The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-31

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Lypclling bees are getting to be Of
frequent occurrence IN the South Of
late. I
Gen. Robert Lowry will probably ,
enter the field for the United States
~Senate-thc long term. {
The estimates of Aguinaldo's army :
by American officers at Manila range
all the way from 1000, to 100, 900
men. :
The State Convention of the Miss
issippi Womau's Suffrage Associa- -,
tion will meet in Clarksdale April 9Th
and 9Th.
Bryan said, NAY, nay, my pretty
little maid, I'm not I%Iobson,'' when
the Texas girl trie to i%nnoculate him
by the kissing system.
The Georgia Fruit Growers Associ-
alton announce that they will have no
peaches for shipment this year on ac-
count Of the recent freeze.
The question in the next canvass for
President will be Imperialism and
anti-lmperialism. The money qucs-
tion Will be relegated to the rear.
Congressman John Sharp Williams
may enter as a candidate for the
United States Senate. lie did not say
at Winona that he would not be IA can
didate.
Our cousin Ansc says that lie has
always been a friend to the sea coast.
We would like to know what he has
ever done or said in favor of our sec
ton.
Bishop Gullem-Yes, indeed: | am
happy to say our missionary work in
the Philippines has been most sue
cesSful. We recently made angels of
1000 of them in ii single day.
Senator Murray II. Smith replied to
Gov. McLaurin's Meridian speech last
Friday at Columbus before an audi
cnce of 1900 people, 1t was a scorch.
or couched in elegant English.
Col. j. II. Jones, of Wilkinson
county, has withdra Nn from the race
for Governor, lie has personal reasons
for his action. lie would have carried
South Mississippi solid.
Two million dollars were spent for
canned beef, and salt forms 10 per
cent of can; so the packers received
$500, 900 for salt that cost them 81. 0
a pretty nice profit from the seine
substance alone.
Oil has become so cheap at Corsica
na since its discovery theresa cents
a barrel-that several Texas towns
are buying it for street sprinkling
purposes, for which it is claimed to
be especially adapted.
A contemporary suggests that, hav-
Ing had sufficient experience of sick
ness as a white mans burden, perhaps
Mr.. Kipling will no longer be relent-
less in his advocacy of bullets Us a
panacea for the brown mans woes.
Hot Springs, Ark, furnished an
other street duel on the 10th inst, in
whicl, five men lost their lives. The
trouble grew out OF the election for
municipal Offices.
Mr.. e. J. Adam, editor of the Pass
Christian Beacon, is announced as a
candidate for Representative in the
Legislature from Harrison county
Bro. Adams is a rising young man,
well qualified for the position he
seeks. He is a Democrat true and
tried. We wish him success.
Soon it will be, 'traceable" to New
Orleans; ''source Of infection-Hav-
ana;" ''well developed casc;' pulse,
1868; identical peculiar odor, Drs.
Murray and Guitcras;" detention
camp; one train a day; fumigation:
formaldehyde; business suspended:
"Xspurts.'
Inc jackson correspondent Of the
magnolia Gazette writes that paper
INA some vandal has defaccd the
statue of Jefferson Davis in the cant.
'ol grounds The index finger of the
right hand has been broken off and
carried away, and the scoundrel who
broke 1t of probably being a relic
hunter. We shall not say how bc
should be dealt with as he hasn't been
caught.
Chairman q. q. Miller has called a
meeting OF the Democratic State Ex.
ecutlycC Committee, to be held In Jack.
son on Apru 9th for the purpose
OF determining the method of uomi.
nat'ng candidates for the Democratic
party and for the transaction Of such
o.ner business as may come before IL.
~ Is 70 be hoped that there will be- n
'ui' attendance Of the committee.
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