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Arizona republican., 1901-01-11
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'
 CLUB DANCE. The Marlcopa club m msmbers enjoyed a social dance last, night.
 ANOTHER FOOTBALL GAME-The Phoenix football team is practicing each evening and hopes for another game with the Indian school. The team has been greatly strengthened and the men believe they can wipe out the de- feat of New Years day.
 LADIES' TEA.-The ladies of the Presbyterian church will hold their regular b-monthly tea in the church rarlors this afternoon from to . o'clock. All the ladies are invited, ana especially the strangers in the city,
 THE GOVERNOR STARTS HOME. Governor Murphy left Washington on Wednesday night on his return to Phoenix. A week ago he expected to reach here yesterday, but he was de- tained at the capital by statehood matters and others affecting Arizona. He will arrive in Phoenix not later than next Tuesday m-rhlng. The leg lslatura will convene within less tnan a week afterward.
 THE GOLF TOURNAMENT. -Invi- tations to the grand golf tournament to be held here on the 18th under the aus pices of the Country club. have been sent to lovers of the sport in all the towns of the territory, so far as their names are known as well as to Los Angeles and oth points Letters have been received from Clifton, Morenci. Tucson. Prescott. and elsewhere. that good delegations will he sent and some good players w.i be here to compete for prizes.
 NOT A NEOPHYTE. A me ting o. the firr .ngina company was held last night and was concluded by a gran banquet, the contribution of J. A, Kurtz the most recently elected mem Der. Mr. Kurtz, though, is by no means a new fireman. He used to run with the machine" in New York city under the old voluntary system which prevailed until about a half century ago: He has ever since taken an interest in fire department matters and since h. became En agent for fire insurance companies his interest has grown keener than ever.
 THE WEEK OF PRAYER. The week Of prayer is being observed at the Baptisg church, meetings having been held every evening this week This afternoon a prayer meeting will
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

For a limited time I will make full sets of teeth for s7.50. Nothing but best material used and fit guaranteed or your money refunded. Dr. l.. c. Gonzales. Gotten block, corner Wash ington and Center streets.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

Sat Lake Ci;y excursion on January 19 for one day only. The Santa Fe route vii sell round trip tickets Phoe- nix to Salt Lake City and return at fare of S71.G5: final limit January 3l.
 l.. W. GILLETT General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

$500! $jCO! $500 takes 160 acres fine land, can be watered from Buckeye or Arlington canals. Call early. Lincoln Fowler 34 South Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

We lend money for ourselves and others on improved real estate. The Evans Loan and Investment Go.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

Go to Ambrose's corral for cheap rigs by the week or month.
Arizona republican., 1901-01-11

lots more Ike him at Hurley's. Christi mas win find us particularly we'll pro- yided to supply your holiday wants for turkeys, chickens, geese. prime beef anything in the poultry or meat line you may fancy. Don't mind taking friendly hint, do you? Well, don't wait until Christmas day to make your
 purchases
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25

Rein N}ann in Der 6auptitabt bed
Gtaates Sbio lit 6eFer betannt ipie &ep.
Sames goinbeIter. 8iele Sabre lang
fpor er ber erfolgrei9e paitor Der 3peiten
Gupti|tenz Stride bieIer Gtoot. s$eben
Sag tann feline e6rpiirbi8e Geitalt uno
Icin gutmHt6iges @eii4t auf ben StraBen
Der Stabt gefeben tperoen, mo er 10 biela
Sabre gefpirff bat. Del6 cine Gei6e bon
8O6lt6aten unO Sel6itoufopferung t0nnts
bQ aufae8G6lt nerben, tDenn man Bios bic
gtnaetbeiten be5 alttdgli9en Qebens bte@
fes oetrsuen 9aitors unb berebten Prebtz
GERS niebergs6en tD4lte.
N6er bas Nlter fOmmt au9 ijber bic 6e4
fen WGnner. Der Rbeumati5mu5, !pie er
i'm oorgeI9rittenen bitter bortommt. bate
6ereits fetn tiifiI6es Dirten begOnAen uno
es tpur6e not6penbig, Elm U}ittel gu ftna
ben, tpenn m0gli6, bumit bic Sage Ieines
po6lt6Gttgeu Wirtens ni6t Dertiir3t piir4
ben.
Gin pirtTdmer NerbenitGrfer, Der bic
Gtrtulation anregt, bic 8erbauung beiTert
unb bic 2e6ensFdbigteit bes gan3en GDs
items bermsbrt ipdr n0t6ig. 0ds ein5ige
Nlittel, palae5 all bieIen QnforoerungeH
entIgrafe rpurbs in Yeruna .gefunben.
Sn einem tiir3Ii4sn 8riefe an Or. 9arts
man iugt sr:
oG2eine Qufmsrfiomfeit tpuroe bor eint1
ger 8eit auf Sbre MebiStn fir rbeumas
tii9s 8ei9Derben gelentt bur96r1. Goot,
Elm alter 5uberlGiiigsr @potbef,r bieIer
Stabt uno nit 8ergniigeu betenne i9, bdB
i4 bieIeIbe periu4t uno gut bsTunben
babe. @s 1T meine Qnit6t, baB bas W}tttst
Peruna 81 oem Ruf bers6tigt if, bsFen
es iin iiber bic gan3en Der, Gtaoten ers
freut.
@4reibt an bic 9eruna Wle0icine 60,
Columbus, ORio. na4 eiRem freien 3oa
tGrrA=8G4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Sic @sarnlanber shmle iiir @linse
,nire am 1 6. q eptember I9O I ,pierer GRO ffnet.
Rr. Z, 9torp=G bar les sStrabc

tpirc am 8. Xeptember I9O foiecer erpffnet.
Eieie rSbuls iiir blinps Ginper uao iol5t Rns,r,
eer,u Sebtrait 10 idpab it, Dab ne otm untsrr dit
in otn 6'f:ntliatn Sbuleu nibt beipObn;n f0nnsn,
atb1rt feiner relsiDien Ssfts &npsr, DE i'm
Siftri.t Columbia pobnen, ipsroen unter OeHtlbeH
8:Dinsungtn auiqenommtn, nj. oiai'"isen. iptlds
ioatiu an g 9 Gorri n, SuptruRnent.
9lltimsrs, 1Go., Ssri4tet UerDsR. fIuG25, lRtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Srnu Gatbarina gbratt fomult mad
NctnzWnrf.

Hepzgort, "a. Qtuguit. -
Ginen 9an3 beion0eren &unItgenuB
Deripri6t Manager 9uitap 2tm6erg,
Der geitern nit Dem 9amburger
G6neaOampfer n5iirit 8ismart"
pieber in getpSOort eintraf unD i'm
n8elDebrez0otel" abgeifiegen lit, benz
bieiigen Sbeaterzpubltfum. Dap er
Srau &atbarine S6rott, bic bormas
lige 9eroine bes 0iener 6pf6urgt6eaz
ters unb, pie @ingetpei6te piifen
nolen, uugenblidli9e 6reunbin unb
SrOitertn 8aiier 6ran5 SoIepb's, fir
cine Sour in ben Ser. Staaten angez
por6en bat, bat Qmberg i9on per
aa6el 6ter6er melDen lafen; nt9t az
gemein befannt lit inbefen Der Spiel
plan, ben er nit Srou S6ratt i'm
Slime 6at. 9as SntereHunteite lit
lpo6l, odB bic S9ratt nit elmer eige>
nen @eielf4dft, unb 3par i'm NoDemz
ber, na4 g&en=Oort tommt II. bauptz
Id4lia folgenDe S9uu7piele auffii6z
rem pir6: Der 6IttenbefiBer," ngpz
prienne," nNiObe" (Don 8lument6a0,
bas 2ubpig 4n3engruber'I9 I9e S4auz
ipiel ng2ur als S0nigin" (au5 bem
Jran3Ofii4en, @lan5ro1e bon Mme.
Rejdne in Puris) II. u. 8efanntli4
lit 6rau S4ratt bor II Sa6ren unter
4mberg's 2eitung i'm rS9uliuzS6ea9
ter" in ngpprisnne" aufgetreten unO
fat nit biefer aoGe 5urore gema4t.
Qmberg itebt tpegen Ya4tung zines
56eaters fir bas S6ratt'f4e Sat
fpiel nit &lap u. Grlanger, ipmie
nit Oscar 6ammeritein an oberen
8rodbnab in llnterhanOlung. Die
NepzYorter perben 2lugen MADDEN"
iagte er nit elmer 6urdftertittiten
GebeE6f. unS ner ben pQen 4mberg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
OrOfses SSOlfsfeif
sur Jeier pes
Oeut(C6en Cages
i'm 'Qarlep- -garR'
9pnneritas, 12. September 1901,
absebaIteu pom
f1Ll S,u n -. al. -. ~ ....i ...N
llnabb. pirger-D -Dsrriu uonM MarplanS
gum 8efieu ees 9aranties 6pnrs fur
nas nationale Sdnserfeft bier in 1903.

@intritt fret. - &arten iinb bon
oGlen beuti9en @ereinen gu baben;
ou9 getpG6ren bic M&itglieDstarten
FOLDER 8ereine 3utritt.
Sin auBerorbentlih rei96dltiges
grogrumm tpirb oufgeiteut: 5eitreben,
WtiGitGrzGon5ert, @eIangs=8prtrdge,
8oltsIpiele, turneriI9e @priteQungen,
Ypramibenbau, M}ilitGr @rercitien,
preisfegeln unb 9reisf6ieBen fir
8aarpretie, San3en unb aqerlei an
bere llnterbaltungen fir Samilten.
8eretne, bic fi9 nod niAt CUR 8e=
t6siligung angemelDet baben, tperoen
erIu9t, m0gli9it balb lire Gomtte'n
(pon fiinD 3u ernennen, unb oieie, foz
ipie Die Hamen Der 8erein5z8eamten
unb Die 3a6l Der getpiinI6ten Sim
trittsfarten Dem SefretGr S4olB 5uz
fommen gu lafen.
Gine 9eneralz8erfammlung a(ler
Nfitglieber Der 5iinferzGomite'n Der
9ereine finbet Sonntag, ben 8,
Sept, 9 ubr Morgens, i'm n0arGep=
part" itatt, unO perben 5ur Ielbigen
3eit Die 6auptquurttere angelpieien,
Ollie eepiini9te 9tusfunft ert6eilt
Der SetretGr & q RI u. 80. g d . I 3,
Nr. 108, OfzSaratogaz, na6e 81.
paulzStraBe,
Snbn 2iarfs,
qrdfbent bes 5eitz&usf4uFes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25

bon tugenb6aften Sbeater 9irefz
loren unb Sefretdren, pelhe ben unz
i6ulbspoIIen gbor= unb 8alletoGmz
6en ni9t dQ3u9eftig na9ite1en uno
bdterli6 beiorgt bariiber pa4en, oaB
oenielben bic @erfu4ung ni4t all3u
perfiibrerif9 nabt, duf5uitellen uno
an oas Pu6lifum gu appeQtren, DdB
es nur bic Runit : GtublifementS
FOLDER 3ugenbI9iiBer patroniiire.
8u9ner g 9 MIN m ii n IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
kssssSssssssSss=ss @ rfnrIpnsn nab YII1lIIbu

unb lurud mIf Ger -IgrIcsfen'Sinfe"
isbeH ssnHtaa uu 70 ubr 8ormittaos, es uuF
fpsiters Rd6ribt Aiiftunft in Baltimore um ~
llbr @b.nbs. DtabtIeit.R auf benz 0aMsf,r zoe.
Saoen, 9ootfabrsH, Silicon uaD 2rtbsfanstn: Runos
tsbrt 260. Gunll 9&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Snhn Siarfs,

43rGfibent bes 5eItz2(u5f4uFes,
Cl2i-5 TN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25

ltngIidli4e 8eId0pfe, Die oas BEN
2an6biitriften in Derrufene 2otale
gelodt iinb, tperben fpie StlaDin4
nen gebalten, unO i6r GiinOen4
Io6n flieBt ben n8abetten" gu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Oeea,t-Cttt, gtn.

SdltpnSaSiueet.. 81 90
SGmffas (Hontas bsfmfebrsns). .......S3.O 90
S0nntaa tnur fur BEN Gag aGItts) ...S1.5O
Der 0. 6. & q. Sampler perldst gisr Ir. 4,
Gigbtfr., $50 ROretns unb 40 0a9mittaog tag.
Lid, Samfas uns Sonntas ousstnOmmsn; samitaa
I'M $50 TorgsAs uas 1br Ra5mittagg, 6oHntaa
un 7.3s RsrseRB. (aultl3, ,lGat. .9&el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Der ''RraitGe 2Iamn" sa6rt.
Sas tiirfiic) frausDiiid1e Sriess=
9S6lfd)en tit neri6fpmnben.

Der Sultan metnte, baB es befer fei,
penn Der &Iiigte na4gebe. - Grz
lieB etne Srabe. - nllncle Gam"
bergr0Bert iein 8uterlanb. - I'm
er60rter 9nbrang BON 9aiIugiez
rem auf peItpdrts fobrenoen
9ampfern. - 8emerfenspertbe
9(euBsrung eines qittsbur9er
@tublmognoten. - Gin qrOteft
gegen SmmoralitGt Der Sei4dftsz
fu6rer 2onboner Sbeater.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Sas Gpmite.
EsIISeG6dmtd1tqttd-Sed6.

Sisicr brrli8t OttiOrt ftbt ssrab. auf Der eSbs
bt. 3tit. erob. gon1trt. Our6 bas Orbsf.r Der
Mariue=4taoemis 9:Osn Gag btOuD,rs @rsnii=
euuQsn. SniiOu miro ON Is. Sum- 1901 .reffnet.
Ser populdrt Tampisr ssmma @lss@ osbt tdab
mi ubr 80 Dtia. 9srulittaes SHee psu Gamoeu=
Station aus um l unO llbr Nadmitaes 9att.
nur zoe. SIqsts sItis auf Boot ooer 3ug
(Dlai9,5& TpIbefier.G Gpmpaanie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Geutu OODzYarf.

9anb bei q n, in SrDBen bon einem
older auitpdrts. Gin 8runbitiit BON 2i sIdern fir
nur $500 anoere i'm 9srbdltnB; einigs 10 bilig,
ipie $50 unb Iae5 unt,r iebr lci6teu 9eoneuns
gen. Ser ri6tigs 9las fir cine @or q D T.
90 o q, no Fe eiuen 8arttn unb 5riiGts,
iopie @eilioslsudt, cine Sub uno ein 9fero buf=
ten f6nntn. $ d unD rod EN-. Sebr ge=
iuno Jsnss Srintipafer. @iel S6atteu. @e=
quem fir sc. nittelit elcttriibtm g8aQgon bon r=
oenb einem Stuottbeils aus su srrei9en 6 II NJ
tD Steuern, fein 8runDs ms. Sie
erfe Sub=SioiiiOn beinabe poQtdnO0 Derfauit,
bod baben tpir cine anbere unmittelbur baran
orcnlenOe erpfntt. 6ommet am Sonntag beraus.
9enubt bic nit Selar=slpenue bc3eibnsten @,ap=
Struben= =9Saegous bis CUR glue 9sll=Npsnue. =
Seams tperosu ale balbe StunOen unSOnntaqen al
Der 9altetlls eintreifsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25
Germiid)te telegrapbiid)e Sepei6en.

= 9ei'm 8egrdumen zines 5erz
trurnmerten 3uges por benz 8oulbz
Sunnel Bel Steubenbille, g., itiir3te
Der @aggon nit benz f4peren &ra3n
barauf um unb begrub a4t 2lrbeiter,
6. 9. gents, peter Nori unb S. 9.
2auber iinb am S6limmiten berleBt.
SSyn' Der g}d6e bon Sohtbzgaorz
spalt, Conn.,, lit Der 2ei4nam bon ..
8. GolbD bon Oalas, Ser, gefunben
tporben. Ser Munn ion bon etnem
na9 Bolton fabrenben Sampfer gez
fallen ietn.
: 8ei'm Gprengen bon Selien auf
elmer neuen 8abnlinie Bel 6remont,
81, purben feds 4r6siter perleBt; am
S9periten: Sas. 6. Didert, Sranf
uno Wn. Sled.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-25

fennt, peiB, baB er 6dlt, mas er perz
fpri9t. @6on in ben nd4iten Sagen
iptrb er fetnen Plan, Elm 3beater am
oberen 8rpaOpaD gu pu9ten, 3ur
Nusfii6rung bringen, unO Dann fanu
bic S9ratt nit t6rer Sruppe tOmz
men.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
New Referee In nankrur,cr.

On Tuesday at the session of the U. s.
Court in Biloxi, Judge II. C. Niles ap'
pointed Mr.. Horace Bloomfield, OF this
place, referee in bankruptcy for the
southern division OF the southern dis.
trict Of the State Of Mississippi Imme-
diately thereafter Mr.. Bloomfield gave
the required bond and qualified for the
Office. Counties composing the southern
district are Greene, Hancock, Harrison
Jackson, Marion, Pearl River and Perry
THE BIG POINT PUBLIC SCHOOL.
BIG POINT, MISS, Feb. II, 1901.
Editor Dcmocrat-Star
The Big Point public school taught by
Miss Cora Davis will give their closing
exhibition on Saturday evening, March
2, 1901. All are invited to attend, espe-
cially the patrons should attend. There
will be q very pleasing and entertain.
ing program rendered byAhe pupils and
Others. Declarations, recitations and
dialogues, vocal and instrumental music,
and good time in general is expected.
Come one and all.
by order of the committee.
Per w. p. DAVIS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT

The L. T.. e. Eibfaty will he op,il
In future, On Wednesdays and Satur-
days from three to six o'clock p. NJ.
The Grim Cemetery ssociation
held fhrir meeting in the PRESBYTERIAN
church Mnnda, Afternoon A number
oi new names were added 10 the list.
The next regular meeting will he held
IN the Methodist church on the first
Monday in March. This meeting will
be ut special Importance and All are
urged to be present.
Randall Hotel arrivals are: & l.,
Woodward. G. G. Williams. IIa,tic~.
burg; W. A. Coaker. Lrnk,,llc: !
Land. 81. Louis: Chas II. AdaIu!.
Chicago: Thus. Kendall. A. Y .amc..
John Graham, Mrs. James ana lNo
children and mother. Mr. Tuicr. LilIg
Orchards: W. II. Tharp. Meridian:
Walter Foster. Gulfporl; j. @. Srot,.
J. Friar,. Three River: j. p Smith.
Brooklyn. Chas. h. Chandler, Scranton.
At the Metlndisr parsonage hv Rav.
II W. Featrrstun, Mr.. William u!
Graham, Jr.. and Miss Myrtle Wan.
less, formerlyof Clovcrlick. West Vir,
vina. were united in matrmnny
Wednesday night at s O'Clock. After
the ceremony the happy couple rc.
lceived the cnpgrat ulal ions az Their
friendsand left for Scran,nn lhuir'
future home, Mrs. Grahlnl isn uorc
Of Mr.. NJ A Malrumh.
Tlir steel, bark Mattel nanr Il t3p thss
daughter ni her owner, Cap, W t.
| Pin'!rr. viii a:riyr,icXt Wr. Il frun II So.
vana. She l. Il lirst class vessel ui be-
rig and has Il cltryin. cInIcitv oi
$50, 600 feet Of lumber. Ilrl cnrtiarl
is u sail between here aud Cu,l ttr-
period %, one year IN thrlr;dr. CAM
| Pinder has long been the c,iiun,a,arr
"f the Henrietta J. Powell. nnr ur the
Starnchcst ii the three -n,l.trd
/ stl"oncrS bcInnging To lIr l.. y.
Danlzlcr Lunlhrr Company'> fleet
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
FAGoTx FROM FoSrllxEBLEAU.

Mr.. Crislip Is in critical condition,
and not expected to live through the
week.
Mr.. Chas. Pabst made one of his inter.
esting visits recently to the hospitable
home Of Mr.. Seals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jackson entertained
Mr.. Jackson's sister, Miss Lulu, = few
days last week. While here she was the
guest Of honor at very pleasant social
dance given by Miss Luvenia Webb.
Fontaine bleau boasts Of two remarka.
bly, bright and altogether winsome little
six-year-olds. They are the little Misses
Carrie Richter and Maudie Flowers. No
"grown-ups" ever applied themselves
more faithfully to the requirement of
knowledge than these little tots. They
have been repeatedly advanced in their
school work, as reward, studying all
the moro faithfully when told Of the
pride their parents and teacher take in
their commendable efforts. May their
future be complete fulfllment of pres
ent promise.
No, our girls are not ut present rang
ing Ut the other end Of a string fastened
to papa's buttonhole. Bat II Hymen
continues to play the mischief they will
probably be in that situation ere long
Two-and-a-half runaways is all we can
put up with during one school session.
Present indications point to another
early demise, she having been struck by
one Of Cupid's little poison.tipped ar.
rows II .he result proves fatal we hope
they will get the parental blessing be-
fore the fatal knot is tied by that accom-
modating Mississippi City magistrate.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
AMERICUx ITEMS.

More sunshine.
We have very bad roads to travel at
night.
Mr.. Prentiss Davis left Sunday even
ing for Mardi Gras ut Mobile.
Rev. 4. J. O'Neil preached very in
teresting sermon here Sunday last to
quite large congregation.
The box party at Mr.. J. f. Davis was
quite success. All enjoyed the evening.
Miss Nina Crippen, Of Mobile, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs.J. Il. Davis.
Mrs. L. L. Davis and baby are visiting
Mr.. Jas. Davis and family.
Listen for the wedding bells.
Mr.. l.. s. Ward and daughter, Miss
Alice, were recent visitors to Americus
MIR. ]. j. Dokis returned home a few
days, after u pleasant visit to his daugh
ter, Mrs. J, G. Denham, OF Purvis.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
It's now good time to pay your dues
to the DEMoCRAT-STAR.


The claim NJ other cough medicine
to I've as good as Chaml,erlain's are Of.
frctually set at rest In the following
testimonial Of Mr.. G. d. Glass. an EN-.
ploye Of Bartlett & Dennis C,,.. Gardi.
ner, Nc. He says: Il had kept adding
W \ cOld and cough In the winter az
1897, trying every cough medicine l
heard ~ without permanent help. un.
I'll one day / was In the drug store 0f
| Mr.. HOulehan and he advised me tn
try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy aud
offered ~ pay back my money II / was
not cured. NY lungs md bronchial
tul,es were very Mre at this time. but
wis completely cured by this RENE
dy, and have since always turned y, II
| when got cUld, and sOOn find relief.
also recommend Il ~ my fritz nds and
NM glad To- sny II ls the best Of nll
cs.uRh medlcines." Fur Sale BY Nc.
Ven Young. ScrWntsIn and J. w. Stew.
mn, MOss Point. druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
A Convincing Answer, !. !,

Il Ihohhled into Mr.. Blackman's drug
store one evening" says Wesle. Mel.
sou, Vt Hamilton. Ga, "and he asked
me t0 try Chamherlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism with which had sllf-
fered for u long time. | told him |
had no faith In anv npdicinp as they
all failed. He said: well II Cham.
herlain's Pain Balm docs not help YOU,
won need not pay for IT, umk n hot
tie Vt II home and used IT. according
To the directions and In one week |
was cured, and have not since been
troubled with rheumatism" For sale
W McVea Young. Scranton and j.
W. Stewart. Mnss Point, druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
CHURCHES.

METHoDsT-Rev W. II. Featherstnn. pastor.
Preaching every Sunday morning and night; pray.
er meeting every Wednesday evening Sunday.
school every Sunday at $3.50 a. m.
BAPTIsr--Eld. v. l.. Mitchell, pastor. Preach.
ing every sunday, norning and night; prayer
meeting every Thursday night. Sunday school
every SUNDAY ut $3.50 In.
CATHoLiC-Sunday. .school every SUNDAY ai 93t
u. IN. Mass every second Sunda, ~ 1905 ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
NOTICE TEACUERSt

NV IIOT ENN'TI EhN.
The Teachers Training Course OF
the Puplarvile High school is the
u,nst original and successful plan ever
given in the State for preparing
teachers for the county examinations
Write for particulars.
W. I. TIA MES. Principal.
Feb S.3t POplarville. Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
LAND NOTICE.

s~l.a o.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
January 3, 1901. !
Notice is hereby liven that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of her
intention to make final proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof win be
made before the circuit clerk Of Jackson
county. at Scranton, Miss, on March
|, 1901, viz:
Mary G, King, widow, oficNathan N.
King, homestead entry No. S,5O0, for the
neN section S, township 1 south, range
vest 4.~d.. 80 sf-
prove. her continuous residences upon and
cultivation OF said land, .viz-:v. ~.
Samuel II. Byrd, James Cooper, Thom.
as II. Oneal, Harrison p. R0lise, all OF
Vancleave, Miss. l- !, lp,,-
JAMES HILL, Register.
January II, 1901. 48-8t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
GOOD POSITION.

Wanted-Young ladies and gentlemen
in every county for Office work, clerk
ships, etc. Must make small deposit
or give security. Previous experience
not necessary. Good salary. Address
Frank" Box 435, Nashville, Tenn.
jan .25-l0t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

All kinds 0f feed, all kinds "f cnm-
mercial fertilizers. R,1k h0ta"m
cash prices. - A. II SMITH,
AT Mu>s Pnint .StDhl">.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

When YOU wanta physlc that liz
mild nnd gentle, easy ~ take and
pleasant In effect use Chamherlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price N
cents. Fur sale BY Mcveu Young,
Scranton and J. W. Stewart, MISS
Point, druggists.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

Families supplied nn short notice
with fine Bayou CasSntte oysters by
NJ. GuIchard.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

j. W Altman keeps the hest irrSi'
meats Ring phone r.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

McVca Young. Scranton und'J. W.
Stewart. Moss Point, the druggists,
will refun1 y",r nl0ney u ynu are not
satisfied after using ChNnlherl1 (
'StOmaci, and Liver Tablets. y
cure disorders NJ u stomach, bilious
ness. constipation and headache
Price Is cents. Samples free.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22

A new line Of High Grade Shoes,
Star ShOc Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate OF ten cents per
line for each insertion.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-09-23
opposed to limitations.

President Eliot, of Harvard univer-
sity. has expressed his disapproval OF
the manner in which students are in
itiated into the secret societies of the
university. 81 think it very desira-
ble." he said, '.that all such limitations
be wholly done away with. They are
entirely inconsistent with the present
conditions and standards of student
life. The complete abolition of such
transmitted folIies must, however,
proceed from the students themselves.
The university should exercise It's in
Auence steadily with the students to
abolish these practices, and the best
influence that it can exert is that ex-
srted by its officers and friends.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1901-09-23
rh. rool and the wise Man

The fool shooeth hisneighbOr shens
from his back yard, but the wise man
f;yeth up a snug place for them to Lay
in.-Chicago Daily News. ".