The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-09
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iAh MILL d.,ls MAN AND -
CASHIER, r1

umoerman,
D,ssss q NH IN, Man IL Ii. s.,,,
passea H,s,ai. through every 4oss, oss'. who
pes,i'sn,. sstU'y suffered By Isa,r n'os'a Know,
sns's and 200 a1S F,,,s kept himself, hi, h, 10. s'
u, Vv 1"nhs 1ne Profits on lIcaanss. bis cs~n',...,.
Hv'1, ins s5aoSa Sa,', :, succeeded il '.,s .ss,s
uash ,ss ni IN an old Tin Bo1 sau sep sss
,ne tte G,, Base Burner until he ,ss's ,ss,'' 9
sity sit, I''s hss to Bankls. Ysars rs,'P Of n
sa.s moreorn, "ao taught . 4 him to Be p,".,I
non ,'ons he had experienced osi ,l,' 1n'
heit hand Side OF the IT,. ""ea
,orm.r 'e,s .na" n'; * I; ., b, had hunSI.s al.'
10 'o'%er ms.. Proud :, 10 Spirit and tsa.ss
70 T',Sea, wear H. sl'ls Jeans Pants sss s,'
Flannel Shirt that turned Iss R.. 1
wearing SH it out of doors for t,a :
go. 30 when when the Tide TUNED -
.a'os ~" oso began to run for Aln ~
s'o'oo was safely slowed il ~
BOX BOX this Mill Man talked e,.
Question with the Old Lad, ~ =.
shared his Years Of Priy,,n.
who hae Boiled the Cote, \
ROASTED t.,l every morning durIs. N
long Time as to whether II NM
oe a good Scheme to open Ri
- '''so cosm0p0lltan W
Bank leave the Mill 10 ch,nn !
Boys and to 60 TO Town to lin
tan Shoes and a red Necstk y
ten to "Grand Opry.n nj
agreed, as she wanted to ~
de'lis Shirt Waists aud pIctVn
so one fine Day the Old Man Y
bis best Jeans Pants, 4 Cos, Z
top Shelf Of the Commlss,ry n
Frau logged up with The -
Market afforded, and they 81
the local Freight for The ls.d
Point to Town, carrying 4 Luad
the family Bird Cage.
Upon arriving 10 town The Mnu
with bis Roll started to hunt %
Wholesaler who had handled hL q
for two or,three Years. Bu, Ae
uut Of the City, 50 after talisl
Frau to the Hotel he headed ior
nearest national Bank and uia| |
open an Account, Haying no
to identify him he encountetC
Frost In the Cashier, who told hiQ
could not receive his Money viii
Identification. The Mil Man
that he was up Against 1t usod :
bard. He told the Cashier lAR [
Name was Jackson, that he
Money and he wanted TO yet I'D \
but this excited the Suspicious ol1
Cashier more than eyer, and be
him that he must positively Be
titled before the Bank would take
Money. The Mill Man asked hl9
he knew a dozen other Mil Men n
he named and was told that bel
not. Then the Mill Man began VI
hot under the Collar. He coal1
understand why People vould's
his hard earned Coin and Eesl)
in their time.lock Vaults 400
asked sarcastically Of the ChON|
lie knew President Roosevelt
tary Gage, John L. Sullivan n
Henry or George Francis Train. y
Cashier with equal sarcasm oa
Acquaintance with these Person,
lnsinuated that the Mil Mao
himself until he could be lde'u'
As a parting Shot the Mil MAJ
that it was evident the CasOu
not move in the same Set WITH
and he departed from The Ba'E
over to a Safe Deposit Conpsa, \.
hired a Box untilhis wholes'sl
returned to town. Then ne ~
another Bank with him aud dsp
his Doodle and became one o. 10
Customers iu Town. And tM
Ca ashier waxed sore over tm
the Account through bis l'esu ~.
ment and the Directors e.'.
lDown for Carelessness suu
him to the Ranks for O's''
such a Bet. -. ~
Moral: Never SIZE Upa
his Jeans Pants.
| Lord lsoseberry recently y.
an, thinking Of how we arc W
nU have the Beer and the Br'''a a.
ue,he, after the war is ove'. g.
pertinent question at ll''s $ ''~' y.
seem to be how the BRITISH :"
| to terminate the war.
Farmer Wentworth o. ts,s, tss's.s,|
ia has established a crow DasI' ",
NJ. u Iar farm and proppsed 70 sell I'M
wlues and breasts to ,,'s ,n,'ss,,.ss'1
/, trace w"', "n,,e "' M" has secured 10
we ms0s"%uI ;" male crows, and 10.
,hem ."e Il il the hatchery Ia's'r 0.s.
ursl ursiI Increase he hopes to ''"']
Of 1000 BY next year,
Under the caption q .s,., s.,.',s. \
Sight," the Port Gibson Is ). ss',' 4. "