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Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23
Stockholders' Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that an an nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Cocopah Copper Company will be held at the parlor of the Commercial Hotel, in the town of Kingman, Ari- zona, on Wednesday, February 3, 1909, (the first Wednesday after the first Tuesday in said month) at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 DAN MURPHY, Pres,
 G. HoLTERHoFF, JR., Sec. First insertion Jan. 16-Jan. 30
Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23

Report has it that an exceptionally fiattering offer has been made for the Gold Giant mine, in Cottonwood dis trict, by eastern people. This is the property on which the Tawa Develop, ment company did large amount oi work two years ago, and which was later taken over by creditors of the corporation. The mine shows good bodies of copper bearing gold ore, the bottom of the shaft being in a ship. ping grade. The group of mines sur. rounding this property are said to be among the most promising properties of the county.
 O. T. Smith returned from the vol. fran properties of Dudek X Sperl, near Yucca, last Monday and went on to his home in Johnson, Arizona, the follow. ing day. Mir. Smith was well pleased with the looks of the properties and expects to return in a short time to make a more thorough examination.
Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23

A few shareholders of the Arizona Gold Mines company arrived in King man few days ago and have gone to the mines to inspect the property. At the mines the ten stamp mill has been in operation continuously the past three weeks and appears to be doing good work. The company has in- stalled a steam drill and two men c; n easily keep the mill in ore. It is said that the one machine can break fully two hundred tons of ore daily. The average value of the ore is satisfac- tory, although the mill lacks the nee essary water supply to insure success ful amalgamation. An effort is soon to he made to increase the supply and it is pl obable that within the next two months enough water will be develop ed to cover all demands of the mill. The company is we'll pleased with the mine results so far obtained and be- lieve they have a great property. Ore averaging three dollars can be worked at a profit in this mill, it is said, and the average so far has been nearly six dollars to the ton. The saving is fair ly good on the plates, less than a dol lar going into the tails.
Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23
Collie and Diarrhoea.

These diseases are quickly cured by Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has been in use for many years, and has wide reputation for its cures of these dis eases. For sale by II. H. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23
Gold Road Mine Gossip.

J. H. Phillips and Dan Bosqui came in from Gold Road Monday afternoon last and departed the same evening to Los Angeles. Henry Lovin and J. F. Withers went to Los Angeles the same night. Mir. Phillips is consulting en- gineer of the Gold Road NJ. x E. con- pany and is said to have bond on the property, which runs to the fifth of next month, although it is not thought that the property will pass out of the hands of the present company at that time. Dan Rosqui is one of the best cyanide experts in the United States and it is believed the new mill, which is to be installed at Goldroad will be a ter plans made by him and submitted to the company some time ago. Re port has it that the company has or dered grading for the new mill to be commenced at once near the hoisting works on the Gold Road mine, and that forty stamps are to be installed at once. The mill when completed in its entirety will have capacity of from 3JO to 800 tons of ore daily. There is now blocked out in the mine enough ore to keep 800 ton plant pounding away the next three years. This ore is better than that worked in the mill during 1907, when the company pro- duced 450, ,0O0S in gold, during which time the average daily mill run amounted to 100 tons. The new plant is to be electrically equipped and the company is to make the new plant en- Should the old company retain the holdings they will place bond issue of over 200,0OOS, which has been pro- vided for to complete the contemplated betterments.
 From recent work in the mines it is stated that the long drift from the Gold Road mine into Billy Bryan ground has disclosed the existence of two veins and that the vein on which the Billy Bryan shaft was sunk is not the original Gold Road vein. The two veins carry the same relative rich gold values and will be worked through the same openings, being but seventy-five feet apart.
 E. F. Thompson and Mrs. E. P. Smith visited the Golconda mine last Tuesday and were more than pleased with the results being obtained at that nrnnartv Evervwhara an onapipor
Mohave County miner., 1909-01-23

E. F. Thompson and Mrs. E. P. Smith visited the Golconda mine last Tuesday and were more than pleased with the results being obtained at that property. Everywhere an opening was made good ore was found. Ship ments net about COOS car, the values being in zinc. The ore is shipped by the company to Oklahoma, where it is reduced in gas furnaces.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
BLIND TIGERS IN SCRANTON.

The first blind tiger csse to be tried In
this city since the enactment Of the pro-
hibitiop law op Jan. ! WAS called for
hesring Saturday afternoon ct 8 o'clock
before Police Justice 9. s. Meriwether
at the city hall. The defendant, Glen
Joseph, negro, was srraigned and
plesded not guilty. The evidence
brought forth, however, was sufficient
TO prove that Joseph, II not the princi-
pal, was acting a. agent IN tho sale Of
liquor and ~ such was sdjudged guilty
and sentenced to pay fine OF $50 and
costs. amounting in oil to $500.
During the trial Olem Joseph impli'
Gated bis brother, George Joseph, 81
principal in the Transaction upon which
he was being tried and warrant WA
Immediately issued for his arrest. Tht
officers were not long 10 locating deorg'
and he was arrsigned within few min
utes sitter his srrest, and sfteY trial wa
found guilty snd fine Of 80 and cost
melted out 70 him.
City Marshsi Charles Ferrer has beei
active In the pursuit Of this case and !
IL owing entirely 70 his vigilance ths
these two men were brought 70 Trial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
Atsolunchs On Atsptcr,

The sollowins resolutions wese read
before the vsesby sefiso sunday school
last sunday morning end adopted by
The entire schools
whereas. in The WELDON ~ the divine
shepherd, lie has gathered one of Hts
lambs into the eternal fold, whore no
danger or harm Or sorrow may come IN
the taking from our midst OF little Uuls
ilosdout therefore. be "
Resolved, by the members OF Mrs. ".
p. Linflcidfs Sunday school class, That :
link In our chain has been broken, and
our hearts have been made deeply sd
That Ne have lost one OF our brightest
and sweetest members and friends, ana
are made TO realixe that death comes 70
The young, even ~ W are, ~ well ~ 70
That, though the spirit has departed,
The memory Of our little friend fingers
with us, and 10 fondly cheriehedt
That We extend 70 The father, mother
little sister and other relatives, our sin
ceYe sympathy In this hour OF sorrow
and remind them that "all things wor
together for good 70 them thst love God
70 them who are called according 70 hii
That these resolutions be spread OF
the records of the Sunday school, ana
copy be sent 10 the family OF the de
ceased, and the DEMoURAT-STAR re-
quested to publish the same In mex
| Issue.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
MAnpl sRAs CELEBRATION.

Mardi 0rss wss fittingly observed In
this city on Tuesday. A. usual, the
msskers began 70 gather on the streets
in the early afternoon and The crowd
wss hourly made larger BY new ar-
rivals, costumed IN every concsivable
style and description. The parade was
sulivsnsd By the coIored brass bsnd
which was marched through The prin-
cipal streets Of the city.
The best dispiay. hcwsysg. Of The day
va reserved Tor late hour fn the
sftsrnoou. About 4 o'clock, 70 the
strains Of music furnished ~ Moss
Poinvs excellent brass bsnd, made up
| Of representative young white gentle.
| msa Of that city. the psrsds from over
The neigh boring city msds IL appear
amos an the stEsets Of Scranton. Among
ths striking features Of their displsy
was flost bearing WORKING model Of
: rsei live ssw mill, with riianing essl
- arranged that = the aoat moved
along the strssts ths msohtpsFy per
Iforuo All The sumblsncss Of : mill Il
Isctual working order. The parade va
aceompsoisd ~ four OF Charles I'm
eraDu's hatcher wagons, I'll tastsfull,
| Decorated With hsgs end bunsluo
| 0oo1 order wes msIntsined>1 1Sough
cus No day and every ono sssms'
Il fully enjoy tbs sights q psessnts'
" ahkun talSokn
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

bss6 ssss ssevss ssv-b ~ lef On sus
stfssts
n~susss meeting ~ ~ svssa ~ 80.
Sesvlscss jgssSss.
ssced sssmsss issas N NE eo"nsy esr
bs Taught n sssscrshie nsssss nov
on saturday. feb. "a. . mas bstv sisf
vss hoss 10 ~. ssd MR. John cisyson
On Bsycs csssosse
The common eur dsss Killed ~ me
marshal should he csffisd cu' 70 b'seh
rslsd pond and tufied.
Don't vail ~ be s-ked, jost roms
scsoss Win the long sfeen o. shiny
dollars. Come sunnins.
wei, ~ eli events. We cant deny that
Va have been hsvins . VARSITY OF
weather lsteIy, some 81 " NOT the hsnd
10 warm Mp the spsinE poets.
we sessss 10 note that our good friend
| Ds. n. y. Duke Il on the invalid list this
week, while not confined 10 his bed he
has been forced 10 remain In doors foi
several days.
| Have your Job printing done o. the
DEmocRAr-srAW ofIice u you want first
class work ~ reasonable prices Ne
slop work sent out from this office. Try
us ana be convinced.
Rorn TO Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Larsen on
Saturday morning, Asweet and wilson's
baby girl who tipped the scales at Mint
pounds. Congratulations TO the happy
parents and long life to the young Miss
Mr.. H. u. Evans left here Monday
night for Bsnrdale, this county, VII
Mobile; where he viii take charge o
the oommisssry Of the Farnsworsh Lum
bsr Company. Mr., Evans has for loni
time been . familiar tiEure IN th
grocery department Of the DeJean Z
Mitchell Co. in this city, and his depart
ure from our city 10 regretted BY hi
many friends.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
sAaIA-eBAaAM,

Married Ia this city on Monday morn
ing st II :aO o'clock, Nj. John II. Rsris,
Of Hurley 70 Miss Lulu Graham. Of van.
oleavs, Judge Charles y. Chidsey ofticia.
ting. The happy young couple departed
on the noon train for Mobile, where they
will spend their honeymoon.
Miss Graham, that was, ID the dsuRh.
TOR OF Mr.. J. M. Graham, . prominent
citisen Of vanclesve and is possessed Of
many charming traits Of character.
The groom 10 valued employee Of
Denny 4 Go. and holds . position Will
that firm at Hurley, which place will b.
their future homo.
We offer congratulations ard bes
wishes for long life Of peace, Joy an
happtneas.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, a. they cannot
roach tho diseased portions OF the ear.
There W only one way Nv rufe deafness,
aud that Ia by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IL caused by an innsmed con.
diiion ~ the mucous lining 81 the Eus.
tschisn Tube. when this tube IL In.
iiamed YOU have n rumbIing sound or
imperfect hearing, and when II IL on.
tireIy closed, Deafness In tho resuIt, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored 20 tts normal
condition. hearing will he destroyed
forever; mine cases out Of ten are caused
by Caiarrb. which In nothing hut an In
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness (caused by catarSh }
that cannot be cured by Hslrs Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
II. J. CHENEY II Co., Toledo, o..
Sold by Druggists, Too.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
RATne0Ns LODGE CELEBRATION.

Rathbone Lodge No. i57, Knights OF
Pythias, celebrated tho forty NTH ami.
yerssry Of the founding OF their order
In the United States on Monday night
at Castle Hall In this city.
A reception and banquet was rendered
the Knights and their invited friends
and a very delightful evening was
spent by those attending this function.
The entertainment began by singing
the opening ode. Hon. Arthur Smith ~
master OF ceremonies, in = few well
chosen words stated the object Of
the gathering and extended q hearty
greeting to the guests. Mesdames Chap
man and Ilinfleld rendered a beautiful
vocal solo, after which Hon. w, b
Bullard was introduced sni made |
pleasing talk, taking Pythianism as hi
theme. He was followed by DR.. J.
Sanders and Prof. II. p. Linfeld, esol
making address appropriate to the 90.
easton,
i A splendid musical program was In
terspersed through the exercises, II
which the following ladies and gentle
men aided most acceptably in maxim
the evening one long 70 be remem hsred
Mrs. n. p. Linfeld, Mrs. q. b. Chsp
man and Miss Maggie Redding, Messrl
L. r. Kramer, Joel L. Baskin, w. ]
Llndinger and Jos. Bullard.
At the conclusion Of the exercise
Mr.. Smith announced that refreshmsni
wora ~ = ting In tina nto rooms of tn
J hall, 10 which oil repaird and wer
treated to an abundance Of good thing
prepared for their enjoyment.
!, Dancing was next on the program an
: many OF the guests remained until III
flnal hour for departure arrived.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

, Died, In this city, Thursday night,
Feb. Is. 81 10 30 o'clock, Hula, the bright
and interesting little daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs.. w. T. Gordon, aged 8 years
and months. The funeral services
were held Saturday morning st ~
o'clock, Rev. 10. witt oqAciatingi In
torment being made In the Pascsgoals
cemetery. Little Hula had coHtrecsed
ppeumonia and death came after only .
weeks illness. To the parents We oHer
heartfelt sympsthy in their loss.
The building formerly occupied ~ .
saloon Il the corner Of Ksr street and
D,lmas avenue IL being overhauied and
| ntted MP for moving picture show and
viii b. ready for business tomorrow
Ifsasurdsy) afternoon. Mr.. =. Abbey
Of Biloxi Will have charge Of this place
Of smpssment, which will b known =
the vsudetts. He assures ~ that tn
tsinment will b. Of the highes
order, and ladies and children cal
sttsnd d any tims without the fsag ?
| bsing tie least embArysessd. Mr.. Ahble.
4 vii conduct daily shows In The stssr
noon and ct night q popular prices
| We wish him success In bic enterprlss
Il 4 good clever show Will AWsysu0
: nico business here
Il II vcu rpsp 3 pill take DeWitve littl
Teyiv Rioers. Insist on them; kenue
J eooy. pleassut, little liver pills. sole 3
de PaIIce Phafmacys ncsento9s 49,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

The permsa bars Relies ~ TINS.
iiolien msstef, from Llsss sfflve5
here sunday snd Oil be losde1 ~
the fhagef Etpoft Lombef Compsoy
The british steamer KsfiB. 1p1
TINS, fenoett master. from south
Shields, Eoglsnd sffiyed here Thurs
dsy, Feb ~, sed oil be iosded ~
W Denny y %
The following vessels entered this
week and wllI he loaded w the T. N,
Dsnttlef Lumber Company British
schooner Albsio, ztI tons, Mckay
master. from Martinique. british bark
Enterprise 400 tons, Chute master,
from Mobile; Norwegian bark Tickle,
81 tons, Olsen master, from bahia
Blanca
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
Youa TOWN.

IIMore towns die for want u eonfldsnee
ON the part Of their business men ard
lack Of public spirit than from any other
cause.
When man In search Of home or :
business location goss into town and
fisds everything brim full Of hops and
enthusiasm Of tho pTospscts OF The
place, and ere earnestly q work 70
build Il mp, he soon becomes imbusd
with the same spirit, and - . result he
drives down stakes and goes 70 work
with the same interest. when, how
ever, he goes 70 town whore every one
expresses doubt and apprehension for
tho future prosperity Of The piacss
maping about sud induIgfng ID mourn-
full complaints, be naturally feels that
II 10 NO plsos for him, end he 81 onco
shakss its dust from his feet, while be
pulls out with ell possible spssd for
some other place. Consequently W -
| make : live sntsrprlsing town oct d ~
town In which you live when 700 ~
working gsr your town you aBe asecOs
piishtng Ill the more for ycursslG
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
MAcHpslAH AUXILIARY MEETING

A regular meeting Of the Auxiliary
Associatton in connection with Mech
pelsh Cemetery Associstiou will be
held on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1909,
ct the residence Of Mrs. J. A. Wander
wall, Moss Point, At ESQ O'Clock p. M, u
which I'll the members ere earnestly
requested 70 b. present.
Mrs. p. X. MAYERs, President.
MRS. A. GRAY, sec'y.
Scranton, Mfs5., Feb. 20, 1908.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

w. - y cpvan wss visitor ~
Mobilc On wohdsy
M y y cowao. ~ uuifpoft was
Monday visitor In this place.
W. q wyatt Gnmn transacted
business IN New Orleans Monday
M Charles Emerson sas among
"wednesday visitors ~ New Orleans
Trained female bird dog fof sale. ~
IA PELHAM, scranton
Mr.. John A, Suttef ~ Pass Chris
lion was visitor here Monday morn.
ina
Mr. H. H. Cudabsc, ~ Ocean
Springs visited relatives here this
week.
Mr.. W " rIppcn, Of Gulfort was
among business callers here on Wed.
nesday
Mr. A. r. Dantzlef and family arc
spending several days In New Orleans
this week.
Mr.. q. W, Churchwell OF Merrill
was business visitor In these parts
on Tuesday.
Master Sidney Tyree went to Mobile
sunday, where he will spend the week
with relatives.
The Quaker Quartettc will appear
as the sixth number In the Moss Point
Lyccum Course NJ the Central School
Auditorium IN Tuesday, March ., at
s p N. The Dixie Bureau says they
are the best on the Lyceum platform.
Reserved seats, 50c; children under u
years, 25c. Tickets on sale by J. j.
Mcintosh.
Mrs. L. G. Spann and children went
to New Orleans Monday morning fol
stay Of several days.
Mr.. $. +. Churchwcll, Of Leaksvill,
was here on Tuesday In the interes
OF his timber business.
Mr.. O. W. Cowan left Wednesda
afternoon for Hattiesburg, where h
! goes on matters OF business.
|, Mr.. W. II. Martin, OF Vancleav
spent few days here this week look
ing after his logging interests.
I Mr.. G. b. DantzIer, Of Gulfpor
spent part of tine week here looh
! Ing after bis company's interest.
Mrs. J. w. Rogers and son, Wilberl
!. went 70 New Orleans Monday morl
}. Ing for short stay OF several days.
!. DR.. II. Il. Rehfeldt Is now the pr,
SCISSOR OF one Of the latest models
= the shupe OF an automobile carriag
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

usyuoessr s.fss~ss ssss ssssss o.
n 3 n. ed1 7 81 N.
@undat srhnui n ne N.
Fsx. 7. ~ cnftrftf.. fssfof.
rss-syrsstss = No services nsss
surdsy school o. sfss w.
Prayer meeting s~tvices evssv wed
nssdsr nisht ~
fffuefks@ Services nest Sunday 81
i9t " 4. m.
sunday school ~ %.
Mi4week sefviee neet Wednesday ~
lin D. N f.enfen subjects.
Hsv. q. n. kfssfcu. Pastof.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

The people have found out that
the Shoe Sale It ". N. CANTY'S
Is ! good thing and are taking
advantage Of i. CAN and BE con
WINGED. Sale now goiny On.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26
IN NEW oUARTERe.

/ am now located 10 my new store
building on upper Main street, where
| will be pleased to welcome all my
friends and customers and likewise
the public generally. Iextend u cor.
dial invitation TO every cltizeu OF
Moss Point and vicinity TO give me q
call and look over my stock OF general
merchandise. JOHN II. KREBs.
Judge o. Randall and wife returned
home last Wednesday, Feb. II, from
stay OF several weeks at Mineral Wells,
Texas.
The many friends Of Mr.. j. A..
De Mombrun are pleased to see him on
the streets again. after his severe
illness.
Mr.. n. v. Rogers will begin moving
bis stock OF goods this Thursday
afternoon into his new location Op'
posIte the postofiIce.
The Pascagoula Street Railroad and
Power Company Is engaged just nov
In remodelling and Improving It's
depot station 10 this city.
Prof. Frank l.. Tyree, principal o.
the school ut Dry Greek, RankIr
county, spent last Saturday and Sun
day with his parents here.
Mr.. J. L. Dantzler and family spen
, the greater portion OF the week i
: New Orleans, where they enjoyed tn
delights OF the Carnival season.
We understand that the Robinson
Land 4 Lumber Company Is conten
plating the driving Of an artesian we
on their mill site At an early day.
A pvotracted meeting began Wet
nesday night az the Baptist churc
In this city. Rev. q. N. Morris ha
l charge OF the meetings and Il bein
ably assisted by the Baptist Stat
| Evangelist. Rev. w. A. McComl
Much good is expected from these Sc
vices, which will continue for the ne,
week or ten days.
An interesting game Of foot ba
was played here ON Monday afternot
between the Moss Point boys and
picked team from among the sail
boys aboard Of the steamers Karit
and Matfcrn. The game was hot
contested from start to i0ish and !
sulted Ia = victory for the home tea
by score Of SW2
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

A college education, says Represen-
tatIve Tawncy, makes life more nm
ishcd. But ~ the last thing most Of
% desire IL Q life finished We presume
Mr.. Tawney does not approve Of col
|iooe sducation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

Acknowledgements
re small boy he'd hIs ississ o" rsss.
dsy.
The ely Of rsscssouIs 10 The coming
e,sy u Mississippi.
~ . blssSed good thtns that Mssdi
Osss sUmes bot once yeas.
wort on or streets wss suspended
Monday % ascouns Of holiday.
No spcs % Gods green sarsh IL health.
isr shss soush Misstssippi. That's no
joke.
DSs't niss he opportunity .
ri 1 pair 4 Shoes worth S q IS
fsr $50 tkis wssk It CANTY'S.
NJ. snd Mrs. 9. N. Van Benschoten
have moved 70 the Ramsay cottage on
south Psscssouis street.
Monday, Feb. q, was snstionsl holi-
day. The possofIice and banks were
closed during the day.
Workmsn, spare our beautiful shade
trees ON Bouth Psscagoula street, Touch
not dslngls bough. please.
Remember The dog tax ordinance goes
into sfIsct on March |. Sea The marshal
and ~ tsg, II only costs u.
A specific for pain-Dr. Thomas' &c.
lectrio OIL. stron6est, cheapest Imminent
ever devised, household remedy IN
Amsrtoa for q years.
The Ladies, Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church held On interesting
meeting at the church Monday after
noon.
Psy what you owe the DEAocRAT-
STAN once. Money Il needed every day
ID the week 70 keep the paper grinding
out the news.
The Lsntsn season was ushered In on
Wednesday with : due observance Of
the holy season BY our Catholic and
Episcopal friends.
Rev. Father James O'Rsilly, Of Lex
ipgton has charge Of this parish during
the absence OF his brother, Rev. Father
J B. O'Rsiliy, who u Ill st An infirmary ~
4 Mobile.
The Editor tenders his thsnks TO Mr.,
J.W. Coz, the wholesale dealer fn fish,
oysters ana crabe, for : i've pound red
! fish Tuesday, which was enjoyed BY the
whole family - dinner.
NJ. Charles Addicks has accepted I
poelsion ia the mercantile establish
ment of-the DeJes q Mitchell Go. TIT
MANY friends OF this gentleman will b.
s,lnaasd n noka hfs rood fortune. Is
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-26

Booker +. Washington 10 eagagel
Ia 40 effort TO stir Uncle Sam 70 help
Liberia by doing the esu,e thing for
the blacks tpst hb dfd fbFtUts.