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The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

A farmer solved the Sheep.kill-
ing dog problem thus: After he
had lost thirty sheep he built in
the pasture square pen of logs
and rooted it, but he left a big
hole in the middle in which he
suspended a part of a sheep.
Nearly every morning when ne
went to the pen he found one or
more dogs in there, which he
quietly put out of business. In
the course of the winter he
caught about forty dogs and
didn't lose any more sheep.
Moreover, he kept on good terms
with his neighbOrs, which is {
hard thing to do if you shOO'
their dogs and go around brag
ging about it.-Ex.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18
A Trick That Failed.
Governor

Those sharp traders who
thought that the death of Mr..
Hartman would break down the
stock market, and, seized the Oc.
casion to reap profit, were dis,
appointed, and some of them are
broke"
Mr.. Harriman's death was dis
counted weeks ago. He died al
a time when there is supreme
activity in every line of railroad
traffic. The roads are busy NOV
ing wheat and cattle, and very
soon begin to move cotton. Great
quantities of coal and merchan
disc are being hauled over the
country. There will be a jam o.
business until after the Christ
mas holidays.
The tide of trade is rising, anC
Mr.. Harriman's death is of les!
possible influence now than i
would have been on falling mar
ket, or when business was be
coming slack. k.-Memphis Com
mercial-Appeal.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

Evelyn B. Baldwin, who com
manded the Baldwin-Zeigler ex-
peditiOn, discovered Graham Bell
Land, and who has made numer-
Gus Artic exploration trips with
Peary and others, thinks that
there is a limitless supply of coal
and gold in the frozen North, and
now that the pole has been dis
covered, exploration will settle
down to the far more important
task of locating these treasures
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18
Governor Advises Cotton Growers.
To the Cotton Growers of the
State of Louisiana:

State of Louisiana:
1t is evident that the cotton
crop of the South will be short
this year, and especially the
Louisiana crop. 1t is also evi.
dent that the people will have to
get a very much higher price for
the cotton that they have made
or else they will be practically
driven out of the cotton growing
business. 1t is also evident that
if the crop is rushed to the mar
ket and sold as fast as ginned
that a small price will necessari.
ly obtain, while a gradual slow
marketing of the crop will secure
better prices.
The farmers should, therefore,
sell slowly and just as the mills
need it, selling only when the
price is high and withdrawing
their cotton from sale entirely on
all depreSSionS.
If the farmers will adhere
strictly to this plan of market
ing, they will get the best price
obtainable for their cotton and il
should be followed by every cot
ton grower of the South.
]. Y. SANDERS,
Governor
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18
Bank of West Feliciana

LOatsd At St. FnheiUIlk, La, Psrih d West
Ftliciani.
Report furnished To the State Examiner Of
State Banks by the above Bank al the
close Of business on Sept. lSt, 1893
RESOURCES
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

The Woodmen of the World
will give a sweet potato banquet,
to be held, October s, on the
grounds of the resort belonging
to the order, near Gloster, Miss.
The feature of the day will be a
sweet potato dinner, and
speeches by prominent Wood
men orators of Mississippi and
Louisiana. Arrangements are
now being made for the running
of a special train from Bator
Rouge to GlOster and return.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

The Louisiana Bird, Fish and
Game Commission wants to know
various and sundry things about
all men who desire a hunters
license. A Jones, La, citizen
heard that a complete history of
the applicant for license must be
furnished, be wanted a license
and wanted it quickly, and to
make sure, he wrote the sheriff
and gave his name, color, size OF
shirt, pants around waist, length
of legs in seam, number of shoes,
color of hair and eyes, but failed
to send the most important thing
of all, his age. OF course the
license can not be issued until
the age is given. Rouge
Democrat.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

A combination of the lowest
bids for the construction of the
New Orleans postoffice amounted
to 81, ,28S,749. The appropriation
was 81, 100000.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

Mrs. Edward P. McGOvern, a
worker for the Democratic party
in Denver, says she has no fault
to find with the Pope in his ut
terances against women taking
part in politics; but that the Pope
does not live in America, does
not live in Colorado; does not live
where women are obliged to take
care of themselves and their
families in the sense that West
ern women and working women
have to, that it has been proved
where women do vote and dc
help to make the laws, the condi
tions governing women are g
great deal better than where
they do not vote and where they
do not help to make the laws.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18
The Best Show of the Season.

w. r. Markle's Sunny South
paid Shawneetown its annual Wis
it Tuesday night and showed to
a large audience. The perform
ance was by far the best that has
been given here this year. The
features were of the best and
equal to what you would see in
the city vaudeville theatres. The
scenery was fine, the costumes
elaborate and all connected was
of high class. Mr.. Markle has a
reputation of having the most
modern ideas in presenting his
program and the fact is most
generally known by Shawnee
town people. He always carries
a fine band and this year his was
a dandy. ShawneetOwn, ILL.,,
Democrat.
See the funny Grass Widow
with the Sunny South at Bayou
Sara, Monday, Sept. 20.
The true Democrat., 1909-09-18

Attorney Ponder has reached
the point where he thinks that a
poll tax receipt should serve as a
hunting license, only outsiders to
pay a heavier fee.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
BLIND 1lGen CAPTURED.

ON Saturday last Deputy sheriff
Ferrer arrested White Cbastang, y
negro and Mr.. Paul Nilsen, white
man, on a charge Of Illicit retailing. In
the raid made on their respective places
~ pints Of wbIskey belonging TO
Chastang was captured and % quarts Of
rum and whiskey from Hilsen sweiled
the size Of the haul up 10 goodly pro.
portions Chastang was arraigned be-
fore Judge Cbas. E. Chidsey on Monday
afternoon and was tried by . Jury OF six.
District Attorney Il. r. Harrison repre-
sented the interests OF the State. After
q full and free examination into the
case the Jury returned q verdict OF
guilty Is charged and Judge Chidsey
imposed a tine Of 500 and 30 days in
jail. During the trial a white man, W
Q. Davidson filed a claimants issue set.
ting forth that the liquor seized by the
sheriff was his property. Davidson was
on Tuesday indicted by the grand jury
ON the came charge and will be tried 81
this term OF court along with Ohastsng
who appealed from the verdict and
sentence OF the court. The case OF Nil
sen has not been disposed OF as yet.
Aater--The case OF the State vs.. Dav
idson was tried on Wednesday and the
Jury returned verdict OF guilty o.
charged. Sentence has not been pro
nounced upon him as yet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
ADjUTANT GENERAL FRIDGE VISITS
PASCAG0UlA.

Adjutant General Arthur Fridge ar.
rived IN this city Tuesday night and
was met at the depot by Secretary W.
Il. Champlin, who accompanied him to
the New Scranton Hotel.
Wednesday afternoon General Fridge
conferred with the general committee Of
the Pascagoula Commercial Club on the
battleship presentation to arrange de-
tails, e&c.
The date, June l, at II o'clock .. M,
was confirmed, and . general under
stsuding rs TO who was to compose the
official party, the transportation
features aud other details was had, and
the subcommittee wsrs directed to 70
to work on the various duties assigned
them. The official party on presenta.
tion, including the sponsor, Governor
Noel aud star, the preset .stion com.
mtttee and invited guests who will vis!t
the ship through the For. Of PascA-
goula, and visitors from the state az
large will visit the ship through my OF
the Coast towns they desire, where
extra accommodations for visiting the
ship Will be provided. The will apply
both before and M the day OF the
presentation exercises.
An effort Is TO be made to hare tho
silver service displayed In this city .
day or two before the ceremony aboard
ship takes place.
General Fridge while here visited
Horn Island. This was the gsntieman's
first visit to this section, and he ex.
pressed himself as well pleased with the
many evidences Of prosperity in and
about Pascsgouis.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
At the PUBLIC SCHOOLS,

Miss Lens Carson, principal of the
Lake Avenue School, announces that
the closing exercises will take place
next Tuesday night with free concert,
TO which everyone IT, invited.
~
Preparations are being made for the
children TO take some active part In the
exercises connected with
the visit of the battleship. 1t Is hoped
that some satisfactory way may be
found to transport the school children
to the vessel and, In that case, they will
sing some inspiring patriotic songs.
80
On last Saturday our baseball boys
added another scalp to their collection
OF trophies by defeating the Ocean
Springs team by the score OF 9 to 4. Our
boys are playing winning ball and one
gratifying feature Of the sport IL the
fact that all the members OF the team
are doing ns good work In the class
room % on the diamond.
80
BY the time these lines are read, the
schools will be in the midst Of the fnal
examinations. These examinations will
extend oyer four days, beginning Fri
day, the sOth, and closing Wednesday,
May s. The closing concert will be
given In the auditorium Of Central
School on Thursday night, May 8, and
the graduating exercises will occur on
Friday morning, May7.
~
There are two graduates from the
high school this session, Miss Shirley
valvsrde and Marshall Morgan. Inter-
esting exercises will attend the gradua-
ton Of these two bright and popular
young people.
It 10 hoped that the people OF the town
will attend these exercises and thus en-
courage those who are taking part and
lend an appreciated endorsement to the
efforts that are being put forth In the
interest Of our boys and girls.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

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TIE estsftalhment ~ fhe battle
sbit viii cost m6negi opnsldefsbic
money. abd this must be- contributed
Nv ~ eity sss shole ana not left n
fee gidusls.
1hs piacagoula Commercial ylub
which u In charge ~ the arrange
ments. has named ~ various CON
mlttees, among them being th'
Important one ~ finance, IN due tint
this body viii name men rho-e dotj
n viii be ~ collect These met
should experience little or no aim
Guilty In the discharge ~ their trust
The DEsocnArSfAH would ufg
that the citizens themselves take tb'
Initiative and not walt until they NJ
called upon. H. IL ~ easy matter 10
The individual % look up some one 0
the committee charged with the tasI
0f raising the necessary money ap'
hand over his donation, whatever b
feels like giving.
| In this way the work viii b
facilitated and much trouble avoided
Hut little time remains In which {
prepare for the coming ~ our dis
tiDRuishcd Ruest-tbe battlesbip Mi
sissippi--aod all should take a
immediate an active interest IN th
matter Who will be the nrst I
move along the lines indlcatcdY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
NOTICE.!
\ Proposal to Issue Bonds for General
Street Improvement, Sanitary Sewer
age and Extension of Water Works.

4 Proposal to Issue Bonds for General
Street Improvement, Sanitary Sewer
age and Extension of Water Works.
Whereas. the streets OF the City of Pasca-
Inenti. the health al The city requires The
Immediate Installation of sanitary sew
erage system, and 1t Is also necessary to
Beach.
Will require an expenditure In excess OF the
current revenue OF the city. and IL Is there.
fore necessary that the said funds be raised
by bond issue to tho amount Of at least
the sum OF forty thousand dollars (Sl0OOOJ.
which sum and issue when added to the
present outstanding bonds OF the city will
not exceed seven ~ per centum Of the as
city, it is therefore
Resolved by the Mayor and Board Of Al
dermen OF the City of Pascagoula, That the
twenty year negotiable coupon bonds OF the
thousand dollars $40 Oool is now proposed to
be issued for the purpose of improving the
streets, installing a sanitary sewerage sys-
ss aas sStsogS so g. III w " &c yS
sissippi Code Of le06,
Resolved further, That the city clerk cause
to be published Ia the Pascagoula Democratic
star, weekly new spaper published In said
preceding the next regular meeting OF tie
board Of Mayor and Aldermen, a notice OF
this proposal. and that unless within said
time twenty per centum OF the adult tax
payers OF the city shall petition against the
Issuance Of said bonds, the sumo will be duly
authorized and issued according to the sta
tute In such case made and provided.
On motion Of 8. II Bugge and seconded by
N. g: Feore, the foregoing resolution wss
unanimously adopted. all members present
and voting.
A. q. DELMAs. Mayor
NJ. N. WATKINS, Clerk,
April l6, 1909 ll-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
OFFICERS OF STATE MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION.

The next meeting of the Missis-
sippi Medical Association will be- held
at Oxford.
Atthe morning session OF the Asso.
citation the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing year, viz:
President, DR.. d. W. Jones, Brook
haven; First Vice, President, DR.. j,
O. Armstrong, Water Valley; Second
Vice.President, DR., Thomas Purser,
McComb; Secretary, DR., r. Il.
Howard, V!cksburg; Treasurer, DR.,
II. l.. Sutherland, Rosedale. Delegate
to American Medical Association,
DR.. J. W. Gray, Clarksdale: alternate,
DR.. II. A. Minor, Macon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
M0NUMEN TO WOMEN.


Headquarters,
jackson, Miss. April ~, 1909. !
[0ENERAL ORDER NO 10
70 assist 10 the laudable undertake
Ing OF the Sons Of Veterans and the
y. Q. VS. TO build monument TO
our Southern women, | have appoint
ed the following committee TO solicit
funds for same:
Chas. Scott, Rosedale, chairman;
j. =. Carter, Hattiesburg; Chas.
HUMPHREYS, Crystal Springs: W. II.
Griffin, Houlka; W. s. Coleman, West
Point, All Veterans and others who
feel that the beroism OF our Southern
women should be reyered will assist
the committee to raise the funds nee.
essary TO carry out this great object
so we can even at this late day,
pay some fitting Tribute to the WON,
ems fealty TO our Southern cause.
RoBT. LOWRY.
Major. General Commanding
w. A. MONTGOMERY,
Brlgadler' General, Acting.
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TO Aovssr,ssss.
SCRANTON, MISS.
FRIDAY. April ", 1909.
eoyEason LOWRY aALLigs

The latest intelligence from the
sick bed " oS Governor Robert Lowry,
who Il AZ present IN New orleans, u
10 The effect that this distinguished
Misalsslppian has rallied sufficiently
10 send onlclal Confederate cOmmunl'
cation 10 AdIutaot General John A.
Webb, chief of stan at Jackson. We
sincerely hope that the HE u this
true man, statesman, soldier and pa
tflot may be spared for many years
yet
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

when rooster linda big fat worm
he calls ali ss.sa hens In the farmyard to
ecrae snd share IL. a similar trait Of
human aAspye Il 70 be observed when .
nsu discovers SosaethtRg Exceptionally
good--he wants al hIt tTteRds and
neighbors TO share the beneljtS' ct bis
discovery. This II the touch OF nature
that makes the whole world kin. This
explains why people who have been
cured by Cham6srlsin's Cough Remedy
write letters TO the manufacturers for
plblication, that others similarly stltng
may siso use y and obtain relief. Behind
every one OF th1nY letters IL : warm
else.
For sale by Mcvea Young, Of Hcran ton
Pharmacy, Scranton. Miss,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
ROADWAY fAoM M0@ll 10 ms
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luncheon, sf'ef which they ss,ended tbs
meeting. whlch wss eslied " order ~ ~
O'Clock ~ President John Y. Bsaet ~
the fesenua hoard. With Com missionsfs
rowlsy, simmons snd Andrews present
IN calling the meeting, President Bsusf
stated the object and expressed pleasure
10 have The mlssissippisns come 10 Mo.
bile W confer upon the matter ~ build.
Ing the new road from scfsnton ~ Mo
bile and assured them that Mobile coun
" was ready ~ aid IN any movement tor
The betterment ~ roads
Mr. !, " Bloch was cslled upon and
made a brief but excellent talk upon the
necessity " building the road and sssur.
Ing all ~ the Willingness of the CONNER.
clai Club committee 10 aid the move
ment In any nsnner within their power.
Mr.. Bloch taking occasion 10 heartily
congratulate the revenue board mann.
! bers on tho excellent road which thmy
now hayo In Mobile county.
!, Judge Charles ", Cbidsey, Of Scranton
was called upon and told OF the visit
made by the committee OF Mississip
plans over the proposed road and IA
vored road running parallel ~ near a,
possible with the Louisville and Nash
, VILE Railroad.
Mr. J, j. Mcintosh, OF Moss Point, IN,
next speaker, also favored this route
Mr.. Mcintosh was very enthusiast,
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w." Wv "a po'u 80 wy uuuns
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

The last act OF the Goebel tragedy
In Kentucky was performed by Gov.
ernor Wilson, 10 the issuing OF par.
don to former Governor Taylor and
former Secretary Of State Fiuley, the
Governor pronounclng them not
guilty OF the murder OF Goebel.
Guilty or not, the end Of the case IL a
good thing. II guilty their crime has
been fully exp,ated aud II not guilty
It was high time That their exile
should end. Let us hope that this
euds for all time a dark aud bloody
chapter 10 the history Of the Blue
Grass State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
Special Election for
Constable.

Whereas, . vacancy has occurred in
the office OF constable OF supervisors
district No. 8, jackson county, Missis-
sippi, the board OF supervisors OF said
county has ordered the election commits
sioners to hold an election on
Saturday, Nay 1, 1909,
for the purpose Of electing q candidate
TO ALI the said vacancy at the following
election preoinctsj Scranton, Moss
Point, Escatawpa, East Side, Orange
Grove, Pascagonla and Swartwout.
Candidates will file their petitions
with the election commissioners fifteen
days before the election.
P. X. MAYERs,
j.. w. link,
JdE. B. GARRARp,
Jackson County Election
Commissioners.
Scranton, Miss, April l6, 1909. ll-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
CITY or PAsCAeovLA.

An ordinance entitled an ordinance re-
pealing ordinance No. 1885, page 2l5 M. u. s,
which said ordinance provides that every
street car operating In the City OF Pasca-
goula shall be accompanied by at least two
persons, a fnotorman and conductor.
BE IL ordained by the Mayor and hoard OF
Aldermen OF the City Of Pascagoula, Miss.
sectop l. That ordinance No. 1863. page 215
NJ. II. g. Is hereby repealed and declared null
after the passage OF this ordinance.
THIS 18th day Of April, 1909.
Adopted section by section and as whole
A. G.. DELMAS, Mayor
NJ. M. WATKINS, Clerk.
April %, 1909. l2-at
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

The first OF August the pure food
law goes into effect AS regards the
bleaching OF flour. So the names Of
Lilly White,' "Snow Flake etc.,
Will no longer be names to couture
with, Bread will henceforth be Of q
creamy tint. unless bleaching pro.
cess y discovered that will pass the
pure food law.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

People who are fond OF letting their
imagination play are indulping ia
speculation as to what would happen
II England and Germany should en-
gage In a deadly conflict and Ireland
should seize the occasion to pull out
and set up Tor herself. We apprchcnd
that II the Irish could unite In such a
movement, old England would have
warm times, no matter how IL might
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
NO NEW TRIAL FOR THE coopEas,

Nashville, Tenn, April 2z--Judge
william II. Hart today overruled the
motion for new trial OF the case Of
Col. D. b, Cooper and his son, Robin
Cooper, recently convicted OF the
murder Of former United States Seua.
tor ". w. Carmack. The defense At
once gave notlcs Of an appeal to the
supreme court, apd waived formal
sentence OF twenty years Ia the neni-
tentiary. The same bondsmen quail.
fed
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Mrs, l, $, Darsy, wife OF Rev. W..
A, Darsey, pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Ocean Springs,
died on Monday last. She was buried
on Tuesday at 3 o'clock 10 Evergreen
cemetery. She was sufferer for an
extended time from paralysis. Besid es
her husband, she leaves several chill.
dreu,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Mrs Jane Il, Nelsoa. widow OF the
late Capt. John Nelson OF Pass
Christian, died at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs, j. q. Liyersedge, on
Saturday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The deceased was seventy.flve years
old, aud had been resident OF the
Pass for the past forty years.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Senator Tillman says the reason ne
has not called at the White House 10
"A long time was because he was wait
ing for a gentleman to become ;ts
occupant. Now will Roosevelt pre-
pare To feel sQuelched9
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

The Star Publishing Company won
out in a suit for $4,000 damages
brought against the owners OF the
Meridian Star, by Murray Ellis,
charging libel. Judge Buckley dc.
cided In favor OF the defendant com.
many,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

With all the BLACK Hand" letter.
writing, no case is yet on record
where . Mississippi editor has been
told that unless he left q thousand
dollars under = certain stone he
would ha blown up with dynamite.
Even the writer's OF BLACK Haudn
lettsrs have some sedse. "f''e
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

When Democracy gets into such y
condition that Democratic Congress-
men are divided into Cannon Dem.
ocrats and anti.Oannon Democrats, IL
strikes us that the party is sadly IN
need OF repairs.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30

Mrs. Mary Alewine, aged liz years,
died In East Tennessee the other day.
Jimmy Drlnkwater, aged 10, died
about the same time 10 an adjoining
county.