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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
THE BIG STRIKE SALE
will be continued until Feb. 18th
W. D. HUGHES.

The Msrdi Gras season Is fast ap-
preaching and many will no doubt take
advantage OF the rates and visit either
Mobile or New Orleans and take part IN
the festivities incident TO that hsppy
and csre-fres occasion.
Dredge No. 6, which has been operat-
ing In the outer bay for some months
past, has been brought inside the river,
and IL now ct work deepening ana
widening the river channel from the
Louisville and Nashville railroad draw
bridge south to Its mouth.
The residence occupied by Robert
Matthew ON Buens Vista street caught
| IRE Tuesday night about $3.50 o'clock,
| but no serious damage was done, ~
assistance wss promptly at hand and
extinguished the flames which had
broken out on the roof
Mr.. w. G. Buck and family, Of Flor.
enee, Ala, arrived here Saturday and
will make this place their future home.
Mr.. Buck will have charge Of one Of
MI. +. H. Lewis farms near this city
and will begin active work thereon
within the next few days.
| A benefit for the Sisters Catholic
school OF this city will be given ct the
Electric Thestre on nslmas avenue this
Thursdsy, Friday and Saturday nights
i with matiness on Friday and saturday
Afternoons at 8 O'Clock, The entertain
| ment Will consist Of vaudeville and NOV
ing pictures.
| Mr.. J. w. Cox, who formerly con
Quoted the Algons saloon In this city
has embarked In the Ash and oysts
business and will devote his entire tim'
hereafter 10 that industry. Mr. Cox hi
every thing In shape % do good busi
ness and will no doubt get hts share Q
the trade which finds it, way TO :hi
city.
Pascsgoula Il dsstined 70 make eit
yet, and there ere . number Of reason
Tor Il. tits good place 70 come 70, ~
| people who want 70 take advantage .
The ENDORSEMENTS held out Tor those VII
desire TO live IL ; live, healthy, GROWN
town, should not delay in making thsi
| linvsetmsnts here, - real estate vi
never b any cheaper than y y NOW.
ysckson county, through her board I
supervisors, = nov ths possessoF Of ~
pairs ~ trainsd blood hounds. ~
| recent meetlne of thst body 6hsrfG
b. Smith ~ smpavsssd % make u
puFchase md kelost ~ tlms IN cayryif
| ont the order. The te0s Wpye h0peht
Native. Ala. And RGnoko1 hnes IN phnr
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

The comparison some writer's are
making between our na,innal+ drink
and tobacco bill aud the amount we
spend for schools is not altogether a
happy one. When person says we
pay more than half for education that
we do for cigars, and our bill for
schools is onethird that for intoxi.
eating liquors, and speaks OF 1t as a
wonderful achievement, he strikes a
note that Is not altogether in tune.
How much greater would our dlstinc.
tion be II our educational bill over
Swallowed the others as it Is now
overshadUwed by them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
IN SHIPPING CIRCLES

The British schooner Hartney w.,
WATSON master, cleared from the
mills OF the Dantzler Lumber Com.
pany on Saturday with $4,000 feet Of
lumber for Cardenas, Cuba.
The British schooner Delta. Sher.
man master, cleared from the mills OF
the Dantzler Lumber Company on
Saturday with 2s6,0O feet Of lumber
fUr Colon.
The American schooner Susie b.
Dantzler, DetI,loR master, cleared
from the mills OF the Dantzler Lum.
Der Company On Monday with 1900
feet OF lumber for Caibarian, Cuba.
The tug Amelia left here Monday
evening for New Orleans having Ia
tow an empty barge and will return
with II loaded with fuel oil for use on
Dredge No. Q which Ia now dredging
inside the mouth Of the Pascagoula
river.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

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rsb. IA, Tss bay.
Our county jsii 10 NOT crowded with
prisoners.
The Ice wagons sss ssir running. We
are hot people.
the deIiuquens sss Iiss for publication
for this county 10 huge snsif
Ths city Of Psscssouis 10 nov paying
s2,Aoo . year for police psosscsion'
The Psscagouia Free Library Associs-
zion will have Tag Day on Saturday,
Feb. IS.
Judge O. 3. Meriwether, our police
Justice, has very little business before
his court.
Those who have lent things which
hsve been kept are In the proper re.
pentsnt spirit TO keep lent.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Saucier are now
comfortably domiciied in the Foster
residence on the river front.
Mr.. w. g. walker has resigned his
position with the Pascagouls Street
Railway and Power Company.
A specific for pain--Dr. Thomae Ec.
lectric Oil, strongest, cheapest Imminent
ever devised. A household remedy IN
America for rs years.
The farmers in this county ere push
ing things - never before. II spring
does prove backward they will be awsy
ahead Of past seasons.
The regular meeting Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons will be held 1t the
residence OF Rev. John Chapman on
Monday, Feb. 8, ct p. m.
Mr.. ]. M. Dexter, OF New Orleans has
accepted : position - srmature winder
1t the shops OF the Psscagoula Street
Railway and Power Company.
There ID much work along general
lines Of development in this section fol
those who are looking Tor 1t. The 6eld
IL large and the laborers too few.
Owing to sickness, the reception
which was to have been given on Wed
nesday afternoon by the Twiggs Rifle
Chapter U. D. 9. was postponed indefi
nttely.
It is Just snch weather - this tina
tnclipes I fellow 70 accept with menta
reservations that statement OF some fel
low who says he takes . bath ever!
morning.
The Pascagoula Free Library Associs
ton will hold its annual meeting Of
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 8, 1T O'Clock
at their rooms on Krebs avenue. Al
members are respectfully requested
be present.
The important question now IL -
the eject the cold snap has had, or IL
have, on the peach crop. It will tax
some days TO know the exact trut
shout 1t, but let ~ hope that there vi
BE- psaches for al.
A regular meeting Of the Pascagoul
Commercial Club will be held on Mol
day night, Feb. 9, at7:30 O'Clock 10 tn
office Of Mr.. ). Bounds ct Moss Poin
A full attendance Of the membership
respectfully called for.
Dr. J. 8. Sanders, Of Gulfport HI
movsd 70 this city and will engage
the practice Of his profession among o.
people. He has secured IN office init
Palace Pharmacy and Il now open to
calls. DR.. Sanders with his wife q
two little girls are occupying the rel
dencs Of Hon. J. o. s. Sanders on Ma
polis street. We welcome them 70 ii
UlR0e. s.4 4sq.+
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
NOTICE or REMOVAL.

viii move my stick NJ General
Mctchandlse ~ the new location on
UPPER Main street un ~ about Feb, ~,
wbetc ! Will be better prepared than
ever tU cater ~ the wants ~ my
patrons. JouN v knrgs.
Mr. Thumas " Spencer WIS 4 bus.
lness visitor 10 New Orleans during
the past week
Mr. r. - Cudabac Of ocean
Springs visited his old home In this
city on Monday and was warmly wei.
r0med by his host ~ friends.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
Ask Yourself the Question

Why not use Cham beriain's Linimenl
when you have rheumatism? We feel
sure that the result will be prompt and
satisfactory. 1t has cured others, why
not you? Try IT, 1t costs hut Q trifie
Price, IS cents; large size, 80 cent?.
For sale by McVea Young, OF Scranton
Pharmacy, Scranton Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

fhefe - csff0uHist nsmfd Fefd
Whnae rtfleffnfes ~ fhe h14ff
And rusa ~ ffeaf men
flemnnaffste ghsf Inc pen
T. mishflrf ~ than the s~6fd
NJ T. W. fpfd OIL grpcss " the
ann numher IN Mes r6fnf f.yeeum
ryufse ~ the Auditorium M Feb "
" 50 ~ deserved seats, Zoe! fhll
dfen under ", nc fhls Il inc Doe
you have bern vslting fnf
Mrs Andres A vsuvhn wife N
NJ A a vaushn, q Confedefste vet.
efan and mail carrier from here ~
Wade. died SUNDAY ~ her home IN
Wade. after IN illness n hut fow
days Mrs vsuehn wa about afty
years ~ age.
Mr. W y. uauley, NJ Wade, while
carrying the mail Monday morning
from that place 10 Three Rivers. was
taken suddenly ~ and died som after
reaching the latter place Mt caulcy
was man about sixty years ~ age
and has y large family
Dt. Fred !. Mayer, representing the
state Board " Health, will lecture no
the auditorium NJ the Central High
School building In Moss Point on
Tuesday, Feb No. lie will talk 10
the school children and teachers
at about $3.50 y N and this means all
who live Ia Jackson county, and 70
The public at 1870 p m. H. viii be a
free lecture, illustrated by lantern
slides, on contagious and infectious
diseases. especially typhoid fever and
consumption, teaching how to protect
themselves against contracting these
diseases Every body In Jackson
county should come.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

by local applications. ~ they cannot
reach tho diseased portions Of the ear.
There IL only one way 10 cure deafness.
end that IL by constitutional remedies.
Deafness IL caused by an innsmed con
dillon Of the mucous lining Of the Eus'
tschian Tube. when this tube IL In
famed you have . rumblfng sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when II is en-.
tireIy closed, Deafness h the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to lie normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever, nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Catarrh, which IL nothing but an In
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars Tor
any case OF Deafness (caused BY cstarrh
that cannot be cured by HalPs Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
II. J. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
Sold BY Druggists, Too.
Take Hsil's Family pills for constipa'
ton.
Have your job printing done 81 Thu
DEMocRAr-ETAR Office II you want first
class work at hard times prices. Try vi
on your next order.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05
SPECIAL MEETING.

!, The Mothers Club Of the Central High
School will hole special meeting at the
school auditorium on Friday, Feb. IL, ~
SIM pm All mothers Of children and
Iadies Interested in the welfare Of the
schools are requested 70 attend. Come
and b. convinced that there ere benefits
70 b derived from this union Of mothers
snd tsachsss a behalf q 46r children,
MRs. McvEA YoUN0. President.
MIS-. EUGENE GAUTfER, Sec'y.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

NJ " u 0fsgson. ~ nfosi sss .
Monday visitor here
W. Charles ~ walkof. ~ gai'poft
was business visitor here IN sstuf.
DAY
Nf iohn a vandcfwall was bus
ineas visitor ~ 0uifpuft Tuesday
morning
Mr. aud Mrs Thos " stecde via
tied friends and relatives ~ Americas
on "Wednesday
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

Carrie Nation on the London stage
VIII doubtless present spectacle for
the theatre goers 70 look At. II she
wants Il, make = real bit she should
take the part Of an Indian warrior
with bis tOmshawk She could do
that Part ntcsly,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

The new Senator from Indiana
ought to he able To look over the
Senate without, as be Is said To be
six feet and seven inches tall. Physi.
cally, at least, the others will have to
look up to him.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

LcrnssAs~ Services nest sunday ~
Tsw p. m.
Midweek service nest "Wednesday ~
W. rArf's, EscsrAwrA Services al
\ D. m. nest Sundey.
Hev. q. n. KesHfca. Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

The ladies OF st. johns Guild have
arranged for valentine party on next
Thursday at Baskin's hall, from to II
p. m. The ladies OF the Episcopal
church have known how TO give pleas.
ure ct their entertainments In the past
ami hope to eclipse previous efforts.
Music, refreshments and . good floor
sre promised and all who come may ex.
poet . good time. For the children On
afternoon opening will be arranged for
between $3.50 and O'Clock.
We RE informed by the city authorl-
ties that the dog ordinance, which for .
long time has lain dormant, will be put
In force again, and notice IL hereby
given that al dogs found running IT
large without . collar and license tag
attached after Feb. Is will be shot by the
marshal or any other Officer Of the city
20 empowered, Now 10 the time TO step
up, plank down your dollar and save
your dogs hide, otherwise up the spout
they will 60.
The meeting OF the Jackson County
Teachers' Association on Saturday last
ct the court house WAS made doubly
Interesting ~ IN address from Misc
Susie v. Powell, OF Jackson. Her sub.
ject was "School Improvement" and
the easy grace with which she handled
her theme showed 1t once that she fully
understood the important matter undel
discussion. A large number Of teachsri
from al parts Of the county were IL
attendance besides those from this city
The jolly Jokers met Tuesday nigh
ct the homo Of Miss Elesnor Anderson
and very plsasanssims was snjoyet
by the menbers IN . progressive euchv,
party. The first prize for ladies' Va
won BY Miss Florence Richards and tn
, cancellation prise BY Miss Philiippi
Krebs; tbs gsntlsmsn's first prise ~
awarded to Nj. Ray Krshs and the con
ISOLATION Ia Mr.. Eldwood Poitsvin. Tn
next meeting Will Be q the home Of IN
, Moses Gatsi on Tuesdsy night, Feb. u
II Monday, Feb. !, 49, the last day i
which one conid pay HE poll tsx IN
: retain his right % vpts. W fear ths
The Feturns Will show many delinquent
phis year. yor this psslscs, Oversight
Or indifference the privilege Of vottn
= Will y dsnisd them f0t ths next ~
: PEARS. II Il ; privilege which 10 grss
! many Instances y not treated with u
consideration due e. Too ogtsu do me
i wake up 70 the realisation whom It y a
o lsts that their right Of suffrage b d
: MED them b. thsff failure 70 NEST q
/. laws demands. A lsmsntabls stsss
& Aad ones sslf In YET Il y Of fssqusl
& occarTsncs.
n -gssp-
:, Thsr. !: not sny better salys than
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

~. Joas's Eriscorst,- Services ras'
sunasy a. follows n o. m, Holy rr'u
uunsos ana sssmons
Eev. Jouv tafesss, Rector.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

R0U MIMI Two nice fuuny
fluumes Tor rent. w N CANfS.
ron NgNT Three nicely fuf.
nished fvums ~ light house keeping
q NELSON, South pascagouIa 50
Good Noaeev Tor sale at halt
price. Apply 70 Mas A TnoNrsoN.
NJ. 2. PANkGv ha. moved his
shue and repair sbup frum krebs ave
nue. 10 the place formerly occupied by
the late J l.. COpvins, On North Pas
cagnula Street, where he Will he glad
% see his friends and customers.
FOR 0AlE-Two Jersey helfers,
must be sold at once. W. N, CAVITY.
LAND Valuable piece " land for
sale. twenty acres more or less. neal
Orange Grove, Miss (: cheap, II sold ~
once Address, john II. TURNER
Moss Point, Miss. 12l
FOR oAlG-One 5roon cottsg,
AZ MISS Pint. Apply to MRS. Ina
INCLUSION, at the beach. q
EGGS for Matching from pur,
blood White Plymouth Rock Fowls
rs Eggs for $1.Soj
1oo Or more, rs per 100.
None Of the above will be found n
the grocery stores
J. W. link, Orange Grove, Miss
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

FOR oAIG-Onc 5room cottage
az MISS Point Apply TO MRS. IDA
INCLUSION, at the beach. / 2t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

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sunday srhsd ~ fi6s m
rfsvT nesting srsvi~es sv~y We'd.
nav T. q. wsrr, Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-02-05

wsfnortsf s~fylee4 ssss sssssy q
n : ~ ard No N
aundss seNsef n Ws m $500
nTv. n y rwftrsft, Pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-09

ons and won with something to spare. Youthful had things his own way in the fifth. Whist Broom came in sec ond in this race. but Was disqualIfied for causing a, jam at the turn.
 Attendance 800; track slow,
 up. i've furiongs-Miss K. Q. B, Io2 (Brannonl. 2 to 1. won: Istria, l07 lBubeD, s to 1, second: Tile Kilns. IO5 (Young) even, third. Time 1:O6 Miss Dustin, Frank Patton and Redemption
 Second race. purse, 4-year-olds and 1, won; Polar Star, 109 ff3urns). II to 5, second; Panique. 16s (McCabel, 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:51. C0incfdent' Rose. boro. Haymarket Leonard. Joe Hayman and Virgil T also ran.
 Third race. purse. 3-year-oIds and up to | won; LucuIlus. Io7 (DnbeD. { to 1. second; Baby Willie, l0s (McCabe). even. third. Time. 1:O5. Stabe, Anna Smith and Spangled Banner also ran. :
 Fourth race. purse 3-year-olds and up: six furlongs--Malecon, I02 (GrIfin),
 to won; H.. Ora sudduth 1ls SBiiec9; lDale), 9 to 5, third. Time. 1:2s 2-5. Sir Migrant. Charles 0. Gates and Be- nora also ran.
 <Fifth race. purse. s-year-olds and up. five furiongs-Youthful, l09 (Mccabe5,
 tS wSs sseoSs Ssm GSlay ii2 w|,1;s wf|,1;ccsrty5 i:1s 2-5. Miss Imogene, aS Sky Hiue.' Hne. Whiskbroom. Invasion. Foxy &randma and Bright Boy also ran.
 A few things gained by fraud de- stroy a fortune otherwise honestly won.--German.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-09

when McNeal was sent to the hiii that afternoon there was something doing When McCafferty got in the breach Inning the. Climbers braeed up and started as pretty an uphill game as ting McNeai hard but ne snd was son,s. Ss. tbing that followed put him in the air
 Every few seconds Jimmy Rysa ou. in the lot would open his lungs-and pretty iusty lungs they were at that and even in the grand stand could be heard the yNa. ysNIi "Sarnisse T,h as McSsal Ssn S nyMessn the Birminghain players and the Birmingham bunch in the press box could not keep from smiling. Poor McNeal was locoed--he was patty and Fitzsimmons. who was the judge of play that day, did not quite get on but fnally MelEeal put him next: He SSles NSlss 'G sps sh iails Ssnss his ' sys formed RyNn that M he did not cut % SSt \. Ais slgE q lsaEssEs, ss TsulS RSaS had aireadS driven ,ri couple of runs so he put the soft pedal on his lungs clamped down his mouth--ana 1t was
 The harm had been done though, MeNeal was completely ratified and was as Wilu as CrybLal hAO been at the start of the game. In the seventh inning the Climbers, tied up the score and McCaf4erty held the Dubs, the gane winding up { and
 That night at the hotel every man on the team was smiltng except Crys- tai. The brace had come and the next day Herbert Juui. shut them out, 2 to O-the first game won on that trip.
 Another comieal Incident came out of this game. McNeaI and Hugh Rob erts, of The Age Herald bring the star actors ttIis- time. Roberts has 8 way of signing two baseball stories. one under. his own name and the other under the euphonious5 handle of 'Bill Axe" the onfy composition being that if is easier to hammer under that name. We'll, in his write-up of the A tie game the next morning Bill Axe in commenting on the affair. said that in trying to pick up bunt Me Neal acted like a chicken trying to get hold of slippery worm.
 say" said MeNeal to Roberts that morning. 'sWho, is this fellow Bill Axe? If he is friend of yours wish that you would aski{ him not to say any more that I acted like an old hen chasing worm" Just what the sequel was or whether Roberts in- formed Mir. McNeaf of the identify Of Bill Axe" is not known.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-09
Prince of Hoodoo Victims Was
 McNeal in Beaten Camp of Dubs

rest of the crowd looking like bunch of pail bearers at. funeral
 The Lowndes county lad had been pitching some sensAtional ball just about that time ana was in fact the kept the aggregation from being burlesque. Robinson worked another brilliant game that day and had the three scattered hts. five men buffa- loed and one base on balls. Rober- taille finished the game after the sixth inning when Robinson was hurt slid ing into the plate. only three hits be- ing made off him in three innings.
 Thomas hot'ever, seemed % have caught the disease of beingl hit, that and for the only time during last sea son the Dubs were hitting him, nine singles and couple of two -sacICers being punched on him, the final count
 The feelings of the Montgomery crowd had been pretty badly lacerated by the three Nashville earthquakes but this was what General Sherman had said about war. Something had to be did and did quick. Thirty-ni hits and twenty-eight runs had been made against them in the four games since leaving Montgomery. while they had made but tWentyfour hits and three runs that looked about as cheer full as an undertaken when he gets busy.
 The next day Billy Crystal was showed in to see If a left t-hAnder could not stop the slaughter. That carrion- like hoodoo seemed to have a half Nelson lock, however. and could not be shaken off IR the first round Crystal wasA as wild as a man with the D. T .'s.N Three Birmingham bat ters walked and filled the bags, Meeks doing the clean-up bye slamming the ball to the fence for three bags. Ryan chased MT Crystal in q hurry show ing McCafferty in and Mo held them down to four hits and one run during the rest of the game.
 If there is any thing going on in baseball circles that lot of ball play CTS don't get onto 1t has never come to the surface, yet. It seems that Me; Neal who had some property around Birmingham had rented a house to Jack Manning. the man that Billie Srnith had turned loose and who Is now with Charlie Frank in the Pelican out1eld. Manning at that time was a little shy of coin and had not come up with his rent as promptly as Mo Neal thought he ought to do, so the .lawyer-ball Itayer put In garnish- ment against Manning
 In the gossip around the hotel that morning all this had come up, and