davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
SAN JOSE SCALE
 IN THE ORCHARDS
State Horticultural Society to Ask Legislature for Spraying Law Next Meeting at Little Rock
 Secretary Logan Resigns.

Siloam Springs, Ian. 22.-A A resolution asking the legislature now in session 10 pass coupnl- sory spraying bill was passed by the Arkansas State Horticultural Society yesterday at it's conclud- ing session. It has been found by investigation that all of the orchards with but few exceptions throughout the entire state are badly infested with the San Jose scale, and from the experience of growers who have been troubled with 1t, 1t has been decided that unless some steps are taken to check its ravages, 1t will be only few years until every orchard in Arkansas-both apple and peach will be destroyed. Sec retary Logan gives out the iol- lowing statement in regard to fruit conditions in Arkansas, bar ring the ravages of the scale:
 "From the present indications, as gathered from fruit growers from every section of the state, 1t seems that the E!berta peach crop in northwest Arkansas, in- cludlug the northern tier of coun- ties, as we'll as southwest Mis- souri, has been entirely wiped out by the recent cold weather, but no damage is reported to the apple crop, so far, the apple buds being in splendid condition with fair prospect for good crop. Some little damage to the Elberta peach crop is reported from Van Buren. Clarksvileand otEer points in that section, but the damage is only slight, and will not mate rially affect the crop. The re- ports from Mena, Graunis, De Queen aud Horatio show that no damage so far resulted 10 the peach crop in that section.'
 Little Rock has been chosen as the next meeting place of the society, 70 be held on the third Tuesday in January.
 Secretary Logan, who for several years has been secretary of the association, resigned to- day from that office. The fol- loving officers were elected: W. II. II. Shihley of Van Buren, president; Al c. Ford of Siloam Springs, vice president; Prof. E. Walker of Fayetteville, secretary J. w. Vestal of Little Rock, treasurer.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
STORM DAMAGE SOUTH
Lightning Damaged Telephone Lines and Wind Blew Down Trees
 and Fences.

The rain and thunder storm Thursday was more severe at Wickes, Gillham and De Queen than here and considerable dam age is reported by up.rooting large trees and blowing down fences. There was also consider ble damage to tue wires of the Kizer Telephone Company be- tween Grannis and Gillham, two toll lines being melted in two. At the De Queen exchange the fuse of the long distance line was burned out, cutting of com munication with the outside world for several hours.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
NOTED CRIMINAL CATCHER.
Mayor Sam Minor of Talihina, Ok,
 Visiting With Old Friends.

Mayor Sam Minor of Tahhina, Ok came in Thursday and spent day in Mena on business and mingling with old-time friends.
 Mr. Minor is a noted character and is known as one of the great est criminal catchers in the days of the "wild and wooly'' times in tue Indian Territory, now Okla homha and Western Arkansas.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
Too Much Face

You feel as if you had one face too many when you have neuralgia, don't youy Save the face, you may need it; but get rid ot the neuralgia 6y apply- Ing Ballara's Snow Liniment Finest thing in the world for rheumatism, neuralgia, burns, cuts. scalds, lame back and all pains Sold hy Jackson Drug Co.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
J. H. MAILER SECURES RESIDENCE
Exchanges Land for the s. L. Craig
 Home or Eighth Street.

]. II. Naler & Son sold last week 20 acres of land for J l. llorner to Mir. MeGlinchy of Oklahoma. consideration S350.
 Mir. Na'er has exchanged home place and 80 acres of land and other considerations for the s. l.. Craig brick house on Eighth street and Walnut avenue, the consideration being $3,500.
 He has also sold l20 acres of land, known as the Maggard place, l2 miles northwest of town to Mir Philips of Oklahoma.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
TWO GOOD MEETINGS.

Speakers on Agriculture and Horti-
 culture at Court House Friday.
 Ernest Walker, professor ol horticulture of the University of Arkansas, Martin Nelson, agron- omist of the same institution, and A. D. McNair, U, $. depart ment of agriculture, held most interesting meetings at the court house Friday afternoon and night, holding the closest atten- tion of all present. A detailed report of the meetings will be published next week.
 The gentleman left on this mornings turin for Texarkana.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
DERM0TT TO OWN LIGHTS.
Town Purchases Plant and Will En-
 large It.

Dermott, Jan. 22.-The town of Dermott, by act of it's common council, has decided to operate it's own electric light and power plant. The plant has been bought from w. H. Lephiew. It will be enlarged and the lights will be operated all night.
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28
Earthuunke h Mnrn..A

Tangiers, Jan. 23,-A landslide fol. ioWlhg severe earthquake in the region south of Tetuan wiped out sev. erai villages It is reported that hun. afeds ot people were killed or injured
The Mena weekly star., 1909-01-28

MT. Patton of the Mena un- dertaking Company went down on No. 5 this afternoon to take charge of the remains and pre- pare them for shipment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-09-04

9 c : 9 g 9 c c 2 &C 2 F.,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

~ SO. s<~ss@f re- s<<s~, ~ ~
ssff sss~s fases esf ns.<s rssss
~ 80 sp~ss ~ fs<s q asn~ s<ss -
ssss sssy ~ ~uf ssvs -. sns.vs<
rsst< - - fsfssHftf fFsa l.~ss go
m@s A. nrffnm
~ gsmss . RESTS. <ns . ~ shsss
~ tr@ ssss~t si~*asrx fste<. 70 sstu~x
- ssus feaa wsss ~ ft@fms< ss-ss~
stss ~s~s ~ ssp~ ss~ s~ss ~ess wHl
- - srtsl sv<sy stf<<s ~ ne sssy 10
ssss<st ~ - ~ psspss x,ss~
70 ftsl w,~rs esgr rs~f sss~sss sms
ss,ss's s hss~,i w TX ~ s.!s y" s,..s e.
tsnss sea salis@f
NJ ~ ~. Tgsy. ~ gsserss, wsssn
bsssss. spsss s~vsssi ssss h~ss ssrsx
the psse vs~s pv.sr~esssx ws,s . yssw
~ iccssssS ~ % s~ss int psses NJ.
fsoy q . iswrey ~ psess~sos sss
seesrs veil pIss~~d wIsh shat ks hs~
ssss u rsscssesIs ssa her people.
The sseusstoa " ssw Orleans on
snsdsy morning from Mobsls sook On
~ psssoss from tbis city. The train
vas pretty we'll Allied up upon leaving
shis station. and upon rs.cs.ag tss dee.
unssion hsd over one thousand psssen.
gers sbossd, who enjoyed themselves IN
various ways while In The Crescent CITY.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

Died tn this city on Tuesday morning
st ii;D O'Clock, Miss Natalie Helen
Lawn, aged 20 years. 8 months and 10
days. The funeral services took place
from the residence Of Mrs. George w.
Ladnier on Market street 1t 3 100 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, proceeding 10 the
Pascagouls cemetery for interrment,
Rev. Q. II. Kenrich, pastor Of the
Lutheran church officiating In the last
sad rites over the remains.
Miss Levin was neice Of Mrs. George
W. Ladnier Of this city and was un-
iversslly esteemed by every one who
had the pleasure Of her acquaintance.
To the relatives Of the deceased we ten
der sincere coincidence.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
CHvnCn stnvICfs.

Mrraopfsr~ Services nest SUNDAY al
II .. m, and u ~ .. M.
sunday school ~ VI ~ q. m.
Rsv. r. u. CorfReIf., Pastor.
BArrfsr-serviees next Sunday at II
3. m. and TsI5 y. m.
sunday school 81 d 30 Q. m.
kEv. A. q. WArKfNs, PASTOR.
PHEsHyrERfAr No services ucxt
sunday.
Sunday school 81 o.Na. m.
Prayer meeting services every Wed.
nssdsy night 81 7;t5.
REv. J. 9. war;, Pastor.
5r. JoHS's ErrscorA Services next
sunday ~ follows: A. .. M, Holy
Commitment II . m. Morning Prayer
and sermon.
REV. JoHS CHrpxAN, Rector.
LUTHERAN Services next sunday
q 1915 .. m. Rev. Paul q. Kcnricb, Of
81. Louis, Mo-, will preach tho sermon.
sunday school 81 q Q. m.
Tbs midweek services will DO discon-
tinued until further notice.
Services will also he held q Biloxi and
Gulfport IN the afternoon and evening.
The regular service will DO held 81
Escstawpa on the fret Sunday In June.
REV. O. II. KKNRIcH. Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

s'<s 500 gs-<-<Hls 80 49, =
80 - Fet~<< e. ffssss lssss
ffs<tt - fe<f sstn< SO sss.s. ~
FstfsffN 80 ~<&<ssasss afsmtsss
= <I<s - $3.50 sss< 80 - s.ssfaf 49,
- fs9I1s 80 - <s.stl ~ ssessasfs
~~~f ssH sf~sSs A. sssss ~ ssa.a4g
- f<sisffs sf<~<
= taH ssesef - W. - - ssH
. Nff@g4f sef s~f ssIf n hsffis
Sc - - - ss< 80 -
80 n~nsff fens<ies - fssfsas .
49, fsts = s<se~t 80 ssss t.sssfsf
- sfffss - asstsff ssssss - saas
<~~s y flfsf<s fss<t< eHfaas . ea1s
fz<t ffsm : sstes sssl@s sfs fam
tssr sHI s<ss - s~<~< msis tssssls o
ffssffsff rec ssff - <sfsf - esssa.g
- g. 80 = . 80 . fss 81. 49,
iwFfF ssss f@~ ss<<~t< 80 ssss ~ .. ~
'fstfr~s. s~f He - fspses sss 80.
- o. - ffufvws - sse<s - sssssg
~ safef f<sw ftissssf aanss
Fs~sssf sFs~i~s n@w o. gMesss wu
Issss s<sfs~s. sh<fs ~ sfsfssssf
- ssFs asss ~tss hssers wwsss .
st~s frs pysst rss>s<ssss y ~ ssslas
= s~~sss flssseessf ~ - tsaassss
9iHtssy sesf~ms ns.e ~ .m -
~ . 80 fsfs ssesus~ o ~ sgms -
We psfesss ~ sss 49, ~ fM@s*
- fse h~s~h ffssf. go slii fhsa sstss
'hs ~~s~s~flss sstshfssk msms N she ~
isss . N,ssssfi f'smpsag ~ ne ssm
mes mssfns
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
NAVIGATION LAWS MUST Be OBJ
SERVED.

Recognizing the great danger and
possibilities Of accidents always attend
ing the handling and transportation OF
large crowds Of people BY water, such %
will be present on the occasion OF the
ceremonies incident to the presentation
Of the magnificent silver seryice. the
gift Of the people OF Mississippi, to the
splendid fighting machine which bears
the name Of their State Mississippi
during Its presence In the waters OF the
Port Of Psscagoula, and TO the end that
the safety OF the great conceurse Of peo.
pie may be assured, Hon. r. w. Collins,
Collector Of Customs for the District Of
Feafl River, after having conferred with
Hon. James A. McEnery, special agent
in charge At New Orleans, in an oflicial
communication addressed 70 Col. w. X.
Moseley, Deputy Collector Of Customs,
and M L. Il. Evans, Inspector, has di.
rectsd that the navigation Laws In
reference to the transportation Of pas.
sengers should be strictly and rigidly
enforced; and for the guidance Of those
who contemplate engaging In the trans.
portstion Of passepgers 10 and from the
battleship and that they might mot nm.
knowingly or otherwise Violate the
navigation law, thereby mourning the
penslties Of the same, they have 70.
quested the local papers 70 publish the
psnslties above referred 70 - provided
by sections following, to-wit:
Han lI66-Ef0a NJ ae0 and nssss -
money for every passenger carried In
excess Of the permit number or compile.
ment.
Sec. 44so-Fins Of 1900 for failure u
have on board one life pressrver fol
every passenger carried.
Sec. 44e2-Fins Of 800 on bargss In
tow. OF schooner Tor failure 70 have
one life prsssrvsr aboard for every pss
sanger carried.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
comlss tvtSrs

Editor prwncssf srta
Meet Tuesday, Iane :. sHi he . rcd
letter dsv N the history ~ thfs ehssn,.
ins beseh snd the safe hsfbor ~ N.
besatifaI hsy ~ fsscssosla ". ws,sss
viii then bs alive With graf, ~ sfi kinds
conveying thfone. ~ visitors ~ Tho
great bsttleship Mississippi H. witness
she presentation ~ an elegant silver
service given Nv the people ~ the state
of Mississippi.
Thursday, June =, the full moon viii
fise hers out ~ tho hay some distance
south Of east beach ct about .. M,
totally eclipsed by the shadow Of the
earth. hut not wholly invisible In .
clear sky. AZ about = y. M. the OBJ
scurred moon will begin 10 pass on, Of
the Hhadow and by Sii5 fair Luna will
shine again In all her glory above the
brig HI star Autsres In tho Scorpion.
Two weeks later, on Thursday, June
II, The new moon will eclipse the sun.
Near the north pole Of our earth that
eclipse will be total ~ noon, In the con.
stellation OF Tarus. among the most
brilliant stars Of all tho heavens, sud-
denly bursting upon the amazed gaze Of
north polar bears and striking them
with CONSERVATION. They did not see
any stars since the beginning Of their
long day OF six months on the I'D OF last
March and will not ace any again until
after sunset Of September ", beginning
their long night Of six months.
Here NJ Pascagouia that eclipse will
be visible ~ partisi ono only, begin.
ming 1T about o p. m, and ending after
sunset beneath our horizon.
II. HESS.
Pascsgoula, Miss, May "A, 1909.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28


~ q Ilsstsles 90 . sees end
visitor - Ne~ uFleses
sr 4 ~ Saith ,essesea - 81.
affisy from vlslt ~ ss~ tElssss
NJ r . raam. ~ 0alfpost s,s
snons Monday visitors - shn pisee
W . " chsmplse. ~ Nsw ~
lesas sss smosg onf TaesdaY visitors
Mr A N Cawsa hs@ sstsseea
hons ff0m q pleasant visit ~ sss
Orleans
Mr. n y clees has sceep,ed . Dr.
s't'oo IN the A a y. Tes and Conee
store IN this clty
Mrs y " Ncionls. ~ linda u The
suest ~ her mother. Mr.. W. Her.
fin fpf couple ~ weeks.
Capt fflit Lieobafd spent sonday
at home With hls family. returning 10
his work NJ uandsboto op Monday.
Mr. v. CoImer vas recent visitor
~ Grand Hay, Ala, where he went
90 business connected with his arm.
Have your Eyes tested by Dn.
lIEfNAS, ~ New Orleans. lie will
be at the Central Hotel, Moss Point,
for ten days
Miss Willie Mclonis, ~ Memphis,
Tenn, IA spending some time In this
city rs tho guest OF Mr.. J. J. Mcintosh
and family.
Miss Carrie HoIiey has returned
home from IIatticsbu.g, where she
has been attending the South Mis-.
sissippi College.
Mrs. Ellen Carter ana daughter,
Miss Cora, OF Vancleave were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. q. IIolley on Wed.
ncsday Of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. >. $. Henry, Jr., OF
Gulfport have returned to their home,
after a pleasant visit TO Mrs. Henry's
relatives 10 this city.
Mrs. j. W. Rogers and son, Wilbert,
left last week for visit IT, relatives
at EllisviIle and other points In that
section Of the State.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Garter has re-.
turned TO his place Of business In this
place, after visit OF several days in
the Interior OF the county.
Among the pleasant events or the
past week was the entertainment Of
the five Hundred Club on Thursday
evening by Miss Eva Lacourse.
School days end this week for our
boys and girls and we may now ex.
pect TO hear Of many excursions aud
picnIcs In which all will enter with
that enthusiasm known only to The
young
Mr.. II. w. Couch, foreman or the
L. N. Dantzler Lumber Compsny's
dry kiln, had the misfortune 70 fail
from a lumber truck on Friday after.
noon, receiving some severe bruises.
He was Immediately conveyed TO bis
home and medical aid given him. The
latest reports are to the effect that he
is rapidly improving.
The garden party, which was to
have been given today crhursdsy) BY
the ladies Of st. Joseph's Catholic
church has been postponed until
Thursday, June 3. II Is designed by
the ladies having this entertsinment
10 hand TO make II highly succcss-
full affair, and TO that end their many
friends are urged to rally to their
support on the date above named.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
PERSONAL
MENTION

-- -
Hsv. W. =. Boone, Of AcHenry was IN
our city Tuesdsy.
Capt Patrick Feore was Tuesday
visitor to Gulfport.
MT. ana mrs. ). W. Jegel were smong
recent visitors 70 New Orlesns.
MI. Henry smith spert Sunday with
bic family here. He 70 II tonstness IN
Mobile.
Mr.. II. =. Russell, Of Ocsan Springs
transacted business here on Tuesday
afternoon.
City Clerk N. M. wstHins has re-
turnsd from Columbus whore he went
% attend the Grand Lodge # + OF.
Pr. Q. Q. Brothers, after : month";
stay IL this city, returned 70 his home
- West Point during the past week.
Mis- Corinns Matsengers Of Mobile
A., y spending the week = thts city
= ~ sness Of hsr friend, hiss E'orsnes
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

Capt. Hal T. Meriwsther OF the
United Slater transport Justin arrived
here on Thursdsy last from San Fran
cisco, California, on visit TO his father,
Judge O. 8. Meriwether and family.
Cspt. Meriwsthsr left here Tuesday
night for Norfolk, Va, where he will be
married today friday 70 Miss Mary
McOann, charming young lady OF that
city. The happy young couple will
leave immediately for Now York city,
where they will spend few days with
relativee, after which they will proceed
70 San Francisco, whore the Captain
viii join his weasel. To the young
couple starting out on their voyage OF
welded life We extend sincere conerst-
ulations end beat wishes.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

fhs tsfhsfsa agssaa fssuvs ~ ne
Htesi esmp sfeaafs lest swsass ~ss
ffsss suee~ss. Asauf stsfy pssessssi
lsss esat evaf IN the mafafas eat 81
enisyea me asy Immensely. lsses
efe~f ffsm itIlosl ssd gnlfpsrs ssesshs
'hsif BASKETS and attended th~ save,sl
tntsfestiss sessions ~ NE mefslns
Rev y w. Nass. N Nsw urlsses
presented an interesting sermon IN
fnslish ehoif led ~ two vlolln# and
su orksa sssR the good old mission
hymns. After iaeehe6n Nevs wsmbs.
gsnss, ~ New usIesns and Helie, N
Fensscois spoke tn dsfmsn and Nor.
wesisn respectively and Rev. ksrlch,
who u In charge ~ the aaif cosst mis-.
sion stations. save On outline ~ the
work being done. Large collections
we're taken ap 81 both services and
mitch enthusiasm was manifested. Good
results from this meeting src sure 10
follow. Another missionary viii some
here IN September aud II 10 hoped that
IN several 81 tho coast towns congrcga.
lions will soon be organized.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

Get busy and clean mp your premises.
No blind tiger trials 90 fer this week.
II there u any linear bssr"in Scranton
y kept in very dark places.
] Plenty Of muilst, Hound ere. and other
lnd Of lsh in our market, fresh and
he. r-- ~
Ice 10 now forty cents per hundred.
ve do not know what It Will be next
Deck.
Many extra copies Of this weeks issue
{ the DEnocRAT-SrAR ars on ssls II
his ONCE.
/ The jolly Jokers will meet next Tues
lay evening at the residence of Miss
clssuor Anksrson.
If yeur snees, clethss q Neskwear
tee1 replo1161lng Tor the VIZ sesIai
bsstfsn can = n. \. CAVITY.
/ Nothing but soft drinks arc sold 1t
Pur drug stores and shops In this city,
Rsmsmber, our city 10 dry.
4 Mississippi will s'doubls up" her pop.
hlstion this summer-in the colicky
watefmslon season, We mean.
aHiil BillissD like - .iruit, such u
lsh oystsrs ana crabs. congressman
IKE champagne and quail On toast.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Local NOTICES Inserted under this head are
CHARGED for ct the rate Of tan cents per
line for each insertion.
On account OF making an extended
visit Of several months TO Florida, /
will sell all my Hats ON hand, con.
sistiDg OF nice Pattern Is Hats for %,
others at reduced figures; 81 Is Straw
B0ble Bonnets at el.75.
MRS. e. B. BLACKWELL.
Ladies' Shirt Waists below cost at
q. NELSON'S.
Phone DR., HEIMAN, OF New Or.
leans at the Central Hotel, Moss
Point, and have your Eyes tested free
OF charge.
Wanted-A gentle pillow horse and
Wagon. Albert Bennett, Escatawpa
I've nice cottages fsr rent.
See ". N. CAVITY.
Union made Overails at S1.75 a suit
while they last At @. NELSON'S.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

Fhs sfiss - fhs msrsfsf sNNssH ~us
s~ii fsffesHrs@sfs - fsssfsf % f'siiss
~hsff ~ fhe hsHsas - ~ esfssasss
fssa pa iasetss esal sHg saassf n
shseaee taf Asm fsnaelaa@s. starss
ssfs saf pfesies. Hises ssss samta,
s'sHse. - efesm sn1 ssasHssa. ~hfsh
~lii " spif q ss*ss~sst~ ssse~s tsy
ees ~istiss - effsf ssmhs ~ tssff
aian~f SEQ hsvs ths effsf anes ~
phss'ss - - ~ ss'ssssy
80 sect sAss sss zee ne ssssssfss
ytses sstssse rsssh stH ~ - ssssss
0se sssf esss ~ ~ ssss esvs ~
ssh' Nv. fttfN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

Wspssm&
7kses, ED 3 tiger
tto6 bssss ths ls~ssss.
Cses. rsssmcss. shsks
nesssk fos tSs Jsesies
rnt sbose nsus sss 'front.'
Ae1 u 10 81 ous bsstieship.
ussi n NE Queen ~ the Navy.
AissIssipps Nov Ne love thee.
All kats on 70 our honofed
guests.
view The SILVER services here On
Sunday.
"wsy Down south In The Land
u Dinis.r
"Oid Glory" 10 working over.
lime these days.
sun-kisssd cseouls, Missy
sipp's mstehlsss posa
All " ask h lhss you fscipro-
ooes or love ssd sstssm.
Fair PasessouIs bids you . vel
soms from the very depths Of her
psopls's hearts.
Every Psscsgoulisn knows his
boslasss. Be your natural self
whom the visitors show up.
The silver services 70 the Missis.
sippi-ths handsome testimonial
Of . brave and loyal State 70 %
gallant vessel - ever sailed the
deep.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
10 sesoo, chi ms

~ fhsiftsH y - esane sshanfs So
ntfs a$<n fffisss ~ ~ sssff ~fks
$50 sFssffef nsaesfe sss ntsi~' SO
f*Ha~ts%H ~ sessmsls . - fss8fss<s
- - ess~t ~ sssi sssfss ~sseins
"#| ~fi~eh fNsv sHi - ssssssss
- t'es shss~ sesfs - - tst~ssssmsas
- - siy#n - fHa assgaH ~ snss mnfa.
- = fsif ssssss = ssafes
a. y tt~sfsfr.
superintendent fisr sshaais
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

I'm February our daughter had the whoop-
Ing cough: Mr. Lane, Of Hartland, recCisi-
mended Championships Cough Remedy and
said u Aaxe his customers the best OF safls-
faction. We found IL ~ he said, and can
rccoinmcnd II 70 anyone having children
troubled With whooping cough" says Mrs, A.
9oss, Of Durand, Mich. FOS sale " McVea
Young, Scranton Pharmacy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

~ eses pee Hsusra fAsnsfs nsssri ~
frf ftfs ~ fsfsffh thaf asarss ~ eufs|f q
ftss~ss a. r~ess q
Ne fhs ueaefsifaef asre sa.sa D
tnrpff ~ the Lass = Feafa sa4 l~lf2ss kiss
F<ffretfr hraeFshfr n ~ gu4sness tfsnaae
tlHHs tHH sesufIsfff ftir ~ f4ffy Hut 49,
ttitksff1H~ fHstff ~ his afl1.
wsseffH NfNess NsHefx.
Wholesale htaafisfs Tniet9 ~
Hsifs fsssfth rafe n sssrr fnsssssgt,
artirs dlrrctis apyn fi~ hs~H sgd ~ar8sss
taffsrrs ~ the system fr<fffunnfsls ssNt
frre Price ~ per battle tnfd ~ sif dfsf.
fsss Hairs vsmlIy rili. "a, esa-slp~slon
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28
MISSISSIPPI TEACHERS ASSOCIA-
TION.

Br00khaven, Miss, May ~, 1909.
Editor Democrat. Star.
.,,s... ...ss,,.s
- .or- rsc. Z, ,s... y. 49, 1880
~ yout papcs ~ ieoss ioT TWO ISSUES
and thereby get the teachers of vour
county 70 attend some State Normal
-. Nc.~.t tsst,.. LII
uuu WI NuIAai y Cucy VIII
or INTEREsT TO TEACHERe.
~. n..a,.s..... s..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

a report made in Washington ~
that The United States Nag 10 carried
By only sIsven oceau.yoing vessels u
che merchant marine.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-05-28

HsssftsfssFs s<fTs fI9sff fs~p :
sssssess So ssf ~ -
IA. hssF fsmfsf-s - 80 asss
~ ~ sNuH1f sef esfasFfTr -
" Ffssfsf - fffsaf Q spwta
- Es~tsaN ~ - fs~e 81 ssfss
VIA 80 -
" aeffmesF So = nss
~ 81 - Fsises = O. NJ sfsff
- Aesss fh@fs = mesA saNasss
= FfssseI ssf fslssffss - - seases
Il sfisss ~ Hsssnss . asNesis -
f#8# . ~ 81
- seVFna
fsrsn~ fsnrasasss
= fnHfas sFs f4lafsaf
HsfsHtew wtss wsF n hsm ia e
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-12-19
CAN RIDE IN AIR WITHOUT SHIP
If Man IS HIGH jumper He May Need
Only Train.

If man were to stand on the rear
platform OF a train running sixty
miles an hour and jump straight up
in the air twenty-five feet, would he
come down on the train or on the
ground? This question produced an
argument in the lobby of the Athens
hotel yesterday afternoon. Some were
of the opinion that the twenty-five
foot jumper would land on his head at
the place where the train had been
at the time he left it while others
thought he would come down some
where else. The question was taken
to +. S. Haynes. of the Astron-
omy department., for settlement. Mr..
Haynes said that the man would land
on the rear platform when he came
down, unless the train should go