The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-28
MOVING PICTURES at the War
field every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at 1870
o'clock, commencing on tuesday,
Nov. 1. Gold watch given away.
Admission, 5 and 10 cents.

pascagoula and Moss Point merchants |
should be deriving greater benefit from
the rich territory opened up by the Pas
cagoula Northern railroad. A more |
favorable schedule for this city, 1t ap- |
pears. could be arranged by the COM |
pany.
When the grand jury organized for
work at the present term Of the circuit
court, Mr.. L.E.McClure OF Ocean Springs
was named as its foreman. The jury Is
reported as having handled large
number Of cases, mostly Of minor
nature.
II you have the future welfare of the
Port of Pascagoula at heart you can not
afford to be absent from the Booster
Banquet Put yourself In line with the
march of modern progress and COM
municate with member Of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. s. Seaton, Jr., agent for the Pasca-
gonla Northern railroad in this city, left
for Mobile and Montgomery last Mon
day morning on business trip. During
hs absence his duties here will be looked
after by General Passenger Agent Mar
shall Lewis.
The war between the theatrical trust
and the independent managers is being
felt in Pascagoula this year. A number
OF the promised attractions for this city
have been compelled to cancel their
engagement here as result Of this war
in the metropolis.
Stops earache In two minutes; tooth.
ache or pain OF burn or scald In i've
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; mus
ceache, two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil, mon
arch over pain.
Much OF the machinery and gasoline
engine for the draw bridge is reported
IS having been received here and the
installation will be completed early in
the coming month. The entire me-
chanism will be operated from the top
Of the bridge structure.
With every influence In the port
territory pulling good and strong to-
gether much good can be accomplished
toward the future development Of the
AiSh uutui al lCcouiScos oOAh shS OONA
mercial Club and have hand In the
great work just being undertaken.
Mr.. A. 9. Gottshe OF Ocean Springs
was in the city on Tuesday at the
opening of court. Mr.. Gottshe has just
opened a commercial business Of his
own and because Of this fact and the
new business demanding his personal
attention, he was excused from jury
duty this term.
The election commissioners met last
Saturday and awarded the contract fol
printing the official ballots, ETC., for thu
general election next month to the Mos
Point Advertiser. The ballots, etc.
must be exact duplicates In size, widtl
oftype matter, etc., OF the sample copie
displayed by the commissioners.
The subcommittee OF the special com
mittee Of the Commercial Club havin
In charge the details for the Booste
Banquet completed its work on Wed
nesday when Mrs. Couret's hotel wa
selected as the place for the function
The large dining hall will be opened 70
'' "SSnoiou buu ~ c4CciAcub mOh
served the guests.
The schooner Enterprise, Capital
ohute, was destroyed in the receI
storm, but the captain and his entil
crew were picked up by atramp steam'
ana carried safely into New Orlean
The crew, all OF whom were saved, WEI
picked up from bits OF wrecksge and u
small boats and had undergone tryir
ofdeals In the open sea.
Mail or send your application Z
commercial Club membership to u
secretary and become . real live wi
IN the community.
The contest for the S,564 votes to Il
contestant Of either color securing u
largest number OF Subscribers for tt
DEMocRAT-STAR closes on Monday ev
ning. These votes are donated BY I
'hree firms conducting the piano co
Jest and are given with their comp
ments TO the one OF each race complyi
with the requirements Of the case.