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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
SCHOONER IS DRAGGED CLEAR
Carrie 4. Lanes Captain Sent To
Marine Hospital.

New York, Sept. 1.-The big four
masted schooner Carrie A. Lane was
dragged of her bed Of sand 900 feet
from the Long Island shore, between
Good Ground and Southampton, this
afternoon. The boats gallant, ma
laria.racked captain, G. M. Stratton,
was not aboard. After the vessel
struck early Sunday m0rning he re.
fused TO leave, but sent his two daugh-
ters and five men OF his crew ashore
In a brecches buoy.
Men 0f the wrecking tug I. J. Mer-
rItt insisted upon taking Capt. STRAIT
ton TO the derelict destroyer Seneca,
which conveyed him to the Marine
Hospital In Brooklyn.
At p. m. the work Of throwing into
the surf the deckIoad Of railroad ties
from the Boston bound schooner was
c0mpleted. The donkey engine aboard
the schooner and the engines Of the
tug strained for an hour before the
stranded craft was hauled clear OF the
besch. She anchored half mile on
shore, preparatory TO sailing 70 New
London 10 ship q new crew aud go to
Boston.
The several thousand railroad ties
that came from MIssissippi washed
ashore, and are now the Iegitimste
prey Of the beachcombers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
MOSS POINT
DEPARTMENT.

services at ST. Adams Chapel (Epis.
copal), Sunday, at 4.30 D. m., Evening
Prayer ana Sermon.
REV. JOHN CnrpMAN, Rector.
Information reached this city on
Monday OF the death Of M. J. Marble.
a resident OF Americas, In the north
ern part OF the county, who was re-
Gently nominated by the democratic
party AZ member OF the county board
OF supervisors from district No. 2.
Mr.. Marble was tifty-two years old.
ana IS survived by his wife, two chill
dren ana number Of other relatives
10 that vicinity. He was il Methodist
preacher, conducting services Ia the
locality In which he lived. II Il not
known when a special election viii be
called 20 nominate hIs successor I'd
the snpcrvisorslip.
fhe funr-masled schooner Carrie
Lane, which struck d sand mr. uff
Long Island, New York, ~ 4 o'clock
'asV puhs'ay morning, itft This city
about two weeks ago with q cargo OF
some 10000 cross ties. Captain y. M.
Stratton and two daughters, who were
on board At the time, are well remem.
oered 10 this city during the stay Of
tue schooner. The crew and The
Misses Stratton were safely taken
from the schooner, but Captain Strat.
ton refused TO leave bis vessel. he
was vi with the fever, and bis daurh.
ters are said to have accompanied him
for tho purpose Of nursing him during
ms Illness on the trip, Monday, IL is
stated, the captain was removed from
the schooner and taken 10 the Marine
hospital 10 Brooklyn. The vessel was
loaded at this point by Cooney Ech-
stein With cross ties, aud the cargo
was fully insured, II Is understood.
After the deck load was thrown over.
board, the vessel was sufficiently
lightcncd to be pulled on the bar. and
later proceeded TO Boston, her destt.
nation,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
MI. BousIog ApprecIatIye.
To the Public:

To the Public:
Now that the primaries are over
and my defeat for the office Of state
senator for this district ID certain, Il
wish TO extend my thanks and deep
appreciation to aIl OF my friends who
stood BY me and gave me theIr sup.
port. IL Va against great odds that
! entered the second primary and,
although defeated, can truthfully
say that ! mads ! clean fight. neither
appealing 70 any mans prejudlees 81
fears, nor ar0usthg sectional feeling
Or false hopes, nor circulating mis-.
leading statements calculated 70 pre-.
judice the minds Of the voters.
In rescmi0g ny usual business III.
fairs 1 wish 70 ssy that have nothing
but the most kindly feeling toward sIl
tho people, and my efforts 10 the
future sbsll De directed. al il the
past, unselnshly toward the deyelop.
ment and improvement Of this coast
section 0f Mississippi, and 70 that
end ny dine and means and energiea
shall " given as fsr - my abilities
shalI permit. Sincerely,
n. p. BoUsL0o
Gulfp0rt, Mics, Aug. 26, 1911.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

AMERICAN PLAN IN VOGUE
AND Tine NAME CHANGED
New Proprietor Game To pssca.
soula Last Winter, Became Land
Owner And Permanent Resi-.
dent OF jackson County.

The New Scranton Hotel has been
leased by q. N. Parker Of Garrett.
Ind. II will be known as the Parker
Hotel.
Mr. Parker expects to open the
hotel for business on or about the
tenth OF the month and considerab bic
repairing, re0ovatiog and repaInting
and repaperiog has been done.
The entire building Is being re-
painted On the outside, aud the inte.
rior Is being repainted and repa pered,
while a general overhauIng IL being
given the entire premises, New fur.
niture and tixtures are being added,
and new restaurant dxtures are being
Installed Ia the corner room for
short order restaurant, which will be
operated day and night. New dining
room furniture isSbeing installed, and
comfortable and modern writing
room arranged. Among the promi.
nent features proposed for the new
hotel will be special ladies' parlor
on the second floor.
BUSINESS MAN.
Mr. Parker has been a successful
merchant ani business man 10 Gar
ret, Ind, for number OF years, and
was attracted to the coast through
the natural advantages possessed BY
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
Escatawpa Echoes.

Escatawpa, Miss, Sep. a Especially
Mrs. Frances Eran Nelson (nee Ora.
ham,, wife Of w. H. Nelson, died
Friday morning, August Is, at 4
o'clock, aged 81 years. Eight child.
ren, Mrs. J. Il. Greenough, Dora,
Horace, Leon, EIyin, Lillian, Leslie
and Frances Eran, survive her. Tic
funeral took place Saturday at II
O'clock, at the M. II. church. Inter-
ment was in Zion cemetery with the
beautiful rites Of the Woodmcn Cir.
Gle, of which she was member.
Albert Eugene. the six. mon ths.old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. d. X. Graham.
died Saturday night at 70 O'Clock.
The funeral took place Sunday after
noon from the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs 9. H. Haven, Rev. @. @. Chap
man officiating. Intermcnt was 10
the Terrall cemetery.
Mrs Louis Leary and daughter, Miss
Teancy Smith Of Mobile, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carter, Miss Islah Carter, and
Mr. Williamson of Hurley, Mr.. Eu-
gene Nelson Of Howison, Mrs. Paul
Smith and Mr.. Barnett Rogers Of
Pascagoula, attended Mrs. Nelson's
funeral Saturday.
The Escatawpa High School will
open september II, with the follow
lug teachers 10 charge: Rev. @. q.
Onapman, principal; Miss Verna
Cupit, first assistant; Miss Martha
Floyd, second assistant, and Miss
Grace Smith, music teacher.
Mr.. Harry Lynch left Wednesday
for Bay Minette, Ala, where be win
take an electrical treatment.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
How.s This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot DC cured by Halls Catarrh
cure. f.. J. CHENEY 4 CO.,
:, Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
e. j. Cheney for the last Is years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable III All
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN s. MARVIN,
!. wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q,
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF The system,
Testimonials sent free. Price, 75c.
per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constI.
patton.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

this vicinity, especially the Port OF
Pascagoua. He purchased, last De.
cember, seventy acres of land near
Helena, tbis county, and has made
numerous improvem ents thereon, In
Guiding the cultivation of thirty
acres. He proposes to plant oranges,
pecans, etc, and develop his land
holdings while engaged in the hotel
business in this city.
The lease was completed and signed
last Saturday, and Mr. Parker left
Immediately TO arrange for the com.
Ing OF hts family. Mr.. and Mrs. Par.
ker and their bright little two.year-
old son arrived 10 the city tile lrst or
the week and are domiciled at the
hotel, where lie is overseeing the new
work that Is being done.
FUTURE PLANS.
In discussing his plans for the
future, Mr.. Parker said thai he ex.
pected TO purchase as much OF the
needed articles and supplies for the
hotel as possible from the merchants
OF this city, his idea being To patronizc
home people as much as possible.
What things he will have to purchase
on the outside, however, he will likely
obtain from New Orleans.
When the house Is thrown open
under the new management, Mr.. Par
ker will have ten people assisting
him in the several departments. Reg.
ular meals will be served ut stated
hours 10 the dining room, while short
orders will be prepared and served at
any hour, day or night, 10 the new
restaurant on the corner. The hotel
will be operated on the American
plan. II was announced on Tuesday
that the name BY which the hotel has
been known for 90 long has been
changed, and with the advent Of the
new order OF things the hotel will be
rechrlsteOed The Parker Hotel.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

MI. Harry A. Burke spent Sunday in
Nj. Cohn Higgins was in New Orleans
on Sunday.
Mr.; 9. NJ. Parker spent Tuesday in
Mobile on business.
Mr.. Frank HI. Lewis spent Wednesday
In New Orleans on business.
| Mr.. H. f. Russell OF Ocean Springs
was In the city on Friday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othmar Krebs are domi.
ciled with Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Cheno.
Dr.. B. II. Duke and family have moved
from the Beach into the Dunn dwelling
| on Ker street.
Misses Laura and Georgia Hsvens Of
Gautier were Ia the city on Friday and
Saturday OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner g. Steede and
! goulA visitors ON last Friday.
Miss Rachel Mcr.cd. vha -. ,,..n
visiting her sistsF, Mrs. Carter, il Hat.
tfesburg, has returned home.
Mr.. ]. b. Christian and family lef:
last week for Dawson, Ga, where they
VIII make their future home.
Miss Florence Mitchell or Mobile was
the house guest Of Mrs. J. VIII Donovan
during the first part OF the week.
MI. and Mrs. A. u. Staples passed
through the city last Saturday on route
days.
Mrs. w. D. Hughes ana Misses Nellie
Miller and Mildred Ladnier Returned
Saturday from trip to New York and
the East
M. J. B. U. Raby, mayor Of the town
q East Side, who has been In Louisiana
Lor tne psst summer, returned to the
NJ. and Mrs. g. NJ. Parker and their
| bright little son have moved from He.
lena. Miss, to this city and are domi-
ciled at the New Scranton Hotel.
Mr.. Arthur Chidssy left on Monday
for Aubusn, Ala., whore be will take "a
electrical enRinesrtng course Ia tho Az
ricultursl and Mechanical college.
Missee Ads and Laura Taylor have
returned home from four Weekes Min
TO New York, Washington, Philedef-
ghia, Baltimore and other points In the
Mrs. h. A. Farnsworth and children.
Annie and Robert, returned Sunday
evening from Maysville, KY, where
tives.
Mrs. &. B. Chapman wss called 70
Cleveland, Tenn, last Sunday morninr
becAuse Of the serious illness OF her
father. MI. Chapman accompanied her
- fer - Evanston.
Aastsrs Stuart and Russell Taylor.
the bright little sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. J'
4. Taylor Of G0lfpOft, were the Ruests
q their grandpsrentb, Mr.. snd Mrs. II,
=. Taylor, early In the week.
Mr, Haywood II. Hunter, Of the CITY
BanE ana Trust Company Of Mobile,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

OUTSIDERS ARE COMING
TO DEVELOP TERRITORY
Ihs Recent Interview BY Mr.. Loo
Arousss Interest Among Land
Owners Who Express Win.
lngnsss To Cooperate.

Drilling at Lainc was resumed on
ruesday, Monday having been given
TO the members OF the crew TO observe
Labor Day. Tuesday was spent, IL "a
stated, 10 giving the pipes n thorough
cleaning and overhauline, drilling
being actively resumed IN Wed nesday
morning. According to adsiccs from
Laine, the bits have been working
through the same general gumbo for
nation. 1t Is stated that considera-
ole pyrites OF iron were visible when
drilling was resumed, ana those In
charge OF the development work an
pear TO be encouraged over the cut
look As near as can be ascertained
the well Is "about $500 feet" deep
Some gossip has been INDUCED in
relative to prospects for additional
derricks being erected In the fleld.
but nothing definite has been officially
given out Ia that connection. The
Louisiana company, recently organ
lied, stated that another well would
be drilled west OF Laine and north Of
the railroad tracks. This company
has purchased considerable property
at that point, but the derrick has not
yet been erected. 1t Is believed
another well will be- started on this
land 10 the near future.
NEW COMERS.
II. I. Lee Of Findlay, Ohio. who
went to Hattiesburg over week aro.
that lie expects 10 return
70 this city In short time and en-
deavor to secure the necessary land
upon which test holes will be drilled
AZ once by himself and associates. |
Mr.. Lees Interview, as printed last
week, has aroused considerable inter-
est and enthusiasm 10 the various
parts OF the territory Land owners
have stgnidcd willingness and inten.
lion nf cooperating with MIR. Lee and
MS associates upon the general basis
40 suggested In that Interview
Professor de Lamorton stated on
Tuesday that he Is placing the orders
Tor the needed material for the con-
struction OF the new hotel AZ Laine,
behind which work are several Mobile
gentlemen, and that active construc.
tlon is expected to begin In very
short while As stated, this hotel, IL
ls estimated, will cost about $4,000
when completed, and will have thirty
rooms at the start, being so con.
structed that additional rooms may
be added as needed.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
Notice Of the issuance Of Loan
Warrants.

Notice Il hereby given that the Board Of
6ugcrytsors Of Jackson County, Mississippi
WILL on the s-s ~
TrRsr MOxDAY or 6CToBER. 1911,
issue loan warrants 70 the amount OF se.0O
qpOn the tsensury. Of aaid Jackson County
f0f the purpose Of defraying the expenses of
said County other than the judiciary ex-
Reueee Tor the year 1911, bearing interest ut
the rate pf six per cert per xnnuiD. md pay
able on Tie MIST dRy Of January 1912, unless
ten. pr centum Of the adult taxpayers 81
stld County, exclusive OF those who pay pOll
TAX only, shall petIt!On against said issu-
Ance; 10 that event the hoard will order an
Il majority u The. male taxpayers Of said
County Will y1te IN favor Of the issuance Of
said loan Warrants,
BY order Board Of Supervisors this sixth
day Of september, 1911.
! Attesss ~ IA. ROBERTS, President.
4. r. DEL11As. Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

OErlCB DBMOODA3-fJTAk. !
PascsRouls, Miss. Sept. 8. 1911. /
Report for week ending Sept. Z, isll.l
HMTERED.
Sept s. Br. sch. Doris N. Pickup, S72
tons, G. 8. Bodden rnastev, from NJ
tanzass Cuba, 70 J. J. McIntOsh.
Sept. 6--Port. sch. Creoula, l03 tons. q,
Rocha master, from Bathurst, Africa,
\ to master. :
sept. 5-Am. sch Susie b. Dan tsler. IN
tons, r. Dethlof7 master, from Vera
Csux, Mex, 70 u. N. Dantxlsr Lbr, o..
CLEARED.
Sept. 1--BT. ss. vimeiFa, 1,7z5 tons. .. b.
8mellio master. for Crfetobal, y, vi.
With 16,548 CROSS tiss, vi. l2l.ll3, ~
Moee Point Gross Tie 60. Nh
Sept 3-Am. ooh. HonEietlo ]. Powell. ~
tons ". y. Pindor master fog Vera
K Crua, Mex., With 2l5yOoO Il. lumbef.
val. $3,0O0, ~ 4. N. Dantslef Lbf, Co.
v1ssBLs IN Poh1.
81. rob. Doris n. Pickup, IN. Boddsn.
FosG aehs Qreoulav 10ay H6Qha.
Am' seh. eusle y, DantslsS, ia, Usth-
Ans 80. Grlnkn, ", Boddcn.
pv. seh. Hornet, 81, Miller.
An. 90. Dlfsabeth Dantslsr, III. Al
bsr)s. X s7' s
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
Oyster Commission Elects.

Gnlfport, Miss, Sept. 8. 5.-(SpccIal.) J
The Mississippi oyster commission
met yesterday In this city and re-
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent J. d. Minor Of Ocean Springs;
Chief Inspector J. b. Chinn Of Biloxi,
Secretary +. $. Hewes, Jr., OF this
city. The other members OF the com.
mission are B. H. Lewis Of Pascagouls,
Peter Eskald Of Biloxi, T. J. B. KEEL
lIer Of this city, and X. L. Thornton
Of Pass Christian. 1t was decided
that The Pass Christian reef Il not 70
be opened until Nov.l5, next.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

II g not The Quautlty 81 f0od taken
but the amount dlgcated ana nseimi.
LATED that g6veo strength and vitality
tn the system. Cbnmbeslaln's StOm.
ach ap0 Liver Ihbloto IL vlg0rate the
stomach and liver and enable them IA
perform, thelrA Conetlooss natusally.
For soIe w III dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

The only place In this city
where you can get the BEST
Groceries at the Lowest Prices
Quick delivery and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The Do Jean { Mitchell Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
New Louisiana oil Field.

Reports from st. Charles, La, on
wednesday we're to the effect that a
new oil field has been discovered at
iEdgerly, small place near that city.
The first. we'll brought In, 1t is stated,
developed thirty barrels daily capac-
ity, and II Is believed 1t will be
brought up to several hundred bar
rels. The fact that oil IL discovered.
10 the new field 10 paying quantities
has caused considerable Interested
excitement In oil circles.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

DiarrhOea 10 always more or less
frequent during September. BE pre-.
pared for II. Chamberlaia's Collie,
Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy Ia
prompt and effcctual. IL can always
be depended upon and Is pleasant to
take. For sale by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

WIN the changing OF the name Of the
Now Scranton Hotel BY the new man.
agsmsne, smother step toward the elimi.
nation Of the Identity Of che city by its
discarded name Of "Scrsn tom WIN hsve
been taken. The change Of the name to
the Parker Hotel IL good move, for
various rsasons.
A musicale will be given At the studio
OF Prof. H. g. Hassard this (Fridsv
evening BY the pupils. The public is
cordially invited to attend. Those mu.
sicsles have grown to bs . regular fes.
tnrs OF the winter seasons and arc
looked forward to with anticipations Of
pleasure BY the local music lovers.
Manager Blethen announced Thurs.
day morning that the regular theatrical
season at the Warfield theatre will open
on Saturday, September %, With Lydia
knotrs "Nest Egg" q the attraction.
On evenings when no show IL booked
for the theatre, the high class moving
pictures will be continued for time It
least.
Clothes cleaned and pressed
at N.50 per month. COWCILL.
Telephone 3l4.
OIL rumors on Saturday, rumors with.
ont the shadow Of fonndat tion, eneen-
dered considerable excitement In thu
city and along the coast Investigation
developed the fact that the rumors were
started By some irTcsponsibis indiy idusi.
but many people hurried to Lsine TO
ditions. -
Manager Blethen OF the Warfield
theatre during the current week has
given the patrons OF his moving ptctu
shows even greater value than tor anv
similar period since the pictures have
been operating. That the people OF the
city appreciate these efforts OF Manager
Blethen is shown ia the continued good
attendance each night
For real corset comforts Sptrell.
Corset, fitted to your form. sptrella
Boning Of open construction admits of
fres ventilation ~ sanitary, comfort-
sbls, bot weashsr garment. Retafns it,
eaaRA RerAaanen ~ ssnd caEd a. phens
l96 Tor sppointmsnt % Mrt. w. B. Cooley,
Corsstiere, Krsbs avenue and Pascsr
gosls strsst, Psscagoula, Miss.
The flvs.mastsd American schooner
Kineo, l,6U tons, r. w. Patten master.
arrived In the port on Tuesday from
Knights Key, Fla. to take on cargo 81
cross ties 70 be loaded BY the Cooney
Echstsin company. This schooner,
whose home port Is Bath, Me-, is one of
the largest vessels ever entering the
port for this character Of cargo.
Read the statement showing the i'm.
mense amount Of money being sent out
Of the state annually 70 the s.mail order
houses" and think Of the money that ii
thus being permanently removed from
local circulation. Patronixe the home
merchants and keep this money &
homo, and BY doing 90 you materially
aseise IN developing and building up
yonr own community.
We alter and charge lyle Il
any garment; prices right. Cowgill.
MAI. r. Hess. Pascagoula's astronomer,
said On Wednesday afternoon: "Durine
the first part Of Septemb ber the Keiss
comet Will pass the meridian Of Pascs.
gouia betwsen the hours of I and 8
O'Clock, p. M, at I'd altitude Of about
nftssn degrees abovs the south point
- II ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

their lucss
Work on shs rsmcds1ing asd sss6vas
ing Of the New eesaatea notsl has bees
started, the change oslss slsssty plaisIy
noticeable.
Fan ard Winter Weslsns nv
ready. Can aad leek. Ne de.
liver aay tiss. Cowgirl.
oysters began 70 come into general
use during the week, end the lovers OF
the toothsoms bivalvss ere In The height
Of their enjoyment
An exodus Of Young psopls hssdsd for
the various schools and colleges away
from the CITY marked the early part and
middle Of the week.
Baby won't suffer ave minutes with
Group V you apply Or. Thomas Eclec-
tic Oil ~ once. 1t acts like magic.
The Catholic psrochial schools opened
this week with every indication point.
ing to one. Of the most succsssful years
In the history Of the schools.
Ed. NJ. Taylor, W. h. westfall and j.
E. Lockard Of vancleave were in the
city on Monday attending the regular
meeting Of the board Of supervisors.
The looked for flve-masted schooner
scheduled for this port for . cargo Of
cross ties. arrived In port on Monday
afternoon and proceeded up the river to
Moss Point.
The ofiieers and members Of Scranton
Fire Company No. desire to express
their thsnks % the public for making
possible the splendid success Or Labor
Day eelebration.
For Reut Nice six. room house on
Jackson Ave. near PascsKUula st.
8.tf Apply TO G. NELSON.
The banks in the city were closed ON
Monday because OF the Labor Day holi-
day. The merchants Of the city OBJ
served the day BY closing during the
afternoon hours.
A telephone has bsen installed ia tho
local office Of the Pascagoula Northern
railroad, convenience that IL much
appreciated by the merchants and busi-
ness men Of the city;
Intimation IL given that new dockage
and wharfage facilities Will be provided
on the cisy's water front, and that the
work may b expected to begin within
the very near future.
Tho only place h tbs cry
Whego - oo0 0Dt - o6eIl
4 <~A - 4
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08
LOCAL
NEWS

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ssAr-ssAs 10 kss pserAs>.
pssleys Qseasl b ~ bsasd 4
IL nIeke( q q 11l0A css1s neus.
9m sa1s n n. n. CAN'T. r.~
the sssssssvs sslss q We wssh's ssS
sss rspossed - kav1se ssesse ssasl6ss.
sble damage ~ ssotss " Ne sosds.
Ar Mcssss, souskssa asss4ss ios
me riviera Really sowpesy, bss soss
10 KesdsiiviIis. fsd.. fos . visit u two
weeks.
5o Q doses ''0o6s viii cure sey case
OF ChiIls and Fever. Prizes, &c.
Fishssmss report shss sks nsh ere
bssins bstssf thea fos many wsshs end
they ere jubtiant over ths change II
their luck.
work on shs rsmods1lns ssd ssstvat.
ing Of the New gessaten f1otsl has bssn
started, the change tsass slsssdy plaisIy
noticeable.
Fan ard Winter Wesless nsw
ready. Can aad lssk. Ne de-|
liver aay tins. Cowgirl.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-09-08

Gulfport, lliss., Aug. 26. 1911.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-26
Restore GRAY HAIR
TO NATURAL COLOR
BY COMMON GARDEN SAGE, A
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR DANDRuFF,
FALLING, FADED, GRAY HAIR.

The old idea Of using sage Tor dark
ening the hair Is again coming In
vogue. Our grandmothers used to
have dark. glossy hair at the age OF
seventy five, while our mothers have
white hair before they are Atty. our
grandmothers used to make a sage
tea" and apply 1t to their hair. The
tea made their hair soft and glossy.
and gradually restored the natural
color.
One objection to using such prep
aration was the trouble Of making 1t.
especially as 1t had to be made every
two Or three days, on account OF sour
ing quickly This objection has been
overcome. and BY asking almost any
flrst class druggist for Wyetil's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy the public
can set superior preparation OF sage.
with the admixture OF sulphur, an
other valuable remedy for hair and
scalp troubles DAILY use or this
preparation will not only quickly re-
store the color of the hair. but win
also stop the hair from falling out
and make 1t grow.
This preparation III offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle, ana ii
recommended and sold py III nrug-
gists Special agents, Fouk q Porter
field 81 Broadway.