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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
Veterans Reunite.

Scooba.-The United Confederate re
union of the veterans of Noxubee county
was held in ~Shuqualak and $50 veterans
were in attendance. Never was there
a more cordial reception and genuine
welcome given veterans in any county
reunion than was manifested by the
people of this town.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
Killed by Motor Car.

Wiley Berry, a farmer, aged fifty,
two years, was run over and mortally
wounded by a motor car on the Gulf and
Ship Island road near Newhebron. The
car wal occupied by officials of the
road.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
No. Ne. Cash

The above results are put in round
numbers because full returns are not yet
in for the last shipment, but in the main
we believe they are correct.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
Tea Stains.

Tea stains on a tablecloth, napkinA
or a frock should be soaked in sour
milk as soon as possible and washed
out in soap suds.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
STATE NEWS NOTES
Weekly Budget of News Items Gathered by Our
Special Correspondent at Jackson.
N IN TOMATOES.

Tabulated Statement Showing Acres,
Crates and Cash Received for Crop.
Centreyille,-Our town is just closing
Il very successful toamto season. 10
stimulate further endeavor in this -direc-
ton the Centreville Business League pub
fishes the following results ol some OF
the growers:
Name. No. Ne. Cash
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29

T THIS season particu-
larly, among the great
patriots whom the ma
ton delights to honor
stands high the name Of
Thomas Jefferson. En-
during forever as his
memorial will stand the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29

The original site of the university
was a farm Of some two hundred
acres, pi~cturesquely located in the
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


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The eaese
fse rssessuns s1Tes. 5sslfs
stfaesef tfOof thfh thls eomsss
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We A. ossse. 80 p,sion -
Igllbsl, HIss. says n bsee nnt sUf
feffr ffnm sidney ffuufle slnee ] rs@
cured W ilpsn's kidney fills three
yeats ssp, You msy ennflnue ~ pub
llsh my fpfmef end8ftfment ~ this
remedy ! had been affected slth
kidhey cufDplsint ana lumbggp fgf =
l0ng tlfne and had been unflile o. e. :
anytbing that would help me ]
aiNsys felt Tired. and the seefetlons
from my ki1neys we're irregular ~
passage AZ spp ~ ! bevan tsking
Dmn's Kidney piis ! found relief,
and. after ] had hnisned the contents
of twp boxes, my trouble had dissp
peafed
Fof sale by sll dealers Price 10 cts
/ fnstef MilbufB ~ llgGsln. New
YORK, sole agents M United states
Remember the name Duan'= and
take no other, n y
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

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stIflfbifsi1 zoe hssfs ~ Htbe fles
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msa tfs eieaa fHtb men tfs f1iig
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1nss ~ shish tHsy stflfe iirth
mso ffs democrats snd nsithsf y .
fifsfie mr. . fsmfs1gne Hhlle IN
dffaHad msg naf fesfh the spsl ~
bis lsufsble smblti0H IN receiving
ths domination n vpuIf bs veil fDf
aisslsslbti ~ send her delsgstioo IN
Hfueffd ~ bin ~ nfst eh1iee sith
W0odmN WHs1n as second ebuiee
U6dsfwood should he given fret
choice because hs is . "home min'
Nh8 measufos 90 folly and ~ spar,
~ me JOB ~ president
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

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a. We, hfst ksore - fefsl vsss
ssmed ~ ~ lmmesse tfse SfsFls<
IN abs memmaa Ffoet n0gsl yflsi
ssts9 ffam the circumstances ~ .
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bls sommsaaa. pf1~fs9 bls fssimsst
- effest the foysl .
sw ssls slty N fsifasid eoaesy,
csss ssld ~ hsys beeh ~ ssased i'e'
esuse. shso esfehssed ffym ths In
dlsns. the h0fthsfn boundary sss 10
sstssd hofthsssd ffDm tbe sss one
dsg's rsls. seemdifs ~ the fsdlsn
msfklns ~ the distance tseafdlnf
N snosbef sofbofity 70 u derived
from nsysog. "poiot ~ land
sing sing creek N Chsmnng rum
w. New York indian ~ofds mesn'
ing "pIsce ~ stone Aontbef an
tbofity states thst II vas named fof
John siny sieg. friendly Indian.
slsklypu. couoty In CsIlfofnis and
mountains IN Ofrgpo. Iiy some au'
thofIties " T. sid ti fe toffuptloh
~ the original name glven The district
in Califpfnii w the FrenchAslx rsil'
| loux neaniug "siy hirldef@" others
state that n is an Indian wpfd mean
ing ''bOftalled horse" the mountains
between Califmnis and Oregon hav
| ing been ~ named because y famous
bObtaIled race horse was lost on tn
trail
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
Wilson Or Underwood ?

Within very short time the several
states viii be called upon to select
their delegates TO the national con
ventlons. Mssissippians are con
cerned only with the democratic con
yention, the republican party In this
state, as elsewhere in the south, being
only Joke, In sending delegates to
the democratic national convention,
Mississippians should instruct them
concerning the candidate for whom
they should vote. Unless this Is done
~ marks but retrograding step tc
bossIsm again. But a few short
months ago the people arose In theil
might aud swatted the bosses ant
bosslsm, and TO quietly surrender tht
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Canty spent Thurs.
day In New Orleans,
Mr.. Frank II. Lewis spent Sunday 10
Mobile.
Col. Frank u. Merrill Of Mobile, was
In the city last Saturday.
Mr.. Horace Bloomfield Of Gulfport,
was In the city last Saturday.
Mrs u. g. Havens Of Gautier, spent
Tuesday In Pascagoula on shopping
tour.
Mr.. r. @. Hibbler, Sr., OF West Poi mt,
Miss, was In the city tho last OF the
week as the guest OF his son, Hon. +. o.
Hibbler, Jr.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
Commission Government.

1t is a common fad OF modern times
for a city In distress or ailing to turn
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

M ". q. Billlngs u Fort Worth,
Texaa, who has been the guests of Mr.,
= seaion. sr., returned 10 his home on
Tuesday.
Miss Ava Wstklns returned home
Tucsday night after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Hewitt. at
Boguecbitto, Miss.
Mrs. Joseph W. Robinson and little
daughter, Of Hammond, La, arrived In
the city on Tbursday to spend several
weeks with her sunts, Mrs. y. X. May
srs and Mrs. NJ. A. Reeder.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

One Lot of White Bowls, Each 10c
One Lot White Steak Dishes, 12nch, Each 15c
One Lot Decorated Pitchers Halfgaon,
S-inch Glass Pickle Dishes, Each l0c
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

One Lot White Cups and Saueers, Set Of 6....~.. 35c
One Lot Decorated Dinner Plates, Set of 6-~~~....3Sc
One Lot Decorated Breakfast Plates Set of
One Lot Decorated Soup Pates Set Of
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
FANCY CHINA and GI

Glass Tumblers, Set Of 6--.-..~. z2oc
Richly Decorated Jardinieres
Size Z inches, Special for this Sale - - zoe
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

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sflsfsstofy fssalfs sfe sssslif -
tsiasd The aiasfmaelc system plsess
Hsh w pasitioas whY sfe Ynahie ~
slfs fhelf s6tifs sad pndisldsd tlfne
fad fftsotian ~ the snsifs - tls
.flty. rflla tba commissions form esiis
~ ths s4mmlssl0hsfs glslss 81 their
rma " the eifg esciuslysly Nat.
afsIIy fbesetmsn sfe psid salaries thst
vii iustifY Their sscfi1es ~ rthef
business Lsfse cities thst have
eh4nssd ~ the commission form ~
s1gefnmest nad 10 ioily sdeqosis "a
haga themselves governed w b'diea
M three ~ I've met smaller cities
may successfully aDd tbat commits
sl0n N ane, two N three men may be
the fsmedy sought fof Docs rssca'
s1ula need commission form ~ gov
efnmentf
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
MY INTEREST FOR SALE.

owing 10 my continued iiI-h'hlih ana
advanced age, am forced io s'iI my
one half interest In the old established
newspaper, The fastagoBia bsmoffai.
star, nov In Its sisty.settpth year of
existence. The paper Il doing vsli Tor
the lines, The ,tar soon =" b"se
shows n marked increase IN snbstfip.
uon, advertising and Job printing !
have been IN the newspaper business
The best part Of my life, commencing
the business when In my teens, ana
viii soon celebrate my seventy eighth
annI,efsary birthday. ! otter my hall
Interest In establishment nj reason
abic price, and when the trade IN con
summatcd I shall retire TO the shades
OF private life.
Icrmsi Cash on the spot.
Address
r, n, nsyERs,
Sep. \, 1911. Pastagoula, Mss
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20
The oil Company

The shareholders ~ the rascagoula
Development company, the ofganlla'
tlun that has been boring Tor oil a.
Lalne since May ~. last, have been
called into special meeting fof next
"wednesday evening. The call does
not specify the object " the meeting
There are several things that the
shareholders may he called upon TO
endorse " authorize, and " Is likely
that the end NJ active operations may
be plainly Indicated Something Ike
sl7, 600 more Or less, have been ex'
pended in this one we'll, but this large
amount also takes IN the purchase %
1862 acres Of land together with the
expenses Incident 20 Incorporating,
etc. On az least two occasions 10 was
stated that oil was found at varying
depths in the well. These stratas
were not thoroughly tested, IL Is uu'
derstood, the desire for depth over
coming the urging for these tests. All
OF this may come up at the meeting.
The shareholders themselves are the
more directly inerestcd In what may
take place at that meeting, but the
citizenship as whole is intensely in
terested In what action the company
may take In connection with future
development work. 1t Is understood
that a total OF something over SlS,OJ'
of the authorized capital stock hat
been sold and the money placed 10 th'
treasury or this amount something
over $l7 900 have been paid out, IL II
stated
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

Any skin itching is temper tester.
The more you scratch the worse ~
itches Dnan's Ointment cures piles,
eczema-any skin itObing At all
drug stores
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-20

lilli0usness IL due ~ dls0fdcfed
condition " the stomach Cbambef4
lain's Tablets are essentially a stpm
heh medicine, intended especially 20
act % that organ; ~ cleanse w.,
strengthen w., tons and invigDfate w.,
~ regulate The liver, and % banisb
bill0usness positively and enectuslly.
For sale bY All dealers
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
ANTI-BUCKET SHOP
 LAW KNOCKED 0UT
Federal Statute for District of Columbia Fails in Court
 Test

WASHINGTON. March 30.-The attempt of congress so closely to define the offense of bucket shop ping as to make it impracticable in the District of Columbia. Las re suited in the complete failure of the legislation. on the ground Of uncOnstitutionality.
 Justice Wright in the district s- preme court today decided that Che act referred to constituted unwaT iantablo interference with the righ' ui tEe citizen to enter into con :rast relation, ana therefore was untonstitutiof al.
 Tie particular point Of objection was that a person giving an order 10 broker for a stock transaction without the intent Of dealing in maI gins, lrigtl be held to violate :he law. if the broker, without tn. knowledge oi the client. secretly made the transaction one Of rca'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
BIG GLASS ID TAKE
 FIRST COMMUNION
Two Hundred and Fifty. Ca thoIic Children Are Pre-
 paring for Event

One of .\e largest classes In the history of the district will take the frs. communion on Holy Thursday, April 13. at Saint Patrick's Catholic church in this city The class will be composed of more than 250 child ren. ranging in age from eight years I'D.
 The children are undergoing daily instruction in their catachisms a. the parochiaI residence of the church gathering about l:So every after neon TOT this purpose. in order that they may be well up in all prelim mary studies necessary before the eommu1s n can be administered. by tte date appointed.
 Formerly an age limit, under which Do child could be admitted to the communion was specified by the church laws A recent dispensation however. has removed this disqual ifcation for young children and all tha. is now required is that a child be of sufficient age to understand fully the sacrament and it's signif canoe.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
EDITOR OF
 "M|NER' ARRESTED
Warrant Charging Libel Is Sworn to By Editor of
 Tucson Citizen

Frank II. Rlighton. or as he desig mates himself Frank Harris Blight on." formerly editor of the Bisbee Evening Miner. was arrested Wednes day night in Tucson upon a warrant charging nm with criminal libC, sworn to by James T. Williams, jr., publisher and editor of the Tucson Citizen. He will be given prelimin ary hearing upon the charge before Judge Richie.
 The charge agains; oiighton is an old one arising from his alleged utter ances while he was edstor of The Voice of the People" a socialistic and demogogic sheet There seems to be something unusual about the service of the warrant in this case as Constable Birkenfeld who served IL stated that he had been instructed by the isdtrict attorney not to arrest Blighton unless he returned to Tue son. Blighton, who had been in Phoe nix and in more trouble, incidentally had barey arrived in the Old Pueblo, when he was placed under arrest.
 The warrant is said to have been sworn out before the last grand jury met in Tucson, having been issued by Justice Richey on December l2 last. The charge was not brought tcTore or considered by the grand jury, however. Bhghton will be remembered ID Bisbee principally for his vitroic pen and his lack of perception ia the diff ference between issues and person alities. Since leaving here he has kept himself continually embroiled' has been in jail upon more than one occasion and has managed to become entangled in several allegations of libel and criminal libel.
 Upon this occasion he was not piae ed in jail, being released upon his own recognizance upon promising to appear in court.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
CAMORRA SECRETS
 TOLD BY WITNESS
Elaborate Plan to Hide Crimes Is Described by an
 lnfonner

VgTERBO, Italy. March 3O.-Ac cording to revelations of Abbatemag gio today, Naples is divided into four teen Camorrist legions. each having it's Camorrist hierarchy.
 In each district a member of the organization Is daily entrusted with
 ae maintenance of order among those affiliated with the Camorra- His powers and influence are greater than those Of the police. as he Is eX pected to denounce those who commit disorders, and thus compromise the associations imBortSat enterprises. Abatemaggio said that shortly after the murder of Cuoccolo when he was in the company of Giovanni Rapi, al ieged treasurer of the CamorTa, he met the priest. Vitozzi. who suggest ed Erricone, so he might not be sus pected, 20 frequently to a certain cafe in order to give the police the impression he was a frequenter Of the pIace. h this inn the report Of the murder of Cuoccolo is alleged to have been communicated to Erricone
 Vitozzi. hearing this statement Of the witness, raised hands and eyes with a mortified expression, and eX claimed:
 If I ever suspected that Errieone was stained with such a monstrous crime I would have delivered him myself to justice, saying to him bear that burden Of yours"
 The tone of his voice was so melo dramic that all burst into laughter, Rapi appearing even more amused than the others.
 Abbatenaggio sWOre that Yitozzi was an active member of the Cam ora.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
"RtD LOIEl' CAUSES
 FURRY IN DOUGLAS
Appearance of lnSunectO Leads to Hurried Confer
 ence by the Officers

The question of whether Red Lopez had committed crime against the government of the United States. or against interna tional law by leaving Sonora and parading the streets of Douglas, agitated the ranks of federal off cials in .he Shelter City Thursday. During the greater part of the day United States Attorney Morrison. United States Marshal Overlook Deputy Win White and other fed eral officials were looking into his status. Their search was frditiess. however, as there was no evidence % show that he was other than a peaceful citizen of the United States quietly attending 10 his own busi ness. He is still at liberty.
 Lopez appeared upon the streets of Douglas early in the day, in an automobile and paraded conspicuous iy about in it. 1t is stated. No in surrecto is without enemies and these soon brought his presence in the American city to the attention of the officials. in an effort to have him arrested and held It was alleged that be had come to Doug las for the purpose Of recruiting a force to fight under the banner of the rebel cause.
 MT. White, who returned to BIS Lee yesterday, states that, as a result of this report, there was a great official scamper for evidence Nothing was found that would lead to belief that the presence of Lope' on the American side indicated more than that he was tired of the othei side and returned to the land q his birth
 Lopez will be closely watched, Il is understood, and. upon the first suspicious movement will be al rested. In case he attempts t' recruit upon this side of the line be will have laid himself liable tc arrest and detention. under the fed eraI statutes. which provide heavy penalty for this offense. UI less he does something Of the kinC his status is the same as that O any other citizen, although he i known to have been with the rebe forces.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
HARRIS ''STUNG' BY
 THANKLESS PROTECE
Summer Coming, and White Vest Gaudy Jacket
 Gone, All Gone

No more of that Good Samaritan dope for mine." quoth W. II. Harris. a local transfer man yesterday and Harris would not be alone in his feeling of resentment had anyone else been placed in similar position After feeding Jasper Frighett and as be expressed it keeping him up for some time. while he was looking for work. the ungrs.teful one reapid his benefactor, Harris alleges. by steai ing a suit of clothes. a white vest and as the last straw, a gauGy smoiI ing jacket the pride of Harris heart
 Frighett came to Bis5ee some time ago and, being unable to find work, Harris through his goodness of heart made odd jobs that he could perform for him in return for his board and occasional sums of money. The "oc casfonal suns" were evidently 100 small for the appreciation of Fris hfct as he decamped Sunday with the things that Harris loves to -doil up" in.
 Harris discovered the ingratitude and detection of his former employe early in the week and notified the officers. Frighett was arrested yes terday in Benson and brought back here by Constable AIcRae to stand trial Harris now says that Frighst!
 as spoiled good thing" for other hoboes as he will close up his heart and refuse to succor any more down and out cub members.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
Personal Mention


 Ed Davis has gone to Kansas City for a visit of several weeks
 Dr. Down. of Douglas. was in the city yesterday.
 ]. J. Miller, of Tucson. speni yesterday in Bisbee
 Deputy U. s. Marshal wiD White has returned from Douglas.
 A. ". Woods. of cansnes, is 1T Bisbee for a business stay.
 Mrs. J. J. Bowen is in Cour; land. visiting her brot2>sr. II. F. Anderson
 P. G. Beckett. of the Copper Queen store. left yesterday for q visit to New York City.
 William Raymond, of Cananea, lei yesterday for his home following ; DIic1 Du5lnCSo NASAt ANAN-
 W. c. Hubbard and family anc Mir. and Mrs. c. F. Moore, went to Courtland yesterday morning ii Mir. Hubbard's automobile.
 United States Attorney Joseph [ Morrison has returned from Doui las. where he was on official bus ness.
 Dr. F. E. Shine. chief surgeon of the Fl Paso and Southwestern is making a tour of inspection Q the eastern division of the line out of Fl Paso.
 ". P. Stiles. superintendent O the dining car service of the E Paso and Southwestern, with heas quarters ct Fl Paso. was In thl city yesterday on official business leaving in the afternoon for Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
aEuF UP AGAINST IT.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 30.-Ihe state supreme court late today denie the petition of Abraham Ruef for 8 rehearing motion, vacating its orig inal order 10 rehear his appeal against the judgment and sentence of the trial court, sentencing him to serve a fourteen year term at San Quentin prison on the charge of bribery.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
Musical Comedy Soon.

A rehearsal Of Professor Herbert F. Nixons musical comedy. called A Reno Problem" will be held to night at the Nixon studio. in the Johnson Hanniger building. The mus ical comedy Is the product of Profes sor Nixon's pen and many of the songs. with which the lines of the play are illustrated" are his own. The U-ohlan alluded to in the play is that of find ng an unmarried man in the world famed city of Reno, and Is said to contain an average Of three laugbs 10 every line The play or comedy will be put ou hy local talent excessively.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
SCIENTISTS TO ORGANIZE

BERKELEY, Cal. March 3O.-The Pacific Association of Scientific So- cieties began a two days meeting here today with a large and repre- sentative attendance of educators and others. Plans for the formation of a Western auxiliary of the Amer ican Association for the Advance ment of Science are 70 be discussed at the meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31

ain without the actual basis of transfer of stock.
 The statute is Of local application only, and does not necessarily af feet the actions which the depart men; Of justsce has begun at many ether points against alleged bucket shoo operators. for the prosecution in those cases has been under the postal laws CD the plain ground cf nard
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31

This remarkable foot bath remedy is Superior to Powder, Plaster or sslve and is guaranteed to cure Corns Callouses, Bunions, Frost bites, Chilblains. Ingrowing Nails. Tired, Aching, Swollen, Nervous Sweaty, Bad Smelling Feet.
 Smaller Shoes Can be Worn by using TIE, because it puts and keeps the feet in perfect condition.
 TIE is for sale at all druggists, 9 cents per box or direct if you wish from Walter Luther Dodge & Co, Chicago, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
PUNISHMENT IS SWIFT.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. March 30.- He bert George Lee, aged 3s. said to have been a prominent dentist of Des Moines, and of well to do fam ily. was captured here today after q series of bold day light robberies and sentenced to the state prison from on 70 fourteen years, within an hour after his arrest.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
Tc Hold Conference.

Tc Hold Conference.
 E. c. Snider. principal of the Risbee High school left yesterday for Tucson, going upon the invita- ton Of the faculty, who desire to hold a conference with him. The nigh school heads from all Arizona cities have been requested to gath CT this week at the university and go over the buildings and become familias with the advantages it offers to prospective pupils.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-31
Livay Funeral

Ire funeral i Mrs. Anirsa 1 de Ilvay, Tiscse death occurred Wednesday morning at the resi- dence of the family on Naco road took place yesterday afternoon al 2 o'clock from the Catholic church. the service being conducted by Rev Father Barrett. Interment was in Evergreen cemetery.