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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
r. W ocLEBSY MAKES oONA.
TON cF TEs THOUSAND
Remainder o. tr- Fund WI Probably
De Raised by Monday evening.
VII close ~Tnursdsy

With bur 50 .0o vet needed fo com
piete M i.5a 600 asked :or by The
hospital committee the indications
are that this amount NHu be- raised
before twilight MondsE ~ he noon
day me"tinE ,%"sterfay. he grand total
raised 10 that date amounted 20 neariy
s22s.0o0. and the reports from nye
teams last night we're to the eject
that the $4,000 marx had been
reached. bat ~ course. This announce
ment Will not be- Officially made until
the noon meeting to dIy Then he
crusaders will start ou mo last lap
~ their great race for 100000. the
amount needed fpg the construction
of the proposed neW building
"f2Tb.O0D hy Tuesday is the slogan
OF the campaign workers nov THIS
mount Is needed t0 equip The build
ing In a proper manner When com
pleted the hospital Vll be- among the
hncst In the country. aud those back
Of the movement are ANXIOUS f1 raise
the additional $4,000 so That 20 can
be furnished throughout wIth modern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16
Ten Thousand Is
Needed for Hospital

furniture and equipped Aith nce m
plemenfs
The noon daf meeting eEferdav
proved Il gala event for Inc cuutubu-
lions far exceeded the f.udest ,xp@r-
faiion- 81 those bacA az The move
meuf NJ D. 81 Oglebae. Who has
aI~ays shown much civic pride. In
campaigns o' this A!ud. responded 20
The cause yesterday hy announcing
that he Nould contribute $4,000 Foi
lowing his announcement those Vho
attended the noon day meeting cheer
81 loudly. Tho total amount raised
during the day. a. announced on tho
meeting. vas over $4,000 which is
one ~ th" largest DAYS ~ The eleven
day campaign
Rev John : Marquis. president 80
'oe college. ar Cedar Rapids. vas q
guest af the noon day meeting and
delivered = ,ery Interesting TALL. t0
those present
Following are those who contributed
500 or more yezterday
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BOYS GET JOBS
Former Inmates 90 the Ho-ane
Shelter lSns m Good Homes ana
Are we'll Provided For.

Humane Orlcrr Sheldon Joseph Iast
reported that Frank Chan
bers aged D.. a former inma'e o. tn-
humane shelter ON b south SIDE.
had been gwen a position acrompsrt
INK a blind piano tuner around from
place fo place in Pl'fsburE. the posi-
ton having been secured through tl.
probation officer there
George Coos. snothe rformer inmate
% the home. also aEed -. has been
given a home with n gaad famils ~
NelisburE through the recommenta-
t.ou OF tho officer ~ that place
The shelter has a hr KIT baby hov
- nu- months. aud The Young chap
Doe had az a bargain bv anyone
0h1 Is willing to lake care % HIM 90
the way the authorities direct
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a Roire Dame Ladys Appeal

ali kh'~tns -uG-refs or rheumatism
Nu-lNFt muscular or Of the FONTS
sclai's ilmpaEus. backarhs. paias ia
th~ HidnFbH cor reIrafEIu pans. 10 write
p. n"t Lnf a home treatment when has
she teeis % her duty 90 send IL 10 All
sufferers FkEE. You cure fours-ff 80
nome - Thousands Will feaffFv-r.
'hanEe - climate being ueceaaarv M
SIMPLE dlerONerF harfHhsd uric a~fd fr.r,
ire Hipu4. lpofrur tie atlTeus1 Joints
lufites The blood. and ~rIghfen the
eyes EivinS elasticity and tone a. the
whole system n the above iutsresfs
you. f9f proof address Nrs - Summers.
BoS X. Notre Dame Inc
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NJ MECHEN
N. E. Church to eoild-o;her Notes.

~. &. Church 20 euild-other Notes.
The VI T. church Of this city. which
has bought the lot next to the school
building has called q meeting OF al
az lis member. for next Monday even
INK The official beard Will entertain
With q chicken supper and after the
banquet the Rev. =. Is. Arbuthnot will
cali the first quarterly conference and
Cd than likely the building commit
tee viii BE- named The church Is
growing nicely and has had This build
iuc under consideration FOR quite a
while.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

Oscar Mcmillan Is sill IN the feiI
for sheriff a. Marshall county.

Oscar Mcmillan Is Skill In I'M field
for sheriff % Marshall county.
Read The ". Va Optical Go = an.
nOuncsmcGt or Page " today = issue.
Mrs. q g. Wilson of Concord. Ind
is visiting a. the home ~ her mother.
Mrs. Geo. Loy
Harry Jaco is visiting his sister.
Mrs. Newton Marshall. ~ Fourth
street.
The Rev r. u Feliers returned
yesterday from St Marys
= p Sockman b. ia Pittsburg on
business today
W : Hayrd 81 Fairmont vas visit
INK friends here yesterday
O. : Trevey returned yesterday
from q two weeks VISIT in Ohio. where
Do was in the Interests OF the Nc
Mechen Manufacturing company
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Read the W Va optical co an.
nouncement on Page 3. today a issue
Mike Avis. Who has been conducting
q dry cleaning and clothing store
here has moved his place Of business
10 Twenty ninth street. Wheeling
Lloyd Bowers Is very low a.. hl.
home on MarshaIl street
Mrs J " Carr has returned 10 her
home IN bridgeport after visiting her
mother on Marshall street.
Clark Mccain and family are visit.
jos friends 90 Richie county.
Pete DOlan. WhO visited his brothers
mere a few weeks ago. was in a pas
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S"ng"r wreck a. III Paso. Texas. Wed.
h'Eday. ana received "a mashed ankle
ana injured his spine. making 30
necessary for him 90 be removed 10
the hospital
Mrs Phoebe Crosby is IMPROVING
from her illness
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NOT The STORE OF
ROSENBERG BROS.
d. AND y eOsEssERc FtlED
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
D~aoe-eiiias Stor- s;tu - ~ ~tr
Create Bargains Tnsn Essr fs-
TIE E~clIaar

TIE voluntary p~toa IN ~hansrurfcs
Eas I'D b. Charles and FraEs Rose1
5erE 80 related ia these columns az
FRIDAY ana not b. Rosenberg Brus
tn~ AFTER Urn b~inE located a. Soc
lf-ol-ez H.rset str~-t 10 ls % D.
regretted that q Ilzlnfersfaadinx ha-
ar--n bF Witch 70 sas made 20 40
pear thaf Rosenberg Hros had gone
4lto h~ankr-pfcy ~hez - q matter %
TACT this OF reliable nrm j. doing "a
greater business than ever and tls.
no~ n enjoying the best hoiday trade
90 ~ history 90 the sfore
The STORE % Charles and Fran
Rosenberg. The petitioners In ban.
ruDtcy. j. ln ? Mutual hana build
inE and firm also has anoths-
store lu Cameron There b. 10 con.
n~cfl0n between hls arm aud Rose.
berg Bros
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The Wors, Over

Mary Are YOU going IN ask Ida ~
your bridge She has been home
from Europe six weeks.
Alice Why. yes. an ask her She
must hav" stopped telling her foreign
experiences by now Harpers Bazar
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There VIII De no services az The So
Aa'the" b Lutheran church tomorrow
morning owing 90 the Rev. % g. Ru'
lA} going 60 MoundsviIie whcr. he
Vii have charge OF the services at the
prison chapel There Will Dee the reg
Jiar evening service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

The receivers - ,hc Na'louai TeI-
phone Corporation yesterday nlei a
regular report in 'he Office Of Clerk
George r. Uoyd. o. the United States
court
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BENW0)D


for iaihcr. brother or sweetheart. a
box ~ De- Longs 1918 Hayanas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-16

LARGE assor,mer, % Rossries q, =
special discount a. 4tLLHAN's
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Below is tine relative standing 81
the Companies and Teams so FAR iu
the campaign
Citizens Ccmmitt-r
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Obituary
NAY Child Rurlrd-

Services over the body OF Eugene
Hildreth May. infant sou Of Mr. and
Mrs Martin " May. acre held AZ the
parents homo o. - Seventeenth
street. az . o'clock Friday afternoon.
and interment vas made IN ut Cal
vary cemetery.
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Co. y al " Peterson

Tn" teams 81 tho Young Busiue--
Mems Committee reported as 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-04-04
ONOFROFF ONOFROFF
Fl VatcanO J Ia nols
Roma, 1911.

de veZ en- cuando sale de los a1teros
ambitOs del Vaticano alguna que otra
vzo de protesta contra Cos progresiv0s
atrevimientos de la mOda femenina. va
|el Papa conden0 los descotes exagera
dos, las blusas demasiado Transparent
ties y las faldas provocadoras.
La nueva y diab0Elca invenoi0n de las
fa1das4pantalones nopod1amenos de col
mar la paciencia de las autoridades ecle
siasticas, y hoy IL Osservatore Roma
nc" 6rgano ~oficioso de la Santa Sede,
descarga sobre las delicadas espaldas de
las %pecadoras un varapalo. tan recio, que
solo encerrandole entire ::comiIlas, para
que Sc yea que DO hay en- 81 una palabra
mia, me atrevo a transcribirle.
Dice ash:
"Lo principal en- la question de las
actuales modas femeninas no son las x
geraciones en- ell corte de los trajes, u
~revelan Ell las hembras que.los llevan un
complete menosprecio del respeto debi
do a 81 mismas, sino la. relajaci6n que re
teJan las actuales tendencias del orden
social. En- la sociedad de la Roma i'm
perial habla muchas muieres degrade
das, pero Sc las podia ~reconecer faciI
mente pOr su atavio. Las mesalinas Sc DO
MAN pelucas amarllas cuand0 iban q en-
tregarSe a las Orgias de la Suburb. En-
cambiO, en- nuestros tiempos la moda no
hace distinction ninguna entire mujer y
muJer, y Justifica que Sc tome a una mu
Jer decente por una que no 10 es. Este
debfera avergonzar a quienes son obje
to esemeJantesequlvOca ciOnes .aunque
parece que las damas honeStas lose preC
cupan- de la vergUenza. Las llamada.
conveniencias sociales embrutecen las a
mas, y las malsanas exigencias de la me-
da unen a "unas'' con "otras" mujeres
pOr v1nculO de un indecente traje.
"No preOcupa tanto la provocaci6r
carnal que dimana de %ciertos ~atav1os fl
meninos como los efectos de ella. En- la.
recientes modas, y particularmente en- Il
falda-pantal6n con que Sc nos amenaza
vemos una nueva affirmation de aquel f.
minismo NAL entendido que ell Vaticant
no vacil6 en- ,condenar resuelta Y repet
damente con documentary mensajes mar
dados publican por ell Santo Padre cor
ira estas mujeres, mejor dicho, estas
"hembras", cuyo sentido moral juzgs
rian muy duramente las propias matr
mas de Ia Roma pagana."
va saben, pues, como Sc piensa en- el
Vaticano sobre los descotes. :. generosos,
las faldas trabadas y (iDios LOS cola con
fesados!) las faldas-pantaAones, con til
MICA 6 sin ella.-TEDEsCHI. -:
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05
ILLINOIS CORN GROWER WINS
KELLOGG NATIONAL TROPHY

years prize winner IL the most per-
fectly formed ear OF the two, though
IL requires careful Judge 90 distin.
guIsh the point Of superiority.
The trophy awarded 20 Mr.. James
was made by Tiffany Of New York,
for Mr.. W. X. Kellogg. at a cost Of
81, 900. IL Is made OF Sterling silver,
bronze and enamels, aud Is truly
artistic creation. II stands thirty
inches 10 height. Mr.. Kellogg's inter.
est In corn growing can be understo
when IL Is stated that the Kellogg
Toasted Corn Flake Co., OF which he
Is president, has an output requiring
10. 600 bushels OF corn day, raw pro.
duct, for It's manufacture. A peculiar
feature Is that while the Kellogg pro
duct is made exclusively from selected
white corn, the Kellogg trophy has
been won each time by yellow corn
exhibit. The trophy Is offered for
annual competition until won twice
BY the same grower.
The National Corn Show at which
the award was made, was an event
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

tcrfdiss - s6sltes fftn fatl fhs
feesnt sfofm - me xaIf ttfsi fsll
~ fftlns espsfssne~s ~ msa ~ 81
<lhds N efsff Th< sshaehsf nsts
d~ef. est ~ fhI< roft ~ ihs alssls
sIffi Flsb sod f,ystef comfsny NJ ihis
str. zee sAehofes II thsaaeisaf
stand she bfnts ASA from hsf
meofInss dofles me ellmss ~ ths
storm sed wss driven sefass ihs sltte
IN wstefs N the Loul*lsoa marches
70 Catfish Point fistssla Oscar gnll
am N tbls eifv and he efes Nd .
. sIld ride ~ The mefcy ~ NE stnfm.
and M hesptcslIy fowed some fofty
miles IN . small skln inso Hllasl IN
sesfch ~ fescuefs 10 e. after hIs
Grew.
Tine schooner General Jonbeft. also
out " this poN, wss dismantled In
The storm. and when feseoers fesched
her the mentors Of her crew we're
sadly In need u provisions The re-.
roft vas made that inaccessible salts
mad been rlsaed up BY the crew and
they anticipated 90 further trouble
IN feachips Pascssoula
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ossnss ess,s

ofsfss ufstt alss asf q q
Htlftf hti ffrhi afisisf ~ fee
4HHIilHs 80 tiNfs f ~ 49, - lufl
linz n fifa glits Nf slNIaflfs ~
rlih ihs sNfiant sfffI.as "A lnuls
Nfefit ~ hsffu hff lmff4ss1
!gff leaeh Hnse ~ feiafa ifsm
re f.sdl,e 40 a.slsty ssss ~ ~
iffiaitHeHf ~ ne erhnHl hlHaa ~
tpfll ~ shlfh 80 = sffst success
~ 49, tsfilrltsffs M me tlsy 80
themselves luttlfe ~ veil - their
fniffs NE 4 n i,sem1h Mics afel
Ia Nuffff snd rlls ffe Nffnfmles
After ibe tisg w. ctfsm. cakes sn1
lemlnsie we're sffff1. shieh fssllfei
1nlle hlff lffla aHm
fnhnhy White. ~ employees n the
Louisville and NashflIla fsllfGs1 ess
y glsifnf IN the Ufnvs sunday uuf
lltfle town seems ~ hate snue sfnst
attraction ~ hin, ~ Ne dfDps w
quite bftrn
Mfs tds wcliunNd spent several
DAYS With Nfs " A Hnhefls She
cOntemrlstes coming hack ~ her Old
home agaln since the death NJ her
husband, " v Mcdonald, short
time as0 N nllpsl
q. q fsenba IL home again from
Evaft. Ia and bss chafse ~ his
poultry farm (lied Wing lie brought
hufne = fllce lot ~ Rhode Island red
chickens
Miss Louise Lenha IA visiting her
nlere. Mrs u v valvefde. NJ Baton
Ilouge, La
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

Ths fsiiif s,iitis " ihs toa ifsi
Ffdsg evenings ff1ffa alsfffHaflss
u - ~ ~ fhiss tsas ~ tttai ~
se1fsf ~ thssnmabs M ~ aiaUi w.
sees hslf basf N lls fsfsflhn Nlff
fefsets llsss1 NJ seiltss ff1m tllffs
n fsatsse N ~ en-. shHs tthsff
ssht aaf Htaa 80 piers a ne fs4fh
thefetg ifspfihf themselves a. aeeff
hofli1o Nsl p LEES the sfndi1aa
loetl astronomer. found ~ IDEAL ieet
tlen M ne cod N NE histhso pier
n discussing NE stllbe Nslof
Hess called sfgeatlon ~ fhe fsa lifse
snf tso small eur spota plaluly slsl.
bic thfoueh he small risss The
eclipse began N s1i . u according
" the tine taken ~ HsDof Hess ard
sbont = O'Clock tho NOM c0veft1
about one third N the diameter N
the sun, and hank ~ thick sfsy
sspof collected behind which the sun
dropped, making u lmposslble ~ Oh
serve either the time N sun sct of The
ending NJ The eclipse The planet
Mercury. because NJ the sky condi.
tlans. dld not become visible during
the eclipse. hut Venus was easily
found Nv several In The party while "
was still broad day light
"The FIRST half ~ this partial
eclipse vas very satisfactory" said
Major Hess 10 discussing the results
obtained, "but ~ its best tho moon
did mot cut into the sun deep enough
10 occult the sun spots, passing by a
little below them. AZ other places
such occutations we're, no doubt,
carefully observed, and viii contrib.
ute much TO The possibility OF long
range weather forecasts becoming
more reliable Tor years In advance,
than present short range forecasts for
but few days ahead
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

BArrssr. Services nest sunday ~ II
.. m. and 7sW y. m.
sunday school atptWn. m.
Prayer meeting sesyiccf on WednesN
dsy nights Al 7.90 o'clock.
ksv. A. q. WATKINS, Pastor.
CArHoLfc = Our Lady of Victories
Church - MssseN esch sunday - 7.90
O'Clock and O,5O o'clock, e1caft she
second sunday 81 each month, wien Inc
me mass VIII be ~ $3.50 .. m. vespere
sud benediction Sundsys 81 I >. m.
Week day masses ~ $3.50 .. m.
sunday school ~ Dsl6 m.
Rnv. u. O'RsfLLy, Pastor.
Services ~ H. JONAS Church (Episco.
pail SUNDAY: 10:4r .. m. Holy Com.
munion and sermon.
Raw. JonN CnfrRAN, Rector.
Services 81 81. Alban's Chapel (Epis.
copal) sunday. 600 .. m. Holy Com
munion and sermon.
REV. JoHN CHfrMAN, Rector.
ETnoDIsr--Service next Sunday at
10; 80 .. m. and Z 100 p. m.
Sunday school at p: 30 .. m.
REV. i. A. DARsEY, Pastor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on the flrsi
and third Sundays Of zach month .,
10: 45 a. m. and 7:15 p. m.
Sunday school every sunday, o 10 am.
Prayer meeting services on Wednes-
day nights at 7:30 o'clock.
REV. J. O. WATT, Pastor.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

II. A. James Of Charleston, Ills, has
the proud distinction Of having grown
the best ear Of corn In oil the 3,l25,-
7l3,600 bushels Of last years bumper
crop. Az the National Corn Show
just held at Columbus, Ohio, this gem
tleman was awarded the W. X Kel.
logg National Corn Trophy, donated
In 1909 by W. X, Kellogg, president OF
the Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co.,
OF Battle Creek, Mich.
Thousands OF ears OF corn from all
parts OF the country and of all varie-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

teus and carried to New Orleans,
frotl which city they we're taken to
Mobile, the home port Of the vessel.
The schooner, 4l6 tons, was Iosded BY
the T. N Dsntzler Lumber company
at Mass Point with 45l 200 feet Of
lumber, valued at sl0.0ll,. and was
bnund for Kingston, Jamaica.
The Hieronymus had very stormy
and varied career befnre her dismast-
Inv IN the recent storm. In this cfn.
nectlon the Mobile Item gives the
following as the history Of the check
cred experiences o. the schooner:
CHECKERED CAREER.
As the British bark Lord OF Avon
the vessel came into public snntice rs
lone NJ the victims Of the hurricane
which swept the gulf and tropical
coasts IN September. 1905. She ca ..
sized In the bowling hurrica0e, was
lifted upon the crest OF fRtgantlc
wave and deposited thigh and dry on
| Dauphin island. Every member 81
the crew, save ohe, persisted. Tue
vessel remained 10 that position FOL
moths. was 9ou.nt "a oy ller present
Sc,s ! "a raciscsd =; I ~ 'w,r ,Ci..ior =
Again In October, 1910, The HierUny
nous was caught IN the tropical hurfi
cane VINE o1nno rom Uuoan por'
ssven davs her ~,erea s hut. ow ~
mystery, Finally, one .afternoon. al
most \ month later, the schooner
S Ssa.as' - ous q sme mss,y pasL, y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

Texas Light And Power Company
Buys Machinery For Shipment.


Announcements was made this week
that j. Ilicpinbottham, representing
"A, Altman of Lucehae, Miss, has
closed 4 sale 81 The Moss Point ice
plant machinery. The consideration
has not been piyenpuf, but the Haubo
Light and Power company Of Haubo,
Texas, has purchased the property.
The plant was constructed something
over a year ago aud was operated one
season. The machinery, II Is stated.
Is practically new,
According TO- the aDnounceinent OF
the sale OF the plant, The machinery
Is being taken down and prepared for
shipment 10 Haubo, Texas, where ii
viii he placed 10 position and used Ia
the manufacture ~ Ice.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05
MARINE.

PORT Or PAsCA0OULA.
OFYIcE oEMoURAT-6TAR,
Pascsgoula, Miss, May 5. 1911.
| Report for week ending May !, 1911
xn7ERED.
MAY 2--Am sch Griffin, 300 tons, W I.
I3odden master, from Havana, CubA,
70 1. N DAntxier Lbr 10.
May 2--f3r sch Earl Of Aberdeen, 4lt
tons, w j PubIico master, from King, :
ton, Jamaica. 10 l. N DAnfsler Lbr Gu,
May 3--Br bkt ~ Paul, 40 tons, w ]
Could master, from Mobile, 10 l. n
Dantzler LbF Co.
CLEARED.
Nay 3--Br sch Clara g Scott, 26l tons, !
r. Bcott master, for 6agua, Cuba, viii
2A.00O n lhr, val 81 N,0i5, BY McIn
tosh Lbr CO.
vEsssLs IN TOKr.
Am sch Grimm, 305, w L fsod6en.
BIZ sch Earl Of Aberdeen, 40, w
Pub1ico.
I5r bkt 81 Paul, 40. w \ Gould.
\ x Br " | Golden Rod. SAB. Il Il whitney
Br sch GlAisieys ms. II w Brown.
Br sch Hornet, 37I, A M Miller.
Am. sch. Susie Is. Dsntxier, i73, Deth
lon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case III Catarrh that can
not be cured BY Halls Catagrh Cure
r. ] CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, @.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. J Cheney for the last Is Year,, and
believe him perfectly honorable 10 III
business transactions and financially
able " carry cut any obligations made
BY his arm. \.
M WALpIN0, KIrMAM& MARVIN,
Wholesale DrGggtots, Toledo, y
Halls Qatsrrh Cure Il taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
VesttmOnvAie rent free. Psico 75c, pei
bottle. Sold BY III dtnRgIsts.
Take Hslrs Family Pills S0f constt
patloose ~ Y my
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05
PERSONAL
MENTION

Mr.. d. ]. johnson returned from Gov,
ington. La, last Saturday morning.
Mrs. George .. vAutrot OF Mobile was
In the city Saturday visiting Mr.,
vautrot.
Mr.. w. H. WestfslI Of vancleavs was
in the city on Monday on business.
Mr.. Henry stork Of Gautier spent Sat
urdsy In this city.
Mr.. w. q. Bullock Of Seymour spent
Monday in this city on business.
Mr. W. A. Farmer, government dredge
inspector, was In Mobile during me
week on business OF his department.
Had dyspepsia or INDIGESTION fnr
years. M appetite. and what | did
eat distressed me terribly. BurdOck
Blood Buffers cured me - j. II
Walker, Sudbury, Ohio.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05

When n medicine must be given TO
young children II should be pleasant
to take. Uhamberlains Cough Rene.
dy Ia made from loaf sugar, aud the
roots used In It's preparation give IL a
flavor similar 20 maple syrup, making
II pleasant to take. IL has no supe.
rIur for colds, Group and whooping
cough. For sale by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-05
Your Chance to Save Money.

Tlr5 weekly offerings of this store represent the
very climax Of genuine bargain giving: Offering more
real opportunities to secure double moneys worth
than can be found in any other store here.
If you have the cash to pay for your needs, Won
should by all means take advantage Of the many
money saving chances which our economical cash
system enables us to constantly place before our trade
Following are few Of special offerings for this
week: ~
4 < 4 x 4 4 4 x r.
TN MIX Pais-io quart sizr usual price special
Table Cster bed blades ~i5 double ~
ring hlstered cocuaboO VOID handles worth III SO spec
Table Knives FksGmd quality steel u uicke plated
forks have four tines; well special price per
Hat and Goat heavy iron ricely japnned
1lds one ,dt AND wo coats large sized and ornamental
Ceiling %ks-Made ii nicely japanned steel wire ~
VI each hook lpds two 2Oc
Steel Dig Cha,n-rhr Communities famous twisted
steel INKS small and light enough for dop YET strong
enough W hold horse, special loo
Dennlsons Imperial Crepe Paper--Tbose
paper once MI never buy other brand they help
mmene stuck 81 u II All coors 10 fou oI--- 100
Ladies' White Lawn
founo mesh German Vaenciennes lace with long jabot Of
Ribbons Just received another large stock o
lovely rtbh0ns vaencIennes Point de Paris Maltese baby
which must be 70 appreciate wonderful bargains
Ladies Dutch Collars Fine white and
Dutch Collars with handsome jabo made 81 lawn and npe
L our special price m @ 20
~. III. CLARK 'He c. xs* ossiss
irene - Pascagoula, Miss.