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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-30

A financial panic when he was boy.
prevented Winchester Cooley complet-
ing his college course and set him to
work in a bank. The result: A good
banker instead of a poor college pro-
fessor, preacher or lawyer, perhaps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-08-30

T. 7. White attributes most of his
success in life to his ability to wait
He thinks many men make failures by
being in too much OF a hurry.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

h a reoe1s sss0e os a weekly per AO5io2l pcilse5 n whReso-sa he es5sos makes sR hO1est efSoSV st giy- laS us gOoS sdvice Tha26s tor Ge esso~N, SCoSheS, Sl's god lie also S0srbes SausSy DeQ us how m oh SxNzvAy pNys Ia tTessAt changes 10 sss ", P. & ', R 5R one year, or Ssa yea-s Sad oonpa1s Ge aum6eV oI Ssass Sae voaa save E tae present rae vSs ce1uoed one sard-"
 Nov ssaz Sasz las nos toolisA cue SAs2s Do oca2 o7eaN the goeat Et- srsry soasgs ss Sae Gay oy ne RSqsdS v3Sa pVopoGaolaS sgoR a see query N ae2oe cSas ne InspCa1o2. Was a vaas yag v1a one ear o0 Re 7sa. as4easaS So me boads craving asecesS e vss 51 VBEe SeaSed iE a uSSzaSs1 oea EoealSsaas on waeVe he voasS pN-aS hsS hAaG pNaassa g-sc'er, SaaS Sas gno<ssaS tor SSSsway's v'e- sA0e peooooSzel 1Booash his SysaeDc
 .v osax sec wae0e SSSgwSy pSys szy sasasaS oas7sss ao lhe ", p, $ ', R. 5a o1pe yesz o~ sa Jea yeN1S. Ne voaas ssN Jae S.roae- oo eOoaCaoe. ve7e S1e rs5eS CelUoeG one ll20. we saoaso sae7eoooe save one ~aTa or Slla above eNpeEasl-e So vs Shall uo> vo7ry Szy 5a--se- SboGS -ae 0e,gaS rE4s 11z SsSa Sz-ue ss v-e are os-se1 up01 % gay Sse excessive rates UPoD a swel AAad FaAaaed PS5Dulg os S-OEer Vases Aaad FNluSeG sta11eV oz a ososoe se5eoGol ol lae 1oyey S0aase vsa wasla hss las< ed5aoa vaS asanslE a2d va5lA Ee Uade-- sEza5 se zIenas b sh-2 us u lle nea- tae7e laa< ve nay have Gyl1s szNu3se oS alsa sOe5sAS aoeS,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
THREE coco ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICELLO RYE
 PEEELEEORD EYE
GIBSON RYE

GIBSON RYE Bottled in Bond. In Bulk or In Bottles. At the Board Of Trade. tf. 25c for a home cooked meal quick, clean service. Where? At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue, haf a minute from Brosdws.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
Sese IS CONSERVATION

N0-e shaz Iscooooo tees os 5un- Der as la7ovl snao ele vase SsSAeS evsy year, aooOGls ao P-o-esSo- E C Rzls-. hesa os Sae 6o~aly le- PS-aze1s os lae CeaSa Hls1 Soaoo- os kkaSzs cay, No Tas eaO-Dols vase ae sz5L -esa~s -oI d-so@7-- aS gN-ly-ussa 5sa1 Ps7els- Seve2- V a7es ulBol feeS of l1a1e- ls used .n ne uzauIaez-s ot Peacls eveE yeE- z sae Ua--ed Ssares. he de- sN-e5 AS BeaSs sAE of sSeh Peae.s s sa7ovz away seo&uss k has Poo- lsaz or Is too sao-I Thllk how con ss-vszloa oE oE Eo-ss-S would be pro
 soSe5 x every ps1soa voad be more oN-ssL z ne use os Pezcls
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
Waers uios-s Lose Tseir Ns-a.

Men sc,n>teueJ t1 worS'uC In mines cauuot stand r-aat be.sats. tt Is almost ao sDva--a.e -'g taa1 miner wil ccl dizzy and uoersy lt Eou tsSe him to a t.ch place su.' 'S a monument or -gbe Cop oI a arH<e. and win r7y Do gu, lack To ea-a as Sp'n as 0o~Sif.c. And ycr ba .an S"El aa de-crouud oo ,le el-e et a Fa t''t Shaft. took down iD,o tae back H7ySS and uove- feel a r0gwo0 Hc rao climb UD lHe faee ot 8 sHatt, Showing that tbcoc Us a straight rHrn @. 8 thou sand rc5g vcae- n.o. auE .aoI nerect, ly at home -pgQO'aC Ns-ezne.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
SELECTION AN
 EASY MATTER

CmNoslss
 Cut GasSa
 SEva-vG-e
 DozCSsn Pens
 NUSpeS JsveEy
 EJ~S-5 W&scAeS
 N&Gve S5lvs-wsre
 Hand Ps5a1e5 Chins
 CAo5oe Pieces B-tc-a-B-sc CS-ve5 Ivo-y C-ioAase Bos0ds Sas-Ezz and Plated To2et SeSS Tnsse are OEE a few suggestions oRs7ed ao yoQ Hon which Co selec1 s sEsSSle Ch-isczss E1t
 We have devoted noce thought to Gse selecGo1 ot oE hoSday stock Ssss yes- shsn ever and She 0osGlt ts sssz yo1 v5l Ne sure 10 find just whst yor soe AcoS5lg HoC ia the way os SIsS. 10 mst1e- for whom it Is latsrSed
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
s---., A--r--.-c-.

Co1o1c.. S-ark'S -e1wHat just prior Co rlrc ha--Ee CT BvrEcv I7IH was oua0- tered at Milford. some four miles t'S- tanL and was dcSH-ute of e"w00,- r{oa. About 70 o'clock 0n che worn- frc De rc-evsd o-lpH~ tN wE-.h. how ever each mso rcvIvo5 a -5I ountu1 Of powder. eroc0 ha.ss and H1. t.ut- AS The rrC>EN-S wr'e o. vr~,f7- can. bs- ft wsS uc-~>~-y Co --t~.s rna siEe of the hzHS for many Ct 1hgra.-NagS' zine aF Ano-51r History
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
-h. E.-L --a-

X ssflo- he'd just shown e .''r over the shin. In rHa0E0E him she S..a.
 ~I am So So-r ro soc ty rre rules thst ms a-e F1-hs5fa0 a0 v0~- ShI7
 ~BEeSs yen. wa'am- replied tae safa-. 50 vs-e apples f0 Che Garden pF Eden ~-Lr-Gco Te.e--Th
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

There is more Cstarrh in this sec ton ot the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be 5aowsble For a great many years docaors pronounced it a looal disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with To- cd treatment pronounced tt incur. able. Science has proven oataTrh to D a constitutional disease, therefore recuines constitutional tDeament Halls Caarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, is the only cousuutionsl cure on the raarkeI It is taken internally in do- sas from 70 drops to a teaspoonful It aels arecuy on the blood and mueou surfaces o5 the system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circular and testimonials.
 FL CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists 75e
 Take Halle Family Pills toy consa paaon
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
-IME rARLE No. 2s.

No ], \ Bound, lst cl8ss AoE-
 Eer rWalresEav and Er-Ear
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

ThS IS he 5sy e ooase-vscou- Bs bod Iae 5ePaoCaSle waste discovered ny Sa s75e1; d5sotP5e ot GGto7d Pm oAo< Who buS 6 sollowe- ot taaS -ess ca1sa-vsSio15st could have had sas kssa psrcepave s0atS Q deoeeS Aas spraS S,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
s,,, sy, rt.

why Is Er.~ Cue-e1 rac .7u.r 'that 50 many .peonlc fsu 60 usoa rE'.. owo business
 Tsc~a may. he one ot two 0a1sooS or h,ta.~ c-sweo,E tnR home E-gwo nhflaSa0nc- "Troy may have no m1n6 or no business. -I6aEdc.0hia prsSS
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

e-r [ buy v7a a >sa. #r .r' S-n'S aE- cNrrca win Eau Gc-ar ro -r -" To-5.
 eI ai0't -.Ey Tor work ar. Make t sar- ln rha senate - Louisville Coure7,J ou-r3I
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
SMOKERS ATTENTION

V. W ECCEht2l has taken the aze1cy for the justly famous
 FL LNENTTC CLEAR
 HAVANA CIGARS 5000 just received from the iac- 5o-y at Tampa Fla f v1G want the best 55ut 5aE to give these goods CisL
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
.. A-.--. N-L-.

"Eov cane she Go get SvHr Q s-l5.1 craze on 60 visit the bse-rE doctors
 she wants t2 .1ok rEe Der photo gram ~-Ecr>-1- NcSf
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

The tc>-rS md --E--~ 0. a are vast as eternity. and they 9-5z- a.D Co 9-EE7 wards
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27

Daily Alsskan-only S1 a month.
 Location notices, placer and QuaTes .-r sale by the Daily Alaskan. d
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-27
euICN DELwEFY PHONE so

Baggage, coaI and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night
 H. PRUDENTIAL.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
FIRST BIG DERRICK
All BUT COMPLETED
FINE PROGRESS BEING MACE
Activity Al on fIsIas Al lslns
Gives Promise 0f fsfy Com
msnesmsnt o. DfIIIIns
opsfstIons

Tho aftt We aeflck n ~ sfsete4
IN ihc prospectus oli asid ~ Lslne.
three snd cns hail miles elst N This
CIR, Il practically 9bnipleted ~.
prts from The aeld ~ wednesdsy
nisht we're ~ the effect that tho
hesvy thinkers sefe fesflnT thelf
heads hIsh into the alf and pfepafs.
t'ons vefs teihr made % hut IN the
esppios platform The compilation
N the derrick was positively pre-.
dlete1 fof to-day
The boring machinery, the ~ that
vas leased from the i,ouislans field.
was expected 10 teach this city W sny
time after Wednesday niaht. Tho
casing and tIpc ordered from Penn.
sylvsnia has been shipped. and IL
somewhere on the railroads on route
~ this city. II ID expected 20 reach
this port within the next week or ten
days, and active drilling operations
may be confidently expected NJ any
time after Monday week.
Treasurer y. II Lewis stated on
wednesday. N a casual conversation,
that Interested inquiries arc stIll he
Ing made for some Of the capital stock
of the company, some orders having
been received by telegraph.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
f1Oss POINT |
Dt.pAprMG |


Y - faat vH 90 IA a M
lfHi 1til 80 ti.s0I tfts ftfs 80
sNleh H ~ yhsf.pWs interest ~
90 D. f's N ihs sssiis sloss "a IN.
wives lta1t fbtt y tesis4 IN fhis
tlHsff ta4 M l1ssf tafflon n
Hrnfss fHnfF fha asefsfn asaslss
NJ 80 Sect sas " beony snd tsp
paof NJ tins pisse. sh1 ~ ifnp
acres " fhelf futnfsf fl1s isnfs ~
The ftmttHh fetlty ft.mftny sns
headquarters m ges f,fiesnt The
rflee plii ~ the land 80 MI rlssn
out The comtanr shlch pnfshisad
The above tract N land vii nse ID ~
eol1nltstion PURPOSES They hsys
been N this business fof some time
shd vii besih ~ an early date ~
bfins people ~ thls section " tho
state 10 settle ~ these lands a mn.
IofItS ~ the land Il located along tie
tgute ~ The rascsgoula Northern
Railroad, and Within easy reach from
this place
Mrs u V. Rogers spent the week
eod with relatives IN Mobile.
IL l. reported that the down tlmber
u the Denny Company has beon sold
and Will he converted Into cross ties.
Mr. aud Mrs J. W. Grimm and
daughter are In Hot spflnps, ARK
for their health.
Miss Dixie Diversified spent Mon
day In New Orleans shopping.
Mrs. Fritz Colmcf and Mira All
WEIGH spent Saturday last In New
Orleans.
DR.. I. H. Rcmbctt leaves Saturday
for AsheyilIc, N O., TO be absent sew
eral months.
Misses Clara and Mary Ellen Herrin
entertained a few friends on Monday
night NJ progressive cuchrc. Those
present were; Misses Louise Green
aud Rachel Mcleod, Mr.. Kirk Bur.
ham, Dr. Il Fred Taylor and Mr.. Ray
Mcleod
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will sell Ice cream, cake and
candy In Mr.. l.. A. Morris yard on
Friday afternoon, May IL. at 3 o'clock.
All are cordially invited 10 attend.
Mrs l.. ID. Walton entertained tho
A. l.. . Il. club in very charming
manner on Tueseay afternoon. Pro.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

gressiye forty.two was enjoyed BY
those present, A dainty ice course
was served. Mrs. Campbell Farley
won the frst prize; the second going
30 Mrs. All Dantzler
1t is repaired here that the cross
tie people are seriously considering
moving their loading headquarters
down the river close To Pascagoula.
No Official Statements 10 male 10 this
connection, but II i understood that
tentative plans have been agreed
upon for more room and deeper water
nearer the mouth Of the river.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
LIGHT WEIGHTS WERE DEFEATED
Saint StanIsIaus College Boys
Won Easily Last Thursday.


The Pascagoula Light Weights fell
easy victims TO the base ball athletes
from 81. Stanislaus College last Thnrs-
day afternoon. The visitors out hit
and out 6eIded the local players, but
the large crowd In attendance enjoyed
some good sport during the afternoon
The Score r. II. Il.
LHt. WITS, 00OO0lO02 g % o
Col. Boys 0O4001030 8 10 3
Batterics--F. CAVITY aud Pelham; j,
n ialaret and Uhl. Struck out by II
Canty II; BY Mlalaret 10. Base on
balis--off F. Canty 4; of Mialarct ]
Left on bases--Llght Weights o; Col
leee Boys 10. Timc-2;l0.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
GRAND TABERNACLE
LOVE AND CHARITY
Forty-fIfth Annual Convention
Held In PascagouIa For
Several Days.

Last Tuesday morning, with about
two hundred delegates 10 attendance,
representing Mississippi, Alabama
and Teonessee, the forty.nfth annual
nvention Of the District Grand
Tabernacle No. s, G. G. A. o. u b.
and s Of Love and Charity. began
two days session.
The convention was called TO order
BY the District Grand Worthy Supe.
rior, Rev. w. II. Walker, OF Pass
Christian, at the Masonic hall, at 10
Z. NJ. The mayor, Hon. r. J. Johnson.
DOT being able TO he present, appoint
ed Prof. n. 9. Heidelberg lcolored). to
act 10 his stead, who. In a we'll timed
address, encouraged the body TO learn
To conform by daily department and
right living TO those principles that
c0ndtce for racial Improvement.
Bishop J. II. Alstock responded and
succeeded Ia reaching the hearts OF
his bearers. The following grand on
GERS were present: A. G. Cafley, Mont
gomery, Ala; g. 9. w. 8. ID. d.; J.
W. Perrison, Eutaw, Ala; ). A.
Burns, Biloxi; Il. II. Hunter, Mobile;
Z, 9. Hamlin, Montgomery Ala; A.
y Hannibal, Past Endowment Chair.
man, 81 Biloxi; Sam Morris Of Mont
somery, and +. "A. Furguson Of Tus-
cal0Osa.
The deputies of the various dl6-
tricts made very encouraging reports,
aud from all indications the tnanciai
conditions were found u bc Ia excel
lent standing. even more prosperous
than ever. % 4 Y "
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

Mlss Aunis waskins IA No. go,
0aiee, Who attended NJ annnal mseoins
q me 9ississippi Tsaehsrss Assouistion
= Jaekson, havs ssturnsd home.
~. George 8. vsisros spsns se.dsv
y Mobile With his family.
~. 4. vcyadi,s ~ u NOV Orleans
~ last y ne wesk. N
Mr.. Lala Holnss, teacher 81 ~ Bav.
- oesotte sshool. visited hss home 4
oesan epfinge % Friday. 5
Prof. Guy p. Dssn ~ u Jaeksoa ~
veek On hae1ness.
~. =. 9. Htbblsr 49, Il Hatsssstusr
last Saturday. Y sIl 4 ~
1lse Alba Duks rstusnsd hone -
9atusday nisht from PhiIsdslSbie,
niss.s afesf a abssnse u sSvovsl
month";. 9
~: and Nm. A. L. stapiss. x Hehale
arrivsd 4 ~ city 1T Ganday.
Ms Rosa BslIs Ohrissssp. ~ ~.
- visifiag 4 Mobile and asinsa, ~
eseafned homo.
Missss 1fsrss6 snd Youseins pslnoo
eelee Chamesens and RIA Jekaecu
peempanisd ~ lfsssrs lon Delnos ~
Dol1eson 1fsdsSic, wsss week ~. Va
- y Mn Hsssl 0rAhsm y Nssbank
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
Shot Fired During The Night

Henry Stork Of Gautier, was In the
city on Tuesday. While here he re.
ported that between and 2 o'clock
last Friday morning, while In bed in
bis home across the river, shot VISA
snred from. apparently, small calibse
'wnn. The bullet, he says, passed close
10 hts head on the pillow. NJ. Stork
says be Il At loss 70 und erstand why
any one should shoot into his house
during the night.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
kntDS IS TO RETIRE
FROM HIS BUSINESS
veteran Msrshsns a Ma. pslns
WIN Dispose Of Ne store
sslldlaa snd Contents

Moss felst, Nil. Me- 70 The ~,
hslns tlfralsf letter hslss issued
snd distributes NJ Soha y Kfshs, thr
sstefsn msFehsas N ihls eltr, u cell
lns 'ofth msef expressions N ssheess
'ssfet that Ne hss decided 10 ssslfs
from the seslFs huslnsss reid IN .hIeh
be hss not only been smlnestly sse
cessfol but eenclentlou.ly snd earn
estly an ornament and snufee ~ much
good NJ kfebs' letter n a. folIowsi
TN sccount n Wishing 10 retire from
business offer my store building and
contents for sale AZ . bsfssln. n Ia
centrally located IN the tllty N Moss
PoInt on Main street about 40 yafds
from the postof'lce and bank and A.
bout 80 yards from the falIfosd sts.
tion.
The lot Ia 7assoo feet with side track
sdjolnIns The rear. The hulIdlns Ia
new. IL Il Two stories, substantially
and conveniently built. The front
portion has three stories There are
two large glass windows which al
most take up the entire front, There
is a vestIbule At entrance In line With
cement walk, entering tho store conve.
niently without steps. The ufst floor
Is used a. a store room and the second
u used as q residence and warehouse.
The building has an elevator and IL
equipped With sanitary closets, bath
room and lavatory. Neither pains
nor money was spared In making IL
modern and up to-datc In every re-
spect.
The business Ia that classed as gen
eral mercantile. handle groceries,
crockery, glassware, rope. fence wire,
feed OF oil kinds, sash, blinds and
doors. dry goods, notions, hats, shoes,
clothing, gents furnishings, and every
thing kept 10 general merchandise
store.
The business Ia In nne shape: my
deposIts 10 the Pascsyoula National
and Merchants & Marine Banks will
show 1900 10 5000 per month.
have been 10 Moss Point for thirty
one years and bave made sIl | own In
this city. The assessed value OF oil
my property 10 over ei7,OO0 with 40 TO-.
cumbrance on same and l am able. to
pay cash for al my goods. Ny sole
reason for wanting 70 sell Is 70 retire
from business, having been behind the
cou0ter for thirty-seven years, and |
realize most forcibly that IL IL e..
sential that get on the outside. NY
only responsibility ID myself and wife
and am amply able TO look after oui
comforts Without the weight that q
large business entails.
\ Moss Point u asaw mill town Or 1
population 81 $500. II has seven saw
mills aud two .piainers, one Of the
milling firms, the L. N. Dsntxler Lum.
Der Co.,. doing one ofthe largest busi-.
nesees IN the south. IL has 1 iine
graded school, churches Of al DENIM
nations, street railway. electric lights
and water works. paved side walks on
principal streets. II is situated six
miles from the Gulf OF Mexico and
large ocean going steamers land ut
the docks and take aboard as much %
1000, 900 feet Of lum Der, The business
prospects are good snd with tho open
Ing Of The Panama canal viii become
q big shipping point.
The opportunity . good one, and
II you are interested, IL worthy OF
serious consideration.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN r. KREBS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

Brookhaven, Miss, May 0--Thc for
ty.sIxth annual session OF the .Mississ.
ippi Press Association convened In
this city this morning at 10 o'clock.
The association will continue three
days, part OF the time being given
over entirely TO pleasure and side
trips. Three cities are being mention
ed for the convention next year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

Send your orders 10 tho DEMOCRAT
STAR Office Il you need anything in the
line Of stationery, Good work At rca.
Sensible prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12
PlhI Scf))NUl
N M|1IB MONEY
': =: a. 8: 's::: Co.
AMoU1o|10 u $3.50
uCw JANE
mk9 Ut REMITTANCE

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>elGA oelee VeGp9 ~ shc NstionsI
1lsess en- ueeeos 0onsfess, this
fus6 telea the 1lfooe etseome N the
resent vt>lt N Hoo. 1oNe A For. 4
eDeslel Nlsseeos n ~ oensress FOL.
IowiNo ~ address ~ NJ For q, ths
eosstkcUss n this esty. 3 committees
~ appola(sd u wosn 10 coojunctlou
|WIta hin. We seeaIt telss t~o remit.
taec@. The asst ssMl1ssnce vas NJ
-. ssss issc hsa6Qnasiers by Nh.
IN himself, ana she oeoood vas 10,
eisb ssot II b. nd@OW1 ]. Jane. treas
ases n the Commercial Out.
The lIsl Of subeeiooss 10 this fund
h - follows:
L. n. DantsIes Lumber company
80 ns."s ~ l.mosv conpaoy szo,
30 - 80 ".'"" 80 ,se.vu'a Na.'ons'
- -. Nv" n, -. ~ company
~ = .'uso 49,. -: scnants ana
= s :. ~. - = :. rsquette sio'
- :, 3. !, .sw's "'v' =, \ Farnsworth,
Y" - nrsne.. e :. su"nsoo' reopies
D.s "e Democ1stosa,, ~ D.
MsL0oO' 4 DoImMs y H. oe La
mosson. "a =. Nell :. a. Tabor
cvcs I ounE Edmono =. Jane W.
= os.'s, - sesn .no hl.cne'' com
pany. :. y. b'aekws., !. W. Mead, =.
=. o'ss. rss0s6ouia kl'ot AssociA'
s'oa. .scc NV $500 81 ". ~ FRED
st'c ~ y =. Lsooln9eF ZOO !. J.
Aom.slCn n ~ ano = =. bugge s2'5O.
Iose'. -
necn o. tnsee snoscr'oers has re-
csavsu 20 aeknoW'eo9@spt from J. y.
A'''son' secretasy ano sseesurer Of the
eonRress. w'tu neaoquarters at Gin
s.onat'' ana : eefs'noste Of member
ea'p y re 0oneseee.
M HlsLlSonH LETTER.
treasurer Jane o. sne Commercial
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-05-12

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The horse Is known by his years but
the mule IL better known by his ears.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
TIPPgcANoE CENTENNIAL.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov Ton the banks of the Wabash river, about sev. en miles mp the stream fro mthe site Of the present city of Lafayette. there was fought one hundred years ago to- day the celebrated battle of ippecanoe which furnished one of the most thrill ing chapters in American history. ln the historic confiiCh Gen. William Henry Harrison and his little frontier army administered a crushing defeat to the hostile Shawnee Indians led by their able and celebrated chief, Tecumseh. The consequence Of the victory was to put a virtual end 10 the Indian wars in this section.
 Today the centennial was cele- brated with a pageant and historic ex. ercises held on the battlefield, which is a state reservation and where an imposing monument commemoratins the battle was erected several years ago Official representatives of mdi. ana and the neighboring states, also Of the Daughters Of the American Rev. Olution and other patriotic societies took part in the celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
TEXAS REPUBLICANS E
 TO HAVE FREE HAND
Party Boss Believed to Favor UninStructed Delegates
 10 Convention

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Nov 7.- Special )-An uninstructed delega ton from Texas to the Republican na tional convention next year is believed by some of the leading republicans of the state to be the wish Of Cecil A. Lyon, the recognized boss of the regular republican organization in the state, and chairman of the state re. publican executive committee Col Lyon is at present on a hunt on his ranch in Mexico, but when he returns is expected to make his wishes known
 It is said Chairman Lyon came near breaking with President Taft a year ago, but truce was arranged. An nOuncement rom him that he wishes an uninstructed delegation will worry every one of Taft's appointees in Texas, who, unwilling 70 oppose his desires actively and openly. are just as unwilling to attend a national con. vention of their party without stand ing vociferously for the renomination of President Taft.
 The activity of the Ia Toilette cam paign bureau and the arguments ema- hating from that source are causing considerable uneasiness among the republicans in Texas that wish 70 sec President Taft renominated.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-08
CATTLE SHIPMENTS
 ARE NOW UNDERWAY
Result of Fall Round-upS Is Added Wealth for
 New State

Cattle shipments for the fal from Arizona via the Southern Pacific road are about to begin, and. according to railroad information and ether indi- cations are likely to be extremely heavy this fall
 The following shipments are likely to be made on the dates mentioned: {: Immediately from Globe. 26 carloads to Kansas City: from Sepsr, 90 car loads to Bakersfield. California; on November l3 from Pantana, g car loads for California points from Fl Paso, 25 carloads: Nov. 10. from Tue son, 3S carloads: Nov .l2, from Tue son. 80 carloads; from Benson. 90 car loads, all 10 the Cariiornia destination.
 Among these shipments is expected to be one from the Arivaca Land and Cattle O.. valued at S30,000, early in November.
 The Mexican cattle have been the first 10 move this season. as usual One of the first to go was 1000 head from the Alamo Cattle company's ranch near Magdalena. which went last Saturday night through Tucson to Kansas City. It was expected, also, that three trainloads Of about 500 head each would be sent yesterday from ranches. in southern Sonora to the Neal ranch in Cochise county. to Kansas City, and to Calabasas ss uart or a herd recently purchased h Mexico by J. E. Wise from EdOuard Leglu of the International Land and Cattle company, for range stock.