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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-05-17

II. 4. Wolfe, after a visit 20
homefollls at this place, return.
ed to Nirden, Illinois, Sunday.
where he is employed as n civil
engineer.
Mrs. S. A. Bailey and daugh.
ter, Miss Janet, spent Sunday
in Turkey Cove, Lee county
guests of Mr. aud Mrs. w. VI
Slemp.
Mrs. w. A. Head has gone to
Washington City to attend the
commencement exercises al
Chevy Chase College. and &C
company her danghtcr, Miss
Stella, who has been attending
school there, home,
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Mahaney.
.of Keokee, spent Sunday in TN
Cap with friends and relutives.
Miss Ludie Mohaney. who
mas been quite sick at the home
of her brother, w r. Mahamey
for several weeks, is still indis-
posed
Miss Birl;e Reason. accom-
panied by her parents, went To
Appalachia Frmay, where Miss
Reason lis under medical traat
ment Of DIR NJ l. Stallard.
Misses Myrtle and Birdie
Reasor visited relatives at
Olinger sunday.
James Body spent a few davs
the past week visiting his son
az Dante.
Misses Vera Willis and Nancy
Deering returned home SUNDAY
night from a visit TO Mrs j q
iagy, in Bristol.
The case of Coutts VS.. Wells
relative 90 a sewer which was
not laid below street level, viii
be carried to the Circuit Court
by Mr.. Wells, the case having
been decided in favor of the
plumber by Mayor Horton.
stonega has an exceptionally
clever lot of youngsters on its
ball team, and these Youngsters
have an exceptionally clever
pilot III Walter Johnson. Wise
News.
Misses Grace Adams and
Jessye Everett, of Stonega.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Rhoades Sunday.
Major aud Mrs. John Roberts.
.oi Norton, spent Thursday in
the Cap with friends.
Miss Martha Lear, an instruc-
tor in Martha Washington Col
lcge, at Abingdon, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. w 6 Painter,
on West First street.
Mr. aud Mrs Il. c. Mainous.
of Appalachia, spent Friday
and Saturday III the Gap. guests
of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. u. Benedict.
Paul Chestnut and Trigg
Garrison have finished making
the granolithic sidewalks on
the North side of Wood avenue
to East Fifth street and
down East Fifth TO Shawnee
avenue, and will extend the
walks from that point to
the dummy bridge.
Miss Mable johnson, who
represented GladevilIe College
in the contest Friday night. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rison until Sunday morning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-05-17
For Mayor Big Stone Gap,
GEO. B. MYERS.
FOR TREASURES.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office Of Treasurer Of Big stone
Gap at the election to be held June 10,
l9l subject tc the will OF The voters. IL
elected, promise TO perform the duties
of tile office 10 the very best OF my ability,
=. III BARHOS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-05-17
FOR SALE.

Pedigreed fox hound pups,
50 90 per pair. Apply to Jerome
Il. Wells, Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-05-17

/ ~. oubE VIII SpSuk III Tue
Baptist church Sunday morn.
morning at II O'Clock. AT the
same hour the pastor. Rev. j..
b. Craft, will preach the com
rnencement sermon for the Ap.
lpalachia High School.
w. S. Beverley has purchased
Mr.. Pettit's interes. in the real
estate firm of Goodloe & Petit.
at this place, and hereafter the
style of the firm will 10 Good
loe 81 Beverley, with offices in
the Federal Court building.
The many friends of Guy A.
Chalkley, who with his mother
has been visiting his brother at
this place, will be Interested i'm
the announcement of his en-
gagement to Lady Dora Dun
ming, second daughter OF Sir
Edwin Harris and Lady Dun
ming, of Essex, England. The
young people became acQuaint-
ed in South Africa, where the
young lady's father is largely
interested in gold mining, and
the engagement was announced
in London few days ago.
Bids for Wise county good
roads will be opened on the 25th
inst. So far there have been
about twenty bidders. The work
will be done under the direction
of the State Highway Commits
sion, who will place the work
in charge of n man on the
ground with fifteen deputies.
mostly practical civil engineers.
MIR. d. b. wentz, president
of the Stonega Coke and Coal
Company, and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are spending few
days i'll the Gap this week
Rev. Dallas Tucker, of Bris.
toll, Va. will conduct services
at Christ Episcopal church on
next Sunday ut II a. IN. DR..
Lloyd, the rector, will be absent
ON that day because he has to
deliver the Baccnlaureate ser
mon at Sullins College, Bristol.
Miss Annie Pollard, Of the
Norton school was visitor in
Big Stone Gap at the school
exercises Friday and Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. w. Kelly. of
Wise, were present at the con
test Friday evening.
Rev j. II. Wagner, of Appa-
lachia, was one of the delega-
ton from Appalachia present
at the Inter High School Liter.
airy Contest Friday night.
Miss Alice Reynolds, OF Coo.
burn, was among the out Of
town visitors present Friday
night at the schoolhouse,
Is. T Irvine returned Thurs
day from Charlottesville. where
he attended Il meeting of tho
Board of Visitors Of the Uni.
versity of Virginia. Mr.. Irvine
was accompanied on his return
by Mrs. Noting aud little
daughter, of Richmond. who
will visit NJ and Mrs. Irvine.
The church, the school. the
local paper-t these are the three
educative forces in a commu-
nifty, and the way in which
they are supported determines
the amount of Intelligence and
morality that prevails. Ex.
Mrs. IL. E. Benedict, of this
place, was elected, during the
annual assembly of odd Eel
lows Auxiliary, at Lynchburg,
last week, to one of the highest
Offices in the Rebekahs, that of
State Warden. Mrs. Benedict
and Mrs w b. Kilbourn we're
delegates from the local lodge
OF Rebekahs and X. =. Barron
delegate from the Odd Fellows
lodge, all Of whom returned last
Thursday.
LOST.-An open face watch
with plain gold case, and seven
| Jewel movements Finder
please return 90 Big Stone Gap
! High School Office and receiv e
reward
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
TO THE WOMEN OF THE STATE
Urgent Invitation Extended Them
To Attend Convention.

An Invitation Is extended to all
ladies to attend the Cattle Tick Erad.
ication Convention TO be held 10 the
hall OF the house OF representatives. at
the capitol, Jackson, Mississippi, Oc-
tober q, at0a. N. There Is no move
nent 10 which the irresistible forces
OF woman are actively felt that bids
fair OF achieving earlier and absolute
success than the production OF the
sanitary COW, which furnishes the
milk supply TO nourish the future
men and women OF America.
In every state and nearly every city
rigid inspection is maintained over
cattle, barns, dairies, and the hand.
ling OF milk to insure the consumer
o! an honest, nourishing and germ
free food. In my observations OF
several years, seldom have | seen
ticks on cows cared for by women
The cattle tick Is producer OF a dis.
ease Ia cattle that causes an intense
fever and the milk from COW while
10 that condition Is unfit for human
consumption and especially danger.
Gus for children,
Mothersl feed your children milk
from cows free from ticks. Insist on
your babies diet being clean and free
from disease.
Very respectfully,
J. A. KIERNAN,
Inspector In Charge
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

planter settling the high water mark
record. These misrepresentation no.
ted ny the correspondent quoted above
are intended to gain wide circulation
TO the dctrlmeDt " the coast terri.
tory, and IL behooyes the people Of
the South to take particular care and
pains 90 spread the Gospel of Truth
on every hand and see that only the
facts are given publicity. The above
correspondent was given a very pains.
taking reply TO his courteous letter OF
enquiry, and every word In that reply
Is backed up by THE DEMOCRAT STAR.
The reply was exhaustive, 10 a meas.
ure, but II Is suggested that the prac.
tical growers and producers Of the
coast territory write this man indI.
vidual letters. The more the better.
Write your letter TO "The Illinois
Enquirer" and send 1t TO this ONCE.
THE DEM0CRAT-STAR will gladly for.
ward II TO the correct destination.
Have you, Mr.. Resident, the interest
OF the coast territory enough at heart
TO use small part OF your time, in
formation and labor Ia this means OF
benetl lifting the entire South by cor.
rccting evil reports? Ii you have,
you Will write the suggested letter.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
GREATEST MEDICINE on EARTH

A prominent citlsen Of Evansville,
Ind. writes:-T was Ill for fve
months with Z pulmonary trouble, and
had the best of doctors. I had hemor-
rhages and was In 4 very bad way.
Through the advice Of q friend tried
vinol, and feel that It saved my life.
It 10 all you recommend It to be. !
believe 1t is the greatest medicine on
earth. ! have advised others to try
vinol. and they have had the same
results" Name furnished on re-.
quest.)
We want every one In this vicinity
who is troubled with chronic colds,
coughs, or pulmonary troubles, to
come and get bottle Of vinol.
II It does not 90 to the seat Of trou.
BILE, heal the Inflammation and stop
the cough, w0 will cheerfully return
every cent paid us for II. This shows
our faith, and proves that you take
no chances.
McVea Young, Druggist, Pascagou.
la, Mississippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
CORRUPTION AND RING RULE ROUMOlY SCORED
N THIS NOVEMBER COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
The inside OF me asesW sssssda sssssss csvevs' IND
Temporarily osissist rhs WIN on rks pssps o IN Sssss
OF Msslsslppl tst ews IN An Nc ehssnv sAsmslN.
ness sy fsmsss spsss wdtsf-spls~At mvs.
ustoos of fhs pfwspas IN rhs ofsms VIM
4 Series OF wW6.petwss ThM tssvs mstk
Ing 10 The ImsgnsiIes-rks Article
tsNs the Assson fW Percy

Dnfing the pest several yssr the
great Gsgsylnes ~ the nation bsve
written ~ political bfibefy snd cof'
furfion throughout various parts ~
The county, but u femsloed f1f the
Cosmopolitan Nagsrlne ~ November.
ipI " turn the food tide ~ ili8mi.
bfting publicity uboo the great old
commonwealth ~ Mississippi George
cfecl, magazine writer ~ vide rep.
utation, ls the author NJ this remark.
able article, He spent two montha
IN tie state gathering the necessary
dats, and the manner In which he
handles the facts In the ease shows
that bis time was well spent.
The political rottenDess of The past
years Is conciscly shown, and the
events leading up ~ The late secret
caucus are vlyidly described. Even
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

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rests The tnfe tney msde Nv my
essr m IN1 hss feen pefmsrent ssd
y fives ne pleasure y e,nafm my
fvffnsf end'6sement N this fsmedy y
Htltemegf plyen Mar 4, 1911
WheS ~ h'~sfge ras interviewed
on nsy ~ iise Ne ssys The fiiIOs M
ifcvunt ~ be experiences Nitb fJpsn's
kidney PIIIs "Abuuf 4 ysaf seD 4
strained my Kidneys BY DyefIIffIb6 and
after That Toe least cold ~ 0vefwofk
s'd me ~ fof dsys The secfetloos
ffpfu my kidneys we're uDnstussI AMI
paincd In pssssse. ! felt tired snd
wof0 out, and, though tried many
remedies, dId nnt seem able ~ nnd
aoyfiiiDE that would help me FINALLY
read about DDab's Kidney PILLS and,
yettlbs . box, ! beEan their use I
leIt better from the ilfst aud the con.
tents ~ twD boxes restored NY kId.
nets ~ u normal condition. sIsO dfiy.
Iny away my pains and achcs.'
For sale by all dealers Price 80 cts
Foster MiIbufn 20, IuiYalp, New
fofk, sole spents Tor United States,
Remember the name--Doao's-and
take no other. 30 ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

The inside rofkIoss u that most bare
faced N political tricks sfe laid bsfs.
With No mlnclng ~ words IN the de
scflptioo ~ The puppets used ~ the
system " bfiog sJput the defeat NJ
Vafdamsn The tools ~ successfully
and sbsmeIessiy employed IN this
work, Mr. Greet says, we're women,
whlskey and money, zach and all ~
these bclng used without shame and
without stint.
Every man, whether citizen "
Mississippi of some other state, who
II a seeker after truth and u believer
IN the principle of the people ruling,
should give this article careful read
Ing, and then file IL away a. pre-
cious contribution 10 the current
political situation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
Lime IS INEIAAUsTlBLE


One OF our practically inexhaustIble
natural resources Il lime. The avail
able limestone rock widely distributed
over the United States cannot be es-
timated even In millions or billions OF
tons. 1t Is a fact also that the more
lime Is Thrown away"--scattered
over the ground-the better II IL for
the country. Lime IL = great soil
renovatOr, and while IL is believed 10
have no actual fertilizing value 10 the
sense Of being Ia itself plant food,
It Is a well-kn0wn fact, not only
among farmers, but among soil scieu-
lists, that spreading It upon the fields
and pl0wing II under makes many
soils more productive BY rendering
available the pIant food they already
contain. Lime has also q great yari-
ETY. Of other highly Important uses; 10
fact, few mineral products have 20
wide a scope OF usefulness.
A little more than half the lime
manufactured IN The United States Is
used as structural material--in lime
inortars, Portland cement mortars,
concrete, gypsum plasters, and white,
wash. Large quantities are also nsed
In the manufacture OF chemicals, In
clarifying many products. In the mill
ing and paper industries. In SANTA
tioO, In the smelling and tinnlDg TO-
dustries, 10 sugar.beet manufacture,
etc.
The total production OF lime 10
1910, according to figures compiled BY
Ernest F. Burchard aud just given
out by the United States Geological
Survey, was 1859. .4le short tons, val.
ued at sl3, 800, 900. a slight decrease 10
both tonnage and value as compared
with the figures OF 1909. The average
price per ton 10 1910 was 80 90.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
A BEAUTIFUL FALL WEDDING.
MI. Murray And Miss Krebs Plight
Their Troth For Life.

An event OF much interest TO this
community was the marriage OF Miss
Ruth Bridget Krebs and Mr.. Charles
Milton Murray, which was solemnized
Sunday afternoon, October /, at s
O'Clock, at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. A. Il. Krebs, on south
Pascagoula street. The house was
decorated with ferns and ilowers,
while a large arbor created out OF
palms, ferns aud oleanders, stood 10
the parlor In lieu Df an altar. At the
appointed hour the popular young
couple entered the room and took
their position directly before the
bower OF evergreens, standing on an
artistic rug. The Impressive cerc.
mony OF the Catholic church was per.
formed by Rev. Father Bernard
O'Reilly In the presence Of the relu.
tives and small company OF invited
| guests.
The bride was gov ned 10 hand.
some travelling dress Of changaOle
blue and golden brown silk, trimmed
with blue velvet aud Valenciennes
lace, with picture hat Of blue velvet
trimmed with blue peoples. Miss
Krebs Is member OF one OF the trst
families OF this city and Is accom-.
plished and popular. Mr.. Murray Is
highly esteemed and Is an employee
OF the Southern Express company.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was held for the bridal
party At which was displayed numer.
Gus beautiful wedding gifts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray left on the evening train
for New Orleans, and on their return
occupied their prettily furnished
home in this city.
Among those present at the nup-
tials we're: DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Kell,
Mrs. A. q. DelmaA Mr.. and Mrs. l..
d. Herrick, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Pa.
Quctte aud Miss Melissa PaQuette,
Misses Edna Bogdahn, Josephine Fer.
rer, Alice Walker, Ethel vancleave
and Agnes Krebs OF this city; Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. PaQuette and children,
Robert and Hermina, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brincat and little daughter,
Mary, and Mr. Ira Krebs Of Mobile
The Chronicle.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

Father Peter officiating. Mr., White
will be attended by Mr.. McEvoy and
Miss Margaret Roes Of Ocean Springs,
VIII be the bridesmaid.
Miss Riley isa popular young woman
Of Ocean Springs who has endcared
herself To her friends by her rare
traits Of disposition and ecntIcness
Mr.. White is a well known young man
Of the same city who holds n respOn.
slble position In the community. The
young people will make their future
home 10 Ocean Springs The groom
Is a brother 10 II. l.. White, the we'll
known market man OF Pascagoula.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
City Of PascagouIa.

Phscagcula Miss, Oct, ., 1911.
Regular meeting of the Mayor and Boarl Of
Aldermen Mayorand all membcrs present Tho
following claims were considered. approved and
GENERAL FUND.
johnson, mayor, salary. September. .&jO 90
hug Ganticr, marshal. salary. September. ). Is %
Ford, White d. Ford, attorneys salary, Sept 25 90
W q Parker, clerk salary, September. ....... SO 90
H. Jane, alderman, salary September. Q 90
w j lIruns0n, alderman, salary, September. . 90
" Parker, alderman, salary September. :. 2 90
sharp alderman, salary. September. . 90
l. Cox, alderman, salary, September..... . On
Woodmen Of the World city hall rent, Sent l2 90
Lindsey, city hall ianitor, September. SO
I ID Herrick, tar col com ~, postage l75... 2l7
Pascagonla Street Railway and Power Com.
pany, lights and water, August, bill rend 272 IL
STREET FUND,
Joseph Welr, street cOmmisr, salary, Sent A50 %
Joseph Wells street labor. allowance Oct :. 90 90
Kobt Seay, stable rent. September. ........ . 90
raInsworth Lumber Company, lumber, Sept 0 81
n - Mcleod, turnkey and boarding. ........ 2 90
SCHOOL FUND.
Guy ID Dean county superintendent elrcs-
ton, salary, September. er................,,.$27 90
Il. j. JOHNSON, Msvor.
w. q. PARKERs Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

You are not experimenting on your.
self when you take ChamberlaIn's
Cough Remedy for u cold, as that
preparation has won Its great reputa.
tion and extensive sale by It's remark
able cures OF colds, and can always be
depended upon. IL Is equally valuable
for adults and children, and may be
given to young children with implicit
confidence as II contains no harmful
drug. Sold by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
MY INTEREST FOR SALE.

Owlng 10 my continued IIi-hsaIih aud
advanced are, I am forced 10 sell my
onsshaii Interest In the old ssiablIsbs d
newspaper, The Passagouia Democrat.
star, nov IN liz sIxty,se,snth year Of
existence The paper " doing wfli for
the times The year soon 10 close
shows n marked Increase In subssrIp.
lion, advertising and Job printing.
have been In the newspaper business
the best part of my life, commencing
the business when In my teens, and
VIII soon celebrate my seventy eighth
anniversary birthday. I offer my half.
Interest In establishment nj a reason
able price, and when the trade is con.
snmmnied ! shall retire to the shades
OF private life,
Termsi Cash on the spot.
Address
r. X. MAYERs,
sep. y, 1911. PaseagouIa, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13
AN OCEAN SPRINGS WEDDING,
Groom And His Best Man Come
To City For The License.

+. White OF Ocean Springs, and ID.
J. McEvoy OF New Orleans, who IL
spending the summer 10 the little
mississippi city, visited Pascagoula
last Monday for the purpose OF secur.
ing a marriage license for Mr.. White
and Miss Belle Riley, also OF Ocean
Springs. The wedding viii occur at
the Catholic church In Ocean Springs,
on the afternoon Of October %, Rev.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

one fxPfMfNCf SN0WS
WHIT 0Mf COUNTY m
wsltss h Progressive eMmW
AsslN cslIs Attention 10
One of essslsst Nes6s
0f The MstleN.

ttIs a blessing that sood things are
son'et'mes contssIous. ~ welI ~ the
bad The fufs' syu'h Ia In the midst
~ two etIJemIe@. ayvd roads and god
schools gyod schools and churches
naturally fyIIow sood roads, for. when
people have fpsds over which they
can spin like top, they are going
~ have some place 10 go.
Wonders have been wofked In our
vicinity in the past three years. Just
10 the west Of our little village is an
area ~ low pod, subject 20 overflow.
This IL known IA Horn Lake Creek
Bottom. The time was when ladies'
wanted TO drive TO visit friends across
this bottom, the question was invari.
ably asked: "fIow's the b0tt0m?s
Frequently the bottom was In such a
pcrtufbed state that visits must be
postponed Wagons stalled IN this
mire, dairymen we're delayed, aud
milk soured in warm, rainy weather,
while the team noupdered In the mire.
The road contractor would nIl the
holes, but IL was time wasted, for
they would not "stay put"
USED THE CONvICTS.
Finally, few public spirited men
ascertained that the county convicts
could be secured to put levee across
this bottom at nominal cost to the
people. Subscriptions were taken, the
money raised, the work completed.
Wise.acres shook their heads and said
1t would break, overflow and wash
away, never more to be seen--part OF
which 1t did; for IL did break and had
to be repaired by another contractor.
The total cost Of putting up levee
and repairs was about $1,000 peoples
part). II has remained ''steadfast.n .
Now, where muddy buggles once
floundered in and out OF holes, and
mothers held their children tight
when crossing, to be prepared In case
something broke, or the buggy turned
over (not much danger OF runaway,
now automobiles spin past on the
smooth levee extending for distance
OF about mile, and land has gone
up about s15 per acre already Ia
low estimate). Other roads have been
widened, hills graded, and pixies made
In some Of the most frequently trav
eled roads.
DESOTO COUNTY.
Desoto county has been worked BY
the contract system for number Of
years. Much Of this work OF widen.
ing and Rradingshas been done by the
county contractor. One pike wss laid
at joint expense of county and citi.
zene; good bridges have been put up
by the county, many OF these being
constructed Of iron. A large farm
has been bought by Memphis stock
company, and this has been equipped
with farm and dairy buildings, mod
ern as TO detail aud machinery, and
stocked with fne cattle; 4 beautiful
residence here, and other homes which
reflect the culture and progressive
spirit OF their owners have been
erected
All this improvement cannot be
] accredited to the improved roads, but
lions share Of 1t is due to them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

Have you tried baking eggs? Crease
q baking-dish with butter, break the
eggs into 70, cover with cream. Add
salt, pepper, and a tablespoonful Of
butter. Set II In . moderate oven .
few minutes. Length OF time depends
on whether you like them soft or we'll
done.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

Any skin Itching Is q temper. tester.
Thc more you scratch the worse IL
itches. Dosn's Ointment cures piles,
eczema--any skin itching. Al ali
drug stores.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

These sood wsds sIso bs,Nx ~ ~.
c'ssse n GINNING ss6 ssasosd sssMo
W the vIIlses
0es rmd sosds and s6ucslloS, %
IIsion and MeisI enjoyment viii ssne
sfest strides mfwss6 Mm nobsst
scott, IN tho Progressive FARMER
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

Tho only place In this city
where you can get tho BEST
Groceries at the Lowest Prices
Quick delivery and satisfaction
guaranteed.
The De Jean { Mitchell Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

IIiIIous0ess Ia due m q disosdeset
cpndltiyn " the stomsch Cbsmhee.
lsin's Tablets are essentially . ss0m
ach medicine, intended especially IA
act On that ufasn; ~ cieanso 10
strengthen u, time snd Invie0rate it
~ regulate the liver, and IL bsOlst
billousness p0>itiveIy and e7ecCusIly
For sale bv all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

Get the stoves ia order for the tlrst
cold snap. when you really feel the
cold more than 10 winter weather.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-10-13

What three vowels express trouble:
l. o. U.