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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

but the whole effort concentrated in
genuine horse show of first quality,
with concerts By Weber's famous naad
of Cincinnati Miss Blanche Mehaffey,
soprano, great favorite at the Fair
for years. will sing with the Weber
band. There has been a thorough re-
vision of the prize list for the coming
show, which will bring the best quail
ity of horses in every class.
Roadsters. horses to runabouts and
fancy turnouts. high steppers and
high school horses, tandems and gigs
will be shown in all their splendor.
and there will be many driving and
riding events for both men and
women. The horse show program will
be changed every night of fair week.
A musical ride. made up of the best
equestrians and horses In lndianap-
oils. will be one OF the strong features
each night.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
INSTEAD OF LECTURE
Miss Snyder of Lapaz Gets Special
Ovation On Her Recitation
Singing Delights Very
Large Crowd

Aug. 24-It has been the custom
for several years TO have a popular
lecture ia the evening of one of the
DAYS during which the Marshall
County Teachers Institute Is in ses-
sion. But this year instead Of such
a lecture. new plan of entertain
ment was tried This was given
last evening at the NJ F. church
and was program GIVEN by men,
bers of the teachers association. It
proved a most entertaining and very
popular affair. Judging by the large
number present and the hearty,
genuine applause given the par
Elephants. The hall was jammed to
the doors with the crowd of people
interested in the county schools in
one way or another who attended
The first number on the program
was a we'll rendered piano solo by
Miss Ann Snrague of Polk township.
This was followed by humorous
recitation. "Troubles of His own"
by Miss Carrie Davis of the Union
township schools
The next number proved to he
the best of its kind offered. it being
a vocal dnet. in which the Misses
Laura and Carrie Rcss of plymouth
took part with Miss Irene Kuhn as
acenmpauist Thew too received an
encore and sang a part of the piece
again.
Then came pleasing recitation
by Miss Gladis Hittle of Green town.
shin. followed nv very good piano
solo by Mss Mona Cox.
The next two numbers were recita-
tions nv Miss Verna ShaiTer of North
township. and an Grafton by Miss
Ruth Harley of Tippeeanoe. Miss
HarIev discussed with comparisons
and quotations from their works the
more prominent poets Of England
and America.
Next there was given vocal solo
nv Miss Zula Burger of North town.
shin. followed bv q recitation. FThe
Twentieth Century Teacher" by Miss
GLADYS Strane of Polk township
both of which were pleasing and
well rendered.
Then came an excellent recitation
nv Miss BESSIE SNYDER OF Lanai.
This was hevond douht the best of
its kind offered. Mrs. Walker. who is
lecturing at the institute this week
was very greatly pleased with it saw
~ that Miss Snyder had unusual
abilities along the lines of pubIic
speaking and elocution and should
resp M her work in thE direction.
Miss SNYDER was graduated from the
Lapaz High school In the class of
1911, and certainly is an honor TO
her school. Needless to mention. she
was forced to give another selec-
ton before the delighted audience
would allow her TO return to her
seat
Mrs. Walker held the at
tention of every person present for
about fifteen minutes dering which
she retold in clear, ENJOYABLE
manner the story OF the Bleeding
Heart as it has been written by
Anna Fellow Johnston in the book.
The Little Colonel's House Party. "
Mrs. Walker told this stors
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

Art hall at each State Fair contains
very elaborate displays of finest dec
Grated china ~ the best Indiana
painters, making up show that is
very pleasing to all women who find
delight in seeing beautiful adornment
for the home
Indiana women will, too, show their
culinary talent in displays OF breads,
jellies. preserves. butter and other
products OF the kitchen. Horticul-
tural Hall will abound in fine shows
of fruits fresh from Indiana orchards
and vineyards: lavish displays OF
flowers. with special features for each
day; hives of bees at work and ex-
hibits of honey-all OF these com.
bining in making the hall a most inter
esting place for both women and men
to visit
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

Cnts and hrniSps NAV he healed in
ahout nnp-third the time required by
re usral treatment bv applying
Chamberlain s Liniment Tt is an an
tiseptic and eanses such INJURIES 70
heal without maturation. This lini-
ment also relieves soreness of the
muscles end rheumatic pains. For
sale by All Dealers.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
LARMoRE WILL DISCUSS
GREATEST QUESTION

Hon NJ. S. Larmore will discuss
what he calls the greatest question of
the age. s'The Church in Politics.
at the Methodist church on Thursday
night, August 81. Admission is free.
and the public is cordially invited to
attend and hear Mr. IarmorA. who is
said to be fine aud interesting
speaker.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
Seemed to Give Him New Stomach

81 suffered intensely after eat 'ng
and no medicine or treatment l tried
seemed to do any good" writes H. M.
Youngpeters, Editor IF The SIM.
Lake View, Ohio. "The FIRST few
dose of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets gave me surprising re-
lief and the second bottle seemed to
give me new stomach and perfect.
ly good health" For sale by All
Dealers.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
Lives In OREGON.

MANY of the cider citizens great
" enjoyed the article in THURSDAYS
raper by Leroy Armstrong. Mr..
Armstrong writes from Hood River.
Ore.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

Do not allow your kidnev and
bladder trouble tc develop bevoud
the reach Of medicine. Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They give quick re-
suits and stop irregularities With
surprising promptness. For sale All
nrnggisfs
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

making. will be given each day. Lee
lures by well known authorities on
herd improvement, care and feed of
the dairy COW, farm butter making
and other important dairy topics VIII
be given. Charts, weed seeds exhibits
and other displays will help in max
ing the State Fair Dairy School OF
utmost importance and of lasting
value to all men and women who
would have success in this profitable
line of farm work. II
In the cattle shows will be seen hun
dreds of high grade dairy animals of
all kinds. They will be an inspira-
ton to the farmer who would improve
his herd. and he will find the State
Fsir the best market IL he seeks to
buy dairy animal of the highest quail
ity.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

One of the great schools for dairy
workers is held at the Indiana State
Fair every fall. this year the week or
Sept. It is continued through the
week and in that week, and into every
day, is crowded a great volume OF
practical information which men and
women from the farm may acquire
without cost, and apply 1t to their own
diaries to the end OF making them
greater money producers.
The Dairy building at the Indiana
Fair is in the charge of the experts
of Purdue University. Exhibits OF
butter and cheese from Indiana farms
and creameries, extensive displays Of
the newest dairy machinery, practical
demonstrations in milk-testing. sepa-
rating milk, ripening cream, butter
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31

The King of the Air" will fly at
Plymouth Sept. 21-22. 4tw
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

Legislature Opening Way For
Somebody To Walk Plank.

According to Associated Press news
dispatches on Wednesday, the Missis-
sippi state legislature passed the So
called "immuDity bath bill" that is
generally understood TO have been
designed for thesole purpose Of kill.
1 Ing OF Lieutenant Governor. elect
Theodore Bilbo. The boast is re.
ported as having been made that
Tom james OF Lucedale has a tale Of
bribery and attempted bribery TO un.
fold that Is expected to result In the
prison doors opening for Bilbo, the
one man 10 the state against whom
repeated extreme measures have been
taken to disqualify, including the
kniting Of the democratic ticket st
the late general election.
While no serious opposition devel
oped to the Immunity bath bill.
which came az surprise to tht
fathers Of the bill, unexpected oppo
sItIon developed 10 the "bond legisla
ton demanded by The governor, ant
his pet measure went down 10 defea
In the house. These net results woult
| indicate that the tax payers OF th,
state have been called upon 10 pa,
out something like 900, 900. more o
Hess, for this extra session merely u
tgratify some political revenge an,
lfrOm which the state can hope 3
gather no tangible profit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17
An IMPORTANT WEDDING
Approaching Marriage Of Miss
Jessie lone Smith To Mt.
Herbert Upton Canty.

An event OF more than ordinary
interest and Importance To- . very
wide circle of friends aud relatives OF
the contracting parties, ts the we'd
ding next Tuesday evening at Moss
Point OF Miss Jessie lone smith to
Mr. Herbert Upton Canty. The cere-
mony will be performed by Rey.
Father b. O'Reiily, and the young
people, following honeymoon trip,
Will be at home to their friends at
their residence on Cedar street, this
city.
Miss Smith is daughter OF the late
Mr.. Arthur II. Smith and Mrs. Smith
and Is u young woman OF splendid
attachments OF mind and personality
that have endeared her to every one
with whom she comes 10 contact.
Her father was prominent 10 the life
OF Jackson county, being sheriff at
the time OF his lamentcd demiae.
Mr.. Canty is one OF the best known Of
the young men Of the city, and has
established himself prominently 10
the business and social world BY force
Of his own individuality. He Il the
son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. W. M, Canty,
among the most prominent and widely
cnhnected people Of the county, Mr..
Canty being treasurer OF jackson
county At the present time.
The formal announcement OF the
approaching marriage was Issued the
latter part OF last week az follows;
"Mrs. Arthur II, Smith announces
the marriage 0f her daughter Jessie
lone To Mr.. Herbert Upton O4nty on
Tuesday evening, November twenty.
first, nineteen hundred and eleven, ct
Mo2 Point, Miss" The announce
ment also carries the informatlons
"At home after December is, 1911,
Cedar street"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17
A QUARTER MILLION
FEET NATURAL GAS
De LAM0RT0N WELL AT LAME
DEVELOPS THAT CAPACITY.
Tests Made By ]. J. Paquette
More Than Reach Expecta-
tIons Of Shareholders
And 0n-Lookers.

According to tests made by J. j (.
Paquette OF de Lamorton well No. /
at Laine, the daily capacity OF natural
gas is approximately 250,000 cubic
feet. This total, 1t is stated, was sc.
cured through the process Of taking
the hourly output which is given at
about 10000 cubic feet
A large crowd was at w. G. Pa.
quette's store on south Pascagoula
street last night shortly after 7 o'clock
Tor the purpose OF witnessing demon
strations Of the use Of natural gas by
J. }. Paquctte. The gas burned stead
ily, richly aud with an Intense heat, \,
showing competency 10 lighting. heat.
ing and cooking. The demonstrations
were highly interesting and pro
nounced complete success.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

For some days past there has been
considerable discussion relative to
prospective railroad changes concern
Ing tho Portof Pascagoula. Dillgent
inquiry and close attention to details
have failed 70 bring forth anything
authentic, but the Indications point
to pending development that may
mean a great deal for this vicinity.
Among the matters openly discussed
is the probable sale Of the Pascagoula
Northern shortly after the New Year.
That this sale must be made Is given
o. = fact. 10 this connection, II is
stated proposition is being or has
been submitted to She creditors Of
the. company looking to the purchase
OF the road by big system, believed
TO be the Frisco system. At'the same
time, 1t Is suggested that counter
proposition is being suggested to the
creditors that they organize holding
company and bid 10 the road for them.
selves, the basis being a suggested
dfty per cent OF the present liabilities
Of the road.
A SPECIAL TRAIN.
One of the interesting developments
I IN this connection came unexpectedly
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17
PROm|S|M0 RAkAOAO development FtNOMG
INDICATES COMING Of THE FRISCO system
vssevssesm Asd esnaa msassm owsn OF Line Recently
IshsN Over D. The frisco rsopls Msas rdp Over psses
ssMs Nssshew Road Last Sunday following paslstsm,
nuMms 1kn rsnslbIs Efforts wms Under wy
fW pwsksss on The Jackson County llns
PlscGouu NORTHERN REPORTED SOLO 70 FRISCO SYSTEM

On sundsy morning when special
train wss oreftted over the fssca
snnls Nofthefn fsllfnsd ifum fvsns.
Ton, the northern connection ~ the
line With the New Orleans, Noblle
and Chicago road, formerly known as
the Mobile. Jackson and Kansaa City
llne, ~ Escatnwps, M, ss the station
IL nov known. Ford, scfuss the dfaw
bfldgc from Nnss Point. This special
l. said 20 have consisted ~ the rfi
yatc car " the New Orleans. Mobile
and Chicago fos1 IN which we're Vice.
President and ucnefal Manager Osen
and the chief engineer " construction
~ the road From Ford the party
WIS returned tu Evanston and there
made connection Tor Mobile.
The particularly interesting feature
IN connection with this fact Is that
the New Orleans. Mobile and Chicago
road was Recently purchased or ac-
qulfcd by the Frisco system, aud be.
comes part and parcel Of that great
system of railroads So farno changes
have been made 10 the Official family
Of the newly acquired road, hut II Ia
generally understood In railroad cir
cles that such changes may he cx.
pected IN ths more o. less near future
THE FRISCO SYSTEM
According to we'll defined Informa-
tion, the Frisco system has been
! closely Investigating the territory OF
I, the Port nf Pascagoula. The termi.
nails owned by this company in Mo-
bile, by reason of It's recent purchase,
while the best In that city, are
cramred and limited. IL ls under
stood that something like four miles
OF additional water front Is needed
| for the business Shis company pro
poses to divert through the gulf ports
and 1t Is impossible, 1t Is claimed, tc
secure this water front Ia Mobile
This fact Is given as one OF the sew
eral reasons that the Frisco is direct
ing its invest igations to this port al
the present time.
| Local people 10 position to know
plead lack OF information concerning
what is transpiring 10 connection
with the possible or probable railroad
development. That something Il
brewing, they admit Of knowing In |
general way, and that appears to b.
as near as 1t is possible to reach tn
facts at present The fact that tn
special train was operated over th
Pascagoula Northern road on Sunday
however, is Of such positive .indIca
.tion that every Indication Is nov
accepted as tending to point to tn
one general end.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

Fmlo~Ins the eontInuous fcpofts
shat have been cIfculsted thfoughous
ths poft TERRITORY fos tbe past veek.
end the fspId dcvslopmeots ~ the
cuffent week IN fsIIfosd circles, 4 per
sIstent fumof vas snoat on wednes.
day that the suggested pending deal
has been closed and shat the fallfosd
properties have passed ~ the owner
ship of tho ffisco system. Al oficial
vefIaostion of tlls report could not
bc obtained In this clty, and Efforts 10
have " verified IN Mobile or Nov
Orleans failed of immsdiite success
Accadiou 70 local report, the deal
was handled through one u the
largest financial iostitutlops io New
Orleans. a suggested price ~ approx.
mately 5000 being namcd as the
consideration. This price, IL Ia
claimed, wonld probably approximate
sixty per cent of the claims u the
cfedItofs, although nothIpp orlcisl
could be obtained 10 this connection.
While the report circulated In this
city was recognized entirely ~ an un.
official announcement, IL was met
with general approval OF comment,
as IL is believed and understood that
the Frisco system will make q siren.
nous flQht for the control OF the inn
mense fruit business through this
port, the best situated for iuexpen-
slve handlingof cargoes from steam.
ers to cars than any other Of the gulf
ports now handling fruit shipments
| As to when the Frisco system Is to
formally take over the active manage
ment and direction OF the properties
is not stated even 10 the plethora ol
rnmors and reports being freely cir
culated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17
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Qgrs.snsclor iolsb q ~, Mcsotns


ss.s:, :c~: !. fs:ss.A ,s,,s Services = ,|s,y a.s;
Qgmmt0lor [ losts q ~, Mcsnine
ksv JdSfs CnirsAs. Hector
The ladies cs she Isspslss ehusch On.
0ouHcs inst they viii ave . bssssf IN
the WsstphsI sscfs buiIdina on shs ~.
Ssssoon END evening ~ Thursday. Re.
eembes 7, bexa They viii serve 70
fseehmsSts ~ shs ssms sims.
DeNlChT'S Piss are not he
piss nslhsr made, bsl The pies
nslhef TIED 10 make.
o. N. Hasgins, local repressn sstvs Of
Coonsy, Eckstsin end Company, accom-.
panied M. Dchstein and Mr. McAulihe
70 Mobile on Sunday night lie re-
manned In thst oity until Wednesday,
returning 70 PascaRouis that afternoon.
rhs honor roll fos shs second ana
third grades. Central school, IL ~ fol.
lows. Sarsh Ulmer, Hattie Deford, Bes.
sis Pickett, Annette Alley, Odsste Alley,
Annie Farpsworth, Elizabeth Smith,
Bert Jackson, Luther Chute, Edgar
Hull.
Just received 4 nice assortment
Of the latest Neckwear At GRAN
|LUND'S AT and Specially Store.
sidney 'RossnbAum, one Of the best
known young business men OF Mobile,
wAs In the city the lstters part Of last
week. He stated thaS he expected to
embark in . line Of business that would
bring him 70 this city frequently in the
future. ~.
Frank J. DOherty, the hustting bust.
nsss representative Of the Guy Players
Tent Theatrs company, left last Wed.
nssday 70 prepare for the coming Of his
sxcellent attraction in southern Ala
bama. The company d headed for
Tlorida..
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

Information from New Orleans on |
Tuesday afternoon was to the effect |
that Rollo Krebs, who went 70 the In /
Urinary there for treatment, wss in :
precarious condition and but little
hopes were then entertained for his
recovery.
All kinds Of Iron Work done on
| Gasoline boats at sBLA AckwELL'S
Shop.
L. E. Cox has the interior Of his store
undergoing complete renovation. Pa
| psr hangers, and decorators are busy
| rspapsring the ceiling, and when the
entire work 10 completed the interior
will present an added attractive ap-
pssrance.
| The sudden change In the weather
| Sunday morning caused : number OF
Inshing and hunting parties 70 turn bsck
la u sirssmsll boats and tie up 70 ths
/ nesreut conysnient wharves. The river
l 49, extremely "a rough and high above
j'ths dfawbridgs.
Cut Glass, Fancy China andGlass
Ware and all kinds Of Bric-a.brac
lust arrived It ". N. cAhTfS.
+ Early Sunday morning, according 70
j reports brought 70 the city, number of
parties ID smati craft ID the bay had
htxrowing 'expsvisnces WIN the winds
land wAvsst Although much discomfort
iwss expsrlsncsdy - far -, known no a.
tAlitiss occurred.
4 Major y. Hess has completed bis ar-
| fangsmsnts preparatory 70 removing y
!, I.os Angeles, Cal, ana viii lsavs thia
, leity on ths morning Of Saturday, No
lvsmbsf 16, snabling him 10 hsvs hi
Thanksgfving dinner With his own fam
ny on the Pacific coass.
j We clean, press and alter any
! sIsarneat. Prices right Cowgirl
4 numbsr Of Moss PoIns psotls. via
IN. D. Beshs Of this city who epent las
z week a ths vicinity of Dpad Lake oh
! Isqulrsoi hunt, yssurnsd On Saturday
81 they sspost ~ 'unsatisfsctory sxpsdi
-; hunting belnG sny thing but wha
sAsy hs6 sxpsetsd VI spsd for.
Fl ~. 7ssssr b. Z asiily, pastor or on
: txsdy q vfstoslss .oatbolic church, on
= eiased q nooa laoe Wednesday IL u
& marriage u AfsS llsnis esork = NJ
q 5ol5a Lea poeh - 0aostss. The youn
lel psopls ealns y ~ ~ and vi
ws61sd'in - stady a Father o,Rsilly
y sssfdence.
Z 'phoGs ~ = hauI yosr' TIN
: DlACk1 \ u
= ~ isssi Epishts q CoIumbus eave
srnokee lasp Gandsy assssno66 y VIZ
y Y nnmbef n RasoagotlA yoang ~
=. ho1 beon invited. Ibs Gpokes pfovtd
n so66soe y svsrytAias the Knighb
4. Uolum6as undsssaks o., and - exos
- llSne slns wae sa1eysq ~ shese H. I
4. to0N N404osE N w, " ~ 4. w
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

II am pleased to recommend Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing know OF and the sa Fest remedy
for coughs, colds and bronchial trou-
ble," writes Mrs. L. b. Arnold OF Den.
yer, Col. I'VE have used 1t repeated
ly and It has never failed to give re.
lief." For sale by all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

II DO not believe there Is any other
medicine 40 good for whU0ping cough
a. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy"
writes Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction
City, Ore. This remedy Is also un-
surpassed for colds and Group. For
sale BY sll dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-11-17

XIV Buuucu CuuHB0 III tuo W0Btu0E A8eb
Sunday morning brought with II IN Inn
mediate change in tenn psrathre Of over
twenty degrees. The high; winds that
rshsred In the cold weather completed
the threshing Of the pecan trees through
ont the port territory, those nuts being
In the highest parts being blown hsltsr
skelter.
AK about our Pressing Club. i
Cowgirl.
According 70 report brought 70 this
city, the side track from the Louisville
and Nashville main line st Laips 70 the
site Of the paber pulp mill above the
Moss Point 1raw bridge hiss been per.
manently staksd on, and tho founda-
t.ops for the main buiidinga similarly
6tiksd. It is understood that work u
70 bSRih imf1ediateiy.
The Guy Prayers are completing their
weeks engagement under canvas, the
bill being changed Nightly. Thssgsrs-
CATION carries IN excellent band and the
setting members Of the company sys
exceptionally elsysr.s The company
made : hit the first night, and this
| good impression has been strength.
sned with each performance.
U, J. Raby, mayor Of East Side,
spent last Saturday night and Sunday
with his family I, returning 70 Grand Bsy
on Sunday nights train. He stssed he
expsctsd 70 return to this city Saturday
afternoon snd that special msstinel Of
the East Hfds town council may b held
Ion Saturday night IN connection with
the proposed bond issus for school pur.
pcses.
Coagressman B. r. Harrison passed
through the city lsss sunday evening
On routs TO LeAkssvills 70 attend thu
tssm Of court that opened there o.
Monday. Mr.. Harrison sxpsssssd him
self ~ conndsnt that ths rscommsnda
| tlcns Of Major Fiselsr for fouf-foot
channel q Hsttissburg viii reesivs
favorable eonsidsration and aetlon ii
! ~ ashibGton, 81
John b. B0sirgs, one of tbe b.
known qf ths older citisens of shs pof
| territory. died On Wednesday after
long jllnsss. Hs was widely and prom
linsntly connected tbrooshout ths coun
u, especially aiong 10 soest tsFritory
For q number Of years ha was engage,
lin the flshin9 tndustry, s6d IA secsn
!. yssss be has bssn n charge * ~ Maoh
: pslah esmstsry - ssxteas
I J. T. Stephens, local manaGsr ef u
stephens Amueemsnt Compauys lsssss
Isnd managsrs Of ne WsrlleId thestr'
{ announced on Wednesday e9tsrhoo
Ithas special vaudeville sets VIII ~ give
!. naxt WGsk n eon5nnostop Wish ~ -,
: Iing psetnsss, H etaeed that Hslvi
3 He9ae1, Whoes bIeysls "a eonse Wof
n - ~ Wiss IL midetF 4 'front.' y =
; iGron1 r6snd = III Gulfpost fair Attree
\ - - push sttsntIon, VII ~ ne hsel
= linesy - Mastsr Howard Viii ~ ~
4 q - sassllx - tlsysr - " : diHstsi