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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

In the announcement column of this
issue appears the formal entry of Mr..
Fred Taylor A. q candidate Tor tho oflce
Of chsncery clerk Of jackson county.
Mr Taylor Ia native Of this county and
was reared al Moss Point. lie has
always been actively Interested IN dem.
ocratic politics, baing among the
workers In the ranks for the party.
During tho incumbency Of Chancery
Clerk r. II. Lewis In 1900, MIR. Taylor
became assistant clerk IN that oflicc,
serving In that capacity for two years.
In the August primaries Of 1909, running
against the late Mr., Edgar Hull, Mr.
by majority OF almost two to one. Al
the end OF HIS fret term In 1907 he was
renominated without opposition, and Is
now completing his second term as cir
cult clerk. During his term OF Office he
completed his study OF law aud has
been admitted to the practice OF his pro-
fession, his admission taking place In
January, 1910
"I believe that the people recognize
that have made an efficient public SER
want" said MIR. Taylor yesterday, in dis.
cussing his candidacy, "and this fact, /
believe, was shown In the unanimous
reelection OF myself to my present
posi- ton. ! am asking the voters Of
Jackson county to reward this compe-
tent service by promoting me to the
offica of chancery clerkD
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
TUESDAY IS LAST DAY.


Have YOU paid your poll tax?
Next Tuesday Is the last day on
which they can be paid
Unless your poll tax Is paid by or
before next Tuesday, your vote can
not be cast at the elections this year
This year the elections are the most
Important that have been held 10
Mississippi In recent years, and IT
behooves the unterrihed voter to see
that he has prepared himself fully to
exercise the greatest privilege possible
for an American citizen--the right to
cast his independent ballot.
Inyears agoue 1t has been frequently
the case that negligence or careless.
ness have prevented the exercise OF
this right. The voter has no one to
blame 10 such cases but himself. The
elections are important, Insist upon
knowing for yourself that you are
entitled to the right to vote. Take
nothing for granted. After mex,
Tuesday 1t will be too late.
Pay your poll tax, and do It righ1
now
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
A Japanese Honeymoon"

Buhbling over with fun and telling
the quaint story ~ love IN japan, such
is tho Offering at the Warneld theatre
on Tuesday, Jan. N.
The Charleston Evening Post In writ
ing about the company said "a
Japanese Honey moonn delighted the
audience At the Academy of Music last
night. Little Miss Caldwell Ia the shin.
in9 star of the organisation, her singing
being attractive and her personality
charming. ln the principal comedy
roles MiaA Esther Barton and Meaara.
Jimmie Callahan and Roy Lynn pro.
voked much laughter and earned their
salaries. The balance Of tho principals
were far above the average. Miss Caid.
well, however, carries the burden of tho
performance. She isa remarkably clever
woman, and, as n prima donna. better
than many OF tho two dollar companies
can boast Of, and can easily procure
berth with one Of the larger com.
panics whenever she chooses. The
scenery FOR "a Japanese Honeymoon"
is effective and the costumes are good.
The company really deserves the patron
age II ie getting, nv they are fulfilling
the claims made for II In advance. Miss
Caldwell aud her associates ought to be
encouraged In their effort TO give good
musical comedy at reasonable prices.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
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home a. the end N tho wssn.
Mrs NJ W. Cattibsc, Who hes bssn
visiting her dsoeh,ef, Mrs. A. q. Cowsn,
left Wednesday Tor nay Miseste, Ala.
Mrs. Jss. " BROOKS ~ Crawford A.
rived saturday 70 spend two months
with her daughter. Mrs. r. n. spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harper and children
lsf, on Tuesday morning for Hstties-
burg, where they will reside In The
future.
Miss Addie Cowsp, who has been de-
tsined at home on account of illness,
returned 10 her school In vancieave
Monday.
ON Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Hounds
entertained with progressive "i,ork,v
Mrs. A. u. Cowan capturing the priso,
q brass fern dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCay Cowan left
Wednesday for Now Orleans from there
they will sail for Havana. They will
be absent a fortnight.
Miss Lola vanderwaii entertained
the Embroidery club In most charm
Ing manner on Wednesday afternoon.
A full attendance, with several invited
guests, were present. Delicious frappc
and cake was served.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

1t is reported that the Hill timbered
lands in George county have recently
been sold and that activity will be re-
sumed in all OF the mills of that vicinity
in cutting out the supply. 1t is esti-
mated that this timber gives five addi-
.ional years Of cutting to the mills inter-
ested, making the total supply about ten
years more.
LADIES, | have a lot Of genuine
hair switche. which | am willing to
sell at 40 per cent off the regular
price. Don't miss this chance.
W. M. CAVITY.
Last Thursday evening, at the home
OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Clark, In this city, Miss Lilly
Olivia Clark and Mr.. G. A. Pankey were
married by Rev. A. C.>Watkins, pastor
OF the Baptist church. The attendants
we're Miss Mary Ostram and Mr.. Ed.
Fincher and Miss Laura Richards and
Mr.. Wiley Turner.
Mr.. George B. Chapman, general man
ager for the Psscagoula Northern rail-
road, went to Lucedale on Monday.
Missing connection at Evanston, Mr..
Chapman faced three mile walk
| through the woods, but completed his
business In time to catch the south
bound train and make connection with
his road at Evanston.
No matter who You favor for once,
you can't vote unless you pay your poll
tax. Pay Il before February LIST.
One effect on local automobi!ists Of
the Warren truss bridge on the old
Coden road at Coden by United States
Road Expert E. w. James, has been to
cancel some proposed auto trips via that
route. The fact that the bridge has been
pronounced unsafe has caused natural
fear for personal safety on the part o
the speeders OF this vicinity.
| The willing workers' Society was or
gapixed the fret OF the week at the resi-
dence OF DR.. ]. G. U1mer. An enthusi
astic and pieasxnt evening WAS spent
during which delicious refreshments
were served. The fret officers Of tn
new organisation are: Miss Maggi
! | Walker, president; Miss MirIie AppeI
son and Miss Ray Shannon, vice. pres
dents; Miss Gertrude Uimer, secretary
and Miss Lille Henricksen, treasurer.
Have sou a weak throat? II 81, yo
cannot be too careful You cannn
begin treatment too early. Each col
makes you n0re liable 10 another an
the last Is always the harder 70 curt
II you will take Cbamberiain's C0ug
Remedy at the outset you Will 3
saved much trouble. Sold BY ?
dsalers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
Irving DeImas For Chancery Clerk.

Elsewhere IN this issue Is printed
the official announcement Of Mr.. |. y.
Delmas as a candidate for reelection
to the office OF cbancery clerk for
Jackson county. Mr.. Delmas Is serv-
Ing bis first term In this Office, having
been literally called from the plow to
assume the duties OF the position,
and he Is asking the voters TO endorse
his administration 10 giving him a
second term.
Mr.. Delmas is native OF Pascagoula
and has lived here all his life. He
married the daughter of DR.. Poitevin,
and six living children have blessed
the union, three boys and three girls,
all OF whom reside In their native
city. His natural inclination has
always been to actively engage 10 the
avocation Of a planter 10 the practical
sense OF the term, and his propaga
tion OF famous pccans has become a
standard expression. In the early
90's he was named as alderman and
ftown clerk, and In 1897 was elected
mayor OF the city, serving until 1902.
After retiring from the mayoralty
Mr. Delmas resumed his practical
farming and planting, being called
from the pow in July, 1907, TO accept
the nomination and election as chan.
Gerry clerk for the term that Is just
expiring.
II have always been more devoted
TO active farming than TO politics, y
said Mr.. Delmas, 10 discussing his
candidacy, "but since l have filed
the Office OF chancery clerk for The
present term, feel that the true
principle Of democracy entities me u
an endorsement OF my administra
tion by a second term. That doc
trine Is distinctly good democracy
and l believe that my record in tn
Office IL such that the voters will re
elect me as an endorsement
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
Losr-Wednesday NIGHT A. Avri

LOST-Wednesday night at Agri-
cola one red hound bitch and one
white hound, brown ears and black
spot on tail. Reward for information
OF whereabouts Of dogs. Notify
7. X. MOODY, PascagOula.
Information from Touro infirmary,
New Orleans, is to the effect that Mr..
M. J. Taylor, who has been i'll there for
the past three weeks, is rapidly recover
ing and able to sit up in his room. Mr..
Omar Taylor, his son, states that he may
be removed to his home in this city the
last Of this week or early In the next,
unless unexpected complications set In.
The largest social function OF the SEA-
son proved to be the hop given on last
Tuesday night by the local lodge OF
Elks. The rooms of the home were
tastefully and attractively arranged,
and members OF the antlered tribe and
their friends and ladies INDUCED In
dancing until late hour. Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
| Official announcement has been made
from Mobile that the daily weather
map, heretofore issued by Weather OBJ.
server Albert Ashenberger, is discon.
tinued after last Wednesday. The chart
is now being printed daily IN the Mo
bile Item. The daily forecast card II
mailed as heretofore, "Shippers' Fore
cast" being inclnded thereon when tenn
perature OF freezing or below, or "
degrees or above is expected or indi
Gated.
The voters are warned that this Il
their last chance - make ef thcnselvel
real citizens this year BY paying thelI
poll tax before Tuesday night, next.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
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view ~ Investment, fe,orned 10 this city
this week from 0uifros', nilosi aud
other western coast points.
Mr.. N. v. Ccchrsn Of i,ucedsle, who Ia
engaged With Mr. Cbrismsn 10 tran.
scfibinx the records Of Jackson county
that pertain 10 the territory embraced
In the new county of oeorge. spent sun.
day N home. returning 10 this city on
Monday ~ noon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
Telephone Talk.

To our subscribers: This Company
appreciates your business and we
knuw that you appreciate our service,
and in order To make this service
complete In every detail, we request
That you kindly cooperate With US az
far AS you possibly can.
One OF The most important factors
IN regulating Our service. ts answer.
ing your calls promptly. DO not walt
until the party calling gets impatient
aud hangs up the receiver. Also when
making a call and your party Is not
In. give your telephone number and
name. Yours respectfully,
GU UMBERLAND TELEPHONE
e TELEGRAPH COMPANY
incorporated
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
George county's Merry War.

The board of supervisors for George
county some weeks ago selected the
Weaver lot Ia Lucedale as the site for
the proposed new court house. Bids
were advertised for the construction
OF the court house on this lot and the
contract let. 1t now develops that
certain influences are opposed to this
location for the court house and want
1t removed to the opposite side Of the
main street OF the city. The current
week Is expected to see this fight re-
newed 10 the board Of supervisors, and
public opinion and sentiment has
been aroused over the alleged attempt
Of certain interests to dominate at.
fairs In the new county. While it Is
purely and simply George county
war, 1t Is interesting and entertain
log to the outsiders to note the tenn.
pest that has been created. From
long range 1t appears that George
county ia brought face to face at the
outset with the problem OF whether
they will control their own affairs or
turn them over to the bosses to be
controlled for them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

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sstasdsy sseolnT
Mr. .. = Warren. second sivsnre and
program representative fof mo Miller
Brothers ofestsr shows. Nv his cievsf
and attentive methods ~ doins business
hss paved the way fof more THAN cor.
dial welcome Tor his attractions. which
open q weeks engagement for the
benent ~ tho nre compsny on next
Monday.
TAKE NOTICE. pascaeoula Men
and Boys-Thefe IL q nne Bowling
Alley ~ the Sugar BDwl IN Moss
Point. Come up and play. j. " HIT
Sheriff N. n Roberts of George county
returned two women prisoners 10 the
officers ~ Gulfport last sunday. return
ing TO HIS homo at Lucedaic on Monday
morning. sheriff Roberts IA making an
exceptionally flne record as an officer In
the new county, and has won high praise
for his watchfulness In catching people
wanted by officials IN several parts OF
the South.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
To Camps Of Confederate vete-
rams.


Jackson, Miss, Jan. 10, 1911.
General Order No. 4.
Commander Of Camps and each Con.
sederate veteran:
Your attention is hereby called to
the circular letter Of Superintendent
OF Education, Hon. J. N. Powers, q
worthy son Of an honored Confederate
veteran, setting apart February 10,
1911, to be observed as Monument
Day in all the schools Of the state, on
which day, each pupil IL called upon
to contribute sum commensurate
with means or ability towards this
laudable and prsiseworthy object,
to erect monument TO the C0nfede-
rate mothers OF the state. This is
proper and right, and 10 but Q slight
evidence OF the love and devotion 10
which their memory 10 held by the
remaining Confederate veterans and
their p0sterlty, for their devotion,
sacrifice and fealty TO the cause for
which we fought. Now, therefore, /
call on each Commander and COniede.
rate veteran TO aid and assist 10 this
cause by giving what he can afford,
and by seeing each teacher In his town
or precinct and aiding him or her In
the work. Giving encouragement to
your little ones by giving them mite
II need be, but something that will
aid 10 this noble work, and for 80
doing, your children will feel proud in
seeing the monument erected, and,
pOtOtjnQ with pride. saving: IT helDed
to build that monument" In towns
or communities where IL 10 planned 70
hold certain exercises, aid and assist
Ia this IN order To encourage the
teacher and the children In making
the feature success.
la this fall not.
BY order
| w. A. MONTGOMERY,
Major Gen. Comdg. Mise. Div. U.C.v.
Attest,
JNo. A. WEBB, Adjt. Gen.
and Chief OF Stan Mise. Div. U. O.. v.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

To the Taxpayers Of the Town OF East
Side, Jackson County, Mississippi:
You will please take notice that on
and after February Is, 1911, oil lands on
which taxes have not been paid will
be advertised and damages charged on
same, on and after said date according
to law providing for same.
J. Is. U. RABY,
Tax Collector.
Once and phone No. 2ls, st residence,
East Side, Miss. lo-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ID Q
very valuable medicine for throat and
lung trouble, quickly relieves aud
cures painful brsathlng and danger.
ously sounding cough which indicates
congsSted lpigs. Sold By oil dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

offices for Rent-Water. sani-
tary equipment and electric lights
In Seaton building, upstairs. See 5.
SEATON, SeatOu building. 43-tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1911-01-27

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-30
MoEGAN's NEPHEW MAY ~
,kS BECOME u. s. OFFICIAL

NEY HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 3O.-Jt is
asserted here that the visit OF Charles
4, Goodwin, Of Hartford TO Washing.
ton was caused by an offer. he has re.
ceiyed ito become the secretary OF
President gTaftNtlt Is admitted at
Goodwin's home that he has been in
v 1ieY to the. White House by the presl.
dent to be rendered Federal appoint.
ment, but the exact office is not dis.
closed. s.si. ;S.Sy$ e;
Goodwin ran for Governor on the
Republican ticket last fall, and wins de.
feated by about $500 votes. He was
secretary TO GOV. Frank Weeks, who
retired from office on January i. He
Is alnephew'of, J. Pierpont Morgan. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-30
FLOOD WARNING. ISSUED.

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PlTTsBURG, Pa, Jan, sO-T"Prepare
for a food Of s25 feet before noon, I" was
the warning spread broadcast late las,
night and early: this morning by the
Weather Bureau and Police Depart
ment, Us a result Of "a downpour. Of
rain that IS swelling all rivers in the
Allegheny and Monongahela valleys
The downpour came so late at nigh.
and the Information Of It. was so mea.
ger that Henry w. Pennywltt, I In
charge of the United States Weather
Bureau, refused to attempt to accur.
ately predict the height the rivers will
reach before the crest OF the flood
passes. He said: "a
II will not attempt to make def.
mite forecast Of the height Of the crest
OF the flood at,thls time owing to lack
of information as to rises In the rivers
and because the rainfall is not over,
but We will have rs feet or; more by
Monday afternoon. and all interests
affected by % feet of water should re.
move their goods to places Of safety
Two inches Of rain on the watershed
Of the Monongahela and an inch Of
rain or more on the watersheds OF the
Youshiogheny4 and Klsklminetas rlv!
ers. make the situation dangerous.
1T Is certain that the rivers will pass
the flood stage off24ifeet and this may
POSSIBLY be exceeded by few feet.
The rain continued the greater part
Of last night, but little rain will fall
on the, watersheds or near Pittsburg
today, in the oplnionEo the weather
forecaster, Z Tx H
In the lower NSrthslde the annual
migration to the second foorwas made
last night, although many persons pre-.
,ferred to spend a night Of ease and to
take chances on beldng able to get
their household goods safely stored
before the food becomes dangerous.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-30
YOU FEE.
BET TER Cd Y'

III Won bought a bottle Of FIELDS,
lpRUNE AND SIENNA yesterday,
4 and used II as directed. Z s s. II h q
Because FIELDS PRLNE SYRUP
AND SIENNA stimulates. regulates.
and cleanses, acts upon all the organs
having anything to- do with digcs-.
ytion, assists them, and at the same
time aids in the disposal of the waste
part of the food W NJ.
= FIELDS PRUNE SYRUP AND
sSENNAis the ideal laxative. pleas
ant, safe, and sure->tle ideal remedy
for! Constipation. Dyspepsia, fndiges-
ton, Headache, Sour Stomach, Biz
iousness, La Grippe, Colds, and all
diseases caused by Inactive Liver,
Stomach, Bowels and Kidneys. 4,
It does not sicken or grippe, does
not fasten the habit OF its use upon
you. but relieves permanently.
Every Well Regulated Family
Uses FIELDS PRUNE SYRUP
AND SIENNA" and 1t is good for
every member of the family. Get a
bottle 'today-56c at all good dealers.
Send for Autographed booklet and
Souvenir post card. ~ 4.
VA. MEDICAL. Co. OF CHARLESTON, W. VA.
Slts Solo Manufacturers u 8
FOR SALE BY MARTINS DRUG
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