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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
Die 4benbunterbuttuna.


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haltung getptomet. Die 0amen Der
ct. 5ran3istus 8emeinoe peranitaltez
ten gu g6ren Der 8eleQaten unD ibrer
8amen in Der ct. 5ran3istus 6oQe
elne gemiit6li6e unterbaltunq, su
lpel6er iih fait ale 0eleeaten etnQe.
funoea batetn. Die 6aQe mar auf's
5e'tIthite geihmiitt unb bic Ddmen
batten in elmer WeiIe fir bQ8 leiblide
Wobl i5rer gdIte Gorge getragsn, bic
ale GrDartungen berielben iiberitieg.
yta6 benz por3iigIi6en S6mQus
iteute 9err Jrant W&uqer, Der 8ors
tiger beg 5eittommtttees, ReD. Gb.
&Iein, s. 8. U2., Dor, Der bic 8dite
i'm Romen Der ct. 5ran3istus Sc
mstnoe in elmer bsr3Itaen Qnfpra6e
tpiltommen 6ieB.
Rad ihm fpru9 Rep. =. getten
BON gleOsIuno uber bas Qeben uno
Birten beg hetltgsn ct. gonifatius,
Der foDtel fir Die tatboIiI6e Rir6e aes
tbdn bat. Die i6rigsn Rsbner Dareu
Or. Quq. greig, gIeDeIanb; Soiepb
pater 6dmtlton, 8oriiBer bes Qe9isz
latur aommttees; 5einri6 3osrger,
Cincinnati; 5rant 5ouIbaber, glepes
lamb; aeD. 4nton grotbuis Don Der
ct. Jrdn3istus 9emsinDe; Qinus 9.
g9ep, GlsDeIanb; ReD. ). Duerit,
Cincinnati; Reo. 5amburger, gincins
natl; Reo. s. 5aBna6t, GLepeIunb;
unb ytic. QuoDig, 5amIIton. Die per-
fhieoenen 4nipru6en tparen duBerit
tnterefant unb tHeiIpeiie aud bump=
riitif6 gebalten, nobel 6auptTG6Ii6
Die freunDihaftIi6e RtoalitGt 8piihen
Cincinnati unp Gleoelanb piel 3ur
gemiithlI6en Stimmuno beitruq. Die
Gleoeldnber 6erren geTtanbeu bod
| ihIteBlih ein, oab Cincinnati reinere
Straben babe ipie Glepelanbs uno 'ih
audi Der glspeIanber 9erIteniaft BET
peitem ni6t nit bem Gincinnotier
mefeR Tonne. Der Grunbton Der I'm
terholtung mar nur eiufuh; trdftig
uuo bumorpoa paren au6 bic beuts
fhen Dorts. bic gefprohen purbsn.
Der ein3ige ensliibe Rebner mar ReD.
s. Wuerft Uou Der Ct. pbilomsna &C.
meinoe in Cincinnati, Der aber ebenz
faQs cine trGftige Qanse fir ben beutz
ihen aatboli3ismus brad.
Qm S6luiIe Der lnter6aItund, Die
burh gsiangsportrGge bes 9ubspo6l
UtdRnsrdors oerIh0nt ipurbe, fono
cine 4ufnabme Der 5eitOeriammlung
itdtt sur grinnerung fir Die gkilz
nsbmsr. Den 0amen Der Gran3istus
@emetnbe aber, bic feline Wiibe uuo
2lrbeit gsI6sut batten, BEN 4benb 8u
einsm eroBartigen grfOlg 81 MAIDEN,
ipuroe Elm begeiItsrtes Santespotum
abgeituttet.
Der beutige Z ag.
sSn Der Ct. ssrQnsistus air6e fins
bet bsuts MOrgen s ubr Elm fsisrlihss
Oontiagungsdmt itutt. Die 9eIega=
ten begeben iih banu nah Der ct.
STrar8isfus6aqs, I'M bic 8erbanbIunz
gen fort3ufesen. Die 9onpsntion
biirftt um Die Mittagsitunbe ihlieBsR.
/ lin b llbr Hahmlttags perIum.
msln iih bic SsIsgatsu nit i6rsn 1us
men auf bem Government Square,
pon no aus punt 2 llhr cine RuHos
Fabrt per Strabenbabn oprd Die
! Staot unb ihre llmgsbung erfolst.
Tarduf foIot aeIeIiae Gbihieosfeier
in Der ct. 5rdn3istushaQe.
| 9as lotale Gamen 4pmmittse Be-
fts6t aus ben Grauer 5raut Wtuaer,
| Soi. gsrning, ,5surp aoltmepsr. Qouis
| !. GIppp, Wurtin QHtenbauer, Sobn
@iatsrs unb Spbn 8. Rutsmeper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

Qugu 81. unD 8atbrpn ). uIri5,
314 4uDubon; &uabe.
DaDib +. unO WiiuerDa Sbomas,
&ndbe.
Greb. 8. unb Sba 81. 9uDertamp.
"a GeRop Court; Wdb6en.
9arIep unb gbitb Osborn, II
8Iencoe Place; Snabe.
Jrant uno SuIie MoltertHg, 1923
goot Strabe; WGb9en.
Yeter e. unb Utarp Batter, 656
Wdpne StruBe; anube.
9ermon 6. unD Benninu 9rpant,
2212 aemper Game; MGoAen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28
Semperatur.

Glr bteTss glatt Duroen seitern bon
ben Gptitern G. alein &c Bro,
go. 435 Race Strabe, folssnbe 3em.
psratur unierihieoe rsgiitrirt:
BORN. Grab glachm. Grab
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-28

AdfungsDoH lnterDreltet,
Soepbger ing 8rdi.
Gie aonoentionS Nus
ihiiiie.
Tdrauf ernannte Der Grdiioent bic
peribieoenen aonDentiOns.ausihii
6enen Die iolgenbe WlitqIieber suge.
tbeilt ipurben, lporoui 'ih bieielben
3ur Grleoignng Der ihnen iiberIpieie.
nen 0eitdite 3uriid3ogen:
@ heiae.
5p. QaufsrsDtiler, Columbus.
6. 8. alsin, Mapatousta.
8. Wintgljobn, ct. 6enr1.
Witosl 9attus, Cincinnati.
So6n Utcnstn, glebslano.
&ilIian Getterer, Cincinnati.
petsr Sobann, Guitar.
Sol. 9sier, Cincinnati.
Wartin gaumert, Columbus.
8. aublmaHu, Winiter.
8erfufiuHgss unb Rebsn :
sefsBs
r. .. Ioulbaber, GIepelanb.
gincsnt 8. gsdman, Cincinnati.
U1. ). Wals, Defiance.
Sol. :. pater. SomiIton.
5rant Wusqer, Cincinnati.
albert Slider, 6lspelanb.
Sohn Spobn, 5oIsoo.
3becpbil grun, 9apton.
2ucas Spastb. gucprus.
Sn. Qsnnars, Gelinu.
Martin 4ntsn6ausr, Cincinnati.
4ug. Sul3sr, gbiaitotbs.
Sof. 81. Satober, Cincinnati.
Sohn Waursr, Columbus.
Sobn Reesr, Dopton.
On. u. Stmitt. Cincinnati.
Il lnterfu6uns Der gu # eg.
Sobn anab, Canton.
2inus Dep. gIsOslaHb.
Sp. atItuer, Cincinnati.
Geo. Sdsnb.l, piquu.
8. u. gsdman, Ct. 5snrp.
Gilbert Rod, gounestoipn.
Soi. Stepe, Cincinnati.
Sol. Gtsntslbers, GI.oeIonb.
Sb. 5osritbosFsl, ghieafap.
Sohn Shmitt, Golumbus.
n. Pors. 5OitOria.
Trutfd6en.
Ric. Gilsnbart, atron.
5rsb. NebuRg, Glsoslonb.
Sof. grintmann. Cincinnati.
Soi. Smith, Gbillieothe.
Sotn Gobl. Cincinnati.
Sobn 4rmbruit, 5dmilton.
Gblu. Steinemann, Winitsr.
Sa,ob RafS. SpringfieIo.
q. u. Camping, Rorpoob.
sSobn AdmmsI, 9urtettspiae.
6n. 4pltmsner, Cincinnati.
Geo. Gtienmann, Columbus.
Refolutionen.
On. Tosrssr, Cincinnati.
SOdD. Groncis gsttsn. g. g.. Gle
oelanb.
Rep. ebmunb al,in. G.G.m., Gin.
einHati.
Ric. Qubipig, 6amilton.
Wm. Burger, 9apton.
Rsp. gbarlss Nisberbolt, RsaSins.
eop. Shpar3Isr, gbillicotbs.
Rsp. Rid. Stnsiber, gbicufan.
Rsp. &. Msi6smofsr, glspelanb.
eouis Gtiosnititsr, Columbus.
Rsp. u. 8reis, Glepelono.
Wsrner gibmsnsr, Cincinnati.
r. Granssier, glsneldnb.
gtep. 4ntpuius grodbuis, ginciHs
natl.
Ruoolph amanr. Columbus.
Joieph Marr, SomiIion.
Reo. Gborie 2sbmtubl, s. 3. 81.
Cincinnati.
Huguit Sulssr. gbiilicotfe.
Or. u. 8. grusning, Glepslano.
Snf. W. Webusr. 3apton.
Gnpib y. Gforr, Cincinnati.
M1brenb bic 4usfnii3e iit suriids
soeen, eRtftonh cine ileine pauis, oi.
ooburh nusgefiint tpurbe. odb Ssrr
Jnfepb Jrep BON Gen gor:,
Der grGiibsnt pes 9. R. st. Central
psreins. sine 4niprdhe bielt, in tpels
der sr bic peritRosnsn pcntts. Die er
pcrgsitern Abeno Dor Der Waifeu5ers
fanfnlung bsriihrt bate, TN Deisnis
Iihen ipieberbolis, I'm iif ben 9elsgaz
trn nod beHsr sin5uiadrfen uno ibHsa
ooburh einen bsfsrsn aeitFaben fiji
bic Gurhfiihrung Der Doriiesenoen Ge-
fhdfis 5u gsbsn. Wis IN Der Mafsns
perfammluns, 10 purbe aud BON ben
Dslsga.en jsbes ssiprodene Wort bes
Rebners nit GROCER aufmertidmisii
psrfolst. uHb am Sdlub briidien Die.
fslben baburh ibrs 4Herfennuns aus
bab fie fin BON ihrsu 5iben erhobtn
Gins GbuIi6< ebruns nurbe aud
ferrr
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
Sic stasOSie Der gsee.

Sin alter @pprtsmonn Der Nors
monbie bsri9tet. odB i'm Nobembst
1911 in bier Nd9ten runb um ben
Qeuatturm BON 8arfleur oebntaufenb
N0gel aner Qlrt, barunter ddt5ebnz
bunbert S9nepfen, arfgelefen tporfen
feien. ~ Der 2eu9tturm an Der
2anbfpiBe BON penmar9 in Der 8rez
tagne bat elm Orebfeuer BON 80 Milz
Iipnen Reorganization. Sci 5tpei Be-
fuGen biefer STEELE, am 10. unb am
12. Nobember 1911, fab elm 8eoba9s
ter rei9li9 Sebntaufenb 00gel UNI bic
blenoenbe 2aterne be%rumflattern, bic
einen Sdgel BON elettrifden Tunten
3tpif9en bic Tiere binausautperfcn
I9ien. Nm nd9ften Morsen mar Der
8eoba9ter gesenpdrtie, als bic totem
Nogelleiber gefammelt nurben. Dieit
tperben jsben Sag nit Der @ifenbabn
mad pdris eefenbet. unb Der Sang
foH, pie ibm sefast purbe, meit
atpeiz big biertduienO Opfer adblen.
@ines Morgens laeen ALIEN iiber
fiinfbunbsrt S9nspfen in einem 0er<
Tdnbtorb.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

5rau MiIbourne, eineun>
piKeroe SnOianerfrdu. poIte ibre
SO1ter in g~,pringfielo, 9. D., be-
Tuden unb madte ii9 BON Montdnd
aug ouf ben @eg 6ortbin. lonoste jez
bod in Springfield, gebrustu, unb
tam na9 MberOeen g. %. bon
Mitteln CUR @eittrrsiie sGn3Ii9 entz
blDBt. MilbtGtisc perfonen baIfen
ibr. Die 9eimdt pieoer gu erreiden.
Der 10 Sabre aIte Tront
@trpber bon Neip HO9ele. g.. o..
Ssigts tiir3Ii9. oIs er in Der g4o=8oi
am 9uoTon part babete. pie fi9 @rs
trintenbe gsberoen. Dobei purOe er
feIbIt BON &rGmpfsn hefallen uno er
tpdre ertruuten, tpsnn nift mbrere
MGo4en, Die ibm bon einem Boot
aus 3ueeieben, bemertt bGtten. 0uB
sr in 2ebsnsgefdbr mar. ST tpurbe
opn Ism. Carroll aug Dem WaHsr
SeboIt uno trbolte fi& BALD tuiehef.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24


INN 1890, 2.1O*, 600, 800, 1000.
9 onntogs uno Geiertoge:
slbeebeno, oerl6Bt Diitrift @renSs
Gormittogs nm 9.30", 10 30. tt2o;
y1a6mittoos 200, 800. 400, 7.45.
3uriidfommero, perldbt gbciapeogc
Bead:
Iormittogs um 7.0O'; glnd)mittaeS
Inn 1890, 2.10*, 600, 500, sou
uno 1000.
Gotol SnItcitellcn. 3cit 70 Vii
nuten. ollie anoern 3iigc mahcu ots
Sabrt IN TO Wimlten
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
WANDER
l317 eirbentt etrake, 3 M.

1877 Siebentt &trnBe, y W.
Rye @bistisS. SIPS RE @,nrne 40e bds
Quart unb dufpdrts. 8siontrs 5mperial,
6 Sabre alt, So bic @aucns. 75r ene Guari.
Clb &tliabls. s s. alt. So tie Sou ST b. Au
@utsn alien Bourbon. Mali .. Srcth @bisFsy.
California Cherries, 81 bic @5an 25e bas Au.
$3.50 bic Gdn.. SOC has Su. Seine impcrtirte
cherry cotr port t;ns$ 50 ris SAT-, Coz ,. Qu.
9at @crttA Brnnbies, Nrms unb @tus.
Calf. nnb imp. @ldrets, ionic si1ens prelune.
Vile Scrtsn 8eibwsint uns Rbeiuwsins.
VrsisIiae CUR DsrFaauuv Sci HOrtb 7S3.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

@Ioffe. Die @robbeit in
INNER edit - Bel Der 9OfIi4tsit fam
man otpsifeIn.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

8. 3. Bsremann, @sFrstdr.
@. ~. Gmmsrih, 9iIfs>S eirst6E.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-17
Sale of Laboratory Goods

All of the medicinal preparations here advertised
pounded own laboratories which we operate to insure that
we NAV be position TO guarantee the reliability OF med
cne and protect you from paying eravagant prices Mays
regular prices low but for this sale we have cut prices still
lower.
Just for transient glory undertaking Mays proprietary
then reduces below
we find out still lowerno merely to beat isolated
aOd Policy
sporadic but based and
iei bv along.e established Macy Principle
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-17
b|LLyBURBR|DCE,
K|NGOF GAMBLERS,
HAS "CASHED IN"
Veteran Who Gave Goddess
of Chance" Palatial Homes
Dies in Havana.

The body of william T. Burbridgc.
once a prince among New YORK gam
elers. Is In this city. brought from
intimate friends and the members OF
his family. there will be funeral ser.
Vices over II tonight. billy" Bur
bridge died In Havana Saturday. In a
sanitarium. Except for HIS widow.
who lives at No. a West Nlnety-third
street, few In this city knew OF his
passing.
billy" Burbridge was seen but lit
tie In New York In recent years. Since
1905 he has made his home In Havana,
carrying on there the same enor-
mously profitable enterprises which
he had in New York. before District
Attorney Jerome made II impossible
for him TO keep them up within this
Jurisdiction.
Taciturn, soft OF voice. Of rich but
sombre attire. Burbridge was the typl-
cal gambler OF the type which appeals
10 big play" customers. His attitude
toward them was a mixture OF that
OF a wealthy host. induiglng the whims
OF his guests. and that OF a glorifed
butler. whose only wish was To meet
every command OF those who were
served by him. The man had fine
taste In q certain iuxuriant style Of Art
and architecture.
The gambling house. which he sold
under the threat OF Jerome raid, wa,
At No. 30 West Thirty third street, and
was designed 10 catch the patronage OF
hs y N laa
In the Fifth avenue and Broad way
hotels near by.
The value OF furnishings Of the house
ran into the hundreds OF thousands.
There was carved mar BILE spiral stair
way which cost more than $50. 900
Costly paintings with subjects tending
to iniiame the senses and wonderfully
woven tapestries of marvellous color
ings hung on the walls. The dining
room In which suppers were served TO
all patrons. was known for a manu-
and \ refinement of service such AZ
oven the richest OF the players could
not have surpassed In their own homes
Burbridscs partners In the Thirty
third street house were Frank Farrell
and Fred walbaum. Their success was
huCn tnut lneN tNfV UNDERTOOK TO buy
the Canhcid houses In New York and
Saratoga and run all these. Canf,eld
turned up his nose at their price.
Learning jerome had secured evidence
against him. Burbridse sold out TO his
partners. hurriedly packed his anna.
ratus and luxurious fittings and started
them for Cuba.
The Cuban Club. which he jmno
dlateiy established In the Prado In Ha-
vana, admitted no Cubans unless they
came by exceptional favor as IN,
friend of Americans. Under tho Gu.
ban law Burbridge was able to avoid
Interference.
In 1905. Burbridge bought the Miramar
Hotel on the water front. looking
towards Moro CaAtlo. II was run with
the name scale Of prices and the same
patronage as that OF the East Coast
hotels Of Florida. Properly accredited
persons were permitted TO amuss them.
selves with the whirlinx wheel and the
soft-siapp.ns cards IN a saloon on the
second floor. but the hotel itself was
patronized by the most conservative
eand sedate Of the very rich.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-17
Basement Special in
Dress Cinghams

&c Standard 27.ineh Cinshams, yard &c
In this most useful material we
have over forty styles in neat and
artistic plaids. checks and stripes. in
all the popular colorings.
32-inch Silk Lustre Ponsee, yard 24e
Excellently adapted for pajamas.
waists. shirts and the like. Chiefly in
white and cream grounds with woven
stripes or cords. Also a number OF
charming two tone effects.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-17
American Porcelain Dime
"Straus" Cut Glass Celery Tray at

Our regular price this Dish s The cutting in the beau
tifu Crysanthemum design. always SO effective.
Ba.emen II.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
good PROGRAM At
MESA SCHOOL
Interesting Christmas Exer-
cises This Morning BY the
Pupils in District Building
East Of Wooden Mills.

The fuluv ing very interesting pro-
gram was given this morning at tha
Mpsu District school. Mrs. uconnor
Roberts uud Miss Gertrude ESpSnosa
teachers:
Song Tho Lords Prayer" School
lioadiug "'rho First chrislmhA
Victuriunu ATchcbequc.
Song sleep, Baby, sleep" four
little girls.
RccilntIon Trough Time on the
Turkey" Salvador Chavez.
Song "I.lttlc Fdfry snowflake
sixteen children
Meditation christmns Tree"
CRrloiu HAihERr
Hang =. ''Tho Llttle Lord jesus"
eight children.
Skeeiailon "chFlHtmas," two boys.
twd girls.
Motion s0nn-4,'santG Claus" twelve
Rscliaiien esansaA Cake" Arse
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

I,uN your Christmas candies to-
InoIrow NJ ~" Williams Drug store.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20
THE GIFTS
MEN LIKE

Something correct and
seryIccdhic in correct
Wcait1lcs - sOmcthing
useful and satisfying.
You'll lmd Just the
night little n0mcthing'
in our bi" line o. furnish
ings,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-20

\ Fashion I.r'h 'Ir holiday shop.
rota. .'Is.u .' noon lu.huu cafe.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
JOHN R. SMITHS SHOWS
Buffalo Ranch, Wild West And
Other Attractions Booked
For Next Week.

The John r. Smiths Big Shows
will play for all next week In this city.
The aggregation OF attractions comes
from Biloxi, where new high water
marks were made In the line of re-
ceipts. Each Ut the shows Is reported
of a high class and clearly character,
one particularly attractive feature
being IN the wild west enclosure. w.
r. Scott, the genial business repre-.
sentative, states that any horse, mule
or steer that may be brought to the
enclosure will be broken and ridden
without cost to the owner by the ex-
pert handlers with the shows.
The organization is said to be larger
thapothesc9 -nival company playing In
this city some weeks ago, and in-
cludes, as special features, the wild
west, the Old Plantation negroes, the
Electric Palace, the Crazy House, for
laughing purposes only; the Big
Swing or Merry Go Round, high class
vaudeville and the Three. In. One
Shows. In addition there Is sn eight
piece band that is said to De good
one, and the Wright Balloon company
makes free balloon ascensions.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
r. M. Johnson At HONE
lackson's Active Legislator Tar
rieS But Short While.

Hon. II. M. Johnson, the active leg
islator at Jackson who has been max
ing an excellent record for himself
and shedding added lustre upon the
coast counties, spent Saturday after
uoon and Sunday with his family al
Escatawpa, returning TO the state
capital Sunday evening. Mr.. John.
son was on the coast because OF a
visit OF his committee to make per
sonal inspection OF matters 10 which
they are interested.
Mr.. johnson talked Interestingly on
doings at Jackson. Many things he
tells in his own inimitable name !
have never found their way into the
public prints, but they are important
Just the same. The present legisla-
ture Is not different from the hun
dreds of Others that have met as far
as freak bills are concerned, but it is
different from hundreds Of others In
so much as it Is doing some real meri-
torious work. Future generations
may recall this legislature as one Of
the most important and business Ike
that has ever assembled at Jackson,
and Mr. Jolnson's part IN The con-
structive legislation will pEoYe TO not
have have been au insigniticai, one.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED
Suspicious Circumstance Tends
To Belief OF Incendiarism.

Latimer, Miss, Feb. l9.-The Lati-
mer school house was burned anout
$3.50 o'clock last Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 10, the loss being estimated az
$3.50, with about $3.50 worth OF books
destroyed. Some of the citizens re-
port having seen light in the build
ing early in the evening, but thought
it was some one camping there out OF
the unfavorable weather, and no
special attention was paid to 1t. Last
wear the school had been supplied
with new desks, blackboards, etc
The patrons have decided to discon-
tinue the school for this term. MISS
Inez Parker OF Big Creek, Miss, is
the teacher, and she left today for her
home. She has made an excellent
record while here, being looked upon
as one of the best teachers that has
ever been located here.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23

ST. JOHNS EPIsooPAL-Services mex,
| Sunday as follows: a. m, Holy Com
munion; p. M, Evening Prayer and
| Sermon. Services on week days during
Lent-Every day but Fridays: IN. m.
Evening Prayer and Address.
REV. JOHN CHIPMAN, Rector.
ST. ALBAN's CHAPEL, Moss Point, ser.
vices next Sunday at p. M, Evening
Prayer and Sermon.
REV. JOHN CHAPMAN, Rector.
The Scranton Fire Company's band
went to Biloxi Tuesday morning for
the purpose Of participating In the
carnival parade and dance, returning
home on the midnight train.
The British schooner Hornet, which
went aground on the spit at Horn
island last week, has not yet been
tloated and but ittle'hope is now said
to be entertained of saving her.
The drIllers 10 the second we'll at
Laine have reached depth of 2,277
feet, the last twenty I've feet OF
which was through oil bearing sands.
The showings made are of such a
nature that the company may decide
to thoroughly test out the sands be-
fore going deeper.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
ONE ATTACK
-. 81. FOLLOWS ANOTHER
Has That Been Your Experience TAX
ing Calomel For Constipation
Try Dodson's Liver-Tone
Next Time.

Many persons take calomel to cure
constipation, and it does cure 1t Tor
one day, but two or three days later
they are sickeI than ever. That Is
one OF the after effects OF calomel:
That is the reason why McVea
Young's drug store will not guarantee
calomel to be harmless. But we do
guarantee DUdson's Liver Tone u he
a perfect substitute for calomel. Did
sons Liver-Tone will cure cunstipa-
tion and bilious attacks and keep
them cured. by stimulating and
toning-up the liver To do its best
work. IL is a vegetable liquid with a
pleasant taste and is harmless 70
children as well as grown people Ii
liyens up the liver by natural meth
DDS. does not act So strongly as To
weaken the body. but Is safe and sure
lust the same. You can buy a bottle
today from McVea Young with the
assurance OF your money back II il
fails 10 your case.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23

Did you see the mystery Of the
Maine at the Warheld the past week:
No? You lost an opportunity to wit
ness the moving pictures OF an cpl
sode that is now consigned, with its
legends and facts, to the broad, com.
forting and all-consuming bosom OF
the Atlantic ocean. The Maine rests
with the mysteries of all the ages at
the bottom OF the seas.
The British schooner Georgiana
Roop, Pickles master, bound for Pas
cagoua. from the West Indies, ran
aground on Dauphin Island, neal
Mobile, at o'clock last Friday after.
noon. The tug Gulfport from Gulf
port went to her assistance but she
had floated clear in the meantime
The schooner entered the port OF
Mobile, from whence she will come to
this city.
Announcement comes from Mobile
that the Louisville and Nashville
road will change the schedule OF two
OF its trains next Sunday morning
Train No. will arrive at SAT o'clock,
a. m, forty-tlve minutes earlier than
at present, and train No. 5, from Mo
bile at 2:45 o'clock, p m, will arrive
about 1902 o'clock, p, m. No Official
notification OF the proposed changes
had been received in this city up to
Wednesday night.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
Gard Of Appreciation.

Mr.. w. s. Dodson died at his late
residence on the beach on February
10, after a protracted Illness. During
that Illness the good, kind people OF
the neighborhood We'd with each
other in rendering needed assistance,
and DR.. w. A. Cox gave the most
faithful of professional and personal
attention The family and other rel
atives of the late Mr.. Dodson are
deeply sensible OF the many kind
nesses thus showered upon him and
them, and take this means of giving
expression to their deep appreciation
CHARLES HENDRICKsON.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
!; S: 4 A. WAKEFIELD
Hans Hanson Pleased.

Last Saturday evening the Warfleld
theatre boards were held by the Hans
Hanson company in the Swedish CON-
edy of that name. The company car
ries its own band and orchestra, a
meritorious organization, too, and
the ability displayed by the members
OF the cast exceeded the expectations
OF those In attendance. The weather
was very bad, which tended to keep
the attendance down, but the com
pany proved well worth the time and
trouble taken TO brave the Indictment
elements.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-02-23
Beverly Of Graustark.

The next attraction at the Warfeld
theatre comes tomorrow Saturday
night when Barr McCutcheon's clever
story, beverly OF Graustark," will be
the offering. When the book made
its appearance some years ago it inn
mediately became popular favorite,
as did all the Graustark novels, and
each ia turn has been dramatized
with unstinted success.
The company booked for the pres
enta ton tomorrow night is CON-
posed of some excellent professional
people, and with such a sterling vehi.
Gle as has been given them. a rare
evening of splendid entertainment
should be in store for the local play
goers.