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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Death Of Rafael Bsnszus

Mt. Rafael BeneEue. oisd at Mobile
Ala, THURSDAY moFniug al 515o'eiock,
after az operation the day RFsyi0Ys,
at the age Of 80 years,
The deceased vas the s0a-in.la~ Of
Ar. W. W. SpFatlsy, ST., and vas re-
siding 10 New Orleans, from which
city be seat % Mobile f0f the oPer-
ati0u.
tie vas 10 the employ o. the Z. i n.
railroad at the tlme Of bis death. lie
also was a member OF ScFanton Camp
No 50, W. o w. which body will
participate 10 the services at the
grave.
The funeral will take place from
the residence OF Mr.. w. W Spratley,
Sr., tomorrow Saturday At , o'clock
.. m., thence 70 the Church Of Our
Lady Of Victories, and thence to the
Pascagoula Cemetery Tor luteFment
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Welded in Mobile.

At11 o'clock Monday morning, Aug.
10, 10 the parlors of the Cawthon Ho.
tel, Mobile, Mr.. J J. McWilllams' OF
Jones Mills, Ala, and Miss Mauue
Armstrong, OF Hattlesburg were mar
ried; the Rev. 5. Shugart, pastor OF
2nd Baptist Church, Of Montgomery
officiating. Tue bride, Who Is the
pretty and attractive daughter OF Mr.
J. Armstrong, OF Hattiesburg, was
here on visit to her sister, Mrs W.
ID. Mathis. She took her friends by
surprise going over to Mobile accom-
panied by Miss Gertrude Ulmef, wht
was her oaly attendant. Mr.. McWll-
liams Is 4 business man OF Jones Mills
and is a young man Of splendid char
acter. The happy couple left on IN
afternoon train iof their future home
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
rr.asure MLlson SAVED.

A fire broke out one day In Francis
Wilson's dressing room at the theater
where he was playing
He had some Of hts books around
aim, and in an agony OF despair asked
himself.
(Which shall | saveG" lie glanced
1t hts precious Ctaucer az some
shakespearean volumes, when
"Come. Mr Wilson. broke In at the
door from a fireman. 'you have not a
moment to lose"
Yes. yes. Coming" replied Wilson
absently.
He was looking for a special illumi-
aated volume very dear TO him.
Come, wilson, cried the manager;
come. get out"
IAN right. all right said Wilson,
nd grabbing some clothes In one
aud. he snatched with the other the
tarest volume and ran to the street
.hen he looked at the huge volume
bic arms 1t was the City Di
~ ~ va tIr-'a. Star
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Tho general rule Is that party
voluntarily and willingly entering into
a mutual combat cannot Justify a re.
sulsing homicide unleas be does some
thing. ms, for exu1ple. Withdrawing
from the combat, which would relieve
him from his original wrong In enter
ing f.. the reason being that one can
not take human lifs upon o necessity
which he wrongfulIy assisted 70
create.
50 It Is held IN Ex parte Colby. 9
Okla. Grim. Rep. 1877, i2l Pnc. G35
/ that where persons armed with deadly
weapons voluntarily and willingly en-
ter into a combat, knowing or hayine
reason to believe that such conflici
win result in the inaiciion Of serlon'
bodily injury or in the death Of or
or the other Of said parties and on'
of said parties Il killed n snch con
hict, the party doing the killing
guilty Of murder. and Is not eniitle
10 ball
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Martins Bluff Items.

Mrs Thomas, OF Mobile, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. T. ] Mckay.
Mrs. Harris, OF Mobile, Is spending
a few days with the Culver family.
Geo. Martin was 10 Van Cleve last
saturday and sunday.
Captain C0ulson aud family spent
Sunday at the Morse home.
Mrs. Morse was at Moss Point last
Saturday night
Misses Winnie and Ruby Marti1
we're In Van Cleye Saturday aud suns
day visiting their grandfather MT
Roberts.
A petition TO establish q post ofiic'
al Martins Bluf Is being circulated
aud universally signed. The peopl'
OF this community think that Unel'
Sam ought TO bring the mail to US.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14


William g Irwin, the multimillicn.
pire sugar planter cf Honolulu. Yh0
died recently at his home IN San trs a.
cisco, owned The entire lBIaai # Latal.
Of tNe Hawaiian rroup lle benrht
It Eve years sso from Chad Gsy
fer 81 Though a british biaci he
was master cf an American region
Of t39 square miles, with popllTton
Of GOO. Tho purcbrae caused threats
Of international e5nplleatiop5. bg The
United States Supreme court upheld
his title.
Ills career ives one cf The mos nc.
tureaque cf the capitalists Ct the Ia
elac coast. From a clerk in Hawaii
he became magnate with a fortune
estimated as running Into the iens OF
millions. Ills home In Honolulu Is
one OF the most magnificent IN the
island city.
Irwin was noted for his lIberality
to charity. lie donated Is acres. val
ned at 100000. to Hawaii for parh
purposeB. The sale OF his sugar in
terosts to C. Brewer & Co. In 1908
"a said to have been one Of the larges
of the kind on record.
Regular meal,
"He eagerly swallowed every wor
abe bestowed or him. he sea upo
+ her very look he lived upon the smile
/. ghe gave him" That's what call ?
+ aIi.eonsuming passion Judge.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
''''-''' : CALOMEl

n Won ever saw anyone made sick
hv eatnmel YOU won't want any more
calomel yourself. There's 90 reaI rea, re =,
son why a person should take caiomel
anyway, when 6ity cents VIII, ,r ouy
large bottle OF Dodson's Liver aone naa
good remedy that perfectly ano
safely takes the place OF dangerous
caio,nel, which is only another form
OF deadly aud poisonous mercury
Dodsonis Liver Tone Is a pleasanit,,,
tasting vegetable liquid whlcn VII WI
start the liver Just az surely as calos
mel, and which has absolutely 20 oao
after-effects. ,ara
Dodson's Liver Tone without any re.
slTiction OF habit or diet. Mcvea
Young, the druggist, sells Il aud guar, ,,
antee Il TO take the place OF ealomel,,
and will refund your money a. ouSs a. y
n fails 10 your case. hu''
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
SEE TROUBLED SPIRIT
MANY AVER Ir is THE GHOST or
MATTHEW VAssAR
Whether o. tjot TIE Founder q -
meus ecHses Is Fsvlsties re
Eartn. toe rtcuse ne Lived
IN ts for sale

Tha ghost of Matthew Nassar
founder og vassar eoIIege o. said 20
be hauHl.ne on old farmhouse ence
owned bY htm. oa doe Nsa llaekeu-
sack road between Red Oak Mills and
New Hackgnsack
Within the last four months three
families have moved from the place
n terror The present owner. Who
SCOTS OF the report has nevertheless
placed FOR sale signs on the old
house. as he cannot rent a.
Henry Stonghridge. a schenectady
nan. who turned farmer for BE
health. moved from the house recent
N The spectacle o. tho ghost stand
lnr al me foot ~ their bed was toe
much FOR stouebrJlge and hts wife
The apparltlon. they assert exactly
,csembled the best existing portraits
OF Matthew Nassar
ThA stouebrldee family had occu.
pied the house but one month For
some time uncanHy noises had been
disturbing their sleep Il sounded al
times as though some person we're
walking up and down the front stairs
I At midnight peculiar noises WOULD
come from the cellar, Tho sounds. re-
sembled rro7us and dreadful moaning.
One uirht about a m. rs near as
Mr. S'ouebridge was able 10 tel, he
and Ills wife we're awakened by =
feeling AZ thourh cold fingers hat
been passed across their threats
They opened their eyes almost slmul
tnneously aud saw ghostly figure
which stood erect with finger pointed
straight at them
without sound tho speetcr MOVED
away from the bed and vanished
through the open window One eNpe
rlenee of this sort was enough for Mr.
Stonebrldge. who al once began PACK
: ing up his goods.
John G. Rogers, a farmland cccr
pled the old house four months aFc
aud was the first man TO move there
from because Of the ghost TIE say
that II permitted not nm hours stead
aloep after midnight Ills oldea
/ daughter walked one nivht md sa'
I The ghost Of vassar pacing back an
forth over tho hoor without makiA
pouud Tho young woman scfoame
and brought her father to the be-
; room. but BY that time the wrpl'
had vnulshcd Tho same thing ha
poned On the following night II
! family then moved In haete.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Summer Coughs Are Dangerous

summer Guilds are dangerous They
Indicate IoW Vitality aud often irai te
SERIOUS lhfNHi auu Lung lHlHNt' p
Including Consumption pr klrE~
New Discovery NlIl fptieyr tht grHku
ur ru.d promptly aud prevent cumpHe
cations It's ,nuthIuE aud tNti-rpttc
aud naKes sou ttel better at wttr tH
drny b. duugerau, gotta bUttIeW itr
Kings NeN Discovery ut pucr hUhr}
Nark iT MOT satisfied A1e 3ul HlF
uuttlts al your Druggist Aif
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

A new process of manufacturing af
tiflcial pearls is said 10 equal any Of
the methods heretofore employed IL
the quality Of tho finished prt duel
while It Is less expensive than some
processes nov in use. It IF based on
tho fact that certain nlkall pho ph1tea
have the property Of rende-in9 pr
gelatin iridescent. Small glass bead
are used az nuclei for the artiacia
pearls These are dipped into a warn
solution Of gelatin and then placed
on A gelaiIn-ccated plate glass. o. III
gelatin surface Of the plate. forming q
ring around each bead, Is then applied
with email brush the phosphate 80
luton. This is absorbed By the gela
tin. and IS soon difusad through th'
roaflrg Of re hend As focn as The iF
ldeeeent eseei desired has been nre
aed rhif1 must hot be seeomri'ff
ID toe r.Fidir, TIE "pearls' ar e.
>. r -s---~ - f~----ai ID ~
- isr'er the gflalln ana re'
II EHA4 hs5a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
EXPLAINED ABSENCE OF NOTE
seemed 10 De Two Good Reasons Why
Written Communication Was
Not AdvIsabIs.

While tho colorcd man NJ the depot
was loading the trunks on the haggaEe
truck a small boy % his own color
approached hil and said
-sam. klu ! spoke wid yo' q minitr
eWaH. dar alnt no % coso 70 u.
Ms name, sab. ar samuel Brown. u
yl' wish to spoke 20 me go muet cah
me Mistah brown. Now, what 20 8ot
70 sayt"
"My sIstah sent word to you. Mis-
tnh Brown"
"oh. den yo' got a alstahf"
"Yes sab. and she dun tolo me to
tell 80 sumthin."
"she ana. chf pid yo' alatah knew
dat / was Miatah Samuel Brcwnr
"Yoa. sab"
Fan clio didn't dun writo mo
uotei"
"No. sab. She dun tole mo 70 say
Il to yo"
aBo,, don't yo' fool wild pusaon IN
my poslahunl why didn't yo'r slstah
dun write me a note1'
"Kase. sab. 30 couldn't read Il u
she did,
Tho man reached OF md caught
the boy hy the arm aaitn taaao him,
but directly a smile broke over bis
ace and ha released his grip and said
Oats 40. boy, an ya'r hiatah cant
dun write her own name ~ save her
neck. lze got d. responsibility OF dla
railroad on my ghopldera an' she's sol
de responsibility Of dc drese maxim btz
ness on hers, an 80 haln't got NJ
Time to snFatlate around wild red lnl
an blue paper Yo' ins salt tlll rar
colate dls blgsase up TO dc train an
den you kin 30 ahead an digquaIif'
yor lnyldu1us lniormatlonl"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
S---.r Csaslisaliaa DaaEsrsss

ErasL .rafEHu Iu sGursr r.1e IS U re
ff-ze- ls tbsn lH fbef1.. a.Eter ar
,nr-e Iht f=H tea ftt & aflea cau-
t5aIiaats1 lui fef~
HeHt 1r g.-f Ua-a leen $50 arc
Hrt tu trfEs 04zh cs.t aAtlf 1-f5r<
fHe tH @eathsr tsa, sraFtEk taaf
stomach Clse Fewer tte@alae tsis=
aHirS ag3 tHfr t..s# are natural results
F+ Itr LaK uHE seeE Faa sell AZ &C.
larea,-. lhe Bile the ntlural aA4~
ttt sbfeH FIa, tat hasets -f me g sa-
se>gei ra.,tuaas waste H. lE-L4N
slI. masa sou fetl better t.e1sAat
tud elective Fase a dose tratsbt-
ale AZ NHf bruEEfst AaN.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Infection and Insect Bites Dangerous

Mosquitoes. nles and other Insects,
vfiieh breed quickly 10 gaib1ge pals,
pnnds " st8gnant water barns. musly
ttlaeeS. ele.. are carriers ~ disease.
Every time they / ne sou, they inject
nuisuu into your sfstim irffm "hlen
spus dread disease uab result Get 4
hottie II slasn's Llpinent. II Is anti.
-entic aud few drops will neuifalize
Tie Infection eaused hy insect tites 0r
ru.ty nails. sl0abs Lin4nieni disln-
faets Gus. Rfnises aud Sttps 1uu
ragl,at II fd ~ hp without II ~ y0ui
home Mnney mack II NIT satisfied
Only 81 at g6Hf Druggist. Adv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Paint?

There are twuguod reasousf faF paint
lny often enough ur even too utten.
one 10 look prosperous; two, W he 80,
Nothing does one more cteuit ~
gives one more credit than pain, sup
plemeuted OF course by wlal goes
with il: aud paint costs nnthin.
True, the arst cust is - Or " = Eal,
Ion nut.ou, but il saves more than tha'
in the property; saves i from slow
going duwn-not always slow-it arup'
With Jump when water gets 70 81
wuod aud iron. ,,.
Dry wood and iron costs nothing
kept dry by paint p.
Retter paint when II needs u ram
never goes down 10 the sense OF oelhs
more profitable next year ,,a.e
L. p. Del can & SON sell u, AdV'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Outing to Horn Island.

Cant, w. L. Pindar entertained
number Of his friends with a most
delightful launch ride to Horn Island
Tuesday afternoon. DR.. aud Mrs. a.
C. Ulmer chaperoning the jolly crowd.
After dip 10 the surf splendid
luncheon was served In tile moonlight
aud the party remained 90 the islano
retnrnint the next day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Mr.. II. Myers, OF New Orleans
gave a launch ride to Horn Island
complimentary to the visiting young
ladies at the home of Mrs. Santa Cruz.
A most delicious luncheon was served
and all enjoyed a dip 10 the surf. Tue
party OF young folks were chaperoneo
by Mrs. Josephine Santa Cruz.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate OF
L. X. MAYERS,
Deceased.

Estate OF
Z. k. MAY ERS,
Deceased.
All persons having proyaole claims
agaInts the Estate OF z. X. Mayors,
deceased, are hereby notified that LETT
ters testamentary OF the said decedant
we're on the 5th day OF August, 1914
issued the undersigned Mrs. Hattie
N. Mayors, and all claims against SAID
estate must be proved and prooa'ed
within twelve months from the date
OF issuance OF letters testamentary as
aforesaid or they will be barred
Witness my hand this the 7th da,
OF August, 1914,
MRS. HATTIE n. MAYERs,
Executrlx.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
CHUGHS OF INFORMATION

A vertical axis rotary motor has
been developed 10 France for use ~
hydfoaeroplanos as Il eau be com
pletely protected from water.
A sheet Of OIL catches the dust par
ticles ~ they are brought through
new air cleaner for buildings OF ma
ehlnery requiring pure air
An Engllahman has invented appa'
,ntus BY which the percentage OF OK
lde of carbon present IN Illuminating
gas Is automatically registered.
New automobile eide curtains arc
made Of collulod panes set IN risia
frames 30 that they are practically
Transparent when they are In use.
Under new German rules no local
telephonn conversation may last longer
than six minutes and no long distance
conversation longer than nine.
A rather complicated rat trap AZ
tracts rodents to a platform on whicf
they are electrocuted, then drops thel
bodies into box out Of sight
Pumps which are being tested IN
plant to supply London with wate
operate By the explosion Of gas an
air directly against a volume Of wateI
Vacuum cleaners are coming I'M
use In New York for cleaning sid
walks, sweeping them after elgi
! o'clock In the morning being forbli
den by law.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
NOT ONE HoRRID NAN.

Miss Prim-Allow q horrid man
to kiss me? Never!
Miss Peach-Neither would |, but
thank goodness there isn't one among
all my men acquaintance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Mr.. aud Mrs. McDerwood jackson,
OF McHrnry, Mss, and two children
MeDerwood, Jr., and Jnanlta, are on
A weeks visit to their parents, MI
aud Mrs. r. d. Becht.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
GIRL OF HIGH IDEALS.

stella-Don't you think it is
wrong to marry for homer
Bella-Certainly; I should marry
for nothing less than an apartment
hotel.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Glance The book Of facts, Gives
the true causes, statistics, etc. Ev~
erybody at fever heat. Everybody
wants II. 800 per ceut profit. Retails
SOC. Complete book and particulars
sent to agents for sc Circulars free
]. ]. Lipsey, p. o. Box 80, Jackson
Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
RECENT INVENTIONS

Machinery for inserting bristles In
brushes has been patented By a cali
fornian.
Apparatus producing smoke oy
chemical means has been invented TOT
testing plumbing for leaks.
Electrically operated needles aud
brushes have been invented to make
tattooing more simple and rapid.
A paper cap for a milk bottle that
can be washed and used repeatedly
has been patented by a PennsYlTan'
Ian
A Maine inventors apple eoreF
elects the core from the cutting tube
with a spring as II Is withdrawn from
the fruit
A machine to record the undulationl
OF the bottom Of a channel as yesse
passes over IT has been invented II
Argentina.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Try a Limeade. cherriade.
or any of the, other famous
drinks at the sparkling foun-
tain of The Little Paragon
THEY'RE Delicious.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
70 THINK ABOUT
Cosmetics gro enl, slain eoov

Cosmetics ire enly skih ccop
Want ol principle Ia our ptm
tlpal want
The man who can learn from hlh
own errors WIN always b. learning
The horerahoe IL an emblem 81
luck. especially when IT'S on tbe
winning horne
Few arti0eers can engrave a
prayer on a pluhuad, but every
nilor can so 70 sleep on hla
watch
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
LANDSCAPE DEsAucH.

Wilkins-Your vacation has len
TUu looking tagged.
Filkins-Tm still suffering from
undigested scenery.-Life.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

W. A. Morris, OF New Orleans Is
spending the weekend at the pretty
Reach home OF Mrs. santa Cruz.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
IN THE SMOKING ROOM.

aWhats in the vindi I fancy J
nell a rat"
"No, it isn't rat It's one o.
puffer's choice Havsnas "---Judge.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Mr.. Myers gave an auto ride to the
Southern Paper Mill, 10 honor OF the
Misses Myrtle Lelkman aud Eona
Miller.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

George W. Grayson, ot Biloxi, spent
couple Of days the tirst part OF the
week 10 Pascagoula on business
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Robert Miller, Of New Orleans Is
spending two weeks at the beaen
home OF Mrs. Josephine Santa Cruz
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Messdame Geo. Ladnler, G. E. Fred
eric, All Olsen, A. Sodestrom, Jr.'
we're guests OF Mrs, p: ]. Rhineharot
in Rtloxi. Thursday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
CHR0NIICLINGS

The best books are read by ths
best people.
Blessed are the benevolent, VINO
are also benefcent.
No friend is worth anything that
Is not worth much.
Meanness ls petty cruelty. and
cruelty grand meanness.
Music's function Is to be the
Ponce dc Leon fountain oil inc
soul.
II is a beautiful trait In Chris
tIan character to think no evil. as
well as to speak and do no evil
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
All who visit the Little Par
agon Monday will be onti-
tied to a Free Drink OF any
flavor at our fountain.

Rev. Mr.. Stone, Of Moss Point Is
engaged in union meeting near the
Reach in this city. He has tent
and services are held under the tent
at $3.50 D. m. and 7:3O p. m. daily
Everybody invited.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Tn. worst cases. no matter oi how long stahding'
sre eur a BY the wonderful, old reliable 1T,
sor,. rs Antiseptic Healing Oil. II tel.sea
pai,, aua Heals at the same time. 2se, SOC, N,N
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Mr. Harry Meyers, OF New Orleans
Is the guest Of Mrs. }. A. Santa Oruz'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

l. ". link arrived this week from an
extended visit TO relatives 10 hllls-
boro. Ohio.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Mr. Joe link, OF Orange Grove was
a hu.iness visitor here Tuesday.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Geo. W. Miller, arrived 10 Pasca>
goula Tuesday from an EXTENDED Trip
~ the North aud West,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

~. 4 l'owan ana 500, CarroIll
we're over from ooden Tuesday 10
,rsfr automobile visiting MT. aad
M. q II Alley.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Ms 5 p. Powell, and tso ehlldFen'
FI5reacs aud Helena Of HaI1ieseats,
wi.. are here 90 a months visit 70
Nr aud Mrs F. D. Beeht.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
The Little Paragon opens
Monday, Aug. ".

Miss Annie Mae Farmer, Of Mem
mis-. Tenn., arrived this week on
~ weeks visit TO Mr. and Mrs. j. D
Crane.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Miss Edna Jackson OF Meiieo,I 7,
Miss, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. . !
Zluk al Orange Grove.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

A rather complicated rat trap at
tracts rodents to a platform on which
they are electrocuted. then drops theU
bodies into a box. out Of sight.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Under new German rules no local
telephone conversation may last longer
than six minutes and no long distance
conversation longer than nine.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14
Local and Personal Items

u ..5 Ms W d. Cosgili isft %
--.slr f5raa exteadsd Eisit % re.-
.--ssf. BarnesvilIs, oaio-
v-. D. Neilieat Accompanied q
,,sssrssse Gaszalss, visited iFieuds
80 orleans the GFst q the sees
~ Gso. Grauluad lsft SUNDAY far
g. vtsIt wlth fFiends 10 Mobile.
NIP Evans visited nome tslAs
-T,nrei Mss, sunday and Aouday,
a. Etua moody lsft the arst Of
...ssss % 4 visit 20 relatives 10
Mobile
Ms Florence Krebs returned home
S.assy afteF a Two weeks Fisls 70
relatives 10 Sew Orleans.
d. : p Powell, and two ehildren'
rfg,spce aud Helena, Of Hattiesoafs'
~. are here 90 a nonth's visit 70
NJ aBd Mrs +. D. Becht.
MIA. Cawan aud 500, Carroll
vs,s over from Coden Tuesday 10
,Fstr automobile visiting MF. aad
M. c II. Alley.
The Little Paragon opens
Monday, Aug. ~.
Miss Annie Mae Farmer Of Mem
NM. Tenn, arrived this week on
two weeks visit 10 Mr. and Mrs y y
Crane.
Miss Edna Jackson, OF Meiienfy
Miss, is visiting Mr., and Mrs. j. I
Zluk al Orange Grove.
Nv link arrived this week from Al
extended visit to relatives 10 hllls
boro, OHIO.
Geo. W. Miller, arrived 10 Pasca
goula Tuesday from an extended trl
10 the North aud West
Mr.. Joe link, OF Orange Grove WI
hu.iness visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. Harry Meyers, OF New orleau
ina ,uest az Mrs. }. A. Santa Cru
Robert Miller, Of New Orleans
snendlpv two weeks at the Beac
nome OF Mrs. Josephine Santa Cruz
n...,o NJ Cravsnn nf Biloxi, speE
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

Miss Florence krebs returned uohs
s..4.y afteF Two weeks Flslt 70
..r,rfvss il Nes Orleans.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-08-14

v#-s MaHy left the hrst ul
vlslt 10 relatives in
Mobile.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07
The Omega Watch.

In the Omega Watch contest decided
last week in favor Of Miss Veva Roper,
that young lady compiled 1855 words.
These words were taken from the letters
in Omega Watch. The judges found
that this was the largest list filed. In
numbers OF instances there was repeti-
ton Of words, but Miss Roper used the
same word one time only. There were
probably as many as a half dozen
doublets written by mistake, but there
were fully 1880 different words in all.
The other reports ranged from $50 to
1000 words.
Miss Roper was presented last week
by Bransford & Andrews with her beau
tiful prize, an Omega Watch bracelet.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-07

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