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The sun., 1908-03-08

In feet what a men pays the butcher for
he gets when 10 reaches the table.
The only consideration a. 70 time re-
CURED concerns the thickness Of the piece
to he roasted. Up TO seven inches this
method may he used, even TO nine. but not
IL the latter IL to be cooked medium, only
in case the meat 10 70 be rare.
The idea il especially intended for average
femily use. but a piece OF beef twenty-five
pounds in weight and six inches thick may
be roasted az quickly as six pounds OF the
same thickness. A very small roast may
be done to perfection In this way; also.
Brides and heads Of small families often
regard roast beef with horror. having left
over dishes in mind. Il has hitherto been
considered essential TO juicy roast beef TO
buy a large piece, bait In the new manner
even four pound roast can be turned out
with the desired juice and havor.
To be sure OF this perfection OF roast beet
the roast should be regarded well IN buying
II it il 10 be bOned and rolled. be sure the
fastenjngs, whether skewers or threads,
which hold it are loosened. butchers nrmly
believe they can't roll such roasts ught
enough to suit houeekeeperB.
II such q roast ~ too tightly rollei the
ends Of the meat swell out, pushing the
best portion of the meat up into hump at
either end This slices badly AMI prevents
il from standinR Il as 10 should on the platter.
Moreover this tight rolling prevents the
heat from penetrating 20 the interior Of the
meat TO reach the bunch OF ends which the
butcher pokes into the centre Of the roaet
with the loose scH9pe. When the meat ls
carved ont rolls this bunch OF purplish rod
ibre, often stone cold. When the roast Is
not rolled too tightly, the heat penetrates
more easily TO the inner portions Of tne
piece.
For n small family il is well TO fpd a
butcher who carries some small anlmale:
worth, get this butcher 10 save for you the
first IInrt erhouae cut Of two ribs: The
The sun., 1908-03-08
REAL THING IN ROAST BEEF
PERFECTION ATTRIBJ TED TO
NEW COOKING RULES.

Finer Flavor Besides Economy. said 10
Follow the Direct Application ~ the
Flame In Gas stoves 10 the Meat-On
Selecting Best Beef for Roasting.
revival Of real roas, beef is in progress
! int those men who mournfully declare
that the right kind of roast beef Is almost
Unknown on United States dinner tables
nay take courage and also notice. for
not even the English roast beef Of tradition
had 30 fine a flavor or emerged from the
oven 40 rich in juices as the meat cooked
u the newest way.
And one doesn't have TO buy enough
neat TO last an average census family a
week either. in order to be sure Of such
Oeef II il due entirely to improved prac-
uce IN the application Of direct heat TO the
neat
The avsrs ge family roast Of bsef through
'as the country is about six pounds. more
aten shade under than over. When
'oman becomes skilful enough to roast
neat so that the abre looks red when a
'lCe is removed. yet when the carving knife
pressed against the meat and BcrapOd
lcrOss the piece carved from, the flbro
NFns the palest shade Of gray. while the
blood simply flows after the knife and not
Ne teaspoonfUl Of the Juice has escaped
mo the pan during the cooking, IL comes
pretty near the perfection of a cooking pro-
oe's OF course IL may be cooked as much
as desired, but always tho juice to the
AH drop may be retained.
incidentally. when every housekecper
'a% over the high price Of beef. this
val roast beef cooking. which will be taught
couple Of hundred cities and towns
urins the coming season OF free cooking
'1ures Is all in the interest Of economy.
me great trouble with roast bsef is that
women know how TO give a fine bit Of
Eing beef even respectful handling.
Is 'altsd and peppered and noured and
yer 10 put into the roasting pan. al 10
sAAe It nioe. Not one Of thCsO things is
zoe under the new rules. yet the meat
.l oe 80 tasty that IL is almost possible
cat it without sailing.
another argument In favor OF the now
" that the loss Of weight In cooking
ne older methods reaches one-quartsr Of
H goes into the ovens. Tho progress
Spplian,es intended for cooking by gas
l,Oeo this loss to about one-hfth. The
AL rules reduce IL TO one-sighth and
n provide that thls loss shall be all fat
The sun., 1908-03-08

York ] should kick good and hard at the
same thing.
Travel over the Stat . and you find
the same thing. In no other city of this
country will one find so many grlImblers
as right here in New York, and In no city ia
there so little need to grumble as in New
fork-barrlng OF course tho rapid transit
facilities. And it's not for lack of growl-
ing that these have not been improved faster
II 1t were case where grumbling could
do the business there would be no strap
hangers to-day. In most other respects
New Workers are spoiled with good things.
That's what ails them in my opinion"
The sun., 1908-03-08
Dorr Around Rlacksmith snOps.

FroW nc WtHNFuFoHd VUaFHuI'
Two or three dogs are nearly always TO be
found Loading about every Blacksmith shop.
tiyes when sent out anOr valuable dogs
chat have been lost invariably Walt nrst all
the blacksmith shops In the nelghhgrhQod.
smith shops is that they Ioye lnordinately
the Odor and the. taste Of burning hooIs
They snin the odOrs As woman splAs 4 rose
Landsesr, the great. animal painter. knsw
of -The Smiths Shop" dog IN the fore
ground IL grsedily munching sllSefp Of toasted
The sun., 1908-03-08
Rain" IN Moving Pictures

rum bpNiAf NNN"A"NSe'
Moving picture films are practically spoiled
lonR before their life OF usefulness should
cod because Of the rain" which blOts out
the cleRrucss. This injury comes from the
continuous winding and fs~Eding OF the
tlm through the machine 2" the rate OF n
foot second, forming s,adC elCctriCitv.
The electricity AZ tracts al ,re particles OT
dust and uirt floating in the atmosphere "a
tine films, and in pulling the illU up light tho 90
PARTICLES scratch. R0Rge the rain"
The sun., 1908-03-08
n YOU SHOULD MEET A LION
list HOLD A CHAIR IN FRONT
or HIN as 4 DEFENCE.

vN,, viii Confuse Him and Enable YOu 60
I:st Away. Say Those WhS CalI' the
LIDE Of Beasts StRDld--WOman Train
ersWhO Have Sentiment Ter Their Lions.
eta lion OF a tiger suddenly appears
A.,ors you, Just hold chair out in front OF
s;r, and he won't do a thing says Allen
T;uans. who In the course Of his expert
.Ocs With wild animals has been in that
oSsdieament often enough TO know. These
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0rnnbeigentmms Il bertrasnnaem.

%. q: 9i[Oeus an S. 8. 9ipple,
@rnnoitiid I'M gitbs8lpd 1906, $3.50.
Charles Wilion an 9r. 6. 8. Witte
@runoitiid i'm 8lod So; $3.50.
Clifton George an %. $. Soede bon
GonaI Gountb, @runbitiid in Der Gcn@
itone 8arf Subbinilion; 500.
90. 9. Sod an $. q. Sberman urb
9. U. Sreebprn, @runb1tiid, beoren8t
bon Der Wontereb Strabe, Der 3al9amos
'ra Strabe, Der Durango uno Der Samils
ton Nbenue; $25,575.
@eagan 5ouiton, afignce, an 6.
8. Storm, @runofiid an Der Qeof Ctr. /;
$25.
S. 6. Sarris on Sugo 5effel ullb
Srail, @runoitiid an Der Selatpare Ctr. /;
1875.
iobert $. Sunitod an albin 5eibel.
grnloititd in Der @obernment Seig1ts
@o0ifiou.
8iliam uno Sannp Gnoerion al q.
lno Carl s. @roos, @runbitiid i'm GiiDe
Glod 1856; $3.50.
5. s. &emp nno frail an q. @roos
@ruloitiid I'M @itnsglod 1886; ST.
6. 8. Gtorm an 8. W1. 8ierce, @runbs
itild inn nelien @itbs8lod 2210; 1910.
Charles 9ittmar an 9r, @oulpb Serff
@ruHofiid III Der 5. StraBe.
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(5ortfesuns ToIst.)

Gin i6merer 2eprafaa miro
aus Der gum 8e5irfe Sranfel1tbal ge-
borigen @emeinbe Sppau gemelbet.
Ser nit i'm proteltantii6en Yfarrbau-
ie tpobnenoe S6paeer bes Hforrers
lit am 2epra erfranft. gr fam Dor
etipa Z Sabren bon 8raltlien nod
9enti6lono, uno 5ipar nit elmer
5amilie, Die balo nod ibrer Hiidfe6r
IN Neuitaot an 2epra erfranfte, uno
oann in Die &reiS4aranfen- lno
Bflegeanitalt Sranfentbal eingeliefert
mllroe. Ger 9eeleiter oieier Somilie
Der iett erfronfte S6moger bes
0ppauer 8farrers, muroe oon1ols
BON Der 9eboroe longe 3eit mlter
9eoba6tung geIteat, i6lieBlid) aber
ipteoer freigegeben, Ga nidts 8erod6-
tiges ~gefunben muroe. Sect, nod
Z SobrerL lit Die eefdbrlide &ronf-
9eit ansgebro6en. 8~e5irfsar5t Or.
aii6n in Sronfentbal bat Die Inter
ludung beipirft uno oas Inter
iufltngsmaterial nod Berlin eeldidt.
Ion BORT lit bereits Die 0o6ri6t ein-
getroffen, bob es lid INN mirfli6e
Sepra Gepra Mrabicum @lepbontia-
lts) banoelt. Som 9e5irtsant Sron.
fentbal iino Die Itrenqiten MobregeIn
otlgeoronet moroelt.
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Nrobes sdabenfcuer.

Im Wfitttpo6 nadmittag $50
bra6 in einem @nbau oes @eidafts-
baities bon saul Manreallr, Grfe
BON @eitG Commerce urb 8ecos Stra=
be 5euer aus, oas iih idned onf
oas Sauptgebduoe a~llsoebnte ltiio
idon beoeutenoe Sorti6ritte genla1t
batte, afs Die geiommte olarmierte
Seueripebr eintraf. Ser bonn @ill6e
our6 oas @ebduoe getriebene &aitd
perbinoerte Die S6laudfiibrer ben
Serb soes 5eters 81 erreihen. 90
beitieget Capt. Sreo. Gieoen nno
5enrD Nepton bon Der 4ompagllie
$50. 1 cine Better uno fiibrten oura
ein 5eniter ben Shlaub ms sSll=
mere. Blobli6 gab es cine Grplo-
iion u1o Die beioen Mtanner puroen
fiinf5ebn SUB tief auf oas Irottoir
geidleuoert, nobel &ieoen oas No-
fenbein brod ulto anoere ihlimlnc
B~erlebungen erbielt, lpabreno Nep-
ton nit Guetidungen oapon fam.
9urd berobfanenoes @las trug Mlar
Siebers BON Der Sdlauh-aonlpagnie
SEQ. 8 cine @unoe am &nie uno
". Stuff BON &ompaenie ! perid)ie-
oene Shnittpunoen oapon, mG6reno
er an Der Spribe orbeitete. Die Mn=
geitellten entfamen nit fnapper Scot.
Die I'M 5peiten Stod beihafti9ten
gudbalterimten muBten iif an Eele-
p~bonpfoiten b%erablaiien, 90 Scr @ee
CUR Sreppe our6 &auf uno Seuer
abgelhnitten mar. @s gelang Der
5euermebr aber bod, oas Serler ouf
ben Store gu beidrdnfen. 9as Sc
boloe botte einen @ert bon $4,000
lno mar fir $500 periidert; oas
Worenlager miro auf $4,000 ae-
i6abt, nit $4,000 8eriiderung.
@iemono weib iid Die llriode oes
Sseuers All erflaren.
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Meber ben 9nrft.

Gs tit elm etgentiimlim Sing,
Sn biefer Spmmer5eit:
Sas Giien adbtet man gering
Odd Snrft gerriht nett itn6 brett.
Ser Mtfer trinft, 6etkts algemein,
Nnr @affer, bell mnb tlar,
9pdl bait CT iprgfam es 8e6etut,
@as ionit i'm @aiIer mar.
9enn n@afer TUFTS alIetne ntdt",
Sagt ia bic gibcl id)pn,
Sp miift fidJ b'rin Der idlaue Wid,t
Sen n@eif" ais gugenblpbn.
gu lapg' es MIR sebeim geftiebt,
Sa idabet es ia ntdt,
Sp lang es nur fetm Anti" iiebt,
tlnh bappn iueitcr ipridt.
Gtstee nnb =Gaffee idmeden aud
Sebr gut tn beiker Stun6',
ytnr meie th nidt, Of btsier 8ramdJ,
geipnberlid seimnb.
0batnpagner lit, In Sis gefiiblt,
Sas NenDmmtr= @etrinf,
nnb ,per uidt germ ais 9rpt fi@ fillt,
Sci beficn einsebenf.
@rfrtifeno pirft, iuettn gut sernadt
Gitroncn=2tmpnab',
Odd TT iie fhledt, 0ptt iei's seflast,
Damn ifutedt iie matt nnS fab.
Der @bisfeg tuirft, 10 uie ber 4eiu,
Grfriifpenb auf has gltt,
Spd1 l1Bt man Tie ant beifeu iein,
Sn hteier Spmmeralut.
Der bette grnnf sur Spmmer5ett
St bod has rs pn Gtar 8ier";
Sas iuetk Elm Seher meit unb brett,
nnb Sober tpetf es bier.
Drum, iuenn Der ftarfe Snrit end qndlt,
81 trtntet IS one star 8ier,
81 lang ibr biefem Grant geiua6lt,
Sd peie, ibr bantt es mir.
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ten fam, iniomeit ols eS nod Dem
Grneiien oes Gi6ters 3lr 9edung
Der Sen Mngei6ul0igten mogli6er
@eiie treffenoen bohlten @eloitrofe
uno Ser Soften oes @erfabrens err
forDerli6 1T, nit 9eidlag beleet
meroei1.
Sir oie bereits our A~usbebltne
gelangten Ser onen finoen nt6t oie
8ejtimmlngen oes Strofgeiesbud)s
fir oas 9euti6e &ei6, ionOern Sic
oes MilitGrzS trofgeiebbudes Mnmen-
Dung.
01it 6reibeitsitrafe big 8u 6 Mo=
naten miro beltroft lper BON ieiner
Grippe ooer BON ieiner 9ienititel-
lung ii6 eigeumadtig e1tfernt ober
poriablid fern bleibt.
@er iid) elmer rlterloltbtel1 Cut
ferrnlng III Der 4bii6t, iid ieiner
geieelid)en ooer bon ibnl iiberllomllle-
men @erpfli6tlng gum 9ienIt ooll-
erno 5u ent5ieben, i6uloig mo6t, lit
meeen 8erlebung Der Wilitdrpfli6t,
alio 3abnellflltht (0eiertion) gu be-
%itrafen.
Die 6obnenflll6t miro nit @e=
fdnenis BON 6 Monoten biz SIT 2
Sabreit, I'M eriterl Giidfalle nit Sc
fdnenis BON einem bis flint Sabren
I'M ni~eoerbolteit &iidfaqe nit 3u6t-
balls bon flint bis 5u 5ebn Sabrel
beltroft.
Ser 8erir1 lit itrofbor.
Die 8~eridbrung Der Strafperfol-
eltl1g begirnt nit Dem Gage, an Dem
Der 5abnenflii6tige, ipenn er Die
@anolnng nidt begangen bate, ieine
geieBli6e ooer bon inn iibernom-
meme Serpflibt1ng gum 9ienit err
fii1t boben piiroe. Sir Die 8eri1b-
ruug Ser Strafperfolgune lnuo Die
8eitimmllllgen oes Strafeeietbu9es
fir oas oeuti6e Geib giiltig. Sr1
Der Gegel trifft auf @ebr- ullo Waili-
tatpflidtiee Die fiinfiabriee Geriob-
%ruttgsoauer gu.
@egen @erleeul1g Der 8ebrpfli6i
beitraften 8erionen fam, iofern Tie
Die &eidsangeborigfeit perlorcn ba-
ben, ielblt elm boriibergebel1oer @uf-
entbalt i'm Sl1lonoe nltr inter galta
beionberen l~tmitd1loen geltattet mer-
ben. Dies gilt nld fir Die ioee-
nannten 9~eutl6aImerifaner.
@tma ertporbene 9iirgerbriefe ooer
Observation-Disclosures Sdeine aus
lanoii6er Staatel unb GepubIifen
i6iieen ibrei Snbaber ni6t bei Sol
liiion nit Ben Militareeieben. Nur
nit ben Ser. Staotelt lit eil1 Stoats-
p~ertrog gei6loiien, ser Sen moro
arnerifonii6en Staotsbiirgern eine
Geipeftierung ibres 9iirger6riefes
iid)ert, D. +. tie mobl Dor Strafe u1b
Nahoienert, aber nibt Dor Nllsipei-
lung idiibt.
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Ser 8adtii0taiter,.
Sine frOblide Sommerseididte bon
JeSDrbpm3 obeltit.
(T~ortfesuna.

%mSapobl,~ idrie @nlla. ogonte
diefden bat geihriebeH, fur5, ober
iebr nett. Sort 5u: o2iebe @eburts=
tagsfinoer; augleih I'M Namen BON
sante Hifben, oie etmas unpaB
1T, neil lie geitern abeno nod nad
HSonnenuntergang ii6 na6 Ben
Geiteclauoen umgeieben bot, bon
oenerl iett piel geltoblen miro, ienbe
id eub aaerberali9ite @liidmiini6e.
Woge Der liebe @ott eu6 aud inn
neuen Sebensjabre inter ieinen end-
oigen S6ub nebmen fir uilo fir.
@riiBt ane @nmeienoen beItens nn6
beitellt Dem @errn &onoiouten Sling
meme @mpfeblungen. Cure 9ante
Sief6en."
Mls @nna ausgeleien bate, erbob
iif ulten on Der 9afel Maiter
Sdling uto iaete/ nidt obtte 9etpe-
gllne uno einen feierIi6en 9eiflone
I'M Con: n@enn mir Dos gn1oige
5raulein untertdnieit ullo beidei<
oentlib peritatten brittle, cine 8itte
aus5uipre6en, 10 miiroe es oie iein,
In Dem Inttportidreiben oes gnaoi-
gen Srauleins giitigit bemerfen all
poaen, bob id Die @mpfebluug BEG
gnaoigen Sraulein Sante nit inni=
ger 9onf6arfeit enteegengellonnlen
babe uno cine geboriamfte @lntfeh=
lung in i6ulOiaem Geipeft 5uriid5u-
ienoen mir in @nooen erloube."
Damn iette er lid nieoer, fild)te
elm Standardization aus ieiner See
taiie uno mahte oalielbe merfmiir-
Dig ausorudsloie @eiidt oas linn
immer eigen NOR.
Der General ltedte boiler @orur.
teile gegen ben barmloien Metbooi-
iten. 8enn Sling iprod, mas in
@egentport onberer ais 8ias aler-
oings lelteg genug porfarn, baiut be-
gam Der General nerpos 5u iueroen.
@r befam &ribbeln unter oen SUB
ioblen uno 5ufte nit alien Singern.
90 aud oiesmal. @r idob ieinen
Stlibl 5uriif nno bob Die Safel ouf.
SD fam mir nidt b%elfen," foate
er ipdter 5u @rnit, v0ieier Sling
lin9ling,' es mag Ser bette Wtenid)
uno Elm 9doaeoge ipie 8eltalo33i
iein: mid mad)t er nod epileptiid.
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Gum gerfonf bel oGen SGltolern.
8reis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60. Buffalo, Seem Oorf, a1einige
@gellten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
Grinnert Gu6 oes 0anlens -
9pans - lt1o nebnit feline anoerer.
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MIIerIei i.

@s miro nod einige Gage
oauern, Bis Elm gerlauer 8eri1t iiber
Die @ablen eegebett nerben fam.
Die bis iebt eingegdngenen 8ablbe=
ridte baben Dos nenli6 mitgeteilte
Geiultat ni1t perdnbert alt6 7ltidt
in 8e5ug auf oas PROHIBITIONS -g(lnen=
oement. @lem @nibeine na6 tit Ser
@oridlag nit gutter Moioritdt 51t-
riidgeipielen mor0en.
Mus Der @rpreBear oes 3uges
Der Siioliden Goeific 8abn, mllroe
aln Mittmob abenb fur5lpor Der @b-
fabrt Elm 8adet geitoblerL oas nod
2uling beltimmt NOR INTO eilrel
neuen M115ug uno SUIT entbielt.
= geah einem @1tsneis oes
&omptroaers in @aibineton babell
Die National 8anfen in San 4lltollio
BON alien 8allfen I'M Staate Die
meiite &elerpe, namlide 36.05 8ro-
gent. Sbre 9epoiiten betragen S.
970,315.06.
9a6tlide ginbriide lillo
pieoer an Der Sage s%oronung.
= uno ieBt iperoen oie 8orberei.
fungen fir Die oemofratiide Staats-
&otDention .getroffelL Die bier am
H., IL. un0 10. Iltguit tagt.
S1 einem Sonitorium in
DanspiIIe, q. g. itarb o1l einer
&omplifation BON &ranfbeiten Santes
%. Mubge, Monager oes Menger
Sotels.
- Der 80. September lit ip1b-
reno Der o~iesiabrigen Musiteaullg als
San Intonio ltllo Merifo Gag" be-
Itin1mt lpor6en.
Son Der ySnternatipnal Stems
Company" in Seem gorf erbielten mir
u@artenlaube" 8. %.
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0eraoe redt.

uSeit Sobren gebrall6e i'd OR.
Sings Neue 2ebenspiGen nno finoe
iie geraoe redt," iagt @. M. Seton
bon Sarrisbiae, q. s. 9ieie 8inen
belfen obne ltnannebmlibfeiter."
geites Mittel fir unper0auIidfeit
unO @alaria. 25c Bel Mo. 9reiB u.
81. Gobn & SO. @potbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-30

@uie @etrGnfe uno famoIer
2nn9 itets in 8nrsitaller's Saloun
1tno Geitanrant, @iIita StroBe neben
Der Saae Ser Sermannsiobne.
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Wetuimttt Nprteil.
9urd) Die Grfabrnng eines Sau
Mntoniers.

@ir iino in Ser Sat eliidli6, our9
oie @rfa6rurgen unIerer 9adbar1t
profitieren 5u fonnen. Die offentli-
den @rflaruneen zines Son Ml1=
toniers iiber BEN folgenoen @egen=
itano meroen SouIenoe BON 2eIern
intereiiieren. 2elt bieie Ingoben.
SIR fonnt feinen belieren 9elpeis er=
bdlten.
S. $. @ulom, gu6fiibrer. geo.
1927 Sit=Gommerce StroBe, Gan @n-
tonic, Seros, iogt: SD fiige be-
reitpiaigit mein 3elignis Dem biel=
Ter Inoerer 81 @uniten BON
9pon's Nieren 8iaen bel. Sd bate
beitGnoig S6mer5en I'M unteren Sell
meines Giidens uno 5mii6elt met
nell S6ultern uno i6 fiiblte MIDI
beifanoig i6mer lno beoriidt. gea6-
Dem ib BON 9oan's Gi1en geb0rt
botte, peri6affte ib mir cine S6od=
tel bon Der 8erar Drug Company
un0 begam tie 81 gebran6elt. gu
meiner l1eberroi6ung uno 3nfrieoelt=
belt erbielt i6 prompte Mbbiilfe nno
ale Sdmer5en in meinem &iider1
iinb peri6munoen. Sd fam iage1l
oaB 0oon's Nieretl 8iGen gerolt oas
iino, fir mas lie onsgegeben mer=
ben uno ooB fie 5uperldiiie in ser
Selling bon Nierelt= nno 8loIen=
2eiben iinb."
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-20
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State of Mississippi,
Forrest County, In Chancery Court.
No. 80.
Mrs. Ella Grantham, ct al, vs.. Mrs.
Mary E. Carter McCardle.
By virtue of "a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of said county, rendered in
the above styled cause on the 9th lay
of June, A. D. 1908, at the June Term
A. D. 1908, of said court, l, the un-
dersigned, duly appointed Special Con-
missioner of said court, will, on the
9th day of July, A. d. 1908, between
the hours of IL o'clock a. m. aad 4
o'clock p. m. sell, at the front dor
of the court house in said Forrest
County, to the highest bidder or bid
ders, for cash, except that no bid Of
less than 81, 500 for the property herein
first described will be received, the iol
lowing described real estate situated
| in the Counties of Forrest and Harri-
son, in the State of Mississippi, to-wit:
S " of s. " of n. e. u of N. q. u
and S. E. u of N. w. ", all in section
one, Township north of range Is
west in Forrest County and the state
of Mississippi; also lot No. II in
Block No. Q of the Factory Hill addi-
ton to the town of Gulfport, Harrison
County, Mississippi.
Dated this the 18th day of June,
1 A. D. 1908.
| T. e. BATSON,
Jun 10 3wks Special Commissioner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-20
What ufu. N. FOOTE THINKS
OFI.C. GETTING TO GULFP0RT
People in Gulfport Think the Illinois Central Will
Come and That MIR. Foote Will Be Elected.

The following article bearing on the
entrance of the Illinois Central into
Gulfport and containing an interview
with former popular citizen of Hat
tiesburg will be of interest to the PEG.
pie Of this city:
The statement In the Journal last
afternoon to the effect that the llli-
nois Central Railroad had completed
arrangements to take over the Gulf
port and Northwestern Railway with a
view of obtaining an entrance into the
great harbor and gateway at Gulfport.
has created widespread interest
throughout the city and has wonder.
fully revived discussion of new rail-
roads and raised the great expecta-
tons warranted by the natural facili-
ties and strategic points here offered
to the big trunklines seeking deep
water route.
Knowing that ex-President of the
Progressive Business League, Col.
George NJ. Foote had been officially
prominent in promotion of the Hines
road, and as progressive citnzen and
publie servant was ever on the alers
and lookout regarding new enterprises.
a Journal representative finally run
him down for the purpose, if possible,
of verifying the railroad rumors that
had put the whole happy burg on the
qui vive.
Mr.. Foote could give no exact in
formation regarding the railroad
though he said the prospects looked
good as were also his chances &c be
mayor of this coming city when al
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-20

The mortal remains of R. N. Collins
were laid to rest this morning in the
city cemetery, the Knight Templars
conducting the ceremony in their usu-
al appropriate way, each member feel
ing that he had sustained a personal
loss.
The funeral services at the resi-
dence were conducted by Rev. j. e.
Jones and Rev. H. d. Howell. Com.
forting passages of scripture were read
and Gods promises were quoted. 1t
was a sad assemblage of relatives and
friends who were there to pay the last
sad tribute. to one they loved and es.
teemed so well.
There were many pretty floral Offer
ings sent to testify to love and friend
ship.
The passing away of Mr.. Collins, in
the prime of life and full of bright
hopes for the future, was sad event
He had been sick for six weeks will
typhoid fever and although everything
possible was done for him, death ha{
marked him. and the whole commnnit,
feels the loss of a good and useii
man.
Great sympathy is expressed for th'
young and devoted wife, the father an,
other relatives of the deceased.
Court Adjourns.
AS a mark of respect Judge Cook
at 9 o'clock this morning adjourned
tae civil term of circuit court in tha
he, and others attending the court
ii, chit have an opportunity 10 atten'
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-06-20

these big railroad projects were syeri-
fed, making Gulfport the wonder and
pride of the coast. Another NAH also
endorsed this observation with the
remark that If the railroad was as
certain as Mr.. Foote'S election to the
mayoralty he would be willing to wa
ger his home roof that the l. c. was
coming in over the Hines right of
way.
Mr.. Foote stated that information
similar to that given by the JOURNAL re-
Gently had been sent out from Jack
son and seemed to have Zen written
as by authority from offtcial sources.
Also Golfers Weekly hnd several
weeks ago published map with rcd
lines showing the ports of Galveston,
New Orleans, Gulfport, Mobile AMI
Pensacola and made comment regard
ing the obvious van,age point Of Guif-
port in reference 10 the i5thmian
canal. Mr.. Foote further showed fy
diagram the Baton R,nge Hammond
ard Eastern crossing from the South
ern Pacific to the illinois Central jnS,
at Covington, themes to the Northeast.
ern at Pearl River sta on. from which
point over the proposed Hines route
II would be only thirtf eight miles into
Gulfport and deep water thus tapping
three great trunk linci, and enabling
all the roads in question to divert
shipments here, 'elieyc the pressure
at New Orleans, anu receive perish
able tropical fruits through this port
for quick distributor to Eastern ant
! Western markets.