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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
A Strong Pull All Together.

Reports from all over the nation
are 10 the effect that there is a gem
eral resumption OF activity In bust.
ness aud industrial circles, In Pas
clgoula many evidences Of this re-.
sumption are being made manifest,
and the promises for the immediate
future are rosy IN their aspect. Other
towns and cities are prepared or
preparing TO take every advantage
presented to further this activity and
60 bring In additional manufacturing
concerns and desirable settlers. That
Pascagoula does not intend to lag
behiud In this modern method Of
Improvement and development was
readily shown at the enthusiastic
meeting OF the Commercial Club on
last Monday night. The enthusiasm
there shown aud the expressions OF
confidence In the ultimate glory aud
greatness OF the Port OF Pascagoula
Will tend to create an even healthier
sentiment In that same direction, and
the efforts OF the organization IN the
future may be expected to receive
united and harmonious support aud
encouragement.
1t behooves every business and
professional man In the city to
enroll himself! as a member OF the
Commercial Club. The organized
effort is always superior and more
effective than individual effort, and
the per capita cost Is far less. The
Pascagoula people should profit 10y
the experiences OF other cities and
forget the recent unpleasant panic.
Forget there is such an expression as
hard tines and look on the pleas
ant and promising side OF the future
In reality that is the only side TO the
future for port SO God.favored as
is the Port Of Pascagoula. The few
dollars that may be contributed by
the citizens toward the expenses OF
the commercial organization should
not indicate the full aud complete
effort OF assistance toward the up.
building OF the port The moral
support OF the successful men Of the
community will tend To create aud
foster u sentiment OF encouragement
and enthusiasm that will iind it's
reflex action 10 the delightful har.
mony OF the song OF prosperity that
will spontaneously spring up from
every walk OF life.
The discouragng and disheartening
loud talk OF the unthinking citizens
is hut an expression OF the physical
appearance OF the leading merchants
and business men OF any community.
The latter feel that Encouragement
but wisely refrain from giving IL
utterance, while the mass OF the
unthinking, quick TO gather every
unfavOrable sign, rush pel nell into
the highways and byways shouting
their fears and approximations. A
recognition OF this fact by the leaders
OF any community will tend TO cause
them to lend their enthusiastic moral
support to united effort TO build
up the city as well as 10 ungrudgingly
contribute of theii worldly wealth.
Let's all pull together FOR a greater,
bigger aud srander PascaHoula!
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
Telephone Talk.

The telephone directory is conceded
10 be the very best city guide. 1t is
not only consulted by every one de.
string TO make a telephone call, but
every stranger visiting the city imme,
diately refers TO II TO lind or locate
some person: therefore, IL is invalu.
able as IN advertising medium. Els.
peclally is this true OF the Cumber.
land Telephone Directory, 1t Is not
read aud thrown aside, but is referred
TO hundreds OF times daily, and is on
duty day and night, You should be
listed In the directory IN a prominent
manner Call up our manager for in.
formation regarding extra listings or
advertising space In this valuable
book
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
X TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
lncorporated.)
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Captain Mayors Birthday.

Capt. =, X. Mayors celebrated the
sevcnty.seyenth anniversary OF his
birth last Monday, October 10, quietly
at his home. For more than year
he has been In feeble health, but
more recently he has enjoyed better
health and is apparently steadily i'm.
proving. On his anniversary this
year number OF friends kindly re.
membered him with tokens of friend.
ship, to all OF whom Captain Mayors
extends his appreciative thanks.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
City Of cagouIa.


Y Ford. mayor. SALARY Sept u days.....s $50
r. johnson, mayor, salary, Sept . days :. $50
q Parker clerk. salary, Sept............ 81
y u Becht, treasurer. saiary Sept ..,.,,.., N M
Eugene Gauticr, marshal salary. Sept. -. FOO
I'd Mansfield, police officer, salary, Sept. 40 o.
ID Chenowcth, alderman, per diem, Sept. 200
! johnson same. ...................... 2M
Morgan, same Observation-Disclosures. 2m
McNea f0unR, same. ..................... 100
w u Parker, same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gO
Woodmen Of the World. city hall rent. Sept u 20
Peter Lindsay, janitor city hall, scpt...... $50
Pelham, ice for city hall Sept ....... lN
q ID barnard privilege licenses and index. 81 d
STREET FUND.
Eug Gautter, labor allowance, Oct. ...... .S225 %
Eugene Gautier, str CON- salary, Sept...... % w
De Jean u Mitchell Co, feed. ............. Ills
Y N Can,y, supplies, 1888; feed SIS s5... is o.
II mewis, Stable rent. .................. 500
q Blackwell, shoeing. repairing Shovel. 80
James Glass, shoeing observation-disclosures. 1g
= Deimas, pillow point. ................ s.
Albert Bosafge, shells, 30 barrels. ......... $50
Smith Thompson Lumber Co. lumber..... IA
BEACH WATER WORKS FUND.
MOTIFS Munson, Keepers salary, Sept. ....$ Is 90
SCHOOL FUND,
byron LARK, Central school ianitor, Sept els 90
Kuble Moody, Beach school ianitor. ....... SIS
Murray Clark, Lake avenue school janitor.. as
Randall Martin, colored school janitor -. 2G
dom Moore, sanitary work, white schools. go
Guy ID Dean, county superintendent educa-
:, ton, salary, Aug and Sept .............. $40
w ~ 7oe Suiohviei pruning supples.... w
A Canty, supplies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as
A y Deimas, supplies ..................... SO
froi Linfeld superintendent schools,
salary Sept. ........................ IN Is
rroi y Bratton, teacher, salary Sept. 800
MISS Sadie Guice, same. Observation-Disclosures. $50
stiss MARIE k0urke, same. $50
Niiss shiiiey Nalverde, same............, 1000
Mss ANNIE watkins. same. .............. $50
Mss uctavla Evans same. ................ 500
MS Lou L Gordon, same .................. GOO
siiss Niaud Timer, same. 400
Mss maggie Walker, came. ...............6 600
Siiss n Meriwetler same .....,........ A
NJ Ahce Hull same. ..................... COCO
MISS i.yaa Meilwether, same. ,......,..,.. 40W
Luia " Hlll, same ..................,.,.. 3j 90
onion, same. ..,................... 60 %
FL. JOHNSON, Mayor
W. G. PARKER, Clerk.
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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Your cough annoys you. Keen on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes OF your throat II you want
70 be annoyed, But IL you want re-.
iief, want TO be cured, take Chamber.
lains Cough Remedy. Sold by all
dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
MARINE.
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PORT OF PAsCAGOULA.

OFFIOE DEMOCRAT-STAR,
Pascagoula. Miss, Oct. IA, 1910. :
REPORT for week ending Oct. 10, 1910.
ENTERED.
Oct. 6-Rus. bkt Betty, 34l tons, NJ
Grewe master, from Rio Janeiro, via
Barbados, consigned to l.. N. Dante
Ter Lumber 90.
Oct. 7--Br. sch. Hornet, 81 tons, A. NJ
Miller master, from Sagua La Grande,
Cuba, consigned to l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Go.
Oct. S-Br. sch. Delta, 287 tons, Geo. Sh err.
man master, from Havana, Cuba, con-
signed to l.. N. Esntzler Lumber Co.
Oct 9-Nor. blk. Ole Knudsen, 4l2 tons,
N. Gunnufsen master, from Fort de
France, Martinique, consigned to l..
Dantzler Lumb Der Co.
Oct. l0-Am. sch. Springfield, 53S tons,
w. d. Tomlin master, from San Juan,
Porto Rico, crnsigned to l.. N. DANTE.
Ter Lumber 20.
Oct l2-Br. bkt. Skoda, 65S tons, @. Snow
master, from Port OF Spain, Trinidad
consigned to l.. N. Dantzler I4br. Go.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Professor Pazaurek, originator OF
the museum OF bad taste In Wurtom.
burg, believes every art museum
should have attached to IL, as A mai.
examples,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Thc pleasant pufRatiye effect ex.
perleDced by all who use Chamber.
lain's stomach and Liver Tablets. and
the healthy condition Of the body
and mind which they create, makes
one feel Joyful Sold 10y all dealers.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

GENERAL EXPENDITURES
~ police justice, mayor and police dept. 1856 81
ly aldermen, clerk and treasurer, salaries 77S 90
by equalization and copy assessmt rolls. 800 90
ity ONCE rent, supplies, adv and fue..... j45 o.
~ attorney fees and court expenses. 374 l5
l,y sanitary dept, salaries and supplies. 3i7 90
ny hre dept, allowance and repairs ...... $50 IS
ny elections officers, adv and supplies. 154 rs
by city pound exp dogs killed and ex.
cess sale. ....................... 60 50
by electric lights and water II months. 1881 90
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Street Expenditures.

ii,,y street commissioners salary, gen1 I'd. 3 800
,By SUI foreman's salary str and gen1 I'd. $50 {
ny com on street dnes, str and gen'l fund III {
~ laborers pay roll street fund.-. ...... 1896 {
by prisoners expense tworked) street and
;, general fund. .,......; .:........... 100
by lumber, supplies and repairs general
: and street fund. -. .................. $50
by stable rent, feed, shoeing, general and
street fund. ...................... 473
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Oct. l3-Br. bkt Savoia, AZ tons, Cogs.
well master, to San Pedro do Macoris,
d. r., with 100000 II. lumber, val
&.8s5, by Robinson Land h Lbr. 90.
Oct. l6-Br sch. Hornet, 81 tons, Miller
master, to Gulfport, Mics.
Oct. l3--Br. sch. Doris NJ. Pickup, 49,
tons, Bodden master, to Havana, Cuba,
with $4,000 IT, lumber, val. Si,l65, by
II. q. Ganahl Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
VESSELS IN PORT

VESSELS IN PORT.
Br. 3. 5. Green Jacket, 1899, Davies.
Br. sch. Glenafton, 344, Eden.
Br. sch. NJ. J. Taylor, 377, Dukeshar.
Br. bkt. Skoda, 65S, Snow.
Rus. bkt. Betty, 2il, Grewe.
Nor. blk. Ole Knudsen, 4l2, tsunnufsen
Am. sch. Springfield. sis, Tomlin.
berts.
Am. sch. Griffin, 3OS, Jennett.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Most dlshRufing skin cfuptlons.
scr0fula, pimplrs, rnshes, etc, are due
tO impure blood lurdock Blood 1915.
tefs IL a cleaning blood tonic. Makes
you clear eyed, clear Drained, clear.
skinned
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

The only place in this city where
you can get the BEST Groceries at
the lowest prices. Quick delivery
and satisfaction guaranteed.
The De Jean & Mitchell Co.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Are you member Of the Com
mercial Club? II not, why notY
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14


Budget for Bond Redemption
Fund, 1911.
School building bonds Of 1904, one bond
and interest, due Aug l. 1gll. 4 1920 On
school building bonds of 1907, one bonds
and interest, due Jan ], 1911. ..,,.., 4l6 90
school building bonds OF 1909 interest
que Feb ], 1911. .......,......,.,... III O0
School building bonds Of 1909 one bond
and interest, due Aug |, 1911. ....,., All GO
Waterworks bonds of i9Os, one bond and
Interest, due Jan Il, 1911. .........,, gle 90
Waterworks bonds Of 1908. interest due
s, July 70, lOil.......:..:. ..:........ 3al 20
street Improvement bonds of 10000
one bond and interest, due Feb l. 1911 15i0 On
street improvement bonds of 1905 '0g
interest due Aug l. l9il.............. $40 90
Total bonds and interest. 5eoa m
Eureka Fire Hose Co. one note ...,,,. e;0n M
Sullivan Davis Co bal indebtedness. 1oso 40
Amount Of accrued balance due sinking
..,:...:.......... ................ $3.50 %
si5633 %
Amount balance on hand in bond re-
demption fund.- Oct l. 1910. 2os2 "a
A -
AMOUNT due sinking fund ..,.,......... 1850 20
y. anu y, II. VIC. PARKER, CLERK.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

!,y street Improvement general fund 80. 9 25
by street improvement, street fund, 49,. liz
BY street improvement, str improv fund III
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HVUs
Bonds, Interest and Payments on &c
ttflca of Indehfe dness.

BY bonds and interest paid, bond redemp.
ton fund ....,,...,,,..,.,,. s,so7 u
by Merchants and Marine bank loan and
interest, general fund.-. ....,..,......, 4l4s 4.
by sullivan 4 Davis, certificate of ndebt.
ednessl street Improvement fund $3.50, 290s 0:
sl2Ss2 OF
~ Total disbursements. ,"-,....,.....s 3sl12 N
by balance cash on hand, sundry funds. 3l0s 0,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14
Beach Water Works Expendltur rsyI .

by improvements, etc beach wks fund 1880
By expense, tapping, etc, bch W wks fund 1893 {
by keepers salary mos bch wks i'd. l0j {
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Indebtedness or the City Of Pascagoula,
school building bonds Of 1904. .$2il0O 90
School building bonds of 1907. 5000 90
School improv bonds Of 1907. 57OO 90
Watcrworks bonds Of 1908. -. 1I4OO 90
Street improv bonds OF la07-'OS $1,000 90
Total bonds outstanding. sealoo co
Eureka Fire Hose Co. two notes $1,000 90
Sullivan q Davis. two notcs.... 1859 20
Total notes outstanding...... 24s9 %
-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

Am. sch. Griffin, s05, Jennett.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-10-14

BY school improvement sch improv fund 8 676 O
~ school improv and repairs, school fund 301 2
ny !anitors and sanitary exp, school fund 355 Z
ny iuei and supplies, school fund. ....... 19l a
~ teachers salaries, o mos, school fund. GAS 0
l,,f sch supts salary, mos, school fund. 1869 &
by co supts salary mos school fund :. 249 0,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03

S-F-f.&. .Sf+-.s , =
ment. The good roads senti-
ment is gaining force rapidly and
Henderson county ought to
catch the inspiration. sOfcourse
tie taxpayetssshouI be per-
.mitted to decide upon the:
method 10 be employed in Inn
proving conditions. In our
opinion, the issue Of bonds for
road construction is by far the
most feasible wayof accomplish
ing results speedily. Future
generations willreceive the bene-
fit and will not object to assist
in paying the cost. We can best
serve our progeny by Serving
ourselves; we can best assure
them the opportunity of happi-
ness and prosperity by leaving
them the means and the culture
to appreciate and promote it.
Other counties are voting bonds
in adequate amounts to guaran-
tee needed road improvement,
why not Henderson? Single
townships in a number of coun-
ties have approved propositions
to issue 500, 900, in bonds for
road construction. What we
need here in order to obtain good
roads is first, the will to get
them; second, the money to
build them5third. to spend the
money right, These things
mean, of course, the collective
will, the concerted%action. the
unselfish purpose of the whole.
people. Let us put aside selfish
schemes and petty differences
and get together on propositions
that mean. something for this
town and county.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03

The expected has happened in
the nomination of Byron J. Luz
ther to be postmaster at Bit
more. AS recently suggested in
these columns, the administra-
ton needs the vote of Mister
John Grant in the fight with
those insurgent republicans up
there and the wonder is that Mr..
Taft has deferred action in the
matter even this long. The loss
of two or three votes in the
House would place matters in
the hands of the democrats and
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03
NOTICE!

The firm of the Carolina We
hicle & Harness Co., has been by
mutual consent dissolved, ]. H.
Hines taking over the harness
department and the Carolina We
hicle Co., taking over the wa
CONS, buggies carriages, etc.
This the End day of March,
1910.
CAROLINA VEHICLE co.
By MACK Rhodes, Sec. & Treas
S. G. Rhodes.
]. Mack Rhodes.
J. II. Hines.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03


ceedingly bitter effusion in oppo-
sition to a resolution providing
for the loan of some army tents
to the United Confederate Vete-
rams Association to be used at
their annual reunion in Mobile
the coming spring. He abused
the South, General Lee and
things generally down here.
When he had finished his TRADE
Senator Bankhead, Of Alabama,
arose and stated that he felt
sure the Idaho Senator felt better
now that he had spoken, and he
called for the ayes and nays on
the bill. Upon the call of the
roll every Senator present, ex-
cept Hepburn. voted aye, not
even his own colleague, Senator
Borah, standing with him. Re-
Fferring to the incident, the New
Haven Comm Journal Courier
speaks sensibly. 1t says:
"Manifestly the incident calls
for NO. comment beyond the. ex-
preston of regret, on, the one
hand, that a. senator11of @the
U~nitedsStates should seseonduct
himself a. to make hisacoqntry-
men blush, 9nd3the. expression Of
extreme satisfaction on the
hand, that there was pre-
sent In the Senate q Southern
Senator with the poise and Dig
nifty to teach him q needed lesson,
in the good manners of a$gentle-
man. To Idaho we extend our
sympathy.
Yes, the Southern Senator and
his fellow sympathizers in this
part of the country, while pos
sessed of a feeling Of, resent
ment which asserts itself upon
occasions of the kind referred to,
AS a rule, is inclined TO the
opinion that in this instance the
waver of the bloody shirt should
be pitied rather than censured.
1t is to the everlasting credit of
the Senate, and to the Southern
Senators especially, that the
vaporings of the two by four
spieler from Idaho did not so
muchlas create a ripple of re-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03
AN ERROR CORRECTED.

NV 6AtAlVIA
1t seems that some folks will
not be content to let North Caro-
lina's prohibition law alone. Sci
dom a day passes that does not
witness the effort of liquor adj
vccates to bring the law into dis
repute. One SANDER after
another has been put into circu-
lation since the act became effec-
tive and the State authorizes are
frequently called upon to answer
inquiries from other states con-
corning the result of it's opera
tons. The latest is from an in
terested parsonage in California
to Governor Kitchin. And these
are the indictments made against
the law by said correspondent,
as pointed>out in the News and
Observer.
IL It has been fiagrantly vio-
llated.
z. It has brought about dis
respeetferfheh law.
Mere liquor is sold now
efhafkunae the reign of the open
fAafO0ns. E
a. lit has decreased business
and {greatly Retarded progress
here. ~
s. It has corEa1pted the morals
of public officials andSprivate in
diViduals. -Es
6. It has broughtsocia hypo-
crisy and lowered the standard
of morality IN the State.
In his reply. according to Raj
.efgh correspondents, Governor
Kitchin said he could not recall
any instance in. which the law
was not enforced by the courts;
that hundreds of violaters have
been convicted under it's proYi-
sions and, while there is oppo-
sition to it among violaters, law
abiding people, in every walk of
life, respect and obey it. The
Governor further declared that
far less liquor is sold, and much
less drunkenness and crime has
been seen in theState, since pro-
hibition came than was exper-
fenced under the high license.sys-
tenn. He denied, with emphasis,
the charge of bankruptcy and
called attention to the highly
prosperous condition of our
larger cities and towns which
had local prohibition before the
statewide law was enacted, call
ing attention to the fact that the
tax rate had notsbeen increased,
nor any business injured except
the whiskey traffic. There is
progress in every line of en-
,deavor," says the Governor,
(which gratiies every good
citizen and patriot; no corrup-
ton of officials; no more social
hypocrisy than before, and is
just as successful as any other
law on the statute books" The
Governor drove the truth home
and the people generally will
applaud his utterances.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-03-03

sentiment in that body, or else
where. This has long been a
reunited country and the South
is now avery large part of it.
Her great leaders in the past
need no defense and Senator
Bankhead did well to treat Mr..
Hepburn with silent contempt in
his efforts to berate men like
Robert E. Lee.