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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-21
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-21
TERMS

Board and Lodging per day .........Si 90
Per week Observation-Disclosures. q 90
Rent for Cabins per week ....3 90 to 4 90
VIII keep feed stable fo~ visitors at
reasonable rates. Good pastei ige for stock
furnished at low rates. and will saw to those
wishing to visit the springs and come by
way Of Amory that have made arrange
ments to run hack from there to the
spring. for the accommodation of visitors
at a reasonable price Cabins for rent from
this date on the balance of year.
F. NJ. Armstrong,
May 81, 8m.1 Manager Hotel
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-06-21
Texas.

Don't buy ticket for any point
until you have consulted the Agent
of the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
Railway.
w H Winfield, Gent Agt. Pass Dept
Texarkana. Tex. d. Miller,
6en'I Pass Agtst, Louis, No
WP Holman, General Manager,
Texarkana. Tex.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
VagarIes of the Law.

A Pennsylvania court has been called
upon to decide whether IL is criminal for
a school teacher TO punish boys by COM
pelliDg them to cit with the girls.
In the town of Woburn, Mass, the
following resolution was unanimously
passed In town meeting in 1910: mo
manner OF person shall entertain another,
either married or other wise, for longer
time than three days without the con-
sent OF four OF the selectmen."
Two Illinois farmers, living near Tus-
cola, went to law over q Sd pig more
than three years ago, and the case was
appealed until IL reached the circuit
court. That court has just decided that
one Of the litigants shall pay for the pig
and the other pay the costs. Altogether,
In costs and attorneys fees, the pig has
cost the two men ST. $50.
A dog testified to his ownership in the
Hennepin county Mimi court. He was
claimed by two men, one OF whom stated
that he had been stolen from him two
years before. AT the word of command
Of his old master the dog said grace,
bowed, opened the door, and went
through number Of clever tricks, at
once settling the question In his owners
favor.
In the Wayne circuit court, Detroit,
on Monday, Judge Brevoort disposed of
the case of Melvin Newton vs.. William
Gordon, in which damages were claim
ed because G0rdon's dog had attacked
NewtoD's horse, causing 1t to run away,
smash his buggy and badly iDjure the
Plaintiff and his wife, by ruling that
Newton had right to recover damages
which his horse had sustained by bite
and fright, but nothing for damages to
buggy, himself or wife. The jury award
ed $3.50.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

G. l.. Berry, ranchman of Laramie,
W. t., has killed fourteen bears this win
ter.
Pennsylvania republicans are said to
be quietly engineering boom for sena-
tor Cameron for president.
Anthony Parslow, of Albany, N. Y.
ate 10 feet inches ofcOrn cakes 3inches
wide and inch thick the other day.
A New York girl gives as her reason
for smoking cigarettes that sit makes
her think there is a man around"
President Clevelsnd's bust, made Of
pulp to which $4,000 OF tattered our
rency has been reduced, Ia now on sale
at Washington.
J. Scott Hartley, a New York sculptor,
has just completed life-siZe marble
bust of Ada Rehan as Katherine In
Tanning the Shrew."
A Brooklyn woman has completed a
crazy quilt with 24,7S2 pieces in it. Her
husband Is said to button his suspenders
with a horseshoe nall.
David +. Ritohie, an experienced and
accomplished journalist, assumes the
editorship of the Ssratogian, succeeding
DR.. j. Ii. Woman, who retires to take
the management Of Outing.
Cardinal Gibbons is said to be the
favorite OF English, German, and Rus
sian cardinals for the highest office In
the church when Pope Leo dies. An
American pope would be decided in
| Dovati0n.
Fraulein Lilli Lehman, the prima
donna Of the German opera company,
was married Friday to Herr Paul Ko-
lisch, the tenor, who came to this ooun-
try for the express purpose Of making
her his wife.
A New York newspaper man makes it
practice to give from TO 10 cents to
every beggar who accosts him on the
streets. He has found after long follow
ing this practice that 1t costs him less
than dollar week.
At the press dinner given to Colonel
John A. Cockerill In New York last
week Mr.. Depew was guest, and when
somebody happened to mention his
name In connection with the presidency.
every man jumped to his feet and cheer
ed wildly. Yet the dinner was given to
a democratic managing editor.
A young man arrested as one of those
engaged In a robbery up In Maine where
$50 GOO was secured was brought to trial
the other day and surprised his counsel
and cOnfederates by pleading guilty. He
gave an assumed name and asked to be
sent to the penitentiary rather than
have his family known and disgraeed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
MoRSELS OF MIRTH.

Strawberry-box bottoms are 10 the
market.-Puck.
What to expect In bOnnets women
Detroit Free Press.
with the treasury department using
1900 towels q month Ii looks as II the
financial crash were already here
Courier-Journal.
This Is the season when a man who
wants to remember The poor can sit
down and think OF himself all day long.
Shoe and Leather reporter.
A little girl OF six, writing stories
about George Washington, said,
George Washington never told a lie,
neither did Martha, "-Westfield mass. J
Times.
Examinations for entrance to the New
iork asylums are 80 strict that few resi-
dents OF the Empire state know enough
10 go erazy.-Duluth Photographer.
Lieut.. A.-"You were not at the play
last nightP" Lieut.. B.-"Didn't want to
spoil the success OF the piece by divert
Ing the attention Of the public. Ter
man Paper.
Z. L. Barnum, the showman,i is quoted
as saying that he would accept the re-
publican nomination for president. But,
despite bis profession, Barnum has no
show.-Norristown Herald.
Wife-'T declare am almost ashamed
TO go to church with this hat on, IL
isn't at all the style" Husband-"Is
THE Bridget's Sunday outP" Wife
NO" Husband-"Why don't You Dor
row hers T-Harper's Bazaar.
LaDdlady (whose attention has been
distracted for moment) why, where
10 Mr.. Dunley? thought he was cary-
ing the duckl Mr.. Dunley from under
the table)-It's all right, Mrs. Hendricks:
I'm after the duck.-New York Sun.
my errand here tonight" said a
young lawyer to a dsmsel on whom he
mao called, reminds me OF the cry of an
OWL" Indeed" said the maiden:
what is your errand here tonight?o
CCourtship. To wit to woo."-Boston
Friend-"I hear that you have mar.
ried lately" Benedict-"Yes, 1 am
married man." "Allow me to coppratp-
late you on the happy EVENT. "Thank
you; MY wife is modest little woman
II should infer SO from her choice of a
nusDand.-Texas Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
George Has a Racker.

Mr.. H. Livingston, young man OF
this city, and we'll known here, woh
$50 last night by betting on Greek
Georges wrestling match and although
George is an entire stranger to Livings-
ton he offers to back George against any
man In the city for $3.50 side. Livings-
ton means business and can be seen at
the Ranch saloon at O'Clock tonight.
IL George wishes to see his new friend
he can also call at the Ranch at this
hour.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
PERSONAL.

l.. f. Lesdernier. a school teacher, lie
at the Southern from New York.
A. G.. Alice and w. G.. Butler are at
the Southern. Both are stockmen.
w. l.. Crawford, of Austin, is at the
Southern.
Mr.. Lawrence Cole arrived last night
from New Orleans and was warmly
greeted by his many friends here.
III Q. King, a merchant OF Stockdale,
Is at the st. Leonard hotel with his fam
lily.
Mr.. X. X. ClarIdge has returned from
a visit to Captain Tuttle's ranch, In
Frio county.
Manager Denman of the Spanish bull
fighters paid the LIGHT office q call this
morning. He says bis exhibition will
be sure to come of Sunday March 18th.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
County Association.

The state superintendent Of educa.
ton, the superintendent of the Bexar
county schools, together with all the
trustees and teachers OF said schools are
in the city today and held a meeting at
the High school this morning at II
O'Clock, and organized a county school
teachers association. The county Judge
and commissioners are In full sympathy
with the movement and think IL will
elevate the standard Of our county pub
lie schools.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02

Mr.. Leslie Ward, best known as "Spy,"
the brilliant oartoonlst of Vanity Fair,
is slowly recovering from q serious Ill.
ness. He is one OF the handsomest men,
bers OF family noted for good looks.
His father was E. J. Ward, the we'll
known historical painter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
Progress.

An amended charter for the Crystal
Ice company. Of San Antonio, was filed
at Austin yesterday.
The charter of the Texas Improve
ment company was also fled. One OBJ
ieot Of this company is to establish a
hotel IL San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
GNM,t SNeeM mig Mig
Nights is the
complaint of

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy It is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles.
sold on a positive guarantee at 10e., 5Oc.
Raglhnd g Kennedy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
Recorders Court.

John Reeves, S.. drunk.
Robt. Bohanan, So, vagrant.
John Graham, $40, fighting.
Greek George, $40, fighting.
Jim Taylor, So, immoderate riding.
Chas. Copy, So, drunk and disorderly;
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02

Mrs; Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways De used for children teetning. II sootbes
tne cnlld, softens the gums, aliays Mi main
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy foT,
diarhea' rs cents bottle Talv
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
Tie Luck of a Lousy Calf,

Is he who has not got one dollar to
buy ticket for March 18th drawing.
Tom Yates has them for sale at 204
West Houston street. Call and get one
before it's too late. 2.27-2W
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02
Modesto,

fashionable dress making by Made.
moiselie MARITIME, No. lO2 Crockett
siIeet' 2.29-lmo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02

RAI &C For fine drinks,
ONGL - S. Q. BALL, 6 Main plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02

Texas National Bank, San Antonio
a. Lew y Co, Bankers, Victoria,
huoWe y Lobet, Bankers, Galveston
mercantile National Bank, New York
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-02

|
| greens, shrubs, roses and flowers, In
greater varieties ever brought to the
San Antonio market, at Moody's, No.
| q, Alamo plaza. 23-tf
Genuine T. NJ. backing, 10 cents:
Royal shoe dressing, 10 cents; Sapolis,
10 cents, at Wagner & Chabot's. l-l3-tf
The great and only Gonzales, the
most versatile performer on the variety
stage, can be seen only at the Washing
ton theatre. 2.29-tf
The iron railing and stone curbing
for the court house at Richmond was
awarded to Frank Teich, Of San Antonio,
his plan selected. 29.Gt
Mrs. Delhi, No. 225 Alamo plaza, ex-
tends thanks to all her former patrons
and desires to inform the public general
ly that she will do the most stylish and
finest dress making on short notice.
Please call. 2253t
The contract for the iron railing and
stone posts around the custom-house at
New Laredo was awarded to Frank
Teich Of San Antonio, and his plans
adopted. 29.Gt
To-day being Texas Independence
Day and a legal holiday, the public
schools are closed as are the banks and
public offices.
The bull-fght is postponed to March
18th. Apropos, well known lawyer who
Is an advocate CT the prevention OF GU
city to animals, 10 taking legal steps TO
prevent the affair.
Divine services at the Temple Beth
FL this evening at s O'Clock and on to-
morrow morning at 10. Subject Of leo
ture this evening: "The Religious
Struggles Of the Present Day. Public
invited. Seats free.
Leon Hall and Bob Hardesty were
members Of the Sunset Social club and
both were young men. Hall Is not yet
dead, but is not likely to recover.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-15
TICKETS, tIncluding supper,) % 90.
Il-13-td
SEA az AND COUNTY, TAXES.

Notice ia hereby given, that the As
sessment Roll of the County OF ElEo,
State of Nevada, hns been received by
me, and that the State and County
Taxes are now due and made payable
to me at the Treasurer Office in the
Court House IN EIko, Nevada, and the
law in regard to the same will be strict
" enforced. All taxes remaining un
paid on the 19th day Of November next
will be delinquent and 10 per cent. will
he added thereto for delinquency as
provided by law.
Q. w. HULL,
Courty Treasurer,
OF Elko county. Nevada, and ex ofticio
Tax Receiver.
E'ko, Oct. 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-15
warning to 1'respussers.

All persons are hereby warned to
avoid fencing lands belonging to the
undersigned on the North Fork of the
Humboldt river, also TO refrain from
driving onr stock off our ranges in that
vicinity. Trespussers will be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law.
MURPHY e. HILL,
HalIeck, May 26, 1888.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-15
I.noE. Hazel

We heve just received large stock
of Ladies' Hats, Ladies' Dress Goods,
consisting Of Ginghams. Linens and
Woolenp, and Gentlemen's Clothing,
oil of the latest and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
3-28,. J.. RosEEsTocK.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

r''d goa evrr try % tars canary bird
snti feaca 10 siuo'e tricks. such a. rerchiag
ea yeur faser or taxing SD from ysur
rsln ~ vre pcss-zs q bird suppose yea
r,ska t,a ssterf-t n y0u xrs very gentle
cad ratie. ard fha bird ia young yoa wiii
Flceresl eel5rn Days gives the feN0win.
airi>e 1a tsa Fubiect.
Fiace tre c=Sa en = sahia rear T1u. after
= iittle rorfevrncs with tlle bir.l. iarrrsincs
fc<af between - wirrz. rear The iavorlse
rrrh. teiaing &c there patiently. yourself
cccupsi wi.h hook ~ paper he While
Presently. IS s stews - DEPOSITION - harm
tiln. ~ csrf iCgslF gees ~ - cxainipa it.
fata = re-ks to asreft8ln t. aaslstY nav ~
hs 81 81 t That is reil 10 ~ lonxar fears
it Pay s4 VITA a ltrsa bird looa sat aim
srsy Hsxf tar trv h'a sGlss. us may
e fsrtaer ard igat On is. er hs may ~ sav-
erai a. ztt-.ag tsus farallsar Es pat.ent
Cnte ttss tep s -lfsinsi. vary the prc-
rrae,rle ~ irtesiictnE ~ Gnrpr ia ether
sfc.s e rf a,co Eht "a 81 as any pciat
- sr-'t fsea try tae ioor az arst thr1st-
siT tha E.fer snler - Nsxt tIfne fiSssn q
etel. tlfktslog es-zpx With tts rrss 9f -
aand - 7re earsr ex.ess,is e,afr Whea
- asrtats ca s.. drsa a..n forta brl =.
rrxe tine a.nrt aiir 80 the s~r-a en-sils =
iittis. AMI 81 on. = q strrt ti1ae gsst havs
hnf - ccea tss ca-s soe-. urlilE a singer.
snd 81 IS SIRE A. - te t ard - aaaT ts,s
~ -ai'el s, anr paft - tlse roens - rszt en-
fes fsni1r cere4 Nest ssr3s tara th.s
fen1liarf 81 e tse csrs ~ ttere ara
t.cer s1a - tsTe cr fa1f ree<s atout Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
The Immnrfal Texan.

Sam Houston was not rendered so cynical
by his frs. unfortunate venture as to render
him unfit for married life, as his more than
fifty years Of unauoyed happiness in that re-
lation amply demonstrates. Hc not only
married after becoming citizen of the re-
public Of Texas. but was devoted husband
and a judicious father, dying in the midst of
his family in 1862. One of his sons Inherited
a considerable share of the fathers sturdi-
ness and talents.
To illustrate Houston's devotion TO his
second and real wife, the following incident
was related to the writer Of this by an Old
Washington habitue and journalist, who
knew hirn well during his senatorship-
1859. Houston was know 20 be intensely
fond OF arusosnents, but no friends could in
siuce him 70 attend the theatre, circus or a
pubHc ball Being rallied ON his Puritan
ISM by Mr Clay. The old hero Of San ia
cinto quietly rcplicd: Il am not personally
cf opinion that there is anything wrong in
those rscreations; but my wife il deeply re-
Iigious woman; she is most strcnuoEsly op-
posed to the theatre, etc., and though she has
never even hinted that she would rather I
should avoid such places, yet, knowing her
sentiments, think my foregoing 81 momen-
fary a pleasure but a small cross for me -
bear 70 insure her moro perfect happiness. -
Chattanooga Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

at like 10 be interrupted" said Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, sand that is one reason
why ike New York there is no other place
where interruption comes 50 easily.
s'No, / am not one Of the poets who fly TO
nature I don't mean any disTespect TO ma
ture; the psthlsss forests are very fine things
in themselves, but they don't inspire me like
human bcings, human thoughts and human
doings I want 70 be among people and feel
the pulse OF humanity throb. enjoy having
my fellow creatures about me. like to hear
the teams rattle by IN the street. / Ike TO
stop work now and then aud so out and walk
down town, and sec the world busy IS 1t IS
busy here in the city every day.
II believe | write best with people about
me in the room. OF couse, l shouldn't wish
To feel that they wsre dependent on me for
entertainment, but / like the atmosphere Of
a social company, chatting among themselves
and speaking TO me now and then. 1 can
join in the talk and then go back to pen and
paper lust as readily as if / were alone"
And you don't find the thread OF your
thoughts broken or confusodf
..If / stop half dozen times know that
the lines viii run just IS smoothly in the end
rs If had turned the key upon myself and
insisted on a fine frenzy in solitude. mean
il: like 20 be interrupted It is two months
ago now that poem came TO me at the the
atre one night had time TO write a few
verses only, and since then have been out
Of town, and have been learning to cook
and have had other writing 10 do. 1t was
not until Sunday evening that found time
to iinish that poem There were people here
until 1880, but when was able to sit down
u l.
fresh and as naturally as il tho thought
hadn't been interrupted for weeks in finding
expression. r-Eliza Putnsm Heaton in Buff
faIa NexVc
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Giant Ganraueus, one ef the ~Taree
Cttd ff.a.liz, lalrol1ced recea1lJ a1t Tor
fhe a-st time iass yooas folks iteratore, By
zir goan Dilal. ~. vas = s-aAt the lks ~
whica Won have sever before real 81. Giant
G4rgaztua nss only bat az. eloruo1s mouth
hE- 90 sagr1na1s appeti-e. al u vE.ch a.
cocrts for tas stery of tho ''s,lx illgzinls IA
. Salatn Slz seary little pilgrims al tlss
way mem 81. - sasrlan. Palred 70 ress for
tas rlgas hetaecl tae lcstaees Ia the royal
par.lea .sters x1sF we're saatcned 10 along
vita thaee erssns snd esixed iato a saled by
hungry Gsrsaa1ua. 30 sooher Vas tee
sassd maze. ttaa the glaat began - eat the
Istsuees as.d with Tie .ettaces - goobis up
tas poor pllgT.l4s y 40 og this tine were ia a
great fright
Tie arss ttinz they dill, On being gobbled
N Vas 70 draw themselves erB frcn Gar-
s.lntuas greas teeth - vel as they could,
fhinzfrz te1. tssy had been cast into a deep
d.sasesa That wzs bad eaOugh, bus when
Garearroa bean - swailow MS big drink,
scrdng it rushing Gowa his throat Ike a
defaxs. they foa2d taen,s~ls~s IN danger OF
being drowned. aad began 10 hop Tor their
lives. Trapirg niUSiY b7 tho All Of thelr
stats. they succeeded st iasr II getting Oslt
cf ths throat and Fading refuge catsiie q
the giants teeth. By II iuc<, however, ono
af th.sua, feeling here and there With his star
20 know wketaar the country around WAS
quite safs, gave q Sudden plunge into the
hollow q bad tooth which had been tron-
bling the giant for ssns tiaae. At this Car
eantsia bean 80 roar with the pan hs felt
AL be oond think of IN his agony was 70
cnn Tor his toothgick- When ne got it hs
BEGAN 70 prod vieso1Sly into the bed tooth
A. lass be 9rs~ tired. and putting his finger
into ht raouth ne hanl>d OCT one of the pill
erirns by ths leg, another b tho wallet,
anotber by his purse. another By the arm.
ard tks per- man who bad cansed al the
trouble By bis neck. ard throw each On ths
ground a. ooe might dsh bous.
A aoon a. taey found Themselves on tae
ground. withoas ssopping % explain how
h ksrpsaed that th~y had been found in rHs
lsatsce bea. asd feeiing sure that GarEantna
had net s-en sheps. scanpersd away a. fast
ns thar 49, could carry them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Suiphur tAtks are sometimes or8ered for
persons sZGsr.ng from raeunsatlsln. Good
Housekeeping teias ilst how to give thess and
other L4t1s. A quarter 0f = potnd of sal
gharased got2sA Is adsled % about twenty
gallons lor six paiisl OF hot water-enough to
eoElplsteiy i1anlerss the body. Tho tempera-
turs q ske water should nos be allowed 20
fal below - dsg2 The patient should Do
srapped Ia Z sheet and Flaced ia the bath.
remaining ths-s for SONG tine. Tho head
must be keps cool with elo-hs dipped IN ice
water. A warns blanket muss BE- ready 10
receive tie tssther when tia bath Is finished.
Spoagiag with salt water Is often recon-
nelded a. a tonic for delicate persons A
roEnd q coarse salt i dissolved in four gal
Ions u water, and the body vel sponged
with the aolction- After drying, brisk fric-
ton should % applied over the whole sur
face.
vaPor bath can be given by seating the
person IN cane bottom chair, pinninQ a
blanket srocad tie neck and ls5sing il fan to
he gro1nd on Al sides. Uader the blanket
place large pan, two-thirds fuil OF boiling
water; int this plunge hot bricks, one at
time two or three VIII % enough. In a
short time tho patient VIII be IN perxpira-
ton Dry with warm towels and put hin to
bed. This is effectnal treatment for a bad
cold, II ths sufferer can BE- kept warm the
uext day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Ihavs often been asked to explain how a let
ter carrier wallis alon~, apparently With ease,
AZ rapid gsi. over slippery ground, aud runs
M and down icy front steps. while other
folks are barely able 20 Keep their footing
while they creep slorg fl rubbeTs or With =
So. of those steel prong nuissnees fastened to
their shoes The carriers sooa learn 70 walk
over slippery places without falling becanss
We have - much q il "a do. and experience
has taught us how We should handle our bod
iez and legs vixen ou dangerous ground
When passing over siaety places we donf
walk erect. but bend forward. taking short
stems ana never letting sae foot ~et FER away
fror, the other Then, wsen ve stsr. tha
foos is pat ae~a soiialv. ell # Is a. snoe. IN
the eround. witb 10 hsel aad 10 movement.
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