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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Prof. and Mrs. Eckhardt are putting
forth brave efforts. for fine music at the
Common cement. We trust the Professors
twenty years of toll at Whitworth may
be crowned with the brightest success
the fates and his talents can hestow.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

AS the character of tibet is written in
his countenauce, so likewise do worms
portray their presence in the child's
features, Hasten to give Shriner's Indian
vermifuge TO destroy and expel the
pests.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Sam Zwirn, who for the past six years
has been working here, left last week tor
Summit where he goes to work for Hyman
& Co. He is a good and deserving boy
aud will make his way.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Major Wilmoth extends u special iuvi-
tatIon to all his country cousins to call
and give his soda water and other good
things trial. He will take particular
pleasure in serving all who will favor him
with their patronage.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Mrs. Caroline Rousseau, we'll known
and greatly esteemed By many persons in
this community, died at the residence of
Col. Reedus, near Martnsville, Tuesday
night. after protracted illness, and was
buried at Sharon, her old home, yester-
day, She was the aunt of Rev. A. +.
Watkins, of this place, who attended her
dying bedside and accompanied her re-
mains to their final resting place,
Dell Jordan and Cornelius Davis, two
negro boys about IA, were out near the
Larkin place last Saturday evening with
Il little 22-calibre Smith d Wesson pistol
which it seems they conceived the idea
of practicing with. The result of the
fun was that Cornelius received bullet
in the brain above left eye, from which
he died Tuesday night.
The WhitwOrth Commencement invi-
tations are out and are the handsomest OF
the kind we have ever seen. There is
nothing shoddy about WhitwOrth. Pres
ident Fitzhugh has the LEADERS thanks
for one of these lovely cards of invitation,
of which something near thousand
have been issued.
Our clever friend Maj Wilmoth has
added an ice cream parlor to his already
popular establishment. Lace curtains,
pictures Oh the walls and general air of
coziness make it most inviting place
for ladies and their escorts. AS for the
ice cream, that Is the best. We have
tried it.
Prof, and Mrs. W. b. Murrah attended
the exercises of Centenary College, Jack
son, La, where this gifted divine preach
ed the commencement sermon.
DR.. j. o. Frilick, our accomplished
dentist, left yesterday for Brookhaven
where he will be absent until next Tues
day.-Meridian Democrat.
DIR. E. J. Mitchell, is now located in
Jackson and is associated with DIR. Watts.
We hope he will be successful in his new
home.
Mrs. Zula Malone, of Atlanta, Georgia,
arrived Tuesday evening on a visit to
her aunt Mrs. Ellen Hardy.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07
FREIGHT TRAINS
BROOKHAvEN MARKET.
Prices Currer Corrected Weekly.

Prices CurreT Corrected weekly.
Neal, 3.75
Flour. sac
Bacon, 9taI0c
Lard, 10c a
Hams 12iG l5c
Sugar, IA Zoe
Coffee, 20a25c
Rice, 7010c
Tobacco. 35a75r
Butter, 15a i0C
Salt, fine, Sl.50a
Calico, sore
Brown Domestic, s09c
570Sc
Bleached Z" 6Q12tc
COtton-Good ordinary, II
Low middling, sta Ste
Middling, e!Gs4
Eggs. loo
Chickens, I.50a 81 40
Hides-green sailed, &c
= Dry sailed, 81
" Flint 81 a7G
WOol-Washed, 2Jc
" Cnwashed, l5c
- slight bury, l6
.. Medium bury, l0c
" Bad bury. sc
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Capt. VIM. Boles is again very sick, we
are sorry to know.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Illinois Central Railroad.
n,nNu NnE1n lpAIIYl.

bDlNb NOElH tDAlL j.
ENPEEsss Leaves n. o.. .y:ly a. ia.
ARM es Bro"khsven, 2:53 p. IN.
Arrives at Jackson, 5;l5 y. NJ.
No. 4 ExPREss-Lcaves N. o, $50 p. IN.
Arrives BrUokhaven, 9:47 p. IN
Arrives at Jackson, ll:3I p. m.
UoING SOUTH DAILY.
No. ExPR.-Lves. jackson. .4:3O p. III,
Leaves Brookhaven, 6:22 p. IN.
Arrives at y. o., ii p. m.
No. NAIt-Leayes jackson. .1:2S o. m.
Leaves Brookhaven, 3:2S q. m.
Arrives New Orleans, ego q. IN.
Nos. aud do not stop at flag sta
tious Nos. aud 2 stop at all stations.
All trains stop at BroOkhaven.
rV~Traius both ways make close con-
nectIon with ali Of the /. c. branch roads.
FREIGHT TRAINS
NJ mixed going north leaves Brook.
haven Mt 9:35 a. NJ.
No. mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at 1858 p. NJ.
~ Mixed F. lights DO not run on Sun
day and nop~ .cs south on Monday.
Z. 81. BEE,
Local Agent.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07

Fine Sugars and Extracts at PowelPs.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-07
rovvN AND COUNTY ITEMS,
,,...h teas ut POwrli's.

,.rclI's Patent Flour is the best.
p.,,rbiug 10 town last Sunday was non
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Il IS a latent signal transmitser called the
:olessme. In al former means Of comnuni-
cation Of this kind tho moment the signal
was operated at one stand it was transmitted
70 the second OF receiving stand Such was
the case With the telephone, and telegraph.
ard push button. and railway signals, etc
Thls made It necessary that there should be
SOFA person or instrument az the receiving
stan3 20 receive the signals at the instant
thy were operated, or else the sending oper-
Rtor would have 70 wait uGtl the receiving
operator was at the receiving stand, and,
also, the receiving operator would have to
leave whatever he was at to keep the oper-
ator 1t the sending stand from waiting.
Vow tie principle Of this latent signal is that
instead OF being transmitted Immediately, il
remains locaad up, set or stored at the receiv-
ing stand and sUbject 20 the control of the
rcceiving operator. after it h1s been set or
prepared oy TIE sender. In o1her words, it
Is a SORT OF combination telegraph and phon-
ogrsph.-Chicago Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

II IS very difficult in this country 10 awaken
suflcien, RuSso-phobia. the prevailing Eng
Ish disease. 70 prevent our hearty sympathy
with the enterprises OF the colossal empire
thet IS now civihzing Asia by backward
movement The railroads that have opened
Turksstan and al Central Asia 70 commerce.
and ulRds It safN for an honest man 10 visit
thosc re- .ons. are nov 70 be followed by three
great Razso-Chinese railways, connecting The
tw1 empires in such way ss 70 develop trade
and travel IL Is impossible for tho imsgina-
ton 70 picture the result OF this gift Of MOD
srn enterprise to this oldest and iarzest con-
tinent. which has for 50 many ages been a
mere horus OF thieves and bands OF murder
ers. Al the present rate Of progress Asia
viii ia thirty years more Be entirely netsed
with railroads and te.esraphs. Globe Demo
Graf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

sugsrs-Cnt ioar s3.e, grsnlla,et re. "a
tktra 80. ss 81. tcli1w &C. 8 90 &C.
Soi.ee--iireen hlu. q &c. 40 r0tsIe1, 2 .
G. java. green. lose. JaEs. n1e-tcd. SEE
81 hsracalla). foasset. 3 --c. Mexican. roasted, -
1-c
Teks-Jspau. dne. a59f5c, JaD4n. medium, -
= soc, oriila8rg, l>ss &c, Hyson. 308t5c. gun
powder. --ts5tcs oolons. o5,&7oc. Congo, p :
s-c.
flour g. 20 PER cwL. s. % per bbi: patent pro
eess o. per e,ft., . 20 per b9l-. al wheat dolc
g. fes eva, sAi0 per b0L; oucxEneaf. g.
Der cNt.
NH Feed-screening.. SIS per ton. bran, SIS
ships, g. Sd. micclugs, slsEl9.
Eeet-coro a1d oa-, s4ia-2
keIosene Cu-Mlchlgan tess. l01Sc per gallon;
water wulie. Iltsc-
Gasoline nike per gallon
cceds-CioFer. 5.5 IS. timothy s. SQT165
Sait-Alcltsan. &c. kssleru. 81 IS
Ftsh-No. 4 WhI.efsh, Si5oc7lo Der half b5l.,
trout. tl1ouot o. col. sai. 0ttlc per 10: clans
SC per hundred. oysters bulk. s. 0tasf IS gallon
stanossds. &c can; selects, &c can. smoked hall
cut. lie.
PORK In barTels-Aess pork. Chicago packed.
tlas1; extra short cuL sls.eo: Standard clear
back, 2lJ0y.
.LArd-Tierc sc. 20 and 50 ID tubs, SIC: 81
y, round TINS. leo cases. sc: Ia tin pals Sc
Beef ln barrels Extra Easss warranted 20 lbs,
10. extra, b0neless. $50.
Butteriae-Dairy, solid packed lie; rolls and
prints, G creamery sold. l6c, extra cream, cry
paCkesl. isc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

O.. Cod Work On tse Coast whst II
Expeet~si ol HIM the CsnaiR- season

a.. Cod wart on tna Coast vybss II
Expectei ef HIM the CsnaiR- season
saortlv before Van lsft Tor ths coast SAYS
ne Chicago correspond of the sr0r.ii8
LVr. Aasou called aiU to zee SIDE ard sad;
.. Xou are . baI p.aTcr. Van sad the
oid nan. sni I thlus e ~h.v well &C yau-
srdzinr entirely. ~ co1rse. frsm the wor<
yon have done and fhe manner in whica yon
have conducted yeUzseif since you haFo
been with no Ckicago club But yaa need
sessoning nv boy. seasoning fou want
b s.essly that nus &C yours Little, SO tass
70 vii nos get away " .h vol every rlnle t1a
other fellows commence o. pound yCu . ~
he. Teu snow no1v ao 6st. Tou cor s- Jour
position wcH and rou aro hrst-rats befv ccn
bascs-m fact, there is 20 poins TIA; / can
TAX 70 you aside from your arE ~ selfcouS
nand "a ID horse can uot tr0t Ia %
With sresn drvsc holding the hues. b.
uevs vou have got q 2 lE xais IN ycu. and
al asst s sIt f7r yea ~ ao e - bring tout.
N8v. when r9u ~ ogt % 'Frisco th's fsl.
uerf Tor seIfcommand rsE~sr thEn f'r
soeed az sew stFles of 3elrcrF Iet that
be port 1l5h vou d evc-T raue vog pirch.
and u Ton Follow urv adrico -ou VIII tnaaS
uss .rr "a when ron come eecx hrre'
~weu.~ sald ny frieus. II have been
wat-hfar tho be- srce he rcachei Cali
fcraia AMI san see thst ne h1s been fol-
k.winE ris team csrtain 8 tirlce. &e cue
was more pleased ta3n myself when Z read
e re greet game ne pitched against he
7rc was ~ va.ch Ia carri0a t1cm throll -h
are nurEs rcrst a SIR 81 . base lit b. g
"a. or ai- iel very. & .o.ns 10 SHOWS thss
D. has srt fargotten 'the o.d man par
tr- Eoris saw .csr from Van
Ia..ren ao President Spalc-ng tle ether
dey. n which Van wrote ~ an rapidly
So nr ever being rf.d in ths ecx. and .ssi
that when ccre East this srricr. ( sasl
D. ID shsre &, o. some Eood scrE I o.
1--we he w 3 Co scme ci me nret.lssf acd
u~cst effective work ~ the year said my
friend g cnncI Iustc1. and whhs 2 saoa. .d
ratasr sec CiarxsCa WITH ns than to sea
hin e. hare en- i6ra shst In N an Es.-ren
Ne have q man who ca1 f1 seaa shoes. K
tise sfler does 60.
nov sat Srsidiuz sn3 Anssn s~s ex-
secfsnI great sallEs of kce Jstfaru an
srrinr the owning season. ard be- seva
wee Be- nct for hsvirT possession or s1
IA ren. t.at a. CT w~l.t gnF aEo have
r,a.ie f.1t sfsrs even t.lcaTh leresst
tasesi a's rrin1 -a Eostan ia 1ersor ae secare
-fr~sscns ssrvices A Sc ri. ( sra under
me Is1rr-ssien fhsf ths Cht-sro cluo s acn-
eat- f,l.i. Teror- ~ e. 81 tefaer Echr ssans -
-sr-raet er act TIE elmo 1ss ritslers.
pz.art aa 40 uifhret tas Sss naW nrs- q
e-rvices. sad it W. 81 rfEal a.srg sar1', u,
~ .chesia.e vi-b 1cas ar ~ftssgt a.ui- f.ist
= 80 aiter pIesse@. uealEr la uz
-, ~ raservsunt.I 81 errss1ts ID oa7 rr
~ -rrae stEAr rIr3 w.i sTer sFr Spa.,iiaz :
- xasisEs..tcrT san icr hs release
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

that you cannot sfford to neglect thar
catarrh' Don't you know that il nav lesd
70 consumption. to insanity, 10 ds1fB
DOn't you Know that Il can be easily cured
Don't you know that while the thousand
and one nostruCs you have tried have
utterly failed thar Or. Saze's Catarrh Rem.
ely is a certain cuEe2 IL has stood the les,
81 years, and there sre hundreds of thou-
ssets of grateful men and women in sll
rsTis Of the country who can testify 70 ifs
efficacy. Al druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
GEAsD KArIOs asAEKsrs.



Arnles-si i.5ss pr ~
C1eess-5fa1e. ~ a. sss fof<. hlA cream,
RISE
clover seed $50 % as per b..sasl.
-let fri.rs -Apsles. zlasfsl1l. >tse3c Pc
le.llo q14Fe1. Sc per - lIld. cnerf.es, q
l.e PER ps8.lnd pe4-nes. gLc per p0,llA
tffs-t Teas .- = &c
frasn Ms4fs l4ease1 b 'e-. e. 0slS - per c~t
p "a, $751; seal, s.4Sslt. bseL sL5
- 80
crAln- whsaf. Ciswson. SIC. Lancaster
Sc oas t.c. Rse - u. Corn. 81 . 4c Bas-
ley Ia .N 9eE eva.
difes-areen. sSle par cured s5<a6c
cufe1 y C.. c4f SKINS. O. e. pounds lc
Leain iAt.s. .nss ~ cacn. saee0 pe--S -, 80
5eils estimated az - per eouat
aHle8 -.Aal.c. ilrail-t lHsfigia
Asf ftaoloy. sl5.lHsl85l per ton. Glove.
sltso&llH0
Polisy -rurkeYs dressed estsc. sprne
cnie4 1s, 41 q, fowls. stsJc. squared. l5<Szle
~ lal Es1c.ts l5 5oec pei p4lr.
ralalLea--sfsl
e-raa $50 pr ton.
e tileH--5 . 80 per IN.
Nao.-bisl< stlFe Eoot. s.. 20, > per cord.
ioll cc- WOOD : iV-13.o0 per c0gI
Cea.-1 20 x-4le.
L.4e-ar4a1 k@plls. &c. Onlo. 3ocs Pesoskey.
40
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

peculiar rs7 .n which the proprietor of
ksmp's Raissm. for Coughs and Colds. does
it IS indeed wrndeTfaA He authorizes ".
81 Tbos. Drug -ist. 70 give those who call
for it sample bottle free. thsf tbev may
try it before purchasing The Isr-s Bottles
are Sec and Si.0H. We certainly would Al
vise trisL It may save you from con
sum rffau
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

We have also the largest
and Best Assorted stock Of
Zine Gold .Jewelry in the
city: Watches. Diamonds.
silver and Plated Ware.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

TIE ladies' Aid Society Of the Mission
Wood Presbyterian vii give in the church
is evening "musicsl' consisting OF
solos. chCruses sud sn orsfori0-"rhe Drs-
sou Fly Is vii be 3 pr'ffable and inter
esrng e1isrts nUent Admission. 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

TIE reopie as n nlssS seiiom make mis-
tskss This accounts fr the Isrxs demand
for Dr R'geiov q Positive roGxh Cure Tt
has Et7en &c ~ perisct ssts seiion thss some
ir zglsts offsr 80 imitation On which theT
mas larger pro6@ Beware e 10th ths
zen The zenuins IS sold b7 r. r. Wilson
ard wi PROMPTS sad safely rurs rorqhS
colds. and al throat and lnng diseases.
F-icc 80 GERS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
DRS, MARSHALL & LOkGLN,
SPECIALISTS,
Are row prepared 10 treat cases 0f Old Soree ard
al tkin and scrofu0us Diseases including
SALTRHEUM OR EcZRNA. RINcWORN.
ITCH, PIMPLEs. scALDHEkD,
ETC.. ETc

Weak and InFsued hves are permanently
cured by ih>ra
Pin pies vhlch are 50 trout es0ns 70 young
peope. diss ppesr d. a few GAYS leaving be skin
smn0ik snr heaithF
Th.ir t-patsseot Of Old Sores Is simply infsHi-
hle aDd us case iufugsted 20 them hes ever
hroken nui after ffafWe1t TIE treatment -
Fsfrhern ~ Fczens Is fnsde 2 speciality hr
~ m snd ifcir succf.s Ia tbe fresifne- ~ this
disesse il unBfer e1sFted For Tfiiepfic Pits 3
sp=edT cure f. RI aTfufot1 ihFlf treatment oi
Bhe1rr stslE bfs been successful that theJ have
d~~ided 70 r1sEs u0 rnsrge unie<s complete
cure Or grett relief s. given DcafDcss vii 10
frestra without charge un - . cure is cfecie
The poor vi 30 required r. psy only the cost n
The med ,lEe lse0
n rnusi 20 understood fhsf NJ csse vii oe
frfsfef where q e1re e considered lrBpoesi bic
OffCe rrusuifsfigu free
ConmuB 3cntsons by 1nss answered
100 Monroe-st.,
GRAND RAPIDS.
HoURs-s.sa 70 o117n. 7to r and r to-
OFFICL Up STARS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Tbs nest -n esrft ren truly - sssa ~
GrTrs elTcrTine save wbich "a snrs
seIa sr1 sneedr cure f3r cuts. bruises
scs3s hurrs wenn6s aa5 az otarr <crss
Ffai positively cure eies fetffr srf s.1
szia arnpf1crs T-v this wen1erf1l ne-ia-
szfiesacficr z1s~snoesz az naoesT rsfa8 lss.
cay 3 ssz.z. ESQ ay < = xs&aa
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Americans srs brsskirz dow1 anssr hish
pressure spr -sticn - t1<ires< ana dafi-s
- tna iak fhsv ere lrsrF nsrra for.P.
Dr. Jones Rad Cover Teas restores lost
nerve fsrce ~ sunpiring f'cd fer the nerve
TISSUES. ard ~ - sentie operative setiou re-
moves q restraint from the ssrret - crzsus
liver and xi1nevs q 81 NEsan viii sup-
pr the Ernains Ed Cover Tenic a. 50
cents Bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
4 Fine Pair Of Spectacles i'm
Case all for = 90.
GOLD SPECTACLES.
PEBBLE SPECTACLEs,
EYE GLASSES of all kinds.

We refsr -sfh rlessnre % ths 6sllonIur Dsus,
Who have been tenef ted - or e Rls-ses
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Esh -HhesE-FirAef. Casa. 7s' .e. hasch
Ti aay sd Ll
.afa-s s.rmer C4sA. 81 4c A4geh. ~ .. IA
eafs slesfF. A4F H.
HLAkF-sl
Pors 81 al casa alAl5. Nay gAsAs
Lal- A-sfil s.e-.lis. lzs.-, 8 -. Nara. SO.
Ma 7l . ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10

Cshl-es phctcgrsp5s a. - rsr scSss 81
k~<-. = essn &cc~. 81 -oarss ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-10
BILLIARDS BLOW
s'lE u re sNo~, TEs FEETcs 50

sEsazs fs1F ssss. 80 ts Goes, N4reaFy
Lo@a - ksrs. Fi8s a. sas cesl s1slk
shf DoaE Llsssr fa~ e-s. Sea Lst
- assr. "a stle As-.i.a< ne
-KalssraEn- 81 ssz..i'' Os.r.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-06
If you buy
LUMBER
without getting
Hoagland's prices
you will lose money.
Historical Retrospect:

st. Louis Republican,: 1t was eighty
years ago-July, 1S0S-that the first
newspaper was printed on the sunset
side of tho Mississippi river. 1t was
the Missouri Gazette, a small and mod
est weekly, for those were modest and
unpretentious days, and the little enter
prise of Joseph Charles, who was the
founder OF the Gazette, exhibited the
prevalent attribute.
The town of st. LOUIS, in which 1t was
a modest French town of some 1000
population, which would have laughed
in derision at a picture of the great city
of 100000 inhabitants into which
its youngest inhabitants were to live
to see the struggling trading
post expand. The great west beyond it
was an unnamed wilderness, reign of
mystery and darkness, whose back
boundary was just beginning to become
familiar through the reports of Lewis
and Clark's famous expedition to Ore
gon. Daniel Boone, the most modest
and gentle of pioneers, was still living
and hunting in the neighborhood OF
Loutre island. The state of Missouri
did not exist. The vast territory OF
Louisiana, destined to become an impe-
rial domain Of 1,175, 600 square miles,
had been acquired only four years be-
fore, and gave little promise OF what it
was to become within the memory of
persons then living.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-06
A VISION OF THE FUTURE.
From Memorial Day Ovarion or Col
onel IngersOii.

A vision Of the futnre arises. | see
our country filled with happy homes,
with firesides OF content, the foremost
land of all the earth. / see world
where thrones have crumbled and
where the kings are dust. The aristoc-
racy of idleness has persisted from the
earth. | see world without a slave;
man at last is free. Natures forces
have by science been enslaved. Light
ming and light, wind and wave, frost
and flame, and all the secret, subtle
powers Of earth and air are the tireless
toilers Tor the human race. / see a
world at peace, adorned with every
form of art, with music. Myriad voices
thrill, while lips are rich with words
Of love and truth: world in
which no exile sighs, no prisoner
mourns; a world on which the gibbet' S
shadow does not fall; world where
labor reaps its full reward, where work
and worth go hand in hand, where the
poor girl trying TO win bread with the
needle-that needle which has been
called the asp for the breast OF the poor
is not driven TO the desperate choice
of crime and death, of suicide or shame.
/ see a world without the beggars out
stretched palm, the miser's heartless,
stony stare, the piteous wall OF want, the
lurid lips of lies, the cruel eyes OF scorn.
! soc race without disease of hesh or
brain, shapely and fair, the married
harmony OF form and Junction, and, as l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-06-06
S.P. MORSE
sl69.14, and dog tax fund s13. Bills amount
ing to $1,000 were presented against the
general fund and salary fund.
Notes About the City.


Dave Mahoney is back once more to look
after the interests of the Union Pacific at the
depot.
Friends of John Mack, who was killed
Monday, intend to stand by the widow and a
suit will be brought against the Union Pacific
for damages. Then the one-sided evidence
of company employees won't count, and the
management will be asked to explain why a
switchman was asked to jump into gravel
pile three feet high on one side OF his engine
or drop into four-foot ditch on the other.
Only one drunk appeared before Judge
Reuther yesterday morning, and he was too
drunk to know that he was alive. He was
sent back 10 sober up and as the reporter left
was asking for 'water-ice water-and / want
it in glass"
Hunts new hall will open tonight. The
Nonpareil dancing club will have possession
and promise to make it interesting.
If the Union Pacific did not value the serv-
ices of John Mack enough TO save his life, his
fellow workmen thought enough about him
to honor his memory. Engines 91S, 9l9 and
92l, of the Stock Yards company, were all
draped in mourning.
Since the Stock Yards company undertook
to do their own switching, month ago, their
three engines have been kept busy They
shifted $1,000 cars in May, 5000 beng dead
freight and 5000 live stock.
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. Valentine, of Lincoln,
are the guests of r. o. Mayteld.
The city council heard petition against a
police officer, and spent about fifteen minutes
in ''cusslng" the police force generally. Then
they referred it to the committee on police,
and when THE bee reporter asked the name
of the petitioner, they found it had not been
signed. IL was referred to the waste basket.
There was another ordinance went wrong
1t was intended to tax all itinerant Dealers
but was worded so that no one could solicit
orders. 1t was intended to benefit few
South Omaha merchants at the expense of
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but Councilmen Rafferty, Burke, O'Rourke,
letter and Mcmillan voted it down and now
the citizens will have chance to benefit by
competition. Councilmen Baylss, Feuno
ana Smith voted the other way.
Martin Eddy obtained writ of execution
against Dennis Cunningham for S165 and not
$l.65 as appeared in The BEE through typo,
graphical error yesterday.