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Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
GENERALIZATION Of Rrotberboo,ls.

CHICAGO, June 4-fSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE The work Of forming fedora
tion of all railroad employees, except engi-
neers, is progressing slowly. The plan Of
federation will be proposed to the convention
tomorrow, aud the chief sergeant of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen thinks it will be adopted. The
brotherhoods of the fireman, brakemen,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
The Road win He Hui,t.

YANkToN, Oak, June 4.-ISpeclal Tele-
gram to The DEE.l- advertisement ap-
pears in an afternoon paper here asking for
sealed proposals for the construction of the
Yankton, Norfolk a. Southwestern railroad,
between Yankton and Norfolk, distance of
about sixty-five miles. Profiles are ready
for inspection, June Is, and bids are to be
opened July 10 at the Office of the company at
Yankton. 1t is signed by the Yankton, Nor
folk IL Southwestern railway company.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
OMAHA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 5. 1885,

but sald for them to be as quick about It as
possible, and offered TO attend any
of their councils and answer all questions
they may desire.
Another council was called for Thursday
at 10 a. m. Swift Bear then addressed them,
asking them TO appoint young men TO go
around over the entire reservation and get
everyone in, as he wanted the unanimous
vote Of his people on the bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Wichita Jobbing Rates.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 4.-The reargument
of the Wichita jobblng rate question began
this afternoon before the state railway com
mission, The general managers and the
traffic managers of the railways of the state
are present, also representatives from
Wichita, Topeka, Leavenworth, FIT. Scott,
Emporia, Great Bend. Salina and other
towns which are affected by the question.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
To Test the Act.

CHICAGO, June Especial Telegram to
The BEE. The Michigan Central officials,
indicted for manipulating rates on grain
with Counselman and Day, appeared before
Judge Blodgett, to-day, and gave bonds for
their appearance, in the sum of $1,000 each
The plaintiff in the case is the Chicago board
of trade. 1t is the first one brought under
the interstate commerce law and is for the
avowed purpose of testing the constitution.
ality of the act.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Denver a. Rio Grande Meeting.

DENVER, Colo, Jnne A. Special Telegram
To TIE BEE. The annual meeting Of the
Denver g. Rio Grande was held yesterday.
ID. Il. Moffat was reelected president and
the old directors were reelected with the ex-
cepton of two, James Il. Bush of New York,
and Edmund Smith Of Philadelphia, 10 re-
place p. B, Minturn of New York, and j. j.
Stodiger Of Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Iowa Inventions.

WAsHINGToY, June 4.-[Special Telegra m
10 TuE Bee. l-Patents were to day granted
To Iowa inventors as follows William S.
Bourne, Alton, Ia, wagon body raiser;
Honry Steddom, Jr, Oskaloosa, Ia, wire
weaving apparatus; Walter X. Thatcher,
Oskaloosa, Ia, hay cap; Joseph Nail, Car
den Grove, Ia, fel. bVot.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
lnto this Fire.

LINCOLN, Kan, June 4;-l'at Cleary, o
murderer. broke jail last night. lie was
pursued and shot Dy citizens of this and
Ellsworth county who then took him " the
railroad bridge and hanged him.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05
Free Freight FOR Johr town.

CHICAGO, June 4-lSpecia. ,legram to
Tue BEE The Lake Shore road gives
notice that it will carry free any freight des-
tined 10 the iohnstown sufferers.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05


Mary Murphy.
John Murphy
Nj. Friedelberper.
August Neeky
George Bowser
Mary Grimm.
Catherine Kei er and eleven members of
family
Mrs. Gaffrey.
Mrs. MANU- an,
Mrs. Gaffrey and two daughters.
Mrs Pat Madden and daughter.
Hamilton Clark.
William Clark.
Miss Lambert.
Mrs Lizzie Gallagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlwlener and child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Understadt.
Moses Fischer
Mary Cleary.
Philip Comstock
George McDarrell.
Lilly McDarrell.
Claus Bremlip.
Mrs Rossill
ice Williams.
Sarah Harris.
Mrs. Harris.
Maggie Harris.
Heldert Harris and boy.
Charles B. Hoffman.
Mr.. Brenin.
William Pitzner.
George McDar
Mrs. Peyton.
Samuel e. Hennekamp.
9. Sellrotz.
G. p. ST. John.
James Willis.
Captain j. Morrow, of Mt Savage.
John Carlarin.
w. Spitz.
ID. w. Layton.
Emma Zimmerman.
Walter b. Haines.
Mrs. w. b. Haines.
Sofia Blough.
Mrs Haroo
Kate Fltz Harris.
Joseph G. Fox.
George Nurerzagt.
Charles Benke.
Frank Wheat
Moses Strands.
Sadie Gageby.
Mrs. Ellie Layton.
Miss Mary Layton.
/ M. Spitzer.
Mrs r s. Blanck.
Walter Spitz
phil Spitz
Emma Canned.
,Johnathan Carliu.
George ID. Kull.
Jossie Benaing
Annie F.. Legul.
Mary PURGE.
Mrs. Kratzer.
Mics Wagner
w Fare.
Mrs. Davis.
Harry Craig Mountrael two children
Mrs. Half. o.
Jessie briscon.
Bell stern.
Mrs Richard Worthengen and child
George Bramley.
John Mci ,aren.
Annie Mel ,aren.
Frank Kerlan.
N. Va,lan
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

David Surveney.
Berry Dibbert.
Joseph Potter.
Maria Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Keedy.
Mary e. Neary
Moses Fisher.
Mary O'Connell..
Mrs. Rose Schell
Mrs. Rosensteel.
Clans Bryant
Edward Just Cambria City.
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick, wife OF or'ef Of po
lice of Cambria City.
Mrs. Frank Fleckenstein..
Mrs. Garner, Cambria City.
Mrs. John Hentham.
Mrs. William Gaffney.
Charles Boyle.
Maggie Fritz, Smith, Mo-
Clarrens Boy, Mo.
- Albetter.
Mrs. Brotz.
Mrs. Degnan.
Charles Oswald.
Miss Barbara Sarlouis.
Neal McEanany.
Mrs. Susan M. Clay.
Mrs. Mosser.
William Kirby,
Mrs. Henry Sailor.
Mrs. James Betzlock.
Mrs. Joseph Bet2lock.
John Cullen, sr.
Hubert Boyan.
WdVlOEuss
Kate Stively.
Jacob Bopp.
Mrs. Goodie.
Annie McAneny.
Fran Mitch.
Katie Fritz.
Mrs Bunyan.
Mrs. Hunkey.
Mrs hoebler.
Maud Greenwood.
Bernard Garvey.
Mary Jones.
Kate Maddern.
Mrs. Thomas Hays.
Rena Eleichenstein.
Mrs Cabler.
John Clark,
Jacob Pleets
Mrs Patrick Maddern.
Mrs. Vining.
Kate Evans.
A. j. Heslersson.
Shonewiska
II. Il. Gamble. ''--~ --'S,
Frank Anthony.
Mrs Mary Smith.
Mrs Jennie Greenwood.
Mrs Y. tlt2harrls.
y. j. Lambwikas and son.
Kate hlntz. a.
Mrs. Kew. h. W. Jones.
Mrs. Hammock.
Jennie GREENWOOD.
Wlillam +: LAWS
MRS. Gus Mcclure.
MISS maggie Conelison.
Mrs. John CARRIER.
FRANK Antnony'
MRS. Whlte'
Mary Seninger.
Mrs Neal McAueny.
Maggie Hipp.'
PhlLp smith.
Walter Jones.
John Atklnson.
! Robert Bridges.
John Sciuihauser.
David Johnson.
Iony bIitte,ieen.
joshua hlad:
MISS Gussle James McClaren.
Andrew Baherschild.
20 Harry Haggoner.
H MARY LahDrlsha.
Gus u: Sutilh.
d; u. hlng.
Mrs. Constable:
Phll A.; Constable.
Mrs. weaver.
MIS-. hate MADDEN.
John Cullen.
Mrs. Luther Stun.
w. ,. CLERK.
MRS william Harris.
Kate ANTI
Mrs. PatricK Madden.
hugh fltz Harris.
TOTAL BEREAVEMENT.
Deputy-Marshal DICK is a mar whose con-
dition excites general pity. His total be-
reavement OF wife, family and relatives, has
affected his brain, it is thought, and he goes
riding about the country giving all the as
sistance In MS power and keeping special
lookout for law, breakers and vandals. He
distinguished himself on several occasions,
it is reported, by shooting Hungarians whom
he detected pillaging. the dead, but his
last action is particularly noteworthy.
detective and two officers had arrested
two notorious crooks that reached town on
Monday evening. They were from Kansas
City, and were probably travelling for Johns
town for nefarious purposes. The detective
knew them and promptly arrested them as
soon as they stepped off the train, and the
fellows deftly dropped several gold rings.
They resisted furiously, but with some diff
Guilty they were overcome and led to to the
Cambria City lookup. This place was full of
mud knee deep, and II was impossible to lock
them In there. box car was then visited,
and while the officers were wrangling with
the railroaders as to the advlsabIlity of
placing the crooks inside, Dick
rode up and imperiously demanded
to know the cause of the trouble 1t was ex-
plaiued to HIM. Stand the fellows there ~
shouted Dick, refining up his horse His
features stiffened into an expression of de-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

morgues, IL ID iniposs'olc u pc perfectly hc-
curate:
Mrs Harry r. Smith, wife Of the cashier
of the Johnstown company, and infant,
Adolph Nathan, proprietor OF the Johns
town company stores,
Oliver Ackcrs,
Harry p Gather, Adams express clerk.
John s. Buchanan,
DIR. W. G. Bearn and wife,
l.. l.. Smith,
Mrs. Thomas Williams,
w. u. Hoops, secretary OF the Johnstown
company.
Charles Marshall,
Squire Fisher and family.
Miss Laura Hamilton.
Mrs. KnOrre.
Elmer BrinEey.
A. Little, Pittsburg.
Charles II. Wilson, Hulburt house.
Mrs. Chrlsty, Of Butler.
Miss Ella Taylor.
Nellie Williams.
+. l.. d., q female,
Miss Jennie Wells.
John Andrews.
| John Burns, brakemap.
q. ]. Coe, Hulburt house porter, (colored).
| William Henry
| Jacob Wild
Mrs. Jacob Wild.
| Mrs. W, w. Jones.
| Howell Powell's two male children.
George IL. BALDWIN.
William Layton.
Miss o'Connell, sister of Captain oCon-
| nell
| MIR. Mccoy.
F, John O. Richards.
Frank Il. Harris, son of John r. (chief OF
| polce,l
Arthur Smith
! Carrie S. Barbour, aged sixteen.
| Frank DimonG.
Miss Annie Falcon.
! Mrs Gels.
/ James G. Cox, Philadelphia.
! Mrs James j. Fronher.
William Penrod.
James G. Murphy, ana c daughter Of MIR.
| Murphy.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

Bessic) girl twelve years old, suppos ed
10 be Fiz Harris.
Miss Hotter.
Katie Kregier.
Miss M. l.. Davis.
John Streum.
Mary Davis.
Harry Forbes.
J. w. s., thirty-four years old.
Mrs. Andrew Young.
Joseph B. Cox.
Rosa Greenwood.
DIR. Marbury.
Jessie Bending.
Elizabeth Bending.
Annie Fliegley, Somerset, Pa
Carrie Diehl.
John Shoemaker.
David Layton.
Mrs Mary Single.
Ewing Ligonon.
Sofia Blough.
Patrick McNulty.
Charles +. Butler.
Mrs. s. M. Jones.
Jessie Hamilton.
Miss Harrigan.
James Furth.
William DAVIS.
Samuel B. Eldrdge.
Samuel E. Hanckamp.
Campbell Peyton.
Charles Blschoff.
Joseph Ross.
George Mcdowell.
Jennie PeytOn.
:" Peyton, female.
Hattie III. Smith, Osborne, q.
Henry Seibert.
Joseph Potter, sr.
Margaretta Vinton.
Martha Morgan.
Mrs. Mary Keedy
Miss Rose Zeller.
Mrs. Agnes Mcdowell.
Mrs. Hayes.
Mike Thomas.
Mary Joben.
Annie Rose
Gertie Rose.
Samuel Cush.
Joseph Vush.
Daniel Cush.
Annie Cush.
Mrs. Thomas and baby.
Jane keenan,.
Lewis Weineral and wife.
Mary Steinel.
Kate Steinle
John w. Stelnle.
Mrs. Anne F'lechenstein.
Reenee Flechenstein.
Jacob Boppe.
Barbara Sarlouis.
Rose Murphy.
William Murphy.
Kelly Murphy
Mrs. Il. Hayes.
s. Wenzarl and wife.
Mrs. Ambs.
Mr.. Tokatch.
j. Tokatch.
Mrs. John Toke and two children.
Mrs. Oswald.
F. Melzer.
j. Waise.
Mrs. John Snyder.
Mary Farley.
Pat Carr.
Mary Kentz.
B. ]. James and daughter Maggie.
William Smith, wife, and three children.
Ben Sarey.
Mary eenan. -
Lena KIRBY Fitz Harris.
Boyle family, three dead.
- Sinder.
j. Luther Child.
Emma Keane.
Ed Reilly.
Mary Murphy.
John Murphy.
M. Friedelberger.
August Neeky.
Do
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-05

Continued o.. Second Pdge.l
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
s.las,,s vHivsssiIy o. LOUISIANA
Vim. Preston johnston, Ii. o., Pres't

VS1HE nru innn.i Se>>nn nf Hiyi, Sch sol,
4 COLLEGE. and 81 the r.. SoIii,e Newcont,
Nrmnrisi College lit yuung women, will be
sin Tuesday. Or,oler LIST. Er,rsicr examina-
ton ma MONDAY, Sr!t-''''er ri.
Uich School con,sc > years College course
yca., All d.ia,tinrn,< surp,r.i with
ial.ota niies md either aids 10 rraciiral in
,iiuc;irn. Ihc niannai Timing depsr'm-n,
IS we'll e1niPped with appa,nrn. tor woo
working. back.ri'hlng. t,rsiEg, bruzing aud
":'i.nhl aIn' faacn.ne construction
F.caiIza Ct-!lct" cn;,rscs lead "a ,ae de-
GIec 81 B,c!,eini at Arts ur EIe!cic: of Scien.e.
Il.rrc is practical c"nIse IA. Fec j,rical
Engineering anj complete rla1t OF the
Edi.rn System tor instruction.
The H. Sophie Nrwco,nh Memorial COL
l-ge ftI young wnnieh offers full course ia
sri',.cc and letters.
SrECi,I c"uf-"- in Art anI Literature.
There !, An Acsdrhirai Department, which
prepares s;nent- for lie College. College
course, 500 per anoum Preparatory course
Of TWO years $50 per sunum.
TnR L.: Dcpar'rne,, oIrrs November
18Th, II. c. Nli!er, Dean Mr,!ir,l Depart
meet. open, 0, .JtGl 2i.t, S;dnioIi T.. Casiile,
VI J., Dean.
Fun general catalogues address VIM o.
Roirrs, Secretary OF the Tulane Cni,er. ~,
Atw oTiHans La. :ug3-3m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

Tuesday last Was a day Of rain,
dark and gloomy. Wsjfeel for the
farmer who has cotton in the field.
No wonder our hiil neighbors get
more for their COTTON. They do hot
make so much%nd can get it out be-
fore the fay rains. Reason, white
labor and. Hess cotton. There is no
doubt lat the culored man can sand
this climate better tina" the Iwhiie,
hut'now to get him to make cotton
Sscp AID pick it under the free labor
system las puzzled Tie eldest leads.
One thing We have noted this wear
that a ten-yeni-n!d white boy will
pick more cotton than half dozen
darki~s Of the SAME age Who can
explain this?
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
Shi;Oh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most
successful Cough medicine We have
ever sold, u few doses invariably cure
tie worst cases Of cough, Group and
bronchitis, while it's wonderful sue
cess in the cure Of Consumption is
without parallel in the history of
medicine. Since it's first discovery
it has been sold on guarantee, II
test which no other medicine can
stand. If YOU have IA cough we earn
esily ask ven to try it. Price 10 cts,
20 cents and 81. II your Lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh s
Porous Piaster. Sold by f W Thorn
SOD, Delhi; J S Bentley Rsyville.
Oa2G Ii;
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

While down on the Lyna place we
learned from Dock Hillman that out
OF 1911 pounds Of Peterkin seed cot
ton made q bale weighing COS pounds.
Cotton thai will third itself is counted
extra good, but this beats that. Two
and a half pounds Of seed cotton
makes one 6f lint. lie also said that
he bad already gathered three .nl a
half bales and still more to pick in
the orchard-which contains only
about three acres If land. He will
get four bales off the three acres.
The orchafd was planted in AflicYS
cotton and poorly cultivated.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
RaYviilr, La, Nov oh. 1880. If

An h"ne.r Swrd. tells his story in plain
hri unmi.;aksbe l,nrua.e for tie ben. fit n.
the pubir. O"e Of may children took IL
severe coli ani got the ,nnp ! gave her IL
tea>pooninl ii thanbe,lsin'> CW,.h Remedy.
and IN five ni,.n'rs iat-r | gave her oir
more. by TIN, ,i,ne siis la 10 rnngi M tl.
gathering IN her throat. 1h..n she wen, H.
sleep and slept ea'i Far fifteen m,nn,rs. Til, u
she got up AMI von'ie.'; ;hrn lie wen, .ara
% ted and slept good tar tie r-'nainhrr OF the
night, Size 60. tie cronp the second ni-h'
and gave the same remedy With the samp
good results. | write this because | ti,uuyi,r
there might he come che in the same need
and not kunw the tue merits OF this Wonder.
iui me, icin ,."--Ciarlr> A. Thonp>rrn. Drs
MONIES, Iowa. 80 ceM hottie, Tor safe b.,
Or J :. BeaZ!ry. Nov.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
The New Discovery.

l0sta.c heard your hiruda and nriyh,
L"r ,Fslting ahodt ii Won may Yourself be
onF 81 'hc many VITO know from per>nnsl
strenercc Jr>t low !uud , hing ii is II
'yoh have ever tired ~. y"a are one &C its
sis"Geh friends. tecau>e tue wonderful tiirg
h'"'''' " -. 'iia' when once given q ma. DIR.
hihe's New Discovery ever after holds n
place IN tli- h"t-r. Ii yo" have never used
II and >honit ie I'll ictrd with 4 cou.h. cold
or any Throat. Lime. or Chest ironbi.. secure
bottle al ON - AID give 1t fair trial. II is
guaranteed every time, or money refunded
I'iai bottles Tree at }. ). BeaEieys nTu
:, re-. Il
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

We have upon oar 'shlr Ihat innsi con-
ple'a work f'r iir !ad.c> 81 rvoty household
aud popular may7z,n- seems N irnp,,ve
every u."r,h. en:' IS ways -" toll ri g. a.!
ttiu2- ar any FrTrs 10 2ivrtvcr tdef on.
line OF them all. No italy ~ho tos;,cs to
dies. well should lie Wi,l"m th,s charming
book. ~hen the rricc - 20 nw Il. tn hfur i,
within lie means OF al. i'ier. 50 ccn;s rrs
copy. 4" S. Sd Pc: year -.
The lSTERyxTirNAL Ngws C,v"lNv
IS & So tn,nr street n Y
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
FARMlIANDS FUR NISHCD,

Planters and Farmers in Mississippi anJ
Louisian On the line nf The Louisville New
Orlean, Texas Railway wishing 10 secure
'''ls class Of labor 10 te furnished only in Ian>
lies u.d IN work on shares or for wages,
should wri,c Ia tie Undersigned who viii
deliver the people to you at the nesiest Raj.
way Station.
The rates OF Transportation 10 be the lowest
" nich can be secured
Money 10 cover transportation mus: he de-
posted 10 Banks or with responsible mcr,
c:an,s.
To: particulars address
G. w. McGINNIS.
Land Commissioned, M-n,his. Tenn.
r. A. WILLIAMS,
Spec"i Travelling Agrm L. n O. at.
R'y Box 343. Atianiu, Ga.
yl3-6m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

z. Bsinbridae Muudav Esq, County Atty.
Clay Co., Texss. says: Have used Electric
Bit,ers with most happy results. My brother
also wss very low u it'll Mslsr,al Fever ant
Jaun'l'ce, but vac cared by timely u,e OF this
medicine. An. sa,is6ed Electric Biilers saved
his iite." Mr.. d. !. wilcoxson, of Horse
Cave. Ky, adds like testimony, scyina: He
positively believes he would have died, had
IL not Ieen for Electric Bit,ers.
This great remedy will ward oG. as well
nre all Msi,risl Dresses. and for all KID.
ey, Liver aud Stomach Disorders s,s,sd. TN.
a7'a'eI. Price soc AMI at J. S. Bcazlev.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
1.-THE Flowers that Esionsr. IL, &ssc
hElIiNS->,

May hayp nothing T. uu " ih H.. rasr. i,.
that dTCw.y dehi'ils:ei frr'irc VIVA wtr.
yf, use every rnrriii1 arises ir rn inrrut.ii--
q: the blood or . 4, i,.r ser-,. liver A,,it.,
every srring This same feeling ron-s over
yon and you are lrii ~ = thoroughly drbilta.
ted conditinn. lDu mus; i..en have so,ue-
'hin. I" riadicai-. these Irnpm''i :, 4, rreula,.
,iie arou ct b. hvrr aa.t Sc ynr on you,
feet ngnl a. il w-ra lnn certainly cai.n,n
afford - krer IN feeling hat WY " hen ih-
means Tor working cnn.pi:tt charse NJ. II,
your react. W. "tsi'n;.r, lanh's ca .isaya
Tome viii r->i ne your won;-d eu. r.y aud
make yea feel lisc q new mar. Naot
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

DR. DAVIS compound Syr"p of W lid Cher
~ and Tar l,aS made p nan- and M record
the past ffy years that is enviiile. Thnu,>
ands Of people having 'r,-d i, Tor coughs
Colds, ca'arrh. a-'hns, hrorlcl.itis and con-
sumption ln"w ~ ~ 49,. md would not te
~iIbon it. Nh,s Because it eur, where
other remedies tai. We recommend it Gn
children s"iI.ri To group aud vi ohp.ng-. u,.e:.
II will give relief a nj cause :pseiy cure
HE ncd,cai pru.-.s - lee. .i:e il, snc
physTians Frequently PIE /, l'e i ~ lang
ucu.ic-. / tccc t,cts have pushed Davis
W.'d tte'ry aud Tar Ia he font rsnk 1t i.
the beg r-nirdy for consh.. cooId-, nj; urea,
AMI lung affections. and 10 fanilv should be
without IT Que dollar b"ttrs hold two aud
IA had times Us much As 33e bottle. I
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

GaIssvILLE, Tex. Jure 4, lsss;-"My
little boy. Is years old. has been Tor several
years in bad besith. We don't know wha,
ats him. neither do the doctors agree on hi,
disease. ard they could not do him any good
He was very wssk-conId hardly ~ail
around al tunes and would swell at times very
much. be ccnmeuced taking Dansiys Co..
ton Patch Biuers las, April and is now on hi,
third bottle. He has quit swelling end can
walk miles 81 time wiihou, much fatigue
THERE'S no other csuse for his improvement,
hoi your Gotten Patel, Bitter. -. n. Sparks.
eoio oy VI oeaziey. SeltT-in.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

For enterprise and get-up-and-ge,
Il. l.. Binion is not surpassed by any
"f the merchants. lie Sheriff re-
ceived IL list of names for taxes as
sumed 10y him almost equal to one
tenth of the poll taxes of the parish.
If every merchant would do this II
would save their customers a crea:
deal of money. He seems to be
enterprising. Enterprise is worth a
great deal.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
Notice..

There will be a meeting of the
Board of Levee Commissioners OF the
Tensas Basin Levee District, at Ray
vile, La, on "Wednesday, December
10th, 1889, for the consideration Of
important matters.
All members are requested TO at
tend. II. Z. WELLS,
President.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
Rucklen's Arnic:. Sa;ye.

The Best Salve in the world tor Cuts. BIu:
ses, Sores, Ulcers, Sal, Rh-"n,. Fever Sores,
letter. ChapFrd Hands, Chilblsins. Corns,
and all Skim Erupr'ons. and positively cures
Piles. or 10 pay required IL is guaranteed To
give irricc, Satisfaction. or nraey refunded.
Price IS ctnIs per box. Tor sale by Ia, J. S
Eeazley.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

"A 20 days strictly cash sale at
HERMAN KAIIN'S, in which
time he will have for sale 100 barrels
of GALA LILY FLOUR, worth
SIS So for S. 90. This is the best
-four ever brought to this country.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

To those WHO will pay all in advance
for II months for the BEACON, we
will discount % per cent, or 81 80
instead of 81. Some seem to forget
the difference between paying in
advance and at the enl of the year.
Remember that this means that YOU
are to pay for one year ahead. If.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

Rain! rain! raih!.! will he the crs
now, and after awhile it will be cold!
cold!! colaM.! and cotton in the field
Can the average darky ever learn the
value Of time?
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

The handsomest finish in the world
for dwelling is wall paper. /. T.
Marbury. Ruston, La, is headquar-
tiers for all grades and styles of this
goods and will cheerfully make es.i-
mites and send samples to parties
desirine to purches,. nov96
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

Shiloil's Catarrh Remedy, mar
velous cure FOR Catarrh. diphtheria,
caDker mouth, and headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with
out extra charge Price so cents.
Sold by E " Thomson, Delhi; J S
Beazley, Rayville. O26-lm
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
A Little Rows Letter.

CssryviIle. Um:on Co, Ky, Arg S. 1887.
Dear sir.: ! Rad the cl.ivs three years 4ih
lay Juy. Could not find anything 10 C are
me, anl lie doctor cr.nli no: brake them
got hottie of G e { Certain Ch.u Cpfe ar
/, cured ne. bsiieve its the best n,etacm.c
known. Yours WHILE SHIRLEY.
Sold hy Dr. S Bcazlev aud + W Thomson.
Sept. IL I'm.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
ESTRAN NOTICE.

Stra,crl or stolen from iiir undersigned, U:te
E-i and White pid,d Ok. small red specs
in the " bite spots. the solid cpl.r /. Ted. lla.
small, lorg horns, Is aGout eight yrnrs old.
rubbed oil on right side Cf the uecL 4 good
large size Ok. Left ih.. undersigned n,ont
three weeks before The dale ni ,!Iis iniirr
Any iuioriEaiiun will H. rewarded Addrcs.
JOAN A. GiROn,
RaYviilr, La, Nov oh. 1889.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

As the fall of the year las come
we would remind our subscribers
that they should not forget to call
around and pay for the BEACON,
especially those who have been car
ried over for some time. If
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
szOre Unsolicited Testimony.

Wiusbnrg, hrk., ;uiy 18th. 1887.
J e Mendephaii l. ca. Evansville lud.
Ship us At once gross Cer.a,n Chiit Cure
Giving universal satisfaction. we sell under
p,,si:ivs guarantee ant never had bottle re-
turned. Respectfully, y"", friend,
BEDFORD & HAMILTON.
Sold 10y DR. J S BrazIsy and f. W Thomson.
Sept. li-lm.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16
A Fo0I and His Money.

"a fool aud bis money soon part" IL an old
ada:e new aud irue one is, "A man
and hi. Germs >ton part" that is If lie aors TO
DR.. ] S Beazlrv's drug store and gets a bottle
ofC E. L. Certain Corn Care. 1t never fails
for corns, warts anl luminous Oi2-,m
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

Who wants good Sewing Machine?
can sell either Of the following machines
cheap for cash OF on easy terms:
Improved Wheeler Il Wilson
Two of Avery Marhnes-
One E.,lrIee B. Apply to
WILEY p. MANGHAM,
M3-'Ss.n Ea,,ii.e. La.
Richland beacon., 1889-11-16

Why do 80 many people We see
around US seem TO prefer to suffer
and be made miserable by indiges.
ton. constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite. coming up Of the food, Ye!.
low skin. when for IS cents we will
sell them ShloL's System vitalizer,
guaranteed to cure them. Sold 10y Z
W Thomson, Delhi; j s Beaz!ey,
Rayviile. O26-lm