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An Intelligent Newfoundland Dog.

Mr.. Thomas Shanks. the mcchani-
cal engineer, 30j West Lombard
street, is the poSsessor of a large, in
~tellectual Newfoundland dog. who
goes by the name of Bonnie" Mr..
ShankS walked into The American
Office, and the dog lay very still upon
the floor. After Mr.. Sharks had lin
ished his business at the counter he
said to the dog, Bonnie. are you
ready to go homer The dog immedi-
ately rose and stood beside his mas
ter. Mr.. Shanks then told the dog
that this was The American news
paper office, and after they had walk
ed down 10 Holiday street he wanted
him dhe dog 10 come back and get
an American. The dog shook his
head, as 10 say. II understand
Mr.. Shanks left, so did the dog; but
in about two minutes the clerks were
surprised TO see the noble animal enter
the door, place his fore paws on the
counter, open his large mouth, and
stand in this way until one of the
clerks placed a paTer in his mouth,
which lie bore safely TO his master,
who waited on the eorner Of Holiday
and Baltimore streets. The dog is
well known as tha newsboys' friend.
At night his master will tell him TO 20
to the FIRST nowsboy and purchase a
paper. He always throws five cents
on the ground, which the dog picks
up, runs off, and jumps on the first
newsboy he finds. and, after dropping
the nickel in the boys hand aud re-
ceivng the paper, he runs off, never
waiting for change. Ii is for this
generosity that the boys have named
Elm the "Newsboys' Friend" lie also
mails letters.
Mr. Shanks says that it is unneces-
sary for him to have an alarm clock,
Is the dog regularly rings a bell and
wakes the family up. Baltimore
American.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-29

In former times there were no bea-
cons or lights on the western rivers.
''There were places then on the Mis-
sissippi," said Devenny, where we had
to lie by all night. Sometimes we had
TO send a skiif across the river 10 build
a bonfire as a guide TO the channel.
This was constantly changing from
year 10 year."
In going down the Ohio my atten-
ton was arrested by the new feature
introduced by tie government, Of
beacons erected on the banks. which
greatly lessons the dangers Of nayiga-
hon. These are petroleum lamps
commonly set upon posts and shaded
by small roofs. a small steamer. the
Lily, plies on the Ohio between
Cairo and P~ittsburg, supplies oil, pays
the keepers, puts up new lights where
wanted and changes the old ones,
which is often required from the
changes OF the channel.
The lights are placed on the channel
side of the river. where the water is
deep. Sometimes three or four bca-
cons are put upon q single farm. The
steamers steer from light 10 light.
TIE farmers on the mrer largely
ceGsyn the duty Of attending TO the
light, u their wives aud daughters
who thus carn pin money, some
few dimes daily for each lamp. And
the rejection is certainly interesting
that along on these rivers, sweeping
the margins Of many states in the az
gregslG ag2 hundreds OF worthy
thrifty females daily ascending lad
ders and attending 10 the lamps, and
among them all venture b say no
five foolish virgins could be found so
long as UgCIg Sam with smiling yis-
age stands igady with his huge cans
10 pour out tho oJL-HOgCs lIIstUri-
cal l,@gclilcguyus II OHIO.
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Written. Of American Lilo.

Has anybody taken the pains 10 gel
10 the bottom of the popular fancy for
dialect wFitlHgi There is only one
explanation. Tho people want Amor.
can lie, written ia American style
they want purthlOg unconventional,
%ith a touch OF nature and indiyidu-
atty Dialect, However, Is not the
only form of unconventional literary
expression Tho thoughtful oh.
server who follows Emcrson's adj.
vice and lives in the streets
VIII End interesting types of character
besides the negroes, mountaIneers and
crackers, and when no comes 10 write
what is IN his mlnd he will produce
American Literature. Atlanta Con.
gtitutiOn.
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MARauaapIs AND PEGGY ANN.

Mistress Marguerite Anna Manchester
Ani psa iitlr Iaggy Ann Ray
Before the mrt tempting OF windows
Paus'l a manrut one cold winff lay
The lady wUs dr',ssd In tie waFWesL
As wHli ~ ir' ltn-sf OF clothes.
And a palr at ug-ht cul4ru rimGrd glasses
Hung asJrl'oI her aquiline no.o
But oaiy = shawl, rliu md ra--El
HUi Is-rE nrgIatE Aul Tor hood,
AMI sas ra '4I n 4rT arms, Ike d treasure
bIlulgui ,isat gathered wood
MIST N-r- ,rgUe A1gA Manchester,
WA Il il4a Ut se'p II)ngAt on her face.
To herself sad ! really am puzzled
Al 10 what -3-l * ID th!' pI.Sc
tn QUIZ. urr1 1' fiiias uui sponge cake
Uystrr pativS blanc mango, maeaToUas;
And charlotte rusis chicken and salad
I've fll two or three afternoons
Dear me wtat a hntn-r / find IL
For my iuurur1n Ia choose something new
All cream PUG, tul chocolate N,1.I
Must try " 1 cIn make them do
With a look u deep thought also, Peggy
Poor shiyerins lrgy Ann Ray
SollOQuGed Is there, I WONDER.
Folks wat have sich good thluEs every day.
Oh, my II there is, amt 1t daisy
But | scarcely can blicvc there can be;
For 'twould make EN- 50 good they'd 80 HAYES
with
All MIXER bic young uns like me
oh, q ri how | VISA Id a peulyi
Iwoiddn't expect moro nor one;
Proud as anything wouldn't ! walk In,
An buy me a shining brown bum
-Harper's Young People
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4 business man and inanclcr Of the
first ran. in Boston is 50 absent mind.
ed that he occasionally f0rgcts to 20
10 his dinner His customary hour
for this uuJi when ho remembers IL
is 2Ucluci. The other day, quito
absorbed in business, be worked stead,
lily on until 1 o'clock, and then began
TO have q quite natural sense Of cmpti,
ness and yHFning in his stomach.
Dear ur,' lac said musingly, ap.
plying 'le Tat Of his hand TO his waist.
coat, II wonder what | ate for dinner
that degrees with mer'-Boston
Transcript
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-29

That the rent Of nat3 lu London is
extruyagant, and the accommodation
contemplate. is tho subject 1t rpgn-
plant lu Tho Daily News, but the
first grievance Is oue that W.ll not
long endure. The speculative builder
caught up the idea OF compound
households and OF course he las
overdone IT, Many Of the great struc-
lures provided for the use Of bachelors
or married couples without cnCuu.
brauces few fuuily men ENJOY living
in a Hat are standing almost empty;
and empty they will remain until the
rents come down. Nor have the ar
engagements been always adapted to
the needs Of tho fatsJcrs Cplebs M
search Of a home informs ls that at
several mansions which he visited ks
was told that the lift was working mp
TO II 30 o'clock uL nighL-iust the
time (he said when il ought 10 begin.
st James Gazette.
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FOUR NEW STATES.
south DnEota, North Dakota. Montana.
Washington.

ON February -, ls'l, ME 2 residrut signed The
hIll cnuling South Dakota, NOrih pakola. Mon
IRna, aul Washington slalos oitbr Union.
South D'Ku,A,-h sreat FtHirie State, 10
which the st.. Haul, Minneapolis 4 'nt iruha
railway las three IraiH nuCs, reaching Eil,Idglr.
Aberdeen, huruU, Mu'suuWu, ant sioux ais
G0t0 -Outh NaruG vic me e, Paul, Minneapolis
n Sauitoba Railway and pas Ihr0ugh 81. lauI
and Minneapolis "a route.
NORTH UAKpT Where Is grown The No. !
Hard scotch Fiic WHytii whose h nlthtul elm &C.
nuIiuIcs the most vigorous and bT1iuy ]CiriliHgti -
ON oarthi where single counties raise ,Orr whoa
UHs AMI barley lhIu unIte states: the soil Of
whose FERTILE PrtiI'rs r. richer than the valley q.
The Nile; where The Turtle Maui ain, Minol and
DEVILS lakr land districts invite the acme sr,ker
10 secure a tree hUWtr Nagrlnclpt daily IAN
service TO Fargo, Grand Forks, Pra'iou, laYil-
LAX hotincgU, ard ali other important paints.
MoNTsEh,- aus huLpEN.-TTeasurUs ia her
mines OF precious mUialsi wealth In her $4,000
h ad 0l live took, producing = larger Gold OF
crops than any uIhpT STATE OF tcirIlUTy:fhv TlChlsl
couniry per iG'Blilani nn Garth; whgre prospsIily
Is uniyertHli which has ia" est luid luhDI in the
world; a bahuy WIuivi climate caused hy warn
WINDS from the Pacific. The IT Paul, MinucaUO.
liz q Manitoba Railway Is the only railroad pass
ing through q cuUflnu us agricultural country
from Minn"apoli, 10 the Rocky Mountains. II
Tuns through the Great Reservation ui 100000
acres of land. free to settlers, IN the Min River
Nalby. Wood. wafer, aud coal In abundance; no
irrigation required the only line passing through
Great Falls, with it, l,yyUUOD horsepower csIlr.
set immense coal gnius, and surrounding farm.
ing country u iIte land; through Helena,
the capital city aRd commercial centre Of Mon
ana, and lurte. lEc richest mining camp on
earth, 10 san Francisco by the Columbia River
Valley, Portland aud Snasta Route, or Ogden,
I tab, TO california points. Remember his j. The
only line running dining cars, sleeping ears aud
tree Z zionist sC. IeT- oil It's own froh II. Paul and
MinneapDli, 10 treat Fails, Helena and Butte. u
Is also tho shortest line 10 butte
NAsHiNGTuN.-The country Of tall timber, in
denied D. rrg,l sound, the Mediterranean OF the
Pacific, DO not forget that the II. Paul Minneap.
oils Il Manitoba Railway is the only line which
oiers q choice OF three routes TO The Pacific coast.
The Manitoba Pacific route Is the only line by
which rassorgyrs IN ruuIe Tor Tacoma, Portland
and San Fnucisru can pass through Port ToWu
send ana SraIilc. Free culOni { ~aleepprs ran
through without change or DELAY. Distance ~
the Pacific coast Is same rs by oil or lines, Tut
prices Il iickc,s are hye aud ten dollar less. Take
the SsaltlF route.
For iUuher information, maps, rates and publ,
aIiOns IN regard To the resources OF the -four new
states, write or apply TO +, ! WHl1sEY, Gent
Puss. aui Tat. Agent st. r., ". Il NJ. Ky. ST.
Paul, MINI.
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GRAND MONTHLY BRiNIlG.
Al the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
tuesday. Iuly l6, 1899,
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000.
100000 Tickrts at Twenty Dol mrs
Each; Halves $1,000; Quarters ST.
Tentns -; Twenlipih- 81.
AGENTS WANTEB D.

Tgi club Rates, Or any further Information de-
sired, write lcgibly TO The undersigned clearly stat
lug your residence, with state, County, street and
hunter, More rapid return mail delivery will he
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
your fun address.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-29

The Christian at Work prints a list
Of sensational topics announced by
American preachers aud says they
compare f%avorably with dune novel
titles. Here are a few OF ,he sermon
titles. "The Great Oh Straight
from tho Shoulder, "lloll. and the
People who are Going There. ~ Taken
by the Throat" Use Your Eyes"
'Of Goes the Roof, up Comes the
Man" "Boycotting the Dead
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment of Prizes,
AttpstlS AZ Follows.

I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise the ar,
rangements for all the Monthly aud S~emi-AnnIal
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery Compan'
and In person manage and control the drawin s
themselves, and that the same are conducted wi h
honesty, fairness, and in good faith toward all pai-
ties, and we authorize the Company TO use II 3
0 rtiGoate, with f%sc-similies Of our signatures a :
taehed in lis advertisements"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-29

Mnm1u from the diary Ot tour
MIFIh\ lists, commercial iravrl~
MUllU ers, business men and
others has revealed:
Jnat the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified end rseuIpnt al all,
That the Wisconsin Central has To-day
ihp mGst popular Inc between Min
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
aUo Chicago;
thu the Wisconsin Central Il daily
n,d ding 20 H. gdmiIeIs H. thu rrrug-
med Pullman liue h-twcen Mime
apo.is, st. Paul and Milwaukee and
Chicago;
That TIE Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points IN Wis.
cOnsiu, and That il has more import
ant business ceuteTs GA its Though
line than any other railway III the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central hvs made
an euviahlt reputation with liz peer
less Dining Car Service;
That The Wisconsin Central runs fast
tTainR on which ali GLASSES Of Iassen-
gers are carried with connexions
and distinct accommodation for all;
That tie Wisconsin Central has repre-
sentatives distributed throughout
the country, who will cheeIfylly
give any information that may lie
desired and that it, terminal Agents
are specially Instructed To look after
the comfort of passengers who may
he routed via its line.
For detailed information, apply to
your nearest Ticket Agent or to repre-
s~entatives Of the road.
WIN. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
General Manager. Asst Gen fassr.& TkAgt
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst. Genl. Passr. a Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS
F H. ANS0N, Northwestern Pas,enge. Agt.
] Nicullet House Block MINSEAPOLIs, MINN
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By ordinary lottcT, Containing Money Order
issued by oil LAprcs' Companies, New York En-
change, Dfatl ~ portal note.
Address Registered Letters
Containing Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAEK,
New Orleans. La.

"REMEMBER that the payment 81 Prizes
Ia GUARANTEED Eh FOIR NATIONAL
HANKS u NgW OIlcH1a, aud the Tickets arc
slgned ny the President n bu Institution, whose
Chartered righm are UrugulYed In the highest
C0urtsI therefore, bFvaf If all imiisiiobs "
synonymous -Cbenips.
ONE DOLLAR T. the Price oftbp smallest par.
ar fraction OF q Ticket ISSUED BY Is Ia any
Drawing. Anything In our uHuuo Jieryd for less
than u Dollar l. . swindl',
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a sncces.fnI rhr.irInn-

In largo and lucrative practice running
through a number Of years. my husband,
by using swilt's Specific, rcsi6r,d health
To grrht many people In whose eases all
other remedies had proven Useless 10
give q list would b. Ia write the history of
stubborn malldics AMI remarkable and
wonderful curcA will mention the cns,
OF young man afflicted With blood poison
lot NV ycant lie was hclplcss ior a year
was blind int some days. aud All, ca.e
SEEMED incur,hlc-ior under the usual
Treatment ho had grown worse, until his
condition was, Ia ay the least horrible.
rheumatism came un 10 add 10 biz suffer.
ings pr. Love prescribed swift specific.
AMI by ~ uso tAa poison was grtilually
forced out u bis .ysicm. the sight ra,1rcI
the rheumaliFm cured. and tolav h. Il a
sound anil hclllhy man. Nv husband re.
gnrdod swiita Specific ~ the b.si known
medicine Tor diseases which II prolo..cI 4,
cure Mr-. !. T. LOVE-
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4 Notable nsrr,.sc.

'I''l"l NNIHlrh in lhr Amtnl
umrNyutr, Miss, Jan. ia notable
marriage occurs this evening at the rod.
dcncc ot Mr. Samuel T, Rucks. near IL.
land Miss. Lille Gray, youngest daush.
ter Of Mai. j. u. Gray. and an exceptionally
charming young lady, is 20 be- united In
Wedluck 10 Lawrence Wade, q vcry pnpu.
lnr Young planter aud merchant Of Bolivar
County A number oi society ladies' ami
gentlemen from Grccnvllo lot for the
rccnc oi the happy event this evening. dc.
spite tie inclcmcnt Weather
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Arhan.n.. Mh,.A, .,nr,.

" 'lhi hslAfh ln lho Appeal
Llrrtr Rock, Ark, Jan. S-Tn Dccom.
Der, 1855 the amount Of whisky produced
aud deposited in bonded warehouses OF tho
United Safes Of Arkansas amounted 10
nhuJ gallons. During the some month
lOoNN gallons we're withdrawn from bonded
Warehouses with taxes paid. Tho amount
81 whisky remaining IN bond NJ ihc closs
OF December II, lS,s. was au,gGp gallops
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The Huh,

Claims the attention Of all who appreciate
TIE choicest OF Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Our ln'aiion-33 Monroe street. directly
IN rear Of Leuhrmann's- l. one Of tho
most eligible andccnnliu Memphis. Our
aim viii be To make this establishment
select and worthy Of public patronage In
every detail. Tho TonncUec Brcwcry's
beer which has no superior, will bo 4
specially. A iirt-class Restaurant M.
iachci, supplied with al scasonahle deli.
oacics. W. W. Scurr & Co.. Prop'rs.
No. % Monroe Street.
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Hp-'Ih uis. ai.l o. Iho stIHal
Linus Rock. Ark. Jan. To- Thcp wa
asenous srcck neuf Ozark. on The lIu,c
Rock a iurt smith Railroad. last nirhi In
which Engineer Noss was Killed AMI tlirco
or four mon morn ~ los Injured. Tho No..
mains Ncrc brought 10 thi. city this even.
ing Tor inirfnwuL Tho cause ismknoWn.
The damage b cnnr.dprahis
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Mrs Margaret Wilshio Private ar class
instructions gwen In the art oi Ora,nry.
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, has,,l
upon the system aud philosophy Of Dcl.
slrtc. Pupils received NJ an times Lndi.,
and gentlemen coached Tor private the.
atucals aud lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can hc consulted nd Witz-
mnnn's music store ir1m - a. m. 10 y. IN.
Mondays aud Thur@lnys.
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senator nnndcr,o. nr.,i..,.,

WsHiNdroN, Jan. -. Senator Mandcr.
son this afternoon received a telegram an.
nouncing his reelection by the Nebraska
Legislature by q vote OF lOi % eD Erick
johnson, ptuhibiiiunist, supported him.
while labor Representative united with
the twcnty.cight Democrats against him
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bringing 1.Ia,lo.-.

To millions Pleasing their palate, and cleans.
ing their systems. nrousing their Li,crs. Rid.
nctS siomachs and bowels to a healthy nc.
h'ily Such Is thc mission OF the iamou,
California liquid fruit remedy. syrupof Flr,.
For sale In ~ cents and si.oo bottles.
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. Iut Illinois Central Railroad will run a
special Excursion Daylight Tmin irnm
jackson, Mics, ~ Memphis. rann. Thurs.
dsy, January liih, a. ono lnro the round
ulp from OH intermediate statiUpa.
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We thank the public ior their liberal nat
ruulrr u assures a. our efforts to rieas.
have been appreciated We have cxpori.
cucri sa'crmcn who have male the china
business life study. We hope 10 merit
your patronage In the iuiurr. Resprct.
fully rtoYp a O..
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The following numbers drew prizes a,
Condor shoe store, No. 2ll Main stlcrt.
last night
No. 1s2, lirsl Prize. 500.
No. ~, Second rtzc. 10.
No. 2,O1, Third purc. so.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS I'd
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DAyx
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER, that the payment M pr,,., 4.
Gunrnntced by Four National Hanks Of New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc slgned by The Pre.I.
utht o. an Institution whose chartered rights ars
ncuEniked IN the highest Courts therefore bcwaro
OF nll limitations or anonymous schemes
ONE DOLLAR T. the price OF The smallest mart
nrirhctipn 81 Ticket Is,ued by Us IN any Draw.
Ing. Anything In our name offered for los than
a Dollar Il n swindle '''''''
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oiri'E, furnished with towel rack comb.
brush and clean towel o,ory morning lnr
% cents per week. by Mcmrhis steam
Laundry. Ornament a. any niites.
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NINE. BENTON wARrHEN,
oF LONDON,
Professor OF Voice Cuiture Italian
Method OF nine nnrchcsi aud
NINE. nENrnN wAn


For terms. cic., apply at Room 20 Gay.
oso Hotel daily TO ., or at T.. witzmann
x Co., 223 Second street, daily II to II.
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VIM be found an excellent remedy for
SICK headache. Carriers Little Liver pills
Thousands ~ letter, from people who have
used them prove this fact. Try them.
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TIM smallest man In the world nj the
Museum this week.
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don Hotel. '''''"
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=, 10 Jo' tnt Russian bog Faced Bov. a
The wonderland Museum th.s week
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10 10. ruE bog Faced Boy. and Che
Nab, Chinese Dwarf, At the Wonderland
Museum.
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ner nnrtnr, ,nnn,,.r n...,.

W. Nalirt D.. iihmWunl aHYs after a IHHr az.
ELtn', ilh' COME iH ur uHnDlusIuu i.at NO.
lll''. pr h.l N''lNf iniW ruuHnH, pneumonia ami
lnntf h'WtIN ulV fIlT rir.IulY usf.i LII fi'.. y
lhr wonderful rmriy .s ald uudffa r.-Ift,,
t"'i"Hl'' ~ u. T. iirItTHL uui.sIsl
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lNarur your un houses n The Clusons'
lh' uf"u,c company. 80 SO Madison uree,.
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- Dos, fail 20 see 10 10, the Dog Faced
BOY, ut the Museum.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

L., NJ o. Sc T. Railway Company.
~ order ~ tho President md nlafi ~ uiuri0ra.
che annual meeting ni fio, khniiria I'D dc touls.
willie. arW ufleaus q TrfHs hallway CnmtHnV Tor
thr ufifuusr ui clCuilur nWfiarr and uHIis o. aud
uauslrNuf nnY other BUSHES. utl De- held 81 the
Cump1nY's uniCo in thc City 81 Memphis an Mos.
DAY FEBRUARY ~. issq ai ~ nclutk noon.
e. w. b0tHkH sccfciafy.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-10-03
A Cooperative Exhibition.

London is surprised and some what startled at the success of the cooperative exhibition at the Crys- tai Palace. This display represents 1,600 establishments conducted on the cooperative principle, and all the work exhibited is said to be ad- mirable. Cooperation has not fnurished very much in America as yet, because the whole genius of our people runs to individual enter prise. But we are changing. The growth of trusts Is beginning to shut out the man with nothing but his hands from the possibility of production on his own account. Concentration is the rule every where. What chance has an indi- vidual workman to become his own employer when he must compete with a combination that controls a hundred mills and $1O0,000,000 of capital? Cooperation is the natu
 ral answer to the trust One pair of hands can do nothing against concentrated capital, but a hundred or thousand may be able to hold their own. The great difficulty is the lack of intelligent management. If the man selected by the working men to conduct their business, proves conspicuously able he is likely to be tempted away by the offer of a high salary from some corporation, and his comrades will not usually consent to pay him enough to hold him. The progress of combination along the two par allel lines of capital and labor brings us nearer to the ideal of the state socialists. Society seems to be evolving into a condition Tn which there will be no room for in- dividual initiative. When all the workers are organized in one camp and all the capitalists in another the socialists will say that it is time to bring them together.-San Francisco Examiner.
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Captain Jack Benton, employed at the San Carlos Indian Agency, was seriously injured last week by a steer. While corraling cattle to kill for issue, a steer disemboweled Benton's horse. Benton got anoth- CT mount and while attempting to rope. the steer, the animal leaped upon his horse and struck Benton in the back, inficting a serious, though not fatal. wound.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-10-03
4 Starter.

A contract was concluded yester- day between the Packard Cattle Company and L. B. Hood. parties of the first part and Robert L. Wright representing the Los Ange- les Slaughtering Company, parties of the second part, by which the former will deliver at:.Benson from 600, to 1000 beef cattle for October and November delivery. The first shipment will leave Benson next week. From seven to 10 carloads will go forward with each shipment. The cattle are in excellent shape and will be slaughtered in their present condition. There are thou sands of head of beef cattle in Co., chise county, the owners of which cannot but be pleased with this en- tering wedge so early in theseason. There is another Californa buyer in the field circulating around Benson. -Prospector.