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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
Biblioteca de Ella Democracia,

venir al conde, ! en- PAEfs, como Roma, como
todas parties, servido la rspidez del relan-
pago.
RI oochero entr6, puer, desorbi6 Ell semiofrcuo,
la rea esaba "a cerrada cuando las ruedas reohna-
ban sobre Ia arena de Ia calle de arboles.
A la izquierda de la escalers ei csTru ale paro
dos honbres presentaron en- Ia portezuea
era All, que sonTi5 al yer sehor
fraDqaeza inoreble de algeria, que fne pagado
una mirada de Mopte-Cfsto
FL otro salud6 humidetaentsy present6 brazo sl
conde para aysdarle bejar del carruaje.
- Giacias, sehar B,rtuocio, dijc el conde satsndo
ligeranente del raaje 1 y 81 no tarioI
-Esta =, saloncito, excelsncia, respondi6
BeTtncolo
-sY las til que he mandado grabar en-
euAnto supieseis Gn,-Eo de la casa 7
va estA hecho, nor conds he estado en- casa
del mejor grabadors del PalaisRoys que igrab6 la
plapchs delstte de mf la primera que tiraron fue
ileyed al instante . casa del sefor baron Danglars
Las ot,as estAn sobre la chmenea de Ia alcoba dc
t1celencia.
-Bien, iqne hora esq
Las cuatTc.
Mart -Cristo dio guaDtes su sombrero
hast6n al uismo acayo frances que habfs Anzado
fuera de antasala del conde de Moroef para lamar
ell carru j despu6s pas6 al saloncto, conducdo por
Bsrtuccie, que le mcstr6 el eamno.
II Vsya una pobrsza de mxrmoles
sals espero qaa los oambien Embellishments.
Bartucrio ncin6,
Como habfa dicho ell mayordomo, el notario espe-
Yaba en- ell salon.
Era mn honbre de fsonomfa honrada paOf6oa.
- Vols sois Ell uotario encargado de vender Ii
de campo que 20 quiero comprar pregunt6 Monte
CSisto.
81, seAcr oonde, respondi6 q nots.iV.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

| Dfcese que ell sefior Neuvilas, jefe de
Orden P1blico de Ia provincia ell doctor
Vale Atiles, alcalde de la capital, han pre-.
rentado In renuncia de sus respectivos
cargos.
Sc vENDE.-Una buena fnca sitnada
en- ell Barrio de Saltillo, Jurisdiction de Ad
juntas. consta de 81 cuerdas fincadae de
cafe pls taDo.
Adem6s. tiene casa de vivienda, casa de
maquina, y La cruEa un rio.
Ell que la interese puede dirigirse los
ssnores Gilet Arce, comerciantes de esta
Plaza. 10-3
Dice FL Imparcial", de Maysgiies one SO
encuertra en aquella ciudad 81 doctor Bar
bose, trabsjando Ia candidatura del sefior
Rossy para Ia cAmara insular-
hay DE vENTA.-Un coche de do
saientos en 40 pesos. relojes de pikei, aces
70, plata erchapados y de ORC de dos pesos
en- ade'ante; leontinas, leopoldinss csdtn,-
tas de plate. oro; maquipas de csdeneta y
de doble pespupte; pantalltas, dormilonas
aros, sortijas, pulseras, alflleres medallones
Y tusqnillos; toda clase de ropa hechs en-
portes infnidad de prendas todo & meros
ce la mitad de su valor: hay tsmb'en bri-
dautes barattsimos. LA EQuITATIVA".
iihha ptAuS1Pai, ceQuIuo Niua' 80 dG4
Ha fal.e,ido en- /. capital doi1a Magdalena
Jimenez, viuds de Sanchez, msdrs politica
Gel doctcr Barbosa, quien DANES nuestro
pe,sme, ssi como A los demAs deudos de la
arada.
Sc dice que los rsdicsles de Msyagutz
votarian la eandidatnra de don Mateo Fa-
jardo para la Oamars insulsr.
En- Utusdo oourren muchos casos de vi
rue!as heDiguas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
d Estk preparada el acta de venta
ST, sefior conde.
d La hab6is traido3

Il Estk preparada Ell acta de venta?
ST, sefor conde
d La hab6is traido3
-Aquf esta
-Perfectamente. Y d6nde estA la casa que com.
pro dijo Ell conde dirig@ndose Bertuocio al
notaro.
FL mayordomo hizo gesto, que signfcaba no
sA. Eel notario miro -Cristo asombro.
II Como d'jo no sabe ell sefor copde don
de esta la casa que compra
- No tiene ell senor conde la menor idea de gu
situacioD
II Y COMO demonio habfa de faberlo2 acabo de
llegar de Cadz halans jamas he estado Parfs
esta es la primera que pongo ell pie Franeia
-Eetonces otra cosa, respondi6 Ell notario la
que el .nor conde compra esta situada
Auteuil.
A estas paabras, Bertuoeio palideo6 vsiblemente
-aY d6nde es,a Auteuil? pregunt6 Monte C,isto.
A dos pasos de aquf senor conde, respond6 ell
tario; despues de Passy stuaci6n encantadora
en- medic del bosque de Bolonia
-Tan ceroo! dij, Monte Cristo; pero ESQ no es
campo. sC6mo diabloS me habeis lido escoger
i Iss puertss de Parfs, sehor Bertuccioa
- Yo! exelsm6 ei mayordomo turbado, no. segnra-
te nj quis el sefar eonde encapg6 que lie
sligese casa; acuerdsse eI conde busque en-
memoirs, ld-a..
-iAh! vrrdad dijo Mont- Crsto; acuerdo
ahora de que hs ledo annncio peri6dico, y
be d+isdo sedncr por ttulo: &C de Campo
AIN es tempo, dijo vivamente Bsrtucco, ' al
excelencia quiere encargarme qde busqae ora
la encontrare mucho meior, Enghien, en- onteuay
aux Roses, 8 an Relle-v
No, no, dijo dsrdenosamert t. Monte Cristo: pues
TO que "a tengo &sta la conservar6
y hac6ls bier, dijo sivamerta el notario temien-
90 perdeF sus ganancas propisdsd sncsntadora
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
Ell LICEO DE PONCE
CARTRRA DB la ISLA

EG essmb'ea popular celehrsda en- M "a
ga q 81 dis II rau'laron eleetos comisio.
nadus para deetg-ar c4nd!daturss, Ior
graz rosyoria de votos, ei doctor Carbonell
don Fsi.pe Cuebas.
FL eomarcio importation dc Ia cay ita' ha
prssans6do uns razonada j. stancia al seflor
Sacrsterio de Haeierds, bsssadose en- ESQ
luGion-s dictadas por 9. m;nstro de Ultra
msr, a,erca del pefr6lso.
. Pretanden que 81 pstroleo para el alum
traao ndoIico. haata so sra6o., ca forado
por la partids octsvs del Ararsel y les
beaoioae y DENTS aceitsa rectifcados por
IA partlda noyena.
SE SOLIOITA en venta nra casa de nam
pos ts1fa eapsz para una peque fla fan lila y
eryC itlpcrte no excada de 2 0G0.& 2 500
pesos r,umeda corrents.
Infca Laarsn en esta fmprents. DIP.
Sc eacuentra epfarmo Maestro amigo ell
doctor DOLL y Toste.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
COMPAnIi AN0kIMA De La LUZ
ELtCTnICA De PONCE
Ariso q los sesores 14cctonsstas


La Jurta directivA en- session de hey,
scord6 cnuvocar .'Juuta General extra
ordinsria'' para ell jueves "a del corriente. q
las ocho de la noche, en- ell domici,io de la
compaflis, calle de Ia Salud. con objeto de
porer de manifesto Ell estsdo ecor 6mico de
la einpresa y tomar las resoluciones que
puedan en- defensa de los intereses de los
sef1ores scciopi istas.
Debienao tretarse en- dich, asamhlea de
asuntos mny important 8, de los ouales de-
pende el porvenir de Ia com paf1is, encarf z,o
Ia necesidad de la asistencia persona! de
los Sc flores scotoniatas, y en- dtimo case de
autorizar por medic de earta, dirigida al
Presidente que suscribe. 3 otro acciorista
para que estejreprescntado sl mayor odme
possible de acc ZONES.
Ki secretario. J. o. Pasa-ell, ri preslden-
te, Emilio Pczneio.
Ponce, 20 de Marzo de 1893 Ia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Mr.. Casimir Perier en- este punto int
rrumpi6 al Juez, diciendo
-lPerdonad! Yo no puedo jurar que di-
re Ia verdsd, porque no puelo hacerlo asi
MI DEBER KS NO DEoIRLa.
Esta declaration, cause una conmocion en-
In Audiencia.
Cuando sali6 de ella, fue victoresdo con
entusiasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
CensO general

De los yctantes de cada distrito para iss
sleocioues de Representatives. en- Ia Camara
insular.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Estos nuevos Reloies Roe
kopf psgJsccionados, son su-
periores & todos los demks
de igual precio v de una
duraci6n ilimitada, Todas
las piezas del PINAUD Pa
TENTE son insercamb;a5lss,
10 que permits componez
cuslqaier rotura, en- menoe
de Is Minusos y por menos
de Ia mitad de precio que
se cobra por relojss de otras
marcas.
Estos verdaderos Cron6-
me tros, SO veIden garani-
zados por DOS ANos y se
compcndrAn por mitad desu
precio en- cualquier epoca
que Sc desconlpongan des-
pues de dicho plazo.
Loe tenemos de Oro, Plae
tn y Nikei, pero con espe-
cialidad de ACERO qne
vendemos & D0CE PESE
precio verdsdegamente po-
pular, tsniendo en- cuenta
In calidad del Relej.
NOTA: A toda persona
que NOS envfe el irnporte en-
Billetes 6 Sellos de Fran
queo, le remitiremos un pre-
cioso TINAUD PATENT
DE ACERO, te : ientio el
derecho do devolverlo Ell
case de no gustarle.
Julio go dc 1897 g d .
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
OOLMADO LAS BALEARKS'

| DE BIGAS HEMANOS-TELEFO 96-
| AcsDsn de recibiy Jamonas ferris, gs sIietss
sefsodas on latas dooes, idem en- latas Pc
quefss, i'd. id. de leche, eI renombrado vino
| de San Rsfaal, nlanteQuills dsneza lss dos
raauos, licores de M. F.. j. Genessy la 8,
| frutos Ell alnibar, idem en su jUg~, turro-
nes de todss ciases los meicres vines de
Jerez, colpleto suItido de coEservas all
menticiRs.
| FL hermoso rspido vapor americana
VFNEZUELA de la Red D'Line, hara la es-
Gala 90 Ponce, durante los meses de yeraro,
| al visje directo New York, tomando ,ini-
| ca.nerta passieros-
Sadra de Fonce los dfas de Abril, S de
Mayo, de Janio, de Julio, a las % de la
! ,ns fs1a, efectuando Ell VIAJE EN- DIAS
7 HORAS.
Tan exoelente oportunidsd no puede ser
! mrs convan'ente para los pasajercs que
! go difijan Europa, pues apGrte de visitar
ne paso ia metropoG americana siE INA ayores
Cs3tos. rueden arroyechar desde allf los pa.
iacics hotantss que cruzan el atiartico, Gu
yes precios de pasaje en- prime1a oscllsn en-
i tre so y 100 pesos.
Los 4us dessen asegurar pasajes deberan
far avlso los corsignatarios que s6scribe1
10 dias antes de Ii ssIida del yapor, para
| que vengan rsservaGos los I1eiores carnafo-
! tes desc1e Ia Guaira.
Pasa1s EN- prlIaera $50, orc americana.
1deza en seguaca $40, GRO americana.
Mfrs usnores de 12 afas nlitad de pasa-
ie.--p4aya Ponce, 81 de E,lero de 1893 g. N.
Coaaignat&Iios, MORALES Y Ce.
Sc VENDE.-U espacioso solar que ha.
CO esouina a Ia calis de la Mora Ia Gale
Wells dc .sta cirdad.
ai quo 10 IL terese ruede tornar infoT mes
con su cnedo, que es ell suscriDiente, en- Ia
tor eieria de los seflores Fritze, Lund Oe
6 en ia Gale Real de Ia Pisya,-Ba7domero
Jordan. Ponce, f bro. % de 1s9S.1 L. alt
Ell LICEO DE PONCE
Colegio de prinaera ensenanza Elemental
y Saperier y de segunds ensenarz. instala-
DO en- la calie de la Concordia rlimero A.
cryo local reIns condiciones de salubridsd
y dos cuadras do 10 Plaza de las Delicias.
Sc ahm!ten alunnos internos, medic in
ternos y externcs.
Copocido "a ii director en- esta lccslidad
in1tl es briDdsr garantlas los padres de
fauiIis
FL director, Francisco e. de ,Sizua. 5-6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Nora Este Res6men ha de tener alters.
oi6n el dia antes de las eleccioues por virtud
do Iss iucIusiones qae pueden pedirse hasts
ese dia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
CL|NICA S|FIL|0GRAF|CA
DEL DR.. REDONDO

DEL DR.. REDONDO
En- esta clinica Sc cura la STILES poT
inveterada y arraigada qne sea en- 90
dfas.
Las estancias en- la clfnica Sc regular
en- cinco pesos diarios.
Ponce, calle del Gomercio no 80.
Aseguros contra lncendios.- Boyisen
d Co.-Playa de Ponce Ill. M d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Sc desea vender dos mulas donna
das. lnformaran en- esta Admins
TRACTION.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Esta empresa soIieita un AGENT
en- c0meriO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
BSTAPBTA DR PONtB

SupIicamos d nuestros Celos0s
agentes, a quienes hemos escrito on
estes dias, nos remitan los fondos re-
caudad0s.
Tods Ia correspondents administrative
de este diario. dirijase don Edelmiro J..
Lespier, administrators gerente de 10 em
presa.
Los esposos Perez Pagan, scsbsD de rer.
der para siempre, Ia hermosa nina e. cslto
del h. gar, Asels Msrgarita.
Knvismosles nnestro Be-. tide esame.
Ss lila fuera de cuidado y en- franco
COT Va valescencis, nuestro apreciado amigo =
corrsligions rio don Luis B SAINTS, slcslde
fs' rio Real.
Mucho 10 celebramos.
Hsmos recibido ell primer duero de D,n
Junipcgo, bisemansrio pol:tico iIdapen-
diente que bajo la cireccifn de don Jose G.
Cueyas ha comepzado publicsrse en- Ia Ga
pital.
Dejamos establecido el CAME.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21
Ell C|SMA AUTONOn|CO

Traducimos del Ncu York Tribune:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

" oto. voto.
Dc Ga de deh
dA sec poe
puebL0a ANMbtf@nte~ efGm- hl0- 1~s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

La OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES billie
tes de loterja 81 reales y yende %.
Plaza principal esquina la Villa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-03-21

Nos dicen de Juncos que Ell dia diez sic.
te de los corrientes declar6se IN ipceudie.
que redujo q cenizas una eass, tsniendo que
ser destruidss otras tres para evitar que sc
propsgara el voraz elemento.
El vecindsrio, sin distinction de clases So
ciales, acudi6 desde los primsros instantas al
lugsr del suceso, y gracias 8 sus esfneszos
pudieron evitarse mayores males. Disti.i.
guieronse los sefiorss don Lucas don Gag
tor Castro don Teodoro Lopez que traba.
iarou como buenos.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

The Hazlehurst Courier gives
The following interesting figures
touching the Wesson Mills: .sThese
m'lls have paid out the enormous
sum of s4,479,163.22 as wages
since 1871, and the sum of $685.
4o2.O4 in taxes since 1886. There
can be no doubt but that exemp.
tlon from taxation for the period of
Ten years, say for mills, factories
and railroads, by state and munich
patty, is a wise policy. At once
these mills, factories and railroads
oegln to pay out large amounts for
iaoor, and their buildings enhance
'he taxable value of adjacent prop
erty, and when the exemptions
cease to run they begin to pay
taxes and continue to pay for all
.,me. If such inducements bring
Inem, the State has not only lost
.aothlng for the period of exemp.
.lon, for in their absence there
would be no taxes from such source.
out their presence Immediately
~, ,uaAes other property more valua-
ole, and thus lessons the burden of
taxation, which is lessened more
;s Mnen these corporations have en-
toyed their exemptions and become
taxable. The New England States
aie exempting cotton mills from
taxation, it is stated, TO keep them
RON moving South.d
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

The Blue Mountain Female College
has opened with a good attendance.
Vicksburg's Episcopal church will
add handsome chapel to it's already
beautiful building.
Sheriff Bishop, of Simpson, says the
cotton crop of his section is almost
ruined. Ten times more rain fell than
was needed and corn is rotting on the
stalks.
Crystal Springs public school opened
with 800 in attendance. Unusually
large attendance from the country and
unusually small from town, says the
Meteor.
Next to Texas, Mississippi raised
more cotton last year than any other
state. The figures for the State are
1927 900; those for Texas, which in
clude the Indian Territory, being
3,075,OO0.
The yellow fever in the vicinity of
Oxford has caused panic in that
town. Saturday night 200 people left
on special train and Sunday morning
as many more. The town is depopu-
lated. No trains are allowed to stop
there and no mails put on or off.
Under the Constitution of the State
Messrs. C. E. Wright and Chas. Scott,
who engaged in the duel near Vicks-
burg recently, their seconds and those
who in any way assisted in bringing
about the fight, are debarred from
holding any Office in the State here
after or casting vote in any election
A galaxy of beautiful and accom-.
plished young women from Crystal
Springs go out of their native State to
earn a livelihood. From the Meteor
we learn that Miss Myra Newton has
accepted a position as teacher in the
Marengo Female College, of Demopolis
Ala; Misses Kate and Maydee Eagan
left Wednesday for Tuscaloosa, Ala,
to resume their respective duties in
Tuscaloosa Female College; Mrs. Anna
Smith and daughters, Misses Mabel
and Corinne, accompanied by Miss
Rushel Harris, departed Wednesday
for Judson Institute, Marion, Ala.
and Miss Lora Smith has accepted the
chair of Voice Culture in the Arkadel-
phia Ark Female College.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

Suppose, says the st. Louis
Chronicle, "some of Uncle Sans
soldiers had been made prisoners
by Spain, and they had been treat
ed in precisely the same manner
they were treated in their own
camps, what howl of indignation
would have arisen from one end of
the nation to the other! There
wouldn't by type big enough in the
land to set up the words 'barbar-
ISM and middle ages.'"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14
MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Shorthand Chronicle of Cur
rent Happenings.

"A Shorthand Chronicle OF Cur
rent Happenings.
Millsaps College opens today.
Labor Day was observed in McComb.
With a capital of $4,000 Gulfport is
to have a canning factory.
Gov. McLaurin has offered 800 for
the capture of Green Case.
The remains of Mrs. George S. Rou-
debush, we're inferred at Jackson.
Seven colored convicts from Noxu-
bee were sent to the pen for bigamy.
The position of train inspector for
the State Board of Health pays S4.OO
per day.
Mississippis governor criticises press
and people for abuse of Secretary of
War Alger.
The residence of w. w. Bolls, at
Utica, was burned. Value, $1,000 and
no insurance.
1t is stated that Mississippi has more
prosperous small towns than any other
state in the Union.
Henry Stearns, who assaulted Mr..
John Hord in Holmes county, was
mobbed at Thornton.
The bennington Camp Meeting AS
sociation has been relieved of debt by
private subscriptions.
Maj. D. p. Porter, after long ill
ness, has returned to his command
a. Io1 Snrinnc
"The blind boy orator." Il. P. Gore,
we'll known in this State, has been
nominated for Congress in Texas.
DR.. r. S. Curry, of Columbus, was
commissioned to bring the sick yolun-
teers home from Jacksonville, Fla.
The whereabouts of Ed. Grandson
is still a profound mystery. There is a
reward of s415 offered for his capture.
Large additions are being made to
McComb's coal chutes, on account OF
increasing business of the l. Z. n. n.
The Baptist, the new organ of the
denomination of that name, will make
its debut on the 22nd from the State
Capitol.
John c. LeClercq, Jackson's missing
oil mill manager, has returned TO MS
home in Paris, Texas. 1t is thought he
was demented.
Rev. j. A. Randolph, of Macon, Miss,
pastor of the Methodist church, has
been appointed chaplain of the Third
Mississippi Regiment.
Prof. Henry L. Whitfield, of Rankin
county, has been appointed State Su-
perintendent of Education vice Prof.
A. A. Kincannon, resigned.
The Third Mississippi Volunteer
Regiment has been ordered from jack
son to Lexington, Ky. First and Sec
ond Regiments will be mustered out.
The many friends of Col. Y. d. Lott
will be gratified to learn that he mas
been appointed train inspector on the
Illinois Central for the Board or Health.
Mississippi's pension roll is expected
to lose a thousand names this year,
making a total of aO40 against 4,342
last year. $4,000 is the appropriation
for this purpose.
Edgar s. Wilson, the able staff cor
respondent of the Picayune, has let the
contract for an elegant residence IN
jackson. 1t is to be built OF red cy-
press and finished in hard oil cypress,
except the reception hall, which Will
be Of quarter-sawed white oak; me
walls and floors will be OF double
thickness with building paper between,
beside the plastering, and with speak
ing tubes, electric lights, electric 1eIis,
electric fans and his newspaper den
adjoining the library, Mr.. Wilson VIII
be monarch of all he surveys.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

An Arizona rancher has posted
the following notice on a cotton.
wood tree near his place: "My
wife Sarah has left my ranch when
l didn't Doc a Thing Too her and
l want it distinctly understood
that any Man as takes her in and
Keers for her on my account will
get himself Pumped so Full of Led
that some tenderfOot will locate
him for a mineral claim. A word
to the wise is sufficient and orter
work Oh fools.n
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

Anew hearing will be granted to
Dreyfus, who was convicted before
a French military court and SEN
fenced to a long term for betraying
army secrets. Dreyfus was convic-
ted to save a public scandal in the
army; made a scape.goat to save
his superiors, but a recent confes-
sion of NJ. Henry, who afterward
committed suicide, makes it impos'
sible for the government to deny
him new hearing.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14
ST. STANISLAUS COLLEGE,

This College is situated on the Gulf
Coast, 80 miles east of New Orleans, on
the L & n. r. r.
The course of study is extensive and
comprises four departments: Prepara-
tory, Commercial, Scientific and Glass
ical. The mathematical and scientific
training is made special object, while
the literary culture impaired fits
young men for business or professions.
No effort will be spared to make it
equal to the best.
AT both the Paris and Chicago Ex-
positions the exhibits of this College
received medals.
The next session begins Thursday,
Sept. 10Th. For terms and particulars
address the President.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

The Kansas jay.hawker Capt.
Duncan, who was caught digging
up and dismembering the remains
of ex.Confederate dead near Ma.
pansas, has received his deserts.
The sentence of the court martial
is that he be cashiered and serve a
term of 5 years in the penitentiary.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14
oISCENTRALR.R.
OF INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS
Free Transportation to Attend the
Annual Meeting at Chicago.
Some Interesting Facts.

In order that stockholders Of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company may more readily
attend In person the annual meetings, there has
been posted In each station OF the Company
notice to the effect that in accordance with re-
solve Of the Board Of Directors, there may be Is
sued TO each holder OF one or nose shares Of the
capital stock OF the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, as registered on the books Of the COM
pany. a ticket enabling him or her to travel free
over the company's lines from the station Of the
Illinois Central Railroad nearest TO his or her
registered address, to Chicago and return. for
the purpose Of attending. In person, the next
Annual Stockholders Meeting of the company.
which will be held at Its general ONCE In Chica-
go on Wednesday. September ". 1898, at noon.
Details as to the necessary procedure to obtain
such ticket the date OF its issue and It's limit are
fully set forth on the posted notices referred to-
In this connection, 1t will be interesting to note
that since, in 1862, the capital stock Of the conn
pany became full paid a cash dividend, ranging
from per cent. to 10 per cent. per annum. has
been paid semi-annually to every holder Of stock,
and that 1t Is now twenty years since the com-
pany, In any year. paid less than per cent, the
present rate Of distribution.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

Hillman College opens today at
,,liuton-its prospects were fatter-
inc before the yellow fever furry
and we trust prosperity still lies in
its wake. Mississippi College
onens on tomorrow and is likewise
effected by the blight of quarantine.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

From the National Music Co.,
os6 Wabash Ave., Chicago, we
have received of late excellent
comics of up.to.date music-Fall Of
santiago, Cavaleira Rusticana, be-
.;de some standard pieces.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14

Hetty Green, who has the dis
tinctior of being the richest woman
in America, objects to her daugh-
ter marrying a nobleman and says
ashe can get a cheaper article at
home that will answer all practical
purposes.' Nobody has ever &C.
cused her of being a fool.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1898-09-14
REPORT OF ROAD INSPECTORS.

1t is ordered that the report of Zetus
Linton and G. T. Montgomery, inspect
ors of contract road No. l be and the
same is hereby approved and received.
Ordered that the board do now ad-
journ till Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock a. m.