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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
FratprnuI Notes

Members of Gate City hive, No 0, Macca-
bees, were entertained at tea Thursday at
the home of Jessie McGreal. Twenty-fifth
and Saher.
Gate City hive, No. ., Maccabees, will
hold Its fourth annual ball at Metropolitan
club, Twenty-third and Harney streets,
Wednesday evening.
The members of Hollister hive, No q.
Ladies of the Macoabees, will be given an
afternoon tea at the residence of Lady Har-
r!et White. 1910 North Twenty-sixth street,
Tuesday
A decree of foreclosure has been signed
in the litigation brought by the Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance company against
Omaha lodge No. 2, Odd Fellows. The ef-
feet OF this decree Is that the lodge must
yield title and possession to the home it
built a few years ago,
Nebraska lodge. No, !, knights of
Pythias. will entertain the newly elected
grand chancellor, John IL. Bexten' Monday
evening at Castle hall Continental block,
Fifteenth and Douglas streets, A, good
freshments and cigars will be served.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

The Sovereign camp is erecting a mag
nifcent monument at the grave OF the first
sovereign physician OF the order. Dr. w. o.
Rodgers, which will be unveiled in the near
future.
Sovereign Commander Root delivered the
address at the unveiling OF monument at
Neigh Deputy o. II. Henderson accom-
panied him and spoke on Woodcraft.
Hon. Josiah Towne attended the reception
rendered President Mckinley at Minneapolis
J. J. Sullivan OF Kansas City, prominent
Woodman. was caller at the Soxereign
camp on Friday.
Omaha camp No. 16 gave farewell recep-
tion to Senior Deputy o. H. Henderson on
Tuesday, it being the closing night OF his
work, which has covered a period of four
months, he having placed in membership
over 100 of Omaha's most prominent bus
mess men.
Seymour camp will hold high carnival and
bazaar in the hall, Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue, Monday and Tuesday nights OF this
week. There will be amusements for all
and over 100 donated articles are to be dis.
posed Of toward raising fund for the Sey.
mour Guards.
The carnival to be given by Seymour camp
No. 81, Wcodmen OF the World, Monday and
Tuesday evenings is creating stir among
Woodmen especially the contest between the
clerks of the different camps OF Omaha.
South Omaha, Council Bluffs and Florence.
Each camp is doing it's best to secure tho
prize but this contest will probably be
outdone from an enthusiastic point OF view
by the contest for the gold watch between
| the young women employed in the Woodmen
headquarters in this city. Alpha camp band
Will be on hand accompanied by the famous
drill team OF that camp. A large number
Of handsome and valuable articles will bo
given to ticket holders.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
FOR EXCHANGE.

HALF interest in good paying patent med
icine business for good property. L %,
Bee. Z-695 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
nankers' Union of the world.

Omaha lodge, No. l, gave a public enter
tainment in its hall In The Bee building
Friday night. Many members OF other lodges
were present, among whom were several
from Lady Hollister hive, No. 21, Lady
Maccabees Vice President j. f. Kelly pre-
sided and the following program was rem
dered Violin solo, Miss Daisy Elrod; ad-
dress, Rev. DR.. Harris; either duet, Prof.
Muller and Miss Hertzmann; base solo, C.
A. jacobson; address, Thomas Ryan either
solo, Prof. o. A. Muller. Dancing was next
in order, after which a banquet was served.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
r. G.. PETERS q Co,
1902 Farnam st.

r. G.. PETERS & CO,
l702 Farnam st.
DWELLING HOUSES
No. 1252-Two-story, S-room house. 2j3S
Davenport st, near High school; easy
walking distance Price only $500.
No. 992-Three houses. renting for $40 per
mo, 9th and Howard sts Price $500.
No. 35-4-room house, barn lot 5ox15O, 2Sth
and Pacific SITS. only $500. Snap.
No 1233-one Of the finest residences in the
Hanscom park district, facing the park
at 32d and Wooworth ave; = rooms, all
modern; lot 5ON15O. Price $500
No. llg9-S-room brick house. bath. electric
light, No 1882 n. 18th st. Only $500.
front house newly painted and papered,
2GO2 Decatur st. Price $500.
No. 93l-7 rooms, bath, gas, good barn, lot
5CXl4l, at 3liO Mason st. Only $1,000.
No. $50 rooms and alcove, all modern,
paved St and permanent sidewalk, spe-
Cial taxes paid lot 5OxllO No 1929 s. 3lst
St, only y block from park $4,000.
Groom house, bath, etc, No. 112 n. S7th
st. Want an offer quick.
VACANT LOTS.
On Dodge st, near S5th; N,OD
Corner Patrick ave. and 25th st. Want
offer.
Northwest corner of 9th and Farnam SITS,
cheap. ..
On corner 39th and Dodge SITS, 100 feet;
$1,000
| In Benson, i7-acre lot, for 500.
Lot in Saunders & Himebaughs add, $3.50.
r. C. PETERS g. co,
17O2 Farnam St, Bee BIDS. a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
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IOANs ON sAIARIEs

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The BIG BUSINESS we do demonstrates
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Est RATES; repayments made In agree
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to suit convenience OF borrower.
CHATTEL MORTGAGES PAID
Persons momentarlly embarrassed who de-
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OUR LOANS ARE CONFINED
To SABARIED EMPLOYEES.
You can deal with us quickly and salts
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call at our office before borrowing else
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
United MOderna

Omaha lodge proposes to vary the usual
order Of business during the fall and winter
with series of entertainments. The first
will be dancing party at Thurston Rifles
hall, November 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
SHORT STORIES OF The DAY
Councilman Ernest Stuht Decides the Natur,
of an Immense Prehistoric Bone,
TOO MUCH PROSPERITY FOR A CONDUCTOR
Hugh Murphy Knows n Good Thing
when He Sees U-Stenm whistle
for Deaf Mutes-k Bee Mans
push-Signor's story.

The five-foo bone recently uncarthed near
the Union Pacific depot at a depth OF fifty
four feet below the surface by some well
diggcrs has excited considerable interest
among South Omaha scientists, several OF
whom maintain that 1t is the rib Of mega
therium of prehistoric ages. The nature OF
the bone however, has at last been dis
covered by Councilman Ernest Stuht, who at
last weeks meeting of the South Omaha
Scientific club. composed OF bone and fossil
hunters, produced convincing proof that the
wonderful find is nothing more nor less than
the bone of contention between the Union
Pacific and the city OF Omaha. The un-
doubted age of the bone as we'll as Its size
and crooked shape is part of Mr.. STUNT s
proof OF his theory.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

ruked for the mon who put up the Allie
gheny mountains"
~ take IT, said Murphy's questioner,
that you mean to let me infer that the
asphalt trust is a bigger concern than yours
and that you have surrendered" Draw
any inference you please" said Contractor
Murphy. 81 know good thing when l see
It,"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FREEl Valuable money making boook on
patents. Tells all about patents and how
To secure them at low cost, Gives 100
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little pocket dime bank made over $780,
oO0. Gives letters of wealth manufactur
ers who want good inventions in their
line. Send us rough drawings Of all your
new ideas or inventions No charge for
our opinion to their being new and
practicable. Advice free. Tells how to
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right companies. a valuable inventors
guide book mailed free to any address.
It is overhowing with invaluable money
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
.oANs TO sALAR1ED PEoPLE;n,u,o 90,

LOANS TO SALARGED PEOPLE
IL YOU ARE a SALARlED EMPLOHE II
holding a permanent position we VIII loan
you any amount your situation Will justty
without endorser. mortgage or security or
any kind other than your name. the fact
OF your holding n position is sufficient
guarantee to us that you Will carry out
any agreement into which you may en-
ter with us 49, - -
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THE STRICTEST PRIVACY VIII BE
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YOU. and you will receive the same cour-
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OMAHA CREDIT CO, c. + Jennings,
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"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

INVESTORS and spectators; from 70 TO ad %
per cent earned monthly on c9pitai @ t plaJeu inl
vestment plan In existence and furnish
highest references Remember, we cont
spend our money for long columns or ad-
vertislng but give you the benefit, paying
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Gulf-Pacific Investment Co., 263-269 Dear
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

We'll, that beats mel exclaimed a pas.
senger la street car, and then he burst
into a hearty laugh. What's the matter?"
asked c1npanion Matter! Matter
enough to make horse laugh" he replied;
what do YOU think Of using steam whistle
TO signal the pupils Of a deaf mute insd-
tute? Look at that" Thereupon the much
amused passenger handed his companion a
card having printed on it the order and
bours cf the daily exercises for the pupils
Of the Nebraska School for the Deaf and
Dumb. The card was dated october u,
1899. II states that "the whistle will blow
as follows" etc. and without any eXplana-
tion the supposition is that it will be blown
loudly enough TO make the deaf hear 1t,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MONEY loaned on household goods,
pianos rigs, iewelry. etc; easy payments;
confidential. Peoples Loan Co, room 4,
Creighton blk 18th and Douglas. H-239
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

c' B. Signor of Lexington, Neb, sends to
Inc Bee his story of how he lost an arm at
Memphis in 1864, his object being to correct
few slight errors made by Major ou,nhv
OF Cheyenne in his statement of the incident
recently published in The Bee Mr.. Signors
story is as follows:
TO the headquarter picket post, i inGuired
c6ars. cGr aieutsnSnt e NJ. The sergeant in
tnase o ss9 he had Just gone down line
me AT the reserve picket 5t post + found UTt 20
doaen fraa S9l9red ,H soldiers, lounging beside a
FIRE: One said "LeftenanSt" any" had had SCI Fo1e 1n
fnr ffnroagh hoa strip & of woods to a farm house
tSe iHr d Pow DOwi OF milk; ANOTHER spoke up to
! asked the corporal: But is that ali r:ght :?
M.mpss haps b@i pass ron. to come into camp from
said: why, yes if the ofticer erin in charge
OF the picket believes citizen is ali rie5t
ne ne ca can let him him go outside with soldier to
So we started, the soldier walking beside
my my horse and chatting pleasantly, Before
that 1t would be dusk by the time we got
back and the rule only applied during day
light, so he called to the soldier with me:
horse, turned in the saddle and asked the
corporal. whats the matter now? What
Gs Change % y9nF ] bs s made
to the soldier and we both obeyed the order
TO return, meeting another young soldier,
whom he sent to enforce the order This
young darkey began teasing me as We went
back to the campfire Said he: "Ha ha,
you didn't get out"' ! said: Il did not
want to &c, out; wanted to see your lieu
| tenant" He sneered: "Yas, you want to
see Ole, Forrest" meaning the rebel guer-
rilla. Seeing ] was suspected Of being an
enemy | ceased to handy words and while
we were going on, none of US speaking, the
| mistake OF the glove and the shooting oc-
Cured exactly as narrated by Major
| Quinby.
| lit will be remembered that Major Quinby
| stated that Mr.. Signor pulled a large fur
glove from his hand and reached In a pocket
for handkerchief, when the darkey soldier
supposing he was about to draw a revolver
shot him in the arm, which in consequence
| had to be amputatedl
| Twenty years after the war, In Washing
| ton, | went TO the judge advocate generals
Office, where record Of all courts-martia
| Is kept, and found that of Lieutenant M
and that he was found guilty of being alb
| sent from his post of duty in command OF
the pickcts, December %. 1864, during wh!cl
absence an unarmed civilian was severely
wounded by his men" And the sentenct
was that he be dismissed from the service
The two stories show how honest mer
may differ
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

THE NEW SNOW CHURCH COMPANY
Is the only company that collects all kinds
or deots and has correspondent in every
town in United States Send your ac-
counts to 5th floor, karbach Blk, w. II.
Green President. Y-Ml18
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MERCHANDISE SToCK-A clean stock of
dry goods. furnishing goods and clothing;
owner will exchange for farm or city
property. Lock Drawer. 1904. -
Y-M717
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

LeaVG. 7ArrfV6.T
Kansas City Day Ex "a $3.50 am a 6:45 pm
Kansas City. Night Ex, .alo:l5 I'm $3.50 am
Joseph and 81. Louis a 4s5s pm aII1s am
Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

FOR SALE.
1o-room modern house, with 1?xl4o teet 6So
ground, east front choice locauon' s9'o0o'
eToom house on Georgia avenue, $500
3 room house. 35th and Howard SITS, fine
corner. east front, $2,6o0
Choice building lot on Franklin St, near
so ~ acres, stir' west part of county, improved
s., 500 ,>-,, c,o,,p,>v
4OOt RE-M269 II
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
PHYSICIAN.

DIR. SHEPARD, sl2 New York Life. spe-
cialties, eatarrh and kindred diseases;
Literature aud question sheets sent
everywfNe. M-5SI
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

MO VALLEY, handsome 5-r. cottage, nice
barn, lot 1O0x32S, So fruit trees 100 Crane
trees, an ideal suburban home; one hour
from Omaha: your own price must be
II 8. National Bank Bldg. RE-29l 10
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

25C BUYS doz. banitters. u doz. oysters
or any meal at the Brunswick Hotel Cafe.
Y-M670 O16
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

TO PHYSICIANS: Failing health forces
me to offer for sale at low cash figure
a reputable, well established speciality
business in Omaha; business now clears
more than 500 per mon month and Gan be
year; full Investigation invited. Address
/, AZ, Omaha Bee. ,Y-M949 IS"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

I=1zIE;1E@, CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
IHSy SS&$wE1l & Quincy Railroad d. The
Burlington Route"--Ticket
IksSA11b1f::1HAX23AYI Office. l6O2 Farnain st.
ltAHIEkFS8xMI Tel. 25o. Depot Tenth &
!&N iiiIllf;ERal Mason Streets. Tele-
M#bk&klHJ1 phone, 3l0
l-ss.1!1es@S191J eS91J Leave. Arrive
Daylight Chicago Spec
Cldl ...''d 40 dln
Chicago Vestibuled Ex.a sos pm a sos an
Chicago Express .......a $3.50 am a 4:05 pm
Chicago & st. L. Ex. "a T:45 pm a sos am
Pacific junction Local .al045 am
Fast Mail ................ a 2:45 pm
Daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

An enterprising exprossman attempted a
trick upon the fast mail train bound for the
west day or two ago. He had a patron
who wanted to ship hog to Rogers, Neb..
and in response to a handsome tip sue
ceeded in getting the slaughtered animal in
the express car without the agent noticing
the point of destination until after the train
had started. The expressman knew that the
fast mail didn't stop at Rogers and so did
the shipper but they presumed that If the
hog were safely deposited in the express car
after the train pulled out of Omaha the
train would have to stop and unload 1t al
Rogers, thus saving the shipper several
hours in the time of its arrival
The fast mail sped on it's way westward
and in due course of time tho shipper OF
the hog hailed Conductor Pete Dunbar, tell
Ing him that he had some express matter
up front to be unloaded at Rogers. and he
smiled at the shrewdness of the plan of him
seif and the Omaha expressman to force
the fast mail to stop at that point. Dunbar
looked at his passenger inquiringly and
asked what the nature OF the express was
whether or not 1t was perishable and had tc
be unloaded.
on, yes,' replied the passenger "it's q
hog and has to be unloaded right away"
"A hog, eh?" replied Dunbar. "Whv
man, we don't stop at Rogers to let of
passengers even, and don't you think for 2
minute that we will stop for hog,
Inc train rushed through Rogers with tn,
Wlho ana the hog market in that town
wasn't increased by the arrival of tn,
Omaha animal until returning loca
brought 1t back from Columbus a day q,
two later.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

rrE,rry- FOOT lot, 35th ave. and Davenport;
q bargain. Price, $4,000. mn
5o.foot lot near car line in Walnut Hill.
nj oath and Ames ave. car barn. for $3.50.
Farnam st. business property at a great
bargain. ,.>,cr
Tvantv acres near omaha, with new
house, barn, well, fruit, etc, clear want
cieor house in Des Moines. Want Omaha
Improved or vacant lot. .,.o M .,..,
Chicago house and lot, rents s3ooVU per
YEAR Want Omaha rental property.
GARVIN BROS, 1913 FARNAM ST.
RE-262 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

when | went on board the press boat at
the New York Dewey reception the first
man I met was a member OF The Bee staff."
said MIR. Rosewater. "Of course was very
much surprised, and agreeably so. | knew
he was in New York on a vacation, but how
he got on board that boat was puzzle to
me- as l was aware that he had no ticket
Furthermore, had some trouble and delay
In securing my own ticket, as l was COM
PEELED to 60 personally to the city hall and
identify myself. Finally l asked the young
man how he worked 1t. 4 walked up TO
the man on the gang plank said he. and
presented my letter OF credentials from The
Omaha Bee, and after glancing it over hur-
riedly he said that was all right, and then
he passed me on to the boat No one would
suspect the modest young man OF having so
much push, and l said to him, You'll do -
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

During the Mckinley Bryan campaign
Freight Conductor English, now running on
the Northwestern road between Boone and
Council Bluffs, was importuned by quite a
large number of his friends TO vote for Nc
Kinley. He was not on a regular run then.
Business was rather slack and he depended
on odd runs. His republican friends tried
to convince him that the election of Nc
Kinley meant the return Of prosperity, which
would result in his having steady employ
ment. All arguments proved unavailing
however, and English voted for Bryan.
With the advent of Mckinley prosperity
came steady employment and Conductor
English is now being rushed to death with
all sorts of runs and extra work and extra
pay. The other day, when he was feeling
pretty tired, he indited to President McKin-
ley letter, accompanied BY a numerousy
signed petition, asking him to let up for a
short time in the prosperity business SO that
he can get a little rest 1t is safe to say
that Conductor English Will vote for Nc
Kinley the next time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

GOOD farm TO exchange for city pHr9Sppertey' pH,Sp,
6oNKarbach block, i-MoVl ~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

PER CENT up. 5000 to $500 900. Western
ance loaned on and bought; lapsed poll
Cies bought. II can be reinstated, FARM
AND CITY LOANS. F. A. Stroup. F!-
nancial Agent, 6l5 Paxton Block. M9i9 is
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15

Hugh Murphy, who is spending a few days
in Omaha while his street paving contract in
Denver is being pushed for all there is in it.,
was asked whether the asphalt trust had
gathered him in or whether he was standing
pat. Let me tell you a story" he said,
with genuine Murphy smile. whether
the story has any application to the case in
hand, that is for you to judge. There were
two Irishmen boasting CT the work they had
done for big contractors. 4 wurruked for
the mon that builded the Union Paycihc
rairoad-the biggest job Of its kcind in the
wurruld up to that toime,' said one. Is that
SOL exclaimed the other; that Union Pay
cihc job wasn't patch alongside the con-
thract of the mon l wurruked for. l wur-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
1T sINEss CHANCES.

PROFITS in stockA wheat and cotton,
Mackey's Modern Methods Make Money,
Write for our free book. G.. n. MaSkey
COUNTRY hotel. 2s rooms. doing good
trade. snap for hotel man, J. II. Par
rOttc, Douglas Blk. N-26i-lj
GENERAL merchandise stock, doing good
business. will consider good real estate.
L. O. box III. N-M2J9 lb
HOTEL. furniture and lease for sale price.
5000 spot cash; clears "a 600 to 5000 per
year; best house in northwest rent rea-
sOnable; 30 rooms: steam heat
Furniture and lease 5O-room hotel 80 miles
OF Omaha; rent SEQ per month; price,
$3.50 cash.
Furniture and lease j)-room hotel; price,
S. 0Oo. 81. 600 down balance easy without
interest; rent SIPS per month; turns people
away daily: clears $500 per Tonth.
WESTERN HOTEL BROKERS',
Y-2T4 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-15
HALLS FOR RENT.

Hall and Morands Academy,
18th and Harvey. for balls, club and lodge
parties, conventions and all social func-
lions: both halls have been renovated
throughout. Morand, Lessee and Manager.
l4l-Noy IA
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for one year from April 30, 1899, and
receive sl19S, payable quarterly.
Brookhaven Masonic Lodge No. PAL,
through their Tyler, G. Huck, Jr.,
asked permission to use the Mayors
office for their meetings and the meet
ings of all other secret societies that
had rented from them until the
Masonic Temple can be finished, on
motion the same was granted.
STOCK ORDINANCE.
On motion of A. E. Moreton the
action on the petition to partially re-
peal the stock ordinance as far as it
relates to cattle, be Indemnity post
poned. Ayes: Moreton, Willoughby
and Seavey Nays: Schnorrenberg and
Abrams.
FUEL FOR POWER HOUSE.
The sealed bids filed with the city
clerk for furnishing fuel for power
house, were opened in open board,
read by the clerk and tabulated and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the
Board that the Brookhaven Lumber
& Manufacturing Company was the
lowest and best bidder, the contract
was awarded to it for twelve months
from the End day of May, A. d. 1899,
and Mr. M. Dreyfus, Vice-President
! anu treasury u lie Sdiu DTOOhudNeH
Lumber & Manufacturing Company,
appearing before the Board and agree
ing to furnish Pine Shavings at Soc per
wagon load of same dimensions as now
in use-delivered in boiler-room of
power house in such quantities as may
be necessary to insure sufficient fuel
at all times during the year at the
price above stated, contingent upon
any and all unforeseen accidents and
unavoidable causes of delay, the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen of the City of
Brookhaven hereby agree to pay to
the said Brookhaven Lumber & Manu-
featuring Company S5c per load for
all Pine Shavings furnished as afore--
said on the conditions aforesaid; pro-
vided that it pays rebate of 15c per
load on load of shavings furnished
since Jan. 1st, 1899.
There being no further business the
board adjourned.
j. B. DAUGHTRY, Mayor.
w. III. SEAvEY, Clerk.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1899-05-10

Hazlehurst Afflicted Like BroOkhaven.
The Courier has been asked to call
attention to the thoughtlsss acts of
young people here and the great wrong
they are committing in disturbing
public worship, whether it be under
tent or in a regular church building
and to warn them that a repetition of
of it will force the authorities to in
woke the law: and if they do not know
it now, they will soon learn that the
law is very severe on disturbers of
public Observation-Disclosures Courier.