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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

CITY Man-So no one here plays golf,
ph? Well, what is the nearest thing
you have TO it2
Moss Backed villager - Aw, just
plain silliness!-Puck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
.Doan's Kidney Pills

v.ke we'll kidneys-they are not a
.a,r uedicine-not an experiment.
,Tev We been tested and thousands en-
5o,se their merit. Here's case OF 1t:
IT. W Parker. carpenter in the wood
1-irg Department of the Fitchburg Gar
ssors Fitehburg, Mass, says; In the month
lsi,rrfarv 1896 was asked by gentle
" ~ no allied on me to publicly give my
..l -l..5.,rse with Doans Kidney Pills. what
-. rim for publication has appeared m
3 tls.hf5urg papers. j was tnterNieWcda
p. -'f f5rrfe over two years afterwards when
,.-fF ,4u interviewer the following; EveT
W. .,gl original statement appeared in the
r..-5f,,,rg rapcrs / have been repeatedly
go f.s. reople in the shops where Wurkl
81 t1re 5freet and by callers at my mouse ~
E...fg statement were true, often Wi7hed
r.ra RI Halilax. and ia allowing my name
7. 4-star as an cudutscr OF poan hllh5g
a.m. Turing the coming year, want y th'I-
rsalv understood that they proved OF great
hgraft ana from my experience 1 can '9n'
..rtianelv say they are one patent medicine
r5ga which people can depend to do as
Represented
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers: price SO cents a box. Mailed
.ou receipt Of price by Foster-Milburn
'Co.. Buffalo N. Y, sole agents for the
IUnited States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
lake no other.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
Persnaded Them to Move.

Hoax-How did you finally get rid
of those undesirable neighbors?
Joax-Well, first, l hung a scarlet
fever sign on the door, and when that
didn't have any effect, l began TAX
ing lessons on che trombone.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

Margie accompanied her father to the
barber shop, where she saw a man
about to be shaved, his face being COW
cred with lather. Papa" she whis-
pered, softly, what are they going to
do with him when the frosting's done2"
Judge.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

Tailor-Is your master in2
Servaut-Sure I do know. He said
II you caught him in he'd be out, and
now I'm puzzled to tell which he is
Town Topics.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
Nerr I.efnI.

Greek doors opened outward"
rs that 80? l suppose the Greeks
used them TO knock book agents on
The front steps.r-Chicago Record.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
LIE NiereIr Asked.

81 don't see how you can stand
these big dressmaking bills. My wife
always makes her own clothes"
as that the reason people so seldom
see you in her companyP"-Chicago
Times-Herald.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

How sid you get out of buying that
sealskin sack for your wife2'
surprised her with muf and col
lar."-Detroit Free Press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

she-They seem to be lost IN each
others love.
Ee-Yes; they ought 50 advertise for
o minister.-Puck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
FRITZ

F'REE
MAlnes. Sewing Machines, Musical lnstru-
49,. hAhqaet Lamps, Tea. toilet Dinner
49, aal many other valuable presents Tor a
aslrs Werk selling our teas, cofccs, hak.
-. l.saer, etc. Oar goods are guarant@el
~ p beaten. Roger Bros. silver spoon
sAFl WITH each package. For Particular al
~. NsSfRkL CoFFEE Co., a. Broad street
Boston. Mass
We alse want men 10 sell our goods pack
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19

Once On a days work didn't use Linn
up So -. t,o,,,a With an aching
- sching head, aching limbs, feel
; not tired, miserable, discouraged.
It's the kidneys. ..l
k'T Tbcv are not altering the blood as
~ sbould-are leaving the uric acid
In nd other poisons in the system
anu T,h ~ tidneys must be strengthened
well kidneys make well man.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-04-19
The Ar of Art Criticism.

'Daubs has painted a dreadfully bad
picture. What shall say about itR@
"You can safely saysit is full OF In
diyiduality. Record.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
madison county Notes.

From The Meteor; -
Right now l. the critical "A ment
for corn and all eyes are an slsly
watching for some sign Of godd rain.
County Treasurer Day reporiN the
corn crop ON his place the iiGest iof
years.
Roasting ears, cotton blooms and
happy countenanccs on more farms
than one In this county just now.
Huntsville has shippcdseveral ears
Of tomatoes 10 northern markets.
Lord, what could we do II We had a
railroad.
j. l.. Goodrum of southeastern por-
ton Of county was here Monday
Said his section was not needing rain
and that crops were fairly good
Reports one of his children sick, also
one Of Mrs. Billiards. children aud
one of Jno. Turner's.
The jacksonville reunion will tax,
place August =, - and 10, and will b'
ahead ~ anything In this section
I The old confedcrutcS ~ Camp lno. q
| Walker are past masters In pulling
oil q reunion and the number Of visit
ors this year viii be- larger than OF
any previous occasion.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

All persons in the city residing west
of the railroad who have not been
seen by the census enumeration, Mr.
+. ". McConuico, are requested 20
,ee or notify him at once SO that
their names may bee taken He
q -ire> 10 close zap bis list and nail
% Co the supervisor 90 Marlin Satur-
day.
The Eagle, daily or weekly, costs
you mo- more II you take a guess AZ
the census than II you do not.
Simply pay a dollar for the daily In
advance, or 500 Tor the weekly Ia
advance. DIV n
Navasota In conjunction with the
II. x r. C.aud Santa Fe railroad COM
panie- will employ a civil engineer
and establish drainage system az
Navasota 10 carry oil storm water
and prevent flood damages.
Miss Carrie Horctsky entertained
a number of young friends last even
ing complimentary 10 her guest Miss
Iona Harrington Of Millican at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoppe,
lee cold watcrmelous kept all the
time ~ -. II. Knowles wood yard
and grist mill, down at the old
creamery. order one. They are
fine. n
Mr.. George Harrington's barn was
burned az Millican Wednesday night
The loss was about twelve or tfteer
hundred dollars, mo- insurance.
The shower yesterday was mos
refreshing. what appeared 10 be a
good rain passed east and north Of
the city.
Enamel photos card size ~ cent
per dozen at Willis 4 Coleman
Tuesday aud Friday Of eafl
week. l22t
2DOO cords Of wood wanted. Call %
the OH Mill and make contracts
Bryan Cotton Seed oil Mil. l76wl
Miss Louis Cameron returned q
Galveston yesterday after a pleasan
visit to Miss Alice Myers.
b. :. W. buchanan has Refrigerated
meats of all kinds az city MarkD
He leads them all IN
Miss Lizzie Scale Of Benchley
visiting Bryan friends.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
u. st. Q. Tlme Gard. Bryan
LOCAL NEWS.

Bryan is improving steadily.
Remember the free band concert.
JEFF billiard went 10 Hearne yes
tercay
Call for Lemp's bottled beer and
cesod' 1893
Temps beer Is the best hot wealth
erbeveragc. 1913
-. W. Coulter has been sick the
past two days.
Temps bottled beer Is the thing
for hot weather. lal
IF. Parks returned from wooten
Wells yesterday.
Cox's Celebrated Mineral Water
at Taylor 4 CoN's l76
Drink Mt. Vernon Pure Rye AZ the
Exposition saloon. l53tf
John Whitman aud family ar,
visiting M kurton
Call aud see what bargains J. +,
Parks oifers Ia huggIes. lg2
New oats AZ ~, cents per bushe
az Il. NJ. Gordon n Co. ls2
DR.. Geo. W. Emory has rccoyerc,
from several day, illness.
Rev. II. d. Wilson arrived by M,
afternoon train yesterday.
? Miss Alma Foster of College &
visiting Miss Jessie Garth.
Brook Hin whisky-nuost or
earth-E Xposition saloon. 1
w. j. Mcads was here From
Thompson creek yesterday.
A. J. buchanan has been ON N
sick list the past two days
Miss Hutson Of College was M
guest Of Mis- Carr yesterday
w, p. Jones n Columbus left yc,
terlay after visit 10 Bryan friend,
Mrs. 81 ilannemau and Mr.
&C. shclb,i returned from Hear
yesterday.
j. II. Rogers Of franklin county
the guest Of his hrother-in-law, "
+. Connolly.
County politics BIS warming zap
hit, and moro than One plum %,
two knocking 10 b.,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

One Man KILLED. One Fatally Wounded
aud Ons Slightly Hart.

Baton Rouge. June -. One man Is
dead. one fatally injured and another
slightly wounded a. "a result Of shoot
ing here yesterday.
Gordon Reddy. Jr.. of the Bowie Lum-
Der company, aud Robert l.. Askew OF
the same firm. were a, breakfast at the
Mayer hotel when one u the Garrig
brothers came In aud asked Reddy for n
few minutes conversation. Reddy went
outside with him. followed by Askew.
and as soon ~ they reached the street
firing began. George. Duncan and
Leon. the three Garrig brothers. and j.
r licsson. "A friend. were the opposing
party Askew was shot through the
body aud died few hours later. Red
dy was shot IN the small Of the back
and Is III critical condition. Several
Legislators had narrow escapes from the
bullets aud negro bystander was
slightly wounded.
II l. said that Reddy preferred charges
against William Garrig's management
Of the lumber company's affairs aud an
expert was sent 70 investigate the books
The expert is said TO have upheld Rcddy
but Garrig sent word % the stockholders
that matters could easily be- explained
aud asked for meeting for that purpose
In the meantime the young men. who
were nephews of William Gangg. took
mp what they considered an imputation
upon their uncle's honor aud the shoot.
ing was the result.
Askew was a corporal in tho Second
Louisiana during the war and his only
connection with the affair was 10 go u
the assistance Of his friend Ia trouble
The Garigg's were arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
APPoRTIoNMENT MADE.
Mississippi River Commission Deal out
Money fof improvements.

Mississippi River Commission Deal out
Money fsf improvements.
New York, June 2s The Mississippi
river commission met In the Army
building yesterday and again took up
the question Of an apporuonment Of
s2.2jo.0o0j ippropriaiing for the inn
rs6vemtnt Of the lcyea system Of the
Mississippi river This wa- the third
day Of the session The commission
had the stenographic report Of the
statements Of many delegations appear.
ins before It last Monday.
The committee after considering the
reports Of district oiiiters regarding the
needs Of the leyee district. announced
the allotment Of the s2.e50.OOO as fol-
lows:
Upper St Francis levee district.
szO,OOp
Lower ST. Francis levee district. slli..
800.
White river levee district. $4,000
Upper Yazoo levee district $4,000
Lower Yazoo leyee district $4,000.
Upper Tensas leyee district $500. 900.
Lower Tensas levee district $4,000.
Atchafalaya levee district 81. ZOO.
Ia Fourche leyee district s2s,OOO.
Baraiaria levee district II 200.
lake Borgne levee district tll.6OO
improvements for drodges and dredg.
ing 100000
Surveys and observations $4,000.
Plum Point Beach 5000
Hopeheld point, $4,000.
Ashbrook neck, $4,000
lake Providence reyetment. $4,000.
Kempfe bend revetment, $4,000.
Giles bend revetment, $4,000.
For surveys. $4,000
Plant. $4,000
Projects were submitted by the officers
in charge Of the different works outlin
ing the specific work which they recon
mended should be undertaken during
the coming year
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

\ lodge Of the Fratcrnal Union Of
America was organized here We'd
nesday night 10y Mr.. O. H. Young ~
Hillsboro, deputy supreme president
land state manager Tor the order
which hua headquarters in Denver.
COZ. There were thirty-seycn char
trrmelnber- and officers were elected
as follows w. II. Walter fraternul
master; ". LsHou,ton, secretary;
s. W. HiggS, tronsgyfr; d J Ford,
Justice; Claude Walker. gui.lri MJs
Bessie Lawrence, truth; Mis-, Josie
Hurtmnn. mercy; H. l.. Bullock,
protector; II. W. Odom, guard; j. II.
Ford sentinel; Misses Loula Coul-
ter Dcua Benbow, Kate Lawrence
and Sallie Higgs were elected social
members.
DR.. y. VI. McDougald has fitted mp
the building next door to Norwool's
with handsome shelving, counters
and show cases and l. receiving aud
opening up his new stock Of drugs
and toilet articles. Mr.. Thomas
Means Of MeNia, an experienced
druggist, is with DR.. McDougald
There are lO00 chances to get n
prize for guessing at the census, IN
the Eagles guessing contest, and
fifteen thousand dollars i the
highest prize. other prizes are
s5ooo, S9poo, Sion, SioO, s20o, slOo, etc.
DIV Il
The Philadelphia Press publishes
pictures of Mr.. r. II. r. Green and
Mr.. j. A. Myers together with a
spirited interview with Mr.. Myers IN
which he enthusiastically stands uI
for the great state Of Texas.
\ nice eight room house near Aller
Academy, water, barns and out
houses, with over two acres of Ian,
j. offered Tor sale ~ tl.0.Oo. II mo-
sold by July ~ will be- taken OIL M,
market. lsg
! II you expect 10 take summe
trip, you will need good valiso
Parks a Waldrop are showing th
largest line ~ fine leather suit eases
yalises and hand bags ever brough
90 Bryan. lsO
Mr.. Ed Crcnshaw l. building
handsome cottage in the norther
. part Of town.
FOR SALE-One extra fne mil
-. cow with young calf. Address,
VI. =. BRoACH,
Tabor, TcXa'
u Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard McDonal
We're here from Macy yesterday.
Wood delivered On loads from e.
is cents up, to any part Of town. y
credit business done. b. H. Knowle
: n
II. II Knowles has put Ia me-
gri~t mill at the old creamery, au
griuds every day ia the week. o.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Philadelphia. June 2s. The stock.
holders 81 the Chootaw, Oklahoma and
Gulf railway have decided 10 purchase
the road. franchises and other property
Of the Choctaw and Memphis Railroad
company and 10 increase the stock. pre-
ferred aud common, TO meet the terms
Of the purchase aud TO provide tor add
tionai rolling stock. The price to BE-
Maid Is ki.62l, 800.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
NEWS IN BRIEF.

oklahoma City, o T., has entered mp.
ON municipal ownership campaign,
the object being 70 build water works.
/ Fred Ogden, residing north Of Kansas,
Ills, while cutting ho e, ran into a
nest OF humble bees ) brother struck
at the bees with his hedge knife aud
struck MIN in the face, dishguring him
for life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
ingki@.0O.
Admiral semme.' statue Unveiled.

Mobile. June ga bronze statue.
life sized. Of Raphael Semmes, late ad.
miral in the Confederate navy, was un.
yelled in Duncan Place, at the intersec-
ton Of Royal street, Wednesday. The
statue shows the admiral in naval cos.
tune. standing with marine glass in his
right hand and his left hand resting
upon his sword handle The monument
was erected by the Ann 7. Hunter aux
Hilary Of the Sommes camps, Confeder-
ate veterans. aud unveiled by Mrs. Elec-
trA Semmes Colston, daughter Of the
Admlfnl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
summer ,chnoI STARTED.

\ sufficient number ~ pupils have
entered "a justify me In carrying on
the proposed summer school. and |
therefore request all those who con-
template attending this school to
come IN Immediately, that proper
classification may bc secured and no
time lost. :. n. HtCRMAN.
Bryan, Texas, June -, 1910. Ia
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29
nrnth. ftem ms.t.

Pittsburg. sumo 2S.-Three deaths and
several prostntions, two Of which are
serious. occurred here from the heat
Wednesday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Chicago, June 2s.--Two deaths were
caused by the excessive heat and humid.
ity here Wednesday The Thermometer
registered 50 degrees ON the street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-06-29

Cushing,O DIT june 2S-Bert Mitchell
who was running thrcshing engine
east OF here, was caught between the
,ugine and thresher when backing up.
and fatally crushed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26
Domestic.

Maryland mine strikers are SOLID IN
their stand.
The Louisiana elections resulted in a
Democratic landslide.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's estate ap-
praised at S60.OOO,OOO.
Beef and cottonseed interests rally
to the aid of oleomargarine.
Union restaurant walters in Des
Moines, Iowa. go on a strike.
Senator Horace Hhilton withdraws
from the Texas senatorial race.
There has been thirty deaths from
, typhoid fever at Victoria, B. G.
Mrs. Johanna Fleishman won her
celebrated law suit in Cincinnati.
The Hispano-American congress has
been convoked for November next.
The Ohio supreme court says the
anti-scalping law is constitutional
Many prospectors perish during the
trip from Dawson to Cape Nome.
Senator Clarks case will now be pre-
sented to the grand jury at Helena.
Daughters of the Revolution will
erect monument at Valley Forge.
Quarrymen at Knoxville. Tenn,
strike and non-union men take their
places.
The building of Great Northern YES
sells will soon begin at New London,
Conn.
Hardwood lands on the Michigan
peninsula have been sold to Cleveland
parties.
w. f. Wayman of Milwaukee finds
that his father has married his di.
| vorccd wife.
Students in Greer college at Hopes
ton. ILL.,, compelled the reinstatement
of Prof. Clary.
Montana Democrats are said to have
agreed upon James Murphy as Senator
Clark's successor.
The Toledo Daily Commercial has
been succeeded by the Toledo Daily
and Sunday Times.
Contracts of equipment of Paris I'M
derground railway have been let to
a Pittsburg company.
Reports that Catholic educational in
situations in Chicago are at war has
been branded as false.
Both parties in Kentucky join in q
statement and petition to the United
States supreme court.
l.. II. Hyer. civil engineer, was dis
covered in the hold of vessel at New
Orleans a raving maniac
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26
Criminal Record,

Moses York. colored, was lynched at
Tunca. Miss.
Three alleged counterfeiters were ar
rested at Mound City, Ill.
Four persons We're killed in n drunk
en- row near Johnston, Pa.
Frank Jacuuith Of Des Moines, Iowa,
ended his life with bullet.
Alfred r. Morrison is being tried for
murder at White Plains, N. Y.
Six armed men attacked Henry Schil-
Ter in the Tenderloin district of Chica-
go.
Robbers were foiled in an attempt to
rob the State Bank of West Pullman,
III.
John Walker of Kokomo. Ind. was
kicked to death by woman and two
men.
Nebraska's prosecutor in Jim Ger
ney's case. asks for guard to prevent
lynching.
Miller. the Franklin syndicate swind-
Ter. New York. was convicted Of grand
larceny.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26
From Foreign shores.

Trinidad prefers to trade with the
United States.
Federal forces in Colombia We're vic
torious in two big battles.
China's deposed ruler was jailed
while travelling incognitio.
The failure of the Jamaica banana
crop brings woe to the natives.
1t has been decided at Paris that
Catholic congregations must keep out
Of politics.
The construction of the big railway
tunnel at the Paris exposition has been
completed.
The Chinese government warns the
people to refrain from acts of hostility
toward Christians.
Prof. Leonard Jacob, of the Univer-
sity Of Berlin. has just died of influenza
at Charlottenberg.
England has offered to settle the dis
DCte over the boundary line between
Chile and Argentina.
Natives of the Gold Coast colony in
West Africa claim that the French are
intriguing against the British.
LUCK uSutluS Will De pIOulDilSu
| throughout the island of Cuba after
June l under penalty Of $500.
Considerable discussion at Havana
has grown out of the recent killing OF
an American by a Cuban policeman.
The Paris exposition opened recently,
but it will be a month vet before all the
buildings are completed. The United
States is second only to France in the
size of its exhibit.
In consequence of the failure of the
barana crop in the parish of st. Thorn
as. jam, widespread suffering exists,
and number of deaths from starva-
ton have occurred.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26

A little boy in Ohio, cast adrift OIL
the world by the sudden death OF
father and mother, was found by thu
wayside praying for protection from
the hardships seemingly imposed upon
his youth. The gentleman who thus
discovered him, millionaire brewer
took him home and installed him as
one of his own. Though not a church
goer, he figured that there could not
be much bad in boy who would thus
show his faith in Providence and final
ly he became convinced himself that
he was simply an instrument of Provi-
dence used in answer to child's faith.
He lately sold, out his business and
is now devoting his life and fortune
to the rescue of other orphaned ones.
Little occurrences of this nature dc
not find much space for recital in the
newspapers, but whenever they do get
into print they present a convincing
argument that the world is not so bad
as might be judged from reading an
issue of one of our metropolitan pa
pers. If newspapers would give pref
erence to the good deeds of mankind
there would be little room left for
criminal and stock gambling reports.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-04-26
People Talked About.

Richard Croker will sail for home on
| May -.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitfield Bellamy,
| authoress is dead at Mobile, Ala.
Admiral Schlcy is being mentioned AS
! a possible running mate for Bryan.
| Senator Alison denies the story that
he will go on the ticket with Mckinley.
Charles T.. Smith former president Of
the Philadelphia & Reading railway, is
dead
J. NJ. McKinstry. grand secretary OF
the ROYAL Arcanum at Cleveland is
dead.
Helen Gould has accepted the invita-
ton to attend the Dewey celebration at
Chicago.
Moses Miller Chase. millionaire of
Lafayette. Ind. wants his name
changed
Secretary Long is said to have eX-
,, pressed Willingness to accept the vice
presidential nomination.
George w. Roby of Detroit, the head
of the Roby Transportation company,
died in Santa Monica, Cal
Frederick b. Whitney. for years bus.
! mess manager of the Boston Tran
script. is dead aged fifty years.
Charles +. Smith. former president
of the Philadelphia 4 Reading railway.
died at Philadelphia of apopleXy. aged
seventy-SiX years.
Admiral Dewey's candidacy is said to
be because the preside Mt was unable TO
pay him $4,000 rs a member OF the
commission
Samuel Howard. we'll known law
Yer and veteran member of the Mil
waukee bar. died of pneumonia at Mil
waukee. He had been ailing for sew
eral weeks.
Rev. George II. Simmons. of the First
BAPTIST Church of Terre Haute. ha' re
signed his pastorate to accept call
from the First Baptist Church of Peo-
ria. III.
James w. Phillips. ST., one of the
original California gold miners and a
graduate of West Point military acad-
emv, died at Middletown. n. Y, aged
sixty eight years..
Edward Entwistle aged eighty-seven
who was an assistant of George Ste
phenson on the first trip of Stephen
sons locomotive. the Rocket. in 1879,
has Joined the Des Moines Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers