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to permit the working Of six cooks which
with six weiters and conductor MAX
up the crew. The dining cars hereto
fore in seryire did not provide sufficient
space to properly care for the large
number OF patrons Of the Pioneer, so
that It became necessary to have a
larger car
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the throat, an omen avenue by which
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The leader., 1904-08-03
Ordinances City Of Brookhayen.
Adopted at Adjourned Meeting, July 8, 1904.
STOCK ORDINANCE.


oon1g and sale opn and Boaps a the
3 msssg that bdr ssa a uaawu an D ohs
%a ae k4d ss1a v nt oS @
B vnR the fGFp0ras Limits N @ d Of al oer po e a
to m@ gn s ps epe and @ Of the
the manner Hereinafter to be provided for m @ animal q animals
shall be the duty Of the or 50 taking up and
@ anS % the incident s to such taking and
ing ad aaG the owne Of Owners u ebm q @ the eer
to forthwith furnish the mayor with complete s s q ANIMALS 6 h me
Of the owner il known shall enter the same IN BOOK to Pc Kept by m
such owner II MN appear a. e ana pace m
incident to 1 up and sSen or 70
to be served BY the marshal other pqse 1 q the CITY On e person
mentioned therein by personal Pc found otherwise oy posting
be KNEW then By posting the for FIVE days IN three % more
Should the the time and place mentioned the
ing whether not the running Of such animal at large is in violation
and should the Owner ian appear Inc time ana place
show why the animal animals taken and
order Of the docket book kept BY him for the
city which shall be the pound
II the charges shan not have been paid the same shan sold at public
hereunder any paid
the city allowance
charges incident up npoundns
ordnnce every animal taken Up
paid him
before tenth Of month addition
entitled to collect the actual Of feeding
while
of such officer that all animals impoundd by him supplied with
while
to do he proceeded against provided by ordinance of this
prevention of cruelty
s Be further ordained That all prior ordinances Of this city on this
repealed that because Of the necessity protection herein
lie Board by the Clerk considered adopted section section the
follows Yeasseaye
McGrath absent not voting
The leader., 1904-08-03
ELECTRIC LIGHT WIRES.


alleys 4 city BrooEbaSsn mississippi
light
tenn across Or along any Of the streets or a Of the civ for any pur
Os q @ ssa o 1 9 a such 9Ts @an a0R
s deemed to have committed e against SAID and o.
saan q saa g deemed ana an saa
Tie pub
Board and yea and vote taken on it's ana Which resulted as
Mcerath absent
!. &. syPERIsTEsDEar WATER PLANT.
eEic igh plant with , police powers 49, IS S.,
q Sn re @ the a s
lied and empowered violate Of said
for
ordinance
writing
aeersh voting
n ORDINANCE Do,ags Is +. OF as,Ss s. streets nd Who h.
m ss ss asgs & MAZE sas 8sss q
blind Ia wis y "a q limb
nea n9 IS @ e n mnis any he Charge Of
t6s pap t b9 e n a not be au To- work work tp
s an m days any Rs yea sn ten h9ugs sGpsn gsn
the a Es person q may q a p TOR R ms sos
70 work after he is warned and before default three dollars
SIC wheneper he street % Sa e REQUIRE T o
Their o abode an whose labor
sapsnend
work falling to at
shall be guilty
ving pub
passage resulted
voting
The leader., 1904-08-03
RAFFIEs.

Fade
Of
e q BooEhag Mississippi that order
- 80 II
The ordinance
follows
AfcGrah
The leader., 1904-08-03


Of said violation
shall conviction be fined
SEC Pc further 0rdatMed that
4h above orNinanee f reduced writing
Bead ana zee and na v taken ils hna passage Witch resulted
oloWs
MeGf6lh absent voting
The leader., 1904-08-03
Adjourned rIeeting July j, 100.
EXHIBITING DEADLY WEA.


ORDINANCE Of
threatening
eO BroohGgen mississippi that # having
boNeknfe
deadly other the Of which concealed
hibied SHALL
offending to
dollars
prosecutions this
It's
dinaHce IS
in
Board
follows:
and McGrath absent
The leader., 1904-08-03
VOLUME % NUMBER 81.

. as sR .sa ads . II j 's san 7
n 0' Be ns 0 opaaa a ns Be q rs @
anaR TS ss sn anS p psfs dU 4 s 5 IL open and pub
aaS s final Which resulted
and voting.
PROFANITY AND DRUNKENNESS
~ ness nth e O0 s a1e @ n a drunken
m Bpoou s Ms e h sD person rS ss rotne q Ur
persons
Importance
T ss m Z t a read Ds and pub
Board p . ns Dd ao ss aGa aR Rn s
McGrah
JUMPING ON OR OFF MOVING TRAINS
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting the jumping while
m s ] e e.. 1S hereby SS' nsss o 1 ct &c
gagged opsrang the R un 4 m step Ho @ en-
IN notion On track R6 0 within the s the
dollars thirty
s that this ordinance take erect and be
e abVe ordn1c ert Was ea S e ca pa @t read Is omen and m
Gs and yea sna s ta s its RS Which as
and McGrath absent and voting
INJURING SHADE TREES
: ne n 1 s the s p dhaa or nn
eta ' Be q TIE 4qyoT SSs B9Grs hdss Of the
a 5 s @ @ to y highway any tree any
den park within The corporate limits said city and
mon tsn do for Gn @ Or not @ san one dollar nor
dinance
follows:
and McGrath absent and voting
DRIVING ON SIDEWALKS ETC
Of
htehing Of such shade
Mayor of of the
city Of BooEh1ve Mississippi that shall
planted for
each offending
than one dollar more than five dollars ofene
dinance take erect
c Board by the Clerk considered adopted section
Board and taken its final which
follows
and McGrath absent and not voting.
SELLING DISEASED NEAT ETC
AN ORDINANCE the selling diseased
Of Aldermen of the
CITY q mississippi that butcher other shall
shall
notm
nur other provisions t0od
conviction
dred dollars be imprisoned
flesh Of animal which shall
injured by accidents
hundred dollars and Imprisoned than thirty
SEC That this ordinance shall
after month
above in andp
Board a
follows:
and MeGrath absent and voting
RAFFLEs
The leader., 1904-08-03

limits Of said city and under the value Of twenty-five dollars he shall Be
shall be punished conviction impron
not exceeding fifty dollars both
after
McGrah absent voting
The leader., 1904-08-03


I ;;:::ss BROOKHAVEE, MISSISSIPPI,
on d Tie marshal the charge and expense thereof q Il paid 3 lie
notice Etc. shall apply
Bs fstas s that ga
~satss ADDITION
hs Conditions hs prohibited a aD toy ut @ shall
SIC j Be further ordained that because Of the necessity for me
eas and Se force from and after IL passage W ~ ''
as above was ast reduced xng read n and pub
GSga ana nay 3 ssn q AZ ans y5Ss resulted
McGah absent and not voting
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
providing
q Be ordained ah 81 ae p ayo p ona "a
an ssy 81 ana p @ % @ every p GS &c aa
S s RoT n 81 @ ~
writing open pub
lie Board By the CLERK c0ndessd and aa0Rsd ey section y the
follows Cassidy and Larsen NaysNone Alder
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
~ s he % city
ss % . s. g s. ssP seag
fully s0S 1oTns BRING into he city Il srooRh smallpox any
ss % s ss
@ got G z aa E dsy s pnr NOR 70 GO
@ 1o that sn ans o Rs s
qualified gys BIZ
highway said usually without
m into puSe into car Or under
s s THAT because is a
xring i ,a
public Board by the CLERK considered and adopted ep @
suited as follows: Jones' seavey
not voting.
CRUELTY 10 ANIMALS
AN ORD d prevent es 9s oTos a% o any living creature ana
LN Ger NOT TIT, 70
Mississippi that any person shall a
necessary usnanes food Or drink q eusy beat e. nsg mSa
food
FAgs4 ggss sIssa sSs{
The % 81 the any @ so and s
guilty g Ta SANE s FooD or
shall be confined
a1 a s CO G a
some ss'e n f ns'sE q hs Sa
n s SsSie any
ns s g s9 TB ss SAME s s chat any
0 s on6 ordnance shall Be nd one
sa Be as s oSan n and be
0' The above rdnanae in open pub
Board yea nay
HeGrah absent and not voting
CONCEALED WEAPONS
= @ Rtsa Mississippi
SECTION
carry 3 eo8sesd Il whole part porsts
81 p BRASS o. metallic hue Sung SHOT sword other
upon
SEQ further ordained Importance
a ana e y aa reduced s @ e ssa & aid
sa pas and 2 ss and nay vote taken On is R Which,
acGrath absent not voting
rnzoxleATINo LIQUORS
s. n A. a g'eaP Rs Ssass 81 sns ''s
y Is % hs s Sc unlawful or sy person
The leader., 1904-08-03
DRUNKENNEss IN oFFTcE.

/
y Boshagen Mississippi that any municipal guilty
q the duties q his ONCE when called perform
ud therefor
81 SN $500
That this
after it's - $500 -
me ordinance
g Board y The Clerk considered and adopted section
8oara and
follows Naysone Adms1 TsTsen
and MeGrath absent ana not voting.
The leader., 1904-08-03

PROTECTION on PUBLIC
AN ORDINANCE Tor the protection
s e 5teekRees AssspRk that any by whSr
The leader., 1904-08-03

An ORDINANCE providing persons guilty. 81
petit larceny Within ke corporate limits The city M
ag Ell Bo0tAqN0 Microscopic that
steal and cars away personal property o. another within
The leader., 1904-08-03

AN ORDINANCE and alic trespass
4Iaerea
satv
malicious property anotheT shan mon
or both Fn Is --'Rt $500
take
81 II T Ss-r @7-
The
ealq ~ lne Clerk considered section hy
A e a enR nay vote taken its
tesQss Jones' ana seay NaysNone Aldermen Larsen
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17
BASE BALL NOTES.

Paducah's effort to get into the Cen.
trail league was not successful as no
new applications for membership were
acted upon fayorably by that body
Representatives of Paducah were pres
ent and after the voting ended they
announced that Paducah would have
the strongest team in the X. |. r.
league this year and renew its appli.
cation TO enter the Central in 1905.
Speaking of Paducah as a possibility
for the Central league the Evansville
Courier said. The Kentucky city
has but little to really offer Although
1t was one of the best in the X. /. r.
leagues it is not probable that it could
afford TO put up money enough to keep
a Central team alive during the long
season. Then it is a trine out OF the
way, though not nearly so much so
as Is Wheeling. Still with nothing
better in sight it would be well to take
in the Colonies and give them try"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17
WHAT IS IN A NAME?
Being Another Paper in the Series of
The Young Man and His
Problem"

A man Is born into life full heir to
three different names common one
a family one and an universal one.
The first is the everyday name by
which be is known in the Intimacy Of
his own home as John. George Wi.
liam. etc. But these common names
have a significance that should be re-.
spected- As a rule parents do not
name their children haphazardlv
When a son is born they select the
name OF some favoritc kinsman or
'.oiod public man whom thew admire
aud in besiowing their name upon tho
boy clothe him with the hope that bo
VIII grow up aud prove worthy of tho
special name he bears. II is easy
however for parents to handicap their
boys and give them names that they
can never hope to I'll 40 the measure,
OF George Washington NAV lind :,
as ditlieslt 10 tell The truth as his
great namesake did 10 tell lie. In
Tact femeiAber one who bore this
liilistrions name who was alwavs FIRST
IN war last IN peace. and never in
nc hearts Of his country playmates
ana ) Imagine il the great Abraham,
li2so'r rera 70 return 10 ea.ts sud
meet all Of his nanne-beaFlng posteritv
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17

ments of past greatness that should be
sacred part of our every ambition
and purpose. We have community
name, likewise, for this earth. into
which We put ourselves more com.
pletely than we Oft dream. ami which
will go down to other lives yet un.
born as heritage of honor or as
burden OF shame after we have passed
beyond the circle of active influence.
And then comes the bestowment Of
the eternal name of God upon all who
are wiling TO own it. with its beauty
and its promise of the life that we
now live aud that which is TO come. A
good husband does great thing when
he bestows his name upon his wife
A worthy father does great thing In
giving his name to his children But
no earthly honor can compare with
the adoption OF men into Gods great
family and the receiving of the free
gift OF His great name. with its un-
limited power for good He honors
us in the giving, and we honor him
in the receiving. And in the last day
we shall recognize His voice when He
calls us by this name. and we shall
enter in through the gates into the
city where our common names are as
but our eternal name is all
in ALL
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17

this that greeted Jesus in His home
town of Nazareth and it stings to the
quick
We are trustees Of family names
over our generation Shall they mean
more or less to our children because
We have touched them with the deeds
of few short years. have seen a
young man take from his fathers hand
a name that stood for sobriety and for
honor, but handed that name down to
his posterity thing despised because
his foul hands had touched it. And,
on the other hand, | have known a
young man to take from his fathers
hands a name that was a synonym Of
ignominy and shame. and yet SO live
that in a few brief years be could be-
stow upon his little ones q rame writ
ten high upon the monument of in
tegrity and good report among his fell
lowmen. What is the value OF our
family name in the community? We
ourselves are determining this by our
own. deeds. and no one else is respon-
sbie for the quality or the manner Of
its making.
The third name is the most lmpor-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17

This is the latest portrait Of Baldwin
Polar Expedition
charge Baldwin
claimed that Baldwin indirectly nsad bribery
his hacker VIM Zg bakngpowder
Cole county
locally been
during the fall spring
casionaly delivered whiehh
xploring expeditions "GreatWhte North"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17

tant one, for il is eternal God says
Il will give them a name better than
OF sons and Of daughters shall give
them an everlasting name that shall
not be cut off A common name
given by our parents and not Of our
choosing; community name whose
value is OF our choosing, and an eter.
nal name from God. II We but choose
to wear it and 70 prove worthy Of ii.
ST John gives rs part Of the meaning
of this last name when he says -
Lamb stood on Mt Zion and with
Him an hundred forty and four thou.
sand having his Fathers name writ.
ten in their foFeheads And again
They shall sec His face. and His
name shall be in their foreheads."
And If that will be true then. it must
be true now that men are scaled in
their countenances with the name and
the life that they secretly bear. They
carry their lives in their faces. and
If they are wearing that heavenly
name it beams out in the JOY of youth.
IN the faith and honor Of middle life.
and in the sanctity Of old age, All
these are stamped upon their counte.
nances and men recognize them and
honor the life back of them. But If
evil haunts the mind aud the heart.
God runs the red flag Of danger up
into the face and the world takes
cognizance and warning Faces about
us show either Gods name in the
smiles OF love. IN the kindly expires
sion Of thanksgiving and service. IN
the sanity expression Of faith and OF
patience or they show the devils lines
of lowering greed. burrows of hatred
and the indelible marks Of pride ard
deceit The world fears the ayefted
comteDsncc because il is tho outward
expression Of suppressed connisanco
with fraud and with dishonesty that
only awaits the opportunity to burst
forth into violent forms Of vice and
crime while. on the other hand. the
honest. open face Is the best intro
duction that any young man can bring
10 his work of lie. no matter how
lofty or how lowly II may be And
so the third question gtlrs us deepSei
OF al. What names are We carrying
about with us. and expressing To the
world # men through orr facesG' We
hsre - t,uct ecnmen name fcr the
s.o.s.a I'D fs- I'll. IL which ho'f:
something OF prayer and of the ele-
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17

he would not find among the host
many really kindred spirits. But
aside from the significance given these
names by the parents, and by those
who have stamped them by their own
lives the words themselves have q
meaning that must be considered
John means the Gift of God but
| have met Johns who did not act
much like they were the gifts Of
God Likewise Samuel. which
means Heard of God "-but not al
ways heard in prayer or in advocating
good works Considering the high
origin OF these names and the low
meaning to which they are applied
in the lives OF some men many OF
them should be Spelled wirH small
militia letters Tire first point in the
discussion is that We bear common
names that mean something by their
origin. by the worthless who have borne
them before us, and by the deep de
sire of our parents Are we proving
worthy OF them?
When a boy had a seat mate by
the name of Patrick Henry-an Irish
boy, as you would guess. One day
while reading United States history
together we came across that sturdy
Virginian patriot of Revolutionary
fame and something in his character
and speech fired Pats soul to be
worthy OF the name He entered pc.
litical life. and before he was q years
OF age hts political party Of our state 1
engaged him TO help campaign with |
for state and national hon /.
ors and he aid his part well ne later
attended college and graduated with /
highest honors in oratory and literary /
study. Years later he visited me while /
he was making tour Of. political /
speeches and as we sat at dinner I I
asked him Pat what is your am
btiUn in ife?' He was then a sue
cessful practitioner Of law in one Of
our large cities. He replied lust
as when ! was a boy-to be the Pat
rick Henry Of America" He had lee
tured in Boston. in Washington. in
Pijtsburg and in Chicago and he pur
posed TO keep that up until he is
known from sea to sea as the Patrick
Henry Of his day Such fame Of
would hardly have been kin
died in his breast If his name had seen
plain Jack His one great aim was
to I'LL mp the full measure Of an hon
prable name and no man can afford
to labor under lower standard.
The second name that We bear is
that Of orr family in ,he community
in which we live And this name
stands for nobility or for ignobllity. !
~ AtfAA'A W Att HtNbbtlUt IOI ltEl- .
perance and for industry or for their
according as our parents
have lived on high or low plane
IF life And at tho casual mention Of
= family name there comes ~ the
standard of its worth. and The chill
lren Of the present generation are
clothed with the mantle that falls
rom the shoulders of the past. And
his heritage proves a hindrance or a
help to the young man according as il
las been woven Of threads of go1d OF
1f worthless straw Oh. that fathers
night realize that their sons start ont
Il life wiih the reputation that they
leqneaihed to them through their
amlly names. We say. no wonder
nat young man succeeds. coming from
uch home as he did," or we say,
y hat hi. nretentiou2 man fson
UGH . destitute faasi,y asstaai7 Hog'
an II be?' II vas such a sneer as
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17
COMPETENT JUDGES.
beauty Doctors Endorse uern,c,do.

beauty Doctors Endorse HerpIcide.
Women who make business of beam
tifying other women come pretty near
knowing what will bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two. con-
corning Herpiclde:
II can recommend Newbro's "TIernl-
eide" as 1t stopped my hair from falling
ior ~
"(Signed9 Bertha A. Trullinger.
Complexion Specialist.
2Sla Morrison St, Portland, ore"
After using one bottle of ''Herpicides
my hair has stopped falling out. and nv
scalp is entirely free from dandrufr.
tSignedl Grace Dodge,
Beauty Doctor,
1876 Sixth St. Portland. Ore"
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit, Mich.
Paul G. Schulz & Sons, Special
Agents
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-17
PLEASANT AND MOST EFFECTIVE.

7. J. Chambers, editor indicator.
Liberty, Tex. writes Dec. %, 1902:
With pleasure and unsolicited by
you, bear testimony to the curative
power of Billiards. Horehound Syrup.
| have used it in my family and can
cheerfully affirm it is the most eff
fective and pleasantest remedy for
coughs and colds | have ever used. :"
Sold by Schulz Drug Co.