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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
POINT FOR HENRY JACKSON
Two House BurEIaries Committed
since He Was Arrested and
ImprisOned.
brass band

Evidence favorable TO Henry Jackson.
During the night Thursday burglars
gained entrance 10 the residence OF A
Davidson. lS2 North Twenty-fourth street.
by unlocking the back door. The trousers
Of Davidson and his sons were taken into
the back yard and The pockets robbed OF
SIS In money. a watch and chain and a
bunch Of keys. The trousers we're left in
the yard.
A burglar who had entered the residence
Of o. l. Dickinson, G10 Dewey avenue,
vas engaged In ransacking the house when
Mr.. Dickinson returned home and fright
ened the marsuder away, who made his
escape through a rear window without
securing anything Of value.
These are the first such burglaries since
the arrest Of Henry Jackson. the oolored
man suspected Of being The perpetrator az
this class Of thieveTy, and they are re-
garded as good circumstRntial evidence "a
prove that Colonel Jackson has no corner
Of Inis art
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
WHITE LABOR is B0YCoTTED
Only CoIored Men Employed by Col
Ored Contractor on Cum
ing street Flats. -

White laborers have been boycotted by
J. S. Bacon, who IS erecting fine flats at
a cost Of $500 at Seventeenth and cum
ing streets. He drew the color line when
he let the contracts and now a small army
OF colored men is at work on the flats.
Mr.. Bacon is a colored man who has
made ''bar'ls O. dough" in Sioux City. He
sought investment In Omaha and found an
opportunity. He bought a lot worth $1,000
and began erecting flats. Colored men did
the excavsting and Nj. Bacon said he
would demonstrate how well they could
build a modern fiat
Brick masons. plasterers. carpenters.
plumbers. unsmith. cornice workers. fin
ishers, painters and window washers who
work on the new flats must be colored.
Bacon says the colored race has as good
workmeR IN all lines as any other race
under the sun. and when his building is
completed it will testify to the skin Of the
workmen Of his race.
when the graders and ~excavators began
work on the job they started a little diff
rersntly from ordinary excavators. They
pulled two wagons onto the lot They were
covered. being such wagons as are used
10 carry The sign Pixies Peak or Bust. o.
Here the sxscators lived while the work
Was being done. They fed their horses on
the ground and got their own meals. They
began work at sun up and worked IN the
cool Of the evening, putting In a full day.
work and enjoying q long noon hour. viii
plenty Of watermelon
When the contracts we're let and NOR,
laborers needed. an advertisement was IN
serted IN The Bee want ad pages and haN
q hundred hrickIEyers and zone mssoni
responded for work. AS many as can worl
about the walls are throwing plaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

IaSs Root Pri1a II
"How Georgia went Dry"
Rudolph 7. swobOAa, PubIie-Aeoountanh
chomas w. Blackburn for congress. adv.
Bowman. III n. IS. Douglas shoe. I3so
Pa Eourks for Quality cigars. sls S. 18th
Einss1rt, photographer. 18th & Farnam
James c. Kinsisr for county atty. Adv,
John L. Pierce for state auditor. Adv
Douglas Printing Co., 3l4 S. 18TH. Tel
~.
Equitable Eife-PolicieS. sight drafts al
maturity. H D. Nicely. anage Omaha
Bu-gesE-Grandin Co., 1871 Howard st
Sas. electric fixtures, electric wiring and
enairs. Residence electric fans. Sie-bo
The Dropped Pattern sale Of room-size
rugs at Miller. Stewart q Beaton's begins
Monday. August "a.
How Georgia Went Dry" will he told
~ Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, the woman
Eho debated with Mayor Dahlnsn, a. z
mass meeting sunday evening at the Audi
,oriuEl
Florence Sunday Sehoo Pienie-Thc
sunday school Of the Florence Presbyterian
.ilurch will picnic at RivervieW park Sat
lrday afternoon. \ special car has been
'hartered for the occasion.
riwar Election EOiees-Noticcs for
he primary election September 1 are being
posted BY Deputy sheriffs Flanagan and
Sardipee. the former canvassing the coun-
try precincts and the latter the city.
FOR the safe keeping Of money and val.
ablss, the American safe deposit vaults
in the Bee building afford absolute secur
lily. Boxes rert for 81 per year, or 81 70
three months.
AbuEs and Too Much DriaE-Charginl
abuse and ill-treRtment which have under
mined her health. Mrs, Nellie King hai
applied for a 6ivorCe from Joseph D hing
She also asserts he drinks 10 excess an
has not supported her properly. She want
he custody Of their s-months-old child.
Lack Of Evidencs-Owing to lack Of SUI
Eicient evidence two cases against E
Thornberg Of the Omaha Ice and Col
storage brought by Inspecto
Il Weights and Measures Pegg for sellini
hort weights Of ice. were dismissed b.
Judge Crawford in police court Frida.
morning.
Notice before InstaIlation-City Boile
Inspector Wolfe has served notice on firm
in the steam boiler and steam fitting busi
ness that IL g not sufficient to notify HI
department after boilers have been in
stalled. but that the law requires motto
shall be given before the installation an
that inspection shall be made then and tn
boilers installed under the supervision G
the city inspector.
Two Small Firss-A fire in the residenc
Of ohm Irwin, 221s Paul street Al s:S
Friday morning. caused BY Mrs. lIYi
stepping on a match in a clothes close
resulted in approximately $500 damAg
before extinguished Spontaneous con
bustion In a carload Of coal at Fiftoent
and Cunning streets caused the fire d
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22

1artment a run Friday morning at 7:l4
The blaze was extinguished with slight
damage.
Appeal to District CouTt-An appeal TO
the district court has been taken in the
first Of the cases involving the validity Of
the deposit guaranty notes OF the old
Transmississippi Mutual Fire Insurance
company which are listed among the assets
Of the National Mutual Fire Insurance
company. Judgment was secured against
A. / Root on one OF the notes for So in
Justice CockrelI's court. Mr.. Root has car
RED the case TO the district court and the
outcome Of the hearing will be awaited
with considerable interest by a large num-
Der Of others who have signed similar
notes.
Last Of Honestsad-The
Sommers-Johnson Realty company has
bought the last three acres 81 the old
Chambers homestead on which the home
stands. and will divide il into city lots
and place them on the market. The tract
is located on North Twenty-fourth street
north OF Grand avenue. The price paid
Mrs. Jeanette Chambers for the property
was $3.50 cash. The old residence was
said to be the only house between Florence
and Farnam street when il was erected.
6GN ShENgh Se4h ANA AK
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company has the eight cars being bull,
at the Omaha shops Of that company
| nearly ready for service and they will
surely be done in time for the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities. The routing Of the ten large
cars which are being constructed in St
Louis has been made and they will be on
! hand in time for the fall festivities. The
company established a double service on
the west side Hanscom park line Thurs
day night to care for the large crowd
which attended the Olympic games at the
Field club.
Same Old Answers led Omaha
Water company filed its reply to the
amended answer an answer OF The city
Of Omaha in the hydrant rental cases ir
the United states circuit court Friday
morning The replies, four in number
! involve a general denial Of all the allega'
tions made in the answer and amended
answer OF the city Of Omaha The further
denial is made that the city Of Omaha L.
entitled TO any relief by way Of recoup'
ment on the ground that the iudgmen.
of the circuit court OF March. 1906. Wa:
IN favor Of the water company in each and
every one OF the similar issues. The an
swer OF the water company goes into de
tail with regard to the whole history Of
the contract between the water compan
twenty-three specific articles Of denial
and again asks that judgment be declare,
In favor Of the water company
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
CORPS LIKES BILL
Official Says Pending Measure Will
Increase Efficiency.
MEANS FULL REORGANIZATION
VIII BE One of the First introduced
at the Next Session of Com
gress-ProVisiOns of the


Signal corps officers at Forts Leaven-
worth and Omaha are much interested in
the proposed bill Of the congratulations of
the Signal corps. The bill will be one OF
the first introduced ia congress in Decem-
Der. Ar officer OF the Signal corps said:
a movement is already on foot at Fort
Leavenworth, Fort Omaha. Fort Wood,
Fort Myer and other posts where the Sig
nal corps is stationed, for a schedule, for
the reorganization Of the corps. which will
greatly increase its efficiency. This SEIZED
ule provides for a chief signal officer with
the rank Of brigadier general, four colonies,
four Lieutenant colonies. twelve majors,
thirty-six captains, first and SECOND lieu
tenants. 1OJ master signal electricians, 30
first class sergeants and a like number OF
sergeants and corporals. 1900 first class
pirvates. 800 priyates, sixty cooks, forty
eight ~farrieTs and blacksmiths. t~wenty-four
wagoners, forty-eight trumpeters and a
regularly organized band with the same al.
lowances and grades now provided for il
other branches of the service"
The Signal corps, as at present organized
consists Of one b~rigadier general. one col
onel. two Lieutenant colonies. six majors
eight captains. eighteen first lieuten'
ants and seven companies. These companies
are stationed. a" at Fort L~eavenworth
b, ID" and H" at Fort Omaha. &C" a
Valdez. Alaska, C" at Fort Wood. y. Y.
r. ard Il" Philippine islands, Il" il
Cuba and * at Fort Gibbon. Alaska.
There are now but LOO enlisted men II
the entire Signal corps, including the non
commissioned officers. The Intelligence o.
the Signal corps enlisted force to above tn
average Of enlisted men in any othet
branch Of the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
DIARRHOEA
QUICKLY
CURED BY
Wakefield's Blackberry
BAlsam
Read This letter.

have used waksneld's Blackberry Bal
sam for over forty years / am not CIV
en- 10 writing letters OF this kind, IN fact
never did before In my life, but ! DO wish
10 say 10 you, Il has never failed me IT
one single Instance nor any Of my friends,
I have recommended Il 70. When drug
gists say 70 me: Here IL something just
AZ good" ] tell them very candiely there
Is nothing just as good The faet Is /
have never found anything just as good
and ] never expect 10. i can cheerfully
recommend u % any one, young or old
1900 - Nghsn 1cfbinG 49, v~o-,SS
J. Z. PARKE,
- e Hth ST, Chicago.
wakeheld's Blackberry Balsam has
been the surest and safest remedy for
DiarrhoeA, Dyssntery. Cholera Infant
un and Cholera Morbus for 81 years.
While II is quick and positive in its
action. II Is unlike other remedies in
that it is harmless and does not consti-
pate. IL simply checks the trouble
and puts the stomach and bowels In
their natural. regular condition. OF
the millions Of bottles thai have been
sold in the past 81 years. never has
q case been reported where q cure was
net effected when directions were fol-
lowed, even after other remedies had
failed. Every home should have .
bottle OF 40 on hand ready for sud
den attacks. Full sire bottle. S6e
everywhere.
Be sure you get the genuine Wake
GAd'S Blackberry RAlsAR
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

L. J. wasthelmer Of sheboygen. N. W.
Young Of Lincoln and r. Julian Of London
England, are at the Schlitz.
Hal buckingham. chief clerk in the
freight department Of the Burlington, has
gone to Chicago 10 check Up some tariff
changes.
W. H. c. Chinn, Ferra Mae Chinn OF St.
Paul, =. r. Becher OF SCOTS Bluff. 3. L
Trieber, S. 3. Work OF Denver. VIII Nc
NELL Of Fresno, J. l. Carter Of Gillette.
Ed Ross Of Gordon and T. r. Skidmore OF
Osceola are moor arrivals at the Merchants.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
The LOnEes Continuous Double Track
Railway in the World

under one management il the Grand
Trunk Railway System from Chicago 70
Montreal and 10 Niagara Falls. The Grand
T~runk-LehEn Valley dou53le track route
via Niagara Fans reaches ,from Chicago %
New YORK
Descriptive literature. timetables etc
wiz be malice free on application 70
George W. VsuA A, G. p. a T A. Grand
Trunk RaDEsy s1steU-hN Ads-s ST. chi.
cAE1 L.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
BuiidInE

Ernest Sweet. 23l7-lS2l Dewey avenue.
triple brick dwelling $3.50; F. Ellison,
Tw~enty-elEhth and Shirley streets. frame
dwelling, 1850; Jacob Peterson, Twenty
second street and Meredith avenue, frame
dwelling. $500; W. T. Graham, Forty
fourth and Grant streets. frame dwelling.
1850; F. NJ. Weeks, Thirty-eighth street
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
Brush Up.

Kemper, HemphiH & Buckingham.
Anything OF metal made good as new.
Owners Omaha Silver Co., 34 S. 18th ST
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22

Many an article YOU have which need
repairing and REPEATING.
E5mper, HsmphM & Buckingham
Owners Omaha Silver inc.
ia s 18th S. Al kinds platinK.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22

and Lincoln boulevard, frame dwelling,
$500: w. Ellsworth, Thirty-fourth street
and Lafayette avenue, frame dwelling,
$500.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
TUTHILL MAKES FINE FIGHT
Gets Eagles Convention for Omaha
Without Making an Enemy.
so SAYS PAPER IN SEATTLE
Aided by Mrs. TuthIII, ''Big Tim
Sullivan and others He Wins
out Against Knockers
from 81. Paul.

John H. Tuthill. the man who boosts
to beat the band" has returned TO Omaha
from Seattle. where he secured the next
national convention Of the Fraternal Order
Of Eagles for Omaha, and 1T will be the
largest convention ever held in the city"
Mr.. Tuthill went to the convention with
his determination and Mrs. Tuthill. He
found other cities there with brass bands
and thousands OF dollars to spend. The
Seattle Post-Inteligencer says he landed
the convention for Omaha without making
an enemy in the order and beat st. Paul's
band to the tune Of three to one.
Il am indebted. and Of course Omaha is
also under obligations to Congressman
Timothy Sullivan OF New York and Cap
tain John F. Pelletier of Kansas City for
assisting me in securing this convention
for Omaha said Mr.. TuthiH.
st. Paul was the chief competitor and
made all the noise. The delegation sent a
| band last year to get the Shriners' con-
v~ention and got it. They came 10 Seattle
with the same determination. opened up
headquarters which cost them thousands
Of dollars and paraded with a band. The
representatives from ST. Paul would not
even talk with me. They would laugh
when I mentioned Omaha and went to the
clipping bureaus OF Seattle and secured
everything from the newspapers which
could be used to the discredit Of Omaha.
The first thing they found was that
story about half the bakeries Of Omaha
being unclean. They took these clippings
10 Eagles and said: There. that is the
kind Of a city which proposes to entertain
your convention. Their bakeries are filthy
-.selr own papers and state officials say
so. They could not feed you II you went
there. II they did it would be on dirty
bread
st. Paul, the KnOcker.
Then they secured a lot Of clipping.
about the arcade and other filth. These
they passed around and told delegates thai
every other house in Omaha was one oil
shame and the city authorities had allowed
such houses to scatter in all parts Of tn,
city.
Ihsse were the worst things with which
l had to contend. But we found friends II
the past grand officers and almost ever,
official favored Omaha. including Pas
-Grand President Edward Rrounse o
Wilmington, Del
= When We finally organized I bough
I about 80 pennants, which were made 70
= me, and these were given to Eagles VIII
n just dropped in and were known a
'stragglers' They certainly did them
selves proud for Omaha. You never hear
: such yelling as those ~stragglers gave Us.
e Mrs Tuthil a friends among IN
n women and organized a chorus. which san
Omaha, Ny Omaha" This capped IN
d Climax. Mr.. Tuttle says the women wo
e the day. Their singing brought everyon
d who had ever been in Omaha to their fee
and they yelled for Omaha, defeating s
Paul and turning the laugh Oh the III
brass band.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22

DE- Bass- psntsL as RarkaE RlssA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-22
NEWMAN GETS STOVE PLANT

saloons close
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
RHINE zpravy.

Huron, S. ID. Is dubna - Byla
zde protluGena artezska studn9 do
hloubi 1910 stfevfcG a proud jeff
ma tlak 80 liber ma kazdy GtvereG-
nj palec.
Springfield je such6 pro pffstf
rok n6sledkem 1terni volby.
HlasG proti prodeji lihovin bylo
1913 a pro Al.
Sioux Falls, S. d. IA dubna -
Statni sbor zelezniGnf komise phi
pondelnf schulz pfijmuli novou
Skalu poplatkG z nakladG, ktera Sc
Dude tSkat te Gasti statu zapadne
cd fekv Missouri. Snfzenf die no
We skaly Dude cd 10 do 43 cent?
ma 100 librach. Vetsf snizenf Sc
tJka toho druhu zbozf, jenz Sc nej
vice potfebuje, iako grocerie a j.
ne zivotni zbozi. Rata ma zbozf
pfist6hovalcG do vzdalenosti 300
mil je znfzena re 43 cent? ma 17Hc
"a kazdych 100 liber, "a cestu 500
ma tonic zbozf Sc poplatek snizuje
cd 35c do 76c.
Die noveho zakona volebniho
zdbny voIic nesmf podepsat vice
neil jednomu kandidatovi petici
pro tentJz 1fad; kdyby volie po'
depsal jiz petici, pffkladne kandi-
datovi pro 1tad auditora jednoho
dine a pax pfisel k nGmu S peticf k
podepsanf jiny kandidat pro ten sa
my Trad, tn nesmi tuto voliG jiz
podepsat. Jest jisto, re phi pri-
markach v Gervnu Dude vice kandi
datu pro jist6 Gfady a proto kaz-
dS nezli podepfze petici, by 81 mel
rozmyslet zdali kandidat jest ten
ktertho skutecn6 mini podporo-
vat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
Utika a OkOIf

Louis Mach koupil stado ovcf
minuly tyden.
FIR. Lane vozil owes minuly IT,
den ma trh.
Pr. Jandova a dcera z Tabora by
ly navStGvou u K. Ranka.
Jos. Black a X. Mach postavi-
Ii vGtrnfk J. Behenskymu minulf
tyden.
SIeGna Nj. Bartova byla navst6-
YOU V Yankton minnly tyden.
F. Petfik koupil stoh sena cd V
Novdka minuly t5den.
Vaclav Hladky byl v Trip ten
to tyden ndvSt6vou.
Velk5 po6et peckaf1 cd Lake
port bylo V Utica tento tyden.
Ed. Kcenig a jeho bratra Vol
tech a Leo SaiIer pojedou pfistf
tydcn ma zapad ma sv6 klejmy.
jim KaSpar, stromkaf, prodal
v Utica pill kary stromkI tohoto
t}dne.
Karel Peterka postfelil velkeho
pelikdna a t6z jej ziv6ho chytil.
Tento zvlastnf ptak je barvy sede
a jeho zobak mGfi pdl stopy v del
ce. Peter Petranek re zvedavos-
ii prohlizel 81 ten zoban, avsak
mel tn smilu re Sc tuze pfiblfzil
sv5m cichacim aparatem, ktery
mily pelikan uchytil SWIM zoba-
mem a drzel az Petr zoufale kficel
o pomoc. Nos konecne vyprostil,
ale trochu 81 jej pfeci posramotil.
Karel Hladk5 dumysln6 81 sesta
vii stroj kterS vykonava dvoji pra
CT; totiz, ore a vlaGi soudobnG.
Rud Peterka vykoupil podil v
salonu od Jos. Wagnera, Il jiz Sc
tool kolem hostu jake siska ma mas
lie ouha! to jsem tax nechtel -
vlastn6 jake ma obrtliku, a tez 81
dial pfidelat zvlastni ~kramfeky ota
Gecf, ably SO l6pe mohl jeste lepe
otaGet.
F. Lane a manzelka byli v Ia
bore v ned6li.
Jos. Wagner Sc odstehoval do
Yankton tento tyden.
Bylo by zahodno ably zpravodaj
q Lakeport take trochu fadek nap
sal, nebot jeho zpravy kazdy 81
rad pfecte.
Zpravodaj.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
Male obilf v t6to krajin9 jiz po-
Gina vyrIstat.

Male obilf v teto krajine jiz po-
Gina vyrGstat.
Dozvidame Sc, 10 zraneni ma oku
Frank Stibrala, nedavno Sc vrativ-
siho z l6Genf t6hoz v Omaze, Sc
zdarne hojf a re to nebude mfti
nasledek oslepenf.
Frank Barta ma ma prodej chut-
ne sunky We SVEN zavodG ktere
udil p Karel Blachnfk st. Uzenky
jsou znamenit6, nebot p Blachnfk
Sc v tonic oboru vyzn6 jake pra-
W odbornfk. TEE prodava naloze
ne zelf a ok1rky.
Pffstf sobotu dine % bfezna hod
lame otevfiti sezonu iarnfch klo-
boukG ku prohlednuti vsem nasim
zakaznfkGm i novym odkupnfknm.
Kazdy jest uctiv6 ivan. 81. Skor-
pfkova a pr. Peskova m6distky.
Tyndall, S. ID. 4-16
Zasterkovy Piles kter5 u~spofada
spolek devcat sv. Anezky Sc Dude
odbSvat We spolkovG SIM v ponde
Ii dine u t. m. Hudba cd Tabor
ske ~orkestry. D9vGata jenz bu-
dou miti zasterky jsou zadany by
ustfizek zasterky v lozily do obal-
ky a daily tuto v5boru. KIDD 81
koupf lfstek k tanci je opravn6n k
jedne t6to obalce bude-li 81 teto
pfat. VeteTe Csc. KazdJ je NC
tive Evan.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16
The Empty Crib.

q The Empty Crib.
Bedlam let loose, some call 1t,
With the laughter and fun and noise,
And the scampering tread,
In the room o'erhead,
OF my neighbours girls and boys;
But because of a crib in the attic,
And 3 little red rocking chair,
And the silent smart
OF a hungering heart.
I bless them for being there.
So let the old rafters tremble
And the staid folks stand aghsst,
These girls and boys.
With their games and toys,
Are helping to heal the past.
Yes. slide down the bannister. children,
And romp, If you Ike, through the hall
Since the patter so sweet
OF two little feet
In silcnced for good and all.
He WAS such a brave little fellow.
With the winsOmest kind Of a touch;
TO love and to lose,
All, the saddest of news
To those who have loved too much
so because Of a crib in the attic,
And a little red rocking chair,
And the silent smart
OF n hunsering heart,
Thank God for the children there!
Far angel who, light as a zephyr,
Sped off with my little lad.
Don't leave him alone,
For at night he will moan.
And call for his 'muzzer" or dad:
Don't let him forget his loved ones,
Ny fIail little rosebud white;
hut kiss him for me,
As he kneels at your knee,
And tell him I send-"GoOd night !"
Maxwell Williams.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-04-16

Lightning is most destructive In lev.
81, open country. Cities, with their
numerous projections and wires, are
somparati yely exempt
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-02-21
Ex-County Treasurer Slade and his

Ex-County Treasurer Slade and his
old tried and true friend Captain A.
B. Wheelock of Sioux Falls, favored
this office with a visit Thursday
morning. Both were among the Eden
township pioneers in this county and
both are honored and respected sons
Of a glorious young state. 1t afforded
the editor much pleasure to meet his
old friend, Capt. Wheelock, who was
one of the best soldiers in the civil
war from the state of Wisconsin. and
she had thousands OF them, but none
ranked Capt. Wheelock for courage,
ability and service, and he commanded
one of the very best batteries in the
army. He said he remembered a time
when a party of Cantonites on their
way to Elk Point to steal a cannon
got lost in Eden township and found
shelter in one Of his haystacks until
sunrise. He gave them something to
eat and a lecture against stealing and
sent them back home. Then the
writer thought of something about
Van Amburg's show, and both thot
OF other things which we haven't
room to tell this week. The captain
is looking fine, tall, massive, every
inch a warrior, and a genial gentle
man always. He and Brother Slade
left for the court house where Capt.
Wheelock squared up his taxes.