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THE RACES AT NASHVILLE.
Rot Dor, Keevena, Erebus, Orange Cir
and Balance Win.

Rot Dor, Keevena, Erebus, orange Girl
and Balance Win.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-The weather
and track were good today. A fair crowd
witnessed the racing. Most Of the favor
ties got in their work. There will be no
racing tomorrow on accom-, OF tho cleo
ton, and no entries tonight.
Fiist Racc-Selling, six furlongs; Start
crs Juanita, Luke Dart. Charles Reed,
McBowlinr, Skobelof, Holland, Naltell,
Blue Eyed Belle, Annawdn, Hopcdale,
Lucy Howard, Roi d'Or, Bertha. koi
dor won by head in l:l7l; McBowling
second, Lucy Howard third.
Second Racc-Sclling, clcycn-sixiecnths
Of mile. Starters: kcevcna, Cassandrl,
Englewood, Gcntily, leo Brigcl, Dock
Wick, Castaway II. Kccyena won in l:lO;
Cas,away II, second, Dock Wick third.
Third Racc-Mile. Starters: Aulocrat,
Erebus, Climax, Comet, Governor, Wary,
Jimmie Il. Erebus won IN las, Climax
second. Autocrat third.
Fourth Race - Selling five furlongs
Starters Orange Girl, McMurtrey, Cast
Steel. Ashland, Echo, Fob Isle, Mary /,
Superior Mo1ricld, Monocrat. Orange
Gin won in l0i, McMurtry second, Cast
Steel third.
Fifth Race Selling; five furlongs. start
crS Little NJ. Hattie ID, jess Mcfarland,
Chickasaw, Duhme, Jim Jordan, Walker,
Moonsionc, Balance. Balance won IN
l:03l, Moonstonc second, ChickasaH third.
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An.tb.r Lip. fa. Ii,ne noss

LiTrLE Rock. AK. Nov. 5-Aciivo OF.
craiions on the construction Of The Mom'
phi.. Little Rock Is Indian Territory Rail-
road. between this ci,y and st. Louis, com,
mcnccd Friday 4 large iorccoi labovn
IN charge Of Chic! Engineer Schwauackc,
commenced IN lluirh.us1n's Gap, ten
miles southwest az This city. aud will WORK
In the direction Of Little l,uyk. TwocorTt
of engineers were rut iu the field frda,
~ lucaic the line ui entrance 90 the city
iu,chinsp = Gag is the nearest point "a
the mangaucsc hall, being but lev hun
drcd yarls from heavy deposits. sccrc
tary smith, OF The line, stated this after
noon b. ne CL|,. b.mocrui correspondent
that the ten milo. byiwccn this city an,
the manganese bod would b. graded "a
once. aud pot in operation bcl0rc anl
other part 81 the lur, in order % facilitate
the manganese Development The hgh
II way hriwecn tbs city aud the Gap hu
been donated 90 ibc oumpany by ncafll
every pCrson who~' land i crossed by u
Among the hCavits, dUnaiUrs arr r. W
Wurihen, !. " l,amastcr. br kOssliC
and III. I. Fletcher
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but urged his hearers TO do their duty TO:
morrow from the rising TO the setting OF
the sun and there could be no doubt oil
the issue. He closed by saying that for
the honor conferred by the audience in
calling upon him TO speak and for their
complimentary reception, he could only
return the profound thanks OF a grateful
heart.
PRESIDENT MADDEN
was sitting at the foot OF the platform out
OF sight, but the crowd singled him out
and insisted on a speech. lie simply
said: IL can but reiterate what has been
so well said by Gov. Taylor and say this
Let us exert ourselves in n quiet, peaceful
and orderly manner for the whole ticket,
and there can be no doubt that tomor-
rows setting sun will shed its golden rays
upon victorious people"
Judge Morgan, tine Hon. Casey Young
and the Hon. W. w. Mcdowell all made
stirring speeches, after which the crowd
dispersed in the hes. of humor and with
The presagc OF victory in their eyes.
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An Aiabam. Dusi

ArrASoooa. Tenn, Nov. 8. -lniorma.
ton has been ueuycl u fatal duel be-
tween two well kiuwn citizens Of Elmer
County, Ala. o. q point near Goodhopc.
The men. John llay aui W. T. wilkcrs0n,
purchased a larpo iuct oi land ior sTccu-
laiiyc purposes pr Ncck. When the sur.
vcys Wor madca dispute aps-c ~ 10 who
should take possession u a certain portion
oi H. nlows followed, but the combat.
ants wcrc scparaict Friday they met and
bcgan firing n viCh other with pistols
Ray was shot A. heart and instantly
Killed. WilkcrShn0,u ~ badly hufi thai
DC only lived Iona enough 10 tell the sioD
Of the shooting. Both men wcrc vel
known, Ray having been the county ircas
ufgf
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he has made, except that he gives new de-
tails OF the hatchery OF the Hitchcocks,
the unfortunate, Inflated couple, whose
fruit farm he coveted. He says that when
he saw the deco Of the farm made out and
signed to him by Hitchcock, who ex-
pected TO gekhis money IN Two Gays, ne
was seized with the impulse TO kill them,
as he thought be would have no trouble,
to hold the land lie killed the husband
in the barn with two blows OF a sharp
hatcket, and then went to the kitchen and
murdered the vile in the same way, Then
he hauled the bodies two miles, buried
them, changed his clothing, and calmly
went TO work on the iarm, where he was
arrested lilo did not have sense enough
to even put away Mrs. Hitchcock's best
dress, which she had laid out ready for
church next day The murder Of Fuesh
was also 10 get possession OF land and
money he was Supposed to have boarded.
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c,,tIe orovrr.' Convention.

CnicAGo, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-The annual
National Conycntion OF Cattle Growers, 10
be held in this city during the coming fat
stock show, will begin it. sessions Tuesday
morning. November 20. at 10 O'Clock, nj
the Grand Pacific Hotel. instead Of Mon
day morning, the 18th inst, as previously
announced. This change has been rem.
dcr,l necessary In order TO secure suitable
accommodations Tor the meeting The
Hon. J. II. Pickrcll will report nj this
meeting upon the Texas fever tests, con-
ductcl Ibis season at the Chicago Union
stock Yards, United States senator Pal
mcr, oi Michigan. will address the meet.
ing on "Congrcs. and the Cattle Growers
Dr. u. l. saimon, Chici Of The Bureau Of
Animal Industry at Washington, will rc-
r0rt upon the GoyUrnmrnts work IN relg-
ton 90 cAiifpaiiug contagious disease DUR
ing ihc pas, Twelve months, aud an inter
e,iing discussion n 10 the iuture American
ili Stock. dairy and h0rse show vii bc
among the more notable features Of tie
program. 4 large attendance nj the Con-
ycni!on Is expected.
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You arc hereby notified that the State
anil municipal law requiring all saloons
aud places where liquor IL -old 10 close on
days 1T election from sunrise 30 sunset viii
be most hgidly enforced In this city on
next tuesday, iho Gih inst, that being
elcrtion day. Nc liquors viii be- soi1 or
given away GA tho, day from sunrise until
sunset. Niolaior, OF this law will D.
promptly arrested and dealt with as TIE
law directs. W. 4. DAVIS
Chief oi Police.
Memphis, Tenn. Nov .. lssS
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r.r.n,. CRIMINAL, Liable.

Norv than half q al deaths orCut tei0fo six
yuan IT srr. An sfthy u iunoocuL iovvly shll.
DIVA an swept ncydlesslY assY eauh year Huua
afs cfiminaiiy rtftonsitlt iuf this The death rate
Of Chlidrun IN fnglsnd u les than hall this
Acksfs rngiish hsbi rHoihst has done mor 10
bfiuF this about than al other rausrs combined
loa o.upot snord 10 ~ vitb0uiiL a., Hester.
dfufIisl
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I'd - clTIzENs AT LARoR.


Paste THIS ia Your Hat,
Which will enable YOU 10 pay your election
bets and save irom >lu1tp $3.50 by buying
your fine Derby and all grades Of sicispu
hats 81 Herman Crohn. the hailrr No.
3Sil Main street opposite Gayo.o Hotel
4 campaign cap free 10 every purchaser d
u gentleman hat
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The Ke,,ic creek Disaster.

locKnAvEN, Pa, Nov. 6-An inquest
was held this afternoon by the Coroner OF
this county on the bodies Of the seventeen
victims Of the Kettle Creek mine oxplos-
ion. The testimony Of witnesses shows
that dynamite caused the explosion, but
no blame attaches 30 any one except the
miners Themselves The scene at the mine
was hcartpnding when the Coroner and
jury reached the place. The mines were
but recently opened, and are located in
dcsolaic spot near the town OF Remove.
Several Of the bodies will be buried there
tomorrow, and Others will sent TO different
points for intermcnt.
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nr.. MILO InRrnin.

II Is astonishing how many people have
been cured Of Scrofula by reading Dr.. Hart
mans ellis Of Life about the remarkable
cure Of Mr., Milo Ingram, of Pittsburgh,
and by taking La-cu-pi-a as she did, One
thing D. clcnr-it pays 10 Rad the MS Of
Life" Sent free 10y re-ru-na Medicine Co,
taluuhua a
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nemphl. a charic.Ion RaIIrpna.

bay trains carry Pullman. buffet.
dnwing-room aud smoker slccpcn between
Memphis aud New York without change
via Chattanooga, Bristol Roanoke, llagcrs-
town, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia.
Night trains carry Pullman, yotibule.
buffet, dfawing-room. library and smoker
slccpon, the finest made, between Mem
phis and Washington. without change, VIA
Chattanooga, bristol aud lynchburr Ten
trains daily irpm same depot IA WASHING.
ton Ia New York, Via Balumor, aud fhila-
dclpnia.
We scll rounl trip tickets as follows
Richmond. Va, aud return, S22pO, on
| Tuesdays and Thursdays II each week,
between November and -, good 10 ~
turn November "a
Augusta, Ga. and return. Sl7ii. on
Tuesdays and Thursdays Of each week, be-
tween November q and hCcmbCr rs, gooj
g. return 10 December Is
| Columbus Ga, and return. sl221
each day from November n to ~, cuod 4,
rcturn "a nvocmlcr ..
Macon. ia, and return, slloi. oarl
day from November 10 10. goodto yiuu
! ~ November H.
Il. ". wErNN. q. = and I. 4.
&. A. pE>hvssrGE, 4. q. l.. A.
J e. BEAH, T. 4.
H. ilUCurs. Ticket Agent
|
TuE victorious candidates will be show
| throurh tho ftrr,onfir.u at Samcls1n's A.
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Long-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use Of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine is an Alternative, and
causes a radical change in the system.
The process, in some cases, may not be
quite so rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result Is certain.
Read these testimonials -
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we're pain in my right side, and had
other troubles caused by q torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines fair trial without cure,
began to TAKE Ayers Sarsaparilla. I
was greatly benefited By the first bottle.
and after taking five bottles l was com
pletsly cured. John w. Benson, 70
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies hal 10
effect and was confined 20 nv bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me TO try
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expe-
rience with medicine, never saw moro
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Dausfruu

rrunvrb ~ Tur UsE 90 coCoNvE
And Il stimulates aud promotes the growth
Oi the hair.
buno,ts Favonng extracts are tho
IL
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As.sh,as. Autobiography o, Crime.

sAS fRAScisoo, Cal, Nov. b-Anschlas
the murderer Of Hitchcock and oiold man
fuesh. has prepared written account Of
bis life and his crimes, which Oils two col.
uinns. II dincn little from the eonicssioa
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WrsrrRN SANu,RY CoNNIssioS. 81. louis
Nov. i. isGl- Mcssrs. J. 4 &. Mcguire.
Tho agents 81 this commission have dis.
tributci largely VA the army Mnguip's
ncnne Plant, aud end ~ the best ui all rCm
c,iics Coz cholera, diarrhca. dy-cutcry, etc.
J. q. fuuHAN. Sec. West San. Com.
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Tur larc..i alligator IN thc world. a
South American sloth. aud thousand
other rare AMI curious animals can be- rrCn
on Eugene Eoh.uson'a fhvu Floating
Palaces. %. thc iDut oi jefferson street.
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ladies today by oilcnns Inc following
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Fmsr-l00 dozen ladies' colored Hose, reg
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80 dozen children Hose. same quality,
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SEcoxD-50O ladies' and gents Gloria
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To-day only ut si.o9.
THrRD-375 dozen ladies' and gents
Handkerchief. c0lored borler and
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FouRTn-l. 500 genuine French woven
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FIFrn-l. 900 decorated Fruit and Dessert
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Tur greatest attraction Of the season h
Eugene Robinson thrrc Floating ralncys
% thc iput Of Jefferson sircci, rial won-
dcrlnd The performances given un
hllTl The PALACES ar refined. moral nul
instructive, especially aiapicd o. ladies
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children % oruis, ryfcryvd seats - ccnil
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Fuss blankets cleaned and soit finish
guaranteed by Memphis Steam Laundry,
orlcr wagon g. ralL Telephone "a.
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nwoCu,TiD and Republican Campaign
Scafis given aWay hy tho Great Under.
Wctt and Scarf liuusp. Thompson &
stevens, No. 80 Second f,rrcL
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
RENDERED BY THE SUPREME COURT
OF MISSISSIPPI

The Decision of the Lower Court OF the
Yazoo g. Mississippi Valley Railroad
Company We. Thomas. sherlffs, Tax
Collectors, Etc, Affirmed.
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81 yonI dussI.L crIIylo.


Pitr.urHo, Pa. No BIN the Supreme
Cour, Of Pennsylvania today JUSTICE Will
Jams decided TIA, the mechanics lien law
was unconstitutional
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iu r ~ Ga,buath. No. 10 Madison
s'rgt rent ygHf houses and collect your
INIT.
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Mr. winsisv's eoo,hing syrup should always bs
ussd Coz chlldfen ieethinr u soothes the ehlli
ioiirus The gufnA aiiAys al psa cure Wind celia
and u u4e beat rsassy Doe disffAn. 1ca botle
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

o. r g Wurs NInvE gNp naAtS TaEarxsrt
tsuaran'red frrrii1 i1f Itsicfia btgilcfS Con-.
Vu'fInra ~. Nervous NnIralHlA N~a iarhn. Neffs
nus Pro ,ration oausrd ~ he 10 Of Alnohol % -
leon Wakrfuiurs. N-Iial iicpf zion. -1iicnlaf
q fhn nrilu resulting IN iasauiiT anf lcallag -
m .rrv. d'v1y aul dctth Premature OIL Az IiE
Feunrst ioss pi Jpwcf "a clthff fer irvoIuutafT
ts,lss aun .frrfnatuffhea caulri hT rvrf.eHcrti1n
70 sc bf-l4. Wf.ahffsn 90 oNrf=iui nrruoc. kar1
~ orr'liuf me muutha tfustlient ti.nl boz
SrHK b9tos i0f $40 sat W nal pfciali 90 10
- toi rfoc
We Guarantee Six BoNoss
To rurc any case. VIA ssrA order r.-civei ~ \
fufs1 b11ss. HcconpAnied with tiol Nc viii cal
fhn fuf,hasrf or written guarantee q fufuni th1
motley u the trratusut tpf1 rot cT-ot cift
Guarhuiccs iyslsd only ~ iohu G. Me- "a,
noNfy Co. prtEfiatA soc AfrntL hain sif'1t
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Kecr- the lszt s,l,on in the city. scls a
fut-clas- lunch. Eygylhiug new Cali
aud $50 him
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B,Ia on The election will he decided by
thc uyium1 shown ai sdmclsons tonight
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SCUM silver In rrsa, variety. at Hughes
q Hallcrs, 3SS Main street
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.nnL,r.. NarrerIan ,.a II,,r nlI-

Has done woru q relieve ard cure Consumption.
wuak lunrs AMI rsnrfal eoskueit than any Known
emsiy JNO. g. nAkEk A co. rhiiadelphia.
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Wonderful! Results.

Another marked effect OF the use Of this
medicine was the strengthening OF my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
al had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and. as my broth
er and sister were similarly afflicted,
presume the malay Is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.,) recon mended me TO take Ayers
SaTsaparilla, and continue IL for year.
For Ave months took il daily. i have
not had a blemish upon my body for the
last three months. 1T. +, Wiley, 1i5
Chambers ST., New York City.
"Last fall and winter was troubled
with n dull, heavy pain in my SIDE.
did not notice IL much at first. but IL
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part OF this time. disorders Of the ston-
ach and liver increased my troubles. l
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use OF
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Sarsapari!la,
PREPARED BY
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Price si; siI bottles, IS Worth IS bottle,
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TuE victorious candidates will be shown
through the sicropiicln at samclson's 10.
niglt,
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uylO. uylO, lIylO at all drnssisis.
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Aa.ier 90 nsihrr.

mrLo ha, no eqaal bod loIlcl u.e.
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Five RED BOT BARGAINS;

We will make II specially interesting for
ladies today by Offering the following
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MENKEN's OPEN ALL DAY.
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Nol,DI should b without iIylo.
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CAUTION

BEWARE OF Fraud, as my name and the price
arc stamped on the bottom OF all my ndvertlr5r
fhoes before leaving the factory, which protect
The wearers agans; high prices and inferior goods.
II dealer offers w. J.. Douglas shoes az re-
duced price, or says he has them without my nae
n fraud.
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srxAron nAEnn

IN obedience 10 goncr,l demand, vss com.
PEELED 10 advance and address the andi.
enco, and was received with great cnthus-
lasm. lie excused himself from speaking.
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!. We arc opposed 10 political bossism and po-
llical rings.
2. We are in favor OF pure ballot and fair
count
3 We ore In favor of dl-quAliiyng justices Of tho
peace from holding amy Office in the gift Of the
county court except the Craftsmanship thereof.
T. We arc In favor Of Law requiring every justice
oi the peace TO hold his court in the district FOL
which he Is elected. and not elsewhere.
& We uurescredly favor the pres form OF mu
niclIal coyvrnmcni for Memphis, and are for IL
preservation and maintenance In - essential
integrity
6 We layor law authorizing every county In
the State 20 work the State aud county oonvicu
from the zane IN the building and improvement
OF It's public highways
T. We favor the amendment OF the present assess
mcni law ~ a. Ia give the assessor salary Instead
Of percentage on HI assessed value OF the prop
efiy OF the people.
s. We favor the repeal Of 50 much Of that law
~ ~ ou,mgcously taxes our merchants and ih'
SUR il,uiion therefor OF such provisions a. vii
foster, OF at least not destroy ouE Icroaniilc In
tcrcstS
o. We are IN favor Of an educational ,oiornator!
for yunug cnuvlciS
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FnsT-l00 dozen ladies' colored Hose, reg
ular made, sz a 10 ., fresh new goods,
worth 35c par,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-09-20

La soci6t6 G.. A. Pillsbury ct Gle
de Minneapolis Went de donnel
un exemple que nous voudrlons
yoir suivre par toutrs les societies
commentaries on industrielles des
Etats. Unis. 81 chaque maison de
commerce faisalt ce que Went DO
fare M. Pillsbury, la grande ques
lion ouvriere, ce probleme de la fin
du XIXe steele serait residue.
Jeudi dernier. tous les employees
DIES immenses moulins a farine ap-
partenant q NM. Plllsblry ct Cie.,
ayant 6t6 au service de la dite Com
pagnle pendant au moins deux ans,
ont recu sous envelope une lettre
ct un ch6que: La premiere les in
formant que suivant lie systeme
adopts per la soci6t6 Pillsbury Il
Cie., d. accorder ark ouvriers une
part dams les b6n66ces realis6s,
pendant l'ann6e, la soci6t6 80 fai-
salt un plaisir de leur faire parve.
mir IN chAque repre- ,entant la part
de b6n6fices imcombant 3 chacun,
proportionnellement q la dur6e ct q
Ia nature de leure services.
Plus de 10000 dollars ont Ste
ainsi distributes aux ,ouvriers EN-.
ployas aux moulins de MN. Pills.
bury & Gle.
Nous f6licitons bien sinc4rement
de Get. exemple de vraie fraternit6
NM. c. A Pillsbury & Gle.
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Une Crosse pour Mgr. Ireland.

NM Benziger FrAres de New-
Y ,rk viennent de terminer une
MAGNITUDE crosse pour Mgr Ire
land, archeveque de st Paul. Mon
selgneur portera cette crosse pour la
premiere fols lie 81 courant, jour de
ga CONSIDERATION CONNIE archeveque.
Cette cross, ahait pieds ct demi
de long. Couverte dune plaque
6paisse dor, ellie est orn6e de cha
q ne cote de magnifques fligranee,
de m6dailles dor ct d'argent mas
sifs, ct de pierres preoieuses tales
que: 6meraudes, turquoises, gre
mats, am tbyste, opales ct smarag
dites.
Au miiieu ct en- avant est une
figure du Christ crucif6, derriere
des n6dallles d'argent represen-
tant Snnt Pierre ct Saint Paul,
alnsi que les quatre evang6listes,
Saint Matthew, Saint Marc, Saint
Luc ct Saint Jean. LIE nouvel ar
ch6veche etabli par lie Saint Siege
aura sous So juridiction tous les
diocAses du Norl Quest.
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LIE bazaar au profit de l'6glise Ste
Clotilde, qui s'est ouvert Ia semai
ne derniAre q pHarmonia Hall, SO
continue cette semaine au Market
Hall.
Mardi soir. la sale 6tait comble
ct nous avons lieu d'esp6rer que
tous les soirs il en- sera ainsi.
Allons, eompatriotes, rendons
nous tous au bazaar. La, ind6pen
damment du plaisir que nous
6prouvons de nous trouver dams un
milieu Canadien Francais, nous
aurons celui ION moins grand d'a-
voir aide, dams la mesure de nos
forces, q une euvre eminemment
rationale.
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DECES.

D6c6d6 des fevres thyphoides 10
II cou,ant NJ. l.. A. Henault ra.
ee de "a ans ct S moie. NJ. He.
nault habitat Minneapolis depuis
8 ans, ct s'est toujours attire Tests
me de ses concitoyens par SCI
amour du travail ct de son affab-
lite. II appartenait a une ht n 1ete
ct respectable famille. son venera
BILE p6re demeure q Beauharpals,
Canada, il est aussi lie beau pere do
rhon. JUICE Dubuc, de ST. Bonlface,
Manitoba, ct du DR. Brunei, de Dr.
luth, MINI. Les fun6railles ont Gu
lieu hier q l'eglise Ste Clotilde au
milieu dun grand nombre DAMS.
II lalsse pour deplorer SO mort
une spouse ct deux enfants en- bas
age. Nous pr6sentons D la famllle
6plor6e nos plus sinceres condo
l6ances.