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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10
Convention de Nashua.

En- r6ponse q une invitation du
local Reorganization de la
fete rationale, NM. Lucier, NORM,
Perreault, Lavoie ct Burque, mem.
bres du comlt6 general, ct M. D..
H. Tardivel, secretaire adjoint, Sc
sont rendus a Lowell, dimapche,
dams lie but de faire part aux Cana
diens de cette derniere vile du re-
sultat d. leurs d6marches ]usqu'a
ce jour. L'assemblee a etc des
plus enthousiastes ct nos amls sont
revenus apres avoir recu du pr6si-
dent dc chacune des societies de
Lowell la promesse formelle qu'el-
les SO rendront en- corps q Nashua
le % JUN. M. j. H. Outlet, pre-
s1dent de W'Union Allet," a aussi
dome a entendre au Comite que
les Zouaves canadiens DIES Etats-
Unis prendront place dams les
rangs de la procession. Voici lie
nom DIES societies de Lowell ainsi
que celui de leurs presidents.
L'Union St Joseph, 1922 Nom.
bres, M. III Dozois, president,
Soci6t6 st Jean Baptiste, 1886
membres, M Dosith6e Jacques.
LIE Cercle Canadien, G. HI. Par.
thenais.
L'Association C~atholique des
Jeunes Gems, 225 membres, Free
Bousquet.
La Garde Salaberry, SO mem
bres, G. Roussin.
Comit6 de Vile Canadien, q
membres L. P. Turcotte.
Club de Naturalization 100 mem
bres, M. P. A. Brousseau.
Plus de quarante cling societies
ont accepte jusqu'ici l'invitation d,
Comit6 de la Celebration. Outr'
les soci4t6s de Fall River au nom
bre de sept, ct celles de Lowell al
nombre de cling, nous mentionne
rons: la Soci6te Coincidence Fran
caise de Concord, n. H.; la soci6t'
St.Augustin ct les Gardes Lafa
yette, de Manchester, N. H.; Il
Cercle Dramatique de Suncook
n. H.; les societies st -Bap
tiste de Great Falls ct de Rothes
ter, N. H PUnion St-Joseph, /
Cercle Montcalm ct la soci6t6 st
Jean Baptiste de Lawrence, Mass.
pUnion st Joseph ct la Garde La
fayette de Worcester, Mass; pU
Mon Dramatique de Fitchburg
Mass; les Zouaves Canad1ens d
New Bedford, Mass; les soci6t6
st Jean Baptiste de Turner Falls
Webster, Haverhill ct ORATOR
Mass; le club l'l%roquois, de Troy
N. Y; lInstitut jacques Cartier
de Lewiston, Maine, etc, etc.
LIE comit6 executif de la conven
tioL de Nashua s'est assure de
services du choeur St .Augustin, d
Manchester, sous l'habile directio:
de M. f. Lessard, pour chanter I'm
messe solennelle a louverture d
la convention.-Le Messenger d
Lewiston, Maine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10
ITO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de TOuesthas a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10
L'EConomie domestique.
(sUITE)

On a cherche bien loin les mo-
yens de detruire, on du moins DE-
restreindre l'ivrognerie. Eth bien
Messieurs, un DIES plus efficaces Sc
RAFT sans contredit la propagation
de ces societies, a il est rare, bien
rare, qu'on s'enivre q la maison. On
a malgr6 sol trop de respect pour lie
sanctuaire sdcr6 de la famille pour
sly aviIir a ce point. Quelque degra
de qu'on soft par labus de l'alcoo],
il reste +oujours au fond du occur
une sorte de honte. Et c'est 81
vrai, que gen6ralement l'ivrogne va
Sc cacher dams les cabarets les plus
sombres, les recoins les plus enfon-
fonc6s, pour assouvir son unsuitable
passion. ii fuit egalement ct la
lumiere 81 les places Oh ron Sc
respecte.
Honneur done, trois fois hon
neur, au fondateur ct aux propa
gateurs de ces societies. Ceux Ia
sont vraiment les amis de l'ouvr1er.
J'al dit, en- commencant, que les
quelques mots que je prononcerais
auJourd'hui s'adresseraient sp6cia
lement a la classe DIES travailleurs.
Or, dams cette cat6gorle rentrent
les comm1s employees dams nos
grands magasins. Je mai pas q
faire lei l6loge do nos commits Ca
nadiens Francois de Minneapolis.
Nous en- avons bon nombre qui
sont employees depuis 4, 6, s ct me
me dix ans dams la meme maison
de commerce. C''est Ia certes lie
meilleur 6loge qu'on puisse faire
d'eux.
Or comment ont lis pu conserver
81 longtemps leur emploi2 Pour
quot tient-on tant q leurs services,
tandis que d'autres mont jamais de
situation stable, restant un mois
lei, quinze %jours-la ct quittant tou-
jours leur place, commits m6con.
tent du patron ct PATTON m6content
du commits.
La reponse est facile a faire.
Ceux qui conservent leur place
pendant DIES annees sont %certaine.
ment exacts, probes, polls ct sobres.
ct je m'empresserai d'ajouter a
la louange de notre nationalite,
que ecu de commits sont aussi
%respect6s, aussi estimes de leurs
patrons que le sont nos Commits
Canadiens RI ancais.
Eth bien! Messieurs, eli Giant
exact, en- Giant probe, en- Giant poll
ct en- Giant sobre, on fat de- p6co-
monte domest1que.
En- effet,quelqu'u I'm qui r6unit ces
diverses qualities est pour a1nsi GER
tain de conserver sa place aussi
longtemps quill le d6sirera. Son
sa]aire, minnie au debut, s'accro1
terra progresslvement, la confance
du ma1tre augmentera en- raison
directe de la dur6e de ses services,
de simple commits il deviendra
chef de rayon, chef d'6tage en- at
tendant quill devienne ma1tre a
son tour.
ct Ia sera sa r6compense.
Heureux 81 les premiers success
ne le grisent pas, ct sill salt etre,
6tant son .seul ma1tre, auss1 probe,
aussi exact aussi poll ct aussi sobre
quill l'6tait lors'qu'il sentait une
a:torit6 au dessus de lui.
Car 6ntin il fault bien l'avouer
lei, lie caractere francals est gene
ralement insconstant. Heureux
aujourd'hui nous nous estimerons
malhenreux demain, ct celia sans
aucun sujet, sans aucune cause va
liable. On est employee dams une
malson de commerce depuis deux
GU trois ans, on commence q so
croire indispensable, on n'ob6it
plus qu'avec r6pugnance, les OBJ!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10

M. j. Bloom, propri@taire de La
"California Wine House "situ6e aux
num6ros 253 ct 255, deuxieme ave-
nue. du Sud, a vendu son fonds de
commerce a NM. Goodman, Row
land ct Gle. Toutes les afffaires
commerciales seront trait6os sous
la raison sociale sus enoncee.
Ces Messieurs ont etc jusqu'a
presents, attaches a l'6tabliseement
ct lis contlnue-ont de vendre leurs
marchandises aux plus has prlx
possibles, ct CONNIE suit:
Depot de Wins dc La California
$685. 2nd Avenue South.
Old Bourbon Whiskey, vieux de 1 a
par gallon $3.50.
Old Sour Mash, v1eux de 3 ans, pa.
gallon 50 90.
Anderson County Bourbon, vieux de
ans, par gallon 1925.
Franklin County Bourbon, vleux de
ans, par gallon $3.50.
WINS Cidret, VleuX de s ans, Pal Sallo
$1.00.
Wins Catawba, vjeux de 3 ans, par gal
Ion $1.00.
Wins Guteded, vieux de 4 ans, par gal
lon $l.25.
Excellent Gin Gle H%ollande, par gallon
1926.
Excellent Black Berry Brandy, par gal
Ion $l.75. 49,.
California Wine Bitters, par gallon 81,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10
,ervations les plus justes blessent,

on on arrive, SduS 6dVO1I pOu14uOA
a desirer une ~querelle avec son pa
tron. L'occasion SO presents on
la saisit, ct on sen va croyant jouer
u n bon tour q celui qui vous a don
ne du travail pendant DIES ann4es;
mails il sc trouye a la fin que ie din:
don de la farce nest pas celul
qu'on pense.
On a quelques Economies, pon
SO croft richie, Independent. On sc
dit: il y a trois ans que ]e travallle,
10 puts bien me reposer une semal-
ne GU deux. Et I'on s'endort dams
les d6lices de Capoue. N'ayant rien
a faire, on va au cabaret, on ne ga
gne rien mails on d6pense six fois
plus; les Economies disparaissent
CONNIE par erchantement, mails Ton
SO console Ell distant: domain je
chercherai du travail.
II fault en- arriver Ia. On falt
quslques d6marches, lie success ne
r6pond pas a l~'attente; on s'adresse
q q smis, on q recours a leur in
fuence, on a plus de confance en-
eux qu'on en- a On soi-meme pour
Sc trouver une situation.
Eternelle simplicite! Quel abus
ne fait-on pas de &c mot 81 solvent
profan6 de pamiti6.
"Acquiers une bonne reputation,
IN bon ami, puts repose-toi,' dit lie
proverbo, ct jamais proverbe ne
tut plus vrai, car jamais chose ne
fut plus rare qu'un v61itable ami.
Eft j'ajouterai lei que cette ma
ME stupide que nous avons de
compter sur les autres alors que
nous devons compiler que sui nous
memes est un DIES defiant. les plus
caract6ristiques de notre race, COM
me il est un de ceux qui nous font
lie plus de tort. =.
Soyez richie, ayez une bonnie 81
tuation tout lie monde vous offrira
ct argent ct positions. Devenez
pauvre on vous tournera le dos.
Ceux qui vous auront lie plus fatte
dams la prosp6rit6, ceux qui auront
assist6 lie plus Requirement a vos
soir6es, bu votre vim ct mango vos
gateaux, seront les premiersa vous
Letter la pierre ct q dire: Oh celia
ne m'6tohne pas, l'argent ne lui t.
matt pas assez aux doigts.
II y a certes partout, meme aux
Etats- Unis de bons amis. Voulez.
vous les c%onserver? Mayer jamais
besoin d'eux.
Eft cette inconstance de notre ca.
ract4re nous conduit non settlement
a changer de situation mails encore
a changer.de Vile. II ny a plus
rien q faire a Minneapolis. LIE Min.
nesota est trop froid. La California
vaut mieux. On quite le Minneso
ia, on va en- California, puts on re.
vlnt au Minnesota plus pauvre
qu'on ne Ia jamais etc.
N'avons-nous pas lei meme IN
exemple frappant de cette funeste
inconstance? Ce furent DIES Cana.
diens Francois eui prirent les pre-
miers homesteads de &c cote du
Mississippi. Go fut I'm Canadien-
Francois qui batjt la premiere mai
son a Minneapolis, a st Paul, 8
Milwaukee partout dams pOuest
Isl, au leu de continuer a poursui-
vre leurs p6rigrinations lis s'etaient
tenus q la meme place ct s'6taien'
fixes au sol, quelle ne serait pas
leur fortune maintenant? Et sans
remonter 81 haut, ne Iouvons nous
pas nous adresser q nous meme &C
r6proche m6rit6. Nest il pas Ger
tain qu'un lot achet6 aujourd'u
pour $500, $500, sufira dams 20 ans
q assurer q nos vieux ]ours une al
sance relative.
"a c0mtlnGer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10
No 8 2eme rue Sud,

Une propri6t6 a vendre a sacri
fee. I'm lot ct une bonnie maison
sur la 2eme Rue n. b. pres de la
12eme avenue pour $l,4OO sur
placements faciles. S'adresser a
z. DEMEULEs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10

ST vous d6sirez placer votre ar
gent avec grand avantage venez
voir, j'ai quelques lots a ven
DIRE a bon march6 ct sur placements
faciles sur la rue Main n. d.
z. DEMEULES,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-05-10

L'EcHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
sable DIES idees ct opinions emlses pal
seq correspondents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

sngsrs-CuI Loaf. sc. granulate1 NC: a.
sc. Ex.ra &c" 5.E5c. Yellow &C. 5I4ea5t &C.
Coaee-Gseen Rio loa91c; Rio roasted, 20
&c. Java, green. 30 2oc. lava, roasted, soc;
Maraeaiho, roasted, 2192-cs Mexican, roasted, p
E-tc.
Teas-Jspsn. sae, s5g45e. Japan, medium, p
G50c Ordinary. is92c. HysJn. 81 di5c. Gun =
powder, 285lc; Ooi0ng SSs70c: Congo, 2o .
&c
Flour-sa 10 pc cwt; SD per bbI patent pro-
cess. s. So per cwt . ~ PEI oOl; all wheat -four
SA5o per cwI., tAl0 per bol-, buck wheat. Us
FER cUI.
Mn Feea-Srreeaings. 81 per ton; bran, Sla
Sd -, s70U. middiings si31i9
fced-C0ru and oais 81 in-2
Kerosene Oil-NlchisSn test. 10iSc per gallon.
vsser 1ise. ilszc.
Gasoline II 55c per gallon.
serds-ClOver. 35l n rs. timothy, fn5oT2 65.
Sslt-Micnissn &c. Eastern Sis.
Fish-No l whitedsh, s. 5O1s7.U0 Der half Dbl
Trout s. "a o.. cod. ssfr nc per ID: clans
SIC per hundred, oysters, bulk sl-.VSl IS gallon:
Standards. cc can. selects, sc can; smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork in bsr-e's-Msss pork Chicago packed,
81. io; exTa short cut, 500; standard clear
back sl1al
Lsri-Tierces. SC: - and 81 ID tubs, SIC: 50
10. round TINS. loo eases. 2c in tin pals Sc.
Reef Ia barreis-Extra mess warranted gO0ibs,
g. -; extra. homeless, 8 30.
Bllterino-Dsiry solid packed. ifc. rolls al1
prints i5c creamery, solid. Ice; extra cream, cry
packed, lie.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

''Ths overland Route the.only line car
ryiug The United States Overland Nail
Is scdifion g. the new system ef check
ire hszrs sre Though from Essfsrn points 20
tae Pseiic asst vii conwsncs sunday,
rrcem c~r 70 run shro1zh sSeepers oa all
trains het~een Council Bluss, Omsbs, san
F-sncsscs snd les Desiss Aiso Der Feen
kansss City ard o'gcen 0n The 0vs-isnd
FIver. savius ore fsv 81 sll -. far1is sad
Oregon roints- nssSluz ths time frana ths
y sscuri RIVER 90 the Fs-ife Coast 10
szTsntT-ons heurs 3 sssut Pullman Pal
scz Ces sepers and modern dag coaches
50 = 81. rur 81 ri fsreuzl trans
fsfnz ,orsss arp aow gnier ne super
vision 81 fse cerarsav sn& reals furnished
~ BE Pacific Eotel ComDanT are unsur-
rss7e1.
rn ernp'isncr -ffA fhe ~ish q sar rat
rNrs aioa1 the ll1e. uiaat lrsins between
omaha CeHncil Bs1Fs zns Naasss CRY
htee sesn esaneed 10 Day tTsiss. C,siF
cars r4i s5ill ran 10 Bsstr1ee f-ee of casrze
II = -clsss passengers wishing q tsks al
vsn sgs ~ ~ rases rfsi stiii be car~ied an
rez1 a. tareuxh trafns runri1z Free farui, =
slesrsrS Far f5rthsr inf,r~suon sdfrsss
IS TExsxTa
Genera Rsssea<sr sad Tiskei Avsnt
enshs, Nsa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
GKASD RAPIDS MARX ErS



Arples-Ifcl e. 10 pr olsstsL
lle4se-eEALas ~ -. AeN losL. fnl cream,
l3.e
clover seed-ss.50 b as5 per bushel.
uriei trHss -Apoles. eF2porAted, 34l9c per
polnd, qlallels 5.soc per pound eaerrles, ID
Zoe pr po1sd. peaches, loGi2c PER pound
E<Es-f rezll. --e-
Fsesh Meas Dressed hogs. s. 55d.b IS per Cwt.
muton. S8.Ci real. sl.9oGeog. beef a.
4rsia- wheat Ciawson. see; Lancaster.
sc. Oats. 3 &c. Rye. as25oc. Corn. ITO DC Bar
lly. Il - a. ger csFt.
lii4ss- lirech. q &C. part cured 5Ss8 c.
cu-gd. 6 &C. eai4 sklns, s . = pounds, le
Dekiu sans ia1 &c each. sheep pelts, &c, WOOL
being estimated At &c Ier PoUad
Honey l-c.
Iisy ~rinoihy. sSOosIsOo per toa; clover.
81 a0li00
lfy-TtIrkeys. dressed. s@l0c. spring
chick as e. 1sc. lows. 6cssc; squirrel. l593lc
Per gais. rasoils 5 soc per pair. bear. saddles
j ftl,,-
F0tztces Sf-c-
straw So per lon.
IalloR-5 O. &c Per H.
Wool-Wasnsd. eiG27c, unwsshsd, oue-third
ca
wood-Blocx stove wood. ST. . , IS per cord.
toCE io0t Foosi. SloQe 5-0J per cord
Csai-Sa d. aIe. $40.
Line--0laud Rapids, s5c: Ohio SOc. Petoskey.
100.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

A ccrrss sponnent st BALDWIN writes a.
fellows In iae ssrig part of Wln-er enc
Long snd cne Bills lsen. Two n0fea creeks st
Wiloushtv. Qhio srprarsd Ia Bs'dwiu
w,thouf any business. apparently Lanz
seemed 90 set faa setter ef our notsd
ssmh.srs here. one airbta disp1es sr ss
arout zsE1ee. taHsE esnz an exrerf ic
seff- -lelenee. cane frsf hesf IN = frre
E1bt hiaser sac alnsstes ard 6sed 81
Lerr sEiprri ard ess not cesn seen sisee
A bite .ater came two Tcr1z Ansrr e.
frorr ~ icuzatv rfft sonis nnrev sn.i
1ess hrsina one naid sons Hne
Tnen they a. iret rcEsihsr IN =
ressnr hcuse S1e~n ss re fnsfrau F1uss
Pir.is 81 festheF fcck -c.ette- - dsf
fisrse yozaz necslers mem the E.czevs
sfsie TIE im1orel Fr1cees lees earrief
on br the ohio SOS sut EE0 aos - doves
q s.<s1 % ss-s asGsss zee ssksE s>sA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Dox,r Grvr Tup Sur

You have been told hat consumption is
ineu able; that wnen the lungs are attacked
bY this terrible malsdy, the sufferer is past
ali hep and the end is mere question of
time. You have noted with alarm the uu-
mislakable symptoms of the disease; you
have tired ali manner OF so-called cures in
vain, and you are now despOndent and pre-
pariag for the worst. But don't give up th e
ship while DR.. Pisrces Golden Medical
Discovery remsins un1ied. IL is not a
curs-all nor will il perform miracles, but it
has cured thousands of cases of consump-
ton. in its earlier stages, where all other
means had failed. Try il and obtain q new
Lease Os life
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Mr.. Y. II. Morgon, merchant, Lake City,
Fla. was taken with a severe Cold, attend
ed with a distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. He
tried many so-called popular Cough rene
dies and steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh. had difficulty in breathing and
was unable 10 sleep. Finally tried DR..
King's New Discovery for Consumption and
found immediate relief, and after using
about half q Dozen bottles found himself
well and has bad no return Of the disease.
No other remedy can show so grand a
record OF cures, as DR.. Kings New Dis
coverY for Consumption. Guaranteed TO
90 Just what Is claimed to- IL Trial bottle
10 cenis a. Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Mrs. Phoscs ChssleY. Peterson Clay Co..
Iowa. tells the following remarkable story.
the truth Of which is v0achsd for bv resi-
dents Of the town. II am g years old, have
been troubled with kidney complaint and
iamensss for many year could not dress
myself without help. NoE I an free from
al nsin and sorsnsss sad am able % DO all
my own housework owe ny thanks TO
Electric Bitfs-s for having renewed my
youth. and removed completely al disease
ard pain Try a bottle, SOC. and 800 At
pax r-rs U-ssr < ,~e
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Have vou a soa or daughter. sister or
a brother who has not yet taken Kemps
BsissnI for the Throat and Lungs. the
xus-anlssa remedy for The cure Of C0uzhs,
Col "a Asfhms, Group and a. Thrast and
LunE tro15lesf II 40, Ehy2 when sample
oottls IS gladly given - vOu free by y. r.
-Sbhs nruzgisf and tie large size costs
,,t- So. a-f e. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores Ulcers. Sslt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands Chiiblsins.
Corns and all Skin ETupticns. and posi-
lively Cures Piles, OF no pay required 1t
IS guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price . cents per box
To- trf.srr.-se.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Cor civ.lizsi eoQngry. fheir exit from
asrs N8s = t;ezsiy ste. foF IS sasst ths1
esat of ~ s81 fssfa<rs. Iae ps0ple are
zstlnz si1ed "a sslng ia sosea apon -
s1e1 zAassetsrs.
Is -. Is sell 70 have plenty Of Lar saa
feakhefs ready.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
UNIFORM RATES.

The following rates for hacks and for
livery rigs at funerals have been sdopt-
ed by the undersigned, representing
fkirtv-eix hacks
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
Our MARKET REPORTS.
csotztisas ~ Wirs-Ths Grand
Rspl5s ASFksis-

gsn l5.-a 8esE-5. - aigasr sad sraa, s4t
tEs114 s-o4 -o -F9. Ia-ilsry- - % &e
4g1r4iry rtls<e NaE l-t44f
tsr1-8 s1ala asEef. 1ll Eery 91i.ss. AAze1
4.Isr4 ..s c.5-c t.-l1Tes 1L5- z1-t.G
ssfr-si.i...f Al slsa1s Asa llezs s-3.G
eliza.
Iaai-Dua aad ezzeE steam rendered. 8. %.
hlltsr-in -aedefate demxn1 aud nrHasr y est
err
Aass-.3 .s.fltee
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

T4r Whcat--so. 4 Bhile. SIC, Nc
Ied. essh ard i4a1aFy. 7sc bid: MAY. slcs..
O..s-Sl. = sec. No. > waite. 6sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Jan iI-shsal-Eirn- czsh. 77s.e. Februsry
81 Nag. 1454e
fsfa-fir4- casa AID February, az se Nay
oal. steady Fehrl4Es. Sic Nay. So.
A1iskg -fl#
I.ald-Firne1 Cash. s7.s7is fssHIzry. st9i
Nsy. ~ naa
r5rS-F.ruisr Cash. slL7is Nay. slSI75ls
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

Our store has been
the centre of attrac-
ton for the past two
weeks, and we have
S Ved q customers a
great deal of money.
Our aim is not to carry
any goods from one
season to the other,
therefore to make it
interesting to every
One,we are selling our
entire stock % per
cent. less than lowest
prices. Of course GUS
toners who come first
get the choicest goods.
Call and judge for
yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

LIVERY AND HACK OWNERS
Protective Association.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27

scriptions. he holds that the negro Is
by nature, and by nature always will be,
essentially different from the white man /;
that the two races can never perfectly as
simulate; that there will always be quasi
hostility between them; that they cannot
rule together, but that one must rule over
the other. To prove this last assertion
he quotes an interesting chapter from
Haytlsn history.
Senator Eustis does not discuss rem
edies for this sore, because IN the nature
of things he doubts if there is remedy.
What nature has made irreconcilsble he
does not know how to reconcile. Bot he is
firmly of the opinion that nothing is to
be gained by northern agitation of the
subject, which he regards as offensive
when the history of the importation of the
negro is recalled. The southern people
have the problem, ard it ought to be lsft
to their good sense and justice to solve
it, if it can be solved at all. Certainly no.
BODY else can solve it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
PERSONAL POINT s.

Mr.. Tom Kahn, of Elgin, is at tie
Avenue.
Mr. James A. Harrison, of Waco, is at
the Avenue.
W, II. Mahan and son, of Cuero, are at
the Avenue.
Mr.. A. Yarbrough, of. Georgetown, is
guest at the Avenue.
State Senator Baker, of Waco, was in
the city yesterday.
Hon. O. l.. Wurzbaok, of San Antonio,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Monroe Miller and Master Monroe,
jr., left yesterday on visit to relatives
near Hearne.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Booth, who have been
spending the summer in New York, re-
turned home yesterday.
DR.. A. Il. lola, of Abilene, and demo-
cratic candidate for the Legislature in the
place of Hon. ]. N. Browning, is in the
city.
Mr.. M. Burgower, the courteous rep
resentative of Lemen Bros. g. Co.'s New
York and New Orleans combined shows,
is in the city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
More Bloody Work.

Dispatches from Hopkins county Sun
day prompted the following from Gov
ernor Ross yesterday:
Sheriff Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs:
see by dispatches that band If masked men
have been shooting into the houses of peacable
citizene. If true, what has been done towards the
detection of the guilty parties If you need help let
me know. L. ). Ross, Governor.
The desperate element in this glorious
climate of Texas may just as we'll make up
its mind that Governor Ross Is governor,
and that its capers may just as well come
to very sudden end. In short, the gov
ernor is going to have no lawlessness. He
has comfortably made up his mind on that
point, and when his mind is made up this
settles the whole business.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
Orange Blossoms.

Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock,
large and fashionable audience gathered
III Saint David's church to witness the
marriage of Miss Emile F. Gifiin to Mr..
@. s. Hardy, the Rev. T. B. Lee officiating.
the contracting parties are both well
known in the social circles of this city,
and the popularity of both was fully
shown last evening by the large assemblage
which crowded the church. The wedding
party, as arranged at the altar, we're the
bride and groom surrounded by the fol-
lowing best men and bridesmaids: Mr.
Milton White aud Miss BERTHE Lambert;
Mr.. James Hamilton and Miss Laura
Gray; Mr.. Gee. Calhoun and Miss Lizzie
Hunter, AID Mr.. James Davies and Miss
Ruth Johnson, and the following ushers:
Messrs. Walter NSneed, Waller White,
Lynn Hunter and Oscar Knapp. After
the ceremony the wedding party, accom-
panied by few friends, repaired 70 the
residence of the brides mother, where a
supper was given, after which the bride
and groom left on the train for a short
wedding trip, bearing the best wishes of
their numerous friends in this city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-09-27
The St. Louis Republlc.

Mr.. l.. 7. Steele, formerly editor of the
Marshall Messenger, has accepted a posi-
tion on the st. Louis Republic. He is in
the city representing the interests of that
paper. In order to give the people of
Texas the advantages of the reduced
rates at which it is sold in St. Louis, the
daily Republic will hereafter be furnished
to all subscribers in AusEin (tbe next day
after publication) at 20 cents per week.
Under its present management the Re-
public is one of the best democratic news
papers in the United States. The citizens
of Austin should substitute the Republic
for that blood shirty southern villifisr, the
Globe Democrat Mr.. Steele reports that
he is having very gratifying success in
enlarging the circulation of the Republic
in Austin.