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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

roisss ct batit un presbytere.
Vers ce temps, NJ. l'abbe Gull
lot, cure de Waver]y. oomt6 de
Wright, Mimi, await obtenu la
permission de visiter SO patrie, la
France, ct pendant son absence de
oinq mois, NJ. lie cure Pierre Bou-
cher lie remplaoe.
M. Table Guillot Giant de reto lr
ct les soeurs du Bon Pasteur de
Milwauk @ ayant demanae un
ohapelain, Mgr Ireland nomma
M. lie cure Boucher a oe poste CD
il passa trois ans. Enfn NJ. lie
chapelain Pierre Boucher arriva q
Duluth Oh Mgr McGolrick lie
nomme chapelain de phopltal Ste
Marie, hopital sous la direction
des Danes B6n6dictlnes.
Telles sont, brievement racon.
t5es, les diverses etapes de la vie
de M. Fable Pierre Boucher. II y
a Ia matlere pour une bonnie plu-
me.
M. Table Boucher est IN de
nos meilleurs types de nanadiens.
francais.
II est de haute tallle ct sol1de.
ment charpent6. C'est IN homme
de bonnie mine. II est encore tres
allegro. II aime la c~ausette intime.
saps facon, ct c'est IN fin causeur.
Malgre son grand age, il salt en-
core 6gayer la conversation, ct il )
met parfois de la chaleur, solvent
aussi du sci Antique; il a gard6 dc
plus quelque chose, vous savez de
CO franeais que Ton dit 6tre nj
malin.
II est dun commerce facile O.
agreeable. Aussi tous slment q k
visiter q ses appartements de Tho
pital Ste Marie.
M. Tabb6e Pierre Boucher Wien
de cel6brer SEES noces dor. Espe,
rons quill c6lebrera SEES nooes d.
diamant.
JEAN-PATIsTE DULUTH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

LIE petit D...s r6uemment aban-
donn6 par SO femme 3 quill await
rendu la vie commune intolerable,
trouve dams un recueil de pens6es
la tameuse phrase de Littr6: ola
est lie complement indirect
de Phomme."
II ferme lie bouauin ct, reveur:
-C'est peut-6tre pour celia
ne s'accorde pas avec IN
mauvais sujet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
PETITE cHRoNlQUE
PASSAGE DE DIANE.
CHARMANTE So1REE
NoUvEAUx YANKEES
DULUTH, Mimi, 20 Mars, 1897

DULUTH, Mimi, 29 Mars, 1897
Diana Vaughan, qui a d6voil6
les secrets de Ia haute franc-ma-
conner1e, SO montrera a Paris le
lundi de Paques, 10 avril proclaim.
P~lusieurs croyaient d son existen-
CO, ct I'M plus grand nombre peut
etre en- doutaient. Les Thomas
Won't done etre ob!ig6s de croire
m%aintenant.
II me semble que Diana Vau-
CHAN s'est un peu fait attendre,
sill est permits asun humble petit
chroniqueur d'exprimer son OPT
MON sur une question 81 grave, 81
importante pour pextension du
royaume de Dieu, mails toutefois
je me soumets. J'attendrai jus
qu'au 10 avril proclaim pas une
minute de plus-et alors IL faudra
que la fameuse Diana SO montre
CONNIE il fault, sill vous plat. Pas
de plague! Au 10 avril doncl
Et 81 ellie ne SO montrait pas, M.
Baptiste bien, celia me Sc
raft bien 6gal.
Apres son apparition a Paris,
Diana Vaughan appara1tra aux
Etats-Unis. Viendra-t ellie d Du
luth? Sans doute, mails sans dou,
to: ellie ne saurait mieux faire
ailleurs.
*x
M. Paul Charron, habile Gordon.
nier de Duluth, Went d'ouv1ir une
boutique au num6ro ll3l, rue Mi
chigan-O Quest, NJ, Oharron est pref
maintenant q faire tous les rae
commodages de chaussures ct rem
plir q la satisfaction generate tou'
t 8 les commandes de chaussures
qu'on voudra lui confer, ct celia
dit-il, aux plus has prlx.
~.
Les mars, les Enfants de Ma.
RE ont dome une so1ree de cartef
Oh Ton a jou6 le lie cinch progress
sive Pedro" M. M. j.. Fillatrault
6tait le directeur du jeu ct sac
quitta de Sos fonctions d Ia salts
faction de tous. II y cut deux prix
Pun d6cern6 au %joueur qui avail
tait lie plus de point, le prix do ls
v%ictoire, puts le prix d6cern4 at
joueur qui en- await fat le moins
le prix de la d6faite on prix de
consolation; le premier prix fu'
gagn6 par Mile Anna Daoust, 9
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Une specialize de Get engeg~-
ment sera la production samedi
apres-midi de rEast Lynn" dams
lsquelle la troupe exoelle.
*"*
Apres "Shedows of a great City"
on vera au Bijou une autre piece
non moins lnt6ressante intitul6e
"The Shoman's Daughter" qni
certainement aura un success des
plus m6rit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

w aShln2COh.
l'autre par Mile Almina Roy.
Lon dit que la gagnante du
prix de consolation l'avait bien
merit6.
Un grand nombre de personnes
asslstaient a la soiree ct les En-
fants de Marie, sous la sage presi-
dence de Mile Laura Daoust, peu-
vent etre fAres de leur success.
***
LIE temps est beau. La neige
dispara1t a vue d'oll. LIE soleil est
rad1eux ct chaud. C'est le p1in
temps. On attend bientot larriv6e
de Philomele avec son doux rama
ge. Les bocages ne seront plus
sans mystere. LIE feuillage de nos
bois va repousser. La confance ct
la prcsp6rit6, SO dormant la main,
sen yiennent lentement mails ST.
rement. La Pac'ole augmentant
ses branches quill enverra dams
tous les Etats- Unis, va encore rou-
Ter DIES paillettes dor jour ct mutt,
ct tous nous n'aurons qua nous
baisser pour on ramasser; &c sera
mieux que la name envoy6e du
ciel aux %Isra6lites, car alors il fal
lait etre matinal. Et CO sers le
president Mckinley qui nous au-
ra fat ces loislrs. mckinley no
bis haec otia tacit." Ces temps
! heureux sont attendus ayec en-
pressement.
Nv
NM. Cl6ophas Tremblay ct
Henri Lesage ont pris lears der
niers certi6cats de naturalization.
Tous deux sont maintenant CT
toyens americans. Ills ne feteront
pas le 60e anniversa1re de Pavene-
ment de la refine Victoria au tr6-
ne d'Angleterre; lis feteront le 4
Juliet, CO qu1 vault tout autant.
w.
M. Table Klop cure de West
Superior City, Wis, etait en- visi-
to dimanche, 20 courant, chez M.
le cure L. J. Grandchamp, de la
paroisse st. Jean-B aptiste de Du-
Iuth M. Table Klop parle le fran
gals, ranglais ct l'allemand, de
sorte qu'au Confessional il peut
entendre les fredaines des pauyres
pecheurs en- ces tro1s langues.
NV
En- avril, election des officers
de la soci6t6 st. Jean Baptiste.
On Sc propose de feter la st.
Jean-Baptiste, le "a jun proclaim,
avec un 6clat- qui 6clipsera celui
de toutes les autres fetes pr6c6-
denies. C'est que le souvenir du
paws natal est toujours vivace
dams notre petite colonie francai-
CO. LIE p%atriotisme ne sommeille
jamais q Duluth.
***
La fanfare de la cite a dome un
magni6que concert le 26 mars qui
lui a rapport6 un profit net de 300
dollars.
M Henri Bourgeault est pre-
miAre c|arinet.e dams cette fanfa-
re.
**x
Les 1ournaux de Montreal di-
sent que les soci6tts irlandaises,
6cossaises, etc., SO prepayment avec
enthousiasme a czI6brer le 6Oe an
~niyersaire du commencement de la
refine Victoria, le 20 JUN proclaim.
Chacun son gout. Nous, nous
faterons la st. Jean-B aptiste ct lie
glorious 4th Of july" Notre pa
triotisme SO contente de ces deux
fetes.
Ne fera-t-on pas d Montreal, q
Quebec, en- JUN proclaim, un pc
tit bout de reverence q st. Jean
Baptiste? C'est le meilleur saint
comp. Tout lie monde Jaime,
JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
VII 90 M, Nda~rr dol
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
NoCeS dor
M PABBE PIEBRE BOUCHER
'.PoTENs IN SERMONE
P0TENs IN OPERE."
DULUTH, Mimi, 80 Mars 1897.
DULUTH, MIMI, 80 Mars 1897.

Au1ourd'hui, 80 mars, le soleil
s'est lev6 radieux pour eclalrer de
q feux le SOC anniversaire de
nretrise de M. Table Pierre Bou-
cher. La c6r6monie religleuse q
eu lieu d la cathedrale. LIE maftre-
autel ct lautel st. Joseph 6taient
richement d6cor6s ct brillamment
illumin6s. La messe a cts c6l6bree
par M. Table Pierre Boucher, as
slst6 dc diacre ct sous-dlacre.
MGR McGo1rick assistant au tro-
ne pontifcal.
Plusieurs pretres 6taient presents
ct occupaient des sieges dams lie
choeur. Dams la nef, asslstaient les
6leves des 6coles catalogues, &C.
compagn6s des Danes B6n6dicti-
mes. II y await aussi une grande
aMuence de hdeles.
LIE sermon de Circumstance fut
prech6 par M. Fable Thimothee
Corbett. L'orateur sacr6 parla de
la dignit6 du sacerdoce; il ssquis-
SO les principaux fats de la vie
sacerdotale du h6ros du jour, M.
Fable Pierre Boucher, puts it fit
voir la fol in6branlable du Canada
francais en- l'fgl1se catholique,
apostolique ct romaine, de CO Ca
NADIA trancais, vraie p6pini6re d'ou
sont SORTS ces missionaries, ces
ap0tres, ces h6ros, qul sen all6-
rent planter la croix, 6tablir lie
royaume de Dieu par tout le con-
tinent de rAm6rique, sous les eli
mats tropicaux, jusqu'aux glaces
du Labrador, de la Bale d'HuGson.
Sans pear, sans reproche, oes
Bayards de la Vraie Fol, jusque
dams les bourgades les plus barba-
res les plus elolgn6ee, les plus
1nsocessibles, all6rent porter les
fambeaux de la fol-, de la o1vilisa-
ton.
Apres la messe, il cut reception
an Palais episcopal, puts l'on SER
Wit lie diner ct chacun des h0tes fit
honneur q la cuisine eplscopale.
Oroyant plalre aux lecteurs, je
m'empresse de leur offrir les quel
ques notes biographlques, qui sui
vent, sur M. Table Pierre Bou
cher.
Cost lie 5 Juliet, 1921, q Lotbi-
Mere, Canada, que Aaquit Pierre
Boucher. Son pere. Pierre Bou.
cher, 6tait I'm cultlvateur sis6, aux
m@urs pures, far ct content de ga
noble condition; SO mere, nee Ju.
lie Page, 6tait Ia vraie femme for
to don't psrle lie Livre Sacre; ellie
comprenait le role important qui
lui 6tai. d6volu; ellie ssvait que la
mere dolt etre la premiere 6duoa.
triee de tendance.
EDtffet, o'est la mere qui mou.
le lie fatur citoyen. C'est ellie, qui
lie fera on bon on m6chant, sui
want qu'elle y aura nils ae peine.
Rien nest aussl durable que les
principles lnstilles par la mere, ce
sublime chef-d muvre de la Ma
ture, % plutot Get ange, CONNIE
dit de Maistre, 3 qui Dieu a pret6
I'M corps que pour IN temps. Leur
souvenir peut bien sommeiller de
tongues ann6es, mails il Went tou-
jours IN temps Cd ills s'6veillent
oes prlnoipes, Cd Ills 30 dressent
devant celui qui couraitA SO perte,
qui allalt disparaft1e q ]amais
dana l'ab1me oreus6 par ses 1d6re
clements; ce. souvenir Unit tou-.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc.. doiyent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
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Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

New York, 22-Mgr Merry del
Val, d6legu6 du Pape au Canada
est arrive hier matin de Liverpool.
d bord du vapeur "Umbaia" de la
bgne Cunard.
Mgr Merry dbl Val st it attendu
au debaroadere par paroheveque
Corrigan ct I'm certain nombre de.
pretres catalogues pui lui ont fat
escorte jusqu'au palais aichi6plsco-
pal. II u assure IN Journalistic
.qn'l IL ne d6sira1t pas avoir i'entre
vue au sujet de 50 mission, avant
aujou1d'hui. On dit ici quill Went
ayeo des pouloirs extraordinaires
I'll partira pour le Canada oe soir
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&rhp de l'4nfsf
MINNEAPOLIS, 2 Avril 1897
L'EcHo DR. L'OuBsT nest pas respon
able des idees ct opinions emlses par
.es correspondents.

Toutes correspondances doivent
re accompanies dune signatu-
responsible.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOuesth has a larger
articulation than any French paper
onhlished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
tba annerintendent of mails.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
A WELCOME GUIDE.

On receipt OF 90 cents will forward
to any address, postpaid, hand
some catalogue of Y pages profusely
illustrated, giving full description of
fruit trees. small fruit, ornamental
trees, evergreens, shrubs, Vines, roses
bulbs etc, also giving formulas for
spraying, when to spray, plant etc
The descriptive catalogue is II well
come guide to all those in need Of
information, and should not be with
out it. Send for it, it will please you.
From the first order you send of one
dollar or more, the price OF the cata
logue can be deducted therefrom.
neutrality-suspicious. kindly solicit.
ID. Yours very truly, Ambrose
Martell, proprietor Peoria Banner
Nurseries, Office and sales grounds,
nos. III to III 5. Jefferson ave,
Peoria, III. 2-23-d &sw If.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
THE WAR OF ROSES,
Fright and nsaut fuI Young Ladies aud
flowers Vie WI Ia Each Other for
waet CIaritN,,

TIE War of Roses, which took
place in the Wither's building on
West Second Avenue from 3 p. M,
Thursday afternoon to II o'clock
last night under the auspices of the
ladies' Of the Sixth Avenue Bapust
Church, was a great social as well
as financial success.
The great and original "War of
Roses, the prototype of Thursday
nights event, when the houses of
York and Lancaster contested on
many sanguinary battle fields for
thirty years for supremacy on the
English throne, and in which eighty
princes Of the blood royal persisted
in the seven or eight battles fought
the history of this sanguinary and
most interesting contest is not
more interesting than the "War OF
Roses which took place between
bright women and beautiful flowers
for sweet charity's" sake last
night.
The stere-room was most beauti-.
fully decorated in the dominant
eolors, red aud white. The West
side of the building was draped in
red bunting and the East in white.
As one entered he encountered an
embankment of red roses on the
left and white roses on the right.
Further Gown were the tables Deco
rated With red table linen on the
one side and white on the other.
These tables were attended by
young ladies handsomely dressed in
red or white, according TO the side
to which they had been assigned,
At the red tables, PINK ice cream
was served, white cream in4.its
natural color was served ut the
white tables. A pr, MUM was
offered to the side making the larg-
est amount OF sales, and thus the
War of Roses was battle royal,
but of bloodless and pleasing
character.
The entertainment was largely
attended and Literally patronized,
and a very snug little sum was.
realized fer the Baptist Church.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
Hoods pills takenatter dinner aid digestion.

A BILL. has been introduced in the
Legislature 10 donate 000 acres Of
land for each mile Of railway built
according te the provisions of the
act. This is not a bad idea at all.
IN this manner the State would not
only acquire additional railroads,
but the lands would become taxable
and source Of revenue as well. 10
this manner the amount received in
taxes would soon cover the present
value OF the lands OR Legislature
should exhaust every efforo to ac-
quire competing lines of railway,
do velop the State aud increase the
value of our public and private
lands.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01

THE Helena Wor d, after pouring
broadsides into the Legislature for
several months, announces that it
will ''refrain from giving the Legis-
lature any advice" in the future,
The reasons. assigned are that the
Legislature would ignore the sug-
gestiohs of the Void, and that the
people have elected the Leglsla-
ture and not the World to Go bust
ness for them. +" This is q very wise
conclusion, and other editors would
do we'll 10 heed it.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
Ter singing songs and brapgin

tier singing songs and brapgin
about what they were going to do to
the bloomin' infidels For how
could iheg'8eses with s.the |e Night
lights Of hoinenclal ute in coma and
-rHo IA / z rs a. ehieGof 5statBg Col
phtHopdfos rs leader Of the4aft wing,
H eFlAopulogistos in charge Of the
eentersFF hernistnphqgfs
ing Il g FaRper on .ths Fight r9Bd
Boulonophosnulos directing tbs ess
tiHies q fEewagon tram 7
Theztwo armies HHst.-@tesettfe hers
and the Greeks fought IKE IulRps
until they got tiredl anh TOOK u no.
ton tb 20 home IiheAlhey retired
with Characteristic agility to a place
OF TEMPORARY safety, where they be-
gan afonc4 to damn the whole pro
eeedi4e and to seek for scapesoats
Iupon whom to vent their disappoint-
meut. Al last amounts the minis
Try were getting ready TO resign,
while the royal funny were prepar-
ing to skip and crowds OF citizens
we're menaciug the palace-the same
who only week ago forced the
King To engage in the enterprise
which has resulted so disast rously
Apparently the Greek character
is much the same in one respect as
it was when St. Paul went among
them on his missionary tour. They
are always after some new thing.
Having had no war for about
seventy years it occared to them
that it would be diverting to go
forth and have some f"n with he
Turks and incidentally to gobble
several nice slices Of territory The
fun has not lasted more than ter
days, but those who set it going
are already weary of it. For one
thing they have found the heathern
Turk doing most of the laughing.
So, instead Of aviug a season OF
entertainment and profit at the ex.
pense Of their neighbors, the gentle.
men with the tongue paralyzing
names find themselves already on
their beam ends, as it were, with
a revolution brewing at their CAPT
tal and victorious enemy moving
on their last stronghold.
The Greeks have better history
than the Turks, but in a military
sense the latter are greatly superior
to them Also in the kind of GRIT
that holds on and sustains losing
battle.
Those paeans that have been
written in anticipation of victory
for the descendants of Jupiter,
Miltiades, Marco Boszaris and SO
forth, will have to be laid away, or
worked over to fit the unspeakable
Turk.
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.--
GREGiaN IASTaBIL TT.

All the hopes Of her friends that
Greece would give good account
of herself in the struggle with the
Turks were based upon The assump.
ton of unity, harmony and enduring
courage among her people, but il
the reports from A thens are correct,
insane diseord threatens to sap the
little strength that Greece has.
Granting it was folly to intrrst
the fate of the nation 10 princeiugs
and their equally unfit ADVISERS on
the field Of battle, the disasters ex-
posing the blunder should serve
only to awaken resolution 10 repair
the error. The calamity that has
come to them should strengthen the
courage and cement the unity of the
nation Worse things than the de
feat at Matt aud Larissa have be
fallen other aruies and have been
reu ieyed in glorious victories.
Yalor and harmony of purpose may
make The road from Larissa to
Athens n thorny one for the Turks.
BUTT is certain if the people Of
Greece heed the voices of dema-
gogues running about the streets
netting them To over brow the
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01

w. ]. DEBoE was on Wednesday
elected by the Kentucky Legislature
TO succeed ]. G. S. Blackburn in the
United States Senate, whose term
expired March the last. Thus the
Song Senatorial struggle in Ken
.ueky s brought to an end, and a
Republican whose abilities do not
rise above common mediocrity has
been elected to fill the seat once
occupied by Henry Clay, j. B, Beck
and John G. Carlisle. Poor old
Kentucky TO such has dissentions
IN the Democratic party brought
her.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01

HEAVY wind-storms and rain
passed over Oklahoma Wednesday,
doing great damage. The water
spout was greatest at Gutherie and
in the Canadian Valley. The loss
OF life and property was something
frightful. At least dozen people
lost their lives near Gutherie, and a
million dollars worth OF property
was destroyed in the Canadian
Valley. The wind was accompanied
by o mighty wall of water from six
90 eight feet high, which swept all
before it. Business is suspended at
Gutherie.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
T-nnessee Ceuteunial Exposition.


At Nashville, Tenn, May LIST to
Oct. 3Ist, 1896
For the above occasion the cotton
Belt Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff
to Nashville and return as follows:
Class "A'-These tickets will be
on sale April 24th and daily ON and
after April 2Sth. to and including
October 10Th 1897, with final return
limit Nov. 18th, 1897. atSlS.75.
Class "B"-Tickets ON sale April
Goth aud daily thereafter to and in
Guiding October 18th, with return
limit Of 20 days from date Of sale at
$l3.7O.
Class "C"-1fckets on sale April
cDth ana every Tuesday and Thurs
day thercafte to and including Oct.
18th with return limit OF 10 days
from date of sale at $1,000.
j. W. FARLEY, Agent,
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A BILL has been introduced in the
Legislature for the creation of a
new Chancery district, to be com.
posed of Jefferson, Arkansas, Mou-
roe and Cleveland counties. The
people of Jefferson county are at a
loss to understand this political
movement. Jefferson county is
already 10 q chancery district and
Pine Bluff is the home of the Chan
cellor thereof, and, SO far as we are
advised, the present arrangement
is entirely satisfactory to the PEG
pie. The movement has all the APP
pearances OF political scheme to
create another fat office at the ex-
pense Of the people and the State.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
A HOMICIDE.
sampson D. Hutton. the slayer of James
stone. Under Arrest.

sampson ID. Hutton, the Slayer of James
Stone, Under Arrest.
Deputy Constable cnlpepper
returned from Cornerstone this
morning With sampson D
Hutton in. custody .. HHtten was
arrested son bench warrant charg-
Ing him with killing James Stone.
HUTTON is II negro eeputg Gonsta-
BILE who ofiiciates in the township in
which Cornerstone IL located. 1t
seems that on last Monday James
Stone was arrested and fined for u
misdemeanOr He asked Hutton to
accompany him to the home of a
neighbour SO that he might get the
money with which to pay his fine
The first neighbOr refused To let him
have the money, and the officer .ac-
companied him to another house
with a like result. Ga the way back
the prisoner stopped and refused to
go further; saying that he was go
NIX Alhtb0s u MI uSSlC Nu6d1l. " Ii1At
resulted in Stone being shot through
the back OF the head and instantly
killed.
The stories OF the homicide con
fliet. The officer says that Stone at
tackled him With Il knife; ANA that he
ttne officer .d4ew his gun and at
tempted to strike stone over the
head, when the weapon was dis
charged with fatal result
At the Coroner's inquest Hutton
exhibited wounds on his breast and
arms which he said Stone had in-
flicted with his knife. The Jury
brought in verdict OF justifable
homicide, and Hinton was released,
but was re-ariested nu Il warrant
issued in this city
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COTTON lsslt ROUTE.

Anniversary celebration of State
Convention Mutual Alliance Assosi-
alton, Ladies' Sceptrc. aud Ligler of
Yoath OF the z. $ of America.
Hope. Ark. Nav 10th to -. For
the above occasion the Cotton Belt
Route will sell tickets Pine Bluff to
Hope mud return at one and one-
third fure. S6l5. ON the certificate
plan. Tickets on salc May 18th 80
p Return limit May 25.
L. W. LABEAuME, j. W. FARLEY,
q. Z. & 4. A. Agent.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01
MORPHINE,
WHISKEY,
OPIUM AND
COCAINE
HARIT

And for all other diseases that
come t. this great health resort such
as rheumatism, neuralgia, insomnia,
nerve, blood, liver, kidney and
stomach complaints. His kome
treatment for the whiskey and drug
habits can be sent to any address.
Correspondence solicited and con fl
Dental Reference: Any banker or
city official Of Hot Springs.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01

REPREsENTATIvE Woop, OF Lee
county, has introduced bill in the
House for the creation of the Fourth
Chancery District, to be composed
of the counties of Phillips, Lee, St
Francis, Woodruff, Prairie, Monroe
and Arkansas.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1897-05-01

In the November election Palmer
and Buckue~ received 1000 votes in
the State of Michigan. In the Sta, e
election the other day the sound
money ticket poled so, 900 votes
1t is evident from the returns that
the sound money men hold the
balance of power IN Michigan.