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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
du monde enter.
Celia seul indique quelle en- sera
Importance.

I'm dernier salut, en- PEASANT,
au pavilion du Transvaal, ce veau
dor qui, d'ailleurs, est toujours de.
bout. On salt, n'est-ce pas, que La
guerre est fnie, ct que 81 Cham
berlain envoie encore DIES troupes
dams rAfrique du sud, c'est uni
quement parce quill y a beaucouE
trop de soldats en- Angleterre,
quill s'est produis a Londres dams
cas- de peste, ct que Fair est b1en
meilleur la-bas.
IN grand journal anglais 6met-
TAFT reinforcement une id6e bien in
g6nieuse, en- offfrant a Dewet de
devenir lie chef de la police de Biz
mamie, sur la frontiere de lInde.
II est certain que Cronj6 aussi
leur Y rendrait plus de services
qua Sainte- Helene. Settlement,
ihabitude 6tant une seconde natu-
re, peut-etre, dams un moment de
distraction, tireraient-ils sur les
habits rouges, ct ce seralt dun ia
cheux efet.
Enfn la guerre est fnie, ct
quand une guerre est fine, ellie est
fnie, simon ellie ne serait pas tinle.
Roberts reste encore I'm peu a
Pretoria, mails c'est uniquement
pour son plaisir:: tel Renaud dams
les jardins d'Armide.
Les deux peoples, on nous Ia
appris, fraternisent. Les Beers rs
yiennent CONSIGNMENT vlslter les
Anglais. ct quand les Anglals
yoient les Beers de pres, lis les
trouyent tellement sympathlques
qu'ils ne peuvent plus sen sepa-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

LES g%lorieux morris de la guer
re hispano-am6ricaine aux Etats'
Unis auront bient0t I'm pompeuz
monument pour redire leur hero.
Isme aux generations futures.
De vaincu a vainqueur.
VIM. J. Bryan, candidat demo
crate a la pr6sidence DIES Etats-
Unis a adress6 un t6l6gramme dc
f6licitation a M. Mckinley sur Sc
victoire.
Washington-Une d6peche re.
cue au d6partement d'Etat annon,
ce l'envoi par le gouvernement du
Honduras dune traite de $4,000
en- pavement de l'indemnit6 r6cla-
NEE par les Etats- Unis pour lie
meurtre dun citoyen american
dams ce pays.
-Une retentissante conversion
Went d'avoir lieu a New York;
dams la chapelle du convent du Sa-
Gre Occur, un ministre protestant,
le reverend A. r. L.. Gum, a abju-
re lie protestantisme pour entrer
dams le giron de l'Eglise catholi-
que.
LIE DR.. B. F. De Coste, un autre
convert, a 6t6 t6moin de limpo-
sante c6r6monie. M. Gum est
marie ct pore de famille.
Neutrality-suspicious. personne
ne veuille rien dire au d6parte-
ment de la guerre, on salt dune
certaine que DIES ordres ont
6t6 envoy6s au general Macarthur
pour commencer imm6diatement
une campagne vigoureuse aux Phi
lippines, ct pour poursuivre Far
NEE ennemie, y compris les petites
bandes DIES insurg6s, jusque dams
SEES derniers acknowledgements.
New~-York-L'ancien %caissier de
la Premiere banque rationale de
New-York. Cornelius Alvord, &C
cus6 de Announcements s'6levant q
au d6triment de cette ms
titution, a comparu devant lie CON-
missaire Shields, a la chambre cri-
minelle de la cour f6d6rale de cir
cult. II a 6t6 amen6 de la prison
de Ludlow street, Oh il est tou-
jours d6tenu, n'ayant pu fournir la
caution de $l50,000 fx6e par lie ju-
ge pour 50 mise en- l1bert6 provi-
soir; il 6tait assist6 dun avocat.
LIE premier t6moin entendu, M.
Snow, sous caissier a la Premiere
banque rationale, a dit quill con-
naissait Alvord depuis 20 ans. En-
r6ponse aux questions du substi-
tut de Pattorney federal de dis
trict, M. Snow a dome des details
CIRCUMSTANCES sur les fonctions
d'Alvord q la banque ct sur les BIZ
lans quill devaient concorder avec
les livres quill tenait. Or, d'apres
M. Snow, il y await, q la date du 2
octobre dernler, une difference de
100000 entire lie bilan 6tabli par
Alvord ct lie chiffre porte sur les
livres. Dams l'interrogatoire que
lui a fat subir l'avocat d'Alvord,
M. Snow reconnu que l'ancien
caissier await plusieurs employees
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
DULUTH.

lie capitaine Antoine Paul es
iparti lie II novem bre pour la Flo
ride Oh il va reprendre ses fonc
tions CONNIE agent special DIES ter.
res DIES Etats- Unis. II 6tait en- va.
canoes a Duluth depuis I'm mois.
LIE club republican, Lafayette
s'est ajourn6 l'autre jour"sine de-
Ce club, compose de Canadiens-
francais, a etc IN facteur puissant
dams la derniere campagne 6lecto
rale. Pour deux ans, il va mainte-
pant prendre IN repos DIES plus
m6rit6s.
lie IL novembre, dams la sol
rec, une trentaine d'amis Sc r6unis-
salt, sans l'avoir prevent, chez la
famille Joseph Pr6fontaine. C'etait
a l%'occasion du see anniversaire de
naissance de Nine J. Pr6fontaine.
Une adresse lui 6tait pr6sent6e
ainsi qu'une pat6re ct I'm plateau
en- porcelaine. Nine L. M. Brunei
lui accrochait au cou une 6pingle
en- email noir avec perle ct mont6e
en- or. Quoique prise d l'improvis-
to-, Nine Pr6fontaine sut trouver,
en- laissant parler son occur, une
r6ponse fort approprl6e a la cir
constance. Puts, on SO nit d faire
de la musique, d jouer aux c%artes,
etc. Vers IL heures. tous furent
convi6s a un excellent gonter,
apres quot, pon rendit aux amuse-
ments pr6c6dents jusqu'a une heu-
re avanc6e de la mutt. Alors on sc
s6para enchant6 de l'accueil gene
reux fait a tous.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
EUROPE.

LES journaux de Londres ex-
priment leur enti6re satisfaction
de la reelection de Sir Wilfrid Lau-
r1er, premier ministre du Canada,
ct du retour du gouvernement Ii
b6ral au pouvoir.
Copenhague-La reelection du
president Mckinley a etc bien &C
cueillie dams les milieux gouverne-
mentaux ct commerciaux. Les ne
gociations pour la vente DIES An
TILES danoises, qui avaient 6t6 in
terrompues par suite de la campa-
gne des Etats- Unis, won't mainte-
nant etre reprises.
Rome-Le bandit italien Mus
solino, qui est entour6 dun Gordon
de troupes depuls plusieurs semai-
mes, a envov6 reinforcement une
lettre au pr6fet de Reggie lie me-
nacant de le tuer sill ne relachait
pas sa smur qui a etc arr6t6e pour
insultes a la police.
LIE pr6fet ne sort maintenant
qu'accompagn6 d'uue forte %escorte.
On a repris les experiences de
t6l6graphie sans FL, syst6me Mar
conf a bord du vapeur Princess
Cl6mentine'' falsant le service en-
tire Douvres ct Ostende. LIE temps
6tait tres mauvais ct lie navire 6tait
fr6quemment CONVERT par les va
CUES, n6anmoins on a pu 6changer
des messages sans aucune Difficult
t6 avec Bruxe]les, Glasgow, Ham
bourg ct d'autres points encore.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

acknowledgements Robinson
Crusoe appelait-il son compagnon
"Vendredi?"
La mamaman-Parce quill Ia
Wait trouy6 un vendredi.
L'enfant-Pourquoi ne m'as-tu
pas appel6 "Jeudi" au lieu de
"Paul?"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
PARIS

o.
CO a la reelection du president Nc
Kinley, lie s6nat american s'occu-
pera bientot de la convention COM
merciale franco-am6ricaine, don't
on attend la ratification par les
Etats- Unis avant de hernandez GEL
lie de la chambre FRANCHISE.
M. Plot a d6pos6 au s6nat I'm
projet de loi dams le but d'arreter
la d6population de la France. Ell
le 6tablit I'm impot sur les c6liba-
taires des deux sexes qui auront
Fd6pass6 Page de 80 ans ct u les
manages sans e%nfants apres clnq
ans de marriage; dams &c dernier
cas-, l'impot serait maintenu JUS
qua la %naissance du premier en-
FAINT.
Mgr Favier, p6veque de P6kin,
dams une lettre quill Went d'adres-
ser a la Congregation DIES lazaris-
tes a Paris dit que dams son vica-
riat apostolique 10000 catalogues
ont 6te massacr6s par les Boxeurs
Chinois depuis deux mois. Sa re-
sidence Oh s'6taient REFUGEES les
Francais ct n6ophytes de P6kin a
etc assaillie durant deux mois, ct
lorsque I'arm6e DIES allies les a de-
livr6s, 100 enfants ct 280 adultes y
6taient morris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

M. Louis Desrosiers, commits au
Nicollet Clothing House a rempor-
te lie prix pour la semaine dernie-
re que cette maison dome a celui
de ses employees qui amene lie plus
de clients durant la semaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

On demande un homme de lam
que FRANCHISE pour prendre soin
dune agence tres lucrative dune
maison de tailleur de Chicago qui
Went d'onvrir I'm d6partement
francais. Pour de plus amples i'm
formations s'adresser aux bureaux
de ce journal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

On Went de terminer les travaux
du sanctuaire de l'eglise Ste Anne
&c sanctuaire a etc peint q fres-
que ct remodel6 ct dome une jolie
apparence q Ieglise.
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L. N

PROFESSEUR
de V%iolon, de Viola ct de The orie Must
Gale. Preparation aux Exa mems du
Conservatoire National de Paris.
Balls ct Soir6es. Pianiste accompagna-
teur: NJ. Valenza du French Opera Co,
Soliste des Concerts du jardir de "Pa-
ris";; de pOp6ra Constantin (Algerie); DIES
Concerts sympboniques de St Peters
bourg (Russie): du French Opera Co., de
New-Orleans.
Reardon Blk. Room As.
Cor. 7th & Minnesota St. st Paul.
Telephone: Main 1851 3
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Nine A. Chouinard est retenue
chez ellie, depuis une semaine, par
la maladie. Actuellement ellie SEM
BILE prendre beaucoup de mieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

II nous fait plaisir d%'apprendre
que Nine F. f. Plouf qui a etc
malade durant p%lusieurs sema1nes
est pressure complement r6tablie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

La cour Nicollet, 0. F. c.. don
nera une partie de cartes vendredi
proclaim lie % courant q s hrs du
soir d Ia sale Durham, coin DIES
avenues Dupont ct 2Ceme Nord.
De magnifques prix seront don
nees aux gagnants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Les docteurs Lalibert6 ct La
pierre ont transport6 leurs bu-
reaux dams la nouvelle bat1sse de
Chute, 303 avenue Centrale, cham
bres S, 6, 7 ct s..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

On Went d'organiser une Soci6t6
d'enfants de cheur a l6glise Ste
Anne, Cette soci6t6 est d6ja CON-
pose de 81 enfants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

LIE R.. P. LeGardeur, cure de
T6glise Ste Anne, 6tait a Dayton
mardi dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Pour de bons wins allez a la Ma
pa Valley Wine &c. Paul Dufaud
commits francois.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Central N. B.. invite tous leurs
compatriotes de la vile ct de Ia
campagne q leur faire une visite
q leur magasin de Hardes-faites,
Chapeaux ~chaussures, Etc, Nos
stocks pour hommes ct garcons
sont complets. Telephone.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

NJ. Eugene Gauvreau est revenu
a Minneapolis jeudl, le'l5 couran'
apr6s avoir pass6 une couple de
mois a Montreal, P. O.:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

M. Antoine Chouinard, officer
de police, Went de reprendre son
poste apres une vacance dune Sc
maine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Demandez pour VIM Rondeau
commits canadien : ~francais, au
MINNEAPOLIS Drv Goods.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Les Pilules du DR. Jacques pour
les rognons sont en- vente q la
pharm acie de Rose, I'll Central
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LIE corps d'uniforme de la cour
Hennepin, o. F. G. a%ssistera en-
corps q une grande initiation de
nouveaux membres de la cour St
Joseph lie 20 courant ct a laquelle
assistera lie Chef Ranger d'Etat.
Toutes les cours de la vile ont 6t6
invites a y a~ssister.
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EtOheS de

ETOHSS 0e fj3nAUG
pomet blanc ct fanelle outing.
Special la vge................4c
Flanelle allemande de faptaisie va
liant 35c ct 4Oc. Settlement. Csc
Flanelle FRANCHISE unie GU a
nouveaux dessins special, la verge
Manfeaux ct Robes
Petits Paletots en- Kersy noir,
pour Danes, haut collet storm, en-
tierement double. ..$4.95
Jupes de promenade pour danes
en- cheviotte noire, az pointes, IA
con-tailleur, bargain a.. $50
LIE departement DIES Cotonns
basement la nombreuse clientele c
Sc rendre dams CO d6partement d.
ce magnifque magasin avec So core
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Les jeunes gems de la soci6t6
des Chevaliers de Colomb dome
ront n partie de cartes au
profit de P6glise Ste Anne mar
di proclaim au soir dams la sale
Ste Anne coin des avenues Lyn-
dale ct lleme N. Cette soir6e est
la premiere dune s6rie que cette
societe a Intention de bonner du-
rant l'hiver.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Dimanche proclaim a 2:30 hrs
de Tapres-midi la Ligue R6publi-
caine Franco-Am6ricaine tiendra
une i~nt6ressante ct importante as
semblee a la sale Norden, coin
des avenues Prince ct Centrale. Ii
Y aura DIES acknowledgements ct
diverses amusements. Cette as
sembl6e etant dune grande i'm
portance tous les Canadiens de-
7raient Sc faire I'm devoir d'y as
sister.
Communicate
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

Lisez Pannonce du Palace. A
Cole, Commits canadien.
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Nous enverrons gratis, les nu-
m6ros d6ja parus du feuilleton, 4
tout nouvel abonn6.
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Minneapolis Dry Goods
M en- Cotor

M a~rchandise5 en- Cotton
bingham pour tablier valiant &c
vente sp6ciale, la vge........41c
C%retonne Tonka la vge........8c
Draperles Avelon la l5c
Belle satinette FRANCHISE 36 pces
de largeur en- deux lots
Lot l-Qualit6 de zoe. 15c
Lot 2-Qualite de 25c........19c
Modes Chapeaux
Vente sp6ciale de Turbans de
Velours, Grapes, en- nolrs GU nu-
ances assort1es valiant 81 ct SIS,
chacun... ..............S3.5O
de ayant 6t6 transf6r6 dams le SOU
e M. VIM RONDEAU est price de
od il vous accompagnera par tout
habituelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16
ETATS-UNlS.

Les glorieux morris de la guer
re hispano-am6ricaine aux Etats-
Unis auront bient0t un pompeux
monument pour redire leur hero
lsme aux generations futures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-16

DE vaincu a vainqueur.
VIM. J. Bryan, candidat demo-
crate a la pr6sidence DIES Etats-
Unis a adress6 I'm t6l6gramme de
f6licitation a M. Mckinley sur sa
victoire.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
NEGRO FOUND DEAD
Escaped From His Sick Room in Delir-
 ious Condition

John Jones, a well known negro, was found dead under the north end of the Twenty street bridge early yester- day morning, whither he had gone in a delirious condition, being at the time af- fected with typhoid pneumonia. At first it was thought that the negro had been murdered, and Coroner Dallas was sum- moned and at once began an investigation. It developed that Jones had been sick for some time at his home at No 2316 Avenue B, and that on Thursday he escaped from his room and was found wandering aim lessly down Avenue F. He was taken home and locked in to prevent repetition but during his wife's absence for a few moments on Friday he again made his escape and could not be located until his body was found yesterday. Coroner Dallas rendered a verdict in accordance with the above facts.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
FIRST BASEBALL GAME
 OF THE SEASON
Columbus Went Down Before Massey Col lege Locas-Score 12 to 7-Mulloy's
 Pitching the feature.

The Columbus baseball team was defeated by Massey Business college of this city yes terday at North Birmingham Park in loosely played game by a score of 12 to z. This was the first opportunity of the sea- son for a gathering of the fans and the bleachers were were packed with lovers of the sport.
 The game was featureess. except in an occasional exhibition of rotten playing.
 Mulloy the Columbus twirler, did some excellent work, but his wretched support was enough to dishearten the best of pitch CTS. He struck out fourteen men, but at times was little wild and allowed several men to take a walk to first base.
 Cash of the Birmingham team did some first class work in the left garden, but was weak at the bat.
 The best hit of the game was a drive to left field fence by Yigo in the first inning netting him two bases. l..
 The men on both teams showed a sad need of practice, but 1t was the first game of the year and the rooters made the best of it and kept the air lurid with "roots" until it was evident that the home team had won.
 The score by innings Is as follows: columbus ,.... 0 1 3 O o 2.-
 The following men composed the teams: Columbus-Miller, Mulloy. Smith, Blanken- ship, Ostein, Walthall. Prather, Sanford, Arant Birmingham-Vigo, Cash, ratter- son, Quillan, Chesnutt Sawyer, Rivals. Daf- fin, Gresham.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
KINDERGARTEN
For Colored Children To Be Els
 tabliShed

A meeting in the interest of a kinder garten for colored children was held in the parlors of St. Marks school yesterday af ternoon, which will probably result in the opening of a colored school.
 The meeting was called to order and opened with prayer by Rev c. W. Brooks. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. C, W. Brooks, Mrs. J. T. Washington, Mrs. A. M. Brown, Mrs. A. F. Cammack, Miss $. A. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Phillips, Miss E. M. Woodruff, principal of the Free Kin dergarten school; Miss Isabel DangaiX and Hon. J. A. VanHoose.
 Short and helpful addresses were made by several present Miss Woodruff ad- dressed the meeting upon kindergarten work and it's great benefits.
 Another meeting will be held on Wednes- day afternoon, when organization will probably be effected.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06

dizziness, headache, and seemed to lack the energy to move.
 "Through a friend I was advised to try Peruna. Although am not in the habit of taking patent medicines l bought bottle and before had used it week I began to feel ever so much better. After I had used two bottles was up and helping with my housework for the first time in months.
 Ever since that time have kept Pc. runa on hand and use it as regular as the spring-time comes, and find that it gets my system into exactly the right shape to stand the warm summer weather. surely recommend it as spring tonic oi
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
NEBRASKA STORM
Meagre Reports Tell of Great De-
 struction

Omaha Neb, May 5.-A special to the Bee from Wilsonville, Neb., gives meagre details of a storm there tonight Much de- struction is known to have resulted. In the northern part of the town one house was blown down, the occupants escaping. The Presbyterian church was destroyed and many barns and outbuildings demol- ished.,
 In the country along the path of the storm ruin is widespread. Several farm houses were blown to pieces and number of people injured. The family of A. Tower was caught in a house and all were ser iously injured. H. A. Bourne was badly hurt
 A deluge of rain has prevented systamat- ic search tonight and the gravest of ap- prehension is felt for the coming of Sum day.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
CROWDS FLOCK
 TO SEE DEWEY
(ContInued From First Page.)


 men will meet the train bearing Admiral Dewey and party at Covington, Tenn, to- morrow afternoon and escort the visitors within the city proper. Other committees will be in waiting at the depot and will drive the party direct the Peabody hotel where, after an hours rest, limited re- ception will be held. The festivities in honor of Admiral and Mrs. Dewey will really begin Monday morning, when a drive about the city will be the first order of ,-e programme.
 After the floral parade Admiral Dewey Wal be greeted by the prominent colored citizens of Memphis and vicinity, the recep- lion being held in the Auditorium On Mon day night full dress ball will be given at the Grand opera house in honor of the admiral and his wife, and a brilliant social success is assured.
 Tuesday will be taken up with receptions at the several exchanges and clubs of the city, and at night general reception will be held at the Peabody hotel under the auspices of the women's clubs of this city.
 Admiral and Mrs. Dewey will leave Mem- phis at an early hour on Wednesday morn- ing for Nashville going over the Louisville and Nashville, and Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railways.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
VICTIM OF HIGHWAYMEN
John Gotfried Robbed and Shot By
 Negroes

John Gotfried, German, was held up, shot and robbed by two negro men near Boyle's Gap, on the Birmingham Mineral railroad, Friday night and seriously wounded The unfortunate man was shot through both legs, and lay on the ground for some time until found by Louisville and Nashville freight crew and brought to the city.
 The unfortunate German who Is a stran- ger in these parts, was taken to the alms- house, where he was attended by Assist ant County Physician Hawkins.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
MFETRIDGE STILL
 ALIVE AT } O'CLOCK
Condition Was Considered Precarious and Was Sinking Rapidly-Allen Re
 leased on $500 Bond

Charles McFetridge, who was shot by R. l.. Allen in a Twentieth street lodging house Friday evening, was still alive at 8 o'clock this morning. but his condition is most precarious. s1,-l2
 pr. Whelan the city physician who is attending him, thought that he was slight ly improved when he left him at Il o'clock last night, but a message from the hotel later was to the effect that the wodnded man was very weak and was sinking.
 Aliens bail was fixed at $500 by Judge Feagin yesterday, and late in the after noon he was released from the city prison.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
Booker WaSHif1g1

the highest type. don't think Icould get along without Peruna."
 Winter Leaves Its Effects.
 The climate of winter has produced more or less catarrhal irritation of the various mucous membranes of the body. This units q person for business or pleasure. Peruna strikes at the root of this condition by producing a clean, strong, healthy mucous membrane. Peruna cures nervousness and 1assitude by cleansing the mucous membranes of the whole body. Clean mucous mem branes make good sleep possible, normal digestion and regular functions.
 What @ Dollar Will Do.
 A dollar will buy bottle of Peruna. A bottle of Peruna will cleanse the sys- tenn of the impurities accumulated dur ing the winter. A clean system is able to resist the untoward influences of spring. This averts the probability of sickness or ineficiency. Thousands of dollars in doctors bills and lost time may be saved by one dollar spent in this way. GA stitch in time saves nine." Do not wait to get sick. Begin in time to prevent spell of sickness. t~ Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,, Columbus, O., for free book on the cas | tarrhal Arrangements of spring. ,-s-.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06

Washington, at once forwarded it to the bishop-elect at Savannah, who has been administrator of the diocese since the last incumbent, Bishop Becker, died, on July g. 1899.
 Dr. Kelley, whose endorsement not only by the late bishop, but also by the priests of Georgia. was factor in securing his elevation to heirarchy, is native of Petersburg. Va. The conservation of Bishop Kelley will probably occur at the Baltimore cathedral at an early date.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06

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The age-herald., 1900-05-06
Yale and Harvard Tied

New Haven. Conn, May 5.-Yale tied Harvard in the competition for the inter- collegiate shooting association's cup by winning the annual match today at Schuetzen Park, scoring 2o2 points Har- yard scored 179 and was second; Princeton third, with 172 and Pennsylvania fourth.
The age-herald., 1900-05-06
Middies Won From Yale

Annapolis, Md, May 5.-The middies won rather uninteresting boat race from Yale today, leading at the finish by about three- quarters of a boat length. Two miles straightway was the distance. Time, 10 minutes and 10 seconds.