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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

Les officers de police suivants
ont recu leurs cong@s: Capt Fred
Coffin, detective Georges Harvey
Capt. John Landberg, detective
Fred Malone, detective William
Fairburn, Capt. Krumweide.
LIE detective Otto Wirtensohn a
d6missionn6 a temps.
LIE pro-maire a nomme p%lnsieurs
policemen pour remplacer les rem
voyes, mails il ny aura pas autant
de capitaines ct de galonn6s, &c
qui diminuera les d6penses. LIE
personnel de la police devra don
ner dix heures d'ouvrage au lieu
de HUT CONNIE auparavant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

II est question de continuer lie
tramway electrique de Minnehaha
Falls jusqu'au Fort Smelling atm
de bonner a Minneapolis une en-
tree au fort que st Paul a de-
puts longtemps. Grace aux efforts
des deux congressman de Minnea-
polls ct de st Paul, Smelling va
devenir un fort de premiere clas-
Sc. 100000 Won't sly d6penser en-
ACCOMPLISHMENTS cette aimee ct la
meme somme y sera d6vou6e dan
nee on aimee jusqu'a ce que lie
chiffre atteigne deux millions de
dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22
LIE fameux Clergue qui trans

LIE fameux Clergue qui trans
forme en- &c moment les deserts
du Sault Ste Marie en- ruches
d'industrie, ct don't lie genie 6nan-
cier fat admiration du monde
enter, est lie fills dun Francois ne
a Lorient, France, bien que lui-
meme soft natif DIES Etats- Unis.
C'es, une personnalit6 rema1qua-
BILE qui r6unit la puissance dor
ganisatlon, l'activit6 f6vreuse OF
l'audace r6f6chie du genie am6ri-
cain avec la fertilit6 de resources,
lie talent disposition ct la science
de mise en- scene du genie fran
Gals.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22
s..,, used s.p.as rapu,ss w.tl, 50 MUGS salts

ahsve used 1lpaas rabules wxi, 80 MUGS sssts-
hction that I can cheerfuliy them
ia been t1 ubled for about three years with
what I called hlious attacks coming on regularly
eaoe Q week. Was told by different physicians
chat IL was caused by bad teeth. OF which naa
several. had the teeth extracted Dut tne ~
Ripaus Tabules in all tho pa psrs ''us had 40 sa,tn
In them, but about six weeks since g fr'sna ".
luced mo to try them. Rave taken but two OF sns
ANAL scent boxes of the Tabuies ana nave nAo
M r.cnrrence az the attacks. Have never given a
testimonial for anything before. bus the great
amount of good which I believe has beea dnae rs
sy Rapens Tabulesi induces me TO add mine 10 shs
ycany testimonials yoa doubtless HAYS IL yoas
s......,on nov A. I. DRWKh
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

INV. ossa !. ,.ross eufrerss nom eenssspaes4s
for over dive years. Nothing gave me any reHef
ny feet and legs and abdomen we're hlostea "
I could not wear shoes on ny feet and eniy leSss
dress. I say Ripaas Tabules advertised In assf
daily paper, bought some and tool them - diFs0
Cd. Have taken them about three wseks n d thesa
Is such 4 changel I am not constipated Any nss~
and l owe IL Eli to Ripans Tabu'sa Jam taEs2
ss7er years sid. heve ne orcup&sioN, only fF
household duties and nursing uy SICK husbaa+
20 has had tho drcpsy and I s. trying Rtpnss
Tsbules for him. IA feels sone bsstes but IT s7f&
take some time, no has been sick SC long. e9S
may uGs my letter and name Is you Ike.
NJ, MARY GoSaAa CI.AaEa
as, heer .une.zrs from headaches 1'~
sinao I Was 3 ltltss girl ] colid nsTer rtse I. a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22
La Vile de Quebec est en- train

La vile de Quebec est en- train
de deveuir notoire CONNIE le rem.
devious de nos crim1nels ct l'asi.
lie sur de nos gibiers de prison
Autrefols c'6tait Emo le d6falcal
taire de New-York, qui trouva
chez nos sympathiques Quebec
quois, non settlement protection,
mails aussi la distinction sociale.
A present c'est Gaynor ct Greene,
deux flous compromis dams la de-
falcation Carter a Savannah,
Georgia, qui SO pr6lassent dams
les salons du Frontenac sous Ia
protection DIES officers provin
ciaux aides de fonctionnaires pu-
blics ct de tribunaux lesquels sap
puient sur DIES techn1calit6s ct pc
sent gravement DIES @ufs de mou-
ches dams des balances de to1le
d'araign6es pour d6olarer les &C
cusations de I'Oncle Sam non
avenues.
La decision du JUICE Caron dams
cette affaire ct la retenue par les
accuses de certains avocats comp
tant DIES ministries dams leurs bu-
reaux nest pas fate pour attirer
le respect des honnetes gems a re-
gard du barreau ct de la magistra-
ture de Quebec.
On s'est bien monqu6 de la JUS
tice am6ricaine ct l'on a surtout
condamne notre fameux Juge
Lynch; mails il ne fault pas ou-
blier que nos denis de justice sont
l'oeuvre DIES masses ignorantes
pour punir DIES crimes sans nom,
tandis qua Quebec &c sont les ci-
vilis6s, les rafin6s, qui pr6vari-
quent de la justice ct celia au be-
n6fce des criminels. ST pous SOM
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22
FETE DU TRAVAIL

Conform6ment a la loi pass6e
par la Legislature du Minnesota
la fete du travail sera c6l6br6e ]e
premier lundi de Septembre qul
tombe cette aimee le premier de &C
mois. LIE gouverneur demande que
patrons ct employees fraternisen1
ct que tous rendent hommage q Ia
dignit6 du travail.
En- r6ponse q cette invitation il
SO fat un movement parmi nos
compatriotes de Minneapolis pour
c6lebrer ce grand anniversaire d'u-
ne mani6re conforme a l'esprit de
l'occasion. Ne sommes nous pas
en- effet des ouvriers en- grande
majorit6? Pourquoi alors, ne pas
entrer dams Revolution au profit
des travailleurs qui Sc manifesto
dams le monde enter?
La politique a DIES %attraits pour
quelques uns; tous ne peuvent en-
trer dams les professions liberia
les; nest pas marchand qui veut;
mails chacun dams sa sphere dot
TRAVELLER ct supporter lie fardeau
de son 6tat ainsi que la chaleur du
Jour. C'est le travail qui place
tout lie monde sur un pied com
nun.
&c pedestal est grand CONNIE
lie monde, ferme CONNIE un roc ct
a dur6 depuis la sortie du paradie
terrestre pour SO continuer JUS
QUA la fin DIES temps.
LIE travail est la base de toute
richesse, quoiqu'on en- disc: Sans
lie travail d'autrui le millionaire
est pauvre parce quill re peut Sc
faire servir.
LIE travail pour etre b6ni dot
s'accomplir avec conscience ct,
pour porter des fruits, doit etre &C.
compagn6 de sd s@ur Economic;
simon il demeure sterile en- resul-
tats ct ne garantit point la jouis-
sance dun repos m6rit6 au soir de
la vie.
Dams un pays richie ct nouveau
CONNIE lie notre on ne prete pas as
seq d'attention a l'6pargne, bien
qu'elle soft aussi n6cessaire que
partout ailleurs pour qu'un parent
remplisse toutes ses obligations
Wis avis sa famille ct la soci6t6.
En- Sc r6unissant une fois Ian
on compare ses notes, on 6lucide
des points obscurs, on prends dc
nouvelles resolutions en- d6cou-
vrant la vo1e a suivre, on fraterni.
Sc sur un terrain commun ct For
fait puvre de citoyen eclair6 ct dc
bon chr6tien.
II dot y avoir bientot Mime
apolis un Congress general de pa
irons ct d'employ6s auquel lie Pre-
sident ma pas d6daign6 d'accepte1
une invitation.
II comprend importance de
l'harmonie que des rapproche
ments semblables wont Greer dams
l'avenir.
Nous esp6rons que nos compa
triotes sauront faire de ce jour une
occasion memorable de s'afirme]
aux yeux DIES hommes d'Etat g
de prouver qu'ils compartment leu
dignit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22
70 ADVE Users,

The Echo de Quest has 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, 1902-08-22

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

4 - r~. r.cr.A Remaining TEL xnAas xaymxs packed ma paper carton Cw1noas
49,. drup norsEyos mn cK1s mi onprced sort is intended nr me poor .no
49, Of ~ nvecen,c cartons uo tabuleDc n % had By mail BY sanding rye
E0r-n /. oxpArx To- ospruces Street New Yok-or . dnglec rtont 1ASoLA'" WV
i1wAnr .zn.an ays loh b nd off soma gron1zR general rcrekeepa1 nsW ssseuN sa
~ - hAr~ opa.T hu banhhp pain nnr~- Izeo annp rdonE mn. oe ave. ra11
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

Readana some Of the testimonials In fas
Eipons Tsbules, I. tried them. Ripans Taoal
only relieved but actually cured nay socE
the hoadaches ave disappeared, bowels q.
gooa condition and he never complains ar
stomach. He 10 now . rod, ~cbubby-fsc boy
wonderful change I attribute to Rirans IT,
I am tisfsd that they will benefit en3 o,i2
the cra 70 old sSe) II taken eeoordsns -
tioaa. z 81 *
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

Fabuls regularly. She keeps afew cartons Ripans
Fabul 81 In the house and says she viii notpe wan.
mt tb am. The heartburn and sleep5ssness nave
1isan neared with the Indigestion which was
form srly 60 great burden for her. Our whole
family, take the Tabules regularly, especially sltef
hearty meal. Ny mother 10 hfty years OF age
"a n enjoying the besto OF health and spirits |; also
~ hearty meals, an impossibility before shs
- Ripans Tabulsa. ANTON q. BlAuK1a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

GA * g. lAty u "a s'-f
place w::b0ut get.iaa >
hsaGmcneand SICK Z = .
stomx IL. lasa;.u ann5s
Rlpans Tabules fsc-a
aunt OF ni1ue wins ~st'
taking theIn for c~asvsE!f
* Che stomach aaa Dss
!oauG paca reyaS 60 -
shets use III ad rtsol "a"
to sake them TOO. aa&
have 3sen dotha 80 5ines
last October, ana wa
say thev have ocmpisSes
II curct my headaches
I am nine yas
old. You are wal~
to use his testino
Hrs. J. H1coIN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
sable DIES idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

mes un peu vifs pour agir, nos
freres de lEst sont dune lenteur
ct dune apathie d6courageante
pour le bien public.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

llothsr was troubled
With heartburn and
Oaeeplessness, oaused BY
Indigestion. for Q good
many years. One day
she saw .
ln the paper indorsing
Ripans Tabules She
doterminsd to give tham
0 trial, was greatly
relieved by their uss
AnA tara tina
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

Ny ~ssven-year-OsA
suffered vita pains
his head. constipss
and complained OF
stomach. He could
eat like IL d OF
age do and whas
did eat did not ,
with him. He YVES
- .~~--
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

want 20 inform ysA.
ts words Of highest
oraise. Of the benefit
have derived from
Eslpans Tabules. I am q
professional nurse and
In this profession a clear
head 10 always needed.
Ripans Tabules does it.
After ono of my cases I
loundmyself completely
run down. Acting on the
sdvico Of Mr.. Geo. Bow.
sr, Ph. g., $50 Newark
Ave-, Jersey City. I TOOK
Q TabuleS with
nand results.
Miss H1sau WnDNAu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-08-22

ns, beer .nne.srs frssm headaches d's'
sinae I was 3 ,!Iais girl ] ennsd nsTer rtss sE 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-25
For Sale--City Property.

A six room house and about "a of
an acre of land, new barn, well and
cistern on promises. Situated IL
blocks north of park. Property of
David Brown, ST.
Also one lot 67Xl40 feet, near fourth
ward school house. Property of Mrs
Samuel Jacka. For prices and terms
see J. Is. REYN oLDs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-25

CURED AT sEvENTY.-L. Shcmidt,
A w. Sd ST., Fort Wayne, Ind, says
81 am seventy years old. My trouble
was frequent urnation and rheumat-
ic pains. DR.. Goss om's Kidney and
Bladder Cure has completely cured
me. SOC box Cure Guaranteed.
Vivian's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-12-25
Womsn's CLUB Program.

Sixth study, Jan. II, 1903-Guest
Evening.
The Indian; has he place in liter
ature-Miss Ruth Spensley.
Government and Mission schools
for the Indian-Mrs. w. II. Prideaux.
Readings from the Last of the
Mohicans-Mrs.F +. Ludden.
Discussion. Roll call :-Hiawatha
Seventh study, Jan. 26, 1903.
Critics and Humorists of our coun-
try-Miss Jones.
Modern Poets at home and abroad
Miss Moser.
Recent books of travel and ad-
venture-Miss Lenahan.
Discussion. Roll call-James Whit
comb Riley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-25
Viglante del
DepartameDtO
DEL QUARTERMASTER
DE PUERTO RICO

In comisi6n del Servieio Civil %
Los NN. UU. AnuneiA queel 8 de- Hss
brero de 1908 90 veriflcar4 m exif
msn en- San juan para el pueeto aa
vigilAnte del DepArtament0 del QaAr.
termAster de p. R. Informacionos
relativas & este ex6men pueden aer
obtenidAs en- Il secei6n 81 y 66 del
Manual de los Ex4menes revisado
hasta dc Enero de 1902.
Iii exGmen aerk heChO en- las dos
len guas Espt nol Ing16y.
Ri minimdn de la e1ad es 16 amos.
De los elegibles en- este ex&men 90
nombrarA uno para q Qaarterma8
tot de Oayey CON $40 Anuales ]
otroa pArs las vaeantes que puedan
ecufrir.
Este ex&men es para todos los
ciudadAnos de los Estados Uniios
que quieran sufrirlo y que llenen los
requisitos necesArios. 6er6n prefSs
riaos los que obter gan mejor pro.
medic en- el exkmen, y todos ser&n
trAtados seg6n 10 mandan las leyes
y reglas del Servicio Civil.
Las personals que deseen presen'
tarse deben verse CON el Secretario
del Board de ExAminadores en- San
Juan el cual les dar& Ii forma 3O4
para uenarlas.
EstA forma dsbs estar en- poder
del Secretsrio antes del die 10 de
Enero de 1913.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-25
LA

Plausible os 81 Srnpofi0 aal Can.
trO auperi0ks do S1n3d 3d9ds on hAoex
/ one tsta ppugA 4 6Au JuAn III Aiyel
da aauollss oindade1 en- que u sAlnd
pdbl5ca e. II auprolnR ~. Rerc,
psr6 6csnos qne aqu9ls Oentro debe
Ser r&xonAbie eD sus deter rminacio-
indnda Able, que l. higiane - una
yardAd, hAeer do nlAnerA que On b
ds limpiexa dc letrinas, - proeeda
con II necesAria actividad y no ~
empleen para til cosA diAs mas
diAs, porque, dasde luego, i mismA
hygiene sse. da do ce chefes, ~ one
los voeinos tienen que aOportar con
pt triuicio de nm s9lud, dHrante pro-
lopGAdo lapso do tismpo. los ineon.
venientes GO unA limpiezA que no
huelo s rcaaG. sssg
Aaemks, hemos leido una IL faxi-i
BILE comnnicaci6nd do II Junta Supa.
rior do SauidAd, Ed qua ~ hACe pre-
sonte 81 sefie Z Joa6 Nortes y dem6s
inqnilipos Ae. i cAsa n6m. SO, eAlles
del Sol Iporh hallatss CAS& esta On ma.
las conaieiOnes hg. .tniOas ] ser uT-5
gento q d duefi0 u II naiama prpeedAE
La naGonArfaal quo an
7el improrrogHble t6rmtuo 90 1iexs
dias, desoeupsn 81 edincio, porques
Dc 10 contrAffO, ser& aIaMaurG1op por
Oraen del referid0 Centre Superior.
I'D Dc a1vertir que el ss1ior Nor,
tes se halls strAbsjan1 con IN era'
dr0 artfsticO en Oaguas, j que dssdes
luego aquella 1iapoafci6n le irroGa
v1nfrr{rs S3sr3 NifSxa 81 gsf 97a@as9ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-25

ONO 81 IA 0l las cosas
4 csc respecto durante
el mes de IN Novic1nbre

y nj boletin tnonsnnl aeincgrSflec
referAnto Z Noviembro 6lti1o, fa6
public1xo Ay0x 8 q Ultima hoSa
Tenomos 4 Ii yinta IN 1iemplsr
y 1s6de lnegO aseyeralnoe que 81
trAbsjc eat4 may bisn hseho ofsa:
oiandrs eadA diA1 x1nyoTs anehnfasal
e0mentArio n q estnd diO ds ~ gFen'
deaemGuticnes aAnita arias no la Ills.
PorO. IL bc1etin az NOyiombre no
,n0n - huenas.nOticiAa Iz9 iala con-
linda pofdiond0 "a Dol ei6 ID. ri
total a fAlleeidos fn6 de- 1928, con.
tn 1878 nacimiontOG, de modo Quo
q dosconso alcAnSG & $50 allnxs. NSo
puede. no ai4niflcAr nadA, sf IL OBJ.
I Berv1oi6n ae ElimitA { nm mes, pero
niae recuoraA que en- meseo antoriO-
rss hubo tAmbi6n bAj&e On II pobla.
ci6n, 81 asunto se haee m1s 1igno de
ser cQnsidsrado.
In tuberculosis ha hecho muchas
vfetimAs. De ere NAL murieron 1872,
correspondence II casos s San
Jnan. 18 s MayAgnex y 10 8 Arecibo.
JuAnAa aDiax solo tuvo 2 casos.
La anemia fn6 sl Cesar snsperat0r
CON 706 cAsos. Desps6s de- leer ese
dAto, O. puede xpreciAr el alcance
dc ese gran problems de las carnes
quo tiene este pais pendient9. Los
inyk1iaos del trAbAjo, los bNcyes 0ie !;
Jos y d Ac0s, 10 que Sobra, ESQ ne dk1
al pueblo para que coma. Z GUAM
do no10 come, pOrque POI, ,sObre su,
fAlta de c0stumhre dc conner carne,
est& 81 tremsndo obstksulo de n O.
restia, buscendo 10 omAciaAa earne
y los oaaucOs hnesoo do tales baoyes-
sviejos, para hncer on lAs piltrafss al
impl& tGsato p0F cts7stO cue es
aeCesafi0 gxnxr % efneg0cio. iGran
:problemst Una oifrs como lA Arlo-
tada en- 10 mortaliia1 Causada por
ID aaaemio. es alarmante. Pero dqu6
hacerf
De ansmia murieron 20 personss
On Utuado, 55 On Arecibo y al en-
Camuy!
En- las defunciones y cuanto & su
ntmsro, debe anotarss6 { Arecibo eon
141, { Utuado CON $50, y & Maysgtisz
CON 1O1.
No hubo ningdu case de viruelA
en- Ii AdslA durAnte csc mes, pero hu.
bo dos de ,difteria: uno en- Humacao
y otro On Vega Baja.
An6teso tAmbi6n nm case de muer-
mo on San Juan.
Por 10 demks, de II estadfstica NO
puede do6uciYse el ndmerO de- tran. 4
matismOs OCufridos en- Noyiembr0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-12-25
Un hombre honfado.

Senior Editor. .-Sirvase infOrmaS
& sxs loct0res cue ri mo e1oriben con
naeneialmente lss ynAndar6 por 90.
.rreo On earta selladAi d plan 4uelso'
gui , rcr d cual obtaye q restablo.
eimiento permAnento y 2compacto do
mi salxd y vigor varonil dsspu6s de
MOS 1e sufTimientOs 10 20biIiAad
nsrviosA p6rdidas nosturnas J par
10 16bilss y yatFohadAs.
No @ mi i1ea sonssg1ir 1insro
Id nadie; fui robado y sstataAo por
ahArlatanss, hasta perdsr Ii e dsl
Etnero humane, psro grasiAg 6 Dios
sstoy ahorA bisn vigoroso J f1erte,
y e0n daaeo Dc hAeef eonooer 6 todos
aste r0medipa oiartO doau1arse.
No teniendo nada que vonder nj
que snviar G., A. D, no aesso aine.
70.
Dirsssi6n. =. BraYt, Box Delrsy
Hieh. M1.8U 3 1eO..
e. J j. p,
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-03

pits meeting here this week, the prelimi-
of the Nashville Club will be the scene
of the contests to be participated in by
players firm Asheville. N. c.; Chattanoo-
ga, Birmingham. Rome. Ca; Admission,
gomery, Louisville. Atlanta, Mobile and
other cities. Players have already begun
to arrive and on SATURDAY. Selden of Sc
vance, went over the course in an exhi-
bition game with II. H. Lurton, Jr Selden
made the course in Al, but Lurton
smashed the amateur record of the
course. 40, held by himself, and went the
nine holes in SO. Captain Schwarz and
several crack golfers from New Orleans
are among the late arrivals.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-06-03
BOY PAINFULLY MANGLED.
William Hiett Fell from Cars and
Was Run Over

Athens, June 2-(Special)-A fearful ac-
cident happened to William IIiett,
young man. who is employed at the cot
ton mills in this place. The accident took
place au Elkmont last night about =
o'clock when he fell from fast moving
freight train and was mangled. He
was beating his way home when he fell
from the cars and had one leg cut off
and the other badly crushed and his kull
fractured. He was brought to his home
here and prompt medical aid was given
He is in a dangerous condition with but
little hope for his recovery. 1t is belieevd
that he will lose both lower limbs, one
already having hen amputated. He is
about IL years of age and was a steady
worker, but was little wild.
Warrants having been issued against
Soil Grayson and his wife Violet. they
are held without bail in the county jail
charged with numbering Henry Grayson
last Saturday morning. The brothers Of
fha murdered man claim that he was
not killed by the woman and that he was
fouIly murdered. They claim that they
have in their possession letters from the
woman to the murdered man couched in
endearing terms and that he told the
brothers that he was going >to leave tho
home of his cousin before trouble broke
when he was murdered. The man and
woman will be given a preliminary hear
ing Wednesday before Capt. Porter Bib
at Belle Nina. They are taking their ar
rest very coolly and claim that the story
of the murder as told by the woman is
correct They are the only witnesses,
or rather she is the only living witness
save the baby boy.
The old soldiers of this county will have
a great time in Athens tomorrow. 1t is
the time set apart by the members of
Joseph Z. Johnston Chapter, Z. D. c., 10
bestow the crosses of honor on those en-
titled to wear them. They have eighty
eight crosses and the old soldiers are to
meet at the Presbyterian Church in this
place where they will be addressed by
Erie Pettus, who is the orator for the
occasion, and after the Grafton the
crosses will be presented and then a de-
aightful barbecue will he served to the
old soldiers and a few invited guests.
The long drought that has prevailed i'm
this section for six or seven weeks To
the alarm of the farmers. was broken
yesterday and Saturday evening hy a
muchly appreciated rain that has put the
farmers in great good spirits. The cot
ton was not coming up and the corn that
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was up was not doing any good and gar
dens were burning up. This was much
needed and has brought great rejoicing.
Rev. w. P. Crouch of Tennessee is con-
Quoting a series of services at the Chris
tan Church in this place at this time.
He is very fluent speaker and is hav-
ing large crowds to hear him. Several
additions to the church, prominent among
the number being DR.. r. C. Jones, one of
the leading physicians in this place.
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SUNDAY RESULTS.
New Orleans, IA; Birmingham, o.

New Orleans. June New Orleans cell
ebrated its return home by playing a
great game. Smith and Atz did phenom-
email fielding. Campbell did fairly well I'M
til the sixth, when the New Orleans bat
tiers broke loose and birmingham went
to pieces. Ten runs were rolled up in
this inning and the game was virtually
over. Attendance 800
RHE
New Orleans...... OF 0 0 10 / ia Is 0
Birmingham ...... 90 900 000 o. 5
Batteries Stewart and Westlake;
Campbell and Blue and Brown.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
NV Orleans, 7; Birmingham. 1

New Orleans. June High pitched for
New Orleans, having recovered from his
long illness, and did so well that it
looked like a shut out until the eighth
when Warrens single and Browns dou-
Bile earned run. The fielding was fast
despite wet grounds. New Orleans max
R.H.E.
Birmingham .. 30 0ooO1O- OIL s 3
New orleans q. 80 OF 2N2 - l2 !
Batteries-Lipp and Brown, High and
WeStlake
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTISTS, BOSTON, MASS,
JUNE 18TH AND 18TH, 1902.

For the above occasion the South
ern Railway will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip, plus one dol
lar, to Boston, Mass, Tickets to be
on sale June 18th, 18th and 18th,
with final limit to return June 9th,
1902 Jno Metcalfe, T. P. A.
Montgomery, Ala.
w. H. Tayloe, A. G. P. A,
Atlanta, Ga, va IT.
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A Successor to Glenn.

The Board of Trustees of the North
Alabama Conference College at Owenton.
viii meet tomorrow afternoon. and among
other business to be transacted will be
the election of a President to succeed
Rev. Mr.. Glenn, who goes to Athens as
President of the Female College at that
point The name of Rev. A. C. Millar,
President of the Hendrix College at Con-
way. Ark, is mentioned as the probable
successor The college at Owenton closed
for the term just a few days ago. Its
last session was a most uccesful one and
the indications are that the attendance
next term will be larger than ever be-
fore.