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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

Brethren. is preaching in Devonshire, at the
age Of 100 years. He has preached for sew
enty years without a break. He once was
d London lawyer.
The membership Of the various religious
bodies represented on the petition for a
religious building at the St. Louis fair Is
said TO be more than 25,OO0.OoO In the United
States alone.
Ambrose s. ottey Of Cecil county. Mary
land, has made a systematic reading OF the
Bible for the last thirty,three years and
lures. how nan mes they appear, the
number OF chapters and verses, what words
spell the same either way, etc. He has
just finished reading the Bible for the NTH
time.
Henry Ward Beecher relics are the most
interesting feature of the Plymouth church
fair, now being held in Brooklyn. They In
clude his letter of acceptance to the call TO
the church in 1871. and the manuscripts OF
many of his noted sermons. The first let
ter ever written by Harriet Beecher stowe,
dated March IA. 1922. is also included in the
collection.
Very Rev. DR.. Charles p. Grammar, who
has been named by the pope as the Ameri-
can consultor on the pontihcal commission
on questions concerning lilly writ. is a
Catholics are greatly pleased, BECAUSE the
appointment pays honor TO their favorite
Of America, where DR.. Grammar has been
an active worker for the last ten years.
A writer IN a Catholic periodical notes the
striking sfeet on religious statistics he S 81 the
pines by the United States. BY including
khe population Of the islands as given by
the Bureau of Statistics he finds that OF
the chuTch-going people under the Amer
lean nag 100000, or more than % per
cent, are Catholics.
The omcers OF old 81. Johns church, on
Church hill, Richmond, Va, contradict
with much warmth a published story to
the effect that the venerable structure Is to
be sold to make way for a block OF COM
mercial buildings. The senior warden, Cap
tain Cyrus Bossieux, says that the church
does not owe a cent 10 anyone. II was In
this church that Patrick Henry made his
celebrated Give me liberty or give me
OF all visitors 10 Richmond TO stand In the
pew In which he uttered the memorable
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
TOLD oUr OF COURT.

A Montana attorney writes to Case and
Comment as follows: Recently / had oc-
casion to defend q client In the police court
of this city for resisting an officer. After
the city had put IN its case ! moved to dis
charge the prisoner for the reason that no
evidence had been introduced showing re-
sistanee on part Of defendant. The city at
torney argued the matter at length, when !
made a bTief reply; whereupon the judge
announced that the prisoner was guilty
ana fined S. to which l Immediately replied
that the court evidently did not understand
the situation, Il was q motion to discharge,
and, II that was ovsrruled. / would then in
troduce evidence, when his honor very in
~signantiy replied: Your motion was not
seconded; the prisoner is found guilty."
A Kentucky attorney sends to Case and
Comment a certified copy OF the following
opinion OF Judge Toney of the jefferson
circuit court;
petition. The plaintiff alleges In his petit
tion that the defendant employed him in
July, 1901, to scatter n sprinkle paris
green on his potato vines to kill lady bugs.
without warning plaintiff that the paris
green mixture was poisonous; that the
weather was hot and that he, the said
plaintin. left his clothes open and that the
nesh OF: the exposed portions OF his person,
coming In contact with said paris green.
was poisoned aud that he was thereby
made sore and caused 10 suffer for many
weeks In body and mind. etc: all through
the gross carelessness and negligence OF
defendant In falling TO give him notice that
the said paris green mixture was poison
Gus. ETC.
The demurrer must be sustained for the
following reasons;
- The plAintin had no right in fore con
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
G

The will Of Mary O.. Corwin. who died re-
Gently at Greenport. l. L., leaves 10000,
the bulk Of her estate, to relieve needy
SDidtualists.
Bishop Fowler advises the colored
preachers to cut out the big words" But
sometimes the big words have a great ef-
feet upon an audience.
The BRptists of New York City propose
10 raise 100000 TO pay church debts and
TO extend their church work In the Dor
oughs OF Manhattan and the Bronx.
Robert Chapman one Of the Plymouth
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
White Goods

La
The we'll known No. $50 Ions Cloth.
which generally sells for zoe yard, or s2.25
bolt. we offer Monday at $1.25 per bolt Of
~ yards.
No. 20 Long Cloth, the regular 1Oc grade,
at SC yard. or SOC per bolt.
Fin 36-inch nainsook, at 15c yard.
4O-inch lawn, the 15c grade, at 10c yard.
40-inch lawn, very fine grade, worth zoe,
go at 12hc yard. q
Very fine white dimity. worth 25c. at
1910 yard. FL f,
4S-inch wide batiste. worth SOC. for this
sale 35c yard. e
An immense range in the latest novelties
in white shirt fabrics at 19c, Csc, $50 45c
and soc yard.
A large range Of new fancy printed spring
wash fabrics. many patterns confined to us
exclusively for Omaha. 2
Colored balmoral ~jacquards 1oc yard
Mayfiower batiste, 12Ac. yard.
Dotted swiss. 12Lsc yard. 4;
Immense range of patterns In swiss silks
at 1sc yard. -
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
QUAINT FEATURES OF LIFE.

In the prohibition town Of Portland. Me-.
some OF the restaurant keepers obey the
LIQUOR law, but they try to be good and
have things convivial, too, as witness suen
advertisements as these; Have you tried
our birch beer In steinsg' After tins
theater have a welsh rarebit with root beer
drawn from the wood" order a Toby Of
lemon soda with the lobster"
Rev. Mr.. Gross Of Springfield. o., breaches
IN sundays and runs an undertaking estab-
iishment during the rest Of the week. The
other, morning on arriving at his place Of
business he found a couple waiting to be
married. They were in a hurry and had no
time 40 go upstairs TO a nice room, where
Mr.. Gross usually ties the nuptial knot.
So they stood up among the eofins and
ether grewsomely inappropriate parapher-
ralia and were made one.
A pair Of enterprising burglars visited
Newburg. o., one night last week. and stole
a new one-story frame building from a
corner lot. The next day they returned
and dried to sell the lot. but the owner
Of the property had meanwhile learned OF
the removal Of his house. and arrived on
the scene in time to Illustrate their plans.
Eli Minch. an eminent New Jerseyite,
who died the other day. never smoked
chewed or drank. never went TO a theateI
or circus, never played cards. checkers OF
dominoes, never skated with a girl. never
was In love and never married. But. then
Noah Raby. the New Jersey man who did
all the things Eli Minch didn't do. and 4
few stunts on the side. Is still alive anc
will shortly celebrate bis 10Th birthday
Those persons who are looking for q tex
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

Dotted swiss muslin at 15c yard.
Many other new 1902 novelties.
One big counter of fancy plaid main
socks at SAC yard.
One big table Of 40-inch lawn REM
nants, and fancy lace work plaid.
check and striped soft finished white
goods. worth up to Csc. go at 1Oc yard
One big counter checked and plaid
English nainsooks, worth 12hc, at
eye yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

White Goods

been laying plans for these early spring sales.
Ial bargains which we offer for tomorrow in
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
rher Went pack nome.

After the drawing for land at FL Repo
last summer, relates Lippincott's Magazine,
two young men sent home such glowing ac-
counts Of their 100 acres that their fond
parents decided to give them q little sur
prise in the shape of a visit This boys
had written hat they already had a house
upon their land, and were living IN It, 50
papa and mamma planned 10 stay with
them during their s%ojOurn.
When they drove from the station to tho
160 acres said to be occupied by their on
spring they could hnd no trace Of the
aforementioned house. but they spied a Joint
Of stovepipe sticking out from a side-hil.
Upon investigation this proved 70 be the
house" mentioned in their letters. 1t was
a dugout, and upon the door. which Was
locked. was a printed sign. which read;
Forty miles 10 wood
Eighty miles to water.
God bless our little home.
Papa and mamma drove back 10 the sec
ton boss shack and took the next train
home
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

on the evils OF the strenuous life will do
well to pass up the Jersey crowd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

MuS1inS
Forest Mills 96-inch bleached sheeting.
SIC yard.
Liberty bleached muslin, 61Ac yard.
Old Glory bleached muslin. SIC yard.
Swan Mill bleached muslin, 4hc yard.
Summer time cambria, our own brand,
at 1Oc yard, equal to any 15c cambria in
Omaha.
Ready-Made Sheets
Neptune "a sheets, soc each.
Mohawk "a sheets, ACC each.
Dwight Anchor "a sheets. 55c each.
wamasutta pillow slips. 42-inch. at 12hc
each.
wamasutta pillow slips, 45-inch, at 15c
each.
Our own brand Of 40-inch. 42-inch and As
inch pillow slips for this sale go at &c each.
One big counter of remnants OF all kinds
OF muslins and cambrIcs, at sc yard. M
One big counter of regular sc and &c
bleached muslin, at 121kc yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
Mus1ins

The fret one started last MondI
/ new fresh and seasonable mer
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09

on the evils OF the strenuous life will do
well to pass up the Jersey crowd.
Postmaster T. L. Carter Of Orange Court
house, Va, was one Of Mosby's men who
was reported to have been killed at Front
Royal during the civil war. and his name
appears on the monument at that place in
honor Of the dead confederates. He was
sick az a hospital in Baltimore some months
ago and 1t was announced in a paper that
he was dead. but he is Istill alive and ac-
lively serving the government as post
master at the thriving town Of Orange.
A decision Of an Iowa court is now at
tracing attention. Mr.. Crum was engaged
to marry Miss Christianson. but just be-
fore the wedding day Mr.. Crum died
Thereupon Miss Christianson sued the es-
tate for breach OF promise. The jury took
no account OF the interpretation OF Provi-
dence and rendered a verdict for the woman
for 5000. Evidently the jury came to the
conclusion that It was bad faith on the part
Of Mr.. crum TO die on the eve Of his mar
riage. for which his estate should pay.
Examples OF heroism In ordinary life In
the line Of simple duty have not been want
ing OF late. but none has surpassed that Of
two trained nurses In a New York hospital
In charge Of a girl Of IL suffering with
smallpox, who. when placed with her in a
tent In which the IRE had been blown out
by q fierce gale. spent the night lying on
each side Of the patient 70 keep her warm
with the heat OF their bodies and so save
her life. Even the courage that would
dare a San Juan charge or rush into flames
after explosives might well shrink from a
risk like this.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-09
MuslinS

Anderson z2-inch bleached pillow
casing that always sells at loo, now
6hcsyard.-
One big lot of twiiled cambria, As
inch wide, made to sell atr2bc. for this
sale at 10c yard.
Berwick bleached sheeting. general
ly sells at &c, in this sale at 15c
yard,
, fs.4 bleached sheeting, u own
brand, rfot this sale. 13c yard. q
tCrescent cambria. for this sale 5%c
yard, regular price Sc. p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30
All Want the Best.

We live In an age Of improvements, and each
individual should aim to enjoy the benefit OF the
advances made in all deparmcn,sof life. Noone
would be likely to-day TO prefefthe old slow going
stage coach TO the electric cal OF automobile We
all prefer gas electric light TO the candle, and
soon through all the innumerabe advantages OF
modern ideas aud appliances, wearc all endeavor-
ing 10 avail ourselves Of the latest and best There
are some people however, who, when II comes TO
painting seem TO prefer 10 stick to the old method
OF buying lead and oil, and mixing these with
paddle. Not SO many people making paint that
way nowadays fewer oitheme ~ year, Gradu-
ally people are learning that machinery aud
mills get the lead and oil together better and
closer than is possible by hand. The machine
made article wears longer. covers more and is less
liable to fade The H. W. Johns Liquid paints
for thirty years have been growing in popular
ity-because they are we'll made, Of pure ma
ierials They have become recognized generally
as the Standard Paints for Structural Purposes"
Address the II. W, Johns Mfg Co. 100 William
Street, New York, for complete Color Card and
Pamphlet Exterior Decorations"
II. W. Johns Paints arc carried in stock by
M. l.. Manlcy a Co. Manchester Depot, who wal
be pleased to give YOU any desired Information.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

ID, ne s,.ls 10 . sposi several nils'
lens. Yrsn ID, rssi The weed 10 sssss
,e "a. ear b. 80 cad sss es.is srsrs'
ssui .liss 10 res b, 40 bore p0sa %
siss shist ell slse rsS their "s shl
BY ia, .ff.sssnssi TIE lsaesf 10 l0ssss
90 ID. ssu very ouiesty ssa ess'ply'
The nsstit.ry sa pei 10 epsriist tbs
sra ,ims ea Friday ssa sotn veil. The
.o.p.s, b. .bos, 5000 eoras Of sood col
yh.es yill 10 rou dsvu spd shipped %
i.s, .. possibls, Wtils ths plsti hs ss''
. lns. zen Of Iorsy u nss eve ness'
ucu,, 10 The ed II tie basins. 10 srss
.ssash 10 vsrrsei II The esmpsny b"
large susupt Of tinhsr CO The neurtsin
to come aosp snd gill &C., :, cot - issi -
rossibls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30
W ARLINGTON, ID. q.

Genesee Pure Food Co., Leroy. N Y:
Gentlemen; = Dor family realize 90 much
from the nee OF oRAIN-o that ! feel
N net say . word to ind zoe others 10 use II.
II people are interested in their health and
the welfare OF their children they will use
90 other beverage. bsve used them oil,
bat GRAIN-0 | have found superior to
any, Tor the reason that tits solid grain.
Yours for health, O. y. MYEEs'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30
sosr Poorer Prorts

ALLOW . coush 10 run uotii II gets beyond
,bs resoh OF medicine. They often say,
Oh. II sill ue.r away, but 10 moo. cases
II Gill wear them svsy. Gould they be
indueod 70 try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Bslssm, which ia sold on .
positive snsrsntee TO care, they would
immediately zee the eIcelient esec, alter
istips the fret dose. Price "a snd SOC
Trial siEe free. Al oil druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

Mr. Helen Castnsn Of New Yofk 10
visiting k.r .i.ttr, Mice Dlseh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

The date Tor the transfer OF tbs rsmsips
OF the isis r.. Rev Bishop De Go.sbrisnd
hss been nIsd for November Z, which IL
The third spniverssy OF b" death. The
rtmsies are 10 be tshsp from The yard 10
front Of The Episcopal rssidsnos Of Bar
ips,on sbd placed under the mortusry
chapel on The ssst eide OF the cathedral,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

rss fssIiy we're svsy 81 u. tine sst u -
ssi s,rs,is ktv he Gre isei. bs, rrses
by rou . detective shi@usy, The slss
called Get creed oi people bot TOO lsis
10 sore %. hoss. theash nesi Of he farm
,srs -. renewed. Tue Esa Atiiss,os
Gre soHpsty esn, ~ scOp - spssibls saa
htlp.s u,s Other bailtins. Tie bosss
vs. . sood ots spd The 10. oil bs sees,
5000. partly covered b, is,srsses, II
bslensss TO Mrs Stewart
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

fssts spes ssliss sst issftist Tie
r.ps. vsrs h,i.usa 10 VIA ifttrsi iss
tus A,ars Tee stsri Yer he sssstssss o.
n,.aia Tkes guests ssssa 10 iss riss'
rr, 9, tie eess,loa. - kss Bslsss. kn
s.yr. .sa s.sy Cassls. Afhr ssis'y
10. 10. Clrh stissrsss 10 med kpvsEbsr
itra With Nss ESns wy.
Hen. gssst +. LAsseln Of Chissse
ta eles.s . usas With Mr. Pais ssd see
ta sesva seps, i2s se'~ for bic ssn
nst hen. A psriiss Of The land ssues
f,ou %. w.iiu rlsas nov ossss By Mr.
Gibui ,s5 pert ffsu The ofrsey hiil
ian TIE nsildltu will be asetsA GO
10. tsp 81 ID, hill sss, Of the Than fssi
a.pc.. ,si bailtitss srs srosss' ell 30
n,ds vtry slitssiivs. We srttrsssrd
,bu the verb viii bs bssss 10 ibs spfiss
ssa tt.i Mr. Lsealn will spend large
ssu q nossy spop The piece. II, n litsly
that M.cets,,tr viil 1000 bo.s, Of iso Of
ne Hs.i ,snmu places 10 the ,tsls
w u Rs,Gona. sho bod chsfee OF
usa. G n Powers sntomoeile TO Msn
chester lest SIMMER csussa avery serious
.eei5eri 10 Yjuhsp. N. Y, sopdy, 10
shieh oss ptisoa v0 killed snd over 20
On ors we're nsre OF les ssriocsly bort
The report ssys tbs, be fsctlsssiy croU,d
the s,etus 10 trent OF the trolley car isios
ssd m,des third stienpt bat s,rust sbe
car snd o,st,aiped u. ciusius The dsslh
Of 90. Of the passengers End itiariss 10
The others 1hsfs sers iour 10 the AUTO
mobile sto e,espsd ieiary Raymond
So promptly srrs,tsd. bat clsinsd be did
90, si,sppt 10 cro,s the track bat thsi The
ear rsn iuto hin, which could not very
veil be true. snd The passengers on The
car tell sdinHsnt story. Willis here R'y
a ODD showed thai be knew how TO handle
bis machine. bat be caused considerable
troubls by reckless driving 10 court
RAYMOND vas convicted bat sentence hs
cot yet been pronounced. Several privste
suits for dsnssss will be brought sssissi
bin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30

a ~ sse Elt Jared fEsftf,
Va tfnt Ia bfAts fshUa fYufft
lsela htilf ftOfga hsudsy
IssitpsH asefJafg Car hEssrhsA
T-s s,.HH FfFlts 4 ~ hnafArd
Faf 8sasasee t4aas tth4si eassesa fe5se1.
hEH strft - HlsEssBs
1fsAt Nsnsa.. Gee Pass Agyn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30
MANCHESTER CENTRE


bin.
MANCHESTER CENTRE
IT. J. Hoyt lost . good coo hst week
BY being choksd With an apple
-B.A. Buckley OF Son bpori, Conn.
hes been masking John Aona visit.
MIR and Mrs. ID. J. Rutledse Of Fair
haven visited friends 10 tosn lsst week,
Fred Wright snd Almon Doitsns
brought 10 the aut deer Of the sessop, .
One buck. 90 Friday morning. II ." kill
cd on the mountain 10 Peru.
The subject OF the sermon Of the Meth
odist church next Sunday morning will be
whist do They Do 10 HesveDf and 10
the evening The Mssnet thst Attracts the
World !"
| "A Llnooln KIRK, the wsll.knosn ore
tor OF Por, Jarvis, n Y, assisted by Aiss
Raby Dudley Of Malone, N Y violinist.
and Mics Minnie Busbss Of Dandy. solois',
will give M entertainment st UoioL Opera
House 90 Tuesday evening. Nov. Alb. 10
| der the auspices OF the P. 8. y L ci
the Baptist church. Admission u.s., ohil
dren loo,
The Jury 10 the case Of Freedley's w..
| Giddines and Wilson, 10 the U B.
court st Rutland brought In . verdict Tor
The plaintiff. Of nearly $1,000. The officers
bad bond Tor their protection which msy
save them from paying The verdict. We
understand that the conr. ruled that the
OH ser. bad DO right to sttsch the main
belt on no ensins as perstnI property
snd 10 right TO shnt dos n the mill on .
personsl properly attachment.
Monday morting Constable Giddines
received word from Londonderry to sr
rest ton OF John Johnson, seed Is for
shooting and killing bis brother, sesd Is
The shooting vas done early Sunday MON
Jog aod the boy who dill the shooting o.
once rem away. No csuse lie assigned for
the sot and IL might hsve been ~ scci
deIt. the boy running away on sccount OF
fright A boy answering to the descrip
ton OF the fugitive called 81 Martin Giles
sons Sunday At2p N. end ked for some
thing to eel, saying tht be hsd had moth
| log 10 est that day. We lesrn that the ia
sitive YES found later st the shop OF A. J.
Davis, where be had hired out 10 work.
| % being arrested be said thst the shoot
| log vss accidental. thst he vas hsndlitg .
revolver when 1t vent n unexpectedly.
snd that he ran swsy becso,e be vas bad
| " fris htened snd did not kuow What else
10 do We lssrn that the boys bore .
GOOD ebsrscter aud v-re prestly sttsched
| 10 each other sud there 10 little donbt that
1t vss 80 sccidept doe 10 csreltssnese.
The lesson il obvious. boys should not be
slloved TO hsve firearms. Al the inquest
brother TO get out Of bed or be would
shoe, him. Thereupon be snapped the re
.oIvsr. supposios the ohsmber empty
When he realized ,bst be bad shot bis
brother be vas seiz,d With fright, jumped
from the sseoad story window snd rsp,
thro~ins svsy tbs revolver AZ be vent
TIE revolver h.s been recovered. The
boy hss beer rele-snd snd the town sutb
critics will tsteio iurtbet seton 10 the
esss. bat will repoit to the grand Jury II
o.iitd o.. on.
sAxcnEsrKR pEf'or.
M esd Mn Uhsfles B,uru visited
frissds 10 Londonderry and Weston lee,
sset.
-Mts Ger. v oaLn. vko hes been Witt
iss friends 10 teen, rs,uroed 10 hss hone
10 kovs Sc n. l.st vtek.
This Sens o. Vstersns bolI their snss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-10-30
sAxcussrKR pKior.


M esd Mn Charles Bsarn visited
frissds 10 L,pdondsrry md Weston lss,
vset.
-Mts Ger. v oaLn. vko hes been visit
iss friends 10 ter, re,oroed 10 hss hone
10 kovs Sc n. lest soek.
The Sens o. vetersns bolI their sbss
oil aseiins co Tassd.y evening. Nov. 4th,
vhsn cfic,rt Gill be chosen ard refresh
aents viii be served.
-Psirish j Coteon died iron eonsunp
iiee Oh Sooesy. BE sss li,ite 10 l. z.
Nsys nsv kon's sd hsd made srrspes
nssA for parshsios IL sith he pnrposs
Of taking bostdsrs
The rsrfos ss,ss ui'rosd q tie Fol
Ter Lsnbsr Co, 10 working veil 90 Ter.
.tkoosh tbs csts ere nov drawn up the
noantsin 9Th horses. A locomotive to
do ID, veik 10 expected later
Mrs Hstry d. X 'ndsll died lat Tbnn
Day nsrniss. t.,ius been III Tor aversl
sssts Of heart trssbls, usLins the tlitd
desih 10 The family within lev mortLs
she leave. . ts,bstd cod eve children,
sho hs.s the synps,ty Of oil 10 th'i, great
|, " s,isb.
-1he Bst.sthill Lsebtf Co. shipped
over 20 GERS Of pulp wood 90 Aordsy, be
leg tt.ir krsi shipesrt for many months.
They hsvs srss, greet deal Of money &c,
tiss their Plat 10 order sod hsvs nos
sssriy tsisssd H. First they baiit large
poss iete shish The issbsf 10 rae devs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
L'Ivrognerie.
Louis Veuillot q parl6 ainsi {

Louis Veuillot a parl6 ainsi de
l'ivrognerie:
L'ivrognerie ma jamais fa1t rem
porter de- victoire, ellie en- a fat
perdre; ellie ma jamais prevent de
naufrage, ellie en- a Solvent cause.
La poisson conduit DIES milliers de
creatures humaines a la misere,
pas une a la fortune; ellie d6truit
DIES milliers de sant6s, ct men a
pas atfermi une seule; ellie a raccour
ci DIES milliers d'existences, ct men
a pas allong6 une seule; ellie a per-
du DIES mill1ers DANES, ct men a
Jamais sauv6 une seule. Jamais
femme nest devenue meiJleure
pour s'etre mise a boire; combien
sont devenues pires!'Jamais fls,en
s'adonnant a Teau-de-vie, nest de-
vemu plus tendre pour ses pareuts;
combien lie sont devenus moins,
combien en- sont devenus la homie
ct la plate.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-10-31
DIR. W. F. NYE

lie DR. VIZ. Nye, candidat r6pu-
blicain au poste d'6chevin du
36me quarter es, en- tout point
digne du support des votants de CO
quarter ct il repr6sentera honne-
tement leurs int6r6ts au consell
municipal.
II reside dams le quarter depuis
2l ans ct connait parfaitement les
besoins de ses differences sections.
Bien quill ne promet pas de
faire des chooses impossibles pour
chaque partiedu quarter il fera
CONNIE 6chevin tout ce qui est
possible pour am6liorer leurs CON-
ditions.
LIE conseil municipal aura, du-
rant les deux prochaines ann6es
une majorit6 r6publicaine ct sera
organise par ses membres r6pu-
blicains.
ST les vot: nts du 36me quarter
d6sirent etre re%presentes sur les
comit6s importants ct 6tre a meme
de procurer des improvements
pour le quarter lis doivent 6lir le
candidat republican,.
En- acceptant de devenir candi-
dat lie DR. Nye a considers avec
soin les devoirs de cette position
ct le temps quill serait obllg6 de
leur accorder. En- acceptant la no.
mination il a promi de donner tout
le temps n%6cessaire aux devoirs de
sa position ct tous ceux qui le con-
n%aissent mont aucun doute quill
fera CO quill promet.
En- meme temps il ne fera pas
CONNIE certalns de nos 6chevins
qu1 passaient pressure tout leur
temps a RUNNER DIES plans qui les
aideraient personnellement.
LIE DR. Nye nest pas lie candidat
d'aucune faction du quarter ct Sc
"a le repr6sentant de tout les in
t6r6ts du quarter.