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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
GEoRGIA-Irwin county.

- EObulA- ITWlll OunlY.
To the Superior court Of said county: The
petition of Harry Guile, r, W. Clark, Harry
smith, b. W. Walker, Isaac Boyle. ID. u.
tOy, G. &. Mcmillan, Oliver Everett, Ransom
ArtiS, ID; Nj. Albritten and Amos Williams
all of the state and county aforesaid re-
)ectfully shows the following facts:
l.. That petitioners desire for themselves.
their associates and successors, to become in
cofporatGd as a benevolent society under the
name and style of Freedmens Benevolent
Alliance Union.
,, The term or period for which they desire
to be incorporated is twenty years, With the
that time.
3. The objects and purposes for which they
"e.irG to be Incorporated are not corporate
or Individual pecuniary profit or gain but
Il G; 10 assist ali worthy members of the So
cIet4 In sickness or distress; to bury the
dead, and to aid and protect the widows and
children, or other lawful heir, of members
who may die in good standing; and to en-
tighten and uplift the colored race, and to
ameliOrate their condition within the bonds
Of this ST. e; generally to promote nene-
voi'hce and good-fellowship among said
T. They desire to be vested it'll, and to
exercise in their corporate cap city, the fol-
lowing powers and privileges: To sue and be
same at Will; To- purchase, own, hold
and convey real or personal prop
erty; to establish, and maintain Il
principal or Grand Lodge at FITZGERALD,
lodges at such other places within the State
as may be desirable and to provide for the
government of the SamCi to elect such officers
as may DC necessary or desirable, and to eS-
taDliSh bylaws, rules and regulations for the
conduct and government Of the affairs of
the society ana of the various lodges and
generally to exercise all the powers and priv
tleges conferred by law upon lice corpora
tionsand to do any and all things which may
be necessary or proper Tor the wel-being Of
the society and not in conflict with the laws
Of Georgia.
5. The cooperation, being organized for
purposes of charity and bGneyOlcnce and not
for corporate or individual pecuniary profit
or gair, shall have no capital stock.
6. Wherefore pc itionerS pray that they
and their associates and successors may be
Incorporated under the c rporate name and
style OF Frcedman's Benevolent A lIiancc
Union for the period and purposes, and with
the powers and privileges, aforesaid. And
your petitioners will ever pray etc.
l.. KENNEDY AND T. }. LUKE,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
Georgia. IlSYin County.
/, J. Il. ID. Pauk. clerk of the Superior
Court Of said County do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing petition for charter
is u true and correct COPY of the Origina!
petition filed in this office.
Witness my hand and seal the 18th day of
September 4. ID. 1899 j. b. ID. PAULK.
Clerk OF Sgrcrior Court Irwin County
Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
GEORGTA-IRWIN COUNTY.


To the Superior Court of aid Countv
-, fhe petition of Henry Gibbs George w
Washington; Albert Jones, Henry Chambers
cope No0dbur' William hurry. w. NJ. Nc
N NCli ana sam ANDERSON, all of said State and
County, reSDectfully shows:
L., That they desire for Themselves their
associates. successors ard ASSIGNS TO he in
G[T0rpqrated under the name and style of the
Inc treedmen'S Joint Stock COMPANY
>. Tn" term for which petitioners asl, to
ne INCORPORATED is twenty Years with the
fVtr%e or reneWa at the end of that time
3 The sole objects and purnoses for which
SAID petitioners desire to b, incOrnorat tod 1ra
to a'd all members 81 the Comp nv. who are.
IN go9d standing in sickness and distress: to
give Decent burial to the dead; to care 70,
we WIDOWS ana orphans, or other legal heirs
or members who may die in good STANDING.
70 petter the condition of the coIored race
p"1r hl 10 ana spiritually within the
bounds OF this state; and gen raj V to pro
mOte DeneVOlence, charity and fraternal
feeling among said race
4. Your petitioners, their ASSOCIATES and
assigns eSlie to be clothed and vested in
their corporate capacity with the fol- wing
powers ana privil' geS; to sue and be sued: to
nave Il common seal and o altcr the same at
wiz; 10 purchase, own, hold and convey real
ana personal property; to establish and
malhtaln their principal lodge and home
once aI titz erald in said County. and sub
0fdlnhte lodges at such other places in the
StaIe as they may wish. aud to provide for
the Cove nment Of the same; to elect snch
21lcers as may e desir' Bile; and to make BY
laws ana regulations for the government of
the '0mnany and of the various lodges: an
generally to exercise all the powers and
iHllegeS conferred by law upon like corp -
ratlOuS; and to any and all THINGS which M u,
be Ieccssary or proper for the well heinz IF
the Comnany and not in conflict with the
laws ~, TI @eorgla "r the United States
o. Inc corporation, being Organized for
the purposes Of charity and benevo 'ence and
not Tor corporate or individual prcnniarv
prom U or a H. shall hay e no capital stock
o., Wherefore pet TONERS pray that fhev
dSSOCl1tR
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
WOLF PIT NEWS,

5. S Calf attended lodge at Dormi-
ney's Mill Saturday afternoon.
Shorty attended Masonic Lodge at
the city Saturday night.
Miss Bette Calf was the guest of
Miss Mable Kettle Saturday.
We wonder what girls went to Lula.
vile with the boys Sunday.
Sam Calf conducted the prayer meet,
ing Wednesday night.
Mr.. Davis sister from Penns Viva
MA arrived Thursday afternoon.
NJ. B Pearson and family, Lem Ben
nett and wife and George Marshall Of
Wabash, Indiana. arrived here Thurs.
lay night, expecting 10 make this their
future home.
Margret CAT and family have been
picking cotton for Dan Horton this
week.
ONE OF THEM,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
COMPLIMENTARY.

The Fitzgerald Enterprise paid our
flee its first visit this week. and we
rope it has come to stay Hon j. E
Mercer, editor and manager, wei
nown and pleasantly remembered in
Calhoun, where he resided Il number of
years. Jesse is no nov ce, as all will
earn the editorial pen is not a stranger
his hands, and the Enterprise will
"ot be easily misunderstood, as the
ditor has no secrets to keep--plain.
1Iunt, hut always kind and, as he says,
'despises demagOgues, hates heretics.
i"athe liars and lazy people" Sue
cess to the Enterprise and the hand
that will guide it."-Morgan Monitor.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
MORTGAGE SALE.
GEORGIA-Irwin County.

y I70I'UI1f TT LUUnIy.
lhder ana by virtue Of a power Of attorney
shlngh-r MCrchantile co ON n, 24th day of
Septemt e.. 1898. and due on October 4th, lS9
iIauC by 7arah DougleS" to secure a promis-
n llo!G Is row due ard unpaid, except si1 m
Palqin on the 18th day If October. 1893.
VII VII SCI Tor cash. TO the highcsl bidder,
Wlthln the legal hours of sale. on The firgf
Imf;isd3y in October. 1899, the following dG-
serted property to-Nit: All that trart or
phIcci OF iand lying and being in the Irwin
tTllle district in the county OF irwin. state of
Oe99rgla beng part Of lot Of land number :.
a 5.I peIu& me north half OF said lot and con-
tdlIl'HS tO3 acres. more or less aid pl0rfrnrn
Is recorded in Book f. Page lO5. in ne cl"Tlk
o. thG superior courte's office in IrwiuyiIIe.
H 40 ESTe{corded on The 10th day Of Oct"bcr.
slit 4 BASS, Nff7v fcr iI pJ:,,,, ,ia
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

"The Fitzgerald Enterprise is a
new candidate for public favor,
with Hon. jesse Mercer as editor
and manager. Cess has been IN
harness before ;Ad knows how to
express his thoughts in clear cut,
vigorous English. He has no
more sincere we'll wi8her than the
writer of these Bfew remarks. y
Early County IA w5.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
DEPUTY SHERIEF'S SALE.
iEORGIA-Irwin County.

Will be sold before the court house door at
'rwnViIle Ga on the first Tuesday in Oct0.
prr lMN, 10 he highest bidder, for cash. with
u the legal honrs o. sale. the following prop
erIy lo.wit: Lot of land number lg6, in the
IN land Dietrict of said county, containing
~ acres, more or less Levied on and TO b.
'ld aS the property of Richard |. kirkland to
'nilSfy Ii ia issued from the justice court
+ th' 748 District G. NJ of Cuff county in
aVor OF Bank of NaycrOss, Ga for use of
'ct lure g. Paulk. against j. A Fault ner and
Il. kirkland Defendant notified of levy in
terms of the law.
D. r HINDER ON,
Deputy Sheriff Irwin County,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
CITATION.

GEORGIA Irwin County
, N"ticr is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
nus applied TO the Ordinary of said county f, r
rave to sell tbe lands belonging TO the estate
Hchry II Tjer. for the purpose of distrihu
ton, Said application will be heard At tht
regular term of the ourt Of Ordinary f, r
shld county. to be held IN the first MOndt, i,
october, 1899. This 4th day of September, 1872,
GE0"GEJ HARPER
ADMINISTRATOR upon the estate of Henry :
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
CHA ZION.

GEORGE t-lrwin County.
Emma Van GOrdpr having application for
we've monts, support out of the estate of Z
wan Gorder ana app aisers duty MOpointe d
10 set apart the same having filed their return.
VII persons concerned arc hereby required
snow cause before the court of Ordinary of
said county on the first Monday in October.
lS99,why said application should not be grant
This 4th day Of September, 1899
j. J. LEE.
Ordinary
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

"Ho0. Jesse r. Mercer is now occupy
ing the editorial chair in the office of
the Fitzgerald Enterprise If the
Enterprise does not succeed under such
able management, we will question the
enterprise Of Fitzgerald ciLizenry."-
Forsyth Chornicle.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

"The Fitzgerald Enterprise is a new
seven column paper published at E'itz-
gerald with j. E. Mercer as editor 1t
IS well edited and one of the neatpst
Reeklie8 that comes to the call office :"
-COrdele Morning Gail.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

Prof. Rufus Clark, of the norm
'chool of Winchester, Tenn. said: 81
IAN go through this school and put m
hand on every boy that uses tobacco
for he shows it in his face: ana, if an
In doubt, I can prove my surmise h,
looking at his recitation cards"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
Otligr wise.

I'm his salutatpry the editor of
the Fitzgerald Enterprise says:
This paper will be democratic in
politics, orthodox in religion and
ht HI in all things The
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.

owe want correspondent in every neigh
Dor Of Che county,
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

A prominent physici IN of San Fran
'iSo says: Beyond question the DO,
who smokes cigarettes stunts hi.
growth and WI ecks his nerves long he.
fore he reaches manhood. Tobacco i,
doing more mischief to the physica
condition of our people than anything
else"
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

10 Pounds of Raisins,
10 Pounds of Rice.
70 Pounds of Crackers,
100 Bars of Soap,
3 Twelve-pound Turkeys,
Quarts Of Cranberries,
10 Bunches of Celery,
10 Pounds of Prunes.
4 Dozen Oranges,
10 Pounds of Mixed Nuts.
. As those given to the beer habit are
largely OF the poorer classes or thost
who can least afford the cost and whc
are most frequently in need of tn,
necessities of life this should BIZ ,
strong argument in favor of an itnmed
late exchange or a more temperate
ife Elk.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
THE EMPIRE STORIES too b1sv

selling goods CHEAP, and ar
ranging the1rnew goods which,
arrived this week, to give a
list Of Bargains. When we get
thirty minutes spare time, a
list of astonishing figures will
appear in this space.
T. S. PRICE & G
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

a a.os' e3tz 8aFy one we have
Eyer reaFsdsl one by New Hamn-
snlre connern in wiki *~
0Sed =.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
THE ''C0RNER" SALOON,
RI: PARIS. MANAGER.

Inc largest and est assorted stock of Whistles to be
tound IN South Georgia. Among our brands are Lewis
90 and Paul Jones, Hunter Baltimore Rye "cour Aces"
ana many other leading brands Everything know to the
Whiskey trade.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

"a great corporation compose d
OF eastern a:s capitalist who control
s 'as3 cry a
n 70 f1sf
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

49, V1O0to 49, q \ "a
begun in these columSSss
result OF this effort the stree S At
night are not only. ferhidd
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
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eES n
--o-~0-o-0-~O~-~-
lat any should
thods of woman's
rid over; to per-
EGlge, and educate
Ut line.
~ promise, God
al I'll distilled, fer
Wincluding wine,
Employ all proper
e of and traffic in
s19'a'
me, organize.
educational,
rHrest of the W C.
responsible for the
FTIE Z. HALL, ed
from drinking
can keep my
to the fall or
man. l am my
v at the point
He shall not BE-
enough of the
! for him every
3 prohibitory law
ing public senti
ate public sen i
pidlJ as by doing
u
q I |
\ the front with a
g the docking" OF
u should be. 1t il
y where there are
IS for q horses tail.
Ne church in Colo
work go on until |
pd shall be pro
oensed drunkard |
Ind for coal ard
eeef,. Tor SHOES
ID pictures,
as all the
Ever make it
ts they pray
Ay with their
s oooo~aroe
b SAD ,1oss
to thhr~, sSS |
md light rent.
spenses and you
expense Whn |
& and who foote |
Tie greater por
tets Of men lily |
county. Take |
It's to run the
Wy and spend |
pes and rea |
de woul |
mo now spent |
Hancially, and
aorslly. We are
e patient who
Is body after it
blood and theyi
sginingt that
EE
ourse
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09
ROANOKE REMARKS.

Gu" school is progressing nicely with
Miss Daisy Hutchins as tetchcr.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

E prohibitory law
ing public senti
late public sen i
FpidlJ as by doing
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

/ from drinking
| can keep my
, to tie fall or
man. l am my
y at the point
He shall not BE-
! enough of the
3 for him every
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

1rest of the w C.
responsible for the
ETIE q. HALL, ed
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

-~~~-~O-~N~~-
bat any should
|thods of woman's
rid over; to per-
dge, and educate
! - line.
3 y promise, God
all distilled, fer
including wine.
|nploy all proper
e of and traffic in
STA
ma ORGANIZE
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1903-01-09

the front with a
hg the docking" OF
u should be. 1t il
J where there are
) for a horses tail.
le church in Colo
york go on until
Gnd shall be pro
oonsed drunkard
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27
Nous recevOns de bonnes
nouveIIes de pOrcgon. La,

nouVeIIes de POre9On. La,
CONNIE partout, CO grand, vieux
remede d'herbe suisse, le Novoro
du DR.. Pierre, tient So place. Ma
dame M. M. WaItner, a Goshen,
Oregon, est un nouveau t6moin q
aiouler aux miller d'autres qui vi
vent pour atteste1 ses m6rites. Ma
dame Waltner 6crit: Gle Novoro
du DR.. Pierre fut une grande be-
n6d1ction pour nous. J'etait mala-
de depuis bien des ann6es, souf-
frant dune maladie de matrice
avec toutes ses complications. Pour
aiouter un surcro15 mon NAL j'eus
la Grippe.Je fus 81 abattue que j'e-
tais incapable de quitter mon lit.
Aussit6t que j'eus pris du Novoro
du DR.. Pierre je commencal a aller
mieux ct fus vite capable de pou-
voir vaquer de nous eau q mes oc-
cupations domestlques.
Notre aimee, une file de neuf
ans, await soufert plus ou moins
de rhumatismes depuis Page de
trois ans. II para1t qu'elle contrac-
ia CO NAL d la suite dun severe re
froidissement. Ellie prit aussi le
Novoro let est beaucoup mieux"
N6anmoins le Novoro du DIR. Pier
re- nest pas une medicine de phar-
macie. souyenez-vous de ceci. Ii
ne peut etre obtenu que d'agents
locaux r6guliers settlement ou di-
rectement du propri6taire, ie DR.,
Peter Fahrney, liz ll4 So. Hoyne
Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27

"A Ragged Hero, une piece
r6alistiqus de la vie de famille
dams la Nouvelle Angleterre, 6ma-
nant de NJ. j. Fielding ct qui sera
repr6sent6e au Bijou la semaine
prochaine prouv6 6tre le plus
grand success melodramatique de la
saison derni4re. CONNIE le titre
l'indique, le hero de la piece est
un vagabond mais enforcement
different du type ordinaire de thea
tre. Malgr6 un air abandonn6 ct
n6glig6 cause par l'ivrognerie il
possede n6anmoins des traits dune
naissance distingu6e. II gagne sa
reputation de hero en- sauvant une
petite file dune residence de fer
me en- feu.
Ne manquez pas d'aller voir Get
to jolie piece au Bijou la semaine
prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27
Au LYcEUM

La piece qui sera jou6e la Sc
maine prochaine au Lyceum COM
mencant dimanche soir ct aux ma
tinees r6gulieres, sera la grande
histoire de la vie russo par le CON-
to Leo TolstoI. Cette piece est in
titul6e Resurrection.
La troupe Ferris a fait un effort
pour en- faire la meilleure produc-
ton de cette saison, ct M. Ferris,
g6rant, a fait un voyage special d
New York pour y voir la piece
jou6e par Blanche Walsh, au Vic
toria ct y obtenu tous les details
concernant la mise en- scene ct les
costumes. Cette belle historic de
la Resurrection aacquis une r6pu-
tation universelle. En- France, en-
Italie, en- Allemagne ct en- Autri-
che, Resurrection a etc mis- en- dra-
me ct est tres populaire.
II ny a null doute que SO popula-
rite ne perdra rien entire les mains
de la troupe Ferris qui a tant de
success depuis le debut de la sal
son.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27
BTATS-UNlS

Haverhill, Mass. Ber-
nier a etc arret6 pour voies de fait
sur sa femme, qui venait de subir
une operation. Ellie est morte des
suites de ce maltraitement.
Franklin, N.-H.-Elise, femme
de Richard Dercuin, Went de don
ner naissance a son vingtieme en-
FAINT.
Mgr Williams Went d'autori-
ser la fondation dune nouvelle pa
roisse canadienne q Amesbury,
Mass. NJ. pabb6 Labossiere, vicai-
re actuel de Newburyport, en- sera
le premier cure.
New York,-Il est arrive lei, q
bord du "St. Paul., le g6ant fran
gals Camille Hugo engage par
Barnum ct Bailey pour leur cir
que du Madison Square Garden.
M. Hugo mesure 8 pieds ct Z
pouces de stature ct pese 502 Ii
vres.
New-london, Ct.-Six person
nes ont perdu la vie en- autant
quill est connu ct huit autres ont
6t6 bless6es grievement dams une
collision qui est arriv6e entire le
Plymouth de la compegnie de Ia
vigation de Fall River ct le City
of Taunton.
Fall R1ver,- Nine Angelo Cha
bot, ag6e de A ans, mieux connue
sous le nom de Angelo Tremblay,
a etc trouv6e morte, au march6 q
poisson Beauregard. Ellie a, d'a-
pres les apparences, 6t6 assassi-
nee. Ellie await la gorge coup6e
dune oreille q l'autre. Son mari,
Am6d6e Chabot, est recherche
par Ia police.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27
Blanchards Eczema Lotion

Ne continuez pas q soutfrir de
n. aides de la peau, de boutons
sur la figure ct de demangeaisons
uuand la t'Blanchards Eczema Lo-
ton" peut vous gu6rir. De 3a 9
applications donnent de bons re-
sultats. Ce RENE le est une solution
sp6cifque qui d6eruit les PARISHES
coutagieux ou non-contagieux, les
microbes ct les germes qui SO trou-
vent sui Fla peau. En- d6truisant ces
germes il gu6rit toutes les formes
d'6ruptions ct de d6sordres on ma
ladies de la peau, form6s par des
causes internes ou externes. Bou-
teille de 6 onces $1.0O, de IL onces
$500. LIE professeur Blanchard
dome des traitements gratis q ses
patients. Allez 10 visiter ou 6 ;riez,
lui au No 424 Ave nue. Nicollet
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-03-27
Chooses ct Autr0S

| Nous saluons avec plaisir la can
! didature de M. Ernest Thibault
marchand-6picier, qui Went d'etr
choisi sans opposition au post'
d'6chevin de la munici palit6 d.
Lake Linden, Michigan, en- rem
placement de M. Trem6 Bellehu
meur, d6missionnaire. M. Thibaul
est un des jeunes de marque e
d'avenir. Ii est un des directeurl
g6n6raux de pUnion des Societies
Condolences FRANCHISES catholi'
ques des Etats- Unls.
Une d6peche de Washington
dit que Mgr Ireland ne sera pro.
bablement pas cree cardinal au
consistoire du mois proclaim, W
quill en- auralt 6te notif6 avant ce
jour.
La d6peche ajoute que le Vati.
tican est m6content contre lui par.
ce, que a diverses reprises, il aurait
! exprim6 publiquement des OPT
Mons hostiles aux ordras religious
des lies Philippines.
Les d6mocrates songeraient q
]eter les yeux sur M. David r
Francis, ex-gouverneur du Nilsson.
ri, CONNIE candidat aux elections
pr6dentielles. Fan proclaim. M
Francis est sans conteste l'hom-
me le plus populaire du Missouri,
Gouverneur de lEtat pendant qua.
tre ann6es, il fut appel6 ensuite
a faire partie du cabinet du presi-
dent Cleveland, en- qualit6 de se-
cr6taire de lint6rieur.
M. D. r. Francis est lie pr6si
dent de la compagnie de pExposi.
tion ue St-Louis. Sa fortune est
port6e cinq ou six millions.
Un nouveau steamer 6norme,
KAISER Wilhem H., de la l]gne
allemande fera son premier voya-
ge q New Y ork au commencement
d'avril. II mesure 706 pieds 6 pou-
ces de longueur ct 72 pieds de lar
geur; son tonnage est de 10000
tonnes. Ses machines ont la force
de 10000 chevaux-vapeur ct elles
lui imprlmeront une vltesse de "a
q "a l.2 neuds q l'heure.
LIE "Kaiser Wilhelm H. a ete
lance lie IL aout 1902 a Stettln, en-
presence de pempereur G uillaume.
C'est le paquebot le plus long qui
ait encore etc construit. Ii peut
transporter $500 passengers, tout
en- leur Dormant le plus de con-
fort possible.
La chirurgie est celui des arts
Oh @ dernier steele e1cella, ct en-
ce uui la concerne la science. ma
pas fait faillite. Jamais on ne tran
cha les difficulties de la maladie
avec plus de dext6rit6 ct jamais
des gestes plus s1rs, en- meme
temps qu'6l6gants, mont manic les
scalpels.
! Crises par le success de leurs al
mables operations, les chirurgieus
ne connaissent plus le doute. L'un
! d'eux, ct NOE des moindres, nourrit
le ferme espoir, en- ce moment, de
taire parler les chiens. II suffira,
pense-t-il, d'op6rer, en- leur goslel
d6fectueux quelques petites retou-
ohes au bistouri.
Done, les affectueux quadrupe.
| des Que nous aimons cesseront Ia.
boyer pour polir des phrases ct
| ia1,nor dos n6rindaa
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de Frontenac, le nouveau gouver-

de Frontenac, le nouveau gouver-
neur general, qul Sc rendit pour
Get ob]et sur les lieux Oh est la vii
les de Kingston aujourd'hui. Lin
fuence iroquoise-hollandaise
glaise sen trouva gen6e-mais
cinq ou six ans plus tard les Cling
Nations ravageaient de plus belle
les torres du lac Michigan.
Do cote du nord, la situation
6tait perdue, car Chouart ct Radis-
son entraient dams la baie Jamer
sur des vaisseaux anglais.
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