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Eel CATALAN"
Confiteria Y Reposterfa.
De Angelst HsFmanOs.

PArticipamOs al p6blico qua scaba-
mos de inRugurar an labOratOrio de
Dulcerla en- Ia calle de Rafael CorderO
no IA y podemos servir cualquier en-
cargo en- dicho ramO con prontitud =
economfa.
Diarismente encontrar6n pasteles ca
lientes las 8 de IR mafiana de mama
ma. crema. melocot6n y otras muchas
clases de dulces.
Despscho: Gale de San Jose no II.
Turrones espafioles Y del pals, y los
sin rival carameIos del pals.
Dcbre IA. 1904. 15v.s
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CURA elRlNTIzl0A PARA LAS ALMORAAAs.

Simples sangrantes; exteriores con pi-
cazon, Si no cura no pague: Los boticarios
estan autorizados por los manufacturers del
UNGUENTO DE PAZOsa devolver el dinero
81 la medicina deja de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico. Los ca
SOS ordinarios Sc curan en- seis dias, los rebel
des, en- catorce. Una aplicaci6n da alivio y
sosiego La picaz6n Sc calma instantanea-
mente. Es un nuevo descubrimiento el
inico que Sc ofrece con una garantia positi-
va.
81 ell boticario no la tiene Sc 10 enviaremos
de aqui 81 recibir sellos de correos equiyalen-
do la carta PARIS MEDICINE CO., St.
Louis, Mo, e. U de A., fabricantes de las
PASTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO-
QUININA, 81 c6lebre remedio para los re-
friRdos
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TraVssuras que .nsrsesn careaI.

Un limpiabotas fuG condenado por
el Juez Bazan & 80 dias de c6rcel.
El impiabotas entretenfase en- man
char con un bate las paredes de Ia Ca
tedraI. hacienda que Ia peIota botase y
rebotase sobre dichas paredes.
Como aqu6l edifieio ACADIA de ser pin
tsdo, Ia obra del limpiabotas, POGO
artfstics. no gust6 como era natural &
un guardia, que detuvo al muchscho.
denunciando el hecho.
Nos porece que esas travesuras me-
recen ell castigO que ell Juez Bazan inn
puso al limpiabotas.
Y en- este hecho deben fjarse los
que, por maIdad, POGO de pintarse
un edificio. se entretienen en- manchar-
Ie; maldad en- la que sueIen incurrir
chiquillos que deben ser prayenidos
por sus padres.
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INTERESANTE

Con el empleo de las PASTILLAS
ANTURICAS del DR.. LEROY no
sOlamente Sc cura Is dispepcia, sino
quo desaparesen tambien Ia fermenta-
ci6n 8 acidez del est6msgo, Ia fetidez
del aliento, loe dolores g6stricos 6 in
testinales y Ia inapetencia, que, como
es sabidO, perjudican gravemente Ia
nutricion.
Mediante Ia acci6n curativa de las
Pastillas Anturicas desaparece radical,
mente ID dispepsia con todos sus sfnto-
mas sea cual fuese el tipo 6 carScter
de aquelIcs.
De venta entodas las boticas. D.
nE[ CATALAN"
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1EsTA listed cIEGoq

Por medic de nuestro nuevo metodo cura-
mos toda clase de enfermedades de los ojos,
por vieia que sea. 0iOs d566SIes Ss1IGneGdOs,
"a cGtGrGtG q cegatsdGd total, todo volvera scr
curado dentro de POGO. BSSQi0s c9tTGd0S TG-
dScaL ODerGcSOnes no na6S asecesGTSGs. Pocos
gastos. Escrfbanse pormenores. DiriianBe
81 Institute OcUESsticO OtOpdticO.
S.26S Gever Ave .,St. LOUS, no, U. s. A
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DIR. LOPEZ ANToNdteRd1.

MEDICO CIRUJANO.-ofrece sus servi-
clos profecionales Gale de la Cruz no 5,
Telefono no 153. Horas de consulta: Ofce
hours De II IL a. m. de 3p. M.
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CONSEJo A LAS MADRES. - FL jarabe calmante
de Ia sehora Wnsow debe nsarse sempre que los nifos
eEtan el periodic de la den c6n PrOporciona alyo
Immediate al pequeho pacente, produce un sueho ma
tural tranquilo, avia y dolor 81 angelic despera
muy aleRrs rs nuy aRradahle al paladar, calma
al nho ahlanda encins, aliva Dolores hace f.
Giles las funcionas del estomago regua los intsstnos
venga ssa de la dentic6n de cualquera otEa causa.
T6naasa mucho cudado pedir el "Jarabe Camante
de IL Sefora Miaslow's es q msior de todoes
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Y eS un remedio exceIente para las
Toses, Resfriados, Tisls, PuImonia,
PulmOnes GebilltadOs. Debilldad
general, Perdida de Carnes y fOdas
las Enfermedades extenuantes.
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Todos los paquetes 8 carga
confados 4 nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, y Sc remitiran
q los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que Sc deseen en-
War por expreso, en- los vapo-
res de la N. Y. & P. r. S. is.
Co, SCoamos y <Ponce> deben
ser entregados los lunes hasta
las 10 de la manana, y los que
vayan en- los de la xRed d. has
Ia las 2 de la tarde los martes.
San Justo A. c. BURsIAN.
AdmiMiStrQdor.
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HTE CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES

Cargadores y remitentes para
todos los lugares de los Estados
Unidos, Europa y vice-versa.
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RICHARD ], BIGGS

PROF6SOR P6 tNGE6S
etuan 40. Apartado, 435
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Sc pADEoz De AlmOrranas

pudera
o
TOS, Ell maraviloso
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Estados Unides de America. |
81 Presidente de los Estados |
Unidos.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-03-12

MOTT gro many mixtures, made Ia
inai--tl9- Of baking powder, which tho
prG-c2. VIII avoid. They are lower IN
prise lha1 cream OF tartar pow
de-. hut they are made from alum.
a1i a. dangerous % Use n food
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War on the English.

America has been insulted. We
will ask an indemnity and if refused
will shoulder arms. Some of my
neighbors have been badly damaged
and cruelty insulted in the past two
weeks, and some of US have already
registered a long list of threats.
One Of my ueighbors lost all his
early peas. They were cut off at
the ground. Some have lost their
beds of mustard, and l have been
damaged to a great extent by those
English sparrows cutting of the
fruit buds. If the mayor will per-
NIT it and put fighting clothes on US
we can defend ourselves, and | am
willing 10 act as captain of the com
pany. Let Us hear from others.
one Across the Greek
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Pc r S 0 ~ A l. S

}. NJ. Chapman OF Ennis was in
the city today.
Mrs. Fount Ray and little daugh-
ter of Italy arrived this morning to
visit relatives.
Hon. NJ. H. Gossett and Attorney
Lee Stroud of Kaufman were in the
city last night.
Hon. Lee Blanchett of Beaumont,
candidate for state comptroller,
was in the city today.
J. f. Powell, young man of the
Red Oak community, was a pleas
ant caller at this office today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Buie of Au-
burn are visiting the family Of their
son w. J. Buie, on West Main St.
Mrs. T. A. Ferris, Mrs j w Fer
ris and Miss Katie Porter went to
Dallas this morning to spend the
day with relatives and friends.
J. s. NcEldowuey, chairman of
the republican executive committee
of the fifth congressional district,
came down from Midlothian last
night to attend the republican coun-
ty convention today.
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

Nlth LOCAL APPLICANT ONs, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease, G9tarrh is blood
or constitutional al and 10 ORDER TO cure it
yOu must take Internal remedies. Hall GAfarrh
IRE Is taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls CatAFrh
Cure is not quAek medistne. & wa pFescv bed
By one Of the best physicians IN this eoaaffy for
years, aud IS a regular prescription II Is com
posed Of the best tontcs kn0&n, combined vita
The best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
Mucous surfaces Tie perfect combination Of
The tao ingredients IS what produces saeh VOC
derfui results ln curing Catarfh
-end Tor testimonials free
sold BY Druggists. T5e
Halls Family Pills aFsI be best.
y. j. CHENEY q CO. Props. r0iedo D.
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A number OF sanitarians OF emf
uence at recent conference In
New York, decided that the mosqui-
Co could be exterminated. 1t Is not
not likely, however, that much will
be accomplished ia this direction
during the summer Of 1904 in Waxa-
haehie, Hence, screens will still be-
fashion able. Besides there are the
flies. Forrest 4 Madison will put
up your screens, Elm 81, opposite
city Hail If
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Foley " Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as throat and lung
remedy, and on account Of the
great merit and popularity Of Fo-
ley : Honey and Tar many jmita-
tons are offered for the genuine.
Ask for Foley's Honey and Tar and
refuse any substitute offered as no
other preparation will give the same
satisfaction. 1t ia mildly laxative.
1t contains no opiates and Is safest
for children and delicate persons
Sold by Il W. Fearis,
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Election Order.

Whereas, The city couRcil Of the
city Of WaxahAchie, deems IL advis-
able to issue bonds of said city for
the purpose herein after mentioned:
Therefore, il is hereby ordered by
the city council Of said city that an
election be held on the trst day
Of April, 1904, at which election the
following proposition shall be sub
mitted
Shall the city council Of the city
of Waxah ACHE, Texas, be author
ICED To issue the bonds Of said city
In the sum Of twenty five thousand
81, 10000 dollars, pay able ia fortv
years after date, with option of
rsdeeming same at any time after
ten years from date, bearing inter
est at the rate or five per cent per
annum, pay able semi-anuuai ally and
to levy "a tax sufficient To pay the
Interest ON said bonds and create "a
sinking fund sufficient To redeem
them at maturity for the purpose Of
permanent Improvement OF the sys-
tenn OF water works within the cor
poTate limits Of the city OF Waxa-
haehie, Texas.
Said election shall be held at the
usual voting places ia said city, via:
Ward number one, at Wyatt's OF
fee on East Main street; ward
number two, at v. TFippettS gro
Gerry store on College street, ward
number three, at City Hall OF said
city on West Main street; aud the
following named persons are hereby
appointed managers of said election
Ward number one, j n. Wyatt;
ward number two, l.. II. Peters;
ward number three, j L, ON.
said election shall be- held under
the provisions OF Chapter la9, Acts
of the 18th Legislature, laws lS9g,
and only qualified voters, who are
property tax payers of said city,
shall be allowed To vote and ell vot-
ers desiring To support the PROPOSE
ton TO issue bonds, shall have
printed on their ballots the words
For che issuance OF bond" aud
those opposed shall have printed on
their ballots the words Against the
issuance Of bonds" fhe manner Of
holding said election shall be gov
srnsd by the laws of the state regn-
iating general cleo lions.
A copy of thIa order aligned BY the
maoyr of said city shall serve as
proper notice Of aald election aud
lhs mayor ~ directed 90 cause said
NOTES 10 be- pasted up at the places
eslgn aEed for holding said eleetlon,
and by publishing ia . newspaper a.
least twenty days prior "a the date
II aAid election.
30l w. j.. n. Hoas, Mayor.
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crops IN WEST TEXAS
Land In Crosby County Is Fer
tile and Produces Well.


Emma Texas, March 6.-Some
time last fall my boys and decided
to take Horace Greeley's advice,
$50 West, young man, go West"
So on December 10Th we gathered
together camping outfit, loaded 1t
into our wagon and started. We
crossed the Sahara Desert, the
Rocky Mountains, the Valley of the
Nile; passed in sight of the Alps,
and in twelve days from starting,
found ourselves in Emma, the coun-
ty seat of Crosby county. Up hills
nearly all the way from Ellis coun
ty. We climbed fifteen mountains
in one single day, and did not come
down single one, Had no use for
our wagon brake coming out, but
would need two going the other way.
The winter so far has been very
fine on cattle. Grass is good and
cattle generally fat. l have bought
since coming here about $50 head of
young steers, and half of them
would make tolerablv good beef.
think | shall like the Plains very
much 1t Is now the best stock,
farming country l know of. No
trouble to raise fifteen to thirty five
dollars worth of feed stuff to the
acre, and one man can plant and
cultivate $50 to 200 acres. This land
produces as well the first year as
ever after, and all that is necessary
is to break and plant. One man gave
81 600 for a section of land, and made
enough on so acre S the first year 10
pay for the whole section. Gao acres.
This promises to be q fine cotton
country, One-third to one-half bale
has been made by every one who
has tried it. Any one man can cul-
tivate 100 acres in cotton. Land is
worth $500 to $500 per acre, accord
ing to location. All the land is
alike. About twenty-five counties
constitute the Plains, and absolutely
all could be put in cultivation,
Water, inexhau stible, can be had
at 40 to $50 feet, and the best | ever
drank. My advice to Ellis county
friends is, IL YOU have good home,
stay with it. You don't need to 20
anywhere. But if you are renter,
fail to see the prudence
of remaining there when you
pay enough rent every year,
to bay the land here. Feed crops
are as certain here as corn aud cot
ton ever was there. No one has
dared presume that the boil weeviI
will ever infest this Plains country.
The altitude is too great.
We are not so far from the rail-
road now, lonly 40 miles bat in the
near future we expect 10 have one
closer by.
Emma needs tirst-class boot
maker One could do well here.
Nearly every boy and man wears
boots, and all prefer shop made.
A good band could easily be or
ganized here If we only had teach
er. A good music teacher could get
all he or she could do. Any one
wishing further information can
write me for same.
In about two weeks wife and babies
will be home, and then IN batch no
more,
So many Ellis county friends
asked me 10 write them, and As ev-
erybody reads the Light and Enter
prise, / thought best To write them
thus. So this letter is intended espe-
cially for them.
Yours truly,
II D. ROSsEK.
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Cnred Consumption

Mrs. h. w. Evans, Clearwater,
h an, writes My husband lag siek
tor three months The doctors said
he had quick consumption. We pro-
cured = bottle ~ hAllaEd'a HaFe-
haund syrup, ana u cared hlm.
That waa atx ysaTa aa0 and alnee
then ws have always kspg = bottle
Ia the haa8@ Wa emnnat "a wlth-
ont t. kaF eangha aaa colds Il hAa
40 equal" Ale, 0a aud 81 "a sail
b. Hood d MaFlin
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Gives Health, Vigor and Tone.

Herbiue is boon for sufferers
from aneamia. BY It's use the blood
is quickly regenerated and the color
becomes normal, The dropping
strength is revived, The lauguor Is
diminished. Health, gor and tone
predominate. New life and happy
activity results. Mrs. Belle h.
Shlrel, Middlesbour0ugh Ills.
writes II have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood and
nave found nothing % benefit me
like Hsrbine. I hops nsver TO be-
without IL. have wished that
had known of Il 10 my husbands
lifetime Sle, sold by Hood 4
Martin.
Mr.. Overstreet, an aged aud re-
speeted citizen OF Ray, who has
been In poor health the past six
months, had sufficiently recovered
to come 30 town yesterday in biz
buggy tie was accompanied by
Mrs, OverstFeet Mr.. diversified 10
ane Of ths early settlers of Ellls
county aud . an henoFed aud high
h esteemed eitizen, tie has many
friends wbo will BIO pleased 30 learn
thai hs has about regainsd his
health.
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Mere Rlels.

Disturbances ~ strikers are noa
nearly 80 grave as al tndivlau Nj
disorder Of the system. uvaFwoFk,
laas of aie@p, naGv0as tetssaaa will
u followed by after collapse. unlaaa
! reliable remedy lie immediately
employed. There's nathlaM SO eatl=
elenE ca cure disorders Of tbs Liver
ana Kidneys - Electric HltaaEms
ia 4 wonderful laule. and affaettve
aarvtua aud tha greatest all aEaana
nladielna Toe Euu dawa ayakaMss ~
sliapala AaFs 0aanm@m. rheumatism
AaA Neuralgia aud aapaAa AAlarAM
zaHma. unly -, Aaa aaaI8EAetleh
saMKaaaaaa ~ fh0mAa a Meafe.
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With crushed trusts Pineapple,
Orange, Cherry, strawberry, Chloe
oiats, etc. lee cream every dAV
now, We are always ready TO serve
you. HERRING DMu0 60.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-04
Roosevelt

L'ex-s6nateur Marion Butler, de
la Caroline du Nord, qui fut une
fois president national du partl
Populiste, est aujourd'h hui un par
tisans ct IN admirateur du pr6si.
dent Roosevelt. Voicl ce gull dit de
lui dams une interview:
LIE president Roosevelt, dams
mon opinion, aura plus que la
Motto du vote populiste de CO
pays ct son vote d6mocratique Sc
ra certainement considerable. II
est erandement admire pour son
honnetet6 ct son Independence,
sans distinction de parts politl
ques. R6cemment, j'ai entendu un
vieux democratic de jackson dire
que Roosevelt est lie caract6re le
plus Independent ct la meilleure
Disqualification du v6ritable am6-
ricanisme dams la vie publique de-
puts Andrew jackson ct gull lie
supportera.
Un autre remarQue que Moose
velt peut faire des fautes, mails ce
sont affaires personnelles ct sill
commet jamais d'erreurs, il saura
les r6parer.
Ce sentiment a regard du pr6si-
dent Roosevelt pr6vaut par tout
lie pays au sein des classes indie
pendantes ct bien pensantes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-04
LIE Lion Britannique fat des
Ayances a I'OncIe Sam

Dams une communication non
oficielle au d6par.ement d'Etat,
lAngleterre demande aux Etats-
Unis s'ils seraient prets d la secon-
der dams une "contingence".
L'd6e de la Grande- Bretagne
est de s'assurer le concours des
Etats. Unis en- cas- de guerre avec
la Russie, bien que ses %journauz
r6p4tent que les Anglais ne fe-
raient qu'une bouch6e DIES Russes,
CONNIE lis ont fait nagu6re des
Beers.
LIE %secr6taire d'Etat Hay est tres
perplexe en- presence de cette com.
munication Une reponse do ga
part pourait, en- effet engager lie
pays q faire cause commune avec
PAngleterre dams IN confit arme
contre l'empire moscovite.
Les diplomates pensent genera
cement que 81 un tel conflt Celia
TAFT, l'Angleterre, les Etats- Unis ct
le Japon sc trouveralent bient0! q
combattre la France, l'Allemagne
ct la Russie.
Ce serait Ia une terrible catastro-
phe pour le monde civilise.
Les amis de lAngleterre esp6-
rent que M. Hay r6pondra favora-
Element a la note anglaise, bien
que dune maniere non%-oficielle;
mails les Amer1cains clairvoyants
qui Sc rappellent le discours d'a-
dieu de Washington ont horreur
DIES alliances c~ompromettantes.
Ces amls. de la R6publ1que
avant tout ne voient pas CO que
nous avons q voir dams les dif6-
rends de PAngleterre avec les
autres% puissances.
Ga Grande- Bretagne est une
%puissance capable de Sc d6fendre
seule; ct ST ellie ne Fest pas, ses
journaux ct la presse anglophile
des. Etats- Unis sont bien from
peurs.
D'autre part, on GRANT que 81 le
d6partement d'Etat r6pondait aux
avances du gouvernement anglais,
r6lectlon du president Roosevelt
serait gravement compromise,
Giant dome le p%uissant appoint
sur lequel IL compile cette aimee
parmi les citoyens d'origine irlan-
daise, allemande ct FRANCHISE.
Les Etats- Unls ne doivent pas
copclure d'alliance avec a ,cune
pursuance europ6enne, ct le parti
qui violerait cette tradition natio-
male ne resterait pas longtemps au
pouvoir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-04
CANADA

Monticello. F. A. Urevier,
conducteur sur le r6seau du Grand
Tronc, Went d'envoyer ga lettre de
d6mission, apres cinquante ans de
, servlses.
St-Jean, N. B.-La fcudre mis-
le feu q l6gllse de l'Assomptlon, q
Carleton.
Les pertes sont estim6es q $43,-
600. Assurances, $4,000.
La Chambre de Commerce
du district de Montreal a vote re.
comment des fonds pour alder q
l'Association D6cimade de Ia
Grande-B retagne q propager l'id6e
ct les avantages du systA me me
trique.
Ottawa, Ont.-Pierre LtHeu
reux habite q environ quatre miles
de Fort Coulonge, dams le comte
de Pontiac. ii est age de SO ans e,
fait encore son train, sur ga ferme
tous les jours de l'ann6e. II est ma.
tiff de Chateauguay ct d6buta dams
la vie par les hivernements dams
les chantiers du haut de lOutaou.
ais.
Winnipeg-Un meurtre afro.
CO a etc commits lei. Robert W
Taylor, un charter, du quarter.
Quest. est entire dams les ,chambrel
des personnes de ga meison, te-
nant dune main une lampe ct dc
l'autre une hache couverte de sang
ct a annonc6 quill await tue Sc
femme.
Les gems de la maison ont trou.
We Nine Taylor couch6e sur un So
ia dams "a chambre, complement
v6tue.
Ellie await la tete fendue ct 6tai'
morte.
st Michel DIES Saints-Remi
Bellerose, de St. Michel des Saints
ct o gendre M. Avila Narcotic
qui font chantier sur lie lac Pro.
teau, s'occupaient q transporter
DIES wires q leur chantier.
Or, suivant Ihabitude NM. Bel.
lerose ct Narcotic avaient charge
une grande chaloupe de provi.
sions, lorsqu' arrives au milieu du
lac, par un faux movement pro.
bablement, l'eau envahit la cha
loupe trop charg6e qui coula
fond.
M. Narcotic disparut sans me.
me avoir le temps de pousser ur
cri.
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lie Juee Brooks

L'Hon. Frank @. Brooks est ju.
qe du Comt6 d'lfennepin depuis
six ans. Bien qu'sfili6 au parti de-
mocrate, en- minorit6 dams CO dis
trict, ses capacities CONNIE avocat,
ct son caractere 6lev6 lui valurent
une belle majorit6 aux derni6res
elections. REINSTATEMENT nomm6
par les d6mocrates, il a tellement
bien rempli les devoirs importants
de ia haute position que les cleo,
teurs sans distinction de parti sac
cordent a lui d6cerner la paine
CONNIE JUICE int6gre ct dormant lie
plus de satisfaction, ct SO propo-
sent de lui continuer leur confan.
&c.
LIE ]uge Brooks est consid6re
Pun DIES meilleurs JUICE du MinEe-
sofa. II est estim6 ct .respecter par
ses confr4res ct lie barreau. Mo-
deste. savant jurlsconsulte, pa.
tient ct dun abord facile, il inspi:
re lie respect ct Ia contlance de
tous ceux qul viennent en- contact
avec lui.
LIE soin minitleux quill apporte
aux causes plaid6es devant lui fat
qu'on en- appelle rarement de ses
decisions ct que celles-ci sont
presque toujours appuy6s par la
Cour Supreme.
II est en- favour dune magistra-
ture ind6pendante DIES parts poll
tiques. Ayant r6sign6, il y a quatre
ans, en- favour du present JUICE en-
chef republican,, cette action lui
m6rite l'appai de tous les r6publi-
Gains qui partagent ses id6es sur
&c point.
lie ]uge Brooks est en- toute
probalit6 assure de P6lection,
mails sa majorit6 devrait etre as
SEE forte pour prouver que les re-
publicains reconnalssent les servi-
ces publics quill a 81 bien accom-
pills,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-04
EN- COUR

Joseph Guillemette a comparu
devant lie greffer de la cour, pour
r6pondre q une accusation de
meurtre, assermertee par le chef
de police Dodge. Cette accusation
nest qu'une simple fornalit6 de
la loi qui permettra aux autorit6s
de retenir leur %prisonnler.
M. Guillemette q protest6 de
son innocence ct le process pr6li-
minaire a etc renvoy6 q huit jours.
M. Guillemette a etc conduit q
Cranston pour attendre l'arriv6e
du sheriff Sullivan.
Nine Guillemette, nous dit-on,
doit consul tier un avocat.