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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-27
Prominent Man Dies.

London, December 26.-John Mckenzie
Bacon. lecturer, scientist and aeronaut,
died at Coldash, Newbury of pleurisy.
He was born In 1876.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind bleeding or protrudins
piles. Your druggist will refund money
if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure you
in 6 to IA days. &C.,
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AGED Man Dies.

Madison. Ga. December 26-Hon.
Joel Abbott Billups, moderator of the
Presbyterian synod of Georgia, died at
his home here today, aged n.
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TO CURE A COLD in ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bron-, Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
to cure. e. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
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ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE JEFFERSON.

wednesday night-Frank Daniels
in 1.-The Office Boy"
Friday matinee and night-"A
Girl From Dixie"
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ATTHE BIJou.

; All the week, with matinees
; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
; saturday.-"The Beauty Doctor"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22

gent est bien a moi ct j'ai le droit
den faire CO que je veux.
-Mais lis vous trompent, lis
mont jamais souffert les ennuis
qu'ils vous racontent! &c sont des
faiseurs
Quest ce que Ga fat; le motif
qu'lls invoquent est peut-Atre
faux, mails lis men ont pas moins
besoin de ces quelques pieces dor
qu'ils me demandent ct que je
veux leur bonner.
Tant bien que NAL, on sauvait
CO qu'on pouvait du naufrage, NAL
gre Louise Michel qui r6p6tait:
Ill me convent de bonner &c
que j'ai; ces gems Ia sont peut. etre
peu accommodates, mails la So
ci6t6 a 6t6 injuste vis-A-vis d'eux,
VOLTA tout.
Quoi gull en- soft, la curiosit6
provoqu6e pal la venue de Fora
-trice r6volutionnalre fut tres gran
de; ayant consult6 la feuille de To-
Grafton, j'y trouvaient les MONS DIES
danes de l'aristocratie parisienne
qui fr6quentaient alors assez vo-
lontlers chez Bodinier. Du reste,
lie programme n'avait rien pour les
efrayer; apr6s une causerle plu-
tot picturesque sur Louise Michel,
c~elle-ci lisait quelques unes de SOS
poesies, qui 6ta1ent, du reste. fort
applaudies.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22

II y a plus de catarrhe dams Get.
to partie du continent que de tou-
tes autres maladies ensemble ct
jusqu'a ces dernieres annees on lie
croyait incurable. Pendant nombre
d'ann6es les m6decins current que
c'6tait une maladie locale ct la
t~raiterent par des m6dlcaments To-
caux ct c'est q la suite de leurs in
success constants par lie traitement
local, qu'ils la d6clarerent incura-
BILE. La science a r6v6l6 que le ca
tarrhe est une maladie constitu-
tionnelle ct par consequent requ6-
raft un traitement constitutional.
Halls Catarrh Cure manufacture
par E. j. Cheney & Go Toledo
Ohio est lie seul remede constitu-
ionnel sur lie marche. On le prend
a l%'int6rieur en- doses de 10 EQUITIES
a one CUTLER a the. II agit directe-
ment sur lie sang ct les surfaces
muqueuses de l'6conomie. lis Of
trent cent dollars pour tout cas-
quill ne pourra gu6rir.
Demandez les clrculaires gra-
tbs.
Vendu par les droguistes 75cts.
Halls Family pills sont les
m%eilleures.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22
EUROPE

Berlin-On assure que lie roi
Alphonse visitera Berlin pendant
les deux premiere semaines du
mois de septembre proclaim. De Ia
il Sc rendra a Paris.
Lion mande de Rome qu'au
consistoire qui sera tenu au COM
mencement de JUN, il ne sera NOM
me que DIES cardlnanx italiens,
probablement trois. LIE pape auralt
dit quill serait inopportun de for
tifer la minorit6 6trang6re dams lie
sacr6 college, a cette minorite,
en- general, est hostile d la nouvel-
lie politique du Vatican qui cher
che a 6tablir de meilleures rela-
tions entire le Vatican ct le gou-
vernement italien.
Palerme-Le cardinal C6l6s1a,
archeveque de Palermo, est mort.
LIE cardinal J6r6mie Michel Ange
C6l6sia, archev6que de palermo,
en- Sicile, est ne en- cette vile lie Ii
janvier 1916. II appartient q la IA
mile DIES marquis de San Anto-
MO.
Devint procureur general de Ia
congregation b6n6diotine do Mont
Cassin. Pie TX le preconisa 6veque
de Patti le % mars 1860 ct lie NOM
ma archeveque de Palermo en- &C.
tobre 1871. Leon XIII lie cr6a car-
dinal, du titre de Saint Prlsque, le
10 novembre 1884, Dams lie consis-
toire de 1887, il sc d6slsta du titre
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22

vous dire le temps de toute une
saison. Je ne ]eur al ]amais de-
mand6 le temps quill ferait pen
dant toute l'ann6e. Je regrette de
ne pas l'avoir demand6, car je suis
quasi certain qu'ils me %lauraient
dit tout aussi facilement. II faudra
que je leur adresse le "Bard Bill',
sill devient loi. J'espere qu'ils
n'oublieront pas la petite gratltica-
ton pour l'int6ret que je leur por-
te.
j. E. G. Daoust, de la soci6t6
l.. z. Gauthier & Daoust, archi.
tectes de Montreal; 6tait d Duluth
la semaine derni4re. M VI. Gauthier
ct Daoust sont les architectes qui
ont fat les plans du nouveau pres
bytere ct de la nouvelle 6glise st
jean Baptlste don't la construction
dot c,mmencer prochainement.
L'6glise contera 100000 dollars Ut
sera dams lie style -byzan-
tin; le presbytere coutera lO,OOO
dollars.
EFT la glace couvre toujours le
lac SUPERIOR. aux environs de
Duluth. LIE temps est tres beau,
mails Immense champ de glace
du lac SUPERIOR refroidlt ]'atmos-
phere. LIE temps est cru. Cepen-
dant le soleil est chaud; mails bien-
tot, grace au travail du soleil, il va
Sc former DIES petits laos ct encore
un peu de temps la glace aura
complement disparu La naviga-
ton s'ouvrira. Il me semble que je
devrais, moi aussi, concourir pour
le prix du s6nateur Bard.
LA plus basse commission
pour la construction du prebyt6re
est de 7168 dollars; ellie est de
Laurent Dauplaise ct de Honor6
Michaud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22
ECHO DE EST
de st Prisque, pour prendre oelui
de st Marc.

de st Prisque, pour prendre celui
de st Marc.
Berlin-Le President des Etats-
Unis ct Mile Alice Roosevelt ont
etc mis- sur la scene a Berlin, au
theatre Metropole, Oh SO donnait
la premiere representation dune
boufonnerie grotesque intitul6e:
"Une aimee de folie'.
LIE president Roosevelt y parais-
salt en- costume de trough rider,
ct So file, Mile Alice. avec Fac
cent nasillard american, a beau
coup amus6 Resistance.
Mais la police est intervenue ct
a interdit lusage du nom de Roo
sevelt. La direction lui a substitute
alors lie nom de M. ct Mile Was
hington.
Paris-La d6mission du colonel
Marchand, lie h6ros de Fachoda,
est oficiellement confrm6e.
On l'explique, en- meme temps,
en- d6clarant qu'e[le nest pas due
au Acknowledgement qui lui aurait
etc cause par CO fait quill n'avait
pas 6t6 d6sign6 pour suivre les
operations de la guerre en- Extre-
me Orient, mails qu'elle 6ta1t mott
wee par CO fait que lie colonel ne
d6sirait pas reprendre du service
aux colonies apr4s son proclaim
marriage.
LIE public persiste dependant a
croire, en- general, que le colonel a
dome sa d6mission parce qu'on
ne lavait pas compris dams la mis-
sion franchise envoy6e en- Extre-
i, me Orient.
IL ne sera statue sur l'accepta-
ton de la d6mission que lorsqu'u-
ne entrevue aura gu lieu entire le
colonel Marchand ct le general
Andre, min1stre de la guerre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22
LE CHRIST H0RS La L0l

Jai dit au Crucifx en- tombant q genoux:
Pardon pour cette honte encor dams notre historic?
Nos infames tyrans font chass6 du pretoire,
LIE jour meme, Selgneur, Oh tn moura]s pour nous.
Cest une ignomin1e ct c'est un sacrllege.
Mals la tfagiqus image, innocent condamne
Peut- 6tre imEortunait d un remords obstlne
Les hldeux magistrats somnoant sur leur siege.
Je les al vus, alors qu'on trafuait devant eux,
Sur lie banc Oh s'assoient le voleur ct la file,
Les Moines ct les Sours. Ia sublime famllle
Les JUICES condamnaient mails lis etaient honteuX.
Or, ces hommes de qui chaque arret Sc tarife
Par quelque ruban rouge GU quelque avancement,
Won't Sc d6shonorer plus confortablement
Ton Sow enir Jesus ne gene plus Caiphe.
Quand on y %reaechit, c'est tres logique. An lieu
Du Christ, la Marianne 6talera son buste.
Quand la Justice est morte, il fault bann1r lie Juste.
La m6gere Sc Care Oh plat lHomme- Dieu.
H6las! celia Sc passe en- France, dams ia France!
Par ellie souviens-toi des gestes que tn fs.
Seigneur. car, ce matin, baisant ton cruclfx.
J'ai va plus dun Franea1s sanglotter de %souffrance.
Quot? L'avilissement DIES ames est-il tel
Qu'aucun cri de r6volte, aucun ne retentlsse,
Alors qu'on proscrit Dieu des chambres de Justice,
Avant de lie chaser, bientot, de son aute]?
Quol? Pas I'm chef qui nous entra1ne aux BONES taches?
Mais la foule joyeuse ct SO rue au plaisir.
Sera-t-il done 6crit que nous fdmes des laches?
Jesus, rends nous Pardeur des Chr6tiens dautrefois!
Toi qui fs cs martyrs que les fortunes folles
Nj la mort n'emp6chaient de briser les idoles,
Suscite des heros pour relever ia croia!
FRANCOIS COPPEE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22
TO ADVERTISERS,

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circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne 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, 1904-04-22
MONTREAL

-Adolphe Lacroix, age de Is
ans, domicili6 au No II rue Ste
Marguerite, a Gu une jamie brls6e
en- faisant une chute rue Queen.
II a 6t6 Transports a l'h0pital
General Oh la fracture a etc r6dui-
to.
IN. Table Charles La ROGUE,
ancien cnr6 de st Louis de Fran
ce, ct nomm6 r6cemment visiteur
des 6coles catalogues, est d6c6d6.
II 6tait ne a Bridgeport, Yer
mont, lie Is mai 1853, ct pretre de-
puts le rs Juliet 1878.
i. On .annonce la mort du Dr
Leon Vermette, a st Louis.
Durant 40 ans il a exerc6 sa
profession a st Janvier, district
de Terrebonne, ct a Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22

Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc., do1vent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE t QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable DIES idees ct opinions emises par
ses correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-04-22
GEO. E. FoRTIN, R6dacteur.
Sl3 New York Life Bldg.

Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
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BOudin.
La Central Provision

La Central Provision Company,
don't M. N. Latoureile est Fun DIES
propri6taires, annonce a sa nom
breuse clientele qu'elle aura tou-
jours un choix de boudin frais
tous les vendredi ct samedi. Ellie.
tient aussi un cholx ae v1andes
fra1ches, lard sale, graisse, lard ct
jambon anfum6s ct saucisse frai-
che ct enfum6e. Allez leur rendre
une visite ct vous vous convain-
cree de la sup6riosit6 de ses WAN
DIES ct de Sos has pr1x.
Telephone, East 90L2.
La longueur totale des re-
saux de chemins de fer au Japon
ne SLEEVE encore qua 1856 mil
les.
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Toutes correspondances doivenr
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-22
MOTHER AND CHILD

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SCOTS Emulsion is a food.
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AN EYE OPENER. NOT LIQUID.
Present to Republicans Who Looked
for Blackburn to Skin NeuIand.
Especial to News and Observer.)

tSpeclal to News and Observer
North Wilkesboro, Oct 21.-The
joint canvass of Messrs. Newland and
Blackburn in Wilkes this week Is
opening the eyes of the people. it
had been industriously circulated owe.
the county that Newland could not
hold a light" for Blackburn, in the
words of the Republicans.
The discussion at North Wilkesboro
last night was an eye-opener to every
body. There was a large crowd QUE,
with Soodly sprinkling of ladies'. The
discussion was opened by Mr.. New.
land. who spoke for an hour, and what
he did for Blackburn was enough =
The large audience applaude&- and
cheeTed every thrust he made at the
Drummer Boy and when he got
through punctuling him, his hide 1T
orally would not have held "shucks >
Blackburn was badly ratified, and
showed it plainly from the outset Of
his speech. when he undertook II
bully the crowd into silence. He spoke
i'm rambling. aimleSs way for forty
eight minutes when he succumbe6
leaving twelve minutes OF his time
unused.
Newland's reply was simply terrific
He went for II. Dispenser with gloves
off his ridicuIe and sarcasm was ter
rifle, and Blackburn writhed under Il
worse than a worm on live Goals.
Altogether it was a great time fol
Democrats. AT the close of the speak
ing one Republican told the writer
that he had come out to see Black
burn skin Newland as he had heard
IS he had been doing. but that the skin
ming was all done by the other man.
The Republicans here are badly
disappointed as a whole, while many
of them are glad that the Drummer
Boy is getting his deserts.
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MOVE TO ERECT ETOWAH MILLS.
Other Industrial News from About
Observation-Disclosures Bros. Closed.
(Snecial to News and Observer

fSnecial to News and Observer
Greensboro, n. c., Oct. 21.-The sur
yevors of construction of the EtoWah
cotton mills has arrived here from
south Carolina, and is busy collecting
q force of workmen to begin at once
The construction of the mill bui!dlng
The Thomas Lumber Co., OF Green's
boro this morning signed contract
to furnish S1,1a7,00o feet OF lumber
to be delivered two car loads aay
until all is furnished. The brick nave
already been made. me ccnlrdc'ciS
agree to have the mill building com
plete by February LIST, lsO5. ana are
to be paid the sum OF S25O,o0p Inc
eouipment Of the mill and construc-
ton of the necessary residences Ior
employees, will take another quarter OF
million dollars.
The large warehouses now used by
the Greensboro Transfer Company
have been leased by the Case ThreSh-
ing Machine Company, Of Racine, WIS.,
and will open branch office and ware
house in Greensboro. Mr.. Q. {. CllnS-
man, of Statesville, will manage the
business here. Mr.. Clingman Wsil
move his family here November LIST.
a. which time the business will be pc
gun. The company will carry IN STOCK
about SIS, 900 worth of machinery ira
will employ five travelling men, whose
headquarters will be IN Greensboro.
MI. II. G. Bowen, Of Greensboro, has
accepted a position as travelling man
with the company.
The grocery store on South Elm
street, known as Rankins Bros. Groc-
cry Company, was closed this mornins
under an order from Judge Allen, Oh
petition of creditors and stockholders.
Liabilities are stated to be $4,000, as
sets not known until an inventory IS
taken. Mr.. John M. Dick is appoint
ed receiver and has taken charge. The
corporation has been doing large
retail business, keeping first class
goods and catering to the best trade.
1t is reported that default in payment
C bills by many customers is al the
bottom Of the embarrassment.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?

Bright's Disease, Diabetis. Rheuma-
tism, Govt, Gravel, Dropsy, lnflam-
nation of the Bladder. Bad Blood ana
Nervous Troubles caused by Sick Kid
neys.
w. H. King Drug Co., the well
known Druggist Of Raleigh, knows by
experience that HINDIPO will cure
all forms of Kidney and Nervous
Troubles, and will guarantee it i'll all
cases.
Can't you afford to try it at their
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send by mail to any address, pre-
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General Debility, Il
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Supply, october 25th.

supply, october 25th.
Balinia, October Goth.
Gibsons Mill. October 9th.
w. w. Murrell's Store, october 2Sth.
A. M. Chinis' Store, october 10th.
Southport, october 31st.
Hon. j. Bryan Grimes:
Manteo, October 25th, at night.
Stumpy Point, October 18th.
Waucheese. October 26th. at night.
Bethel, October 28th.
Falkland, October goth.
Pungo, November 1st.
Belhaven, November End.
Hon. John >. Henderson:
Blooms School Huse, Allegheny
county, October 29th.
Sparta. October 31st.
Hon. r.. ". Pou:
Pleasant Grove, October %.
Whitakers, October 24th.
Rocky Mount, October oath, at
night.
Spring Hope, October 25th.
Hiliardston, October 26th.
Nashville October 26th at night.
Dry Wells, October eth.
Bailey's, October 2Sth.
Boon Hill, October 10th.
O'NeaFs, November LIST,
Wakefield, November list, at night
Hon. Claude Kitclin and Hon. john
ii. Kerr:
LuCama, October 10Th.
Jason, October 9th.
Snow Hill, October 2Sth.
kinston, October 10Th.
Jackson, October 31st.
Lewiston. November LIST.
Scotland Neck, November End.
Warrenton, November Bird.
Hon. Claude kitchin:
LittIeton October 22nd.
Edwards, October 25th.
Roxboro, November 5th.
Hon. John II. Kerr:
Elm City, October 22nd.
Hon. II. W. Page and Hon. Frank
ArmGcld:
Marshville, October END.
Wingate, October 22nd at night.
]. T. Helms Store, October 24th.
Unionville, October oath, at night
Steee's Mill. October 28th, at night
Rockingham, October goth.
Pee Dee, October 29th, at night.
Pennington, November LIST.
Cana, November LIST, at night.
Fork Church, November 22nd.
Mocksvilie, November End, at night
Cooleemee, November 3rd, at night
Hon. Lee 5. Overman and Hon. James
ii. Pou:
Statesville, November 5th. (Rally)
ALTERNATE. November 18th. (RaliyD
Let all the people attend and heal
the issues of the day discussed.
F. M. SIMMONS,
Chairman.
ALEX. J. FIELD. Secretary.
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Oyerman Wins Votes i'm Martin.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
WILLIAMSON, n. c., Oct. 21.-Last
night, after being introduced by our
townsman, John L. Hassell, Hon. Lee
:. Overman delivered to the people of
Martin county strong, Vote-Winning
Democratic speech. First he discuss
ed in a general way the principles of
the Democratic party. Then with un-
gloved hand he made bare many
facts about our present President,
showing him to be a despot;c, belicose
and dangerous man, giving a severe
but just criticism of Roosevelts ad-
ministration.
Notwithstanding the fact that Sem
ator Overman had to address us at
night, there was a large crowd out to
hear him, the court house being filled
with as many as it could conveniently
accommodate. 1t was a great speech
and left the people of Williamson
and Martin county more in love with
Senator Overman than they ever We're
before.
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THE CAMP |GN IN
HALIFAX
0verman and Claude
kitchin Speak.
They Delight the People of the Azure
liam Springs Section. 0verman
Speaks to Large Audience
at Weldon.
Especial to News and Observer,


Littleton. n. c., Oct. 21.-Yesterday
was Il great day for Democracy at Au
relian Springs in Halifax comfy, place
where the people of that section have
gathered for many years to hear and
to discuss the political issues of the
day It had been noised around thas
the peerless Claude Kitchin and the
matchless Lee 5. Overman We're to be
ON hand and address the audience. Be
tween five hundred and a thousand
people assembled to hear the speakers
Claude Kitchin opened the fire and
turned on the searchlight looking in
to every nook and corner of dissatis-
faction in county, State and national
politics He was at home, on his ma
tive soil. knew the people, and shelled
the forts of the opponent with such
relentless fire that when he called for
those who would vote for Roosevelt
ard his policy to raise their hands,
only one hand answered the call.
Mr. Kitchin has made many politicai
speeches in Halifax county and is very
popular with the citizens of the coun-
ty. but many of his personal friends
think his speech yesterday surpassed
any heretofore made.
Senator Overman discussed mostly
n&uonil issues HIS arrangement OF
the Republican party was severe
though just. He laid at the door of
the Republican party such charge as
records and facts prove. Our people
have believed that when North Caro-
lima sent him to the United States Sen
ate, it did a good thing, but now they
know the State acted wisely.
Ihe speakers crowned themselves
with honor and the Democratic party
with glory in their mastery efforts
and the hearts and votes of the best
cltlZens of Halifax county will be With
them and the cause they represent on
election day.
Barbecue was served in abundance
Tor those present, and the wish was
expressed that there were more people
present to have the double pleasure of
Tasting the brain and body on the
seed things so lavishly furnished