davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
Monday. Nav 9Th. 1907.

sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door i'll Hender-
so n. NC, II tract of land lying and being
partly i'll Vance and Granville counties. n e.
described as follows: 1t is that tract OF land
lying on the east side of the road leading
from WilliamsborO to Oxford adjoining the
lands of David L. Barker on the East Allie
L. Barker and Conova Allen on the South, J .
=. Patterson on the West. and Mrs Harriet
Wilson, }. p. Patterson and the Martin An
derson land on the North. Containing 200
acres, more or less
This April 3rd 1907
BENJAMIN 7. BRODIE.
Trustee
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
a Poor Organ

Dam Isl the bile. That's what your
liver does if it's torpid. Then the bile
overfiows into the bloOd-poisons your
system, causing sick-headache: bilious
ness sallow skin, coated tongue, sick
stomach, dizziness, fainting spells, dark
rings about the eyes, WORKOUT look, etc
RamOn's treatment of Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets strengthens the liver
makes it do its own work. Prevents
and cures these troubles. Aids-doesn' t
force. Entire treatment % c. At all
drur ST Greg
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
NOTICE..

pY VIRTUE OF POWER CONFERRED
- upon me by trust deed executed on
the 18th day of January, 1889, by E. W.
Ellis and wife. and at request OF the holder of
the debit Secnrnd therein [ shall OH
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
CHOOSE GOOD MEN.

As the time approaches interest IS
growing in the town election. ms
is we'll. TOO much thought cannot
be given to the question Of who shall
be selected to fill the various town
offices. those OF town commissioner
especially. This is matter OF very
great Importance and one that de-
mands the exercise OF Judgment ana
forethought. These men ought to
be chosen with regard to their fitness
for the position and an eye single to
the public good. No mistake should
should be made. Henderson cannot
afford to take Il backward step.
The next few years will count much
for the future growth and develop
ment of the town. We cannot afford
to make any mistake i'll municipal
oOyernment-the men we choose TO
carry forward the policy OF progress
and Improvement already begun
Each ward should elect suitable
men as town commissioners. The
next wear or so will be a trying time
in conducting the town affdlis. Set
Elements are to be made and good fl
nancierinG will be required. NO man
who is not good business man-Who
has not made a success OF his indlvld-
ual business-is supposed to be any
better qualified to successfully man,
age the affairs of the public, and
no such man should be chosen
for u position Of this kind.
We Guarantee Satisfaction.
]. \. Brogdon, of the National Sign
Co, Dayton, Ohio, writes under date OF
Oct u 1906: NOsENA is the only prep
aration | have ever used that relieves
nv affection so speedily and pleasantly
am getting the first real pleasure out
of breathing that | have experience d
since contracted catarrh six years ago.
Money would not buy my tube OF NOSE
IA il | could not get another. At all
drug stores. Your money back if not
satisfied. Sample tube and booklet by
mail 10 cts.
Brown MANUFACTURING Co.,
st. Louis. Mo. and Greenville. Tenn.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
Office of Board of Commissioners

Office of Board ofCommissioners /
OF the Town of Henderson, C. /
The State of North Carolina and the Town
of Henderson in said State To Thad r.
Manning, Esq, Tax Collector OF said Town:
hereby certify to you, pursuant to law and
the direction OF the Board of Commissioners
OF the town OF Henderson: That said Board
OF commissioners in the year 1905, during
the latter hall OF said year and in the year
1906, pursuant to Section 40 of the Charter
OF said town, the owners, after due notice
and demand, having failed to do so, made
certain improvements upon the sidew alks OF
SAID town as allowed by said Section of the
charter, and said owners herein named failed
1or three months tho requested and demand
ed so to do. to pay One-half the costs OF said
improvements which were charged upon the
same and constitute u lien and charge on
SAID lots severally,to the extent and amount
set opposite each name and | OF herein. and
you are therefore commanded, pursuant to
law and the orders OF said Board, to collect
the amounts set opposite each name, togeth-
er with costs OF levy. advertisement and sale
out OF the lots therein and herein mentioned
by levy and sale OF the same as provided by
law, especially section 40 of the Charter OF
SAID town or by a sale of so much of each lot
as may be necessary to satisfy the claim lien
ana charge thereon, to wit: the amount of
SAID expenses and costs
March %, 1907.
HENRY T. POWELL
Clerk to the Board of Commissioners of the
Town OF Henderson, North Carolina
PI VIRTUE OF STATUTORY LIEN ON
- the hereafter described lands situate in
the Town of Henderson. for one-half the ex-
penses OF improving sidewalks extending
along such lands as directed by the Commits
sloners OF "ald town, upon failure of the
owner or lessee to make same after due no
tice as required by law. pursuant to Section
40 OF the Charter Of the Town OF Henderson:
and III default OF payment therefor by such
owner or lessee;
Upon the order of the Board OF Commits
sioners OF the Town of Henderson, have
levied upon and pursuant thereto and to
such lien, will sell by public cutlery to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court House
door in Henderson. Vance County. Mort h
~ lNlin
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
Catarrh
and
Catarrhal Headaches

are quickly relieved by NOsENA 1t
soothes the congested membranes, aIlays
inflammation and thoroughly heals and
cleanses. 1t keeps moist all the pas
sages whose tendency is to thicken and
become dry. Cares colds, throat trou-
bles, hnarseness. hay fever, stopped
up nose, breathing through mouth while
sleeping, offensive breath, etc. 1t is anti
septic and contains no chemicals or drug
having narcotic effect, or that can Gauss
the drug habit" Sold at all drug stores
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04
Tax Collectors Sale

A. {. /OLLCOFFER, ATTORNEY.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04

The "Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" containing over 500 most
practical and valuable cooking re-
ceipts-free to every patron. Send
postal card with your full address.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1907-04-04

ROYAL BAKING POWDER c., NEW YORK
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-13
Parasols and
Umbrellas

They are just after arriving. They
are beautiful. nnd the assortment IN
great. Every class aud kind-silk
linen. pongcc, fancy design and cm.
broidcrcd. They are now on sale
and viii he sold at very close figures
Price.
9Sc. $1.25. $50 $10S and
up 10 $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-05-13

We pride ourselves ON having the
most complete notion stock Ia IA.
lem, See the prices.
The evening world., 1907-01-28

Wells allowed her to 500 her brother
AFTER holrs. II Was their tirst meeting
for several years. and affected all who
witnessed It
The evening world., 1907-01-28
STOCKS DOWN IN
A.LLGHT MARKET
.Slmrp Losses Shown by Some
of the Leaders al the
Close.

Prices. ar siotNH moved In n con
fused way In the opening market deal'
tnyr to-day. Trading wa. light. CanH.
dian -Tacit.a 1-o-r a.S and st Paul
"a. Anaconda fell IA, Atlantic
coas, !ino / and Int@rBor"uki'' MSsTo.
pol.tan -. E.scwhsro IN tho lirt frne-
t.onal gains aud ln..e. vera m!xod.
There Eaz some Improvement ar tho
scs,ton advanced.
Prolonged Inactivity IN tho afternoon
during whtVh tissrs waA sonEpsiS II
variation Of nu eighth IN the prominent
,steckn was followed by a sight IN.
lsTeasa IN tho volume OF business ard
! general decline. st. Paw. Union Pa
clnc ana sevcrni other ntocks sold al
lI-Iq.u!datIon on the Southern group.
prominence made large !nroads IN vat-
uesi spabmoa4c raIilcs occurred. but
thero weso trivial and the market be-.
"a me very dull when Il wis no; deolin-
!rg, Anaconda dropped SiIr Eos u
westcrn 21-2. Loi,srille a Nashville AMI
Chicago, Cincinnati i ST.
Louis 2. Pressed Steel CSr ! SIS. Kansas
& Texas ana United States Rubber il-c,
the sccoFl' preseTred l34, JH!on Pacific
S-s and Prnnsy!ran.a and Norfolk &
TIT.
Tia. decline continued 10. the end. some
sharp losses being shown AT the close.
Tire tsta4-aat@a- fstocka to-day -Mar.-
!, ,os7, SO shares, and OF bonds 3l.64s,pop.
The evening world., 1907-01-28

Casotnt1g guarding the untura Of tna
aF.ti6a. brooklyn lawyer ,a.try .ue
m!tted Saocrs to Jus;ier LFven,s!,t o:
the Hurrc;na Court. N a S.a, OF "Mle.
rosy nsa,is: Mastse1sz."
s'hc brooklyn lawyer represented the
dctendnntn, and h'a papers sskod tor
Bill of particulars. and Justice Leyen.
.,sui.s dseisian raseall that the sal. was
ono Tor damas-s for alienation OF tho
Affections Of sInetery,g wife aud
special damages FOR expenses incurrod
by Mncrrry In efforts to win back l,is
wife. The court says TO must furnish
the defaRannt- NTH tlIeiiemH- -nc lhrae
expenses,
II Is learned that the pfainur Is An
drew Macrery. lhwyers who nppeaes
for himself. w'lilezsthetc are two de-
frraaats. Gspattsaf. IL .tsid ptaett4r
aisttnens Under tho rulc, ~ nv
you-t tttc .rpers=trrr- -ht.p.- -st,sfet,==
The evening world., 1907-01-28
PICKING JURY
FOR FOR TR|AI TRIAL 0| OF
DE-. SIMPSON
Efforts Dentist scoul1-
sci to Have Case Dis
missed Fail.
UNIQUE LEGAL BATTLE. !.
Sister Of the Prisoner ttpilofds,
but Wife Opposes
Him.
UNIQUE LEGAL BATTLE.

The trial OF DR.. James ". Simpson
Nor ,he. murderer h.a ta.Acr-!a-law,
N,artiay T. Homer, on DsS; q, 1906, was
gA.gun to-day betoro Justice William J.
f.&,y in the tttttu cid court-haaae at
,RIverhead., l.. ]. Dr. slmpsoh's wife
and t.o-ffTeF-!5-iasv, wat:o raayq been aid.
ing the D!strft-Attosney and will ;es-
thy against him. %e.e nat, In the court
room. Ms May Bowman. OF Mount
Jackson. Va. his s!s,er. beautiful
ynupg woman. occupied seat behind
-a IN nj ~. tnilla -Htih Ala- -cclnsel.
At thr opcn.t,z u, the cage, which has
drawn ocoplo from all over Eastern
Long Inland 10 iRtyerhc'd, counsel FOR
the pr.soncr maha u motion 20 auash
ts,s indictment on the ground that Il
MAS found ur-nn iilegn, avtSeace given
b Dr. Sstttf fls-n' .ry.tr riscs Grant
Jury The 't+s.ttttt,ti y;sr isItsyi Uu5i=tssIs
work of selecting jury from the 10
rpectnl tafesmen summoned cor the tr!a:
WIS begun,
The evening world., 1907-01-28
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

To-day. hiEatst. lowest: elss!nx p.!cer
--4 t.- f4esF4 Sa:i:ESa y
t.nAI GNItAtioIlA ara Ioild ~ : -,
The evening world., 1907-01-28
DANCED REEL IN
WRONG WRONG HOUSE;
Pay $40 FINE
Diners at Jacks Thought
They Were in Home
of Girl Friends.

Two men. who invaded tho home o,
Alber. claySurah, at No. rs wcas
Eiahtx-frst street. yentSsdhy afternoon.
sanR. and danced and Eontssd about tho
parlor until detectives were au...:,.caed
! II esSort them 20 the Vast Sky .c,Rh.h
street station. explained IN tho Weas
eido Court to-day .S.t they had made
grave vlistaItc They heirvei they
wcro In the home a two young women
friends with WHOM they were on 1oily
tos,I,s - "
The men described themselves ra
Frnnk a, fiurd. OF Detroit. Mich. and
Harry a. Corrcll,t OF the Hotel Metre
pole When -they-were- fined $40 each.
however. Hu-d signed chcck Tor tzr
with the namo Frank a. Hutchinson. u
tailor at No H. E4t;t a&eaue- llutrhins
son iivos IN, tho Hotel Mc,ropoic,
The pair had din-d at Juck.s restau-
rant yesterday afternoon. and nj the
3conclua!on OF the meal asked the tole-
phone boy TO sc; the.r young women
frtcnht-nn The !sa-----r!.ay had the.c-
telephone NUMBER" ana not che!r nd
drcSs The boy. they aasd gave them
No. SIS Nest ESriaty -nrat etrcat %hen
They drove 10 tho slayburSh home
and rang the bell, The maid opened the
door lnd tfty bSlshed past !ieY and
atrods .neu ;ae par!oT na Y thcyZnrfita
the house. When she asked them what
they wanted ono OF the pair said. run
uo stairs. little girl. and toll Alice thnt
tho boys arr heve.'' :,
When she sought 10 inform them tina.
tkey wero at the home OF Albert Clay
bnrsiis they laughed al her and S.t:t -
BE nee. l!;tlo one. and We vii! sing
yuu a song --=.-.-'7=-=..--:-
Thoreupon they BEGAN TO caper about
the parior. Thoroughly frightened, the
girl ran Ipstairs and Informed Mr. cay
hutslfs mother, the only member CT
tine hpns"sts4d at home Of tas strange
Visitors and thelr t,ransef- CONDUCT
Mrs ClayburEh Immediately telephoned
TO the police station, Detective Mc-
GrRth arrived In plain clothes.
Tho maid and Mrs. Clay5ergh had
locked themselves IN the Mont room
upstairs, and they threw ont the housc
kegs TO the detective. When he entered
the hall the two jolly, invader. nistook
him for tho tanitoFz zand-crtcd out
Hello. sII1rt, come and have a reel.',
catching MIN aoow the waist und al
tempting 10 aance With him. He clipped
pair OF handcufrs on the mora lively
OF the two and had anoe1ler detective
come 10 aid him IN securing the com
pan.on.
The evening world., 1907-01-28
TRADING -FAlRlN-' :
The COTTON MARKET.

-s-s te,,y -os -qtter'rsy and a rood do
,aI#U1z Fy=t:.r T1rr.=c-,p =rnes.th5.-parti+
FOR splnners. were tho fea;ures.ott thY
early dc(ti!nyS L, the cotton market 20.
day. Am initial decline was based on
p-oor cahirs There was ta!r volume
OF commission house bus.ne,s. but Il
was couhnod principally to the distant
The opening prices were: January.
g -as=tn h q !. E.hEi.lrS 9.1 - 9.a5; Marc
g-tS - 9 81: May. SIS TO .s..se June. s:as
lid. July. oG3 10 9,5i: August, s5S bid !:
S-n,ember. as. oetohcr. S7I to s.Ts.
i-ftt- -ttt-iIiR= Prices wHreI JANUARY, aats
to S.Jl. f'rbIuary. 9.S5 10 !%h March.
. IS 10 ?i9: April atS ito SO. May. a.5s
to e.b3. June, a,sl to g.s3 July. 10 TO
$ &c, August g - to prGi : 2aptaluser, 9,tA
TO 9.6l; October. a.sl 10 o.S2: November.
none: December, 2. 30.
The evening world., 1907-01-28
Lie Not Always Happy,

Long Island mansion, Dr. simpson
&nlia OF EehorNliy exemplary ilapils,
had u passion tor gumollng-a falling
which hia frugai- tgriIer=iII-.a .aw cut,.st=
not condone. The doctor, his busi-
ness grew began 70 spent TWO or three
frequent disagreements on this account
+ On one occasion, It Is said. Mr.. Horner
etruck his daughter because she sided
With her husband In quarrel. EgT
simpson and his wife lef, the Horher
homestead after this incident AM lived
In New York for five months.
They returned 10 Nnrthport at the re-
IN. Ts!eu9ils OF tho family were pleas
ant, Trouble arose early In Dtcember.
1fn when DIR. Simpson learned that his
fatber-In-lnw was consulting n lawyer
about making a new Will
II had been tho understanding that
TO tho Horner estate Mr.. Horner.
inE moEcv ut hts husJu.ss. but fearing
/ that his gambling Instincts would over
come Him should no secure larSa
amount OF ready money. conceived tho
idea OF nnttlnE his wealth In trust fc-
his wife and daughter IN such VA
that DR., Smpron could not touch Il.
Quarrel Over the WIN.
From testimony givvn Mt the Inquest
u appears that neitncr Airs. iuTngT nor
Mira Simpson agreed with A,r Hornyrs
Idea OF the deposition OF his eHtA;a. s.
acrimonious did the family rONs OF t1a
subject become thai Mr. HOrner lef,
i iipihR at4-.. l,aisi=it. tatts al
turned on pcs, ~ and the differan 3ct
Z We're patched unt ntG 10 continued his
----~-------------------t-
The evening world., 1907-01-28
hara hla for,une utyil

arransssleniH 10 have hla fortune TED
W. III . tEust fund,
SaFsTsifS.- !JIS. I.Js, t;- r-->.s,'rd iiot!.'
-, 80 .it 'lnIAt ami -pll1..Gl ais Hlin " ~ y
ciSsPt In his rVunl. On Dec. q, NAii.
nj dinner, iis ANNOUNCED his Intention OF
IN- Eun,
Nr ifafnof WAS Got present at this
ft.,tl--tislf- I~D VUIn-II HHI tIr f7tITT T1sFr-f
talked ,i,niN i1r nrnpnse1 che - -
Nj. Iiprner'- viii lto.ii Mrs ltOrncF
nnil htrH Slmptun BtNr Hnid Hll'-
thai The d1ctUF had bF5n Drinking, Ttsr
-ay le remarked IN the course OF iha
conversations ~ wouldn't caro- u fiiF-
i.5thr !.t-t4ic evening After tte women
had retired Dr. Simpson and NJ. llnr-
ner werr N the Kitchen together. TFs
W!Enuw.h boy was sitiing by he flrr.
f1r. e.np.ca hpd been i.tn1llus thC Eur
IN, Il h1IlT or trill #rjfIj;. tsIf5fj=fi th.a
manual of arms md crbllitina Bis EGiti
In i!Rm',!nr iho vnuDCu
The evening world., 1907-01-28
Shooting o, hernor.

slr Hnrnrr was stNnd.nx nj ihs sink
taxing q drink OF waller. rhe gun ex-
pfy9rti ~ pr S;HFE0H'a= naHdArf tfas
thnlES catering bis iHthsr=ts-lsH's NIB
dDalcH. Wlanowssl before he wen:
crazy, sEld thRt tho. doctor had tho gun
ON his I.sl hip -mtcn tho Eaot Has ilrrL.
Tho old man ,ivrd but .ahnrt tine
lie nESHins uaoonsEi1ttB soet1 EftsEhd
"Es shot ana all not recover Until!
near ,dr4L h. 6ScprllnS lu.thr WisRow-kt
boy bis !&st words wsre: Gou would
XIII me. s--t.'..-,,>-,.sis
Attor tho shooting Dr. Simpson went
with his k;fo 10 ;hcir ,rooitf, She. Il
is Adid. is prepared 10 testlfy tos con-
yorsatiPn Ia ~hcEf DR., Simpson i'm.
pi0Frd iI@r not 10 Try 10 send tfui TO Iie
ralluwa.L Tho doctor ul2inlhined TO those
EuUIrnuurd TO tho sfospr-rt tho time of
HE tragedy and has maintained since
that hs J.d not know that there was u
lOniSd sScU III the gun and TINT the
weapon went on us Ar was breaking II
fof inc pIru0sq OF rsear,BK out The bar
relHi
Thete were go many, de!nyu In bring
inS the ~ 10 tT!ul that pr Slmpsoa
Eraa COMPELLED el-i0 80 5atpEa Jus,iet Ga
nor ins the Supreme Court early this
montt. and plead fer Satton Justice.
GuyHor. against th1 objections 'of tic
D.strict-h!;orney OF Engalk County. or.
5GSe;i that the trial bc ealiet on Jan
2S and thr most seaSa:.ongI Criminal;
proceeding In tho history OF EuCo!k
.a..t -. & E.Ns .
The evening world., 1907-01-28
Quarrel over the WIN.

=. awii & Co.'a sales OF fresh lAef In Sen
YORK City for the 1e5s en3taE aafnT5sy
sen. se averaged 7a7 esas psf paaaa,
The evening world., 1907-01-28
Unique Legal Battle.

Frederick W. Foster. carpenter, os
PAtshqsue the third uleamnn ex-
atn!ned. WAS the first trror Acceptable
to both stdas md Has sHcrn IN ms
foreman, HIS examination disclosed
that there will BE- n uniquc ba at;le be-
tween prosecution and defense, one side
trying TO show that II. Is impossible to
explode cartridges in q Shotgun 10y
...hrRat.s.aK". K"..-tle,-h -ha,rrel tom the stock.
the other side 10 show THAT this can be
done. DR.. Simpson claims that in this
manner he accidentally sho; his father
tn-aAr.
s.yMMSt;- Bowman DID not --nppear-sn-
Riyerhead until Iata yes,erday=aft after
noon. She was accompanied by Martin
+ lawyIs, as$euise she had been delayed
on he~SonsSrip from Virginia. Sheriff
Wells allowed her 10 500 her brother
AFTER hou-s. II Was their tirst meeting
for several years. and affected ell who
Witnessed It
ME- Boz Hfuan SAID Ehe represented
Or simpsons family and that The
would remain until the end 81 this
ordeal. Enc n the vii Of Cha FiSs
HaHs,ann.- caah.er Of the. E'trst National
Bank OF Mount Jackson. Until che
made herself known IN tho case 1t was
supposed MAI Dr. SIMPSON having beon
abandoned by his wife. was entireiy
fr!endless. as he rcfr,,ned from saying
anything about bis own family
AIRS, simpson Is the most important
witness against her husband. Frank
Wisno~ ski. Russian boy, the only
witness to the tragedy. has gone Insane
from brood.nE oyer tho AFFAIR. and his
teasi simony is unavailable. The oonten-
don OF Mrs. Simpson and her mother IS
that Dr. Simpson killed his tathcr-!H-
law deliberately because Mr.. Homer
had threatened 10 d,s.nherit him. The
dctrnsc 4, that the shooting was hcc!-
'NTtlere e=two important point. 10 be
CLEARED 1.Isz ff-Et- TX -7as Il
n, snn.-hrfore .hoot-=zt
fnR Mr. IIorner. no to thc attic
s-ef-the hnune In which the trag-
-nnn-lnnd- -hfA-shot-t
gunT
Us 1T possible that this par
ticuInr shotgun could have been
aecfd G n tally hrrd by the proc
I ess or "brcnitnK1 the barreis-
from the stock. ms DR.. Simpson
4 nnin tai init
The evening world., 1907-01-28
WHEAT T-PRlCES WAEk.
CORN HOLDS STEADY

The wheat market opened aI:tlve and
weaker on POOR cables to-day.
Corn was stcaiy In spite of the weak
smaller arrivals than expected ana fair
foreign advtcsS. -----4-
Now YorS's opening prices wero
Waeat-Sfny. 81 rs: juiy, Sls.
The evening world., 1907-01-28
NOW CARUSO rs SICK.

Mr conrtsd.s troubles muit,p,y. wttn
Plancon barely recovered trom7n cold
and sonbrich still !ndisposaa. the Herr
Dircktor Vas informed today max
sCarusS Is n victim of tho vasartes of
the weath and would not be able TO
sing tonight. .Mnnon Lescaut" there
fore, will not DO repeated. Instead La
Cavaliari as Mimi and D!ppa as TO
do!to.
The evening world., 1907-01-28
Dead Man Well 70 Do.

BARLEY T. Horner was ono OF the
most comfoftaoi+- residents along the
Luns tsiHud north shore He was worth
Eoooc "a fortune svcctr1tstf: stea itt fis' t5s
baeco business. In his days OF business
-a1a-Riry-hs-mHdr- rr,rr5 trips to he.
South, accompanied by his wife ani
daughter On one of these trips the
family met Dr. James W. simpson. q
dettiet. and one OF the brstAiked young
ssess Of fSeSt tlfI.sT 2
DIR. Simpson married tho daughter
Julia, iH Galveston. IN 1895 He mad a
good practice in his ptofrssion The
young coupIo lived IN uhIrCHtun uTttt
th6 big food of 100 wnshed away their
snr1e ant. ftttnea h4h bus HesS,l tez s-aHed
her NE -on-tnHt- caslot -
- AZ the rolieitation--oS Mr.. ! and MrBs
we're ,icSotedly atlactIed 10
sheiE only daughter, pr- simpson moved
E4ns -thiR city Ffs esutSissited an office;
nj Thirty -fourth street and Fffth ave-
s,,ie and soon -h,illt-up n largo and prof.
-itahio practice, BecauBc OF the desire
OF the HoFHsrs that ri Simpson
should Nva With tttcf' the doctor com
muted every day, TO SorthpoCt-a long
ar1H -ttrceom trim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-22
La population Indienne dams
lie Dominion

Ottawa, Ont.-Le rapport an.
nuel du d6partement d'affaires des
Sauvages est maintenant plet pour
l'exercice qui est termin6 le 81
mars dernier. II en- ressort que les
Sauvages du Cenada ont joul dune
prosperit6 tres appr6ciahle puis.
qu'ils ont gagn6 dams les neuf mois
de cette axercice d peu pres autant
que dams les douze de lexerclce
precedent.
II y Gu 2.274 nalssances con-
tre 2.lO5 d6c6s, soft un gain net de
ICY. C'est dams Ia Colombo an.
glaise ct dams lAlberta settlement
quill y a Gu d6croissance de la po-
pulation: 2 en- Colombo anglaise
ct 5 dams lAlberta.
La population savage total 6tait
de l0l.345, le 81 mars 1907, contre
los, 1894 le 30 JUN 1906, soft une
augmentation de 95l.
Leurs gains ont 6t6 pour salai-
res ou traveaux, $2.3000O0.
L'6ducation de la jeunesse fat
aussi des progress.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-11-22
L'Emigration ltalienne
seS ReSultatS

Lonires.-Le correspondent du
journal lie "Lancet:' q Rome dit
que le dernier rapport du ministre
de la guerre sur le requirement at
tire rattention sur le d6clin du de-
veloppement physique de la jeunes.
Sc italienne.
Trente pour cent DIES jeunes gems
de 20 ans, appel6s par la conscrip-
tion, sont ]uges incapables de sup
porter les fatigues du service mill
talre qui, dependant, ne sont guere
plus grandes que celles qu'ils sup
portent dams la vie civile. Go cor
respondant ajoute:
''La chose sur laquelle presque
tout le monde est d'accord, c'est
que la cause de cette d6cadence de
de la force nerveuse ct musculaire
de la population u baine ct agrico-
le est P6migration. Au cours des
dix dernleres ann6es, un million
de jeune, gems robustes, apparte-
nant q Fun ou q pautre sexes, ont
quite le pays, ne laissant derriere
eux que les fables ct les rachiti-
ques Lour la reproduction de l'es-
pece.
Cor, on ne pense pas que ce NAL
puisse etre de sit6t enray6, car
Importance de l'6migration ne
fait que cro1tre d'ann6e en- aimee,
specialement parmi les habitants
des campagnes.'