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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

En- general, les hommes Sc fent
trop a la force de 1eur constitution
ct la mettent CONSIGNMENT a re-
preuve.
Soft qu'ils pechent par exces de
travail, extravagances GU desor-
dres dams lie boire on lie manger,
lis oub1ient toujours, QUEEN agis-
SAINT de la sorte, lis minent leur
sante ct que, tot ou tard, IL leur
faudra payer tres cherement ces
graves erreurS.
C'est ainsi que Pom rencontre
aujourd' hui I'm trop grand nom
bre d'hommes ma1ades ct qui souf-
trent sans.savoir au juste la natue
re de leur maladie.
II ne s'agirait que dun simple
retour sur ~eux-memes dun sim
pleexamen r&trospectif pour qu'i1s
pussent comprendre combien lis
sont seuls coupables ct mont pas
vol@ lie NAL qui les ronge.
En- effet, guy a-t-il de d&fec-
tueux chez eux? Neuf fois sur
dix, lie premier venu pourra dia-
gnostiquer la dyspepsia. C'est Ia
lhydre afreux qui d&vore les
constitutions les plus so1ides.
Les hommes doivent done sur
WELLER tout. particu1ierement leurs
organes digestifs, car c'est bien
@videmment de &c cote que pro-
viennent, lie plus solvent, toutes
leurs ma1adies.
Ceserait agir sagement que d'ai-
der parfois la nature dams ses
fonctions 81 e~minemment de1ica-
ties.
Les Pi1u1es Moro pour les HON.
mes sont lie produit de Ia plus
h r combinaison d'ingre-
dents naturels ct a base purement
vegetable. C'est une formu1e avant
tout scientifque ct qui resume les
plus savantes discoveries DIES
temps modernes. On ne peut pas
dire que c'est la I'm remede uni.
~versel, bon pour tout ct pour tous.
Files sont pour les hommes seule-
ment. Leur propri@t@ est de que
rir des hommes malades ct Giles y
1eussissent toujours.
Ceux don't Ia digestion est diff
cile ct d~efectueuse ct qui, de &c
chef, ont a souffrir mile inconve-~
nients, n'auraient qu'a essaver
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operent leurs fonctions respectives
sans trouble nj effort.
La est tout lie merite des Pi1u1es
Moro pour les Hommes, mails c est
bien aussi tout &c qui est neces-
STARE pour assurer la sante ct la
maintenir en- ex%cel1ente condition.
"J'avais deJa.consulte trois me-
decins pour tacher de refaire ma
sante qui periclitait depuis plus
dun an. Tous m'avaient soigne
pour la ma1adie de rognons. Aussi,
je men retirais aucun bien.
II y a deux ans, je crus bon
d'aller consulter enfn les fameux
medecins de la Compagnie MEdi-
Gale Moro. C'est Ia que j'appris
que je soufrais uniquement de
troubles dyspeptiques, ct qu'en re-
gularisant ma digestion tout mon
NAL disparaftrait.
Je commercial done a prendre
des Pilules Moro. A la troisieme
bottle je compris que seuls ces sa-
wants medecins avaient bien
trouve la cause reelle de ma mala-
die, car je me sentais deja beat
coup soulage Tout de meme je
continual &c traitement encore
plusieurs semaines. lie resultat
fut inesp@r@. Apres avoir pris
tine quinzaine de bottles de Pilules
Moro, je me sentais tout a fait
bien. Ma guerison &tait defnitive
etdepuis je me portea merveille."
]. Bite Menard, 776 Lafontaine,
Montreal.
Les Pi1u1es Moro sont lie gueris-
seur lie plus puissant. qu'un hon.
me puisse employer. En- guerissant
les maladies de l'estomac, Giles
previennent les r~humatismes, les
nevralgies, les ma1adies du foie ;
elles puri6ent ct en- enrichissent lie
sang ct sont reco1nmandees aux
hommes de tous les ages.
Les Pi1u1es Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Nous les envoyons aussi, par
la poste, soft au Canada GU aux
Etats-U nis, sur reception du prix,
SOC une bofte, s.. 50 six bottles.
Toutes les 1ettres doivent etre
adressees: COMPAGNIE ME-
DICALE MORO, 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

Inauguration du nouvel orgue
de l'6glise Ste Anne, donnera lieu,
dimanche, lie % JUN proclaim, a
une soir6e musicale artistique sans
precedent dams cette paroisse.
En- efet, des artistes de renom
rendront a P6glise Ste Anne, coin
Lyndale ct lie Ave. n, un "Grand
Organ Recital" ct un Concert Sa-
Gre. Nine Rose d'Erina, Soprano
ct organiste de renom, gradu6e de
Paris ct Dublin; ct M. G. r. Won
Tom, tenor, B. Mus. A. M. assist6s
DIES ch@urs de ste Anne ct de st
Joseph y prendront part. Les exer-
clces composant lie programme de
cette soir6e ont lieu Requirement
ct tout fat pr6voir un regal must
cal que personne ne pourra laisser
passer inapercu sans bien lie re-
gretter. Assurez-vous de billets
3 temps car on s'attend q une fou.
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CONDOLENCES

A la derni4re assemble de la
Soci6t6 St.Jean- Baptlste de Min
neapolis, les resolutions suivantes
ont 6t6 adoptees.
Puisque Dieu dams So sagesse
infnie, a enlev6 q notre fr4re Win
ceslas jean, son 6pouse aimable ct
. So famille, une mere d6vou6e, il
est
R6solu que Ia soci6t6 st. jean
Bapt1ste q appris avec On profond
regret, la mort de la dite 6pouse
de notre frere, Winceslas Jean, ct
sympathise de tout coeur avec Ia
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i. s. G.. F.
AVIS OFFICIEL
BUREAU DU SECRETAIRE GENERAL
Ponds des VeuYeS ct deS
OrDhelinS
Cor1sAT1oN No SO, D6ces 81.
EscANABA, MICH, le 80 Avril 1907.

Meesieurs:
Vo' s-etes offcieller ent notifies du de-
ces de NJ. Hubert Turgeon, de la bran.
che No 81 de Bay City, ani a succombe
lie 3Oe jour de JAnvier 1907, de la mala-
die dite de Cgur.
Ecu NJ. Hubert Turgeon etait assure
de $1,000 90 dams la classe des Veuves ct
des Orphelins ct portait le certificat de
ben6fces No. 1O47 en- date du 20 Nov.
1902 ct a Pepoque de son deces 6tait en-
reggie avec sa Societe ou Comite Perma-
men, ct avec PUnlon des Societies..
D'apres la teneur de la Section II de
Particle XII des Regiments de rUnion
des Societies Canadiennes-FranGaises Ca
tnoliques des Etats- Unis, tout membre
assure dams la caisse du Ponds des Veu-
YES ct des Urphelins don't le Certificat
de Benefces porte une date aDt@rieure
au 80 Janvier 1907 dot payer au Secre-
taire de la Branche a laquelle il appar-
tent le montant dune cotisation suivant
son age, du Ter Mai 1907 au Ter JUN
1907.
EMMANUEL M. ST JACQUES,
Sa~cretaire General.
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&rho de 1'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 81 Mai 1907

-
L'6vAneme sensational de Ia
semaine q Minneapolis q etc lie
rapte dun enfsnt de 4 jours de Ia
famille Giauque qui demeure au CO.
to Est eli qni est d'origine frapcai-
Sc dit-on. II va quelque temps
une jeune polonaise 6tait employee
CONNIE domestique chez les
Giauque. AprAs quelques jours de
service, ellie s'empara du nouveaux
ne ct partit. Apres une enquete on
trouva l'enfant dams un orphelinat
de Superior Wis, Cd la jeune file
lavaiept d6pos6. D'apr6s. les aveux
DIES amis de celle.ci il appert qn'el-
le fut abandonn6 avec son enfant
par son mari oui "a maltraitait. On
Ia croft folle
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u. S. G. F.

A la derniere s6ance r6guliere
du Oerole Ste Anne Branche No.
% de III. F., @. F., les resolutions
de condolences suivantes ont 6t6
Attendu: Que Dieu dams So Sa-.
gesse In6nie a appele d Lui TN de
nos membres z6l6 ct d6vou6 dams
lapersonne de madame Marie Jean,
il q 6t6:
R6solu: Que nous, les membres
du Cercle Ste Anne ofrons au ma.
ri ct aux enfants de notre smur de-
funte pos plus sinc6res sympathies
dams leur cruelle 6preuve ct de
plus
Resolu: Que cople de ces reso-
lutions soft envoyee q la famille ct
une 4 PECHo DE L'OUEsT pour pu-
blicatlOn.
ANAsTAsIE PAGE,
S6cr6taire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

La Soci6t6 des Enfants de Ma
RE. de la paroisse Notre Dame de
Lourdes, donnera le 6 JUN pro-
chain, une soir6e au jeu de- cartes
ct de creme 4 la glaoe. Les demoi-
selles qul torment le comit6-d de Get
te soir6s font de grands pre-
paratifs pour en- faire une reunion
des plus int6ressantes. IL va six
prix d6di6s aux gagnants, trois
pour les danes ct trois pour, les
messieurs. Admission au jeu de
cartes ct creme q la glace Is.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

L'Unicn st Joseph ayant d6ci-
de de sortir en- corps le 2 JUN 3
l'occasion de la pose de la pierre
apgulaire de la cath6drale de st
Paul ,prie tous ses membres de fai-
re un effort pour grossir les range
de la doyenne de nos societies cana
diennes de Minneapolis, LIE lieu
de la rencontre est q l'6glise Notre
Dame de Lourdes q ll:30. Une
e sera dite assez de bonnie
heure atm de permettre aux assis-
tants d'aller prendre leur diner ct
SO rendre a l'endroit choisi a lheu-
re indlqu6e.
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LsP nulesM Moro. @t en- veea ala pharmace de PahiceD ub6 coin @a avenues Washington ct
2eme NOd

I'm grand bal sera dome lundi
lie IL JUN, par le Lafayette Grove
No 6, Woodmen Circle, dams la
Sale Odd Fellows, coin de- la 4e
rue ct de l'Avenue Centrale. II y
a I'm entrain extraordinaire pour
en- faire un success ct il ny a null
doute que tous ceux qui y assiste-,
ront jouiront dune sojree agreeable
Admission rs cts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

Les membres de la Cour L'Etoi-
le du Nord, sp6cialement ceux qui
font partie du Corps. d'Unlforme
sont prizes d'assister 3 Ia prochaine
s6ance pour prendre part aux ex'er-
cices de marches. LIE comit6 du
Bien de IOrdre s'occupe aussi
pour faire de cette seauce une petit
te soir6e de famille.
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ECHO DE L'OUEST

famille 6plor6e de Ia regrett6e de.
funte ct la prize d'accepter ses plus
sinc6res condolences.
R6solu que ces resolutions
soient iDs6r6es dams les minutes
de la soci6t6; ct que copies soiert
envoy6es d la famille ct a PEcho
de POaest pour pub lication.
Louis j. Dallaire
Comit6 Joseph Forth
r. j. L'H6rault
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ConseiIs Titles

+ MANIERE D%'ENLEvFR LES TACHEs
D'ENCRE SUR LIE PAPIER- Prenez
du fort papier buvard, GU de pre-
ference IN carton buvard; vous
trempez plusieurs fois CO carton GU
CO buvard dens une solution d'acide
oxalique (sel d'oseille) puts lais-
seq lie s6cher. Appliquez exacte-
ment sur la tache ce carton GU CO
buvard ainsi prepare, l'encre SEN
l4vera enforcement ct lie papier Sc
"a blanchl.
NETTOYAGE DIES PIPES EN- EQUINE
cULoTTEEs-Pour nettoyer les pi-
pes en- 6cume culott6es, sans les
endommager, il faut prendre IN
torchons mouill6 sur lequel on re-
pand de la pierre a nettoyer les
couteaux. r6duite en- poudre tres
fine, ct on frotte avec vigueur.
Une fois l'obJet-pipe, porte-ciga-
re on porte-cigarette : sufisam-
ment nettoye, au gre du propri6tai-
re, frotter avec un torchon sec,
sans poudre. L'6came est b:illante
ct lie culottage est respect6
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Fete Rationale.

A la derni4re s6ance du comite
Reorganization de la fete ST. Jean
Baptiste les grandes lignes de Ia
celebration ont At6 trees.
IL y aura messe solennelle q l6.
elise Ste Anne q 9 heures, suivie
dun pique-nique aux Chutes Min
nehaha. Lie soir une s6ance must
sicale ct litt6raire aura lieu dams
les sales 40. u. w.
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S6cr6taire.

lie club dramatique Notre- Dame
sous l'habile direction d'Octave j.
B6laire rendra une piece lnt1tul6
"The Parish Priest" le II JUN
proclaim au profit de la paroisse
Notre Dame de Lourdes dams la
sale St Boniface.
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A vendre une maison de 6
chambres. Citerne, eau de la vile,
cave, etc. Pour plus amples details
s'adresser d M. O. Bouohard, 719
Van Buren, n. D..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

Lundi dernler, M. Louis Cou,
lombe, fills de M. ct Nine Jos Cou.
lombe de Turtle Lake, Wis, con-
duisait a ]'autel q p6glise Notre-
Dame de Lourdes, Mile Bernadette
Emond, file de M. Nine Joseph
Emond de notre Vile, M. Arthur
Thibault, cousin de la mariee ct
Mile Eva Coulombe, s@ur du ma
RE %agissaient CONNIE garcon ct
demoiselle d'honneur.
Les nouveaux 6poux sont parts
pour un voyage de noce a Turtle
Lake, lie 20 ct seront de retour
dams une semaine.
La b6u6diction nupt1ale futdon-
nee par le R. P. Andre.
Nos souhaits de bonheur aux
nouveaux epoux.
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MARRIAGES.

Lundi dernier a Gu lieu q l6gli-
SO Notre Dame de Lourdes, le ma
rage de Mile Rose Paquette, file
de M. ct Nine Z6phirin Paquette,
avec M. Pierre Gagnon, fills de M.
ct Nine Hilaire Gagnon. Mile En-
ma Lemieux ct M. PAquette, frere
de la mari6e agissaient CONNIE de-
moiselle ct garcon d'honneur.
La ben6dlction nuptiale a etc
donn6e par le Revd Pere Andre.
Bonheur ct prosp6rit6 aux nou-
veaux 6poux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

Un leune homme Went d'etre q
Motto assomm6 par une perslsnne
qui s'est d6tach9 dune maison.
Encore un drame de la jalou-
sic!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-05-31

DU DIR. PIERRE

eat lie seul rernede qui ait commence a etre vendu dams lie dix
huiGene steele, qui ait etc vendu tout lie dixneuveme, ct qi
SOFT encore en- vente dams lie vingten1e steele.
II est prepare aujourdhui, tel quill letait il y a plus de
cent ans, dherbes medicinaes, de racnes ct decorces pures
ct choisies, dapres la formule originene du DR.. Pierre Fahrney,
he sage ct vleux medecn suisse-allemand, qi commence, en-
1870, a pratiquer la medicine parmi les habhants du district
de la Rangee DIES Montagnes Bleues de la Pennsylvania.
&c fameux s%pecifique, eprouve par lie temps, vivifie lie fuide
sanguln, apportant la sante partout OH circule lie sang.
II recherche ct detrut enforcement toute parcele dimpu-
rete ct de poison qui propagent la maladie dams tout lie systemic.
Il gueri des centaines de cas- consideres CONNIE d~esesperes
par les medecns, Ia OH les traitements ordinaires avaient fanli.
Null malade, quelque desespere que soft son cas-, ct quele
quait etc la duree de la maladie, ne dot abandonner lespoir
dune guerison.
Que lie nalade s'encourage du passage de lEcriture qui dit
que lie sang est la vie" ct quill Sc rappele que lie bon sang
pure, qi signife toujours sante, force ct vitalte, est facle-
ment a sa portee par lennploi du Rennede de la Nature, 1e
Novoro du DR.. Pierre.
&c nest pas une medicine patentee, &c nest pas I'm remede
prepare ct destine a etre vendu dams les pharmacies. II ne
peut ete obtenu que DIES agents autorses.
Den1andez la brochure gratis ct les temo1gnages de gueri-
f5sOns au
DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
ll2-ll4 So. Hoyne Ave. CHICAGO. III .
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SURVEILLEZ VOTRE DIGESTION
La plupart DIES honames malades soufrent de Dyspepsia
H. vous rAur q REmrDE nAruRE1 a BASE vEeErA1R
LES PIIJIES MORO
DIIDIES 4


CONNIE dams hc" de J. B MENARD, 776 rue 1aontane, MonuealeM s fnont mleux que mo
medeca -Jugeze EN- enonneneuent-1 Les Pu1es Moro agnnta eec nnues.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Judge Lands to-
day cited George F. Harding, George F.
Harding, jr., A. J. Joyner and William J.
Ammon to appear tomorrow and show
cause why they should not be punished
for contempt of court.
Harding last June applied to have. a
receiver appointed for the Corn Products
company, the Standard OIL company and
subsidiary corporations. Judge Lands de-
MED the application and issued an in
junction restraining Harding from fur
ther proceedings along that line.
Despite this, Harding filed another ap-
plication recently In the state supreme
court for appointment of receiver.
Harding, jr., Joyner and Ammon were
parties to the second proceeding.
MOUNT STERLING, Nov. ia
largely attended reception was given
in the chapel of the Presbyterian
church for Rev. and Mrs. T. Roseberry
Good, who are to sail from San Fran
cisco on the Magnolia November 16, for
Yokohama, Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ford entertained
friends at their country home Tuesday
evening.
The local basketball season will be
opened Friday night with game be-
tween the Crescents and the High
School.
Petitions have been circulated in this
county to haEe the law on crows re-
pealed The law has been that all per-
sons who killed crows and presented
the head to the county clerk were paid
rs cents EACH
JERSEYVILJE-Wa Snyder and
Josie Engel surprised their Jerseyville
friends by informing them that they
were married on Thanksg giving day in
1905 at Edwardsville, Ill Mr.. Snyder
has since been residing with his father,
with whom he works as a contractor
| and builder. Mrs. Snyder formerly re-
sided at Brussels, Calhoun county, and
for some years has been making her
home with Mrs. Edward Burns on West
| Pearl street.
| & .PANA-Alberta Beckett of this city
| has filed suit for divorce against j. A
Beckett charging unfaithfulness. She
asks alimony and the custody of hel
| two children.
Misses Anna and Ida Neely and Mrs
| III. A. Buell. left yesterday for Los An
ge,es, where they will spend the winter.
Invitations have been issued to the
celebration of the sixteenth marriage
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly
Armstrong November 8. Mr.. and Mrs
Armstrong have the honor of being the
koldest couple born and reared in the
county.
CENTRALIA-Mrs D. M. Morris
visited friends and relatives in Kin
mundy this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Haney are visit
| ing in Carbondale.
| Mrs r. w. Bennett and son George
of Mattoon are visiting Mrs, E. T
| Baker.
| Mr.. and Mrs M. G.. Gale of Cairo are
visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. M. M
Jones.
| Mrs James Willard is visiting rel
atives in Carterville and Murphysboro
Mrs. George Ward and daughter Miss
Katie of Carlyle are here visiting Mrs
| M b. Hamilton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
MICHIGAN

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 12.--For burg
larry in which their only booty was rs
cent jacknife, Judge Connolly sentenced
Edward Dumas and Xavier Krysol to
Marquette prison for life. Both men
have had records for minor crimes, and
to this is due the severity of the sem
tence.
In committing the crime for which they
were sentenced they brutaly assaulted
an aged woman. In passing sentence,
Judge Connolly said: There can be no
palliation for such crime, particularly
when committed by men who have made
a business of crime all their lives.
BATTLE CREEK Mrs. Mary Church
Terrell. president of the National Associ-
alton of Colored Women, delivered furi-
Gus invective against the people of the
south before the Purity congress here.
mo servant girl is safe in the homes
of the white people," she declared, "and
no mother who considered her daughter s
honor would allow her to become a SER
want without first requiring references"
She declared that all of the states OF
the south had plotted to shut out the
children of the blacks from an education
and that the courts had refused to pro-
tect colored women. Mrs. Terrell was
especially bitter in her condemnation OF
the women of the south, some of whom
she quoted as saying the negro women
were devoid of honor.
HANCOCK-A case OF. hazing in the
public schools at Rockland was reported
Boys are accused of pulling the teeth OF
others. One of the victims is i'll, hav-
ing caught cold in his lacerated jaws
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
TEXAS

QUINTANA, Tex, Nov. 12-The
oysters In Bryan's lake are better this
year than ever. The storm last week
left no marks of damage except big
crop of mosquitoes.
AUSTIN-Cameron, where the lynch-
ing occurred this week, was AdJt. Gen.
Newton's home town. Gen. Newton WIS.,
tied Cameron soon after the lynching.
He brought back photograph OF tne
negro as he hung from an oak tree In the
court house yard and also a photograph
taken with small camera OF the mop
as It surged about the jail.
No investigation will be made OF the
lynching as it would be useless to ac-
compish anything. Many In the mob
were trying to disperse it, nd 1t would
be impossible to detect those VINO TOOK
part in the lynching.
Ell PASO-Seven men were arrested
here on a charge of attempted jail deliv-
cry.
While a deputy constable was trans
ferring to the county Jail Hayes Wimber-
ly. charged with attempting to counter
felt clearing house certificates, seven men
started for the officer and his prisoner.
Police reserves were called, and the
men were arrested. They are W.. "A.
Scott, Elmer Anderson, Robert walker
Harry Dawes, f. Brown, Robert Thomp-
son and T. j. Synott.
AITSTIN-while in San Augustine Capt.
]. III. Rogers of the state rangers learned
that Judge ]. I. Perkins of Nacogdoches
county had reconvened the grand jury to
investigate the conduct of the state
rangers while guarding the negro, DOCK
Bailey, in the Nacogdoches court mousse.
NV II SDra0leX. eX-
sheriff. that Ranger Dibrell had beaetn
him needlessly when the former tried
to pass the ranger on the court house
steps. The grand jury completely ex-
onerates the rangers and the present
sheriff for placing Spradley in jail, ind
ing the rangers were acting under the
instructions Of the court
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
FLORIDA

MELROSE, Fla, Nov. 12-The turpen-
tine still of the Merose Manufacturing
company was burned last night about II
o'clock, also about thirty barrels of ro-
sim crude gum and quite stock of
empty barrels. Incendiaries is suspected.
There was no insurance on the building
or stock.
WILLISTON-Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Hes
ter are now domicied in their new home,
which is one of the neatest residences In
the town.
DR.. j. NJ Willis is preparing to en-
large his drug store, which will make ii
more commodious for his large practice.
The Ladies' Aid society Is preparing for
a bazaar to be held the second week In
December. The proceeds will be used for
the erecteion of a parsonage.
Rev. Mr.. Boney, the new pastor OF the
Baptist chuch, and wife, will be here
this week and he will assume the duties
of pastor the second and fourth Sundays
in the month.
BARSTOW-J. w. Burton, Arcadia's
popular mayor, spent Sunday in Bars
tow.
DR.. e. A. Law and J. ]. Swearingen
spent Sunday in Tampa.
Mrs j.. 3. Eppingson has purchased r
A. Ruhl's cottage on Wilson avenue.
Capt. f. Alonzo Cordery of Fort MEADE
was a visitor to Barstow yesterday.
Several camp hunting parties left this
vicinity for the Kissimmee river valley
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
Z OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
TENNESSEE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. PA special
from Canton, Miss, says: The intense
feeling which has existeu here for some
days because of crimes committed by
negroes found vent when Joe Shaw, q
negro, was taken from the city jail and
publicly lashed by a posse Of citizens
Shaw was charged with breach of the
peace and defied arrest, barricading him
self in his home, but was finally cap
tured. Following his trial before the
mayor he was taken in charge by citi-
zens who tied him to a post and 100
lasnes with a cat-o-nife-tails was ad-
minlstered Several days ago Ernest
Shea, white man, was shot and badly
wounded by negro whom it was neces<
sary TO remove to Jackson to prevent
mob Violence"
JASPER-A. s. Kelly Of Kimball was
here on Monday.
@. p. jackson of Nashville is here, the
guest of his family.
Miss Gertrude Kelly was visiting in
South Pittsburg last week.
B, +. Bridgeman of the NJ, G. & st. L.
railroad visited his family here Sunday.
DR.. N. B. Moore of Whitwell was in
town Monday.
Rev. Boone was visiting in South Pitts
burg Sunday.
James M. Lane was in South Pittsburg
Monday on business.
Mrs. T. A. Havron returned Monday,
after several weeks absence in Hick-
man, KY, Nashville and Tullahoma.
KNOXVILLE-Judge oliver p. Temple.
aged SS. died after a lingering Illness.
Judge Temple was born in Greene county
January q, 1920, and was reared on
farm, his father dying two years after
his birth. In 1S47 he graduated from
Washington college and at once entered
politics, making the race against An
drew Johnson for congress, and was de-
I'feated by only a few hundred votes.