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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17
Les Farces du TeleDhon,

Les Farces du TELEPHONE
Tn abonn6 demande la commu.
nication avec son m6decin.
L'abonn6.0Docteur, c'est vous!
-Oui.
-Voici &c qui arrive: ma femme
est bien fatigu6e, ellie a la langue
blanche, beaucoup de difficulties
avaler ct, aufond de la gorge, on
volt un peu de blanc.
LIE Docteur.-C'est une angine
L'abonn6. Que faut-il faire?
Malheureusement, un employe
change la communication, ct Ia.
bonnie recoit la consultation don.
nee par un m6canicien a un pro.
pri6taire de machine q vapeur:
""Laissez la done refroidir' cette
mutt, ct, demain matin, avant de Ia
chauffer, decrassez-la ct frappez-la
avec un marteau, puts prenez une
lance d'arrosage a forte preston et
lavez-la."
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Condolences

A la derniere seance du Cercle
Ste Anne, Br. %, tenue lie Ii mars,
les resolutions suivantes ont etc
adoptees:
Attendu quill a plu a Dieu de
rappeler de &c monde, la venerable
mere de Nine Alice Jameson, ct le
.beb6 bien-aim6 de Nine Corinne
Link, toutes deux membres du
Cercle, il est
R6solu que les membre du Ger
Gle Ste Anne ofrent a ces soeurs
leurs sinceres sympathies dams leur
epreuve, il est de plus
Resolu qu'une copie des pr6sen-
ties leur soft envoy6e ct une autre q
lECHo DE L'OUEsT pour publica-
ton.
Leura Dumas, Sec. Arch.
A la derniere s6ance de la. sCour
L'Etoile. du Nord, No 1853, w. C.
O. F., les resolutions suivantes ont
etc adopt6es:.
Attendu que Dieu. voulant all
ciel un ange de plus, est venu en-
lever de cette terre lie petit-fls de
ST. M. Arz6lie Tyler, il est
R6solu que les membres de no.
tire Cour offfrent-a cette soeur, ainsi
qua sa famille, leurs sinceres sym.
pathies dams cette6preuve, qui leu1
dome au ciel un ST puissant pro
tecteur.
R6solu qu,.une copie >des pr6sen-
ties soft envoy6e q Sr Tyler ct une
autre a lEcHo DE L'OUEsT pour pu.
blication. )
L6da Malbauf, Sec. Arch.
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DES w. q. w.

La jurisdiction ID" de pOrdre
DIES "Woodmen of the World a
tenu sa convention biennale 3 La
crosse, Wis, mardi ct mercredi de
cette semaine. La session s'est GU
verte par plusieurs addresses, entire
autres une adresse de bienvenue
par lie procureur de la vile, ct re
ponses par M. Reynolds, de Madi
son, au nom du Wisconsin, ct par
w. n. Brown, de Minneapolis, au
nom du Minnesota.
La prochaine convention de Get
tie Jurisdiction ira q Duluth, grace
aux efors de M. Fred Blais, le pc
pulaire facteur de la sVille Zenith,
detection DIES officers a dome
lie r6sultat suivant:
Head Consul, Edward j. Rey
nolds, Madison.
Advisor, M. Gerbhart, st Paul.
Banker, M. Atkins, Waukesha.
Commits, G.. I. Roos, Minneapolis
Escorte, L. M. Omerberg, La
crosse.
Garden, P. j. Bigu6, st Paul.
Sentinel, j. N. Dawney, st Paul
Syndics: j. E.. Poisson, Minnea
polls; M. Walker, Cloquet; NJ.
Small, Mendoza; DR. Wallace, Wis.
Chas. Fox, Beloit, Wisconsin.
D6legu@, L. Fl. Peter, St Paul.
Substitut, M. Ryan.
CONNIE on lie volt les n6tres sont
bien r~epr6sent6s sur cette liste,
bien qu'ils soient l'infme minorite.
Les camps de langue FRANCHISE
du Minnesota etaient representes
par les delegues suivants:
Camp Lasalle, st Paul:
Jacob Quesnel ct J. r. Trudeau.
Camp Champlain, Minneapolis.
j. E. Poisson ct A. FL. Demeules
Camp de Duluth. Fred Blais.
Camp de Cloquet, M. Charter.
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Ellie CHAMPAGNE,
81 rue Pond, Woonsocket, r. /.

lie grand Pape Pie TX, d6pouille,
est mort prisonnier au Vatican.
Quelques ann6es apres l'entre-
tien que nous venons de transcrire,
lie comte de Rhetel habitat, avec
son ami Ditmour, lie chateau de
Bellevue, pres Sedan, lorsque lie 2
septembre, il >apprit que l'Empe-
reur des Francois ct lie roi de Prus-
Sc devaient avoir une entrevue au
chateau.
Ne disons rien de cette doulou-
reuse entrevue; Napoleon III,
vaincu, rendit son 6p6e a Guillau-
me, roi de Prusse son vainqueur.
Napoleon, d6sormais captif, de-
Wait MOURN bientot, d6pouill6, de-
tr6n6, loin de la belle ct douce
France.
Avant larrivee de Guillaume Ter
de Prusse, lie malheureux Napoleon
III await dit au comte Joseph de
Rhetel, quill regardait, il y a quel-
ques annees CONNIE un insense, un
fou: advertisement de mon on
Gle Sc realise aujourd'hui: Malta
quez pas, n'opprimez pas lie Pape,
simon, -vous serez 6crase par la
main vengeresse de Dieu qui pro-
tege la Cbaire de St-Pierre. Mon
sort est une nouvelle preuve de
cette V6rit6."
Cette page d'histoire dot sufire
a rassurer tous ceux qui, la douleur
dams Fame, assistent au triomphe
des societies secretes ct au m6pris
de la religion dams nos pays. lis
peuvent Sc dire CONNIE Pie VII:
"sLe Dieu d'autrefois Wit encore! Je
sails ce que sera demain.'
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Mines A. Allard, S. Chinoine ct
B. Bernard, de jefferson, S. D.,
uui etaient en- visite dams les Villes
Seurs depuis deux semaines, sont
retourn6es chez Giles, samedi soir.
Files ont 6t6 les h6tes de leur soeur
Nine V. Bernard de l'avenue Uni
versite S. E en- cette vile. Ac-
compagn6es de cette derniere, Giles
ont visit@ une autre s9ur Nine Jos
Beaubien de St Paul. Files Sc sont
q cette occasion, trouv6es cinq
sours r6unies don't Nine Bernard
est l'at ZEE. Mines Allard, Chicoi-
ne ct Bernard ont eu TN sejour des
plus agreables
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rerez u vous, u votre famille ct
sur La France les plus grands cha
timents du ciel."
L'empereur, 6tonn6, regarda lie
comte de Rh6tel ct lie pria d'expli-
quer ces paroles inintelligibles
pour lui.
LIE comte rappela lentrevue de
Napoleon Ter ct Pie VII. au cha
teau de Fontainebleau, ct les paro-
les de pempereur pendant sa capti-
vit6 sur lie rocher de Ste -H6l6ne.
"T,out celia est int6sessant, Sc
cria Napoleon. LIE hasard a reel
lement dome aux paroles du Pape
quelque vraisemblance."
LIE comte, emu par lie scepticis-
me de Pempereur, lui afirma que,
CONNIE lui, son oncle, a Fontaine-
bleau, ne pensait pas que lie ciel
put chatter les oppresseurs du Pa
pc, mails qua Ste-H6lene, &c grand
genie, que les malheurs avaient
rendu plus clalryoyant ct MONS
infatu6 de lui-meme, avouait quill
6tait en- exit parce gull await per-
secut6 le P3re commun DIES Eide
les.
Joseph de Rh6tel, de plus en- plus
emu, termina en- distant: Isl la
France permet que Pie TX soft
complement d6pouill6, livr6 . la
merci de ses ennemis, rebuilt en-
.captivit6, oh! alors...
Eth bien, alors? insista Tempe
reur.
-Alors DIES nations 6trangeres
couvriront de nouveau la France
de ravages, ct Votre Majestic parta-
gera le sort de son oncle.
.-Assez, dit lie Prince, je vous
remercie de vos ADVERTISEMENTS; ct
il cong6dia lie comte de Rh6tel.
H6las!on connaf la malheureuse
conduite de Napoleon. Les trou-
pes franchises %quitterent Rome, ct
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Les offices religieux du careme
sont tres pieusement suivis dams
nos deux 6glises condolences. LIE
dimanche, d l'eglise Notre-Da-
ME de Lourdes ct d reglise Ste An
ne, en- plus des services r6guliers,
il Y a lie chemin de la croix d 3 h.
de l'apres-midi, pour les enfants
auquel nombre de grandes person.
mes a~ssistent, ct tous les vendredis
soirs q 7:45 h. il y a sermon, che
min de la croix ct b6n6diction du
Tres Saint Sacrement, ct les fde-
les v ~assistent en- foule::
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

M. Antoine Peltier, ne q st Ro-
bert, P. O., est d6c6d6 jeudi lie 9
mars 1911, a l'age de 81 ans.
Avec ses parents il arriva a Cen
treville, Mimi, en- 1854. Tres jeu-
ne encore, en- 1864, il joint la Com
pagnie B., lie Regiment d'Infan-
terie du Minnesota, ct servit JUS
qua la fin de Ia guerre. II demeu.
raft a st Paul depuis q ans, ct il
comptait un grand nombre d'amis.
LIE d6funt 6tait membre de pUnion
FRANCHISE, des 'Junior Pioneer"
du "Gar6eld Post, No g." ct du
"Territorial Pioneer. Son servi-
ce funebre a etc chante lundi lie Ii
mars, a l'6glise st Patrice, ct ses
restes mortels ont etc transport6s
all cimeti4re de Centreville. II lais-
Sc une sour Nine Desrosiers ct
deux fills Edouard ct Henri. Son
spouse Ia pr&c6d6 dams la tombe
de Is ans. Les porteurs 6taient:
NM. Frank Robert, A. Gagn6, P.
Salons, Thomas Kennedy let John
Wagner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

Ceux de nos compatriotes qui de
sireraient Sc procurer du bon pois
son, frais, sale OF fume, peuvent
l:obtenir q la Central Provision Co.
125 Avenue Centrale, qui en- a un
choix considerable. Vous y trou
verez aussi un choix de viandes de
premiere qualite, lie tout a des prix;
defiant toute concurrence. M. Hen
ri Joncas, lie proprietaire assure un
traitement cordial ct honn6te. TIE
lephones: T. S. Spruce 531, on N.
W. East 80.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

M. ct Nine Onesiford Lafond,
en- voyage de PEST pour Port Arthur
thur, 6tait de passage en- notre vii
le la semaine derniere, les h6tes de
leur taute Nine Jos Longtin ct de
leur cousine Nine Link.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

M, Wilfrid Tourangeau, propri6-
taire du Nile Hotel, 20 Avenue
Universite N. b., sollicite la Glen
tAle canadienne-francaise Cham
bres propres ct bonnie pension au
jour ct q la semaine, q des prix
tres raisonnables.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

M. Joanam Paradis s'est bless@
a une jamie, lundi dernier, en- tom
bant dun 6chafaudage. II est obi
&c de garden la chambre. M. Pa
raids est membre de lUnion st 10
SeDh.
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Cartes "a louer" ct "a vendre" 4
nos bureaux 1Oc.

A VENDRE-a -prix tres re-
duits, ouvrages canadiens-francais
rares, ct 1ivres ~francais, etc. S'a-
dresser au No. SIG, West 10th St.,
Sioux Falls, S. D.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

A VENDRE on q Echanger,
une ferme de 26 arpents en- culture
d Elk River, MIMI, situee q un
mile ct demi de lEglise, un mile
de l'ecole. March6 tres avantageux.
S'adresser a M. L'Herault, Elk
River, Mimi.
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st. Paul

MN. Philippe Bigu6 ct Jacob
Quesnels sont parts lundi matin
pour L~across, Wis, Oh lis ont as
siste CONNIE d6l6gu6 q la conven-
ton des w. O. w, ct dod ills Sc
sont rendus a Chicago. A Chica-
go, M. Bigu6 a rercontr6 son 6pou-
Sc qui Sc rend a Richmond, Virgil
ginie, pour une visite de plusieurs
mois chez son b%eau-fr4re.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-03-17

Une bonnie personne d6sirerait
trouver une place dams une petite
famille, pour alder all menage. S,a-
dresser au No 625 Ramsey st N.
r.
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4. nh clsapaels, Il Mslsctsb R. l., ssuffrs psalsa
lis snn6es De Mllyalss Digestion, il pread aas
Ouaati6 Do Remedies, mails les
PILULES MORO
seules le Gukrissent.
QueIquss Conseis aux hommes Oyspeptques.

Hommes qui souffrez de dys-
pepsie, mangez lentement, mas
tiquez bien vos wires; plus vous
serez de temps q table, plus vite
votre digestion Sc fera.
Mangcz sec; en- general les
dyspeptiques dig6rent mieux les
solides que les liquides.
Evitez les NETS trop chauds ou
trop froids; la nourriture devrait
etre de la meme temperature que
lie sang.
Restez sur votre faim; ne mani
gez pas plus quill vous. est mel
c~essaire, surtout 81 votre diges-
ton SO fat tres difficilement; ce
nest >pas ce que vous mangez
qui vous dome des forces, mais
bien, ce que vous digerez.
Evitez de prendre des exerci-
ces trop violents imm6diatement
avant ct apres vos repas.
Ne mangez pas plus solvent a.
que trois fois par jour, le repas
du soir devant etre l6ger; I'm
grand nombre de dyspeptiques !.
ne devraient manger meme que
deux fois.' IL
Ne mangez Jamais entire les
repas, non plus quand vous 6tes y
fatigu6s ou affaiblis par lie sur m
menage; les repas pris dams des q
moments d'inqui6tude on de ner- m
vosit6 Sc digerent aussi tres mel. D
Ne mangez que des NETS faci- =
los 4 dig6rer; 6vitez les plats IL i.
compliqu&s ct tres riches ct II
ne prenez pas plus que deux gu 81
trois sortes d'aliments 4 chaque P
repas. In
Votre repas fini, prenez deux
Pilules Moro pour les hon. y
mes ct f~aites-les suivre dune p
tasse de the GU dun verre c.
d'eau chaude, ct vous verrez p
QUEEN suivant ce regime avec n,
soin l'&tat de votre estomac s'a-
m6liorera tres vite ct que vous
. gu6rirez de votre dyspepsia. /
Les M6decins de la Compagnie
consultations gratuites 4 tous les h
/ eux. Leurs bureaux, al No 272
ouxerts tous les jours, excepte lie d
/ 8 heures du soir. Les hommes
rendre, sont invites 4 @crire 4 ces
. Les Pilules Moro sont en- ventt
remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi,
Etats- Unis, sur reception du prix, 8
Toutes les lettres doivent 6tre
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO,
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Abonnez-yous apEcHo DE
L'OUEsT, ST. par an.
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81 rue Pond, W0onsocket, II. !.
"Un medecin me traftait pour
la dyspepsia depuis assez long
ct je restais toujours avec
los memes malaises: gaz, man
que; d'spp6tit, douleurs' d'esto-
mac. Parfois j'6tais meme 81 NAL
que je ne pouvais me rendre 1
mon Outrage. J'ai employs les
Pilules Moro suiyant la direction
j'ai suivi, au sujet do
l'alimentation, les conseils dc ID
circulaire qui est jointe aux
Pilules Moro, ct j'ai obtenu de CO
traitement plus de satisfaction
que de tous les autres remedies
pris pr6c6demment. J'aurai en-
core certainement recours aux
Pilules Moro 81 ~je redevfens
malade."
Ellie CHAMPAGNE,
81 rue Pond, Woonsocket, r. I.
ie M&dicale Moro donnent des
malades qui s'adressent
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, sent
dimanche, de o heures du matin
s malades qui ne peuvent s'y
m6decins.
he chez tous les marchands de
ii, par la poste, au Canada ct aux
SOC une bofte, $3.50 six bottles.
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A..urez ddans.l de fortes ::comosenles. mE

Ces Compsenies sont insurDassables
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GOmmunication

Abilene. Texas, Aug. 20, 1911.
Cherry Pr. Gwvnn's Island.
was my home in the long ago
when Heaven was nearer Earth
than il will ever be again.
am in Texas nowS never mind
about being happy; | wouldn't
give old Cherry Pr. as it was
'befo de war. fOc a million OF
Texas We had little wind.
rain and hail last Monday. God
keep us from another SIGH"
We have a small house between
two large ones and sustained nc
ininrx. Other parts of the cit
Jared terribly. thousands of dol
lars; loss.
Dear old Buck" Cooke is my
old school mate aud chum.
thank somebody for sending
ne Your paper.
God bless old Mathews and all
her people. That is the garden
spot Of the world and Gods
own, country.
James w. Keeble.
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mathews County
BLAKES

Mrs. Eta TAYLOR. Of Cape
Charles IS visiting relatives here.
Mr. Curtis Edwards, spent last
week with friends and relatives
at Soles.
Mr.. Morris BROMLEY. who has
been IN the County. returned Sun
day to his home il SYringa.
Mr.. Callie Athertnn. OF Cape
Charles. is visiting his parents
near Ha lieford
Mrs. Ellen Watson and little
daughter Jenneil, OF Norfolk are
guests at the home of Mr.. George
RaSsett.
MIR. Henry Foster, successful
blacksmith, of Blakes. and Miss
Olive PAYNE. popular Young
lady OF this place. were united in
matrimOnv AT Mathews Chapel,
NJ. +. Church South. last Tues
dav evening. ! hey will reside at
Btakes.
We wish to retract Il statement
made bv us in last weeks issue
IN regard TO the elopement Of Mr..
Charles Williams ald Miss Ruth
GREY. No opposition was made
to the marriage, hence. we infer
that the couple eloped from 70
mantle proclivities alone.
In regard to the choice Of Senator's l
candidates to be decided in the Dem
Ocratic Primary on Sep. 9TH, we wish
to declare ourselves in favor OF Nlessrs
Jones and Swanson. While possibly
Mr.. Martin may not be responsible for
certain censorious reports, which have
been circulated concerning BIN, we
can not afford TO allow him the benefit
of the doubt; we can not afford to thus
JeopaI d'ze the vital interests of Vir-
ginia. We of the First District, should
consider it our bounden duty 10 support
Mr.. jones' for higher office, in view of
his many years service as our Repre-
sentative. Kindly respect, patriotic
gratitude, and a strong sense ofobliga
tior to Richmond's son should compel
us to champion his cause.
OF Claude a. Swanson. our. worthy
executive Of days gone by, we need not
speak. The slighteSt allusion TO him
is adequate; The mere mention of his
name is COMMEMORATE with the most
erUdite verbosiey. We all are aware
Of his past achievements and efficient
services in varied capacities, for the
people of Virginia. Then, let us in
scribe--Jones and Swanson on, our
banners when we go. to the polls Oh
September 9TH. RIB
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800 Reward 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that, science has
been able to cure in all IT'S stages, an
that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls CAtar
rh Cure is taken Internally, acting di.
rect1y upon the blood and mucous SUI
faces of the system, thereby destroying
the found alton of the disease, asld. Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution aad. assisting natu
re in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative DOW
erS that they offer One hundred dollars
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. Address;
+. J. Chenny & Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
TAKE Halls family pills for cons.i-
pat o.
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BOHANNOM

Miss Virginia Deal is visiting
Miss Martha MinIer.
Miss Virginia Billups is. a guest
of Miss Ruby White.
Miss Byrd Edwards, of Hamp-
ton. is.a guest at Whitfield.
Miss Hazel Pablo, of Ports
mouth, visited. Miss RUBY Bas-
sett recently.
Mr.. J. Carter White visited, his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D,
White last week.
Mrs Otis Hallett., OF Cape
Charles, is visiting friends in the
County.
Mrs. CaRee and her grandson.
Master Maynard. Caffee left for
their home in Newport News
Saturday, after d visit 10 Mrs. J.
w. Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard White
and their little daughter. Anne
Wilson left this week foE. their
home III Raleigh. ~. G.
Mrs. c. S. Phillips and little
Miss Avery Balm. Phillips, will
leave this week for WiIloughby
Beach, after a. summer in the Co.
Mrs. George Parsons. of Rich
mOnd. after few days with Mrs.
G.. ii. Zimmerman has returned
to her home.
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r aft Fish Goa

Taft, Va. Aug. Is, 1911.
The Taft Fish, Iuc. located at Taft
Lancaster Co. Va. here to fore enga-
ged in the Herring and Roe business,
proposes to increase lis Capital Stool,
to a minimum of 500, 600, and to em-
bark in the MenhaGcn Scrap and oil
business.
a limited amount of the stock is offer
ed to the public.
In making application, please use
hisform. Taft Fish Co., Inc. Taft, Va.
l, being a resident of the State of
Virginia, subscribe for. shares OF
the Capital Stock of the Taft Fish Co.
Inc at par 500. per share; and en-,
close So. .....I5per c. of subscri p
tom as first payment on same, the
balance amounting TO So. to be
paid in five monthly installments OF
5 go. each.
In event of my failure to pay any oil
installments, 1 agree to accept stock al
the then selling price for the amount OF
meney which /. have paid in. When
the full payment has been made, Issue
Certificate TO ............ 1900.
Signed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
l.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wa.
Address all applications 10 J. b.
Cralle. Pres. Kilmarnock, Va. or tc
Dr. y. II. b. Hubbard, Vios Pres.
White Slime. Va.
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FarneEs Institute

In the furtherance of The agri-
cultural Interests of the territory
tributary toits lines. special meet
ings, have been arranged by the
Old, Dominion Steamship Com
pany. with the cooperation of
the Virginia Department of Acri-
culture and immigration, at the
points. below.
Claremont.. Aug. 18th. 1. y. m. .
Smithfeld, Aug. 20. 10 a. m.
Mathews G. H.. Aug. 80. ia. m. :
Dixondale. Aug, 81. 10 a. IN.
Lectures on topics Of vital in
terest to the farmers will be deli
vered by recognized authorities.
These Institutes have been OF
great benefit to til sections in
which they have been conducted
Tor some years Throughout the
South.
The meeting will be addressed
by MIR. w. D. linn. Consultine
AgriculturiSt. State Board Oh
Agriculture of West Virginia: Mr..
J. + Gordon, Agricultural College
OF Ohio: DR.. a. w. Freeman,
| Member State Board of Health.
Richmond, Va: Mr.. G.. w. Koi-
mes Commissioner Of Agriculture,
/ Virginia.
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Rev. Thomas Semmes Of Rieh.
imcrd preached series cf sne
sermons al TRINITY aud St john.
last week ne also delivered for
sible temperance lecture at Cen
trail last Thursday night.
The meeting at the Baptist
Church here continues through
out this week. Services each
morning and night Rev Essex
is preaching effectively. The sing
ing is especially good owing large
ly TO the efforts Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck Hudgins. of Norfolk and
Mrs. J. &. Walker.
The Tabernacle meeting closed
Sunday. The pastor was assisted
bv Rev. Thos. K. Reeves. of the
Blackstone School; Rev. ]. r..
Brooks. Of Chatham, Va; Rev.
J.. II. Smith ID. d., Of Meridian.
Miss: Rev. S. b. Bridges. OF
Portsmouth. The meeting was
well attended and much good was
done.
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Hst1Tna--GataY Cure
Expert Medical Scientists Arnc
Startling Results Obtained y,
Box

Expert Medical Scientists Ammo
Startling Results Obtained y,
Senpine
New YOTk:-Thousand re t.
advantage Of the generous clfcr
nv The Wood worth Combaoy Dent
ll61 Broadway, New Yor< O.
CueStinE an experiments ~.Ck.
Sen3ine, the great disc. to-
thina, Hay Fever, Bro
Catarrh, which is maize
charge 10 all who write for
curing thousands Of the most
cases II makes no diferen~
long you have been suffering or
severe the climatic conditions
where you live, Senpine will
You.
If you have experimental with OF
treatments aud have failei to nm
cure do not be discouraged butsend
trial OF this wonderful truly merit
remedy which is a scientific co.npo.
discovered by a Professor Of Niei
University, and Is b-irG recommer
by thor sands
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
Glass Charges, sawr
son Replies

The charge printed below was
made by Hon. Carter Glass IN ;
Espseeb at Bristol last week. we
print also below Senator Swan
sons answer.
NY competitors literary bu
reau; with his sanction. portrays
HIM as an enemy of this lawless
tobacco monster (American To
bacco Company but indite
him as it's friend and a part of it.
/ charge that my competitor,
while a member of the Ways and
Means Committee of Congress,
was large stOckhOlder in the
American Tobacco C0mpa n Y.
whose methods have not only
met with judicial condemnation
but have caused loss and failure
and misery to thousands Of indie
pendant tobacco manufacturers
and tobacco growers in this coun-
try"
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-08-24
Sale OF FrCreTty

New Point Pe9 and the sur
rounding property was purchased
last week by Mr.. ii. *. Billups a
prosperous citiz II Of Lower
Mathews, the consideration invol
we'd being ten Thousand dollars.
The sale was made by MIR. K. t..
Thomas of Baltimore who bought
the property very chFaplY some
years ago.