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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

Dr. Gilbert, the eminent PhysiOg-
nomist, Scientist and Anthropolo-
gist, will commence a short course
of splendidly illustrated, amusing
and instructive lectures at the opeu
house ON Friday evening, April 9Th,
ON the great science af Anthropolo-
gy. Opening lecture free. Subject,
inst night, THE Physiognomy of
Health Disease, Character and
Crime ~ All are invited. Com
mencts az ) sharp.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

jim W,>tmll the we'll known
CHIMES contractor or ALBANY. b, in
the city he Is sim very indignant
over his ricytion r,am the q. 4 q.
depot al this pla,,, huI SAYS THAI hr
has instituted no suit, ppEuing to
~''lc tho matter amicahly il
Is'sslhlv The writer ha, KNOW n
Nj Wv>,tall br ~N,wl ywr and
knows thaL notwithstanding th,
m', o1 hls nativity, uy D., 70 g,nth~
man, liv i, thoroughly American.
ifydl W,sr Whit, m,u's CLOTHES.
adupIs whit, uyu', VaN eft living as
mr as ls'>,lhly. sud q, we'll Thought
q" WhyDNvr hy b, buoNu Al COR
Nalii, WN,n hy N,,I ,,,,rll N,ar,
h, wa, oaus.d,N,i ou, uf The town,
mosl rug,uu,.ug yiJ,t,us. giving
llsnlN la ali publ.r ,uJsun~.,
vhan.h,,. syaysl, ytg Mhilt h,,
yivctiuu mHu thy d,IsH Mas uo
duuH lu euWWulN with tht
ompsnN's ullys, Wv thnk thar th,
manner lu which it Mas d0ur Was
utith,I right uur gyntiguauN.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
County Court

The board of county commission.
ers has been engaged to-day in con,
sidering road petitions, rebates on
taxes, allowing bills, etc. Frank
Hall, owner of the erosion Ferry,
asked the court TO appropriate mon.
ey to place the road between this
city and the ferry in a better condi.
ton. The petition will probably be
granted, as the district is in such
condition that the taxpayers cannot
do the work themselves.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
NR

The only guaranteed cure for
cStarrh, cold in the head. 'hay fever.
n'~c cold, catarrhal dranlt>s and
>'n cyv>. R'~Jor> tho ~cg~s of taste
and unpleasant bDath. n>ultinp
ir'm 0Wrh, Easy and pleasant 10
u,', Follow diDvtion, aud "a sun, b.
warranted, hy an druggists. send
tor oiNular to AbicJiuc Medical
twuranN OmNillc, Cal Six
months Treatment Tor 81; ~nt bv
maih Sl,lo For sale by n. NJ
Matthews 4 Ga, lo6 state H.. Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

About 10 o'clock this morning a
team orborscs attached TO the front
running gear Of buggy and cover
cd with mud aud foam, came tear
ing down Liberty street to Ferry
and turning into Commercial street
at the Chcmekcte hotel corner, ran
into Ford'- livery stable. Mr.. Ford
recognized the team a. one belong
ing to Marshbanks, the Silrerton
liveTyman. and after tax are Of
the ovcrheatcd team, started out on
:nc -ilverton road to look for the
balance Of the rig. When he reach
ed the hill near Swartz' mill, SIX
miles from town, he found the
driver. Prof d. W. Ioder, Of Silver
ton. and the other part Of the buggy
in the road. It appears that while
climbing the hill the reach which
connects the front and hind aNles
broke, and the front gear was pulled
out from under the buggy, letting it
drop to the ground. The team be
came frightened and pulled the lines
OUT Of Prof. Yoder's hands and
started for town. Prof YOder came
on To town with Mr.. Ford. The
team was not at all injured by their
six mile run, and a few dollars will
repair the damage to the vehicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

Fred Dimlor, the sewing machine
agent of North Salem, who has been
dangerously III several days with
conyulsions, is reported rs violently
insane. To-day hc has been very
wild and dclirious and has several
times threatened To Kill members of
his family, force being required to
keep him trom carrying his threat
into execution. lie is IA man about
30 years of age and has wife and
six children, \ formal complaint
asking for his commitment to the
asylum will probably be entered
against him this afternoon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
Sln,pA NIwS
Commissioner Tcrrll is at S,len
un court business.

Commissioner Terrell is at salem
ON court business
Frank CuatE ot Sublimity, ma,
bought the luti farm,
Alternate miu and sunshine.
Fruit pnSpccts good this year
James y. smith has sent for lOO
cat fish To stock his fish pond
Andy Sirgmuud shot at cayotc
thI, morning lie ha, gunc out ON
hi, trail again.
r W Hull gu,> to SuMmity to-
morrnw aS couu>cliu the Sicgmund.
~, Wagner suit
simon Hclpmau q, 60 rpvt "a
chair factory ou the placv sold him
log Hun mr Joe Randolph,
NaNivr Stoy,~l ha, lost our
m,lch cow and Ihpvhyad ofyouugcr
stu,'h hy l'ol~ou wild hrkspur
" A. Wo,i,id,, ppubiuu pp-
ciuv, committeeman, S,y~, "No
ID d native NOR Nniguyr yau vote
thi, yvar uul,-> hy uulg, lyuvr.
I0tyut '"
John Lwl will ~U H pubu,
sucIion ou Ihe l2th lust, ou the
@m lately oNued by hm. >cyvr,l
hundrcd dollar, worth ot farm ma.
ohincrN, hor-s, caJtl, etc
April 4
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
LooL on rhI, plrIure. and on This.

Yc who have been basking I'm the
warmth and the sunshine Of the
Willamette valley; who have been
watching the green and tlowery gar
den carpets flourish the past two
months who now look out and be
hold the shade and fruit trees deck
with foliage and with blossom, aead
the following, from the Emmett
County Iowa Nindicator,' and
shiycr for sympathy with the deni-
zcns of that empire Of Borcus: "Du-
ring the last week i'm March, 1883,
the weather has been in all respects
like January. The slcighing is good;
"sm dogs have appeared, appar-
entity In good condition; the snow
blows, and the thermometer
indicates pretty fair winter temper
aturc. Coal is Scarccuud i'm demand
Just ~ II was in December, and If
practically the same conditions did
not exist at present all over the
hemisphere [On that side
of the Rockies, Mr. N.-Ep.l this
would pass for an exceptional cold
country"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
WortA Attending.

DR. Gilbert has the reputation Of
being the finest platform speaker
that ever came tO this coast in the
Interest Of science His course Of
Lectures promises 10 he a rich treat 10
the intelligent and thinking people
of salem. Tomorrow, friday eve
ming the lectue will be frye and
the open house should be crowded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

The best s,,lve IN. the world for
cuts, bruises, sorgs, ulcers, salt rheum.
fever soras, letter, chapped hands.
chilblains, cOrns, and all skin erup-
tions, and positively cunss piles, or
no pay rcquined. Ii Is guaranteed
tO give perf,ct satisfaction, Or money
refunded Pnce IS cents per box.
For sale by Dr.. n. W. Cox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
llinizsd Account Of DOings 10 City and
Country
WORE ,Borr THAT PARDON.
Partially Of Gov Pemoycr-.One I'
Taken and Two others Left.

GOV. pcnuoycr iu attempting Ia
Justify his pardon Of the California
adventures, Pearl Page, cites the
petitions presented 10 him for the
exercise Of his clcmrnry, and also
alleges the mGtnc-- Of the pcui-
tcntary for the confinement Of
female prisoners. How about the
two women who are now inmates
there? Are they less sensitive to
discomfort aud dcmoralizing influ-
cnces? Less worthy Of consideration
al his Excclloncy's hands? Their
offence was the same ~ that Of
which the California woman was
found guilty, although in their
cnecs there were more cNtcnuatinR
circumstances The first named
took 10 u life of sin aud shame from
her own dcprvity. She was
brought up In comfortable home,
under the care Of loving parents,
was well educated, and at proper
time married to husband who
provided for her literally and treat
cd hsr well with these happy
surroundings, she willfully threw
herself away, hft the arms of her
husband aud the home Of which .
-hc was mistress 10 enter on life /
uf libcrtini-m, and then robbed aud .
betrayed man who was attracted .
by her mrrctrlciouS charms.
~ iust. tho tuu radiant angel linked,
VIII safe Itself ln U celestial bed
Ana prey on gurbuE"
How about tthe0thcrwomcu,w whose
miEfortuuc- hnyc failed tuuwukcn the .
governors sympathy? one Of them,
Florence McGhcc, before her mar
riugc, lived la Salem several years, /.
working out u- q domestic, aud she
is well spoken Of by the families In
which she was employed, Subsc-
puontly She married man named
% fhllun, who neglected aud i'll
treated her she went 10 the bad
and In Portland was arrested and
sentenced for robbiug a man whom
shv had yutivvi into her tolls,
The other prisoner Is ,also "a mar
rirl Woman, Lizzie Fauls She like
wise took to life of mchustity,
piled her vocation In the street and
robbed victim to her ullurmcnts.
These Wcrc sentenced tu wears
imprisonment us the California
cnurtcMn was, and their terms will
cNpir during the present month.
Application for their release has
l"vu made to Gov pcmuyvr hy the
prison superintendent and the sur A..
gvou, these officers urging the m- y.
fitness of that building fur female
Inmates, and their impoirvd health
lvvuu,v uf oeuuurmvut rui, up.
Itu to executive rlymrucy was /
made four months ugo, hut the puy- n
'rnor's conscientious vgurd for duty /
lid not admit Of his giving heed. 1
Why was hc so suddenly tender for I
this other convict She il said tn Z
oc young, dashing, educated aud at ii
imctivc Could the high uniccr, In I
whose hands an, the issues of lie, ,
and liberty, la so Wantuu Ina the cN- ,
'rcir' of this drcad attribute a. Ia f,
Indulge capriccH To hc captured hy /
d pwIty h'cv, and rchi-' or slarr as ,
merr Impression may dlctatce II the nj
woman fuge deserved pardon. ,o
To Ihcsr two sick aud ficndlc,, con.
'ic's oi thc same scN. The COVER.
aor's action couvicts him ~ rrvs
discrimination, aud this is the upiu- u
on cNpnss'd 10y the many Journals
" ho have commented ou the pp,. Ia
vvding
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

iily iadiy, ~ the NJ a. rhunsh
Will gi,va "fiuNvF S,sial" ou Fri-
,ay evening ApulN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-05

The hrs>l sto.k of ylo,hing and
gvn's furnishing su,i, m the ciN
al a. ~ lohn~ins
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
ECHO DE- L'oUE5T

Les concitoyens d'Anquetin esti.
mant qu'un homme qui punissait
81 bien ceux qui manquent a la fol
jur6e ne trahirait ]amais son man
dat, lie nommerent quelquea jours
apr6s conseiller municipal, &c qui
n'empecha pas d'ailleurs lie parquet
d'intenter des poursuites.
Anquetin Went de comparative
devant lie jury de Seine-et Disc,
qui Ia acqultt6 haut la main.
PARIs.--Le c6lAble banquier M.
Charles Demachy est mott subtle.
ment vendredi dernier.
Pendant le siege de Paris par lee
Allemands il servlt de caution d Ia
France pour 200,O00,000 de francs
II donna sa signature au prince de
Bismarck dams le bureau de MN.
Rostchild on presence de M.
Jules Ferry, alors marie de Paris
ct de M. Mallet.
Sa fortune 6tait colossale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
G. D.

LIE major.g6n6ral John NJ. Soho
field, qui scion toutes probabilities,
succ6dera au general Sheridan
CONNIE commandment en- chef des
arm6es des Etats. Unis est ne le 2ee
septembre 1881 a Chatagua, n. Y.
Gradu6 a West Point on 1853, il y
resta cling ans CONNIE professor
de p%hilosophie% naturel|e, puts occu-
pa la meme chaire a PUniversite
Washington a st Louis, Miss. de
1858 a 1861. Imm6diatement apres
la declaration de la guerre clvile il
fut nomm6 brigadier general, puis
commanda1t de l'armee des from
there's, puts en6n raajor general lie
29 novembre 1862 En- 1868, il fut
nomm6 miuistre de. la guerre par
interim, mails donna So demission
l'ann6e spivante; il recut alors le
commandment de la division du
Paci6que. De 1876 a 1881, il fut
directeur de p6cole militalre a West
Point. En- 1886 il prit une part
active q inauguration de la Statue
de la Libert6 q NV York ct fut
charge par lie President Cleveland
de ve1ller au bon emploi des fonds,
votes q CO suje ct.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

dams o propre pays est-ll assez
important pour 6tre prot6g6?
Prenons le fermier Indien, des
Indies anglaises. II peut ven
DIRE son BILE sur le marche de
Liverpool a 70 cents le minot,
ct sur celui de New York a 95 cents.
Les chemins de fer sont introduits
dams rlnde ct daos peu de temps
le fermier de rInde pourra METRE
son bic q New York 40 a so cents
le minot, meilleur march6 que no.
tire fermier 81 nous n'augmentons
pas la taxe sur lie bic.
La terre de lInde est aussi fer
tile que la notre; lie fermier Indien
peut avoir des travallleurs, tant
quill lui en- faut d 6 ct 8 cents par
jour, sans nourriture, nos fermiers
ne pourront ]amais lutter avec Get
to concurrence croissante, 81 Mon
sieur Benoit, au lieu de les prot6
ger, invite pAnglais a inonder no.
tie march6 de &c bic ct de tous SEES
produits manufactures a vii prix
en- comparison de ce que nos GU
vriers gagnent dams CO pays.
Nous pouvons argumenter tant
que nous voulons, 81 nous laissons
les manufactures anglaises avoir
prise sur les notres, nous jetons nos
ouvriers sur le pave, ct ills ne pour
ront plus r1en acheter de nos fer
miers; notre march6 Sc d6truit; lie
march6 anglais augmente, les Dc
mocrates jubilent l'Angleterre
triomphe.
n n
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
ETATS-UNIS.

La fortune du general Sh6ri.
dan n'exc6de pas 10000 dollars.
Par son testament il en- a laiss6 lie
tiers environ a ga femme ct le reste
q ses enfants.
CHICAGO, IL Aodt.--Une COLI
sion terrible a gu lieu a South
Lawn, a so miles au Sud de Chi
cago, &c matin q 7:45, sur le che
min de fer de lIllinois Central,
entire I'm train de marchandises ct
un train de voyageurs. Sept per.
sonnes ont etc tres grievement
blessees.
DETRo1T.-Charles Wagner, I'm
saloon keeper" demeurant au coin
DIES rues rues Rioppelle ct Alfred,
a tue son fr6re dimanche dernier,
de deux coups de revolver, q asul-
to dune querelle l6gere a propos
du prix dune poisson prise par CO
dernier.
NEW YORK, l6 Aout. lie stea-
mer Wieland, de la ligne Hambour.
geoise Went d'apporter la nouvelle
qu'une collision 6pouvartable a
gu lieu le Il a 4 heures du matin
pres de File du sable, entire le Gel
ser ct Thingwalla, de la ligne
Thingwalla. LIE Geiser sombra en-
moins de cling minutes ct le Thing
walla fut tellement d6sempar6
qu'on fut oblig6 de le remorquer a
Halifax, apres avoir transbord6 SEES
passengers a bord du Wieland. LIE
Geiser transportait SO passengers,
ct son equlpage SO composite de
70 hommes. IA passengers ct II ma
telots settlement sont sauv6s, il y
cut done 1872 personnes de noy6es.
Un brouillard tres 6pais, qui EN-
p6chait de distinguer tout objet a
SO pieds fut la cause de ce d6sastre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

BILE que CO gain ne saurait com
penser Ia perte gull subira dams
les rangs des d6mocrates.
LIE docteur Ames etait le candi
dat d. pouvrier, qui, a tort on q
raison, en- await fait son champion.
M. Wilson n%'arrivera jamais q CO
r6sultat: CONNIE situation, CONNIE
fortune, CONNIE relations. il est
trop 6lev6 pour celia, ct fulfill enco-
re plus d6voue aux int6r6ts du ira
vailleur, que celul- ci ne lie croira
iamais. CONNIE nous l'avons dit,
NJ. Wilson, repr6sente l'a%rlstocfa
tie de son parti, or CONNIE id6es, ct
CONNIE composition, il y a entire
ses partisans ct ceux du docteur
Ames, autant de difference, slno2
plus, quill y on a entire les demo
crates ct les republicans. CONNIE
popularit6 il Mira jamais q la che
Vile du docteur Ames. Celui CT
savait SO concilier les masses, ct il
Ia prouv6 aux elections derni6, es,
M. Wilson ne pourra jamais le fai-
re, non que nous doutions de ses
capacities on de son d6vouement au
parti quill repr6sente, mails parce
que, 9'abord, il est inconnu a la
classe ouvriere, ct ensuite ct sur
tout parceque sa nomination est
due 4 Influence des deux sachems
du parti d6mocratlque Kelly ct
Doran. Eft il sxiste maintenant
dams les rangs du parti democratic
q.e du Minnesota, deux factions,
qui bien que s%ourdement, men sont
pas moins fortement opposes Pune
q l'autre.
Eft M. Wilson sera certainement
battu a une majorit6 considerable
81 lie parti republican, salt lui op
poser un candidat poprlalre CONNIE
lie serait par exemple M. Rice, lie
lieutenant. gouverneur actuel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
Excursions dams le Minnesota, lie
Dakota ct lie Montana.

Pour le b6n6fce de tous ceux qui
d6sirent visiter lie Nord du Mlnne-
sofa, le Dakota ct le Montana soft
en- voyage de plaisir, soft dams Pin
tention de sly etablir, lie chemin de
fer du st Paul, Minneapolis & Ma
nitoba Went de fxer des prix 81
has, pour le voyage aller ct retour,
qu'ils d6fent toute concurrence. Lies
IL ct rs septembre ct 9 ct % octo-
bre, des billets seront mis- en- vente
dams tous les bureaux de la compa
gnie.
Pour plus amples informations
8 'adresser aux agents de Ia compa,
gnie Oh q
F. T. WHITNEY,
General Pass..Agt,
st Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

ROuvSD ASA4OoSAo 40 RAOPAAONS " : q
remis avec int6ret lie Z pour cent.
Plusieurs lots a vendre a sacrif-
CO sui la l9eme rue Nord, pres
de la 44me ave.
Un lot bien situ6, dams le Sault
Ste Marie Park pour $500, CO lot
vaudra $500 au %printemps.
Un lot ct une maison sur la l24me
Ave. N. pres de la lleme rue
pour $1,000, les lots vacants adjoi-
gnant SO vendent pour $500.
On lot sur la Rue Main pres de la
lGeme Ave, N. E. $500. Sur
placements faciles.
2 Lots dams Tradition Crepeau a
vendre a bon march6.
8 lots sur IAvenue Lyndale n.
pour $3.50 chaque.
Plusieurs lots sur Ia Plymouth en-
tire la l3eme ct 144me rue $1,000
chaque.
l lot coin de la 3eme Rue N. E. ct
l26me Ave. pour $1,000, sur
placements faciles.
A vendre lie lot 10, B. l., Penn Az.
ad. pour $3.50. Placements faciles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

L'agence des wins de la Califor-
ME - California wine House-a
transports ses bureaux du Boston
Block Oh lis 6taient auparavant q
leur nouveau magasin No253- 1855,
2me Avenue sud. Leurs affaires lei
CONNIE ailleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que cette agence s'est
WI .oblig6e d'ouvrir DIES barils, aim
de pouvoir expedler leurs comman-
des avec plus de rapidita.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

PARIS, 10 Aott. lie general
Boulanger a 6t6 6lu q Ia Chambre
des Deputies dams le d6partement
de la Somme par une majorit6 de
34,723. II a 6galement Gu la majo
rite dams les departments du Nord
ct de la Charente. Cette nouvelIe
. cause une grande exoitation icl.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
EUROPE.
Ia vengeance du mari.

La vengeance du mari.
LIE nomm6 Martin Anquetin,
cultivateur de Fl ugerolles, Seine
ct Disc, France, ayant un soir, en-
rentrant DIES champs, surpris ga
femme en- conversation intime avec
I'm de ses journaliers, prit une chat
Sc qui lui tomba sous la main ct
en- assomma IinfdAle, tandis que
le complete de celle.ci d6talait au
plus vite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuestbas q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine u subscription lists.
We are also ready to s~ubstantiate
this by proper certificates from
the SUPERINTENDENT of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

LIE IrUUG1tLeur de Worcester,
r6pondant q un article paru dams
la Patriie de Cohoes, public les pa
roles suivantes p%rononcees par
p6veque protestant Vincent. "Je
suis republican,, done je suls Fen
nemi des catalogues"
A notre point de vue, en- m6lant
la religion a nos luttes politiques
nos confr6res placent la question
sur un terrain bien brilliant. II est
certain que les 6veques protestants,
qu'lls soient d6mocrates GU qu'l)s
soient republicans, sont 6galement
hostiles au catholicisme.
Malgr6 celia, l'6veque Vincent en-
prononcant les mots rappeles plus
haut, n'a fait qn'exprir1er son OPT
MON personnelle, ct il ny a aucune
raison de le consid6rer CONNIE lie
porte .voix du parti republican,.
En- opposition aux avanc6s d
notre confrAre du IravaalIeur,
nous pourrions lui rappeler ce qua
fait, pour lie catholicisme, le Pr6si-
dent republican, M. Arthur.
A la demande de son Eminence
le Cardinal McCloskey, le Pr6si
dent protesta aupres du gouverne
ment italien contre 10 decret pros
crivant ct confsquant tous les
biens de la Propaganda, en- ce
Quill concernait du moins les pro.
pri6t6s du college catholique Anne
ricain q Rome. L'Italie SO rend1t
aux observations du gouvernement
DIES Etats- Unis ct lie college ne fut
pas frappe par cette loi Unique.
Des remerciments furent alors
votes, dams une immense assemb &c
catholique tenue a New York q
pInstitut Cooper, au president Ar
thur, aux ministries Frelinghuysen
ct Aston pour leur noble %interven-
ton; ct priere fut adress6e au Pr6si-
dent de transmettre copie des pre-
c6dentes resolutions au gouverne-
ment italien.
Cleveland en- aurait il fat au-
tant? nous en- doutons. II aurait
oppose la meme force d'inertie, la
la meme indifference quill a mon
tree dams la question Riel.
Que dire egalement de ce demo
crate, M. Stallo, repr6sentant des
Etats Unis q Rome, qui, dams une
reception o&cielle a refuse de s'as-
seoir au banquet, parce gull g s'y
trouvut an cardinal, lie chambel
Ian du Pape, ct quill await recu For
Dire de administration Cleveland
de n'avoir aucun rapport avec le
Vatican.
Cette insulte, vaut bien, nous le
pensons du moins, les quelques
mots dun eveque, par fonctions
meme, ennemi des catalogues.
MATS nous le r6p5tons, lie champ
de Ia discussion est assez waste en-
politique proprement dite, sans
quill SOFT besoin de l'anener sur
le terrain religieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

Plusieurs lots sur la 2eme Rue
n. b.. pres de Ia l2eme Ave. q
vendre pour $1,000 chaque.
Un lot 40x98 pieds pres de la l6
Ave. N. E. ct 2eme Rue pour
$3.50.
2 beaux grands lots sur la GENE
rue NE. entire la % ct 23Ame
Ave, $500 chaque.
A vendre d'ici a un mois pour $500
l lot sur la 254lue avenue nord
pres de la l3eme Rue, garni
d'arbres, b1en situ6, les lots en-
vlrronnants Sc vendent $1,000.
Placements faciles.
3 lots a vendre sur la 34me Rue
n. E. pres de la l2eme Ave. pour
$3.50 ct $3.50 chaque.
ST vous desl,ez vendre acheter on
echanger votre propri6te, venez
me voir ct vous n'aurez pas lieu
de regretter d'avoir fait des af-
flares avec moi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

ne parut meme pas la reconnattre.
Ellie s'6loigna en- pleurant du pau
vre martyre, qu'elle ne vera pro-
bablement plus vivant.
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L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions emlses pal
seq correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

Vim de Bourgogne q $l.25 le gal
Ion, 4 la Compagnie DIES wins de q
Californie--o&ce d Minneapolis
253-255,-2e AVENUE SUD.
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Abonnez : vous a rEcHo DE
L'OUEsT ct aux VEILLEEs CANA
D1ENNEs, settlement deux piastres
par aimee pour les deux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-08-23

Maisons a louer q bon march6
au Nord. Est de Minneapolis.
z. DEMEULEs.
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GRANDS ADVANTAGES.

ST vous desirez placer votre argent avantageusement venez me
volr, jai ds lots a vandre dams toutes les parties de laeville a tres bon
march6 ct sur placements faciles. w les temps durs, que nous traver.
sons, vous pouvez acheter q bon march6 ct realism de bons profits. ST
dapres dapres six mois vous netes pas satisfaits de votre achat, vous
pouvez remettre la proprete ct rargent que vous aurez pave, vous sera
renis avec int6ret lie Z pour cent.