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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
TOWN topics.

Ths WuIzbaFK 4 sronson baaa 81 ga
. coaesEk - tne AfDsiEsr o4<ssn ma even
iss-
Jsm<s A. asesr snd hz. hary HsldEos
wss nzzEiss s.slsssi4g - I4zlie@ Nszs-
Coroner Br4ddlsh deei1sd lhaf "a inquest
v<s nsI ascess4Fs - ia Rsafi dfosai az
cas-.
The appeal pagers IN ths saloon case Of
Wm. DltimeF ssrs slsd sith tEs Coansf
Clerk YssssraaT-
The fsnsrsl af Earnest Pearl siii take
place fr8m tas baptist cnsFen On 0o1a-st-s
SUNDAY sfsrn<0n sf o eiDek
Those via s4riy or.i@rs siil Be ths only
persona ssFse1 siEh livery rigs today. TIE
DummY Las lie ~ . fas Gauss.
Grand aapiis 5 gstllns unusually heal
az. There b a aot bssn = case % coma
nous diseases escorted for three days
Esa Bslmont a young iady not entirely
unknoen - ne police EscsEsis, sss picked
90 las evening ioE oeink stfeet- sai&ef.
An Effort as made Yesterday 70 establish
q line ~ carry as ~ ths La<s today, AMI
fhsF sia Start from ths corner VI Aoafos
and DiF.si0n SIS.
IA. Ward, Of Wafd 4 Wazd, ATTORNEYS
fss Mrs Mary Biook. i very happy al On
Account of 9inalne ne suit Ia tie superior
Court yesterday. He LID osen defsatsd
twice before IA the same cas.
j. IA. C0lleisn. Of Ellsworth ave-, tried as
hand zt colt breaking Yesterday afternoon,
and ths c0lt had picnic win Jonn. he
f.ansd ne air near JONAS bead with as
hlnd feet ior a lev moments and tnsn pro-
cssdsd % roll John and bis salkeJ IA ths
sfrsss. 10 aansss ~as done except tns
al.Asn< ol ons II tie wheels Of tas sulksy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Al EARNEST LETTER.
ON A VERY lnsosrAsT sUsstcr
Krsm the GrAsd kspiss ss.rd 81 TRADE
a. ths Mleh1xs1 Csstrsi k@isrssa-A
n1ejses W hieh Neither B>ay Ca
Ansra - >sxis<k


GASP RAFIps. Alcs. Jane is.-H. B.
LEDYAkD. Esq. FTessdsst and Manager.
NJ. O. K K, Detroit hich- DKAk
6EK By direction Of the Board Of
Trade Of this city the undersigned.
Transportsfioa COMMITTEES. bsg lsavs TO
address yoa On the following subject:
Oar wholssAls and retail trade il daily.
and has been for many months, IN receipt
Of communications from merchants and
olhzfs doing business ant reading IN the
several towns on the line Of the Grand
Rapids division Of the ~. c. K. K. IS far
east - Eaton Rapids. and Of people re-
siding in towns adjoining. stating their de-
sire but inability to make al occasional
visit 10 this city 70 do their trading as TIE
morning tram p.,ess their towns 81 such al
unTeasonsbly s2rly hour IN tue morning
and the evening trsiu returns there ~ such
al extremely late hour 81 night
This state Of Affairs Is serious loss 20 this
city, depriying our merchants Of valuable
trade from . territory which Is naturally
depending upon Us for ifs supplies
and this fact becomes more notiesaole
when We compare our sales on the
NlurIcut A1ur1 VI 'Oa0 S<~@AAk Nt%cs 49, "
| find that for distance Of nifty miles In any
| direction from this city the Michigan Cen
| trail trade IL about 90 per cent. less than our
| shipments on other lines.
From the compilation made by our Board
OF Trade We learn that Grand Rapids has q
| population Of $4,000. Its factories soldslss
year $24. 100000 worth OF goods. and lis
seventy iobsing houses had q trade Of about
| SIS, 1000, 900 during the same time.
You see We are getting OF some impor-
| lance, and this fact has been recognized By
| other roads centering here BY giving Us in
| creased passenger service, enabling out o.
| town people 10 take their breakfast ~ home
take reasonably early train for this city
have from ak TO eight hours to do theil
trading and see the sights and to return
home in the early evening.
Nay We not expect similar treatment from
the management of the M. G. r. r.?
Kindly give this communication your
due consideration and make Us happy BY
giving this city an additional train arriving
here. say, at about 10 clock .. IN. and 70
turning Ct a&opt 5 or 8 p. m.
Allow NJ 1t this time 70 call your atten
ton to certain promises made by yes IL
| your letter addressed TO Messrs. Voigt Her
polsheinasr d Co and othsrs, dated Angus
q, 1855. Respectfully your9.
JOHN WIppIcoxB,
c. o. A. Voicr.
L. ]. RiNpcx.
Transportation Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Sarah Bsrnhartt has IN her possession
800 ansesd playa
Mrs. Cleveland declares that baseball Il
her favoriss spSrs
K Nisbst. tho EnsHsA pssssss. y the
wife of Hzbsrt Bland
necklace that cost s5l. ooo
Princess Alexandra Of Greece win marry
the ear Of Ruszias youngest brother.
Queen Victoria win present fine paint
fng Of herself 10 Prince Bisrnarck as . SOU
vsnir Of hcr wait 20 Berlin
Senator Painer's wife has set the
fashion az Washington Of holding sacred con-
certs Ia her parlors Sunday evenings.
Mrs. Franklin. mother of Lady de
TraTord, and well known in London society,
Is about TO start in business as a mininer.
Perhaps the wealthiest woman In her
own right west Of the Mississippi Is Mrs
WaFrsn. . Colorado lady, who really de-
serves the title Of ca<tle queen A CORE
spondest says that her fortune n a. least
$40 OO0, 600 IN hard. solid cash, every cent
Of which shs made on cattle.
Mrs D. @. Croiy. better known as
"Jennis June b one Of the few women who
have had thorough journalistic training.
She began her career by writing for the
newspapers. and she has worked in every de
parsnens Of = newspaper Office except the
composing room She Is q very hard worker,
bat she has won tho reward that does not
always follow hard woFk-sood pay.
Nine. yictorin, who Is known all over
the continent - the strongest woman In the
world. = and Is sorneetrnes spoken Of as the
female Hercules. (" Is Of medium height, with
a girlish. graceful figure. and nothing Her
culesn looking about her. Yet she readily
hfts thousand. pounds Her strength Is
wholly the resalt Of daily athletic training
<ince youth. A singular thing h that she
eats but tttis meat. preferrfng birds and
fowl Eggs are her main diet. and shs
drinks cocoa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
frank Chase. Anpstite.

Frank (. Chase gave one of his pleasan,
little Cape Cod clam bskes, at his home on
Ottawa-st., last evening. Mr.. Chase has
Just returned from Detroit. and the travel.
ing men are telling an awful story about
him. 1t seems that his friend Lauder there
is agent for some sort of an pfNtite stimu-
lator that kept Chase hungry all the while.
So ravenous was be that one day. on the
and made of, with half the police depart
ment Of the City of the Straits at his heels
He managed to elude the cops" however,
and bore the basket proudly home TO Grand
Rapids, minus, of course, its eatable and
drinkable contents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
RIFLED AFFECTIONS
rHs VALUE or ~iFs's FIRST LOVE
A c.l.asais La 49, Lost sio.eoo wsrsA
"a Lave sAa u frs is - fiaa tss-hs
Cspsz<ss . sesxhb>< fsE s1ssllnz
nis Coaa elsl Wssls1.

Caledonia u not TIA largest tssn IN ksns
county. saE Wien Il eo0ss 70 setting
value on . stfss sfsesions Is does not geo
behind ne returns. or get % tns rug.
Thsrs vas quifss delegation down from
that eity yesterday headed eAsfin bishop
tai. good nssursd Dspaty Good he had
for close companion Freeman hiorsn-
s1sln. = wealthy yo1nx farmer Of tast sieta-
iEy, Who 10 charged With sntefinx tbs
housshosd OF Henry smith and stealing
SO 20 worth OF 1lfely affections. deposited
sith said sifs for safe keeping.
kloasastsiH vas taken osfsse Commlss-
sioner WurkDurgs Who nxed his BAL Al
IS 81. WAieh s4s promptly gwen,
Ike al such cases, the cspias ca8 CON-
msnosd Dy Ar. saith has more than one
side
Ar. smith claims THAI the defendant has,
b. divers ways, s0n nls wis away nom
Inn aud broken up once happy Rome.
be alleges that Ga 0Ds occasion klodsn-
stein. with emith's wlfs. actually came 10
this city aud actually Dzssed himself OF as
the original saith. snd her husband
An attempt Vas made - IELEGKAA-
HEAaLD reporter 10 interview Mrs. smith
asst eseainx but she declinsd by saying
that she va living with her husband, as
no nothing lad happened. and that they
understood what they we're doing.
Mr. ksofenstein SAYS that Is Is q case OF
blackmAil. pure and simple IA says tn AZ
Ms. aad Mrs. Smith work on . farm ad-
Joining MS o~n, and that the suit was pat
Up and urged Oa by third party for what
mOney there Was ia the Transaction. he
| further says that = neighbornood quarrel
had something 70 do with the commence
ment OF the suit
one Of tas gentlemen with Mr.. kloffen-
slein asked Mr.. smith Why he began such
= suit and the prospective millionaire said
that he did not know What he signed when
/ he attached his name % the complaint.
4 Mr.. hloEfensteln Is cited 10 appear on the
81 Of July. AMI he intends that some one
| will pass the glorious Fourth in deep med
I ifations, and II won't DC klorensteln either
II is said that Mr.. Smith is a man not Al
rich a. ne mixht De, and that the defendant
is a farmer comparatively well on, live
good-hearted fellow. and nrst-class sub
lsct for the victim OF . blackmailinI
| scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

<AONE VERY pertinent and impsrt-
insnt pieces Of rsp4Ttss hsvs been
NY going the rounds Of the papers
" latsly; eat an instance that came
undsr my observation IN early var times
Il BOTH tAs nao-t pertinent and impertlnsnt
tbat has been Jet told in pratt
During tAs samnsr Of 81, as Il well
known. many Onion families came from
ths south 70 escape the iaconvsnisnces and
dangers Of The war. Some OF them were
rieh and influential They stopped time,
until they could settle a. the large water
ing places and these hotels were crowded
win them.
The aides OF The r. T. Y. and other
Southern SEates-dressed In the height OF
f1shion, 0fcourse. and II viii be remembered
Ia those times dinner dresses were ex-
trsmeiy 'decolletle.
50 much for the situation, now Tor the
ssens and the lncidsnts
Ala Saratoga hotel, where seats az the
ta0ls ssrs assigned % guests 20 be retained
during the season. similar 70 tne custom OF
so Ocean steamer. there sag Immediately
sYpposits each otAoT. ons Of these newly ar
rived southern arisiocrafic ladies'. and a
retired msrchank from New England.
morning &C breakfast Individual batter
dlshss wsrs not used then, and butter cool
-rs wsrs PLACED at intervals along the table.
The YANKEES took bis clean knife from the
sids Of his plate and helped himself To
suttsr from the nearest cooler. This. Of
course. was contrary % the conventional
.lsas OF tAs Southern. aud upon the pass
sxs Of waitsF she said.
Please change tast batter disc; that
nan has bad h.s Knife IN L.
A lisris lzssr IA the course Of the meal the
fady hsiusd herself % some shavings OF
dried BET. in The old-lue southern way.
.nd when tie waiter passed again the
Xsnkee spoke 20 him.
Wout you axe away that dish Of nsat,
fhst ~omsn ass had her bngers in il"
Nothing mor- VAS said during the break
fat hour. At 9 O'Clock dinner ths oppO-
nentS ssFs Us Wis once AGAIN. she IN The
slrhsst--or. rstaer, ths l0wsst--of fashion.
and VITA = rsvsngeful expression on her
fsce. he cain and unconcegnsd-
Not word Was said uatu desert. I'm
raadlatslg beGvr-sn them stood plate OF
- sppropriately gsrnisbed with the fresh
caves rom "a Ornamental & trse IN the
xrounds. one y remained upon the dish.
rhen the lacy lifted it. passed & over q
he gentleman. and said, IN a snesTing tone
VI voios
"A az FOR you. sir"
Al remember how common sn express
sioa 81 conlsmpt this was in tie times oi
oar youth.
The Xanxea instead Of taxing the fg. Sc
espted tie i'sh. removed the ~ % his
p'sss. politely paxssd back the dish - the
lady. ssFfnE
a bg Leaf for Jon. madame"
Tie isd7 INN sdiatelT retired to her room
ard sent her card % th4 ofncs. asking for
. chanze of seats a. 20 tSois.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Az INFORMANT QUESTION SETTLED


A p.nss-nss = Partner ne Jurs- n Not
ssoe Fscts~ Win the saloon Keeper.
Il viii b. remembered that after Lewis
Aatbonv. Of Lisbon. hal been sent 20 State
rrison. for committing rare on littis girl.
~ wfie commenced = snit against Adolph
Krsv. enc man Who sold Mr. Anthony the
liquor hat made him drunk when he COM
ti'tSef the crims.
~ cormencin1 he SUE Egg ssfon q Nc
Bride. attorneys tor Ms. Antnonv depart
81 rom ne ssrai custom ot obgsininE a
tudzueDt sgsinsf The saIoou nan. and pro
-eeiesi srsinst ths hondsmen Oh sepsrafe
sciisn. sad aamed tae $40 sondsm-D a.
9~fendsnts. win Mr. Nrev the IrincipsL
NJ Nrev's alicrnsy temurrsa 20 ne tilh
xsd Judge Montgomery sustained sac de-
nurrsr. N-ssrs. ExE.e<t1n 8 AcRride tcos
he rsse 81 the strrsms Court sud have
net received = decision ~ sheig favor sef-
dina the business. snt meking a saieon
Hs-r1srssn a. e1ual psrtuer ia re ssioon
rnsine~. e. fsF ~ damages sre concerned.
rsis leavez he csse right whers r vss
sbsn rorsFaenced. ard it VII ~ tried ~
.ccn a. pcssi be. Bat "a = inaicszlve of ne
f1tare coas=s Of Sac eouEts n such eases.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
CAMPAIGN HANDKERCHlEFS'

Bandsnss and Red, White and Blue
Wipes for the Campaign.
The following telegram from Henry
Spring to bis partner, Mr.. Swartout. ex-
plains itself:
WASHINGTON, June 13.-R. ID. SwARToUr,
Grand Rapids, Mich: In ordering a sup
ply Of bandana handkerchiefs for cam
paign purposes, do not lose sight of the
wanted OF the red. white and blue-ban-
danas for the Democrats. red. white and
blue for the Republicans. A large quantity
of each. HENRY SPRING.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Grandma Gr.asllO Of Philadsiphis, Is At
The LIyiaxston. ihs guest Of Mr.. and MFs.
franx Greaeilo.
Ml.a Nellie Brewer and Miss May Pratt
leave this Neek tor the country. where they
will spe0d porti0a u Inc heaied term
Mr. I0hn 5nipoesk. Of Musksson. aas re-
turned fronl Visiting Mas Carrie 5aeaFs, OF
q. Louis Aich. the guest Of Mrs. Doom AZ
SO otrsixht-st.
M John Z. Curtis wife and daughter.
and Mr.. and nfs. Geo. storey spent Friday
"a Green L3xe hshiak. They enjoyed a
good time. sne succeeded IA c.alehing q
coed string Of ash.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

rr-frsrs1ts snS nssicsi r7erchsr 49, =
a. Almost su8iess vsrs~fy sd q TIE Iat~~s
I'D mes esosce ~ :. Sasei na1sc q a.
ths setsi suttors and i1<t received esie-
r-st@i Sseiawar cis1c. slso Hasi&tf ps~ss'
wor3 wtse nowns1 pfsuos ssnsas VIZ
81 sad trFthllg q 80 al 1sicsi 61s q g
- - y ~ sng - Geo 2 Hsrrsek 4 %
Ns 81 p afse 81. near 2eufnwassr C3rh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
WEBER.

The Weber takes the lead among first
class pianos. 1t is recognized beyond con-
troversy as the standard for excellence in
every particular because of its sympathetic,
pure and rich tone, combined with greatest
power. Notwithstanding the great superb
ority of the Weber Pianos the prices are as
low and terms as easy as those of other
good makes. If you intend TO buy a fine
piano, do not fail to examine the Weber. 1t
is kept bp julius A. ]. Friedrich, 80 and 80
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

The two boys arrested for placing stones
on the dummy track were up before Justice
Wsstfall Yesterday. and they were dis
missed. There was not evidence enough to
bold them, and they were sent on their
way rejoicing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

e-crve Amhrose Mac Neil. The eminent
sces,ish ar.tOr. ~ho wili deliver lecture
sn rfr ,Se~stfsh Ehiefs raes3ar svsalrg
1r,csf Ia snspic~s ~ ne " G. T. e.. -
siru-elf la-aa descendant Of eng 6pe ~
Hshrfdssa cliafs s1d wiil sppesr n f1l
RRhlset c,rflzus. Mp. Mse Neu = /.
hurouzh scholar and hss ieetrret st =
1umrer ot American colleges sEd naiVsr-
a.tfas
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

NJ. Ard living - 80 Soath Division
- swsrs out warrant yesterday Cor rrsnk
~ 1s~ier. for using Insulting Isn4as<e
fawsrts esr Aasele- lives \ tha see
hcese sni vas arrested lsst eveainz BY
G. Seer r Snifa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Tse h,rtures 81 ivsrersis sn8 srk ksa5-
scke. fae sii ferirys Of srrsf.la 1ss senr p
ne tca saf 1sfn 81 sslt rheas- ~ IS
ser~sssie sTesrs'sas ~ ssta-rs. sTe rsnnovet
81 Feed <srssrsrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
PARroR Goops
OPEs Alb CoxcERr.

In suites and odd pieces. veryschsap Star
Furniture Company. leg South Divssion-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

Che.o-- thar ths cheapest. rom IA - a.
tie sssr Fzr-iturs Conpsny, loo South
Divisi0s-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
BED Roox SUrrEs.

Cheaper than the cheapest, from si4 up, at
the Star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

81 ss'tes sEs ed ps~c~s, rary eheso. star
EzsNIsrs CoaPany ~ Sozks ~ ss<tsz ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

r. 81 - sad Odd pieces VERY ehesr Star
Furaiturz CezRany. los South Dfvistsn e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

= sri - sr8 81. -i>er~ Fsrv saesn. staR
7arnltars Cen p~as. 49, SaakA ssszz.o.-ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17

WasHEseEes. Juzs lI.-kof Aiehiszn
and usos1sa- I14hf = fsssa saEiAels
ulz1s, essi.f. fair weather.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-17
Transportation Commit
BID Room SUITES.

Cheaper than the cheapest. from $14 up. at
the star Furniture Company. 100 South
Division-st
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

Samedi soir, vers 8 heures du
eoir, CONNIE PArm6e du salut pas
salt au coin de la troisi4me rue ct
de pAvenue Nicollet, accompanied
de son tam tam internal habituel,
IN cheval effray6 par ce bruit inso,
lite s'emporta, r%enversant I'm We'll
lard nomm6 John Camp. Relieve,
celui, ci fut Transports q rofice du
docteur 3. T. Gibson qui constata
des pleasures. assez serieuses.
M. Camp await l'oreille gauche
complement d6tachee, deux cotee
gauches brls6es, aussi gu un doigt
de la main gauche, sa tete 6tait
fortement m~eurtrie ct on a tout
lieu de craiudre des LESSONS inter
mes.
%En".E |3E..4a ltsH= $500
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26
0TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- of Hennepin.-Probate court.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- of Hennepin.-Probate court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Joseph
Deschene, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of
Horace Deschene Of this County repre-
senting that Joseph Deschene has lately
died i%ntestatc, a resident and inhabitant
Of the County of Hennepin and State Of
Minnesota, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this County, and praying
that administration of his estate be to
10 itioner granted:
1t is Ordered, That said pet ton be
heard at a special term of this Court, to
be held at the Court Mouse in the City Of
Minnea: ellis, in said CountG, on Monday,
the 21st day of May 1888, at 10 o'clock in
tie forenoon; and that notice Of such
hearing be given to all persons interested,
by publishing this order at least once in
each week fer three successive weeks
prior to >aid day of hearing, in the ''Echo
de lOuest'' a newspaper printed and
published in sad County.
Dated at IN Minneapolis, this Oath day OF
April 1888.
By the Court:
F. Won SCHLEGELL,
Judge of Probate
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26
ECIo DE I,'oUEST

M. P. Jasmin, a le plaisir dan
noncer au public en- general gull
a ouvert au No. 8 Rue Main N. d.
I'm 6tablissement de voitures de
toutes especes, Buggies, ETC., salts
factions guarantees tant pour la qua
lite que pour les prix.
Un prix reasonable sera accor.
de pour les vieilles voitures en-
echange de neuyes.
Bureau s'adresser ll2 Main st.
n. F..
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

TN vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
DUN m~lssionnaire des Indies Orientales
la formule. dun remede simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerison rapide ct permanent
te de la Consumption, la Bronchite, le
Catarrhe, l'Asthme ct toutes les Affec-
tions DIES Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
gu6rit radicalement la Debilit6 Nerveuse
ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
aveir eprouve ses remarquables efets
curatifs dams DIES milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son devoir de lie faire %connaitrc
aux malades. Pousse par lie desir de
soulager les souffrances de l'humanite
j'enverrai gratis a ceuA .qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois on
Arglais, avec instructions pour la Prepa-
rer ct l''employer. Expedite par la peste
81 GU addresse avec I'm timbre nommant
ce journal, w. A. MOVES, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester. N. Y.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS, % Avril 1888.
Monsieur Ie R6dacteur.

Monsieur Le R6dacteur.
La soci6t6 PAssociation Cana.
dienne FRANCHISE a Gu dimanche
dernier une s6ance DIES plus in.
teressantes. Ellie await a 6lire
son d6legue a la convention de
Nashua ct M. f. r. Leroux, de-
Wait bonner une conference sur
l'Economie domestique: aussi la
sale 6tait- ellie comble. LIE Revd
Pere Nougaret, cure de l'Eglise
Ste Clotilde ct chaplain de la So
cl6t6, honoralt cette assemble de
sa presence. La s6ance tut ouver-
to par M, Louis Des1osiers, Presi-
dent de la societe.
Trois nouveaux membres furent
acceptes a i'unanimite. NM. Max.
Lefebvre, Adolphe Demeules ct j.
B. Dufaud.
Quatre aspirants a la societ6 fu-
rent aussi pr6sentes.
Or passa ensuite q ~l'Alection du
d6l6gue q la convention de Nashua.
NJ. f. R. Leroux, fut 6lu a l'unani.
mite. M. Leroux, en- quelques
mots, remercia la societ6 de l'hon-
neur qu'elle lui faisait en- lie d6si-
gnant pour la repr6senter q notre
grande assise rationale.
En6n, apres avoir etc presents a
l'assembl6e par M. lie President,
NJ. Leroux commence sa %conf6ren-
CO qui fut vivement gonteo de
l'auditoire,
lie Reverend Pere, Nougaret
appel6, au miIieu d'applaudisse-
ments a prendre Ia parole, fit avec
CO tact qul lie caraot6rise, DIES re-
marques parfaltement appro-
prices q la circumstance. Il in
sista surtout sur ce point que
les Americans 6taient trop "bus-
siness men" pour SO laisser pref
DIRE a %l'ext6rieur, ct juger I'm hon.
me sur son habit. lis ont, pour
l'appr6cier ct conna1tre sa situation
ct So profits, d'au res
moyens plus effieaces, qul sont les
rapports commercials DIES banques
ct les journaux sp6ciaux Lour la
protection DIES maisons de COM
merce, journaux que lie Reverend
Pere Nougaret gratifa du nom
humoristiqne d'Aimanachs.
La parole ayant 6t6 donn6e a NJ.
M, z Demeules, celui. ci exprima
desir ct lespoir que nos compa-
%suivraient les conseils 81 sa
.es qui venaient de leur 6tre don
.6s ct que de cette maniere lis as
s~ureraient advancement mat6riel
ct moral de la tamille ct de la ma.
La parole fut alors ofsrte a
Honorable Bernard Cloutier vice.
du conseil de vile ct
.embre de lAssociatlon, qul sex
en- nous ~Iaissant entendre
que dams une de nos prochalnes
,6ances nous aurions le plaisir de
'entendre.
En- somme, nous avons Gu une
.ssembl6e jolgnant Futile a Ia
sr6able.
ALEX. NoRMAND.
Sec.-Cor.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

Nous sommes heureux d'appren-
Dire que les travaux pour la cons
truction du convent de la parois-
SO de Notre Dame-de-Lourdes
commencement sous peu.
Nous offrons nos plus sinceres
Fluctuations q nos compatriotes de
cette paroisse qui sous la sage
direction de leur devou6 pasteu1
le Revd. P6re Dagnault ont su me-
ner q bien une 81 louable entrepri-
Sc. Cette 6cole sera. sous la di
rection DIES soeurs CRISES.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

L'agence DIES wins de la Califor-
ME - California wine House-a
transport6 ses bureaux du Boston
Block GU lis 6taient a%uparavant d
leur nouveau magasin No253-255
2me Avenue sud. Leurs affaires lei
ailleurs ont pris de telles
proportions que cette agence s'est
WI obligee d'ouvrir DIES barils, ain
de pouvoir exp6dler leurs comman-
des avec plus de raDidite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

LIE bazaar catholique au profit de
l'hopital Sainte Marie commencera
lie IL JUN ct du1era une semaine
GU plus 81 on lie JUICE %n6cessaire.
MN. w. Nash, Martin, Ring, j.
H. Lesage, John Shredder, w.
Wnitheiser Frank Selie, J. P. Mo-
ran, ct John Walsh, ont etc NOM
mes CONNIE membres du Comlt6'
Execute, Mgr Ireland, Eveque
do St-Paul, a offert d'y contribuer
pour $500 on de .donner I'm lot de
cette valeur, lot situ6 a Minneapo-
lis. Les dettes de l'hopital sc mon
tent q environ $1,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-04-26

Nous apprenons avec lie plus vif
plasir la nomination de M. Th6o-
phile Beaudette au poste do fac
teur (mail carrier).
LIE ma1tre de poste NJ. AnKeny
s'est enfn decide q nommer un DIES
n0tres. Noe fluctuations.
Cette nomination est sans aucun
doute, due a Influence de notre
distingu6 coupatrlote Honorable
Bernard Clout1er, don't le d6voue-
ment a la cause rationale est
d6]a 81 connue.