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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
ADMIRAL KIMBERLY
En- Route from Samoa to San Francisco is Ac
corded an Ovation at Honolulu.

III hUUL6 IIUIH cdIHUd TO Dnl TIuLNIsOO 70 aL
corded an Ovation at Honolulu.
SAN Francisco, CAL, Sept. 28.-The steamer
Alameda from Sidney and Auckland, via Samoa
and Honolulu, arrived here at noon to-day. Adj
niraI L. a. Kimberly and staff. who have been
at Apia for six months, left there on the Ala
media and stopped at Honolulu. The admiral
was given an ovation at Honolulu, the British
man-of-war Caroline and the japanese man-cf-
war stationed there, firing salute upon his ar
rival. He viii remain at Honolulu short time
and then con tinue his journey TO San Francisco
on.the United States steamer Nipsic, repairs on
sfzlat boat having been almost completed. she IS
expected tessall about OCTOBER
Dyspepsia ssSone OF the most nHpla*sant dis
eases. A5tszspoonfaf Of Cssearine asser each
meal wilt cure the worst cases
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
Died at Terrell.

Special to the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX. Sept. 28.-Mr. Adam Grant
died yesterday in Terrell, being sixty years
eEsags. He was a long resident OF this county,
nd hessin the highest esteem by all who knew
him. Hsyas & gallant soldier in the war of
1872, and served Texas as CALAMITY in the late
civil var. He was known by all his acquaint-
anees as an honest man. An immense concourse
Of people attended his funeral
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Gr. Lacy of Union Stock yards, Dali
las. ssvs: I had Tor several years can
cen1 as wlTt en- my face, ana At the same
tiEae FnS greatly afflicted with rHeuma-
Ism. Severa! physicians advised me TO
hzfss The warteut out as 6 was causing
Tse \ great slsa Is pain a5s5 troHAte, Rut
heaTiug ofsr ~. & as 4 rs T + ss,sr
"a Roofs y fhdusasS1 voua glvelt
8 triR3ss8rst- have taken several bottles
of the medicine and the wart has entirely
disappeared. 1T has also cured me en-
tire!y of Eheumatism.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

If you need anything in the line of
fancy and staple groceries, remember we
carry the largest stock and best assort-
ment TO be folnasin North Texas.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

plenty of life in tbe T. P A. yet and if rhev 10
not come bra-veIy to the front and work for the
Texas division there Is sOmethir- in their con
struCtlOu the writer knows not OF, ana t ia be-
Heved If the facts are properly presented TO the
merchants al7L manufacturers of Texas, they
VIII ably second our cudcGvors. and W IA
their wei known vim and enterprise eNerted n
0nr behalf the Texas division wlll be second 20
naue in he United States. "a
Dopotslet the sun go down on yOUr55fead with
ont- soInfng he club and tire T. P A p. f. @.
TakssB3sca riussor hsbitual Gp5sfiDatOu. is Is
guaranteed to ssise. Price 50 lsens te1d el-f7 ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Mr. II L. NeedTiughaus of St. Louis,
of the Home land and cattle company,
is in the city, having returned from a
trip over the company : range. To a
GAZETTE reporter he stated that the con-
dItion Of the company 5 cattle was better
than he expected 10 find, and that they
would be able To winter well through a
severe season. The company have 10,
600 head OF good fat beeves but Will only
put portion OF them on the market, on
account of the low prices. They have
purchased a number of yearlings this
season, paying as high as Sic per mead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
ScrOfMLa.

Judge Minyard1s formerly Coahty
Judge of Bell County ,ssays Il gave
given nlE apyStwo bestles of Sill
eespie 5 xtTa tts1t IS Roots, - and it has
lntirely cured him of ScrofuIa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

+.
r E. Maddox, A. G. Rintleman & Co.,
Fort Worth Ice Co, r. Brunow,
Joseph n. Brown, E. b. Keller,
Per VIM. G.. Newly, w. a. Huffman g. Co.,
A. H. B. Kent, Pendery Bros,
Alfred Kent. s Fl Worth PharmacyCo.,
L. NJ Whitsitt& Co., Eastwood & Elliott,
Robinson Bros.& Chas. E. Molony,
NJ. T. Whiteside4 j. J. Massie
Guthrie & Rowe Threlkeld & LINE
F. B. Daggett, Haggart & Sanguinet,
Brown & Co., State National Bank
c. Barr & Co., j. a. Thomas,
s. D. Rsiney, Jr., G. c ,Hudgins,
c. J. Louckx. W. R.ssanner & Co.,
Monnig Dry Goods CO. "a saeinfeIdt,
P. Drumm Co, koz1s Mass,
J. a. Rogers, H. Day,
". ". Dunn. Rohert Noble,
Littieiehn & Martin 7 g Powell,
WiEissH. Post, E. NJ Rowe.
"A. Cameron, R. EsMcAnulty,
Maddox, Ellison SO, JOhnsan & Foster,
Mrs B. VI. Mosher, Fakes q Co.,
W. c. Pfaeffie, Hayes &Feild,
Ross Herd & Ross, George jackson,
9ae Martin. BroEn Co Turner s. Bingee,
ByJ. c. PheIan, Sec, W. T. Lake,
Fort Worth GrosEo. 4. f. HeckIe & Co.,
B. c. Wells I. 4. Boerner,
c. A. Ginccchio, Allen A. Letchworth,
J. Ianero John c. Ryan,
Neil P. Anderson, Collins and Armstrong;
Robins l5i6i ( Bound, Ed Muller, Ellis hotel
Fort Worth Natl Bank, II. p. DaY.
BY K. II. VanZandt, l. August, i
President, Logan, Evans & SMITH
B. c. Evans Co., The City National BANK,
Dahlman Bros, BY D. D. Wan,
Randall & Chambers Co, Asst Cash,
Johnson 8 Tally, Casey & Swasey,
W W. TripDet, Ellis & Kellner,
D. r. Malone, Washer Bros,
Townsend Bros. VIM. Henry & Co.,
E. II. Wells. Per J. 3. Burnside, q.
/ c. Edrington. ESQ. J. Z. McAllister. ssEeF
NTeltman Bros. c. Il. Edwards.
Bedford & Fisher, Perl. ". Garter, Mgr,
:. n. Fry. T. B. Burbridgss
hampton Bros. j. P. NIcks.
Browning & Nicks, Democrat Publishsg Co,
BY ". T. BrittinghaIn,
ant many others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

If you need anything in the line of
fancy and staple groceries, remember we
carry the largest stock and best assert
ment TO be found N North Texas.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
Crackers and CaRes.

The Fort WorthaG rocer Co. carry the
finest line of aanoy crackers and cakes in
the Northand West Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
VIZ. RADAM,s MIcRoBE KILLER
The origtaal and oAEa Genuine Kiero6,
sss,sEcSzE - srrgo5e
Sc that is - &c iag.

See that his naY1e4z16n the Ing.
A history of SIecEoBE diseases and the dis
covery of the medicine sent free to any address.
Reference on iSlly 6issase cheerfuily given al
the Office. Soa5only by A. r. Anthony, agent,
SIS Main strees, one door south OF postohce,
Fort Worth, Tex -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
RECRUITS FOR THE PENITENTIARY

Woman Gets Ninety-Nine Years and Man
Escapes with Six.
Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, Sept. 28. The case of the
negro girl, Mary Harris, charged with infant
eide came up in the district court to-day and re-
suited in the defendant being given sentence
of ninety-nine years in the penitentiary. The
crime of which the girl was convicted happened
last July, she having a few days after giving
birth 10 her child threw 1t in a spring, where5t
8as discovered the next day. -
william MCGOWAN was given sentence OF
six years for burglary.
For ang case of nervousness ,zslespiess-
mess, weak stomach, indigestion tlys-
pepsia relief is sure in Garter 5 Little
Liver Pills&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
HILLSBOB0.
The Town Infested with a Gang of Thieves
The latest Robberies.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HrLsBoEo. Tex, sept. 2S--Lasr night De-
tween the hours of u and clock thieves en-
tered tho residence ofZIr. $. d. Shayler and
stole his watch worth SO in money! and so.
The thief or thieves carried his clothing out in
the lot ard piled up everything ne had in the
pockets on the ground and lett them there ex-
cept the watch and money.
Nj. BedCo of tine house of Scarf & O'Connor
of Dallas, was robbed 81 his hotel Wednesday
night last. Or going to bed he placed
his pants on chair in 'front.'
of window which was closed.
The thief got s. IN silver. that fortunately being
all ne had in MS pants pocket. His bank bills
and watch ne had under his head ia MS vcs5.
There is little doubt but that cur town is in
tested with band OF thieves and muTderers,
and our citizens are preparing to give them
warm reception
The wife of Rev. p. NJ Taylor died this morn
Ing of dropsy. Funeral services tomorrow.
''Cop bless* 1IanaIIn.t' gratefully exelairns
Mr.. j. w. Clauson, Of Sidney, Ohio. 1t has
done me more gaCd thsn al the pills have ever
taken. lie has 5aRkzted my Liver. built up my
system, and ma1eAtv Bowels move ike clock
work 1 chee-fg - secommead i. cannot say
too much in praEt Ct5t.' Sold by all druggists
81 bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
Toilet Soaps.

Toilet Soaps.
We carry in stock thsslHrgest and best
assortment of toilet soaps in the city
Can furnish PssTs' and Colgate 5, which
stand ahsSd of all other brands.
FORT WORTH GROCER Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
AIva%ado.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
ALvAEADo Tx, Sept. 2S.-Clayton Bros &
Co. have opened a dry goods store on the west
side Of the square
Business is good and money circula5es freely.
City Marshal Pankey and another officer cap
tured G. y. Gin. alias ~. II. Curtis, Yesterday
hidipErOut in the country. Il was cashier OF
the fre5zht department Of the Cotton Belt rail-
SfFosd - Waco, and had embezzled 5. So ~. Ia
was tdken 70 y eco yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
Ennis Cotton Receipts.

epec1aI 70 the N1aLtIIe-
ENNIS, Tex, Sept 2S.-Cotton IS coming in
rapidly and our compress is doing heavy bust
ness, having pressed over eight hundred bales IN
one day last week.
Ennis is on boom and coming TO the 'front.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Dickey addition, SI5O3; P. W. Ezen to
j. E. F. Kyger, blocks and S, Ezell
addition, $500; J F. R. Spann to E.
G. Hatton, two lots on North
Fourth street, Morrow S2050;
Z. NJ. Ewing to R w Mckenzie, ten
lots in Muckers addition, $1,000; L.
Evans to J. L. Edgar, lot on North
Sixth street, 5000; John 1. Moore TO A
w. Brown, two lots in Edgfield addition,
S1420; J. W. Jones to J W. Booker ct
al. two lots in Fairview addition, $3.50;
Waco building association TO Mary Seit-
zler, lot in Coggin s Parks addition !,
$500; John Brinegar to O. 1. Halbert. two
lots in Coggin s. Parks addition, $500;
Fred Slaughter to A. J. Wallace, lot in
Conger addition, S37l; NJ. A. Cooper to
X. E. HamiII, lot in Chamberlin addi-
ton, S525; William W. Blancjour to E d.
F. Parker, two lots in Chamberlin addi-
stion, S1100; John D. Hogan TO Louis
NeWbsEg, 1O0x3O3 West Wacess Hobson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29
FORT WORTH CITY DIRECTORY
To Mn Ba.iress Ven Of E1ort Horth.

The Texas Printing and Lithographing Com
pany have associated with them Mr.. D. S.
new city directory, which viii be printed and
1 published in this city, and the men employed
canvassing and gathering names for the work
are all Fort Worth residents. Mr.. Clarke comes
here to reside permanently and has had six
years experience in compiling and publishing
city directories. Feeling that It is to the inter-
est OF all Fort Worth business men to encourage
home enterprise, and believing these gentlemen
capable of giving the citizens as good work as
any in the state, we the undersigned business
men of Fort Worth recommend that the patron
age and encouragement due to all home enter
isa he ext rldo6 70 this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

When the child Is fretfuI little stozsa rs
not in proner conditicn but.s few doses OF s3as-
carine RlFset it sight, anaro III efecss wa &c
notices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Mr. W. s. lizard of Henrietta has sold
10 sam TUbb of Kickapoo, Tex, the
Berkshire SOW, Saule Cardiff, NLIV.
No. y, I49, for $50, and from the sow
this year there has been sold seven pigs
for So each. There is money in hogs in
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Selling milk COWS by the quart is grow
ing in favor in the North. They are
rated at 81 so a quart, and if a COW gives
twenty quarts of milk day they COM
mand $50; if only ten quarts a day they
are valued at $50
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

The Vernon Guard figures out that If
all the money sent North by Texas to buy
pork products was used in railroad buildz
ing it would construct q line from Sabiaes
Pass TO FL Paso and equip it with BalI-
man palace cars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

IF you are sicksuse S.CharIes Alff's Germ Ex-
terminatOr - for 81 b. s. p. Tucker.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Eight hundred head of Texas beef cat
tie passed through Laredo one day last
week consigned TO parties in San Luiss
PotosI and the City of Mexico. The catz
tleFHere from Nueces and DuYal coUn-
ties
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-29

Tom Andrews has gone up TO Denver
on cattle business.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11
CORRESPONDANCES.
ST. PAUL, MINI, 9 Juliet 1889

ST PAUL, MINI, 9 Juliet 1889.
Monsieur lie Redacteur.
A So derniere s6ance, la "Soci6te
Franca1se de St-Pau], Minnesota
a decide de cel6brer la centi6me
anniversalre de la prise de la Bas
tile par une excursion ct un pique
nique qui SO donnera a File de
Monte Cristo, dimanche lie IA JUL
let.
La soci6t6 invite cordialement
tous les gems qui parlent la langue
franchise dams le Minnesota a sc
joindre q eux.
Les trains d'excursion patient de
Minneapolis a 9 heures ct a midi.
LIE prix est de rs cents, aller ct re-
tour.
M. T. +. <. Beaudet, le proprie-
taire de Pile a pris DIES dispositions
sp6ciales atm dc bonner aux invites
tous les agreements possibles.
GEO. G. LAMBERT,
Secr6talre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11

dernier, Ter Juliet. Nous don.
mons en- meme temps quelques de
tails int6ressants sur So situation
pecuniaire. Nous les empruntone
All dernier expose financier de son
vigilant tr6sorler, M. Cariveau.
Ont etc 6lus:
Chapelain--Rev. PAre Godin, OK
off1cio.
Presidential J. B Olivier, par
acc'amation.
Vice. pr6sident--M. L. n. LIE.
doux, par reclamation.
Sscr6taire-M. Oct. Savard.
Asst-secr6talre M. NJ. Bertrand,
jr., reelu.
Sec.- correspondent M. A. Bru-
mel.
Tr6sorier--M. G.. A. Cariveau,
re6lu.
Asst-tr6sorier-M LIS Julien.
Auditeurs NM. r.. x. Gravel,
/. O. St-Pierre, A. Porter.
Com.-ordonateur P. j. Bigue.
L'actif net de la societe 6tait au
Ter Juliet de $4,87l,28 ct le nom
bre do SEES membres 2l0.
La soci6te a pave aux veuves ct
aux o%rphelins, depuis SO fondation,
$6.46l,9 "a; aux membres malades,
$4,63l,7 rs, ct pour fun6railles
1926 90.
Nous invitons instrument tous
nos compatriotes de Saint Paul, a
faire partie de rUnion.
NOTE DE LA REDUCTION. Nous
rions pUnion FRANCHISE de ST.
Paul de vouloir bien accepter nos
plus sinc4res fluctuations. Nous
sommes fer de voir une de nos SO
ci6t6s natlcnales EN- 81 bonnie vote
de prosp6rit6, en- meme temps que
nous sommes heureux de constater
tout lie bien qu:elle a fat parmi nos
compatriotes de la Capltale. Qua
ses pr6c6dents success pUnlon Fran
caise en- ajouts un nouveau: Une
Convention d'Etat ct ellie pourra 30
fatter d'avoir dignement rempli
lie role qui lui a etc devolu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11
LIZ GLA-NA-GAEL.

La tache de la police de Chicago
achievement a rassassinat du doc
teur Cronin devient de plus en- plus
ardue. L'affaire SO compllque en-
effet dune maniere s6rieuse,e t ron
accuse maintenant lie clan dee Gla-
na-gael d'avoir egalement fait dis
paraftre lie docteur John McInerny
employs a lhopital francais de
Npw-York, lie docteur McCahey, de
Ph1Iadalphie ct lie docteur OCleary,
de Town Of Lake.
Ces quatre membres du clan, au-
raient etc JUICES, condamnes a mort
ct executes par la soci6t6 secr6te a
laquelle lis superintendent.
On On est q sc demander, en- pre-
sence de parcels crimes, 81 nous
sommes a la lin du Ice steele, 81
nous vivons dams un pays civilise
Oh la loi nest pas lettre morte, GU
81, au contraire, nous en- sommes re-
venus au temps de la Sainte Web
me ct des Grands JUICES d'Allema-
gne.
&c fait incroyable, inoui prouve
combien profondement, les Etats-
Unis sont gangrenes de societ6s Sc
cretes de toutes %sortes, politiques on
ouvrieres, v6ritables plates qui ron.
gent ct minent la soci6t6.
Nous ne discuterons pas lei 81 lie
DR.. Cronin s'est rendu ooupable on
non de trahison, envers la societ6
irlandaise a laquelle il appartenait:
Ia nest pas Ia question.
Cette association n'avait pas 2e
droit de lie condamner q mort, ellie
n'avait pas le droit de l'ex6cuter.
A la soci6t6 seule, reggie par DIES
lois proposes ,acceptees ct rendues
executoires par les representants du
peuple, 6lus par lui dams un scrutin
libre, apparti,nt lie droit supreme
de METRE on accusation de Juger
de condamner, ct de faire executor
legalement les JUDGEMENTS qu'elle
rend, quels qu'ils soient.
Et les fanatiques qul ont execute
les sentences prononcees par le
Gla-na-Gae ne sont que de vulgai-
res %assassins.
Et ceux, plus coupables qul ont
prononc6 les sentences, ne sont, eux
aussj, Iue de laches assassins.
ct ceux, qui appartenant au clan
ont Gu connaisance DIES condamna-
tions, ne sont que des completes
d'assassins.
Eft tous, la tete qul pense ct le
bras qui execute, doivent subir
un meme chatiment exemplaire.
MATS la soci6t6 sera-t ellie assez
forte aux Etats. Unis pour lutter
contre une s0cte4?
La est la question.
F. r. lER0UX.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11
LES CANADIENS FRANCAIS
CATHOLIQUES.
JUICES par un American.

L'EoHo DE L'OUEsT est heureux
de traduire Particle suivant public
la semaine derniere par le "North-
wertern Chronicle" de St-Paul:
Un certain nombre de fanatiques
sont tres occupies dams CO moment
3 d6clamer contre P6l6ment 6tran
ger de notre population. Pour eux,
il ny a que les Americans don't
l'origine remonte q trolls on qua
ire generations qui doivent etre
complies pour quelque chose, le
reste ne vaut pas la peine qu'on
on parle. Et dependant, comment,
strange anomalie, agissent-ils visa
Wis des Canadiens Francois DIES
E.tats- Unis,d don't les ancetres depuis
de nombreuses generations sont
certainement Americans? Pour
venir chez nous en- effet, ceux-la.
ne traversent pas lAtlantique,
lis ne font que passer une IL
gne imaginaire, lis sont done
CONNIE les plus puritains de la
N~ouvelle-Angleterre, mes on Anne
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11

par So magnifque demonstration
du 4 Juliet dernier. En- effet CO fut
I'm success inoui, un success inconnu
jusqu'a CO jour dams les annales de
ce village; des chars all6goriques
magnitiques formaient une tres
belle procession puts, il fault dire,
lie plus jolt char fut reuvre de
queiques j%eunes canadiens, qui une
fois de plus ont montr6 aux Ame-
ricains, que le fait d'etre Canadien
n'emp6che pas d'etre bon citoyen,
mails au contraire.
Je termine Monsieur Ie R6dac-
teur, en- me souscrivant.
Votre tres d6voue
j. A. r.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11

rique, de parents don't les grands
parents sont mes en- Am6rique. Or,
celia Giant dome recoivent-lls chez
nous l'accueil auquel ills ont droit?
nous en- doutons.
Et %pourtant, on ne saurait repro
cher au million de Caradiens. Fran
Gals r6pandus dams les Etats Unls,
la moindre infraction grave aux
lois du pays. II est bien vrai gull y
a quelque temps des p%oursultes ont
6t6 exercees contre certalns den
tr'eux pour avoir envoy6 leurs en-
fants a leurs 6coles paroisslales
mails ceux qui violaient ct la lol 81
les ld6es fondamentales du gouve'
rnement american etaient, non pas
les Canadiens, mails bien leurs en-
nemls, ceux-la meme qui exercalen1
les poursuites.
Lies Canadians Francois torment
une DIES portions les plus industrleu
ses ct les plus lntelligentes de no
tire population, lis sont religieux 81
soutiennent leurs 6glises; ills croient
a r6ducation ct supportent leurs
6coles paroissiales, lis sont morau1
ct surveilIent le moral de la jeunes.
SO ct celui de tendance.
Eft a ces divers points de vue lii
brillent au premier rang dams nos
villes manufacturers. lis aiment
la soci6t6, lis s'amusent dune ia
con rationnelle ct agreeable, ct nj
sont jamais compromis dams LEI
6meutes, les groves. on les batall
les.
lis aiment a s'instruire, lis on
leurs propres ]ournaux, redlges Ell
francois par DIES 6crivains capable'
d6vou6s ct patriotes; lis ont leurs
societies Acknowledgement organlsees
dirig6es par des hommes compe
tents ct conscientious.
Ce peuple, nombreux aujourd'hu
augmente en- nombre tous les jours
ct forme un DIES elements les plu'
importants du catholicisme dams Il
Nord des Etats- Unis,
Les Canadiens sont 6nergiques
lis FONT prouv6 dams leurs voyage
adventures ct de discoveries, i'll
lie prouvent aujourd'hui dune ms
Mere plus pacitique, mails tout auss
tangible par leur conduite dams LEI
Etats de la Nouvelle. Anglete:re
Leur nombre s'accrojt dune ia
con incroyable, au moyen de leur'
nombreuses families d'abord, d.
Immigration constante du Canada
ensuite.
CONNIE citoyens, CONNIE catholi
que lis poss6lent les plus grande'
qualities ct sc m%ontrent en- tout di
gnes de Pestime ct de l'admiratio1
de tous ceux qui les appr6cien
avec impartialit6.
JOHN Culinary SHEA.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11
Les parties d'artistes.

S'amusent toujours quand ills sont hors
de leurs a%teliers, car les artlstes amen
tous plus on moins la vie de boheme.
Aussi aiment-ils a chercher ct apprecier
les beauties de la nature. Or, les beauties
naturelles ne manquent pas dams lie Min
nesota, specialement lie long de Ia lgne
de chemin de fer du St-Paul u Duluth,
surtout d cette epoque de pannee. Cette
ligne traverse la partie la plus picturesque
du Minnesota. Prenez lie Duluth Short
Line pour St-Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior.
S'adresser pour tous renseigne-
ments d M. A. B. Plough, agent
general dea passengers q St-Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-07-11
DULUTH, MINI, 7 Juliet 1889
Monsieur lie R6dUcteur.

monsieur e hGOOCtcnT.
Les Canadiens- Francais de Du.
iuth ont c6l6br6 la fete rationale du
"a JUN dern1er, dune maniere qui
leur fait honneur;; mails CONNIE Re
cHo DE L'OUEsT a dome quelques
jours apres un fort bon resume de
ce qui s'est pass6, 'ai cru quill Sc.
raft superfu d'y ajouter plus de de
tails
Cette celebration ma dome 3
penser que 81 notre colonie cana
dienne nest pas aussi forte que
dams certaines vllles du Minnesota,
ellie ne lie cede a aucune en- fait de
patriotisme ct d'esprit d'union lors-
quill s'agit de s'afirmer devant les
autres nationalit6s.
Mon intention est de bonner lei
les mons de nos principaux hon.
mes d'afaires canaliens ainsi que
de ceux qui COMPETENT q leur actif
des propriet6s valiant quelques mil
le dollars ct je laisserai aux lecteurs
de r'EcHo le soin d'6tablir CO que
vaudront ces compatriotes dams dix
ans d'ici en- tenant compile du bel
avenir auquel notre jeune cite est
appellee.
En- premier lieu je nommeral M.
Camille Poirier, marohand de
chaussures ct sans contr6dit le
canadien le plus g6n6ralement
estim6 de Duluth; M. Louis Beau
r1vage agentde biens-fonds ct d'as-
surance sur lie feu. &c Monsieur
a achet6 l'ann6e derniere de retour
dune visite au Canada, chez SEES
parents ct amis, il a, dis-]e achet6
40 arpents pour le prix de $500
piastres compliant, d I'm mile a peu
pres du West End Depot, il a To-
vendu ce terrain ces jours derniers
pour ESQ dollars l'arpent GU 10000
dollars; soft IN profit net de $1,000
dams moins dune aimee; Napoleon
Grlgnon propri6taire de chant1ers
de construction qui emploie quel-
quefois jusqu'a 70 de nos compa-
trlotes; John b. Ennis, ct Arthur
Robert, Contractors de Batisses;
NORM ct Joseph Trude],
saloon ct propri6taires de plusiears
d'acres de terrain q mi
neral ct a pin; John Turcotte etM.