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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
THE TOMB.

D,ed-In this city, October IL, OF pneumo-
ni,. infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Dudley
Love.
- In this city, October 10, Mrs. ELLEN,
wife of Mr.. James Davis, aged about sixty
years.
- In ConcordIa, October s. HUGH, son
of Mr.. and MRS. Wm. Sodeman, aged 2 years
and o months.
In Kansas City. Oct. Il. OF defamation
of MIR. &. G. Castor, postmaster at Odessa.
In Aullyille, Oct. 10. LAURA MARY.
daughter OF Robert and MOllie (hunterl
Hord. The remains were taken to Sweet
Springs fer interment
At he home Of her son Isaac Conway.
In Kames, Texas. October 2, LAVlNlA
CONWAY, sister of Mr.. j. b. Car.
mIchaelt, OF Odessa. aged 81 years. Nine
children. 4S grand children and 30 great
grandchildren survive her.
- at his home In Adrsin. Bates county,
Mo-. October IL, Mr.. JNO. SHEER.
Mr.. shIer was IN his 74th year when his
de ath occurred. For two years he has been q
helpless invalid. and for that length of time
was almost blind. About one year ago he
was stricken with paralysis, from which he
died. For u number OF years he was g.
citizen of this county, living on a farm Just
east ofthe eastern limits OF this city. and was
we'll known and universally respected. He
was the father Of Mrs. Jno. Mcdowell ana
Mrs.. Lewis ChanslOr, Of this city. His
remains were brought to this city and inferred
in Macbpslah cemetery.
- Al her home IN Bates CITY, Saturday,
October II, BESSIE p, daughter OF Mrs
Mary Ewing.
How true, 1.-THE good die first and those
whose hearts are dry NJ summer dust burn
70 the socket" Bessie had been for n lonl
time q patient sufferer, and many with lesi
energy and fortitude would have given NJ
long ago, but her work was unfinished unit
Saturday morning as the stars were g0lni
down one by one, giving place to the NOR
resplendert orb of day. the bright angel
parted the curtains OF night and bidding adiel
to the loved ones around her, sweet Bessie
spirit fled out of the darkness and gloom o
death into the glorious light Of eternal day
A good, noble, loving woman Is gone; a duii
fol daughter. an affectiOnate sister, and
firm friend. Our hearts are clothed In
. garb Of mourning. the home made desoiat
and many friends saddened and grievet
Z Yes. II IL true, she has left us and while tn
y bone is draped In sorrow. no doubt the free
spirit Is clothed 10 Righteousness and at re
In the home Of the redeemed, for
There Is no death, the 81 ars go dOwn
To rlse again on faIrer shores"
To know Bessie was TO love her; II kin
generous hearted girl. She made and Ike
many friends, and those most closely sssC
ciated with her loved her most. TO the gri
n stricken family we prefer our poor syr
r. patty. May the Lord strengthen and sn
10 tain them In this dark, sad time, and tina
unite them In q better world. for
"All Is well; so let her sleep,
TITS only sleep; she is not dead;
:" For tho the light Of life hath fed,
ry And left US IN the dark TO weep,
Where sorrow ruleth for the while,
We hear tue cry; What OF the nirhtH
no The answer comes, the lighti the light
In And morning riseth with u SMILE"
J.. l.. X
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Religlo US.

Regular services at the Christian church TO-
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
to. morrow morning and evening.
Rev. l.. +. Clemmens will preach at Eden
view church Tomorrow al 3 y. IN.
Usual services at the Bsptis; church to-
morrow morning and evening. Sunday
school at $50.
Regular services at the NJ. f.. church. South.
Tomorrow morning at IL o'clock aud In the
evening at 1870 O'Clock. Sunday school at 9:3O.
Prof. j. ID. Blauton will lead the go-pel
meeting at the Y. NJ. e. A. Sunday afternoon
ut 4 O'Clock. He will give Il good practical
| talk and every yonng man In the city should
be present. There will be good music,
Bishop John j. Hogan, OF Kansas City, viii
administer the sacrament Of al
the Catholic church, In this city. On Sunday
October 10th. at 10 o'clock u. III. At . O'Clock
%, M. he will dedicate the Catholic church al
Wellington.
The fourteenth annual state convention o
the Young Mems Christian Associations o
Missouri, will convene at Gallailn, October
% TO 20. The opening address will be deliV
cred by Rev. c.. p. Mssden. ID. d., paste
Union NJ. f.. church. st. Louis. "a larg
number of delegates ore expected. Reduce
rates on the railroads and entertainment wi
be provided. All Christian Young men ex
pecting to attend should write at once "a
programme and full particulars to +. {
Child. assistant state secretary, Pine and %,
streets, st. Louis.
Toledo. o., Oct 14.-To-day occurred ii
conservation OF Rev. +. X. Anvil, rector
Trinity Episcopal church. this city. as bishc
/, Of the new diocese of West Missouri. I'll
y ceremonies were very impressive. Bishol
Seymour, of Illinois, and Knickerbockrr.
Indiana, performed the conservation cerem
MES, assisted by Bishops futile. OF Nilsson
n Leonard, of Ohio. who preached the sermo
Wo.thingt N. Of Nebraska. Gillispie. Of nor
Michigan, and MacLaren. OF Chicago. 1t "
|, be some two weeks before Bishop Atwill "
remove to Kansas City, which will be I
dIocesancity.
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Central Notes.

Miss Mae Dowler, Of MOberlY. entered col
lege last week.
Misses Sallie Smith Nellie Shawl end Cara
Boskin spent last Sunday at their homes.
Misses Fannie and Annie Tabb attended
the Walker Page wedding, at Page CIy'
Tuesday.
The writer Of these notes Is a new hand In
reportorial work; hence, Mr.. Editor you NUT
pardon the lack OF skill in their makeup.
Mrs. Col. Jones made what she calls a
.'llttle talk to "her girls" last Tuesday even
ing on the subject of neatness. 1t was repiete
with wise advice, as all her talks" are.
Quite u number of the girls attended the
vocal entertainment by Mr.. Francis Walker
| Monday evening. They enjoyed especially
his remarks descriptive Of some OF his selec-
lions.
IL gave us all verv great pleasure TO greet
| Miss Nora Olive on her return to college last
Thursday evening. She halls from Nsbrssks,
md was u student here last year. Still the
old girls come!
Miss Blanche Harper returned, Monday
evening, from Kansas City, where shc had
been as u delegate TO represent Central in the
l. ~ ~ S-N hStOAh '>aS
pleasant and profitable session.
One of our girls is very fond Of conceallne
hr rself behind the Curtains in her room wbeI
she should be In The study hall. We adyist
her TO beware, for it will not be so plessan
when she shall be discovered by u body"
The classic halls Of "Old CentrAr' ring will
the happy glee and merry laughter Of owe
three score girls. A at Of uner, more earn
est pupils Is rarely brought together. W.
, nred,ct that this wear will be one of The mos
/, successiul In the history of The college.
[ Our president IL u progressive, wile.awak
school man hence, he is always on the aleI
10 make additions and improvements lookiD
to the comfort and happiness OF his girls.
Il impossible in these brief notes to gives a
, ADEQUATE account OF all that has been done I
enhance the beauty and convenience Of Ou
-. college home. Come up, MIR. Editor, and se
for yourself
Miss Smith. our art teacher, arrived on ii
10th inst. She has lately returned fro
y Europe; therefore. her delay. She has Il
reputation of being an accomplished arts
and will no doubt bring her department
the front. She already has a promising elias
and The girls seem full OF enthusiasm. b
few colleges can boast of u nicer, IarR
studio than ours since the completion OF Il
new art room IN The -mansard. II Is. Indee
, thing OF light and beauty.
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You are in q Bad Fix

But we will cure YOU il you will pay us. Our
message is to the weak, nervous and debiiitated'
who. by early evil hsbit', or later indiscretionS.
hsye tr,hed away their vigor of body. mind AMI
manhood, and who suner al those effects which
lead to premature decay consumption or insani-
iy. IL this means you. send for and read our
Book of Life. written by the greatest specialist
of the day. and sent (ssaled) for six cents in
etamps. Dr. Psrker's Medical and Surgical
Institute, ISL North Spruce street. Nashville
T.np aug3Oyl
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TB OR DIE.

Rorn-Iu Kansas City. Mo-. October 10, TO
the wife OF Mr.. Fl. II. Sparks-a boy.
- 10 Odessa. Oct. 10, to the wife Of Mr..
Richard Haley-a giri.
II In Odessa. OCTOBER 10, to the wife Of
| Mr.. Gus Wickurler-a girl.
- Near Odessa. October 10. to the wife
! of Mr., and Mrs, Robt. Gotta girl.
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TRUsTEE'S SALE.

lNBEREAs. Je,oe l.. Neer. by his certain
w deed of uust. dated. the 2S'h day OF
August. 1855. and recorded In the Office Of the
rrc6r der oil deeds Tor LAFAYETTE county, Mis-
souri,, In book "a. at page Az, conveyed TO the
und-rsIgned as trustee. the following describ-
Ell real estate situate, lying and being in the
county of Lafayette, in the state OF Missouri,
to-wit: The wet half Of the northeast quarter
and the northwest ut arier of the southeast quar-
ter and the northeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter, all In section eighteen QSl, township
1Ity (5Oj OF range TWENTY-FIVE (25) containing enc
hun,ired anu sixty (l6OJ acies more or less.
which conveyance was made TO secure the pay
ment oil u certain prOmlshory note IN 81 Il deed
described. and, whereas, default has been made
IN the pay ment OF the inter, 81 due on said note
whereby the entire indebtedness. secured by
said deed OF trust. has, by It's terms, become
due and the same remains due and unpaid; now,
therefore, ut the request or the legal holder and
| owner of said note. | will. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER. 25. 1890.
AT the courthouse door. in the city Of LexIng-
ton, Lafa, cite county, Missouri, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock IN the forenoon und five
O'Clock In the afternoon of that day. expose "a
M ale to the highest bidder for cash In han the
reul rsta,. above described, Tor the purpose o
satisfying said debt and interest and the cost d
executing this trust GEO. M. CA1ItoN.
oct4td Trustee
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HOn1E MONEY TO LOAN.

TUNHE monev now In nHnus belonging to the
Il estate OT minors is for loan, part on prime
raj estate AID part on good personal security
parties desiring TO borrow Will do Well 10 call
Office over T.. Winsor L Son.
mayI3tI ). N. WILSON,
p.hlic administrator and e~x-Otfice Pub. Cur.
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NOTICE.

TINE removal of myself anu family To Cincin-
i natl will not in the least interiere with the
business of my clothing store IN Lexington IL
will be IN charge of Mr.. Butler Williamson and
my sons, who have 30 long been my assistants.
and I expect 10 be able. by always being on the
ground to purchase bargnint, 70 sell oargaihs
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100000 TO LOAN.

THE cheapest money ever loaned IN Lafayette
i county. $500 ana upwards LOANED on int
proved real estate ut the lowest rates OF inieIesi.
I all on or address GEORGE PRiCE:
Lexington. Nm.
Onice over f.. WInsOr Il Sons Insurance. Office,
opposite courthouse. Main street. agl6n3
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JOSEPH d.

Y AND LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT.
Abstracter and Conveyancer, Lexington,
Mo. Money to loan on Improved farms Ia LII
iayettc and adjoining counties. ut lowest iatc-
OF interest with privilege OF paying part or ai
of principal before maturity.
No delay, no red tape. Money always on
hand. Write me for terms. mch9yl
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Notice.

We wish to inform school directors and
others interested, that we have again manu-
facturs 3 y lot OF our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. Re-
specifully, aStf Observation-Disclosures Co.
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SHORTS.

New goods ut bottom prices, received 'h's
week at J. 4. winn's, Dover. ocilsi4
For sale-several SECONDHAND vehicles al
ridIculously low prices to make room. IN
-. jItf
Two hundred single cashmere coats lot
men and boys. from 81 90 to W % At henrs
a.N...- au9tf
} For saie.-The Musgrove house, cofner :.
Main and 10Th streets. Price low. iern' =
'9lt. INQUIRE at this office or address WV.
Mussroye, Medicine Lodge Kansas.
Parties wanting new goods and cheap gcods
WI octlst4
Now IL your time to get q valuable se"'ns
machine at less than one-thira us Fa'ue'
Read our splendid premium offer on 'ne
four,h mage. II YOU do not have = good sew
ing machine now 1t will be your fault u
One store room aud dwelling rooms 10
Dutch Row and upstairs rooms, corner o.
Ninth and Main for rent, A.. aeyer' 'usi''
Two hundred single cashmere coats ioi
man and boys, from 81 90 to " oo AZ henr'
m'N aug9tf
New groceries. new dry goods. new ooou
and shoes, new hats. caps and gloves NJ
WINS, Dover.
Mrs, s. P. Arnold has returned rom III
eastern purchasing trip and Is now prepare
: TO show to her customers the finest ana mos
complete line OF millinery goods ever brough
to this city.
Call on j. +. VIM, Dover. and OnV YOU
winter boots and shoes, %fannels. &C., cneai
M<Gratzs makes a change N business 'a'
lat. and Is selling everything at cut prices
Rows pants at % cents. at GRATIS. oiou
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
MALE ON COLLEGE STREET.

HAVING determined TO remove to o.
u Cincinnati, ! now offer for sale my E1.!I
residence on College street. containing ,nii
six good rooms, bath room, etc. There -AAA>A
are also on tn. place q good stable and all d cts-
sary out buildings. ami everything Is In COM
,.leie repair. A bargain may be had and pay
ments made to suit the purchaser
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For Sale

Several secondhand tuggies at ridiculous
ly low prices to make room.
june2ltf j.. ii. SENDEN
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors ami
~ other persons interested In the estate o
John W, Brown, deceased, that the UNDER
signed, administrator. will apply To make II
hnal settlement of SAID estate at The Nov, mi e.
term, 1880, OF the Probate court OF Lafayette
county, Missouri, 10 be began and held at The
probate court room, in the city of Lexington,
on the second Monday IN November, 1880.
nrtIIth Administrator
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Two hundred single cashmere coats for
men snd boys, from 81 90 to - 30 at Henry
sinsuer's. au''i
A handsome oil painting given 10 any ono
huvins twenty-five dollars worth OF goods In
cash, ut j. +. Winn's, Dover. octlSti
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Call in and examine the 81 80 DO VS. suits
VI N. Grstz's. octlStf
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Minneapolis vile manufac-
tQriere.

On plan gigantesque pour Ia
transformation du pare st Louis en-
I'm immense centre manufacturer.
Went de recevoir I'm commence
ment d'ex6cution.
Une compagnie compos6e de
MN. Z. B. Walker, G. G. Goodrich,
L. r.. Menage, 81. F. Brown, @. A,
Pillsbury, Thomas Lowry, G. b,
Christian, Il. G. Haywood, G.. s.
Boschart ct A. M. Allen, Went de
s'organiser au capital de 100000
dollars ct d'acheter dams le pare
1890 acres de terrain.
Une de ces manufactures sera
celle de MN. Van Brunt & Davis.
fabricant d'instruments aratoires
ct de voitures de toutes sortes pour
la culture.
Les travaux wont commencer et
occuperont de 200 q 300 ouvriers
ct lorsquelle fonctionnera, cette
manufacture en- occupera au molns
autant.
Une demi douzaine d'autres ma.
nufactures entr' autres la Corbir
Manufacturing Co., de New-Yorl
ct la Prince Condit Fence Co..
viendront sous peu sly etablir ct i
est certain que dams deux GU troit
ans, CO qui fut le pare st. Louis, Sc.
"a une petite vile contenantde a
3 so manufactures avec une popu'
lation de 80 d $4,000 ames.
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ETATS-UNIS.

New YoRK.-Un tonnelier du
nom de Helm, de Portsmouth IN.
H. age de guarantee ans, ma
RE ct pere de trois files don't l'a1
nee 6tait agse de quinze ans, a es
sage de tuer toute sa famille 3
coup de revolver, parce que 50
femme qui l'avait abandonn6 de.
puts quelques mois, menait une vie
d6r6gI6e ct donnait le mauvals ex-
emple q ses enfants.
NEw-YoRK.-Parm1 les immi-
grants d6barqu6s hisr au Barge
Office so trouvalent soixante. dix
neophytes mormons qui sont dete-
nus la plupart CONNIE Giant on
contravention avec la loi prohlbant
le d6barquement DIES ouvriers en-.
bauch6s q l'etranger.
Birmingham, Ala.-Cent negrea
ont etc empoisonn6s dimanohe,
pres de Coleraine, dams le comt6
de Dallas, d'avoir mango du lard
dams lequel des m6decins ont re-
trouv6 des traces d'arsenic; s den
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tire eux sont morris. On ne connaft
pas. encore l'auteur de &c crime.

Mexico.-M. Gonzalve Esteva,
r6dacteur du Nacton0l ct Guttre.
res Najera, 16dacteu r d'El Partido,
organe des llb6raux, Sc sont battus
en- duel a p6p6e. LIE premier a 6t6
bless6 au bras.
Cincinnati. --Dans I'm accAs de
folie cause par la lecture dun mau-
vais roman, Julius Ritterman, en-
FAINT de quatorze ans, s'est pendu
chez ses parents, a Cincinnati,
Ohio.
--Kemmler ne sera pas, para1t-
il, la derniere victime de I'6lectro
%cutlon, car un Japonais du nom de
Shibguba Juglao attend dams la
prison de Sing-Sing que son tour
vienne de s'asseoir dams le fatal
fauteuil. Des tentatives faites pour
empecher lex6cution ont 6chou6 ct
le sort du condamn6 est fx6.
Lies douaniers de New-York
6taient dams lie ravissement cette
semaine: lis avaient saisi a un An
gla1s fac6tieux des bijoux qui ne
valaient pas MONS de $4,000.
Mais une seconde estimation a re-
duit cette valeur a $77 les pierres
6tant toutes fausses
La loi qui constitute le nouveau
mode de scrutln australien dams
pEtat de New York Went d'etre
mise q execution pour la premiere
fois dams une election municipale q
Far Rockaway, village dependant
de la commune de Hampstead,
comt6 de Queens, ct ellie a dome
les r6sultats les plus sa~tisfaisants.
MEx1co.--Un terrible accident
est arrive samedi dernier sur le
chemin de fer. mexicain. Deux
trains marchant en- sens inverse so
sont rencontr6s q Renionada. Dix
personnes ont etc tu6es ct plu.
sieurs autres gri6vement bless6es.
Dams un d6raillement sur lie
Reading r. r. pres de Shocmakers-
Vile, Pa, de 40 a SO personnes
ont 6t6 tu6es vendredi dernier.
Nine Owen Connolly, veuve
dun richie Irlandais American
Went de bonner aux soeurs de cha
rift sa princiere residence de Char
lottown, dams Pile du Prince
Edouard, Canada.
IS. Gardner Chase & Co., han
quiers de Boston viennent de faire
faillite. Passif deux millions de
dollars.
Dams une rencontre de deux
trains a Chicago, cling personnes
ont 6t6 tu6es ct huit bless6es grie-
vement.
Les serre-freins ont etc arret6s.
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EUROPE.

lie bruit court que la chambre
des deputies d'Italie sera dissoute
ct que les elections generates au-
ront lieu en- novembre.
lie cardinal Rampolla, lie Sc.
cr6taire d'Etat du pape a charge le
le nonce papal a Paris d'assurer le
le gouvernement franeais quill ny
a jamais Gu de negotiations entire
le Vatican ct Boulanger GU ses
agents.
lie senat du du Venezuela
Went de faire une loi frappant dun
1mpot les celibataires. Tout cell
bataire de plus de IS ans paiera l
p. c. sur son revenu, sill ne d6pas,
SO pas $4,000, ct 2 p. c. sur tout
revenu SUPERIOR.
Dams lie d6partement du FL
nist6re, en- France. lie nombre des
naissances s'est elev6 en- 1889 8
%, 1906, celui des deces q l6,9O3
Excellent des naissances sur lee
deces: 6,902.
ST tous lee de partements SO con.
duissaient aussi bien, on ne parle.
raft plus du d6peuplement de ls
France.
lie major commandant l'arm6e
du Salut de France ct de Suisse 8
dome l'ordre q, ses soldats de ne
plus porter le deuil de leurs pa
rents decides, sous pr6texte que
les survlvants doivent Sc r6jouil
au contraire de &c 4ue ceux qu'ils
aimaient ont quite la te1re pour
le ciel.
Madrid. La chaleur a augmen.
t6 lie nombre les victimes du cho-
l6ra a Toledo ct Valence' Plu-
sieurs villages sont 6prouv6s par
le f6au. La plupart des victimes
sont DIES femmes ct des enfants.
-Quand les m6decins ont exa-
mine lie corps de l'assassin Savary,
guillotin6 reinforcement en- France,
lis ont constat6 que le occur bat
TAFT encore, plus dune demi-heure
apres l'ex6cutlon.
Ill y a en- France, q Is miles
de Mines une petite commune du
nom de Collias qui .%pourrait servir
de mod4le q de plus grands centres.
Ellie ne renferme que 645 habi-
tants, ct ellie Went de s'ofr1r le luxe
de p6clairage 6lectrique!
Dams une 6meute electorate dix
sept personnes ont 6t6 tu6es q
Goa.
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ST. PAUL.
FunerailleS de M. E. Lan8eYin,

Les f%un6railles de notre regrett6
compatriote M. Edouard Langevin
ont Gu lieu vendredi dernier, au
milleu dun concours immense de
parents ct d'amis.
Une messe solennelle de Re-
QUEEN fut c6l6br6e q pEglise St.
Louis, par lie Rev Pere Audifred,
avec le Rev Pere Arthur Petit
grew CONNIE diacre ct le Rev Pere
NJ. Mandy CONNIE sous diacre. LIE
Rev Pere J. B. Bigot agissalt com,
me ma1tre de ceremonies.
L%'int6rieur de rEglise, trop peti.
to pour oontenir les nombreux amls
du d6funt venus pour lui apporter
un dernier temolgnage de sympa
THE ct d'estime, dispara1ssait
sous de riches TEXTURES noires cou-
ve1tes elles-memee de feurs de
toutes sortes.
L'oraison funebre fut prononc6e
par ]e Rev Pere Audifred.
Les porteurs du poole 6taient
MN. Alfred Dufresne, J. B. St.
Aubin, j. Manner, P. II. Kelly,
lsidore U. St Pierre, J. B. Weed de
St-Paul ct NM. Louis Laram6e de
Minneapolis ct le col. M. T. Dunn
de Chicago.
reinforcement a Gu lieu dams lie
cimeti4re du Calvaire.
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MeContents.

Nous ne sommes pas les seuls
parait.i il q etre m6contents de la
representation de notre nationalit6
aux elections prochaines.
Les lrlandais 81 PLACEMENT ega-
lement ct beaucoup plus fort que
nous.
L'un d'eux, dams une lettre au
Northwestern Chronicle, s'est fait
linterprAte des plalntes qua eau.
sees l'oubli des Irlandais sur la
liste d6mocratique ct annonce que
lie parti, auquel appartient Ia plu-
part des Irlandals, ne daignant
pas leur reconna1tre leurs droits,
sous lie pretexte qu'6tant d6mocra-
tes, lis resteront quand meme de.
mocrates, ~pourrait bien s'apperce-
voir le quatre Novembre quill est
aussi facile pour les Irlandais de
voter en- favour du parti repubi-
cain que du psrti d6mocratique.
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lie prophetic du temps.

II est d6ja au large, d6bitant ga
petite historic ct nous annoncant
quelle sorte d'hlver nous aurons.
ii marche bras dessus bras dessous
avec lie vieux fermier ct forme avec
lui un couple parfaitement assorti:
arm6 de pelures de chatalgnes ct
dos dole, Ills font dea predictions
qui SO r6aliseront en- sens inverse.
Mas on a beau dire, en- fsit dave
mir on connalt peu de chooses, on
ne peut absolument compiler sur
rlen CONNIE chose certaine, a l'ex
ception t%outefois ct de la mott ct
du passage du collector DIES taxes.
Et de fait, pourquoi nous preoc-
cuper du temps quill fera, puisque
dams tous les cas- nous ny pourrons
rien echanger? Laissons l~'aveuir
de c6t6et occupons nous du present.
Aussi ayez soin de prendre lie st.
Paul & Duluth r. r.
CONNIE chacun lie salt, c'est la
ligne la plus courte entire Duluth,
West Superior, St-Paul ct Minnea-
polls.
ST. vous aimez la chasse, vous
trouverez sur cette ligne DIES en-.
droits glboyeux Prenez votre fu-
sill, sifaez votre CHEN ct On route
par le Duluth Short Line"
Les informations de toutes sortes
sont fournles par les agents DIES
billete GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general des passengers GU encore
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agent
general DIES voyageurs a st. Paul.
MINI.