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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

NOW READY, JUST COMPLETED - CHEAP
~ and offered upon very easy terms; chance
TO buy an elegant and cheap home.
New residences for sale just completed; sanchez
ST., close to Market: the houses substantially
built, and to meet the requirements of modern
and comfortable home, containing 9 rooms ana
bath, such terms enable most any one to OBJ
tain home very little outlay and easy payments
for the baance good-siZed lots and all street work
done; the neighb0IhOod IS fast Improving and prop
erty is bound TO become very valuable account of
its proximity to Market ST. For particulars call
ut our office, D0WNEY d GAMBS, 3lS montgomery
street. iyl3 SuTuTh 81
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Q-dSnn GREEN ST., NEAR FRANKLIN; =
u toOU. story house OF Is rooms and bath; lot
2SN130. g. II. CMBSEN a CO., II Montgomery
street. jyl3 SuTuIh 81
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G0OQO BUSH ST, NEAR POW ELL: 2-STORY
IT OUUO. and basement house OF II rooms and
bath; mortgage OF $4,000 can remain II desired; lot
2Ox60; rents $63 q. IL UMBSl-N ~ CO.. Il Mont
pomeTT iyI3 SuIurh st
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COZ NTKY RIAL Estate.

De-N4ha h''ffh lisa n lie
Tor sALE-16O ACRES OF LAND; FENCED
Il and improved; near Napa City. 7S4 Folsoni
street. iy14 Ste
. 600 coo ACRES; VAST EsTATEs ,,S OR
stock. dairy grain fruit and general farms, resorts
timber land. Mexican land, Mines town sites and
lots. city mansions country villas and Sites invest
ment and speculative properties; money to loan;
send lOc for IlO-page catalogue. q. H. STREET
CO, Land Agents, AIS Montgomery ST. jyl0 I'm
An ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
good mortgages; Santa Clara County stock, grain
fruit farm, 1000 acres. $l2 so per acre; stock,
virgins Station, $500; 10 aud IS acres, San Jose,
part in fruit, $3.50 per acre. Monterey County $40
acres, $50 In volunteer wheat sl5 per acre; $50 I'M
improved, 50 per acre: livery stable barn and cot
tage San Miguel, $1,000; also lots, 500 each; also
some good mines; two-thrds can remain on mort
gage on any of these; particulars application
Address A. w. b., 2S14 Sacramento ST. San Fran
CISCO APPS III
CCHooL LANDS. 81 so To So AN ACRE: ON
- very easy terms; sold by the State in tracts to
suit; no residence Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands, in many different counties; send
day evenings. ". LAKE. 8 Flood Bnilding ~ q
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CLIO FOR sALE-To BE REMOVED, HOUSE
,p ~. 1413 Scott ST., near Geary, and buildings
In rear. Apply between and P. NJ, to b. Nc
DoUGALL q son, Architects Room 81, $3.50 Pine
street. ty9 1it
NICE SMALL SALOON, WITH LODGING
IN house, containing nicely furnished sunny
rooms: located In the best part OF the city. Apply
Bavaria Brewery, Montgomery ave- jy14 3t*
III UNITING PUPS FOR SALE CHEAP 80 EIGH-
llteenth ave. South San Francisco jyl2 It's
DANCE FOR SALE AT 81 PACIFIC STREET.
IL jy12 1t
CECoND-HAND STEAM FIRE ENGINE FOR
- sale cheap. w. LOGAN, Al Fremont st. 1y1 7t|
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES FOR SALE
~ cheap. az Main st. nr30 u
TOR SALE-HoUSE TO BE REMOVED, ON W.
II gr har RUsh nd ma o n n offer
Apply G. b. UMBSEN CO., Ia Montgomery. IL IL
CAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS VERY CHEAP.
" HUFSCHMIDT, 637 Clay st. my9 Bun
CHEPARDS FOOT AND POWER LATHES
~ KICKS. agent 667 Mission st. se27u
NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES. MICHEL
IN RICHARDS, cor. Bush and Market SITS. ol0 Inn
CAFE, SCALE, LETTER-PRESS. STORE TRUCK
- and moneytill cheap. l02 Clay st. au2S I'm
SECoND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS,
- shafting, pulIeys betting, water pipes, etc. MO
INToSH a woLPMAN. 1877 Beae ST. ae4 Il
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
I Y.LAwRENCE, CARPENT TER AND BUILDER,
y 6l9 sacramento st. cabinet work and lifting up
Offices promptly attended to; telephone 300 ml6et
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OFFICES TO LET.
EDUCATIONAL.

MUSIC MADE EASY FOR BEGINNERS AND
vi amateurs by Kropps new notation; examine
II. Sl4 tiearY ST leo "
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e. KIM QOQ TO LOAN AT LOWEST Max
tpCOO.OOO ketrates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. sen ULLER, 420 California tt
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FOUND.

DAY HORSE AT BUTCHERTOwN: WEIGHS
ID about 1900. Apply O'CoNNo R'S Saloon, First
ave, South San Francisco jyl4 2tt
L'OUND-S2O IN GOLD BY PURCHASING A
L merchant taOr-made dress suit for SO mer-
chant tailors' price. $40 ORIGINAL M1SFIT
CLOTHING PAHLoRS, corner Post and Dupont
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GdEnn BAY-wINDow COTTAGE OF
u tOUu. rooms and bath and basement; brick
foundations etc. part cash; lot 25xll5; 18th ST.,
near MarSet. Il. H. UMBSEN u CO., IA Montgom-
ery ST iyI3 SuTuTh st
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rCENER FAMILY LTQUOR-STORE, DOING
e Cd business; fine stock and fiItures long lease.
gre. bargain. 1i5 Third st. Jyi5 IT.
& LOON; % ROOMS ATTACHED: CHEAP: AC-
y @ Of deparlnrc. Cali. Brunch Once iYl5 Il
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u.40 Hln MISSION ST. AND RUNNlNG
Ip1U.UOU. through TO Minna part under lease
for 3 years $3.50 per month"; room for 8 or
buildings; lot 95xl6O; 9 fronts. G. H. UMBskN
CO.. IA MONTGOMERY ST. jy1S SuTuTh st
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OAKLAND CLASSICAL AND MILITARY ACAD-
" envy select school for boys, will reopen at 1920
Oak ST.. Oakland, July is, 1890. Colonel W. II.
OiBRIEN. Superintendent. iyl 3m
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S32 500 soV 3! I IST d g pB9P Pag6G
of stores and fats, bringing n monthly rehtal OF
$3.50; lot 81 6xSU; this property pays a good In
and is in improving locality; no better in-
vestment property can be found McAFEE. BALD
WIN A HAMMOND 10 MnntgnmerE Il II SnInIh
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COD6 BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
u 40. store with furnished living rooms in a
good location; must be solu this week. NJ. LESS y
CO. 995 Market street Its
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> LARGE STORES; NEW BUILDING; Ne Cy1s-
Z ner Valencia and Quinn; l12 blocks from Mar
ket with family rooms; suitable for drugstore
bakery, etc.; also dry light basement, 55xS5;
cement floor: II feet high: can be subdyided. Won
RHEIN & Co. 524 California st. iyl3 lots
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TELEGRAPHY AND RAILROADING; $40 CLAY;
refer TO our operators now in offices. le20 GIN
IrIELD SEMINARY 1925 TELEGRAPH AVE
L Oakland. will open August 4. 1890. MRS. W. g..
HYDE, Principal. 1eI7 ;}m
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IILEGANTi.Y FURNISHED SUNNY ROOMS TO
Il rent with bOard all modern convenience; prl
vate family. 562 Eighth ST. bet. Clay and Jefferson,
/ block from local train. jyl5 I'm
A RLfNGToN HOUSE, 474 NINTH ST, OAK
n iaud-FlrSt-caSs family clearinghouse; two
blocks from focal train jyl5 Inns
ELEGANT ROOMS SINGLE OR EN- SUITE AT
Il the Albany, Fifteenth aud Broadway, Oakland;
one block from the narrOwgauge depot; table Is
surpassed; elevator aud artesian water NrSt-cIass
IN every way. q. a. MAUERHAN. Propr etor.l 3m
" ILLSoN HOUSE, OPP. CITY HALL ELE-
w CANT sunny rooms: reasonable rates; special at
tention given to the comfort OF guests. both tran
sient and regular. l4th and Washington. iel0 3m
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4 CHANCE - STOCK, FIXTURES. INSrRU-
~ ueutS furniture, etc, Eclipse Photograph Gal
lers; must be sold; together separate. 5 Stock
len 81. II
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,


OAKIi SID EEfI ESTATE
GARLAND Al SCI-ADy tHII sEa1NIs asp
" Subscription s1sisad 8. the Oakland Br,i,ca
once of The i7slNJ Dt-l. so broadway, u-aa
Seventh st. Oh Hga ' ST. % {, 81
S4500w1sIl ssg T.. t45a, 81 IFS fs.s
well-traveled age rald. staut l1 mile lreu
road; good sto .7r place for hntei slfsacI1 aa
store; Improve as. 5-rugtl house. 81 tr
barn and outht 5000 VINES ana zoe tt-- lI'..
all bearing; plenty OF water; lou acres clear land
ETC.. terms u cash, balance on long term at per
cent. full particulars address Proprietor Nevada
Stabl es, Eighth and Harrison SITS, OaSand 10
T ooK. LooK-wE ARE CLOSING OUT A FE
IL of the most elegant residence lots IN the We
heart OF the best portion OF Oakland mt s9crii
prices; convenient to both trains: liberal termse
at and see us. a. II. BREED 4 CO, 81 Mo
gomery ST. san Francisco. Yl0 II
TOR SALE IN EAST OAKLAND-S1500 FOR
L choice corner: sixteenth ST. and Nineteen %
ave-; 7Oxl00: 5000 can remain on time; must
sold Address y. b., Box 8, this once. Blo ~
on05O JUST STOP AND SEE THESE LOT
aDZ0U. close to the center of the city: ne;
broadway: only $3.50 per lot on easy terms u sold
this week; no such bargains ever offered IN OAK
land; secure one OF them before they go as they are
worth double the money See owner, ii. Il. PIN
NEY. ASS Ninth St, near broadway, ofiee oven TIL
so'clock every night. Hs I'm
G.o-.0 A PAYING TNYESrMENT-BOARD
ID Ou. ing and lodging house OF y rooms.
bath and basement, with lot 25NsO: paying clear
on easy terms: will show the property and give
reason Of selling. etc Apply L. w. WOODWARD
4 CO., 902 Broakway. Oakland, Cal. ns u
po0O TO $500 EACH-A RARE CHANGE FOR
n OUU n home on the heights; lots i0xl10; com
manding grand view OF San Francisco. Golden
Gate and the bay citics new subdivision OF the
pass the tr "a
monthly or q
but get \ choice ..t 500 NJ
son. 4S3 Ninth
WILLIAM l>e tGla,R t
w tate Tor sal on la-1t .ec t-s te- H
462 Eighth ST., as1aa .i s'41
pIice-slSt.
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OAKLAND SEMINARY, SIS ELEVENTH ST.
~ Oakland; for boarding and day pupils; the sum
term will open Monday, July %, 1890. MRS.
NJ. X. BLAKE, Principal ly1 3m
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QeE0n MAKE OFFER; MUST BE SOLD;
u OOUu. cheapest piece on Howard ST., near
14th: good l-Story and finished basement house of
rooms and bath; brick foundation; nicely papered
and painted; frst-cass repair; stone sidewalks: lot
25Xs5: examine this property and make offer before
buying. McAFEE, BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10
st SuTuTh II
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G96n0 DOLORES ST., NEAR VALLEY;
t03OUU. bay window cottage of 8 rooms aud
bath; hot and cold water. etc: lot 20 6xl0O; brick
foundation L. II. UMBSEN Il CO., IA Montson-
cry ST. jyl3 SuTuIh 81
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CARPETS

brussels CARPETS. ELEGANT PATTERNS
u soc per yard. sewed and laid: best value
offered. 5. w. SHREK, 1924 stockton st. Jel2 If
EARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65C A YARD;
- instailmeut price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ
(lLOSING Up ESTATE: BRUSSELS SEwED
Y laid soc; 2piy Csc oilc 9th l2I2c ;curtalnpoles
S5c mating. Toe. NEWMAN BROS, III StxthSL
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C.QNn GOOD LIQUOR SALOON BUSINESS;
NOUO. rare bargain: July stocked. doing BUSH
ness from $40 TO 81 a day; no other within
blocks; long lease; good reason for selling. Apply
1l6 Third ST.: agents. Iyl2 TT
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q. o7Sn A PAYING INYES rMEST t BOARD
Do Op. ing aud lodging house OF y ROOMS.
bath and basement, with lot 25XSO: paying clear
profit OF 81 so per month to the owner: will be sold
on easy terms; viii show the property and give
reason OF selling. etc. Apply L. w. MOODW ARD
& Co 9Q2 Broakway. Oakland, Cal. Tvs
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I AUNDRY FOR SALE-oNE OF THE BEST
j. places ever has been offered; running by steam:
machinery almost new; horses and wagon; also
i've living rooms with all the furniture complete.
Slluaf ed 3A5 seYenteenfh St Nalencin 10 Il
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eeD75D CORNER GROCERY: IN THE FINEST
II - OO. location; tie stock alone contains the
money; cheap rent and long lease; good chance NJ.
LESS & CO, $50 Market ST. It's
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GO0O. Of ths city: average from $50 to s2S
day fine stock and fixtures. NJ. LESS q CO, 995
Market
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G750n SHoTNELL. NEAR PATH: NICE
u OOO. modern cottage OF rooms bath, etc.
brick foundation; small stabe lovely lawn; large
lot. size 50xl22:6 choice little home. MCAFEE,
street. ieI5 II SuTuTh
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es210 SALOON, NEAR MARKET; WITH
u OOO. living rooms; doing large business;
good stock and fixtures; bargain. NJ LESS 4 CO,
COS Mlrket
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C.TE0O COR. DOLORES AND VAI.LEY-BAY-
ID CuO. window cottage of rooms and bath;
brick foundations and all modern conYeniences: lot
81 :6x10O u. IL. UMBSEN * CO., IA Montgomery
street. jyl3 SuIuIh 3t
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o1O knn POST ST. SUNNY SIDE, NEAR
u .OUO. Leayenwurth; lot 30XlO7 IS; good,
substantial bay-wlndow house OF l rooms and bath;
stone Sidewalks, brick foundations. etc. g. i. UMB
SEN q co, Il MONTGOMERY ST. 1ll3 SuTuIh 81
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costcH - dnu IIOuI lno noeoL. th-1
CHILDREN BOARDED.
I ADY WISHES A CHILD TO BOARD AND CARE
u care for. IL 10 Hyde St, near California 10 3t%
] ADY WISHES CHILD BOARD WHERE ARE
IL no other children. 81 Stone st. jy15 2t+
T ADI LIVING NEAR 3 SCHOOLS WANTS
II or children to board. sos Howard st. 10 3t*
ADY WISHES CHILD TO BOARD AND
~ care for. Address J. c., Box 81. CALL Branch
once. jyl4 3tt
C,HILD TO BOARD by GERMAN WIDOW. AID
AsTRoLoGY.
CLAIRVoYANT FEE 2Sc; LADIES ONLY. 44O
~ Third ST., Room A. jyl3 Sta
MISS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOTTERY, LOVE,
Ih etc.: future husband OF wife, S53 Fourth II I'm
NINE. COIN, FORTUNE TELLER. HAS RE-
WI moved from 1922 Powell St. to 1907 Dupont ~
NINE MoREAU. 10 FOURTH ST., REVEALS
Iu past present and future; fee Zoe. jy9 Stt
MRS NoRMAND READS YOUR ENTIRE LIFE;
M past, present and future, and gives lucky num-
bers. sl5 Mission St advice in basement ie1S 6m
4 UGUSTA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-TELLER AND
~ ciairvoyant: magic charms; love tokens; shows
true pictures OF future husbands and wives; teaches
fortune 1926 Mission ST., mr. 20th; Zee 81 je2I Inns
NINE. EXODUS, CLAIRyoYANr, REMOVED
W 10 1867 Market, bet 9Th and 9Th, Room 2.al7 u
JoLAsMANNING. LATELY ARRIVED FROM Eu-
lrope reveals past, present and future with cards.
Hours. An TO JPN 9l7Hs Mission, top floor IS 5m
NINE WALTERS. BIT TEHAMA ST., Mr.. 4TH;
w fortunes told; ladies, 2oc gents, Soc open sun
n REATEST FoRrUNETELLER IN THE CITY;
~ reveals past present and future Can ana $50
ladies 60c gentleman 81; lucky charms. myo1
NINE sHMIp, FROM VIENNA; MOST RE.
M nowned eveaiug life's future events; ladies 81,
gentlemen 81. by mail So. once $50 Mission mr. tt
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GeOa sIDE-HILL LOT SOoxlDO: Shell
GNOOU. tered; S. frontage; $50 cash; $40 month
" CHAS A RAII.fcY owner 624 Market ieig q
NEW 2-STORY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
~ bath; stone walks; lot 25xl00; in n central
location near San Pablo S3ouO; on easy terms.
MCDONALD & CAMERON, 479 Ninth Ct. oak
land tel5 II
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G.eO60 a PICK UP-PINE ST. Mr.. WEBSTER
dDOLCU. and running through TO widely; bay
window house OF IL rooms and bath; brick foun-
dations. laundry, ETC.; los 25x127:6. 6. IL. UMB-
sen n CO., IA Montgomery st. Jyl3 3tSufuTh
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C.5n0 SALOON AND LUNCH-HoUSE, WITH
4 OUU. rooms; old stand making money. l. b.
j BARNARD, has Market St It's
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4 RoCERY MEN ATTEN TIoN-oNE OF THE
~ best groceries y. Of Marker ST., to be sold at
invoice; horse, wagon etc; present owner is doing
a good business but IS compelled TO go East: Will
eteuccs exchanged Particulars OF i. WHITE. 765
Market ST fyl25t
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g,o0n TO $500 EACH-A RARE CHANCE FOR
INOOU home on the heights; lots 4ONl3O; com
mandinc grand view of San Francisco. Golden
Gate and the bay cities; new subdivision OF the
Glen Echo Tract inst nut the maket; street-earS
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CTATIONERY AND CANDY STORE FOR SALE
- cheap. 40 Suffer- ST iyl3 3tt
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IIORNUNG'S UPRIGHT PIANOS: MOST BRIL-
IL liant and powerful. 9l7 Mission st. Jyl5 ly
SCHUBERT PIANOS (NEw YoRK)-GREAT RE
> ducTon in prices. j. KEEFFE, 4l0 Meal
lister 81. iYl3 L.
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I VLAwRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
y 6le Sacramento ST.; cabinet work and lifting up
Offices promptly attended to; telephone 700. ml5et
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-06-05
I'm Suicide.

Madame Oh. A. Gallagher, fem
me de l'avocat b1en connu de &c
nom, s'est suicide lund1 soir vera
mlnuit, a sa residence 1902, 4eme
avenue du Sud en- SO coupant la
gorge, dune oreille q pautre, avec
uu rasoir.
Depuis quelques ann6es Nine
Gallagher etait tres souffrante ct
tout reinforcement des troubles ner-
veux tr6s-violents lui avaient sus-
cite DIES 1d6es de Sc suicide.
Dimanche soir, ellie fit avec son
mari une promenade en- voiture ct
rentrant lui dit: C'est la dernl6re
promenade que nous feisons en-
semble.
LIE lendemain, vers 10 heures du
soir, M. Gallagher rentra ct So fem
me lu1 dit qu'elle await faim. Ii
descendit lui chercher I'm sandwich,
remonta, causa avec ellie pendant
quelque temps, puts passa dams sa
chambre adJacente q celle de sa
femme, ct SO prepare a Sc coucher.
Quelaues minutes plus tard, en-
tendant I'm g6mlssement sourd, il
So pr6ciplta dams la chambre de
Nine Gallagher ct d6couvrit Thor
rible v6rit6.
Trois docteurs furent appel6s,
mails la malheureuse femme explra
avant leur arriv6e.
Ellie etait ag6e de 46 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-06-05
LIE decOuyreur de Buffalo Bill.

Sans le colonel e. z. G. Judson,
plus connu sous le nom de "Ned
Bunthine" il est plus que probable
que Buffalo Bill n'aurait jamais
cree une fureur CONNIE celle quill
a cr66e a r6tranger ct quill serait
rest6 parfaitement Ignore en- de-
hors du Nebraska Oh il WYATT.
Dams SEES romans, Judson en- fit
lie h6ros dune foule adventures
plus extraordinaires les unes que
les autres ct bient0t apres Buffalo
Bill etait devenu c6l6bre, blen quill
matt jamais tue qu'un seul Indien,
ct encore avait.ce 6t6 par accident.
Mais peu nous importe, nous ne
voulons pas discuter le plus GU
moins de m6rite de Buffalo Bill,
mails bien vous assurer que lie st.
Paul & Duluth r. R.. Duluth
Short Line" la ligne la plus popu-
laire entire Duluth, West Superior,
st. Paul ct Minneapolis.
Les informations de toutes sortes
sont fournies par les agents des
billets GU par Geo. W. Bull, agent
general DIES passengers GU encore
Geo. G. Gilfllan, assistant agent
general DIES voyageurs a st. Paul,
MINI.
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RATIONALE DU QUA
TIRE JULIET.
Assemblee du c0mlte de reggie de
PAssOclatlOn CT.

Samedi soir 81 Mai, il y a Ell, aux
bureaux de PECHo DE L'OUEsT une
assemble du comit6 de reggie dc
rAssociation G. f.. agissant CONNIE
comit6 ex6cutif, atm de prendre les
premieres measures relatives a la
celebration de notre fete natlonale,
rem1se, CONNIE on le salt, du "a
JUN au 4 de Juliet.
Ii fut decide a cette s6ance:
10 Sur motion de M. Edmond
Gagnon second6e par NJ. Antoine
Labreche, que toute vente dc IL
queure enivrantes serait s%tricte-
ment prohibee sur lie lieu du FL
que nique.
20 Sur motion fate par M. A.
Labreche, second6e par M. A. Roy,
uu'une invitation speciale seralt
adressee au DR. J. F. Landry de
Duluth, a l'avocat O. Tessier de
Minneapolis ct gu DIR n. j. Pinault
d'Oss6o de venir prendre la parole
ct d'y faire, le premier un discours
sur Independence des Etats. Unis
ct les deux derniers u notre fete
rationale.
80 Sur motion fate par M. A.
LabrAche, second6e par NJ. f. Bes-
Sc, qu'une invitation serait fate a
toutes les societies G. F. ct a tous
nos compatriotes du comt6 Henne-
pin ct DIES environs de vouloir bien
Sc joindre a la soci6t6 pour c6le-
brer la fete du quatre Juliet.
40 Sur motion fate par M. A.
Roy second6e par III. F. Lavalii6re
qu' une invitation speciale serait
adress6e aux Chevaliers de l'Auro
re Temple Nicollet $50.
50 Sur motion fate par NJ. Roy,
second6e par M. Besse que NM.
A. Labreche ct z. Demeules Sc
raient charges de s'enqu6rir de la
place du pique-nique ct du choix
de la bande de musique ct feraient
leur rapport a la prochalne s6ance
de la soci6t6.
60 Sur motion fate M. Layalie-
re secondee par NJ. Labreche, que
toutes les invitations pour les ora
teurs ct pour les societies seraient
faites par ecrit ct que celles pour
les Canadiens Francois ct Francois
n'appartenant pas aux societies Sc
faites aux movens DIES jour-
naux G f.
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REMERCIEMENTS.

CONNIE lie grand nombre de ceux
qui ont bien voulu m'envoyer DIES
feurs ct leurs cartes q p~occasion
de ma premiere messe ne me per
met pas d'aller les en- remercier
priv6ment, je m'empresse de le
faire lei dams les COLONIES de CO
journal, avec toute la force de mon
occur ct de ma reconnaissance.
J'ai remarqu6 avec une extreme
plaisir que plusieurs families an
GLASSES. am6rlcaines avaient gu aus
81 l'amabilit6 de m'honorer dun
souvenir, merci. Toutes ces mar
ques de sympathie me sont all6es
a Pane ct lui ont imprim6 un de
ces souvenirs qui ne s'6teindra
qu'avec son dernier battement.
Je vous remercie tous, au nom de
ceux de ma famille qui sont sur la
terre du Canada, ct au nom de ceux
encore plus nombreux que recou-
vre la bas Ia terre du cimetlere.
Je ramercie sp6cialement la So
ci6t6 st Jean Baptiste qui a gu la
delicate attention d'assister en- corps
a ma premiere messe, ct je souhai-
te de tout mon occur, d con dist1n-
que president, M. Leroux, qui
part pour un voyage en- France,
des emotions grandes ct douces
CONNIE son occur, ct un prompt re-
tour en- la terre du Minnesota. Je
ne puts oublier le Reverend Pere
Martin qui a etc PANE de cette
grande demonstration, mails je lui
dois trop pour avoir la t6m6rit6
d'essayer de lui exprimer ma gra-
titude. Enfn, prenant mesure sur
ma reconnaissance, je dis q tous ct
a chacun I'm grand, un immense
mercl
CHS. ARTHUR PETTIGREw,
Neo Sacerdos.
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DIR. AMES.

A un banquet dome q St-Paul
par lie president du conseil de vile,
NJ. Cullen qui await cts 6lu q cette
position le meme jour, le Docteur
1mes, ex-ma1re de Minneapolis,
qul y asslstait fit, dams son discours
l'6loge de la wide opened policy
ct ajouta: "You can't run a cosmo-
politan city like St-Paul on the
Baptist Plan"
II va bien le Docteur.
Apres les Irlandais qui sont fu-
rieux, les "Baptistes" qui Won't etre
furieux.
Un des d6mocrates les plus in
fuents de la Vile NJ. F. L. NJ.
ajoute a CO sujet CDR. Ames is an
overgrowned boy!
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Les commissaires des parcs s'as-
sembleront samedi proclaim.
Ills procederont q cette s6ance, a
I'6lectioD du successeur de rHon.
E. NJ. Wilson.
Les candidats 6taient, 3 la der
Mere s6ance: MN. Geo. A. Brac-
kett, Otto Maggie, ca1ssier de la
estate Bank ct M. Shores, avocat.
NJ. Geo. Bracket s'est retire de
de la lutte ct ION parle de M. John
T. West propri6taire de l'hotel
West, CONNIE nouveau candidat.
II est tout probable que M. O..
Maggie sortira victorleux de la
lutte.
Une petition sera aussi pr6sent6e
gu "board'' pour l'extension du bou-
levard Lyndale jusqu'a la 4Oe Ave.
nue. Nord.