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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

Dome Tobacco spit Your Life Away
Is the startling. truthful title Of little
book just received telling all about No
tohsc, the wonderful, harmless, economi-
cal. guaranteed cure for the tobacco habit
In every form. Tobacco users who want
to quit and can't, by mentioning The
Argos can get the took JAILED free. Adj
dress tue Sterling Remedy Co., box S31,
Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
THE VERY LATEST.
Mexico on tho Alert.

Cry OF MEXICO. Sept. 2O.-The gov
eminent has ordered the Mexican consuis
to send home daily telegraphic cholera
reports.
Going to be a Big Necktie Festival
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 20.-Three
white men, one negro and one full
FLOODED Choctaw Indian have all been
sentenced to be hanged November 22nd
next. These death sentences are all
passed for crimes committed ia indian
Territory.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
Germany Fears Our Competition.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Recent advices
received by the bureau of the American
republics from Europe are to the effect that
the leading commercial and financial jour
mails of Germany in state of nervous
alarm caused by the onward march of the
American commerce into Central and
South America
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
SUSTAINED THE TAX LAW.
Railway Fight Against 1t Meets n Signal
Defeat in Court.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 20.-In the circuit
court Monday the railroads of the state,
who have been fighting the new tax law,
received their first signal defeat The Big
Four some months ago brought suit to en-
join County Treasurer BackuS from
collecting taxes assessed against the road
by the state board of tax commissioners
Counsel for the road claimed that the new
law denied equal protection TO the railroad
with all others in the state, in direct viola
ton of the fourteenth amendment of the
federal constitution; that it did not provide
for the due process of law; that the admins
tration of the law by the state board was
with an evil eye and unequal hand in such
a manner to constitute fraud, and that
the board actually assessed property out
side of it's jurisdiction.
Not a Single Point Good.
These are the same questions that
brought about long contests in California,
Kentucky and Arkansas. Judge Brown,
in his opinion, holds that none of the
points made is good and that the law is
constitutional in every respect. The adj
ministration of the law is declared to be
proper The real point at issue was wheth-
er the state could deny to a corporation the
right to be assessed by a county, as granted
every one else and compel it to accept the
assessment of the state board without ap-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

The fourth verse Of the twentieth chap
ter of Revelations contains more words
than any other verse In the New Tesla
ment-sixty eight.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

Joseph Ruby. of Columbia. Pa. suffer
ed from birth with scrofula humor, till ht
was perfectly cured by Hoods Sarsa'
,,,rIilA
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

| SALEM, Mass, Sept. 20.-A case of Asiatic
| cholera is reported at a Polish boarding
| house on Derby street. The authorities
| are investigating.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

o. M, Cloudas, foreman of the Union
composing room has been honored by an
appointment by President Prescott Of the
Intern ational Typographical union to act
on a committee of fiye to confer with the
National Publishers association on the
sutject of type measurement. When it
is remembered that the International Tn
ion embraces all the British possessions
in North America, the United States and
Hswa allan islands with me nbership Of
Al. 900. it should be matter of much
loci pride to both Mr.. Choudas and the
union of which he is member.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

Boys, here is a chance to earn suit of
clothes easily. Let every enterprising boy strive
for the prize
NOTICE TO CONTESTANTS Subscriptions for
this will only be counted when handed In on
of the above blanks. None will be printed except
those appearing in THE DAILY ARGUS. If the paper
received your home does furnish enough blanks
orders, your neighbor will undoubtedly allow you to
clip this essential tier from his.
Who will be the first send in name?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

10 the good sense and sound judgment OF
every honest and thoughtful man.
Proposes a Wise Discrimination.
with the constantly increasing expenses
of government and the enormous amount
of money, annually augmented, required
by the growing pension list, these tariffs
which must necessarily be eXacted to meet
these expenditures viii be for many years
to come amply sufficient to afford, incident
ally. all the protection which the most ardent
advocate OF the system can reasonably ask.
More than this ought not 70 be conceded to
anybody. In the imposition of necessary
tariffs there should be exercised a wise
discrimination in the amounts eNacted and
in the article taxed. What should be
placed upon the free list and what should
be the most heavily burdened are questions
not free from difficulty, and require the
most careful consideration"
The Senator's interpretation.
Senator Hill then said that the Mills bill
and the action of the house last session in
Dictated lin general way" the Democratic
position: THAT the necessaries of life should
be absolutely free: that luxuries should
bear the heaviest burdens; that there should
be free raw materials for the benefit of our
manufacturers: that the tariff upon manu-
featured articles should, a general rule,
be larger where similar articles are manu-
featured in this county than where they are
ufactured articles (other than those which
for good reasons are placed on the free list
should equal the difference between the rate
of wages paid in this and foreign countries
50 far as labor enters into the cost of their
production.
Takes Issue With the President.
president Harrison, in his ingenius let
ter of acceptance. endeavors to place our
party in a false attitude by calling atten-
ton to the fact that while our platform in
1854 re-adopted in 1888, contained an eX-
press plank upon this question of the
equalization of wages, yet it was omitted In
1892 and asserts that we have changed our
position | beg to differ with him. There
has been no change. There was no neces-
sity for the repetition of that plank, as the
party's position upon it had been evidenced
by the Mills bill which had not been passed
before the national conventions of 1884 and
1855 were held Parties are to be judged as
much by their records their platforms.
We stand not only upon our platform of
1892, but upon the Mills bill, which was
the latest general Democratic legislation
upon the tariff subject.
Defines the Party Policy Again.
.'If l were asked to define concisely as
possible the whole Democratic policy /
should state it substantially as follows:
We favor a tariff for revenue only, linn
tied to the necessities of the government
economically administered, and so adjusted
in its application as far as practicable. as
to prevent unequal burdens, encourage pro
ductive industries at home and afford just
compensation to labor but not to create or
foster monopolies' These are the cardinal
principles upon which the details of all
tariff legislation should be based"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
M. IF. Appointments.

At the Rock Island District M E. con-
ference held at Wstseka, Bishop Foster
ordained 10 young men to the order OF
elders on Sunday morning, and five to
the order of deacons. The bishop
preached powerful sermon on 1.-THE Un'
seen in Man" DR.. j. w. Hamilton
preached at O'Clock. DR.. Charles Drees,
missionary from South America. made
an address on missionary work in that
continent
1t was decided yesterday that the next
conference should be held at Geneseo'
The appointments were made this morn
ing, no changes being made in Rock ISL
and. Rev. A. III. Stocking, of Moline,
goes to Geneseo and Rev. Cummins from
that place. comes to Moline. Rev. Guth-
RE, of Moline. going to Herman, Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20
REFERENCE TO PEck's REPORT.
No Increase of Wages Due to the Mckin
ley Bill.

ley Bill.
After arguing to prove that tariff reform
does not mean free trade the senator said
that the Mckinley bill had neither ruined
the country nor benefited it. There is no
satisfactory evidence that it has increased
our prosperity in any decree or advanced
the wages of a single workingman. Skill
full statisticans capable of juggling with
figures may assume to have more informa-
ton than we possess, and may figure out
different result but can safely assert that
it is the general understanding of the
people that the Mckinley bill has not in
creased wages either in New York or else
where.
Cause of the Improvements.
at is undoubtedly true that in this state
the aggregate amount of all wages paid
the year after it's passage may have been
greater than the aggregate amount paid
the year preceding, but that does not
prove any increase in the rate of wages
paid and only shows that some new in
dustries have been established or additional
men employed in others. And it does not
appear that such increase has been any
more than the usual natural increase oc-
casioned by the steady growth of the state.
1t may possibly also be true that there
have been few less strikes during the past
two years than during the preceding two
moderation and good judgment of our
labor organizations, rather than to the eff
feet of any tariff law"
Prosperous in Spite of Mckinley.
The Democrats, he said, would give the
Republicans all the votes of men whose
wages have been raised if the Republicans
would give the Democrats all those whose
wages have not been raised. The country
was prosperous in spite of the Mckinley
kill The whole. of this part of the senator's
speech was devoted to an argument that the
Democratic platform was substantially
what it had been in the two preceding pres
idential contests. He then made an argu-
ment against the ''force" bill, which he said
was an attempt of the Republicans to con-
troll both state and federal elections and a
menace to the peoples liberties.
Calls for Organization.
He closed as follows: II repeat the in
junction L uttered before the Democratic
state convention at Albany in February
last 1T is our duty to organize, organize,
organize With this motto inscribed upon
our banner: Public Office is a public trust
supplemented by the other sentiments
which have endeavored to present to you
tonight mo public taxation for private
purposes and no force bill, let us close up
our ranks and buckle on our armor for the
fight with the determination to do all in our
power for the triumph of our party and the
election of our honored standard-bearers,
Cleveland and Stevenson"
This reference to the ticket evoked i'm
mense enthusiasm and the speaker sat
down amid a hurricane of applause. After
a speech by Representative Breckenridge, of
Kentucky, the meeting adjourned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-20

10 the good sense and sound judgment OF
every honest and thoughtful man.
Proposes u Wise Discrimination.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
La fin de "Turkey"

Celia ne s'adresse pas naturelle-
ment a Ia Sublime porte, en- anglais
Turkey mails bien a nos BONES
dindes am6ricaines, Ioiseau de Ii
bert6 ct aussi de la sauce ''cran
berry" Sa fin Went une ffois par
an, annuellement CONNIE dissent les
Irlandais. L'heure est proche ct
pour ceux qui d6sirent godter une
ale de Get int6resssant volatile il
est grandement temps de faire un
voyage pour la saison d'actions de
.graces ct celia naturellement par le
st. Paul & Duluth Ry.
LIE Duluth Short Line CONNIE
ellie est g6n6ralement connue, est
sans contredit la meilleure ligne
pour alIer de St. Paul ct Minnea-
polls a Duluth, West Superior,
Ctillwater, Taylor Falls ct autres
points SEES trains sont excellents
ct les heures en- sont des mieux
choisies pour les correspondence
avec les autres lignes.
S'adresser q Geo. W. Bull,
G. P. A. on q W. A. Russell, ass.
g. p A. ST. Paul.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
LIE Jonr dAction de Grace.

LA dinde traditlonnelle est tou-
jours entour6e dun cercle 81 heu
reux de parents ct d'amis qu'on en-
arrive d oublier comblen ellie est
quelquefois.
The merry laughter circling
round the bend.
Proclaims the glee his pre-.
sence doth afford.
Hurrahl alors pour la dinde du
jour d'act1ons de grace.
Mals il faut que vous soyez
dams votre famille pous la gooter
vraiment.
Dams CO cas-, prenez le Minnea-
polls & st. Louis Railway, cal
bert Lea Route" la seule ligne
ayant des wagons restaurants pour
Chicago ct ST. Louis.
Pour informations s'adresser d
G. NJ. Pratt, Ct. T., & r. A. MINI
eapolis, GU . tout autre agents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
N BELLE 1 r

La s6rie des receptions ct DIES
soir6es dams la colonie canadienne.
FRANCHISE de Minneapolis s'est bril-
lamment ouverte dimanche soir, 8
la MAGNITUDE residence de N. ct
Nine Edouard Thibodeau, 2727
Bryant Ave, q l'occasion du zoe
anniversaire du marriage de ces
deux synpathiques compatr;o:es.
En- meme temps qu'une tres
belle adresse, M. l'avocat 0. Tes-
sier %pr6senta, au nom DIES person
mes pr6sentes, aux haros de cette
charmante fete de famille un ma
gnjfque service de table complet
ct de la plus fine porcelaine.
MN. les Revds Peres Christie
ct PIante ct M. Grandchamp du
s6minaire ST: Thomasa Merriam
Park ~adress6rent aussi quelques
paroles de fluctuations des mieux
senties d M. ct Nine Thibodeau.
LIE soin de la musique await etc
laisse a M. Caisse, CO qui veut dire
quill en- e1t beaucoup ct de la bon
ne.
CONNIE chant on cut le plaisir
d'entendre M, lie DR. Tessier, M.
O. Tessier,' M. Goblet, M. N. Emond
etc etc..
Vers ONE heures, I'm succulent
souper= fat servi, apr6s quot, les in
.v1tes Sc %1etirerant enchant6s de
l'hospitalit6 de M. ct Nine Thlbo-
deau q qui nous souhaitons la con-
tinuation de leur bonhaur ct de
leur prosp6rit6.
Parmi les personnes pr6sentes
nous citerons:
Reverend PAre Christie, Rev.
T. J. Plante, NJ. Grandchamp du
seminaire, M. ct Nine Jos. Me-
nard, O.. Tessier ayocat, W. Ies.
sier docteur, M. ct Nine Nap
Emond, M. ct Nine Arch. Bour-
get, NJ. ct Nine JOS. w. Dupont,
NJ. ct Nine Jos. Cardinal, M, ct
Nine A. J. Menard, M. ct Nine
Charles Marchessault, M. ct Nine
Lucien Lefebvre, M, ct Nine Fred
Pearson, M. ct Nine P. A. Bour-
gerie, M. ct Nine Narcisse Beau
dette, M. ct Nine T. J. Bsrgeron,
M. ct Nine Lemieuse, J. H. Pale
ment, Henri Calsse, M. Collette,
Nellie Adele Champagne, Nellie
Georgiana Lefebvre, M He Gre
peau, Mile Wagner, VIM. J. Des-
lauriers, M. Telesphor Lemieux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
RANDDERAnLEMENT
N IMMENSE
CoUPEZ CELIA EFT APPORTEZ-LE
AYEC YOUS.

En- voyage lie train qui portrait le
plus large stock des manufactu-
rie1s de Philadelphia q d6raill6, ct
rordre a 6t6 donn5 par la adams
Express Co., de vendre q A. g.
Lippencott ct Gle de Philadelphia.
C'est pourquoi IN stock estim6 3
1885, 600 dollars au moins a 6t6
transport6 lei, ct sera vendu dams
les dix jours, an num6ro ll6 Hen
nepin Ave. en- face du CITY Hail.
entire la premiere ct deuxieme rue.
Cette vente immense commences
ra le mercredi % novambre . 9
hsures du matin ct Sc fnira "dix
jours'' plus tard.
Rappelez. yous que cette vente
dnrera dix jours settlement ct que
.toute merchandise achet6e peut-
etre rapport6e 81 ellie ne CONVENT
par, . condition qn'elle ne soft pas
sale.
Beaux pardessus pour hommea
49, valiant $500. On peut Les
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

IN nomm6 Hi. Jewels de West
Snrperior. a etc tue raide dun coup
de fusil q Dedham, un petit villa
ge situ6 q l6 miles de cette Vile,
oar I'm autre chasseur, qui voyant
quelque chose Sc mouvoir, suppo-
sa que c'6tait I'm cert ct common
ca lie feu u lul.
II y ijuste un an qu'un chasseur
de Superior tua un autre chasseur
dams les memes circumstances q
quelques pas de la place Oh Jewels
a etc tue.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
Az BIJOU.

Apres .McCarth's Mishaps" ct
commencant 3 la matinee de Dl-
manche ~ Novembre on donnera
au Bijou une com6die irlandalse
du plus haut comique intituiee
aMcFee from Dublin"
Ecrite par Chas. Z. Vincent ct
Jno. M. Kellp, cette piece est une
des plus f~ranchement spirituelles
du repertoire AMERICAN. Les 81
tuations qui ny ont rien de gro
tesque y sont toujours des plus
gales ct nous engageons tous ceux
Equi amen la belle com6die 9 al lie
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

On a recueilli en- California, Get
te aimee, pour S5O,000,000 Voulez-
yous sevoir Oh ct comment on
cueille porapge dor6e, les ralslns
succulents, la peche velout6e ct Ia
plus belle prune du monde, sayez-
YOU comment y aller 3 bon mar
che. adressez vous au bureau de
California, chambre 1888, Guaran,
ty Loan Big.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

IN nomm6 e. J. Hall, ex-cais-
sier a IUnion depot a Duluth, a
essay6 de Sc tuer de trois coups de
revolver, don't REIMBURSEMENT, au-
Gun ma porte.
II a etc desarm6 avant qu'une
quatri9me bale ait etc three.
Une mauvaise sant6 est la cause
probable de cette tentative aussl
multipli6e qu'inoffensive.
La recoite de fruits verts en-
voy6s en- 1922, de California dams
Re 1T a rapport6 $5,OOO,OOO.
ST vous voulez savoir comment
Y receuillir des fruits adressez.
vous au bareau d'information de
California, chambre ll38 Guaran-
ty Loan Big,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
CANADA

ToRoNTo-Le DR. CLARK, m6da
Gin surintendant dun asile de Get.
t6 VILE, a racont6 ce qui suit a.un
Journalistic, au sujet dun ind1vidu
qui a aval6 un couteau une four.
Ghetto ct une CUTLER: "M6me
dams Get asile, beaucoup de gems
n'ajoatent pas fol a cette historic
L'inspectear, PEASANT ici l'autre
jour, a aussl lalsse paraftre IN SON.
rire Incredible en- apprenant la
chose. Dependant nous Iu1 avons
demontr6, avant son depart, que
lhistoire 6tait vraie.
Presentement, l'auteur de Get ex-
plot parait en- bonnie sant6, mails
les douleurs ne tarderont pas q We
mir ct ne cesseront que lorsque ces
Instruments seront tires de son es-
tomac au moyen dune operation.
J'ai ecrit q son pere qui demeure
lei q Toronto, pour lui demander
la permission de faire faire cette
operation. ST j'avais encore lha-
bitude des operations de ce genre
je n'hesiterais pas I'm seul moment
q la faire. A moins qu'une IN
dammation du p6ritoine ne Sc de-
clare,.il en- rechappera, mails il ny
a pour lui aucune %esp6rance de
vie avec de tsls objets dams lesto-
mac.
Les symphonies de la maladie
commencent d6jA a So montrer
Je partageais d'abord l'espoir que,
par une chance particuliere, ces
instruments de cuisine passeraient
par les petits intes. inns, mails la
chose etait extr6mement dificile q
s'op6rer, le couteau ayant sept
pouces de long. II y g d6ia vingt
ct un jours que l'individu a aval6
ces objets.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
Grande Vente Spectacle

Nous donnerons a tous nos
lients une grande vente sp6ciale
pour yendredi Is noyembre cou,
rant ct il va sans dire que les plus
grandes occasions seront off. rtes q
ceux qui en- cherchent.
Nos coupons ct restants seront
offerts 3 moins de NOTE de leur
valeur ct il y en- a certes toute
une montague.
s. 3. Olson & Gle, Minneapolis,
MINI.
A. N. Lacroix, commits general
canadien franeais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
p6dier dilectement en- Apgleterre
dix mile calsses de ces orengss.

p6dier dill ectement en- Angleterre
dix mile calsses de 81 orangss.
lie canal de Pana ma a cohte
usqu'ici 782. Az francs, Or
dit quill en- faudra eucore autant
pour le terminer.
Nous avons le plaIsir dap
prendre que le lieutenant Char
trand Went de recevoir PAWS que
SO demande de prolongation de
congo de ieux mois lu1 a etc &C
cordee par lie gouvernement fran.
gals.
-Des renseignments plus com
plets font volr que le vote prohibit
tionniste.a etc plus considerable
que par les ann6es pas6es durant
la derni6re election presidentielle
aux Etats-U nls.
III y a actuellementaux Etats-
Unis vingt.et-une societies d'avo
cats composites du mari ct de la
De plus, on ny compile
pas moins l08 femmes qui pratt.
quent le droit.
IN. Ivan Aivasoky, lie c6lebre
peintre russo don't les @nvses sont
fort appreci6es en- France Oh son
grand talent a etc consacr6 par la
de commandeur de la
d'honneur est arrive a New
ii Went aux Etats Unis pour
Ia premiere fois ct SO propose d'ex-
poser a Chicago plusieurs tableau.
NJ Satolli, d6lega6 special
du Pape aux Etats- Unls, a signal6
par d6peche au Vatican l'accueil
enthusiastic, don't il a 6t6 l'objet q
de inauguration de
Exposition Universelle. Mgr.
Satolli est charg5 de vislter la
nouveIle Universlt6 catholique de
Washington, ainsi que les princi-
paux instituts catalogues d'6duca
ion aux Etats Unis, CO qui pro-
son absence de Rome
pendant plusieurs mois encore.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

LIE Rev. Pere Martin cure de
Ste Clotille, don't nous annoncons
le depart de cette paroisse dams
une autre colonne, fera dimanche
proclaim son sermon d'adieu.
Compatriotes de Minneapolis,
ne manquez pas d'aller entendre
probablement pour la derniere fois
ce~pretre "a l'ardente charlie ct
don't lie devouement ct lie z6le sont
devenus proverbiaux en- cette vile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24
H0H0 DIT

rapporter dansl4 lours 81 ron n'es1
pas s~atiafait. Pardessus poul
hommes extra fins valiant $25 dou
bl6s en- sole ct satin d 5000.
Pardessus demi saison valiant
ian moins rs dollars, . 7.85.
Yetements complies pour hom-
mes q So "a valiant SIS. Panta-
ions pour hommes valiant $500 .
$l.25.
Vetements complets pour hon.
mes qualit6 extra fine valiant au
moins $50. q $685.. Voysz les.
Nous avons, des articles ci-des-
sus plus de 10000 sortes doubles
en sole ct satin. Toutes doivent
etre vendues. le prix ny est pour
rien.
Vetements complets pour jeunes
gems ct enfants q 78o ct au dessus.
Pantalons courts pour enfants .
l7c. Chapeaux pour jeunes gems
valiant ST. so a l5c. Chapeaux
d'hommes valiant $3.50 a 75c.
Mouchoirs valiant 25c d Sc. Chaus
settles Sc V9tements de dessous
valiant $2.50A 45c. Bretelles va
liant Toe. q Sc. ct mile autres
articles don't Remuneration serait
trop tongue.
Aucune merchandise ne sera
mise en- yente avant le mercredi
% novembre q 9 heure du matin
au l16 Henuepin Avenue, en- face
lu City Halle entire Ia lere ct %
rue Sud, Minneapolis.
Ordres par la MALE executes
promptement s'ils sont accompa
ynes d'argent on ordre sur la poste.
S'adresser a Wreck Clothing Co
[l6 Hennepin Ave. Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

La fin de notre yente immense
de notrn stock de marchandises de
eros se continue avec une vigueur
exceptionnelle.
Les occasions offertes 3 nos
clients dams nos divers departe-
ments sont supplement phenome
males, mont jama1s etc vues MULE
part dams la derni6re decade excep-
is chez s. E. Olson ct Gle, Mime
apolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

au Bijou Ia semaine prochaine.
Nous appelons en- meme temps
l'attention de nos lecteurs sur ia
soir6e qui sera donn6e la semaine
su,yante au Bijou, au profit de ia
Police Relief Association"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1892-11-24

Des milliers de personnes reggar-
dent sujourd'hui du cote de la Ca
lifornie. Files veulent savoir COM
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