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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
lie plus grand Rsbals

s..aa -at.essaSt ~ @ - =
Dams nos priix pour vetem1enl1tls
an Astrsksn ct en- piuchs qul ne
c'sstsjalnais Va. IS
Pourscause de Is singular1te de
Ia saison nous n'avons venudu gu On
tiers de notre immense stock de
ces vetements ct nous re voulons
pas les garder plus longtemps.
Nous voulons,nous on debarss
ser au plus vite, lspremtere perte
est ID melllenre ct nous ia pre- ;
mons = present.
Mons. avons marques nos mar
chandises q nn prix 81 insignificant
Que celia cansera vralmnent une
sensation.
Ca yetements 4tant deja mar.
.oues aux plus bas. prix de Ia salson'
et sont de premier stylese ct de bons
choix de solte que notre nouveIle
reduction les NETS . I'M prlx woes
ofrant uAe opportunite sans pa
reilie. .
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Marchandises q b

Sans doute, Ia plus ggransde vente de-
totes d robes dams phistOire de 10 Vile.
IToutes nos nenveaut6s doinestiqnes ct
importees 4 peu pres amoiti9 prix. Rap.
pelez-vous qu'elles sont n%ouvelles ct de
dernier goat.
l5c-pour CO prix, nous vendons des
6tofes dernier gott de 25 q 29c. CONNIE
.ces prix sont tres bas, 9 plutot
car nous n'aimons pas de dire 4 nos pa
irons que nous venons de vendre q der
Mere piece. 39c-Voici un bon marche,
Henriettas de 46 p. nnances d'automne
valiant 69c. 45c-pour lessHop Sacking il
Illuminated de 75c. 49c-Pour le Serge
Francois de Zoe. 56c-nous effrons un. lot.
de Tweed de faniaisie, largeur Cop
$l.O5-5Op pieces de Tweed Suiting le pa
tron de robe valiant So pour $lO6. La:
meilleure occasion de votre vie d'acheter
de bons Henriettas noir@ valiant IS q 81.
,Seulemens 69c. 9sc-Drap anglais Inn
porte valiant $3.50, settlement CSC. satins.
colores bellies m~archandises, valiant Zoe
pour SOC. 1000 verges de Illuminated
Surah, valiant 81 so pour 621ac. Bordures
ct doublures de toutes sortes, prixc odtant,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

R5solu:-
Qne Leo membres de la Oour.
Hsnnepin No.153 ont appriis avtec
douleur esd4ces de lenr frere Na=
.lpo:.eon Emond, ani eut lien
Minneapolis, q Ala jonrd de no.
|vsembre 1898
Cue dnrant respaee d ~ an.
Noes pass9es par Il dkfnnt dams Ia
5citA de Minneapolis ses conci
Etcyens d'origine frascaise, aussii
blen qua csux de Iace 6trangAre,
ont spu sdnirer On hi lesSqualitAs
du citoyen integre Is e. =dons "a
cpur gull polsedait nndegrl
s&minent
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CANADA.

IN. McMaster, avocat de
Montreal, suuc6de 4 sir John Alb
bott an Senat.
m. John s. Archibald, de
Montreal, a etc nomm6 jugs de ID
Cour SUPERIOR.
II , q 422 pretres, 626 freres
ct 2.O95 religieuses qui ensei-
gnent daDs Les 6ooles de la provin
90 de Quebec.
Sir John Thompson Went
d'stre fat Conseiller Imperial
avec le tire de "yrAs Honorable"
NJ. Robinson, ayocst de Toronto
est fait chevalier.
-Depuis les elections genera
lss, nous avons gagDe Selkirk ct
perdu Winnipeg. O'est.a.dire que
Ia force des partis reste Ia meme
dams Ia province de Manitoba.
-L'honorable N. Boyd, nom-
me tout r6cemment lieutenant gou-
verneur d. Nonvsau Brunswick.
oat mort anhitament. d Sains:Jean,
n B., entire minuit ct une henre,
|lundi.
LIS .:Canadian Gazette" de
dit que Ia presence de
cir John Thompson, = Londres,
depuis quill est membre do Con
sell Priv6, serait dun immense
avantage pour le Canada, OF ellie
espsre que cir John ira avant
lonetemps alder de sss lumieres.
les cons alters priv6s de Sc Males
tA, sur les questions qui lnteree
sent notre pays
In bien terrible sccldent
Went d'arriver sur a nouyelle li-
rpesdu chemin de Ter des Comics
lUnis. N. Noel Lussisr, employs
aux bagsges sur IN train Dc pss-
saesrs, s'est fait tler yendredi, :
St Damase
sc broye entire denx char
qu'l 4tait ! accoupler.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

di.nfrapeais syant 3 coeor d'en-
courager M club purempnt natio-
nal, !. ahsolnment d6sinter see,
n'aynnt en9vue que le sonlagement
;des mieAresstropsouyent ineonnnes
ssra, jsudi proehsin courant,
an Turner Hall, d Isl. Paul.
Opsst le moment on .iamaiis de
prouver que 81, dams rs Nord-
Quest, nous avons quelq1efois Len
.oreilles on 10 neg gelt, IL J ., en-
nous. anelque chose qul ne Rele
jamais:
C'est le occur.
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DIVERT le soir

Tous les soirs lusqu'aux jours
des fAtes nous tiendrons notre
1nsni msgssin onvert jusqu'a >
6aures .syec das ventes sp6eiales
chaqus apir.
Nos msgoifquss vltresux sonI
;llnminAs 81 nous svons receptions
toni les apras midis ct tons les
.n;ra mar mn Santa-Olaus bien en-
Vie. Amenez soss entsnts celia Ieur
nlairara les instrulra ct les am 1,tla
4 n
LereAsessadssfbshue
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Unsb4aye habitant du Missouri,
uomm6 NJ. B. King, . kt6 arrete
dernier paros gull por-
TAFT, peIfaitementen we, IN long
re.oivsr dams 10 poche desson par
dessns.
Ia alleRu4 ct non sans raison
quill ltait d6fendu de porter des
armes cach6es ct quill aimait mi-
mieux montrer lee siennes.
lnutile de dire gull . etc remis
en- llbelte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Trois vols avec effraotion di.
manohe, 10 premier dams an maya.
sin d'4piceries 1913 Laks street,
Il d.nxiAme 1916 meme rue ct lie
t-n,.;Ame 1916 Avenue Nicollet,
L. police informe, nsturelle-
ment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Dana le coursnt dn mois de no.
vsmb re ID police de Minneapolis .
cnAr4 994 arrestations l25 pour
.ivroenerie, Is poor bruit Gu bate.
ria. 81 pour vsgabondaga, A pour
yol. II pour leox d'argent.
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8. =. OLSON 8 C1e..
lAre Aue Sad ct s. Rue

Notre grand assortment de jou
ioux, ponp9es. ~livres, offerverie,
mouchoirs, marchandisessen pelu.
che, marchandises de sfabrique,
mants aux e pelleterieset.obists=de
,toutes nant
on progros
Nous avons plus de commits ct
notre assortment cot meilleur que
Iismais ct nos prix sont plus re-
.duits que Ia semaine dtrniAre.
Nos acheteurs de prAsentssne se
|tromperont pas en- venant nous
voir. ss
Fsite une visite ~ quarter mai
TIRE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Una seule visite al maeasin de
|DEMEULES & Gle, 1ous covain-
ora que yous pouyez y acheter vos
.epicelies, provisions, bsuIrs. mnfs
q des prix defiant toute competl,
ton, 429 coin de l'svenue Wash.
.ington ct 56me Ave Nord.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

IN nomme Z. F. Nichols an
pIoy6 Il J : quelque temps par
Dnnl,am ct Eastman Q etc arrete
nonr ayoir dome I'M .chAque sur
iune b.nque Oh il n'avait auoun
tonds,
I,esmontaBt ainsi extorqu6 est
de plus do 100 dollars.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

N. W. Cartier, ger.nt de 10
.orands manufacture, Shs1woo1,
Crooks Go. de st. Paul ct NJ: Ju-
la. Beauchamp aussi de st. Paul,
,At,ient ! Minneapolis, mardi der
nier.
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Golden Hill

la societ6 DIES file do Ia revoln-
zion ont place sur 10 batiment APP
nsrtenant et oocupee par la Hum
nhrevs Homeopstiqae Medicine
"a. coin des rnes William ct John
.;lla ia New York une tsbletta en-
hronxe. en- m6moira de 10 bataille
Garden Hill, on le premier sang q
IA vers6 lors de IL revolution.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Ayaendre on . 6chsnger IN
aoek de.eroceries fralcbss. comp
s1o;ra. tabiettes, bon cheysl ct vol
fnres pour biens lmmeubles
d.ns i. Nord on Nord Est dc Mimi
s.nolis. Local central, bonnie OH.
O0OsA0 l
entAle.
a,adresaer 4 Frank Holasek,
435 Temple Court.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Ia recolte de fruits yerts rap
'port4 3 ID California en- 1892 la 10
lis somms de s. 100000
Si vous youles SAVIOR comment
,cueillir desfruits adressez-vous 90
|Oalifornia Buresu 81 InformaGon.
IlssG Guaranty Loan Building.
Minneapolis Mimi,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

I'm. ieune femme mar,6e ct me-
"a "a trois enfante, Mary French,
smniov6e 10 "Glas, Block au
rayon de biloutsrie . 6t6 arfetee
nnnr vol d'abus de con6an"e 90
d6triment de la maison qui Fem
.ployait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

81 yous voulez des photogra-
.nhies de premiere classeA des prlx
raisonnables allez chez w. Ct.
Staford,2O61 Avenue Centrale. Sc
tisfaction garantie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

En- 1892 on q exp6li6 de Oalifor-
ME dams FEET pour 100000 de
dollars de fruits verts.
Voulez-vous SAVIOR comment
voyag + bon mkrch6 adressez-vons
an
Oalifornia Bureau Of Information
Room 1893 Ora -anty Loan bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

s vanu Vive Kanands. lHindou
oui representa- Ia religion boud.
h;ste au5Congres dss religions .
CHICAGO cot, cette semalne, l,hote
du Psofesseur Folw-ll, de fUnlL-
versitA
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

II y snra le a. decembre ! 8
heures p. M. une assemble du
club Laf yette Papineau dams II
Sale Thibodeau NicoletI island.
Tons ceux qui parlent le fran
Gals sont pri6s d'y assister.
]. H Rushford, Pres.
Edouard Notwithstanding
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de dessous
pour homme8

75c pure lame Derby, les meme vendus
d a. l cSs ae sa pour la CSC. a si.s5 Vetr e o RS,is
deXX California valiant $50 ct Wright
81. so, vehement de dessous pour $1,9s,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Ga patls, parslt il, de la csndF-
d..nre du Dr.. A. A. Ames q lamai-
rio de Minneapolis.
Rev Morrill,, Holman ct Consorts
70 .les-yous ID fac.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Circumstance bien penibls, NJ
Lussier n'etalt marie que depnis.
trois jours. On pent 90 faire uns
id6e de Immense douleur de T.
jeuns veuye.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Wagons jamais de dent con-
tire pereonne; mails sachons METRE
10 pain sous la dent du pauvre.
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Bias pour DANES

Une bOfte en- laine m6rinos en- rfgulier
valiant CSC pour 15c. Une bofte de 60 douz
three ply weave bien fin, prix r6gulier8
pour 81 pour Csc ct sortes de has de SOC
votre choix pour IS. On lot de has Opera,
.cachemire import6 valiant $1.48 pour CSC.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
N,ho dt | Qukst
100000 90
A1snrAroEs = Dec 1893.
81 yous desires ach ter des bon
nes 4~picsries 1 granie abduction
eliexs chs DEMEULES Gle
llisez lear annonce.
I'm nomme n 9 Nelson. $40
PAYNE Ave, ST. Paul 6te g 1--we
moot bless6 par pexploslon dun.
biion de Razollne lundi soir.

Daux fr6res Olead ct Ed Matt.
q se ,ont battus dimaLche ct
Ans Mite inttezce dernier . recna
deux ioiis ccups de conteau.
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Bottines pour damees

Nos bottines de $1.98 est IL cpnversa.
ton dams Ia Vile, les autres marchands:
YOU diront qu'elles nous co1tent plus.
lis demandent $3.50, laissez-le les parler,
examiner notre stock de pantouf1es ct
overshoes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Nous efrons un.lot de twilled Flanelles
valiant 25c pour 19c. I'm lot de twilled de
49c pour Soc ct un lot de fianelle q che.
mise de SOC pour 25c.
Checks gingham de Sc pour &c.
Un lot de drap a manteaux, nouvelles
nuances pour 69c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Bias pour enfants,
Examinez ces Bas a l0c 15c ct 25c. Tres
9pais pour garcon valiant 5Oc pour BIC.
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de dessou6
pour DANES.

so douz Union Suit laine de California
valiant $3.50 pour s$1.98. 25 douz Lame
australienne, tricott6 valiant 81. 48 pour
CSC. 20 douz j w M, girls natcrel valiant
81 poul 75c. Une boite de meilleur Jer-
sey fitting pc 75c pour 48c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
Mitaines pour hommes.

] 500 douz de giants ct mitaine. EXamt-
nez NOS mitaines tout laine de Csc, nos
mitaines en- CUR de 4sc, 75c ct CSC.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

&c seulement, tasse ct coupe. P01vez-K
vous les acheter pour ce prix .surla par
tie Quest. I'm lot d'assiettes q tartes, d
diner ponr sc, &c ct &c valiant l0c. .13c. ct
l5c. Vaisselle en- grant 75c valiant 81. Va
Sc de mutt en- grant q 49c prix r6gulier 75c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Assiettes en- verrs de l0c pour &c, Pot
verre &c, Beurriers converts en- verre
1Oc.. Bolles a fruit lOc ct Cake stands zoe.
I'm lot de verre de Table &c chaque.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Bias pour homme6.
Nous avons un lot de 25 ct IS, en- girls,
jaime ct noir valiant IS ct 40c. I'm lot de,
Soc en- cachemire pour zoe la paire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
Conforters

VOnTOTlev8
LIE stock de johnson ct Gle, on vente
cette semaine. Conforters de 81 pour TIC.
Conforters de So pour 81 40 ct un lot do
So pour So. 100 impor,6s pour $3.50 va
slas5 8 $50 So e Ra e. ! 1 u lot DE eea9 = ase y 9s
tes rouge de California de 45 pour $3.50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
SonYerain

S0uYerain
Les s~p6ci6ques d'Humphreys
|gu6rit sans m6dicamenter. purcer.
ahalblirs lie systeme, ct sont on fsit
les remedies souverains du monde
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

v0IclLESP Rlx 0E QuELQyES
uNESDE nos MlRcnlNolsES-
Aeilleure Farlne de famills $l.65
|Sucre aGranulated' le 100 b so
|Sirop White Drip" le gal. Doc.
Poudre ! pate. baking Pow
der" quslit6 garantie avec
Poelon en- acier -FOUR 4Oc.
Poivre Par Ia livre loo
Fromsge lore qualite Ia liyre lilo,
Rig Ia livre 4c
Bon Cafe Ia livre l5c
Pouar.A pate Baking,
Powder garautle pure Ia livre l5c
BIB can bss.. Fren:h Apricots l5c
BIZ, can best Egg Plum 15e
3b,csn good Peaches 15c
English Ourrants. per b 90
Dry Apricots best per b Ice
Dry peaches best pei. b 140
Good Rsislns pr b 7cI
Brok.n Rice per b 81
Bes Sirop 3 gal in key SLIGO
Prepared French mustard sa.
per gal. 10 jug. CO..
Horse Radlsh per gal. In Jug SO.
Panmalt Coffee per b 40.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
Crande vente Cette Semaine.
voyez CO que vous pouvez acheter
avec un dollar cette semaine.
Notions

Une tonne du meilleur Savon de Toi-
lette de 1Oc pour &c le moroccan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
Cigares a25 pour
cent au dessous
du
Prix coutant.

|Toutes nos Eplceries ct Provisions
Dtfant toute. Concurrence.
|COMMANDFS A
Rsmplles sveo Fidelits ct Promp-
titude.
LEI & Ole.
Coin de la 5sme Ave OF Washington
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14

Manteaux 81 ST
SO nouvsaux manteaux de 81 pour 81.
q nouveaux manteaux de s 1893 pour $IO
20 de Jacket en- reluche de $l7, SO tet
$50 pour $40. <
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chaIes

ChaIes
Bonnie occasion pour acheter un bon
chala. Chale en- Castor aux prix suivants:
So SO. 81 98, $3.50, $3.50 ct 1919, valiant
de IS q So.
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casques pour hommes.

Nous offrons 900 Casques d'hiver q 25c
48c ct 75c valiant SOC, 75c ct CSC.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-12-14
Jupons tricotte pour da

$40 jupons cette semaine AIDES prix ex.
tremementb has. 81 voue en- desirez, vanez
de bonnie heure, trois sortes 75c CSC ct BIAS
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-19
Phases oILife contrasted

There is an upper-crust and an under.
crust to society. The one is sometimes not
more than half.baked, aud so is the other
There Is, also, another element il the social
world, middle class more essential than
either Of the others, a scdfd via between
the two, that helps to make, to season and
give to society, consistency sOlidity aHo
character; IN fact most OF its iutrincic value
In business or social life. There are vices
that taint more or less, every sense Of NOR
al purity. They viiiate so aItfnlly, and yet
80 thoroughly, that the moral power to esti-
mate their real character aud tendency is so
bluuted, that gilded vice becomes a seeming
virtue. This Is said to be a golden age Of
selhshuess Men strive with all their might
for The golden dollar, the love Of which is
the root Of ali evil, aud let the golden rule Of
duty and love to God and fallen humanity
take care Of itself Aristocracy of birth does
not always staup the possessor with the eie-
uenls Of christian manhood A Rian may
be king or a kings son like Absaloni.
without 5leuish frou head to foot, ard
not haye a drop Of blood that the "king If
kings would recognize We are told that
not siugle heir apparent ia Europe,
irom the Prince Of Wales to the totterite,
edemiuale throne OF tho naughty Turk, has
healthy blood, or is iree from hereditary
disease. Blindness. deafness, scrofula, de-
formity, imbecilily. bred ia the bone mala-
dies, vital functions morbid from incnrable
Infection. Better be healthy, free born
American, living under the folds Of the
Star Spangled Banner" than such a sickly
scion Of royalty. The aristocracy Of wealth
opens wide the door to those WHO spend
their lives in getting aud boarding. The
milk Of human Kindness does not always
circulate IN the veins Of the millionaire, and
bis ilgoueu gains are often squandered BY
dissolnte Sons. The purse proud aristocrat
seldom leaves the legacy of good uame for
prosperity to love. Jay Gould died worth
nearly fioo, 600 600. but left nominaliv n0ih-
f1e 70 soothe a sorrowinq soul. I knew
jay Could aud Jim" Fisk in Vermont
Could was Supt Of short railroad running
from Eagie Bridge, N. Y TO Rutland, Vt
now an important link n tile Delaware and
Hudson. Then be had little but the clothes
upon his back aud was waiting for the tide
that would lead him on to fame and fortune
Jim fisk began life 50 foot peddler SELL
ing cheap jewelrY aud yankee notions; soon
drove one horse peddler's cart. Not long
after he rode ia a magnificent four horse
chariot painled ia gorgeous colors. harness
trimmed with SILVER. liveried driver, aud
went from town to town in regal style sell
ing ladies costly silks and dress goods. He
was & bigger man than Old Grant, " OF John |
enpin. Re was daring speculator 10
stocks and railroads. and almost Blocked
lAe wheels Of government on that memoir
able Black Friday. All know the volup- /
|aors iifs be Ted aad Of his assasainalion by /
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-19


why not patronize home ship
yardsf Is speed wantedl This
seventeen knots has been exceeded
by ships built here. rs beauty Of
model wantedl No vessels surpass
our owR in that. Are convenience
and elegance Of furnishing desiredf
These could be had as the result Of
our own taste and skill, as trip on
a Fall River steamer would show
Mr.. Vanderbilt any day The New
York Central Railroad owes its great
value almost wholly to the transport
tation Of American freight and tue
travel Of American passengers.
Why send a million Of dollars or 50
to England to pay for fine yacht
when one quite rs good can be built
within a few miles of Mr. Wander
bilt's New York home at about the
same costg
Approaching the skill and ability
in railroad management, and the
eminent public service in that line
of this distinguished family, these
plain questions are asked as a mat
ter Of duty to our ship-builders and
to our merchant marine. It might
also be suggested that the railroads
would share the beneats sure to fol-
low a large increase Of American
ships in foreign trade.
Milford chronicle., 1893-05-19
Tne YOUTHS Companlon.

The Worlds Fair Number Of the Youth's s
Companion just received, is in every way a
magnificent issue, a worthy contribution to
the Columbian year and the greatest fair the
world has ever seen. II gives full descrip-
tinu pfthe different departments of the Fair
also important directions showing how to
see the Fair and what to see. each day.
It's illustrations are superb, no less than
thirteen full pages devoted to Photographic
views Of those unequalIed buildings which
make up the White City" II has a strik-
ingly beautiful coYer Autographed in ten
colors, with a froulispiece showing the Ad-
ministraliou Building the Logon, its Condo
las and one Of its numerous bridges, and the
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Milford chronicle., 1893-05-19
Jusglery in Kent county.

The meeting OF the Levy Court
Of Kent county yesterday was Of
unusual interest in n political sense.
It revealed the fact that either the
Clerk the.s feaee Of that county
does not know his duty or Chat the
members Of the Levy Court have
been playing fast and loose.
From the report Of the Levy
Courts meeting yesterday, printed
in THE MoRNN0 News to-day, an
idea Of the situation in Kent county
may be obtained. The General As
sembiv passed an act giving the
Levy Court power to return as de-
linquents all persons who had not
paid their poll taxes for the year
1892. The haste to make out the
delinquent lists was SO great that
the Levy Court held a night meet
ing on March 81 and marked off the
names Of all delinquents-it is pre-
sumed that they did this, but the
old custom was to "carry" the
names Of Democratic delinquents--
and the lists were certified to. The
General Assembly, however, later
on extended FOR thirty days the
time in which delinquents could set
tie. Then the clerk of the peace
gave certified lists of deliDquents
in the several hundreds to the re-
spective collectors. The last law
provided that these taxes could
only be paid on the two days set
aside by the collectors to receive
such taxes. The Republicans went
to work and all the Republicans
who were returned as delinquents
paid their taxes. The Republicans
kept track Of the delinquent lists,
and when the Levy Court met yes
terday 1t was believed that there
were still a number of Democratic
who had not squared
their accounts according to law.
This idea was dispelled, however,
when it was discovered that the
acertificd listsn issued to the collect
ors by the clerk of the peace were
not made up from and. we're not cop /
ie Of the lists as sslared and GER
tilted to by tbg1Levy Court. In
s.lses,. woEdalSobs delinquent lists
Ield bv the iet courtmen differed /
rom the lists ma e out by the clerk
md which was sal to be unofficial
The lists held by tie levy courtmen
fewer nanAes than the lists
leld by the collectors
Out Of all this jumRle one thing |
)nly was made clear, and that was
hat both parties had Succeeded in
having nearly all of their defpquents
Day their taxes, thus guaranteeing
10 them the right to vote at the cleo
Jon in 1894. The Democratic
scheme Of dislranchising Republi-
,ans failed to wora, and at the next
general election there win be a fair
md square opportunity for both
parties to try their strength, with
he advantage in favor Of the Re
oublicans.-1 Morning Neavs Of Tues
iay.