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Removal Notice.

Mr. A. J. Mitchell has re moved his Palace Confectionery and Bookstore from West Second avenue to No. POS Main street, next to the Mann Tankersley Drug Co.,, where be would be pleased to see all of his old GUS toners and as many new ones as may find it convenient t0 call. In addition to hislarge stock of candies; cigars and confections, Mr. Mitchell also carries a full line of the latest newspapers, books, periodicals and magazines. Also, all the latest re- ligious, sporting and trade papers. A share of the general trade solicited.
 s 25dtf.
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A GLOVE CONTEST,
Between two rugiiists of Renowu to Take
 Place in This city,


 On the evening of October l5th the Athletic Association will open it's arena with a superb fistie carnival. The stars of the evening will be Billy O'Donnef, oi Memphis. and Kidd O'Brian, Hot Springs. O'Donnell is Il pugilist who has fought in nearly every city in the United States and has never yet met Il man who could "best" him. He is well known in Pine Bluff. O'Brian also has good record as Il scientific pugill t and a man with great staying" qualities. O'DonnelI will train in Pine Bluff and O'Brian will get in condition" at Hot Springs.
 Several other events of merit will also take place and the Association proposes to make it the grandast fistic carnival that ever occurred in Pine Bluff.
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IN SOCIETY.
A10 to | Party.

A unique party took place at the residence of Mrs. Alabama Holcombe last Monday night, complimentary to Miss Nettie Quill, prior to her de parture for her home at Mobile. The occasion was designated l6 to l party for the reason that there were sixteen gentlemen present to one young lady. The party was in the nature of d serenade. Elegant refreshments were served and the occasion was highly enjoyed by all present,
 Those present were: Messrs. Brad Holcombe, Clarence White, Joe Ros enberg, Warren Jones. Dave Hender- son, George yining, John and Will Hut. Ike Hanf. Will Benton. Seldon Wright. Alb Knox, sam Russell. Will Owen, Lon Macon and Monroe Perdue; Mir. and Mrs. T. J Mitchell. Mrs. E. B. Holcombe and Mrs. John Quill and daughter, Miss Nettie.
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Mir. Jim Stewart is now in the employ of the American steam Laundry. and on Monday will call en his friends and the public general ly to solicit patronage for the lann- dry. It is home enterprise, does good work. and k deserving of encouragement. Give Mir. stewart your orders.
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The brick work on lie new build ing of the Westbrook Grain and Commission Company is progress ing rapidly. The structure will add greatly to the appearance Of Third avenue and State street when com Dleted
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BACK TO OLD KeNTuck. ''
MT. ". Q. Adams, of the Graphic, Leaves
 for owensboro. Ky. to Establish
a Daily New spaper.

Daily Newspaper.
 This week Mir. W. Q, Adams, brother of the editor of this paper, and who for the past six years has been connected in various capacities with the Daily and Semi-Weekly GRAPHIC, leaves for Owensboro, Ky. where he has purchased the plant of the Owensboro Inquirer. which sus- pended publication last Spring, and which he win re,establish as a daily and weekly newspaper.
 1t is pleasing to know that Mir. Adams lot will not be east entirely among strangers, for he was born and raised in Hancock, an adjoining county, in which he has large num- Der of influential relatives and friends.
 Since his residence in Pine Bluff he has made u multitude of friends, and his M ork on the GRAPHIC has dis played a competence and ability to Ctlliti lnG LII ness end of a daily newspaper. Dur ing the absence of his brother. Mir. J. ". Adams, during the last few years while the latter was serving in the State Senate and also as editor-in-chief of the Little Rock Daily Press, Mir. ". 0. Adams had en- tire control of both the editorial and business departments of the Daily GRAPHIC, with what success the com well-knows.
 While a young man, he is never theless thoroughly sehooled in the art of newspaper making, and those who know him best will enter tain the least doubts of his success.
 The entire GRAPHIC force wish him well in his new venture, and enter tain the most sanguine hopes of his entire success in his new field of labor.
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Lessee Atkinson has booked but few attractions at the Pine Bluff opera house this season, but among these are some of the best companies on the road, and include the 'Pri- yate Secretary, /" Jim the Penman." Al Fields Ministrels. Walter White sides, Madame Rhea, Fred Warde and Clay Clement. The Private Secretary" will open the season on October ,.
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Why Georsie Cried.

Uncle-What are you crying for, Georgie?
 Georgie-Teacher whipped me be- cause was the only one-boo hool-able to answer question today.
 Uncle-What was the question?
 Georgie (between sobs)-Who put the bent pin ill the teachers chair. London Answers.
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H. B. Tlpton. H. B. Croxson. Fred Mercer. Ralph Lord, E. W. Coleman, Harry Wade. G. H. Yickers, Charles Savage. J. ". Dickinson and son and F. N. Croxson came down from Lit tie Rock this morning to participate in and witness the bicycle races this afternoon.
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Tonight the Ladies Bethoven Club and the Pine Ruff Glee Club sing to- gether at the Merrill Institute. The members of both clubs are urged to be present.
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negro man and his wife, living near Jones Park. had q family row yesterday afternoon which resulted fin the former hitting the latter in the head with a tea cup. The negro =map claimed that 1t was accidental. Hte wife suffered oaly scald
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We call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement which appears in this issue for Edgar Brewster X eco. This firm will handle all kinds of coal this season. and solieits share of the general trade. Free delivery to al parts of the city.
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Minnie Jackson. of ginger-cake hue. was arrested by deputy con stable yesterday on the charge of Retit larceny. Sine stole an umbrella nom drummer and for the effense Esquire Siven fined her $10 and coats.
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Mrs. Sebastian Gelsreiter and daughter, Hiss Lucy, will return home from Kentucky today, after spending the summer in the Blue Grass State.
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The gymnasium class at Merrill Institute will meet next Saturday night. Let there be large number of the boys on hand. The class oek hegins at S:3O o'clock.
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SI IonIs ExnnsIfinn

At St. Louis. Mo. September 9th to October 24 For the above occasion the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets, Pine Bluff to St. Louis and return. at Sl5.35. Tickets on sale September s. 10, l5. r, p. T and g; October l, 6, l3, 15, 20 and 9. Tickets will be limited to five days from date of sale for return passage.
 J. N. FARLEY, EH
 Agent.
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Pine Bluff theater-goers will be greatly rejoiced to know that that splendid actor and tragedian, Fred erick Warde, has been booked for an engagement at our local opera house during the coming season. He will appear here during the month of November and in all probability will present King Lear" Mir. Warde ranks among the leading of Ameri- ca's actors and tragedians, and we are pleased to note that the dramatic papers chronicle large audiences at nearly all of his performances. Mir. Warde has always been q popular favorite in Pine Bluff. and drew one of the largest audiences at our local opera house during the entire of last season.
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Hiss Katharine Harris. who has been visiting the family of Prof. J. H. Hinemon, will soon leave for Union City. Tenn.
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Mir. IL. kratSmeier returned from Stuttgart last night, where he sold 5000 of his celebrated 5-cent cegars, the Bluff City Club"
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On account Of the serious illness Of Mir. E. w. Martin, Mir. E. r. Rosen- berg will act as manager of the Pine Biuff Opera House.
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Night School

The night session of Nettleton's Commercial College will open Tues day night. September %. 923 t5wl
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W. R. Ross. merchant at Randall, was in the city today purchasing supplies from our wholesale merch- ants.
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Rev. Sapp and wife. of Stuttgart, will arrive here next week. Rev. Sapp will have charge of the new Christian Church.
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Attorney John H. Watkins, of Memphis, is here to attend to a suit before the Jefferson Chaneery Court.
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Just received-A lot of uncalled-for and misfit suits and pants from va rious Chicago tailors, which we are selling at a great sacrifice.
 HENRY MARK X Co, i'd Up-to-Date Tailors,
 ll5 Main St
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An incident serving to show Herr mann's wonderful versatility occur red at one of the performances asthe Harlem Opera House recently. The ribbons suspending the card case in the well-known trick where cards come on call from the audience broke at the climax of the trick itself. Any one but Hermann would have been nonplussed at the situation. The magieian's embarrassment was not even visible He invited one of t1e audience upon the stage. and putting the broken case in his pocket bade the audience call for the cards from the mans pocket. They came as obediently as though in their ac- customed place, suspended by the ribbons. Those who thought they knew the secret of the trick perform ed in the old way were more puzzled than ever.-Dramatic Mirror.
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Mr. John F. Gillespie has returned home from Tennessee. Mrs. Gillespie and Miss Mary will not return until about November list.
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A large number of Pine Bluff citi- zens will go to Memphis to hear our next President-the Hon. Wm. J. RrvaD
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Little Rocks tandem team will go against the State record at the park this afternoon.
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Mrs. John ". Crawford is at Locust Cottage, where she has been called to the bedside of her father, Mir, ]. M. Hudson.
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Mr. Abner McGehee. prominent merchant of McGehee, is a visitor to the city today.
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Wrong Side Out.

She didn' t like the morning,
 And she knew that it would rain. She didn't like her breakfast
 And pushed 1t back again At noon twas worse than ever, And she cried for cakes and pie. She wouldn't eat her dinner. ,, And she would sit still and cry; She pouted till the evening Of this very horrid day And all because so early
 She got un the wrong way. -Agnes Lewis Mitchill in Youthfs Connanion
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Mir. ]. c. Patillo. of Fordyee' is here on business trip.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biIl- nusn ess. 25c.
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Cant. c. T. Robinson has returned from a business trip to Gummins.
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.. ". Gates, of the Fordyee Lnm- her Co. cnme in on the noon train.
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A light frost fell in this section of the State last night.
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The Entre Nous Club will hold q meeting this week to re-elect officers and reorganize.
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Mir. Fred woodeock is calling on the trade today.
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Chancellor Thos. B. Martin, of Little Rock, is in the city,
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c. W. Wesner. of Cornerstone, is a visitor to the city today.
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]. II. Diggs. representing the old reliable St. Louis Republic. is in the city today. Mir. Diggs has recently been through Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. and gives 1t as his opinion that Bryan will carry all three of those State.
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The Jefferson Chancery Court is in session today.
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FH. Jones, of .lonesboro, Is H the Arlington.
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DRAMATIC. NOTES.

Sol Smith Russell is playing his new play, A Bachelors Romance, this season
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"rhe Dower of F Freedom' is q new Cnbnn play which will start Il tour next month.
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The baggage of Primrose & Vests minstrels was attached at Detroit on the Sth inst, to satisfy claim of S75O of F. ". Strob, who seeks to recover a balance claimed for the rent of a car last season. The min- strel proprietors denied the claim and furnished bonds for hearing September %.
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l shall have my millinery opening Monday October ,. to which lcXtend n cordial invitation to all tue ladies of Pine Bluff. have employed Miss Alice Doyle, of St, Louis, Mo, as my head trimmer. She comes highly recommended and has had years of experience. Come one, come all.
 Mas. ELLA COOK,
 goo dG Pine Bluff Mercantile House.
 Mir. W. L. Hammons, of the Racket Store, leaves tonight for his home at Wesson. Miss. Mir. w P Galiga, of Fort Smith, arrived Inst night and will succeed Mir. Hammons as man. ager of the Racket Store. We cor dially welcome Mr Galiga to our city, and extend to Mir. Ilanmons, who returns to his former home, our best wishes for himself and family.
 Commander John (. Brain leetur- ed Tt the Institute last night to q small audience. His lecture was in the nature of reminiseenee of his experience in the Confederate Navy, during the war, and while the lec- ture was rather lengthy, 1t was nevertheless interesting to those who heard 1t. Mir. Brain's lecture, how ever. is not polished, and deals too much with details nninteresting to the general public, and it must be confessed that his audience last night wasronsiderably disappointed.
 ARE You TIRED all the time? Then your blood needs to be enriched and purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one True Blood Purifier. II gives vimor and VftnlitV
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Miss Rachael Kaufman will return home from St. Louis tomorrow.
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The New Skirt.

The new seven gored skirt differs from the last seasons shapes in being much less haring on the fronts and sides The fullness flowing toward the back is shaped by gores set straight to bias, with bias seam down the back. The skirt measures about five yards around the lower part and requires i E yards of double width material It fits the hips snugly and can be made to fall loose from the lining or be scanned on with each separate gore. New York Pest
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All kinds of summer drinks at Mitchell .. l7 iitf
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CITY ITEMS.

IL Bowles. of Rockville, is in the
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James Brodle, of Little Rock Is in fh0 city.
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Miss Margot Hobart made her theatrical debut in Washington in A Boy Wanted" last week. She is said to be niece of Garret X. Hobart, the Republican candidate for viee-president, but the young lady strenuously denies all kinship with the corporation lawyer.
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Richard Mansfield ir preparing for q production of "Cymbeline. in which he will appear as Iachimo.
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Barron's dramitization uf George Pilots romance, "Romola" was pre- scented for the first time by Julia MarIowe-Tabor in Milwaukee on and the play and play CTS have won the heartiest praise from the local press of that city.
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In Bavaria woman cannot appear ID public on u bicycle unless she has a certificate for efficiency.
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Alexander salvlni is quite i'll in Florence, Italy. and in all probabili- ~ will not be able to appear before the public this year.
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Lillian Russell is already making this season a great success of her new opera. She makes. her first entrance on the back of a property elephant which in verisimilitude is said to surpass the famous Wang" elephant.
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SOi smith hdSSeit IN fpdA tbS h9' new play, A Bachelors Romance, this season
 4tt "rhe Dower of Freedom" is new cuban play which will start Il tour mex month.
 Ill Richard Mansfield iS preparing for | production Of "Cymbeline. in which he will appear as "Iachimo. "
 tt Alexander Salvlni is quite ill in Florence, Italy, and in all probabili- ty will not be able to appear before the public this tear.
 Ill Ii Hung Chang is said to have attended q variety performance at Toronto and was especially pleased by the ballet dancers.
 &4f Herbert CawthorH who appeared in this city last season, has captured the press with the inimitable special ty introduced hy himin "The Woman in Black. ,
 4&& Blayney's "A Boy Wanted now in it's fourth week, is meeting with marvellous success. At every per formance the IS. R. O." sign is dis played and scores of people are turned away.
  The Spooner Dramatic C0., which ployed a weeks engagement here last season, has successfully opened the season within new scenery, calcium and stereoptican effects, etc. Little Allie spooner is making great hi in her new kaleidoscope dances.
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ARE You TIRED all the time? Then your blood needs to be enriched and purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one True Blood Purifier. II gives cioor and VitnlitV
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Ii Hung Chang is said to haze attended q variety performance at Toronto and was especially pleased by the ballet dancers.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
Nouyenes ReIigieuses

Dimanche dernier au so;r q Gu
lieu 3 l'egllse Notre Dame de
Lourdes la conference du Rev. Pc
re Hefron sur SEES voyages en-
France ct en- Italie. Malheureuse-
ment le mauvais temps q empeche
an grand nombre de personnes de
Sc rendre q cette lecture interes-
sante sous tous les rapports sur
tout lorsque c'est le Pere Heffron
qul est le oonf6rencier. II y await
presd 200 personnes.
#@5@s
Les fun6rallles de Mile Bour-
geois, file de NJ. Pierre Bourgeois
demeurant sur Ia Orystal Lake ave
ont en- lieu samedi dernier q Ste
Clothilde. Liable Fourier, de
Belle PRAIRIE q chant6 le service ct
PAre Plante . fait la lev6e du
corps ct q aussi chantA l'absoute.
Cette ]eune file est morte de con
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

tuation paraissait 6pineuse. Enfn
on trouva des gems qui consenti
rent a s'immoler sur l'autel du pa
trlotisme. Et la nomination des Of
iciers put SO faire:: Ia liste est
maintenant completes: l6lect1on
aura lieu a la pr9chaine s6ance.
M. j. O. Porlier fut 6lu presi-
dent de suite, Giant le seul candi-
dat a la pr6sidence. II n.aura pas
a passer par toutes les p6rip6ties
dune cabaIe electorate. C'est done
M. Porlier, qui, en- 1896, dirigera
la barque de la soci6t6 st JEAN
Baptiste.
~
Depuis quatre jours nous avons
de la pluie. tant ct plus. Tout le
monde, a Duluth, a lair effar6 ct
regarde de temps a autre au frma-
ment pour voir sill ne d6couvrira
pas l'arc-en-ciel, CO gage de recon
citation que Dieu donna a Nos ct
que celui-ci nous a l6gu6.
Tn brouillard 6pais envelope
aussi notre vile. Ce brouillard
est tellement 6pais quill 6br6che-
RAFT certainement la fameuse lame
du sabre de mon pere ct que les
Rayons x, ces efront6s, ne sau-
raient le p6netrer.
JEAN-B APT1sTE DULUTH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

NUEE laaAHFaG 4& -AH=-8&% #FH#EfE
Soulard a dit en- prison quill
comptait sur la cl6mence du gou-
verneur de pEtat.
Nine Soulard a r6solu de quit
ter Biwabik ct d'aller s'etablir
ailleurs.
Puisse la juste punition de Fac
te crlminel don't deux DIES mem-
.bres de ces deux families -Verrill
ct Soulard-se sont rendus coupa-.
.bles, puisse cette punition seryir
d'exemple aux autres! Les
mauvaises compagnies ont perdu
ces deux jeunes a~ssassins; que les
|bonnes compagnies dirigent les
autres dams les droits sentiersl
La nomination des officers de
la soci6t6 StJean-Baptiste 9 gu
lieu di1manche, le II conrant.
CONNIE toujours personne ne
voulait So pr6lasser, pendant un
an, dams les chaises curules de Ia
soci6t6 st. jean Baptiste: person
ne n'ayait soif d'honneur. La si-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Nos compliments l'"Esperan-
de Central Falls, R. l., q Occasion
de ses six ans.
L'Esp6rance a conquls une pla-
90 importante dams la presse cana
dieune FRANCHISE des Etats-U nis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

COMPTON ct n'6tait ag6e que de %
ans. NJ Il. P. Soucy entrepreneur
de pompes funebres, conduisait les
fun6rallles.
85@
Ben Lafoad ag6 de 80 ans ct
bien ,onnu de nos compatriotes du
East Side, est decide au common.
cement de la semaine. Son service
a 6t6 chant6 mercredi a Notre Da-
me de Lourdes.
II y a Gu communion g6n6rsle di-
manche dernier q la messe de HUT
heures q Ste-C lotilde. Les danes
du Rosaire Vivant ct les Forestiers
catalogues ont profile de la pre-
sence de lAbb6 Fourier de Belle
Prairie ct du P4re Gearhardt du
semlnaire pour renpllr ]eur devoir
pascal, rAbb4 Fourier a eussi
chant6 la Grand messe. Ces deux
pretres seront encore 4 Ste-Clotil-
do samedi soir ct dimanche pro.
chain pour entendre les comics.
slons.
8@,
"a Passing Show" qui a obtenu
un 81 grand success, sera r6pete
meroredi 20 avril q Ste Clotilde
Ii y aura bsaucoup de engagements
de fats qui ajouteront de l'interet
ct cette soir6e promet d'etre plus
int6ressante que la premiere 81
toutefois telle chose est possible.
Les b6nefces r6alis6s seront pour
l'6glise Ste lotilde.
8@
LIE Pere Plante est parti pour la
Champagne lundi de cette semaine
pour le Reimbursement de sa sant6.
II y demeurera peut-etre une :ou-
pie de semaines. Les Offices de di-
manchs proclaim auront lieu COM
me d l'ordinaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Les immigrants europeans nous
viennent en- grand nombre.
Du ler au 26 mars, il en- est ar
rive $4,000, q Nav York, contre
14,452 pour le temps correspon-
dant de 1895.
On attribute a deux causes prln-
cipales cette aMaence considerable
d'immigrants.
D'abord, la gaerre d'Afrique,
qui engage des milliers d'Italiens
q fur de leur pays, afn de metre
pas obliges de servir sous les dra-
peaux contre ie roi M6nelik ct SEES
terribles Abyssins; ensuite. la Is
gislation projet6e contre l'immi-
grafton.
Les aillettres europeans sem
present de venir aux Etats-U mis-
avant que la porte leul en- soft fer
NEE, ct les Italiens qui preferent
voir des batailles sur les images
que d'y prendre part en- chair ct
en- OF, yiennent chercher sur nos
PLACES I'm abri paisiple.
Ce torrent d'immigrants aura
peut. etre pour effet de hater Ia l6-
gislation relative . Immigration
des llletres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
AVIS

Nous avons COM
mence a~ujourd'hul a
adresser les omptes
a, nos n qui sont
enverS nous.
at nous esperons
Drills SO feront un de-
voir de SO rendre a
notre appel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

Nos meilleurs souhalts q "Ls
Tribune" de Woonsockst, r.. l.,
oui Went de c6l6brer son premier
anniyerssire. Notre coDfrere merl-
to l'encoure g ,ment de tous les Ca
nadiens qui ont q c@ur le progress
de- Ia nresse franco americana.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17
LOUEK

A bon march6 q d excellent ma
gasin pour une pharmacie dams IN
bloc en- brique sur une rue COM
merciale ct aussi dams le meme
bloc IN magasin pour an feed
store.
Pour de plus, amples renseigne-
ments s'adresser = la
Plymouth Cash Grocery,
924HPlymouth Ave
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-04-17

La recclte de fruits verts q rap
porte 3 Ia California en- 1893 Ia jo-
lie somme de 100000.
ST vous voulez SAVIOR comment
cuellir des fruits adressez-yous au
Cal1fornia Bureau Of Information,
llas Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, Mimi.