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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
AN ANIMATED MACHINE
What Was Developed in n Most Interesting
Conversation With a Great and Honss,
Scientific Man.

1.-THE most remarkable machine in the
world is the human body
He was a professor in a New York
medical college who declared this 10
number of friends at the club. Continu-
ing, he said:
Take for example, the heart. Did you
ever stop to think that it works every
minute of the life and never has va
cation or rest?"
And then there are the kidneys, which
have been truly called the filter Of the
blood They separate every particle OF
| liquid that passes from the body, eX-
cept that which oozes through the
pores"
Did 1t ever occur TO you that this ma
chine might wear out from oVer-work,
over-taXa ton, Over-eXeruon? And 50 Il
does in too many cases
For more than five hundred years the
world and the medical profession CROPPED
in the dark for a remedy 10 sustain the
kidneys, or cure them If they had be-
come weakened or diseased, and il was
only within the past twenty years that
any remedy was found. DR.. Bright dis
| covered the disease known as Bright's
disease, but he could not and did not
find a remedy. 1t remained for modern
| research to discover this remedy. We
know il was long search, but at last II
was found, and that remedy today,
which is acknowledged as the only rem
edy for kidney troubles, the weakness Of
women and Brights disease itself, IS
Warmers Safe Cure. which is admitted
by professional and scientific men
throughout the entire world, TO be the
great modern discovery and the only one
for these troubles"
This remedy is not an experiment II
has been used for over twenty years in
all parts of the world, and there are
more than million persons in the uni
verse today whose lives have been saw
ed, or who have been benefited by its
use. 1t is a high, standard, scientific
preparation, as far above ordinary rem
edies for this Great Modern Disease as
| the oak is above the mushroom"
Where such serious things as the
greatest organ of the body are concern
ed, no man and no woman can afford 10
take chances. The best is the cheap
est and where health is involved ii is
| absolutely beyond question that the
most standard, the most scientific and
that which alone has been proven 10 be
powerful and good, should be used"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
They are Strictly ia the cold Push In Sou

Fhey are Strictly ia the Gold Push In Soutl
Africa.
Denver. Colo. Jan. 24-John \. Ken
neiy. fresh from the gold deIis Of South
Africa, = at the Albany as . guest ~
Mr.. r. +. Hunter, Of the real estate ex-
change.
Il left johannesburg the latter part Of
November" said Er. Kennedy. and
the large number II Americans there
were keeGly interested in every bit ~
the mes gre news concerning the strike
at Cripple Creek. Americans. as q rule.
have been prosperous over there. The
best luck fell - J. -. Robinson. who
landed in South Africa from Ame~-a
without 4 dollar Today rs wealth Is
eStlma TED - b. S4ue 600 60. he owns
the Robinson diamond mime. tae Robin
son sod mine, the beS- there. b-S rs
other properties. Charles Parsons. sa--
merry OF the Black HiilS. South Dakota
George Star. who IS connected with n +.
Earnate ConsoLdz ted mines. and Gr0T-e
Howard. battery manager FOR a large
mine, ara among the DrcspereI Auler.-
cans there. jake HIfebraul. who wa s.
al ore time a resident Of Denver. Owls q
saloon IN johannesburg wnlcl IS head
quarters FOR the Americans He has ac-
cuuulatvi S5acoJ re = -le only man
IN that c5ty who uliN-s American drinks
several q the wealthy Americans 81
South Africa are taking u placing slrra
capital n Cripple Creek The trouble z=
30 London TIE IL pie have I'D a&-lIa-.
idea II the magnitude II The E1-3 cam
az Cripple Creek When ! landed .-+--
1 went 20 the NecruFCle Erte. and tr-
capitalists I heard talking had -r= lu-
preston that something II a EllS r.s
rad oean made IN America. and -hat a.
it needed Vas capital q develop % d.
boom E1l Sc everything IS So.
South Africa stock j. LgoE5-a n
steamship companies are helping G.
keep Up t-e boom in order e. keep uf
their business. They have piaStere5 the
big metropolis with large posters re1-,-
Selting map Of South Africa, with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
STILL is DIVINE
ARTISTIC SARA BBRNHARDT AGAIN
CHARMS NEW YORK.

This Time She Appears in a Play Where
the Passion is Mixed With a Little Re
ligion-She Follows a Messiah to the
Woods in Order to Tempt him But is
Won Over by His WiIes and Becomes
His Devotee Instead and Actually Kills
Man in Order to Protect Her Virtue
Audience Goes Wild
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
TRAINS.


No. I, Kausas mail, also to
EllsWort h.
No 3, California express. 80.
EAST.
No. ,. st. Louis mali, from
EllswOrt n. ...-..-. .-....
No, 4, Atlantic express.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
wIcnrTA AND WESTERN.

ARRIVE FROM WEST.
No. 2 Pratt ard Kingman passen-l
ger daily sXcept Monda ......... 1000 a m
No. Pratt and KingmRn accom-
mediation, Tues, Thurs and sat. 200 p IN
DEPART WEST.
No. / Kingman and Pratt pasSen-
ger daily except Sunday .........i $40 p M
No. 8 Kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation, Mon, Wedn. and Fri $50 . m
sE-ICUis : San FRANCISCO u. "a.
TRAINS. lARRIvE DEFAULTS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
THERE ARE MANY STRIKES
What the Miners are Doing Out At Cripple
Greek Colorado.

Cripple Creek. Colo, Jon. IA pros
pector who has been working for the
past two years a number Of claims on
the old Hayden divide stage. fully one
ana A half miles north OF the Lincoln.
WaS in town today showing specimens
Of ore taken from one Of the leads which
he has opened up. The quartz IS sinh
lar in appearance TO that which j. being
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
His Curiosity Aroused.

Proprietor-Wherei is the bookkeeper?
Office Boyle isn't in. His wife sent
him word that the baby was asleep
and he's gone home to see what il
looks like.-Louisville Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
WICHITA STEAM DYEING co.

We have thu only Carpet Duster In the
West, snd have just added machinery for
dry Cleaning OF dresses Of every kind Win
out ripping. Por1erS. Cheus1ls and Cur
ta4ns OF all styles cleaned and gIaranr ed
20 give salts facrfon. Our reference the
best In the c@ty. Ofice-iz2 = 8arfzest -
FaofoTy-SSl West Douglas ave.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
DENTISTS.
J. c. VIII SON, DENTIST.

lis +. DOUGLAS.
Teeth Extracted by Electricity
Without Pain ...........S %
Teeth FILLED With Silver 10
Teeth Filled With Platinum 100
Teeth Filled With Gold. 81 90 and Up.
Best set of Upper or Lower Teeth $500
There are no better made, no matter
how much you pay.
All work warranted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
TRAIN,

Elegant free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace Sleepers from
Wichita 10 Chi csgo and Kansas Cl;y
without change. Also SleepeIs On az
trsins 10 Fort Worth, Houston san An
tonic sI.d New Orleans Tickets sold ard
basgage checked 10 all points north.
south, cast and west. Steamship tickets
sold 20 all European points at !o"tSt
rates civ Ticlet Once loo East Doug
las avenue. corner Main street IasSen
ger station corr er Douglas and Meade
sverues Teiepl one ls9.
Ia5cs SEBASTIAN. J. H PHILLIPS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25

Trims desif mated rs ooal or mixed do uot run ol
sunday
l., nh Information call az city Ticket oacA - :
: q n stIt'et
BslS, cCrLer Second and Wichita ~frperS.
D. J.. FLEykLEN. =. JnI T. A.
Time Table Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific hailway.
TRAINS Arrive Leave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-25
TO CURE \ COLD IN ONE DAY
MANY AMERICANS MAKE MONEY

Take laxative Bromo Ouiniue Tablets. A
druggists refund the money If IL fails Il
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

quill pouvait photographer, avec
sa machine des objects quelconques,
meme a travers des corps dune
certaine opacit6. On a meme par
Is de la Photographic de la pens6e,
etc. Les medecins sont dams la ju-
bilation q propos de ces d6couver-
tes qui leur seront dun grand ser.
vice.
Or pelecteur ne pourrait-il pas.
lui aussi, utiliser ces d6couvertes,
vis-a-vis des politiques, des candi-
dats, des cabaleurs? Ce serait rem
plir "a long felt want"
Supposons un moment: un poll
tique vous aborde, Aamberge az
vent: IL vous dGblte I'm jolt petit
boniment.-Arrete, mon bon petit
vieux, je veux voir clair dams cette
afaire.... Et de votre poche vous
sortez la machine rayons X
de Rontgen ct vous dirigez ces
rayons u lie crane du politique
80. Bon, ne bougeons plus.
Puts lexp6rience termin6e. yotre
sang ne fait qu'un tour. Retire-toi,
Satan, tn mems! "Vade retro, Sa-
tanasl" ITEMS, infame, regarde lei
sur cette plaque. Vols, sur IN des
lobes de ton cerveau, &c point
noir, cette tache, indice certain du
mensonge, de la fourberie. Et tn
oses tenter un 6lecteur l1bre ct in
d6pendant!.... File, ct iais vite,
au pas gymnastiquel je mai que
faire dun imposteur comnne tot.
L'electeur y gagnerait par co
moyen: il pourrait disco rner le
Don grain de livraie pol1tiique. BIT
les bons cand1dats ny pe,rdraient
pas: lis ne craindraient pas DAT
frontier les indiscr6tions des rayons
x de la machine Rontgen. La po-
litique ne serait plus accessible
qu'aux honn6tes gems. ce qui
serait peut-etre un enlargement?
Les m6chants devraient alors
voir ailleurs que dams la politique
pour JOUR des douceurs dc la vie.
Aux bons seuls. Get heureux sort
de vIvre grassement u d6pens
des gouvernements.
''Nourris par la patrle
"C'est le sort lie plus doux, lie plus
[digne d'envie."
Les Danes du Rosaire yiepnent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12
PETITE CHR0NIQUE
CONVENTION DEs FOREsTIERs
NAISSANCES
NcTRE REPREsENTANT Az CONGRESS
CA EFT LA
CONVENTION DEs FoREsTIERs
NA1ssANCEs
DULUTH, Mimi, Z JUN 1896

AAA
Les 2 ct 3 JUN, les Forestiers
catalogues du Minnesota, des Da
kotas, du Manitoba, ont tenu, q
Duluth, leur convention annuelle.
ii y await une quarantaine de de-
legu6s, les hotes de la Cour St
Louis, No III, dc Duluth.
Ie 2, il y cut messe solennelle
chantee, a la cath6drale, par M
Table Pierre Boucher, vieillard
encore vigoureux q Page de sol
xante- quinze ans, assist6 dc MN
les abb6s L.. j. Grandchamp ct
McKeon, CONNIE diacre ct SOUS
diacre. M. Table 7. Corbett agis-
salt CONNIE ma1tre des ceremonies.
La musique fut fournie par l'or-
chestre de Hoare LIE sermon de
Circumstance fut prech6 par NJ.
Table L. J. Grsndehamp, cure de
la paroisse st. JEAN aptiste de
Duluth, appartenant aussi q la SO
ci6t6 secrAte des Forestiers.
L'orateur sacr6 montra les avan-
tapes nombreux que Ion retire de
COS societies; il dit que l'homme ne
pouvait SO passer de ces assocla
tions, que cot esprit d'union 6tait
inn6 chez lui, que ces associations
6taient un besoin naturel du coeur
human L'homme Anne q mar.
cher. q travers la vie, la main dams
la main de son semblable. L'ora-
teur f6licita les Forestiers sur Ia
noblesse de leur but. La defense
des bons principles, de la v6rit6,
quel but sublime! TRAVELLER pour
laisser quelque aisance d ceux qui
nous sont 81 cheers, quand Dieu
vous apDellera q lui, quel plus no.
BILE travail! L'orateur conseilla
aux Forestiers d'etre toujours fers
de pratiquer leur religion, de rem
plir tous leurs devoirs religieux,
sans Granite, le front haut. Soyez
de bons F~orestiers, toujours fde-
les d la banniere de votre ordre.
CONNIE ces va1llants soldats
qui croient en- Dieu ct ne crai-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

de faire present a l'6glise st. Jean.
Baptiste de deux beaux Candida
bres dores, ainsi que dun richie
reposoir pour l'ostensoir.
~
: La igue r6publicaine franco
am6ricaine s'est reunie d1manche,
le Z courant, a la Chambre de
Commerce. La ligue Went de re
cevoir une nouvelle impuIsion ct
ellie va marcher en- avant, ct bien.
~
Honorable Charles A. Towne.
repr6sentant du sixi4me district
au Congress, est arrive de Washing
ton le 6 courant. On lui await pre-
pare une chaude reception, mais
l'interv ntion inopportune de la
pluie empecha cette d6monstra-
ton sympathique. On Sc rendit
toutefois a l'hotel Spalding Oh
plusieurs discours furent pronon-
c6s.
Honorable M. Towne a tait I'm
excellent travail a Washington
pour son district. II Sc p~r6sente
de nouveau, ct CO sera certaine
ment justice que de lu1 prouver
par notre vote que nous savons
appr6cier ses mobiles efforts pour
le triomphe des int6rets de tout
notre district, a Washington.
Honorable M. Towne est dou6
do toutes les qualities qui font
Thomme public eminent ct l'hom-
me prive recherche.
~
Nous avons, cette semaine, la
convention DIES pompiers dc l'Etat.
DUluGu uOlG l06 dVCC POun~
pes.
M. le pompier de Nanterre, y
sera.t-il? C'est lui qui mettrait la
note gale dams cette reunion. C'est
lui qui, pour sauver une horloge,
la jette du deuxieme, troisi6me
stage dams la rue. C'est pour lui
aussi qu'on compose cette chan
son:
'Quand ces bons pomplers, sen
Won't q pexercice,
Ills embrassent d'abord leurs
femmes.. "
Vous savez sans doute le reste. !
IN peut avoir exager6 ses fats ct
CONNIE on Ia fat pour les
Lyocats, les m4d6cins, ct autres.
JEAN-BAPTIsTE DULUTH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

gnent pas le canon. Aimee Dieu
ct allez votre chemin.
A la sortie de l'eglise, M. le Gu
re- L. j. Grandchamp recut les f.
licitations dun grand nombre
pour son sermon, prononc6 avec
une 6loquence 81 convaincante ct
81 virile
Apras la celebration de l'of6ce
divin, les d6l6gu6s Sc r6unlrent 8
la sale de l'Association catholi
que pour la d6peche des afaires'
c'est Ia que sen fit la transaction,
pendant les deux jours de conven.
ton.
LIE soir du 2, le vapour X. G;
Stewart fut nol1s6 ct il y cut une
une excursion sur le lac Superior
ct la bale st. Louis. Tous revin'
rent enchant6s de CO voyage sui
Teau ct rafra1chis du labeur de ls
]ourn6e.
Dams papres-midi du 2, NJ Fab
be T. Corbett fut prize d'adresse1
la parole aux d6l6gues, q leur sal
lie de elaboration. II le tit avee
cette chaleur ~oratoire quill me-
toujours q la defense du vrai
du bon. En- terminant, il di1
quill esp6rait qu'un besoin qui 81
faisait sentir depuis longtempt
dams So paroisse, serait biento'
rempli, gu rune Cour irlandalse de
Forestiers catalogues y serai1
bientot organisee. M. le cure
Grandchamp fit quelques remar'
ques. M. lie cure Francis S. Kos
merle. de P6glise allemande de st
Antoine de Padoue, etalt auss:
present.
LIE 3, q une heure avanc6e de ls
so1r6e, SO terminArent les d6lib6ra
lions de la convention. Saltwater
fut choisi CONNIE lieu de reunion
DIES d6legu6s de la convention dc
1897. II y cut q Get 6gard une jou'
to oratoire fort int6ressante entire
les partisans de Winona, L.
Sueur ct Saltwater. A la fin.
Saltwater l'emporta sur Winona
ct LIE Sueur qui durent SO rcndre.
mails avec les honneurs de la guer.
re.
Voici le r6sultat DIES elections
de la cour du Minnesota: chef
ranger, M. G. Egan, st. Paul; vice.
chef-ranger, Ed. Peltier, Minnea-
polls; secr6taire, Georges w. STEM
ger, st. Paul; tr6sorier, @. G. Be-
LANCER, Minneapolis; syndics, J.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

A la reunion du club Fleur-de-
Lis chez Nine Thibault, les prix
farent remport6s par Nine Garon
l r prlx; Nine L.. Tuscany Fem prjx
La prochaine reunion du club au-
ra lieu q la residence de Nine. L..
Tuscany, lie 80 JUN, No. 622-lle
avenue Nord. LIE club Fleur de-Lis
eyent recu une invitation du conf
t6 de la St-Jean Bsptiste pour le
"a Ju1n q accepte l'invitation ct
jouera aux csrtes an profit de la fe
to ct toutes dame d4sirant faire
partie du club &c jour-la seront ad
misses en- paysnt dix oentins ct au-
ront droit aux prix, ct s'amnseront
tout en- falsant une bonne oeuvre.
Nine FAUBERT
Sec
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Bretelle en- solide e~lastique Web Csc
Uhemises pour TRAVELLER en- cheviot 25c
Chemises sol1des barrees. ca s~atipette 500
Chemises de N6glig6e Blanchies 75c
Sweaters en- Laine solide, Noir, Marin ct rouge
Chemises ct Calecons Balbriggan 25o
Chemises ct Calecons d'et6 en- laine 500
Giants legers pour TRAVELLER 5Oc, 75c ct Sl.eO
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

LIE S6nateur Knute Nelson q
envoye de Washington, D. c., d Ia
Tribune de Chicago, lie telegram
me suiyant relatit au monnaysge
illimit6 de l'argent.
1.-THE free and unlimited coin
cage of silver at the ratio of six
"teen to one by the United States
"alope at this time and under
"e1isting conditions will destroy
"the last vestige and last hope of
genuine bimetalism and will re-
"duce US to q pure state OF silver
"mor ometalism.'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Sons administration du presl
dent Harrison la dette publique a
4tk d1minu6e de 365,493,l1O dol
lors soft de s9l,373,292 par aimee.
Sous la premiere administration
IA u,aveland ole n'avait diminu6
Que de s22,362,9 55 par aimee ct
sona administration a~ctuelle ellie
q auqmente de s87,00o.ooo par
aimee.
Pas beso1n de commentaries.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Les ma1tres d'hotel ct les pro-
pri6taires d'appartements de st.
Louis refusent absolument de Re-
cevoir chez eux tout visiteur ct
meme toat d6legu6 q la convention
rationale republicsine sppartenant
B la race noire.
Que les queries de races CONNIE
celles de religion sont done stu
pides!!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12
IncroyabIe

Lors des exercioes de fin dannee
q recole sup6rieur- du cote Est
Minneapolis, un des eleves les plus
gvenc6s de cette institution nom
me William Mcintyre fut charge
de fare un discours don't ]e titre
eteit 'Sslf reliance.
&c djscours fut tres-sdmire ct
7alut q l'eleve ct aux p%rofessanrs
de l'ecole de chaleureus 8 felicita
tione.
MATS VOLTA que dtux iours plus
tard, lie brilliant el6ve await pure
ment ct supplement COPE son ira
vail dams un auteur snglsis.
Dou indignation publique faclIe
3 comprepdre.
Volt le produit du genie on de
l'inteIligence dun autre est plus
has que lui voler con portemon'
naie.
MATS lie plus b su de l'sf .ire
fut que, uueIques jours plus tard,
le principal de eette meme 6cole.
M. W. F. Webster, qui voyalt av, G
regret que Fun des mellleurs pro
Quits de Institution don't il Ia
direction, reconnu CONNIE etant re-
dult a COPPER son discours ecrivit
une lettre aux journaux apglais,
dams laqueIle il esseya d'excns-r
son brilliant 6l6ve.
Cette lettre, unique dams son
genre sc termine ainsi:
Those who know him best, his class.
mates, his friends, his teachers, do still
respect him as before, and he has in
this most unfortunate incident their
friendship and their sympathy. He has
not forfeited our confidence.
W. F. WEBSTER.
On avouera qu'on ne sauralt
plus impude mment, Sc rendre
complice dun acte malhonnete,
Iexcuser ct par celia meme l'encou-
RACER.
LA lettre de M. Webster est des
plus malneureuse ct 'pou: son an
tour ct pour M, Mcintyre.
~Z~
81 vous4vouiez savoir les nou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de rOuesth has q larger
circulation than any French paper
,nh,ished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
ram,n our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantlate
this by proper certificates from
the superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

NJ. Jules Simon, ancien homme
d'Etat ct premier minlstre iran
oo;a est mort lundi dernier q rage
de SO ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Tie nou=eau shah de Perse Mu
zaHar al Din q ste couronne q lie
h6ran dimsnche dernier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12
@rhn de l'@nesf
MINNEAPOLIS, IL JUN 1896.

L,EcHo DE L'OUBsT nest pas respon-
able des idees ct opinions emises par
.es correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

La Plymouth Cash Grocery
yend les groceries au prix du gros,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Pour Hommes-Souliers has,
medium bout pointu, fats
de beau chevreau Russo GU
Peau Wei. Prix de magasin lA
de chaussures S 800. ~
Prlx du Plymouth. ....... w
Pour Hommes-Haut soulier
de bicycle, ave. semelle
Elk skin rot-trap-preof. Prix mn
de magasin de chaussures 7'
$3.50. Prix du Plymouth. 80. w
Pour Enfants-Soulier a bouton n n
tan, grandeur 81 a II Maya
sin de souliers $1.25. Plymouth "
Pour Enfants-Soulier a bouton,
Dongola, bout 6troit carre, pa
tente, grandeur 6 q 8. Prix de n n
magasin de charssures $1.15.
Prix du Plymouth. v
Pour Bebe--bout carre, d bouton, n n
no.. 5 q 8. Prix de magasin de
chaussures 81. Prixdu Plymouth J.
Pour lie Petit Monsieus-talon
resort, IA. lacet, noir GU tan, no. 8 n n
a 13. Prix de magasin de chaus-
sures $1.25. Prix du Plymouth. u
Pour Garcons on Jeunes Gems
Bas Souliers Tennis noir, no. II
a5% Prix du magasin de P0
chaussure Use.
Prix du Plymouth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-06-12

Magnifques Bottles pour Da-
mes, peau dongola, q facets
on boutons, bout extreme
ment pointu, une tres jolie ~
bottles, magasins de chaus- n
sures demandent $3.50 VI
Prix du Plymouth ........
Oxford Colombien pour Da-
mes, tan GU noir, prix des N
magasins de chaussures u
$3.50. Prix du Plymouth. "
Magnifque, pour Danes, en-
peau dongola noir, cousu a
Ia main gu piqure Mckay,
avec bout pointu ct patente m 4
excellent bargain / 81.
Prix du Plymouth. ....... "
Pour Dames.-"Pricesse," &C.
ci est I'm soulier exception
nellement beau, pour la
maison, talon bas, medium
bout pointu. Prix des ma n 4
gasins de chaussures 81.
Prix du Plymouth. " !
Pour Dames-Oxford en- don
COLA GU chevre rousse, bout
pointu, talon bas. Prix de IN 1
magasin de souliers $3.50.
Prix du Plymouth ....... "
Pour Dames-Sendales en-
Chevreau roux, avec une
couroie, bout pointu ct ia
Ion bas. Prix des magasins n
| de chaussures $1.25. u
Prix du Plymouth....... u
Pour Dames-Oxfords Don
COLA, bout patente ct poin-
tn. Prix DIES magasins de n
chaussures $1.25. U
Prix du Plymouth ........ u
Pour Dames-Sandales en-
beau dongola avec courroie
ct boucle, bout patents ct
po1ntu. Prix des magasins IN |
de chaussur s $3.50.
Prix du Plymouth. ...... ~
Pour Hommes-Chaussures
noir en- Peau Vici, Chevreau
roux, bout large ct uni. Prix ~
de magasin de chaussures ~
$3.50. Prix du Plymouth. -. VI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-08
Rhodes Wants a Rest.

London. Sept. 7.-B +. Hawksley, Cecil
Rhodes solicitor, writes to The Times.
expressing regret at the statement made
by John II. Hammond, TO the effect that
the johannesburg reformers had pro-
tested against the jameson raid. and
that he felt compelled to say so by pr.
Jameson's imputation Of cowardlce for
the reformers not having co-operated
with him In his raid. Mr.. Hawksley
says, in his letter: mo imputation OF
cowardice has been made by DR.. Jane
son, but Mr.. Hammond must recognize
that arrangements definitely made by a
revolutionary party intending to secure
reforms by force or arms cannot be cam
celled at the will OF one section Of the
party nor by an individual member. Un-
til the official inquiry Mr.. Hammond
will not think me unreasonable if ap-
peal to him TO let us have a.respite from
the controversy"