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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
TO PREVENT LEvEE CUTTING.
Authority to Use Militia Given.
Funds for Sufferers

Authority to Use Militia Given.
Funds for Sufferers
Little Rock. Ark. March Ex-Governor
Jones has authorized the sheriff OF Desha
county 10 use the State militia to prevent
the unlawful cutting Of the levees. In a
letter to that official the governor says:
1T is reported to me that the levces on
the Arkansas side OF the Mississippi liver
In Desha county are in danger OF being
broken or cut by lawlcss persons. which at
the present stage of water would flood and
devastate great area OF the State. and
that II is necessary TO maintain "A guard
and constantly patrol such leyees to pre-
vent such lawlessness and destruction.
and that the proper authorities OF your
county may be unable TO maintain SUI
fcient guard. ! am further advised that
the board OF levee inspectors OF Chicot
the First Regiment OF Arkansas state
such levees in Desha county. bear the en-
ice. including wages The authority to use
the militia in the manner indicated is
given"
mass meeting has been called by the
Board OF Trade OF Little Rock to be held
Monday to raise funds to assist the flood
sufferers OF Eastern Arkansas.
Tho Arkansas river continues to rise
slowly and Will reach the danger line to-
morrow.
Reports from Ell DoAado say the Ouachita
is higher than since 1852 and that a great
deal OF damage has been done In the low
lands
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!ected and refused to lis,., ..
lection, " "itnoraw his OBJ
. Mr; W A. Stone (Rep.) Of penn.v,v.,,.
the I'll. motion was In order to amend
this item. N"aio pe secured on
,,,. he speaker replied that q US. 40,
~ saiu ne would take urder .ar,...'.
= MOTION offered by MIR. Moody 1psnW ~
, na.s'etts TO recommit the hi, n,,,h
r as.,u.tlohs TO the COMMITTEES Ia striLa ~.
piosision from the bill. luis
III, cannon supported the hill ana ~.
for aa opposed 1t. A request was mads
Allen ~. ension OF the debate, but MIR.
The ,aa u, OF Mississippi objected.
,,i, Nv readlng OF the ninety maze. ~ o..
WI consumed an hour. Mr., sberman nv
neWed the request Of Mr. Masanv
~ ne from the bill the pararrauh rs,.t,,u ~
w. Inc opening OF the Uncompaghre reser,
,,,i Nh mere was no objection and IN.
pm with this provision eliminstad .ne
'nsh passed without division
M. cannon presented a reso,utsor >,
nahe Immediately available the mia. ~ ~
anu stationery allowances for m.mhar.
a '.In senators. 1t was adopted withn,,, Il, :
m,oI AFTER Mr. Holman had attaches q,
A.. p nau refused TO answer questions hy
HI, rowers 'kepD Of Vermont as TO hi,
rrn,,nd ~. acceptance Of mileage on the
tnat they were ''impertiuent An
oaner resolution making immed,o,ai-
asu',apIe tho salaries OF the eoneressinna !,
employees was adopted. 'e'S'onai
,, .osoiuton was also adopted 10 ex,ard
.ne 'ihe FOR the investigation Of ths s,h
ceA Der 10. wv avs until De-
AL O'Clock the house adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
DOWN AN ENHANCEMENT
FEARFUL ACCIDENT TO A PAssEN-
GER TRAIN IN MARYLAND.
General j. q. Fullerton Was Killed
and Several Other Persons
Were Badly Injured.

Cumberland, Md, March 20--An east
and Ohio road. known as No. limited. met
with an accident two miles west OF Oak
land today, in which one passenger. Gen.
eral j. S. Fullerton. n ST, Louis capitalist,
is thought TO have been killed and a dozen
others more or less badly injured. The list
IL as follows:
Kiled-General J. S, Fullerton, st.
Louis, Mo. missing and supposed to have
been buried under the ruins Of Pullman
car now lying In the river.
Wounded-M. d. Phelps and wife, Barr,
Vt. wife seriously hurt; Charles g. Martin,
Salina, Kan. slightly injured In the arm:
w. Il. Fuller Pullman conductor right
side seriously injured: Jeremiah Houston.
Davis. w. Va, side hurt: Mrs James Han
lin. Carpenter, Ohio. nervous shock; J. u.
Richards. Fort Scott, neck and back
sprainod: J. u. Kuppenheimer New York.
slight wound on head, George II. Suders.
Alaska. w. Va. slight scratches on head
and hip.
n" "icc"eu train, Wnich ieil 81, Louis
yesterday morning and Cincinnati last
night, was running at the rate OF forty -fivo
miles an hour whom. Just as the engine
reached the bridge across the Youghgh
river, two miles from Oakland. the bag.
gage car, express car. passenger coach
and sleeper jumped the track and rolled
down the embankment and into the river.
The Pullman car broke In two, but It Is
thought that all the passengers. save Cen
eral Fullerton. were rescued. A thorough
search has been made for his body, but
nothing has been found except his clothing,
which remained In the wrecSod car and II
Is almost certain that his corpse is In tho
shallow water under the debris and can
not be recovered until the car is removed
The wounded were brought to this city.
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FlTx DETERMINED TO au,T,
says Nothing WIN Induce Him 10 Ac.
cent Chnllrnmr

cent Challenges.
San Francisco, March ?o,-i,ob Fitxsim-
mons. 1.-THE retired champion OF all cham
pions," arrived here this evening. Tho
quarters arranged for han MT the Bald.
win hotel have been decorated with floral
horecshoes. boxing gloves formed Of white
v!olcts and other appropriate devices.
II do not think" said Fitzs hnmons
that Corbott or any ono else is smart
enough 10 get mo TO accept another chal-
lcigc. ! propose TO qua while my star IA
Ia the 0scendancy. l have made enough
money to live on comfortably. and pro.
pose to spend II for my wife and baby
and take my ease, for have licked tho
man Claiming 10 br champ ION of the world
aud have lowned over SD) men,
bNore ! went TO the arciia my wife, on
her bonded knees, prayed that | would b,
tho victor. ana had II not been for tho
eemhianco OF hollow mockery | would
have toincd her. In all my career as a
nEh'er | have tried TO be an honorable
man, and tiinls ths conquest over Gen
tleinan ann WI he remembered Ivy every
body who knows the story Of my ease,
TRUST WIN lie paiNioncd for dwelling
Il little on the general hnprcssSlNn circu-
lated by my .en'rn.es that had been
liked to lie down II the truth were
KNOWN, and Hee no reason why II should
aud s2,D.o10 by q New Yorker.
u gave my answer 10 those overturcs
and when the goilR was sounded by Ref
ERGO Siler. who has been an honorable
and fair official, 10 cl.h time. I made up
my mind that n they carried mo out
loser II would he ns a dead man. The
publse can decide for themselves. sub
init Ire facts.
II met the enemy and he IN mfnc, I asn
now prepared to enter INTO some ocs'upn.
tion more readily accepted by the public
and will try to do my part In the ana ~
of the country M ] have done in tho pro
tcsdon which today d!scaMed-for my
vito and forever"
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General Fullerton.

Washington, March 2o.--Persoual tcie-
grams from the scene OF tho wreck place
the death OF General Fullerton beyond n
doubt. General Fullerton left here a week
ago In connection with work Of the Chick
amauga National Military park commits
sion. Joining General Henry v Boynton
at Chattanooga Sunday During the regime
OF President Andrew johnson he was post
master OF ST. Louis President Harrison
appointed him president of the Chicka-
manga park commission and since then no
has spent practically all OF his time here
engaged In that work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
, rc,s,.,TryE DISORDER.

Phoenix, Ari,., March 2o'-Ihe c'os'ns
..oros ~ the Arizona legislature were
marked by disorder. The house passed d
resolution begging the governor to return
',.,,h his signature the bills exemptsng from
taxation for ten years WORKS ,or nlI'e ma =,
ieus i. ''sod en- tho cultivation OF the SUGAR
h sa.at' THE executive made no reply, %h.ae-
~, ,be house passed by vote OF ~ 10
a resolution declaring :, a.. ,srri,o-v
THAT the best interests OF the .erl asfcs
demand an immediate change in the ONCE
Of governor"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Carson City. New. March %. "Mystor'-
ous" Billy Smith. who threw up tho
spoDg with George Green on Wednesday.
is row repossng In tho county jail at
Carson. He got on tho train last evening
20 20 TO San Francisco and, walking up
behind a detective with whom he hah
eome trouble. commenced TO strike han IN
the mock. Pistols were. drawn. but before
AMI thing was accomplished officers hnI
Mystert0us Pally In tow and were le,ding
him down 10 JAIL. He was arrested Thurs
day on a charge OF disord.rly conduct
and spent the night IN jail. but now WI
prooably spend sbort time In the peni-
fx,niiary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
AnpI,IoAx LInnnATGD.
Gaze Against Francis J. I.aYraeu HAS
B~en Dismissed.

Case Against FrnnpS S'
B~en Dismissed.
Havana. March 2O.-The case against
Francis ]. Larrasu, n naturaiized Amert-
can. who was arrested in Matanzas. on the
charge " conspiracy. has been dinmisscd'
The government authorities ordered that
Larraeu be liberated and placed at the dis-
posal Of Consul General Lee. I.arraeu has
agreed to leave the island. 1t is under
stood that General Lee. In accordance with
the desire OF the family Of Cespedas, who
was released from Cabsnas prison on
March IL, suffering from sickness, VIII en-
deayor TO have him transferred from tho
island, and II possible To BIO sent Thursday
for Mexico,
A dispatch from Remedies says Pancno
GARLIC. tho insurgont leader. died recently
from the effects Of the amputation OF one
OF his legs. made necessary by q wound
which he received In n skirmish at Dallas,
near Arroyo Grando.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
CUMBERLAND STATIONARY.
II Rose All During the Day, Flood
Ing Houses.

Nashville, Tenn. March 20.-No rain for
six hours along tie upper Cumberland
and the river is now at standstil]. tbs
gauge marking 1872 feet, All during last
night and today the water climbed stead
ily. submerging manufactures and lumter
mills on the east bank OF the iiver. drlv-
Irg business men out of the houses on the
vest bank and stopping railroad traffic on
several near the river. The greatest dam
age is TO the occupants of small houses
in the low lands, which are now HOODED.
Those occupants are generally negroes and
are moor and the losses TO them VIII be se-
yere. About 300 houses occupied by THIS
class of the population have been anan-
dored Railroad traffic is greatly affected.
n lie believed that the Cumberland VIII
begin TO fall at Nashville by tomorrow
NIGHT without more rain and the inaica-
lions tonight point to fair weather.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Washington. March 2o.--It is understood
that Joseph l.. BrlFtow OF Ottawa. Kan,
has been selected by President Mckinley
for the office of fourth assistant postmaster
general MIR. Bristow is newspaper man.
The work OF appointing postmssters of the
fourth class will be resumed Immediately
upon Mr.. Brlstow assuming office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Carson City. New. March Pop. ]. Dom
ohne tho san francisco architect who
constructed tho lax arena for Dan Stuart
has pIastcred a.tchmcnta on the build
ing to recover the money. which he claims
is due him, according 10 tho ,o5trac' Inttnn
hv stuart, The nrst attachment ~ Cor
ssps, and the second for Nb The cue was
brought No in tho district court today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

philadelphia. Pa. March 2o.-cong

Philadelphia. Pa. March 2o-Congress-
man Charles II. Grosvenor Of Ohio. who
10 supposed to be close to tho present sd-
ministraiion. made an address before tho
Five O'Clock club in this city tonight. ia
speaking Oh the Cuban question ne snd
that tho United States would extend sym
pathy TO Cuba: that this country had NO
love for the Spanish government ana
never could have. but that wo could not
afford 10 declare war against Spain be-
cause we owed 1t TO our constituents and
treaties which had been enacted to pre-
serve peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

Instead OF Twenty-fcur
Feet as HequiEy'd.

Carson, New. March 20--It has been
found thst the ring In which Corbett anc
Fi,zslmmnns met last Wednesday was q
feet square. instead OF "A. as the ruie re-
oulres. shortly before the contest the ring
was enlarged by shelves constructed on
its sides, in accordance with orders given
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

washington, March 2O.-secretary A'ser
has sent to Major Auhury at ST. LOUIS
in charge of the river and barber work az
,h,t nolnt. a Telegram directing that the
vrvernment fleet in the vicinity OF cairo
30 mi in conpnIssion and everything pos,
sIbie be done 10 relieve suherings anu
preyent loss Of life and properly ~ tn'
t,ieoSea districts along tho Mississippi
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-..-'-----.-
DIED FROM BLOWS.
Two Deaths Result From DoxinE
pOufs.

Philadelphia, Pa, March ~. - Two
deaths tho result OF boxing bouts, on-
CURED here during the past twelve hours.
Edward Gibbons died early this morning
at tho iIalnernann hospital from the ct
y Perry during a friendly 70 nj the Tentl
ward democrats club las. night. while
Christian KeIncck.r died this morning
IN ST Mrry's hospital ns the result of n
boxing match with Frank connolly Thurs.
day.
xJu fnIinw
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

washington, March 2U.--Ths SECRETARY n
agricultu g has issued special order mol
flying the Texas fever quarantine resula-
ton OF the department OF January ~ last
by removing restrictions In California as to
tho counties OF Modoc. Lafian. PlLmas and
Sierra. Cattle In these counties are now
declared to be free from infection and cat
tie can 20 from them without restraint.
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by tho referee. but on tho night before
,he contest CHIEF Carpenter Franklin, act-
M Under Instructions from stuart ana
nseioek. saMsd OFT two feet around tho
placed two feet inward, IL IL claimed To-
accommodate tho kaleidoscope people.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21

washington. March 2o.--Perry Heath OF
Indiana took the oath Of oificc today ~ nrss
assistant postmaster general and Inn
medlately assumed his duties.
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TRIAL OF PRISONERS.
All Americans Expected 10 he Dives
speedy Trials.

Washington. March 20.-The state d.
partment officials expect that within :
short time all the Americans now held prip-
oners In Cuba win be tried and nearly ali
OF them released The Ave Competitor priss
oners Will be Included In this order. Their
trial will take place tomorrow before 4
military tribunal. as they were taken with
Of counsel, be confronted with the opposl-
tion witnesses and ia Tact have all OF the
privileges guaranteed by the Gushing prs
tocol, besides being aided through the.
presence Of Consul General Lee. The Span-s
ish authorities have had agents - worS
In such sections OF the United etAtes ~
are claimed ~ residences by the prisoneA
and having thus collected all evidence 81
sired on the points Of naturalixation ~
intention, the case y now ready for trial
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Havana. March ao.--Durlng the tea dayn
ending Thursday the insurgents have loee
l23 killed. among them one leader. elGn&
officers, three projects. besides eight M
were taken prisoners and 1ss who SUR
rendered. They lost l5t firearms anA ~
aldo arms. The Spanish loss during tAe
same period was three Officers ana n4s3
two soldiers killed. sixteen officers an4 ~
soldierS wounded 4 AZ
Oscar cespcdos. the American sshe IN
recently granted an order for relsase fto
san 6evarino CASTLE Matanza<. has NJ ~!
left the prison. He u prevented tro0 ~
tng 70 by slcknssA Ssl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-21
Thr "M,.trrIour" under Arrr.t.

Arrests will follow.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03

Abonnes.vous ArEoHo Oh LOT.
Est $1.00psr an payable d'svsnce.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03
Decisions Ju.iciaires Con-
Cernant les .JOurnauX.

Cernant les .JOurnauX.
10 Toute p-rsonne qui retire RS.
guliArement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elle ait souscrit on
non, que 90 journal soft adress6 3
son nom on q celui dun autrs est
responsible du Placement.
90 Toute personne qui renvoi un
journal est tenue de payer tous
les Averages qu'elle doit sur abon-
nement, autrement i'editeur peut
oontlnuer q lie lul envoyer jusqu'a
ce quill ait pave. Dams oe cas-
pabonn6 est tenu de bonner on ou-
tire. le prix de l'abou- ement JUS
qu'au moment du paien. 1t, quill
sit retire on non le journal du bu-
reau de poste.
30 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams lie dis.
trict Oh lie journal sc public, Tors
meme gull demeurerait 3 des cen
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
40 Les tribunaux ont decide
que le fat de refuser de retirer IN
journal du bureau de poste, on de-
changer de residence ct de laisser
accumuler les num6ros 3 l'aLcienne
adresse constitute une presumption
ct me preuve "prima facle" din
tention de fraude.
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I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOMMES GU
ac'ifs ct de confiance pour voyager,
pour un Establishment responsible, dams le Min
Salaire $500 par mois ct depenses. Stu
alton permanente. References. Ajouter uDe enve-
loppe avec votre adresse ecrite par vous-meme.
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LIE FAUX
(Suite.)
j. PILoG-UE'

peu degingande. gu vissRe sans
barbe, aux yeux energiques. veto
dune redingcre noire ct dun cha
peau haut de forma, Sc ~pr6sentat
4 dix heures du mstin, au moment
de l%'ouverture des guichets, q la
csisse de la maison Levlllain. Hsr-
DIV ct Gle, banquiers, rue ViVienne
porteur dun cheque de clnquante
mile francs sign6 Chateauroux,
Oervier ct Ole, gros m6tallurgistes
don't les bureaux ct le depot
6tsient situ6s rue Amelot, q Paris.
LIE oairsier prit le oheque, rex-
amina distraitement, pour Ia for
me-. MN. OuAteauroux ct Cervier
Giant depuis lopgtemps en- rap
ports avec la maison Levillain, ct
IL alIait payer sans observation
qusnd tout q coup il SO ravisa. II
jeta IN coup d'eil du cote de
l'homme qui le lui presentait, re-
connut IN DIES employees. lie oais-
s,er de la maison Chateauroux, pa
rut surprie, puts dit 3 rhomme:
-A,tendez-moi un instant....
Je mai pas assez d'argent en- cais-
se,...Je vais demander le COM
plement III patron
L'employe Sc laissa tomber sur
une bsnquette ct attsndit, Fair ma
chinal, sans i%nquietude.
Pendant GO temps, le ~caissier
passsit dams le bureau de NJ. Le-
VILLAIN qui %justement venait d'arrl-
YER.
H. lui .montra le oheque.
ELL bien, fit celui -ci.
vez.vous? ii fault payer....
Isl monsieur vent jeter nm
coup d'oeiI.
Sur quot?
Sur la signature.
M. Levillain regards, ne remar-
qua rien d'extraordlnaire ct DIT.
-Qa'est-ce qu'elle a?
bile est bien imitee, o'est V1a',
dit remploye, mails ]e mettrals ma
main dams lie feu qu'elle est faus-
Sc!
LIE bsnquier cut IN sursaut
brusque.
-Diablel murmura-t"1l.
II prit le cheque des mains de
remploy5 ct | examina cette fois
aveo une attention soutenue.
N6anmoins, rlen ne le frappa.
-Je ne vols rieu, dlt-il.
LIE oaissier prit une autre sigma
ture de Ia maison sooiale Chateau
roux, Cervier ct Gle, la rapprocha
de la premiere ct donna une loupe
au patron.
Oelui.o i cut I'm cri d'6bahlsse.
ment st de surprise.
,-C'est vrai qu'elle est faussel
Puls, &c tournant vers le cais-
sier.
-Vous avez des yeux pr6c'eux,
vous!N
Ca ma frapp6 tout de suite...
Avant de payer, jai 'te I'm coup
=d'oeil eur Ia signsture....
-Fiohtrt | vous avez bien fslt..
Et qui est-oe qui vous a prfsente
gal?
I'm employee de la msison
Ohateauroux.
I'll est encore ID?
-Ou1....il attended, ne go
doute de rien.
Isl c'est lai qui est le ooupa:
/. biz, il aura d6la 6l6....
oh! il ne dot 80 meier de
riep. O'est I'm cheque qu'on lui a
conf5.
-Oai?
-VoilAl....
Comment conns1tre lie coupa-
bile.
DE ne vols. qu'un moyen, dit
lie %csissier.
-Lequel?
-Faire arreter m LIE
commisseire rinterrogera, ct il
faudra blen quill r6ponde.
= 81 je rappelais dams mon ca.
: b1net ct 81 10 ta,hais de savoir....
1t ne dilait rirn peut-etre ct
tout serait msnque, tandls qoe
lorsqu'il sers pris....
: -Faltes done pr6venir le com.
missslre.
::-J'y oours.
LIE calssier reparot derrlere son
Ruichet.
Ne vous impatientez pas. dit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03

writ I'M journal ct se NIT q lire....
II ny await personne ! cette
heure dams le hall de la maison d.
banque, qui 6tait une msison as
peu aohalandea, bien qu'elle
fnt Fun renom solide 80.
Mails e'le faisalt surtout des af
flares aveo la province ct P6tran-
ger, ct CONNIE ellie n'svait pas de
bureaux sur la rue, qae son install
latlon 6tait au deuxieme 6tage. on
nv voysit pas de clients de passa-
sage. II y regnsit I'm silence re-
oueillj.
d. temps en- temps, settlement
une porte s'ouvrait, une porte 81
leIcieuse, don't Ie double Blatant
seul faisait I'm bruit l6ger; IN EN-
ploy6 t%rsversait, jetait IN coup
d'@ll sur la banquette Gu le csie-
bier de Ia msison Chateaurou1
etait assis, puts sen allait tran
quillement a SEES tf4ires.
On quart dheure environ 81
passa, puts, le c%aissier venant 3
rhomme:
-Voul' z.vous, dit-il, passer
dams le cabinet de M. Levillsip?
L'empIoy6 SIERRA son journal, 81
'leva, ct demands, commencant 3
trouver celia dlole:
-Pourquoi fare?
IN. Levillain vcudralt vous
pRrler.
"A moi?....
-Allons, dit-il avec SO phlloso
phie habituelle.
Et il su1vlt lie calssier.
Dams lie cabinet de M. Levillalp,
il y await . cote du banquler I'm
parsonage vetu de noir, Fair in.
quisitear ct froid, qui examine at
tentivement l'srrivsnt, des gull
parut, ct don't le regard pereant
troubla visibiement oelul-cl, sans
gull tnt pourquoi.
L'homme 6tsit intrigue, pas in
quiet.
II SO demandait settlement ce
que tout celia voulait dire ct regar-
DAFT tour q tour NJ. Levillaiu ct
l'inconnu, attendant uue explica
ton. Oe fut le banquier qui parla.
-C'est vous, demande-t-iI, qul
ave presente tout q rhsure q mon
o%aissler un cheque de oinquante
mile francs de la maison Cha
teauroux, G rvier ct Gle?
~" "
W. 'oa' Ae"' 70 0"o4uo'
,n.
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quoi on lui faiseit cette question.
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'oo 0' e'o"o1
11poIoe 10 o"o40' GOV LOU
eu' aue 'o''0 oe-
ulss0"en
II begaya:
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-Ooi....Ia sipnatnre q 6tA al.
no;~.h,oma,t ;m,to,. 49,.
D' ''0 co.,
lsusse.
Lhomm sembla1t atter.6.
20 mon Dr. u!....ft il.
Pois il ba]bnt,a. ma crovant mas
oooo~o \ nc 60, II; a,ao,+.
H'es'Vo su''
LIE banquier% rapprocha les deux
signatures, la fausss ct la vraie, loi
donno 10 lo,,o o. d;..
: W..
ce1 o1 %
omm await sur le front DIES
gouttes de sueur trolde. Tout
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03
81 vous voulez avolr du bon
canadian Rye" alIez chez s. j
Richardson, 80 &c Rue Sud.

L'eau st Leon guerit ind;ges-
ton. s. j. Richardson, Agent, 30
I6e Bue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03

L'eau st Leon gu6rit lie rhuma
tisme. s. J. Richardson, 80 &c
rue Sud.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-12-03

Essayez n bottle de Cascarets de Zoe.
lie mejlleur r6gulateur pour lie foie ct les
intestins, qui ait jamsis etc fait.