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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Montreal.-Voici de nouveaux
details sur la secousse de tremble-
ment de terre qui s'est tait sentlr
lei merdi soir, vers Oh. OF:
Impression generate dn pre-
mier moment 6tait la meme que
81, dams une piece yolsine, les meu-
bles eussent 6t6 vio!emment rem.
verses.
Les employees des manufactures
ont. cru d'abord que les chaudieres
s'6taient brisees on que lie mecca
nlsme des machines s'6tait d6ran-
&c.
Partout on voyait les habitants
des maisons SO precip1ter aux fe-
metres GU dams la rue pour s'infor-
mer de la cause du phenomena.
LIE premier moment de stupeu1
posse, chacun est rentr6 chez so
on plaisantant sur le r6sultat de
l,incident, ct il mes
ga6re rsst6 de traces de frayeur
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

81 vous d6sirez voir un magri-
fque stock de vetements ct de
chaussures pour hommes, femmes
ct enfants allez au Plymouth
Clothing House.
Leurs marchandises, qul'ls ven-
dent q des prix defiant toute con-
ourenoe, sont de premiere qualit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Louis D.srosiers, bien avsnta
geusement connu, commits genera!
q la Vanstrum Clothing Shoe Co.,
invite ses compatrlotes q lui repdre
une visite.
Cette maison de commerce est
Pune des plus considerables de
HOuest.
Leur stock Embellishments,
chaussures. shapeaux Yaisselle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Nj. Louis Laram6e a Gu la dou-
ieur de recevoir mardi una d6pe-
che lui annoneant la mort de son
frere EuoIlde q Hinsdale, Mass.
II 6tait age de 56 ans, habitat
cette Vile depuis plusleurs ann6es
cd il 6tait tres estime.
ii lalsse pour deplorer SO mort
M 6pous5 ct trois enfants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

sProfesseur Marie A. Hail., mu
s1oienne blen connue, dome des
lecons sur lie piano ct l'orgue 3 des
prix mod6r6s. Attention sp6ciale
sera donnee aux commencants. Re-
sidence ct studio, No. IS, coin de
la Chestnut Ave ct l24me rue Nord
(Mlle Hall parle f~raneais.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
DECES.

D6c6dee, en- cette vile, le &c
mars, a Page de 20 ans, Mile Ma
RE Gosselin.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu hier
l'6glise Notre Dame de Lourdes
au mllieu dun grand concours de
parents ct d'amis,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

manche dernier. Plus de cent
membres 6taient presents avec
leurs drapeaux ct insignes ct IN
grand nombre d'entre eux SO sont
approaches de la Sainte Table. LIE
Rev P6re Andre, chapeIain de la
socl6te, a chants la messe ct il a
aussi donn6 le sermon. LIE predi-
oateur a d'abord parl6 sur Ia null
DUPLICATION DIES cling pains dams lie
desert, puts il s'est ensuite ad.
dress6 directement aux membres
de pUnion St Joseph ct leur a
dome de salntaires conseils pour
eux ct leurs families.
LIE professeur Fred P~ariseau te
matt yharmonium ct le chour au
grand complet a chant6 une jolie
messe en- musique. A l'ofertoire,
Nine Auguste Bilodean a 6t6 tres.
heureuse dams un centlque q St
Joseph avec chorus en- parties par
lie ch9ur.
"Les Cieux sont inolin6s" un
autre beau cantique qui a 6t6 bien
interpret6 q la Communion par
Nine DIR Dumas ct ga soeur Mile
Bernard, lesque;les possedent do
]olies voix d'alto.
@B5e@
L'Union st Joseph, fond6e en-
1882, est une institution qui est
due a resprit d'entreprlse ct d'u-
MON qui distinque nos oompatrio-
ties du cote Est, blen que plusieurs
Canaaiens franeais des autres par
ties de la Vile en- font partie. Oct
to sooi6t6 a subj des revers dams
les commsncements. Mals grace
an travail ct au d6vouement dun
petit noyau de bons membres de-
vou6s, ellie a triomph6 de- tous les
obstacles ct ellie est aujourd'hal
dams une position DIES plus en-
viable.
Pour une consideration q la por-
tee de toutes les b%ourses, ellie oHre
a nos compatriotes de tout age ct
de.toute condition plus d'avanta-
ges que n'importe quelle autre So
ci6t6. Ellie repose sur des bases
solldes ct nos compatriotes peu-
vent sen convainore par eux-me.
mes; pien different en- celia avec IN
grand nombre de societies am6ri.
Gaines qui vous 6mettent des
''prospectus" ronasnts, mails don't
il est tres dificile de %s'assurer 81
les ayantages qui y sont %repr6sen-
t6s, existent r6ellement.
@5&s
La retraite pascale commence
ra dimanche proclaim q Notre-
Dame de Lourdes.
##5@a
LIE ch@ur est 3 preparer le mes
Sc de Brown pour lie jour de Pa.
ques. C'est une bien ]olie messe
en- quatre parties.
PIERRoT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
S, vous voulez avolr du bon
"Csnadian Rye" allez chez s. j
Richardson, 30 Go Rue Sud.
Nalssance

A Duluth, NJ nm, lie 29 mars,
Madame Alphonse Lacasse, IN
garcon.
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la secousse ne paraissant pas avoil
cause de s6rieuses perturbations.
lie choc q 6t6 RESENT dams
toute la vile ct avec Ia meme in
tensit6. Plusieurs personnes qul
Sc trouvaient dams la rue q CO mo.
ment assurent qu'elles ont remar-
que I'm certain movement vibra-
toire des batisses qui a dur6 l'es-
pace de quelques secondes.
Dams plusieurs maisons les
murs SO sont fssurees ct des de-
bris sont tomb5e des plafonds.
Dams quelques maisons Oh on
6ta1t a prendre lie souper, la vais-
selle ct les verres, sur les tables.
ont 6t6 pris dun movement de
tr6pidation violente.
II y a Gu choc violent al maya
sin de NM. Arcand ct FrAres, coin
des rues St-Laurent ct Lagauche
there.
Presque toutes les tablettes ont
6t6 renversees, ct les commits, sal
sis de frayeur, SO son prec1pitam-
ment enfuis dams la rue. Pas de
%dommages appr6ciables.
M. Arcand ait quill y a Gu PAM
que a sa residence. Une de ses
files a 6t6 en- proie a une terreur
telle quill a fallu Intervention
du medecin'
A rhotel de vile IL s'est passe
nombre de scenes s6rio-comiques.
On grand nombre d'employ6s
6taient encore q leurs bureaux ct
naturellement, dams I'm grand 6al-
foe CONNIE celui-la, la secousse a
Ste tres forte. Au d6partement
1e l'aqueduc les lumieres 6lectri-
1ues so sont 6teintes tout q coup,
70 qui, avec le brult sourd ct eff
'royable qui se fit entendre, jeta
a terreur parm1 les fonction-
M. Yaray, eperdu ct croyant q
N t&ondrement, crut prudent de
ortiz au plus vite ct par le che
hin lie plus court. II ouvrit une
enetre pour SO pr6cipiter al de-
ors du 2eme 6tage, soft une hau-
9ur dune vingtaine de pieds. II
TAFT debout sur la corniohe de
ierrs pref q s'6lanoer, lorsque
out bruit oessa en- meme temps {
ne tout danger, de sorte gull
'eut pas la peine de fare lie saul I
3
A l'hopital Notre.D Dame, lie
:emblement de terre a failli avoir
es suites facheuses. Tous les
lalades, en- resonant la %seconsse,
nt cru a une explosion ct ont 6te
aisis lie frayeur.
Les convalesceuts voulaient Sc
nicer pour prendre Ia fuite ct une
irritable panlque SO serait pro-
ute 81 les m6decins n'6taient sur
enus a temps pour rassurer les
atients.
Des scenes 3 peu pres sembla-
les ont en- lieu q l'hopital de la
La s6oousse q cause par.
>ut une vive terreur.
Les rues 6taient encombr6es de
ems qul semblaient crolre que lie
bit de leurs maisous s'effondrait
ar eux.
On fat assez singulier s'est pas
5 chez NJ. Lacroix, inspecteur des
atisses.
Son fills ag5 de Ii ans 6tait au
t depuis plusieurs jours, souf-
amt dune maladie grave. Afol6
ar lie bruit, ct oroyant q I'm 6crou-
,ment de l'6di6ce, il go leve ct
ourt nu pieds ct en- costume de
nit dams la direction de la porte;
lais on l'arrete au passage.
'tant revenu de so surexoitation
erveuse il SO declare parfaltement
ussi bien que jamais.
Trois. Rivieres.-Le tremble-
lent s'est fait sentir ici avant 6 b.
Ies maisons ont etc tellement
Dran)ees que -l'on a GRANT des {
,roulements. Ilsn'y a pas Gu de {
dependant.
Valleyfeld. I'm tremblement
3 terre violent s'est produit q 6 b.
} hier soir en- oette Vile. (
Observation-Disclosures violent t
du sud au nord. A COM
lenc6 q 6 b. 10 ct a dur6 plu-
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condos, scion la version des gems
Ellie a beauooup effray6 les popu-
la tions mails ma fait aucun d6gat
considerable. Les mairons ont
6t6 secou6es.
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S, e. OLSON co.

WILLIAM RONDEAU Commits Canadien, solicicite cordia-
lement la visite des personnes de langue FRANCHISE quill SO fera I'm
plaisir de servir le plus honnetement possible en- leur vendant ds
marchandises de premier choix.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
Du "Cultiyateur"
Sayiez.vous celia?

M. Lauzon, lie nouveau deput6
de STE onifaoe. Ia champion lllet-
ire des aucieunes 6coles az Mani
to ba, falt instruire son garcon
dams une institution protestante 3
Winnipeg, le St-John's College
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Oxfords Chevreau Vloi pour Da-
mes, bouts pointus on ropds It
semelles fexibles Prix des maya.
sins de %chaussures $3.50 al -
Prix du Plymouth. .4A.4A
Souliers Bas pous Danes, Noirs,
Roux. - Nouveaux bouts ronas,
semelles tourn6es q la main. Prix
des magasins De chaus d 10
sures So. Au Plymouth91s ~
Oxfords Mahogany pour Danes.
-Nouveau bout coin, fats q la
main, ralons has. Prlx des maya
sins de ohaussures SO. 80 "a
Prix du Plymouth ..Q6s6V
Chaussures Brunes q La3ets pour
Danes. -Nouveaux bouts coin on
ronds, semelles minoes ct fexlbles
Prix des magasins So 90 al 10
Prix du Plymouth. % ~
d Lacets Oxblood pour
DANES -Nouveau bout coin, ia
ions has ct bouts unis. Prix des
de ohaussures al 90
Pri1 du PIymouth~A.O0
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College Normal de Minneapoli
ct lnstitut d'Affaires

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Beauu-Arts, Art Special de Plu.
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ting, Conservatoirs de Musique
A commence son Treizieme ter
me le Z Septembre, 1896.
Instruction $1.00 par semaine
Pension $l.75
Envoyez pour catalogue.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
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ETC., etc., est des plus complet ct
de derni4res modes. Une seule
insI ectlon de leurs. marchandlses
vous convaicra que vous ferez DIS
Economies en- achetant chez eux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02
Dams lie Grand Magasin du Soubassement
Dams lie Grand Magasin du Sou~bassement
EEl3&*I1l1
Plymouth Corner, Nicolet ct Troisi4me.
& Bias PrX *
POUR
JOLIES CHAUSSURES

Dams lie Grand Magasin du SOubassement
On ma jamais WI le temps Oh on pouvait acheter d'aussi jolies
Chaussures que eelles que nous vendons a present q 81 bon
march6. La Ghaussure est aussi de bonnie qualt6, GU ellie ne
trouverait pas de place chez nous: La grande demande pour
nos Nouvelles Chaussures de Printemps est Ia mellleure
preuve de la superiorit6 de notre assortment actuel. Des
grands ct avantageux achats sont les seules rsisons pour
quot nous pouvons bonner des prix tells que ci dessous:
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Noirs ct Roux pour Hommes-
Nouveaux bouts opera, Bull Dog,
ct coin, toutes nouvelles couleurs
prix des magasins 81. % "A
Prix du Plymouth. w
Ohaussuaes Tan pour Enfants-
A boutons, semelles tourn6es ct
nouUeaux bouts ronds, prix das
magasins de chaussures ST.. a.
Prix du Plymouth. .o0C
Nouveaux Chaussures Roux pour
Enfsnts-A facets on boutona,
nouveaux bouts ronds, semelles
fexlbles, prix des magasins 81 -
$1.25 Prix du Plymouth.
Tans Chocolate pour DemoiseIles
"A facets on boutons, bouts coin,
semelles minces ct bouts unis.
$l.75prix des 1naeasins de ST 81
chaussures. Au Plymouth4'0o
Chsussures Oxblood pour Enfants
"A facets, bouts ooir, grandeurs
81 q IL. prix des msgasins So AZ
$l.50 Prix du Plymouth. .lszo
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-04-02

Promenade concert par la fanfare Watson du Premier R6gi-
ment, 80 Morceaux. Long programe compose sp6cialement
de morceaux des plus attractfs. Tout gratis pour le monde.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
FOR NEW TERNIS AIS.

Kansas City, Fort Scott g Memphis to
Build Shops ana Tracks at Kosedaie.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 2S.-A petit
tion from the Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Mem phis Railway Co. was presented
to the city council of Rosedale. Kan,
last night, asking for the vacation of
certain streets in Rosedale. The COM
pany is preparing to use all its land in
Rosedaie for tracks and other terminal
purposes and does not want it ham
pered by streets. The city council
was given to understand that it would
not be very long before roundhouses
and shops would follow. Officials
of the company are reticent regard
ing Rosedale plans and say they are
incomplete and indefinite, but they do
not deny that the establishment OF the
main terminals of the Memphis rail-
way at that place will be brought
about gradually. The first actual
work for the establishment of the
terminals in Rosedale has been COM
menced. The ground has been sur
veyed for Is miles of switch tracks and
grading will begin in a few days.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
TEE hAiSER'> MIND GOING.
Emperor Williams Mental Condition
Reaching n Critical Stage.

Emperor Williams Mental Condition
Reaching Critical Stage.
LONDON, Sept. 2s--According to pri-
vate adyices from Berlin and derived
from the most authoritative sources,
matters are gradually reaching a crisis
with regard to the mental condition
of the kaiser. Like his granduncle.
King Frederick William ", who
was afflicted with identically the same
cancerous ailment which is eating its
way from the drum of the ear to the
base of the brain. and which must in
evitably terminate in lunacy or death,
the emperor. in his periods of sanity,
is more brilliant, more clear-headed
and more active-minded than ever be-
fore But his fits OF dementia are in
creasing in number and in violence to
such degree that a secret meeting
has been held of what is known as the
Kronrath. or council of the crown. for
the purpose of deli5erating the steps
which at any moment it may become
necessary TO take in order to place him
under restraint and appoint his only
brother. the sailor Prince Henry. as
regent in his stead
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
SHERIFF MARTIN BLAMED.
Coroner's jury Returns Verdict in HAIL,
ton Shooting-Two Jurymen Non-Co,

Soroner's jury Returns a Verdict in Halle
ton Shooting-Two Jurymen Non-Cou-
cur.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Sept 2s.-The coro-
ner's jury, which investigated the
death of the strikers at Lattimer, after
an hours deliberation yesterday rem
dered the following verdict:
That from the circumstances of the case and
the evidence offered the said Clement Platock
and others came to their death by gunshot
wounds on September TO- at the hands of Sheriff
James Martin and his deputies and in this, we.
the jury do all agree. and we. Phil J. Boyle
Thomas 7. Thomas Barton Fress and Peter
Mckiernan. of this jury, do further say that
the said Clement Platock. with others. was
marching peaceahly and unarmed on the public
highway; that they were intercepted by said
Sheriff Martin and his deputies and mereiIessly
shot to death: and We do further find that the
killing was unnecessary and could have been
ayosied without serious injury to either person
property, and we find finally that the killing
was wanton and unjuStifahle but in this we.
George Maue and +. j. MacNcal. of this jury.
do not concur
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
TRYING TO TRAP GOMEZ
Weyler Decides to Throw !
MAN Trocha" Across
Matanzas Province,

Havana, S-pt. 2S,-I learn from .
thoroughly reliable souce Of ma.
plan of Gea. Weyler to head off Ga.
mez and .ntrap him in his westward
march 1t is the inteution of Wav
ler to throw "man trocha" across
Matanzas Province very near to tLe
Havana AID Masauzas boundary linz
This ,rocba will tie composed of com.
psiies, and will be located every ten
niles, with every other ct mparv com.
posed OF cavalry and attltler,. The
photography system VII bs used.
The columns composing the trocha
Will OF crate constantly o. swinging
march II this | Ian i, earned out
He,l L will have to bnr the troops
from other provinces, bat it ia his
irteniion, understand. 10 take from
each fort number Of men in pro.
portion to the number already sta.
toned In the fort. 1t is said that
We, Ter has received imperative or,
d-rs fiom Madrid that Gomez's
western march must be checked.
From The movements of the
troops on the field one would
h.Eeve that this plan is b-ing put
into operation. Gen Seeuanz's q
command has been ordered ftom
Santa Clara to report in Matanzas
Province Two columns have been
made up in Havana Province and
already sert forward
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
4tG-4t
Trustees a salr

whereas, Phlander Morgan, single man,
by his deed of trust dated August ~
1871. and recorded in the recorder,s
once within and for Bates county, Missouri
Ia book No. 1o7 page l55 conveyed TO the under
signed trustee the following described real es-
sale lying and being situate in the county OF
Bates and state Of Missouri, to-wit:
The west half Of block ten li0l in Christian and
ondee's . addition TO the City Of Butter. Mis-
sour, which conveyance was made In trust 20
secure the payment Of one certain note faIIy de-
scribed In said deed Of trust; and whereas.
DEFAULT has been made in the payment
OF the principal OF said note and the
annual interest thereon now past due
ahd unpaid NOW therefore. 1t the request Of
the legal holder Of said note and purs ant to the
conditions Of said deed OF trust, win proceed
70 sen the above described premises at public
vendue, to the highes. bidder for cash. 1t the
cast 'front.' door Of the court house, in the city Of
natfer' county Of Bates and state OF Missouri on
Saturday October %, lsg.,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and Eve O'Clock In the afternoon Of that
das Tor the purposes Of satisfying said debt
iasertss ana costs. j. ID. ALLEN,
f'-t Trustee.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30

From authoritative sources from
London is stated that matters are
gradually reaching a crisis with re
gard to the mental condition of the
German Emperor. He has a can
ee~ous ailment which is eating its
way from the drum of the ear to the
base OF the brain, and which must
inevitably terminate in lunacy OF
death. Fits dementia are increasing g
IN number and in violence to such a
degree that secret meeting has
been held of what is known as the
Kronratb, or council of the crown,
for Tie purpose OF celebrating the
steps which at any moment may be
eome necessary to take in order to
place him under restraint. He is
afflicted in the same manner az his
grand uncle, King Frederick William
~, who died a luratic.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
POLISH MINERS RIOT.
Two Factions Clash and Before The Are
Separated Several Are Killed.

Two Factions Clash and Before The- Are
Separated Several Are Killed.
GIRARDyiLLE, Pa, Sept. 2s AT leas.
nine men received fatai injuries and
possibly two score others were more or
less seriously wounded in bloody
riot here early yesterday morning.
The battle was the outcome of quar-
rel over the Hazleton troubles. Thir-
ty-siN men are known to have been
wounded and about 80 more are being
secreted by their friends. who fea<
that they will be sent to Jail. Twelve
of the ringleaders were beought be-
fore Justice Elias kissinrer and ten
before Justice Fl. Il. Johnson. All
We're charged with assault with intert
TO kill, housebreaking and rioting. and
were held in heavy bail for court
Many more warrants have been issued,
but have not been served as vet.
DIR. Charles Schlessman attended to
~ of the wounded, nine of whom. he
says, will die. Drs. William MoGog-
han and James Donahue attended to
II others, and how many the other
physicians cared for is not known.
Three other men have been reported
.{nal
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
NO FEMALE JURORS.
Eort Scott Women " NiiIin: to Serve, bat the
Law Held Against Them.

Fort Scott Women W Him. to Serve, bat the
Law Held Against Them.
FoHT SCoTT, Kan, Sept. 2S.-The five
women who were drawn on the district
ever called for such service in Kansas,
responded to the summons to-day and
all but one expressed a willingness to
serve. The question of their eligibil-
ity was raised BY Judge Biddle, VIII O
cited a Washington supreme court
opinion to show that they were not
competent. and Judge Simons found
that under the constitution and su-
preme court decisions qualified
elector must be male.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue and authority of an execution
for costs issued from the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court of Bates county. return
able at the November term, lsg7, of said
court, TO me directed in favor of c. ". Bos-
well and against Estes r. Murray have
levied and seized upon all the right, title, in
serest and claim of said defendant Estes +
Murray. in and to the following described real
estate situated in Bates county, Missouri, to-
wit:
The northeast quarter Of the southwest quar-
ter Of Sc ton seven %, township forty-two f42l
OF range thirty go, otherwise described as the
north half OF lot one ~ of the southwest quar-
ter OF sad section, township and range, all in
Bates county, Missouri, / will
Friday, November II, 1897
Between the hours Of nine o clock in the fore.
noon and FIVE O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the east front door of the court house
In the city of Butler, Bates county, Missouri
sell the same or SO much thereof as NAV he re-
CURED at public vendue to the highest bidder
Tor cash, to satisfy said execution and costs
Z. c. MUDD,
A-ft Sheriff OF Bates County
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30

Postmaster Gene ral Gary has pro-
fusely apologiZed for his mistake in
regard to the emb- zzler that Pie
Agent Kerens indorsed On the
count of pernicious .persistency,
however, Gary's sulphurous arraign-
ment of the Missouri republicans
atill stands.
When the Postmaster General dis.
covered that Bishop Kerens had not
endorsed an embezzler for office, but
only republican who has never ye,
had chance to embezzle. he fell or
his neck and bussed him, while be
changed his cues words into profuse
apologies to Miss ouri's Oily Gam
mon. Henceforth these twain viii
rob in harmony.-Kausas City Times
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
ITS SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
santa Fee Railway W i'll Properly Celebrate
the Event at Topeka Wednesday.

santa Fee Railway VIII Properly Celebrate
the Event at Topeka Wednesday.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept, 2s.-A num-
Der of Kansas City railroad men will
go to Topeka Wednesday to attend the
silver anniversary celebration of the
completion of the Santa Fe line
through the state of Kansas. The old
Santa Fe trail was the first route es-
tablished by white men through Kan
sas. The Atchison, Topeka Il Santa
Fe railway. which superseded it.
follows substantially the same
route. To celebrate the event.
Wednesday has been set apart
and designated as Santa Fe day
in the festivities at Topeka. The en-
ployes of various departments of the
road have arranged for special floats.
displaying features illustrative of the
industrial conditions and development
of the country. each section making its
display representative of its own re-
sources and growth.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-09-30
Russell and Moore Named.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. 2s.-Gov
Lon Y. Stephens has announced the
appointment OF L. w Russell for coal
oil inspector of Kansas City and Milton
Moore for election commissioner. The
office of coal oil inspector pays $1,000 a
year, and that of election commission
er $1,000. Mr.. Russell is haIf-brother
Of Mrs. S.ephens.