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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-13
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, Aprl 10, 1897.
Fourth District Court.

Tho following business has been
transacted In the Fourth diltrict clurl:
Suit has been commenced by the
North Mercur Mining anu Milling
company against Samuel Firkes,
Frank Carpenter and j. &. Wilcox, Tor
The permission OF the Crown Point No.
l Lode miniDg claim Ia the Camp
FLOYD mining district, which plain
tn alleges defendants unlawfully
entered upon April 9th, 1897, anu
ousted plaintiffs ,herelrom. An in.
junction 10 restrain defendants from
doing any work upon the properly
was Issued this morning. ThOs. b.
Wilde Ia attorney for tue defendant
corporation.
John Lees VS. j. J. freeman ct al
came up before Judge Dusenb berry this
morning. Plaintiff cues Tor S592. so
claimed on account OF sheep leased by
plaintiff 10 defendants. Deienuants
admit tn 1t they leased the sheep hut
that the lease has not expired, and
that defendants have tf,ied to com.
ply with the terms OF tho contract, so
lar 20 returning the sheep leased Ia
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State Nchool Money.

The second ami last anpOrIionment
OF the State school fund for 1862
mss been maize, on basis OF LOS per
capits. and County Superintendent OF
Schools d. II. christensen has notified
tue several districts that the follow ing
smounts are ia the county treasury
subject to their orJer, TO BIO used Tor
payment OF teRchGrs'e salaries curing
tue present school year Onlois VITA ut
1t the schools can be Continued tho
rtqulTed forty WeNkl:
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sTorK, AsD mARxEr,.


SEw YORK. April l3..-The general tone ut
the opening OF the stock market WAS marked
5y ilrmnoss ana slight gains In the prices &C.
Cured In industriais.
The bears offered round amounts OF aecuri-
ties and succeeded In bringing about q selling
movement IN which sugar and Chicago gas
lost fraction. A genera rally Of the iIst re.
sisted the fohcuonAry movement. AntnrAcite
coal shares succumbed to the efforts of the
bear faction.
Tho general market was stagnant and
values but little changed until near midday
when The execution or supporting orders IN
anthracite coalers resulted m hrmness OF
those stocks, all showing fractional rceoyeries
Railway shares were practically neglected,
Tho bond market was dun but the prices
well sustained.
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CHICAGO, April ID. - Treasurer
Spauldiug OF the board OF trustees Of
tho University Of Illinois, who was
expected to come before the meeting o.
the board today and explain the dis.
Appearance OF the university fund Ell.
trusted to his keeping failleI to put IN
an appearance.
AT meeting which was held be.
hind closed doors, f. &. Keith was
elected TO I'LL Spaulding's place az
tfgagurgr
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concerned but that plaintiff have
failed TO receive them.
The case OF John Lees VS. j. j, Free
man ct al WIS taken under advise.
meut by Judge Dusenberry.
Chas. Il. AlAlmstfOm has conn
nenced suit Riust George A. Storr-
ms a minis;r0tor OF the estate Of Mil
lard Straw, deceased; Myra straw
Bray and Henry Rlylanoe Jr., to
collect S2S750 with Interest, on q
promiss-fy note, secured by mortgage
On Utah county real estate. Chaf.
De Moisy Is attorney for plaintiff.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing observa.
tious at Am. today:
Salt Lake Citv-Bar0meter, 30 IS;
temperature, IS; minimum, 81; vino,
northeast, 8 miles per hour; rain,
trace; clear.
Baker City-Barometer, 80. 80; tenn
perature,Si; minimum, 80; wind, south
east, 10 niles per h0uf; cloAr.
iCneyenne--BaTOne 80. i6; tenn
perature, 90; minimum, 20; wind,
north, light; clear.
Hsvre- Barometer, 5000 tenn
perature, AZ; minimum, 81; winu,
southwest, is miles per hour; partly
cloudy.
Helens-BarOmsler 80 "a; tempera-
ture, 3S; minimum, IS; wind, west,
light: rain, .Ol inches; clear.
Miles City--BRrometer, 30 %; tenn.
perature "a; minimum, "a; wind,
toutheast, S miles per hour. rain, .0l
inches; clear.
Winnemuuca - Barometer, so. 30,
temperature, 30; minimum, 30; wind,
cast, II mileH per hour; clear.
Idaho Falls-Barometer, 30.44; tenn.
peIature, %; minimum, 22; wind,
northwest, light; clear.
General and local forecasts for 30
houTs ending s .. m. Wednesday,:
For Utah: Forecast made at San
FTancisr0): Far tonight ana Wsdnes.
DAY; warmer Wednesday.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Falt
tonight and wednesday; warmer
Wednesday. ]. H. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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DOUBLE PUGlLlSTlC BILL.
Turf TX hange Will Receive the Sltlz.
ner orcggains and thompson.
Agn,W tights by Rounds.

The acknowledgements and Thomp.
son-Agnew pugilistic battles occur In
San Francisco tomorrow night. 10
both instances there 10 n great deal OF
interest being taken on the coast as TO
the quito me.
In Salt Lake, too, there ia not
a little lalk over the probable
result though there has not
been much betting yet. The Salt
Lake Turf exchange today made ar.
engagements to receive an account OF
the battles by roungs In the Tunnel
into which u Hpecisl wire has been run.
Bob Thompson ia u iavorite with the
sporting msn here over he antagonist,
Lon Agnew on whom the FricJ PEG.
pie are quitting up good deal Of
money. To c little dussy Senegsm-
Dlan from Salt Lake, however, Is NOT
without friends anu hackers even IN
California, aud wHile IL 10 conceded
that he Is going to meet the hardest
man he ever fought, not excepting
Dick Case, the signs ssem to iudIcate
tuRt lie VIII win. Should he loee, the
cOlOEeu pOpulhtiOu Ol Dhu rthncitCD,
according tOa paper OF tbat city, will
all 20 broke.
The betting on Stazner and Greg
gains Is about even, Both men are
big fellows. Steiner lie regarded as
the hardest hitter while GTosgiRns Ia
gwen the palm Tor cleverness. In
salt Lake Gteggaius ana Thompson
are rathsr expected to De the winners.
Ia the event OF Thompson bei0g sue
cesslu hs will be taken IN hand 10y
PArson Davies aud matched against
any man IN the UOuutry OF mis- weight.
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Where is A. w. MindIer2

Chief of Police Paul has received
tho following communication. which
10 handed the NEWS Tor publications;
HELENA, Mont, University.
Dear 5it-will you kindly advertise
In the paper that there IL one Frank
Thom0s Minoler looking for one A. W.
Mindler He is my Iatner and L have
not seen him for u few years. II 30
you VIII be doing great favor tor nn
unhappy boy.
Yours Truly,
FRANK HOMAs MINDLER
p. S.-Veii me II you get answsr to
Advertisement.
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a verdict for the plant Il IN the sum Of
$4,000. Plaintiff sued 70 recover
SIS, 900 alleging that they were dam
age In that sum by the failure Of a
certain kiln owned By defendant TO
DO certain work, rendering vslueless
large amount OF material, etc.
Joseph 3. Grow has oniered legal
proceedings avsinHt Robert ShFrw Cd
to recover 10000 shares OF iminlne
stock, alleging the value 10 be 81 800.
Grow alleges that In August, 1895, he
Deposited with the defendant tue
stock named as security for morchsn-
disc. Up to Marcl ot THE year he
olsims to have had $40 worth OF mer-
chnndlse and money borrowed. He
offered to settle up, but says Sherw God
refuses to do 20.
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turf Exchange Removal.

Tue salt Lake Turf Exchange will
be removed from the Tunnel the latter
part Of the week into lighter, more
airy and comfortable quarters. The
new location viii be in tue Wasatch
blcck, No. 2l5 south East Temple
street,
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MINOR MENTION.

a grand anniversary ball OF the /.
o. o. f. Will be piven Monday even
log In the OLD Fellows Temple, this
city, under the auspices OF the grand
lodge Of Utah, for the benefit Of the
building association.
Marriage licenses were granted to.
day to james g. Atkinson, aged 22,
ana Rehecca Hammer, aged %, bUth
OF Salt Lake Guy; also to Joseph Han
sen, aged 81, and Sarah Wsyment,
aged Il, both OF Pain City, Weber
county.
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Railway Officials Confer.

The Union Pbulhc dnd Oregon
Short Lilac officials held another pro.
tracted meeting this afternoon. The
exact purpose Of the conference was
not given out.
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Chicago, April -.
sheep anu lamb market steady to loo. higher.
Naive sheep, s3,utMi5 10
Westerns, % SuRsj.l5
Lambs. l8.ltaA,l5.
hOgB--
Light s3.05aat.l 7t.
Mixed. saebaA2l 20.
Heavy, S3.sJasA.2l
Rough, sJ.SlG $3.50.
Cattle
Heeves. 80 sBat5.c0.
Cows and heiters, te.O0d!ll0.
Texas steers s. 2aaSLI0.
stockers and feeders. sSFaA.4O
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ID L HI Dsi

PREEuE.--At tho residence OF her daughter.
Mr. ruler, " sontn u,ouonW9od. April
widow Of the late John Freeze. aged Gs years,
MONTH and u days.
The body will lie In state In the Fourth
ward meeting house from II g. M. to ~ m.
"Wednesday the lith inst at which time tl2 m
the funeral services will be conducted.
Friends of tho family are kindly invited to
attend.
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LamoeTps Main Street Pharmacv y
receive souvenir during their S, sna
Ease o oning, saiurtay.I7, spSdnnId
IL mud Monday, 10. RomembsTIa
e.r = Mar Street PhArmsoy Ssc
Main, corner rhird South, -sO
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nlDs-April sLogAi May, a.Cai.
Fiax-1as
BArleY-s2Q0
1imothy--26j
silver. I.~-i
>, BosroS, April is,-B. and NJ. i9l,i u. and
b. I3s.
NEW YORK. April a.
Copper dull, llj1la.
Lead dull, 30.
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ohiGRgN April 10.
wheat-April, G7is; May. 67iIaY.
Corn-April, ?3Sa9s May. 2Sk az.
Oats, April, 10; May, l6Js.
POrE-April ss,SlI Msy 1855,
LArd-April. A2l; May. sl2g9Ls2k
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ming oattlemen, now In tnls city
heartily endorse the proposed cow
boys tournament.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14
9EGE2E~ ~


La semaine prochalne au Bijou
on vera "A r .ilroad Ticket" CO.
m6die-farce' des plus amusante.
Dialogue vif, situations amusan-
tes, musique charmante, chansons
gales ct danses extraordinalres,
tout y torme IN ensemble vrai
ment remarquable,
LIE role principal sera tenu par
Marie Stuart une chanteuse de
haut talent ct don't le salaire est
DIES plus 6lev6.
Ellie 8 joue avec lie plus grand
su,ces en- Europe ct en- Am6rique
ct meme dams lAtrique do sud.
Ellie est tres jolie, traits regu.
Tiers yaux bleus ct cheveux q Ia
tant admir6s par les danes.
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Ia FRANCE ct
L'ALLEmACNE

EL .-4-
LIE "Jouanal des Debats" public
CO qui suit:
Lorsque, voicl pres de dix ans,
M. Grand Carteret publia SO
"Franoe jugee par rA,lemsgne'',
le public, qui s'att endalt q ne tfou.
YER ans ce hvre que des juge-
ments meprissnts on haineux. fat
tout surpris de d6oouvrir, an con.
traire, chez nos voislns, une re.
connalssanoe approfondie de notre
pays. de notre langue ct de nos
mwurs, pps appreciation souyent
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La Fumesterie TaxiI

Vo1oi CO qu'en dit notre oonfre-
re de "La Tribune, de Woon-
sock 1t, R. I:
C'est pour assister 4 la manifes-
tation de Ia pretendue Miss Diana
que M. Tardivel, de Quebec, etait
allie q Paris.
M. Taralvel croyait sincerement
aux revelations de Leo Taxi ct de
Miss Vaughan, ct rlen dams 90
colossal 6chafaudage de menson-
ges ne lul a paru 6irsnge jusqu'a
ce quill cut personnellement pu
90 convaincre de la tromperie. IL
a du moins Gu le m6rlte d'aller
lui-mems au-devsnt des pleuves
ct do chercher la yerit6 avant tout,
quill s'est empresse de proclamer
des gull Ia connue. D'ai)leurs, il
ne .faudrait pas s'imaginer que NJ.
Tardivel est dou6 dune cr6dullt6
plus grsnde que le commun des
hommes; ills sont nombreux les
catalogues de France ct autres
psys-le Canada comprls- cui SO
sont laiss6s prendre aux revelations
du ma1tre com6diep Leo Taxi.
Mgr Fave, pillustre ct saint eve
que de Grenoble, q cru jusqu'au
dernier moment 4 Persistence de la
]eune file convertie; NJ. Table
Mustel ma oess6 de la dsfendre
dams la presse; ellie a recu dea be-
n6d1otions de Rome!
Et dire que limpudent voyou
qul s'est llvr6 depuis dix ans 3 la
mystiicatlon de tout ce monde
croyant, de toutes ces ames droltes
ct CONNIE telles sans defiance, peut
continuer 3 JOUR- de SO libert6, d
oivculer dams lie public!
II y a peut etre dams GO role
|jou6 par Leo Taxil IN desseln plus
profond qu'on ne le .croirait d'a-
bord. lies v6ritables revelations
|faites sur lie compile de la franc
maconnerie en- Europe de 1860 3
1880 avaie1t emu cette t6n6breuse
pursuance au point de lui faire
oraindre I'M 6branlement general
de SEES ASSESSES; il nest pas impos-
sible, que iis je, il est meme pro-
bable, qu'elle q organise l'ignoble
fumisterie Taxi pour d6gonter les
catalogues 3 Jamais des r6v6la.
tions ct SO METRE alnsi pour LONG,
temps . rabri dune INCUBATION
qui lui serait fatale,
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Les Canadiens ,franqais de !,
Vile ga sont de nouveau reunis di
manche dernler, pour entendre K
rapport de Charles Marchessault
president q la reunion preo6dente
ct qui await 6t6 autoris6 de nom.
mer IN eomite de cling devant for.
mer une partie du comit6 d'orga.
nisation pour la celebration de la
st Jean Baptiste. Voioi les mons:
Louis Laramie, David Gagn6,
Charles Frame, +. <. Paradis,
Charles Filteau.
Sur motion de Sam Fontai-
ne, lie oomite compose de dix a 6t6
autoris6 de s'adjoindre de nou.
veaux membres sill le juge d pro-
pos.
Nal doute qu'sveo IN oomit6
compose d'hommes aussi s6rieux,
dAvou6s ct infaents, notre fete ma
tionale sera c6l6br6e cette ann Q
avec I'm 6clat don't tous les Cana
diens-francals pourroDt ..s'6nor-
gueillir.
Nous sommes fers d%'apprendre.
dune source assez oertaine que
M. Seymour a fat des arrange
ments avec une compagnie de che
min de fer aussi avantsgeox que
l'ann6s derniere.
Ain d'assurer le success de no.
ire fete rationale IL nous fault lu-
MON ct Ia bonnie entente, partlculi-
Aremert entire les deux psroisses
condolences, qui on benetoiefont
sous tous les rapports.
LIE comit6 Reorganization SO re-
mira demaln soir ct nous aimons
q crolre que la semains prochaine.
nous pourrons announcer q nos
compatriotes Pheureuse nouvelle
que l'entente la plus cordiale exls.
to entire les deux paroisses ct que
la celebration de notre fete natio-
male lie "a JUN proclaim par tous
nos compatriotes sera par Ia IN
fait assure.
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les prisons ,ceHtreles avant de pou-
voir poursulvre leur voyage. Et
les epldemies qu1 s6vissalent dams
ces agglomerations de prisonniers
fajsaient un grand nombre de vic
times. En- somme, IL voyage de
Sip6rle 6tait nm chatimenc beau
COUP plus redoutable que lie s4]our
meme daps 90 pays. La nouveau
d6cret du tsar constitute dono une
mesure de haute cl6mence.
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DEBATE
DU PARTI CONSERVATIVES DAMS LA
PROVINCE DE QUEBEC

Aux elections provinoiales qui
ont Gu lieu dams la province de
Quebec 70 IL mai, le parti liberal
a remport6 une brillante vlotoire
dams presque toas les comics. les
llb6raux ayant elu so deputies ct
probablement So, ct les conssrva
tours a peu pres une vingtaine.
Al nombre aes conservateurs
pro6minents defa,ts sont g.. A.
Nantel, commissaire DIES Travaux
Pablioe, qui a represents le comte
do Terrebonne pendant une quin-
zaine dame g ct don't l'adversalre
6talt Achille Carrier. On SO rap
pelle que M. Carrier, il y quel-
ques ann6es, av.it d6fait, dams le
comt6 de Gaspe, Flynn, aujour-
d'hui premier ministre du parti
conservatism.
Ce brilliant ct fougueux Achille
8 est fait admire par SO grande a
gazette durant plusieurs oampagnes
6leotoraIes dams rEtat du Mime
sofa, Giant attach6 aiors q la r6dao-
ton de TEOHO DE L'OOEsT.
Louis Beaubien, commissaire de
PAgriculture, est aussi au nombre
des vsinous.
lie programme des deux parts
favorisait l'extension du systeme
des Coolies publiqnes dams la pro-
vince ct Regeneration des de-.
penses dune plus grande somme
d'argent pour les bienfaits de re-
ducatlon.
La v1ctolre DIES lib6raux dams la
province de Quebec met lie parti
liberal au pouvolr dams toutes les
legislatures provinoiales da Domi-
MON ainsi que dams lie gouverne-
ment federal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

t1oual don't lie but est de revlser
en- partie les r6glements de Union
posta.e u~niverselle.
Les seances de ce congress sc
tienpent dams l'6difce connu sous
le nom de Corcoraa Art Gall cry;
les travaux sc font en- francais, ct
l. secretaire au congress est M.
Edmond Holm, djrecteur du bu-
renu international de pynion pos
tale B Berne..
Tous les pays du monde ont en-
voy6 des delegues a co congress,
Oh la France est Represented par
NM. Assault, administrations dss
postes, Dalmas, Herman ct Re-
Going.
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equitable de nos qualities.

equitable de nos qualities.
I Sans doute, ia rancune ct ]e
parti p1is vicisient encore beau
coup d'op1nions particaiieres;
mails il 6tait evident qae. dams
l'ensemble, PAllemagns common
Gait q se soustrsire q Influence
bismarckienne ct q SO d6partlr de
80 gallophobie. Mieux renseign6s
a%u]ourd'hoi sur la valeur morale
de l'ex-chanc slier ct les maumu-
vres qui amenerent la rupture en-
tire les aeux pays, les Allemands
semblent montrer 4 notre egsrd,
dams leurs Jrgements individuals
CONNIE dams leurs rapports So
oiaux, une honnete bienveillance
c%roissante.
L'exemple leur est, d'ailleurs,
dome en- hsut lieu, ct lempereur
Guillaume II ne manque guere
une occasion de s'exprimer, gu su-
Jet de la France, aveo estime ct
%sympathie. NJ. Grand Oarteret q
jug6 atile de noter, dans une nou.
velle edition de son livre, tous ces
symptomes displacement ct, rap
pelant dams ga preface, lie mot du
jeune souve rain q NJ. Jules ST.
mon, il sc berce de l'espoir de
voir reg1er de facon pacifiq le.
d'ici q peu d'ann6es, la question
d'Alsac, Lorraine.
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Nos compatriotes auront Pocca-
sion de contribuer q une belle ecu
vre ct faire aote de patriotisme
en- assistant en- foule q la solr6e
dramatique qui sera donn6e par
les Gloves de IEcole Notre Dame
de Lourdes le % Mai q s heures
P. M. 3 la Turner Hall. coin de la
Gene Avenue ct de la rue Mar
shall, n. E.
Voir 10 programme dams une au-
tire colonne.
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Par1s-M. Mersureur, d6put6
radical du deuxieme arrondisse-
ment de Paris, a dome avis qua
la reprise des s6enoes de la cham
pre IL questionnersit le president
du conseil, NJ. M6line, sur les in
tentions du gouverntm ent d re-
gard du proiet de lol Dingley vote
OAR la chambre des repr6sentants
des Etats-U nis, projet qui, dams
son execution. oroit-iI, compromet
ira qravement p%lusieucs industries
FRANCHISES.
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ETAT DE L'OH1o, CITE DE TOLEDO
To1rru I'M r1Ao

ETAT DE L'OHIo, CITE DE TOLEDO
CoMTE DE LUCAS
Frank J. Cheney fat serment
quill est l'assooi6 principal, de la
maison F. J. Cheney & Co., faisant
atfai1e dams la cite de Toledo, de
pEtst ct du comt6 ci haut MENTION
ne ct que la dite maison paiera la
somme de CENT P1AsTREs pour cha
que ct tout cas- de catarrhe gal ne
peut etre gueri par l'usage da
Halls Catarrhs Care.
Frank j. Cheney.
Asserment6 devant moi ct de-
clare en- ma presence CO Gene jour
de deoembre 1886.
N. W. Gleason,
Notaire Public.
Ls Halls Catarrhe Cure est
pris int6rieurement ct agit direo.
tement sur lie sang ct les surfaces
muqueuses du systeme. Envoyez
pour %certifcats, gratis,
Adressez: F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Venda par les %droguistes. prix
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les
mellleures.
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Les %scieries de Minneapolis
commencement q fonctlonner lun-
di proclaim, &c qui donnera du
travail 3 900 hommes.
Or commenoera aussl lundl
proclaim la construction de plu-
sieurs aqueducs dams oertaines
parties de la Vile. Pres de 200
hommes y seront employees.
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Mesdames ct Mesdemoiselles,
81 yous etes atteintes du Beau
Nal GU que vous sentiez quelque
douleur Oh il fault un amplatre,
exigez toujours de votre pharma-
Glen III Female flasters "du DR.
LariViere,, les seuls emplatres en-
ploy6s dams les hopitaux ct les
communicates religieuses. En-
achetant I'm de ces plasters YOU
aurez toutes les directions pour
vous gu6rir en- peu de temps. En-
voy6 aussi par la MALE sur rAcep,
ton de Csc en- tlmbres-poste, en-
6crivant au DR. l arivi6re, Man.
vile, r. 1.
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Marriage

Mardi dernier, a Gu lieu a pegli-
Sc Ste Olotilde, lie marriage de M.
Edmond Homes, de Webster Ci
~, s. D., aveo Mile Francis Pllon,
file de M. joseph Pilon de cette
Vile. La b6nediction nuptiale a
6t6 donn6e par le Rev. T. G.. Plan
t., cure de oette parolsse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

Professeur Marie A. Hail., mu
slcienne bien connue, dome des
leeons sur le piano ct lorgue q des
prix mod6r6s. Attention spectacle
sera donnee aux commepcants. Re-
sidence ct studio, No. IS, coin de
la Chestnut Ave ct 12eme rue Nord
(hlle Hall parle ~franeais.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14
EN- .RussIe
LES ORIMINELS vOYAaERONT EN-
CHEMINS DE FER

LIE ministre oe la guerre Went
de publier IN ordre du tsar, en-
vertu duquel les criminels con.
damn6s q la deportation en- Sibe
RE seront G6sormais transport6s
par lie chemin de fer. Les crlmi-
nels franchissaient ]usqu'a pre-
sent 3 pied la distance de Toni
q Irboutsk, Ce voyage durait SO
Ces ipfortunes, ext6nues ct
malades, 6lalent fr6quemment
oblig6s d'attendre des Rnn6es dams
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

Nine Oziss Lsferrl4re est partle
nercredi eoir, pour aller vlsiter
son pere ct ses soeurs qui demeu-
rent 3 Decker, N. Y. Ellie v1si1era
aussi la Province de Quebec, Cd
as file est eleve du convent de
toilette.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

John Emo, acoompagn6 de sa
tamille, est partf pour New-Bed-
ford, Mass, Cd il a l'intention de
s'6tsblir.
II a hab1t6 Minneapo'ie durant
plusieurs anp6es ct notre colonle
perd en- lui un bon oitoyen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

LIE Rev Pere G. Robert qui
exerce le ministere depnls pres
dun demi steele dams le nord
Quest est parti ]eudi pour mi vi
site de quatre mols en- France.
Nous souhaitons au Venerable
missionnaire I'm heureux voyage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

LIE Dr. N. j. Pineault, accom-
payne de 90 fsmille ct du JUICE
Tester, qui est allie pssser l'hlver
dams le sud, sera probablemeut de
retour demaln soir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

LIZ ma1tre -Ponvaz ; vous me
dire d'od Went la laine?
Tommy-Ds dessus le dos des
moutvns, m'sieu.
lie msftre T bienl ct que
fat on de le laine?
Tommy -Sais pas, m'sieu.
Lac maitre, toachsnt le psntalon
Ge l'enfant.
Eft %, avec quot celia est-il
faltY
Tommy -Ayee les yiellles %.
de papa,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-05-14

P. II. ROBINSON, Fun des
plus anciens 6piciers on gros ct en-
detail de la Wills tient l'assorti-
ment des plus complies d'6plce-
ries, farines, sucres, the, cafe, SO
Won, riz, etc, etc., an No 9 2e rue
Nord.
On ohoix de angailles, morpe