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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14
WHOLE NO. SiI.
BIRTH OF A PERUVIAN ISLAND.
An Earthquake Made san Lorenzo and
Destroyed Cailao.

An Earthquake Made san Lorenzo and
Destroyed CaiIao.
The island of San Lorenzo, one Of
the largest upon the whole western
coast of South America, which pro.
tects the harbor of Callao, Peru, writes
w. +. Curtis, in the Chicago Record,
is modern Improvement. 1t was not
there when the Spauiards came, but
was born October IS, l746, when the
natives believe it rose from the bottom
OF the sea as monument to common.
crate an earthquake which took place
on that occasion and DESTROYED the
city of Callao. The biologists, how
ever, assert that this story is prepos.
ferrous because the island shows signs
OF greater age is composed Of the same
rock rs that upon which the town is
resting, contains the same fossils, is
covered with the same soil as the ad-
lacent shore and belongs to an Older
period than the middle of the last cen
fury. They admit that the earthquake
may have separated the island from
the mainland, and the Typographical
appearance confirms such n theory.
but that the great barren pile of rocks
came into existence as Venus did they
positively deny. 1t is, nevertheless, a
pretty legend.
One Lorenzo Yillalta, humble
fisherman, was setting his nets in the
bay on the night of October -, 1916.
when he was interrupted by prodig-
ious commotion on the inside OF the
earth. He was frightened into a swoon
and when ne awoke found himself on
the top of mountain entirely sur
rounded by water. lie could sec the
shore line very clearly, but it looked
strange to him, and the city of Callao
had disappeared. With difficulty he
made his way down to the water and
swan to the mainland, where he found
that the town had been entire DESTROYED
by an earthquake and tidal wave,
and that 5000 persons had persisted
To-day at low tide the submerged walls
of the Old city can be seen through the
clear water where the Yankee cruiser
Newark is anchored, and because of
the extraordinary e1uerience of
Lorenzo NilIalta tho island was
christened in honor of his patron
saint.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

The uncertain rewards OF literature
were never moro clearly SET forth than
I'm the following las the poet assures
us) Original lines, which were dashed
of between meals:'
Many man ON Give r11d OF lie succeeds
whore another frUa.
Johnny is writin stories, au Bdlvis split
tin rails.
Johnny ia maxim name uuf famo lbo
s0ys) while tho wears roll ON.
Bot Biily is making thr money am B.Hvs
srpportiI Joint"
Atlanta Constitution
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PlTH AND POINT.

Mrs Smythe-'I wonder why old
china is SO rare and valuable" Mrs.
De Jones-"Why, l thought you kept
servant
At is when a man is in trouble
that he knows the value of wife. "
B.-"Yes; he can put all his property
in her name.
Emmy umbrellas to mend, mister?''
Mono 20 mend and none to lend: the
last one was stolen yesterday. Ohio
State journal.
lie was GrcRt composer.
And operas hc could write
Bat he couldn't compose his Youngest
"heh he walked him round Mt night.
Chicago News
Lena Fired must he in love with
you.' Edith-"Wby do you think
SOP Leua-''Ic asked me if didn't
think You were pretty. - Boston
Globe.
"Ah, but Count, she cried. edo
you love me for myself alone?'
Yes, he replied, you are your
iazaire's only child. "-Chicago Times
Herald.
Customcr--'I want to buy hat"
Ilatter-"Yes, sir. Would you like
high hat?" Customer want
something for about dollar and
half. It'd Bits
81 used 20 have bcaus to beat tho
band, said the welded coquette.
and now, / suppose, responded her
husband you think you've husband
TO beat the carpet? Wen, you're mis-
taken"
Cynthia What position do you
hold in the engine works. Mr..
Tricity?' Alex. Triciiy ~ just do
odd iobs-sowing on electric buttons
and Watering the steam plant. -
Princeton Tiger.
"At least, " said the artist who was
engaged in painting portrait of tho
President Of the Fat Mems Club.
"this is one picture the critics can't
accuse Of lack Of breadth and color. -
Indianapolis journal.
The Guide -''Now you sit right
here; don't move, and watch for tbs
deer through the opening" Amateurs
Sportsmau-"Whcn DO you think he'll
b. along" The Guide-"Oh, some
time this week. - Harper's Bazar.
My dear" said Mrs. Hunewell, a.
she poured the coffee ut breakfast tho
other morning, "do you believe in
the eternal fitness OF things?" II
used to, replied IIuncwcIl, "but that
was before You began to make my
shirts. Chicago News.
Ambitious Wife-"You were tho
champion football player at college,
weren't you?' Meek Husband
Yes, m'dear. Why" Ambitious
Wife-"Oh, nothing, nothing. Only
that ten-u-week clerk is in the parlor
with oar daughter again. Standard.
Johnnie" said the father, sternlv,
your school teacher writes me that
you do no. behave yourself" eyes
sir, " replied the boy. "5he says Ira
rs bad as you were, pop" Where
upon the parent went upstairs to en-
Joy alone the laugh over old times
Philadelphia North American.
''Now that You are about to marry, -
remarked the fond mamma to her only
daughter, 1T behooves me to speak
plainly You have had your own way
oil your life, but that must end }"
Why, mammal exclaimed the pros
pectiyc bride; George will let mo do
just as ] please" Bother Georger'
retortcd the fond mamma: 'Tm think
ing that you will have to have a cook.
Philadelphia Record.
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HE HORSES OPINION.

Toll rs You will Your lever and wheel:
Rack your poor brains in the conflict for
fame:
Punish your eyes in a scholarly zeal
70 Il; this continuance of yours with q
name.
It's my turn Mt last. Where the meadows
are green
nibb!c and neigh aud nay hind legs ]
toss.
My hear; IS o'erjoyed and my mind is so.
rene.
Heres u play day at last. I'm the car.
riuSeess hOss.
-WAshingLon SlnI
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"Whar yer goin'?"
when yer goiu'?'
tftagr,f ,,...,. ..It....,--...gff

Nhar yer gOin'f'
"When yer goiu'?'
"Goin' now, sttauger?"
"Ain't got no boat. How you goin'
ter get crcross?"
Boat, Think or crick like this
here's goin' ter stop me? Com ter
eide across, strangerf"
He meant what he said, for tho
speaker was Daniel Boone, aud lie sat
his horse, gun in hand, on the
bluffs where the custom house now
stands aud gazed across that "crick, :"
the mighty Mississippi, toward tho
west "whar he wuz goin'"
This was further back than tho
memory of tho oldest inhabiant of
Memphis extends, but tradition says
that 10 took ten men Go hold Daniel 20
keep him from wajiug his horse across
the Mississippi Memphis Evening
Scimifnr.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

URING the past
few weeks the
rise in the price
OF beef has lii
rected attention
n Il @ W to the
ranching b II ST.
II q 8 8. II had
fallen into n state
pf Il ana I nnc,
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waited on hairy legs, regarded the
Major. Their name was legion Upon
every projecting angle, from floor to
ceiling, hideous, fat, loathsomc, they
waited patiently.
Close by the Major, with chin rest
ing upon drawn-up knees, sat Color
Sergeant John IInlliwell. This man
had no eyes for the taruntulas: his
gaze was interpretive. Strange rep.
tiles crawled over his motiouless feet,
but he needed them not. At times
his companion sworc. loudly and
deeply; the Color-Sergeont uttered
no word. Occasionally the former
ramped and stamped round the dis
NAL apartment. the iattcr never raised
his head.
The dungeon was aGbtcrraucous 60
the extent of ten feet High up on
one side Of the room an opening re-
sombllnG a buIistraria admitted cross
rays OF feeble ii ght The massive
walls were mucid with damp and the
unwholesome air At intervals the
moisture swelled into huge drops and
FLASHED upou the green floor. Some
times one fell upon spider and made
him SILVER; but the tarautulas never
moved, only Just waited, waited.
Half al hour in this dungeon would
have cowed q savage dog Yet into
it man had thrown his brother man.
TO whom did il belong? To the Haiah
Of Bhitour better known as Mana
Sahib Of execrab!c memory.
In the year 81, when The flames Of
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14
CATTLE RANCHING BOOM.
THE HIGH PRICE OF Beef REEVES A
LANCUlSHlNG INDUSTRY.

How n Herd IL Grown i'm the southwest-
Changes In rho Business-Arizona as a
Recommendations OF the Cow
boys-Stainpcdes TheIr Tcrrors.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

Speaking OF tombstone literature.
we have some In our own cemetery
whichread % little queer. On one Of
The stones which marks O. grave not SO
very old is the following
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

JILED IN ms at
tempt to escape,
Major Arthur Fitz-
gcral d -Lascclles
sat near to a corner
OF the dungeon and
watched the taran-
tulas. The taran-
tulas, bodies ele-
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ClnAlILY ofnrlsenec -.

A large baggage car will hold abons
200 trunks, q small ono about $50
trunks. st terminal stations no bag-
gage master in the car will have n
man To- help him handle the baggage
and stack it as 10 comes in. The hag.
gage is piled, of course. with view
to its convenient distribution at the
stations whore il is Co go. Itisalso
stacked 80 that tho chicks and marks
can bc read easily, and 10 is piled I'm
such way that it will ride to lho
best advantage and with the least like.
lihood of damage; all tho work OF an
expert On the handling of baggage.
Ton ~ Horscshoes Returned one by ono.
-Four Bethlehem boys, who stolo
nearly a ton OF horseshoes from ~
blacksmith, were compelled to carry
them back, ono by one. through tho
main street Of the town, and were
then forgiven. The lads travelled or
miles apiece in returning the stolen
property, and were then publicly
spanked by their parents. Philadel.
phia Record,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

Ono of the finest pieces Of dressed
Jumbo. the writer hos ever occn is tho
top OF % tablo i'm tbc director generals
Office ut tbo observatory.
IL o. of mahogany. aud measures
twenty feet iu length and seven
feet five inches bro width. There iq
not ono flaw Of any kind TO be de-
tcctcd What possibilities rest i'm the
virgin forests producing such lumber
can easily be couicctured Manila
lP. - Freedom
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-11-14

"Thcro goes one of these women's
rights reformers. Chow do YOU
know Don't you SEQ his wife is
carrying tho baby7"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

TIL que nous l'avons ennonc6 la
semaine d%erni6re, nous donnons
ci.dessous-les noms- DIES officers de
Ia Oour Ste Anne No 3I9 W. CO
F., orgauisee B Hemel, Mimi, par
Nine T. Gadbo:s ct instaliee pal
le 81. @. r. Nine Il. Rodgers 10 "a
]anvler dern1er.
Nine Emile Gsgne, de Mime
apolis, d. II. 9. H., Mines Leye'
que, q. r., NJ. Pome-leau, Y. @. r,
Nile CLARA Hamel. Sac. Arch,
Mines r MORN Sec. Fin, +. 20
merleau, Tres, Eugenie holin.
Zoe Gorham, Georgina Pomerleau,
.Synd.cs, T. dose Duo, Alma Cor
ham, Conductric ae; Mile Deilna
Gagne It Nine Roy, Oonductrices
Mines T, Gadbois ct b. Gagn6,
de la Cour Notre Dame de Lour-
DIES, 6taient aussl presentes q Tins
tslIation de cette Cour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
Voulez-vous Rajeun1r, Ma
damee

'J'ai plus de %couleur ct de sante qua
Page de quinze ans" VIOLA ce que Mme
o. Crepeau dfsait q la fin de 50 lettre au
DR. Lariviere. Voici le temoignage
sincere.
"Je veux dire CO que le R6gulateur
ct les Plasters du DR. Lariviere mont fait.
Je souhrais depuls plusieurs annees de
manque d'app6tit, maux de ceur, cons
tipation, palpitations, NAL de tete ct
douleurs dams toutes les parties du
corps. IN m6decin disait que c'etait la
dyspepsia, mails ses remedies ne me fai-
salient aucun bien. J'ai ris quatre bou-
teilles du regulateur ct m'appliquai un
Plaster sur pestomac ct je suis gu6re."
N'est-ce pas Ia une pr " eclatante
de l'efet magique de ces preparations
sur Ia sante generate de la femme Quel-
lques b~outeilles font disparattre le NAL,
donnent les forces wives, ramenent les
%couleurs ct la %jeunesse.
Soufrez-vous mesdames, vous senteZ-
vous vieillir? Essayez ce fameux sp6cif-
que ct vous obtiendrez les memes efets.
81 vous ne c~onnaissez pas la cause de
vos maux 6crivez pour avoir la liste DIES
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Mercredi dernier ie personnel
nouveau du bureau de la brigade
du feu est entire en- office ct se
compose des tH,iers s%u1vants.
Chef, j. r. Canterbury.
/. r Assistant, A. 81. RuDge.
2em Assistant, J. Harn|und.
Chef du 2eme DIST, M. Hendley.
Seor6saire, F. n. Snyder.
Asst. Seer 6tair7, Geo. f. Demeu'es
Mar6chal. Capt Hill.
Telegraphistes: Geo. Mas, W.
York tt O. Pielce.
CONNIE on Ie volt I'm dos r6trea
M. Geo. F. Demeules occupe dams
ce bureau une position tres I'M
portante due q Ia bonnie volont6 OF
3 la justice du Chef qui q 50 ap.
precier les qualities de notre jeune
compAtrlote.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT f6liclte lie
nouveau Chef de son choix ct sou
hattie 4 M. Demeules de tongues
ann6es de service dens ga nouvel-
lie position.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Depuis sept ans, la ae1le annon-
ce de l'arriv6e des Fr6rfs Byrne.
au Bijou, a amene une tHuence
considerable de monde an grichet
de CO theatre. LIE nom de Byrne
est devenu p%opulaire daus les a.
miles tant lis ont toujours lalss6
IN agreeable souvenir de leurs visi-
ties 3 Minneapolis. Cette salson
lis repr6sentent "Going to the Ra-
Get. C'est une REPRESENTATION de
pantomime toute nouvelle ct qui
ne jamais 6t6 mise devant le pu-
hlic. Cinquaute pereonnes font
rartle de cette troupe. Y comDrls
Ia famile Byrne, d. quat1e mem.
brer, qui jouent les pllnoipaux TO-
les.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
MINI.

Dimapcbe derni-r 4 $50 heurea
de raprAs midi 3 Gu lieu l1m.
posante c9remonie de la benedic
ton de la oloche de l6giise St
FfanQois.
Mgr Christie, 6veque de Van
couver a fat IL sermon de oircon.
stanc,.
On 1emarqua,t al sanctuaire
les Revds Pores Soumis de Day
ton; Murray, de Saltwater; le d..
Schaeffer du S6mlnaire de s,
Paul ct lie Revd Pere Plante, cure
de la paroisse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
L'Union st Joseph

Rallion-nous Oanadiens : fran
oeie, Aimons nous les uns les au-
tres ct enc0urageons-nous.
On entend souvent nos jeunes
gems canadiens-fraueais raisonner.
CONNIE ceoi: "Je suis jeune, je ne
veux m'engag r d te!s on tells sa-
CRITICS., car j'ai bonnie espolr de
vjvre jusqu'a Page de loo ans.
J'ai la force dun lion". Oui GER
tainement vous aves la force dun
mails qui vous garanti
cette Tongue vie.
La moyenne d'age des membres
de l'Unlon st Joseph qui sont de
codes depuis ga foundation est de
40 q IS ans.
Depuis IL ans qu'elle existe Ia
|Societ6 st Joseph ma en- d6plo.
rer la perte que de Z membrea
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Nou prions nos a.
BONES qu1 sont en-.
dettes e1Avers l'Adml-
n%istration du journal
de, nous faire parvenir
le montant qu'ils nous
dolvent le plus tot
possible on mandats-
de poste GU express.
Nous a~ccepterons
des timbres poste de
! Oh 2 centlns p0ur
des montants mO1n-
Dire Que l dollar.
Administration
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Notre estim6 compatrlote M
Joseph Paradis, est entire au scr
vice du gouvernement dams le Bu'
resu de Poste de Minneapolis mer-
credi, le Is jauvler, en- qualite o.
jen1te ur, LIE sallaire est de $6OO
par aimee avec la persps ctive d'u
ne augmentation 81 Ia loi da ser
vice owl demeure en- force. Nous
felicitons NJ. Paradis de ga bonnie
fortune ct nous lul souhaltons de
tongues annees dams So nouvelle
carrlere. M. Paradis remercle cha
lepreusement ses smis qul ront
aide dams ses Efforts pour obtenlr
cette position.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
I'm Echo de I'Ouest aux Amis
de I'Est.
Gle SOUVENIR EST LA MEM0IRE
DU CGUR".

Oette memoire du cnur s'est
man festee dune msriere admira.
bic par penvol du don princier de
la Jour Sc Agne, des Forestiers
Catalogues du Lac Megantic 3
leurs frAres de la Oour Nicolet,
25h, de Minneapolis, MINI.
Al nom de la Cour Nicollet des
Forestiers Catalogues de Mime
epolis, ct en- mon nom personnel.
cement, freres du Lac M6gentlc.
Je vous envoie des vasies PLANES
du Nord Quest, la parole de re-
conna,ssance "Merci."
JOSEPH LEGARDEUR Chap.
Cure de Ste Anne
de Minneapolis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
La Consumption Guerie

I'm vieux medecin retire, ayant regu
dun m~issionnaire des Indies Orientales
Ia formule dun remede simple ct v6g6-
tai pour la gu6rison raplde ct permanent
to de la consumption, la B~ronchite: le
Catarrhe, pAsthme ct toutes les A1ec,
tons des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
eu6rit radicslement Ia Debilite Nerveu-
se ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuse; apres
avoir eprouve see remarquables edets
curatifs dams des milliers de cas-, trouve
que c'est son devoirde le faire connaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le deslr de SOU
lager les soufrances de rhumanite j'en-
verrai gratis a ceux qui 10 desirent, cette
recette en- Allemand, Francois GU An
glais. avec instructions pour la prepare-
ct pemployer Envoyez par Ia poste un
timbre ct votre adresse. Mentlonnez CO
Journal.
W. A. MOVES, 800 Powers'Block
Rochester, NY
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Lundi dernier, Nine D. NJ
Chamberlaud fat des plus agrea-
Element surprise q l'occasion du
45Ame snniversaire de "a naissan.
ca. Une foule d'amis de Ia faml'le
81 sont rendas 3 so residences pour
lui temo1Qner leur slime. A oettp
OCCASION une MAGNITUDE montre
dor tut donn6e on cadeau q Mime
Chamberlain.
LES h0les sc ret1rArent q une
heure avanc6e alres avolr prle
part q IN bon go1ser ct spres avo11
pass6 une soiree des plus agrea'
bles.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

lont la de,n,ere B enregistrer
est celle de Thomas Chabot qai e
6t6 inhum6 lundi zdernler. q re-
elise Notre- Dame de Lonrdes de-
oette vile. Mslgr6 lie froid inten,
se gull f,isait CO nur ia les mem
bres de iUnion ont tous SORTS on
corps ct les plus sinceres condo
leanoes ont tt6 voices q tous les
parents du colfrere decide.
Prlere aux %journaux do Canada
de rrproduire.
PHI. Roy.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Les officers de police de la vile
cnt recu ordre de fare tout on
leur rouvoir pour proteger les Oh
toyens de race juige oontre les ga.
MINIS quj ont rnabitude de Ia as
ssillir 4 coupe de pierres ct de
boules d. neige. On grand nom.
bre de pleintes d oe su]et ont etc
faites aux aptorites ct les oHoiers
de police ne feront pas grace aux
belligerants.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

LIE couseil des ssnciens" s'est
reuni lundi solr au prest.ytere de
la paroisse de Ste.ADne de Min
nespolis. Les finances de la parois-
sc sont sur I'm bon pied mainte-
nant ct Encouragement renaft
chez les paroiss enc. II y aura
pr0bablement quelques s0ir6es
donnees hu profit de la fabrique
dams 10 cours de rhiver ct ou prll-
temps.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

LIE DR.. Sullivan a Transports
ses burt aux GU No. 305 avenue
Nioollet, ohambre 20. audessus de
Ia Nickle Plate Shoe Go.
LIE DR. Sullivan parle le fran
Gals ct invite toutes les personnes
de lsngue franqalse d lul rendre
vislte.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

De soir. vendredi. 4 8 heures
pre,lces, dane le soubassement de
l'6alise Notre.Dame de Lourdes,
aura lieu une assembled de tous
les officers du Corps Upiforme de
la cour Hennepln, No. lb3.
Tous les ohciers sans exception
sont prizes d'etre presents.
L. n. ARMEAU, Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Dorant nm 1ncendie qui q en-
lieu au No 1900 Haw horn Ave,
dc ux pompiers Th~len ct Davis
ont tomb6 dune echelle qui a glis-
ne au moment Oh lie e%ntrslent dams
le troisieme 6tege ct ont et6 sasez
Qrievement bless6s.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

M. Anne N. Lsoroix, snoien
employee de IS. f.. Olson 90" est
msintt nant "F!ocr Walker" au
plymouth Clothing Store" sur la
sixleme rue. NJ. Lacroix SO fera
IN rlajsir de piloter pos compa-
triotes q trave,s le o6dale de Get
immense magaslp.
Nos Fluctuations.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

81 vous voulez vous amuser ne
msnquez RAJ lie grand bal "Neck'
tie Dance, donn6 mardi proclaim
Z fevrier, Sale Durham, No 929
Zoe Ave n. LIS trsmwsys 2Oe ct
Hennepin, On Emerson passent On
face. Billet, gootEr inclu 25c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03
Corps Un1forme, Go A. G. F

Tous les membres du Corps
Uniforma, Go. A. d. Ia oour Hen
neplr, Nc 153 sont prizes d'assis.
ter d Ia proohaine assemblies qui
aura lieu lie 2Ame lund1 de f6vrier,
(l3)A 8 heures pr6clc s, q la salle
Th1ry. Tous les membres sont
prizes d'y assister en- petite tenue.
Par ordre du capjta1ne.
l.. N. ARMEAU, Sec.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

ON BEsOIN DE- sOLLIClTEURS ACTIFs
U partout pour "L'Histoirs dos Philippines"
par Mural Haldstead, commissioning par 10 gou-
vernement CONNIE historien onlciel an departe-
ment de |. guerre. Lsliy1e sets edrit dan. les
que, avec le general Merritt, dams les hoplteauz a
Honolulu, aHong-Kong, dams les retraechements
americans q Mantle, dnns les camps des inasu-
ges avec Aguinaldo, sur 10 pont dc lOlynpia a!ee
ala chute de Mantle. Une chance pour les agents
Orne dc portraits orlginaux pris pas des ~artlstss
du gouvernement sur les lieux. Grand LtUe.
dit. Laissez de cote tons les mechsslts liyres do La
guelro non ~ofaciels. E~quipemens gratuit. Adres-
Sc: F. T.. Barber, secfetaire. Star Insurance
Building, Chicago.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Traitemenss pour danes pour
k toutes les maladies nerveuses:
Accumulation ct Guide de Sante
~Gratis. Ecrivez on visitez Mime
E. NJ. Laferriere, re~presentant-
consulteur, .l4o4, 1Se Ave N. Bureau
dEtat, AS New York Life Bldg, Min
neapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

John Shoto, connu q une grende
distance aux alentours de Shake
pec, Minr., sous lie nom de "OId
Shoto", de la tribu des Sioux, est
est n ort 3 l'age de los ans. Sa
femme, agee de 80 ans Wit encore
mas SEQ quatre epfsnts sont
morris.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

M. VIM Donaldson, de Ia mai
ION bleu connue Donaldson Glass
Block Store, est mort de maladie
de coeur dimauche dernier B San
D,sgo. Osl., Cd IL 6'ait allie passer
ouvluues mois avec SO famll:e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-02-03

Ne manquez pas d'sssister au
grand bal, CHECK. tie Dance" don
ne sous les au'plces de Ia Cour
L'Etolle du Nord w. y. f. O.,
mard, IL z f6vrier, dams la Sale
Durnhsm, No 929 20e Ave N. Les
billets ne sont que Csc ct donnent
droit 4 I'M succulent go1ter.