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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
CAN THEY HOLD 1T.
Beers May he Able to Retake sPion
Kop.

Boers May BE Able TO Retake spion
Kop.
Lo don, January 25, 2 % p. m.-The
iubilstion over Gen. Warren's achieve
msnt In capturing Spion Kop Tuesday
night, 10 ohastened by the realization
that his success IL only provisional as 1t
appears clear from ten. Buffers de-
spatch that the Beers frlly recognizes the
strategical Importance of Spion Kop and
that at the tiue bis message was sent on
they had not abandoned the idea Of re-
capturing the position.
Nsvertheless. a heavy load OF anxiety
has been removed from the nation and
shere is general expectation that - the
British have succseded in keeping the hill
all day long they win manage to retain IL
until Gen. Warren plants guns enough
on 10 to dominate the Boer trenches
right and left.
There IL the usual disposition here TO
exaggerats the importance OF the point
secured.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

fs dscisrsd hs did not psspsss 10 permit
10 TO 20 usrsfussd. As charge wss
that the civil war had been preoipitated
By designing politioians Of the North for
the purposs Of putting the slaves on .
political and ofncisl equality with the
Southern whites. Mr. ChandIsr's
refusation Of the shtsment was mad .
with Characteristic vshsmenoe and az
grsssivspsss. but % no reply was offered.
the incident ended there.
The urgsrt deficiency bill. oarryius
shout 5000 QUO IVES passed without divi-
sion and practically without debate.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
MAINE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
Election of Officers, Literary Exercises
and Reception.

Bangor, January 25-The Maine Press
association concluded its meetings in this
city today. OfHcers were elected as fol-
lows: President, Chester W. Robbins,
Oldtown. First vice president, Charles
A. Pillsbury, Belfast. Second vice presi-
dent. }. Ii. Ogier, Camden. Third vice
president, l.. r. Evans, Dover. Score
tary. j. p. Wood, Portland. Treasurer,
p. o. Vickery. Augusta. Corresponding
secretary, S. l.. Boardman, Bans gor.
Executive committse, Z. W. Robbins,
oldtown; Howard Owen. Augusta; n.
q. Rich. Bangor; r. w. Sanborn,
Norway. Essayist, S. L. Boardman.
Bangor. Poet ]. Clair Minot. Augusta.
County historians. Androsooggin, G.
Z. Waterman. Mechanic Fallsi ARGOS
took, q. Ii Gilman, Houlton; Cumber-
land, q. s. Rowell, Portland; franklin,
d. n. Knowlton, Pennington; Hancock,
Joseph Wood, Portland; K ennebec. John
v. Lane. Auugsta; Knox. ]. p. Ciiley,
Rookland Lincoln. A. q. e. Kendrick,
Boothhay Harbor; Oxford, A. <.
Forbes, South Paris; Penobscot. @. w.
Robbins, Oldtown; Piscataquis, L. p.
Evans. Dover; Sagadahoo, j. y. UPTON,
bath; Somerset, O. b. Haskell. Pitts
reli; Waldo, E. ID. Murch, Belfast;
Washington, q. W. Drisko, Machias;
York, u. II. Dexter. SprinGvals.
The literary exercises this afternoon
consisted of an essay by L. p. Evans OF
Dover and poem BY Drank II. Colley
Of Portland. This evening reception
Mrs. III. Z. Mudgett at their home on
West Broadway.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
IN THE SENATE.

An Interesting Passage Between sena-
tors Morgan and Chandler.
Washington, January 26.-Just at the
close Of today's session OF the Senate
spe ech delivered by Mr. Money Of Missis
Q ppi on the race question In the South,
prsoipitatrd heated colloquy between
him and Mr.. Chandler. Republican, Of
New II Hampshire in which the lattsr al
legged that the Southern Senators by In.
temperate statements, were reopening the
whole southern question In the Senate
after It was supposed TO be dead. The
charge which Mr.. Chandler particularly
criticised was made BY Mr.. Morgan Of
Alabama, who 10 absent ct present, but
as 1t had been reiterated substantially In
ssr. Chandlsr's opinion BY other Senators,
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
HONOLULU PANIC STRICT EN-
The Bubonic Plague Finding Many
Victims.

Seattle, WASH, January e5.-A special
to the Times from Victoria, b. O., says.
The steamer Miowera, just arrived has
news Of thirty eight deaths at Honolulu
from the plague, one a white woman OF
good olafs. The city is panic stricken.
An armed mob prevents the landing OF
steame rs at Hilo.
Cooper. OF the board OF health of Hon.
olulu had ten blocks burned. DIR. Car
michael has been ordered to Manila
1hirty-four hundred japanese at honolu-
lu are In quarantine
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
(TALK No. 1907
Everybody Needs Them.

Folks say to me sometimes thae
they don't see how find enough peo-
pie to keep me busy. They should
think everyone who needs glasses
would be supplied after awhile. That
In the course Of year or two I
would have nothing to do. There is
no possible danger. Of that. No per-
son in the woIl Id ever lived to the age
of 55 who did not some time during
those years need glasses. Maybe 10
wAs during childhood, maybe In the
later years, maybe all the time.
There are many people Of the age
who have never worn glasses. but
that does not signify that they are
nor or were not needed. II every per-
son In Portland who actually needs
glasses would have their eyes looked
after promptly, I should have to
keep a number OF assistants constant
ly.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
BIGaEsT SHAFT EVER CAST.

Nashua. N. H., January 25.-The work
Of forging the largest from shaft cast In
he country, was completed at the
Nashua Iron and Steel oompany's plant
today. 1t was forged under ten ten
hammer and e5 men worked on IL. The
shaft is 81 feet long, 70 inches In greatest
d amster and II inches In reluosd disme-
ter and weighs 81, 4C0 pounds. When
conn lsted 10 Will be ssnt to the Psnnsyl-
vanis Iron COMPANY OF Philadelphia.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
FEARS FOR ASH ANTI.

Hall fax. N. S., January 25.-The mail
steamer Ashanti is nearly ten days over
due from Liverpool. 1t is believed she
has met mishap In the recent heavy
to be felt.
The steamer Barrowmore from London
January 7th bound to Boston. put In here
tonight short OF GOAL. Her captain reports
having encountered continuation OF
terrific head gales ard high seas.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, Jan. rs, taken at
D. M, meridian time, the observation for
each section being given in this order
Temperature. direction of wind, state OF
weather.
Boston. "a, NV. rain; New York. 40.
NV, cldy; Philadelphia, A, w, rain;
Washington, ~. Sw. cldy; Albany. 30,
S, rain: Buffalo. "a. N, snow; Detroit,
16, w, cldy; Chicago, IL, NV, p cldy;
ST Paul, o, NV. clear: St Vincent =,
-: Huron, OAK, IA. =. snow; Bi s.
marck, 1e,NW, clear; Jacksonville, 90. W.
clear.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Portland. Jan. 20 is0'-Ths local
weather bureau records the following;
sa m.-Barometer, 80 040: thermome-
ter, IA; dew point. Is; rel humidity, 90;
direction of wind. NV; wind velocity,
I; state of weather, cloudy.
sp. m.-Barometer. 90 $40; thermome-
ter, 32; dew point, 81; rel. humidity,
OF direction of wind, n; wind veloc.
ity. A; state of weather. It rain.
Max. temp. SO; min. temp, IL; mean
temp. 22; max. wind velocity, l2NW;
preci ipitation-24 hours IL
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
a! Ask FOR THEM; i! /,
THE LOVERS

we're eating apples ir dim light and the old
gentleman In tha next room heard: one | owe,
Two love three love | say; four | love with
all my heart Five | cast away. Six he loves.
Seven she loves. Eight they both love. The
Old gentleman could stand IL no longer and
yelled out: "Whatr' And so.t reply came:
BENSON'S ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL.
Big Bags I0c., at All Grocers.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
on ROCKS FOUR DAYS.
An Unknown Vessel Wrecked on New
foundIand Coast.

St Johns N. r.. January %. The
latest details from FoxtAil Point show
shat the wreck Of large Unknown yes.
sci believed to be American, has been
on tho rocks for four days. Nobody
seems to be on board and no signs oi
boats are TO he seen about the wreck.
The stormy weather prevailing hal
prevented boats from getting near ths
wreck and much ioe 10 being formed In
the harbor.
An OF shore gale which ragged all day
Saturday drove the wreck ssaward. leav
ing no clus to her identity. 1t 10 beyond
reasonable doubt that all on board hav,
perished.
The government officials have arranged
to find out the name of the vessel II pos
sihle.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
Importance of Position Still Matter
of Conjecture.
1 Forward Move Expected BY Gen.
French on MOdder.

But the best info rmed people realize
that Gen. Butler still has a task ahead Of
him calling for the most doRged persis.
tsnoe and untiring attacks and that the
difficulties will increase as the position
develops.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

Hiil.
London, January 25.-Ths war offics
has just i'susd the following despatch
from Spearman's Camp, dated January
90, 12 10, morning:
"Gen. Warren's troops last night oocu'
pied Spion Kop. surprising the small gar
rison, who 1sd. 1t has been held by US
all day. though We were heavily attack
ed. especially by very strong she'll fire
fear our casualties are considerable,
and have to inform you. with regret
that Gen. Woodgate was danserously
wounded. Gen. Warren is of the opinion
that he has rendered the snemy's posi-
tlon untsnable. Ths men are splendid"
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
THE WEATHER.

Boston. January 25.-Local forecast;
Cloudy weather with snow fiurries, fol-
lowed by fair Friday afternoon and
night; colder; brisk northwest winds.
Fair Saturday.
Washington. January 25.-Forecast for
Friday and Saturday: New England
Cold wave Friday with snow, followed
by clearing weather; high northwesterly
winds. Saturday fair and continued
cold.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
MIR. BARKER APPOINTED.

Washington, January 25.-Ths PIssi-
Ing nomination;
PostmAster-Clark II. Barker, Port
land, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
LUXOR STILL Ill.

New York, January 25 5-The trial of
Roland B. Molineux was adjourned from
today until Monday next, Juror Mannheim
Brown still being i'll.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
ATTACKED BY IRIBEsMEN.

Lagos, Colony of Lagos, British West
Africa. January 20 --Advices have Just
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
THE TASTE OF
"APENTA"

Is preferable to that of other Purgave Waters More
gentle in action Does not cause crampy pains
THE HOSPITALS of EUROPE and the UNITED STATES
use Apena regularly recommended by the leading
Physicians of the World. -
The Name of the APoLLINARIs CO.. Id, London on
the label is guarantee of uniformity and superiority.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

I: Jobbe IL probably northeast Of Lookja,
on the Nlxsr. in whioh Vicinity appsr-
entity the attack was made
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26

received here from Jobos shat Capt. Csr-
roll Of the Norfolk regiment and 15D men
of the West Africa frontier forcs, while
eseortins the teisprspbio onstrucsion staff
were attacked on January 0, by 1000
Mitobi and Basa tribes. Capt. Eaton Of
the Est Kent regiment sn l2 others
wounded and one member Of the escort
was killed. Ths tribesmen left so dea d.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-26
SPlON KOP TAKEN.

warren's Troops Have Occupied the
Hill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
roi Victor Emmanuel II.

Nv A--'
LIE nouveau roi d'Italie, Victor
Emmanuel III, est deeid6ment un
bon roi.
lie C%ourri4re d'Italia" admire
la vie simple, pressure aust6re ct
toute de modesto application que
meme lie nouveau ma1tre. Elm ter
mes enthousiastes mails on est en-
Italie!-il s'extasie devant la de-
bordante activit6 de Victor Emma
nuel III. ~
Des l'aube, ,paraft-il, lie roi est a
sa table de travail; chaque matin,
il Sc fait bonner lie resume du con-
tenu des principaux %journaux de la
capitale ct de- la peninsula: il pas
sc ensuite a l'examen minutieux de
sa volumineuse correspondence:
puts c'est lie tour DIES intermina-
bles rapports o&ciels. II accorde
la plus grande attention aux rap
ports de son secr6taire particulier
ct aussi aux demandes, aux pri6res
ct aux instances qui lui sont adres-
sees. Retours de la promenade
quill fait chaque jour en- voiture
avec la reine, Victor Emmanuel
r6integre aussitot son cabinet de
travail ct jusqu'au soir il est tout
aux graves ssoucis de Ia politique,
politique int66ffieur ct politique ex-
t6rieure.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Ceux qui recoivent la "Presse"
de Montreal ont pu SO faire une
id6e du d6cha1nement DIES passions
lors DIES elections f6d6rales. Les
fanatiques d'Ontario rugissaient
de, Sc voir q la remorque de Lau
rier ct DIES francais de Quebec. lis
ne parlaient nj plus nj moins que
de Sc soustraire q Ia domination
franchise par tous les moyens pos
sibles, volre meme par la force.
La r6ponse de Quebec q etc super
be. Cinquante-c cling comics sur
soixante ct trois SO declar6rent
pour Sir Wilfrid Ontario a jete lie
CANT ct nos freres FONT ramass6
pour le leur jeter q la f ace. Main
tenant que won't faire les torys du
Haut- Canada? Rien. On peut d.
re de ces fanatiques ce que Lafon-
tame disait dams une de ses fables.
QUEEN sort-il solvent?
Du vent
Cette malheureuse antipathie de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

race est plus s6rieuse au Canada q !.
qu'ici, bien que les Scandinavesd t1s
Minnesota donnent lieu, par leur-
vote de sympathie pour Lind, a
des remarques fort blessantes sur
lie compile DIES foreigners en- gene
raj. MATS lie confit ne deviendra
jamais aussi violent lei qu'au Ca
NADIA parce que les groupes de-
trangers sont plus diss6min6s ct
que les 6coles publiques amenent
les generations nouvelles au meme
niveau social ct politique par Fin
term6diaire de la langue anglalse
ct dune education homogene.
Car il ne faut pas sc le dissimu-
Ter la generation pr6sente tourne
d6ja dams lie Vortex de lassimila-
ton. A Quebec, nos 6coles fran
caises ct religieuses prennent Fen
FAINT au berceau ct ne le quittent
qua l'entr6e de la vie pratique,
6poque a laquelle son caractere est
form6 ct son education termin6e.
lei lie cas- est different, les immi-
grants sont trop pauvres pour sup
porter des 6coles priv6es GU con.
fessionnelles. Leur premiere oce
cupation est de construire une
6glise a credit, ct celle-ci nest SOU
vent pay6e qua Ia seconde gene.
ratlon,-juste au moment Oh il en-
fault une autre plus spabieuse.
Gardens autant que possible no.
tire langues ct nos 6glises franGai'
SEES. Dams nos rapports sociauz
demeurons francais, fort bien
MATS je vous avoue qu'en politi'
que ct en- affaire il nest pas sage
de vouloir afirmer sa race au1
Etats- Unis. C'est Sc condamne1
d'avance a l'inf6riorit6 sur la see
ne de la vie. Car, dams une r6pu
blique Oh les privileges sont alb
horr6s, tacher den faire un de sol
sang 6quivaut vis-a-vis nous a lie
loignement du public. C'est unt
affirmation de noblesse quand nous
disons qu'une race quelconque
DIES droits sp6ciaux, c'est-a-dire de-
privileges. lei chaque PERSONA
r6pond pour elle-meme. Lon peu
fort bien etre fer de sa race, SAM
demander pour ellie une situation
prlvilegi6e dams la soci6t6 politj
que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
Une Question Importante

La cour supreme DIES Etats- Unis
s'est occup6 reinforcement des eau.
SEES intent6es dams le but de faire
d6cider quels sont les droits cons.
titutionnels DIES Porto Ricains Ell
des Filipinos. II est dificile d'ex-
ag6rer Importance du jugement
qui sera rendu. ST la cour Sc pro-
nonce contre Ia d m i n i s :
tration ct d6ci d que a
constitution suit lie drapeau, il
faudra faire dispara1tre de suite
tous les reglements douaniers quill
fault aujourd'hui suivre dams nos
relations c~omerciales avec Porto
Rico ct les Philippines. Lee avo-
cats sont loin d'etre d'accord sur Ia
question qui nous occupe. Lex
president Harrison lui-meme, don't
la reputation CONNIE avocat nest
plus a faire, pretend que notre
commerce avec les colonies de-
vrait sc faire sans entraves; dun
autre cote, lie solliciteur general
Griggs ct M. Elihu Root, le secr6-
taire de la guerre, pr6tendent lie
c%ontraire. II serait curieux de
constater l'effet qu'une decision
adverse a administration aurait
sur lie parti republican,. Ce parti
Sc trouverait q avoir ouvert les
portes du pays au travail bon
march6 du vieux monde. LIE New
York Evening Post, un journal
infuent, tres oppose a l'expansion
est porte a croire qu'une telle de-
cision aurais IN effet assez consi
d6rable pour faire revenir lie parti
republican, sur ses pas. II a]oute:
"Ils (les republicans peuvent
avoir une ma]orit6 considerable
aux p lis, mails une decision qui
d6truirait leurs barrieres douanie-
re les rendrait impuissants. MATS
les Etats- Unis; peuvent-ils aban-
donner les lies? ST la Cour Supre-
me decide que la constitution suit
lie drapeau, celia voudra dire que
Porto Rico ct les Philippines sont
devenues partie int6grantes de no.
tire territolre, ct les Etats- Unis
mont pas le pouvoir d'ali6ner un
pied du territoire national. En- un
mot, nous nous sommes mis- IN
elephant sur les bras. Nous de-
vons trailer les Fillppines CONNIE
DIES %sujets GU les consid6rer com.
me nos egaux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Voulez-vous sayoir lie moyen de
c%ontsruire un barometre 6conomi-
que? C'est Ia une operation DIES
plus simples.
Prenez 8 grains de campfire, au-
tant de sci de nitre ct de sci am
moniac.
Faites fondre s6par6ment COS
trois substances dams de ralcool
pure, en- plaeant lie facon conte-
nant le campfire dams l'eau chaude
pour quill Sc dissolve rapidement.
Ces trois solutions sont ensuite
m6lang6es dams un hacon long ct
6troit. On bouche ct l'on cach6te
a Ia cire; puts on le suspend en-.
plein nord. :,
ST lie liquide Sc maintient clair
ct limpide, c'est lie beau temps;
Sill Sc trouble, c'est la pluie:
Sill Sc forme de l6gers images
suspendus dams le liquide, c'est la
tempete:
S'ils sont plus gros ct rassem
bl6s, c'est la pluie GU la neige;
ST, au lieu d'amas plus gu moins
volumineux, i appara1t des fila
ments dams la partie sup6rieure du
facon, c'est du vent. :.
Les simples n6buloslt6s annon-
cent un temps humides ct varia-
BILE.
Quand ces n6bulosit6s tendent a
s'6lever, celia indique que lie vent
soufe dams les hautes regions de
Iatmosphere.
, Ces signes sont infaillib,es.
VOLTA, pour qulconque .tient q;
consulter ct pr6voir les variations
atmosph6riques ct notamment
|pour les cultivateurs qui y ont
CONSIGNMENT lie plus grand int6-.
ret, I'm moyenj bien simple ct peu
codteux de devenir astronome 3
bon compile.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

LIE Tsar de Russie ct lie S6na-
teur G. K. Davis du Minnesota
sont bien malades ct leur depart
pour l'6ternlt6 serait un malheur
pour l'humanit6.
Ces deux personnages sont ne
cessaires aux pays qu'ils repr6sen-
tent ct gouvernent dune manl6re
pourtant 81 diiff6rente. L'un est
encore Jeune ct detient son pou-
voir ct ses attributs dune loi d'h6-
r6dit6 privilegi6e qui lie met a Ia
tete dun pays puissant en- ressour-
ces ct formidable pour So popula-
ton. II a dependant fait preuve de
ses BONES intentions par lie soin
quill prend a %conserver la paix non
settlement en- Europe, mails dams
l'univers DIES terres. Son Congress
de la paix q la Hague, bien quill
matt pas encore produit de fruits
restera CONNIE un phare lumineux
pour les generations futures qui
chercheront la paix. LIE Senateur
@. K. Davis, ne de parents hum
bles ct pauvres est parvenu au faf-
to DIES honneurs par la vigueur de
son intelligence ct SEES excellentes
qualities de c@ur.
S6nateur, c'est d6ja beaucoup;
mails etre lie premier DIES S6nateurs
ct q la tete du comit6 DIES affaires
6trangeres est un reve quill est
permis a peu de r6aliser. LIE Sc
nat des Etats- Unis lemporte en-
grandeur sur toutes les institutions
de &c genre q l'6tranger. Chaque
S6nateur dot y arriver, non par
un privilege de ~naissance mails par
le m6rite.
L'exemple du S6nateur Davis ct
du Tsar nous enseigne qu'on peut
devenir utile a son pays sous MIN
porte quel genre de gouvernement.
II Y a du bien q faire partout, dams
les r6publiques CONNIE dams les
monarch1es absolues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

M. de Bulow est le quatri4me
chancellor allemand depuis 1862;
chacun des trois presidents chan
celiers a done dur6 une moyenne
de treize ans.
En- France, depuis trente ans
settlement, q%uarante ministre des
sffaires 6trangeres SO sont succ6-
de au palais du d'Olsay, soft
plus dun par an.
II en- est a.peu pres, de meme
pour le reste du personnel gouver-
.nemental.
Depuis 1870, par exemple, l'Al-
|lemagne ma Gu que huit ministries
de la guerre, ct encore, le general
Roo, qui occupant le minist6re au
commencement de la guerre, 6tait
en- fonctions depuis neuf ann6es.
En- France, pendant la meme
periodic de trente ans, de 1870
1900, nous avons en- quarante sept
ministries de Ia guerre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Eft la Soci6t6 st Jean Baptiste
de Minneapolis que fait-elle done?
D61a la saison d'hiver est common
Gee, la politique est rel6guee Tar
riere plan ct les situations sont
toutes promises. II est temps de
s'assembler, de Sc presser la main
ct d'oublier los petites differences
de la lutte qui Went de Sc termi-
ner.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Les d6mocrates parlent de con
tester l'6lection de Van SAINT al
poste de Gouverneur WI So MAORI
t6 infme.
John Lind ma pas encore con
senti ct nous ne croyons pas qu'i
Y dome son assortment car
jusqu'a present, IL ny a pas d'ac'
cusation formelle de fraude.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
70 ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine u subscription lists.
We are also ready to substentiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
GRAND CENTRAL

Coin des rues 7eme ct Wabasha
Situ6 au centre des affaires. PrIx ri,
duits; excellente table. Chambres
spacieuses ct bien meubl9es.
A.. CHARBONNEAU, Prop.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
Balanper et Gle. 1870

Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Central N. b.. invite tous leurs
compatriotes de la vile ct de Ia
Champagne . leur faire une visite
. leur magasin de Hardes-faites,
Chapeaux ch~aussures, Etc, Nos
stocks pour hommes ct garcons
sont complies. Telephone.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23

Toutes l~ettres, correspondances
etc, doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
ECHO DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-11-23
T~IC-DOULOUREUX VISAGF
EMILE

Un visage enA6 est le Symphonic
cette aimee dun Froid GU de Grip
pc. Les "Specifcs'' de Humphrey
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