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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-10

lEE-Tralns leaving HOUSTON al AS p
N sriv NJ at Houston 3:4s a. m and
n m also run into Grand Central depot,
Ixnr len minutes earlier and arriving
,kuies later than time given above.
aims arIv. AMI depart from tbs Gran !
ID except the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
] 4 have depot in the Fifth ward, the In
land Great Northern and Columbia Tap
le International and Great Northern depo
S avenue. The Missouri, Kansas ans
,lyeston. Houston and Henderson trains
Raiional and Great Northern depot
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G. II, K II. II. X.
Depo, foot OF Congress Avenue
r,tw,.fnu Tru ms.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-21

II aCant you to 1Dcar 1T.
knew that my fate was sealed. Leaving
Walworth to see my luggage brought up
on deck, I won't down Allies companion
ladder to bid her farewell. She was
seated on che couch at the farther end,
reading.
"The schooner has just put in an APP
pearanoe and answered our signals,
began, hardly able to trust my voice to
speak. II have come to say goodby. For
both our sakes we must not let this in
terview be long one. Allie. will you
tell me for the last time exactly when
am to see you again and whereof
Son the first day of May next year,
all being we'll, will be at an address
in London, Of which will take care to
acquaint you beforehand. :"
'But since you last spoke Of that I
have been thinking it over. Allie, you
must not come ito England. The risk
would be too great.
There will be no risk at all, and
shall take every precaution to insure my
own safety. You may rest assured Of,
that" she answered. ''But before you
go l have little keepsake for you,
something that may serve to remind you
Of the Beautiful White Devil and the
days you have spent with her when you
are far away"
AS she spoke she took from the table,
beside which she was now standing,
large gold looket Opening it. she let
me see that it contained an excellent
portrait of herself.
"Oh, Allie" cried, chow can /
thank you? You have given me the one
thing of all others that desired. Now
in my turn have a present for you.
This ring ''-here drew ring from
my finger-swas my poor dead moth
er's last gift to me, aud want you to
wear it. %
placed it on her finger and, having
done SO, took her in my arms and kissed
her on the lips This time she offered
no resistance.
Then we said goodby, and went on
deck. An hour later the Lone Star had
faded away into the night, and was
aboard the Pearl Queen bound for Thurs
day island and the port of London.
When / came to think of it, / could
hardly believe that it was nearly four
months since Walworth had found ma
out in the Occidental hotel, Hongkong.
and induced me to become the servant
and at the same time the lover of the
Beautiful White Devil.
Arriving in Thursday island, one Of
the hottest and quaintest little spots OH
earth, was fortunate enough to catch
British India mailboat in the act of
starting for Brisbane.
ITO BE Continued
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Patterson fell back against the audll.
interested in Patterson and could not
help specializing as to what the reason
could have been that had induced him
to abandon career in which, even SO
many years ago, he seemed to have at
tanned such exalted rank.
During the afternoon received an
invitation from Allie to dine with her
that evening. She stated in the little
note she sent me that she had also ask
ed the rescued lieutenant and his mid
shipman, and I gathered from this that
something out of the common was to-
ward.
About an hour before dusk, as was
reading in the officers messroom, the
lieutenant came out of his cabin and sat
down at the table beside me. He looked
round to see that we were alone, and
then said in confidential whisper:
"Your position on board this boat,
DR.. De Normanyille, has already been
explained to me. I'm sure sympathize
with you, but for rather selfish motives
l am glad you are not in league with
this extraordinary woman. have re-
ceived an invitation to dine in her calm
this evening, and I want you, if you
will, to tell me something about her.
Do you know enough to satisfy my
curiosity?"
81 won't tell you anything about
her" answered. with a laugh. "You
must wait and judge for yourself. One
caution, however, before you see her
beware how you behave toward her, and
if might venture hint, make good
toilet. She's very particular, and it's
well to humor her. My things are at
your disposal, Of course. :"
He thanked me, and saw no more of
him or the midshipman until a few
minutes before dinner time, when I met
them on deck and accompanied them to
Allies saloon. Having descended the
companion ladder, drew back the cur
tain for them to enter. Prepared as I
was to see him show establishment,
had no idea the lieutenant would be
filled with such amazement as he be-
trayed when we entered the beautiful
/ cabin have before described. AS good
luck had it, Allie was not present, and
SO we were able to look about us undis-
turbed
"Why didn't you prepare me for
this?' whispered my companion after
he had glanced round the cabin. II
never saw anything like it before, and
I've been aboard scores of yachts in my
time"
"There is but one Beautiful White
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we had admired and feared only the day
before should now be lying, with. the
majority Of her crew, deep down at the
bottom ofsthe ocean.
"We are fortunate in having been
able to pick you up, . said Patterson
after awhile. An hour later and we
should have changed our course and
have been many miles away
lin that case we should have been
dead men by nightfall," was the reply.
AS it was, we lost one man. ~
"How did it happen?''
The poor devil went mad and jump
ed overheard. Remember, we had no
water and nothing to eat, and so you
may imagine twas heartbreaking work
pulling in that baking sun. The miracle
to me is that the boy stood it as we'll as
he did. !"
"Poor little chap! It must have been
terrible experience for him."
And what do you intend doing with
us:" asked the officer, after a little
pause. "For, of course, we're your pris-
oners.
'.That cannot say,' Patterson an
swered- 'It does not lie within my
province However, you'll hear soon
enough-never fear. By the way, sup.
pose you will give me your word that
you will not attempt to play us any
tricks. You must remember, please, that
to all intents and purposes we are at
war!''
81 will give you my word. Is that
enough?"
"Quite enough. And now that you
have done so I make you free of our
wardroom aud its contents.
All the tire Patterson had been speak
ing had noticed that the lieutenant,
whose name, it transpired later, was
Thorden, had been staring at his face as
if trying to recall some countenance it
reminded him Of. Just as we were pre-
pairing to go Oh deck again his memory
seemed to come hack to him.
81 hope you will excuse what am
going to say. and stopmeif am recall
ing any unpleasant memories, - he blurt-
ed out, shut ever since / came aboard
I've been wondering where we have met
psIore. aren't you gregory, VINO was
commander of the gunboat Parsifal in
the Egyptian business Of 1892
Patterson fell back against the wall
as if he had been shot. For moment
his face was as white as the paper am
now writing upon; then, with g. great
effort he pulled himself together and
answered:
81 have quite forgotten that I had
any existence at all in 1879. May beg
that you will not recall the fact to my
memorys" Then, as if to change the
subject, he continues 81 expect you
would like to rest after all your trou-
bles. Pray let me conduct you to a
cabin
..Many thanks" said Thorden, and
with that they Went along the alleyway
together, and returned to the deck to
think out what had heard. It was, Of
course, no business OF mine, but was
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pered good night she slipped from me
and went below.
At shutdown next evening, surely
enough. small topsail schooner hove
in sight from behind an island, and see.
ing us ran up signal. 1t was returned
from our gaff, and as soon as read it /
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Notice of Appointment Of Assignee. q
To whom it may concern
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled that the undersigned have been
appointed assignees of Aebischer Bros.
a o-partnership engaged in the meat
market business in Denison. Iowa, that
all persons owing said firm are hereby
notified to make payment to the UNDER
signed and all claims against said firm
shall be itemized, sworn to and filed
with the assignees within three 70,
months of the date of the first publica-
ton of this notice or to be forever
barred.
SEARS MCHENRY.
BARNEY BRoDERsEN.
+. p. 9. Lally, Assignees.
Attorney for Assignees. 71-6w
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ITO BE Continued
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21
CANADA.
Quebec

.-Une jeune file de 9 ans, en-
FAINT de M. Bolduc, bijoutier de la
rue St-Paul, s'est noy6e par acct
dent.
-Qu6bec-Un nomm6 Isidore La
libert6, tailleur de pierre, a Ste
frapp6 de mort subtle, en- travail
liant.
lie fameux Pere Giraud, lie
gu6risseur qui a Gu plus dune
fois maille a partir avec les auto
rites policieres de la m6tropole,
est actuellement q Quebec.
lie r. P. Luc Savard, r6demp-
toriste, est mort, a Page de so ans.
II await etc frapp6 de paralysie au
confessional.
-Casimir Giguere ferblantier,
domicili6 aSt Roch, est disparu
myst6rieusement. Glguere ira
vaillait chez M. Barbeau, ct ga
gnait un bon salaire. La famille
entretient de s6rieuses inqul6tudes
sur son compile.
"A une assemble du cabinet
provincial, Honorable. M. Robi-
doux a etc nomm6 membre du
Conseil de l'Instruction Publique,
en- remplacement de feu lie DR.. lie
prohon..
Dun jeune homme de 10 ans,
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MalChe de Minneapolis.

Chicoutimi-ll y a quelques
jours a Gu lieu, q Chicoutimi, une
c6r6monie re]igieuse qul ne man
guerra pas de laisser un pieux
souvenir au sein de la population.
La m6moire de Monseigneur Ra-
cine est encore vivace ct les fd6-
les CONNIE lie clerg6 de tout lie do
cese attendaient avec,impatience lie
jour Oh suivant I'm d6sir exprime
sur son lit de mort, lie cmur de
81 Apotre du Saguenay' reposerait
dams la chapelle du S@minaire
quill await fond6 au prix de tant
de sacrifices. &c veu de l'illustre
premier 6veque de Ch1cout1mi
Went d'etre accompli. Glace aux
%g6n6reuses subscriptions des CT
toyens ct du clerg6 du diocese, lie
S6minaire a etc dot6, Get etc, d'u-
ne belle ct grande chapelle on re-
posera d6sormais lie c@ur du pre-
mier eveque de Chicoutimi.
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Surdite ne peut etre Guerie

par DIES applications locales, com
me Giles ne peuvent pas atteindre
la partie malade de loreille. II ny
a qu'un moyen de gu6rir la sur
dit6 ct c'est par DIES remedies cons
titutionnels.
La surdit6 est caus6e par Pin
famation de la doublure mu-
queuse de la Trompe d'Eustache.
Quand cette trompe s'enfamme
vous sentez I'm son grondant ct
vous n'entendez pre*que plus, ct
quand ellie est enforcement bou-
chez il en- r6sulte la surdit6, ct a
moins que inflammation ne soft
empech6e ct la trompe remise a
sa condition normale, Pouie sera
d6truite pour toujours. Neuf cas-
sur dix sont causes par lie catarrhe
qui nest qu'une inflammation DIES
surfaces muqueuses.
Nous donnerons cent dollars
pour aucun cas- de surdit6 (caus6
par lie catarrhe) qui ne sera pas
|gu6ri par Halls Catarrhe, Cure.
Demandez pour DIES circulaires
gratis
Adressez: J. J. Cheney & Go.
Toledo, Ohio.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont lie
meilleures.
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EUROPE.
Paris

On a fait courir lie bruit, ces
]ours derniers, que l'administra-
ton 6tudiait les votes ct moyens
de prolongation de l'Exposition
universe]le audela du 5 novembre.
Atm d'6viter tout malentendu ct
toute deception nous dirons quill
nest announcement question de Get
te prolongation ct celia pour plu-
s1eurs raisons. Dune part, c'est
une loi qui a f26 lie S novembre
CONNIE date de C 0ture ct il fau-
draft une autre loi pour 1eculer
cette date. D'autre part, il fau-
draft NAL conna1tre lie climat de
Paris pour NJ pas savoir que lie
mois de novembre est IN mols
temp6tueux par excellence, humi-
de ct froid; les vis1teurs seraient
plus que rares pour affronter a
cette 6poque les intemI6ries DIES
divers emplacements de lExposi-
ton. Enfn, argument p6remptoi-
re, sauf les palais DIES Champs
EIys6es, lie pont Alexandra III ct
les series de la Vile de Paris,
toutes les constructions de lEx-
position constituent supplement
I'm waste decor fait de stuc, de
staff, de paille, de toile ct de pla-
tire. &c decor ne pourrait supper:
ter aucun grand assault hivernal
de neige GU de pluie, sans etre mis-
en- piteux 6tat. II convent de con-
server dams tout son charme, lie
souvenir de ces jolies chooses sans
leur laisser lie temps de perdre
leur grace ct leur beaut6, Peut-
etre dependant, probablement me-
me, en- ralson de contrats passes,
quelques grandes attractions a
tistiques de lExposition lui survi-
vront-elles, mails &c ne seront que
DIES cas- particulars ct exception
nels.
Paris,-Un congress de p,etres
francais sympathiques a ]'ameri-
canisme de l'archeveque Ireland,
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du nom de Emile Ferland, 6oait
SO bal gner avec quelques amis, e1
arri4re de l'h6pital du Sacr6-Coe III
lorsqu'il enfonca tout . coup da ms
un trou profond d'ou il ne repa rut
plus.
Un enfant de quatre ans fills
dun nomm6 Etienne Villeneuve,
s'est empoisonn6, en- ingurgitant.
en- labsence de sa mere, la Motto
dune bouteille dun claimant pour
le NAL de dents. Ii est mort quel-
ques heures apres dams d'atroces
souffrances.
LES ing6nieurs de la Compa-
gnie du chemin de fer Grand Nord
%viennent de faire Pessai dune par
tie de la nouvelle vote ferr6e, On
accepte maintenant du fret a Que
bee au terminus, rue St-Andr6,
chemin de fer Grand Nord, pour
tous les points entire Quebec, Saint
Boniface ct Lachute.
LIE capitaine Bernier, arrive re-
comment de Terreneuve, dit quill
a examine advertisement tous les
vaisseaux sur lesquels SO fat la
p6che q la baleine, atm den choi-
sir un pour son exploration au P6-
lie Nord, mails il declare que pas IN
seul ne semble assez fort pour pou-
voir r6sister a la preston des gle
ces polaires. II d6sirerait que le
gouvernement lui ferait c%onstrui-
re un vaisseau Sur l'argent promis
pour SOL Expedition.
LA mort Went d'enlever a une
heure d'intervalle deux vieux
6poux. LIE mari, M. Francois. Ber-
nier, age de 70 ans a succomb6 le
premier apr6s une maladie de
quelques Jours.
Son 6pouse Rosalie Dompierre,
ag6e de 78 ans, qui n'6tait pas~du
tout malade, fut tellement attrist6e
de la perte de son mari, quune
heure apr6s la mort de celui qui
await partag6 ses joies ct ses pei
mes, ellie rendait elle-meme lie der
nier soupir.
VOLTA I'm 6venement lugubre tout
a fait remarquable.
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II a Gu dimanche dernier, tel
qu'annonce dams ces COLONIES, une
assemble du Club Democratique
Franco American, dams la sale
Norden sur l'avenue Centrale.
L'assistance 6tait tres nombreuse.
LIE Prof T. J. Cation a parle en- an
glais ct M. Ed Peltier a adress6 la
parole en- francais. Ces ora'eurs
ont etc Embarrassment applau-
dis. M. Joseph Durand nous a en-
tretenu par plusiers chants patrio-
tiques qui ont etc tres goutes.
A. A, BRAULT, S, A.
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L p. r.. L.

Dimanche dernier a trois heures
de Iapres midi, dams la sale
Thirty, Ia ligue republicaine La
fayette Papineau a eu une assem-
bl6e DIES plus int6ressante.
Parmi les candidats qui y pri-
rent la parole nous %citerons MN.
Myers, Nelson, Frame, Gorham,
M acGarden. Barney, Reed, Craig,
Dickinson, Dever, Ellis ct Nc
Mullen.
Dimanche proclaim, % %courant,
a trois heures r16cises il y aura
dams la meme sale une autre as
semblee de la ligue.
On y procedera a l6lection des
officers ct lie profe sseur f. R. Le-
roux y fera un diseours u Lies
Philippines ct lImp6rialisme'.
LIE comit6 de la Presse
de la L. P. r. l..
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365 6leves. Au convent DIES Seurs
de Ste Anne, 300; au Jardin de
PEnfance, IS; au Jardin de Pm
FAINT Jesus, chez les Seurs Crises,
100. &c qui dome un total de
749.
Chatham, N. B.,-M. lie cure
Doucet, de Grande Anse, diocese
de Chatham, Went d'etre nomm6
Grand Vicaire. C'est le quatri6-
me Grand Vicaire nomm6 dams ce
petit diocese. C'est, en- outre, le
premier Grand V1caire francais
nomm6 dams ce diocese. Sur la
suggestion de Mgr. Falconio, Mgr
Rogers a CONSENT a faire cette no.
mination, dams Temperance d'apai-
ser les 10000 Acadiens DIES Pro-
vinces Maritimes qui r6clament
I'm siege episcopal pour I'm des
leurs.
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Montreal

-IOus les districts de la pro-
vince de &c temps-ci rivalisent de
m~agnifcence dams leur exposition
agricole. Les expositions r6g1o-
males attirent de foules de partout.
Lord Roberts Anne tapt les
Canadiens en- Antique quill veut
garden lie peu quill reste de sa
boucherie pour les faire massa-
crer. Quelle sollicitude pour ces
cheers canadiens!
M. Table Alphonse Bourgeois
transfers ces jours derniers du vi
CARAT de St-Henri a celuide St.
Jean de Matha, est mort subtle
ment a la demeure de sa mere,
Nine veuve Joseph Bourgeois, Oh
il 6tait a prendre I'm repos de quel.
ques jours avant de Sc rendre a
son nouveau poste.
-Enfn, lentente est faite. La
convention DIES Artisans, apr6s
avoir soigneusement 6tudi6 la
question, a conclu quill fallait &C.
corder q nos fr6res DIES Etats- Unis
les drroits qu'ils r6clamaient q
grands Girls, ct c'est a l'unanimit6
que les d6l6gu6s ont decide d'a-
member la constitution de mani6re
a donner aux succursales le pou-
yoir de SO gouverner elles-memes
ct d'administrer leurs propres az
fairies.
St-Lazare-Mardi lie Is courant
a Gu lieu a St-Lazare Iexpositio1
du Comt6 de Vaudreuil.
agri-
cole du comt6 de Berthier aura
lieu mardi, le 25 septembre cou-
rant.
On porte a I'm million de pias
tres les dommages causes aux
fruits settlement dams la partie
Quest d'Ontario par la derniere
tempete.
St-Hyacinthe-A la cath6drale
de cette vile, a Gu lieu le marriage
de M. lie notaire Deslandes, d'Ac
ton, avec Mile Euphremanie Beau
vais, file de M. D. Beauvais, mar
chand.
Mile Adelaide Fourier or
religion soeur Marguerite. Marie
est d6c6d6e au m%onast6re Notre
Dame Auxiliatrice, Hotel Dieu de
Chicoutimi, a Page de % ans.
apres cipq mois ct vingt-un jour'
de profession.
Malbaie-M. John Lajoje, for
geron de la Malbaie, s'est noy6
Ste-Agnes, en- pechant sur Ia de
charge du grand lac, avec ses deu1
fills ct un NJ. Hectel, de Rouville
qui est g6rant de l'aqueduc de Ii
Malbaie.
St-J6rome-De nombreux en-
fants frequentent nos maisons d>e
ducation cite aimee. Au pension
nat du Sacr6- Occur; on compte
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de St-Paul, s>est Ouvert a Bour-
ges.
Liable Lemire, d6put6 est l'o1-
g%anisateur de CO movement. Qua
tire cents pretres etaient presents d
l'ouverture ct deux cents autres
sont attendus.
LIE programme du congress COM
prend les Guides propres aux pre-
tres dams les travaux qu'ils de-
vraient faire ct dams les m6thodes
qu'ils devraient employer.
LIE premier congress de ce genre
a etc tenu a Reims en- 1896, mails
l'archeveque de CO dioc6sa, Mgr
Lang6nleux, n'6tait pas tire favora-
bic a cette 1d6e.
On espere obtenir de >meilleurs
r6sultats de &c congress ci, les id6es
de l'archeveque de Bourges Giant
connues CONNIE "6tant favorables
a l'am6ricanisme."
I'm incendie s'est declare dams
lie moulin a farine Medium, au
centre du quarter commercial, ct
s'est communiqu6 rapidement aux
maisons voisines ct de l'autre cote
de la rue. Tout lie quarter, ex-
cept6 %quelques maisons, a etc de-
fruit. Plus de 80 magasins ont etc
r6duits en- cendres, ainsi que le ba
timent DIES douanes, lh6tel DIES
postes ct la banque de commerce.
Les pertes sont 6valu6es a $3.50
600.
LIE banquet qui sera dome sa-
medi, lie % septembre par le pre-
sident Loubet, aux MARES de
France, pour c6l6brer l'Exposition
promet d'6tre class6 au nombre DIES
banquets historiques. On estime
que pas moins de $4,000 personnes
prendront part a ces agapes qui
auront lieu sous d'immense5 ten
ties dress6es dams lie Jardin DIES
Tuileries, du cote de la rue de Ri
wolf.
Toute une arm6e de garcons de
table a els ENGAGE.
On a commence a faire CURE la
volatile.
LIE menu comprend. l,500 fai-
sans, $500 canards, $500 poulets
5000 ]ivres de saumon, 5000 IL
vres de bauf, $4,000 petits pains,
$4,000 b~outeilles de vim blanc ct
de vim rouge ct 1000 boutelles de
champagnes! !!
La peste augmente de nou
veau dams lInde. On annonce
quill y a Gu la semaine derni4re
plus de mile morris dams pInde re-
sultant de cette maladie.
Vienne-Un monument a la me-
moire de l'imp6ratrice Elizabeth
d'Autriche, 6rig6 par lie soins des
danes h%ongroises, Went d'etre
inaugur6 dams lie caveau de l'6gli-
Sc DIES Capucins, a Vienne.
Calais, I'm jeune Francais du
nom de Cauchois a r6ussi a traver-
ser lie Pas de Calais en- canot. II
a ram6 toute la iourn6e ct toute la
mutt du dimanche pour aller de
Douvres a Calais.
Berlin,-On apprend de source
certaine que l'imp6ratrice douai-
riere Frederic SQUIRE depuis I'm an
dun cancer au sein. La maladie
a d6ja fait de grands progress ct
l'imp6ratrice est tres malade. On
croft que la prochaine visite de la
refine Victoria est due a p6tat de
la sant6 de sa file.
lie conseil du comt6 de Gal
way, en- orlando, a discut6 ct fna-
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LIE travail pour Organisation du
bazaar de Ste Anne qui aura lieu lie
Is octodre, marche de lavant. LIE
Rev. Pere Hughes, remplacant &C
tuellement lie Rev. Pere LIE Gar
deur cure de cette parolsse, en-
voyage au Canada pour deux Sc
maines, a visit6 %plusieurs families
depuis dimanche, dams l'int6ret du
bazaar, ct tout fait pr6voir lie sue
cAs. Unissons-nous, c'est l'union
uui fat la force.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

M Thomas Boutin, a vendu sa
%propri6te sur l'avenue Universite
ces iours derniers ct est d6menage
sur Ia 3eme avenue n. B.. II a
l'intention de s'acheter I'm lot le
printemps proclaim u lie cote
Quest ct d'y batir une residence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Nous apprenons avec' regret que
Mile Stella Guimond, deuxleme
file de notre estim6 compatriote
M. Marcel Guimond officer de po-
lice. est dangereusement malade.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

NM. Felix r. Plouf ct Antoine
Chouinard, respectivement chef
ranger ct ex c~hef-ranger de la
cour Nicollet de cette vile ont as
sist6 samedi dernier au Carnival
de Faribault. C'etait CONNIE on lie
salt lie jour reserve al Forestiers
Catalogues. II y a Ell une grande
demonstration ct I'm magnifque
banquet sous les auspices de la
cOur locale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

N'oubliez pas d'aller d1manche
proclaim a trois heures dams la
sale Thirty entendre le discours
de NJ. F. r. Leroux ct apprentice
la v6rit6 sur les lies Philippines ct
PImE6rialisme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Vous trouverez au Plymouth
tous ce que vous, votre epouse ct
vos 'enfants ont besoin en- falt
Embellishments.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Mile Grafton, seur de M. Gede-
on Grafton, est dangereusement
malade des fAvres typhoides.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Demandez pour VIM Rondeau,
: commits canadien : francois au
Minneapolis Dry Goods.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Les Pilules du DR. Jacques pour
les rognons sont en- vente q la
pharmacie de Rose, 2l1 Central
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-09-21

Nous e%nverrons a tout nouvel
abonne, qui en- fera la demande les
numeros d6ja parus de notre feuil-
Teton en- cours de publication.