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Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
Hnzy Idcns of Scripture.

The late Bishop How of Wakefield,
England, in his Notebook" gives some
significant instances of the haZy ideas
which children often obtain from care
less teachers.
One young curate was reproved by
the vicar for his use of too long words
while preaching to an uneducated
audience. The word Felicity" was
mentioned as an instance. The young
curate could hardly believe there was
any one in his congregation who did
not know the meaning of this word. so
he called an old woman from one of
the pews to refute the charge.
What does felicity mean, Mary"
asked the young man.
please, beant it summat ON the in
side of n pig:" she replied.
a Sunday school teacher, explaining
to n class of working girls the text,
Not with eye service rs men pleas
ers,' asked them: what is eye serv-
ice?" and was promptly told, Service
in Ugh families"
\ class of boys when asked what an
archangcl was replied, AN angel that
came out of the ark"
Horace Greeley once said to one Of
his editorial staff: write each article
as If your reader never had heard be-
fore of the subject. Take no knowl-
edge in him for granted
No better advice could be given to Il
teacher OF children in religious mat
ters.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
In Bohemia.

n rather live In Bohemia than any other land.
For only there are the values true
And the laures gathered in all mems view;
The prizes of traffic and state i
By shrewdness of force or by deeds undole. !
But fame is sweetcr without the feud I,
And the wise OF Bohemia never shrewd.
Here pilgrims stream, with faith sublime,
From every class and cline and time
Aspiring only to be enrolled
With the names that writ in the book OF gold,
And each one bears in mind or hand
palm of the dear Bohemia land.
scholar first with his book-a youth
Afame with the glory of harvested truth,
A girl with a picture, man with play.
boy with a wolf he has modelled in clay.
smith with a marvellous hilt and sword,
A player. king, plowman lord
And the player is king when the door is passed.
The plowman is crowned. and the lord is last!
I'd rather fail in Bohemia thar win in another
land.
There arc no titles inherited there.
No hoard or hope for the braness heir.
No gilded dulard native born
To stare at his fellow with leaden scorn.
Bohemia has nore but adopted sons;
Its limits, where .ancy's bright stream runs;
Its honors. not garnered for thrift or trade
But for truth and beauty mems souls have made.
To the empty heart in jcweed breast
There is value maybe in purchased crest,
But the thirsty Of soul soon learn to know
The moistless froth of the social show,
The vulgar sham of the pompous feast,
Where the heaviest purse is the highest priest;
The organized charity scrimped and iced
In the name of a cautious, statistical Christ;
The smile restrsined, the respectable cant,
When a friend in need is a friend in want.
When the only aim is to keep afoat,
And brother may drown with cry in his
throat.
Oh, ! long for glow of a kindly heart
And the grasp of friendly hand,
And I'd rather live in Bohemia than in any other
land!
John Boyle O'Reilly.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01

Snobson Ito inhabltant of out of way
seaside resorD-What sort of people do
you get down here in the summer?
Inhabitant-Oh. all sorts. Zur There
be fine people an common people IN
some Just half an half, like yourself.
zur.-punch.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
GEMS IN VERSE.
OLD F'AvORlTES.
Tb.. Gifts of God,

Tb.s Gifts of God.
When God at first made man,
Having glass of blessings standing by,
Let (said he) pour on him all we can:
Let the worlds riches. which Dispersal lie,
Contract into span. ;
So strength first made way;
Then beauty flowed, then wisdom. honor. pleas
ure:
When almost all was out, God made a stay,
Perceiving that, alone. Of all his treasure.
Rest In the bottom lay.
For II I should (said hey
Destow this jewel also on my creature.
He would adore my gifts instead OF me,
And rest in Nature. not the God Of Nature:
So both should losers be.
Yet let him keep the rest,
But keep them with repining restlessness:
Let him be rich and weary, that, at least,
II goodness lead him not, yet weariness
May toss him to my breast.
George Herbert.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
How Corn, Murayicn Died.

We learn from trustworthy source
that the late Count Muravlctf commit
ted suicide in the presence of NJ. de
Wittc In consequence of an extremely
violent dispute with the Emperor Mich
olas about China. Before dying Count
Murnvief wrote to the ear adjuring
his majesty TO follow his policy in Chi.
ua.-Cracow Gas.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
Life md Eternity.

Life Is the veil that hides eternity.
Youth strives in vain to pierce 1t, but the eye
OF agc may catch. through chnks which Time hal
worn.
Faint gimpscs OF that awful world beyond
Which Death at last reveals. Thus life may bd
Compared to trees foliage; In its prime.
4 mass Of dark. impcnctrablc shade. 81
!, wells the distant view; but day by day. "a
As autumn's breath is felt the falling leaves, y
Opening passage for the doubtful light. /.
Exhibit 20 the razcr more and more NJ
OF that which lies bcyon1-till winter comes,
And through the skeleton branches we behold
The clear. blue vault OF day! H.!
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
For the Amendment.
Against the Amendment.


either shall
thirds of all the
posed amendments ogethe
thereon shall be entered full their respective Journals
Assembly
the said amendment amendments published full than
of general circulation
the general election the General Assembly,
election the said shall
approved by majority of those voting thereon shall become
Provided
thereon shall be separately counted the though
amendment submitted But the Assembly shall
propose
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
CONTINUED FROM PAGES 2-73

JOHN G. CHAPPLE,
Postof1ice address, Bald Mountain, Colo
RADIO.
Place of residence, Bald Mountain, Colo
RADIO.
Place of business, Bald Mountain, Colorado.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01

Master (who has come down and
found breakfast not ready)-I'm very
angry indeed. Annie!
New Servant-Oh, SIR I'm so glad.
because If your face was always like
that. how awful 1t would bel should
have to leeve!-Ally Sloper.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01

Thus conscience docs make towards Of us all, I,
AMI thus the native hue Of resolution
Il sieklicd o'or with the pale cast Of thought,
And enterprises OF great pith and moment.
with this regard. the currents torn away, a
And lose the name Of action. II
-gliakrspcaYe.
Gilpin observer., 1900-11-01
II Ia Gods VIII.

The heart that trusts forever sings
And feels as light as II had wings;
A we'll oi peace within 1t springs,
Come good or III;
Whate'Cr today. tomorrow brings;
II is His will.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

LARD-our pure refined BEST ~BRAND-none better-two,
One 5Olb tin in case. so lbs
Three 1Oib pals for $21O; two 1O-lb pals for SLAB; one
HAMsW IN P best suearcured i2.lb ham for l1Hc per lb; IA
HAMS-Armour's special cure 12-lb ham for l2@c per To-
ASH B~AcoN-ciear. narrow strips of about 5 lbs
PER Ks Early June, nicely packed and good flavor;
: { Case ane Of f 2 DO cans, 800 1 doz cans for s1os; 6 cans: for:
PEACHEs-SHced for cream, 2lb tins, II tins for $2.9o; . tins
sAR IS N IS Rochelle. ii fish in box; packed in califr 1nia,
for S. SO: II tins for j. 80; 6 tins for
SARDlNES-Senorita, 10 fish in box; these are also packed IN
California, in pure olive oil, and ospiced; are fine eating; 80
These are fully equal to imported, and much petter
than some. .-
IKE (sOUsED)-1lb oval tins; very nice; "a tins for
$3.50: - tins for $190; 6 tins for.
MACKEREL with TOMATO)-1-b oval tins; "a tins for
$3.50; u tins for S1.9o; s tins for.
the price. We cannot replace the Mackerel or the Sar-
dimes at the price we offer this month.
SAIMON-Columbia River grade, spring eaten; a nne e a
BILE salmon. This is your last chance to get a good saalnnnlogna
at a low price. Case of 4S cans $40; "a cans, $2.65; IL
sAf fano; TIA j n Red. This is also a good grade Of salmon,
and will give the best Of satisfaction: Case OF 8 cans
$500; "a cans for $3.50; - cans for S135; g cans for; go.
~sALMoN-choiceC Columbia River, the best ff II ps &C g g case $
You will soon be wanting a supply of fish Tor Len
ten season, and you may as well secure them at a reason
able price. Order now, and you VIII unen o e n 1ae u Hnril
cot, Blackberry, assorted; "a tins for s21o; II tins 1or
wo fayG; : SMs r. sAUcE-None better; 1-auart bottle
for SOC; 1-pint bottle for soc; K-pint bottle for.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
Our 6Oc
NERVE and
3 RAIN PILLS.
Fig. 1890.
Guaranteed the Highest
Grade on the Market.
Six Boxes Positively Cuaran-
teed to Cure Any Disease for
Which They Are Intended.

This will cur you If you feel generally miserable O. suffer wNha thousand
and n indescribable bad feelings, both mental n physical, among them
low spirits nervousness. WEAKNESS, hfelessness, weakness, dizziness. feeling OF
fulness. like bloatng after eating, Dr. sense Of oneness o. emptiness OF stomach
in m0r4 aianse;thaees flesh soft and lacking In armn:ss headache, blurrins Of eyssight
alternating with hot fushes, lasatude throbbing. gurg1ng or runblng sensa
hn mink bowels, With heat, npptng pains occasionally, palptatton ofthe heart.
short breath on exTtion, slow circulation Of blood, cold feetp pain n oppression
chest n back, pain u he loins, aching n WEAKNESS ofthel lower
limbs, droWs1ness after meals also nervous wakdmness at night. langour In the
happen.
II you have any Of these symptoms ~ Nerve and Brain Pills viii ue you
Nerve and Brain Pills Will cure y. These pills have a ark efeet o.
impotence ,spermatorrhoea, night sweats emissions, var1cocele To- swollen
veins), weakness Of both frain n body, arising ron abuseso Of any kind. 1t
will TOT u p the whole ervou SYSTEM nj matter worn out, over
worked work e. or depressed y02u may be; tho weak and timid young man made strong
ahd pol again.; they Wills give youthful vigor n a new lease Of life to the DID,.
ROM eWare h OF quack Doctor doctors W n h adveruse to scare 1mmeani into paying money to-
a subscription Of one o. the most noted German SCIENTISTS and are the san that
have been usedi In the German hospitals or years with marvellous success. How
to cure yourself and full and explicit directions ae inclosed with every box.
All orders In inquiries oncernfng these pills will be- treated cOnfdent1auy, and
ans shipments made in plain sealed package.
Only So. 90 for six boxes. Enough o cure any case. 10 matter O
severe,n 10 materh low long standing, whether young or Old, n o matter from what
cause. Send usS 9O 0 n W will sem you 6 boxes by return mall postpaid, in
plain sealed package, With full instructions, full directions.
No. dl514l. Price, per Ok, soc; 6 boxes ian amount % curea yone)""""S9OO
If you need these pills don't delay, this is tn first time the American people
hay hd Al opportunity of getting the genuine Dr. Chases Pills, and he first
they have been sold anywhere at anything like III price.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
!. MEMS ~OvERCOATS.

These Overcoats are strictly up-to-date goods, fly front, single
breasted, nearly all have velvet collars of same material a s
garment.
Lot 5Jo5. This lot consists Of a line Of Oxford Melton 0oyyercoats
made to sell for SIS. Sizes SO to 80. Clearance price, 800.
Lot 5OO6 This is a line of Blue and Black Metons, Diagonals and
Beavers, the best wearing goods, excellenty lined, cut and made
II in hest manner. Sizes 35 to A. None of these are worth less
than 81. Clearance price, $515.
Lot 5OO7. This is the finest lot of all-wool kersey OVercoats, Que
and black, that we have ever seen at less than gu ci aeayy
Italian cloth lining, full French facings and perfect NJ. sizes o
to 81 and 40. AZ and A only. No others. Clearance price, so'4o'
Lot 5OOs. There are here over 300 Overcoats, consisting of all-wool
Ke7seys (blue, black and breWn) ch aeddtia P 4ba us aer 1aTge
ever offered in high;grads oyercoatS; only MY the me5 pest ome Mo6a n
Serge lined, some have satin sleeve lining and ots sF i sGzaa e.
Not a single one of these coats is worth less ina Slo. oizes 7
to A. Clearance price, $3.50 .o.a ,;,o oe
Lot 5000. These are the best make and 0 expensive liz u
Jerseys and Diagonals that have eyer seen n,o the dTin o. OF say lay
masters in their business). The Jerseys 5ha1yne;1 merce 1n7ers lf fiaa
and brown. A regular $40 and $50 Overcoat. # you desire one'
order quickly, Sizes IS to "A. Clearance price, $l2. G.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
YOU MAKING THE SAME MISTAKE?

~no o the greatest mistakes made by those living IN ~ coMv. r IN,
+rict. md small towns is the buying Of groceries IN s mai a uanTti4tshess saw
s ~ 70 DO nTsm much more economical to buy III laIke qu aMM men.v+ -
enough to last you \ week Or a month. ltd nTs ~ y ob I ~ - make our dollars
- ~ r. ono ~ will find in that way you Will e aoleI 70 max a nM LII h "ua
q - Far as i've in the Old way Of buying from gay T6e 10y fgnr mo ora "iMmnn ort
49, ~ advonta oesw when buyingg groceries ron u.s.. M ioul nol0n nioAV
ant points aro: .+ who1asale nrices. n matter how
small y4 We wH1 sSip YOU gu groceries that are strictly fresh and pure.
9d-We will make shipments promPMyg - en- roods &c enresent
3th-We viii refund your money! y eamss not po1 nhd fr 01ms a n e Yer gsd day.
naaad oo o%r usaIes # groceries t. country people r. 50 great u Ia vi in III
rocery line described in our General ca1Mog yaon by prices 49,
You can obtain elsewhere for the same class Of goods.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
MEASUREMENTS REQUIRED FOR ORDER
INC MEMS CLOTHING.

If YOU have one of our measurement, blanks ~ ~ ~ s Jul Il u 81 lave - and
style Of coat desired, the length .Xn WIS Wish III H. "o oneA
ches and waist measure with d" 80.
Fr yest-Iength OF opening from seam AZ PACK o. necA :" m@0 ~
ton and continue to bottom OF vest for total iengtn.
For Trousers-Outseam, inseam, waist n seq medsuuIe,, w ~ cot
Lra and bottom. and style Of pockets. Be sure TO menuon styte % oo"0
desired. ..-.... -. ,n -. moot i'm
Catalogue Minis little book gives suggestions gentic nts q al u Tn ma asso mt.
.o,ton nf3nt as to correct dress for mel CONTAIN q canSoHne eeosn0
Rugeso Of samples ample Of fabrics for suits ranging IN price from s4 Aso @ Contains SIaiu,
~ a . dMr Patea and tape line, and gives full instructions hoy 20 rs yad
own measure. We ma1l II lree. "UoN
tt order - G5&#G# 5@5#. ##&4 I&#&@H&
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
IN
FAMOUS"
CORNSHELLER

we have entirely
discontinued the
manufacture of the
little Famous" shell
Ter, and have seen
that the Introduction
of one OF larger size
and capacity would
be very acceptable to
most of our custom
ers. A shelter that is
portable and can be
used winter evenings
near the kitchen fire
to shell corn for the
poultry, popcorn and
seed-corn will GER
tainly meet those re-
quirements, and is in
d . m a n d even by
those who own large
shelters. 1t is very
simple and will not
get out of order and
Will last anindefnite
time. If turned rap
id1v 1t will shell from
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

e,u~ov To those who do not wish to purchase by the lOOpound
. III sacks, but want a n assortment, We offer a follows:
suGAR-Best quality Powdered Gone lot only IS lbs for. 49, ST. 90 90
M SUGAR-Best quality Cut loaf Zone lot only. II lbs TO- .... Ivy
W. SUGAR-Best GRADUATED Zone lot only, q lbs for. 10y
,1l SUGAR-No. 1 White, Extra c Cone lot only, p lbs for' Ivy
iA sUGAR-No 2 Cream, Extra G Gone let ongll 23 lbs for Or NJ LOO
o is also a very fine quality, and is usually sold for the best.
SUGAR-Light Yellow, No. 3 pure can Zone lot only, "a lbs m
- suGAR..No:: $ pure cane, Yellow Gone lot only just the thing ~
~ The No 5 and No. 5 are very light yellow sugars,
and will please you. Include some in your order. o
. SUGAR-Naple Bricks Gone lot only, 8 lbs for :.......:..... LOO
CHOCOLATE-No. 1 Premium. You will find this equal to any
Chocolate in the market: - lbs in a box; price, pei oox' On
CHOCOLATE-sweet good az the best II lbs in a box; price,
per box, 1922; 6 lbs for $114; 3 lbs for. .......:.-...... .9
BEANS BOSTON BAKED)-Pain, BIB tins, "a tins in case; 30
3 price, per case. 240; u tins for $1.22; 6 tins for. $50. .6o
BEANS BOSTON BAKED-Our best brand, IN tomato. sauce;
8 Bib tins, "a tins in case; price, per case, 800; Il tis To- e7
wAsHiNG PoWDER--our Diamond Brand. Try it once,
and you won't keep house without it. Each package con-
tans 4 lbs Of powder. 6 packages for 9oc; 3 packages for 81,
PEPPERRpPures ground; Glib tin for SOC; lib tin o. Ice; l1lb
PEPPER-Pure Cayenne, ground; Glib tin for s132; lib tin for -
}. MUsTAR fEDoo p" ground; Glib tin for SIC; Lib tin for &c; iHib -
G1NGER@Pure, ground; Glib tin for SOC; lib tin for 2c; H1lIb -
CLoVEs-Pure, ground; Glib tin for 9c; lib tin for 1c; 1kIb
tn TOR. :..:.. ...,.'. 800: IL
CREAM TARTAR-Pure; Glib tin for $168; Lib tin for 35c; .a
Alb III Ior...... -"
These Spices. are absolutely pure. Compare the prices
with what you paying. And ae you getting pure 81
~ Spices? a@
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

Send for our new large Drug
Catalogue, 9%x12%. 1T will
save you money, and big money,
too.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

Each. Dozen.
Roberts Wild Cherry Phosphate 4 ozl......"... $ Q S 60
CaswelPs Great Corn and Bunlon cure. 1@99
our Fine Bay Rum Hair Dressing. 2 LOU
! quart Superior b Bay m Ku Wii1e te best tonic: IS $50
v Wainn IBeef Iron and Wine, by the gallon ...... 26 80.
Peruvian Wine of Cocoa, invgorates both the body
and the I Ml1n,n1G eheraA oeo"'s au So 900
nesses OF ~ r hmus a. i oa. roaL.e the hair groW).. As 40
Roberts, Scaip c Lum IN W Pne " 20 200
Quart bottle Witch Haze, $140 size, only............ ~ 80
Tansy and Pennyroyai Pills. 2o slze' S 40
Glauber salts. = % u. '.'.' 40
Copperas, 70. r. -: -: nr .9i ;nciudin can. ..., 225
Cod Liver OIL lpure Nol ,WNeeSSsa ohh pes ner al including can. LOO
Wood Alcohol Gor BURNING III ea"me'" - "a
+;sfaction for wears and we fully guarantee them.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

Each. Dozen.
Sulphur, 25 lbs qs1 for b - . 80 80 $500
Emulsion Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphtes "a IN 90 eoo
sumption curel large bottle, 81 size. -. 80. 5G0
COMPOUND Celery Nervine Irregular 81 bottle). -. ..... .2@o ~, 10
T. NJ ny p g!ls rpiie o"OAe .12 rs
Roberts, v Ells -. $50 ':'' 20 200
ROBERTS, eaaaHcne ~ uat; ~ 49, n,orid .35 1926
Fig Laxative Irregular SOC size Observation-Disclosures. 80 959
Dr. Williams Pills are best for women. 1860. go oo
Stock Focd, 25Lb pail: 49, IL io
Velvet cream Nor Hgs Ia nc az ...... 20 200
Menthol maze I1Iia coo@ LII 10 LOO
Glycerine, 2-oz potties:' 80. '''' 80: .. Is $50
Roberts Chlblain :'''''' *
These are standard preparat1OnS ana nave gwen ;
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

= we give you be10W a deta11ed I1t OF seVera1 1ots VIII
and offer them to you at 20 per cent less than 1nanufactu
buy now. If you don't need one, buy now, as next wint
Lot 5000. Thirty-three suits of odds and ends in Cassimeres and
other goods. Well made and lined. None of these r worth
less than So. Sizes "a to 80, mostly SO and 81. Don't order any
other sizes, as we have not got them. Closing price, $3.50.
Lot 5OO1. This lot consists of ninety-three suits of high-grade cloth
ing, some single-breasted round cut sacks, and some double,
breasted. These are good seasonable goods in Cassmeres n
Cheviots, in brown shades mostly, lined with Italian cloth, and
made to retail at Sc and 81. Sizes 81 to Al. Take them while they
last at 1895.
worth $40 each. Made from high-grade Cassimeres and CheWots'
lures and overplaids. Extra well tailored; lined with heany
Italian cloth; extra wearing qualities. Sizes IS to 49, mostly 50,
81, 3S and 49, First come, first served. Price to close, 500.
Lot 5000. This number embraces four hundred and eighty-two SUITS
of the finest grade Of all-wool S suits that that has e. eyer eyer eee1 c6 6geaGa
and serges; Cut and tailored by the best work a1 ord no SLOPPY ena y
work about them, but every garment made to nj. Orae9 me ~
two suits; and do it quick Q r you will be e to- late Sizes 81 TO H.
Lot 5oo4. Comprising three hundred and qsa sey y95 &c s SUITS TTbee1v ae r
made from high-grade Msltons, GheviotS and mo GaSslme ere y
Some are single-breasted round cut sacks s g%a aona of neafnesss
and perfection. All sizes, 81 to A. While they last, $99'.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
DRUG TMENT.

People may be deceived about the Mg ofdugsH use sr stomach ht E tells OF h tn me To he I PEREZ d mo
middle uondo only the pest good Gogh where mehcne scpeGa Inns SuEuAm "U
Goods 'The qunyH he best that MONEY can buy and experience can select
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

oak 0sfNch

,as. o..l O.. Oh. some efth pub@e~ yin prstia rs,i.Es s s.ovesssas p5kssss =.
VIC V9s! !! G90 Pehsp. tky don't teow-yon DO Dur c..AOs<A ~M ecu 90 eoN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
IN GROCERIES
For the Month of January, 1900.

We limit thee quantity We furnish only one lot oeM5 h a md Ito to e eh GU en@ ons: r NO asT m n
or price Prices are god only Tt the month OF January, AoU' an oy W o' NNoy
month Tsep s cease January 3D., lyC
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
AND FUR JACKETS,

NJ 5s. We have only one left, size SO. Closing price. ..,.. $3.50
M o49c one a left. Closing price: 1880
bust 81 worth $40, Closing I price" . - "c"e $500
a. worth $40. Closing price. $500
The above sizes r all that we have left. Il any other sizes r
desired in Fur Garments, we can have them made up, and will
quote prices or application. Observation-Disclosures Al-A-l-,-,--
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

n. ..,srlst rtsfsR tso sSs construction oftns IeAh NJ 800.
cal. stviss q . ae.vrss wsd snss'. - ~ = r . s"Ssss sfKsS
sn.isi s both Sess :.dfoo, to:,ds e.epst shs .Hst.I : s.rss,s 49, q
sess = f~ = q. n 49, 49, N "a. viii s.en :.tt. .
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26

No 3195
No SIS 1Fuase Sassssa
Oah nrrsssr TAis - = seq
large drsassv nth . 4orAk
ssspsd top. slse 1sa>7 assa<.
Mirror 10 a German nssss psad
aiIs 2Asso Inches ussaaH AS
funswsIi front. baa S4o IasHs
fsil Width draSsr a.d sus
smen bali width draSsss- Al
dyausTs Aud with oprn Sass
brass handles and losta bfn-
tsA antique This mahsa . wy
ssSviNshis drssssr md - ny
msdsrAts IA pres xstRAe
rssdy Tor shipmsst. ahoat a2a
s..s S1O.75
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-01-26
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND a PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY

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