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ALETTER TO A WESTERN MAYOR.

Kind ami Respected Ciy:-I see in
a paper that man named John
Sipes was atacted and ct up by
bare whose kubs he was trying to
git when the she bear come up and
stopt him by eatiD him up in the
mountains near your town.
What / want to know is did it kill
him or was he only partly ct up and
is he from this place and all about
the bare. / don't know but what
he is a distant husband of mine.
My first husband was,of that name
and | supposed he was killed in the
war but the name of the man the
bare ct being the same / thought it
might be him after all as / ought to
know il If he wasn't killed either in
the war or by the bare for l have
been married twice since and there
ought to be divorce papers got out
by him or me if the bare did not
eat him all up. If it is him you will
know it by his having six toes on
the left foot.
He also has a spread eagle tat
toed on his front chest and an ankor
on his right arm which you will know
him by if the bare did not eat up
these sines of its being him.
Find out all you can about him
without his knowing anything what
it is for. That is if the bare did
not eat him all up. If it did / don't
see as you can do anything and you
needn't take no trouble. Please an
Ger back.
Yours in Haste,
Mrs. PEGGY PUMPKIN Blossom.
Thunderstruck, Tucker County,
Yves Virginny.
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TOO MUCH FOR THE SENATOR.

Not long ago Senator Faulkner, of
West Virginia, was dining with
friends in Walla Walla, Wash. 4,
who, wishing to tempt his appetite,
asked him what his favorite dishes
were.
"Well," he replied, "I have
never seen the day when / couldn't
eat a good baked potato and a
piece of fat and tender roast
mutton"
The Walla Walla hostess was
equal to the occasion. After the
speech, a dinner with plates for
nine guests was served At the
right moment huge platter was
borne in with nine baked Irish po-
tatoes aggregating sixty-two and a
half pounds in weight. The biggest
one, weighing eleven pounds, was
placed before the senator. Asking
what it was, he was told that it was
potato.
''But certainly not fit to eat !"
1t was opened and poured out be-
fore nina sackful, white mealy,
delicious. He had to confess that
at last he had "seen a day when
he couldn't eat baked potato"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25

William +. English, a son of the
former vice presidential candidate
from Indiana, and a captain Of
volunteers in the war with Spain.
has returned to the treasury a check
for sJ17z sent him for pay for his
army services, with the statement
that he would not accept pay for
service to his country in time Of
danger. II is the only case of the
kind in the Spanish-American war.
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Senator Vest, whose health has
not allowed him to take the active
part he once did in the business of
the Senate, made a speech, this
week, protesting against the policy
of the imperialists in calling every
man a traitor who dares TO question
the imperialistic policy Of the Nc
ley administration, that was full of
his old time vigor, as may be seen
from this extract therefrom 81
disclaim now positively any inten-
ton to divulge in any line of re-
mark that may encourage opposition
to the authority Of the u. S. any
where. But as a Senator OF the u.
S. representing in part sovereign
State, deny the right Of any man
in this chamber or out Of il 20 muz-
zle me and prevent an honest ex
preston of opinion in regard to the
policy of this country for fear that
| may be denominated a traitor and
a public enemy. am sorry our
foreign relations are in the condition
we find them to-day, and yet all
the world knows that so far we have
been most unfortunate. We have
the bubonic plague added to the
leprosy in Hawaii, starvation in
Porto Rico, unrest and disquiet in
Cuba, and war Of indefinite
length, as far as human foresight is
concerned, in the Philippines Is
il treason to make this statement
Or shall we who opposed the Paris
treaty, and predicted the disasters
that have come and will come, be
SO cowardIy and recreant to trust
imposed in us by free people as to
sit here silent for fear Of vitrolic
denunciation on the other side, and
decline to discharge our duty as the
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fearless representatives of a great
people ? Are we to remain silent,
refraining even from ordinary criti-
cism as to the conduc, of the war,
for fear that we are to be denounced
as the allies of Aguinaldo and OPP
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We gods, what change in Con-
gressional sentiment II Demo-
GRAFT had few years ago used the
language of Senator Chandler, when
negro petition for anti-lynch legis-
lation was presented to the Senate,
this week, there would have been
a Republican howl that would have
Jared the earth and what he said
was so manifestly true that no Sena-
lor commented upon it. Mr..
Chandler said: "There is no
power in Congress to prevent or to
punish crimes committed in the
various States"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25

Representative Richardson, the
Democratic leader in the House,
made a calm speech showing how
unsatisfactory Secretary Cages re-
ply to the national bank resolution
of inquiry is, Notwithstanding its
34S printed pages; that single
New York bank-the same that was
allowed to juggle with the title of
the old New York Custom House,
which it bought from the Govern
ment-was given deposits large
enough to leave it the continuous
use for periods as long as six months
of more than $40, 1000, 900 of Gov
, eminent money. This is the same
bank that demanded favors of the
Treasury because of political work
done by its directors in the last
Presidential campaign. 1t has cer>
tainly had them.
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Shekespeare's description fits thou.
SANDS OF women. They Gro cross. des-
Pondent, sicsly, neryous-a burden to
1 tacmsclycB and thor families Their
sweet dispogitions are gone, and the,t. iifie
nc bells, seem sadly out Of tune. hut
there IL remedy. They can uso
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25

Senator Hoar says of ex- Minister
Barrett'S charge that speech made
by the senator caused the Filipinos
to revolt "Only silly head would
tell such a story, and only a sillier
head would believe it. Gen. Ois's
report tells the story of the begin
ming of the Instruction. Mr.. Bar
rett's statement is too absurd to
discuss" Mr.. Hoar, in a speech
in the Senate specifically charged
Mr.. Mckinley with having caused
the revolt, qualifying it by ex-
pressing the opinion that Mr.. Nc
Kinley was coerced into it by the
rabid imperialists of his party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25
WASHING LETTER.
ROBERTS FOUND GUILTY OF HAy.
ING TOO MANY MOTHER-IN-LAwS.
Senator Vest Talks Straight Out From
the Shoulder Secretary Gage Paying
Back the New York Banks for Their
Campaign Contributions.
.rom Dor speciaI c0rrespondenl.
WAsHINCroN, ID. c.
Jan. 23rd, 1900.

How little Mr.. McKinley's
promise to furnish any desired in
formation to Congress meant was
shown when the Senate, under orders
from the White House, voted down
Senator Pettigrew's amendment TO
the Hoar Resolution of Inquiry,
asking that the Senate be furnished
copy of Mr.. McKinley's instruc-
tons to the Commissioners who
negotiated the treaty of peace with
Spain. That information would,
there are good reasons to believe,
show that there is a contradiction
in the policy Mr.. Mckinley claimed
to have when he gave those instruc-
tons and that followed by him
since the treaty was negotiated, and
in order to avoid making a public
exhibition of himself by going back
on his word, he called on the Re-
publican majority in the Senate to
save him, and his orders were
obeyed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25
FROM PORTO RICO.
Another Preston County Soldier Writes
Home OF His Life In the Army.

To the Editor Of the Argus.
LAS MARIAs, PoRTo RICO,
January and, 1900.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-01-25

The administration is trying to
bring Boss Platt around to its way
of thinking on the presidential
question by trotting out the Western
candidate bogy to frighteh Plat
into the belief that New York will
lose the place if he doesn't accept
the Hanna Mckinley programme
without alteration. OF course, MIR.
Mckinley and Senator Plat know
that there is little probability of the
nomination of n Western man for
second place, but it pleases the
former to pretend otherwise, and it
may please the several Western
men, including Senators Davis and
Spooner, who are being"mcntioned"
as possible candidates.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

anti expansionistes de nos jours,
ct malgr6 cette opposition fut 81
gn6 par Polk ct rattle par lie Sc
nat d6mocratique. Ceci nest p1s
de la politique Gals settlement des
fats historiques.
Depuis 1903 jusqu'a la forma-
ton du parti republican, en- 1854
lie parti d6mocratique q dome q la
Co Moderation un territoire de
2, 100000 de miles carr6 qui: for
m 8 m%aintenant. Is Etats ct trois
ter ritoires ct sceci malgr6 les F6d6-
"a listes disparus en- 1924.
Depuis que les republican,
ont pris les renes du gouverne
ment en- Is 81 tout lie territoir:
: iaBjjoute6 . Ia; Conf6t6ratl % . 6t
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09
Ennem1 Impuissant

L'ennemi IMPROBABLE de la s,.nt6 de
Ia femme. cette terrible maladi-, lie
'Beau Nal" qui III tnnt souffr r a tou-
It's les epousts de IL Vie, m respectant
nj vi %illesse, nj jennesse, Il enfiu cap TIL
l&; sa nuisance NEST plus! Ce resultat
sclentifiuue merveil'eux a .6t6 0btenu
pr les Inventions. plus m rveilleuses
encore du Or j. Lariv ere. 90 med-cin
probe, hOnnete 1t con ciencirux, emu
de, sputfranc 8 afro :es endu 6-s par les
p r.onnes du beau sexe,' s'est mis- d la
recb- rche d'u spec,i l,le propr- a 'eur
aplMrter une gufris,on rapide It radica-
le. Apres de long es ct %patientrs rech-r-
ches scientitques,d- heur-s DIES jours ct
des NUTS cousacres a ce travail, il voy
ait entin ses efforts co,ronn6s du plus
bril- nj succ 8, ct il d"nnait au monde
medical etonne lie fameux "kegulat-ur
de la Saute de Ia Femme" qui porte sou
nom @ .elques temps apres IL %inventait
les "Female Plas ers" qui jouissent au
iourd'hui dune &c 6bri 6 univer~elle.
CTS rem DIES s'uve,aius contre tontes
vos affections, mrsdames, sont vendus
chez tons les harm aci-ns u prix res
pectifs do $l.oO ct de rs cents, on les de-
mander par lettre au DR. j. Larivlere,
ManyiLle. r. |.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09
Ecole Notre. Dame de L0urdes
BULLETINS DU MOIS DE
JANyIER 1909.
EXCELLENT

EXCELLENT.
Henri Cloutier, Emma Giguere
Blanche CJrier, Eva C,ulombe,
M .rie Be anger, Laura Bilodeau,
Louise C,ssette, A5ne, H55ert,
Arth6mise Paradis, Florence Cyr.
Antoinette Della e, Stella Rafche.
Eugene Gagn6, Arthur Grignon,
Lea Caron, Dorilla Cossette..
TnEs-B[EN.
LIE nie Liable, Em6lie Talbot,
Mabel Paradis, Alfred Bourbeau,
Emma Baillargeon, Exilia Lecours
Flore Lag zee, I5ernadette Emond,
Lucie ViOlette, Em6lie Beau loin,
Emerence NORM, L,uise Roy,
Eva Taillefer, Lizzie L ord, Albert
Neveu, Regina Emond, Lille
Courteau, Ida Lagac6 Albert
B ,audette, Virginie Houle, Ida
Duford, Rosalie Delage, Arabella,
Roy, Em6lie Courteau. Nellie Vi
guere, Eva Dupont, Agnes Blals.
BIEN
Willie Prenevost, Henri Laliber-
t6, Marie T.. Belair, Berthe Laro-
che, Lille Cordeau, Fabiola He
nault, Ida Taillefer, Alfred Dab6
Edna Plienling, Henri Dub6. 10
seph Demers, Corinne hoy, Cleo
phas Prenevost, Marie Dupont,
Mable Lsvall6e, Maria Roy, Albert
Fortier, Freda Dsmeu Q, Alphon-
sine Decourcy, Az6lie Chamber
lain, Emma Poulin, Eva MORN,
Amanda Fourier, Albina Orig
non, Genevi4ve Plouf, Agnes Hur-
lev, Amanda Coriveau. n. Lecours
Beatrice st Hilaire, Aur6lia Ke'rt-
son, Anna Desroches, Eva Del
,cours, Eveline Page, YyonnesPre-
newest, Rose Girard. Antoinette
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09
ST. PAUL.,

M. Pierre Deslaurlers, mar
chaud de Duluth, 6tsit a st. Paul
Ii semaine derni6re. NJ. Deslauriers
a fait des achats consid6 rabies ct
il aurait declare q certain mar
chand de gros que son commerce
dams l'ann6e ecoui6e a 6:6 le neil
leur quill ait Gu depuis 1892.
M. D'Aoust employee chez Yerxa
& Co., 6piciers, a 6te retenu chez
lui par une assez grave indisposi-
ton. II a repris cette semaine son
occupation au magasin.
M. Levi Forest de Duluth 6tait
q st. Paul, cette semaine pour ses
affaires d'assurance.
Apres plusieurs jours de tenn
p6rature 6lev6e, nous avons eu de
la neige mercredi soir accompa-
gn6s de granas vents.
Les politicians }commencent q
faire de la propaganda pour lie
choix dun MARIE. Les candldats
| sOnt nOmbreuX ct sc dlsenC tOu5
meilleurs les uns que les autres.
CONNIE on ne Sc fat d'id6e du
nombre de m6decins canadiens-
francois PARTICIPANT au Minnesota,
lie vals en- dorner une liste que je
crols dependant Incomplete. A ST.
Paul on compile les Drs Marquis,
Leclerc, Martel ct Gravel; Mime
apolis: Lalibert6, Lapierre, Du-
mas, D6ziel, Legault ct Sullivan;
Duluth: L. M. Brunei; st. Cloud:
A. Pinault; Terrebonne: ". les
sier; Osseo: Landry: Crookston;
Farly ct Gendron; Paynesv1lle::
Pilon. Saltwater: Waiter; Pierz:
Roy, Charpentier ct S6guin; st.
Peter: Duclos ct Daignault; Clo-
quet: Blunelle; Dayton: Bistodeau
It Garand; Hamel Station: Geof-
frion; Belgrade: German; Argyle:
Belcourt; Little Falls: Fortier ct
Dumont; Lesueur: Jacotel; Lester
Prairie: Cement; Eden Valley:
Buffalo: Delude; Vino
ma: Aubln. Soft 36 medicine ct je
suis certain quill y en- a encore
quelques autres don't les MONS me-
chappent.
LIE DR. Sullivan, indies premiers
de Minneapolis est inclu
dams cette liste parce quill parle
tres blen lie franc lis, venant de
Montreal, ct que ga mere est une
Canadienne FRANCHISE.
Je dois sjouter quill est . ma
connaissance que tous reminiscent
ii 4s-hien de meme qu'ils sont fort
estim6, dams les dlferents en-
droits qu'lls habitent.
La Vile de Duluth va para1t-il
avolr IN MARIE Republican,, T.: W..
Hugo. Mails la lutte a Gle chaude:
& volx de majorit6 settlement sur
un vote de 6,531. Sur butt 6che-
wins 6.us, six sont republicans
mails les maj rite, ne sont pas for
les dams aucun cas-. LIE MARIE
Truelsen b iguait les sufrages
pour I'm troislAme terme. ..
%--t = &. i :" :.t
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Belair, Leon Plouf, Joseph Talbot
Antoine Gagn6, Arthur Giguere,
Frank Garaut, Alfred Gibeau, AL
fred Poisson, Bernadette Belair,
Joseph Bolduc, Emma Poulin, AL
fred Violet, ,nat P5ru5se, David
|Cloutier, Jules Mount, Herv6
Cloutier, Arsene Lalibert6, Alfre |
Tourangeau. Henri Delmarse, Lii
lie Forth. Elna Poirier, Arth6mi-
Sc Lantague, Eva Mount, Mabel
Kertson, Florence Tourangeau,
Albertine Page. Inez Cody, Eme-
line Edward, Adeline Tnom pson.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

M. ct Nine Stephens Bouchard,
qui ont visits Nine Jos Corriveau,
file de M. Bouchard, ct M. Jos
MORN, fills de Nine Bouchard,
sont arrives a St. Henry, comt6 de
Lewis, P. Q. Canada lieu de leur
residence, apres un heureux s6jour
de cling mois parmi nous. Avant
de gutter Minneapolis, M. ct
Nine Bouchard sc sont declares
charm6s de leur visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09
Les Pi|u|eS du DR.. jacques sssa. 9 !ss no

quand tous les autres Inducements sont sans effet. Files ne causent
pas de douleur, operent vie, sont electives ct les m6decins 6minents
les recommandent. Ces piules soulagent tout de suite. Files en]even
la douleur dams les rognons, la vessie ct le dos. parce quelles nettoiena
lie systeme ct purifentl e sang. ST on les prend scion Performance,
lie eueriront radicalement de la constipation, de la bile, du NAL de
tete blieux, de la perte de sommeiL de Reimbursement, des fables
Sc, de la mauvaise haaine ct DIES papitations du c@ur, toutes cs affec-
tons Giant des symphonies de la maadie ds Rognons.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Encourageons nos compatriotes
qui SO lancent dams les affaires.
M. Bruno Peltier Went d'ouvrir
un depot de lait, creme, beurre,
frontage, etc. au No GIG avenue
Plymouth. Ceux qui ne peuvent
pas se rendre chez lui mont qua
lui adresser une carte postale ct il
Sc fera un plaisir de livcer ses
marchaudises a domicile GU prem
DIRE DIES commandes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Dimancho proclaim, lie IL f.
vrier q 2 heures de l'apres-midi il
y aura, au No. 20 avenue Centrale,
une assemble de tous les R6pu-
blicains canadiens-frapcais de la
vile. Tous les Canadiens-franceis
de ce parti politique sont cordiale-
ment invites a y assister.
Ed. RAINvILLE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Une personne posse liant des in
formations de grandes valeurs pour
Nicholas Faynerville ct Catherine
Brouillette, lesquels avaient, il y a
quelques ann6es, des propri6t6s
dams lie comt6 de Ramsey, desire
eouna1tre leur pr6sente adresse.
Adresser toute communication 3
YEcHo DE L'OUEsT, Minneapolis,
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

acquis par eux malgr6 ropposi-
ton des democrates qui ont change
de tactique en- 1861 mettant de CO.
t6 les doctrines d6nocratiques de
Jefferson ct de jackson pour suivre
les id6es anti-expansionistes du
parti Federal.
FRANCOIS TREPAN1ER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Ne manquez pas d'aller, au-
jourd'hui q ia PHARMA-
Gle de G. EROS, coin
des Avenues Washington ct Hen
nepin, chercber une boite 6chan-
tillon DIES Pilules du DIR Jacques.
lis en- distribueront toute cette
journ6e 200 bo1tes absolument pour
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-02-09

Les memble s de la Cour L'Etoi-
lie du Nord sont prizes de remettre
les talons DIES billets de loterie de
Ia courtepointe, a Nine f. Thi-
bault, p,6sidente de ce comit6,
avant GU au plus tard ]e II fevrier.
LIE tirage de Ia courtepointe aura
lieu CO soir-]a apr4s le bal.
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public tant q cause DIES mo- ceaux
choisis qu'on y execute que des
artistes lesquels sont tous de pre-
miere classe. La porte SQUIRE q
3 heures P M.
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Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Central n. E. invite tous leurs
,compatriotes de la Vile ct de la
campagne d leur faire une visite
3 leur magasin de Hardes-faites
Chapeaux chaussures, Etc, Nos
stocks pour hommes ct garcons
sont complies. Telephone.
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A So derni9re assembled, .le
Camp Champlin DIES W. of w. de
cette vile, a vote le credit n6ces-
saire pour l'achat de deux vi
traux pour peglise ND. de Lour-
DIES. Tn de ces vitraux seront
p,esent6s au nom DIES danes du
Woodmen's Circle.
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NJ. E. s. Abel, est entire, depuis
.quelques semaines. CONNIE com
mis- dams l'6picerie de Yerxa Bros.
Ii Sc fera un plaisir de se,vir ceux
.qri s'adresseront q lui.
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A louer, a une courte distance
du centre de la vile, une chambre
garnie avec pension 81 desire, au
No SOL Aldrich Ave n.
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LIE Gene bal annuel du Camp
ChampIain, No 10, DIES Woodman
of the World aura lieu lie l9 cou-
rant q la sale K. P, coin de. la
5eme rue ct de la lere Ave S. E..