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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
]. E. M'NALlY THE VICTIM OF
ODD PRACTICAL
JOKE.
Butte Man Runs Against Some Funny
Fellows at the Anaconda Labor
Convention, and They Give
Him Warmer Time Than
He Really Bargained
For.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Anaconda, Aug. 24.-During the re-
cent labor convention in this city one
OF the delegates, J. E. McNally of Butte,
was made the victim Of a practical joke
which Will long be remembered by him
as we'll as the other participants in it,
The first night Mr.. McNally spent in
the city an INSCRIPTIONS person made
way with his grip, containing clean
collars, etc. The fact of the matter was
that the deed was perpetrated by some
of Mr.. McNally's comrades. For a
whole Gay he mourned his loss. Then
several Of his companions advised him
to report the matter to the police. Here
Mr.. McNa1ly ''smelled a rat,' but
stood pat" The joke, however, had
made such progress that he could not
escape it.
During the session Of the second
morning Fire Chief Mentrum, ably
backed up by Officer Fitzpatrick, called
at the convention hall with a grip in
their possession which, as they stated,
according to information they had re-
ceived belonged to one of the delegates.
Officer Fitzpatrick said he had a war
rant for the owner, charging him With
petty larceny.
Chief Mentrum mounted the platform
with the grip, which was instantly rec
prove the petty larceny charge the chief
proceeded to open the grip and take
therefrom several articles which would
adorn a great many wardrobes, but
looked entirely out of place in a gen.
tleman's grip. Mr.. McNally spent $40
for cigars and thought he was well out
of the matter
After leaving the hall he went into a
downtown barber shop to get shaved,
and while no S.as in the chair his hat,
coat and collar mysteriously disap-
peared. Looking out through the win
dow he espied them hanging on a post
on the other side of the street He
paid small boy two bits to go and get
them for him.
AS far as the matter of jokes was
concerned this let out the ex-represen-
tative from Silver Bow county. The
crowd, however, We're looking for new
victims and when one of them CHANGED
across the grip of Dan Mcdonald, pres
ident of the Western Labor union, the
gang yelled with delight.
council of war was held to de-
eide the fate of the labor leaders, be-
longings. Many and varied were the
suggestions made. 1t was finally de-
cided to pawn it for cigars. 1t was
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
Off on a Fishing Tour.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda. Aug. 24.-Loaded with all
sorts of fishing tackle, Judge Napton
Percy Naoton, H. P. Nanton and Hiram
Rodgers left town this morning for
Granite county. They went by rail
around by Drummond. their intention
being to leave the train at Flint and
from there proceed, by conveyances d.
ready provided for, to Rock creek, where
the anglers will set to work to snatch
the foxy trout from the stream. Hi
ram Rodgers is an expert fisherman and
some big things are expected of him by
his many friends.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
TAKES LEGAL TIME TO PLEAD
Mrs. Myers, Charged With PERMITS
cuous Use of Revolver, APP
pears in Court,
Especial to Inter Mountain. }

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Aug 24.-Mrs. l.. Myers ap-
peared in Justice Kennedy's court yes
terday evening to answer to charge OF
assault in the second degree upon fhe
person of Mrs. H. Harrity.
The explicit complaint is that Mrs.
Myers shot at Mrs. Harrity several times
With intent to kill
Mrs. Myers took the statutory "a hours
in which to plead her Case, and was al
lowed to go upon her own recognizance.
The trouble occurred early yesterday
morning short distance above Like
Park, where the parties reside. Mrs.
Myers says she shot at a bulldog owne /
by Mrs. Harrity. as the latter was driv-
ing her COW past the house of sne
former
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
CHAMPION BOWLER OF STATE
Train Dispatcher Flynn OF the B., A.
& p. Makes Remarkable Score
OF 278.
Especial to Inter Mountain.o

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Aug 24.-Train dispatcher,
7. j. Flynn, of the b., A. & made the
remarkable score of 800 at bowling last
night at fuckers alleys. This ties the
worlds record at bowling and makes Mr.
Flynn the champion bowler of Montana
The highest score previous to this was
made by Walsh, of Butte, 27S. Last
nights score was made while rolling a
game with Messrs. Cops, johnson and
White.
Flynn has long been looked upon as the
best bowler in Anaconda, but his per-
formance last night comes as pleasant
surprise to lovers of the game in this
city.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
NEW TIME TABLE FOR
STREET RAIL WAY
Cars Run to Carroll by Third Street
by Commercial Avenue.

~ A new schedule goes into effect on the
street railway, Aug. BIRD, by which cars
10 Carroll will run down Third street as
heretofore and in addition, cars viii run
70 Carroll by Main street and CONNER
clal avenue. The service to Carroll be-
tween a. M and p. M, is thereby
doubled. The cars running on CONNER
clal avenue will make close conne> ions
with the B. A. & Z. rail way train. and
cars for Third street line run into B., A.
Il +. railway depot en- Main street to
meet arriving and eiafting trains.
Sweet cars to the new reduction works
run on Third street only, as heretofore.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
Bicycle Case on Trial.
Especial to Inter Mountain.

(Speclal to inter MOuntaln.)
Anaconda, Aug. N.-The case against
John Nielsen, charged with the larceny OF
wheel from ]. H. Strain, came up be-
fore Justice Duane at II o'clock this
morning and was continued until $50
this forenoon, when the taking of testi-
mony before jury was begun. Nielsen
was up before Justice Kennedy one week
ago for the same offense and was dis
charged, but later the police obtained
evidence which 1t Is believed is sufficient
to secure a conviction and the arrest Of
Niesen followed.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
NEW TIME TABLE FOR
STREET RAILWAY
Cars Run to Carroll by Third Street
by Commercial Avenue.

A new schedule goes into effect on the
street railway, Aug. 23rd, by which cars
to Carroll will run down Third street as
heretofore and, in addition, cars will run
to Carroll by Main street and CONNER
cial avenue. The service to Carroll be-
tween : a. m. and p. M, is thereby
doubled. The cars running on CONNER
cial avenue will make close connections
with the B. A. & ?, railway train, and
cars for Third street line run into B., A.
& p. railway depot on Main street to
meet arriving and departing trains.
Street cars to the new reduction works
run on Third street only, as heretofore.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

morning of pneumonia. Gallagher was
arrested as vagrant several days ago
and was sentenced in Justice Quanes
court to 60 days in the county Jail He
was taken sick in the Jail and was trans
ferred to st. AIMS hospital. 1t has not
been learned whether Gallagher has any
relatives in this city or not.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
Tomorrow the Methodist chuch will be

Tomorrow the Methodist chuch Will be
opened again for services after having
leen closed for two weeks. The work of
heautifying the interior is only partially
completed, but enough Is done to admit
o. its occupancy. The carpet has not yet
arrived nor the side rooms furnished.
Rev. E. G. Cattermole Will preach morn
:ang4 and night. The Sunday-school will
also meet at 1880: the Epworth League
at p. M, and class meeting at 1915
a.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

First Baptist church Fifth and Licust
street Preaching at IL a. M, and 8 p.
NJ, by the pastor, who has been away
for the past few weeks attending the
Baptist Young Peoples convention in
Chicago and visiting his home at Louis
vile. KY, also relatives in Denver. Colo
RADIO. Sunday school at 1920 and &. Y.
p ~, at 715; prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at 5 o'clock.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
In Probate Court.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda, Aug. PA probate order
was filed with the clerk of the district
court this morning appointing Nick Wal
tiers, r. S. Condor and G. c. Vineyard as
appraisers of the estate Of Robert Price,
deceased. Another order was filed APP
pointing Anna Lubich administrative Of
the estate of George Lubich.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

done, and when Mr.. Mcdonald made
search for mis- valuise and discovered
it's whereabouts, he laughingly ad-
mitted the joke on him and paid the
costs of the case.
These are but incidents of the con-
vention. The delegates proved them
selves business men during business
hours and jovial good fellows at the
proper time.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

Services vii be held at the Christian
church tomorrow at the usual time. A
larg attendance is desired. as tbs pastor.
Rev. Frank Minnick, will probably have
something of interest to say relating to
the state convention, which commences
next Wednesday and continues the bal
ance of the week. Morning sermon at
II o'clock. Sunday-school at 12:15 p. M,
|. N. Eaton, superintendent; Christian
E.ndeaVor at p. m.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

St Marks tEpiscopaD church, corner
Main and Sixth streets. Twelfth Sun
day after Trinity. Early celebration, 8
m. morning prayer and sermon. II:
Sunday-school, 1890 p. m.; evening
service, s. Alfred Brown, rector.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
Dragged by Horses.

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Anaconda, Aug. 24.-Thomas Newcome,
While engaged in moving a house last
night, was thrown to the ground and
dragged by the team he was driving, ana
seriously injured. He will be unable TO
leave his house for several weeks.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
John Gallagher Dead.

Especial to Inter Mountain)
Anaconda. Aug. 24.-John Gallagher, at
one time a bartender for Hugh Daily, this
city, died in the hospital at O'Clock this
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24
CHUlACH SERVICES TOMORROW

A the Presbyterian church, Rev. J. H.
McJunkin will preach at IL a. m. and s
D. M; Sunday school at 1915 p. M.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

Dr. H. r. Carman, osteopethist, Dur
ston block.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

A superb assortment of fall clothing,
shoes and hats at Odson's.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-24

Monarch Neglgee Shirts, IS cents.
OdsOn'S
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:. w. Gleason
Notaira Pnhlic
AU BIJOU

Pour la semaine prochaine, au
Bijou, M. Hays, g6rant de CO thea
tire annonce l'arriv6e du distirgu6
trag6dien M. Frederick Warde
dams un magnifque repertoire.
Engagement de M. Warde au BIZ
jou la saison derni6re fut le pre-
mier q prix populaire ct l'encoura-
cement accord6 a ses productions
classiques ma pas etc oubli6.
M. Warde arrive avec un roper
toire tout different de celui de Fan
nee derniAre a l'exception dune
piece ct est compose CONNIE suit:
Dimanche q la matinee ct lie soir,
mercredi q la matinee ct jeudi soir
on vera '"The Dukes Jester" Ia
com6die romantique de Espy Will
liams; "Richelieu'', piece histori-
que de Lord Lytton, pour lundi ct
vendredi soir; mardi ct vendredi
soir "Othelo" lie More de Venise;
mercredi soir ct q la matinee de
samedi "Hamelet' tiendra l'afiche
Enfn la semaine prochaine pro-
met d'etre DIES plus int6ressantes
au Bijou par la visite de ce TRACE
dien p~opulaire.
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grandes villes la tendance semhIe
etre en- favour de families peu
nombreuses. Dams quelques-unes
la moyenne du nombre des per-
sonnes composant une famille a
diminu6 de cling a quatre enfants.
ST, durant les prochaines trente,
quarante on cinquante ans, la
diminution est de quatre a trois
enfants, CONNIE en- France, l'aug-
mentation de Ia population sera
pressure null. Puts, dams %quelques
ann6es, les jeunes gems, anxieux
d'6viter les responsibilities du ma
riage, pourront p%eut-etre venir a
la conclusion quill vault mieux
SO marier lorsau'ils seront
plus avanc6s en- age. Ce retard a
sc marier produirait un effet i'm
mense. ST Page moyen etait re-
tard6 dune seule aimee, celia 81
gnifrait une diminution de 1000
COO d'enfants par decade.
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Les enfants de M. III. Narcotic,
ex-oficier de police sont a.pr6sent
tous places, grace M. Sam. Fon-
tame qu1 ma rien 6pargn6 pour ar
river a cette fin.
LIE moment de ia separation a
etc cruel, les enfant refussnt de
s'6loigner Pun de l'autre. A force
d'artifces M. Fontaine les a ga
gn6s ct a place l'a1n6e ag6e de 13
ans chez Nine Nerbonne. le deu-
xieme chez Nine A. Gagnon, lie
troisieme chez Nine n. Bouthillet-
te ct le quatrieme chez Nine S.
Fontaine. Les deux plus jeunes,
enfants de So deuxleme femme ont
etc places chez NJ. Francois Car
riere, leur grand 'pere cultivateur
q Maple Lake, MINI. II nous fait
plaisir de constater qu'ils ont tous
etc places entire bonnes mains.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08
ECH[O1DlE LOT EST

re de leur origine, lis ont da moins
Ia consolation de voir, dams trois
villes importantes, DIES leurs occu-
per la deuxi6me place dams l'admi-
nistration municipale, soft pr6si-
der le conseil DIES 6chevins: M. W.
D. Bousquet q Worcester, le doc
teur q. q, Normandin a New-Bed-
ford ct M. Joseph G. Mailloux q
Woonsocket. ct puts, la vile de
Lowell s'est pave lie luxe dun pre-
sldent d'origine canadienne-fran-
ealse au conseil municipal: M. Phi
lippe A. Brousseau.
LIE projet de loi sur la r6orga-
nisation de l'arm6e DIES Etats- Unis
qul await etc adopt6 par la Cham
bre DIES repr6sentants ct modif6
par le S6nat Went d'etre vote par
cette derni6re assemble sous sa
d6fnitive, d6ja accept6e par
la Chambre.
LIE bill a etc adopt6 au S6nat
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20.30.RAG Sold and guaranteed by all drug
uO. gists to CURE Tobacco Habit.


M. J. R Tarte, Notaire q Water
loo, P. O., commissaire de la cour
ct surintendant des ecoles catholi-
ques du comt6 de Shefford, est re-
parti pour lie Canada hier soir
apr6s avoir pass6 cling jours a
Minneapolis par afaire.
Durant son s6jour en- notre
Vile M. Tarte a etc l'hote de notre
compatriote M. P. H. Robinson,
son compagnon de classe. CONNIE
on peut Sc l'imaginer ces deux
amis qui ne s'6taient pas vus de-
puts SO ans, ont pass6 d'heureux
quarts d'heure a causer de leur
jeunesse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

M. Frank Lavalliere, mccain
Glen dams une 6l6vateur a Camden
Place a 6t6 victime, ces jours der
niers, dun accident qui aurait pu
lui coulter la vie. II SO tenait pres
dune chaudi6re a vapeur lorsqu'-
une explosion s'est produite rem
plissant la chambre de vapeur.
Avec une rare presence d'esprit M.
Lavalliere a saut6 sur la machine
ct a ouvert la soupape de suret6 CO
qui lui a peut etre sauv6 la vie.
II en- a etc dependant quite pour
une l6gere brdlure q la main ct
une indisposition de quelques
jours. Lorsqu'on Ia retire de Get
te situation ses habits 6taient tout
ruisselants d'eau.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

Nine Lea Lalibert6 Elk Chef
Ranger de la Cour Notre-D Dame
de Lourdes, a 6t6 a la derni6re Sc
ance de notre cour, mercredi soir,
lob]et dun t6moignage d'estime
DIES plus fatteurs. Les membres
lui ont fait cadeau dune jolie ba-
que dor orn6e de l'embleme de
pOrdre ct dune pierre d'opale,
pr6c6d6e de la jolie adresse qui
suit pr6sent6e par Nine Carriveau
au nom de tout les membres.
A notre digne ct d6vou6 Elk Chef
Ranger, Soeur Lea Lalibert6.
Ch4re Soeur
La reconnaissance est de tous les
sentiments, don't Repression est
la plus douce ct la plus agreeable.
Aussi nous crolrions manquer d
notre devoir que de laisser passer
l'6poque de respiration de votre
terme de service sans venir toutes
ensemble vous offfrir nos remerci-
ments qui nous dictent un senti-
ment de gratitude ct de reconnais-
sance pour lie d6vouement ct Pas
siduit6 avec lesquels vous avez
preside q toutes les s6ances.
Veuillez croire, ch6re s9ur que
nous sommes loin d'etre insensi-
bles q tous les sacrifices que vous
vous etes imposee pour nous, sans
oublier non plus, le concours des
services que vous avez rendus q
la cour en- temps opportuns. De CO
que nous ne pouvons vous expri-
mer par nos paroles nous allons
vous lie t6moigner par noe actions
en- vous pr6sentant cette hague,
CONNIE preuve certaine de notre
sinc6rit6 d'affection, de respect que
nous avons pour vous.
Ellie vous est due tout spectacle
ment. Une seule chose nous falt
peine, c'est de n'avoir pu vous fai-
re ~l'hommage de ce cadeau 3 la
derniAre s6ance, ce qui nous aurait
cause un sensible plaisir, mails la
suite des circumstances dams les
quelles nous nous sommes trou-
Wees, nous ont misses dams l'impos-
siblit6 de le faire plus tot.
Au nom de la Cour Nd de
Lourdes No 23l, je renouvellerai
les remerciments de toutes.
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Renaissance ct Discretion

Un jour que je me promenais
sur les talaises, je Wis sur Iherbe
drue un homme don't les vetements
annoncaient la plus affreuse mise
re; I'm vieux chapeau fauve ct
chauve 6ta1t rebattu sur ses yeux;
son habit await etc noir ct await Gu
des boutons; SEES bas s'6taient per-
COS q travers les trous de ses bot
ties; So barbe accusait une v6g6ta-
ton de cling q six jours.
Emu de compassion, je MARIE
tai a contempler ce specimen dune
triste misere. Tout a coup, je trial
de ma poche une piece de cling
francs, ct ]e l'enveloppai bien ser
rec dams un moroccan de journal.
Alors, faisant un d6tour, je ma
vancai presque en- rampant JUS
qua l'homme endormi. J'avais
apercu une poche de pantalon be-
ante, depuis longtemps d6pourvue
du boutton destin6 q la fermer;
car pourquoi l'avait-on ferm6e? Je
faisais un pas, puts 'attendais que
lie l6ger bruit que fait en- Sc rele-
want lherbe comprim6e, cit cesse.
Jamais un chat, voulant surpren-
Dire un oiseau, ne fut plus patient.
Jamais I'm voleur ne retint autant
son haleine. J'arrivai debout der
riere la tete du dormeur; Ia, je me
permits de respirer franchement
une fois. Puts je me baissai lem
tement, puts j'6tendis le bras, ct
j'insinuai doucement ma main
dams cette poche beanie, afamee;
puts jj'y posai lie petit paquet. Je
ret1rai ma main, je me .relevai, je
m'6loignai avec les memes pr6cau-
tons; lie pauvre diable ne s'6tait-
pas r6veill6.
Oh! lie cher homme, quel grand
plaisir il me fit CO jour-la! ct COM
me j'aurais voulu, par reconnais-
sance, lui avoir donn6 advantage!
ST par hasard ces Iignes tombent
sous ses yeux, quill reeoivent mes
remerciements!
A. KARR
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49, rFrEsL LtEE&- 49, {. Z.
Les M9decins de la Compagnie Medi-
Gale Moro peuvent etrevus a 1eur Bureau
an Numkro 1924 rue Ste Catherine, tous
les tours de Ia semaine, exceptele diman-,
che, iusqu'a hut heures du soir. Aux
hon1mes aui demeurent a la campagne
81 oui ne peuvent 'venir facilement a
Montreal, I'm blanc de traitement leur
sera envoyk sur demande, ainsi qu'un
petit livret rempli de conseils ct davis.
les consultations par lettres sont aussi
oratuites Ct absolument confdentie11es.
LesPILULES MORO e vendent50 cts
1asbofte out six bottles pour $3.50. 81
yotre marchand ne les dent pas. .elles
yous seront envoyees reception du
nrix. Adressez vos lettres CONNIE suit:
.cOMpAGNlE MEDlcAlE moro"
s724 rue Ne.Cshssins, MONTREAL
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

LIE jeu de cartes dome diman-
che dernier, chez Nine Antoine
Chouinard, au profit de la Cour
L'Etoile du Nord, a Ste I'm vrai
success. II y await IL tables occu-
p6es. Les prix ont etc gagn6s par
Mines Louis Bolduc, Nora Demers
ct I. Marsolais; NM. D. Gle, A.
Bolduc ct Frank Demers. LIE prix
de devinette a 6t6 gagn6 par Mile
Lillian Marsolais.
La prochaine partie de cartes
aura lieu dimanche soir lie 10 cou-
rant chez Nine M. Janson, 426
Fremont Ave N.
Admission au jeu l0c.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

Les mkdecins de la Comvagnie
Medica1e Moro conseillerent a
Monsieur Roy de manager lente-
ment, de boire peu en- mangeant,
de choisir pour ses repas les NETS
les plus l&gers, CONNIE lie 1ait, lie
pain, lie bouillon, les fruits, les
lkgumes, lie beuf, lie poulet, ct
d'&viter &c qui pourrait 1ui char
ger l'estomac, surtout de ne pas
trop manager, mails de roster sur
son app@tit, ct de prendre apres
chaque repas deux Pilules Moro
ct de ne rien craindre, car ses
maux disparaftraient bien vite, WI
que les P1LULEs Moro guerissent
toujours les maux d'estomac, ainsi
que lie NAL de rognons ct tous les
autres maux auxquels les hommes
sont exposes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

M. Vim Rondeau est de retour
depuis samadi dun voyage Le-
morale, Canada, Oh il a etc appele
il y a trois semaines par la mala-
die dangereuse de son venerable
pere q laquelle il a succomb6 une
sema1ne plus tard a Page de 76 ans.
Nos sinceres sympathies q M.
Rondeau.
M. Rondeau est actuellement 3
son poste habituel au Minneapolis
Dry Goods, Oh il est toujours heu-
reux de servir So nombreuse eli
entele.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

M. P. H. Robinson, epicier au
No. 9 2eme rue n, desire annon-
Ger quill Went de recevoir IN stock
aussi vari6 que considerable de
poisson sale de tout esp6ce tel
que hareng, morue, truite, anguil-
lie, etc quill vendra pendant quel-
ques semaines aux prix du gros.
Pour vous en- convaincre rendez-
mi me visite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

Mercredi soir de la semaine der
Mere a Gu lieu une partie de cartes
par les membres du Club Feuille
d'Erable, a la residence de Nine
J. A. Carignan. Des jolis prlx ont
etc donn6s aux gagnants. Les jeux
termin6s les assistants particip6-
rent a I'm succulent go1ter.
La prochaine partie de cartes
aura lieu mard1 proclaim au soir,
chez Nine A. Cole, l1l6 Chestnut
Ave.
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RuMFoRD FALLS, 10 Oct, 1900,
CoMpAeN1E MED1cA1E Moro,
1924 rue Ste-C Catherine,
Montreal, Canada.

Messieurs,
"Apres avoir pris hut bottles de o
"Pilules Moro ct suivi les conseils que
"vous m'avez donnes, je puts dire
"au'e11es mont fat un grand bien ct
"que je suis parfaitement retabli des
ssmaux d'estomac ct du NAL de rognons
"dont je souffrais.
"Je mango ce que je veux, je prends
"des forces, j'engraisse, ct je doris Ia
"nuit ; je mai plus de palpitations de
"coeur, ct cette fatigue que 'avais dams
"les reins ct entire les epaules a com-
"pletement disparu; mon urine est
"norma1e, je la passe sans douleurs, ct
"e11e est dune bonnie couleur.
aVos Pilules Moro mont gueri, ct le
"yous remercie de vos bons SONS ct de
"vos bons conseils.
"Je mai pas pris de vos Pilules Moro
"depuis lie premier de juliet, ct je ne
"crois pas en- avoir besoin, mails soyez
"certain que 81 jamais la ma1adie me
"reprend, j'aurai recours d vous ct
.aussi je ferai tout mon possible pour
"convaincre les hommes malades de
"vous consu1ter."
JOSEPH ROY,
Rumford Falls, Maine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08

Mercredi soir le Ii courant il y
aura une partie de cartes q Ia resi-
dence de Nine Angelo Laliberte,
20, 2e rue N. E., au profit de la
Cour Notre-D Dame de Lourdes. IL
y aura deux prix pour messieurs
ct deux prix pour danes.
Admission au leu lOc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-02-08
TENEZ VOS INTESTINS EN-
BON d

Constipation GU diarh6e 81 vos in
testins sont hors d'ordre. Les Cas-.
carets Candy Cathartic les feront
egir naterellement. Les v6ritables
t, bIettes marques G. G. G. lou
iours vendues en- bottles. Chez
tous les droguistes, l0c. l