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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
PROFESSIONAL.

Travis s,G.hI practical house mover, 604
d 7T---,---- -..eeL. Citizens' phone $50. %
iIrris5slaS AGENCY-Trained deiectives
litions. raa LOT EVIL and criminal inYesti-
hlclted 'SfIasonaole rates; correspondence
Ton, Terss James McCane, Box $50, Hous,
bYFSEE----- n
Federal BtERS, lawyers. practice In
.sYtnue nv State courts, $751; Congress
lR D =. --elsIon. Texas. ll-5
a5 Mas ilkkEN-Dentlst offlce S04 and
ElIiTII-SsSa block. New phone e02 80
auidiAsa A. .wILSON-OfHce 303 Kiam
q uosth eadquarters for Houston homes
payment or any other plan.
Efn sAsss, SECRET SERVICE RrRE1U-
aril ,sneed and bonded detectIyes for
satcAms, minal investigation; bonded
Cure ~ day or night service. NJ.
nfest. general manager S05ls Main
Assn LIoN 4 BROS, Fire insufanos
.as Aoiusters. - Main Sc. II
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FEW KoQMSNWlVhNhoard In private fam.
llY. 1O11 LaNAlrNAA. Is
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ESTABLISHED shoe business for sale;
best stand; only one other exclusive
shoe store in the city, Address box 6l3
El PaSo, Texas. %
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WAN rED-Firstc class hler anc foreman for
afnew saw MIL. dally capacity 1900:
patufacturc long leaf yellow pine only
Apply Ia person OF address Central Lum.
hvi .company, limited, Lincecum, La,
Grant Parish, n
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lost OR STOLEN Large sorrel horse,
about 1917 hands, tax name and tail fore
ton cut. halter burn on hind foot, old on
rieht front foot; $3.50 reward. w. a.
Wombie. Hotel Burnett ID
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WANTED--A good man in each town 10
Texas. Big money 70 the right person.
Easy work. Address The Retail Gre iii
and Collection Association. z. o. Box ava,
Boulder, Colorado. Il
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FOR SAIE-On lands on ard near Kaiser
and Arnold mounds. West Columbia, In
large aud small tracts. G. l.. Nash y
Co, Columbia, Texas. -
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i HAVE one good quail dog for sale, cheap.
at once; good reasons. Address 1916, this
office, 70
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WANTED TO RENT.

VTI--TTTTT MAN and wife want little place
ont Of Houston 70 raise chickens, logs,
and care for stock best reterenssas;
Robert Murphy Hoas1on' TsAaS' "a
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FOR SALE-rCheap. a 10O.horse power
Westinghouse engine, In good working or
der, for $3.50 Just the thing for a saw
mill. Can be seen at American Cotton
company's gin plant, Brennan, Texas.
Address communication TO D. S. Cage,
American Cotton Co., Houston, Texas.
1-unD
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FOR RENT.

fO dhs RENr-one nice large store, 4OxSO,
oVS and 800 Louisiana street; also two
cottages, 9l5 Bowling and 2lO1 McK'n.
hcy' Apply TO John II. Lang Travis
street., or William Whine, agent, ili2
Louisiana street
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FOR SXIE--K few choice registered Jer-
sey and high grade milk cows; fresh In
mix. Write ]. w. Price, Hills Prairie.
Texas. II
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iANU.-A big bargaIn on a second hond
piah9; really new. Chas. K. Mnnser
BIO Kiam's. "uusS 5S
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FOR SALE 5ls acres Of lSSd s.!gS
room house. corner Calhoun aNa'34|
streets Amply to John La CofrAt.7,
above address.
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3 1ITo1s1ess, cons ipltion. take Lewyn's
I'M LIVER Pellets: mailed for % cents
s-rriere at Lewyn's, corner Main and
i 2S
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WANTED At once n first class, A No. !
pantsmaker. Anton Rybcku, Brenham,
Texas. -
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WANTED Book agents, both men and
women; salary 500 per month, not con.
books. or any amount OF money received,
only on the fact that you work; can re.
fer to the hest OF banks for reliability.
10 a, M 10
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FOR SALE--We have complete line OF
music teachers supplies; also full line
struments; sheet music at half-price. C.
Jauke Il Co, 5O3 Main ~
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lbl WALkER- ,Dcsrable furnished south
room, nearby board; close in. -
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FOR SALE-Three good places of business,
property bringing from IL 10 - per cent
on Investment Weathersby x Co, 1lO7h
Congress -
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HELP WANTED.

w NTED--TravelIn salesmen: muet or
Dlckey Drug CO.. Bristol, Tenn. 1O-t6
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WAkTED-200 tie makere, pay &c LOT
6xs-s pine and lac for eESs oak; have an
come 10 Mldline Switch; long job ana
pientv OK tIlnber Burldtt & Barnes. q
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FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE Ten shares Mutual building
and Loan association stock, partially paid
up. L, d. Bloxsom, 00T Henderson street
~
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BOARD AND ROOM.

HOUSTON HEIGHTS HoTEL-Comfortn
BILE rooms arteslan water, telephone, hot
and cold baths and good board, So per
week. o. NJ Carter. &c
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NOTICE-A meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Warren and Corslcana Pacific Rail.
way company is called by the president
TO be held AZ the office OF the company
604 Binz building Houston, Texas, at 10
O'clock a. m, October % 1901 for tho
purpose OF authorizing the directors to
apply to the railroad commission of Texas
for authority to issue bonds. BY order OF
Ia president. Y. w. Mcneil, secretary :.
Houston Texas, Sept %. 1901. 10-25
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W ANIED-Iwo tirst.class life insurance
men; one MS general agent at Houston aud
one at San Antonio; top commissions ana
renewals; notes carried hy company for
first year premiums. Address w H. Pat
terson, manager Hartford Life Insurance
Co., Trust building, Dallas, Texas, 10
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MARrYR. nrnsoN 4 roRn.

MARTYR. HUDSON & FORD.
FOR SALE 10000 worth " choice Third
ward income bearing resident property
safe { per cent Investment, could be
made an 5 per cent proposition,
900 Frankliu phone sos. tf
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WANTED AT ONCE-All round cook. APP,
ply 1918 Washington street. -
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WANTED-Good. gentle surrey horse. q
]. Palmer, business manager Post. 2
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N1NTED-- Horse for lbs iced. Apply bi3
Miiby street. -
;--II7NTTT-T5 horse and light delivery wagon
fnr sale. cheap. Call or address 500 La.
mar avenue. --.--- -
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roll Of plans probably left 10
o.rrincu In which ! rode from Central lie
not 10 my hou.e on morning October =,
Reward for return 20 l.. T. Noyes 10
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WANTED 10 SELL--cheap, nice mare.
suitable for family driving, perfectly gen,
city. Apply Il. ID. Taylor & sons cot.
tom ward ~
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WANTED -Colored girl, not over IL years
old. Apply at once All Chnrtrcs st. 10
WANTED "A railroad blacksmith. Apply
to j Ravousct contractor ON ]. & G.. N
r. r. rlnntcrsvlllc. Texas. Is
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FIRST-CLASS dry goods and clothing
Fnlesman wanted at once. B. Schwhrz A.
Bro, Hempstead, Texas ~
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NhNDOLINS, 50 80 up to 5000: we keen
llollns, 500 up to $4,000. we keep
guitars, $500 up to SIS 90; best on earth
"hVers Music House, Rusk and Travis
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OPEN yet sealed envelopes; saves you $40
per 1000 in postage; 10000 printed to or,
der for S25. j. j. PastorlZa Printing and
Lithographing Company. Houston. tt
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NICE front room and board In private
family for couple or two gentlemen; ref
erencos. ApplyAI3ls Texas avenue. -
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OYSTERS are gulf dellcacy with a sea
breeze freshness when perfectly fresh;
we gather oysters daily from our private
beds, which we cultivate; our field.
where there Is an express office; prices
on application, Glvens Packing company:
Corpus Christi, Texas. H.
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, go MAIN
street, controls nlne-tenths OF az unso,i
lowest and terms the best 20 be had.
JOHN A. MILRoY, Agent. II
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1.-THE intellectua horizon Of the world
widenS as the centuries pass" this &C.
counts for the reason why live business
men use stencils and rubber stamps and
buy them from ]. V. Love, 2205 Mechanic
street. Galveston. II
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MISUNDERSTANDING, ana others who have
windows TO clean to send for our new
machine for cleaning plate glass, You
can clean more windows in FIVE minutes
with our machine than you can in two
hours the old way. BY express, prepaid,
for 81 Address Wilson. Wear & Co,
23T Fifth avenue. Chicago. Ill. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ing completed ali of the late Architect
D. T. Helner's work the undersigned will
cnrry on the business aud Is ready TO
furnish plans and specifications for any
trusted 10 MS will have prompt and care
ful attention; give us q call. S. A. Oliver
A Co nrchltocts. Glow Main street. lO,2l
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FOR SALE-6io prairie farm adjoining
the growing village OF Alduc tNNlvo
miles north OF Houston, ON the lnteNAa
ttonal and Great Northern railroIStS@h n
iei ced and otherwise Improved; sySFndid
fer rice, abundance of water by wells; a
small lrrigating plnnt on the PLACE; this
Is strictly within the oil belt eSN for.
tune for some ono; dirt cheap at $50 per
acre; no trade; title perfect. For terms
ana particulars. parties meaning business
address James spence, Aldinc, Texas. 20
FOR SALE-3i0 acres. perfect tile, most
excellent rice land. drains spcndidly
ltO acres Of IL In rice this year, crop
averaged over 80 bushels per acre aud IN
the drycst season known for years, i'm
mediately adjoining thriving rexas
town of 1900 inhabitants with three RAFT
roads, well fenced plenty Of buildings,
equipped with modern frst-class pumping
plant and never failing supply OF pure
fresh water full supply OF Implements
such as Mccormick binder, plows. wag
ons. harrows, etc, eight head OF hnc
mules and four head of horses with gear,
cite. price. including all mentioned SJSuV
decided bargain and wen worthy OF In
vestisatiou, terms part cash, balance one
and two years. j. y. Wisncr 10 RIM
ANkiuilding, Houston, Texas -
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seyen-room ifctisasln L. .4.ssi aI.l.SsxToad;
good outbuildng u F3lb, ery
his Gan nr sIy9 - ;s;;s ~ aud y
half time; viii Itass,..l-sSsI
city as part pnymfSte2s ~ ~
Main. -~tsares1s rH130
FOR SALE 5is acres q ISAd ;.s
room house. corner Calhoun aN994
streets. Amply TO John La C0intst e.
above address. ~
FOR SALE-Three good places of business
property bringing from IL to - per cent
on Investment, Weathersby x Co, ilOI2
Congress. y
5000 BUYS modern home on iiG lots, near
ear line, near Houston Packing company.
part cash. nice quarter block In Mcrkels
addition at bargain, other desirable
lots on Sampson pnd York streets and
Harrisburg road. William H. Olschewsne
& Co.. 300 klam building. ~
FOX SALE, CHEAP-one Peach Creek
plantation seven miles from Wharton and
about two miles from Fielder station on
Caney Valley road Also Section A.
situated on Porters Creek, about eight
miles west of HI Campo. The Pench
Greek place has i've good tenant bosses
school house and about three hundred
acres open land, and is hrst class for
corn, cotton and sugar. Section q II
0ptn prairie, we'll situated for drain
age, aud is q hne rice proposition Wa
Ter from wells can be had In abundance
Mill sell cheap for cash, or take good
mules and horses In exchange. j. q.
Barhee, Van Week. -
A FORTUNE Tor some man with little
money One Of the finest plantations IN
al South Texas on east side Of oyster
creek, "a mile from railway station, ~
miles south of Houston. TINS u strictly
choice cane, cotton corn and rice lana,
consisting OF 1923 acres; 600 acres In
fine state Of cultivation; good FAMILY
residence, Ave good tenant houses, lots
in all Texas, This plantation VIII
double in vulue In twelve months, ana "
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WANTED-Agents and canvassers every.
where TO sell new patented article;
hnstlers can earn from $40 to SIS daily.
Universal Scissor, Tool and Novelty Co,
81 broadway, New YORK %
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NATIONAL cash register for sale reuing
from business, Address No 1898, this
Office. 11-2
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS Nv the million:
special prices, all adapted varieties: gon.
erai nursery catalogue free. Alvin Fruit
and Nursery Co. Qnc1, Algoa Texas II
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PlANos-From $500 TO $3.50; prices lowest
and quality highest is our motto; Hard.
man pianos kim9all pianos; best on earth /,
and Travis. '"o %
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Cow fresh In milk; yielding
per day six gallons or more. Address
with particulars John u Scale, Dew
eyvllle, Texas. -
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WANTED-Three hundred cords of dry
body pine, split wood, a. b. SuwclL
Box 10, Houston. 20
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BLACKSMITH and woodshop for sale; NO
fires complete, and fun set of wood tools
good stand in tood town with gooi esJao-
lshed business. f. ]. Johnson, Mans.
field Texas. %
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WANTED Bright agents to Introduce our
mandy weather strips; big money maker;
~ easily made daily: special territory.
Write for terms and particulars to Chas
J. Ford. Holyoke, Mass
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FOR SALE-Thlrty Western dump cars
~ cubic yards capacity. used but little;
twenty-three long tons of sixteen pound
steel; this plant will be sold cheap II
taken as a whole. I. ]. Shea, 1915 Ham
ilton street Houston Texas 20
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FfuctIoaI b. KELLEY. vocal in
studio room 81 Mason block.
1923
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FOR SAbR--Fhree prescription cases aud
show cases, the latest styles at reasOna'
bic prices. Waco Show Case Factory,
Waco, Texas. los
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FuRNlTuRE, carpet and mattlngs. Apply
1O12h Prairie, room 10
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-28

de So tache.
M. Ed Peltier traita ensuite lie
sujet Lies Canadiens-francais" ct
parla des luttes que nos p6res Gu
rent a %soutenir pour pr6server
leurs droits.
M. Henri Bourgeault de st
Paul, a etc heureux Gil Pest tou-
jours) dams I'm solo de Clarinette,
GU plutot deux solos de Clarinette,
car il du c6der aux applaudisse-
ments de son auditoire qui YOU
lait I'm encore.
LIE clou de- la soir6e qui devait
etre I'm d1scours par M. j. B. A.
Paradis a etc forc6ment omis par
labsence de ce dernier qui a en-
voy6 une communication expli-
quaint. la cause dc son absence la
quelle 6tait dit-on tres bonne ct
lauditoire dut, quoique fort d6s-
appoint6, Sc r6signer a son sort. II
en- fut de meme du solo de Barry
ton 20 Carlton" que devait rem
Dire M. Gus Jasmin ct qu'une re-
cente operation a la gorge retint
chez lui.
M. b. j. L'H6rault a repondu
au toast "L'avenir. de la race cana
dienne-francaise aux Etats- Unis"
avec toute la franchise qu'on lui
connait. II ma pas essays a dissi-
muller lie danger actuelle que court
notre race aux Etats- UAis de per-
Dire So langue dams I'm avenir rela-
tivement proclaim. LIE seul reme-
de a-t-il dit est lie REIMBURSEMENT
d'eforts pour la conservation de
notre belle langue parmi la gene
ration qui pousse ct P6tablisse-
ment d'6coles FRANCHISES.
Apr6s I'm autre solo de violon
par lie prof Arondel la soir6e s'est
termin6e par une adresse "Les Pa
triotes de 81" Iue par M. f.. IRE
panier un DIES rares survivants DIES
troubles de 1887.
es accompagnateurs DIES divers
solos furent Mile Chenevert ct lie
professeur Pariseau.
M. E. r. Plouf agissait CONNIE
ma1tre DIES ceremonies.
LIE clerg6 6tait Representa- par
les RR. PIP. Couture, de Sommer-
sett, Plante, d'Annandale, Van den
Heuvel ct Andre, respectivement
de Ste Anne ct Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes de cette Vile.
Enfn Ia soci6t6 st JEAN eptis-
to peut etre fer du success social
qu'elle Went d'obtenir ct nous
sommes convaincus que lorsque
nos compatriotes comprendront
les Intentions qui l'animent ses &C.
l6brations seront DIES immenses
success. LIE progress qu'elle a fat
durant ses deux ann6es d'existen-
ce est remarquable, ayant rendu
possible la celebration dune ma
Mere digne de notre fete patro-
male.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-28

t6 de MN. Andre Aub6, Hercule
Quesnel ct Donat Quesnel. &c
"stand'' a rapport6 81 dollars. M.
Corm1er proc6dait au tirage def
fets donn6s par les paro1ssiens eta
pu r6aliser 18 dollars. J. @. Mar
quis a rapport6 S43 50 avec la roue
de fortune.
Parmi les compatriotes du de-
hors qui ont pris part au pique,
n1que j'ai remarqu6 M. Emilien
Lefebvre, maitre de poste de Ro-
gers, MINI; David Gagn6 ct AL
fred Cole de Minneapolis.
1.-The last but not the least" les
RR. PIP. R6my, Loudes ct Bazin
de p6glise st Louis ont pass6 une
partle de la journ6e u lie terrain
ayant I'm bon mot pour tous.
On parle fortement de faire une
excursion en- bateau sur lie Missis-
sippi quelqu'un de ces beaux
jours de juliet au profit de p6gli-
Sc. Jacob Quesnel jure ses grands
dieux qu'on ne l'y reprendra plus,
mais il en- est d'autres qui pr6ten-
dent quill dira oui avant long
temps. LIE fait est que M. Quesnel
est un homme consciencieux ct un
organisateur hors ligne.
-Chaleur etouffante cette Sc
maine. Mardi lie thermom6tre
marquait 96 degrees; mercredi, So;
aujourd'hui, jeudi, c'est un peu
mieux mails il fait chaud cepen-
dant.
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JOlie Fete

La fete st Jean Baptiste a etc
cel6br6e cette aimee q Minneapolis
par un magnifque banquet dome
sous les auspices de la Soci6t6 st
jean aptiste, ct auquel assistant
environ 200 convives. La sale
6tait d6cor6e de drapeaux am6ri-
Gains ct francais ct I'm magnifque
portrait de Napoleon Ter, execute
par Nj. f.. T. Tr6panier ornait les-
trade.
LIE programme du jour d6buta
par une grand'messe a leglise
Notre-D Dame de Lonrdes a 9 hrs,
c6l6br6e par lie R. P. Van den Heu-
vel pasteur de la p%aroisse Ste
Anne. L'assistance 6tait nom4
breuse.
La celebration du soir s'est ou-
verte par un solo de piano par lie
prof. Pariseau qui a remplace M.
L. j. Demeules, absent.
M. Felix r. Plouf, president de
la Soci6t6 St jean aptiste a alors
souhait6 la bienvenue a passis-
tence. Puts vint lie souper auquel
tous les convives frent honneur.
Les NETS 6taient d6licieux ct lie
service excellent.
Apr6s le godter lie R.. P Andre,
chapelain de la soci6t6 ct cure de
p6gljse Notre-Dame de Lourdes
appel6 a repondre au sujet, Pour
le bien General DIES Canadiens.
franeais, a charme son auditoire.
LIE solo de violon, Homage
pAmiti6 de Chas Dancla rendu
avec anne par lie professeur Aron.
del a etc 81 bien gout6 par l'assis.
lance que ce distingu6 violoniste
a etc oblig6 de repondre par VI
encore.
M. Jos Faubert, vice pr6slden'
de la saci6te a trait6 son sujet 81.
st Jean Baptiste' avec toute Par
deur p%atriotlque qu'on lui connalt
M. d. E. Raiche Giant absent d.
la vile il fut remplac6 par M. Jo'
Forth qui s'acquita avec honneu
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-28

LANCE de la mort, fdele aux
ordres de son Cr6ateur ct sans me
surer la profondeur de Ia pleasure
des pauvres occurs, e victimes,
Went de remplir So triste mission
en- enlevant q la tendre affection
de sa famille, Charles Frederic
Theodore, enfant bien-aim6 de NJ.
ct Nine J A. Page, dimanche %
JUN a 4:30 P. NJ, a Page de 6 ans.
Settlement une maladie dc quelques
tours Ia condamn6 au sommeil du
cercueil.
Quoique bien jeune, il lu1 fallait
tout gutter:
MATS son anne 6tait mdte pour lie
ciel. Dieu lu1 a fait grace DIES
nomhreuses d6ceptions ct douleurs
semees 81 Abandonment sur le
chemin de la vie ct Ia mis- en- pos
session dun bonheur infni.
De ton s6Jour de gloire, Charles
bien-aim6! abaisse ties regards quo
tidiens sur ties parents d6laiss6s;
prize lie Seigneur puissant ct bon
de r6pandre sur leurs occurs bles-
s6s, le baume de la sublime resi-
gnation. Soyons unis en- Dleu ct
louons ensemble les saintes volon,
t6s de IEternel.
Pour vous, parents ch6ris, l'6-
preuve est dure. Puissiez vous
vous consider a la pensee, que &C.
lui que vous pleurez est maiute-
nant prostern6 al pied du tr0ne
celeste, au nombre DIES anges qui
prient pour vous.
Les fun6railles ont Gu lieu lun-
di apres-midi a 2 heures, au milieu
dun grand concours de parents ct
d'amis.
M. ct Nine Page ont etc triste-
ment 6prouv6s durant les deux Sc
maines pr6c6dant la mort du petit
Charles; 5 de leurs enfants ont ste
clou6s au lit victimes de la diphte-
RE don't quatre ensemble. De leur
famille de 9 enfants, s sont vivants
don't l'a1n6e est Nine G.. Dargis ct
lie plus Jeune age de quatre ans.
Nous offfrons nos s1nc6res SYM
pathies a la famille Page dams lie
malheur qui Went de la frapper.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-06-28
CoMPAeN1E MED1cALE Moro,
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CoMPAeN1E MED1cALE Moro,
1874 rue Ste-Catherine, Montreal.
Chers Docteurs,
".Tai pris les Pilules Moro, ct j'ai
~suivi les conseils qui mont etc DON
"nes. Files mont gueri de mes maux
Get len suis bien reconnaissant. Je
"souffrais depuis 1ongtemps ct je metals
"toujours fait soigner sans pouvolr obte.
"nir de resultats.
sic dormais NAL la mutt, mes wires
"ne dig@raient pas, Petals touj91rs
"morose, chagrin ct rempi d'idees
"noires. Ces troubles etaient causes
"chez moi par des abus de jeunesse.
"Aujourd'hui j'ai bonappetit, je mange
see que je veux sans etre fatigue. Me-
"nerfs sont forts, je suis courageux, je
"puis faire mon Outrage ct je doris bien
I" ia mutt. Pour I'm homme de mon age
lies uis aussi robuste qu'on puisse letre.
"Encore une fois, je suis .bien recon
"naissant du bien que les Medecins de
"1a Compagnie Medicale Moro mont
"fait avec 1eurs consei1s ct 1eurs Pilules.
Joseph DUBOIS
"No. 444 u St-Denis
MONTREAL"