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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
COMING TO WICHITA
Choctaw Sure Headed for
Peerless Princess
STRAIGHT TIP COMES
Tangable Proposition to be
Made Soon.

a gentleman from Oklahoma. absolute
II reliable, II Z letter 70 the Eagle yes
tsrday. says:
7 have straight Dip 70 the eject that
Geary. Watongz & Northern railroad.
uow being built through this place. is
headed for wichita and that they VIII
be II before there Is very much Snow.
They are putting down one OF the hest
pieces Of work I ever saw. Heavy iron
and everything Is finished as they leave
They are working two shifts On the
bridge over the Ciuarron, two and one
half miles south night and day and Sun
day. The steel gang Il 20 negroes and
the surfaci1g gang seyenty-avs Irishmen-
Graders are strung all along the line
Everything is CT the most substantial
nature connected with the grade. and
al along co1crete cuIvertz are II. The
road is being bult By officers OF the
Choctaw, and so far as ths road Is con
cerned, the present undertaking is an in
dependent enterprise"
Tke gentlemen in question, writing pri-
vately gives coed reasons FOR his state
nent. the best that have yet been given
IN connection with the rumor that the
Choctaw Il coming % Wichita he also
quotes his authority for certain positive
statements made as 70 the destination q
tbs road, and al IN al 10 is almost safe %
say that Wichita VII soon have tan
g1ble proposition direct from the Choc-
taW
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
1Er. Allen Comes in Contact with a
Telegraph Pole.

1zr. Allen Comes ia Contact With q
Telegraph Pole.
Mr.. A D. allen. the real estate man. 3
nursing q very sore nose as the direct re-
suit Of 2 runaway with a team Of spir-
tied horses.
wednesday morning about Il O'Clock
Mr. Allen was driving his fine double
team 10 the surrey and was On Gilbert
street. going east, and when he got 70
the Santa Fe track the passenger train
came along and 8Ir. Allen did not see Il
untl Il was quite near hin. as large
clump CT bushes was between hin and
the track The team became frightened
and started to run AIr. allen 5srksd on
the Ieft line with al his strength and
lined the team Up BY the side of the
track and IN front OF The fast approaching
traia.
He lost control OF tne horses and they
dashed into a telegraph pole. There was
a fearful crash and 1lr- allen vas thrown
Up into the air over the dashboard and
received a fearfI blow ana lost COZ
sciousness. When he came 10 he was sit
ting by the side OF the track and the
blood was streaming from his nose and
mouth, and he could see about seven
million satellites and small stars swim
ming Around IN front OF him
lis nasal appendage felt as Il some
one had taken a 500-pounG sledgs and
tapped il a few playful blows. The team
was cast and tangled in the harness On
the ground and were struggling 70 get
up.
III. Allen gathered himself together and
gor the team up and the surrey straight
ened around and drove Up 70 Dr.. Caves
Office to ascertain whether he had any
nose left OF not Mr.. allen says tnat the
doctor Is the family physician and that
he has seen I'M handle several cases
Of a dimcult nature and that the doctor
always impressed him as being very ten
der and easy with a wounded patient
but that he had 20 change his mind when
Dr.. Cave punched the wounded nose z
couple Of 5abs on one side ano q poke or
two on the other and pinched it together
with a graceful twist that brought tears
to his eyes.
Dr. Cave found that the bridge OF the
nose was not broken and he 5olueo the
patient a little while he was dressing the
wound or abrasion Of the skin caused BY
the heavy dash against the telegraph pole.
he promised Mr. Allen that the nose
would soon be reduced to its normal size
and that gentleman was happy 70 state
yesterday that the good. kind doctors
prediction was true. as his o.efactory or
gan was gradually beginning TO assume
Is ordinary averyday appearanos.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
lOSI HtR PURSE
Hrs. HargrOve % 1Iuivan Has an Ex
citing Experience


citing Experience
Mrs Hargrove wife Of ths genial land
lord Of the hotel al MuIvans. was some
what disturbed when she found that she
had lost her purse IL this city yesterday
containing s-53
1Irs. Hzrgrove had come 20 this city
TO do some shopping ard 70 make a pay
meat On 61e piano that she had pur-
chased a short time previous. she went
10 the Royal restaurant and ate her din
ner. and after visiting several stores. she
called AZ Shaws 70 make payment on
her piano. She had fastened her pocket
book TO her belt with a chain. but when
she went 20 pay the money. It was not
thers- She hurried back 70 the stores
she had visited but none OF them had
seen the missing poeketbook
The restaurant people had not seen II
whsn she called there, and she vas
about 70 give up IN despair when some
one suggested that she % and look where
she SAT- 81 the table. That IS what she
did and when she stopped down and
drew her purse ard the money In It from
urder rhe table. she was the hanriest vro-
man i1 Wichita There had been dozens
Of people in there since size had eaten
her dinner. bu1 none had observed the
purse
Landlord Guvsr said he had an idea
that a number Of people had seer the
purse and they did not bother 10 pick it
ur- He was ur6er the impression thar
since che money Rad become 50 plentiful
ID Wi-hits. the papers are publishing
stories arrrr- The hanks -1r-f-r- -rr Frr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
GRAFT GOES ON
PostOfiee Directory Outfit srin at
Their work

Postoflee Directory Outfit stiII at
Their work
Ths fellow that Is going around this
town working It's merchants on a post
Office directory scheme has 10 authority
whatever 70 use rhe posfmaster's name
II connection with It, and any mail car
rier who would deliver one Of his publ
cations unless Il went through the post
of5ce with a stamp OF would lose his
Job Immediately. II our merchants want
a book Of that kind, Il they viii call 20
mind that the late ex- assistant postmas-
ter Of thls city got out an edition OF that
kind which our merchants contributed
to 50 lsvishly. Those books are stiI "
ing IN 2 big pile and can be had b. car
rying them oH-1ithout cost. adds and
all
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28

Tonight

II your liver Is out Of order, causing
Biiousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, OF Constipation, take dose Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
Law POINT RAISED
Han Who Plead GuIIty Takes an
Appeal

Appeal
The question was raised n the ofice OF
the clerk q the district court yesterday
by some young attorneys as to whether
a man could plead guilty 70 petty Of
fense in police court and the after he was
fned appeal the case 70 the district court
Clerk Fred Williams settled the dispute
by stating that he knew he could because
he had Just fled such a case sent up
from Clearwater. Re said Connor Iced
an vas arrested by the city marshal OF
Clearwater charged with running a bil-
Hard hall contrary 10 the peace and dig
MY of Clearwater. He pleaded guilty and
the police Judge fined him fifty dollars
Tor running billiard hau contrary 10 the
peace and dignity Of Clearwater
He said tie size OF the hne disturbed
the equilibrium of Mr.. Leedhan- IL made
him hot and he had appealed the case
the case 70 the district court That set
led IL and herafter a maa can plead
guilty IA police court and thea take an
appeal.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28

-annual Chilzrens Elone sae-al az co1rt
aclse. Saturday evening. -uas S-A
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28

dies Of tobacco, value 80 -75 from the rail-
road company warehouse CT tie 18th day
u June.
Marshal schad was very much surprised
70 ind that his man was then IN the
hospital and he LEFT for that institution
TO serve the warrant
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
Hoods Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your d.
gestive organs VII be regulated and
you VIII be bright, active and ready
for anY kind OF work. This h2s
been the experience Of others; Il
viii be yours. HOODS PILLS arg
sold By al medicine dealers. p Cts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
Come Early
In the Forenoon

And do your shopping before Il gets hot
Touu hld II more satisfactory, and you
can depend upon Us for everything that :
good TO eat, and plenty OF help 70 wait
upon you promptly. or. II you have a
phone. call Us Up and give Us your OF
der Wen I'll # with choice goods and
deliver It when wanted. We have every
thing that any market saoTds-choies
fruits. vegetables ana rarites. supplies
for making Ice cream Ssxt tine try cur
Ice Cream salt. II VIII 60 farther and
keep cream cold longer. Remember, hat
our store is the uptown ice depot
Hereafter. during the heated tern, our
store VIII close at 7 o'clock, p n, instead
OF 7.S0. as heretofore.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-28
HAS LOCATED HERE
Joplin Hau picks - sehita a. Winner
fer W hefps-Ie Center

3r s Jones II Top-in- 40. = in ths city
7tth the iatezti-z ~ locsting here Mr
zones has been s. ere butcher business at
sorEn 1rt sol5 olt recently s-6 Is here
vt-h the ex7ectation u entering into t1e
livestock commission Business az The
Uaicn stock Tar6s provided he 1-5s a
slitahle c1erinE
aIr Jones thinEs Wichita IS proving
herself 8 uuaEr IS w1o ssale center.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

LIE Docteur Francisque Crotte
de Paris, France, a recemment de'
clare qu'apres s ans de travail ct
d'esperances, il 6tait parvenu q
gu6rir la tuberculose par Pelectri-
cite statistique consid6ree CONNIE
agent de transmission des substan-
ces recommandees par la th6rapeu-
tioue CONNIE remede ct CONNIE re-
constituent.
La proportion des guerisons EST
de 100 pour cent au premier degre
de la tuberculosis, autrement oil
consumption; Is pour cent au deu'
xieme degr6 ct 80 pour 100 au troi'
s1eme degr6 pour les adultes, tan
dis que la gu6rison des enfants
CO degr6 est de 80 pour 100.
New-York compile un institut OF
l'on traite les consomptifs d'apr6:
cette m6thode.
Esp6rons que le jour est arrive
Oh cette maladie terrible de la tn
berculose cessera de signifer Ii
mort d courte 6ch6ance.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
M. BENJAMIN Suite

II est question d'inviter M. Ben
|jamin Suite q nous donner une
couple de conferences dams le
cours de l'hiver. L'id6e est excel
lente ct nous sommes certains que
M. Suite sera le bienvenu parmi
les franco-am6ricains ct tous les
amis de la langue FRANCHISE dams
Minneapolis ct St Paul,
Nous avons bien besoin d'encou-
ragement de la part de nos hon.
mes marquants au Canada. Leurs
visites, leurs lumi6res ct leur
amour de la cause FRANCHISE nous
aideraient puissamment a regagner
une partie du terrain perdu dams
ces groupes de nos compatriotes
qui SO rendent graduellement a re-
l6ment formant la maJorit6.
De meme que la France envoie
|a Quebec DIES su]ets %distingu6s
pour y diss6miner l'id6e FRANCHISE,
il nous faut a nous aussi, la visite
des notres pour nous r6veiller ct
nous rappeler de temps a autres
que nous sommes une race de gen
tilsh mines parlant la premiere
langue du monde.
Quand nous serons convaincus
de c%ette.v6rit6, il arrivera que nous
serons satisfaits de nous procla'
mer franqais d'orlgine ct de gar
der le depot sacr6 de la langue
franchise dams nos families.
Invitons done M. Suite ct allons
I'6couter en- foule car null au Cana.
da nest 81 bien renseign6 que luj
sur nos origines, ct notre situation
actuelle dams le Canada ct Les
Etats- Unis.
M. Suite est l'auteur dun volu.
me de po6sie intitul6: "Les Lau.
rentiennes' ct dune "Histoire DIES
Canadiers-franca1s'' qui abonde en-
apereus nouveaux sur le val liant
petit groupe d'immigrants que les
fonctionnaires de la Nouvelle
France n'appr6cierent pas toujours
justement.
QUAINT a ses @uvres de courte
haleine, Giles sont innombrables et
diss6min6es dams les Journals
francois du Canada ct ct de &C
pays.
L'ECHo DE L'OUEsT en- a Gu SO
bonnie part ct lui en- est reconnais'
SAINT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
ECHO DE L,OUEST
Les Lecons de la Guerre

LIE monde militaire prend le
plus grand int6ret a un article pa
ru dams la "Nouvslle Revue" de
Paris au sujet DIES lecons q retirer
de Ia guerre qui 8 lieu en- CO mo-
ment au Transvaal. L'auteur de
Get article es, lie capitaine Gilbert,
ex-attach6 a r6tat-m ajor, don't on
a annonc6 la mort la semaine der
Mere. LIE capitalne Gilbert dit
dams son article que larmee boer
ma jamais 6t6 de plus de $4,000
hommes ct 70 canons pour la plu-
part d6mod6s. L'arm6e anglaise
dispose au contraire de 25O,OOO
hommes ct. de $50 canons.
L. meilleure lecon de cette
guerre, au dire du capitaine Gill
bert, est que u LOO hommes
frapp6s par Ia bale du fusil Maui
ser de ~ millimetres, don't les
Beers sont arm6s, 220 ont 6t6 bles-
s6s mortellement. Sur &c nombre
IT'S ont etc tues s1r lie coup ct IS
ont surv6cu pendant quelques
iours q leurs pleasures.
Pendant languerre 1870, au con-
~traire, sur 1000 hommes frappes
oar la bale du fusil Chassepot.
24e furent blesses mortellement.
Sur &c nompre l53 furent tues sur
lie coup ct IS surv6curent plusleurs
iours q leurs pleasures. Pour con-
clure, les pleasures produites par
les fusils modernes produisent
noins de pleasures mortelles que
celles des fusils don't on se servait
pendant la guerre de 1870, ct ceux
qui sont mortellement bless6s
meurent beaucoup plus rapide-
ment que ceux qui furent bless6s
mortellement par les bales des
fusils Chassepot. Un autre fait re-
marquable est que les personnes
bless6es l6g6rement par les bales
des fuslls Mauser sont beaucoup
plus vite queries que celles qul,
dams les memes conditions, furent
bless6es par les bales des fusils
don't on Sc servait pendant la guer-
re de 1870.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

fit ces ann6es d'abondance ct s'as-
sure un petit patrimoine avant que
les sept annees maigres, don't par
lie lAncien Testament, nous arrl-
went avec leur cort6ge de d6sastres
ct de soufrance.
Remercions la divine Providence
de nous ayoir ainsi favorises depuis
quelques ann6es ct prenons la re-
solution de nous implanter ferme-
ment dass un territoire aussi fertl-
lie ct aussi richie en- resources de
toutes sortes que lie Minnesota.
Et que, durant de nombreuses
ann6es, nous n gus asseyions q &c
banquet, au retour du dernier ]eu-
di de Novembre, le occur plein
de reconnaissance pour les bien-
fats signal6s qu'une sage Provi-
dence nous prologue, sans nous
demander 81 nous les m6ritons
bien.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

LIE Procureur General informe
dams la consolidation du Great
Northern, du Northern Pacific Ell
du Burlington en- une seule COM
pagnie appellee "Northern Securi-
ties co..
LIE Gouverneur Van SAINT s'est
mis- en- rapport avec ses confreres
DIES Etats de rOuest que ces che
Minis traversent atm de s'entendre
s'entendre sur I'm plan d'action.
De son cote le President aurait
decide d'appeler l'attention du
Congress sur la creation de CO nou-
veau Trust.
En- attendant le Bureau de la
Justice q Washington so prepare
3 METRE la loi Sherman en- force
eoncernant les combinaisons de &c
genre qui ont pour but de supri-
mer la concurrence dams l'indus-
trie, le commerce on le transport
des marchandises.
ST la lo1 Sherman est inad6qua-
te, lie Congress sera mis- en- demeu-
re de la compl6ter atm de faire "a
&c a la situation.
II semble que lie jour arrive Oh cet-
t%equestion de Trusts Sc decidera de-
fnitivement, car, jusqu'a present
on s'est content6 de tourner allen
tour du pot sans essayer de savoir
ce quill c%ontenait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
ACTIONS DE GRACES

C'est jeudi, lie % courant, que
nous cel6brons lie jour d'Actions de
Grace. Cette coutume religieuse,
sanctionn6e par l'autorit6 civile,
est observ6e par tous les citoyens
de cette r6publique sans acceptlon
de fol nj de sectes.
C'est, pour ainsi dire, la cloture
des travaux de lann6e, alors que
la terre fatigu6e s'endort sous un
linceul blanc pour ne Sc r6veiller
qu'au printemps lorsque, remise ct
repos6e, ellie ouvre son sein f6cond
q la semence du laboureur.
L'ann6e qui achieve a 6t6 pros
pere ct, sauf l'assassinat de M. Nc
Kinley, s'est 6coul6e sans d6sast1e
dune Importance rationale: La re,
collie a etc g6n6ralement abondan-
te, a part du mails, qui a souffert de
s6cheresse. Les prix DIES denreef
sont r6num6rateurs pour le cult
vateur. Nos ouvriers ct journaliers
sont recherch6s ct bien pages. 81
lie cont de provisions de bouche
est 6lev6 en- consequence, il ne faut
pas croire que c'est une calamit6,
a tout Sc tient dams. r6conomie
domestique ct l'on ne peut r6colte1
sans quill en- coute.
Que chacun de nous mette q pro-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

Une minute employ6ea la lee
ture DIES annonces qui paraissent
sur ce journal peut vous rapporter
sur vos achats autant de b6n6fce
qu'une journ6e de travail. II ne Sc
passe pas de Jours sans que nous
ayons la prenve de ce que nous di-
sons q ce sujet. Les marchands
qui veulent bien SO bonner la pei
ne de parler affaires avec nos lee
teurs, dams leurs annonces, sont
tou]ours dispos6s a faire meme des
sacrifices pour augmenter leurs
clientele canadienne, qui %aurait,
n'est-ce pas, bien tort de ne. pas
profter des avantages qu'ils Of
rent surtout a cette 6poque de
l'ann6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

1 nsvs Deem . great suneror from o~vnsslpsna0
for over five years. Nothing gave ms any reliel
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were bloated -
could not wear shoes on my feet and only . looae
dress, saw Ripans T.bules advertised In e0
daily paper. bought some and tookthem % direct
Cd. Have taken them about three weeks aud there
is such a changed 1 am not constipassd Any moes
and I owe 1t all to Ripans Tabules. lam thirty
seven years old. have no occupation, only ny
household duties and nursing my sick husband
He has had the dropsy and I am trying Ripa1e
Tabules for him. He feels some better but IL VII
take some time, he has been sick 50 long. 1so
MAY use my letter and name Is you like.
Hrs MARY GoRMAH CLAAKA
have bsen suffering from headaches ~
since I was . little girl. I could never ride In Q
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
La Politique de Principles
DE "L'Ind6pendant'' de Fall Ri.
yer, Mass.

DE "L'Ind6pendant' de Fall Ri
yer, Mass. g..
Apr6s ~'Echo de pOuest', c'est
TEtoile", de Lowell (Massachu-
sete), qui SO prononce en- favour
de la politlque de "principes" par
mi les citoyens americans d'ori-
CINE franco-canadienne.
Voicl ce qu'elle dit a CO sujet:
Tel qui 6tait a cheval sur les
principles dams la lutte electorate
de l'Etat d6bridera par exemple
sa mopture dams la campagne mu-
nicipale actuelle ct errera a tous
les vents.
"Des principles pour ces politi-
queurs, pah! c'est CONNIE les raj
sins verts de la fable. Bon tout au
plus pour les goujats.
"L'@il quelque peu observateur
remarquera quill ne fault pas re
monter au d6luge pour constater
rexistence de Get hermaphrodisme
Des candidats, qui r6cemment en-
gageaient par tout ce quill y a de
sacr6 les 6iecteurs q voter en- bloc
lie ticket de leur choix, font au-
jourd'hui de la politique de fac.
ton ct pretent flame volontiers aux
petits %compromis.
"L'6lectorat a bonnie m6moire,
ct rien d'6tonnant quill rende lie
change a Ioccasion. C'est le Sc.
cret de maints ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"Soyons done cons6quents avec
nos principles. D6mocrates gu re-
publicalns nous avons un drapeau
q suivre ct q d6fendre. Rester en-
arr16re est de la tra1trise aussi
condamnable que de passer q Pen
nemi. Dnt-il imposer silence q DIES
sympathies personnelles profond6-
ment ancr6es, un bon republican,
ne doit pas en- temps de lutte rom
pre- les rangs pour alder un adver-
saire. Ce serait de la lachet6."
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
CANADA
OTTAWA

I'll semble certain maintenant
que les elections PARTICLES n'au-
ront pas lieu avant lie Is Janvier.
-Des d6peches particulieres re-
cues lei de Londres, CONTINENT la
d6peche de la presse associ6e que
lie "War Office" accepte l'ofre du
gouvernement c%anahien, de lui al
der a %recruter IN regiment de ca
valerie de 600 hommes, amounted
infantry, pour faire le service
dams le Sud-Africain. Rien d'ofi-
ciel nest encore parvenu lei, mails
une d6peche oficlel est attendue
dun moment a l'autre. II est bien
entendu que tous les frais de CO
nolveau contingent seront pages
par lie War Office. LIE minist re de
la milice Sc mettra Immediate
ment a lpuvre sur reception de la
d6peche of1cielle. LIE col. Evans,
de Winnepeg sera invite a prendre
lie commandment du nouveau re-
giment. LIE regiment sera re:rute
dams toutes les provinces. IL y au-
ra une station de requirement dams
chaque province, puts lie regiment
sera mobilis6 a Ottawa. LIE gouver-
nement fournira pour le compile du
War Office tout CO don't le regi-
ment aura besoin: officers, armes,
vetements, munitions, chevaux, ct
s'occupera de lenvoi du regiment
de Halifax GU St. Jean. LIE ministe-
re a d6ja pris les measures n6ces-
saires pour quill ny ait pas de de-
lai ct pour que les troupes puts.
sent partir dams un mols.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
60 ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de pOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
SUPERINTENDENT of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29
Entire Gascon ct Mars eillais.

Entire Gascon ct Mars elllals.
LIE Gascon.- Cadedis! je pr6fe-
re Iastronomie q toutes les scien-
ces. Ellie calcule les distances des
astres, pr6dit les 6clipses, reggie le
movement de la terre, etc.
LIE Marseillais, Jul a bien dine.
vois-tu, mon bon, Jaime
mieux la gastronomie. Au moins,
ellie nous dome DIES plats nets
(planetes), ellie!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

Ihavo USED Ripans TaDules Win 81 mucn SAITH
eaction that I can cheerfully recommend them.
lave been troubled for about three years with
what I called BILLIONS attacks coming on regularly
oncs q week. Was told by different physicians
that IL was caused by bad teeth. Of which had
several I had the teeth extracted, but the at-
tacks continued. I had seen Advertisements OF
kipans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since q friend In
Auced mo to try them. Have taken but two OF tho
no recurrence Of the attacks. Have never given q
testimonial for anything before. bat the great
amount OF good which II believe has been done me
b. Ripsns Tabules induces me to add mine 20 che
many testimonials YOU doubtless have Ia ysoR
oaaaession now. A. DRWH7.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

N'oubliez pas que M. Antoine
Chouinard est employs a la mai
son de hardes-faites Heinrich,
coin de la 34me u ct de l'avenue
Nicollet. Allez lie voir pour vos
achats.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc, doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-11-29

C'est M Jos MORN quill fault
voir quand yous allez chez Brown
ing, King ct Gle. Voyez l'annonce
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place without getting .
headache and sick 1t my
stomach. I heard about
Ripans Tsbules from -
aunt OF mine who va
taking them for catarr1
Of the stomach. She ha4
found such relief from
their use she advised me
to tako them too. andl
have been doingso since
last October, and WI
say the~ have complseo'
IL curec my headaches
am twsnty-ntne yeaJo
old. You are welcone
to use his limo
MIA ]. BnoonY11
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