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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

Senator Burrows of Michigan, who
is in favor of popular election Of sem
ators, was met by Col. Bryan in a
corridor of the capitol. The colonel
said, 81 can agree with a republican
on this matter" Burrows replied,
"Colonel, the fact that you are for it
makes me think l may be wrong"
Aguinaldo, when asked if there
was anything that he wanted at the
hands Of his captors, hesitated a
moment and said there was one
thing he wanted very much, some-
thing he had only once in his life,
and that was ice cream.
The United States postofice de.
partment will soon issue a new postal
card which will bear a portrait Of
Mckinley instead of the one Of jeff
erson now current.
A Chicago man sent out 1000
letters to different persons asking
whether a college education is worth
what it costs. The answers varied
so that he was no better informed
than before the inquiry started. He
did learn, however, that the lack Of
Of such an education formed no bar
to the highest and most useful posi-
tions in the land.
Senator Hanna may or may not
be the most logical candidate for the
presidency but he is infinitely more
popular with the dinner pail element
than he was during the last campaign.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
working "a Hours q pav.

There's no rest for those tireless
little workers-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy
curing Torpid Liver, Jaundice. Bit.
iousness. Fever and Ague. They
Danish Sick Headache, drive out
Malaria. Never gripe or weaken
Small, taste nice. work wonders.
Try them. 25o at all druggists.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
A Marrow Escape.

Last Saturday james H. Heller
and Solomon Lambert, after deliver
ing express packages, were coming
down the little declivity on the town
ship side Of the VanderInark bridge
near Brookside Villa when the
horse, attached to a blackboard wag-
on, threw his hind leg over the cross
bar Of the shafts and being unable to
turn at the bridge went over the side
striking on the edge Of the dam and
falling on the rocks below was killed.
The wagon was also thrown over
into the dam with Heller and Lam
bert underneath. Both escaped with
slight injuries but were thoroughly
wet. The same accident could hard
ly occur again without probably fatal
results to the persons.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
VOL. VII.
THE WASHINGTON LETTER.

The past week in congress has
been one Of exceptional activity.
Although It has been characterized
by no exceptionally sensational fea-
lures the legislation accomplished
bears evidence of continuous hard
work in both chambers and is a
matter Of satisfaction to the republi-
can leaders. The senate has passed
the ship subsidy bill, the bill for the
protection of the president and the
war revenue repeal bill The house
Of representatives devoted the week
to the consideration Of the river and
harbor bill aud passed the same on
Friday evening, devoting itself TO
the consideration of private bills on
Saturday Today the senate will
take up the interchangeable bill.
The program for the house has not
yet been determined.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
Pnspmonla oan d pr.rentsa.

-@~"t@ ~e-A AZ @A~ ~H~AN~Af
This disease always results from a
cold or an attack of the grip and
may be prevented by the timely use
of Chamberiain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy was extensively used
during the epidcmics Of Ia grippe OF
The past few years and not a single
case has ever been reported that did
not recover or that resulted in
pneumonia. which shows it to be a
certain preventveof that dangerous
disease. For sale by A Balch &
Son, Masamoras. all drug and gem
eral stores in Pike county
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

Senator Proctor predicts that the
discussion on the oleomargarine bill
will be brief. "I think the major
ity Of the senator's thoroughly IN
derstaud the subject and that it will
require but a short time fer them to
express their views and admit the
bill to a vote, said the senator
whsn I saw him Saturday Senator
Penrose is ready with the Chinese
exclusion bill which viii follow the
anti. oleOmargarine bill.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
Danger Of Colds and La rippe

Danger Of Colds and La rippe
The greatest danger from colds
and la grippe is their resulting in
pneumonia. If reasonable care Is
used. however, and Chamberlain s
Cough remedy taken, all danger
will be avoided. Among the tens Of
thousands who have used this rem
edy for these diseases, we have yet
to learn of single case having re-
suited in pneumonia, which shows
conclusively that it is a certain pre-
ventive of that dangerous malady.
It win cure cold or an attack Of
la grippe in less time than any other
treatment. It is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by A. ". Balch
g. Son, Matamoras, all drug and
general stores in Pike county.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
NO p.
THE RAMBLER'S PIcKINes.
Spring weather and dry roads are

Spring weather and dry roads are
here.
Garden making time is at hand.
Lay in good supply Of eggs for
Sunday and get your Easter hat.
James Heller had close call last
Saturday. The gentlest horse can
not always be trusted.
Has Montague quieted down?
Frank Thrall is learning how to
sling letters and hit the right box.
Are we going to have a chemical
bath establishment here? Our citi-
zens seem willing to try.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Palmer Of Passaic
have returned here for the summer.
Madam Jordan has moved from
Milford township in the Nyce house
ON Broad street.
Frank Dudley has left town.
How is Co. G. getting along?
The boys are wondering what the
girls are going to wear to the ball
Monday evening and vice versa.
One Of our residents told me that
the item of Rambler in last weeks
Press was rather rough on his an
cestors. But he had no fault to find.
When man becomes a citizen Of
this great and glorious country he
leaves ancestors and kings behind.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ragot of New
York spent Sunday at their farm
above town.
l almost forgot to congratulate
friend Warren on his election of JUS
tice Of the peace Of the noted towns
ship Of Sandyston
l am sorry to hear of the illness Of
D. V. Drake. His friends hope for
his speedy recovery.
Another pony has come to town.
1t will be the pet Of the family of
DR.. II. E. Emerson.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

$e7 Round Trip to Los Angeles.
z On account OF the convention of
Federation of Women's clubs to be
held at Los Angeles, CAL, the Erie
will sell special excursion tickets
from Port Jervis to Los Angeles or
San Francisco, CAL, from April 10
to 20 good to return to June 25 at
the very low rate of $67 for tho
round trip. Stopovers viii be grant
ed west of Colorado, Wyotn-
ing or Texas points enroute, and in
California stopovers may be made at
any point up to June 20 For routes
and special side trip rates please call
at or address Erie ticket Office, Port
Jervis, N. Y. Here is a grand op-
portunity to visit the Pacific coast
at very low rate Of fare-less than
the fare one way. Think this over
for you cannot afford to miss this
gr nd excursion.-4-1l.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

ing speeches designed to produce
good Impressions among their con-
stitusnts. The river and harbur
bill passed she honse without divi-
sion. The total appropriation cur
ried by the bill amounts to $50, sss.
267.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

Although but six republican votes
we're cast against the ship subsidy
bill in the senate It is believed that
It will develop considerable opposi-
ton in the house Senator Frye
confidently asserts that it will pass
but other leaders shake their heads
or refuse TO commit themselves and
some maintain that it would be pol
icy to hold the measure over for ac-
ton at the short session. On Tues
day evening the republican mem
bers held their fifth conference to
consider the subject Of Cuban recip-
rocity aud ratified the policy Of the
ways and means committee by a
considerable majority. Representa-
tive Dalzell said yesterday I'VE are
working almost night and day on
the bill which we hope soon to pre-
sent TO the house and which we be
lieve will receive practically unani
nous support ON the republican side
of the chamber" The Michigan
delegation has decided to resist the
passage of the bill but it is not be-
lieved that it will go so far rs to
Join forces with the democrats in an
attempt TO precipitate general tariff
revision. A leader Of the beet sugar
forces told me yesterday that there
would be some sensations "sprung
upon the leaders" when the subject
came up for consideration on the
floor of the house but declined TO
say what they would be- 1t is
known, too, that Representative
Roberts is contemplating the offer
ing of an amendment which would
admit Cuban hides to the United
States free of duty. Mr.. Roberts
will be urged by the leaders not to
complicate the present issue by the
introduction of this amendment but
as he believes it to be of vital inter-
est to his constituents TO secure a
reduction of the duty on hides. at
least to some extent, ne has not de-
termined what his course will be.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

A messenger boy fell from the
sixth floor of a New York sky-scrap-
er, picked himself up and walked
back to the same floor. He was
probably in no greater hurry than
usual.
Mr.. Bryan wants popular election
Of senators" for a political issue in the
next campaign. The people are apt
to fight shy Of Mr.. Bryan's issues
when they think Of tha past.
The fact that success breeds com
petition is such an automatic rule Of
economics that even the trust prob
lem may be counted on to work out
its own solution along that line.
Chartrain, the well known French
artist, whose portrait Of Pope Leo
is so familiar, has just finished pic
lures of Mrs. and Miss Roosevelt.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

Senator Burrows Of Michigan told
me Saturday that his committee had
already had one meeting to consider
the resolution having for its pur-
pose the amendment of the cousti-
tuition so as to permit the election
of senators by popular vote. The
senator said that the matter would
be taken. up again tomorrow and
would be considered on every Tues
day until the committee was pre-
pared to report. He hoped to be
able to report at this session. The
senator expressed himself as believ-
ing it would be discourteous to his
colleagues to utter any opinion at
this time beyond the statement that
he had voted favorably on similar
proposition when a member of the
house.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28
= Bath Cure May Come.

A meeting Of citizens was held
Monday evening to hear the report
of the committee appointed to solicit
funds with which to purchase a site
for the proposed bath cure which DR..
G. w. Roberts of Scranton contem-
plates locating here. 1t was found
that sufficient was subscribed to buy
the ground preferred by him and it
was directed that he be 80 informed.
Nothing now remains but his final
conclusion to accept Milford as the
place in which to locate. 1t is the
earnest hope Of the citizens that his
decision will be favorable. His
project is looked on with much favor
and will be great acquisition. The
doctor himself created an excellent
impression and he will be most cor
daily welcomed as a resident here.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

The efforts Of the yellow journals
to popularize science are not only
distorted, but in many cases the re-
suits are really pernicious. There is
no yellow road to science.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1902-03-28

Advertise in the paEes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-14
L'ARBlTRAGE

On racont6 que IL roi Oscar
de Suede, agissant CONNIE arbltre
entire lAlIemague le les Etats- U mis-,
a decide que ceux-ei devaient payer
des dommages ct int6rets pour
les pr6judices 6prouy6s par des
citoyens allemands, lorsque les
Americans d6barquerent d Samoa
pour prot6ger leurs concitoyens ct
r6tablir lordre. Les Americans
sont mecontents ct aa6aesarent gu lie
n'accepteront plus jamais un rol
pour arbitre, le jugenent cr6ant
un precedent, ct 81 ]amals lis de-
barq des troupes, par exemple
a Panama, pour proteger les con-
eitoyens, lis auront q payer une
amende. II est peu probable que
le roi Oscar ait rendu un jugement
imprudent ct non equitable, dit lie
"Spectator" de Londres, mais Fir
ritation des Americans montre
combien il est dlfcile d'6tablir
l'arbitrage dams le monde. Les par
ties mont iamais une confance ab-
solue dams l'impartialit6 de larbi-
| tre; ct CO manque de confance,
meme sill ma pas So raison d'etre,
affaibllt GU d6lruit le respect de la
chose jug6e. On arriyera peut'
etre q constituer un tribunal gu
! soft universellement respects mails
on nv est pas encore arrive; c'est
Ia une des difficulties don't on nj
parle pas, mais don't les diplomatel
Sc rendent parfaitement comote.
LA PATRIE.
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ngton.
De la cuisine on SO rend a la
maison, car alors, CONNIE aujour-
'dhui d'ailleurs dams lie Sud, les
+, cuisines 6taient d6tachees des re-
sidences
Vous passez au salon qui est
modestement meubl6, puts, vous
entrez dams la chambre priv6e du
general Washington Dams la sale
| 3 diner, on vous montre Ia vaissel-
le, bien conserv6e, CONNIE au
temps de Martha Washington. LIE
parquet est convert de tapis-ca-
talognes. LIE "m6tier", pour fabri-
quer ce genre de tapls, est conser-
v6 dams un coin de la chambre de
travail. On conserve aussi le rouet
pour fler la laine, le devidoir, Ia
navette, enfn tous les instruments
don't Sc servait I6pouse du grand
patriotic, lorsqu'elle SO faisait tis-
serande. Ellie n'avait pas honte.
cette vraie grande dame, de fare
des travaux manuels, travaux que
plusieurs de nos pretendues gran
des danes d'aujourd'hui regardent
avec dedain; elles Sc croiraient de-
choir de leur grandeur en- Sc IL
vrant a ces travaux, lesquels pour
tant la grande Martha, la femme
dun de nos plus grands hommes,
f4isait avec plaisir.
A petage superieur, SO trouvent
les chambres q coucher. On y volt
des couchettes de style ancien.
avec leurs grands poueaux qui tou
chent presque au plafond; les ciels
de lit sont en- 6toffe bleue Pour SO
METRE au lit, il fallalt SO servir
dun escabeau. LIE dessus du Lit a
au moins quatre pieds de circon-
ference.
Apres avoir visit6 Ia maison, on
passe au jardin Oh ion cultive avec
soin les pIantes q feurs ct q fruits
de tous les Etats-Un Ce jardln
est admirable.
ANTOINE PAUL.
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NOTRE TELEPHONE
6I8 j l East

Voici une recette que plusieurs
personnes nous ont dit METRE On
pratique depuis plusieurs ann6es
avec le plus grand success. Ellie est
surtout dune application facile au
m6nageres de nos cultivateurs. II
s'aglt dun proceeds pour conserver
la viande pendant les chaleurs de
p6t6. Cette m6thode consiste q
plonger la viande ou dams grande
terrines ou dams des pots de gres
places q la cave ou dams lie cellier,
ct remplis de lait scaill6 (ou de
lait ecrem6 qui ne tarde pas q Sc
GALLERY. Pour forcer la viande q
plonger, ce qu1 est essentiel, on la
charge avec des pierres bien pro-
pres. La viande Sc conserve ain
81 pendant plus de huit jours,
sans prendre le moindre mauvais
gont; au moment de sen servir, en-
la lave ct on l'essuie. Quant au
lait caill6, il peut etre employs en-.
suite d la nourriture des pores.
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lie tombeau de Washington est
au Mont Vernon, situ6 sur la rive
sud du Potonac...a seize miles de la
Vile de Washington, Etat de Vir-
ginie. Ce fut Ia que resida George
Washington, pendant plusleurs an
n6es.
On volt encore le MANOR du
fameux general AMERICAN, le Pere
de son pays Ce MANOR est dams
toute sa beaut6 primitive ct tout y
est conserve avec une touchante
pi6t6.
: A votre arriv6e q Mont Vernon,
CO qui frappe d'abord vos regards
c'est un beau plateau, commandant
la riviere, dune hauteur d'a peu
pres c1nquante pieds, plante lie
long de la riviere, de magnifques
chenes ct noyers de France.
En- montant par la route, long
temps parcourue par le premier
president des Etats- Unis vous
apercevez d'abord son tombeau
Un cercueil content les cendres de
Washington; il est en- bean marbre
blanc poll ct repose dams une es.
pece de sarcophage. Pres du mo.
nument, on volt des arbres plant6E
oar divers personnages. LIE prince
de GALES, aujourd'hui Edouard
VII d'Angleterre y son arbre.
En- poursuivant sa marche, sui
la meme route, on arrive au ma.
noir Oh demeura le grand patriotic
on volt d'abord l6curie; les che
vaux ny sont plus, il est vrai, maif
il ' a encore le carrosse de Geor
ge Washington.
Ce carrosse ma pas de RESORTS
En- le voyant, je pensais aux anci
ennes caI4ches canadiennes n 'ayan
pour tout ressort qu'une lisiere e1
cuivre ct dams lesquelles on voya
geait assez confortablement, Dier
merci.
De l'6curie, on passe 3 Ia cuisi
Inc oh pon volt les chaudrons, le
marmites, le tisonnier ct meme Il
|cr6mallIiere avec ses chaines ct se
crochets ct l'on vous assure GU
Itous ces ustensiles de cuisine son
tceux don't &c servait Martha Wash
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Hommage a l'Eucharistie

On lit dams la "Semeine Religi-
euse'' de Tournai:
Un pieuse coutume de la Cour
d'Espagne consiste q aller chaque
samedi au sanctuaire d'Arocha,
pres de Madrid pour y reciter lie
"Salve Regina" On nomme &c
pieux pelerinage ''la promenade
"de la Salve."
Or, samedi, 20 JUN, CONNIE le
roi rentrait au palais en- revenant
du sanctuaire de Marie, il apercut
tout 3 coup, 3 l'extr6mlte de la rue
Ballen un pretre qui portalt le ST.
Viatique. 1. descendit aussitot de
voiture, se prosterna q deux ge-
noux sur les paves de la rue ct res
ia dams cette attitude jusqu'apres
lie passage du T. s. Sacrement Mais
Ia ne s'arreta pas la piet6 du jeu.
ne monarque. Ayant observe que Ia
voiture sur laquelle sc trouvait le
pretre 6tait bien modesto, Il ordon.
ma q un de ses officers de fare
avancer sa propre voiture ct invite
le pretre q y monter; puis il le III
accompagner par son escorte roy.
ale jusqu'a la maison du malade.
Inutlle d'ajouter que la foule
6mue s'6tait pr6cipit6e sur les lieul
pour JOUR de CO spectacle: Cetal
beau, en- effet,. de voir ce jeune 70
3 genoux entour6 de la famill'
royale ct des grands prsonages d.
sa Cour, rendant, ainai, un hom
mage public au Dieu del Eucharis
tie!
Puisse Get acte de foi valoir, ain
81 qua son peuple d'abondante
b6n6dictions du ciel!
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Chicago. Les 6piciers de grof
de hicago ont refuse de faire
partie du "trusts d'6piceries'
projet6; au capital de S500.0u0,0 900
-Alphonse Gaulin a etc 6lu
maire de Woonsoket, mais deuz
autres de nos compatriotes, candi.
dats 3 la Legislature, sont battus
q Worcester par des fables ma
jorit6s.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier a accepte
Invitation d'assister au banquet
annuel de lAssociation des Mar.
chands de Boston. A cette occa
sion, il pronopcera un discours sui
''la Reciprocite Commerciale avee
les Etats- Unis." LIE banquet sers
donn6 vers la mi-decembre.
Denver, Collie conseil muni.
cipal de la ville d'Altman, dams le
district de Cripple Greek, qui est
la vile du monde situ6e d Ia plus
haute altitude, a fait reinforcement
payer les rues avec du quartz
aurifere provenant de la Pharma.
cist Mine.
Le quartz de ces pav6s ete
analys6 ct IL a etc 6tabli quill con-
tient une moyenne de $40 par ton
ne.
San Francisco, Cal. -Des mil
liers d'indigenes, dams Pile Hers.
chel ct sur le littoral de | ocean
Arctique, succombent q une epide-
mie de rougeole.
Au mois rs pour cent des indi-
genes, sur le littoral de locean
Arctique, ont succombe a la rou-
geole. lis meurent CONNIE des mou.
ches, ct il semble impo ssible den
rayer lie feau. La marche de la ci-
vilisation a augment6 le taux de
la mortalite, de Nome en- gagnant
IL Nord LIE NAL commence il y q
deux ans, ct depuis il ma pas ces-
Sc de s6vir.
"Les indigenes ont commence q
d6cliner quand il ont commence q
porter les vetements de l'homme
civilise ct q bore le wisky de
Phomme blanc.
On s'est tres etonn6 de la
decision qui Went d'etre prise pal
le ministre de la marine, qui a de.
clare que l'6tude de ls
langue FRANCHISE q PEcole
nayale dAnnapolis n 'etait plus
obligatoire.
On dome CONNIE excuse q Il
decision prise par le ministre de
la marine que la fotte am6ricalne
a pour le moment absolument be
soin d'o&clers, ct c'est pour cels
i! que les 6tudes qui etaient de qua
| tre annees ont 6t6 r6duites q trois
au cours desquelles la langue espa
gnole, qui est consid6r6e CONNIE
de premiere Importance, sera on
seign6e aux futurs officers de Il
marine am6ricaine.
Un grand nombre believes d.
pEcole navale qui, depuis deu,
ans, suivent les cours de afrancais
sont fort m6contents de la nouvel
le decision prise par le mlnistr
de la marine.
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A. q. DEMEULEs, Gerant
BILE ct ST ignore, on cite MN. Al
bert ct CASTOR Tissandier, qui di-

BILE ct 81 ignore, on cite MN. Al
bert ct CASTOR Tissandier, qui di-
rigeaient le service aerostatique
de l'armee de la Loire. A la suite
de rune de ces ascensions, Kitche-
ner contracta une pneumonia, q Ia
ouelle il faillit succomber.
"Le 12 janvier 1871, apres trois
jours de bataille, la deuxieme ar
NEE de la Loire battsit en- retraite
au Mans. Une tempete horrible je-
teit son linceul sur la d6route.
Troupeaux d'hommes d6sesperes
marchant a la d6bandade 3 travers
les glacons ct la neige. Les opera
tlons de l'armee de la Loire
6taient terminees. Bientot Hora-
tic Kitchener retournait en- An
gleterre ct reprenait ses etudes.
En- d6cembre 1871, II etalt nomme
officer anglais.
"On dit que celui qui est deve-
nu le sirdar Kitchener, lie vain
oueur d'Omdurman ct de Khar-
toum, l'homme de Fachoda, lie &C.
neral en- chef de larm6e sud-afrl-
caine, le commandant sup6rieur
des troupes des Indies, medite SOU
vent sur So premiere campagne,
celle de 1870, alors que, portant la
pauvre capote de mobile franeais,
il connut les soufrance ct les hu-
Mutations de la d6bacle''.
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CoMpoTE DE RA1s1Ds SECS. =
Prenez les gros raisins sec { Mala-
ga), bien nettoy6s; on enl6ve al.
s6ment leurs queues en- les roulant
dams une serviette; on veillera 3 ce
que toutes les queues soient enle-
wees; on fait cuire ces raisins dams
ne l'eau ct du vim blanc, par par
ties egales. Quand les raisins ont
gonfe, ct que le liquide est a peu
pres absorbe. on les fait refroi-
dir dams un compotier; on les sau-
poudre de sucre pile, dune pin
Gee de canelle en- poudre ct '6corce
de citron con6te, hachee fnement;
q d6faut de cette GEORGE on en-
ploiera du zeste de citron hach6.
On peut, q volont6, additionner
dun peu de rhum, de cognac ou
de kirsch.
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CONTRE LES sAIGNEMENTs DE
NEz.-Les moyens les plus effica-
ces en- cas- d'urgence sont: position
verticals du corps, repos dams un
lieu frais, congresses d'6ther ou
d'eau froide sur le front ct les
tempes, bains de pleds tres
chauds, sinapismes aux ]ambes
tampons d'amadou pour obstrue1
les fosses nasales, perchlorure de
fer sur des tampons de ouate. 81
lh6morragie est abondante ct troE
prolong6e on fera bien de prevent
le m6decin.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-14
Sir Wilfrid Laurier aura 81
ans le 20 novembre conrant.

St-John, Terre Neuye. = LIE
village de St-Pierre ct Mlquelon
a cts d6vast6, par une terrible
confagration. Tout lie quarter des
afailes est en- cendre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-14

NJ. Ed. St Pierre, 3 Eastman
Ave, vend des blllets pour tous
les endroits du Canada, de FEST
ct de pOuest sur lie 800 Road a
tres bas prix. Quand vous d6sirez
faire un voyage adressez vous q
M. St Pierre ct il vous fera prof.
ter des reductions que ce chemln
offre de temps q autre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-11-14

Pour votre proclaim habit rem
dez une visite B M. Antoine
Chouinard, chez Heinrich, coin de
| Ia Nicollet ct de la 3eme rue.