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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
LIGHTS TURNED OUT
Rev. Sam Jones' Experience in Dali
las Without Precedent.
Anti. Prohibitionists Alleged to Have
Turned Out Lights in
the Hall. go
EVANGELIST MAY GO BACK

Apropos Rev. Sam Jones who was
recently in Paduosh and who has made
many trips to various parts of the
country a dispatch from Dallas, Tex,
states that in that place Friday night
Rev. Jones had an experience he lit.
tie expected, and which was one entire
ly new to him.
The noted evangelist was delivering
a lyceum lecture at Turner's hall on
"How to Get There and How to Stay
There" There is red hot Pruhibi.
tion fight ON in Dallas, and it seems
some of the "wots" thought the lee.
ture was discourse on temperance.
Ii was not a discourse on Prchibi-
ton. however, but was talk on char.
acter and morals. He talked against
drinking, oursing ana gambling, and
used expressions characteristic of his
old time evsngelizing meetings. Some
of the anti Prohibitionists considered
that his remarks were intended to help
their opponents in the pending cam
paign. and suddenly the lights were
turned out and the hail left in dark
ness. Several of the snti. Prohibition
lists declared that q" Prohibition speech
should not DO made In Turner hall.
When Rev. Jones realized the situa.
ton, he said: 81 have travelled all
over the United States asa public
speaker, aud this is the first time that
l have ever been treated IN this man
ner. I have taken no hand in the To-
cal Prohibition fight, but If these fell
lows don't look out, I'll come back
here, and they'll find me to be like
the animal that had the head Of
goat and the heels 70 mule. can
fight with both ends.
Rev. Jones continued talking for
nearly half an hour with the lights
ont in the hall. Finally, deputy
sheriff and others succeeded IN getting
a part of the lights burning. and Rev.
Jones finished his lecture with numer.
Gus severe thrusts at certain conditions
in Dallas, as hn estimated them. The
incident has caused keen feeling on
the part of the Prohihitionists.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
COAL REDUCED
ALL DEALERS NOW SELLING AT
GENT A BUsHEL LOWER.

This morning all the local coal deal
ers have announced a decrease in the
price on coal.
Several weeks ago the price was adj
vanced by the coal operators to the
dealers who had TO make correspond
ing advance to the consumers. Satur.
day when the st. Bernard people an
nounced a decrease of one cent, the
mine operators were conferred with
by the local dealers and the price de.
creased to meet th3 competition of the
st. Bernard %.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
BADLY WANTED
TENNESSEE MAN CHARGED
WITH SOME UGLY THINGS.

Clsrksville, Tenn, Jan. 26-one Of
the biggest sensations that has ever de-
veloped in this section has followed
upon the heels OF the unexpected res.
ignation and the sudden departure last
Wednesday of supt. II. d. Ward, Of
the Tennessee Odd Fellows home here
He is charged with having betrayed
two Of the girls who are inmates Of
the home, and the trustees are carry
ing on rigid investigation Of the
case. They have offered $3.50 reward
for Wards capture and will ask the
governor to offer a similar reward.
Ward formerly had charge of de-
partment in the Tennessee Industrial
school at Nashville, and came here
well recommended. The home here
is supported by the members OF the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows all
over the state. There are over 40 chill.
dren Of deceased Odd Fellows at the
home now from all sections OF the
state, and several INDECENT members
OF the order. Wards whereabouts are
unknown.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
BORROWED MAIDSTONE
MAN FROM DAWSON BRINGS
HIS SON TO THE CITY.

Mr.. J. II. Rhye, OF Dawson, arriv-
ed last evening with his 10 year old
son, Alva, who was bitten yesterday
on the hand supposedly by rabid dog.
He was playing with the animal when
it painfully snapped hin on one hand.
He borrowed Captain Joe Fowler's
maidstone and it stuck to the boys
hand, which the father was satisfied
thus rendered the boy immune from
hydrophobia. They returned home
today.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26

Out in an Iowa town a husband
whose wife had not arisen at the
usual hour demanded that she get up
and get his breakfast. The wife did
not Immediately appear, so the i'm
patient man secured a bucket of cold
water and drenched the sleeping
spouse. At this the latter arose in
wrath, and hunting up the family
shot gun, she discharged the same
at the inconsiderate husband, and he
passed over the border land to the
unknown regions, perhaps where cold
water is very scarce.
Moral-Some men should occasion
ally get their own breakfasts.-On
City Blizzard.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
Short on ADVERTISING,

is your new book a success?"
"No; my publishers too poor to ad.
vertise it,"
Cant you get up any excitement
TO help It along?"
Tried to. but failed. Had two
ribs broken in a railroad wreck the
other day. and that helped some, but
not much"
Couldn't you manage TO fall from a
steeple-get the fall broken by cleo
trio wires, and come to earth in a
sheet of fire? Or, you might fall over.
board and be saved by your mother
inlay just as you had risen the third
time!"
But after a second or two OF pro-
found thought the author replied
sadly:
"Bill. the old lady wouldn't"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
SMITHLAND INVENTOR.
HE WAS QUITE SUCCESSFUL IN
THE EARLIER DAYS.

In the early history OF smithland,
o. T. williams removed here. He
was a mechanic and an inventor. At
that date, there were not those float
ing palaces nov used in raising sunk
en- vessels, and many palatial steam
ers became a total loss. Williams In
vented and patented a machine that
would with a swall expense raise the
largest sunken vessels. 1t consisted
Of metallic tubes IN the form Of ci-
gar. The tubes were fastened togeth-
er with a chain, and when in opera
tion were sunk on each side Of the YES
sci, connected by a chain under the
boat. Air was then pumped into the
tubes which caused them to rise to the
surface, drawing the sunken vessel up
with them. Williams did not realize
much out of bis valuable invention be-
fore the Civil war came up and his
phtenb WINS auoPteu ny the government
without remuneration to the inventor.
Later, Williams invented the shin
gle machine and secured patent.
Shingles were at that time made by
hand. The machine was soon in gen.
eral use, and the inventor realized con-
siderable money out of it. Williams
lived to q ripe old age.-Courier.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
MANY BOOSTS ROBBED.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE BEING
ORGANIZED AT MAYFIELD.

Msyfeld is overrun with chicken
thieves. It seems that the gang that
recently operated in the city has gone
there, and 1t is estimated that about
25 Ioosts have been robbed within the
past few days. The depredations have
become so frequent that the citizens
are organizing vigilance committee,
and il any of the thieves are caught,
they are likely to receive rough treat.
ment.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
MORE LOOSE TOBACCO
SEVERAL THOUSAND POUNDS
NOW HERE TO BE SOLD
AT AUCTION.

Several wagon loads of loose tobacco
from Uniontown, KY, arrived last
night on the Hopkins to be sold, and
more is expected today on the Joe
Fowler. This is becoming a popular
m market for the loose tobacco of that
section, and 1t brings good prices at
auction.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26
COUNTY SUPERVISORS WORK.

The board Of supervisors of the
county tax books adjourns tomorrow
for five days, as required by law, and
will then reconyene 10 hear protests
against the raises they have made in
the assessments. Il is estimated that
the total raises they have made over
the assessors figurJs amount to $780,
900.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-01-26

OF the six continents South Amer
lea is now the least known, although
100 years ago 1t was better explored
than any continent save Europe.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-03-12

was to be his last work at the mill for
this season.
Mr.. j. B. Heating, British vice consul
of Portland accompanied by Mr.. Hodg-
ems, Welsh coal mine owner, Mr.. Isaac
Dyer, district attorney and Mr.. Goodng,
chief clerk 10 the consul's Office were In
town, Saturday, guests of Hon. s. W.
Gould. Mr.. Heating broke the recent
coal famine in Portland by importing a
large quantity Of high grade Welsh an
thracite coal, which he sold to consumers
at cost. Mr.. Hodgens' visit to this
country was partly for the purpose of
demonstrating to the government at
Washington that his coal contained over
81 per cent of carbon and incidentally
drawing a rebate of duties levied on his
coal imported over two years ago. Coal
containing 90 per cent carbon was adj
mitted free of duty before the recent act
removing all duties on foreign coal We
understand that Mr.. Hodgens has made
arrangements for the sale of his coal
throughout this State. The guests were
banquetted at Hotel Oxford, Saturday
evening, Landlord Durrell placing before
them menu Of the choicest viands.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-03-12

The manager of the Ethel mines,
speaking of the lower tunnel In letter,
March 5th, says: "Are now working in
the finest body of ore ever shown in this
district, being one mass OF ore without
waste for over 10 feet in width and
every blast shows the ore body still
widening OUT Remember this tunnel
is to be miles long and with the two
upper tunnels will make the "Ethel" one
of the great mines of the world. At Acc
the stock pays dividends of 80 per cent.
E. F. FAIRBRoTHER.
P.S. Advance to 75c may come any
day.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-03-12

Those Quincy boilers, steam pipes and
radiators are housed and in fine oondi-
ton for somebody at speculative prices.
DIR CONANT.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-03-12

Flour.
Prize Winner, White Plume and
Stocks Best Patent only 81 80 per bbl.
White Rose, choice pastry -four, at
"a rs per Dbl. Mikota, a choice bread
-four, at "a 70, and guaranteed. Pills
bury's Best, $5 90
Molasses.
Fauce Ponce, our very best brand, at
45c gal.
A good cooking Molasses at 25c.
A strictly pure Molasses at Csc.
sugar.
GRADUATED, best quality, 10 lbs, 81 90
Fancy Brown Sugar sc Id.
Coffees.
Chase & San6orn's Seal Brand, 2 h.
cans at 60c.
The Silver Quarter, lbs. at 45c.
Martin l.. Hollis Preferred Stock at
30c 10.
Victor at only zoe lb.
Hub Java, our speciality, zoe h., 6 lbs
for 81 co. Has no equal for the price.
Best Standard Kerosene Oil 13c gal.
8 gal lots at Goo
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-03-12
A Confidential Talk
That Should Prove Valuable
Reading for Everybody.

The wholesalers and manufacturers of the present day
demand their pay for all goods sold by sight drafts arrival
of goods-no time being given the retailer formerly
Such of affairs has driven bring business
cash basis If the prices quote you goods
do not satisfy you that the cash basis is the only way
deal we shall be nightly surprised
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
Les PIlUlES ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americaine
sont en- Vente a la Phar-
maCie

sincere des sentiments destime ct
de consideration que vous avez 81
bien su EXETER en- nous durant les
quelques ann6es que vous avez etc
q la t6te de votre Cour. Nous SOM
mes heureuses de constater que 81
la Cour lEtoile du Nord est au-
jourd'bui dams IN 6tat prospere ct
paisible, c'est grace a votre d6voue-
ment ct votre z6le infatigables, qul
ont etc pour toutes de 81 pulssants
stimulants.
Et non settlement vous avez etc
pour tous les membres, un chef JUS
te ct impartial, mails aussi une
suur affable ct d6vouee, une annie
sincere ct d6sin16ress6e.
Daignez done, Mademoiselle et
chere seur, en- consideration de
vos merites ct CONNIE I'm fable trl.
but de notre reconnaissance, agreer
ce petit cadeau; il est tres modesto
mails les sentiments qul laccompa'
gnent sauront vous le rendre chez
ct precieux.
Les membres de la Cour l'Etoile
du Nord, No 1858 de pOrdre des
, femmes forestieres catalogues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
JOLIE SOlREE

Mile Marie Lenoir a etc DIES plus
agr6ablement surprise samedi der
nier par }'arrivee inattendue chez
ellie, de plusieurs DIES danes de la
Cour L'Etoile-du Nord. Ces DANES
s'6taient r6unies pour t6moigner
de leur appreciation du d6voue-
ment que Mile Lenoir ma cess6
d'apporter depuis plus de 4 ans
dams administration des affaires
de leur Cour don't ellie est lie Chef
Ranger. Nine A. Page, d6put6
Haut- Chef Ranger de la Cour
L'Etoile du Nord a IN au nom DIES
membres de cette Cour, l'adresse
ci-dessous ct lui a presents une
MAGNITUDE paire de lorgnettes
d,op6ra. Mile Lenoir en- proie q
la plus vive emotion remercia les
danes ct leur offrit l'hospita]it6 de
la maison. La soir6e s'est pass6e
au jeux de cartes ct 81 lon peu1
en- Juger par les fots de rlres quj
s'6chappaient de la place on ces
danes etaient r6unies, les mots
pour rire ont etc lanc6s a profu
sion, Les prix de cart S ont 6tf
gsgn6s par Nine G. H. Dumas LEI
prix ct Nine Malbmut lie pri,
encouragement. Tn gouter com
pose de fruits, gateaux, bonbons
ct arose dun delicieux cafe, qua
vaient apport6 ave Giles LEI
envahisseurs fut servi. Enfn &c flu
une amusante soir6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

,, A la derniere assemble r6gulie-
! re de la Cour Notre- Dame de
Lourdes No 23l a Gu lieu l'instal-
lation DIES officers pour l'ann6e 1903
CONNIE suit:
Angelo Lalibert6 r.
Lizzie Beaudette V. G. r.
Anastasie Page Sec. Arch.
Josephine Rainville S, F.
! Louisa Gagnon Tres.
$ $ $:::: $ $!!:S s;gozrs synaio.
Jennie Frame ct Marie Lussier
conductrices
Delvina Corriveau ct Rosanna La
t%ourelle, sentinelles.
Apres l'installation les Rvds Pc
res Andre ct Gabriel trent DIES re-
marques u lie Bien de l'Ordre
qui furent tres bien recues par
tous les membres presents.
Vint ensuite la presentation
q une JOlle bague au CneI-hanger
sortant de change, Mile Celina
Caouette, CONNIE I'm temolgnage
! d'estime ct de reconnaissance de la
part de tous les membres.
L'adresse de presentation a etc
lue par Nine Lea Laliberte ct
Mile Caoue,te bien que tres 6mue
y a r6pondu en- termes tres appro
prizes,
L'assembl6e a ensuite etc resu-
NEE sous la direction DIES nouveauz
officers ct nous esperons que Fan
nee 1903 sera pour la Cour Notre
Dame de Lourdes une aimee dc
success ct de prosp6rit6.
Nine J. A Page
| Sec. Aach
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

"Les huit bottles de Pilules Moro que aiprises
mont tout a fait change Giles ont chase les mcu-
vais symphonies qui me troub1aient ct ont talt pour
moi plus que les SONS assidus de deux medecins.
Je ne suis plus fable maintenant, je ne manque pas
de courage, je travaille facilement ct sans fatigue
j'ai bon appetit ct mes wires digerent bien. Inuti1e
de dire que je suis tres heureux d'avoir recorvre la
sante que j'avais perdue ct d'etre d&1ivr& DIES maux
que j'avais a endurer depuis deux ans. Je me fell
cite done d'avoir employee les Pilu1es Moro je re-
mercie les Medecins de la Gle Medicale Moro des
bons conseils qu'i1s mont donnes ct j'engage tous
mes amis qui %souffrent a les c%onsulter ct a Sc servir
de leur puissant tonique.'
ADOLPHE ROBER
Stafford Spring Co., Conn.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
VOtre medecin veu
que v0us aChetieZ vOs
medicines chez Rose;
La plus a%ncienne Pharmacie du
e. Cote Est.
Aveugle sur ses propres
I'Acrivain dune lettre

Aveugle sur ses propres
interets. I'6crivain dune lettre
de accommodation au DR.. Peter
Fahrney, de Chicago, ILL.,, admet
franchement quill 6tait aveugle
sur e propres int6rets en- negli-
geant l'usage du Novoro du DIR.
Pierre avant d'avoir depense tout
son argent pour medecins ct mede-
cines. Combien y en- a-t-il qui font
la meme erreur? Mr.. August A,
thomson, Ashton, Neb., dit: I'll va
un an environ, je commercial a en-
ployer votre Novoro. Sept bouteiI-
les me gn6rirent dune terrible ma
ladle DIES rognons don't je souffrais.
J'6tais aveugle sur mes propres
int6rets, come lie sont DIES person
nes, ct ~n'essayai pas lie Novoro
Want d'avoir dome tout mon ar
gent aux m6de;ins en- qui je perdis
confiance. Je suis I'm homme bien
portant maintemant. Votre Novoro
GUERRA des ,maladies quand doc
teurs ct medicines ont absolument
failli. Mon avis an public est Dies
sayer lie Novoro avant de depenser
tout leur argent pour medeclns."
M. johnson ma pas ecrit la sus-
dite lettre dams une acces d'enthou-
s1asme. C'est l'attestation serieuse,
delib6ree de celui qul salt parce
que pexp6rience lul a apprls. Des
milliers d'autres ont certife de la
meme faeon. Amples renseigne-
ments Sc rapportant au Novoro du
DR.. Pierre peuvent s'obtenir en- les
demandant au proprietaire, lie DR..
P. Fahrney. 1l2-ll4 South Hoyne
Ave-, Chicago, III.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
STE ANNE

M. Table Richard de l'eglise 81
Anne annoncait au prone diman-
che dernier qu'une grand'messe
solennelle avec diacre ct sous-dia-
ere sera chantee dimanche pro-
chain, lie rs courant a 1890 heures
a. m. LIE choeur, sous la direction
ne nj. Gauthier, donnera la messe
du second ton harmonis6e de Per-
rault.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
In guerissant MN. Ford. Guirnond ct Ado.phe
Robert, les PiIuIes Moro donnent encore une
preuve lndeniabIe de Ieurs vertus
curatives dams les maIadies
des hommes.-

"Depuis p~lusieurs annGes, dit M. F. Guimond,
]e souttrais de I estomac, j'avais des br1lements con-
tlnuels ct DIES douleurs 81 wives qu'elles' Sc faisaient
sentlr Jusque dams lie dos. Javais %toujours beau
coup de peine a TRAVELLER ct quelquefois meme il
metalt Impossible de faire aucun Outrage. Je me
ta1s TAFT soigner pendant longtemps, j'avais touiours
des remedies sous la main, mails dependant mo- esto-
mac ne guerissait pas. J'ai pris les Pilules Moro ct
faisaient beaucoup de ben. Celia a augmente ma con-
hance, j'ai cru gu elles etaient lie seu1 remede capa-
bic de me guerir, puisque toutes les medicines en-
ployees auparavant ne m'avaient jamais autant SOU
lage je continual a en- faire usage, 1eur effet Sac
centua toujours de plus en- plus, 81 bien qua la dou-
zieme bo1te j'etais tout a fait restaure, rien ne me
faisait %soufrir.
Depuis ce temps, je me sens toujours bien je
conseine les Pilules Moro aux amis que lie rencontre
ct a tous ceux qui peuvent s%ouffrir de lestomac."
FERDINAND GUIMOND,
Cap St-Ignace, Que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

Une jolie soir6e a Gu lieu same
di soir chez M. ct Nine Sidas
Plante a l~'occasion de ranniversai-
re de ~naissance de M. Plante. LIE
,jeu de cartes 6tait le principal
amusement de la soir6e, &c sont
M. ct Nine Eli Dupont de Corco-
ran, deux octog6naires qui ont de-
croch6 le premier prix de cette
partie de cartes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

LIE fills e1nede M. ct Nine l.. Ro-
cheford de Ia 32e Ave n. est alite
par la pneumonia depuis dimanche
&c ieune homme age de II ans
travaillait depuis quelques jours
settlement chez un fabricant de
machine q 6crire. Notre compatrio-
te ne mapque pas d'6preuve, cal
Nine Rocheford, son spouse nest
pas encore complement retabl1e
dune indisposition grave.
Nous leur souhaitons TN prompt
reimbursement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

I'm grand bal ct souper sera
dome par la Cour Notre-D Dame de
Lourdes, lundi le 9 fevrier pro-
chain a la Sale X. P. coin de la
Sc u ct Ter Ave S. E. LIE comite
en- tete de cette enterprise n'6par-
gne rien pour Gu faire lie success
social de la salson. L'orchestre
Potter a 6t6 choisi pour cette sol
,,ko
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

Les danes forestiAres de la cou1
Notre-Dame de Lourdes dome
ront un parti de cArtes lie % cou,
rant, soir de leur assemble r6gu,
liAre, dams leur sale Odd Fellons
Coin Acme ct Central. Des prix
serons donn6s aux gagnants. Adj
mission l0c.
Les membres sont prizes de Sc
rendre q leur assemble a 7.30 ore
cises.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

Une assemble DIES parolssiens q
etc tenue apres la messe dams lie
endorsement. LIE Pere Richard q
rendu les complies de l'annee ains1
que ceux du com1te DIES vleilles
dettes. IL y a $50 dollars en- ban
que ct il est du 220 dollars u les
subscriptions qu'on espere collec-
ter avant longtemps.
lie plan du Pefe Richard pour
lie Placement de la dette hypothe-
qu6e a etc approuv6 a l'unanimite
&c plan conslste a faire souscrire
les p%aroissiens de 8 as dollars par
aimee don't les placements pourront
etre fats tous les mois ST on lie
pr6fere, en- dormant % on 50 cents
suivant lie montant qu'on aura blen
voulu souscrire. LIE Pere Richard
Sc donnera lie trouble de collector.
De cette maniere, on dlra adleu
pour toujours aux bazars d la gran
de satisfaction de ceux qul y ira
v%aillaient, ct les demandes d'argent
seront beaucoup moins frequentes
au grand pDaisir du pasteur.
Allors! les chooses won't bien,
nous croyons qu'elles sont meme
tres-bien, Dieu merci! grace au de-
vouement ct a la g6n6rosit6 de
tOus.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

M. j. L. M6nard, lie marchand
de bicycles bieu comm, Went de
prendre l'agence exclusive pour lie
Minnesota dun magni6que auto
mobile. Cette machine sera expo
see chez lui dams quelq1es jours
ct nos lecteurs sont invites a aller
Iexaminer M. M6nard Sc fera un
plaisir de r6pondre a ceux qui lui
demanderont des informations par
la MALE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
T TELEPHONE
6IS J | East

A la dern1ere assembl6e regu-
liere Nine PhiLom4nc Violet a etc
initi6e membre de la Cour Notre-
Danes de lourdes No 23l de For
Dire DIES Forestieres Catalogues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

LIE marriage de M. Henri Bolduc
de Corcoran ct de Mile Leonle
M9nard d'Oss6o, seur de notre
c~onc1toyen M. J. L. Menard, a etc
ce]ebrG ]undi dernier q Osseo par
le r. P. Simon, cure de la parols-
Sc. M. Louis M6nard frere de la
mari6e agissait CONNIE garcon
d'honeur ct Mile Talbot de Corro-
ron agissait CONNIE demolselle
d'honneur.
Bonheur ct prosperite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

Nine Jos. Primeau, de Ia rue
Marshall, n. f. est convalescente
dune ASSET grave maladie qui Ia
retenue dams sa chambre durant
plusieurs semaines. Nine Pri-
meau est membre de la Cour No.
tre- Dame de Lourdes DIES danes
Forestieres Catalogues.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23
Habituez vOs Intestins

Vos intestins peuvent 6tre habi-
tues, CONNIE vos muscles GU votre
cerveau. Les Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic habituent vos intestinns
naturellement. Vraies tablettes
marques G. G. c. Jamais vendues
en- gros. Chez tous les droguistes
1Oc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-01-23

Plus tard nous avons recu lie re-
sumo de l'adresse pr6sent6e a Mile
Caouette, que nous publions CT
dessous.
A notre digne ct d6vou6 Chef
Ranger C6lina Caouette.
CHERE Sour
LIE d6vouement infatigable que
vous avez d6ploy6 durant votre
terme d'ofice nous impose aujour.
d'hui une tache bien douce envers
vous, celle de la reconnaissance.
Auss1 c'est avec joie que nous We
mons toutes ensemble vous remer-
c1er DIES grands services que vous
avez rendus a notre Cour, car il
ne faut pas oublier lie travail &C.
compli sous votre liable ct sage
direction; aussi ne voulant pas de.
meurer insensibles a tant de bon
t6s, nous sommes reunies pour vous
offr1r I'm bien petit cadeau que
vous prions d'accepter avec LEI
meilleurs remerciements de voI
!sUurs.
Les membres de la Cou
Notre- Dame de Lourdes.
Parml les invites on remarquai
Mines Chamberlain ct G, Thi
bault officers de la Conr L'Etoi
lie du Nord aussi Nine Hebert re
sidant a Minneapolis ct qui bien
tot sera du nombre des memhre
de la Cour Notre-Dame de Lour
des.