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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02
T.. G. F.
BUREAUx DU SFCRETA1RE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
COTISATION NO Ii
Ponds deS Membres Homo
raireS

rdlTcS
EscANABA, MICH, lie % sept. 03
Mes Danes ct Messieurs
Vous etes oficiel!ement notifies
du d6ces de M. FRANCOIS X. Ar
chambault della Branche No Ii de
Iron Wood Mich, qui a succomb6
le l3eme jour de septembre 1903
de la maladie dite Dysenterie.
Ecu M. F. X. Archambault 6tait
assure de $500 dams la classe des
Members Honoraires ct portrait le
Certi6cat de B6n6fce No 100 en-
date du 30 janvier 1901 ct a l'6po-
que de son dec6s, etait en- reggie
avec la Soci6t6 St Jean Baptiste
ct avec rUnion des Societies.
D'apres la teneur des Sections Z
ct des Articles du r6glement de
pUnion DIES Societies Condolences
Franchises Catalogues DIES Etats-
Unis. tout membre assure dams la
caisse du Ponds DIES Membres Ho-
noraires don't lie Certifcat de Be-
n66ces porte une date anterieur au
Ii Septembre 1908 dot payer au
secr6taire de la Branche a laquelle
il appartient lie montant dune ISL
du Ter d'octobre 1908 au Ter no.
vembre 1908.
EMMANUEL M. ST JACQUES
Sec.Atalre General.
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TRES BIAS PRIX
Pour le NOrd Quest.

LIE Northern Pacific a un nouveau ct ct tres Bias Taux
pour les colons ct autres du Is septembre au 80 novembre
1908.
Ceci dome non settlement une occasion au cultivateur
daler d la recherche dune terre, apres avor fait ses recol-
tes, mails aussi q tout ceux qul d6sirent SO fxer permanement
dams le grand Nofdouest, GU ceux qui d6srent visiter, avec
tres peu de d6penses, les magnifques endroits du Nord-
Quest.
Les plus bellies vall6es du Nord Quest, excellentes pour
le grain, ie tom, les fruits, raclnes; pour le PETAL gu Ia latte
v6e lie long du Northern Pacific on ses branches on lignes
corresponuantes. On y trouve aussi des vllles croissantes tres
entreprenante. Cest un beau pays, Oh la chasse ct la p6che
ne peuqent etre surpases ct Oh les hotels sont de premiere
classe.
Adressez vous a tout age du N. P. R. pour taux ct in
formations GU 6crlvez a Chas s. Fee, General Passenger Agt.
st Paul, MINI.
Enyoyez six cents pour le "Wonderland 1909.
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100 Dollars de

Les lecteurs de &c journal seront con
TENS d'apprendre quill y au moins
une maladie terrible don't la science a
pu guerir dams tous ses progress, ct c'est
lie Gatarrbe. Halls Catarrhe Cure est Ia
seule cure positive connue par la frater-
mite m6dicaIe. LIE Catarrhe etant n
maladie constitutionnelle, il demande I'm
raitement Constitutional Halls Catar-
rhe Cure est pris a lintsrienr, agissant
immediatement sur le sang ct les surface
m%uqueuses du systeme, detruisant par la
le germe de la maladie, ct dome au pa
tent les forces pour sa constitution ct
aide la nature a son Les prOprie-
taires ont tant de confiance dams son pou-
voir curatif qu'ils ofrent cent dollars
b ur aucun cas qni ne guerit pas.
Adressez: F. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Certifcats graf is,
Vendu par les drolui,tes, prix Toe.
Halls Family Pills sont les meillInes
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ton de la soci6t6, % membres sur
80 6tant presents. La demande
d'admission de Nine Agla6e Bes-
set, membre de la Branche No ID
fut pr6sentee ct accept6e ct Nine
Henriette Gagn6 fut ballott6e ct
clue membre. Apr6s la seance il y
cut de la musique, Reclamation ct
danse ct chacune sembla s'amuser
ON ne lieut. mieux. Durant la sol
rec Nine Dufaud ct Nine Perchet
servirent une excellente collation.
aux nombreuses assistantes, ct a
uDe heures assez avanc6e les vi
slteuses Sc separerent toutes char
m6es de l'hospitalit6 cordiale de
de Nine Dufaud ct Nine Perchet.
La prochaine s6ance du Cercle
Ste Anne aura lieu chez Nine j.
4l3 Sc Ave n. b., le IL
prochaip.
MARIE E. LENoIR, Sec. Arch.
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OTTAWA

La seconde lecture de la loi
dormant $4,000 pour l'6tablisse-
ment dun service de paquebots
entire la France ct lie Canada, a eu
lieu la semalne derni6re.
LIE Premier Minlstre a dit que
deux navires porteront Ia pavilion
frapcais, ct deux lie pavilion an
glais. La compagnie sera tenue de
faire dix-huit voyages par aimee.
Tous les officers seront des sujets
britanniques.
M. Barker, d6put6 de Hamilton,
q demand6 81 Gun M. Carbonneau'
await etc partie au contrat.
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w. C.. o, F.

La prochaine s6ance de la Cour
Notre-Dame de Lourdes No 23l
aura lieu lie IA Octobre proclaim
ct commencera q 7:30 hrs peel
ser au lieu de 8 hrs.
Apes la s6ance, IN parti de
cartes sera dome par les membres
de cette Cour, ct lie Comit6 COM
pose de Mines Rosanna Latourelle,
Delvina Corriveau ct Louise Mo
rim invite cordialement toute la po-
pulation canadienne -francaise d y
prendre part. De jolis prix seront
dome aux gagnants.
J. A. PAGE, Sec. Arch.
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Y Is

La Central Provision Co, don't
NJ. Nap. Latourelle est Fun des
propri6taires, annonce que des a
present ellie aura en- vente tous les
samedis lie mel lie Ut boudln don't
lis font une specialize. Vous pour
req toujours trouver chez u la
meilleure viande fraiche, lard en-
fum6 ct jambon de premiere qua
lite. lis soilicitent p%articuliere-
ment la clientele Canadienne-fran-
caise qu'ils serviront avec la plus
grande attention.
l25 Central Ave. Tel. n. w
East 80 L. g.
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Grhn de r'@nfst
MINI EApoL1s, MINI, Is Sept '03
Organe Oficiel de l'Union DIES
Societies Cana diennes : Fran
caise Catholique des
Etats- Unis.
Portrait de Pie X Gratis

Nous e%nverrons gratis a toute
personne qui s'abonuera a lEcBo
DE L'OUEsT ct nous enverra $l.OU
pour payer un an d'abonnement
d'avance IN magnifque portrait
de Pie X en- 10 couleurs ct de l6x
20 pouces de dimension.
Get offre s'app]ique aussi a nos
abonnes qui nous enverroGs I'm
Al d'abonnement d'avance.
Nous payors les frais de trans
port, etc.
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Nine F. Thibault est arriv6e
vendredi dernier de sa villegiature
a ~Paynesville, MINI. MaIgle quel-
ques jours de pluie gu debut de
sa visite ellie a pass6 un temps des
plus %agreables a la chase ct au-
tres amusements champetres, ct a
rapporte avec ellie six poules COM
me preuve de son adresse CONNIE
chasseuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02

NATION de commerce ricbe tres prospe-
e .sSalaire $21 par semaine depenses
payees tous les mere eds par le bureau
principal Cheval ct voiture fournis en-
cas- de necessit6. Reference. Envoyez
une envelope avec votre adrease, Colo
NAL, 332 Dearborn ST., Chicago.l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02

Les autorit6s du Conseil de
l%'instruction ont etc oblig6es de
s%'assurer SO ditf6rents emplace-
ments atm de placer lie surplus de-
leves dams les diverses 6coles de
not1e vile. A la rentr6e DIES elias.
ses 36,427 enfapts Sc sont en16l6s,
c:est-a dire, 1918 de plus que
lannee dernlAre.
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Avis aux MembreS de
l'UniOn ST Joseph

Tous les membres de rUnion St
Joseph sont instrument prizes de-
tire presents a la prochaine sean
ce de cette soci6t6 qui aura lieu
mercredl lie IA courant a la sale
de reunion ordinaire. II est ques-
ton de fonder une assurance loca-
le ct chaque membre est tenu de
donner son opinion sur lie su]et.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02

Nine We Thomas Liable re-
mercie sincerement la Cour Nj
collet DIES Forestiers Catalogues
de laquelle NJ. Liable 6talt mem
bre pour sa promptitude q payer
l'assurance de $1,000 don't portrait
son mari dams Get Ordre.
Nj. Liable est decide le 29 dA-
out dernier ct Nine Liable 6tait
en- possession du cheque ci-des-
sus, le % courant.
Dimanche proclaim soleunit6
de la f4te du st Rosaire: lie cbGur
de l'Eglise Ste Anne rendra a la
messe de 10 hrs une messe de Gou-
nod en- musique avec accompagne-
ment d'Orchestre.
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Lundi de1nier a Gu lieu q la re-
sidence de Nine j. B. Dufaud, la
eeance r6guliere du Cercle Ste
Anne No %. II faut ajouter que
ce fut la seance la plus nombreuse
que l'on ait eu depuis l'organisa-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02

Les u ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americana
sOnt en- Vente a la Phar-
maCie
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Nine Mary Lepage est revenue,
de Dawson territoire du Yukon,
Ia semaine derniere, Oh ellie resi-
DAFT depuis cinq ans. Ellie compile
demeurer permanemment q Min
eapol1s ct a 6lu son domicile au No
226-4eme rue N, b.. Nine Lepage
dit que les affai1es Won't en- d6cli-
nant rapidement a Dawson ct quill
ny reste plus pressure rien a faire.
L'6t6 qui Went de Sc terminer a
etc surtout tres mauvais a cause
du manque de pluie ce qui a en-
peche les travaux DIES mineurs. La
navigation SO torminera. dlt-elle,
des les premiers jours d octobre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1903-10-02

A la deruiere s6ance de la Cour
Notre Dame de Lourdes No 23l
qui a Gu lieu lie % Septembre,
Nine Aida Wolfe a 6t6 initi6e
membre ae cette Cour,
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Nine St Martin, spouse de Ra-
phael St Martin, barber, est de-
c6d6e lundi solr apr6s une Tongue
maladie. Ellie 6talt ag6e de 43 ans
ct a succomb6 a la consumption.
Ellie laisse son 6poux ct plusieurs
enfants. Les fun6railles ont Gu
lieu hier a r6glise Notre- Dame de
Lourdes sous la direction de
:Rainville FrAres
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NJ. Ernest Parent, Topographic
dams nos ateliers, qni a 6t6 retenu
chez lui durant plusieurs Jours
par la maladie a repris son poste
bier,
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SQUIRE aujourd'hui la France

ON DEMANDE-Plusieurs person
nesde c .raetere ct de bonnie reputation
dams chaque Etat (une de ce comte) pour
representer ct ancieDne
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M. Vital Campbell, de Sand
stone, Mimi, 6tait en- Vile ces
Jours derniers Oh il accompagnait
les restes mortels de son enfant
age de I'm mois, qui ont etc d6po-
s6s dams le cimetiAre Ste Marie.
Rainville F1eres avaient la char
pc DIES f%un6railles.
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Une nouve'le manufacture de
barils, au colt de $4,000 va etre
constitute immediatement par la
Western Barrel Co., aux Nos l4l2-
l4l6 Marshall Ave n. E. Ellie Sc
"a constitute en- brique, dun 6tage
ct I'm soubassement.
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News of the Day.

Despite opposition at Athens, where
the press was strongly opposed to the
scheme, the municipal council Of Corfu
has ratified the contract which the
MAYOR of Corfu made with a syndicate
O: European capitalists to allow tne es-
tablishment at orfus OF an internation-
al Rambling casino on an elaborate
scale. The casino is to be opened du
ring the coming winter, when the sea-
son is in it's full swing, and it is said
that the Corfu casino will soon become
a serious competitor Of Monaco.
A new regulation Of the Missouri
University board Of curators has open
ed a new profession for women. Each
society in Columbia living in chap
ter house must have chaperon. She
must be a professional, and is to be
paid salary In addition to this the
girls under her charge must provide
her with theatre tickets, free rides in
livery teams, and see that she has a
good time Her board at the chapter
house has to be furnished free and the
gorls are to be responsible to her for
their conduct. This rule, which was
adopted at a recent meeting OF the Gu
rators, will be rigidly enforced.
Senator Depew's discovery" that.
Aixles-Bains has named a boulevard
after Pierpont Morgan recalls the fact
that the Germans have incorporated
the name Of the great American pro-
moter into the language Of the coun-
try. The term "morganismus" Is cur
rently used in Germany to describe the
classification" Of industry. The cor
responding verb Is "morganisiren."
Mayor Woodruff, Of Peoria, ILL.,, has
decided to enforce the ourfew ordi-
nance of that city after receiving pc
tition from a number Of parents. The
ordinance has been on the books OF
Peoria for fifty years, but has not been
enforced. Hereafter all persons under
IS years Of age must be of the streets
after p. m.
The new system OF examination for
the certifcation Of teachers in Massa-
chusetts is now complete and, in the
opinion of the Journal Of Education,
the combination Of oral and written
tests, the balance between scholarship
and experience. theory and common
sense. is the best yet developed" The
objects Of these new tests are not to
shut people out, but to authorize every
one who probably would make coed
teacher.
That Mr.. John Shelton Williams Is
to retire from the presidency Of the
Seaboard Is denied in Richmond.
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Killed By Cave.ln.
"a While

roIuubus. Ga-While maSlns
measurements in deep trench IN
nrblic street here wednesday aIT
noon. Superintendent OF PuDllc
Works Robert L. Johnson and a neE.o
workman. Bad Smith, were killed ny
:. mass OF dit caVing in on mem;
The alarm, was given Immediately ana
q ro~ca of workmen was sent 10 rcs::le
the men. While this force was Al
r.ork q second cave-in followed, bury
inc seven Or eight men. Mayor C1SF-
nell ordered the hook and ladLe!
truck OF the fire department 10 'ns
scene with several firemen to help III
the work. Quick work saved the Ii'cs
Of five workmcn, who were dug out Gl
the trnech. but two OF them are falal,
" hurt. The bodies OF Johnson ahe
the negro Smith. were recovered; lae
injured men were sent to their homes
and physicians are giving them menl-
raj attention. Superintendent Johnson
was one OF the best known clv!i anu
municipal engineers in the South. ne
was formerly engaged in government
work. He leaves wife and four chiiu-
rem
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Second DAYS Proceedings.

The second days proceedings in the
famous trial OF Jas. II. Tillman for
the killing OF EIitor Gonzales showed
good progress in the taking OF testi-
mony for the prosecution.
One line pursued by the State was
with view to laying the foundation
for the introduction Of the dying
statement; of Gonzales. Four Of the
physicians who ofTiciated in the opera
Ion on Mr. Gonzales after he was
shot were on the stand today. Drs.
Query, Pope, Taylor and Griffith, all
Of Columbia. Much Of the testimony
Of the physicians was technical.
Ambrose E. Gonzales. publisher OF
The State. and brother Of \. G. Con
Zales, was callsd to the stand when
the solicitor offered in evidence the
files of The State for the year 1902,
tie purpose being. as announced by
counsel for the State to introduce the
editorials in the State newspaper, OF
which y. G. Gonzales was editor from
July !. 1902. to December 81, 1902.
The editorials in question are in re-
latiCn to James II. Tillman. Reading
Of the editorials was postponed that
counsel fer the defense might read
them first.
On cross oss-examination Mr.. Gonzales
was asked by counsel for the defense:
The relations ietween your brother
and Mr.. Tillman have not been pleas
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Sharps and Flats.

During the year Of 1901-1902 the to-
tai amount spent on tenchnIcal educa-
ton by local authorities in England
and Wales vas 35.2s6.995 A part Of
this wai rsass6 By special loans. for the
purpose, but the major part came from
moneys allotted from the customs and
excise.
A conference between President
Roosevelt and the Executive Council
Of the American Federation Of Labor
In seferenos to the altitude OF tho Ad-
mintstsastoa toward labor untcas % eI-
peetsd % taks pieee next Monday.
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leading counsel and Edgeneld law
partner.
The assemblage in the court room,
which, far from crowding, scarcely
filled it. could scarcely realize for q
moment that the trial would actually
begin, so frequent have been the pre-
dictions Of further delay. Two ses-
sions of court have interyened in Rich
land since the homicide. the defense
obtaining continuances at both and
change Of venue at the last. Again
the spectators were agreeably disap-
pointed when a Jury wau secured by
lis p. m. from the original panel. 1t
would have been secured in nalf an
hour save for the contest over Murray
Parnell.
The hearing of testimony by the
State was commenced after the re.
cess. 1t was mainly confined to
Policeman Boland's story Of the arrest
of Tillman, to the Identification Of
Tillman's pistols By Sheriff Coleman
and Clerk Of Court Walker, together
with the bullet from the German
magazine pistol which pierced MT.
Gonzales through and through, ana -
the Identification Of clothing worn By
him, with its bullst holes. Oh the day
that he was mCrtally struck. the lat
ter beinc swGrn to ty Messrs. HoTt,
Wool ana Wallace of Tie State.
Nea,lv il not all the jurynen We're
placel on .nei" voir diras. and, with
ont G., NJ ~ they swOra that the
had c., a., no opinions and were
console" g ~ has for or against the
prisoner. a. attitude remarked aE
some q i~"',1lr in its uAani:lit
considering Ife wide publicity IL"
case has received. After Panel! hal
answered tfa nscal questions the so?..
citor inQai"e" e he had registration
certificate. He replied affirmative!
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About Two Hundred Witnesses TO
Be Heard.
A GREAT ARRAY OF COUNSEL
The Trial Proceeds Rapidly, Although
Every Inch of Ground Will Be
Vigorously Contested.

The trial of former Lieutenant Gov
ernor James II. TiIman for the kill
inq of N. G. Gonzales, formerly editor
of The Columbia State, was begun in
the regular session of the circuit court
for Lexington county, at Lexington, on
Monday, September %. The proceed
inas of the trial are given from day to
day from the stenosrapher reports OF
the official court stenographer with
out color or bias.
Lexington, Special.-James H. Till
man, some time lieutenant governor
of South Carolina and charged with
the murder of n. G. Gonzales, editor
of The State. on the 18th OF January
last, a few days before the expiration
of his term of office, was on Monday
placed on trial for his life.
At II a. m. Solicitor Thurmond an
uounced the State ready.
1--WE may safely say that We shall
be ready, though some of our wit
nesses are not here yet" said Con-
eressman Croft of Aiken, Tillman's S
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Not Coming South.

Pine Bluff, Ark. Special.-ln re-
sponse to an invitation to visit the
Branch Normal College, colored, here
in the event of a Southern tour BY
him, former President Grover Cievc-
land has written as follows to Prof.
Isaac Fisher, principal Of the college
"The reports in the press, indicating
that I intend soon to pay visit Il
the South are entirely without founda-
ton. I have had no such intention,
though know that would enjoy such
a trip. II it were true that l were To-
make such a tour and come to the
State of Arkansas. do not know OF
anything that would like better thah
to pay a visit to your school,
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the solicitor. I'VE are here for the trial
OF this case and such matter is not
proper nor relevant 20 it."
Judge Gary said: MY impression is
that Mr.. Graham desires to make a
statement in behalf Of the Lexington
bar. and as such think 1t proper to
hear him
Mr.. Asbill Of the States counsel ad-
dressed the court and said Il con-
slider myself member Of the Lexing-
ton bar and have heard nothing OF a
statement on the part Of the bar
Judge Gary-It would not be pro-
per to hear the statement unless it
comes from the whole bar. / so rule.
Mr.. Sharpe remarked that it came
from the majority Of the Lexington
bar"
THE PRISONER BROUGHT IN.
A recess OF half an hour was taken
at the solicitors request during which
the prisoner was bl ought in by Sheriff
Caughman. When the solicitor an
.:ounced the State ready. Mr.. Croft in
orired. rs Mr.. Ambrose f. Gonzales
in court" and if in response to sub
p2e2a Guces tccam issued Tor the de-
fonse had he brought the files Of the
Columbia State from April Is. 1902. to
Sc0,cEber Is. 1903. Counsel for tn"
State replied affirmatively, and Nj:
Colt declared that though some Of hic
witnesses were sill absent they would
90 here and he could safely announC:
thn Gcrsnse ready.
The prisoner entered the small! semi
octagcnal dock, which is elevated
.hou, j. inches from the floor, and
sto"d in it for arraignment. On ole
s:dc stood Mr.. Croft and on the othe:'
Nr. Ns,son. Clerk OF Court George
.cad the indictment in matter Of fact
way AMI the prisoner reply to the us
- a,.cs ion. said, not guilty" in =