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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-13
WHEAT STAYS FIRM
Improved Demand for Flour
Encouraged Bulls.
CORN AND OATS IMPROVE
Provisions Makes a SubStan-
tiaI Advance in Price
CORN AND OATS IMPROVE

! Chicago. March 12.-Improved demand
( for flour in the northwest together with
better foreign markets caused a strong
market today: Compared with last night
the May delivery closed nc higher July
was up s4q7sc and May corn showed q
gain of 1G-lsc Oats, IS and provisions,
~ TO Doc
The unresponsive character of the
Liverpool cables had a depressing eff
feet on the wheat market during the
first hour The English markets failed
to reject the strength shown in Chicago
yesterday and as a result opening quo
tations here were easier, May being 4
to 1.c lower at 951z TO sac July was
4 to sc lower at 90 10 90ssc Another
factor of almost equal importance was
the probability of rains il Kansas. The
weather bureau predicted rain or snow
throughout the west and southwest. Un-
der these influences there was quite gem
eral selling early in the day. May de-
clined TO CSC, while July was carried
down 10 S9sss. Then buying commenced
and advanced prices avOve yesterday S
closing figures. Large sales of -four
5000 barrels-were reported from Min
hguresneapols and 10000 bushel of wheat
were reported taken at Duluth The fig
ures indicated a revived demand for flour
and a better inquiry for wheat for ex-
port purposes
\ sharp rally in corn proved bull
factor in wheat, starting shorts to COW
ering. A dispatch from Odessa claimed
considerable anxiety is being felt in re-
gard to the growing crop. The mar
ket held strong during the last half hour
the close being at the top with May at
961ks Final figures on. July We're at S12s
@lEc. CIearances OF wheat and -four
were equal to 1860 bushels. Primary
receipts, 464 900 bushels Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
800 cars.
In corn May opened a shade higher
to i4aSsc lower at use to 5Slsc. After
selling between 523. and 54}4c, the close
was at 541sc. July ranged between SOS
and 512+. ard closed with a gain of 2 at
51%c. Local receipts were AS cars, one
of contract grade.
In oats the strength in wheat and corn
was bull factor May opened I'M
changed to sc lower a Il to i41lsc After
ranging between 401sc and 4ii2c the close
was at 41s.c July closed &c higher at
S93sc, after selling between 3S7sc and 391z.
Local receipts. al cars.
Provisions made modest gains on
light trade There was a firm opening
in sympathy with better tone in hogs
but the market soon eased a trifie on
selling by pit traders. \ rally occurred
later due to the strength in corn. There
was a good demand for May pork and
that commodity closed 271s. SOC higher
at Sl4.25. May lard was UP TIC at s7.3712
and ribs. 10c at s7.3j.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. 20 cars; corn. 80 cars; oats, 800
cars; hogs 1900 head
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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while the new crop positions were un-
changed TO points higher. At one time
the active months were about six points
net higher but prices eased of 70 about
last nights level after which the mar
ket continued more or less irregular. clos
ing generally quiet and steady.
Spot closed full: middiiuE Uplauds.
1860; M.ddIlng gulf. 1890; sales. 81
bales
Futures opened steady; March 16l2c:
April. 1900; May Isle; June. 1880.
July. 1G.44c; August. 15.s5c; September.
1S15c
Futures closed firm: March. 1880
April. ls3sc: MAY. I661c; June, l65sc;
july. I6.s2c. August 1850; September.
Il s2c: October y &c.
Galveston. March 2-Cotton-Iiishcr.
1850
Liverpool. March CLOSING. Cotton
Spot IN fair demand; prices points low
or: American middlinR SOD
New Orleans. March Cotton firm;
F41fIdfing 1Ec
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on the produce exchange today. the
closing quotations were as follows:
Butter-Staady; creamery, 14aEi2c;
dairy. 1Sl4G21c.
Eggs-W eaker at mark. cases included,
17aIzc.
Cheese-Easier. 1015Q11c.
Kansas City.
Kansas City. March alphabetically;
lay. $3.50; July. s0@sc. Cash: No. hard.
S7aSSc: No. 8. s4as5c; No. . req, Slol;
No. s. 93dsic.
Bran-S6nS1c; shorts, sec.
Confirm: May. 44AG7sc; July. 4fza
&c; cash: No > mixed, &c; Nc. 3. Ac:
No. white. &c; No 3. 4lc.
oats-Steady; No. ? white, 42q4Sc; No.
mixed. HG12c.
Rye-.>o. ,. &c.
ttay-Choice timothy. 5000; choice
prairie. s7.75GSO0.
Butter-Creamery 2GG23c: dairy. fancy.
17c.
Eggs-Lower; fresh. 15c
Receipts-Wheat. Il cars.
st. Louis.
St Louis March Observation-Disclosures;
No. red cash elevator. sl1sc; track, SIG
i@d1oo..; May, &c; July. size; No. ,
hard. sSG92c.
Corn-Higher: No. cash. 44i4c; track.
A1--C. NAV. 1bisn &C; july. $40
Oats-Quiet; No. cash, &c; track sc;
May. Ags.c
Lead-Steady. s4421..
Spelter-Steady. S4.Sf.
Poultry-Steady: chickens. s'z1ioc;
springs. s3O|ae.51 per dozen; turkeys.
13lzc: ducks. &c; geese. sac
Butter-Steady; creamery. 2ea2sc; dairy
I5G1ec
Eggs-Lower. 1514. case count
New York Produce
New York. March l2.-Butter-Steady;
fresh creamery. l5d2te; state dairy. ia
21c
Cheese-Quiet; state fuH cream fancy
small and large colored and white sep
TENDER I2c; late made. Io54c.
Eggs-Firm, western frsts. &c.
Sugar-Raw. drm: fair refining, BIS
aSc, centrifugal, Is test. 7-lsasIc: mo-
lasses sugar, 1-iS4'+o, refined arm:
crushed. So; powdered. S4-65: seanulat-
ed. 81 &c
Cofee-Steady: No. Rio. sc
Pouitry-Alive aad dressed. nominaly
unchanged
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CASH nrnrAT1nNS

Flour-Quiet; winter patents. $S0d5.00;
straits. s4.5OGi4.70; spring patents, A-50d
$50; straits, A.10Q425: bakers. $3.0cISs0.
Wheat-No 3, S2q96c; No. red. 94Q9Sc.
Corn-No ,. size: No yellow. 521.c.
Oats-No. ?. 4oa49Ssc: No. whiteLU
Oats-No. 2, 40d403sc; No. 3 white, 4e4
Acc.
Rye-No. >, CSC.
Barley-Good feeding. 3GGS9c; fair to
choice mailing, 45055c
Flax seed-No. l, sl.09: No northwest
ern, si161R.
Timothy seed-Prime $50
Provisions-Mess pork. per Dbl. sl41212
G1425; lard. per 100 lbs $7.20dI .221a ;
short ribs sides. 0oosel. S7.O0dL25; short
clear sides boxed. S7.37iaGL50
Whiskey-Basis of high wines. SIS.
GRADE
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EARLY SALES
EN AND ABOUT THE STOCK YARDS

Because aSturday was such an mac
tive day is no indication that tomorrow
VIII be equally as duh. The Wichita
market has many peculiarities, one of
which is that Saturday is as rule a
day practically I'll for nothing at the
stock yards Every other day of the
week is usually exciting and plenty of
business is done
c. T. Johnson accompanied William
Risley. who is one of the kings among
the big shippers to Wichita, to Kingman.
where the latter resides. These two old
timers intend TO have the time Of their
lives out there and when Nh. johnson re
turns he will no doubt have many fond
recollections Of the trip.
Steiner and Blair, Of Lyons. came in
yesterday with a car load OF hogs which
sold at an extra good figure.
Dad Tilford is not much of a lover of
that stuff called poetry but he Is a great
edmirer of old war ditties and rhymes
with a purpose. The other day he re-
cited some verses, the chief substance of
which was Keep a-puliin " and he per-
suaded every man on the premises TO
read them.
Dunaway and sons shipped in two loads
OF hogs from Towauda. Q. T., yesterday
and received a first class price for
them.
Townsend and I.amon. of Andale. were
on the market yesterday with hogs.
w NJ. Paugh, of the stock yards. is
a candidate on the Republican ticket for
councilman in the fourth ward. There
is one thing that can tlueiv be said of
Marsh. as he is commonly called about
the yards. and that is he has not an
enemy among those with whom he has
business dealings. The sock yard crowd
all join in to wish their honest Marsh
an overwhelming success at the polls At
the coming city election.
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S7-k Statement

New York. March 12--The statement OF
averages Of the clearing house banks
Of this cts for the week shows.
Loans. Se9-- $50 go, decrease. S-.5i9. 901.
Deposits. 81 -. e5o; decrease. SsSci.-
Goa
Circulation-S5 ,esie.6" decrease. $l-2Is--
o.
Legal tenders $7olls.2ea; decrease. s-So.-
90
Specie. S2ls. lS5iCH; decrease. S5-.sss
Reserve. SeS9. 5i.3no; decrease. SS57.5aa.
Reserve required. So, Sl7--2S: decrease.
1851 -
Surplus SO es7. 20: decrease. $50.
Ex-United States deposits. s.. 81, IS; In
crease. Ss-.1&
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New York March Money on call.
nominal no loans: time loans. steady:
81 DAYS. 3 per cent: 30 days. 3lz per cent;
six months 40fi4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper. HsG5iz per
cent: sterling exchange. steady with nc
tual business in bankers bills at - -.
70a4ss.5 for demand and at = g. 500
$3.50 for % day bills Posted rates.
81 S4l5.74 S7lk Commercial bills. Ns3i.8
=.
Bar silver. sc Mexican dollars. &c.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds easy.
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HOG MARKET HIGHER
Market Was Inactive IeSter-
day---Demand Strong
TOP PRICE WAS $500
Good Butcher Stock Wanted--
Receipts Light

Business was exceedingly dull at the
stock yards yesterday. Saturday is US
ually quite inactive but yesterday capped
the climax for the smallness of the
amount of business transacted.
There was an extraordinarily strong
demand and when the market closed the
packing house buyers complained that
they did not have a sufficient number
OF hogs bought to run them. With all
these indications so favorable the chances
are that Monday and all of this coming
week there will be flush market.
Kansas City. St Joseph and Chicago
went UP about cents yesterday and
Wichita jumped out Of the mire and went
up 10 cents higher If the unexpected
does not occur Monday there will be
an awakening in the prices Of hogs and
the market will spread itself such as 1t
has not done for months.
The buyers are very eager to get some
fine stock and they are going to pay for
what they get with good prices. The
best judges consider that this week will
be a sumner and it viii be safe for
stoekmen to make their heaviest ship
ments during the swell of the tide. Good
stockers bring good money and there is
no limit to the demand.
Hog Sales,
tBy an arrangement between the pack
ers and commission men, hogs arriving
late in the night are fed. watered and
weighed up on arrival and the next morn
tng sold at the previous days prices.
I.~~r
early sales" and the fresh receipts, the
sale Of which is governed by the market
for the day on which they are sold. are
quoted under the head of late sales."l
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COTTON MARKET.

New York March 12.-The cotton mar
ket opened quiet and steady at a decline
Of ! AZ points on the old crop months
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF letters remaining ia the post
Office al Wichita. Kansas. unclaimed for
the week ending Mar .. 1894. In calling
for any Of these letters say advertised
giving the date:
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ST. Louis.

st Louis. March Receipts
l0H: market steady: beef steers. ST.
as. stockSrs and feeders. ---5ff5:.Gi. cows
and heifers. ,-25s f3t0: Texas steers. $50
fIr.s1. cows and heifers. S2[5GS2J
IoEs-Receirts $3.50. market strong. &C
hfgher: pigs and lights. 81 $1,000; pack
ers. S5.0sGs b; butchers and best heavy.
s. 3rd5.55.
sheep Receipts Iooh; market steady;
natives. Sl5G5.0: lambs. = 15c9.75.
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Nsnsa. CtS.

Kansas City( March 19-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 100; market unchanged: Export
and dressed beef steers. s. .6o,d5.25; fair
TO good. S. SF045o; western fed steers,
S34ca4.60: stockers and feeders. s3.257
40; southern steers. s.. f104-4o; southern
cows. s. iod4.io, southern CONS. s2.i09
Se5: native COWS. 2.U0a5.S7; native heif-
ers. 3.4eG4 %: bulls. 2.50Q4 o.; calves. s. %
Q65o
Hogs-Receipts 17nl Market TO Toe
higher Top. S5.42i2: bulk of sales. Sis
ass: heavy. $500 421e: packers. $50
d5.25: pigs and lights. S4.1oQ510
Receipts. zoe: market steady.
Native lambs. s. 1850; western lambs
Stfol55.5a: fed ewes. 270a4oo. yearlings.
Sltoa5.os. stockers and feeders, $500
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Total sales of bonds. par value. s945. 900.
Quotations were as follows:
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OTHER LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 2.-Cattle-Receipts.3 800.
Market steady. Good 70 prime steers.
s. 25d60o. poor to medium. S35eq4 81;
stockers and feeders, $2.5U1425; COWS,
S6od4lo: heifeIs. S225sI450: Gamers.
S.6oQ2.50; bulls. S2.G0at4.C0 calves. 275G
SIS.
Hogs-Receipts. today. 12o0o head: Mon
day. 3o.e9 Market &C lower. closed
strong Mixed and butchers $5.10d5.4 5;
good To choice heavy. S5.S5G5.50; light,
81 556i6. 81: bulk Of sales. S5.25I5.35.
Sheep-Receipts. 2.cc0 Strong Lambs,
firm. Good 10 choice wethers. 81 80; fair
% choice mixed. 81 0lI4.5o; western
sheep. SS505.o; western lambs, s450d
E.No.
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Makes Men Vigorous
Valuable Prescription by Which Any
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WILL MAKE A MAN OF YOU.

For the return Of that youthful feeling
Of manhood q prominent Detroit Physi-
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on the produce exchange today. the
closing quotations were as follows:
Butter-Staady; creamery, 14d &c;
dairy. 1315G21c.
Eggs-W eaker al mark. cases included,
17dizc.
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to Be a Robust Man?

saeepiessness Tired Feeling in the Morning Bad
Dr. cams Easily Frightened. Floating Spots before
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Dependency Melancholis ST Vitus' Dance. Ept-
lepsy Paralysis Bashfulness. Lack or Confidence
and Ambition Imaginary Fears. Threatened IN
sanity. Dizziness Weakness Lack Of Endurance.
etc II you are suffering from any OF these. con-
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IA | AHRH ten treatments. scrofula,
Syphilis. Early Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Pleurisy. Cough. Chronic Throat Disease, Blood
and Skin Diseases Heart Disease, Weakness.
Pains and Palpitation OF the Heart. Liver Kid
ney and Bladder Troubles Diabetes Bright's Dis
ease Frequent and Painful Urination Sediment In
Water. Rheumatism. Neuralgia Dyspepsia Ca
tarrh Of Stomach and Liver. Constipation Tndiges-
ton, Eye and Ear Diseases Nervous Debility.
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Sacred Confidence

YOUR SECRETS are not exposed to the world
when you treat with DOCTORS JOHNSTON
WALSH. They absolutely refuse 10 publish the
names OF secrets OF any one who relies on their
professional honor. They cannot bring CONNER
caiism into their business TO such an extent that
they could for the sake Of the almighty dollar.
expost a secret that was given 10 them TO be kept
sacredIy confidential
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05
Az ID

Ceux qui ont WI Dick Ferris ct
qui Sc sont amus6s des heu-
res ent1eres a le voir rendre
ses diff6rents roles peuvent
imaginer tout ce que Get artistic
est 3 meme de faire dams un pre-
mier role. N6anmoins dams la pie
CO qui fut c6l4bre pour MAJ Good
win, intitul6e when We We're
Twenty.one", jou6e par la Troupe
Ferris, Get acteur eminent demon
tire une fois de plus ses talents tant
admir6s. Cette nouvelle nous men
avons aucun doute, causera une
jole q tous les amateurs de bon
mes pieces, "When We Were
Twenty-on' ayant etc tres admire
lei, ct il est certain que les nom
breux amis de Dick Ferris ne
manqueront pas d'aller voir cette
piece. La mise en- scene est ma
gnifque, les d6cors riches ct les
costumes des mieux cholsis. La
Troupe Ferris sera q son complet
cette piece ayant plus de % per-
sonnages dams ga representation.
Prix Is, 25 ct SOC.
Matip6es: Mardi, Jeud1 ct Sa-
di: 10 ct Csc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05

Nj. Charles Marchessault de
IAvenue Russell N. a 6t6 tres
agr6ablement surpris 4 So residen'
ce mercredi de la semaine derni6-
re au soir par la visite dune wing
tame de SEES amis M. Marches
saulr leur offrit une cordiale hos
pitalit6 ct les engagea q bien s'a-
muser. La soir6e SO passa q la mu-
sique vocale ct instrumental ct
au jeu de cartes. Les heureux ga
gnants furent Nine D. x. Marso-
lals qui gagna lie Ter prix des da-
mes. un magnlfque plateau q
fruit; Nine S. Fontaine gagna un
ornement de muir en- terre blanche
CONNIE prix encouragement. NJ.
Antoine Chouinard gagna un RI
che jeu de cartes dore sur tranche
CONNIE premier prix de Messieurs
ct M. Louis Marchessault empor-
ia le prix encouragement ,une jo-
lie jatte.
Durant la soir6e un succulent
gonter fut servi q tous les assis-
tants qui y frent honneur.
Brief CO fut une soir6e des plus
gales ct les envahissenrs ne Sc Sc
parArent qua une heure avanc6e
charm6s de l'hospitallt6 de la fa-
mile Marchessault.
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Blen Portant ct Heureux.-

DlCn CT E1CUICuA.
Bellows Falls, VT, le Is f6vrier
1903-Dr Peter Fahrney, Chicago,
Ill. Cher Monsieur, Votre remede
est le meilleur de tous. IL aide tout
IN chacun, quelque soft le NAL
don't on SQUIRE. Je souffrais int6-
retirement ct 6tait tellement ma
lade que les m6decins ne pouvaient
rien faire pour moi. Je pris trois
bouteilles du Novoro du DR. Pier
re ct suis m%aintenant enforcement
gu6rl. Je me rends gu travail Ell
bonnie sant6 ct heureux. Je YOU
drais que le public spprit a Goa
naftre CO remede merveilleux, aim
que psroson emploi beaucoup de
gems pussent etre sauv6s. Les
BONES chooses SO font conna1tre
par leurs m6rites. J'ai l'espoir que
vous vivrez longtemps ain de
pouvoir soulager le peuple des
maux qui raccablent. W. Lebec-
que" LIE Novoro du DR. Pierre ne
peut- Atre obtenu chez aucun dro-
guiste, mails il est en- vente par
l'interm6dlaire d'agents locaux GU
directement par le fsbricsnt, le
Peter Fahrney, ll2-ll4 8.
Hoyne Ave Chicago, Ill.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05
Sienification du Baiser

II fault avoir bien soin quand on
applique ses levres sur quelqu'un
GU quelqu' une, en- signe d'afec-
ton, de ne pas oub]ier les diverses
Specifications que peut avoir un
baiser: sur les cheveux, Ga veut d.
re amour maternel; sur la ]oue,
amitie; sur la bouche, amour re-
ciproque; sur la gorge, tendresse;
sur la main, respect; sur le nez,
faml]iarlt6; sur le pied, servilis-
me; sur l'habit, v6n6ration; sur lie
mouchoir GU l'6vantail, amour ar
dent; sur une faur, timidit6, ire
solution; sur lie front, tranquilit6;
sur l'oreille, puret6; sur un doigt,
m6pr1s; sur l'6paule, adieu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05

La derni4re s6ance de la Cour
NicoIiet qui a Gu lieu mardi der
nier, a etc tres int6ressante. Apr6s
les affaires de routine term;n6es I'm
d6bat cut lieu sur lie "Nord- Quest
Canadien' entire 10 R6vd P4re Ri
chard qui await lie contre ct M.
Antoine Chouinad qui await le
pour. Cette joute interressa beau
coup les membres. Les JUICES, lie
Revd Rulquin de st Paul ct Ed.
Peltier ct Ed Mingo de Minneapo-
lis. d6ciderent en- favour du P6re
Richard pour le present ct que
les arguments de M. Chouinard
6taient tres forts pour l'avenir.
Apres lie d6bat il y cut du chant
ct de la musique ct r6clts dance
dotes par lie R6vd Rulquin ct M.
Pagan de st Paul ct M Choui-
nard de Minneapolis ct autres.
Brief CO fut une tres int6ressan-
te soir6e.
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s. CECI

Nous offrons cent dollars pour
aucun cas- de catarrhe qui ne peut
etre gu6ri par lie Halls Catarrhe
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Go, Propres, To-
ledo Ohio.
Nous les so~ussign6s commissions
r.. j. Cheney depuis Is ans ct nous
le croyons etre parfaitement homo
rable ct fnanci6rement capable de
remplir toutes obligations prises
par leur soci6t6.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gist, Toledo Ohio.
Walding Kinnan & Malvin.
Wholesale Druggist Toledo, O.
LIE Halls Catarrhe Cure est
pris int6rieurement ct agit direc-
tement sur le sang ct les surfaces
muqueuses du systeme. Certifcat
gratis.
Adressez: F. J. Cheney & Go.
Toledo, Ohio.
Certiicats gratis.
Vendu par les droguistes, prix
75c.
Halls Family Pills sont les
meilleurs.
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Al BIJou

La representation musicale de
William A. Brady intitul6e Foxy
Grandpa" avec Joseph Hart ct
Carrie de Mar tenant les premier
roles sera rendu au Bijou pendant
une semaine commeneant diman-
che proclaim a la matinee. En- plus
des matin6es r6gulieres liza 6t6
decide dc bonner une matinee sp6-
ciale vendredi proclaim anniver-
saire de naissance de Lincoln.
C'est uno superbe production mu-
sicale rendue par deux eacteurs re-
supportes par des artistes
dtstingu6s ct un tres puissant
ohoeur de voix f6minines. La pie
CO est en- trois actes ct est parse
NEE de toutes sortes de sp6cialit6s
on muslque ct danses.
Ne manquez pas d'aller au BIZ
jou la semaine prochaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05
Escanaba. Mich.

La cause d'Amanda Fortier, adj
ministratrice des biens de Royal
Fortier, contre Ia compagnie de-
Chemin de Fer Chicago ct North
western a etc d6cid6e en- dehors de
la Cour de Justice. Fortier 6tait
un jeune m6canicien qui a etc tue
en- Juliet dernier en- d6tachant
deux wagons. LIE m6canisme ne
travaillaut pas il fut obl1g6 de SO
METRE entire les deux wagons. II
cut lie pied pris ct fut tue. par le
train en- marche. IL a laiss6 une
femme ct un enfant. Nine Fortier
a recu de ia c%ompagnie $1,000.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05

Les Seurs ne redoutent pas les remedies modernes; Giles ne fer
ment pas lss yeux aux enseignements de la science; eles renoncent
aux remedies tomb6s en- desuGtude pour adopter ceux qua crees la
science moderne, la science des sp@ciaistes:
Les infrmeries Sc ferment aussit6t queles emploent les Pilules
Rouges.
Et Giles mont pas peur de lie procaamer de faire profter les femmes
experience!
Femmes ct jeunes files aux pales cou]eurs, nerveuses deblitees
qui soufiez 6coutez la vdx des bonnes seurs ct prenez les Plules
Rouges de la Compagne Chimique Franco-Am@rcaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05

Une vingtaine de parents ct
amis de NJ. Pierre Chouinard de la
2e rue N. sc sont rendus chez lu1
dimanche soir pour c6l6brer le zoe
anniversaire do SO Nuisance. II re-
cut d cette occasion plusieurs ma
gnifiques cadeaux. Quoique pris q
Timproviste M. Chouinald 1ecu
ses ]oyeux visiteurs avec la plus
cordiale hospltalit6 ct les convia q
une ]oyeuse soir6e. Ellie go passa
au chant ct q divers jeux DIES plus
gals. Entre-temps Nine Chouinard
passa un succulent go1ter aux JOY
eux assistants qui ne SO s6pare-
rent qua une heure avancee de la
mutt charm6s de la soir6e ct de
lhospitalit6 de M. ct Nine Choui-
nard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-02-05

Les prix du jeu de cartes dome
par le Club "Bon Ami" don't nous
avons fait rapport la semaine der.
Mere ont 6t6 gagn6 par Nine Chas
johnson, Ter prix; Nine Albert
Courteau, 2e prix ct Nine Jos Mo-
rim, prix encouragement.