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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
ECHO DE L'OUEsT

tions professionelles il a su trou-
yer le temps pour pr6parer 10 pro-
gramme de cette soir6e. Nous
sommes certains que lie docteur re-
cevra la r6compense quill m6rite
car un bienfait nest jamais perdo.
lie Rev. PAre Remy fut fort ap-
plaudi. ii tit voir la n6cessit6 DE.
tire unis, car sans l'unjon nous ne
pouvoDs rien faire. Union dams la
soci6t6. union avec lEglise ct
union de tous les occurs. lie Rev.
P4re Bazin, vicaire de l'6gllse st.
Louis declama Acknowledgement
bien la fable du Renard ct le Cor
beau. M. P. j. Bigu6 appel6 q
prendre la parole, nous parla de
lorigine de PUnion FRANCHISE ct
fit la remarque qu'elle 6tait Ia plus
%ancienne soci6t6 du Nord-Ouest.
Tout en- attirant lattention u le
montant d'argent qui a etc pave
aux veuves ct aux orphelins ct aux
membres malades il invita- dune
mani6re toute sp6ciale la jeune
generation q slivre l'exemple de
leurs p6res ct de faire partle de
cette belle Union pour conserver
notre belle langue FRANCHISE, la
langue par excellence, la langue
diplomatique, parlee par tous les
souverains de la terre. II nous cita
CONNIE exemple le trait6 de paix
entire la Russie Q. le Japon, trait6
interpret6 en- franeais par ]e pre-
sident Roosevelt. Ces remarques
attirerent DIES applaudissements
Tres prolong6s. lie clou de la sol
rec fut certainement les remar-
ques de M. Routhier. Apres avoir
dome IN expose de la fondation
dc pUnion DIES Societies ct des diff
f6rents montants pages aux h6ri-
tiers des membres decides, Fora
teur nous fit connaftre So valeur
actuelle ct lie nombre de membres
assures dams les trois classes, NOM
bre tres r%estreint, il faut lie dire,
mails il est certain que see bellies
paroles ont etc recues avec bon
heur ct p%orteront leur fruit. Je
dirai CONNIE M. Routhier, le pre-
sident- general ne peut seul enr6ler
de nouveaux membres il lui fault
paide de tous, en- general. Mem
bres assures, travaillez atm lie
prouyer que vous tenez a cette no.
BILE soci6t6, ct 81 dams un GU deux
ans nous avons de nouveau lie bon
heur d'avoirM. RouthieE au mile u
do nous nous pourrons proclamer a
haute voix ct lul dire: M. le Pr6si-
dent, depuis votre derni6re vis!te
nous avons mis- nos r6so-
lutions en- prati4ue, ct au lieu
dune centaine de membres que
nous 6tions nous vous saluons au-
jourd'hui avec une armee de cling
cents membres en- reggie. Done, en-
avant, ct ne reculons pas devant
les obstacles que nous r%encontre-
rons.
Nos plus chaleureux remerc1-
ments q tous ceux ct celles qui ont
bien voulh 16Pondre q ]'appel pour
participer au programme, a la
soir6e fut couronnee de success, ct
esperons que Fan proclaim nous
nous Reunions sous I'm seul ct
meme drapeau, le drapeau de l'U.
S. @. r.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
La Situation ReIi9ieuse
En- FRANCE EFT LES lNvENTAIREs
DAMS TOUTEs LES EGLIsEs

EN FRANCE EFT LES lNVENTA1REs
DAMS TOUTEs LES EGLIsEs
Paris.-M. de Billy ct M. Peti.
ont etc condamn6s, chacun, a si1
mo1s de prison ct 200 francs $40,
d'amende pour avoir pril
part u describes dc
l'eglise St-Roch lorsqut
les autorit6s ont voulu proc6der I
application de Ia loi sur la s6para
ton de l'Eglise ct de l'Etat en- CT
qui touche l'inventaire des biens
de cette Eglise.
D'autres personnel, 5galemen1
arret6es au cours des describes de
I'6glise Ste ioti]de, ont etc con.
damn6s q des peines variant de 2
6 mois ct q DIES amendes de 200
francs.
II Gu DIES d6sordres dams plu-
sieurs villes de province Oh on pro-
cede aux inventaires DIES 6glises.
A Montpelier, I'm d6tachement
compose de so)dats d'infanterie OF
du genie ainsi que DIES gendarmes
ont d1 prendre d'assaut l'6gllse de
Notre-D Dame.
Sept arr ostations ont etc ope-
r6es, don't celle du comte de Ker-
gorlay. Il y a Gu en- dehors de re-
elise plusieurs bagarres entire les
catalogues ct les anticatholiques.
A Toulouse, les membres de la
congregation sc sont barricad6s
dams la cath6drale ct ont some lie
%tocsin, obligeant les autorit6s q re-
noncer, pour lie moment du moins,
q faire l'inventaire de cette 6glise.
Des manifestants catalogues sc
eont rendus au temple maconnique
ct ont d6fonc6 les portes.
A Questenbere (Bretagne), les
membres du clerg6 ct un certain
uombre DIES fdeles ont repouss6
les gendarmes qui avaient voulu
p6n6trer dams l6gl1se.
Dams une autre petite vile bre.
tonne, les manifestants, ayant 8
leur tete lie colonel de Soyer, ont
repousse a plusieurs reprises Ia
gendarmerie qui await 6gale.
ment voulu p6n6trer dams l'6glise
ct FONT oblig6e a battre en- retrai.
tie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
L~'AIIema9ne est Isolee

Parishes declarations offiicieu-
SEES rar lesquelles la France ct
lAllemagne annoncent qu'tl.es ne
c4deront pas sur la question du
controle de Ia police. ne font gu &C
centuer Ia pesslmisme d6ja r6pan-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de pOuest las a larger
circulation than any French paper
nublished in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne u subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
st. Paul

M. Frs Lessard est notre agent local
81. Paul. Nos compatriotes de Get en-
droit peuvent s'adresser d lui au No 500
! st Peter Str, durant la journee, ct le soir
apres Z heures q 1856 Aurora Avenue,
pour toutes informations concernant les
DE L'OUEsT.
-Vive l'Union FRANCHISE ct
|PUnion DIES Societies Condolences
FRANCHISES des Etats- Unis!! Tel
| est lie crls qui retentissait lundi
dernier, lie II courant a la grande
reception en- lhonneur de l'Hon.
Henri Routhier, president general
de IUnion dos Societies. M. Rou-
thier est arrive a st, Paul lundi
matin a 10 heures ct a etc reeu q
la care par lie DR.. Philemon Roy,
president de la branche No. 20;
M. Pierre Godbout, president de
IUnion FRANCHISE; M. Arthur
Foussard, Seen Stare archiviste de
pUnion- FRANCHISE ct secr6taire du
comit6 %ex6cutlf; M. Jos. Forth, de
Minneapolis ct NJ. Frs. Lessard,
repr6sentant de l'EcHo DE LOU
EST, a st. Paul. Apres avoir con-
duit M. Routhier q l.h6tel Wind
sor on lie Iajssaa M. Foussard qoi
a bien voulu servir d'escorte au
president pendant sol s6jour a St.
Paul. Au midi il fnt l'h6te de NJ.
I. r. Patenode, lie c6lebre restau-
rateur du Capitol. CONNIE il await
6t6 annonc6, lundi soir a Gu lieu
une grande reception. La sale
Gait trop petite pour contenir
les personnes qui ont demand6
admission. Voici lie programme
qui await etc prepare pour la cir
constance:
Overture, moroccan de piano,
Faust, Gounod, par Jean Durand.
Introduction, President de lU-
Mon FRANCHISE, M, Pierre God
bout,
Bienvenue, President du jour,
DR.. P. Roy.
Chanson de Florian; GODDARD,
solo vocal, M. Ed. Poulio'.
Adresse du chapelain, Rev.
Pere Remy.
lie Cor" A. Fl6gier, Mile Bose
Godbout.
Po6sie Rationale, DR.. Jules
Gendron.
Solo de v%lolon, Selection, NJ. A
Carriveau, (planiste, M. Koerner)
ella Charit6' Romance, Faure,
M. F. Barpeau, (pianiste Mile Co.
rine labrle)
L'Union Francaise, discours, M.
P. j. Bigu6.
Trio de lop6ra Attila. verdi,
Mines Meier, ct Price ct M. Ed
Pouliot.
Discours du president general
de ~. S. G. f., l'Hon. Henri
Routhier.
La Marselllalse, (planO) Milo
Corinne Labrie.
M. Pierre dodbout, president de
pUnion FRANCHISE Giant retenu
chez lui par la maladie, on pr'a
M. P. j.. Blgue de le remplacer
ct a l'ouverture de la soir6e il in
troduislt lie DR.. z. hoy, CONNIE
president du jour. Nous n'avons
que des 6loges a faire au DR.. Roy
pour la mani6re hab1le avec II.
quelle il a accompli la tache ar
due qui lui await etc con66e Cest
encore d1 q lui 81 nous avons Gu
d'aussi beau chant ct d'aussi belle
] musique, c r malgre 9 occupa.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., do1vent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
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DU DIR. PIERRE

est lie seul rernede qui ait commence a ee vendu dams lie dix
huiheme steele, qui ait etc vendu tout lie dixneuvieme, ct qui
soft encore en- vente dams lie vingtiene steele.
II est prepare aujourd'hri, tel quill retait il y a plus de
cent ans, dherbes medcnaes, de racines ct decorces pures
ct chosies, dapres la fornule origine1e du DR.. Pierre Fahrney,
lie sage ct vieux medecin suisse-a1lerand, qui commence, en-
1880, a pratiquer la medicine parmi les habitants du district
de la Rangee DIES Montagnes Bleues de Ia Pennsylvania.
Ce fameux specifique, eprouve par lie temps, vivifie le fuide
sanguin, apportant la sante partout Oh crcule lie sang.
II recherche ct detruit enforcement toute parcelle dimpu-
rete ct de poison qui propagent la maadie dams tout lie systeme.
IL gueri des centaines de cas- consideres CONNIE desesperes
par les medecns, Ia Oh les traitennents ordinaires avaient fal11.
Null nnaade, quelque d~esespere que soft son cas-, ct queue
qu'ait etc la duree de Ia maladie, ne dot %abandonner respoir
dune guerison.
Que lie nalade sencourage du passage de lEcriture qui dit
que @e sang est la vie,' ct quill Sc rappele que lie bon sang
pure, qui signifie toujours sante, force ct vialte, est facIe-
rnent a sd portee par Ienploi du Remede de la Nature, le
Novoro du Dr.. Pierre.
&c nest pas ume medicine ~patentee, &c nest pas TN renede
prepare ct desine a ee vendu dams les pharmacies. II ne
peut ere obtenu que DIES agents autorises.
Demandez la brochure gratis ct les temolgnages de gueri-
risons All
Dr.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
ll1-ll4 50. Hsyne Ave. CHICAGO. NJ.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16

L'EsHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas resron'
sable des idees ct opinions emlses par
ses correspondence
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
Gra4 AZ r @nfst
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI Is F6vrier ,06

Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, IS second
class mail matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16

Que faut-il pour reussir dams lie monde? Un
ct suffisam1nent d'energie ct de force. I'm homme
qui ne possede pas tout celia dot chercher a Fob
tenir par Pusage dun bon TONGUE. Sill doute
encore de la pursuance DIES PILULES MORO, lie
cas- de M. Dorval ct des milliers d'autres sont Ia
pour pencourager ct lui assurer quill trouvera, dams
&c remede, s%oulagement ct guerison complete.
M. Dorval digerait 81 NAL, quill ne Sc sentait pas
la force de TRAVELLER; il await la tete lourde, lie
cpur battait bien fort; solvent il await DIES etour-
easements qui 1ernpechaient de Sc tenir debout.
a du courage.
Vous voyez done quill ny a aucune raison
pour TN hom1ne de souffrir lorsqu'il a, a sa portee,
TN remede 81 bon, capable de fournir a Ia. nature
tout &c qu'e11e a perdu de vigueur.
Certains commereants ct medecins peu scrupuleux
n'hesitent pas, lorsquon leur demande les PLuLEs
Moro pour les Hommes, a recommander, dams TN but
%interesse, une substitution, I'm remede quelconque qi,
disent-is, guerit tout aussi bien que les PLULEs Moro.
a Les hommes malades, qui veulent Sc gufrir, dol
N vent Sc meier, car il y va de 1eur sante, ct ainsi pre-
Z venus lis doivent exiger les PILULEs Moro pour les
"A Hommes, qui sont contenues dams DIES bottles de bols,
"A enveloppees dune etiquette imprinee en- bleu, portant
n lie nom de la Compagnie Medicale Moro, CONNIE Ia
I'M v1gnette clcontre.
WI ST les na1ades ne peuvent les trouver dams le1r
Nh localite, nous les prions de nous ecrire directement.
" Nous les leur enverrons sur reception du prx:
y so cts pour une bofte, s.. so pour six bottles.
Venez nous voir Oh ecrivez-nous sans crainte, 81
vous desirez avoir DIES conseils sur votre naladie, nos
consultations sont tout a fat gratuites.
GALE MORO, 1924, rue Ste-catherine, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
M. JOS. DORVAL,
Gueri de Dyspepsia par les
PILULES MORO pour les Hommes.

"cms ct mon esprit ont rns s forces Je dMne que emcaated s PILULEs MORO soft
I" soufunt"
JOSEPH DORVAI, Ste Justine G. Dordhstn,O Que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16

Commands par la MALE
promptement rempiies dams
notre departement deS Jobs
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-02-16
LEtiquetts est de papier blanc imprims en- bIeu.
Fac-Simile exact dune boite de pilule. Moro.

COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO, 1924, rue Stecatherne, Montreal
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
1 M,.c. ChaE.ERr0nn

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
Attorney for Fl Tigre Company Says There Has Been No
 Reversal,
SHATTUCK AND HANKS
 WILL GIVE TESTIMONY.
Papers in the Case Have Been
 Returned From HermosiIIo,
 and Date for Rehearing Will Be Made Known Soon.

D. J. Half, attorney for the Fl Tigre Mining Company, who has been in the City of Mexico for the past six weeks in the interests of his clients, was in Bisbee this week, returning from Can anea, where he had been with refer ence to the suit now pending in the Mexican courts between the Fl Tigre Mining Company and the Ensenada Mining Company for possession of the Fl Tisre mines.
 Last weeX Col. Epes Randolph, now president of the Ensenada Mining Company. gave out an interview through his attorneys, to Une euect that the recent decision of the su- preme court at the City of Mexico Was ir fact a reversal of the decisions of the lower courts of the state of So- nora. and that retrial of the case in toto was 70 follow.
 When asked for an interview re- garding the present status of the case, Judge Half said:
 The only effect of the decision of he court. according to the dispositions of the law Of Mexican federal proceed ure, is to open a special term within which the declarations of Messrs. Shattuck and Hanks may be taken for which purpose the attorneys of Jhe Ensenada company solicited @ term of two months which was limited to ten days by the Cananea judge and which ten days term the supreme court said was too short. But the sentence of the supreme court did not. as our opponents say, nullify all the proceedings of the suit, or or der 6 new trial from the beginning. Anyone who makes such a statement is necessarily completely ignorant of the recourse of amparo, which is clearly determined in the law of Mex ican federal procedure. The Mexican attorneys of the Ensenada company who know the law have never made such statements"
 Judge Half is in Douglas this week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
S. H. POINTER ARRESTED
 FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
TRIED BEFORE JUSTICE AT PARA piSE AND CONVICTED, BUT
 LATER LEFT COUNTRY.

s. H. Pointer was tried before Jus tice of the Peace James last Monday on a charge of embeZZlement, says the Paradise Record. While previous ly asserting his innoncence, he plead guilty at the last moment, thus saving the case from coming under the jul. risdiction of the district court Jus tice James sentenced him to serve 10C days in jail and to pay fine of S25 and costs. Later, however, the fine and jail sentence were remitted, on condition that the prisoner pay the costs and leave the country. The costs, amounting to s36.35. were paid Some time ago Pointer, who made his home in Portal, circulated in Para dise a subscription sheet soliciting funds for the purpose of sending Wm Meadows. a Portal citizen, a cripple from rheumatism, to the county hos. pital for treatment. In turning over the proceeds of the campaign here, orly s10 were accounted for. Sus- picion was aroused here, followed by a counting of noses, with the result that a warrant was sworn out for Pointers arrest on charge of em- bezzlement, later disposition of the case being made as above stated. With the court room full of Paradise business men, as witnesses, ready to swear to individual cash subscriptions totalling an amount said to be con si6erably larger than that turned over to Meadows, Pointer changed his plea from not guilty 70 guilty. He prom ised the court tha: he would leave the c1 unfrv
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
Michael DonOh0e Asks Dam- ages From Fl PaSo ard
 Southwestern.

Michael Donohoe. through lis "'. torney, John McGowan, has pro- h suit in the district court against ?, E. P. X s. w. Railroad Company T damages in the sum of $5000. N Donohoe alleges in his complaint tha he is the owner of a quarter sectio: of land lying west of Douglas. and va, the owner of the same in the year 1900. That during the month Of Jan u&ry. 1901. the defendant entered upon the land and has kept him from using strip of the same about AD( feet in width across the entire S0 acres; that the value and rents anG profits for the use of the same fol five years is reasonably worth the st.m of S200O. He further alleges that during the past five years the defend ant has excayatcd. made fills and em bankments along said strip so that i, has been damaged to the plaintiff in the sum of 5000. Wherefore he prGys for judgment in the sum oi SI000 ard costs of suit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
A CLEANLY AGE. Twentieth Century Ideas Incline To- ward Sanitation ard PreVentatiVes

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 To prevent disease, remove the capse-
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 It's microbic infection, nothing more nor less.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

and expects to remain in this section uLtil the date is set for the taking of additional testimony in the case by the court at Cananea
 The papers in the case have been returned from Hermosillo to Cananea, but the Judge of the First Instance has been so busy with a hearing re garding the recent trouble in Cananea that he has not had an opportunity as yet to take up the Fl Tigre case.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
ENTER A STORE SUES FOR S5,OOO
Four Alleged Burglars Taken to Tombstone Yesterday
 by Deputy Wallace,

Deputy Sheriff Wallace went to Apache yesterday, where he met Dep uty Luke Short of Paradise. who had four prisoners, who have been held to await the action of the grand jury on charge of burglary. NIT. Wallace re. turned to Tombstone with the pris- oners last evening. The prisoners, who are MeXicans, are alleged to have broken. into a store at Paradise and stolen a large quantity of merchan. disc, consisting of SiX-shoOters. knives, clothing, can goods. etc. consign. ment large enough to start a small sized commissary of their own. They were caught with the goods the next day. however. before they could do anything with them. This consign- ment of prisoners now makes twenty held in the county jail already to await the action of the grand jury in October. and there are a number of others that will be brought over dur ing the present week that will in crease the number to nearly thirty. There are at the present time in the ccrnty iail over forty-five prisoners. and the way in which the numbers are increasing. the limit of the jail will be taxed to its utmost long before the court conyenes in October.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

Keep cool and stand uLder the re, yUlviag fan at the Maze.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19
PARADISE MINES
 ARE BONDED
THE BERN0UDY GROUP OF GOLD CLAIMS PASSES INTO THE HANDS OF JOE LARRIEU HENRY CHAMBER
 LAIN AND OTHERS.

A n Wednesday which
  persons Bernoudy w. P. of the tpulatng that be begun within the development the easily quickly
 
 
 
 (known with which mia will
  It understood that of capital interested such
 
  complete strike March Gold $40000; silver 2S00 lead 30 l It should be remembered that this
  working several other workings showing copper permanencies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-19

Let's have a beer, Bill. Come on up to The Maze.