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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-31

La prochaine s6ance du Cercle
Ste Anne aura lieu, a la sale l. q.
G. f., coin Central ct AZ rue N. p.
jeudi lie 6 septembre CONNIE il y
aura des questions tres importan-
ties de dlscut6es, tous les membres
sont prizes d'etre presents. Mile
Albina Marchessault ct Nine A.
Beanchamp seront initi6es men,
bres q cette s6ance.
On nous dit aussi que NJ. 3 st
jacques, Sec.- Gen, de 10. S. G..
accompagn6 de son 6peuse, y assls-
terra.
A la derniAre s6ance de la cour
Nicollet, No. 255, O.. f. c. les re-
solutions de condolences suivan-
tes ont etc adopt6es q l'unanimit6:
Attendu que Ia cour Nicollet a
appris avec.. pelne Ia mort de
Nine. Chouinard, 6pouse de frere
Antoine Chouinard ct enfant de
frere Francois Lavalli6re ct
Attendu que la cour Nicollet re-
connait' dams les fr4res Chouinard
ct Lavalli6re deux de ses mem
bres les plus d6vou6s lorsqu'il
.s'est agi de partager ous d'all6ger
les infortunes de leurs fr6res en-
soci6te, il est
R6solu que la Cour Nicollet a
appris avec douleur cette nouvelle
visite de la Grande Moissonneuse,
ct ellie prize les ir6res Antoine
Ghouinard ct Francois Lavaliere
de bien vouloir accepter SEES plus
sincAres condol6ances dams la ter
Irible 6preuve que went de leur en-
voyer la Divine Providence. Quill
soft de plus
R6solu que les pr6sentes r6solu-
tons soft 1ns6r6es dams les minutes
de Ia Cour ct qu'une cople en- soft
envoyee aux Fr4res 5prouv6s ct une
autre q PEcHo DE ~ QUEST pour pu-
blication.
d. Z. Marsolais
Comit6 Bruno Pelletier
Louis Rocheford. !.
Gilbert Ohouinard, Sec. Arch.
s&v E&Hl
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-31

Mile Mabel Piante a 6t6 l'h6te
d'honneua, samedi dernier, au soir,
q un parcel Shower. chez sea pa.
rents, $40 Plymouth Ave., N. Un
grouge de 30 demoiselles y assis-
TAFT. Les SALES 6taient magnif-
quement d6cor6es de occurs rouges.
Les petlts Lawrence Plante ct
Georges Pelletier representaient
deux cupidons tra1nant une charet-
ties orn6e de mousseline blanche
sur la queile 6taient places ci ct Ia
nombre de occurs rouges, ct sur
charg6e de petits paquets.
La soir6e se passa tres agreeable
ment q la musique vocale ct ms
rumentale ct q diff6rents jeux.
Mile Simoneau gagna le prix de
la chase aux peanuts, ct Mile Lii
lian Marsolais gagna celui du jeu
aux fAves. I'm succulept go1ter
fut servi par Miles Rose-Anna
Xel1etie1, Emma ct Louise Plante
ct Nine Geo. Plante.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-31
W.. e. Stoopes
DU M

Candidat Republican, pour la Re
nomination
Flu a cette charge le Is Janvier
1906 par les commissaires du com
t6 en- Replacement de Geo. W.
Cooley demissionnaire.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-31

2 Central Ave.
Leur d6partement de
Preparations de montres
est sous Ia direction dun
ouvrier expert ct tout
travail est absolument
g%aranti.
Prlx R~alsonnables
Stock Superieur
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-08-31
EpiIogue dun Incident

crit bien qui rit le dernler'
nous disait l'autre jour notre com
patriotic M. d. K. Marsolais, qui
venait de choisir un joli chapeau
qua du layer notre concitoyen G.
81. Gervais. On SO souvient que
lors du pique-nique du 4 Juliet,
ces deux messieurs a7aient falt nn
pari concernant les recettes de la
journ6e. M. Gervais pr6tendait
que les recettes depasseraient $780,
600 tandis que M. Marsolais SOU
tenait le c~ontralre. LIE lendemain
les journaux publiaient de longs
articles, avec DIES entetes pro6mi-
nents, annoncant une recettes de
$25, 1000. Croyant q l'infaillibillt6
des journaux, M. Gervais. ala s'a-
cheter un chapeau don't NJ. Marso-
lais en- paya les frais. Mails ne vol
ci pas que cette recette SO met q
fopdre CONNIE de la glace en- etc
ct qu'en fin de compile ellie dimi-
nue. de quelques cents de molns
que $4,000.
M. Gervais ne rit pas MONS de
cette aventure.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
e Psr cent. and M Taxes.
PREPARING FOR
POULTRY SHOW

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the Diamond State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association for their second an
nual poultry show which will be held IN
Turn Hall from January to January 1s.
Inc members OF this organization were
so much pleased with the success ttat
crowned their initial effort along this lire
last year that they have resolved to ex-
ceed If possible their show OF last year.
The list Of cash prizes will b. larger
and more numerous this year and the
number Of silver cups wll be larger than
the number offered as prizes last year.
The premium list is now in the hands OF
the printer and will be made public in a
few days. The inquiries being made by
prospective exhibitors are numerous and
when the premium list comes out the en.
tries will be greatly increased as those
with birds Of any quality will not be able
to resist the temptation 10 enter them IN
the competition for the many and costly
prizes.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
RESIDENTS WANT
BETTER PAVEMENT

No section OF the city is developing more
apidly than that portion in the western
part along Fourth street from Broome
west to Union street and within short
lime II the builders continue to put UP
houses along Fourth st.cet every block
viii be solid all the way out to Woodlawn
venue. Al the present time more than
hirty houses are being bulit These. with
those already there, give the street the
appearance of well -ssttled and pros
perous neighborhood AMI it is rapidly de-
eeloping into one Of the most popular
'ections Of Wilmington.
However, the residents along Fourth
street from Broome street 20 Union
treet are complaining about the poor
ondition OF the sidewalks In that sec
ion. The street is very good but the pave
nents are about the worst in the city. In
act there are very few oavements at all.
hey extend for a short distance and then
where the sidewalk should be there W Il
&c a space more than foot below the
evei Of the pavement. This is very dam
erous TO people who have TO walk along
here at night and several bad falls have
fesu "a.
The people who reside on Fourth street
hink the city should make the owners
IF the vacant lots put sidewalks along
he front Of their properties or else the
lty should do IT, Any one sustaining in
ury from these very defective sidewalks
yould undoubtedly have excellent grounds
'or suit and the residents are hop!ng
omething will be dtne 10 put the pave
nents In good condition on both sides OF
he street all the wag u Union street
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
DOLL SHOW AT
CENTURY CLUB

In the New-century Cub drawing rooms
this afternoon is being neld the Junior
Boards doll sale and Judging from the
attendance that crowded the han at the
opening and the unusual display Of goods
the sale should be the largest the Junior
Board has ever held.
The list Of articles for sale includes
dolls OF every size and description. They
are big and little, fat and thin. long and
short and all pretty. Their dress ranges
from the early centuries to the la est
fashion plate and the display is undoubt-
edly the finest of the kind ever seen.
Other articles for sale are numerous
handmade bric-a-hrac handsome little
Christmas gifts and a Christmas tree for
the children. There are aprons, busters.
towels and holders. cakes. brown bread,
rusk and all the delicious candies TO be
found in the stores
This evening supper will be served from
o'clock until eight and an excellent menu
has been prepared. From 8 TO o'clock
this afternoon dancing IN the parlors
helped those attending enjoy themselves.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

shaw; special mention OF THE Noble
Nine" Hubert A. Ro0p; original poem,
The Noble Nine. Miss Georgia b. Carver;
instrumental solo. Mrs. Clara NJ. Sparks
referred question, When Did the First
Run on a Bank Occury, answered by
David Powell; referred question, What
is the Origin Of the Word Tariff an
swered by Mrs. Sparks; fve impromptu
speeches Of three minutes each; recitation.
Christ Stilllng the Tempest, the Rev.
Asbury Burke; quartette, Master. the
Tempest is Raging. led by W. b. Gem;
reading. Miss Ella NJ Marvel; referred
question. Where did the term-Showing
the Waite Feather. orislnatel answered
by Mrs. Jennie Spence Start: referrsd d
question. What is the Origin Of the Mar
sellaies Hymn2 Alfred Willing; debate
Resolved, That man paKes the circum-
stAnces. not circumstances the man. AZ
frmative, James Z. Mckay. David Powell;
negative T. Elmer Perry, W. f. Gibney
critics report; singing. God be With You
TIL We Meet Again; bencdiction, the Rev.
+. i. Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
CHURCH SOCIETY REUNION
Mutual Improvement Society to Be Ad-
dressed Tonight BY Many Well
Known Men.

In Asbury Church tonight the Mutual
Improvement Society Of the church will
hold its hrst reunion after 20 years. Fol
lowing Is the program:
Opening hymn. Blest BE the Tie That
Binds, led by c. NJ. Leitch; prayer the
Rev. II. A. C. westerheld: address OF
welcome. James W. Robertson; singing.
Should Aud Acquaintance be Forget led
by W. r. Groves; poem, IN Days of Yore,
written by Idle J. Johnson and read by
Georgia B. Carver; roll call; minutes OF
last meeting: "reminiscences. written by
Mrs. W. W. Sharp and read by Mrs. NJ.
'crossed the BAR answered by senu-
ments; music, Crossing the Bar, led by
W Roy Fryor; recitation. Miss sailie r.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
FREE FOOD
AND RAIMENT

Among those organizations whose
purpose is to ameliorate the condition
Of the poor in this city. perhaps none
is doing work Of more practical good
than the soldiers and lassies OF the
Salvation Army.
Each afternoon at the hall OF the
army may be seen several devoted
women busily plying their needles and
thread as little frocks and other child
ren's wear take form beneath their
ninble fingers, their efforts being dir
octed by Mrs. Wiseman, wife Of the
officer in charge Of the Army here.
These articles Of clothing win be dis
tributed 10 the unfortunate little waits
Of the city on the evening OF Christ
mas Day, together with many other
gifts which will be arranged on two
big trees and handed out by Old Santa
himself.
In addition to this a sumptuous dinner
win be served at the hall. In which all
the good things of the season will
figure. after which there will be dis
tribution OF baskets for those who by
any reason are unable to attend.
This splendid and practical charity
VIII iCAbiAt oppoN FtV' ~ NoAi3 NAt'
and in order that this amount may be
quickly secured the Salvation lassies
viii take up their stations at the
various street corners on next Wednes-
day, where their kettles and other coin
receptacles win jingle merrily as each
penny, niclSle or dime finds Judgement
] therein.
SO It VIII be seen that the Army not
only looks out for the spiritual welfare
OF the poor. but their bodily needs as
we'll and for that reason is entitled 10
the heartiest support on the part Of an
good citizens
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

enough 70 force tho criminal trust to
decent or drive II from the Central We.
and this rs no Idle statement. The Unc
sam Company was forced into exlstcne
when the criminal trust issued their IN
nous boycott order aEainN the Kansu
OIL helds. Tho men back = Il were
producers Ia good faith, ~ Sansans VII
would not sit idly by ana ~ the million
aire hog conhscate their properties Tho
are building solidly IN Kansas. which
their home kanfans gamely stand by or
another especially against fore
thieving combine 10 Is now preparing
carry The hght into adjoining states an
the stockholders M the meantime vi
soon commence an organized EFFORT 20 rt
ution congress Tor a law similar 40 a.
Kansas anu-discriminaiiln law. This a.
Eanizaiion. outside Of IN, government. 3
doing more to buck tho nnnopolst'c Rr
of the criminal trust than any other hui
dred influences combined. II Is "a strugF
FOR right. IN good faith 10 the hnlsh vii
no compromise Right llvays has and O
ways Will win We solicit you IN good 10
10 Join our band and hcln push the gCc
work along. You can hnv stock at u
following prices. or write or wire for mo.
COmnlcto particulars. trf|t
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

sumer that II brazenly threatened TO
leave the state in darkness when Kansas
commenced the fight on these brigands
and millionaire anarchists in the legisla-
ture Of 1905. OF course Kansas called the
blum OF these criminal promoters and
passed conservative protection laws 50
that any enterprise .Oclting in Kansas
would get "A square deal md by so doing
has been the cause of millions Of dollars
OF capital coming to Kansas. Strange as
IL may seem the oil trust has met serious
trouble ever since II threatened the Jay
hawkers, and with Uncle Sam stations
now completed In over a score Of the
richest and largest counties in Kansas
and sites purchased, deals and negotia-
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

tions IN forty-two more Kansas counties
from which when completed every KAN
san can be reached by Uncle Sam tank
wagons. With prices on oil beng set by
Uncle Sam and the trust lighting fer its
life 10 even stay in the SunnuWcr state
besides the effective guns Of the Federal
government and a half dozen other de-
tcrmined states following the lead OF
Kansas certainly spells success for an IN
dependent company like Uncle Sam In
biz letters. This company has by actual
count over hfty-four hundred stockhcld-
ers In the seven states represented on
the map herewith. We want the balance
Of ten thousand stockholders IN these
seven states for here Is where the com-
pany Will secure and maintain rs great
oil trado.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Cocoa For Endurance.

Post carriers in the Andes travel ex-
traordinary distances with no other
food but cocoa.
Croft's Swiss Milk Cocoa. besides pos
sessing all these nourishing properties.
contains pure rich milk in its most di-
gestible form. and all the harmful oils
are eliminated. Goes further than any
other because it is richer and stronger.
A delightful beverage and q nourish-
ing food The only cocoa in glass lars
Croft ana Allen Co.. Makers. Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Fair for Home.

A fair win be held in the parlors Of
the Century Club on Wednesday af-
ternoon, December 12. at 2 o'clock. for
the benefit OF The Home OF Merciful
Rest for Incurables. Articles suitable
for Christmas gifts may be purchase
at reasonable prices. The committee:
Mrs. c. Marshall Barton, Mrs. Felix
DUPONT, Miss Christine Cause, Miss
Louise Patterson.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

and figure It out yourself and we don't
care whether you are farmer merchant
laborer or banker, 1t wont hurt you any
to take block Of this stock You can
make no better investment than 20 at
least divide up your Investments. This
company now has enough men and money
back Of Il TO insure a continued growth
and greater dividends, and at the same
time give the public a square deal
Oil Trust Threatened to Leave Kansas
in Darkness.
Two years ago there was not a single
independent oil wagon delivering oil in
Kansas. In fact the criminal trust ha.
such a grasp on both producer and con-
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Many Pensions Received.

From the Government pension hea
quarters are being sent out pensions
old soldiers. More than i thousand ha
arrived in this city and yesterday ci
magistrate executed abont 300 voucher
The Government always sends out & (
pensions just before the Christmas n
days.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Special Offer
How to Send Money.

Remit by postofnce money order. bank
draft, or personal checks. IL you send cur.
rency, always register your letter. Make
all drafts, checks and money orders pay =
able TO The Uncle Sam Oh Company. Your
stock viii be sent to you by regstere 4
mail. Our office force are rushed with
work and do not expect your stock 10
reach you for at least two weeks aft
your remittance arrives az the Uncle Sai1
office.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

However. if you
do not live In one
~ these states your
money can be
placed where K will
rain like lead on a.
Tin roof IN this com
pany's fight Tor a
square deal In the
oil nclde. II YOU
wish 60 invest your
money whore lt will
bring you dividends
and at the same
time force the Grim
inal oil trust 20 be
decent or drive
Tn e m from the
homo state. line up
.nilH IfuTIa sam
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Improving Fins Yacht

Charles stradley. the owner OF the
handsome and swift yacht Lillian. is hav-
ing extellive repairs male TO the boat. II
has been cut in half ana win be length
ened by the addition Of Is feet and other
Improvements viii be made.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

Ia already delivered completed Only
Independent pipe wl build
dividend
pay ]
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Rsfsrsness.

Bradstreet's Commercial Agency. Kan
sas City State Bank, Kansas City Kas I
Kns.: Montgomery County National BAN
Cherryvaie l<as: Atchison State Saw
ings Bank (oldest bank In Kansas. Atci-
ison, kas.; VIM. Stryker ex-State Super
intendent. OF Kansas. Tulsa, Okla: also q
million dollars unincumbeccd assets. mos =
ly iron and steel. from the banks Of the
Arkansas clear across three hundred
miles to the banks OF the Missouri Ofn-
GERS Of the company, who are the san q
SON. president; j. II. Ritchie, vlce-pres b.
dent; III. H. Tucker, Jr,, secretary and
treasurer.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Antitrust rlan Trunk Pipe Line
To Navigation Sure of Completion

d a
of ne crmin In
o
in on the greater an
Will bel wi nlan
Of
carloads 4
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

ouIpsiENT purchased for distributing tank
WIN accept s@ono at this sacrifice price which Judging past remit
c should be
this worthy enterprise IN its nEh for deal
be nearly doubled and
is and
fee
a q al h beginning
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

and IN another year this old arrogant
bully trust which has made its hraFs that
IL has corrupted Judges. bought elections
and brlbed legislatures will ind that IL
up AGAINST the real thmg M kanens ana
the Central West for there Is one good
way TO fight "a trust and that Is 20 refuse
to buy their goods Consumers In western
and Central kansas who under OIL trust
manipuiatlnns for the past ten years have
beer forced 70 pny from IS TO Sii per bar
rel for oil can now secure superior Uncle
sam Oh al from Sil5 TO $3.50 per barrel
and at this rate Uncle Sam can nay IN
creased dividends and put our stock 70
par.
Pushing Fuel OIL
Uncle Sam has both fuel Oh and kcro.
acne successful burners and ia pushing
both with splendid results. When you buy
this stock YOU are placing your Invest.
ment whore it is backed by certain reve'
nue. gcttcra.
Big Deals Pending.
There are over fifty deals now pending
on this stock that average over one thou
sand dollars each. Heavy sales are being
closed continually. man from Canudl
nut ia ST. 250 last week. Two one thousand
dollar remlttancea came In from Masfa'
chusetts. while one deal for $500 wal
closed In Nebraska and one Ia missouri
for 5000 during the 1ast ten DAYS. W.
could cite YOU TO hundred large irlnsac'
tions 80 don't deceive yourself with th'
idea that you can wait lonH and get thii
stock, for men who know It's value arr
buying heavily.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

Little sara Rumford. The waif Who was
ioandoned by her unnatural parents in
irandywine Park s5me time ago, is thriv-
ng nicely at the Rabies Hospital. where
he is the proud occupant OF one OF the
eutest basket beds ever reen-
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Prices Of Stock.
MonthIy Payment ofer.

From the start the Uncls Sam OH Con.
pany has made It possible for men OF lin d.
tied means TO Join the company. and i1
addition 20 offering Treasury stock az TIC
above mentioned price will sell on month.
~ payments as follows:
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

navigation by Atch-
ison, Kas. This re-
finery Is now in op-
Grafton and can
handle coo barrels
OF oil every day
and is thoroughly
equipped, modern
and up-to-date. IN
three months time
this company can
double this refinery.
No. 2 capacity. or
make Il 100 bar
rels per day with
but little cost, as Il
was built with that
Intention. Now don't
wait until the larg-
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
PUSHING Fuel on
Biq Deals Pending.
s2.OoOooo a Year.

with everything completed Uncle Sim
Company viii be able 10 make close 20
two million dollars per year. That's why
this stock viii 40 60 par and that's why
estimate Of two million dollars profit year
ly after completion is based on obeyns
the laws OF the land and not making per-
iurers and criminals out OF our employees.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
Why the stoek WilI ae sd.

Uncle Sam Company has the moral
sunport OF nearly every leading newspaper
I'M the United States and Canada. We gel
the lowest advertising rate, and this ad-
vertiscmrnt Will appear M over 100 lead
ing and Influential newspapers In IN,
United States and Canadn, and viii he
read by over 20O00,o0o people. This COM
we know we can raise Slb00oo now. with
all the solid assets back of this stock. In
a very few weeks. II YOU delay too Iona
you will be too late e. get IN at this
price for kilograms will be pouring In foi
This stock while you are hesltatine what
to do. It's no trouble 10 sell stock In q
good company like Uncle Sam, for people
are glad 10 invest IN such an enterprise
SO YOU should remit promptly, 20 secure
present offer
Evening journal., 1906-12-06
In Conclusion.

Uncle Sam Company has In addition to
the two big rcnneres IN Kansas another
refinery No 3 partly built in the heart ~
The Oklahoma OIL field at Tulsa, Okla. Tho
refinery viii start this month. II is also
building a paraffine plant az Atchison by
the refinery No. and mbrlcating plant
at Tulsa BY refinery No. g. The company
already has sites purchased In the ma
iority OF the Oklahoma i-ade centers and
Uncle Sam representatives will start 10
secure sites for Iowa distributing stations
next week. Council Bluds and Omaha
sites are already secured. The company,
as before stated Is on a solid founda-
tlon with everything prartically paid FOR
and thousands OF dollars cash on hands
Authorized capitalization "a seventeen NH
lion shares par value Si.00 per share
sixty ner cent OF the stock Is sold. Every
share draws the same amount OF dividend
as any other share.
There Is about $4,000 subscribed on stock
already allotted from the treasury. The
balance OF the stock when sold Will brine
tho company close 20 si.0oo.000 The com
nanv WIN do everything that Is mapp7c
out IN enclosed map. With evcrYth'na
completed It will have strength and fundi
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

To cut new bread or cake without
heat the blade Of the knife.
Evening journal., 1906-12-06

Since last year the Goa lcompanies OF
India have advanced prices nearly 100
per cent.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-09-21
TIMBER LAND ACT, JUNE 3,1s7s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United states land office, Lewiston, Idaho,
July %, 1906. Notice is hereby given that in
compliance with the provisions OF the act of
congress ofJune 8, 1878. entitled IAN act for
the sale Of timer lands in the states of Cali
fornia, oregon. Nevada. and Washington terri
Toy" as extended to all the public land states
BY act OF August 4, 1899,
JOHN LAUTERBA' II,
lof Kendrick county of Latah state of Idaho
has this day filed in this Office his sworn state
ment No 23oS, for the purchase OF .he nell
section 30 in twp 80 n, W b m and will offer
proof TO show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the register and
receiver ut Lewiston, Idaho on Tuesday the
- day OF Now, 1906.
He names as witnesses; William McGahan
Joseph Sturdrvant, Thomas Sturdevant, Leu
ard Sturdevant all OF Crescent Idaho
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aBove Described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office on or Before said 10
day Of November, 1906.
aug 3-oct o t. H. Bartlett
Register