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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-01

STANDARD ads bring results.
H. L. Spackman returned Monday
FROM Minneapolis.
G. F. Porter and Attorney John A.
Munro represented Wilmot at Sis
seton Monday.
Theodore Beaver was in the city
Thursday and went to MINNEAPOLIS
that Afternoon.
Walford Carlberg and A. w. Tower
iourneyed to Mlbank and back yes
terday
Type writer ribbons for sale at the
STANDARD office.
John Spackman returned from
Southern Minnesota Wednesday With
a car Of fine draft horses.
Hon. Matt Cummins, OF Wilmot.
tarr1ed IN the city between trains
Tuesday.
Mrs Fl. G. Crosby. accompanied by
her mother. left Monday for visit
with relatives at Altkin, Mum.
Among the visitors in the C ty
Wednesday we noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Larsh and Charles Garrison. of
Brltton.
Little Miss Avis Knappen gave a
birthday party today to number of
her young friends. the occasion being
her Sth birthday.
Leroy Sprague. of Whitestone Lake,
was in town Saturday TO prove UP
his homestead before U. S. Commits
sioner Babcock.
Editor Shepard of the Veblen Ad-
: vance. was in the city yesterday on
his way to Vermilllon to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Senator Payne.
VIM. Hirschberger, of Alto town
ship was IN the city Monday to make
final proof on l60 acres of fertile
South Dakota dirt.
The street commissioner is making
great improvement in the appear
ance of Main avenue North OF Oak
street. 1t was much in need of i'm,
provement.
Rev. Robinson, returned Sunday
from Veblen where he had been with
Bishop johnson, visiting two or three
churches in that part OF the county
The Bishop went on to Minneapolis
Will Rose. who has been WORKING
in a hash foundry at Webster was il
the city part of the week to see-oh
we'll, its nobody's funeral but Wills
who he came to see.
Rev. III. Nelson Tragitt sends US
card this week announcing The fac
that date q sSrvice IN the Episco
pal church IN this city has beer
changed from Tuesday June 9TH tt
Tuesday June 10th. See notice il
church column.
The passenger train from Mllbanl
came up Tuesday evening minus tn
regular passenger coach and all tn
passengers crowded into the smoker
1t seems that the draw bar had bee
pulled out of the passenger coach an
ithad to be slde-tracked down tn
line somewhere.
For good smoke "Don Aim
Cigars, )" Is the best. made by Lind
auist & Nelson's MiIbauk factory.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-01

Prof. Dudeck, Of Peever is Ia the
city to-day.
Chattle Mortgage blanks for sale
at the STANDARD office.
James Bennett, came IN Aberdeen
Saturday aud has spent the week IN
the city.
Hon John Q. perkius arrived home
today from Pierre to visit with his
family.
Murel and Phyllis Lindquist, of
Wilmot. are III the city visiting rela-
tives.
Hazel Brewster gave birthday
party TO number of her young
friends today.
Clerk of Court foss is preparing to
commence wotl- on the foundation of
a new rsskdence on his lots on East
Oak street.
Smoke up ''Select" or 'sVedora"
cigars best in the market, made by
Lindqulst & Nelson's Milbank fac
tory
The game OF bali prayed on the
3)th by the Peever Indians and Good
Will Indians resulted 10 a victory for
the Good Will nine.
Miss Anna Prunty. who has been
teaching 10 our public schools, left
Monday to spend her vacation at her
home in Appleton, Wis.
Dr. e. | Thomas las decided to
locate in Sisseton and opened offices
over VIII j. Thomas's harness shop.
See his card in this issue of the
STANDARD.
WANTED: Men in each state to
travel, post signs. advertise aud leave
samples of our goods. Salary S75, 90
per month. $500 per day for ex-
penses. Huffman Co., Dept s.
Atlas Block. Chicago
Matthews, the hardware man has
been having demonstration of good
cooking at his stole this week to
advertise the Majestic range. If you
havn't tried a cup Of the delicious
coffee and hot biscuit he Is serving,
go and do SC.
Mrs. l. c. Hill and daugnter-in law,
Mrs. l. f. Hill of Eddy, lett Monday
for visit to the old home at Winnl-
bago City, Minnesota. They expect
to he gone about month. Miss
Susie Hill went to Eddy township the
same day to keep house for her
brother during the absence of her
sister-in law.
Mrs. j. c. Knapp left today for a
two weeks visit at Sheldon, Iowa.
90 her return. she will stop at Sioux
Falls for the meeting Of the Grand
Chapter O. E. s.. June ~, where she
Will represent the Slsseton chapter,
and Mr.. Knapp. who is Associate
Grand Patron of the order, will join
| her there.
On and after July l. patrons of the
rural delivery service will be required
to display signals on their boxes when
they leave mail in them for the car
riers to collect. as, after that date
carriers, when serving their routes
will not be required TO open anc
examine any mail foxes except tbost
to which they have mail to deliver
and those on which signals are dis
played to indicate there is mail fol
carriers TO collect.
Mrs. Catherine Haggerty and her
daughter. Miss Alice. expect to leave
Wednesday of next week for the
east for a visit with relatives an(
friends at the old home. Holton, Me
They viii visit Niagara Falls anc
other points of interest on the way
ant Will so on to the shore of the AT
lantlc before returning. Mrs. Hag-
gerty expects to return in about sil
weeks, but Miss Alice may remain il
the east until fall.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-01
STANDARD WANT COLUMN.

For SALE Five room house ;lad six LOIS.
improved. Ia coed residence part q! Guy
inquire al STANDARD office,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-01
MARKET REPORT

These quotations are corrected weekly by
the Sissetou! Milling Co.. and are absolutely
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
From Thursdays Daily

San Francisco benefit entertainment
Tuesday, May LIST.
Charles Conway is getting around
after brief sickness.
w. z. Crawford Of Spokane. VIII.
owns an improved 10 acre tract in
Section Z, is here to harvest his straw
berry crop.
French 4 Baker Of Grass Valley
Oregon, have sold Section ll.7-29 TO,
a good increase over the price they
paid one year ago last fall. This land
is the old Conway ranch and has o
we'll on it.
{ }. Henneberry yesterday pur-
chased the lot lying east of the Nut,
school from G. A Mutt for $500. Mr.,
Mutt left yesterday afternoon for North
Yakima where he is selling another
piece of real estate.
The official special containing five
private cars stopped here a few min
utes this morning. General Manager
Horn, General Superintendent Gil.
bert, Assistant Superintendent Palmer
and Chief Engineer Darling were in
the party.
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THE JARNAGIN.ELY COMPANY.


As we mentioned a few nights
ago in the Daily Courier, the Jar
nagin-Ely Co., composed of L. A.
Jarnagin, well-known here and 1.
NJ. Ely who is now engaged in bus
mess at Hover have leased the
Reed building for period of three
years to conduct a large furniture
and household furnishing business.
and according to the terms of the
lease the building is to be ready
for occupancy September 1st. The
members Of the firm expect to 90
east about July Ist to buy their
stock, aud will buy in car lots in
the lines they carry. The three
floors Of the new building will have
a floor of $500 square feet and will
be crowded full. After the bust
ness gets going the new firm ex-
pect to adopt the plan of the city
stores and sell furniture and other
household equipment on the install
ment plan. The Jarnagin-E Ely Co. s
will be the largest store of its kind
in Benton county.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27

Colored Concert Monday evening.
Caucus tonight, Mutt schoolheuse.
Band dance tonight, Dircksen's Hall.
Miss Mildred Griffith is whiting in
Wallr Walla.
Rev. C. r La Porte is improving his
residence property.
Jas. Crowell has moved to his lots
near the NJ. 4. church.
n. d. Miller, chief engineer of the
Portland & Seattle Ry., is in town look
ing after right-of-way matters.
County Superintendent, J. w. Gilkey
was In town the first of the week Oh his
wav to Hover where he organized the
Hover school district and laid out the
boundaries of Finley district.
LOsT-A book, having red Morocco
backs, containing names of the tax pay
ers of the valley. Had the words "Ben-
ton County Assessment printed on the
first page. Finder will please return
the same to Courier Office.-R. b. Wal
ker, Deputy Assessor.
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A San Francisco Mement0

Mrs. L. w. Soth received IA letter
from her sister in SanFrancisco which
Is indeed curiosity and shows how
the regulations were set aside to &C.
conmodate the people. 1t is a scrap
of rough. irregularly shaped paper
having the address on one side and
the letter Oh the other. There is no
stamp only the imprint Of the San
Francisco postOf1ice to show that it
has been mailed. Mrs. Soth's mother
and sister live in San Francisco but
were fortunate to escape unhurt and
save all their belongings. They are
camping in Golden Gate Park.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
KING & son BUILD DEPARTMENT
STORE

SIURE.
The plans for King & Sons new
store. with bank in connection,
have arrived and when the struc-
ture is completed in accordance
Herewith another imposing build
ing will be added to the list of Ken
newick's business blocks. The
building, for which the basement is
how being excavated, will stand on
the corner of Pacific and Second
streets one block south of the
Northern Pacific depot The entire
block is SIS feet wide and IS feet
long, with entrances Oh Second
street. and Pacific street, and affords
about 5000 square feet of floor space
for their exclusive use.
Entering the building at the Pa
ci6c street entrance on the right
will be the dry goods department
and ON the left the boot and shoe
department, while as you enter the
Second street door the groceries
will be on the left and the queens.
ware and miscellaneous stock on
the right. Large show windows
On each side of the entrances make
possibly attractive window display.
In the lear of the grocery depart
ment will be the Office and book
keeper desk, and back of this
will be the Rest Room for the &C
commodalion of patrons coming
from a distance, fitted with all toll
ct conveniences which will certain
ly be appreciated in dusty region
by the firms customers.
On the second floor at the rear
are two suites of housekeeping
apartments consisting of a living
room, dining room, bed room,
kitchen with pantry and bath in
each suite Ten Offices arranged
in suites oftwo or three rooms com
plete the top floor. Abundance of
light for this floor is afforded by
skylights.
The Benton Water Co.'S bank
will have.its Office in finely furnised
rooms on the corner, occupying rs
X 50 feet, with corner entrance.
The floors will be tiled and mod
ern safe deposit vanlt installed,
and complete equipment and fur
nishings, equal to any bank in
Eastern Washington, put in.
The material used will be cement
blocks, and the building complete
with plumbing will cost $4,000.
1t is to be ready for occupancy
September 1st.
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Congregational Church

The pastor will preach on 1.-THE I'm.
speakable Gift" at the morning SER
vice next Sunday, and in the evening
on "a Short, Narrow Bed"
Sunday School at 10 a. m. sharp. All
who do not attend elsewhere are cor
daily invited.
The Christian Endeavor meets at
$50 p. III. The topic is "Home Mis-
sions and Foreigners in America"
Mrs LaPOrte is the leader.
The mid-week meeting is held on
Thursdays at SOP. III. A hearty ill.,
vitatlon is extended to every body tn
attend these services.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Preaching morning and evening al
regular hours. Morning theme THE
Ascension of Christi and evening The
Intercession of Christ" These Ser.
vices will conclude Mr.. Dry's term as
pastor of the local church although We
understand he will not leave town.
The Sunday School and Christian
Endeavor as usual.
Mr.. Dry. will take charge of the
new work at Hover and Finley on
May LIST. Mr.. Dry. has received his
commission as representative Of the
Central Washington Presbytery t.
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
church which meets In Des Moines
Iowa, May 18th. continuing two
weeks. The body will be composed OF
700 or 800 delegates. He will leave alb
out May 9TH to attend this meeting.
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NJ. r.. Church.

The pastor will speak Sabbath morn
ing on the recent sad calamity which
has befallen San Francisco. He lived
in that state over Is years. A collection
will be taken for the sufferers.
Topic for evening, "Civic Righteous
ness" The business men are especially
invited.
Sunday school and Epworth League
at usual hours, 10 a. m. and $50 p. m.
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Eye Specialist.

D. Davidson, optician OF Spokane, is
to be ut the hotelin kenuewick Friday
and Saturday, May IL and II. He will
examine your or yaur children's eyes
free of charge and will not recommend
glasses unless necessary. Call and see
him on his arrival.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
BRIDGE WORKMAN BROWNS.

Jack Gormley, about 80 years of
age, who has been employed on
the bridge construction force for
several months past, fell from the
bridge about noon today and was
drowned. Up to the time of going
to press his body had not been re-
covered.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
Would You Help San Francisco?

If so, attend the benefit performance
of Prof. Newton, humorist and imper-
senator, Tuesday evening, May 1st.
The band will contribute the entire net
proceeds to the San Francisco relief
committee. Dircksen's Hall should be
crowded Tuesday evening.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27
VOLUME V, NUBMER 1.

With this issue The Courier
starts on its fifth year, it is now
bigger and better than ever, estab-
lished in a home of its own. It
will continue to grow and keep
pace with the development of the
valley.
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Invincible.

The thoroughbred Percheron stallion
'Invincible" will stand Monday at Don
F. Cresswell's ranch, Tuesday and We'd
nesday at Fred Cresswell's, Thursday
at Hover, and Friday and Saturday at
the Kennewick Transfer Barn.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-04-27

Ice Cream Saturday and Sunday at
Prof. Jauslin's. Soda Water and soft
drinks every day in the week.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30
PETITION TO REMOVE Av OFFICER.

!. We publish below, by request. peti-
ton submitted to the District Attorney,
stating the reasons and causes why Paul
Bertbelot, sheriff of the parish of st.
John the Baptist. should be removed
from said Office, and praying the Dis
trict Attorney to comply with the law
and bring suit according to the request.
The petition represents that Paul Ber-
thelot was duly elected in April, 1904.
qualified and commissioned in May,
1904, as sheriff of the parish of st. John
the Baptist, and has been acting as
such ever since.
That ever since his election and in
cumbency of said Office, the said Paul
Berthelot has been guilty of -feasan-
ee in Office and of grave crimes and mis-
demeanors, for which he should be re-
moved from said Office, by judgment of
this court. -
That said nonfeasances, malfeasances
and grave crimes and misdemeanors are
as follows:
That said Berthelot. in violation of
his duty of sheriff, allowed during the
past year up to the present time. the
open. notorious and fragrant operation
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30
COMMUNIQUE.

Qai Symphorien e,est ca qui ecrit in
morceau dan YOU gazette ? Mo te con-
nais IN Symphorien les otes fois, c'est-y
meme la ? Et vou- gazette couri ossi
loin que bayou zalmandss ST papier
eonnait voyage. La pc mande moin 81
chevrettes alfonso ye ossi bon que che
yrettes di Lac ITEMS. couri, helm mo
pas gagnin temps pour parler betises.
Astenr que ye trouve ye pincss va pc
rete parle maringoins. ce Sunday law
va pc parle. Y fanI toujou moune ga
gnha IN sijet pen pas accords. s ma quii
'oule ye freme tout qui choge dimanche,
y ma 9ui oule ye ouvri. Pou mo tenne
part, ye connait ouvri on freme, c'est
tout meme egal pou moin, mo reste tran
quine dan mo cabane. Mais ma des
mounes qui pas com moin, ye oule ga
gnin in lopinion, fait tapage eft dies fois
cg coute ye cher. Dimanche passe, mo
te en- haut chinin, mo tende in di bru
dan club misieu Lebrun, mo vance garde
qui e,etait. cstait deux NOMINEES qui ia
pc chicane en- haut Sunday law. Fine
dit c'etait bien, lote dit c'etait pas bien,
ct quan ye te pu connait qui dit y6
commence voye coups de poing. Ye te
tous les deux pele Eugene nais y ma &C.
lale qui te pou ouvri qui te plus fort.
Ii NAL range so tocaille. c'est moin qui
dis YOU, iuqu'a Ii couri porte plainte
devant La justice. Misieu Joe Lebrun
fait in tas movements pou fonce ente
ye pou separe ye, mais coups de poing
ye te 81 gros ct 81 drus que y navait pas
la place pou Ii, ct Ii jisse fait tourne q
fentour ye, pas trop proche. C'est que
Ii te pas envite gagnin SO la peau enta
NEE non plu ct mo dome pas Ii tort. Ma
wa asteur 81 c'est bataille Ia qui va de-
eide 81 faut frem6 GU ouvri,
TANTE JEANETTE.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30

Ellie await etc 81 accommodante, eette
Camille, signant tout ce qu'ons await
yoplu, approuvant ayeugl6ment tous les
couples enabroiG6s, eonsacrant sd RUNE
parAla plus docile .des acceptations .
GeoBette faida METRE son nlanteau,
femlfassa hativement ct lui ghssa dams
Ia man I'm petit portefeui1le.
S-Quelques 'milliers de francs. tout ce
qui I'd reste, ma pauvre Camille, nous
n'avois pas etc heureux.
DeNree de tout serupule par Get acte
heroIqhe, Mme.Marilie. tandis. que Ca
mile marchait vers un avenir fort nicer
tain, reierma. sa porte ct revint s'asseoir
aupres de son mari.
-Fiiie, notre tutelle. Que penses-
tn que leviendra Camille 7
-Ens Sc mariera, ellie prendra lie petit
Daniel ah lacet.
Non je ne crois pas. Mais on ne
peut savdr. Quelle nature fermee - II
faut consenir que tn as etc stupide
avec elle, Vous etes 81 grossiers vous
autres hon1mes Comme ST ia femme
ne te suffisait pas!
Geergette s'etait levee. Ellie frottait
contre SOP mari ses bras, ses epaules
encore fermes, ses formes puissantes de
uatrone epanouie, ses rondeurs sans
grace que des maternites nombreuses
Iavaient amplifees sans mesure. Son
scaff.e chcna cca-ut sur ID buque gri
sonnante d'Etienne.s Sa main chercha
ceIle de son mari, mais distrait, songeur,
il ne Sc pretait point a son caprice ct
tentait de l'eloigner Comme ellie insis-
TAFT ct, lascive, pesait de tout son buste
sur la poitrine de son mari, il Sc dressa
brutalement ct, la rejetant dams un fau-
teuil, il cria:
All! non. par exemple une courti-
sane au debut du mois, quand il Y des
louis dams lie tiroir, ct une harangere
la fin, quand lheure des payements ct
de lhuissier some, Jen al assez, j'en
al assez
II prit son chapeau ct sortit avec
fracas, laissant Georgette ecrasee, ra-
geuse, en- proie une furieuse attaque
de nerfs, que 'unique bonne ne savait
pas soigner, ct qui fit pousser aux en-
fants accourus des cris d'etfroi don't Sc
NUT toute la maison.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30
VIII

Camille, un soir de mars, rentra chez
ellie assez tard. LIE facre qui ravait ra-
menee repartit avant que la concierge
endormie etlt ouvert la lourde porte, ct
La jeune file, dams la solitude nocturne,
s'6peura. Les masses vegetables, noires
ct frissonnantes, DIES arbres du Luxem-
bourg fermaient la rue, ct sur les trot-
toirs lie gaz iaune eft vacillant plaquait
des lueurs plus menacantes que n'eat
etc robscurite, Ce furent quelques Sc
condes d'angoisse...
Une fois dams lie vestibule, ellie songea
aux cinq etages quill fallait monter sans
lumiere. Ellie fit craquer des allumet-
ties qui s'eteignirent. ct chaque palier
ses GRANTEES redoublaient. Une main
n allait ellie pas surgir de ces tenebres,
la saisir e.? Ellie serrait sa mante autour
dele pour ne pas donner aucune prise
retre invisible, mais hostile, qui la
guettait s1rement dams l'ombre, ct ellie
accelerait, jusqu'a en- perdre lie souffie,
lie movement d'ascension.
Au plus haut de la maison, tandis
qu'elie cherchait nerveusement sa Gle,
un raj de lumiere filtrant sous une porte
voisine de la sienne la rasserena un peu.
Frederique nest pas couchee, Sc
dit-elle, qu'elle est eourageuse Oh
avoir un peu de sa force -
Et, niue par un besoin de eommuni-
quer sa pensee, ellie frappa chez son
annie au lieu de rentrer chez elle.
-C'est moi, Camille. Es-tu encore
leyee, Frederique /?
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30
Du MEscHAcEBE
L L'EXPERIENCE BANNER.
PREMIERE PARTIR.
PREMIERE PARTIE.

- -
Entire, entire. j'ai du feu etz. ~ tns
pour toi. Mais lue tn es iessiisss. ee soar
Camille enlevait sa raants enc AZ
rut en- robe de soiree.
Bah un peu maigre, mais le blan,s
me va. J'etais seule, tu sais, avoir
risque ce simulacre de decolletage, mo-
deste, oh ! combien Celia ne ma pas
paru plaire. All! Fred6rique, 81 c'est
dams ce miieu que doit Sc regenerer Ia
femme future. Tu sais, ce nest pas
parce qu'elles Repayment montrer leurs
bras rouges ct grenus que je dis celia,
mais, ma chere, tu n as point idee de la
puerilite navrante de toutes ces ames.
J6tais une des plus ieunes, ct je souf-
frais de leur enfantillage petits rires,
petits emois, petites passions, petites
idees, tout celia faeonne scion la regle,
retfeci CONNIE leurs epaules ou leurs
hanches de femmes steriles, ct ST nicer
tain, 81 maladroit... Dams cette societe
de vieilles files, toute plaisanterie meme
perd sa grace ct semble grossiere GU
lourde, les murs suintent fennui...
Mais ce sont des femmes institutes,
tes colleagues, pourtant, dit Frederique,
qui, les mains blanches, tres soign ,es,
tres fines, posait une bouilloire de cuiyre
sur une lampe alcool.
Institutes, non dipldmees, oui. Et
toutes pueriles on pedantes. Du faux
| naIf GU de la fausse erudition. All quel
ennui-redit- -ele en- Sc jetant sur un
COUSIN devant un feu de eharbon qui
rosa son visage pale.
-Prends garde, s'ecria Frederique
en- RANT, je ne r6ponds pas de mon par
quet.
Camille, nonchalante, laissa nm mo-
ment sa robe blanche etalee terre,
puis ellie Sc ravisa, en- rassembla les pills,
les releva avec soin, ce qui deeouvrit ses
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1906-06-30


NJ. Emile Delaneuville Went de cedeI
Ia direction de son superbe etablisse-
menf a ses freres Leonee ct Hypolite
nelaneusille. qui COMPETENT en- faire une
maison de premiere classe, NJ. Leonce
Delanerviile s'entend Acknowledgement
diriger M etsbhssement de ce genre,
ct il s'est deia fait connaitre avantageu
sement, Depuis deux ans, il a ouvert
St. Bernard un Establishment prospere
dams lequel Il continue a gardef nm in
teret. La barre du Sporting House
.sera constamment pourvue des meilleu
res hqueurs ct le stock d'epiceries des
plus eomplets.