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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
A TAFT VICTORY
and PROSPERITY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-J.
C. Wilson, member of the San
Francisco Stock and Bond Exchange,
returned yesterday from New York,
where he has been for the last five
weeks, making a careful study of
conditions, political and financial.
Speaking of the probable result of
the coming election he says that the
people of New York are decidedly
for Taft and there is not the slightest
doubt that Taft will roll up the larg-
est majority in that state, according
to the estimate of the leaders of the
Republican party.
While the people of New York, y
he said, have differences concerning
local politics, ON national issues they
appear to favor sane and safe pol
ICY"
Concerning the financial situation
he ventured the prediction that Sc
curities will continue low and fluctu
ating until after the election.
Although the result of the presi
Dental election is not in doubt" h
said, investors are timid, causing
dull market and low prices for secur
tiles. l look for a bull market RICH
after election and the return of tn
fullest measure of prosperity in 1908
Bankers and capitalists regard Sa
Francisco and California as desirabl
fields for investment, and we may e1
pect ample capital to come to thi
coast in the near future. The rapi
and vigorous rehabilitation of Sa
Francisco has created most favol
able impression in the. east, and a
doubt of San Francisco's future hs
vanished.
: During his absence Wilson pu
Ichased seat in the New York Stoc
Exchange and, also in the Chicae
Board of Trade.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
BERT MERTON
IS With The DEAD

Tibert Merton, who has been en-
led at the Belmont mine, died
rsday afternoon at the Miners
3ital of typhoid pneumonia after
Illness of only eight days. Mr..
ton has been in Tonopah but six
this and during that short time
made a host of friends. He was
ember of the Tonopah volunteer
department and all the members
hat organization are requested to
t at / o'clock Sunday and attend
funeral, which will take place
n the Baptist church. He is
sived by a widow and one child
recently Mr.. Merton's mother ar.
ID in Tonopah, and she is at pres
in the Miners hospital, having
n stricken with typhoid while at
ding her son. At present hel
.dition is serious.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
SAN FRANCISCO'S
GREAT new STORE

When the new Emporium building
opens it's doors to the public, October
1, the pride with which all San Fran
ciscans regarded the original edifice
will be eclipsed by their pride in the
present magnificent structure
The reopening of this great shop
ping place ON a broader and more
comprehensive basis than ever be-
fore, means much to the city of San
Francisco; much, indeed, to the state
of California. For it is not alone it's
vast size and architectural grandeur,
in itself an ornament to any city,
which gives it prominence; but the
reputation of the company for integ-
rity and fair dealing has assured it
an enviable standing with the entire
community of the state.
And certainly no public was ever
more carefully considered than the
people of San Francisco and the state
have been considered by the Empor.
ium. Light everywhere, clear, steady
daylight; ample space for busy
throngs; fresh air, forced throughout
the building by the latest devices ant
heated or cooled with exactness tt
the most agreeable temperature;
these are but a, few details of ths
stores perfect equipment.
The vast dome, towering higl
above the central space, is worthy o
some great public building, ant
lends dignity to the entire interior
The grand arcade of plate glass shoy
windows along the entire stree
frontage offers the most unique, sat
isfying and efficient means of windo,
display ever erected.
When the interior fittings are i
: place, when the show cases an
counters are filled with merchandise
when the latest, newest and best G
: the worlds productions are sprea
before the public; even the ole
loyal San Franciscans, who kno'
), their Emporium, its reputation an
its achievements, will awaken to til
. fact that now, more than ever befor,
is their pride in .'California's largei
and Americas, grandest store" full
= justified. III,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
AT EFFICIENCY
/ The FIRE DRILL
PAH SCHOOLS EAIPTIED IN
SECONDS FRIDAY AFTER
NOON, AS A TEST.

DOL Trustees ]. ]. McQuillan,
Ross and w. w. Booth visit
Tonopah schools Friday after
IN an inspection tour. The little
house near the school is being
up to hold the overflow from
xth grammar grade, which has
ear enough room at present.
rustees saw that, with the pres
chool quarters entirely made
this year, and the town stead
owing, a new school building
soon be built. 1t will probably
to be built before the next
! year.
the way, in order to ascertain
nat degree of efficiency the fire
at the school had been brought
the Installation of fire escapes
the trustees, without previou:
alton to teachers or scholars
led the school fire alarm. Tht
pupils and their teachers were
1T of the two-story building, anC
.rfect order, in just twenty-eigh
Ids. We do not believe it cal
Uttered in any school of simila'
and exit conveniences in TIL
ed States.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
PERSONAL MENTION

H. Mcnamara is over from Gold
field,
w. B. Sollender left yesterday for
Bishop.
Charles Alphin came over from
Goldfield last night.
George Thatcher returned from
Round Mountain yesterday.
G. I. Mcleod leaves tomorrow
morning for visit to the coast.
Congressman George A. Bartlett
returned from business trip tc
Round Mountain yesterday.
Mrs. H. H. Bacon arrived yester
day morning from Los Angeles after
an absence of eight months.
w. w. Keith, the popular official o
the Tonopah and Tidewater, cam,
over from Goldfield yesterday.
F. L. Wildes, receiver of the de
funct State Bank and Trust company
arrived in Tonopah yesterday. from
Carson
J. Bergholdt of the firm of Silvi
and Bergholdt came in on yester
days train from Newcastle, Califor
MIA.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
A GREAT CARD
FOR OCTOBER 2
MUSTAIN AND WOODS ARE IN
GREAT SHAPE-BETTING is
FAVORING WOODS.

Manager Miller should be con-
graduated by the fight fans of Tono-
pah on securing such good card for
the smoker of the Casino Athletic
club, which takes place at the big
arena on October 2. Young Joe
Cans of Goldfeld and Spider Welsh
will box six rounds and from past
performances should put up grand
exhibition. George Odell, the fight
ing miner, and Billy Corcellius of
Goldfield will box ten rounds and this
should be we'll worth going miles to
see, as both boys are of the Battling
Nelson order, knowing nothing but
fight from the tap of the gong until
the fight is over. Billy Woods and
Terry Mustain are both in shape to
make the fight of their lives.
Woods has made many friends
here by his clever boxing and those
knowing his past record do not hest
tate to say that on next Friday Mus
| tain will have to make the fight Of
his life if he does what Mike Schreck
Tommy Burns, Joe Walcott, Jacl
Sullivan, Dave Barry and all the top
notchers failed to do, as Woods ha'
never been knocked out and also say
that he has never been knocked
down by any one.
Seats will be on sale at the usua
places on Monday. Betting on tn
result has been very quiet, but thos
being made so far seem to favo
Woods, the wise ones claiming tina
Woods is far tougher man tina
Mustain has been up against. TIL
winner of this contest is promised
match with the winner of the Jill
Barry VS.. Battling Johnson bout q
Los Angeles next month, so bot
men will leave nothing undone
win this contest.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
DELL Won FROM
Sid HUMPHREYS

Before a large crowd at the Big
sino last night George Odell, the
liing miner, slipped the big wallop
Sid Humphreys in the fifth round
what was to be a six-round con-
t. The fighting was fast and fur
IS from the start, with Odell having
shade the best of it. Humphreys
S the cleverest of the two, but was
J light and was unable to land with
v effect, while Odell left an impress
n with every blow sent out.
odell will fight a ten-round prelim-
.ry with Bill Crecelius of Gold
Id in the Mustain-Wood fight or
tober 2, and from his showing last
git the fight should equal the MAR
ent.
"A return match between Odell anC
tmphreys has been booked for mex
sesday night.
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SINCERE.

''Sir," said the young man respect
fully, Il am poor man and you are
a millionaire. 1t seems presumptu-
GUS in me, no doubt, to aspire to the
hand of your daughter. But my love
for her is so great that l cannot be
stopped by such considerations
Love scorns conventions and con
veniences. All, sir, will you give hel
to me?"
The old magnate seemed inter
ested. But which of my foul
daughters do you want?" he asked
not unkindly.
Eagerly the sutton made answer
"Oh! I'll leave that to. you, sir. =
Cleveland Leader.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
THE BUTLER THEATER
SHOWS SOME CLASS

Few programs at the Butler have
been quite SO pleasing as that seen
last evening. Each of the pictures
are. features-a bit of comedy and
then something serious. All of the
films are good and each one has a
different phase. or situation. The
story of wish-bone is amusing. A
dream of the Scotch highlands is OF
a.pathetic tone. w. NJ. Dow. the
popular baritone. created much of a
sensation Swinging lullaby" and
invited more. applause with a classic
number. MISS, Emmett sang two
numbers. each with finish and effect
The performance kill be repeated
this evening. =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
ADVANTAGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

grasped and used
The opportunity business day
Areyo u utilizing it?
let tell you some
of them? the benefit
part with will be here ready for
you subject to order
NEVADA FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TONOPAH
UNITED DEPOsITARY
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26

The Carson City News of the oath
VS.: Deacon" Sole, formerly a
nductor on the Carson and Colo
do, and well known here, is in that
" meeting old friends.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26

Location notices In strlplicate-
handlest affair for prospectors and
miners-contains carbon-l5O no.
tlces in book. For'sale at the Bon.
ANA ONCE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26

We deliver our goods. so send in
your orders to Fl. J. Hail & Co.. for
wet goods. Phone 812. tt
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NOTICE.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
BONANZA WILL CONSIDER 1T A
FAVOR IF PATRONS OF THE Pa
PER WILL REFRAIN FROM PUR-
CHASING THE PAPER FROM ANY
OF THE CARRIERS, AS THIS is
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LAR CARRIERS HAVE NO AUTH
GRITTY TO SELL PAPERS.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

The registration office for Tonopa'l
is located at Judge Brissell's court
and is open from a. m. to p. m
Everyone wishing to vote is required
to register regardless of whether he
registered last registration time o"
not Register at once.
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Candidates Cards.

NeN.N.N.o.NNe.N.NN-N-N.N
Cards under this heading will be
charged for at the rate of $40 Tin
variably in advance) from date until
election.
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Certificates of location at this
Office.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18

Les clous, les boutons, les echauffaisons, ETC.,
sont des maladies don't les hommes %souffrent solvent,
It sill est des maladies qui peuvent METRE a repreu-
We leur patience, &c sont celles-la.
Dependant, lie disagreement d'avoir de ces erup-
lions est en- sol de peu d'importance, ct lie point
~essentiel a considkrer est bien la condition du sang
qui fait OUT IN homme SQUIRE ainsi de maladies aussi
ennuyeuses, car en- sus des douleurs endurees, IL y
a lie fait qu' TN sang corrompu est lie foyer don peu-
vent eclore toutes sortes de maladies beaucoup plus
s@rieuses ct dangereuses les unes que les autres.
Bonne sant@ ct mauvais sang sont incompa-
tib1es.
II faut done continuellement Sc rappeler que
1orsque le sang est pur, ct que les Pilu1es Moro
pour les hommes qui ~souffrent de boutons, de clous,
de demangeaisons, d'echauffaisons Dude toute autre
ma1adie de la peau indignant I'm sang mauvais, sont
lie remede a prendre.
Les Pilules Moro donnent appetit, aident la
digestion, guerissent la dyspepsia ct ramenent les
forces. Les Pilules Moro agissent aussi sur les
rognons ct guerissent les troubles des votes urinaires.
Leurs efets sont doux ct les nombreuses gueri-
sons rapportees tous les jours dams les journaux
prouvent 1eur grande ef6cacite, dams les cas- serieux
CONNIE dams les cas- simples, ct imposent leur usage
aux hommes malades, CONNIE le moyen lie plus SIR
ct lie plus rapide de reimbursement.
81 I'm homme qui prend les Pilules Moro mob
tenait pas ram&lioration d@siree, IL devrait, avant
de les abandonner ct de leur retirer sa c%onfance,
consulter les M&decins de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro don't la science ~et pexperience peuvent assurer
lie success dams les cas- les plus graves. Les hommes
qui ne peuvent Sc rendre a nos bureaux mont qu'a
&crire aux M@decins de la Compagnie Medicale
Moro ct a bien dire tout &c qui les torture ct les
inquiete ; lis r%ecevront, sans retard, les renseigne-
ments desires ct auront certainement lieu d'etre
aussi ~satisfaits de la consultation que 81 ellie EFT etc
p~ersonnelle.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18
Condolences

A la dernlAre s6ance r6guli6re
du Cercle Ste Anne, Branche %,
de ~. S. G. F. les resolutions de
condolences suivantes ont etc
adopt6es:
Attendu que Dieu don't les de.
crets sont imp6n6trables a retire
de CO monde Madame Marie Bou-
chard, membre z6l6 ct d6vou6 du
Cercle Ste Anne; ct NJ. Horace
Deschenes beaufrere ct oncle de
nos saurs Estelle Deschenes, Do
ra Jensen ct Clara Robinson il a
etc
R6solu: Que nous, les membres
du Cercle Ste Anne offrons q la
famille de notre regrett6e s@ur
Marie Bouchard ct aux s9urs Des-
ch6nes, Jensen et Robinson nos
plus slnceres sympathies dams
leurs affections respectives ct de
plus
R6solu: Qu'une copie de ces re-.
solutions soft envoy6e a la famille
Bouchard ainsi qu'sux seurs Des.
ch6nes, Jensen ct Robinson ct une
q PEcHo DE rOUEsT pour publica-
ton.
Anastaeie Page.
Secr6talre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18
Conferences a L'Universite

CONNIE nos lecteurs le savent
d6jA le 26 f6vrier proclaim M.Mar-
eel poete, le conf6rencier ohciel
de l'Alliance FRANCHISE, donnera q
pUniversit6 du Minnesota une
conference don't le sujet sera "Pa-
ris au temps DIES romantlques."
CONNIE pr6ambule de cette graz.
de conference M. le professor
Benton chef du d6partement fran.
Gals de pUniversis6 donnera deux
conferences.
La premiere lie 5 f6vrier q 4 hrs
de l'apres-mldi dams la sale Fol-
we'll. Sujet: "Qu'est,ee que le ro-
mantisme? ct la deuxi6me 10 l9
f6vrier a la meme heure ct dams la
meme sale. SuJet: "Qa'est-ce que
lie romantisme a accompli dams la
literature francaise?
Ces conferences prelimlnalres
sont absolument gratuites ct nous
les recommendations fortement aux
persornes qul Sc proposent d'assis-
ter d la conference de M. Po4te. :
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18

; Le patois meme DIES n4gres illet-
tres des campagnes est IN patois
derive du francois. Les quelques
|journaux qui SO publient d Haiti
sont r6dig6s en- francais; c'est aus
81 en- frarcais que sont imprimes
le papier. monnaie ct les timbres
poste du pays. Ceci dit pour repon-
ara d IN de nos confr4res qui Sc.
tonnait que lie president Nord
Alexis s'exprlEat facilement dams
un francois correct. Quelle langue
parlerait-il done sill ne parlait pas
le francais, ga langue maternelle?
Dams lie personnel gouvernemen-
tai haitien, on trouve quantit6
d'o&ciers; d'avocats, d'ing6nieurs,
de m6decins, qui ont fait leurs etu-
des en- France ct qui connaiaeent
Paris aussi bien qu'ils connaissent
Port-au.P Prince. II en- est qui wont
tous les ans on tous los deux ans
prendre Fair du boulevard. ct II
Ieur arrive de rencontrer Fun GU
l'autre de leurs anciens presidents
exil6s. On cite deux de ceux-ci qui
go trouvant tout d fait chez eux
en- France, %6pouserent des Fran
caises. lis n'avaient pas d compiler
avec le pr6jug6 de la couleur, COM
me c'eut 6t6 le Gas aux Etats.
Unis.
Lie peuple hs1tien, plus dun
siecle apr4s avolr conquls son in
dependence, oherche encore p6ni-
Element SO vote; il n'e,rive pas q
fonder I'm gouvernement stable.
La r6publique ha1tienne, quelle
que soft la constitution qu'elIe Sc
dome, est toujours une dictature
militaire 4 peine d6guis6e. Or, une
dictature nest tol6rable que 81 ellie
s'exerce dams lie sens des int6rets
g6n6raux dun pays. A Haiti, &c
nest pas le cas-; les dictatures y
donnent lieu q de serieux abus; de
temps en- temps, or corrige ces
abus par des revolutions. Malheu-
reusement, c'est Ia une arme a
deux tranchants. Aussi les amis
frar GALS d'Hsiti, qui d6sirent la
voir conserver con Independence,
souhaitent lis que la revolution du
2 d6cembre soft la de1ni4re.
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Cercle Ste Anne

Les elections du Cercle Ste An
ne, ont Gu lieu lundi dernier ct ont
donu6 L. r6sultat suivant:
Pr6sldente, Nine A. Page.
Vice. r6sidente, Nine b. Corrl-
veau.
Secr6taire- Arch, Nine P. Vio-
let.
Secr6talre-Fin., Nine E. Deslau-
riers.
Tr6soriere, Mile Rachel. Ber-
nard.
Directrices; Nine G. Faubert.
Miles M. Lapslme ct A. Marches
sault.
MessagAre, Mile Alice Page.
Sentinelle, Mile G. Plouf,
Musicienne, Mile Evelyn Page,
M6dec1ns Examinations: Drs La
pierre, Lalibert6, D6ziel ct Du'
mas.
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Proclarne ses Merites.

VIVIAN, ONT.
c,est avec lie plus grand plaisir que je translnete
oes q~uelques mots Ma femme await perdu tout
0ontrole de ses nerfs ct ne pouvait parler qua In
eervalles; enfn ellie etait dams une condition treo
prtcaire. Ellie COMMENCE a faire usage du Toni:
Tue du Pere Koenig pour les Nerfs. le d'aodt. e
Suelques jours apres ellie pouvaitse rendre au q.
In, faire de la musique ct executer seule So par.
fe de solo des hymnes. De plus ellie peut faiEs
fouvrage de la maison. Je regrette de ne pas
evoir eI &c merveilleux remede avant, car ayes
fsrgent que TAI d9pense pour payer les service
"a medecin d'ici, j'aurais. pu en- acheter vin9t.
elnQ bouteil1es ct meme plus. &c medecin ne We.
nalf faire que des visites, sans pouvoir lui proca"
sefd de so~ulagement. LesToniques du Pere Koenig
sour les Nerfs sont une vraie benediction., Ct e
- recommande fortement, ct aujourd'hu1 zen
tiis venir une autre b%outeille pour une eutre:
6ame qui SQUIRE dune faiblesse de nerfs, Aqui
tai parle du bien que nous ont fat vos Tongues
bour les Nerfs. JOHN MITCHELL
ENATIc On liyre precieax sur les nalla1ies
oAAAAO Herveuses envoye crataitement Z une
(euyent oetenir eetts Medicine Grs.u!teaaest. PrS.
hare par le Rfv.. PAsrEUR KoENIo, de Foet
Wayne, Ind, depuis 1876, ct lnaintenant par u
koENlG MED. CO., CHICAGO IL
9 pour $500. Agents au Canada THE L1,cA1
CHEMICAL co. LTD, MONTREAL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18

pendant la periodic qui s'est
6coul6e de 1860 d 1900, le nom bre
des enfants 4 sans cesse dimlnu6
aux Etsts. Unis, Pour 1000 fem
mes d'age hubble, en- 1900, on
comptait 152 enfants de moins
qu'en 1860; soft une dimiuution
de go tous les dix ans. ST cette
proportion Sc maintieIt pendant
an steele ct demi, il ny aura plus
du tout d'enfants."
Telle est la triste declaration
que Went de fsire le professeur
Walter-F F. Wilcox, dams une con-
ference sur "Les naissances", q
l'universit6 Cornell.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-12-18

NJ. Sauve nous ecrit &c qui suit
+" e suis tres bien maintenant. La d&mangeai-
son ct Pechauffaison don't je s%ouffrais, lorsque je suis
allie vous voir, ct qui duraient depuis vingt-cinq ans,
sont complement disparues, grace aux Pilules
Moro ct au savon Bel-Po don't je me suis servi. Je
vous prize de lie faire savoir ~~s~*a>
M. ISAIE SAUVE,
Coteau du Lac, Co. Soulanges, Que.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES par les Mede-
Gins de la Compagnie Medicale Moro, all No. 272
rue Saint Denis, Montreal, tous les jours, excepte
les dimanches.
Les Pi1ules Moro sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies. Nous les envoyons aussi
par la poste, au Canada on aux Etats-Unis,
sur receptiond u prix, SOC une boite, So. 80 six bottles.
Toutes les lettres doivent etre adressees
COMPAGNIE MEDICALE MORO,
272 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
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TO ADVERTISERS,

he Echo de Quest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne our 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, 1908-12-18

L'6loquence judiciaire:
-Je supple lie tribunal de So
montrer lndulgent envers cette
pauvre femme, mere de sept en-
fants presque tous du meme age!
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Sill vous plat d'ins6rer dams les
COLONIES de votre journal l'election
des of1ciers du Cercle Social No.
36 de l:Union des Societies, qui a
Gu lieu lie 9 courant CONNIE suit:
Chapelain Rev. Pere Rulquin.
Pr6sidente, Nine Berthe Pateno-
de, r66lue.
Vice Pr6sidente, Nine Elumina
Larocque.
Sec. Financier, Nine Clara Du-
rand, r66lue.
Sec.- A%rchiviste, Mile Della
Dion.
Tr6soriere, Mile Philomene
Dion.
D%irectrices, Nine Em6lle Danse-
reau r66lue, Nine Marie Langevin
ct Mile No6mie Godbout.
Messagere, Nine Rose Savard.
Sentinelle, Mile Lilianne Lam
gevin.
C'est un devoir pour moi avant
de laisser ma position CONNIE Sec
Arch. du Cercle Social, Br 36, de
vous offrir mes siuc6res remercie-
ments pour l'obllgeance que vous
avez %toujours Gu en- ins6rant dams
les COLONIES de votre journal tout
avis GU communications que TAI
Gu a faire depuis trois ans; Jen
garderai toujours un heureux SOU
venir. Tout en- vous souhaitant un
heureux Christmas ct de nombreux
abonn6s pour rann6e 1909, je de-
meure.
Votre tres obllg6e,
E. Larocque Sec. Arch.
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Toutes lettres. correspondancea
etc., dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
EoHo DE L QUEST,
.... Minneapolis, MINI.
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Pelletan q Combes:

Pelletan q Combes:
-Quelle difference y a,t-il entire
le cacao ct I'm ciapason?
-???
Eth bien! le diapason dome lie
"la" au choc, tandis que le cacao
dome le "choc au la.
Combes est allie prendre une
douche. -.
Sur le boulevard, le president
Falli4res passe dams So daumont,
on compagnie dun souverain.
-Vive lie roi!.... Vive le roi..
chose. .Machin!.. .Dites done,
au fat, comment s'appelle-t.ll?
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