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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

"J'eus les hevres qu1 me CLIQUE
rent sur TN lit de souffrances du-
rant p1usieurs semaines, ct ma1gre
tous les bons soins don't j'etais
entouree, je ne pouvais plus rele-
yer de cette terrible maladie qui
m'avait mise aux portes du TOM
beau.
La grande faiblesse qui, pendant
p~lusieurs semaines, menacait de
interpreter, inqui@tait beaucoup
ma mere ct mon medecin qui me
faisaient prendre toutes sortes de
bons TONGUES. Ma position resta1t
dependant la meme, j'avais des
dGfaillances frequentes, au moin-
DIRE effort que je faisais pour me
lever. Sans cesse, j'@tais torturee
par des douleurs dams lestomac,
dams lie dos, a la tete ct dams les
jambes. Je ne -sentais jamais la
faim, n'avais de gont pour rien ct,
par consequent, je refusais toute
nourriture, je devins 81 nerveuse
que j'avais complement perdu lie
sommeil, ct lie plus l@ger bruit me
faisait %sursauter. &
Apres avoir essaye, sans result
tat, tous les remedies imaginab1es,
mon medecin me consei1la I'm jour
de prendre les Pi1ules Rouges de
la Compagnie Chimique Franco
Americana. Files furent mon
salut Apres en- avoir pris deux
bottles, non settlement je pouvais
me lever, mails encore faire tine
assez Tongue marche sans trop
&prouver la fatigue. Je continual
a en- faire usage durant que1-
ques mois, ct rapidement je repris
toutes mes forces, j'engraissai ct
je Wis en6n mes joues Sc colorer.
Je me fails I'm devoir de dire au-
jourd'hui que 1e Pilules Rouges
mont gu&rie."
Nellie BERNADErTE CHURCH,
Nc. 229 rue Sanguinet,
Montreal, Que.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
DULUTH

Samedl dernier, NJ. Remi Per.
rault a Ste tres agr6ablement sur
pris par un bon nombre de ses
amis.
Durant la soir6e Ii y cut chant
ct musique ct un succulent gohter
fut servi.
Une adresse toute de temoigna.
ges d'estime fat lue q M. Perrault
par Nine Jos Pilon, ct CONNIE SOU
venlr de la fete, il recat une jolie
chuine dor ct plusieurs autres Ca
deaux. M. Perrault r6pondit avec
beaucoup de bonheur q CO beau t6-
moignage d'estlme.
Etslent presents q cette ]oyeuse
reunion: MN. ct Mines j. Cyr, L.
BsbiD, M. P6raul', E. Testers, e
l.. P6rault, n. Bourdage, N. Du.
puts. Miles Robillard ct Miles Cle-
ra Perrault ct M. Segment; NM.
j. O. Porlier, M. Fontaine, F. Bra
CONNER, B. ct r. Bourdage. j Pr
Ion. L. Chaput, f. A. Gagn6, Jos
Allan, L. Robidoux, j. Tessier L.
Audette, j. Segment, M. Robillard,
IL. D'Amour, y. Duford, P. Phi
lion.
Miles D. Perrault ct A. Tessler
ont dans6 une gigue qui a beau
coup amuse. A une heure avanc6e
tous &c sont s6par6s charm6s de la
solree.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
The Model Clothing House
NicolIet ct 3eme Rue
L'Immieration au Canada

NJ. w. j White, inspecteur dies
|agences Condolences d'immlgra'
ton went d'arriver de Saint Pau
Ia Ottawa. M. White a declare
que les trains qul partent de 81
Paul pour le Canade, sont divises
en- plosieurs sections tous les Jours
ct que les trains sp6cianx sont or.
ganis6s au moins qustre fois par
ssmaine. II a aioute que d'sp,es
les chiffres ofjciels il y aurait
au moins 10000 personnes qui
6migreraient des Etats- Unis au
Csnada. II a dependant laiss6
entendre que lie total d6passeralt
de beaucoup lie chiffre oficiel.
On peut fa:ilement Juger de
importance que prend le monve-
mertd'immigration DIES Etats. Dnis
vers le Canada, quand on salt
QUEEN 1897: MONS de 1000 CT
toyens de la k%6publique volsine
ont quite leur pays pour s'eta-
blir de l'autre cote de la frontiere.
M. White dit que plus de 20
pour cent de nouyeaux colons sont
d'a1ciens citoyens du Canada qui
reviennent au pays de leur origi-
ne, Is pour cent sont des Anglais
ct 80 pour cent sont DIES Allemands
ct Scandinaves ct le reste des per-
sonnes n6es aux Etats. Unis.
Les biens que poss6dent ces
immigrants go chiffrent a environ
loco. 900 ct plus dun chef de
fami!le a en- sa possession ure
somme de $25, 900 ct plus.
Aux Etats Unie, dit M. White
IL y a sctuellement IN movement
t, 4s remarquable de la population
des villes vers les terres DIES cam.
pagnes.
Les agents canadiens d'6migra.
ton aux Etate- Unis ne rencon-
trent aucune opposition dams leur
travaille de propaganda; les che
Minis de fer accordent q ceux qui
SO dirigent vers la frouti6re ANA
dienne, les m6mes teux de trans
port don't proficient ceux aui so
rendent au Montana, au Texas ct
vers I'Arizona.
Au d6pa,tement de l'lmmigra-
ton q Winnipeg, on attend cette
semaine une fcule d'au moins s.
600 immigrants It en- IN seul jour
on a d6ja compt6 au bureau du gou.
plus de $40 nouveaux
arrives.
Immigration au Canada brise-
"a certainement, cette aimee, toos
les records pr6c6 iente.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
PECHs ET CHAssE

Nous venons de recevoir IN gui-
de de chasse ct de peche que Went
de publier le $500 Line" qui est
dun grand int6ret q tous lee anna
teurs de la chssse ct de la peche;
c'est un livre de 81 pages impri-
mes on trois couleurs avec un cou.
vert de douze coulears. II content
une description d6talllee de tous
les endroits du Minnesota, du Wis.
consin, du Dakota Nord, du Michi-
gan ct de rlllinois, Oh abonde Ia
peche ct la chasse, I'm resume des
lois de chasse de ces diff6rents
Etats, ainsi que plusieurs BONES
cartes geographiques entire autres
une excellentescarte du Minnesota.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

"Lorsque j'eus atteint Page cri-
tique, ma sante fut fort compro-
mise. En- quelques semaines,
j'eus raison de m alarmer SUI ma
situation qui empirait rapidement.
Je fus alors quelques temps sous
les soins de mon medecin de famil-
lie, mails, malgrk tout ct en- dept
de toutes ses performances ct ses
remedies varies, je perdais consi-
dGrablement du terrain.
Je souffrais lie martyre, faiblesse
de coeur, maux d'estomac, &tour-
easements, douleurs dams tousles
membres, etc., etc. C'etait bien
lie beau NAL qui me terrassait.
Oui, terrasser est bien lie mot, car
en- peu de temps, je devins telle-
ment malade que lie medecin jugea
prudentad'appeler TN pretre pour
me faire administer les derniers
sacrements.
C'est alors que, desespere, mon
mari ALA lui-meme exposer mon
cas- aux M&decins de la Compagnie
Chimique F~ranco-Americaine. De
retour a la maison, II me fit prem
DIRE des Pi1u1es Rouges. Je con-
gediai bient6t mon medecin. En-
peu de temps, j'ai pu acqukrir
assez de forces pour aller person
nellement aux bureaux de la Com
pagnie Chimique Franco-Amerl-
caine.
La, apres m'avoir soigneuse-
ment examinee, les Specialists
me. d&c1arerent sauvee, grace au
sang nouveau qui m'avait d@ja 81
endorsement reconfortee.
On n'eut done rien de mieux a
me conseiller que de coptinuer
l'emploi des Pilules Rouges.
zen al pris pendant deux ans.
Mais, aujourd'hui, enfn, j'ai lie
plaisir ct la consolation de me
dire guerie a jamais."
Nine FERRIER VALIQUETTE
IS rue Beaudoin,
Saint Henri de Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
BTATS-UNIS

Redding Conn L'humorlste
Mark Twain, qui est mort r6cem:
ment, a laiss6 toute sa fortune q
sa file Nine Ossip Gabrillo,
Witsch.
New York-Six mile boular-
gers sont en- grove. Une dlsette
de pain menace la vile de New
York. Jun des plus grants no.
tells do la m6tropole, lie "Waldorf
Astoria" a 6t6 obllg6 de faire We
mir, de Philadelphia, So provision
de pain.
Washington-.L projet de loi
pr6sente par le senateur Frye, de
PEtat du Maine, imposant 4 tous
les naviresI Transparent plus de
so personnes robligation d'etre
NUNS d'appareils de t%6l6graphie
sans fl, a ere vote par le s6nat.
Ce projet de ]o1 dit que les ap.
parcels devront avoir une puissan-
&c sufisante pour op6rer dams I'm
'ayon de 100 miles.
New York-W r. Nearest a
gagn6 So cause contre Ia vile de
New York. qui lui r6clamait des
%dommages pour la mort de
plusieurs personnes, mort caus6e
par un feu d'artifce pres de Ma
olson Square, en- 1902. On cole
brait alors l'6lectlon de Hearst au
Congress. Les victimes de &c feu
d'artifice r6clamalent So O0O,O a
la vile de New York, qul, jusqu'a
present, a 6t6 condamnee a payer
ST., 727, 260.
New York m. w. F. Conner,
g6rant american de Nine Sarah
Bernhardt, a affirme que la grande
actrice frarcelse viendra en- Anne.
rique, Pan proclaim. L'engage-
ment de Nine Sarah Bernhardt,
en- Am6rique, durera trente semai-
mes. Ellie y ]ouera les principaux
drames de SOD repertoire Apres
ga tourn6e en- Am6rique, ellie ira
en- chine ct aux Indies puts ]ouera
du vaudeville fort prcbablement.
NINE Sarah Bernhardt kara1tra
au Coliseum de Londres, pendant
une semaine. Ellie iecevra $780,
600.
Fall River-La grove des char
pentiers, el%ectrlciens ct des ]attlers
commence lie premier mai en- Get
te vile Sc continue. Les gr6vis-
tes dissent qu'ils sort prets 4 de.
meurer fermes bien longtemrs.
De leur e6!e, les patrons disent Ia
meme chose ct de cette maniere il
est tout probable que les difficult
t6s actueIles dureront encore plu-
sieurs 1ours au moins. II est vrai
que plusieurs patrons SO sont
rendus aux demandes DIES char
pentiere mails la maJorit6 demeu-
re ferme.
De leur cote, les electricians ct
les lattiers ~demeurent loin de
leurs travaux ct ils veulent forcer
leurs demandes eux aussi.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

Abonnez . vous q l'EcHo DE
L'OuFsT, &c par semaine.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
Habits d'Ete

Notre immens stock conslste en-
IN assortment varie d.Habille.
men,s do Printemps pour HON.
mes ct Garcons.
Les Vetements "Security" sont
ce quill y a de plus recent en- fat
de modes ct nuances, ct les prix
sont tres raisonnables.
M. Louis Des Rosters sc fera
toujours un plsis1r de vous assis-
ter dams le choix de tout ce que
vous aurez besoin en- fat de V6te-
ments, en- Habillements Complies,
Pantalons, Chapeaux, Cravate
Coils, Poignets, Jhemises, Chau
cites, ETC., etc.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

"Pendant sept ans, j'ai souffert
dune grande faiblesse qui mena-
Gait de me conduire a la consomp-
ton.
A chacune de mes @poques, j'@-
tais obligee de prendre lie lit pour
plusieurs jours, endurant des dou-
1eurs sans nom dams les reins ct
dams tous les membres. Tous les
remedies que 'avais essayes depuis
sept ans pour me soulager, ma
vaient eu aucun resultat ct ne
diminuaient announcement mes souf-
frances.
Une cousine a moi qui await
employe avec success les Pilules
Rouges de la Compagnie Chimique
F~ranco-Americaine, me conseillait
depuis longtempsd' den faire l~'essai,
m'assurant que c'@tait lie remede
par excellence. Tn jour, je me
rendis a son desir !; j'en avais a
peine employee deux bottles, que
j'en voyais d@ja ref6cacite. Je
me sentis plus forte ct je voyais
avec bonheur disparaftre ces dou-
1eurs qui me rendaient 81 NAL
heureuse depuis tant d'annEes.
Apres en- avoir fait usage pen
dant quelques mois, j'<tais trans
form@e, grasse, co1or@e ct en- par
fate sante. II y de celia quel-
ques ann&es, ct je ne puts trop
recommander &c remede, lie seul,
sur tant d'autres, qui matt appor-
t& une gu@rison complete"
Nellie ALICE BRA1S,
217 rue %Sanguinet,
Montreal, Que.
.Amkricaine gu@rissent les maux
Giles sont appropriees aux maladies
la vieillesse.
m@ricaine guerissent les scrofules,
lonnent des %couleurs, ramenent all
easements, les points de c6tes, les
), les irregularities, les douleurs de
|o%uloureuses chez les jeunes files,
femmes. Files sont lie remede par
les maux ct les malaises
meilleur TONGUE ct doivent etre
trent pas. En- peu de temps, elles
sant&. Files ne sont que pour les
de cinquante (5o) pilules, dams des
r, en- crosses 1ettres, lie nom de la
les veritables, envoyez-nous
e trompee.
Gus, nous vous les expedierons sur
les lettres contenant de Pargent
r nous demons des consultations
Saint.D Denis, Montreal.
I'm sommeiI PaisibIe
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
ALPENA, MICH.

Las Danes Auxiliaires, Branche
No. 1, de rus. G. r., ont dome
une partle de cartes "Progessive",
jeudi soir, apres leur assemble
r6guliere. LIE premier prix fut ga
gn6 par Nine Aurore Mainville; le
second, par Nine Elisabeth He
nault, ct celui de consolation a etc
gagn6 par Nine Elmlre Lacasse.
Acres le ]eu de cartes on passa des
gateaux ct de la creme q la glace.
Somme toute, belle ct agreeable
solr6e.
D, Couture, Seo. Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
Condolences

Attendu que la Providence divl-
vine, dams ses d6crets insondables
a retire de &c monde, Anaclet Mar
tineau, membrei honoraire de lU-
Mon Flapcaise, il est par les pre-.
sentes
R6solu que cette soci6t6 a appris
avec un VII regret la mort de CO
membre estlm6, ct partage la dou-
leur de la famille 6p]or6e du re-
grett6 d6funt, ct la prize. d'accepter
ses plus sinceres condolences.
R6solu que ces resolutions soient
ins6r6es dams les registres de la So
ci6t6 ct que copies zen soient en-
voy6es q la famille du regrett6 de-.
funt ct d PECHo DE L'OUEsT pour
publication.
Frs I.essare
Comit6 L.. j: Ph6nix
Emile Binet:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
lie L'OUEST
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. ID Avril 1910
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
elass mail matter.

Toutes correspondsnces doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Les manuscriss non lnserres ne
sOnt pas retOurn63.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13
st. Paul

Attention! MembreS de To.
MON Franchise
A la premiere assembled du
mois de JUN il y aura election des
officers. Plusleurs de vos amis
sont sur les rangs. Venez leur
bonner votre' appul ct n'oubliez
pas que c'est dams la sale I. O.
F., aux coins des russ 56me ct
Wabasha, que cette assembled
aura lieu.
l.. j. PHEN1x, Sec.. Corr.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

Toutes lettress correspondances
etc., dolvent etre >dress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L IJEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-05-13

L'EcHo TIE L'OUEsr nest pas respon.
sable des iuees ct opinions 6mises par
ses correspondence.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
SYMPATHlSES WITH W0' len
Hon. James E. Bruce, an Iowa State Senator and a Prominent
Banker and Capitalist of Atlantic, Iowa, Submits
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT TO LADIES

The many heartbroken mothers, wives,
sisters and daughters who are today suf-
fering on account Of a dear one being az
flicted with the terrible curse Of the Drink
HABIT have my heartfelt sympathy. l
ask the help and cooperation of all wo-
men, whether they are so sorely afflicted
or not, in the good work of sending sun
shine and JOY into the darkened homes.
Four-fifths Of all the inquiries made In
person or by letter at our different Insti-
tutes are made by women, and because
of their gentle. yet firm influence for
good, they are entitled to practically all
the credit, honor and glory for the many
wonderful and perfect cures of the
DRINK HABIT effected in the short
space of time OF only three days by the
NEAL TREATMENT.
Realizing all this. and believing thai or
dinarily women prefer to discuss family
matters of this kim with those of their
own sex who have passed through sim
liar experiences, l ave arranged for two
ladies of refinement. ability and exper-
fence, whO nave each had dear ones cured
of the Drink Habit by the Neal Treat
ment, and who personally know of many
other Cures, the methods and results OF
the treatment, to be in Omaha for a few
days for consultation In person or by
correspondence with all ladies interested
Make appointments with either by letter,
phone or otherwise, al your own home In
either Omaha or Council Bluffs, or Hotel
or Institute, or write either for a per-
sonal letter and advice. Address MRS,
4. e.. RINARD, Care Rome Hotel, or
MISS LORETTA HACKErT. care Neal
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09

Institute, No. 1901 South Tenth Street,
Omaha, Nebraska.
Gentlemen accompanied by ladies win
be gladly welcomed and be accorded a
personal interview.
Convincing proof, references TO prom
lnent ministers. professional and bust
ness men will be furnished you by these
ladies.
DOCTOR NEAL, the dlscoverer ana
originator of this great cure, who has had
experience in treating Thousands Of cases
will be at our Omaha Institute for a short
time and will give his personal attention
and advice TO all who call there until he
Is called to another state TO give lnstruc-
tons and help ir the opening Of the In
stftute.
REMEMBER. this Treatment can be
taken in the privacy OF your home, at your
Hotel or Club. or at any one of our Insti.
tutes, with an absolute uneonditlona guar
antee from us that II you are not entirely
satisfied with the results that II will not
cost you a single dollar. Bank or other
references in Omaha or Council Bluffs
cheerfully furnished upon application.
Clip this advertisement and attend to
this at once, while the ladies are in Om-
aha. HONEST MEN, without means to
pay for the treatment, or their wives or
other relatives, or persons Interested In
purchasing or leasing territory for the
establishment of Neal Institutes in un-
occupied territory, or any one desiring
personal Information from me relating TO
this treatment, are invited to address me
at my home, Atlantic, Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
Omaha Companies
Under Inspector
Three Local Organizations Pass Under
Eye of Captain Heavey Of
Regular Army.

The three Omaha companies Of the Me-
braska National guard were inspected last
night at the militia quarters, 1914 Harvey
street.
The chief inspecting 0ft1cer was Captain
John w. Heavey Of the Eleventh infantry,
U. s. A, who is inspecting the Nebraska
organizations OF the militia. Captain
Adams. quartermaster in Adtutant General
Hartigan's office, was also present at the
inspection.
The three Omaha companies are the
Dahlman Rifles, Captain Wig; The Omaha
Guards, Captain sterloker and the Thurs
ton Rifles, Captain Elsasser.
All three companies made a fine showing
but the grades were not given out as prizes
have been Offered and the awards will not
be made till all OF the companies In the
state nave been inspected.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
SILL ANOTHER ASKS A SLICE
AdeIine WykOff Latest Applicant In
Court for share of Reyvard for
Capture of Bandits.

Adelins Wykoff. proprietor OF the room
ing house on Dodge street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth streets. at which
Bill Matthews made his headquarters for
two or three days preceding and following
the robbery Of the overland Limited mall
train. has filed a suit in intervenor for
5000 against the Union Pacific railroad
Matthews.
Information that led 20 the apprehension.
arrest and conviction Of Matthews. and for
his reason she is entitled to the full re-
ward offered for Matthew
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
eoss WILL PRACTICE LAW
Retiring United states Attorney ia
20 Enter Partnership with
Warren SwitHIer.

United States Attorney Charles A.. Goss.
who will shortly retire from tina office.
has entered into a partnership with Warren
SwitEler for the general practice OF the law
The firm viii be known as switzler q Goss
and their office will be in the Nebraska
NationAl Bank building.
Mr.. ooss will %relinquish the office OF
United States attorney to Frank 8. Howell.
who has been appointed and confirmed as
his successor. Mr.. Howell is only awaiting
the arrival Of his commission to enter upon
his duties as United States attorney for the
district OF Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
A Travsi,az szsssmsa.

II. +. Beers. e1 5th ave. Peoria. III.
writes; Il have been troubled for some
time with kidney trouble, 30 severely Al
times / could scarcely carry my Erips
After using one bottle OF Foley's kidney
pills I have been entirely relieved. ard
sheerfuliy recommend them to ALL" Foley's
kidney Pills are healing and AntisceptIo
and win restore health and strength. sold
10y all ~druggistA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
BRANDElS BUYS CHABoT STOCK
The Entire Stock of This sixteenth
Street Shoe Store is Sold ny
Trustee.

A transaction has just been accomplished
whereby the entire stock of the Chabot
Shoe company, who have been in business
for more than q year at 203 North Sixteenth
street, was sold to ]. L. Brandels q Sons.
The sale was made by Arthur c.. Thomson,
as trustee, for the creditors of the Chabot
company.
The stock is now being moved from its
present location to Brandeis Stores, where
1t will be placed on sale In a few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
SUIT ON WINSLoWS NOTES
Union Loan Company Into Court to
Collect on Paper Sold by Indicted
cease TRker."

Following the arrest of Warren Winslow
in Omaha, wanted at Lemars, Ia, to an
swer to a charge of falsely obtaining
signatures to a written instrument come
two suits by the Union Loan and Invest
ment company for the collection of notes
which he is alleged to have discounted.
Winslow was employed as a case taker'
for a firm of doctors. TIL suits for the
collection Of notes are against James p,
Nelson, Polk county, and ]. W.. Swope,
Custer county. both interpleaded with Mr..
Winslow.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
HIRED GIRL GETS JUDGMENT
Domestic Declined TO Work for Board
ind Room and Collects in
Justice Court.

She was working for her board and
ROOM" was the defense offered by an at
torney when Maud Clarey. q country girl,
brought suit in Justice Eestman's court to
collect for her services as a domestic.
The girl had no lawyer TO espouse her
cause. The justice took up the examina-
ton and gained from the girl her state
ment that her employers. Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Rogers, had agreed to pay her a
a week.
They accepted your services until you
demanded to be paid7"
Yes"
Judgment rendered for Si6."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
SPECIAL SALES AT BRANDEIs.

Two Great Bargain Events Take
Place Thursday.
We will place on sale Thursday a great
lot OF ~high-grade net top crochet and
Venise laces in Oriental, Point sierre,
Real Cluny, Chantilly, Medallion motifs,
etc, worth up to 81, for Thursday only
at 25c a yard.
We will also sell on Thursday severa'
hundred women's pretty and practical
wash dresses in various colors, worth uI
to $40, at $3.50. BRANDBIS STORES.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
PAPER. SINS IN OLD PLACE
wOrld-Hernld AXE six-YeaP Lease
ON Its Present Location
After Selling.

Charles Guenig. who recently sold the cor
ner Of Fourteenth and Farnam streets to
the Woodman OF the World for Sl25, 900,
a profit Of 5000, has bought the lot on
Fatnam street, owned by the World Pub
fishing compan for $4,000. This is the
middle lot of the three used by the World
Herald, the east lot being leased from
Morgan and the west lot from the Han
scom estate. The publishing company has
secured a six-year lease from Mr.. Gruenig.
Most Wonderful Healing.
After suffering many years with a sore,
Amos King, Port Byron. N. T., was cured
by Bucklen's Arnica Save. G5c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-09
CHAUFFEURS' and AUTOMOBILE MACHINISTS' COURSES

4 Highland Park College Des Mones. Iowa has established in connection with
the Engineering School the most omplet ChauneuTs and Automobile Mahln-
hns Course to b found In this ountr RI
oMAURFERg coUaaEi Those who take tn chaufhrs Course not only
shops md into the garage and are taught how to make ali ordinary repairs on
their automobiles so tina when tmy are through with their COURSES hey will
know much more than Just simply automobile driving This course nay be com
Peted in one-quarter OF twelve weeks and the tuition is only $4,000 for the
HuToMoBnN MAoHrMIBrg coURsnI Those n take thu Autonobn
MachiniAJ Course receive a thorough machinhtS training ant are able to get
large garages in ciues The college maintains it's w garage AM hs a ami
OF automobiles thata are usd by the students In the mastery of the course
The colege also maintains the largest machine shops to found In connection
wnh any EngineeTln school IN the United. Estates
nation. ADDRESS Q. n LoRgWem Pros- Highland Park Consga Dos MONIES, IA~
The Green Forest tribune., 1910-04-08

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