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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
LATE MEMS IN BRIEF,

The thirty-thiId national enoamp-
ment Of the Grand Army of the RepHb-
lie is being held in Philadelphia this
week, President Mckinley and Wits
and several cabinet officers were in At-
tendance,
The twenty-hfth annual convention
of the American bankers association In
hefAg held In Cleveland with p0hally
the largest attendance In tbs histary Of
the organization, Between twelve and
fifteen hundred visiting bankers, repre-
saHtjAg NIL sections Of the e0nntTy,
ARE present, The amount OF eaFital
represented IN round nnMheFs II sh,-
roo, 600, 600,
Vha Qhinagn Vuhnne says Only M
ApeldeAt paA prevent the breaking Qf NIL
records hg tha corn crop prndnatlpH lf
the United States this year, A can
vass nj the eight states which raisA tho
bulls af thp plFR Of this paAHtFy war
rapFs an estimate ahaya that nj laAa,
which he%FelpfoTa has been tho ralQrd,
and theFe ~ much IN the adyipes w.
aeived IN Justify 4 pediptian that thu
iIap will approximate a,h0l, 600, AQN
hnsAels' The stats pr0annina tho largest
amount N Kansas, AAA, lll, 400 huahals,
Alehraaks pEladaaaingz all. lla. coo,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
GENERAL STATE NEWS.

The city council of Helena at a meet
ing a few nights ago, passed IN ordi-
nance reducing the street railway fare
to a nickel. This includes all of the
lines except the Northern Pacific depot
which Is protected by u special fran
chise.
Joseph Allen, the yonng half breed,
who murdered ). s. Reynolds near
Mitohells last year, will be legally ex-
ecuted in the county jail yard at Hell
y next Thursday, Sept IA. Governor
Smith was petitioned to commute the
sentence from hanging to'imprisonment,
but refused to do SO.
Ex-Gov. J. K. T0ole has written a
letter to the governor %resigning the pO-
sition of a member Of the state board Of
arid land commissioners which he has
filed since the creation OF the commits
sion, He informs the governor that he
oannot spare the time from his law
practice that the position demands.
The governor has named H, l.. Frank,
of Butte, as the ~ex-goyernor's sue
oessOr.
Three cases of small pox ARE reported
mt Kalispell and 1T Is feared that more
will follow as those who have the dis
ease were roaming ar0nDd the streets
until q few days ago, One was in the
CITY Monday and came in contact with
many citizens, They have been remov-
ed to the pest house and physicians are
doing all they can to stop the spread OF
the c~ontagion, AS \ p@reeauti0n the
schools were closed for the week, The
men came from Michigan about two
weeks ago, and have been warking in
the saw mills and the whole force have
been exposed, amounting to about y
hundred men,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
A Marked Increase In the
Attendance Over That
of Last Year,
SOME NEW TEACHERS
And Onn Added IN tho lnrnsr-W Work
Starts or Nicely some
Minor Notes,

Tho billings public sehn0ls opened
Tuesday tor active W0rkpafter 4 threa
months vacation, MQkdhy heing Labor
day, no sehool wAs4fhld, although SIN
dents were present from . to 10 4, m,
ton anFnllmaAt, promotion and assigns
mant of studies,
When tho last hell on Tuesday morn,
ing had stepped ringing " found each
sehao! hnllding hlladkVith children and
teachers, eaeh weeping q happy and
healthy ponntanas9, With fAw eNpep,
tlnns, all were and tn be hapk once
more IN the sphA All felt greatly
l~nyiaoFntad for vla Wears work befara
them, There Eala Nlany new faces
among Tho pnpfls and live now ones In
Tho corps NJ feaahara, hnf II did moi
lake long fnr pupils and taaphars to hat
COME acquainted, and hy this time al
have antafnd upon their work AZ thpngh
thny had been there for snmn lilAa,
Vhn anFnllmpnt fnp lAf first day last
yaal was 800, whllafhis yaaF IT reach
Oh lha, nA lnnrain 0l ninety tWa,
Vha snhopl hnata and nriuelpal had
anticipated \ material increase oven
lAsl year, hnl hardly sneh 4 one as thf
ahQvn, which has Aepassilatfd lha on
aaalnH NJ an additional teacher, IN the
paFsnn NJ Minis Mabel iQIdan pf this
CITY who has charge nj The Third aud
Fourth aFAdaa, north Tho valinHs
fnnlns iiFa lIaMafa NJ their utmost par
pAalIg and " lin Ihaught thnrn nya h
Number AZ pApffs geI Ia come fFom tho
naanlrgi ThAFa h already 4 largo in
INV ~ aaHnllf paplls This year, which
npNafpa AN Increased p~nnalallll nj tho
hnhAN!A with lla people an Tho aatsidet
VhA MlllNAA sala0ls ala kaHplAg pane
WIN lla AdvAnalnR alEf and Nll sllnrtr
Fank With IhA WY hnal pnhlla
aQeeals IN Viva slAlp aud Hnall
Vha eaIM M lnaphnla eammlana
1txufN liaFA HdWRlda, laura NJ palAeh,
Jnee' Nlnhal, NllA Head Holly pvaNI
m. Nm IAWIpNae, Mia Hnsdpp, Mas
1NAIafl MAhpl WAldRne Win RahlA,
enDi IaNala llanla1 mud nlnaipal
III. k1Allnnl nAN anes ATp
RI GINA hdMtNal Mlha Lawrence,
a 0e1AoNt. Mis- kahlAsAlA aud Nv
SHlnIIA Htsyes kdWHEds AND Inv
llil1 Rle excettAHpad nFlnlaII laAnhnlsl
! r. tz=4< u \ \ a afH4aaaiAHle Hit s ztisH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
seeond hay,
Billings, Mont. Sept, 9Th, 1899,

Billings, Mont, Sept, eth, 1859,
The hoard met pursuant 70 adjonrn-
ment at 10 o'al0ok a, M, there were
ppresent q, N, Newman chairman, ],
B, Amin and Pat Lavelle,
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved,
Upon motion, and In accordance with
a petition signed BY the Justice OF the
peace of Columbus, v0ining the sentir
ments nf the residents and taxpayers OF
that district, II was ordered that the
prisoners confined IN the jail NJ D0lum-
bus tar misdemaHuors, be made to work
IN the town streets aud county roads.
A petition was submitted by the sec
Rotary of the Suburban Ditch company
asking that a right of way be granted
from the northwest quarter Of section
III, township south, range ~ east,
south pna quarter Of 4 mile along
county road, upon melton said right of
way was granted,
The hoard adjourned until z o'clock
\, M
Afternoon sfsslan,
+, The quarterly, reports nj the Wrfolal
ing aoHnty pfipers were approved and
placed on dlei
Gen, W, Hubbard, sheriff, civil,
criminal and jail hpaFdeFst
W, I. Ramsey, rnHnfy treasurer,
dApnnial, foo and license,
W, N, Johnston, quarterly report,
eQHAY attorney
Ma Il, paFwile, comfy pleFk, foo
report
Hea, II, siMpspn, Justice Of the peace
James kalll, insflpe M the peace,
Alexander Fraser, iHstlaa af tho
1 h HeFfpFd, deputy treasurer,
Ion man case,
ThH fallaWins bills were allowed and
NaFIanFs ordered drawn
"a u, hNlly, Faaa work afttf elh 90
~ NJ MfllMAn, IaAd work ~ M w
Vhe bonds NJ thu f0llaWinR FEfe
Hlgh aehaAl .tFnslaah were AppFaina
n lNQnnalL W. II, AQFfQn, " "
AiIt!Mllaael Fetal eeasa and VI "
WllllAma
Vha hnaFd aaiaHFnea until IN a'alaek
h. M aaptl 4, lkAh
Thlfd Nax,
Hllllags, ManIr, sept, MN, Nun
Vha hQAFa MaI pnfsHHNt " AlAeaFA'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
A Few Mlnor Mates,


The Seventh grade was provided fol
by moving the Eighth grade into thf
laboratory ro0m, Laboratory work II
done In the former library room,
The enrichment by rooms IL as fol,
lwsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eighth grade,
~ Seventh grade, al Fifth and Sixth
grades, north, M south, 4si Third
and Fourth, north, AL south, N
Second grade, north, IA; santh, a6
primary, north, ali south, 80,
The laboratory equipment has been
greatly improved and Is sufficient for
excellent work,
Tbs age limit for entrance ia chart
class IL strictly enforced in Miss QraW-
fard's loom on afennnt nt the large At
Tendance, Another chart class will
%prahAhly be formed IN January,
4
Nh, Daniels makes 4 very favorable
Impression IN his high school work,
He believes IN both work and play IN
their proper sphafpsf No doubt he will
interest tho high salippl boys IN many
athletic sports,
President DANES Reid NJ the State
agricultural college nj Hnzaman, pallad
Monday Hf will visit the sphpols
later
All the Trustees with the execution
NJ MI hass attended Mnnday' 4 annual
conference NJ tnaahaFs and school board,
Inasf floss addressed tho teachers,
Alhar members smoke hIiedyr FriHair
pAi AFalfnA gays Tho teaRhefs alffaT
'lAAs fnaat lantlha maFtafsr
phpEe n All. increase M aa NOV cent
nRAF lAsl lpar'a hlNallmaAt In lhf high
hahanll VhR hlah .Iafnal now lacks
hAt IVA paplls ~ haFing lwiaa m
@Has ~ N aap'e#.eT' l,aif
A INV hand Fall has baen plaead In
wv IFNnl hlaiFNag and thfIa will In
w H'a'' 'p''a.e's y paplIH AaaaS'
lhn llElne fhalaripal snalplg argapr
lslN " lnllnNAi fFnaldpnl, Mary Mo-
ipslAlak Rlaer pFpalannl, dnala. Terrell i
sepfulAlYi FAFF HnWlpg, vhi lang
, nl'aa s''alals elepteg lAa lellawiIa
fsHffsat ffHalHHaEl MAAaH HFnNal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
" To SCHOOL.
billings Noung People Returning tn
Colleges ana Universities.

billings Noung People Returning to
Colleges y Universities.
One by que the young people who at
tend the colleges and universities else
where, are leaving Billings to resume
their studies after a delightful sum-
mer's vacation with relatives and
friends, Billings is we'll represented
at the different schools OF learning over
the eOnntIy,
Lewis Rabeoek, who graduated last
spring from the shattuek Military
school at F~airbault, Mimi, will attend
the Chicago university, expecting TO
leave tor the pork city soon,
Miss Lillian Allen will leave next
Monday for Tacoma to enter upon her
second years work AT the Annie
Virgin seminary for young women,
Paul MfOormiok, H., will return 10
Salt Lake o O to resume his studies AZ
All HalloWs college, this being his
third years attendance at that lnstlfHT
ton,
Miss Harriet Stehbips, a graduate ct
the Billings high school in the class OF
lsaa, leaves next Monday for Denver,
where she will remain for \ year, ut
least, with 4 grandmother and attend
the Denver high school,
Miss Mary RIaytan, who has been
spending the summer with her parents,
Frnf, and Mrs, RFaytpR, will return 10
LipenlH, Neh,, next Monday 10 resume
her studies AZ the Nebraska State Hnl-
Yersity, She will DO accompanied by
her sister, Miss Hattie, who graduated
from the billings high school last
spring, and will enter tbs university,
Misses Marion Gloss and Maud Boyle
two praMinant young women ~ TINS
city, who have hhen pHFsAlAR stHalPs
nj Lake Forest seminary, pear Chicago,
will depart naxt Monday far tho eAst ~
vesHMa their sehaal duties,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

normal at Dillon. Miss Robinson
comes from Iowa, where sAe%has been
engaged In high SCHOOL, work, Mr.,
Daniels Ia q olassiGef graduate of tho
University of M9b66aa AT Ann ArhoI.
The other teaGheEa need no introduo,
ti0n 10 the patrons OF the school, Their
jealous and efficient work In the past
has recommended them for ge,en.aRe,
M6At,
Parents and patr0ns sAhould make "
a point to visit. the Sekhnls At least sew,
aral times duritgj ~ year, " IL best,
and will resultM good to bath pupil
and teacher TO keep In touch with the
work and progress, Tho teachers will
always he glad TO gree. you at any
time,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

case $50. ....... ........ 70
The board adjourned until 2 O'Clock
p. III.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. M, all meinbesr
being present.
A warrant was ordered drawn il IA
vor of Edward Chute for $50. 90 in pay.
ment for lot Ia in block 10, Saltwater,
on which In erected the Columbus jail.
The following bills were allowed aud
warrants ordered drawn;
Billings Gazette, printing .,,t3b6 ~
Billings Gazette, books ,.,.... IS 10
The board adjourned until 10 O'Clock
a. IN. Sop. 7, 1899.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Heard of County Commissioners
Of Yellowstone County.


Billings, Mont, Sept, 4, 1899,
The board met at 10 o'clock q, M,
there were present, O, N, Newman
chairman, and Pat Aayelle,
This being Labor Day and a legal
holiday the board adjourned until 10
o'elook q, m, Sept, 9Th, 1890,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

vice. presidant, Ellen Stebbins; seore-
tary. Walter Eilers,
The boys have formed a ball CLUB,
eleoting Guy Wagner captain, and Oscar
Hoe secretary and treasurer,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
Fiana md Voice,

Mrs., N, ", VaMpklns, taaehag al
piana and yaiaa, will return "a Rlllings
Tho first week In Qptphar and he pro-
pared 10 resolve papils for ~instFaplioa
ahauf thp tenth, al'a \
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

Kaaal nyspapsla lura II 4 scientific
eplapnnnd having the endorsement. nj
eminent physipIana and the mndlla!!
press, Wdlgeals what san eAt' and
hpsitiyely cures dyspepsia phappla
InFfHass 1Nma
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

WpAgAAtn o1Quspu uF@Wu'
Geo, Herbert, posting notices, y 90
WIN, Gordon, serving subpoena 3 10
], D. LosekAmp, clothing for
prisoner ,,,,,,t.,.,t,,,,,, D Oh
Irwin H0dson, Go, supplies -, % 90
Irwin H0ds0n, Go, supplies 80, "a Cd
Irwin H0dsOn, Go, supplies ~, ~ 30
Fred Kreidlar, mileage .,.,.. 62 b2
Fred Kreidler, transcript. 80, l6 ~
Chapple DRUG Co., paper ,,,,, 30
Columbus Mercantile Co., as
signed Columbus jail 80, $50 90
Geo, ID. Barnard, ink ,,,,,,.. ID 90
Art Metal Con, Co., omnibus, ITO ~
Columbus Mercantile Go, mile
age,justiee court. 800, -, 4 30
Pauly Jail CO., cage for Oolnmr
bus Jail, $500, =, $3.50, s44 So
VIM, Gordon, constable fees, 10 90
Billings Telephone CO., rent OF
phpAe t,ttft,tftf Hf,,.if ~ w
Panty Jail Co., hammocks ,,, Is 90
Geo. H, Simpson, justice fees, 10 90
ghapple Drug Co., supplies 3 90
VIM. M. Johpstan, expenses. 3a 80
Matt priscoll, care poor ..,,,. 90
Columbus Mercantile CO., bury
ing papper, account assigned ~ 20
Y, A, McGuire, rebate road and
poll fnX 49, r,f,.rfttt wv
Alex Matatall, rebate poll tax 2 90
81, Nineent's hospital, care for
poor ~. ~ 1919, ga 30
James Kelly, j, r., Justice fees 4 90
Geo, W, Hubbard, kilograms, ~
(ian III IJ,hLar1 .nilaana IN an
Geo, W, Hubbard, board Of
PRISONERS, tft,ftfftttt.tt, INV wv
Gao, W. Hubbard, special depnr
W, Il Ramsey, supplies tar
eaHHty - Ftff ftrtf-ttftff Mf m
W, II Ramsey transportation
for INDECENT ,,r,,tt,r,ttt Al ~
Y, n, Smith, transportation, 90
IeefeEs tfft.fft,tfftttfff Wy
n, II, Smith, hnrying panpaFs 10 ~
n II, Smith, FFaRspQIflnR pan } 80
v. II Hp lip. a st ASSUMED :
S%GaFaneF'R Juror |ttit,ff.tf' w
Alex FRASER, Il, r., Justice fees, M 10
Nina i, RFaWA, WpaWFltlAR M hn
a, II, What, constable foes = ~
a, h. Wheat, hoard III prisoners aR an
faRea AFas, supplies IN aQAH
hnNaA tttt.ff.t.ftn t.ttt. w
al health IA 10
q, II, d Gasdea, taAmp hire, plaim,
al IN. Id, aljawed, ,.,8rn %
Il, II, RoYkjn, meals faT Jury 40
(ininmhne M~arnantiln In. meals
for N isopngs Account assigned m
WI, 'Bamsay,, pQatAga 1900 IN ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

ment ut 10 O'Clock a. M, there were
present O. N. Newman chairman. ].
b., Amin and Pat Lavella.
The minutes OF the last meeting we're
read and approved,
The report of DR., p, P, Townsend,
coroner wal read, approved and ordered
filed.
Report OF B. II, Harris, road man.
agar district No, ., was approved and
ordered filed,
The following bills were allowed and
warrants 0r6ayad draun.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

"a Wise Woman and Kellar$. thl
magician, are attractions to be seen a
the Grand in the near future.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31
GRAND OPERA IN CINCINNATI.

Mr. Maurice Grau will bring his
Metropolitan Opera House Co., to Gin
ciunati for four performances, On Novem-
Der 9, 10 and II, aud the season promises
TO be the best ever known in that city
Many of the foremost artists of the
present generation are promised for this
brief season. some of them singing there
for tie first time In opera. This liet
includes such names Nine. Emma
Calve. Nine. Lillian .Nordica, M ne.
Schumann- Heink, Mile. Zrlie De
Lussan, Miss. Suzanne Adams, Mile.
Bauermeister, Mile. Olitzka, Nine. Van
CautereD, Mime. Marcella Sembrich,
NM. Albert Saleza, Claude bonuard
Thomas Salignac, Andreas Uippel,
Ruevla Vanni. Meux. Herr Ernst Van
Dyck, NM. Pol Plancon, Herman
Devries, Bars, Dufriche and lily. Sig.
Campanari, Sig. Pini-Corsi, Mr.. Lem
preire Pringle, Herr H. Muhlmann and
NJ. Edourd De Reszke. The conductors
will be Sig Mancinelli and Gustav
Heinrichs. On this tour Mr.. Grau will
bring all the scenery, costumes, proper
ties-in fact, the entire equipments from
the Metropolitan Opera Honse New
York; also, the grand chorus and ballet
from that place.
He also announces that the orchestra
department for this engagement
will be az strong a feature Of opera
work as has been seen there for many
years, he having secured for this en-
gagement the entire Chicago Orchestra
(Theo. Thomas of 81 musicians. The
season will open Thursday evening with
Bizet's Carmen" in which will be seen,
of course, Mime. Calve and M. Saleza
Friday evening grand performance OF
"Lohengrin" will be given, with Nine
Nordica, Nine. Schnmann-H eink, NJ
Edouard De Reszke, Lempreire Pringle
and Ernst Van Dyck. Saturday mat.
inee GounOd's "Faust" will be the bill
with Nine. Calve. NJ. Saleza and M. Pol
Plancon in the leading parts, aid the
season CT ,s4s Saturday night with Ros
sini's Barber of Seville" the cast in
Guiding Nine. Sembrich. NJ. Salignac
Sig Campanari. Sig. Pini-Corsi and M
Edouard De Reszke.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

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AANOUs y OLI' 't1-Ro
oct-27- jan-1 Louisville, Ky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest what you eat. Ii cures ali tOrms
of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. +.
r. Gamble, Vernon, Tex. says, " 1t re-
leved me from the start and cured me.
1t is now my everlasting friend" w.
t. Brooks.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

President King, Farmers Bank.
Brooklyn. Mich, has used DeWitt's
Little Early Risers in his family for
years Says they are tie best. Thes'
famous little pills cnre cOnsti patton,
billiousness and all liver. and bowel
troubles. w. T. Brooks
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

elf you scour the world }ou will
never find a remedy equal to One Minute
Cough Cure, " says Editor Fackler, { f thu
Micanopy, Fla, {" Hustler" Il cured
his family of LaGrippe and saves thou
sands from pneumonia. bronchitis,
croup and all throat and lung troubles.
w. T. Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31
THEATRICAL AND OTHERWISE
News and Comment of Stage Matters and
other Gossip.
IoRRIsONSs FAUST.

Lewis Morrison's superb production
of Faust" which has always given per
feet satisfaction on former visits TO
Paris, will be seen tonight at the
opera house 1t is stated that this will
positively be the last season of this
splendid production, but the play HIS
been improved with beautiful new STAGE
effects which enhance the beauty Of the
garden scene, and new electrical inYen-
tons which make the famous Brof'xen
scene more vivid and terrifying A
quintet of singers furnish beautiful
music in the church scene. Faust"
will always be beautiful and attrac-
tive play, and the withdrawal of the Nor
rison production from the stage will be
regretted by theatre goers verywhere.
Reserved seats are on sale at Borland's.
That extremely ludicrous and success
ful comedy, INV Friend From India
comes to the Grand. Friday night for
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

" 1t did me more good than anything
| ever used. My dyspepsia WAS OF
months standing; after eating it was
terrible Now | am we'll" writes s B
Keener, HOisingtOn, Kas., Of KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure 1t digests what yor
eat. W. T. Brooks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

Washington has passed favorable
verdict upon the dramatization of James
Lane Aliens novel, 1.-The Choir Invisi-
ble'' AS a scenic production it Is en-
Enthusiastically hailed as the prettiest
tn .ng of the season. The play follows
the book closely, even to the lines.
though the finale is sufficiently altered
to meet with conventional requirements.
The play is in four acts and an epilogue.
If snything is lacking in the dramatic
version it is sufficient action to make it
4trOD9
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health are thus entirely removed, and the
healthy, happy wife becomes genuine
help-neet to the husband.
u was sick for twelve years. and for two years
had t. stop work altogether, >. writes Mrs. Bell
McCrobie of Oakland, Garrett Co., Maryland.
" I was treated by FIVE different physicians, vino
pronounced my case Bright's disease, impover-
ished coIy1itiOn of the blood, and uterine trouble
I suffered a great deal with pain in both sides
and much tenderness in pressing over the womb
1 was bloated at times i'll bowels and limbs
Was troubled with disagreeable discharge
from the internal organs 1 could not sleep and
was troubled with pa,lpitation of the heart. SUI
tcred great deal Of pain in my head, temples
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31
y

:. Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott
opened their American season last night
in The Cowboy and The Lady" before
a large audience at the Grand in Ciucin-
natl. They came direct from the Duke
of York Theatre in London They will
return to London at The close of the
American tour.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

one performance The play has scored
one of the greatest successes of recent
years and its clean tun attracts the
theatregoeTto see the play time and again.
The Maysrille Ledger of last Fridaw
says: Che of the best shows ever sat
Washington Opera house was MY
Friend From India which appeared
last evening. The characters We're aGs
mirably taken and the play through
ont was full of bright repartee and In
dicrous situations.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

Paderewski, the famous Polish plan
list. will give recital in Cincinnati, on
February 9th.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1899-10-31

Eita Proctor Otis is considering an
offer to 60 to Australia to play the title
role in 'Zaza." She ought to make a
success of the part.