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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
SUNSHINE RECEIVED.

At the T. s. S. headquarters the contrlou'.on'
received yesterday consisted Of unfinished W
with materials for completing; eleven reads oa'
and number of papers and books from MISE - !,
B. Chaplin: two photographs from MIS- 10. tn,o
medcineglass covers. papers and o %ScCgaSy. and
stamps for mailing from Mrs. VI. IL &c.,
cancelled stamps and stamps for maihns io''
Lucy NJ Cow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
WoMENs FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

Pttsburg, April 2s.-The twenty-ninth annual
meeting OF the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian Church formally
opened to-day in the East Liberty Presbyterian
Church. Nearly six hundred delegates from nifty
three Presbyterian societies In the synods OF the
Atlantic Baltimore. New-Jersey Ohio Pennsyi-
vania and Tennessee were present. The opening
session taken UP with the annual address OF
the president. Mrs Turner. OF Philadelphia, and
the reading OF the annual reports. The reports
showed total receipts Of $4,000; In the last year
the foreign department carried work In the
following countries: Africa. China, india, Japan,
Corea Siam, Mexico, Persia. South America ana
SYRIA The society has supported ls3 missionaries.
and. In addition. the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor contributed In part 70 the sup
port of twenty men missionaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

At the fourteenth annual meeting of the Mount
Hoyoke Alumna. held in this city recently, the
following officers for the ensuing year were elected
President Mrs Mary Fiske Savage vice-pres-
dents Miss Lydia Day. Mrs Fanny Emo WEIGH.
Mrs Marion Gaylord Atwell. Mrs. Clara Herenden
Clark Miss Carrie A. Smith and Miss Catherine Y.
Glenn; Board OF Directors, Miss Myra Chatterton
Mrs Mary Lyon Dame Hall. Mrs. Dorcas Butler
Randolph. Mrs. Mary French Boyd. Miss Emily
Paine, Miss Sara NJ Ely. Mrs. Elizabeth Bateman
Darlington and Miss Alice Muzzy: recording secre-
tary Mrs Celia Dame Hoole; corresponding secre-
tarv Miss Emma Demarest treasurer, Mrs Sophie
p Todd Walton; auditor, Mrs. Abbie Sweetser
Ward; chairman Of Education Committee. Miss NJ
Josephine Brink: chairman OF Entertainment Com
mittee Mrs. Lizzie Bartlett Barry and chairman OF
Programme Committee. Miss Isabella Hyde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

recuest has been made that in case OF the
deatb NJ member OF the T. S. s. the name ana
address of some relative member OF the FAMILY ~
he furnished to whom letters OF sympathy can os
written will members please keep TINS IN hnI.S
when notifying the President-General OF the oeath
of any one in the 7. S. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
SUNSHINE FUND.

Mrs. James II. Bunce has sent 81 towaru
r,on,sbinq the Sunshine treasury, and r. H. H.
gent a check for 81 to be sent to mccoy inet f
alluded to in the column Inc amount
arde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
| NJ RIBunEZ
l)Un5tlHE}QClEET:
GOOD CHEER.

Have you had kindness SHOWN
Pass II on.
Twas not given for you alone
Pass II on.
Let II travel down the years
Let II wipe anothers tears.
TIL in heaven the deed appears-
Pass II on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
SALE AT wOMAys WORK EXCHANGE.

Tho New-York Exchange for Woman's WORK NO
y East Thrteth-st is selling of at reduced prices
IT'S stock OF preserves. jees and pickles
on May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS.
AN ENDOWMENT FUND TO BE RAISED BY
THE ALUMNE OF WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

AN ENDOWMENT FUND TO BE RAISED BY
THE ALUMNE OF WELLESLEY COLLEGE.
Wellesley College is to have new president this
fall in the person Of Miss Caroline Hazard. AT
the same time the college enters upon its twenty
fifth year. The occasion has seemed fitting one
to the alumne TO prosecute concerted plan for
raising an endowment fund for their Alma Mater
Wellesley College was supplied by its founders
with suitable buildings. attractive and spacious
grounds and costly apparatus. Later donors added
other buildings and endowed the library, but the
college has remained practically without endow-
ments which could be used for general purposes.
The plan for an endowment fund originated with
Mrs Winifred Egerton Merrill. who won the degree
OF Doctor OF Philosophy in the class OF 80 Alpheus
H. Hardy. treasurer Of the college, and william h
lincoln chairman of the Finance Committee,
warmly support the plan. Mrs. Merrill is the Ma
tional chairman Of the Endowment Committee
The State charmen will circulate appeals and re-
ceive contributions from their respective States
Mrs Henrietta Wells Livermore. president OF the
New-York Wellesley Club. is chairman for New
York City. - -.
The wellesley women have put their hearts into
the undertaking. Wellesleys friends declare that
its noble record and high ideals assure for 1t a
host OF benevolent friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
FOR THE PELHAM HOME.
CONCERT IN MRS. HOAGLAND's PARLORS
TO HELP BUILD NEW HOUSE.

CONCERT IN MRS. HOAGLAND's PARLoRs
TO HELP BUILD NEW HOUSE.
There was a concert in the parlors Of Mrs. Joseph
c. Hoagland at No q West Fifty-first-st.. yester-
day afternoon for the benefit OF the Pelham Sum-
mer Home for Children. situated at Pelham. n. Y.
The audience was large. and contained many OF the
weathiest and most fashionable women OF New
York.
The programme was carried out as follows. with
the exception OF the substitution OF Miss Sallie
Akers in place of Mrs. Emma Juch Weman, who
was unable to be present.
Mreille ,Gounod
Quartet
Chanson de Adieu ios
Heinrich Meyn.
Andante
scherzettIno. ........,. ..............' chamnade
Mrs Charles B. Foote and Richard Hoffman.
O' w Miss sailie Ackers.
Hubert Arnold.
Rarcne al sai .saint-saen'
Mrs Charles p. Foote and Richard Hoffman,
Spring song.
Herostgefuhl
Miss sallie Ackers.
I,Obstination .Fontenal.les
Heinrich Meyn.
Galop de Concert. Mide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

new gymnasium is to be built at Mount Holyoke
College at cost Of about $4,000 1t will be erected
between Wilder and Porter halls. and will have an
entrance TO the south. The material used in its
construction will be brick and stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

The alumne OF the High School at Albany are to
place a beautiful memorial window in the hall OF
that building to Miss Mary Morgan. who taught
English there for thirty years. The window repre-
sents Hypatia searching for knowledge. holding In
one hand a lamp and in the other book; Inc
coloring is rich and the symbols used In the oorder
are full Of significance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

The Once Week Club met on Monday at the
Castle No 202 West One-hundred-and-thiro-st'
and formed a Sunshine branch TO work earnestly
Tor The r 6 6 cause. The office has been notified
that this new branch is already prepared to dis
tribute reading matter The gb tbs 10 foe De
iowng members have been enrolled Mrs free
man Mrs J. NJ Walsh Mrs Hall MIS- acisr phG NIP
Hamilton. Mrs Lyon. Mrs Snyth Mrs. Psbury,
Mrs Mead Mrs A. Allen Mrs rS %ss Be NTs
Miss Pillsbury and Miss Grace Anderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

1 IIi so r ~ welcome to the western spring.
And bluebird borrowing from me SKY vWVbittIer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

Nelson Mccartney OF Indiana, Penn. has been
seriously ILL., but is improved. He has not
remembered him His correspondents will please
note his change OF address to No, 625 Water-st..
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
DOVER GIVEN BY EMPEROR NICHOLAS

ST Petersburg April 2s-Emperor Nicholas win
bestow a dover OF 10000 upon Duchess Augusta
Charlotte Jutta OF Mecklenburg-Stretz on tho &c.
casion OF her marriage TO Prince Danilo Aiexander
Crown Prince OF Montenegro
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
AAAasssssAsAsk ,a,asasAAAs asAsM &M NJ ma M AAsasat
s.CHURCH NOTES. Il

Az 81. Luke's church n0xt Sunday
there will hN held tho usual services,
Morning prayer AZ III o'clook, aud oven.
lug prayer AZ i,80 o'clock, Strangers
nro cordially invited, and NIL sents aro
FREQ,
Services al the congregational church
A0xt sunday, Subject AZ H. M,
"Serviee," At 1MO "OhsolVNN0a, /"
JE g. n ut | o'elWk, Sr, ON. At 0'8O,
Sunday school At ~ III,
There will he services ut Tho NJ, N,
church IN usunl next sunday, Pyvaeh.
~ n n III aud y " III, sunday
school ~ nWM JUniW League az !
N, and Epwerth League al (; u IN
Services Will hN hold AZ tho Catholic
next sunday, oMMAWteA by Rev,
VM ClMcnbeok,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

senatm Hnnna accepts tile challenge
Of the Ohio dcMoorNts-thut thu oNm.
paiRn IN that state thia fall IL Il tost ~
the popularity of President McKinley's
administration So and will sail from
London tomorrow 10 take Il hand In the
contest, The result OF tho election Ia
Ohio ID November will sound tho
%deathknell Of tho political aspirations
OF John Il, Mclean, the democratic
nominee for governor Tho old saying
that las goes Ohio, 80 R0es tho Union"
~ accepted by tho fepnblie0ns--they
will return n biz majority for Nash for
aud II bigger ono for Prosi.
deDt Mckinley MNXt year,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
Some very important matters were

Some very important matters were
considered NJ thu city council meeting
Tuesday Cponing, which included the
municipal ownership Of tha water,
works, tho building Of n city hail and
Iaisina the liquor license OF the houses
ot prostitution the details Of the pro,
eeodinas hoing H'yen IN our news col,
umne, These three subjects Nre All of
yithl interest 10 Billings and while
tlnal action wa6 oNly taken On tho ppor
position last mentioned, the ~inypayers
VIII he glad IA leam Ihut the council Ia
considering municipal ownership NJ
public utilities and lhe building Of a
oily ball Alderman HeAuighoN, M
tho aeAt MEETING, viii propose n plan Of
sonle kind tor n city hpll, and II IL IL A
feasible 0no and oaH ha accomplished
without INCREASING thp rates M taxa
ilon, II M improvement that il badly
needed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
~ nMEHXY TINS ""
4 M,prUarlWg Farce Comedy Tomorrow
EveNtMv,

A N,prUarlug Farce Comedy ToMorrow
Evening,
Wtx aud Wahster's "A Breezy Time
Company" will ha tho attraction 40 the
0pNlN house tomorrow evening. Tho
piece Ia u farce comedy, tho plot ut
which IN not 40 intricate that II 70.
Qui,oS my Rrent mental activity 70 fol.
low II. II ia put together simply for
the purpose Of giving tha comedians
IN opportunity 10 exhibit themselves Inv
their various specially performances,
The piece IN separated Into ,hrae acts,
mud tho AutAM has worked en- tho prin,
cipNl that Netim II the s0ul Of farce,
Npd IA hgNexy Time" Ia MI action.
The first scene Ia laid at a yowng stu.
dents a%partnwntH In Hoston, who Ia
helnR pursued w numerous creditors
who all have aeeewAtS OF long standing
against him, Daisy" his sweetheart,
runs away fr0m sho seminary and
comes 10 his apartments to toll him, w
they WE'RE going to- M married some
day, she thought they might an walu
Ret married right AWAY, but before all
arrangements Oan ha invade tor the mar.
ylNae, uAGlo Reuben Me,TiAeld (whO Ia
the uncle Of Daisy and thu unknown
guardian Of Jack DNuApy, tho young
suddenly appears on the ~csne Nnd Ia
NdStNkaN by Jack fv one ~ the Oredi.
tors who N puIsning hiMS Jack a..
rNpeR ~ Wirle Reuben entep~ and finds
Daisy, wA@ after numerous sxplana.
si@as " tak~w back to her Mnciw's farm
w EevMrMt, while Jack, who Inn III.
the ddsRuisu at Weary WwAkar, a
|sR,ap mad " dNgp Maan Rrilaepr wcnds
lis way TO- Uhele Ronhen's tapM where
le W n,Mmsked by his oveditops, and
N soen N all explanations GaM, be Msaha.
[1NeN Reuben makes u final settlemsnt
With hiM which pWts him IN p0saaa~iOn
" aMeURh MoNsv to- settle all, his debts
'nN maNsy tho Hirl he loves. Dupiae
'le pseNNes@ OF tho comedy, Il number
VI &ps~iNltieH arN introduced int @Au-
ID aaA artistic manner BY tho memben#
e talW company.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
MW'rEL 4 lEMlvAAs.
At tlI0,Gr, sVsSl,

~ THO ~ V9eesM, #
Al @~ Reynolds, oitys J. Hiyd. Roxe~
mans Karl Aimmon, Helena; r. O.,
Moatarnsesy, Ky, lRa! A. Flower. Mus.
selshell'4 r. Il, Carpenter md Wife,
Mo-! N ]. RMMdallNl Wife and s0n,
Kansas; N, A. Vest, Mo- J.. u. Anuin,
Columbus; II. d, ahnnkletNd, Ohi0i
Il, II. Hammond, ForsybhS Sydney Fox,
Zig Tiusbsy !; A, Henry, hivingston;
II, ~ @Oewsler; W II, Ryan, N. ". (;
II Al Haynes Ed0oMoMt: MI. and
Mrs, j. A. Stephens, Ohio; A. AZ
TloeanM No.. /, RI HnotR. J, Conway,
H.; III, keisM, Crow .NAenay /; Hi Cow
.ehorn, whitehalls, n MoekMhnrpt,,
,@hioaa@; IL H. Goohanu RostoM n. q.
MoWiscn, San Franchises ]. O.. @,
'Renllpy, Chicago; N. n. Nelson. Red,
Wing II. L. Miller, Glendive.
"Wednesday. H G@ah0od, Helena;
.JA q. MOr0uy, Anaconda; q. ~; DieN,
BosemAn w. n, @onnGr. Helena u.
Van Dsrsal, Helena III. Sestphal,, Stu,
Pauls Il, II. Best and wife, Master Il,
Best, Butte; Master A. q, Best, Wiz /;
Miss H. EnailhNgdt, Wis. o. W Rent.
81 pAal; Il. Quinian. ~, Paul; II, G.
Keller. Gall u, il. Hanson, city; Ott@
Franc, Wy0rh d. III. Hay, Butte; j. j,
DNsel, seAttle& NJ, Jenkins, Ohio; Rsn
HA&RF, Columbus; John Conway, Nae F;
d. Gillettyr sheridan u, MpNay,
RNAoher; a. ~ Bacon, Dsadwoods ],
M. H0lt, Miles City N. q. Bowers A.
Haas, OMaha; N. "A, Hill, Q,yow
Agency Z. W Cullen. Glsndivea q, p.
Holmes, Minneapolis; W., A. Sales,
I0wa VIM. Raa, ~. PAUL. A, W, Obtain,
Wash; q, Bunch, j. W. Myers, Wyo,
Thursday, III, u. Mooman, N, ~;
N, Neil, Helena; n, III. Wilsaa, Butte;
i. NJ. Hagher, J, Murphy, Melana, n,
g. haoon' Daadwoed; H. ", Hobhit,
W., n, q, Bailey, Butte. II, u. ShaA.
rick, Chicago; y, n DoWN9, H., / A, y,
Pike, at, 10, j, NJ, paMghsrty, Neb, |;
A, Eylep. A, y, CLARK, Ut, Leafs, J,
n, prod, England, DR., N,
Helene, England; Y, " W0R0tt, Wyo, |;
7, A. Veatry, Livingston VIM. H,
W, IL, Snyder, Ill.,; u, q,
MeTrilli W, NJ. Murphy, MGR.
rilli j, Murphy, Geh0i ], a, MoCune,
j., N, Ones, NJ, Paul; A,
WaekeMson, 81, Paul, v, Armstrong,
N, Fraser Sandwich, II, 4, Miller,
Hlendivei h, o, Dunno, Omaha,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
No COUNTY, rWEE MlNM sNnONL.

County 0MMNls~l0n~rs NMvsnv AWsr Wvlty
~ Make appropriation
Ycllowtcno county will 10 notAius
tKls year toward aMNhltwhina the
county free high MllNel, veteN for ON
July y, last, The boaldrM trustees Of
the school helN a mestf, Ia tho county
superintandeMl 4 <Alae yesterday aud
%orRaNiyed pcrNk f,ontlN with the follow
Ing 0tiOMss
PWsidwnt--H II, q, Williams
SECRETARY --a, H. HNplM
vyeasuyll~p, Ycgen,
The classification Ut trustees wuw
made AZ follows by lot,
First class, ~ serve one year-P.
YegeM, Billinps, Y, @, AvMitHae, Can
y0n Creek,
Second class, 10 serve two III,
q, Williams, Billings, W. III. NartNn,,
Columbus,
Third class 20 serve three SeavS--E
d. O'DoMnell, Hillingst w, II, Story,
Park City. lho county superintendent
ID member Of the hoard ox.ofioio DUR
Ing hi. llgln' of office,
1He DONIu VNoN appointed l, ~!
O'D0nAell IN u committee Of one to-
wait upon the county eoMMissi0ndfa
who were III spssiun, mud as0eftxM how
much, II anything, they woMfh uppro.
miNto tW thu. use OF the school for the
current year, The how'd then adjourn.
I'd until y o'o\pek VS., to await The re-.
port q M p,p6nnell ON seconven.
MI. O'D\Mell announced that he
had o0nf0Medv with tho county hoard,
but In view OF their decision tho sehool
b0nid would ha unable 10 do anything
He said tho commissioners
stated that, acting upon tho advice Of
tho county attorney, they had no au-
20 make IN appropriation from
tho general fund or levy u tau TOR tho
pNrlyiNR on OF tho sMh00l.
The bonrd thon adjourned indedn.,
itoly,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

Lust Tuesdays edition Of TIN Ana.
eonda standard, III commcmorntion ot
its tenth anniversary, and tho meeting
OF the Montana prrss nssocintim In
Anaconda, was onu az thu finest news.
papers ever issued IN tho west. It Ia
roplete with valuable information about
Montana and IN every way IL a credit
to the state, tho special edition nlso 10.
Ing Il graceful and highly appreciated
compliment 70 tho press gang,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

Senator Garter, IN IN interview viii,
n washington Peat fepoRrtep last Tues
day, said he thoanht tho wM IN lhp
Philippians would In eaded by January
neat no believes that tho UHitad
States shoald Heisa Tho islands IN A linn
asAzN ASsuvlna ua paaple Tint We
lAsAn N aivs lheM n hettur Qavepnment
than thsS eaHld enjoy under Any athep
ttAa u could eyNAta t0r themselves, hnt
w NM tAs masters and propase N
veEaklu ~ Senator Chatter viii Avpiva
llelae aooa W sllaHa savelAi waeks iRa.
lePe ana6Fss1 sWiNveitsss
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
THIS SHOULD sETTLE IT.

THIS SHOULD sETTLE IT.
II the Filipinos will give up tphtinl
and be good, they can have %indppend
enc X they desire II. AT least, that l,
what a Washington special Of last tues
day 70 the New York Herald says Il
credits president Mckinley with re-
turning to Washington from his vaea'
ton with these general ideas az to hi.
future course regarding our new Deepen.
denotes:
Owl government BY three commits.
sioners. to supplement- military rule
Immediately after the rebellion Ia
crushed. Continued militnry control
until 1t IL determined By means Of u
general election whether the iNhnbi.
tants want independence or annexation,
Ii Independence, tho new government
elected will he recognized by tho Unit.
ed States and will bo given encourage.
inent and every opportunity 70 establish
Its stability. II annexation, the prosi.
dent will be governed BY the sentiment
of the American citizens az ID may then
exist. Civil government Of the terri.
torial form similar to thai OF Alask0.
Territorial form Of government M 70.
commended BY the Hawaiian commits.
sion and AZ provided IL a measure now
pending IN congress,
That ought TO be enough for the
Filipinos. II such an expression comes
direct from the president, They Gun
have their independence and, whit Ia
nnore. the United States will stand be.
hind the new government aud give the
natives OF che Philippines every oppor.
stunity to establish 10. The Only terms
laid down are that tho rebellion must
be crushed. Then the rebels nj have
MI independent government, Or become
"a part Of the greatest and best govern.
.ment ever created by mall,
Gould anything be fniret than that
'Conld anything be more mngnanimous?
II IL IN line with what tho president
said at tho commencement Of tile wnf--
that that would be done which was
best for the Filipinos and this country.
And II IL left for the people now III 70.
bellion to decide what IL best. That ~
the broad spirit CT charity and magna.
OF iepublicanis,n. II ~ worthy
Of President Mckinley and the grand
old party whose lender he 10. II IL ~
line with the policy pursued toward
the south, when WI had u rebellion ~
home, which resulted IA Il stronger
Union and the indissouble bonds OF
pence. Aud II disposes Of the charge Of
the eopperheads that the United States
~ trying to force a weaker nation into
the Union.
We hope and believe that the policy
above outlined IL the policy Of tho pres.
ident. II II IL, congress will no doubt
approve II. II Will DO given tho form OF
law and the Nlipinos, instead Of walt.
lug 70 be whipped into submission, will
lNy down their arms and choose Il gov.
orNment OF their own, or come under
tho protecting folds Of tho American
Hug. That IL, they will do this II they
know what IL good for them, Other.
wise, such results can only DO attained
after more wal and ~hlo0dshed, which
rn huse hut one ending,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
VIII NOT GONE WEST,
Fresldnnt MfkiNley N Vnahle w Make
His Contaminated Vrin

washington, sept h-Henator Gar
tar af Montana, who has iasr returned
fran mn HnFapean Hip, WAS at tha
white hansa yesterday Afternoon, and
after n conference with the president
that Mr. KiHley would ha CON,
PEELED W Riva NJ his contemplated fEip
through the west Ha WaHld attend
Ila aaramnnles attending the layiAg nj
tha corner stone M tho Chicago post,
alIiNa NA lataher II hui II was altar
lmpFahahla thAt ha wanld get
further Wfst Fhnn philAgnL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

----- y ET-TTTTT---T- TE
Bohemian Chronicles Tho Billings
base bull team goes right ahead win.
Ming sames, onlsid" NJ well M inside
Of the state. una Billings people aIu
hncnv,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08

saN head N YeaTliHg Marina bucks,
laERe, sA0ath and exceptionally well
Mgnnlnd, These yans Warn shiunad
ttem Oregon Dina and aaH hn speH an
hlsaF eFeak, neaF Columbus, MINT
Address Il, Y, OaS,
Wits QalHMhAs, Maat,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
W. a. Williamson,

=. aaltered w,th, llp piles eIaVen Years
hetnrn lainH NeWltta Witch Hazel
ahlsni INV lllk laAlth Ia fuIly raslnTpd,
feel HING il neN tnfn mhnIH INDyad
strange, FingA, MINI A snQlhiRa, lnaI
Ina p%fppAFAllAh, W AlanaAF1 Mpflti. hnl
ule nrNg On "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
TIM nELMONIGO IMPROVES.
THIS Popular Restaurant Hus II neman,
iON Mare ROOM. !.

THIS Popular Restaurant nas II Demun,,
t0N Mare Room. ~
The DelM0NiN0 restaurant Ia uNN0r.
going repairs and would hardlyt5e rea.
oenixed BY evan those who .psN so, wolf
acquainted With the poplbM establish.
mont, This interior WV Turned oven IA
tho painters md patAr hangers this
week aud they hvR6 transformed Ii
Into almoNt 4 pala/k, But this IL not
70 le theI ext0pf Of tho improvements.
The huildSRa, Ehieh Ii at present 0nly
one.story, ~ be raisod another story
md run baNk 70 thu alley, This will
Ntold a laIgM and more convenient
kitchen aNa dining room on tho fsat
floor, while " will allow NEARLY twonty
slaeptAR apartments IN the upper, II,
II. MNAd vt Chicago. owner Of tho
building, " expected In Billings next
week TO complete tho details and lot tho
contract tor tho improvements, Jae
PapQue runs u tvst,0lHss establishment
md this evidence ct prosperity Ia tho
result,
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Advertised Letsers,
List Of letters remaining unoalled for
In tho p%ostotioe nj billings, Yellow,
stone county, Montana, for the week
ending sept, 4, 1900,
heattie, Frank Hopmt, Jes, Roles,
WIN, Carlson, q, Al Cook, Nd, Nhle,
\, A. Epwinp, ", T., Fay, William
H., Hahes0n, u, q, (a)l Harris, MIS-,
II, d. Huber, Frank Hunter, i, g.,
Huntington, u, 81 Jensen, James
kntH, !. 9)l Laurence, Hel bert Leon,
Aouisi Mathosan, James n, Mestrom-
mpr, Nils Andevsopi Meyers, VIM, cd,
Morris, u, III MGCalan, pani Nc,
Wheetnp, QsQW Nehargag, J., II,
Nottaga, q, VI, (p)l Oxford, Bert Put,
nnln, A, g., Reepp, Alherti Reeves,
Master Joei Rose, Arthur Sampson,
II, H., Slope, ~ sutton, Andy We'd
die, polVmhusif White, ", T., (a)(
Williams Mrs snlahi Wilson, Miss
0aHiei Young, q q,
Persons calling fm the same will
please say i~tadyertisnd, y
w. y, Rahenek, Postmaster,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-08
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have, n restaurant 0Alht, aoAslsnng
NJ hrAt'elAss furniture aud AktHras and
alhw AtHlNlna. necessary TOW conducting
AoNd establishments f0f sala IN ger
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