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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
GENERAL OTIS PROMOTED.
President Nominates Him to Be Major
General and Senate Confirms.

General and SenHt6 CuHurS'
WASHINGTON, D. C. (SpeclaD. The Pres
dent on Friday sent to the Senate the nom1-
nation OF Brigadler- r-General Elwell 3. Otis,
United States Army, to be Major-GeneIcaal
by brevet, to rank from February 4, lsss,
service In the Philippine Islands. The
nomination was confirmed.
The record at the War Department
shows that General Otis nntered the ser
vice OF the Union on septen Der 18th, 1852
as Captain Of the 140th New York Infantry;
that he became LieutenaIt-Colonel IN
December, 1868; was honors bly, mustered
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THE NEWS EPIToMIZED.
Washington Items.

President Mckinley appointed Frederick
a. Wines assistant director OF the census,
and 8. Davies Waraeld postmaste: OF Bal
timore.
The bill appropriatlng $500, 900 for the
Buffalo Pan-American Exposition, to be
held in 1901, was passed by both houses OF
Congress.
The greater part OF the last executive
session OF the Senate was spent In consid-
ering the nomination OF SamuelJ. Barrows,
Of Massachusetts,, as librarian OF Congress.
No vote was taken and the nomination
failed Of confirmation.
The contract for carrying the mails from
San Francisco to Dawson and Circle and
other points on the Yukon River In Alaska
was awarded to the Alaska Commercial
Company. The contract calls for three
trips at S1495 per trip during the coming
summer season.
The Senate Naval Committee recon-
nended an appropriation OF $3.50, 900 for
the experimental equipment Of a coast de-
fence vessel with two Gathman torpedo
guns OF 16-inch calibre capable OF firing
charges OF not less than 500 pounds Of wet
guncotton
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22

United States Coinage For February.
The monthly statement OF the Director
OF the Mint, Washington, shows that the
total coinage at the United States mints in
February was S16,430,670, rs follows:
Gold. sl4, ,9As, 800; silver. 81 sos 900; minor
coins, $3.50.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
Admiral Montojo is in Prison.

Admiral Montojo. who was in COMMAND
OF the Spanish squadron destroyed by Ad-
mlral D Dewey IT, the battle Of Manila Bay,
and the commander OF the Cavlte Arsenal
were ircarcerGted few days ago In the
military prison at Madrid, Spain, pending
trial for fheir conduct at Manila.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
Fatal Explosion Of Nitro-Glycey

An explosion Of nitro.glycerlne o
near Parkesburg, West Va, o fe
AGO, by which two men were XII
stantly, an oil we'll burned, and othe|
age done, George French, Jamestd
Y, and n. Michaels, a farmer, were
Tom Carroll, John Metcalf, Charles
and William Hopkins we:e serious
jured.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
sontb Africa,s Gold Output.

A consular report from Cape Town, Al
ilca, to the State Department, Washing
ton. SAYS that reckoning on the basis OF
the Septsmber reports OF outputs, South
Africa will produce In the current year
SIG, 81, ,S75 OF gold, which will place south
Africa ahead OF all the gold-pro duclnG
countries OF the world.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22

Confesses Crime and Kills Himself.
Sheriff Porter has received notice that
Peter Ceyalla, who was arrested recently mt
Newport, Ark, for the murder OF Frank
Hahn in Lansing, Mich, seTsnteen years
wears ago, has committed suicide after
having confessed his crime.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
Three Killed in q Fire In Iowa.

The farmhouse occupied by the family O.
Joshua McGee, six miles from Onawa
Iowa, was destroyed by fire a few days age
. and his two children, boy three years old
and q baby girl, were burned to death
Mrs. McGee was fatally burned In attempt
ing to rescue the children. McGee was
away from home at the time.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22

Fleeing Burglar Killed by Ira
Bert Montens, having escaped fro
police station at Chippewa Falls,
after committing a burglary a few
ago, stole handcar and left town
Before he had gone far. he collided
Wisconsin Central train and was
to pieces.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
India to Tax Sugar.

The Indian Government has intrd
inthe Legislative Council ut Calcutt q
modelled on the United States act
1897, empowering the Government
pose Il oountervalling duty on bol
sugar imported into India.
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1a6 Chinamen Drowned.

Mail advices received 1T Vancouver 3.
c.. from Tien- -Tsin, China, report that 2oo
nersons fell through the Ice where three
rIvers meet outside the western gate OF che
native city. One hundred and six were
droWned
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Enrland's Tax on Chicago Brewery.
The Court OF Appeal at London has up
held the decision OF the lower court order
inc tho Peter Scboonhofen Brewery to pay
income tax on the entire profits OF the
business in Chicago and not merely On the
portion remitted to England.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
c,n,ressman Crawford Dead.

Representative John W. Cranford' OF the
Fourth Congressional District OF Texas
died few days ago at the Providence Hos,
pital, Washington, OF heart disease anu
other complications.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
The yyolcotts Separate.

Senator and Mrs. Wolcott Lave parted
and suit for separation will soon be be-
gun in Colorado.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
THE OMAHA AIAYORAL|
Nebraska Court Decides the Pr|
cumbent is Ineligible.

LINCOLN, Neb. (Special3.--
Court has disposed OF the Omar
atty contest by dismissing tho
Mayor Frank E. MooYes. aud declu
Ineligible to hold the office.
The Court also finds that 9
Drootch, who brought tho proceet
a writ OF custer, Is also ineligible
petition without standing In court
Under the decision 1t now rests
President Of the Omaha City Coun'
gin proceedings to unseat Mayor
but 1t is thought he may be all
serve out his term.
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Foul Play at Toulon.

Experts have little doubt, in view OF the
discovery OF dynamite cartridges and the
firing on sentry, that the recent disaster
at TouIon. France. was due to foul play.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
TRAIN SAVED 81 A SHIRT.
Red Undergarmert Used to Flag an Ex.
press In Danger.

press In Danger.
W1LKzsBARRE, Penn. Especially. John
Milata, who lives close to the tracks OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad, between Cranberry
and Loag Run Junction, stopped an e1-
press a lew nights ago near his home by
waving his red undershirt at the engineer.
Milatn saw cavern in the track short
time previous and hurrledly divested him
self of the flaming garment to use it,.as
signal Of danger, thereby saving the train
from plunglng Into the chasm, which was
caused by break IN the Cranberry mine.
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NevfoundIand's Governor Sworn In
Sir Henry McCallum was sworn INTO
office few days ago as Governor OF New
.foundIand -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
DEWEY IS AN ADMIRAL.
Hero Of Manila Raised to the Highest
Rank in the Navy.
SENATE CONFIRMS NOMINATION.

George Dewey is the First Admiral to
Be Appointed Since the Death of Por-
ter-The Advance q Reward For His
Services In tho Orlent-Posltlon Gives
Him q Military Prestige. E.
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Foreign.

The D,minion Government has decided
20 construct telegraph line to connect the
Yukon Territory with British Columbia.
The leader OF the rebels in the Province
II An Houi, China, the notorious desperate
Sui has been captured, hfty-two OF nj!
oodyguard being killed.
The German scholarships Charlotte and
stosch arrived at Tangler, Morocco, feW
days ago, to enforce the demands made tor
the payment OF an indemnity 70 the Ger
man victims OF the Moroccan outraSes.
II WAS announced In the French Cham
ber OF Deputies that negotiations are pend.
ING between England and France for final
deIlmitation OF their boundaries In Africa
The United Courts Of Cessation, at Paris
France, appointed NJ. Ballot de Beaupre,
who succeeded N. Quesnay de- Beaurepaire,
"a President OF the Civil Division OF the
Cour, OF Cessation, to report upon the ap-
plica;ion for a revision OF the Dreyiu:
trial.
The United States gunboat Concord ar.
rived Mt Manila a few days ago after
week's cruise along the west coast OF the
Island OF Luzor. The only incident OF hel
trip was the burning OF schooner Loaded
with supplies for rebels at Dagupau, the
terminus Of the railroad.
Monsignor Amino, chief chaplain to King
Humbert, died at Rome, Italy.
Mary Ann Hanna died at Omemee, Ont,
a few days ago. She was 112 years OF age
and was born in Ireland. She never mar
ried and was never photographed until last
summer, when an excellent picture OF her
was secured.
The American outposts beyond San
Pedro Macati, at Manila. were fired upon
few days ago by the Filiptnos from the
dispersed by Calling guns fired from gun
boat.
A motion was agreed to in the British
House of Lords calling for return to de-
termine the number OF confessional boxe.
In the Church OF England churches in Eng
land.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
England and France Agreeable.

EngIHnu anu Fr8hCe HHrBeHUIB'
An understanding regarding the Anglo.
French differences at Oman is believed to
indicate that a general plan hns been ar.
ranged for the settlement OF IL. disputes
between Franco anG Great Britain.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
GENERAL CLAY Is INSANE.

Former Minister to Russia Has Driven His
Servants on With q Shotgun.
LEXINGTON, KY. (SpeciaD. D.-General Cas-.
,ius NJ. Clay, limited States Minister tc
Russia, will be tried on charge OF lunacy
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22

out Of the service in January. 1866; entered
the regular service and became Colonel OF
the Twentieth Infantry in 1880, and Brig
adler General on the 2Sth OF November,
1893. His retiring year will be 1902.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
streneth of the Cuban Army,

Strength Of tho Cuban Army.
General Gomez has informed General
Brooke at Havana, Cuba, that the number
OF .,ea III the Cuban Army Vas 48.000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-03-22
EXPENSES OF THE GOVERNMENT.

The Appropriations Made by the Fifty
: flfth Congress Before Adjournlng.,
WASHINGTON, D. C. Speclal).-These ore
the appropriations made by the Fifty-hftf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
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feF nte8t HaNF gHff atFaHuts en
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tsFHle
H1nst tlslnA IA ltt IstHf things ~
esaeliy FsffEsFsi anil i sttaeasn miM
Tailed iii egsn stN siNisnielg III snHN Il
easH sHEsts an5anHte1ls tt punished fst
maipraetna Thie N en# l%tisisfen unt
naHnF N VI ua e~KaaRNrasiHn III saF that
the H~ttHiefn s8tasen safs# thousands
lives THAI biz %earlipf hrathets aagli
have AhsiHian without IN HlFtFFI
Necessarily fstas aHuit have terp Ihf
Y~ertisni and the sufferer assisted inie
the yalleY H The .fattw III i tHeffitAl
Ntw HriHans Fimes tl#Ha
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IAe al Aanha af Urn lnrn,

NIhffa Il ~ san8n, said a NV
York pASslelan vino has plesed the
days Nlien lf must practice eYen If be
docs mol Wlal r. tin tbs hpptaaam
way II Which 4 patipHt II Rent aWay
from home ~ eAhaaat his strength aud
tVena hla money IN lhe hope llat a
CHANGE n. air viii ~ him good There
y ~ use ~ tfnalNs Il paFRon away r.
die,
ftAang physleians arc moi "A all epn
slaeFAlp about this SOIL N thing Ihere
aIp anule eaafs IN which lhe lpaufupp
" pllplatn u 4 pqlfnt fAelnr III Tho
iFeatulenl M certain diseases, hut mol
talf ~ uiang NJ llem III ID generally
happospdl Qniet and geal al hpule, pIen
" ~ sunallApr good food and puve air
arc worth faF mpre than i elianga M
QlaAaala, llal ~ ~ often Recommended
~ \ cure ali - New Work Herald
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TART ~ HaFass sseFs.

This rising sun had scarcely kiased
tho snow capped hills that surround aur
peaceful city tlasi saturday morning
shsD ~ awful tragedy occurred on one
~ Tbs masl public shoraughiarsa The
whlpllks eraek ~ il rifle aounded on tbs
CLEAR morning alr, and 4 Ieaaen n,ehaen
gaT III death crashed through the brain
~ \ human halng, anmmanlng his soul
~ tbs judgment bar NJ liad without i
menenl' warning and with all bis alma
sull blown and ''Flpaued IN The tres, Y
The fatal bnlles had bison aenl upon In
deadly mission by i hand that i few
honra hefora elasped bis yietlm's haad
In IFlendahlp nne now lies lA lhe cold
embrace NJ death and aeeuplns 4 mound
Ia the silent city on tbs blu the alhar
laugniallas In tbs a1unly Jail, alone
with hls conscience and his decd IN he
awaits the pnleome III the trial faT muIt
dor THAT must surely iollow Lanaeoa
linz md, ] Star
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The neas itsF IN hhpf bai obtained
10 s* 9Ht II l%hsfaanie stnffs 1 ssf'
iatH r8ttssr ff#a sYiiffleiiii ##fs9s HI
nasuss ~ 4 Distinct IN intg "a vital ~.
FssttS III sNimale glsest euFfrtft lttes*
Ihen, laseF an ltiehia III fsffmahN anil
fgaAAluld III iiis sl8nlry utasip ~stseFai
important sygtRf*es sBd Ia lsuH iAE
thelot plbll slesi it, ppaell making
work, r'tlfa#Hlf 1lsemlrigF lsasfsi Jpn
s%YntaHtts Al ahish bp proved thHl
the tsnlhekts I'll sfganle i~aalles plllst III
puEsne,i anil nlas le achieved in i
quite systematic WHs, g0lng step It'll
siep over tAs whole settea IL utgani
compounds
Az The present time atuut 10 differ
enl acids. Aromatic oils, fats, eoluElna
nlAilsEs, and ~ ~. which ara uulN
tolAsl IN nature A. products n vital
activity hase ALREADY htrn prepared ig
anr laboratories aut ~ inorganic mat
Ter saiae III thtm afe already gaifi
Gated III lAls waF t9r trade Every Yeas
hTlngs syule ueAs achievement sn the
salile direction ~ thai The main inter
est now lac not sa much III adding y
new p~gpinet h. thr ALREADY lupg lit 81
chemically prepared aFganse substances
as lu catching Thu seerfis ~ tbs tins
living laboratories la The vegetable and
%anlnlal cells pgiure krapotkin 10
A%lneEeenta Century
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Nlliiam nlaphfa alatuvnea nlu.

Iliefn llHaets IA liNn Il lhsand w lLa
Object thai ono h0t day William Hack
lIe Novelist won't ~ 4 14lnl plaza Gnt
NJ aiglt W aWlm lilo addressed In Il 10,
mote parl ~ tho rocks Wtpn le Wa#
~ lhH WHleF Il Nanant deeply lMmarar
nj Ia a Lla0 yplnua, which waa ifahs
lIlnfpaa M Thule, = panpa aud ant mn
Willingly nfar hla elnlhps 1he swim
mpr, lirpd with hla eseffiAe, WA ana
lnla ~ tplnrn W his Rafmanla, but Tho
LADY pn shore Waa fM tAa paalpaapi
with the tHrlnnea NJ lrlnpnaa hlpiIA Ia
hnpa Tho coughing lntimAiinna NJ hia
presence ffpspnlly mattara ealnH ~ n
priala A n%lnrlauAn uaaHHd alnuH tho
rneka and 1lapafnd Mr Hack dark
Aaad lnllina aluYa tho Wagpa lilo taah
II lm Il aaai and wHs lAklnH u deadly
aim WHEN Mr. lilAeA lnmlad ~ la thu
water sud lmpiufed ollpn't nln I'm
Il human lilil,
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MllhnnE sLnHnln. aE Ekaalan,

From Frulul0fs l3ta4rrr and other aH'
IAofllies W. have gained tbs inlplessiol
thai lks Indian II q stolid, severe indi
gldaal with IA ssnah III iAa Wllta
man Anla0r bnt one Fnd brother show.
ri himself quite d civilized Joker In the
United states cont liz WA nu thf
stand Ia i hully contested case, and Al.
ioFaey H. II Bailey u slonS Falls was
alter hllA IN Tbs niass approved fashion
~ egoas examination Finally after ap.
parealig Tightening The lpaluu with
ihe astul Consequences which would
follow The slightest deviation from the
truth Mr. bailey took biz most porleu
tons tone aud solemp manner ana Dc
mauaea
Nov, slr, want Jon 10 Tell mo thn
exact truth, without any ahniilng "a
evasion want y0n ~ look Mo square
u Tbs tye and toll me bow yon sst your
llFlNs, stf
IAe Indian looked straight nj Mr.
hallfy, and with that lmpfrtnfbanle an
familiar III Hll acquainted With the Ffa
men, simply said Eat
Ihe courtroom lnaled even duage
lat land snllfd and Nr bailey lot the
Wllnesa 80 ~ Fanl Pioneer Press
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eQhplTloA ar Rs,
Iahnf faMmisainnpr Nhiuhs " II letter
Than LEpr ltnlnrpt

Than Isrr unlnrpt
MaAhingtan, May NJ uzMr In Grandp
l'aNpr, fAr nlahl Ynals laLm annmia,
al0nnr NJ MlnnnhntA, was hplNra Tho
Industrial p0lnnisslnn tadAg, ilp spnkn
especially NJ faIlnlnH Gnndltiana III tho
northwestern aIales, hailns thai lla
llaAplll tendency anlnla lAlln landa
WA toward aWnarshlp nj tho lands mud
lAAt i, greater pm n0nttaa nj farmers
now aWAad lAalp own land lhan AftY
YntIa aaat Nn alaa expressed the aplnf
Ion thAt tho farlual who IN In daht to-
day has Ton tiMaa thn npIArtanlly IN
discharge Thu ahliaallaa chan Tho fM'
maF " Tho heainuiAa NJ tho century
had,
Nv i'ownr tAnnaht lha tandan0y wins
.awaTd ANAL farms and aadod Thai lAe
whaat and o0llon and othas produess
aFawn by thu small farmer controlled
market prices. Mr. Power also aaid
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Geea raf n Whale hapts,,

Ihe overturned fnaehes lay Al thi
fool "A The pmnankmept where lhfA
had rolled When The train lefl che track
Tho Wfffking train bad arrived, lhl
crew bad gone " work and the wound
"A bad All bpeH earfd for
ttNiH yen plfaHe lHll me yenF pef
sapal eApfflfpW IN Che accident =
asked reporter whipping olt his note
book,
WON viii read ahaat thfm ~, " ~.
Piled HE sNlfHA lanklne passenger with
4 slightly tpffFep accent whom he had
addressed ''tn The book shall certain
" publish abp1t this country, CHI.
fHgV Tribune,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT 0F THE
Seventh Judicial District NJ tbs
state NJ Montana ln and iol Tbs aaun,
~ M feliu@sioHes
Fannie Il. Iulif, Plaintiff, w. Allen
L. Toilf. ~IleipnJant ATLAS SIM
MONS
Thu stasa NJ Mountains ~ tbs aboyp
named defendant
You ara hereby Summoned "a ultsMnr
li,e complaint IN this apllnu, Whlah II
nied IN sin office M the clerk M this
a1urt, 4 copy ~ which II herewith
served ul0n gol, and ~ illa your alA,
NHI aud sHlFa \ copy thereof upnn tbs
plaintiffs attorney, Within twenty days
after Tbs service NJ tbs sumuunns, az
elusive 0f lbs dag of service, aud la
esae NJ Your failure ~ apleaF On
anAWfl, Judgment will be laken Agaiust
yoa by default for lbs iellaf demanded
Ia Tbs complaint
This action ~ brought N dissolve lia
bluds nf MatIllupug nnA existing bet
tween tbs plaintiff aud tho defendant,
ea Tbs grounds thai tbs defendant on
tl,a lilll dag III lleeambar, 1893, vii
fully deserted tbs plaintiff aud has eyer
aluee continued said despgtiapj and
nlen the further glpHnd thai tho do
feudaut fm more than two yaars lahl
past pFeNedlug the commencement ut
This action has failed ln suppoTl and
p1aylae tor the plalulln The common
ueopasaFles M life, haeause NJ bis idle
uass, mpnlgaey and dissipation aud
npou tha further ground that slAee said
MarFlaRe thf defendant has treated tbs
plaintiff IN \ efaal and iHhuman man
NOR ny slflklng and by using great
Violence towards and upon the plaintiff
M different llnes and nneasious In the
years 1919 and 1919 In tho G0nnly NJ
Yellowstone, In Tho state NJ Montana
lle complaint ALLEGES Tho lufeFmarrlage
NJ The plainlll and lle defendant IN
The gAal 1859 and that lhR plaintiff
aud defendant arc now husband and
WlfRe
Witness ny hand and fhe seal af said
court this 2lfh day NJ Anil, 1891,
faeal) r. A WlALlAMs,
CLERK,
ias H. fiossl Attorney fpr Plaintiff
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We'll Ausnefeat

IN lhr epnFfeo NJ Il %leetpre ~ an nnim
questionable scotch audience 10 itangp
mont talklna NJ hthe dfar dead days, :
explained that he bad i good mennrs
ana 4 bftFef lMaglHallAn An Hnheli4g
~ ~ lhF HuFeseFfed Hfnts persisted IL
A5klAs AhnnsWnfAplh aleatloua, which
ultimately hFaHgAt ont an interesting
collection
u have alwaya found 3 said tho wan
aftfF, 'fthat u WA fnpngh fpF ono ast
" hfay At 4 timf
aud thefpHltfF he had peace,
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Itpll .auf aistpg

4 beautiful mmpla2iqn IL an impoaaihilir
Y .llhont good pure hlpad, It,e sort
Uni only nSlblh IA n|NnnpGtl0n with good
digestion, Il healthy liver aud baaeIa,
kaflH Glover llnNt Ian Aata dlfenily on
The h4Nnla, lignr and kiauaya koaplng
lllAW III pfffefl hpHlltif Hlinn m old
Nnd M Gla, Hnld ny phapple Drug On
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n%urlipsieu Naute i,aa Hates In Atay,

The HmllHal0n tl0afn 0ifer4 exceed
lngly loW round tIlp rates IN i,enYeF,
Dol May III and III lptnlu limit dnnp
vi Minneapolis, Mimi May Ia, III,
II return limit Iune y san Francisco,
Nall May IN, ID, III N, VntArn limit
duly Ia Gall and obtain lnll infpFmar
llnnt
H. H. harrington Agent,
bHa VI III NJ H. II,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
I'll iiaHtihl Aatulssluu,

ahe fan aff hlpeFffitlenL phe fact
W. ynA aQA'l like German Qpefa
~ I'M ! don't know II isn't 10
bad lhal H. lnn knaWt ~ A man who
u very hard III hearlna, hoatpp prael
spplpt wv"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
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talguhUut ttstAg,

uNsApllAe, you aFh nnt happf, What
alahps lpt pfetaua tAnl you aFpff
'~lliepAllse artificial happiness IN lnla
bplles Than aanp AZ All " han traaqls,
W LsaMlANr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
sIRuGk II falGtt,
The Marvellous tuek NJ \ Miles liis
Man

The Aafsnlaus Iuek NJ \ Mites ilis
Man
Tacoma, Wash, Mag A. ri, j. Gal
hralth NJ South Dakota has returned
from klaudlkp with Il Story Ut wonder
fHl sneeess achieved hy himself and H.
a, Brown nf Miles Oily, They left
Iappma IN April, 1898, reaehlng llaWr
sou IN May, Aftat rfsline 4 few days
they hogan prospecting Ton milea
from Dawson they began panulng
gravel "a tho hillside, " WIS rich IN
gold, Iheg Tasted tho surface ~ the
summit ~ the hill and back aaaln,
italhrAilh lleu located tho discovery
claim aud Hl0Wn the adjoining one \
afeat sfanpAde followed theil record
lnH, aalhrallh has driven u tunnel
10 feht into lhn hillside This lnpupl
has produced moro lhan 400, 900 gold
After paYlna for hplp, supplies and
royalty lAlhfallh had sAa 900 left,
which hf has now IN tho form NJ cash,
lllagpla aud dlafta, ltrQWnlH claim
EQUALS lhal N aalhralth IN rlehnnas aud
ie viii return ln The fAll, HIaWna
family live "A Milpa Oily i%alhrailll
fnlilns north HnAl mouth
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
I'M t,it#l AkMu Mius,

htnay aay lAe seorpl af aueaaaa IN
senaplly NJ pulpoaa u
anl eta1aa " you hold GA long
sl.ouahl competitors die OH 'ts Chicago
Hu00A s"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
lHAAeHaeu,

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ann
~ psaaAne lhAl We alass, hut | ueyey
thQNeht III IL hpfuget alwaya prdur
iva aAAl1A aud pay faF lWa aaarla, hal
nsypF MpAAnlea lnarp lhNn three
plRta HssAelIall FREQ l'geaa