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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

The statement of Bryan and other
lights that business improvement, in.
crease in money circulation, advances
in farm prices and workingmen's wages
and the general prosperity wave could
not and should not come without the
adoption of free silver, is something
like the story of old King Canute Of
Britain. who took his courtiers to the
sea beach and ordered the incoming
waves to cease their flow. But they
kept coming, in spite Of his frantic
yelling and sven swept him of his
feet, so that be had difficulty in escap.
ing with his life.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

Calamity criers should remember
that there is q wide distinction between
strikes for higher wages and strikes
against wage reductions. The one
indicates that workingmen are i'm.
patient to secure their share of the
prosperity they see about them, and
the other means Il dullness Of trade
with low prices and necessary curtail.
ment of expenses in order to avoid clos.
ing Of factories.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
LOTS AFTER THE JOB"

Both Senator Lee Mantle and Colonel
Fl. G. Kessler are mentioned as the
names that will come before the repub.
lican convention for the nomination for
governor and it is almost a sure bet
that either one Of these two men will
be so favored. Hon. E. D. Weed has
been mentioned some, but it is not at
all probable he will be successful.
These three men are spoken of more
than any others. Ex-senator W. f.
Sanders, the wal horse Of republican,
ism, would be nc SLOUGH, or neither
would the Hon. A. J. Craven. There
are any number of men in the ranks of
the republican party who are willing
to accept the nomination and make the
run.-Butte Times.
That is a healthy sign and indicates
that the republicans will win in Mon.
tana next year. The disgrace heaped
upon the state by the democratic legis.
lature last winter has got to be wiped
out and the people will do it when they
get the chance. Goldsmith and the en-.
tire outfit are doomed, while the
electoral vote Of the state will go for
Mckinley. the honor Of the flag and a
continuation Of the present unpre.
cedented prosperity.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

The latest democratic hope to be an.
nounoed is Dewey. Now Dewey is a
name beyond doubt to c%onjure with, for
he has only to ask anything he wants
Of the American people to get it. But
there are Il Or two things about
Admiral Dewey very annoying to the
democrats. Dewey is a staunch sound
money republican, and he has explicitly
stated that he would not accept the
nomination for presid ent. Then Dewey
has a way of always meaning just what
he says. SO that, on the whole, the
chances of getting him to run on a dis
credited reputation platform ara not
considered the best in the world.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
THE FAIR.

The annual county fair is the next
big event on the programme for Bill
ings and every citizen Of the county
should work for it as they have never
worked before. The fair this year
should be the best ever held. 1t has
been, q prosperous season for the mer.
chant, the farmer and the stockgrower
and all should combine their energies
by making the Yellowstone county fair
an event which will reflect the pros
perity and good times. If this is done
it will be q splendid advertisement for
the city and county and, on the on.
trary, they will be injured by the fair
if it does not come up to the expecta.
lions of the large number of visitors
who are always present from various
parts Of the state.
The directors of the association re.
alize this and are determined to make
the fair what it should be. but to do SO
they must have the hearty support and
cooperation of the people. 1t is only a
little over a month until the exhibition
will be held aud there is no time to
lose. Let every man and in
the county work and talk for the fair
this year and il will be an event in
which all can take a just pride. Bill
ings has the reputation of doing moth.
ing by halves. which should apply to
the fair as we'll as any other enterprise.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

Democrats have been making a great
howl about a 'tiu.plate trike. 1t ID
poor policy for democrats to wen men
ton %tin.plate, in view of the fact that
they asserted that tin .plAte could never
be manufactured il the United States
and that the imposition Of u protective
duty upon it under the Mckinley law
was a crime. But what do they say
now about the 50, 900 tin.plate workers
who have been granted an increase in
wages ranging from 10 to 20 per cent:
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

The pessimists are Of course delight
ed to know that since the first Of the
year the business failures in the United
States have been much less in number
and amount Of liabilities than during
any corresponding six months III seven
teen years. This is something Of q O
trast to the reign Of Cleveland, when
failures ran up in Il single month to al.
most what they have been il a six
months under Mckinley.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

Many things are stewing in the dem.
ocratic political pot. 1t appears that
perennial presidential candidacy is not
believed in by all democrats and there
are others who would like the oppor-
tunity of the honor to pull off u presi.
Dental nomination. What with the
democratic rows in New York, Ken.
lucky and Chicago and splits among
the national leaders, the country il
likely to see some lurid py%rotechnics.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01

and mediation treaties. Included III
the list aro England, France and
Russia, The treaty will not become
effective, 60 fur AZ the United States Ia
concerned until Il has been ratified by
the senate, 20 that its provisions could
not BIZ awaited Of at this time to settle
the boundary dispute between the
United States and Canada, Even after
the treaty Ia ratified ID Ia said arhiha,
ton OF this question cannot be invoked
unless with tho full consent Of both
parties.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
How IL Your wife,

Has sho lost her beautyY II no, con"
stipation, indigestion. sick headache are
Tea has cured these Ills for half o CEN
tury, Price 35 cts. and 80 cts. Money
refunded II results are not satisfactory,
Sold by Chapple Drug Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
.--=+.-- - $3.50 = - . -4+- a- -~=
PRICES ON APPLES.
Montana Growers Anticipate u Rich
Harvest This Fall.

Harvest This Fail.
Good prices for apples is the news
that goes out to cheer the Montana
fruit grower this year. While the crop
is not the full one, it is expected that
the prices ought to make up for the dis.
crepancy, and the season among the
wner Of apples this year il likely to
be more than usually prosperous. Sec
rotary G. H. Edwards of the state board
Of horticulture writes III answer to q
question on the subject:
$50 far as it is possible to find out,
the apple crop will be about a three.
quarter crop. This neans good prices
for the grower for what he has to sell
as the crop is short in the United
States. I am in receipt Of numerous
inquiries from eastern and southern
points asking for information OH the
fruit crop and extent Of the industry.
1.-The spring planting of trees has
been the largest ever known III the
state, something like half a million
trees being set out.
1.-The board Of horticulture has been
kept busy since it's organization getting
in touch with the fruit growers and the
dealers and generally people are glad to
comply with the wise provisions Of the
law. At present we are sending to all
the railways and express companies
asking them to furnish us with a re-.
port of the importation Of fruit into the
state. When we get this we can draw
some true conclusions
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
NERAL STATE NEWS.

The DiNmendvillo strike Ia oven an,
the drivers have returned to work.
Great Falls claims Il larger popula
tion than that OF Anaconda by 900, ant
the latter hus about 10, 900 according Il
II late directory.
All tho steam %lAuMdries Of Greal
Falls have formed a trust and all will
hereafter DO operated under u man
%ape,nent, with ono scale OF prices and
these will probably DO advanced.
The mines Of Fergus county, o.
peoiNlly those IN the vicinity Of Gilt
Edge and Maiden, IRE forging to the
front md there Ia no doubt but That
next year they will add considerable
wealth to the resources Of that county.
Lieutonnnt John V. Green Of the
Thirty fourth infuntry arrived In Butte
this week from Fort Logan. Lieuten'
ant Green has boon sent to Montana on
recruiting service for has IeRlmeAt.
He will DO assigned TO either the GEeat
Falls Or Anaconda station.
According to ", s, Mccormick, u
millionaire banker OF Salt Lake,
Morn,onism IL spreading In Montana.
Mr.. Mccormick was IN Seattle a few
days ago and during his stay IN that
city he spoke freely on Mormonism.
and announced that no believed that
MosmoniSm was spreading very rapidly,
The annual conference Of the North
Montana mission Of tho Methodist
Episcopal church will DO held Ia Great
Falls this week. the first formal session
being held Thursday morning, IN tho
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Bishop Isaac W. Joyce will preside and
there will DO about twenty ministers In
attendance.
A Washington dispatch states that
Commissioner Hermann Of the general
land office loft the capital Saturday for
IN extended trip through the north.
west. While Oregon, his native state,
IA probubly the objective point, Ii Ia
hoped that no will find time To stop OFT
Ia Montana, where tho department.
tlansaots such Il vast amount OF bust
ness annually.
Among the distinguished people who
have visited the National park the
past week were y. s, Grant, Jr., and
q party of ok, General Longstreet and
q party Of five, who were guests Of tho
military men ut Fort Yellowstone.
Mrs. 9. Z. Yerkos. wife Of the street
car magnuto of Chicago, and party Of
four, the Brooklyn Eagle special with
eighty people, tho Gross party Of Atty.
nine. The travel through the park IL
much heavier this year than formerly.
Captain Asa Duncan Of company /.
has been appointed by G0vornor Smith
major Of the First Montana, to succeed
the late Major brennan. Lieutenant
Philip Greonan Of company X was ap'
pointed to the eaptalney Of company l.,
to succeed Captain Duncan. Second
Lieutenant kumpe Of company x was
promoted TO the first lieutenaney OF the
company, while Sergeant G, u, Low.
mar Of company d succeeds Lieutenant
kumpe ~ second lieutenant. The gov.
ernor wired tho appointments to the
war department and asked that they DO
oabled TO General Otis, The governor
did not make any appointment TO sue.
coed Lieutenant Richards, preferring to
wait until no h0d official adviees OF
Lieutenant Richards resignation and
discharge,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-01
nO You Know

Consumption IL preventative? Science
has proven that, and also that neglect IL
suicidal. The worst cold or cough can
DO cured with Shiloh's Cough and Con-
sumption Cure. Sold on positive. Nuar'
antee for over fifty years, Sold by
Chapple Drug Go,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
IN the District Court Of the United
states: to" the Eastern District Of
A.il.nilli.l g

IN the District Court Of the United
States. fo- the Easter n District Of
Virginia. SIS:
ON this llth day IF October. 4. D.,
1872. on reading the petition Of Charles
". Nug!er. bankrupt for discharge it
IS "rderc'! by tn" court. that Il hearing
be had upon the same on the 3Oth DAY
Of October y. d.. 1899. before said court
1t Norfolk. in said district. at T. O'Clock
noon: ard that notice thereof be pub
iishcd III I'll" Daily Press, a n.wspape.
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time
and place and show cause. if any they
have. Why the prayer Of the said petit
TONER should not be granted.
-Anl: it is further ordered by the
court. that the clerk shall send by mail
70 all known creditors copies Of said
Petition ana this order. addressed u
them ut .heir places Of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Edmund Wad-
dill. .Ir,. Judge Of the said Court, and
the seal thereof. at Richmond in said
district. on the 18th day OF October a
d., 1895
G. e. E0WDEN. Clerk.
F. NJ. Lett. Attorney, 1o-15-c>
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= Booker " Arlington Sees Btcktrlty
fRy Telrgraph.)

- : 49, - q l'ii.y
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Prof. Book
q i. Washington. the head Of the ne
Grn industrial school. at 'ruskcgee. Ala,
slW the President today regarding the
schools exhibit at the Paris exposition
lhrr" Will b" Il distinctive negro t.x-
mint III the American section. but Prot
Washington wants. if possible, a small
Sl'ac" particularly for the exhibit Of the
fusk"Ecc institute. Which is the largest
school Of the kind in the world -Iue
President assured him Of his interest
IN IN" educational work of when Prof
Washington is the leader and referred
him 70 Commissioners Peck as 10 tho
details Of TIL" exhibit
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i'll. ASKS 40 QUESTIONS.

l'u' before You can utter Il solitary
word tells Your NAME, IN FULL
names Of your friends. enemies OF riv-
ais-Whn and when you will marry.
how To gain IL" love ii the one you
lEosi desire whether husband, Wife o..
sweetheart is true or false. Do not de
$pair if vnu are forsaken, lonely. sad
i"nr. respondent and unoved. If pains
FAtis your frame and dark thoughts
li! Your brain You can receive positive
;tSsiStance from the PRINCE, OF
LIGHT. Their" is home 50 dreary
and sad. m life 50 wrecked or blghIed
Il" heart $" sad and lonely, no rondi-
i!nn O! circumstance SO complicated or
incp:nHl"henSlblr THAI cannot b. $.l
right ana kept right after, 4 visit 70 this
NFpNDRoUS rALMlST Of modern
Zines.
Fees. zoe ana 81. Hours. 10 4. NJ. ID
L. NJ. ParlorS quiet and retired
Walk in. don't ring. 2iG Twcnty-siSth
street Newport Ne%s. Va. -Four Doors
east Of Washington avenue, south sit>
1n2l-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
Argument co,n,n.., c.,,.

Ihe 'nltcd States Court was engaged
again Thursday in TIL" trial If Ii. case
OF y NJ Marshall against ne Old DO
mlnion steamer HAMPTON Roads t. re-
cover damaGcs growing out ut the ink
Ing Of the tag Salle in Hampton Creek
last October. Argument Commented
JrSte ltiav
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II. Tennysrn Ne-l-y a bankrupt.

by Telegraph.l
NEW YORK. Oc,. PIE. TennySon
Medley. the publisher, of ia Fifth ave
nue. filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptry in the United States District
Court today. Total liabilities are
placed at S;39,3sl. and assets S,l5,1l4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
Notice

The Newport News Lodge No "a
KNIGHTS Of The Mystic Chain, The
members Of the above lodge are re-
4u:sicG 70 meet AT the hail in the Citi-
zen:s 4 Marine Bank on The night Of
Octo5c, 25th at O'Clock sharp as bust
ness Of great Importance will come be
fore the lodge at this meeting
W. 9. CLAIBORNE,
W. -0t .-.-. IsecOrInr -
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FIernI alden Tan.

Inc new Morgan Liner ILl Rio reach
ga New York Friday evening AFTER 4
most successful run W the coast. she
will shortly enter the trad" between
that port ard New Orleans
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Carpets,
Carpets,
Carpets,
Carpets.

The Fall upon and wish call the attention my
customers AID the public generally the fact that line or
carpets and rugs complete took great and pains in
selecting them while New York from the celebrated factories
Of Bgelow stinson. Our line Of Arlngton Sekr and
Smyrna rugs surpassed by Call and be convinced
that No 2SO5 contains line ofcapets that city twice the
size Of this would be proud o. Our Mr. Tler willing
and ready show you through the line, which will convince
that assortment styles quality and prices cqualed
BY few and surpassed by none.
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Y. NJ. c. a. NOTES.
important Meeting Of Finance Committee
"a Monday.

Important Meeting of Finance Committee
8 Monday.
Il REV. G. a. Freed Of Middlcbrcok.
Va, will be the speaker at the mems
meeting this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The boys meetings viii be resumed
this afternoon a; $50 o'clock. The
general secretary Will be IN charge
The mem hership committees viii meet
Tuesday evening at Ills z. NJ.
The Finance Committee vii! hold III.
important meeting Monday afternoon
Z, ; O'clock
Quite number of ne members are
camera enthusiasts. 4 good ,lari, room.
& is much needed. all Of the develops
ing mas 70 be done a night. SOM
Very remarkable productions ar, being
produced The latest being Il ~tcall
launch floating placiGlE up in the
clouds. Some very cred.tablt. pictures
are shown by some Of the '.fotnwr.l far.:
Two new rocking chairs Were pre-
scented 70 the rooms BY Mrs. Pos, las,
week: this Very valuable acquisition
was much appreciated New articles
of furniture or ornament which NH
make the rooms mare hnme-l like. aie
always ac.eptable. \ desk fol. the N.Y.
y -. $1,000 ny mas I'll ~
attendance upon tn. National Corv.-n-
'ioh 'i 'ne American Christian Mission
a!y S"ele,E ~ Cincinnati for the last
ten days. Will &C upy his pulpit a, tia
Thirtcth street Cnristian church q.
Doth services To-Day.
Rcv- 9. c. COX. pastor ~ the Newport
News Baptis; church. has returned
from Charles; City county. and will
condurt services AT the First BAPTIST
ritlrch this 1npHn!ng ana e:'nninS.
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Notice to the Public.

The Golden Gate Loan Company has
removed temporarily to No. 1906 JEFF
fcrson avenue between Twenty second
and Twenty third streets.
9-a1-1mO j. BANKS. Manager
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LOST AND FOUND.

l. O $ 'r-EE,ItWEi3N WASIIlNGTC,S
hHcnuc NJ. =. church ana llth street
a gold chain bracelet. every other link
engraved. initials a and J on lock.
Suitable reward if returned to South
crn Eel Telephone office. or 312 l4th
street. 'iu-nl ~
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A Rea! Bargain.

Twclvc-room ana bath dwelling on
TW"nty-aiShtll street, nearly new. only
s., 100. On easy terms.
MARYE. CONVENTION e CHAPLIN,
lO-.l-2t
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WHEN IN DOUBT CONSULT THE
BEST.
ROT, anfO,

The celebrated Lifc-rcader ana I%lil-
ist can be consulted daily upon IL!
POINTS Of interest such as LOVE.
COZ kTSHlP. DIVORCE. BUSINESS
POPULATIONS ana transactions Of
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For frst-class cleaning dycing and
repairing 80 to Virginia Dye Works,
sl05 Washington avenue. Bell Phone,
!4l- Established 1893 1O-3 -
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" y : T e D-F.NERY SUFFERER
from the headache to try our Head
ache Powders. Price 10 cents for
three. Sold only by Bilisoiy & Bilisoly.
sou washington avenue 10-4tf
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Wanted 5000 ladies' to inspcc, oar
china and glass ware novelties
10-22-Gt hDAMS' RACKET STORE
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Made on Monday, SOLD on 'ruesday
worn on Wednesday. washed on F'Iida.
ready pn Sunday-Sox. sc
10-13-tf WOODWARD & lVOMEI.E.
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING OFFICES
suitable for Doctor, Dentist or Law
yer. Apply to Mrs. John Whey, at
NJ w. Tenants Photograph Studio.
zoOz washington avenue. SIS If
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ROOSEVELT IN c1Sc1sS .r1.
He Replies 70 Letter Addressed Him by
J"fln Il. Mclean.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

o>->~-~-~~--~~-~~~>-<-~~~~~~
WJl7 I'D THE GENTLEMAN WHO
addressed another one near West nN-
cnuc late Saturday evening. Oclulc,
J. and who afterwards LETT him 10
'Hh 49, Yer another person. kindly
communicate with lie undersigned!
''',' Daily Press Office 1e-22-.t
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Splendid Business Oppo, tun;ty.

start business in the two new slor"
rooms AZ the eastern end Of The beau
iJ'rl new TWcnty-htth street bridge
~ "d"ratc rent: excellent location; fine
business outlook. can On e. r.; NclmS
4 BRO 10 oo-Gl
SA FES--HE RRING. HALL. MARVIN
d 90. safes cqCc! 20 any safe on the
market. All styles and sizes. Sold on
easy terms. ]. D. Godsey, 230 2Sth
street. 1O-5-1nlo.
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CASH OLD POST
age and revenue stamps: valuable
stamps found on backs Of old photo
graphs Send for buying list, 2 S.
Cook. Box 500 Hampton, Va 5-3-tf
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WANTED TO BUY OR SELL ALL
kinds Or furniture and household
goods Repairing and upholstering
at short notice. A. Rybner 22G 25,h
street. 4-30-HnO
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+ . !; S.Al-i.-NGTlCN BUSINESS.
centrally located. Reasonable tent.
T.. - iiu:., -. city. 1O-2l ct
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W'A\TED-YOJ-NG AND OLD. RICH
and poor to stop those aching pains
~ using our Nerve and Bone Lini-
nHent. Eothirg like it, For sale only
by Eilisnly & Eilisoly. 1910 Washing
"''Io Washington avenue. 10-ttf
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'ETF'D--ROARDER FOR \ BEAU
tiful bright front room ana other dc
Sirnhc rooms. Home comforts.
Terms moderate. Mrs w. a. Neal.
lnI rWonty-Sevcnth street. lO-22-3l
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OR SIN !sOARDERS
at 3.5oG Washington avenue. Nicely
furnished: rooms. j. +. Atkins.
1901 .
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WANTE:D-AT ONCE "A GOOD CAN
vasser 70 work in city. j. l.. GO
WE'LL, Virginia avenue and oath
street lc-22-1t
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FOR RENT.

FoH I,EET--P.ART7LY FURNISHED
font room, suitable for a doctor, III;
18th street. between West and Wash
!hSthn avenue 10 22-3
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SELL BY 4 PARTY
leaving town one upright piano. Will!
sell Very cheap. Price $50. vii! give
part time. NJ. r. HERMAES. "ith
street ana Lafayette avenue. 10 % 8
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FOR S.ALl.-.GRoG'E STOCK AND
fixtures. Centrally located. E.slab-
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