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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-19
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
Object, is Horrifed to End Ho Had
Killed His Nephew.

LANCASTER, O., Oct. l.. This city
was greatly shocked Friday morning
TO learn of q terrible accident which
happened before daylight in East Lam
caster, where little Robbie Farley, SIX
years old, was killed by his un-
Gle, Afford Farley, Of Hooker sta
tion, who was visiting his deceased
brothers. wife during fair. Little
Robbie had got up and gone out before
daylight in his white night clothing in
the back yard behind some bushes.
Mr.. Earley's little girl looked out of
window and saw something white, tell
ing her father, who picked up shot
gun and went out, shooting al the
white object, which was little Rob-
bic, killing him. After the shoot
ing Mr.. Early went to the
spot and was horrihed TO learn that
he had killed his little nephew, the en-
tire charge of shot taking effect back
of his head. Mr.. Farley is almost
crazy over the sad affair. Mrs. Farley,
mother of the boy. buried her husband
about six weeks ago and has the entire
sympathy of all Lancaster citizens in
this sad affair.
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The Eighth Attempt to Decide
the Question OF Supremacy
Was Successful.
BOTH BOATS AT TINES HIDDEN BY FOG.
The Shamrock Crosses the Starting
Line First. But She Is Soon Over.
hauled by the Cup Defender.
The American Yacht Did 1t All Through
skiilfui Handling In windwzrd Work
and Il ompictc Victory for the
DoAt, skipper aud Crew.

New YORK, Oct. lT.-The eighth Mt
tempt at yacht race began Monaay
at Ii o'clo,k, when the starting gun
was fred. Shamrock crossed the line
first.
Columbia got the best of the jockey
ing, securing the windward position.
When the gun was tirei Shamrock
tucked across the line first. but Column
bia was clos, 20 her, and had the wind
ward berth. Shamrock crossed the
line at ll:O3. and Columbia Mt 1l:02:00.
At the end OF six minutes both the
Yachts were on nearly even terms.
At 1888 a. IN. the boats had gone
about four miles. and the Columbia is
length ahead and to five windward.
Both boats were on starboard tack
headed for Long Island shore.
The boats had covered about ten
miles of first leg at 1880 n. IN. The
Columbia has done wonderful wind
ward work. but boats have been well
handled. There were several tacks
about l2 o'clock and Columbia came
out of the jockeying with good gains.
She is a mile ahead Of the challenger.
Wind holds east, blowing about eight
knots an hour.
Columbia led by half mile at 1915,
when they were nearing the turn. The
wind was keeping up.
The fog at times In the first hour
hid the yachts from view. 1t shut in
around them again at 1850. This made
the racing especially dangerous. Al
2:35 o. m. the despatch boat, now of
Long Branch. IS flying signal that the
Columbia was ahead.
The Columbia turned the windward
mark off Short Beach at 1:4s:l9. The
Shamrock at l:5S:06. The Columbia''
lead over the Shamrock Is abont one
and one half miles Mark l5 mile,
from starting line. Two yachts now
running home before the wind At 2;4S
Ga the beat down 10 the outer mark
the Columbia outpointed and outfoot
ed the Shamrock. and gained on every
tack. She turned the stakeboat 9min
utes and A. seconds ahead OF the Sham
rock by official time.
The Columbia at 2:O4 is In sight about
81 miles from finish line. The Sham
rock is no. yet in sight.
The Columbia crossed the line a
354:j9 The Shamrock at 4:05:t0.
The result Of the first finish fight be
tween the Columbia and the ShamrocI
for the Americas cup and the yachting
supremacy Of the world is complete
victory for the American boat, th'
American skipper and the American
crew. The Columbia did It all in wind
ward work. She surprised even thos'
who knew her best.
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ADM. DEWEY IN BOSTON.
A Crowd Of iuliy 10000 People Met the
Hero of Manila at tho Depot-ts-
cortod by War Veterans.
secured

BosToN, Oct. Ij.-Fully %, 600 people
were crowded in and around the sta
ton, and in the rush to get look at
the hero he WAS we'll nigh CARED off
his feet lie was with Mayor Quincy
and a delegation representing the
Home Market club, the chamber OF
commerce and other municipal bodies
The admiral rode at the head OF a coi-
umn of 10000 war veterans through
the city's principal streets to the Hotel
Touraine, which will be his home dur
ing his three days stay.
The sdmiral's e'cort Friday night
were the naval veterans, and follow
ing them were posts of the Massachu-
setts department of the Grand Army
and Spanish war veterans. All the
streets were profusely decorated and
crowds lined the sidewalks Red hre
was burned lavishly.
The admiral after dinner witnessed
fine display Of fireworks on Boston
common from his apartments in the
hotel and retired soon aftcrward. Sat
urday he had an arduous day, as ne
attended many functions. In the fore
noon he heard the school children sing
on the common. was presented with
watch at the city hail and reviewed
the parade, which included the entire
state militia moblized for its fall ma
neuvers. In the evening there was b'
a banquet az the Algonquin club.
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Gen. Schwan, With the Infantry,
Arrives There in q Greatly
Exhausted Condition.
HARDEST MARCH OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The Filipinos Had Deserted the Town
Upon Learning Of the App Oach
OF the Americans.
Mel CheathAm. with Scouting Party,
Drove "A Force OF strongly 1ntrenched
Rebels From Their Position--
Three Amsricans Killed

MANILA. Oct. 1A-Maj Cheatham,
wish scouting party, while proceed
ing along the west shore of the lake
Thursday encountered force of rcb-
els stronly entrenched at Muntinlupa.
Maj. Cheatam reports that he drove
the rebels from their position and that
in the engagement three Americans
were killed and two we're wounded.
Rulnors are in circulation in Manila
that Maj. Chcatheam discovered three
American prisoners who had been
bound, gagged and shot by the insur-
gents These rumors, however, are
not confirmed.
One Sandago, lieutenant of the Ia
tive police, has been arrested and
lodged in Jail his subordinate having
reported to the authorities that he was
endeavoring to enlist them In n plot to
turn the police against the Americans
in the event of an uprising.
Reports having reached the provost
marshal that arms were concealed at
the headquarters OF the Dominican
friars, large building adjoining the
palace, a detachment of soldiers made
a search Of the building. They found
a small stock OF Mausers, revolvcrs
and ammunition, which was confis-
Gated despite The protests OF the friars
that the arms were not intended for
unlawful use.
Gen. Schwan with the infantry. has
reached Bacoor The troops are great
ly exhausted having had one of the
hardest marches of the campaign.
From Malabon to Pcrcs das Marinas
they marched through roadlcss rice
fields. The 4th infantry from linus
joined Gen. Schwan at Peres das Mari
mas. The Fiipinos had deserted the
town upon learning of the approach of
the Americans leaving only the won-
en- and children behind.
WASHINGTON. Oct. u. The following
cablegram from Gen. Otis was received
at the war department Saturday:
MANILA. Oct. IL. -Schwan's column
swung into linus from Das Marinas on
Friday morning; camped at Bacoor
Friday night; has scattered insur-
gents, who, probably retiring by de-
tachments on lndang. Condition OF
roads prevented further pursuit; 126
men of Thirty-sevcnth III volunteers, Maj.
Chetham, drove insurgents south and
westward from the lake town
Of Muntinlupa, on Friday, pursu-
ing several miles, and retired
to Bacoor by Zapote river road; loss 3
men killed, wounded, l missing.
Schwan's movement very successful;
inflicted heavy loss on men and prop
er,y of southern insurgent army; he
reports their casualties at 200 killed
and 400 wounded; their stored supplies
destroyed. Young moving from Ara
vat north and westward Thursday;
scattered insurgents, who retired
northwest; his casualties slightly
wounded; considerable stores of grain
captured.
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Destructiye Earthquake.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. ia dispatch
from Batavia. capital Cf the Neither
lands, Indies. Java, says that violent
earthquake has visited the south side
OF the island of Coran, next to the
largest OF the Moluccas, between Boo
roo and Papua, completely destroying
the town of Amhei and killing, 1t Is
estimated, some 5000 people, as well
rs in juring some 800 others. The dis
patch says that details Of the disaster
have not vet been obtained.
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WAsHISoroN. Oct 17.-Word has been
received here of the death Sunday, at
Saugerties Depot, y. Y, Of Lieut.. Com
mander T. B NJ. Mason, L. s. ~, re-
tired. Commander Mason was ma
tive of New York, and was 81 years Of
age. lie was instrumental in develop
ing the Office OF naval intelligence,
which proved of great value TO the
government during the Spanish-Amer-
lean war.
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,.,, c,adw.cl.. Threat Ended the War.

Can't. Chadw .ck's Threat Ended the Wa
MorGANrowS, W. Va, Oct l3 Adm.
Sampso states that Capt. Chadwick
wrote the letter leading to the Iorafs
surrender, and gave it TO Gen. Shafter.
The letter he says, was signed with
out the slightest change, and surren'
der followed. 1t contained threat OF
bombardment and news of the victory
pointing out the uselessness OF further
aghting. These facts are part OF the
record OF the bureau of navigation
hitherto unpublished. Sampson Say'
Chadwick undoubtedly ended the war.
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Given the Freedom of the Town.

DuMFgIEs, Scotland, Oct 15.---Upon
the occasion Friday of the laying Of
the foundation stone of the free library
presented to Dumfries by Andrew Car
necie, the doner was given the free
dom OF the town. In replying to an ad-
dress, Mr.. Carnegie said: Man had
only begun the work of civilization
while he employed inhuman means OF
killing his fellow men, often fellow
Christians, to settle national disputes. "
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Rr. Adm. Farquhar Assumes Comm and.

NEWPORT News, Va, Oct 15-Rr.
Adm. Sampson left here Friday night
for Washington. A boat was lowered
from the flagship New York, and the
retiring rear admiral was rowed
ashore by the line officers of the cruis'
er. This provoked great cheering from
the jackies of the white squadron. A
party salute was fired by the New
York. RI Adm. Farquhar assumed
command OF the squadron. Twelve
thousand school children visited the
feet SATURDAY..
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.imo.t Fourteen Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-Thlrd Assist
ant Postmaster General Madden an
nounced Thur sday that for the quar-
ter ending September 80 last, the in
crease over the corresponding quarter
last wear in the issue of postage
stamps, stamped envelops and postal
cards had amounted to almost IA per
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Promotions in the Navy.

WAsnrNeroN, Oct. 12.-The retire
ment OF Rr. Adm. Henry l.. Howison
has resulted in the promotion of the
following named officers: Capt A. 3
Barker, commander of the Norfolk
navy yard. to be rear admiral; Com
mander Edward I. Strong, 10 be
captain; Lieut.. Commander ). Il.
Briggs, to be commander; Lieut.. H. l.
Mulligan, to be lieutenant commander;
Lieut.. Gunior grade) j. Ii. Rowen' to
be lieutenant.
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whol.,alo Druggists Elect Officers.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. Y, Oct. lS.-Ihe
National Wholesale Druggists associa-
Slon elected the following oincers
Thursday: President, E. c. Frisbie'
Hartford, Ct; first vice president j. ~
Es~sy. indianapolis; second vice presi-
A.nt. w. s. Messereau, New York
City. secretary, A. B. Merriam Mime
ono1is: treasurer, S. +. Strong, Cleve-
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p,.,f,, vii, Not lie Reins,stsd.

PARIS, Oct l7.--The Matin says the
general amnesty to be proclaimed for
those involved in the recent troubles
will not affect the trials Of Zola or Jo-
seph Reinach, nor will it reinstate
Dreyfus. Reinach, Paris editor. is
being sued by the widow OF Col. Henry
for libeling her husband.
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~. ro.hian Leaves for Alaska

CHICAGO. Oct 13. Capt Joseph b.
Corhlan, formerly commander of the
United states cruiser Raleigh, left here
Friday for Sitka, Alaska where he
coes to take charge of the government
lighthouse district Of that territory
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Recruiting Practically Completed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13,-The task OF
recruiting the volunteer army for the
Philippines is practically completed
1t was announced at the war depart
ment Thursday that all the regiments
have been filled except one OF the ad-
ditional regiments, the 49th, when
needs less than 500 men. Thea' VIII
be secured within 4S hours.
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broke All Records

BRoCKToN, Mass, Oct 15.-Eddie Nc
Duffec broke all National Cycling as
sociation records for from 3 to 1S miles
inclusive here Friday night in a 25-
mile race with Ben Munroc, OF Mem
phis, riding IS miles In 21:lL
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-10-19
pro,..t Against Excessive Taxation

MADRID, Oct. 13.-The merchants
threaten to close their shops as a pro-
test against excessive taxation. IL the
threat is carried out martial law VIII
be proclaimed, as serious disturbances
would ensue.
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Tho March Declared on

WICHITA. Kan. Oct. 16.-Cara Brown,
who led Coxey's army TO Washington,
and who arrived in Wichita from Dem
yer on his second march Saturday.
Sunday declared the march off and mo-
titled his men that he would go no
further.
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v.,ion,o Mrs. John A. Logan.

CHICAGO. Oct. ia brilliant recep-
tion was rendered Mrs. John A. Logan
at Memorial hall Thursday night by
II $ Grant Post. G. A. r., OF which
Gen. Logan was a member. Addresses
were delivered by Col. Davidson, Cnap-
lain Connoly, Gen. McNulta and hev'
G. O. Brown, formerly of San Fran
cisdn
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Tho strike Reduce. Customs Receipts.

WASHINGTON, Oct 15.-Maj. Root, IN
charge Of the customs OF CUBA, writes
the war department. that the recent
strikes of draymen stevedores and
lightermen have reduced the customs
receipts at the port Of Havana for the
month of September to the amount OF
SI,O 00O
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BosToy, Oct l6.--Amid the cheers Of
10000 people Adm. Dewey departed
from Boston Sunday night on the Fed
eral express for Washington. The ad-
miral spent very quiet day in the city
resting.
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..,,., Cornsd Beef for British soldiers.

CHIcAeo. Oct. 13.-British soldiers
will eat American corned beef IN the
Transyaal, and it will be furnished by
Chicago packers. Orders for some
thing like 1000. 900 pounds were re-
ce;ved in Chicago Thursday.
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Ho.p,,ai shIp Mimosri at Gibraltar

GIBRALTAR Oct. 1.-The United
States hospital ship Missouri. from
New York for Manila, arrived here
Monday morning.
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Ed Mnnn.sa.. Fast Nile.

BRoCKroy, Mass, Oct. 12.-Eddie hc-
Dufee went after the tEvo-milc record
here Wednesday and cua four seconds
off from the record he made Tuesday
afternoon. same distance. His hrst
mile was made in 1923 80 and tho sec
ond in les 2-5.
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Kid Mcfarland Received the Deo's'""'
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-Kh McPartiana q
got the decision over Owen Zeigier az
the end of the 25th round.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-29

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-01-29

Cap ain Glass pays a tribute both gen
erou, and just to Rear Admiral Dewey.
His V ords Of praise to the hero of Manila
have he weight of a trained commander
qualified to judge with expert accuracy
a. well as with professional enthusiasm
Of the merit OF Dewey'7 action and Of his
sagacious policy duringthe irving period
follow ing the destruction Of the spanish
fleet md the capture Of the city. The
count y will heartily agree with the sug-
gestio that the rank Of Admiral be con-
ferreG upon Dewey, as it was given to
Farra :ut.
The mas BagIin, a former resident OF
Cold I'LL, is said to have been killed on
a rail! oad train in Texas. BagIin was
% yeas of age and left here about two
years go.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04
LOCAL NOTES.

' <And after the election it rained.
+ The Raoycle-the wheel Of 1899
T. Matt Murphy of St. Paul was here
over Sunday.
w. R. Hall, merchant of Red
Lodge, was III the city today
} E7zJ. E. Edwards, the junction mer-
chant, is in the city Oh business.
Mrs T. P. Mcdonald ana daughter
were down from Bridger yesterday. :
Sim Roberts, the Carbon county
tockman, was in Billings yesterday.
"A girl baby was horn to Mrs. Harry
Scott of Lavina yesterday in this city
Mrs. Ed. Butler and Mrs Fred
Peacock Of Gebo visited in Billings yes
terday. ...
NPeter Yegen has been on the sick
list for week with bad attack of the
quinsy. #-
DIR. J. E. Free was called to
Columbus this morning Oh professional
business.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $40, pants
at $5, and up \
Miss Brown of Park City has come
to Billings to act as under -milliner at
The Fashion,.
e. H. johnson of Miles City, live
sotck agent for the Northern Pacific. is
in Billings today
{7GC. M. Bair returned Sunday from
a trip to Helena and Winston, where he
went on business.
Read the Mercantile company ad.
this week. It gives an interesting
story Of the store.
j. W. Newton has gone to Big
Horn county, Wyoming, to look after
his sheep interests.
j. J. Mccormick visited his Crys.
tai Springs coal mine lats week for the
purpose Of paying his men.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04
WAN p

Some to write advertisements We want plainly
written, truthful accounts of stock and prices We
want advertisements that will tell the people how we
serve their interest We have frstclass stock of
Spring Medicines. of Paints, of Kodaks of Stationery
in fact of anything found in Drug Stationery Store
We want advertisements to show the people what we
have and why make the best of prices There
are still few people who do not know how low our
prices are We want someone to tell them.
.a,ara Very truly yours,
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

H = e
lFred Kreidler, the efficient court
stenographer for Judge Loud, is in at
tendance at court in this city.
Karl Simmons of Helena was here
yesterday disposing of Northern Pacific
railroad lands to anxious buyers.
Mrs. A. H. Kellogg of Red Lodge
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
McC cCormick in this city over Sunday.
zEd Hayden, who formerly con-
ducted barber shop in Billings, has
accepted position with Ed. Brown.
Austin W. War;. secretary of the
I Montana Hardware company Of Lew
istown, was "doing" Billings yester-
day. 4
+Ws. W. J. Stratton left Sunday
forIfhe Musselshell country to spend
the summer with her sister, Mrs. John
McVey. -s- 49,. .-.
r. P. Fleming, prominent busi-
ness man of Glendive; was in Billings
last week ell route to Texas for short
sojourn.
John Griffith and his company
spent Sunday in Billings, not leaving
for Livingston until yesterday forenoon
on No. /.
Sam jackson Of Big Timber, the
big deputy United States marshal,
visited Billings Saturday Oh official
business.
Howard r. Welsh, civil engineer
for the Gebo coal company, was in the
city Saturday night taking in 1.-The
Avenger. - ~
Go to W. B. George for fire and ac-
cident insurance He represents the
largest line of fire insurance companies
in the state
IS. II. Hardin of the cattle firm of
Hardin & Campbell of Sheridan, whose
range is Oh the Grow reservation, is in
Billings today. ,........
Henry Burrell, manager of the
Carbonate and Diamondville coal
mines, is in the city today en- route
home from an eastern trip.
Mrs. ]. M. Fox and Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Anderson were down frols Red
Lodge Saturday night to see John
Griffith play" The Avenger.
e. A. Wilson of Livingston is a
new employe of the Northern Pacific
in this city, filling the position OF night
operator and assistant ticket agent.
School convened yesterday after a
weeks vacation and the scholars and
teachers feel refreshed and better pre-
pared for the spring work before them.
A. Shovelin, P. Collegan and Mr..
English of Butte were in the city today,
the guests Of Manley & Jensen while
on their way home from trip to Red
Lodge.
Ben Hager, the Butte sewer con-
tractor, as we'll as manager of the
Columbus sandstone quarry. is looking
after business matters in Billings for a
few days. ......
H. B. Segur, the genial general
agent of the Burlington, has been batt-
ling for several days with a siege of
sickness, which has succeeded in keep
ing him indoors. -...I,
t7Nhe excavation work for DR.. Sell
brede's new residence on North Twen-
ty-seventh street has been commenced
and will be rushed as rapidly as the
weather will permit,
j. R. Yates, who is interested
with Mr.. Walsh in the wholesale
grocery business in Butte, will assist
Mills & Walsh of this city temporarily
as travelling salesman.
r. B. Thompson, former flock
master of Hightield, Mont, but who
moved to York, Neb.. last year, is
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions Of the skin, producing per-
feet complexion, or money refunded.
25 cents and SO cents. Sold by Chapple
Drug Co.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

pIANO FOR SALE -Kimball up
L right. used short time, just as per
feet as when new. Do not want to ship
it east, so will sell for just one half Of orr
ginal cost. O.. p. Nash, at Losekamp'e
store, shoe department. 98-tf'
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

Milliner Apprentice Wanted
At once at The Fashion. Apply at
the store. Lee Eisenberg.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04
BURLINGTON TRAINS.

BURLINGTON TRAINS.
FAST BOUND.
g'. DEPARTS.
Passenger No. AZ. 2.y.............. $50 a. m.
Freight No. 46. .1O:05 a. m.
WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES.
Passenger No. Al. .703 p. IN.
Freight No. As. 600 a. m.
J. L. HARRINGTON, Agent.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

pOOM FOR RENT = A furnished
IL room on North Twenty sixth street
Inquire of Glib. A. Lane.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

WEST BOUND.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 3 3.......... 1:O5 a. IN. 1:15 a. m.
Mail No. o.1.. 1908 a. IN. 1913 a. III.
So EAST BOUND. .
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Mail No. 4. 4.......... .1O:55 p. IN. 11:O5 p. III.
Mail No. 2............ $50 a. m. 600 a. m.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation 200 p. m. 6:3O a. m.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER & CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ... .6:3O p. m. 7:3O a. III.
Daily except Sunday.
H. N. KENNDY, Agent.
The Billings gazette., 1899-04-04

WANTED BY two steady young men,
w positions on ranch, sheep ranch
preferred. Address Frank Bryant, care
B. & M. depot, Billings, Mont. 996