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He has Used II for Fifteen Years, AMI
Declares It is the E5si Blood Purifier
and Tonic Made. Strong Words
from CoOrgid's Chief Executive,

There is not one person in hundred
whose system c.n successfully with
stand the severe drains Of the Spring
season without the aid OF tonic. Ali
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Allen D. Gambler. Faithful to everv
rust, his rugged honesty is his shining
Fir5ue: His word is accepted far and
vide, for he never gives an endorsement
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01
WAKE FOREST COMMENCE
MENT.

MARKED TIE END OF A sUCCEsFU
The commencement exercises G
Wake Forest last week were at higl
mark all through. Tie editor OF TIL.
COMMONWEALTH was present at all tn
exercises except the address before tn
law class Monday night; and so mucl
Was said of the address of Senator NJ
IL. Justice of Rutherfordton we fell
pretty familiar with the fact that u
was great effort. He discussed
The Practice of the Law" Many
feassuring compliments were pass.
ed on the address and it was re
garded as a fortunate keynote for the
entire commencement
CONGRESSMAN KITCHIN' S ADDRESS.
Tuesday night Congressman w. w.
Aitchin delivered the annual address
before the alumni association. He
was happily introduced by Mr.. j. N.
Holding OF Raleigh. Mr.. Kitchin's
home is Roxboro, but somehow The
COMMONWEALTH always feels like
Claiming him for Scotland Neck, as
this is his native home. He chose for
his subject "The Students Duty to
Society" He easily held his audience
Tor an even hour, and delivered an ear
nest, thoughtful, well-tlmed address,
The spirit of which was highly com.
nended by many, and the delivery
u which met with hearty applause by
he fine audience which greeted him.
The thought Of the address did not |
'onfine the term Student" to one in |
College but applied it to the man
Who thinks whether In college or
ut. One of wise and prudent ex-
'resslon and Of equally safe indg
nent remarked to the writer that
lr. Kitchin's fine address showed
i'm to be student of, and almost a
cholar in, politics.
PROF. TRENT S ADDRESS.
wednesday morning Prof. VIM. P.
rent OF Suwanee University, Tenn,
ellyered the address before the two
terary societies. Prof. Trent was in {
oduced by Mr.. j. d. Boushal, of Raj
sh who made reference to the speak :
s gifts and attainments as an author.
Id bespoke for him the best attention [
his fine audience, which was given. s
ae speaker chose for his subject
opolltanlsm and craftsmanship" His \
dress was delivered from manuscript t
1t he held his audience Tor an hour c
almost breathless attention, SO Z
'ong and forceful were his sentences l
d 50 we'll delivered. Prof. Trent q
joys the distinction of being a great q
collar and he well sustained his rep Il
alton In his Wel!-studled utterances q
d bold assertions concerning MANY -
the great political and economic
estlons OF our national life, He de- "a
red that America has not a single &c
n whose death would cause world -
1e grief. While not entirely pessi- vi
site, the speaker was bold enough, OF
make assertions calculated 10 make
think closely on tho question as
whether Or not we are as great q neo- WI
as we think. NJ
lie thought the country does not Is
q the two-party system of govern -
ut, but ought to rise to the ideal nv -
anlng the good out Of the two great 81
ltical parties and thus have model 81
eminent. 1t was great address ka
will be remembered as one of the @ss
INCEST and boldest ever delivered st s
ke Forest College M
DIR. RUsT's SERMON. ~
gednesday night DR.. J. O. Puet 1T IL
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Sale Of County 5N1ds

Sealed bids for tha the bond. Of Ha,
max county Issued pursuant oati
General Assembly oi 1899 vii 5aIs,
celved and opened br the Ch2irn.n.a
the Board Of commissions in iIalli''
on Tuesday after the frs Monday u
June, 1899. The amount of aaHdsto's
sold Is Sl5, LOCO; and they will he ,,.si
ia denominations of $l90, agd %@@
90 suit purchasers, bearin. g lTc ea'
interest payable somi-aanUa II Oh s.
LIST days Of July and Janna,y @.l
y year. The principal vii o.
@l'ooO on Jaruary Isl, 1904 i'
same amount anauallr a. .si M
succeeding nine years.
Z. !. TRAVIS.
o-4-ot. County attorney
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01
STUDY THESE LEAKS.

The South is truly land of great re
sources, but it can never make its bes
developments under the present svs.
tenn of buying from other markets
so much that ought to be raised here
at home.
The CoMMoNW EALTH has all the
while insisted upon home indepen-
dence, and we still urge it. We take
it thas Scotland Ne OK is an aycraca
market for corn, meal, meat, &c,
Noticing broker handling large
quantity of hay few days ago, we ask
ed from what point it was Skinned
He answered that he supposed it grew
in Michigan.
Then the inquiry came as to how
much stuff is shipped to Scotland Neck
every year which ought to be raised by
our own farmers. From good author
1ty we have it that the shipments here
for the twelve months ending Nav / !
1899, were as follows:
Grain, 1850 bushels;
Meal, 1916 bushels
Flour, 1856 barrels;
Meat, 624,0s6 pounds:
Hay, at least 20 car loads.
Now, these products which ought
TO have been raised here, calcu-
lated at current prices, have taken from
the community great amount Of
Corn a. SOC. 81 Gao M
Meal "a 6Oc. ssOs5 en-
Meat a. SC. S31 2Oa %
Flor g. 81. s1149o mi
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New Lot of Pie and A
PeacIlas, En-.

Always bring me yorr C.,,,,,:,
Eggs, and anything el., ta- l.qrr.
x S, ", A0laS:rT
New Lot CT Flower Poi. .5.g9r
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01


during the tles Will
20 tne hearts appetite
VIC peope as tnelr beloved
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01

MARKED TIE END OF SUCCESSFUL
YEAR.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01
DIR. RUsT's SERMON.

Wednesday night DR.. 20. Rust. Of
Nashville, Tenn, preached the bacca.
laureate sermon. He is known as one
OF the greatest preachers of the cour-
try, and the great audience which was
up!1fted and set upon a higher plane
OF christian thinking, were all agreed
that be spoke with the power of the
Spirit. He spoke of ''The Mission of
the Church." and showed by clear and
convincing Truth that the greatest
thing to the christian man is LOYALTY to
Jesus Christ and the right through
the church on earth.
COMMENCEMENT DAY EXERCISES.
Thursday was the day for com
mencement exercises. A large
crowd gathered, as usual, to listen to
the speeches of the graduating class.
Out OF class of forty the following
speakers had been chosen
Saiutatorian, &. N. BaiIy, of NotIolk.
W. F. Powell, OF Wake, North Car
DINA in the Twentieth Century"
W. N. johnson, Sampson, "Indlvid-
uaiity."
i. D. Savage, Hartford, Literature
and It's Rewards"
L. R. Varser, Gates, "The Third |
Act"
P. S. Carlton, Duplin, "The Valpe
Of Vote"
). 9. Turner, Statesville, valedlctorv
The Battle of Life"
The speeches were well pranarel
showed ability and careful thought and
ELECTED great credit upon the class
md the WORT done for them.
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED.
President Taylor delivered diplomas
the class aud in few we'll chosen
ma touching sentences delivered his
artlng address to them and they pas
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01

President Taylor delivered diplomas
70 the class aud in a few we'll chosen
ana touching sentences delivered his
parting address to them and they pas
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1899-06-01

ed out Into the world, no longer as
'sgrava ~ d reverend Seniors" but as
other .s-o,:ng men in the battle Of life.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16
SULLIVAN TOMORROW NIGHT,

Jahn 4, and His Rig Company in ~
TriP Across the Ocean,"
John 4, Sullivan's comedy and big
vaudeville company is booked at the
0pera house for tomorrow night. Re-
ports from the road show that the com
pany has been doing a phenomenal
business, and the press criticisms from
tho different cities in which the com
pany has appeared have been most fat
terinG, OF course, Sullivan has been
given 4 big reception everywhere, but
the company has made q big repnta,
ti1n, and the entertainment has pleased
everyone who has witnessed 1t. Just
At Till present time, when there is "a
mNQe controversy a. to who tho real
ehampinR II, theFe now being about
I've haevyweiGht aspiyants who claim
the h0noF, II will be q pleasing sight to
leak upon that old gladiator, who for
twelve years held the championship,
and there was never any dispute TO the
title N tA0se days. John 4, Sullivan
II hAadipG his own big vaudeville com.
pany. opentRe with q pleasing musical
tayes entitled - Trip Across tbs
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Ocean, introducing the entire COM
pany, including the star. who plays the
part az the captain. This introduces
Mi. Sullivan in a new role. that Of a
light conspdian. which ii is said he
handles very gracefully. The comedy
i'm itself Is very bright and away from
the general run of suein light b~uflettas.
a little plot running through it. The
music is catchy aud the situations are
extremely funny. The olio that fol-
lows includes eight stellar acts. open
ing with Edwards and Edwards. IL
Illustrated songs; Rochefort and May.
funny fuusters and %parodists; Fetching
brothers. musical comedians: Bertha
and Crouch. acrobats and contortion
dancers; Lowry and Francis, athletic
marvels: Beelev and Lee, sidewalk
conyersationalists. Ryeford sisters.
dancers of all nations, and Darmody,
the worlds greatest club iuggler. The
closing portion of the programme is
Scenes in a Gymnasium" showing
the different apparatus and how such
are used by the different fighters when
training for "a contest. TO make this
scene more novel and interesting, the
ex- champion heavyweight of America.
Jake Kilrain, has been engaged. Kill
rain is a fighter of the old school and.
like the great John L., was never afraid
to contest for pugilistic honors. In
those days, they were fighters and not
newspaper reporters. This will be the
first meeting between these two glad
iators since their memorable fight at
Richburg. Miss, over nine years ago.
Messrs. Sullivan and Kilrain will IL
i~ustrate different blows and locks used
by various fighters, will also show how
fights are governed and what rules
predominate during a contest governed
by London prize ring rules, where bat
ties in those days were fought upon the
sod and when bare knuckles were used
instead of gloves. They will close with
a tbree-round scientific sparring exhibit
tion.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16

"Devttss Auction" Makes Fan for All.
viii TIE Here SATURDAY. Night.

sipnor Y. Romeo. a rev MATTE de
ballet. has been engaged to arrange and
direct the ballets In Yale's Forever
advertisements under the catchy titles
of The Ballet Fantastique.' The
Feast Of the Dragon. aud Lies Danse
de Sousa," the latter illustrating in
typical costume king Cotton" stEl
Captain. : "Uncl,ain the Dogs of War"
aud 1.-The Stars and Stripes Forever
ani other great musical successes Of the
March King" This combined with
representations Of Columbia and Brit.
tania will ut the time be most effective
and pleasing. 4 large and efficient
corps de ballet has been engaged. com
posed of Young, pretty and clever cory
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pbees, secondos and ballerina, while
Concettina Gluten and Giselda Bas-
segio have been secured as principal
dancers by Manager Yale's European
agent. A special feature has been ar
ranged for i'll Little Miss Columbia. f."
whose performances border on the mar
yelons. The European and American
speeialties which have hitherto been a
feature with this performance will be
found equally as interesting as hereto
fore. Among the artists engaged are
Colby and Dewitt in q peculiar act en-
titled THE Organ Grinder and his
Monkey - the Brothers Phantos, aerial
gr~otesques; Alexander Decca, the best
Of the comedy trick cyclists; while
Miss Phyllis Allen, Wayne Mayo, Ella
Gardiner and Ben f. GrinnelI will also
present their special acts. A number
of acts exclusive to this attraction will
be presented in 1.-The Shy Young
Girls, 1.-The Timid Old Maids, 1.-THE
Musical Nurse Girls" The Ballet of
Mechanical Figures" and other
features. In fact, all the immense
pharaphernalia of q great spectacle will
be set in motion, and there can be but
n result, viz, a splendid performance
replete with all that is new and at
tractiye. DEVILS Auction, Saturday,
MAY 20.
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T ARRIVALS.
At the Grand.

Friday, May I'D, +. Kahn, Ohio
A. Y. Robertson, Chicago; Il. II. Chap.
man, Tacoma; Fl. F. Vessel, st. Paul
e. W. Hammer. Chicago; Geo. P. Dier,
Bozeman; John Mack, Glendive; ID.
+. Malays0n. Omaha; J. A. johnson,
@. @. Hunt, Gebo; @. q. Hoyt, Crow
Agency; NJ, Coddon, Butte; @. e.
Guenthed, F. Bennion, Denver; T. F.
Simms, Chicago; VIM. P. jain, Mil
wanke; H. Keiser. Grow Agency; @.
H. Dickson, Washington, d. O.; W. l..
Unger, Lanrel; B. Urnsr. Melville; A.
Muller, st. Paul; e. H. Becker, Grow
Agency; W. Z. Posey, Lame Deer; Z.
p. Brown, New York; H. o. Hickox,
California; u B. Hilton. St.. Paul; s.
B, Buckles, Butte; l.. U, P, Wlote,
Chicago; G. Gallagher, J. q. James,
New York.
Saturday, May .l3.-W. +. Meyers.
Bozeman; VIM, Greenwald, New
York; Jas, o. Sullivan, Chicago; ].
NJ. Rapelje, Glendiye; Max Aseh,
Helena; W, r. Russell, Carbon; II. s.
Cole, Sheridan; W. @. Burnett, sheri-
dan; j. A. Forbes, ST. Paul; W. S,
Collins, wife and daughter. Basin; p.
Daniels, Anaconda; g, A, Hazlett, N.
H. q. F. Story, Sheridan; N, Kline,
Glendiye; VIM, Hawson, W. i. Meyer,
Red Lodge; ID. r, Beck, Missoula; S.
Kohlberg, Helena; r, NJ, Leopold,
Philadelphia; II. Plat, Denver; J.. B,
Amin, Columbus; Hay, j. T.. Hample,
Butte; ], S, Herman, New York; j.
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Gardner. Brooklyn. W. w. X. c. 8.
Helena: q Il. Hubbard. jackson; T
= l,nlinn. ffinndirn.

Gardner. Brooklyn. w. w. X. c. s.,
Helena. q. n. Hubbard. jackson; r.
p. Cullen. Glenhive.
Sunday, May f4.-R. II. Morton.
California. r. II. Becker. Grow
Agency. J. r. Murphy. II. s. Howell,
Helenas II. nj. Grace, Glendive: A. ID.
Graffewied, Big Dry: 7. Mctsirl.
Huntley; ]. A. johnson and family,
Gebo. NJ. W. Woods, Nebraska; l.. r.
John. city: j. +. Richie. Laurel; +. r.
Fleming. Glendive. i. W. Ulapton W.
+. Strait, Roundu; Max Kahn. New
York; Henry Greenhood. Ben Green
hood, Helena W. W. Aherson. San
Francisco. DIR. I'll. Shea. Rcd Lodge:
j. Mack. Glendive.
Monday. May lbs. E. Carr and
two. Glendive; J. M. Rapelie. Glen
dive; b. Urner. Melville; A. Muller.
st. Paul: Il. l.. Boardman. city; W.
W. Aherson. San francisco: l.. A.
Nntting. Laurel; G.. q. Hoyt. Grow
Agency; B, f. Badge, Washington ID.
r. Mudgett. st. joe; J. A. Hartman.
Gebo: Mrs. Mitchell. Kansas City: JIG.
Taylor. Glendive; j. r.. Haynie,
Ballentine: W. II. Selvidge, Helena:
+. NJ. Houchut, Wisconsin,. VIM.
Galoni, Helena; l.. NJ. Bouahs, Hell
ena q. ". Drew, 1t. Paul H.. Hill
burn, q. III. Wright, Livingston Fl. Il.
Seaman. Omaha: A. II. Wether, Butte;
4. g. Steele, Chicago; X. Dorm, ID.
Bradford. Helena: II. II. Fairebild.
New York: W. III. Eldredge, Chicago;
A. r. ID. Paterson, San Francisco; M.
f. Ernzz, Chicago; III. ID. Curtis,
Omaha; ID. r. Jones. Washington
SUI Wellner, Chicago: J. ID. Nnwehill,
New York.
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First Publication May ID, 1855

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Seventh Judicial District of the
State OF Montana, in and for the Coun-
ty of Yellowstone,
In tbs matter OF the estate of Jennie
Fagin, deceased, Order to show cause
why order for sale of real estate should
not be granted,
1t appearing to the court, by the PEI
tition of u. 5, Holmes, the admins
traitor Of the estate of Jennie Fagin, de-
ceased, heretofore filed in this court,
that it is necessary to sell the whole OF
the estate consisting OF real estate solely
OF the decedent and the expenses aud
charges of administration;
1t is therefore ordered by this court
that all persons interested in the estate
of the deceased, appear before said
coprt or the 18th day of June, 1899, ut
the hour Of 10 o'clock a, m, Of said day
at the court room of said court ut the
court house in the city Of Billings, in
the county of Yellowstone, IN the state
of Montana, to show cause why an
order should not be granted to sell said
real estate of said estate, and that a
copy of this order be served on Mark
Thompson, the sole legatee, personally,
at least ten days before the afore-men-
toned date, or that said order shall be
published at least four successive weeks
in The Billings Gazette before said day,
Dated April %, 1899,
q, II, LOUD, Judge,
Jas, r, Goss, Attorney for Admins
traitor
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Dissolution of C0-partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Iceberg, Holmes & Calhoun has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent,
VigO Iceberg retiring from and after
this date. The business of druggists
and s%tationers will be continued under
the firm name of Holmes & Calhoun,
who will collect all accounts due the
old firm and pay all bills against it.
Yigo Iceberg.
u. S. Holmes.
W. B. Calhoun.
Billings, Mont, May s, 1899. Oft
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Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Claike's Fork and Silgertir
Ditch company until IL o'clock noon.
June |, 1899, by the undersigned. for
the removal of seven Cd miles of dirt
twelve (I2) feet wide. For further in.
formation address the undersigned.
B. I. Womsley. Sec. and Treas.
Bridger p. o., Carbon County, Mont
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a grand old remedy for Cough. Colds
and Consumption. used through the
world for half Il century. has cured in
Vulnerable eases IL incipient consuinp
tion and relieved many in advanced
stages. IL Won are not satisfied with the
results we will refund your money.
Price % cts. SO cts. and s1oU. Sold by
Chapple Drug co.
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Many u LAYER

Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive breath.
karl's Glover Root Tea pnrifies the
breath by its action on the bowels etc.
as nothing else will. Sold for years on
absolute guarantee. Price % cts. and
80 cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16

Group is the terror Of thousands uf
young mothers because its outbreak is
50 agonizing and frequently fatal.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
acts like magic in cases of Group. 1t has
never been known TO fail. The worst
eases relieved Immediately. Price %
cts. 30 cts. and s1.o0. Sold by Chapple
Drug Co.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. Office Of

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, Office Of
Chief @, NJ, st, Paul, MINI,
April IS, l8a0, = SEALED PRO-
POsALs, In triplieate, will bs received
az this office or At the following named
posts, until II 0'cloek a, M, May Is,
1919, and opened then, tor furnishing
and delivery OF such WOOD aud COAL,
during the fiscal year commencing duly
/, 1893, as may be required at vt. Paul
aud Fort Smelling, MINI, Fort Yates,
N, D., Forts Assinab0ine, Harrison and
Keogh, Mont, Fort Yellowstone, Wye,
and Fort Meade, &, d, Blank forms of
proposals with full instructions will be
furnished on application here, or to tho
Quartermasters at tho several posts
named, United States reserves tho
right to accept or reject any 0r Vii pro-
posals or any part thereof, GEO, W,
POND, @, y, N, ~
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SALE OF SCHOOL, BONDs.
school District No. q. Yellowstone County
Montana.

seI,ool District No. q, Yellowstone County
Montana.
Columbus. Montana, April 2s, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the trus-
tees of School District No. 6, Yellow.
stone county. Montana, ON Saturday,
the third day of June. 1899. at
O'Clock p. m, at the office of the school
board in Columbus, Montana, will re-
ceiye proposals TO sell school bonds of
said district to the amount of EIGHT
THOUSAND (ss, 000) DOLLARS as
voted at the election held on the first
day of April 1899. Said bonds will be
of the denomination of Five Hundred
(S500) Dollars each, dated July /,
1899, payable july /, 1914, and re-
deemable July /, 1909. Said bonds
will bear interest at the rate of five per
cent @ ~ per annum. payable semi
annually.
Bidders will satisfy themselves in
advance of the day of sale as to the le-
gality of said bonds. An unconditional
certified check to the amount of $3.50,
payable to the chairman of the board of
trustees of School District No. @, Yell
lowstone county, Montana, must ac-
company each bid az a guarantee Of
good faith, to be forfeited on failure to
take the bonds ii awarded to the par
ties.
Bonds will be ready for delivery on
day of sale, The right is reserved to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the board of trustees of
school district No. @, Yellowstone conn
ty, Montana.
3-s III, /. GRANT.
Chairman.
GEO. Fl. SIMPSON,
School Clerk.
Date of first publication May 2, 1893
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Won Try II,

Ii Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small price of
p cts, 30 cts. and Sl,O0, does not cure
take the bottle back and we will refund
your money, Sold for oyer fifty years
on this guarantee, Price 25 cts. and SO
cts. Sold by Chapple Drug Go.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16

Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned up to noon of the 3rd
day of June, A. ID. 1899. for the eree-
ton and completion of a two-story
stone school building to be erected at
Columbus, Mont, plans and specifca-
tions for which can be seen at the Office
OF Geo. H, Simpson, clerk. Columbus,
and at the office OF the architects, Bell
q Kent, Helena. Mont, on and after
the 10th day of May, A. d. 1899. The
right is reserved to reject any and all
bids and to waive any informally in
any bid, if it be deemed to the school
districts interest SO to do.
6-3 H. |, Grant, Chairman.
Attest: Geo. Fl. Simpson, Clerk.
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Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing a per-
feet complexion, or money refunded.
% cents and so cents. Sold by Chapple
Dr,,u N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16
Memorial Day Excursion to Custer BattIs
field.

Tuesday, May 30. Round-tr rate
from Billings only 81. 80. Train leaves
Billings at $50 a. M. Programme
includes music by the Sheridan and
Billings bands. also by the Indian boys
band of the st. Xavier mission: speech
es by Colonel Sanders of Helena and
others, and decoration of graves by
members of the G. A. r. Get tickets
at b. 81 Nj. r. r. depot. ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16

Rah, Rah, Rah!
Sizz, Boom, All!
Super, Super, superfne!
Billings High School '99l!H
i
Honor Roll, Sonth Primary, Miss
Lillian Reynolds, Teacher (Report de-
layed by teachers illness Carl
Hpckleberry, pelos Mcbride, Norman
Nelson, nellie Toole, Neil Graham,
R0wene Brooke, DeForrest Hogue,
Elva Jones, Esther Birely, Edna Oils
dorf, Ernest A%shbaugh, Myrtle Hall,
Georgia Sehock, Johnny Sawyer, Edna
ppnne, Eugene Shelly.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-16
Si.5O- Custer Battlefield and Return SIS
Tuesday, May 80,

Train leaves Billings at $50 a, m.
Speeches by Colonel Sanders and
Others, Music by the Billings and
Sheridan bands, also by the Indian boys
band of the st, Xavier mission, Dec
Grafton of graves by members of the q,
A. II. 7-2