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Our HlglIlgIOl Letter.
The Treaty Of Peace Will Be Ratified
b The Senate.
Handsome cworis Presented Z
Admiral DEWEY and Commodore
Scbl.y.
Heavy Opposition 90 the Hull Army
Bill. Gen Woods Of Santiago.
in Washington
corre,p oudence OF ne Arru

''rttf iohNtncr pi lie Arcufs
WAsHINGToN. Ian. II, 1899 -
Signs are plsn ifnl that Mr. Mc-
hinlrv il alarmed by the extrn' of
the Sen ,torial sentiment againsf
our perm ,nent ownership Of tho
Philippines that hls been bronghi
out this week Senusr Foraker
tired 10 answer the Constitution 4
areumon' made b. Senator Noar
agalnsl our right TO own the islunds
and senator Mas,n's speech in
f'vor II his teso.u,ipn declaring
that he United 5; .tos will not ~
TEN ~ 20 con ri my 0ihsr reonls
without their consent. but ne adj
minis ration would doubtless have
preferred anOtaur asd ADLER cham
pion. O'her disturbing elements
to the expansion or bust men we've
resolution for the recognition OF
OF Filipino independence. offered
by Senator Bacon. aud another that
any aggressive action against the
tlllpinos on the part Of the al l.
ministratisn would be an exercise
of Constitutional power vested OK
cluslvely In Congress, offered by
Senator Allen. In addition 10 these
a number of Senators, by questions
interiected in the debate, mado II
plain that they are opposed to our
retaining the Philippines. That
things are getting warm in the
vicinity OF the White House was
shown by the giving out Of semi.
official statement that Mr.. McKin.
ley had never expressed himself i'm
favor of permanent ownership of
the Philippines, and that his inten.
tlans had gone no further than to
give the islands military govern.
ment similar to that now i'm Cubn.
The statement lntImates, without
saying, that If the Filipinos show
themselves capable of maintaining
stable government, Mr.. Mckinley
would doubtless favor their Inde-
pendence In time. Such statements
are not biuding on Mr.. Mckinley.
even II they were explicit. lie had
mn opportunity to say just what his
Intentions are. when he sent the
treaty to the Senate, but he didn't
do it,.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19
\orI5E TO LIEN uoLDERs.

TO ~ persons holding liens by Judgment, or
ON tw.Se. on the real estate, or any part
thereof of a. A. BnrgIna'
L . pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit court
OF IRE ton county made in a cause therein
pending. O. subiec the real estate OF The said
g. y. borsnaH O. the tsfaction OF the lens
thereon, you are h rehy CURED 10 present All
anna heil bV You and en- h Of you aga nst the
S1d \. borg nan. which liens on his real
e!'Hle ~ any art uf 10, iur al ind ca on to me
~ lny ONCE IN kin2WuOd Nest Virginia. ON or
before me LIST day OF teltuary. a. D.. 1870
Given nnder my hal q this 3rd da, OF January,
4 d.. $40 ~
BrOwn s. HYDE Att'ys
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19
Brown S HYDE at;'y @A''0S' Commissioners
CoNMIs IoNER's NorIcE.
oHHIsstoNEn's OFFICE.
f[iurvv,nI ~ " .,....,,... q -
w III. U l|TVN0
vs.. Equity.

W. Equity.
me nbof = euttel Chancery cause ~ n de-
cfte "t the Circuit Court at re-tcn comfy .
maze thc can. ON the 10Th LAY Cf Bccemlor (
l,i@@ having been referrc To- the under
Slghed ani- ioner iu rhgnrcry with the fni-
wing ditccttuus 90 .t certain and repurt the,
real estate owned by the defendant G.
h"rgnan, a. g state aud condition Of tho title
lhc'elo, IN liens and charges thereon, their
amounts character prlurities and 10 .vi'',,,1
uWint and that he report any other pertinent
matter Whlch ~ tt be- deemed 30 by himself or
required by The parties OF any of them:
no parties 20 said cause 10 wit: Wm g.
Brown. pla Min. aud q 4. iiorgman j T. Mo.
henkto, ffcd barlow T. w. Martin r. !. Croran
~ ttr, y j Forincy. trustee. Joseph I;railer
Alheria IN harm. Admx of estate Of VI l..
~ ie., deceased. aud rancis a. Bergman
de'eudl uts, VS. J. therefore take notice. that on
! ho ~ Gay ~ February, a. % 1899 "a my offico
W N'ntW od, Preston county est Virginia,
I thn IIorccf O. execute sad decree
Given under my hand this 8rd day Of January.
A. d., iS9. -
f5agH 5000
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19
NoMnIssIoNER,s OHIO.
t0Mnfssf0NEn's OFFIcR,
kingw bod. w. Va, January s. fso9
~. S. iiar ow. Trustee


Tho anuve entitled chancery cause by n de-
cree ~ the ircuit g. uFf 81 Preston County
made therein, on the i1th day Of Becsnber
y - irff, having been efcrrei 90 the under .
si4ncI tpmnii s-luner in rhancerv. with the
following directions 90 ascertain and e,,,rt
Gee creditors 81 John ,. Fox the SURVIVING
pflthef % FOX tr15. The amount duo each tho
nature ni tAsir clNms. their priurit es and
tlF other matter deemed reFfingut bv him or
required hY tuy n Che PARTIES.
De rartns o. riid cause. Go wit r. MS.
htrI' 81, trustee rIHlutln. and John FOX sur
WINE 20 rinef AZ the hrm of Fox Bro. Anna
Ent' " anfl siriif.x ~ The estate 81 y. A.
Iuk fleDit Tho ICrFI Ats 10 NIX "a cornO-
ration undcr Do laws 20 iho state ~ Nest
Nffln ti -. ~ Nnrfnrk henry M. lltrper
irad ns ~ WHrpcr Bros Dr'aplain nrv Goods
company ani 600 ether creditors of John Fox.
suffifi u member 90 fhc hrin uf foK Bros
tHd u = Realty. Constable. dcfcndauts will
ihefriorn, tlkn n0fiec, Thar GOA the 31d day uf
[. hluafN. iHA. go mV Office lu kiuewood
ife-'.n onnty "c.t Virginia shall proceed
lIFeu II.l.F Ius naul fhlt .fI daf az fanuarv
f.1'.
4 I'D ff-rI .n
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G8AliAM rRrG STORE. GINGwooD.
j. j. rOcKE q aON-. now ESVI' LIZ.
4 oMMssIoNE $ NoIr.E.


j. " Je freys
T. .uitv
John Miller. - n
The t-lvo eut. g I Chancery cause by dec,e.
OF tue rcuit Court Of Preston County made
ihereln on the 18th cav Of Decemher A ID
~ 8 having been referred TO the undersigned
S5s2ul .niSsloner Ia thancery with the following
directions 10 ascertai and report the real
estate owned 10y John Miller and Mary Miller
the state aud condition of the title thereto. the
mems nd charges thereon their amount
character, priorities, and TO whom owing; and
thdt ne report any other pertinent natter
winch may be deemed by himself or ro-
qulred 10y he parties or OF them
The parties 10 said cause. to-wit J ~
,edreys plaintiff and John Nil err Mary Miller
Bert n Lanham, Administrative OF the estate
OF VI l. Shaffer, deceased. james l.. Stone
trustee John II H. J. Il. Robinson. trustee
l.. Davidson, trustee, Wet Virginia Grocery
Co; corporation under the laws OF West Vir-
gma, George J.. Piss y sons and a J. Bartlett
WI, the efore take notice, that on the IN
CAV Of February \. d.. 1882. at my Office in
kingwood. Preston county West Virginia. I
shali proceed To execute sait decree
Given under my hand this 3rd day of jan
uary, A. d., 1899
:, j M, GOODWIN. Commissioner
Monroe Barlow, council for plaintiff
IL OQ-4tS7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

In this issue will be found some
of Henry Reeds poetry in reply TO
some OF his critics, which we pub
lish in justice TO Mr. Reed and in
order to add to the hilarity of the
occasion. We understand that this
literary controversy is creating great
interest at Reedsville, and that the
good people of that section can
hardly wait till the paper arrives
each week in order to read the
latest development IN this modern
case of English ballads aud coun-
try reviewers" Look out for more
OF Reeds poetry next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

The Democrats on the Commit.
tee ON FOr,ign Relations lnterposed
no objections and the treaty of
peace was reported TO the Senate
this week. The treaty will be
ratified. but how sonn will depend
upon whether i's opponents. who
are more numerous than they were
at drst supposed 10 be, will be sat
lsflFd merely to gn on record against
IT with their votes.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

The weather continues to behave
IN the most diabolical manner, and
no self respecting citizen can afford
to endorse it's conduct for the past
year. The electric light men are
putting mp "converters" in differ
ent parts of the town, and perhaps
when we get them turned loose ON
the weather, we may be able to
reform some of it. 1t might also
be good idea for some Of the
preachers who are holding "big
meetings" around the country, to
get one Of these "converters" and
attach it to the "mourners' bench. !"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

la this issue will be found a
notice Of q stockholders meeting
Of the KiRgwood and Morgantown
Railroad, and it begins to look now
like We viii get that road built yet
Mr. }. Ami Martin, the Suporin
PENDENT Of The West Va. Northern.
Sc still working on II, and is en-
thus'As;ic over the outlook. II
seem thai ths Building Of il will
depend very much on the people
along tho iine % the road. III they
m so DE proper concessions aud
"i r ait aud support aud show
thtt they really want The road. 10
mii. De built. and before very long.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

la his testimony before the War
Investigation Commission, Commi
sary General Eagan made a savage
attack on Gen. Miles for bis state :
ment that the soldiers were fed on
Gem balmed beef" as an experiment.
Eagan calls Miles several different
kinds Of liar and wants him
drummed out of the army and
banished from society and sent to
prison and several other things that
Gen. Miles may object to. 1t looks
like Miles would have to fight, if
there is any fight iH him as the
Commisary General seems to "have
hrs Irish up"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

The PeuusD,ro News has the
best Glass Of advertisers Of an i,
flows ia th8 State Tor BE-. size and
see'us to cnjoy hvlithy support
that speaks we'll. n9t only for OBJ
tosn Doe Cos tbs man cement of
the pspsr who Is evidently has
tlol not from "vty back" boz
from Che iron. row. Some Of tho
"ats' in the 81 gs are very artistic
aad sell gotten op anl bound to
Hftraot atieatio8 Among quite n
nnmber re note boo the currenft sue
o. 600 News. new before us. s tbg
double column SILVER Isemeuts Or
The Farmers and MercAHuts Ban.
sn3 s. - WHson. merch8nt N
Ponce 9ro Bro. Fawcrtt f. ODD
.ll.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

Dr. McKinley did not consult
anY OF the leaders OF his party be
fore promoting nh ,rlemsguc Tower
90 Pcnnsglyania, from ibc Austrian
Nlriatr GO be Amb,ssl19r to
hussis. and appointing Addison g..
uarrit of lndiana. who su't per
sona'Ig tuoWu hy hlrIlt anyboay
boo Washing nn. 0utudo ~ the In
disua frlt CATION Dob Congfrrs. Min.
istef io Austria brb arc Corded
as peuoual appointments The
nomination q Joseph II. CAoale,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

The sword that Congress bad
M de- for Dewey Is ou exhibition i'm
WHBhlpgion; also the sword which
The boyd Afcaaum had made 40 a
cos Of $1,000 for Schley. but
nobodv ~ exhibiting swsrd that
anvboly intends Tor Sampson. who
NOT being 1blc 20 pull presenta
ton sword vii have 10 be content
with having pulled more promotion
ih1n he vas entitled 70 from the
Navy Department.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

MIR. Andrew Carnegie IS in
Washington,opeu work nag against
the ratification of Ike treaty of
peace. lie thinks that If Colonel
Bryan would revise his advice and
try to get Democratic Senators to
vote against the treaty, instead Of
voting for the treaty and afterwards
against expansion, It's rejection
would follow. Ho SAID: "AIl that
l hear indicates the increase Of the
opposition, and l am quite encour-
aged TO believe that the ratification
of the treaty can be defeated. Ac
cOrding to my opinion, this IS the
opportune time for those who op-
pose expansion to do their work.
OHly a one.third vote is required
to defeat the treaty, whereas with
the treaty ratified, we will have to
secure a majority to make our
views effective. Hence, | say that
this is the time for Mr.. BRYAN and
other anti-expansionists to make
the fight. Hereafter we will not
enjoy the advantage over our oppo
nents that we now do, having then
to meet them in the open field"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-19

Senator Morgan secured the cen
sent OF the Senate TO vote pom his
Nicaragua Canal bill. next Tues
day, and he is confident that it
Will pass. with amendments accept
able 20 him. The House Commit
tee on Interstate aud Foreign
Commerce is unanimously in favor
Of the c'Ral. but divided on how it
shall be built.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
THE FNtCt AF NaOL,

pnless WG0lgrowers arc totally
blind 10 fhe facts, they mast see by the
condition 0t tbs veal market today
that the protection afforded lheir pro
daeE by fhe nlHgley tariff IL powerless
~ maintain tho Wlee In the fane of ~
dnled demand AN the result of con
lraelad maney market, The free coin
ase NJ silver WnAld be a far mole effect
i've pf0taelilR against low prices than
tbs present piHglag tariff Of cents 4
pound -Rlg 4lmher Express,
Ths above, fran q newspaper pub
llshea IN \ community where Woolgrow-
lag IL the ehief Industry, is astpnish-
ing, 10 say tho least, HHt IL is more
astonishing still W hear onr esteemed
contemporary pratf ahoat 4 ffeoptraeled
money market, 4" when British gold ii
HaWlAR into this faHHtfg nv the hun
afes ~ millions NJ dollars and tbs bal
anee m trade IL largely in favor nf the
United NtRtes, That calamity howl
had some effect with the voters in 1906,
but " wont ~ down now, and the
kKpfess, IN eAdeaVarlng 10 revive it,
VIII make itself ridiculous, And when
u talks nj areeAt wpai in 1876, ONT con
temporary simply perVerts the record,
IN the Killings market thai year over A
million paHRas nj Wfal WaHld not oven
command IN advance equal 10 tbs
freight rate ~ Boston, while many a
grower, after He had settled with the
haHse IN which ha had consigned his
product, did aat Fealiz8 mere than 4 pr
q eaats peF paaaar
IN Aaath1F paragraph Than the one
aaalaa ahaga, the Expfess admits that
Maataaa veal will probably sell far 10
~ N aaats this gaaFl gat FlaifHlas the
ninalag tariff and saams IN he longing
INV 4 fafaFR al tina days nj free waal,
fhat N aat thu saRtimaat dawn this
WAY, and tha conditions eaHaat be
Maeh diMalaat n Big TiMherr Even
Democrats here admit That tho
nlnalsy tariff has saved this saetiaa of
eeaatvy from Bankruptcy the
wenlGvowssx and everyone slss avs proa.
psseas and 4 Tres trade argument ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
Y NOTES,

Al tho Congregational church nexl
Sunday moIniag AZ IL 0'cl0ek tbs sub
jeet will be THE Real Need III the
Gospel," and IN the evening ~ i
0'elock THE Christ Life"
Tho salvation Array meets in the
Court house next Sunday ut i in the
afternoon aud = IN tbs evening,
At st, Lakes church aeat sunday
m0rning there viii BIO morning prayer
At o'clock and evening prayer ut 4
0'ei0ek, AldemM G~0mMapdeFy af
Knights Iemplar aIe expected 10 A.
tend tbs morning service IN 4 body
MI y, j. H0afoA will render M Offer,
tory solo, Galway" Everyone Is In
yited 10 these services, sunday school
viii meet at ~ $50,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

The Helena independent. which has
such . horror Of trusts. almost bad 4
c0nipilon dc the other dag when IA
learned ~ this formation ~ the Anal.
sau,ated Copper company, with Marcus
DAILY ~ president, IL ~developes nov.
however, that senator elect CLARK il IA
be the head 0f q second copper trust,
capitalized as s20O. 000. 600, as against
s75, 0e0, QUO subscribed 20 Mg. Days
company. As Nh, Clark virtually
owns the independent IL will be- inter
essing 70 read the comments Of thai
Journal upon hls connection with such
y gigantic octopus, What IL sauce
for the go0se IL mol ane f0r the gard
or, in this instance, aud tbs esteemed
independent will now be compelled "a
take Us mediclne like \ little man and
pretend that IL likes IL.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Imss Feas Ns istah the lnteK#t
sasis 'he stslss ~ asla tHst pihlnsnpissF
visited New nnHlanA III naast14 hes
eNannsalr sHnAslsntss, ihe raetun tHtll
lisfasiss III lhAs sssflaH Al ihB iista
afasaihR 4 m snhlssl faf ils rotnrse
h%esisise rsIIsa ia gselt sFnn Attire 4
careful Insrestla4s. he lnstnaheed that
this lmdusttf ass ielnR FalBed unlvf
ire ogesstinn II TIM ~rsafsstlse IDlnslsy
lsw 4 Iansissa natsf, lnsoreF, nus
annnaBees that = iisw mili ptusiiaR
VI 1an. cuu, IL tseitR constructed lneanna
sha swa mills ltsell tine rurnpmny nfss
operates aFe nns NESTING lim heinana
f0f lawns, sasstns. organizes aBa lssn
awpds "a late. ts#,. the newspapers
have hssn fall II lsssas ahsni the IN.
crease ~ wages IA thousands ~ New
England fartoEy hanas. owing IA the
acilytts u the satsau mills Wet the
lDinslsy lsw l. sill IN operation
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

This Hiavenaeui Coz a ~ealleae fut nliE
inRsl inauanrased Yesterday sfsesHrsn,
~ esia N tils moas ilnpursaat enterprises
wlth which tbis alts has ever lseau
ealied nrWna ~ deal That she haaIness
men r~aiise ibis was manifested ~ ,iss
ussti@s, chs proceedings Of which. are
pabiishsi IN snoshsr column IL ines
not aeens every dag that q city 10
Offered a siH ~ sao, ofo fos sneh N,
Institution, u its citizens viii donate
n like amount, and ent people ars
qairk 10 appreriHsa sba ~sIvantags n
vnald not ba possible, perhaps, Cor
them TO Faisp ihe full amaunt required,
hut " they 40 Ibe best tllay ean aud
sahsoribe ga, Geo, some Montana mil.
llnpaire-like senaior. elect CLARK, far
insianee-~wili see 90 IL that this state
IL NOT oupaoas Ia generosity by DF,
pearsons ~ Chicago AZ least they
should 40 sa, and the assurance ~ Dr
HELLER thai M. CLARK IL interested la
the movement encourages the hope that
he may give IL substantial encourage,
menl
The thing for Billings 20 dc, there,
fore, il 10 raise all she eau, Mayor
fegsn has generously started the nloye'
iaegs with 4 contribution of vi 900,
and IL others sulsorlhi in proportion
n their means, sa5. 900 can be- raised,
uar people should bear IN mind that
tbs proposition is 20 establish al eduea,
tsonal Institution ~ . high order-uol
= weak local colisge 20 teach interiaedi-
ale branches, but = college IN the full
mi sense of tbs term, aud one that will
b. national IN in scope, Montana does
rot ye1 possess sueh ~ institution, and
Billings N tbs place tor ~ ksmemhar
this, AMI aso tbs fact thai pr. pearsons
helps Ih0se who help themselves, He
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Sealed Proposals viii be received by
the nadersignad ap 10 noon Of tbs BID
day of dune, 4, u, 1899, fpr tho cree
tinn and eompleti0n nf u twotstors
stone sphonl building ia DO erected ~
Columbus, Mont, plans and speoiliaa
ti0aR far which can he seen NJ tho ofiea
NJ Cleo, II, Simpson, clerk, Columbus,
and NJ tho office 0f tho architects, Ball
~ keat, Haleaa, Mont, on and after
tbs 10th day Ut May, A., ID, 1854, Tho
right " reserved 10 reject any and all
bids aud 70 waive any informality in
any bid, II II be deamed 10 tho sohaol
districts interest 10 TO do,
ga II, I, Grant, Chairman,
Attest de0, II, simpson, Clerk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

tieoras " Iapls, Publisher N the Mis-
sonilau. Inns lean provided with 4 fas
bob. Faseisinn iln appointment IA sarer,
slsnr N printing the ceIssus rha plaee
will last seven Years. IL il claimed. and
rarEias with IL ~ annual salary ~
81. 10a. t'ood for Boos hes MOI THE
most popular . In Montana, but lie .
true blue working republican aud de.
served recognition.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

~oine ~ the Ieople If thu connsrs
aia irylpR ~ dseaise themselves intt
imagining that II woala inject the ap.
prevail ~ the Atnerlean people 10 have
the United Stslas retire from the phil,
ipplnes aud leave the islands IN tho
larob Tts ants aud maIennienis who
arr masking the nnlse now ate compar.
aiiysly as q drop IN a hnsket They
are sereeeiing like i blur, jay IN his en.
deagof 10 make people ~tellsve that he
~ a entire foek The people ~ tho
country ore satisfied with the course "A
events, and they ass quiet Lei the
presidents issue ~ order foF American
troops and ships To retire from Manila
aud SUCH . hurst Of disapproysl and
Remuneration would resound from ocean
To ocean as would dwarf the present
cries Of opposition into iDsadibls
whispers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

ffesa pseAtts ~lhflpagsasss wegi n
lgiliIaes uin ~ wstsh ssum be h. tn
fpssss Tits ssaastH THAT Il Htss quite
esfaai ~ ire psifs taEd last sesf Int N
il - F4t alstai III ,He ipmawtasle free
ssWsf ssRusss lliai sisa esnwtts will hasr
ssu AteA tstsllR un Iite niH#f4e latlH
n " ltst ! esnis tet fuwna ahsai N
she 8sstassaste tariff fat fesenuH
Nllaah hit timber whEth asa,l went
.ieaHIss IN Fittings slfss ,shrs ara II I
sal 5 rents 4 gWssna
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

lissetHan t'aasisF The billings Ga.
eesss last week nnssFea apas Its
Hfsnaasi. sulBstse A. bright aud rFselnas
A. . hFaaa ilaw dantle eagle II II
Fsahllslaasi seisli saekis. IA abis edited,
l~Fsadsnsls mana4ed aBi u ~rppnhliran
10 the eoFe. ssaior VI W. lieekpf, "a
present the rnisesi stairs anals ~ lIa
Grow Indians. IL tbs proprietor. while
" L. i~taa1tms... . nawspapsf ieaa II
ability aud ripe e~sperienee, Ia its editor
aud manager
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Estfios j. n Richards has been mp
pointed supervisor III the census for
Montana aud will have the appointment
~ sonae loO ennmsEaiaTs, The ex-Ros
eraaor il 10 doubt possessed ~ consider.
able executive ability aud the work ~
taking the census of Montana. under
his direction, will bs well performed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Billings has no hoom, aud does Aol
desire aHe, bat the activity IN real o.
tafe and tho prices paid prove that
there u no hetter town IN Montana
The growth nj the Magic City has al,
ways haen steady and highly crafty,
lpa, hut tho pace has become 80 apoeleE,
ated this spring that outsiders have
gained tha impression that thu town IL
b9emlRg, Nothing of tho kind Hill,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12
eATTLE cOMtsG N
eeh saula SAYS There wiz W. Heavy
shipments ~ Hiliipgs,

shipments ~ billings
Col, q, II, Gould, live stock agent
for the H~urllpgt0n with headquarters
nj Miles City, visited IN Billings yes
terday, leaving this mprnins for lin
coin, Mob, on 4 visit 10 his family,
who will probably return with him to
Montana for the summer, The colonel,
who Is u hustler from baskerville, had
but recently returned from u trip to NJ,
Paul and other points, and said that his
company has made contrasts tor the de-
livery this season pf 5000 head of
cattle, OF this number 2a,000 have
been contracted ~ be Hnlpaded AZ this
city and he thinks many more will be
delivered here also, which means thai
the ranges will ha well stacked here
abonts, Mr., GaHld says thai the Large
herd owners have had about NIL they
want Of the experiment pf feeding Ia
Nebraska and Kansas, tho cost Of feed
ing in those states being 50 great ~ to
ont too deeply into the profits,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Does anyone recall, within bis per-
sonal recollection or reading, y time IN
which there were 80 few unemployed
people IN the United states, or one
when the wages were higher % tbs
pIiee VI the necessities NJ life lower
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-12

Sealed bids for city sprinkling and
team work on streets will be- received
by tho undersigned ap 10 q D. mt on
Tuesday, dune q, 1872, The council
reserves the right 10 reject any pr all
bids, For particulars apply 10 the
street. and sidewalk committee,
by nrder Ut the city council,
\, u, HEREFORD, City CLERK,
Dated, City NJ billings, Montana, May
n, 1890, Hrfrf