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OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON. IDAHO.
DistressinE Accident. tssasiti.. aud sick
nee. Mere sehooi iiou.s..

Special Correspondence,
Weston. Oneida Co, Idaho. May al
Last Thursday. Miss Cleo. a little soy.
en.year-old daughter 81 liruthrr and
Sister Adam Campbell. while sweeping.
fell down pair ~ steps, ever u
pail. and struck upon n sharp rock.
cutting n deep cash In the left side u
the abdomen ana otherwise badly
bruisinE herself A. nrat n was thought
her Injuries were serious but she II
recovering rapidly
AR. William iruss.r l. Just recover.
ing from u severe and lengthy attack
81 spotted fever. The gentleman laid
IN a prccarious condition for some
weeks and at one time hts recovery
was doubted.
Sister Robins, who lives about five
miles ffon town. has two SONS very
sick with typhoid fever. They are
young men. almost grown. and have
been down for some time, but at last
report SEEMED 10 be improving some.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank iilodRct lost
their little one.year-old baby. The
child died Saturday.
brother John y. Daily. superintendent
of public schools FOR oneida county,
passed through here last week and
stopped over long enough TO visit our
school, which he pronounced la excellent
condition.
nfs Aai'hH ff'iflNhAHh WIS MufhlNH
on the reservoir last week and while
unloading a wagon. the team started
NJ suddenly and SIR, Frcdrickucn was
thrown backward from tho wagon,
striking hi. back and shoulders on the
ground. Medical aid has been secured,
which does not seem 10 help him much
Ito was badly hurt and II In danger
Gus condition.
James noden. young man living
At baton. wnf thrown frpm Wild
horse last sunday with such force az Ia
cause conclusion OF the brain. lie has
been unconscious ever since. within
the last few days he has said fcw
words and then lain for houH without
noticing anything,
Tho people of Fnirvlew district arc
contemplating the erection ~ another
school house. This shows their ener-
~. for they already have two nice
school buildings. wcll furnished,
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In the uisfriri fnurt. Third Judicial District
81 tiis state ~ tab. tuunfY ~ salt lAka
Ihins -afiuas Hank a Trust tDfnrn ~ q
gsirfsHatinn, i'|ilntin y. Angus ". daniiiin,
sarah N tuunun aud ilfai NhfllnAl Hank N
ihadNosi. -uuth nalnih. Cooperation. D.,-
PENDANTS iu No. slId ~ -hrfln's salr ~ thu
the a,-i ffuui dfsr ~ the i0unty ,ourt
iirusu la the tity ~ ~alt takr, tnunty ~
salt lake state n ttah. uu fiday, Inne pth.
\ u tsll. III twelve orhs'A ufrrn ~ said day,
ih" rial estate dnsrfilHsi o. fnlinw.. to-Nlti
The southwest quarter ~ tho southeast quar-
tef ~ ~ss'ilnn nlnr W, Tow nsiiip tso %, south
~ lfunrr ono il West salt Lake Meridian.
Ai-n fsimfnrnrlnH ~ the southeast rnfnrf ~
the snrilfufsi quarter ~ aid -ss'tinu ulne ~.
Ins ushlp mud Range hfuftanid. aud Running
thruro uufth a. ~, A. Min. N,H,t iwrnty al
nsisi thsnru nnFth u iArg ~ Min. es'.t
iNrut-fiur go f,is thence unfth thirfy-tNu
ikrg wei ftffY -fuuf flti nHis. tisufr
nnfth >, ~. urst ulkhi ~ nHisi tlrncr east
nfiYstHn unl tHu-tenths liaei ffds ~ tho
unfihrnsi rirufr ~ the southeast quHrisr ~
tho southwest quarter ~ shln -isitlnn nlno
rnf thrnrs -uuih risiuy f-n rais tn tho piaru
~ beginning, containing t1Ni m'rssi Situate
lyins ~! l-,lns in tho 'nnniS ~ salt Lake.
purrhasr prise payable IN lawful money ~
the tulird States N Amsriea.
dated at salt lake CITY. Itnh. this ilth day
IONS y. npWEfI.s.
sheriff ~ salt lake tluuutF. state uf Iffah
10 iuiiN MONTGOMERY. Ir,
nUuuty rhHfln ~ salt Take county Itah.
IIitut IN a CANNON.
Attunefs fnf Plaintiff
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CENTREvILLE.


tlf'iH correspondence
centrcville. Davis County. May 81
The county comivioners OF Davis coun-
~. at their session held today, con-
nrmed the appointments made by dec.
Swan Jr,. county nah aud game warden,
Of Joseph l.. ilolbfook and Charles Poll
aH deputies
The county recorder was Instructed u
ascertain the probable cost ~ preparing
new platH for use ~ the assessor.
Frank Blake was appointed 10 act as
constable for syracuse precinct. 10 MI
an existing vacancy.
Each commissioner was authorized 60
expcnd 500 on the roads IN his district.
The browning Grocer Co, OF Ogden.
asked for flee license 10 run their
portable Eocery" through tho north
end ~ the county solely FOR the ac-
prayer was not granted. 10 henccforth
South Weber people viii have 10 go
without this great accommodation, anu
patronize their own village store.
A. sequel 10 the decision ~ the Su-
prcme court In the now noted Grants.
willie case. wherein u was held that a
municipal corporation had power Ia coi-
iect taxes from every portion Of Its
chartered limits, regardless OF the mu-
nlclphl benefits extended. and In which
the decision ~ the same court. In the
case OF knysNlllc city W. Ellison and
other territorial decisions were over
ruled, kaysyille city has made demand
on the merchants u Layton for pay
ment " licenses DATING from May Jst,
lAs, The right to do 80 seeming now
To be In the city, and the merchants Of
Layton having petiiloned the county
commissioner 10 refund an money paid
into the county for license fees beyond
May LIST, their prayer was granted, the
board holding that II would be lneauita.
BILE 10 compel them TO pay two licenses;
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method aud beneficial
effects ~ the well known remedy.
SYnur ~ IIar, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Flo SYnur Co, Illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa.
tive principles " plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them In the form most refreshing to the
taste aud acceptable 10 the system. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laNa.
tive, cleansing the system cffcctually.
dispciling colds. headaches and fcvcrs
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome hahitnal constipation per.
msncnily. I,s perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance. and ia acting on the kidneys
liver aud bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make II the Ideal
laxative.
In the process Of manufacturing fgs
are used, a. they are pleasant 10 the
taste. hut the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by method
known 10 tho CALIFORNIA Flo SYHrr
Co. only. In order 10 get liz beneficial
effects and TO avoid limitations, please
remember the full name Of the Company
printed on the front 81 every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
San pilAncfnco. CAL
Loufnvfifr. KY HEw YoHH NY
tof sale ny all Druggists Prize foc. pr bottle
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Auruu NinlnF company. rfinrlrai place ~
husiurs-s -llt Take tltNs I tab Mines slt-
unt.h M NaffsVlir fluiu DnunfV. Utah.
Nutlcr 3. h'ruf given that ~ msuiinr ~
nv pins'tnfs ~ tho Anrur, Ninins Company.
ibid Aufil q, 10 a. NJ ~ North Nain -,
rtnt pr shaft ras lgVltsi un the rnuitai sfnsfk
81 sald crnlnufs payable Immediately 10 tho
.ss'fttafg ~ thr rimrauN ~ salt lake sityI
may rrnIaln unpaid en- the ~ ~ June. will
- delln1urui and advertised fuf snle ~ pub
IT, auction ana unltes payment j. made h.
furis vii o. sid uu June rs. isn ~ pay tho
drlluuunt assessment. tnFrthrf with ris,t ~
ndtrti.lug and "sfsln-c ~ sale ~ order ~
hoard ~ ulfssfnfs
JAMES u STIRLING. so-y..
@N. Maln H.. salt LAX. city.
Dated Maf l. fsu
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OUR OWN STATE.

chief Of Police !. n. Davenport noml-
mated Robert n. shaw. a present mem-
bcf ~ the police force. al captain %
police. and g. e. Brown. brother ~
the late Captain iirown. ~ patrulman
on the force. This matter was referred
to the committee ~ the whole. which
later reported fnvornhly on the nomina-
the Offices named
The recorder was Instructed 10 nd
vcrtlae for bids for epfinkiing the
streets.
The council adjourned at ii.i0 y. M.
for two weeks
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one TO kaysvllie city and one 60 the
county. II Il understood. however, that
the Layton people will take out ~.
cunsc from kayEville Tor three months
only. rs they expect tn come Ia an
agreement NJ Ga the restriction ~ the
city limits within that time. IN witch
case Layton viii BE- eliminated from the
corporate limits.
kayAvlllc Guy. by Mayor John q. NJ.
Harnus, made formal demand on the
board. that all license fees collected by
the county from Layton merchants
since January I. 1899 BE- refunded 10 the
city.
This demand was taken under advise
mNnt.
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SotIor ~ CONTRACTORS.

Ofieo ~ N. Hoard ~ puhlir Works, Hnafa
~. CiN iiall salt i.hkrtlty, Mas ~ i.fi
Nsalrd prurtsuls slll hr ffrsiVvd ~ this
nfilfp until u u.r|nfh a. u ~ Monday. Iuna
5 i-n fur the work ~ constructing plpa
ff,iui Sluth rfmuir "a First ~iuth strssts. ur-
c,fdins tp the plan, To- The city tnginccf's
OFFICE
Instructions Ia bidder. together with sp,,cl-
nrntlnus ana fnfms fnr contract aud baud
can h. obtained upun application VI th. oflica
81 the Hand.
Tie f'ghti, reserved io rylect any aud all
bids
lbs order ~ thr Hoard " Public Works
a. O. KELSEY. Chairman.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

Information is wanted Of Mary Jane
nethington. who In the early nfties, In
connection with her father and com.
pany Of immigrants passed through salt
Lake valley ON their way TO California;
Hho was then ten years ~ age, and upon
her being left an orphan wuH adopted
by some one living at or near salt Lake
city, n this should come To- the no.
tlce of said Mary Jane, or II any one
can give any Information na TO her
whereabouts. please correspond with
her sister. Mrs. Harriet Sewkirk. or
Elder soren Iorgensen. Maus,on, Wis
rnnHln.
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Soricr ~ srroi,L srooKuolurn.s
MELTING 90 rIir IfutLANA
NtNtNg COMPANY.

Tho iImu fur tho ugulif annual nesting ~
tllH sturkhuidrfs ~ the tilmHlaYa Nlnluf
iHHI llnfs r. corporation ~ iflh. hlNiHa
pi.'sd ~ vlihnut the holding ~ aid mrci-
Iuilnn " the iiolri N nirstnrs N aid uufn.
llnNs Nilt RI susU lll inviting ~ the sfrfl /.
lllcr'. ln llru ~ slld annual mesfing has
lg4n caiel bod vii De- held uu May ~ isn,
% .Wrlueh q. in. N that nly. DC tiii' ONE -
g. ~ lrt Nu. lii -uufh Main sfftsf. slit
lake 'ttt iah. ne the uurfsas ~ o.oftlns
uiNr'fs nnd dluH.iufs ~ She tumusny Tor tho
-. iinE itaf lfd fuf The pufisiaH ~ irnualrt-
iNa Fufl wnHf hnsluiHs a. may regularly
tT iu' D. fufu slld uiueuur
nlustnfs.
T. powDES. Secretary.
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NOW READY.

jenson's Church Chronology. n ehron.
ologlcai history Of tho Church from
1906 TO the close Of 1855. Printed In
new type throughout. In any style
OF binding doairod. Prices. ass. ti.l0
a'd t2O0. The funds derived from the
nale Of the book Will he used for the
erection ~ a now l.htter.day Saints
Historians Office In this city, For sale
at the nESETtlcT NEWS.
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VALLEY VIM MINING AND MILL
asa COMPANY.

Location OF principal place Of buSl-
ness salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice u hereby given that at mOet-
ing OF the company held on the 9TH day
OF May, 1893, an assessment Of A. cent
per share was levied on the capital
stock Of said corporation, payable as fol-
lows, y cent per share Oh or befur,
Thursday. tho Nth day OF June. 1855.
and = cent per share on Saturday. tho
sth day of July, 1883, 10 u, @. Calder.
secretary, az The office ~ company, No.
a. west First South street salt Lake
cry, Utah, Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on tho
Nth day ~ july, 1899, viii be dollnquent.
aud advertised Tor sale az public auc,
ton, ana unless payment IN made, viii
be- sold on Monday, the Sth day OF
August 1889, at " o'clock noon. 10 pay
delinquent assessment together With
costs OF advertising aud expenses "
sale,
(slgned) u. q. CALDER,
Secretary
No. IS west First South street. SAT-
Lake cry. Utah.
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NOrIcr 90 A GALL on srt1IAL
STOCKHOLDERS NrITISu.

NOTICE D. hereby given that spc'isi
meeting u tlD sfnrlhuidrrs ~ the MAST
Mining 4 Milling COMPANY fnr tho purl1.s
~ "irNiluE ulua'fufs and Officers ~ the fllfn-
rnny iu hold unIrp untii tho nrtt annual
in''illr ~ The stockholders. aud for the pnr-
The slIt and innsfrf ~ nll the rial and lper-
siual rufrriy ~ aid company and All qiics-
~ ali ths sfoh " said tslfurany brr,lbv rniis.i
70 MEET nt liuum ~. Tcmplrtnn Huildina. in
tlg rltf nnd euuniN ~ Salt lake AMI stats
the huuf " % n| m.
nuicd This i.ih day ~ May. \ - isg.
". = Ntl riiitiI
D. ". GIBSON.
:. ". MIST
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Nod in noglrlanrs Nth iaw aud an order ~
the haari ~ dlfuttnfs, made on tie 9Th day
- Man'h. i-p - many shar. ~ each p4funi
~ siasTk a. may H. nsftasnFb, sill - sid a.
ffsim lil Mffufulrl hlisfl. ~ tho city ~ Nalt
Lake. -fufu ~ Utah. on "Wednesday. tho 10Th
daY ~ May isei M the hour - .. O'Clock
uunn - aid dayi ~ pay Tho aellnuurih AZ
srsanrui tlrftfinI tnarihrf with tho cust> -
advertising AMI rtpssnsrs ~ sails.
= o. PEARSON,
~crtvtary Triumph Consolidated Alnins
nsi~i thls si,h day II April, isn
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE

Tho Regular Annual Meeting II the Stock.
hoders ~ lions savings Bank and trust
tumpany Will D. held ~ the gompuny's
oiiice. Nos ]. D 8 East Temple ST. salt fakJ
CITY, Utah, % Monday. June 5th. isi9 u u
wclo'k o. w.. flf the election ~ directors and
inf such other business ~ may come lef0rs
the mcUtlng
LORENZO SNOW. President
ulukUE VI. CANNON. cashier.
Dated May 18th is1
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cipai pIacc u husincss. sait i.ala tiiS.
Utah.
NOTICE T. horuhy Hitun that NJ q mrctlnf
~ the islfN ~ dlftftufs hold uu the -ith ~
Aufli, isin Az nssfissnIUut ~ one dollar par
share eas lsyiri 80 tho issued stnrk ~ tho
corporation, payable on nr before June A irs
o. Angus T. tauuuui truHsufVf. n aud ~ y
Maln ~. salt lake CIV, Utah AM stpi4
ufsin Hhlrn THIS usstHtsfIUut may fufuuln un-
paid 90 iunt Al isFl vii o. dslinquent aud
les fI1Nmrut 4 made T. iuff viii J. sid ga
the iiih ~ June. isIfi a. i4n'rlurk nHpu 10 pay
the drlluIuruf tNHfIlafIiflfif tufUilirf with the
c,-t ~ advertising and usitensa ~ sale
ANGUS =. CANNON. Socy.
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NOTICE Thefr ary delinquent on tho fol-
iuelns described sifs'k un arlnunt ~ assass-
mrut M a lntlfai On the -ath day ~ M1rfii.
tsn tho several afnuuuts sri opposite tho
MANS, 81 tho ft.urstlsV shareholders a. ful-
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prLISornsr sor,cE

Triumph Consolidated Mining company.
PRINCIPAL Onlr,, llpum ~ Mccormick niock.
ralt Lake ely. Utah
Location ~ wnfk- and Mines IN Tinilc Min-
lux District luah tmuty
state 81 Utah.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-29

Lewis Dennis, Salem, Ind, says, "ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure did me more good
than anything l ever took" 1t digests
what you eat and cannot help but cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Chap
pie Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-29

List of letters remaining uncalled fol
in the postoffice at Billings, Yellow
stone county, Montana, for the week
ending Dec. 25, 1899.
Becktell, Fred R.. Beloher, Frank
Blades. W. W.; Callahan, Danel
Church, Charles; Corners, Mr.. Grafton,
Fred; Ferris, Benny Gales, Miss Adj
die: Giilett, Frank; Hopkins, Cloud
Larson, Algot: Metoken, Willie; Mum
brue, Dan. F.; Myers. j. c.; McConn,
George; Peterson, F.. Peterson, Miss
Stella; Raft, Frank E.. Rector. Aug.
ust; Smithey. Albert: Thamkius, A.
j.; Trip, Chas. /; Wesley, Mrs. q. W.. I;
veteran. John; Williams. Mrs. Lydia.
Persons calling for same will please
say advertised.
l.. +. Babcook, Postmaster.
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AN OLD TIMER IN TOWN.

G.. W. Horr of st. Paul Spends u Day In
Billings.
CG: W. Horr, a real estate man Of St.
Paul. who was one Of the first settlers
in Billings. spent Thursday in the city
on his way to Seattle. He had not
visited this CITY for several years and
was much surprised at the progress it
has made, %pronouhcing it n Of the
most prosperous Cities he has ever seen.
MI. Horr was a resident of Billings
when the town started and says that.
outside of the building erected by the
railroad, he built the first or second
house in the city. 1t stood on lot "a,
in block ITO, near the present site of
W. B. Ten Eyck's, and was put up by
s. B. Sawyer.
Mr.. Horr met many old friends here
and spent very pleasant day. He
complimentsd The Gazette very highly
Oh its Historical, Edition, saying it was
the best thinH'of the kind he has ever
seen. Mr.. Horr still owns property in
Billings and says he thinks he will
hold on to it; that the city is too pros
porous to think Of d%isposing Of it now.
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BOUND OVER.
Three Young Men Of Laurel Will Answer
To District Court.

Three Young Men OF Laurel Will Answer
to District Court.
The attention Of Justice Fraser's
court on Wednesday afternoon was &C.
oupied with the case Of Burton and
Orrin Smith and Sherman Stephens,
three young men residing near Laurel,
who were charged with the crime Of
grand larceny of a calf from Geo Dan.
ford, which it is alleged they stole,
took to their house and killed. They
were arrested last week by Under Sher-
if Sayles, who found the hide and part
Of the meat concealed in a haystaok,
while n quarter Of the animal was
found in the house occupied by the men.
After hearing all the evidnce. the
justice bound the accused over to the
district court in bonds Of $500 each,
and being unable to give sufficient bonds
the men will remain in the county Jail
until court c%onvenes, which will be
some time in January.
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When others fail, then try DR..
Prickett, the osteOpath. go
--Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Greek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
Your New Years dinner will be
allthe more appetizing if it is furnish
cd by Hogue, Robinson & 90.
The regular monthly meeting VI
the W0Muns' club will meet Monday
evening, Jan. Sth instead Of Jan. /.
AT the time of going to press today
the weather il moderating and from
appearances Old Sol will shine for a
time.
"A daughter was boprto the wife of
A, J, BEEN OF Sunlight basin, Wyo.. at
st. Vincent's hospital in this city yes
terday.
Il have a good pasture for horses,
two and one.half miles from Billings.
Inquire at store of Donovan & Spear.
Mrs. A. M. Kyes. 66-tt
Billings musicians are in great lie.
mand for the various dances and enter
tainments being given in the neighbor-
ing towns this winter.
"A young Japenese house boy wants
situation at homework or cooking,
Will help at any kind of work. Ad-
dress Frank +. Ohta, care Japenese sec
ton gang, Billings. 72.2
The Christmas exercises at the
Episcopal and Methodist churches
Wednesday night were a grand success,
and the hearts of many little folks
made glad by the distribution Of pres.
ents and candies.
-Bozeman Chronicle: Herman
Moser oame up from Billings Sunday
morning to spend christmas in this city.
Mr.. Moser is employed in "The
Fashion, the leading dry goods estab-
lishment in the Magic city.
H"Unolo Billy" Hamilton of 90.
lumbus has been in the city for a few
days past spending the holidays with
friends. The old scout and trapper is
hale and hearty and looks like he is
good for at least twenty years yet.
--Ihe state teachers association met
in Helena Wednesday for a three days
session. County superintendent Burla
Of Yellowstone county was unable to
attend on aooount of sickness. Several
teachers of the city and county schools
were present.
s-County Superintendent g. +.
B1rla.. who has been confined tn St..
Vinoent's hospital for the past three
weeks with u fever, il once more able
TO be about, but he remains close to his
office ms he is still weak. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
The lodge Of Royal H%ighlanders
will hold its installation Of officers
next Tuesday night at the Smith hall.
At the close of the ceremony, a ladies'
auxiliary will be instituted with about
thirty members by Mrs. Young, who
has been here organizing the same.
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A BIG WEEKS BUSINESS.
The Billings Postofice Broke All Records
Last Week,

Last Week.
Postmaster Babcock and the force at
the p%ostofice is glad that Christmas is
over. as the holiday season always
makes more work for the postofice.
But this year the increased business
was more noticeable than formerly and,
in spite Of tie cramped quarters OF the
office, the extra business was handled
without any delay to the regular mails.
Postmaster Babcock claims that the
business done from Dec. IS to %, inolu-
sive, was the largest ever done in any
city of this size in the west. in the
same length of time, and gives the fol-
lowing figures to prove it:
During the six days mentioned the
office issued 200 money orders, aggregat-
ing $1,S56, 70. on which the fee to the
governments was $13. 2 3~and the war
tax "a; paid SO money orders, $779. so;
repaid ONE, $50, and issued 20 interna.
tional money orders, a~ggregating
1913 SO. on which the fees were 81. 20;
total receipts from money orders for the
six days, -, 554. 81. Besides this, the
office received for delivery 70 pieces Of
registered matter, dispatched 121 pieces
and handled SOB more in transit.
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BILLINGS P%OSTOFFICE.
LOCAL NOTES.

-OSteopathy IN not an experiment,
II Ia a fact. $40
Its off. Are you on? A home OF
investment. 4l.tf
"A we'll improved ranch to rent,
Apply to Donovan q Spear. 70.3
"A boy baby was. born to Mrs. Cliff
Root Of Twenty Mile last week.
-"Results tell" Ia and always will
be the motto OF DIR. Priokett. $40
Feed and hay are handled by Ben.
W. Toole. Give him your order, 63tf
-Wanted-A good girl to do house
work. Inquire at Mrs. Jas, J, MoCor.
miok's. 66.tf
Gall on Mrs, 4. G., Fenske for
dressmaking, north Twenty-seventh
street. TO.0
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
Soc his suits to measure at 1915, pants
at 10, and up, y
Austin North for town lots, Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments, ..+. v
-Sheridan' and Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There Ia no
better on the market. y
Give Hogua, Robinson & Co.. an
order for your New Years dinner.
They Gun fill 1t to a queens taste,
The vacation Of the Billings public
school closes next Monday night.
School will convene Tuesday morning,
Jan. 2 ut . o'clock.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-29
What IL Shiloh

A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
and Consumption; used through the
world for half Il century, has cured in
Vulnerable cases Of incipient consump-
ton and relieved many in advanced
stages. If you are not satisfied with the
results we will refund your money.
Price 25 cts, so cts. and Sl.OO. Sold by
Chapple Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-29
Residence for Sale.

For sale, house Of nine rooms. inclu-
sive Of bath room. complete; closets,
cellar. veranda along entire front, both
upper and down stories; lot 40x100.
Oh Second avenue, between Thirtieth
and Thirty.frst street. Apply at resi-
dence Of T.. u. Barstow. 5S-tf
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NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

... ARRIVES. DEPAtTa.
Mail No. |, w. bound. .1;40 a. IN. l;60 a. m.
Mail No. 2, u, hound, - ;06 a. m. TAO am.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ,,,,,,7:35 p. m. 7;W a. m.
Daily Except Sunday.
GEBO, BRIDGER n CARBON BRANCH.
ARRIVES. DEPARTS.
Accommodation ,...... .6:3O p. IN. 800 a. m.
Daily except Sunday.
II. N. KENNEDY, Agent.