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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08

cirenit Judge E. s, Doollttie. Ol Hunt
inEton, George Po&enbargeE Of Point
Pleasant, and eK-clrcuit Judge Y p
Jacobs. Of Tyler county. are receptive
candidates for the Bupfama htneh, aud
doubtless others are In the same boat.
Among late arrivals here tonight are
the following: AleK. r. Campbell OF
Wheeling; Postmaster GeongH p. Work.
of SiSteFsVilie: Harvey ~. aFmer. OF
Ciarksburg; State Senator o. s. Mar
shall, OF New CumberlaTd ;eH- Congress-
man Warren Muller, Of Ripley; = p.
Meighen, ]. D. Burley and J. a. Boyd,
OF Aioundsville; DlstFict Attorney Jos-
eph n. Gainea. OF Fayette; Edgar Stew
art, W. Z. Glasscock, and several
others, from Morgantowp; George Pof-
fenbarger. OF Point Pleasant Senator
II. c. Woodyard. oe ROaiie county. NJ.
Il. Wilies, Of West Union; W, II. Nor
nish and c. o. ROemer, pf Wheeling;
Davis EllIins. OF Elklns; Stan Senator
STARK. L. Baker, % Beverly Senator
Anthony Smith and County Clerk Y. l..
Highland, ~ Clark6bufg, r. n A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
AicolEpuETE RouTE.
Beers Driven in Confusion From
Strong Position.

3VsE9 s04lNgh ~ S0uLub1Ou s6gOm
Strong Position.
LONDON, March I, mldnlght-Tha
war office has Just posted the followin,
adYices from Lord Roberts:
Poplar Grove. Wednesday, March a.
evenlns-we had a very successful
day and have completely routed the
enemy, who are in full retreat.
'The position which they occupied Is
extremely strong and cunningly ar
runged with a second line Of intrench-
ments, which would have caused Us
heavy losses had direct attank been
made.
'sThe turning movement was heees-
sarily wide, owing to the nature Of tho
ground, and the cavalry and horse ar
tillery horses are much done up.
The fighting was practically conhned
TO the caValry division, which, a. usual
did exceedingly WE'LL and Gen, French
reports that the horse uGtillery batter
les did great execution among the
enemy.
"0ur casualties were about afty, I
regret to say that Lieutenant KesWics
was killed and Lieutenant Bailey was
severely wounded, both Of the Twelfth
Ilancers. lieutenant De Crespisny, OF
the Second Life Guards, was severely
wounded. Remaining casualties will b.
autographed Tomorrow.
Generals Dewet and Delarey COM
manded the Boer forcea."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08

more men n the mine than were
known OF yeatarda ay-=1saae Mitrfis, W AZ
ter Dennis ana man who's name "
not known, all colQred.
Through the whole Of last night and
l.li Of to-day, the relief force flgaa work
ing IN relay crews.
They have lah0ted iinc8 Rsingly TO
reach the coal facing IN tfps Red Ash
mine and thus reveal the q al extent Of
the terrible disaster Of yes berlay.
Tho result 81 that at II O'Clock to-
night they are Within 1000 or 200 feet
Of their goal. while eleVe a more dead
bodies have been added to- ethe long LIST
OF dead
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
WET vrRaTNIA arINERs
win Get Third Increase within Six
Months.

FAIRMoNT, ". Va. March 1.-The
operators OK this region ore going to
make arother advance Of five cents in
tho mining rate, to take effect April I.
This win make the third Increase GTnnt-
Cd within the past six months. The
three advances aggregate ten cents, NIL
OF which has cen voluntary on the part
~ the operators. The advance 10 De
GRANTED win make the fate IN this re.
gion ~ ccntf Tor run ~ the mine coal,
which Is thc highest rate eyer paid here.
The aggregate advance lG fhr better for
tho miners ncre than The ndvnhce NJ u
cents for pcrecnod coal, which will be IN
eject April IN western Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and IlllnolA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
A New Brick Combine.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March f,.--A new
brick combine was formed here to-dny
With state senator VIM. Finn as the
prime mover, il Is said that eighteen
ont af the twenty-f0ur biclt-ynatliuy
concerns m western Pennsylvania have
Joined IN the movement, a charter has
been applied for the company, which
win he rapitnilzed at 5000, 900, and have
q capacity of go,OOO,OOO brick year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
Enrouragiug Manufactures.

Special Dispatch-to the lnteIllEencer.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va. March a.
AT raeetIng of the board of trade last
night q committee was appointed to
raise $500 to pay for the rent Of the
Brooklyn brass works, which is now in
the hands Of receiver. This offer is
made In order to induce Mr.. Rennock
1Hart, OF Pittsburgh. to ore-establlsh the
works here, with a working force of 100
men,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
Big Coal shipments.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 7.--About
100000 bushels OF coal started for
southern ports to-day All OF this coal
Is billed for Louisville and New Or
leans. Cincinnati and points HbovN are
well stocked at present. An eighteen
foot stnEe or winter Is looked for to-
morrow. when NIL the coal loaded In the
hnrbOr win be shipped south
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
Death Of aa Astimable Lady.
speeIai DIapatehlto the ln.ellIgeneer.

Bpeclai Dlsp1tch3to the Intelllgencer
FAIRMoNT. w. Va, March 7.-AIlss
Jeanette Cochran, most estlmable
lady, died heTe this morning about
o'clock. OF typhoid fever Her sisters,
Miss Anna, OF this place, and Mrs. A.
W. HollyfeId, Of Newark, n. j., and
cousin. Miss Richardson, OF Louisville,
were withgher when she died, The re-
mains win he taken to Pittsburgh in
the morning for burial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
FELL FRoT AN rINa1NR
And Sustained Probably Fatal In5ur-
ias.
speelal DIspateh 10 the IntellIgencer

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
MARTINSBURG. w. Va, March H.
Edgar Nall. fireman on the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, fell from the footboard
OF the tender of hts engine while pass
ing through the tunnel at Harper's
Ferry, last night, sustaining probably
fatal injuries.
He was removed to the hospital In
this city, where amputation OF the
right shoulder joint was performed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
!1NrRREsTTNa sERvIcEs
In Honor Of a. .Eaithful Sunday School
Teacher.

Teacher.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligeneer.
FAIRAIoNT, w. Va, March 1.-THE
large auditorium and Sunday school
room Of the Methodist Protestant
church was crowded last night an honor
OF Miss Carrie Shore, who has been a
teacher in that school for forty years.
and over thirty years in charge OF the
infant department. She was tthe reclp-
lent of numerous gifts, and 'One OF the
pleasing features were about fifty LETT
ters from former pastors and. her sohol-
ars. who are now married and have
children df their own.
The Rev. DIR, e.lE. Wrbtlr Of Pitts
burgh. editor Of the sunday School Lit
ernture. came here as special guest
OF the occasion and madT, touching
address. Special music and light re-
freshments were served.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
TRANSFERRED
Was The Plant Of the columbus Sewer
Pipe Company.

COLUMBUS, o., March 1.-THE plant
OF the Columbus Sewer Pipe Company
was transferred to the American Clay
Manufacturing Company to-day, the
consideration stated In the deed being
S55,O00 A mortgage Of S2.5OOO80 was
also filed by the American Clay Com
pany for record In this county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
RoER coMIrANpo

OF Three Thousand oRssed to Sur
render.
LONDON. March IA dispatch to
the Times from osGoutein dated Tues
day. March 8, says:
"a commando OF 1900 Beers has Of
fored 10 surrender, but on impossible
terms
General Cronje's losaes were greater
than he admitted. sixty bodies Ot
Boers have been found In one grave"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08
IHE 0NlY 0NE RHD ESOARED

was Elootrician EVahS, Who De1
scrioes the 0atastrop hs One Entire
Family Annihilsted, MINERS IN the
vicinity Afraid to, Go to Work,
Fearing Similar Disnster.
FIRE CREEK. w ga. March 1.-The
only person who snt fred the mine and
who Is known to hG ve escaped alive Is
Eleetrician Evans, iWho was near the
entrance. In reiattns his experience
Mr.. Evans said:
~ heard lOW, iyumbiing noise, Finl-
ilar 10 that OF an iearthquake. 4 reals
ized In an instant that fire damp had
exploded, aEd before ahe force Of the
concussIon reached me threw myself
down on my fa6ie. "A sheet Of flAnle1
rock and debris fh0t over my head.
II managed To creep to the mouth
and into the fresh air. Ny God. It was
awful. ] saw THAT was the only one
left. Every one. OF the other fellows was
lost, / knew"
A FarSily sAnnihilated.
A pathetic feature OF the disaster Is
the annlhllat ton OF the family Of B. ~
Long, fire boEs. His wife diedsome time
ago. leaving to his sole care two little
boys. HAVING no one to stay within.
their desolate home. the boys begged
to go with their father into the mine
to spend the day with him. he cpn-
scented, a'nd when the search Is finished
their ;blnckened little bodies will be
found hJsIde that of their father.
The unexepcted cause OF the accident
has terrified miners in adjoining local-
tics Very many are afraid to go 10
work to-day, and It will require the
most searching inspection by competent
men 40 remove their fears and induce
them to return to their places.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08

For Ohlo-Fulr Thursday; warmer IN
northWcHtrfn portion: partly cloudy and
warmer Friday; variable Winds.
For Western Pcnnsylvahia--Falr Thurs
For Mcst Virginla--Falr Thuraday and
Friday; warmer Friday; winds becoming
southehsterly.
T.nnn1 nnirnntntnrh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-08

Tho temperature yesterday as observed
by 9. Schnepf, druggist, corner Uf Market
ana Fnurtronth streets was a. folloWa:
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15

salaries pf tivs Thousand pDstettee
Clerks ~ Nv Hpisad,

salaries pf Five Thousand pDstettee
Clerks ~ Nv Hplsej,
WASHINGTON, June lt,~~Tbe officials
Of The p%oslotioe department. make pub.
10 lbe following changes In salaries OF
clerks and rating Of possofioes which
will 10 into effect NJ the beginning Of
tha next hsnnl year, Tho salaries Of
Rbopt 1000 clerks win DO increased, tho
added compensation averaging about
300 n year IN oaph ease, When this
change ~ made, u ~ said, none ~ tho
old clerks IN first class offices viii rn'
leiye less thnn 5000 u year A number
% new clerks have been appointed,
however, NJ 5000 per annpm, II IN
stated Thai n larger number ~ offices
viii be raised IN rank than ever before
and Chat delegations 10 u lower rating
will be smaller thnR Vt any preyiona
time,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
eAMpoON IN
Court " Claims Decides The lFnh0ns Ms
val Controversy,

C0uft " Cpntbbs Decides The phttiOus Mss
val Controversy,
WASHINGTON, June H. @nHear Ad.
Mirnl w, 4. sampson, United States
navy, was eommander.in.ehIaf OF said
United States naval forces, W fleet. and
Commodore w, n, sehley, United States
navy, WA commanding officer W III.
vision, or squadron, thereof Oh duty
under order III said eommander.iD'
chief"
In these words the eourt VI claims Inns
~jndiainlly determined tho famous bampD
~soD.sehley controversy, They ire part
Ut the Hnding of faet la a decision VI
the eonrt OF claims OF Ilenr Admiral
Sampson and bis me To bounty for the
destruction OF the Spanish squadron
under Admiral Ceryera,
Tho Spanish squadron IL found 10
have been inferior TO the American
force, and u bounty OF 800 Inns there.
fore been awarded for every officer and
Dlail under Admiral Ceryera's ooM'
mand, The total amount VI bounty Als
lowed " tIDD, 700, of which Hear Nd
mirnl Sampson Will receive W ,DlD, and
Rear Admiral behley about $1,000,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
N, NNnl NNlnN nl0eh YARDS,

hnuTN NV, FAuh JWnn w.
Hnis-M Market opunHd NJ lnwvr
anA qlo.oa slNaay " dholns NAnaa NJ
prlpqs, "a MLI nls
'nAVv MArAot aptlve an MI aralaa
NJ Hnnd oNttln
M lpa' ranged NJ NMmtIh lMr ph0lOp
e hnN,GnT I, "a, uog Z, MA .,a.I 0"' |. ,ba n @ ~ a, n., e,
NJ MIC | NJ laf atlYHAi VI OoAtt VI Inv
hlRnknrs gnd lpnlnra
EEp MArkpt Hlmayl dood damana
iRr w Hhp0p
..hAlna rlnEnl, M N NlMtM loV nheNp
N lQMa,M mn nlnla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
-NilOpLOnA kaMh

wc9wes tr9@ H. p, 7, eayHIle,,, p
Ulltpre has cured MVH, HreWeT NJ
iorgiulM which haa, oNVsod fpv gveVL
suffering for years, Terrible sores would
break, oilt Oh her bend and faop, pnl lhp
beHl, d0utDrH could Give no ha|pI bnt now
her health ~ excellent Nlppfpln HIltpls
lhe supreme remedy Dor, e0semn' Teller,
salt pbplm, ulcers, b0l|R and lUnDlnH
sores, atlmnlgtpH .lhe lyal Kidneys
and bowels, espela pOlHOnH, halpH JlgaH,
llOn, builds I'D, the strength Only ND
ole' BOLD by Bhhpplh Drug a0 Nnnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
REPLACE SPANISH COIN,

shipment NJ nnn MllllOn NnllNW IN Gold
nnh silver IN Perth Hlam
NEW. N0RK, LnnR lA,~~A shipment 0f
gold, silver md minor aoln, amounting
N v ,00n 400, WaA made by tho treasury
Department IN the transport Burnside
W Porto Wee, The money WINS drawn
from Tho l0nnl Rnh,tppRRnry and " tho
second kl,O0a,0 0O shipment W Tho now
territory. whose monetary system "
new undergoing REIMBURSEMENT nndor
thA supervision NJ experts from Wash,
lnHt0nl Vhn money WINS annt W ho mt
INFO circulation, replacing the Spanish
nojO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
1a198NNa4a
WOUNDE q.
VvssidsDv ~ ", LoSis street Railway
meD,s pBtOB I1sisliy stabbed.

HPHs b9FSo Ss8spb NsSpv~W
w, bouIs, June ~ ~- During tho
course 81 \ hented argument over tho
strike, sherman y Patterson, president
Of the loeDl street ratlwaymen's union,
WINS stabbed In the neck and MORALLY
wounded NJ \ Int honr, Patterson met
n man named Lewis Doebler md they
became involved In n discussion OF tho
stand taken by tho Transit eommDy's
employees Edward Canty Of East ~
Louis joined IN tho conversation md
took u decided stand against Patterson,
The mon finally became 70 eDraHed Tint
they rasopted 10 hstionffs, CAVITY drew
Il knife AMI stabbed Patterson IN the
neck, Patterson wns taken 10 the city
hospital where III examination of his
wound revealed TINT the jngnlM vein
bad baaD perforated, His denih ~
momentppily expected, CAVITY was mr.
vested,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
WISE MURDER SUSPECTS,


AsaKA, MIMI June lg,-' Within u
few days further arrests will DO mndo
IN the Wise murder easo, m sheriff
Merrill IN close Oh tho tracks ~ M lonst
1--WE who ape suspected ~ being impli.
pREed In tho murder who nro somewhere
between Nv, plond and Hrainord, with.
ont n possibility NJ escape, Besides tho
1--WE new being followed there ~ u
fopp!h suspect who " y resident %
AHakA
The men now being tracked wero
heard NJ make remarks In n train nbont
~ ~~ AWade,N which eApspd n trny.
elar who overheard them 10 suspect
their being implicated IN The crime,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Rlps FOR N PLATE,
NAVY department Abopt Needy W lssue
tha girNnlRrn

WAsWNayoN, Jpne lh-Tho navy
department has completed tho proppga'
lion 81 \ eiPnnlM calling for bids Tor
supplying APm0r plato IN the navy md
W VIII ha raAdy fnp Issue ~ soon ns
some typngWphIppl changes have boon
mRde,. For thn first time tho depart
mant has adopted the policy ~ classify,
Inv thA ArMm called for In tho Ndyor,
tiaeMnnt Under tha prlnn heretofore
paia fnr MNM " was scarcely worth
while to make any distinction botwoon
tha yaplAns HpAdNs ~ WmUr required.
Az the enhanced price now prevailing
considerable saving nan DO effected by
classifying The arm0E
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
fhlpNsN GTNlN AMI rfnFVlNNsI

.lKIN.AY IWa1 7sApl dOlK N''@
aa ,,y,I,I s ss \ T., = 'NNN aNr u,'r
aAg,s' NJ dhAe lNi dnIgl ggFtai Az
sNlnnk ,dHAe, NhM dNlh 'IhH VII
,fAA lshl hnlhNgslnln nam
Ell.lIll glpA u " HpnlNmlW u NJ
,L.plI, ~. llre,sIaa. lnLhaEs. ,0oI
lHal l0gkHl lntHll
.aIpTlk prnemWiAa Ii@liN aalqg
WINNIE vgesA, ianallh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
AgrIpultnruJ Implpmpnt Comb,ue,

MlhWApKEFl dARp W. Eighlppn dpal,
afs lnd manufacturers M agricultural
MElpmpnIh ned \ conference Vi, con,
hpnIlnl RlFh VIZ convention N, natiNlal
Credit nlnn W nlAn fW tha making nj il
''RnntlnmAn's nRfpemNpf'l Wy which
smaller %aisaNHnts VIII hn allowed IN thn
nm GAllfqflNns, '
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
prssiApnt NJ Farsi GollpWp lpNusuvntra,

.FARNAl ~ IN INNp Ill Bay IphN
MaFlay, formerly superintendent NJ
congregational mlaslohH IN Minnesota,
WAA FORMALLY MAnanrNIpd president NJ
FAFHn pollager Roy n, Il, smith NJ
thR FeQpla's church. W. fNnl, delivered
lhn nddrnaA nv the commencement pxnp'
nlapa M lha college, Morley lpayos lor
Ihn hAAl Som IN thp INTEREST NJ fhp aol'
laBRr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
AFTER ELEVEN YEARS,
AbspDDIlDg Glepk NJ Marion County, Ind,
nluaIa.ta A. ada ana linn nAsAa

Returns ~ Face Charges
INDIANAPOLIS, June lA-J0hn ", Bul.
Ivan, The alleged Astounding clerk 0f
Marion county, who fod III 1850, under
u charge % onboNling about |sO, 900 of
public mopoy, Inns returned DO Indian
npolis,
liz came from lroeneastle, Ind, lta
Says Tint nftor II years Of wandering,
he wants ~ fnoo hiH noenserH, When
Sullivan loft hero ho went direct 10
Canpdn, whore no remained several
years,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
4 w nnllh nf llnNMlA

" often hidden by uDslghtly plmplas,
epSemA, letter, e~ryelpalAA, s6lt Tbsum,
elp, DnoblnD's Aphieh BAlye will Hlgpify
tho rnpe by curing aIl skin apnptlDns,
also cuts, bruises, burns, bOlls, felDns,
llpers md worst f0rms Of piles, Only
~ etB, D bon, Cure %HDpaDiaad, Sold by
thHppla Drug t1n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
hhrrIlfa In SpasIaD,

MIFSFAF4EJsr dime Hf@Tha Inter,
Alhlh ahpffHF,, ARA4flAIlNh convened In
nlNEh. ANpHN sfssl0R dnllng lhR dpy
MIN fAH, ntFfndHnqe III dplpRalas
tAI, NM unexpectedly dgfAlhpa md
falGagd FffAlNpNl HeHYfy NJ HfnyW pro-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
MANY ! IJUypy

lIns IugnsA, wIth IA,sausl ,yom ~ ,e1ttAeg'
brphtl by Ivy aoll9p oQ llP bowels atn,
" aal n9laIha ., else VIII hoe||oa. f9 * y o,a .o od
DO OTIS, Mold by Ghapple Drug CO.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
SHAW NOT A CANDIDATE,
Governor NJ lows Makes y statement Ites
gHpIlDg ihs Wee Presidency,

OOvPTODF W 1--WE WNkVs . FIAIRIIpNf Vps
yspilDv ihs Wee Presidency
FoW DoDug, In, June ~ = Ioyern0r
Shaw has issued bis first authoritative
statement defining Ills position on The
Woo presidential contest, 10 denies tho
alleged Cedar Rapids interview which
represented him ~ ready 10 accept ths
nomination, The Des Moines Register,
sbnw's organ, Inns been giving Do1liyep
faint praise, md " VIA openly charged
that shaw desired 10 make u fight for
the nomination Tho statement just In.
snod removes shaw from The llst VI
prospective candidates
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Resume WDvb In Tan IbHys,

CHICAGO, June lA-As y result Of
conference between building contractors
and employees predictions nre made Of
the resumption 0f work IN The building
line within 10 days Nothing definite,
h0w0y0r, hnn yeL been accomplished,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Sims gity J,iye st0pM,

FlnUN UITY, I'm TUnn ill.,
rAVVLE w. Mnrkpt strong TOR INT aAttln
hnt atOpkers very hvn
snlnA mngnd w ~ yhWbtb for hneynsl
NJ ahM IN f0r n0WHl bulls anu mlAel
WI 7hdl W f0r H%tnoknrA AMI l0ploral eA7 W
M!.N lnr ynNfUnHs Nnl pnlyuH y.
HOGS MWkpt 10 lower NAnss NJ
pvIGoa, yit7hnlM "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
sjnh Headaches

The curse ~ DyerwDpAed W"omADkind,
Ape quickly and surely cured by kppl's
Clover Root Ten, The gganl blood purifier
md tissue builder Money, refunded II
moi satisfactory, Prize Nd obs, and 10
els, Mold by ChAppIe Drug DO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
DAVIS FAvoR6 BLISS,
MlNpeAath srnn!or Wants lhp New yorhpl

MlNnrAnln hrnn!nF WAnln lhp New yorher
nv Vice president,
FHlhAnFkpNlA,,l dime lA-ThN Inquirer
ppintA Tho f0lloWlngl
Senator lNhhmnn ", Davis NJ Minnn
sltn, whose Views IN I'm nitpntlon nrN
~ more lhnn ordinary Importance nn
AaA0nnt NJ his plnaN rNlRtinna With Frns'
DEM Mnklnley,, Expressed, himaolf IN
favorable NRs,saprAIary ~ thp Mlprlm
nllAH M \ candidate fm fhp Woo prpsi'
naNly,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
IlflnHrh lllf linnnlsnlnn

,IAW.ih4F0V7l ,dHNH r. fQyprnaF
MnNNl haR FrInsad N RgAf lhp pSlfill
lfni Y n%AIllFnfNW ThglW M llf
iNl lHFl N me- RtpaRnI alaie NJ plhl
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SYRACUSE, N, W jnno l4,-byraonse
university Inns conferred tho honorary
doRrna of doctor " laws npon Rev, Dr,
George II, DridHmaD OF Hamllna mi.
yarslty, M, Paul,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Wun t,,e uenpy CLAWS vilot,

LOUISVILLE, Jnno ID, John Thomas
Taylor, nHed " yonru, ono of tbs oldest
river pilots In tho country, In dead,
During tho war Taylor wns nj The wheel
~ Tho gnnbOnt Henry Clay which took
part In tho Siege of vIohsbnrg,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
Cheap %IDsDpanaa,

Many u man bas been Insured against
Brisbt's diseaae, diabetes, or other dan.
anrODs allmaDt by n iifty cent bottle 0f
FDlay'a Kidney Cure, Take no other,
Holmes N Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15

Starvation never yet cured dyHpepaIn
lp%araonH w.th lnalAeal| on ava alyeaayhalf
s.iaavea' IlIaay leea plenty n WholaHoMnae
what ,yoll aent, no tha body con DO
nonrlHhsa While tba worn oul o,qAOe aIa,,
na''N'p pvs N.a a hnoEn III, ,h a,.,A WI, '%ln,4a,,nunu,1llk
troubles II N leptaln 10 d0 yOll H0odl
Ohnpple Drug g0
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15

All who suffer from piles Will Da. glad
10 learn TINT DeWlfta Witch Hazel
snlva VIII give them Instant and per
maDent relief, IL VIII cure eczema
and oil skin Diseases, beware ~ 9OnDr
l~prfpliA, lhannlA DpnA %,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
A"unneHpOlls Wheat,

MiNNhArOLlA lnns III
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TLAok No. ,hnra, 7lysal Mol Northern,
7nlsa, No Y Northern, 7naA0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-15
ATE MARKET RI PORT,
IDNlNth TRAIN,

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AN AME RlGAN KILLED,
tlb ElDR II, Terry n FlNlim M Inn CHI
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