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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

prDHrpMWp fr thp NEW York DsWW
ppa,lp Convention Asvped Ipom

prpHrpmWp fp ihp New YORK. Demo,
nmltp Convention AGREED Up0m
NEW fDHRl Nlny w. The Eyonlpe
Posi- sDysI Gs,soDDlW Dnyia II, Hid
ana pNsaDnlop ElwMd Murphy hnd
another lnlh With Elliot panfopth,
ohnlpmND Of HE eSppuIlyo committee ot
lhn Democratic slnln committee, NJ The
Hoffman HonAe md started for Albnny
lnInp MI, lid " anlisnpd with Tho 10,
snllA ~ BIS NIP ~ Now f0pk llp bns
conferred VIII Tho lenlopA NJ lhmmnny
llnll md VI Ihp Kings County Demon
IAey, Anl u WIS announced n~nIh0plla
lively before noon Ihnt Mo ppORrammo
TOR lho state convention hnl been
nHppod npon by MI pnrlloa concerned,
The fnnlnppa ~ The WoHpAmmp npel
Plpat, he convention VIII endorse lhp
pnndllnny NJ William i Bryan nnd roo
0RnlW nm ~ tom natural lpadorl'
second, tho Chicago platform Wi not
bn NnlpmpAl lhlpdy tho delegates 10 Die
national Convention WI noF he W.
blrnnIalr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

Feasibility Ihni ihr spDpir WI NM Nv
jlppls ~ AhjOUpD lime "

Possibility TIM ihr spDeir VIII Mi ,In
Hanls ~ Adjourn Jnnp "
WAsnsur0s, May ah,@Ihn lima NJ
th0 senate lnplnH the present. week VIII
Do divided lnfnnly between lhn discuss
sion ~ lhn Philippine question md mo
consideration ~ appropriation hlllHl
with il ithHIBIon nbDnl lhe middle NJ llln
wnpk In thD Clark enpa,
Tho snnlry OWL appropriation blll
VIII probably be considered for Two Dr
thrpp days morn, and by lla Time lhnl
" ~ disposed of ibe general deficiency
bill VIII bp rpnly Tor consideration
Neither thn deficiency nor tha military
nendnMy. bills, The only appropriation
bills nnllsposnd ~ paoepl The HnnarS
nlyO blll, " expected w consume my
considerable amount ~ time,
Tho mnnle viii make M effort to
meal lha planH ~ lhp h0nHe N tho mnl'
Tor pf tnnl adjournment Dn jam u bll
thnrn Nv \ Honornl apprehension among
hoNnlOra llnl thp dale may IN postponed
until llm plh ~ Ihp lllh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
PETE AT THE WOhGIN.



ll1lo wongiD IL ike woods siDrs thai most oi The
Maine lumber camps nisjnialhl
The fyoritn story TINT the sntirIsts
OF the woods tell Of The typieDl Maine
woDgIn enDlp " the story Of pnip the
i, J. They suy TINT Pete pOuldD't ~
ger md couldn't write and TINT when
w eaDlo t0 settle AZ the wOngii for
wlnt he bad bought during the winter
he found M army Of nbDrgns Dgnlnsi
him thai fairly pnraIyzed his seDses,
peto di1n't think Of djspuilng tho
charges for they were down IN tDosn
mythionI, pnzzIIDg "1gDres' aud le
bnd greDt foDr and respect for figures,
"Of course NIL ! know about ~" sDIJ
tho willy keeper Of the wOnglD, "is
wIlnt my tiygeps sDy, You aren't going
10 dispute the Hgxprs, npe your
"Ah wasn't thiDkiD y tint" sDlJ
pote, "bDt Al wDs D'tAIDklD ihDi lllplr
WAS some o. tho lblDgs w have gOi
down there tbDi ! never he'd"
whit, for tDsiDDenW asked The won
gin keeper iorop1y,
"Wnul" s0id Pete, 'peDJ II over
again,
"Tllpro, there, IIOD Oh lboreW cried
the wOodsWnD ~ IoDgib u never bad
three pnjpD u siDokjD's lDs' Yininp~
never hDd 'omt"
well Iolp sep wbni tho tggevs shy"
roJoluod the w9DglD hoopeG "rboso
nggops bDJD't ought ~ lin Nov, lbnpo
wns Tho paV S0D DDd'
"yls,"
"ADd Ibe pnlp yoD JjJD't bDyo"
"fls,"
"ADd The pnlr yoD ought 10 have
bDd"
ntjs,"
"WrIl, great Scott, nlDIL apo yOD 40
doDSo NJ moi 10 be nbln 10 sac lbDl lbppp
0Dos mike lbpooY TbDl moDUs lbyp0
pnlrs " stockings by The 0ggops,
know yOn mayor wnDl ~ school DDl
my mHD ought 10 DO DbIe 10 under
si0Dd lhDi"
"WDlL" spl1 pNlo, scratching Biz
bend, y sDppDsa " must b0 40 II ibp
llggops lnyp u INN way but blDDlp
mo, This aoltllD by Dggoys ~ u 0Dpls
tbtng y blDlno nnrls lblDgl'' Lewiston
AIe,l J0urDnL
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TO RETURN FLAGS
=aEaa 4eaaHs-Nae
Prominent q, A, r, Member
Plan For A Notable His
torio Ceremony.
Wish to Restore Captured Com
federate Colors To Orig
inai Owners,
M'klNLEy is TO 0FFIClATE
Consent Of Congress the Only
Thing Necessary To Make
II Certain,
CHICAGO, Mny ~, "A special % Thu
Times Herald from Washington snysj

CHICAGO, MHy ~, "A special 10 Tbp
Timps'I Herald from Washington snysI
During the o. A. H. aDeampmnnt Ia
Gbieago President Mckinley may haye
the pleasure Of returning 10 he Soulll'
erp states lhe Confederate battlefield
finpa new IN the wnp departments
Prominent mombera Of lbp u, A. H.
have IN hand n plan 10 spenpn the nup
thorl2ntiOn NJ ooNRpnss for lhn return of
these nngs and II IL hoped both houses
viii pnss Tho nneessnpy JONI ppsOlntlDn
before The Adjournment During lbn
coming wnel u N okpnolnd ihp military
committed III tnGe The nppesAlpy pro-
limiDDry action
" The consent VI congress mn bn 0b
inbnnI The flags VIII be turned over 10
The u A. H., Ibn representatives ~
Confederate military organizations VIII
bo invited 10 Chicago and Win bpanti'
FIJI ceremonies, President Mckinley,
assisted by tbn Veterans ~ tho blnn md
The gray Will bnnl iho Torn md blood
stained banners bnpk ~ lhn yDllnDL
bands WHEN once carried aud Do
fpnlol Iboum
None OF tho fplnpls Of President Mes
kluloy know anything nbonI ihn ppOIl
oot 10 seenrp authority " nDpHroBs f0r
The return ~ thoHe llaRp lhp moyp'
Wonl il wholly IN The hands of Tho yolI
Grams Of thp g. A. H., and their organ
iNnlioD VIII hAyo Tull charge Or The onpF
enouies u pllsp llp plan IA worked on
suonnssfnllNp " oplRrpss gives NJ No.
semi ~ lbo proposal ublonaQ VIII VII
ness one " lhe most notable historic
'eoremonIos llAl over looh place on
AUnrjWn SOL,
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AMONG TIE AME RlGANs,
uOsprnmnOl lnrrnl NJ MnNlla nnnWDilppl
M Appnnnl ~ lhn WpHnn

uOfprDmpDl lnrrnl NJ MnNlla nnnmnilnpl
M AppnnNl ~ lhr Vpgnr
Manila May M mVhn government
nOrpnl NJ Manila hns hRnn 0nHNnflnnd,
Tlnpn nrn lonp Nspeelol pnsna ~ hn'
honlO plnnnn nm0nR The lnnmsIarA who
nrn, ,lIvlnR ~ 0NW hwoNlnEH Which
VIII DO hnWlpN
RlNW lhp murders M boNpd thp
alnumW hlnOnO hy Ihn native GROW
poNHlWlsn oNplNlNH hnyp boon IoApInl o
WNpIlll0nR ~ Ihp Ilnaadp md hnyn no.
1Npsln1 Illp authorities W fnrnlsh a0l
dior Annp1s Tor Ihnlr steamers, which
hna hmm declined Yhran pommapnlnl
HlnAmnpA npn n0W IN Nm hAyl thpll
Spanish onplnlne raTnalpH W eall pnEll
plOIanlnA md others intend lRklna
thpm
Colonial nnalll, tha rahnl aoyepn0p nj
Annyn llJhl Whh nnplnPnn, AAllnR ln
recent nHLllnp ~ NnnyA llo0lta md u
now In mil hnpn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
PROVES A FlAsCO.


AMI defy GhsaSHD Police,
CHICAGO, May w, Chicago was Ia
vndad nj o'clock by the army of a hos
tile state numbering ID maH-the ''dis'
triol " Lake Michigan" Tho invasion
ended IN a farN comedy, but oame nom
To being 1nisAsd IN deadly earnest,
Tho casualties ineinde one boy shot IN
tho leg md ona horse killed, Five Of
the invaders wnra arrested and tlle bal
sllna were allowed l0 asanpe,
Tho irDnbls WAS praeipitated by cap.
tain George w Strepter, who has
claimed "A Tract VI abDDl ISL acres on
tho shore ~ lakn Michigan adjoining
Lincoln Mpk, which consists almost
entirely ~ made land, under tho title Of
tho District ~ Lake Michigan lilo
sent n foreo NJ 10 mrn 10 The spot, but
did not w hlmsalr, Tho littls army
threw mp eDtpeDehmnDts, prepared for
the defense In lpnn military style and
dnIind tho authorities Tho chief Of pos
lice nDllneiai u force 81 about 300 ON,
GERS, bnl before mn attack e0nll be made
eight Of The defenders ppD away md
the pemalDiDg Two surrendered nnooD,
dltlDDnlly,
William H. Niles, oMiliNpy Goy.
apnpp ~ TIM District Of Lake Miebi'
aaD,o and lhn fom members Of his
onpmy ~ INVASION captured were
formally changed with violations of tho
laws Ut Tho state Df illinois, tho opdi'
nnDpps Df tho city " Chicago and The
NJ Lincoln pnplh Tho ppis,
0npps mnip no ellWl 10 seenre bail DUP
iDg Tho dny, bnl announced their iDtaD
lions " maklng y vigorous dofonsn IN
ooDrb II ~ ppdnpstoo1 they will pl
lego lnph ol jurisdiction Of tbo stato
oonpis Oypp tho pDlslplpt Of Lake Mich,
iann,o ma pplp oD this ~ u means W
escape |pnnlsbmeNt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

The ANIMAL meeting Of ibo stock.
holders Of The Montana lJOnl md Iron
90, viii be haId NJ tbe office ut o. ",
Goddard, Billings, M0DtDDn, Oh TDos.
dny, Juno Nv, 1000, nv the hour OF ~
O'Clock ~ ~, for tho election VI DiDo
trustees 10 s0Iyo Tor tbe ensuing yDnr,
md for tbe transaction Of such ether
business ~ MDy properly come before
tho meeting,
1914 j. W. Smith, Secretary,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

The regular annual meeting OF the
st0ekholdats OF the Billings Mussel.
shell Telephone company will be held
nt Billings, MontnnB. on TnosdDy,
June D, 1900, NJ y o'clock y, III, for
the purpose of eloettDg II new bonrd OF
directors md officers, making some
necessary changes 10 bs.lnws md
%trDDsnotiDg other business,
j. j. MDflett, President
g. yegoll, Hneroinfy, Nd
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Al Absuvuit, Vspeejyoa,

7" oonl1 rDnp starvation lisuIl fol
Your ankel' ho exclaimed ~ hN drop
pod 10 bis knoo,
'fon m1nn Tint yOn wish 10 mDrry
mpW anId The holrosh
'Ah, yNAW
my dNnp count, wish yOu would
kln1ly pAplnln how yOn lhInk blnpyn
Hon onn goI CLOSE enough ~ u mmlly
WIN ~ mn0h money ~ ours " give
y0u y Simmer 70 fNpn ll"~W Washington
btnr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Loohjng Ovt For Ills welfare.

ninIl ,ynn my HpnNk W Wlln' Fhp
sAld eoylS
lln npIlnR 10 bis rNOl Win u gInd
Dry, Wnh lhnl mpvoly another way "
SAYING 'ypsW
NlnI,N Hh0 CONTINUED In u lona NJ NO.
ll0ltNdp u would ndylH sOO 10 icon
between him nlld Tho door,
Aahnvn1lg none knew hOIlnr linn she
no naylHnhllIly NJ knNplOa OpNn u lInN
NJ WlrONt, ihlnnRN Post,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
GREATLY EkGlTER D,
Temperance pnnplp stirred YIN nypT \
Nnrr' NplnhlnH NDNlnsl IN fnlNMhn

NEW NNhkl MhN VT :" VhMphINllnh
paopln nm alpnlly oAolIAd oyer NhNnal,
lAp honrnpnklnH NonlpAIl' announced
Ilp npoullmm0 NJ lhe, Columbia pnl'
lpun Annlor nlnHH 0nNl VhnAIhlnlll nnnl
InplH, " IA announced, VIII M concluded
win !, nnNpnlplhlnH nnnlnAl, w Whlah
IllN plNaa champion MNHI M \ anPnlnh
MN Nlll NnllHnmn n nnlfnln nlnlhAp NJ
HlnAhnH nhtnln lhn handicapped 0nha
slnplr AipA lllln u nn0lp, pIhHidnNt NJ
llp Alnln ", H. " VIZ hnA within 4
Mmpliny loIInp ~ fpoAldnNl Anlll low
NJ IhN Nnllnnn nn I'm Hnl lanr VINO mnIl
Ihr NnA nlan nlaNnaBnd Md l@eHOnlnan
IN calvary Mulh0lial hnlapOnnl church
no principal MnIhnNln NhNFnh IN thp
oily
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Vbs Old stUndb,,

MNMslpp Elli0r Nnpn'A \ Mptly
hnW NJ dn|, Wp hnyp lhrnN pNana 10
nn1 nothing hnfh worm While IN
lpn WIN WlNl'h ~ hN lOnNl
Assistant Lnla got Markham IN pS'
plnln why NJ wrote ''Thp Man WIN
Mo llOn' nnl wlNI II monnH ihlpNgo
Vines nrDlll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
SKATER Must WAIT,


WAsMsuyos, Mny w, @upnnMl shat
Dor, ~ lhp bond NJ lhp department NJ
The pnalIlpl VIII nDt bp m0lnOlnl IN u
mnJW Hnnnrnlny VT This HnHsinN W non'
HrnsH, npnornlnH NJ III INCREMENT W lhp
sonnlu ppnmltine on military nllhllA
Few " my, mnNhnrH ~ nonHlnAH
showed my BlnnH ~ opposing thp Hnlp
oyAl " promotion, hnl tllnrh wAH v mo-
nOnnahd Sentiment IN iay0r NJ hitting
tha bIll mNllnR Visions fnr bis p0llpNr
mplll ~ u lnNIOp Avn pll IN thh rnAllnl
army ln DYnr ~ lnsI sHAHlDi
Tho nOmmIlten VIII recommend lhn
MunnHp NJ lhn hlN lllnnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
njuujDN In uDV hGVmOus,

NNIN Y0l nNIIm lNN IlNNV nm Tin
pvnMp a. Ihp NNh N.Y. AN|lpv's lNt lhlH
nl0Inlngfn
4fnht Nv must M gNllIng nIplly
GlnHn IN Tho hnllnn NJ lln MVTnlN
Cleveland RAIN NNNlnh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Finnish %iigeelIng,

M0IlggoV N0N'I IIkN lIOINm III
l0knR yNU 100 seriously,
Vhlnpnmh0h How, for lnsIanppY
MndlaRm' Az mshnN him 0n ihp
hipnnl lOdny f00Nshly anIn, NlIOw
" yO' IIn nl0pnNd Nnn for llyp min
nlNs 0NpInInod how ll0 hNd mayer fplI
hellNr IN his lfp' Philadelphia Press,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
400

For eyideDoD Tint VIII convict any
persOD ~ parsons lM brnnljDg down
NY foDeps, louyjUg Ruius DpfD md lot.
ting stock ont or ~ driving my Of my
stock from my NJ my fields, AlDob
brDDdnd 6P connected
IOj,if George fjrvjn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
BRIDGE TO CANADA,
commissioners Nm Nrrl snnn In snlpnl A
IMlnlian

NIlVVNL, NNF a, YMml0HI0I
lhrph innNhlnn, nnHlnnNlH NlIl sA0ll
lilnnL m nnIlrmlDa Tho lDanll0n M MI
aforementioned hlldHq IN IiAlng uYRr hlr
Nran Ihls, sllIH DIl lnlnIl0 Mnlm y,
y HfNt m nnlnfN n hnNl M mo pnilQl
hlnlnh commissioners nn1 N nav Hll
srllR GnnIa fr ,lnVHlIpfhlnf VINO
lnfnl IN ali lilnl Hnallr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
lulNlnd luRnlN ltHInd

IIllNlF lIiI ,lTnIIlIn NIly M INlllA
I1Nlnni I'M ,qnlqIGd nlHlllail W,lg VIVA
Iahpli N lhh liIllAnn9gl h4BullAl IN Nh
NaNnalhn fnlnlVgn lnHI lilaaE MANI
M nm Fpallll NJ nv Ilqnlgna HNllllH
\ hlAllH match Win NllInM Fhlafllil
nlpA 1nfiiiR Inc lii Without lnHalhllH
teliAplHuabessI lplst III N NJ lAIl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Pre- ahyTE RAMS ADJOURN,
NM M ilNp M lhp Mimi lmnnrlnnl A.
AnMhllna llnl llrlhi

W. LnplA, MnE N ph0 pppshNIminn
nnNNrNl assembly which Inn hNpn hnld'
Inv ~ lplh nlnNM mnnIpR NJ Comm
ION Avenue fpnHhNInplnn church JurlllA
1hn nlRl ~ lnlhl concluded Nm dnllhnTn'
llnnh nlni ndinnINNh hlHQ do M nnnn IN
MpQI NpAI gpnl IN. nhllnanlnhlnp Vhn
aAalnl mel concluded hOa, hla,n ,0Na NJ
lhn MOI lml0llhnl oFW hnlA ny lho
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Sick ~llandHplles

The curse Of 0yerworked w0mHDkiDl,
are quickly and surely cured by Knrl's
Cloyer Root Ten, the RreHt blood purifier
and tissue builder, Money refunded II
not satisfactory, Price rs ets, and 10
cts, Sold by Cbapple Drug DO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
Vhp 1IUlppu kpyslDD,

diverted NrpNl mn INd lhp Wfi
rlnRn walls Mlhllll
land mn INrllW WlfhOnl WhQli
NNlHlnNl hnlhnf, llp lnli 'lls An Nv
tNmNhllnH fhlmm lipfOpa
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
II hhnlA IlInllll II MnrLhl

Whrn Il glN nm Hfl \ VlAN N teach
her anlno HVlnN NJ Nnrla nlnlpd IN lW0
nnlgr ENC lmnIng5 M sunni lhnl II
Mheg llnl. 4 ,WNolp WATER N learn
Allllfnn iIlnln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

"Aftar suffering from piles for liftoen
years ] was cured by using two boxes Ut
DeWitts Witch Hazel bHlya.' writes w.
j, Baxter, North Brook. N, G, II henls
eyerytbiDgi beware Of couDterfeits.
Cbnpple Drug 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

Nine pbADoas IN ton jt'e Your bIaDnys
TINT need Intention " y0p don't roel
VOL Fpley's Kidney GDyn mikes
hpDltby H1Doys md Will make you well,
Holmes N IDjbOuU,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
t1lNuDerd sltnall0m

tillnn qln hlEnI IfIll anll lIr laIlnl
WIIllnaI Innl IA allnll lnp aAN had
mo lnlh nj lll fnnlt Nav lllil aln MI
my lhf0M phlNhplpAM A0lfh Amer
leNh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29

PDeumonia follows lngrlppe, but never
follows the nse of Foley'a Honey and
Tnr, the great thront and lung remedy.
Holmes x Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
J.,ueD n tIrnla1 ilrnnDnull

lAWAkApnllal Aluf WI IHlprns lal
eAlgnd Is tlln llll FnHHlnH hlnIn Az llH
UNCONVENTIONAL VA MiHlNNhlatl. tQlgn .liI
dIpNln nUW llnl HlunHllF " lHInNlll
w lkNnh NV lfusldpnt nv NplA sIDtv
" AlNAh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
lpDllm M nm lInnu Vim IN llnspt

hFW YUM MnF w lI0MnanNIntlyp
IaApph w HNHfnph M llfp IlllIa lIal
llnl'M WlANanHllh chairman NJ lllN linf
pnhllann nnnAIpAplnlnl HnnllMlM naNlr
inlllnpl Apla lllal HI lllR nnlllnn The pNllt
lntI la Ihp q0nnal NJ lli l0AI hluap III
npVnAnnlaIlyp a Wnnld M nlaanr wv hNld
lhhI VINE lllH lnulrlA NJ hnl InnnlFea
INN yurlnuH lNplh M llln, paNllN luglf
eplnl lllp fnlnlnpIlnn IN HfnAlnnni Nh
KlnInfl Illn lnHH M u INV nlAlllelH Would
Nlgn thR UnnlnOlalH n llhlaIllF NJ VIZ
UHNani
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-29
THREE EUROPE ANS klLLEp D,
LHsm Hensprp AlirMN IN llrNah lngMlp
Inn Inns nj u llMnhalI

Inv Inns NJ kNMhush
AnnnA, Muy W. IA rnnorlnn IhnI
thpep Nnrnpnnn 0llpnrA Wern klllnn md
pnplnln Amin nnA lnN HnnHnpp Wnrp
Mlnnlpd III \ rnpnnI nllnrl ny lln lAAna
lllnHora W lWnnb tln InYpslinH linn MI
Wlhuunpn ~ KnniNuAl lThpp' ANlMnf
loaA N ropyInl ~ llnyn ham alpAl, IN
lhn HnnHnrH Ind Lhlpp MnAlmH nnHAHnll
nllhnlnll thnMhely ns Arnnllk nnInnni
hpypdr VlrOn hundred AahAnlla nm
Mpld NJ lAHn lWnl ,hllln1 III n mAflnna
Anllnn Vhn flAlnn II Hllll aplnndlnH
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
Marietta Is All Right

The Ardmore contingent who
went to Marietta last evening in
the interest of Odd Fellowship, and
to install officers Of the Odd Fellows
lodge at that place returned at
midnight. DR.. w. T. Gardner as
district deputy grand master con-
Quoted the installation. The visi-
tors report very interesting time,
and had only good words and best
wishes for the chain gang" at
Marietta. who excel in caring for
the wants of their visitors. About
IL O'Clock the entire membership
and visitors sat down to a sumptu-
GUS supper, which was enjoved
most heartily.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-02-14
STRICT QUARANTINE
ArdnOTe O5tadSes Gainesville and
All HU Merchandise.

A meeting of Ardmore's board
of health was held this forenoon
at IL o'clock.
The prevalence of smallpox at
Gainesville was duly considered.
A strict quarantine was at this
meeting established against Gaines
vile.
Against all persons from that
city. Against all laundry and
against all packages of me'chan-
disc of any kind emanating there
from.
1t was decided to establish de-
tention camp just south of the
cemetery. stop all north bound
trains and remove suspects at that
place.
AT this particular time of The
meeting a petition was received
from the business men of the city,
signed by 1877 business men, re-
Questing that quarantine be
established against Gainesville.
The further action of the board
was that all merchants employing
help see that their clerks, ETC., are
vaecinated.
That the trustees of all private
schools see that all pupils are
vacciuated.
That the superintendent of pub
lie schools see that all pupils at.
tending the same are vaceinated.
That an examination of all
SCHoOlS Will Dc IHduc ucAl mOHudN
and should any pupil not vac
cinated be discovered in school,
said school shall be at once closed.
The order is to vaccinate, and il
is expected that the people will
comply Herewith.
The ordinance creating the
board of health, reads all viola.
ters of this law shall be fined $25
for each offense, and every day
thereafter shall constitute a separ.
ate aud distinct offense "
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TOLD BY TELEPHONE.
Words Whispered In Our Ear From
Inland Towns In the Territory
Wednesday Afternoon.
DAVIS.


Mrs. Poe died last night after a pro-
tracted Illness. Mrs. VIM. Luster,
daughter of Mrs. Poe, is quite sick
with pneumonia.
The Indian police and per cent
tax collectors have returned from
Pauls Valley. They will renew their
work here in town tomorrow, being
at work in the country today. 1t is
thought that they will meet with some
opposition. One of the collectors
called upon City Assessor Lon M.
Frame and asked to see his books.
The request was promptly refused.
8. NJ. HaIcum and Lemis Seeley
are here collecting permits.
Nose Ohigley has returned from a
business trip to Pauls Valley.
Doc Fielder is here today.
BOB.
Bud Carter OF Nocona, Tex, Is
here today visiting Mr.. @. Q. Splawn.
J. T. Thompson shipped two cars
of cattle to Kansas City today.
Max Heyman of Gainesville was
here yesterday en- route to Marietta.
MARIETTA.
w. E. Washington and wife left
today for Mr.. Washington's ranch in
New Mexico.
Dave Flood OF Gainesville is here
looking after some stolen stock.
w. e. Washington's buggy team
ran away this morning and tore up
the buggy.
LONE GROVE
DR.. Young of Ardmore was here
yesterday.
DR.. CLARK is here from Chico, Tex.
EARL
DR.. Carson OF Oakland was here
yesterday attending Mrs. holly
Ayers.
DR.. Butt of Mannsviile was here
yesterday.
90. Harris has gone to silo on
business.
DIR. Kelley is here from Oakland
snd will probably locate at this place.
DURwOOD.
J. n. White of this place, who ap-
piled for a pension about five years
ago, has just received the news OF
an allowance of s6 per month and
s216 for back pay.
DR.. Fitzpatrick and family are NOV
ing to their future home at Orinne.
SPRINGER.
F. M. Fox and Fl. Fl. Wagner OF
Ardmcre spent last night at this
place, returning home today.
A. L. Fitzgerald went to Ardmore
to-day.
RAYSVILLE.
W. 8. Matthews is here from Oak
land.
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Reserved Seats Now on Sale at
Ramsey's Drug Store.
Notice to All.

This will inform all subscribers
to the DAILY ARDMoREITE. who
may be falling behind with their
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be stopped promptly on March l.,
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Our effort is to treat every one ex-
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out remuneration Get on the
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SOME SMALLPOX sYMp1o1s
fiow the Disease Affects the vict,u
How You Feel

Nine or more days after exposu,s-
comes initial chill, with shskin.
followed by violent fever, first d,v
103 degrees. third day from los 70
107 degrees.
With fever, painful symptoms q,
head. back. stomach and general
body. None, however, so cbsr..
teristic as the dreadful headache
which occurs in most cases
Second stage-Eruption. first d.x
on face. second day on neck ebes,
or back, third day over extremities
Eruption also III mouth, throat
eyes. etc. With coming Of eruD.
ton fever falls, and the patient
feels much better.
Third stage-Nine or ten dsv.
after beginning of attack stage of
suppuration. Pnstules aud skin
swells and turns red. giving patient
appearance of erysipelas. Second.
airy fever now rises l02 to lO4 DE-.
grees, with chilly feelings.
Fourth stage, or stage of reeoy.
cry. eleven or twelve days after be-
ginning. Pustules burst or dry IN
and are covered with hard, brown.
ish crusts. Fever gradually fades
away and crusts slowly fall away
leaving the pock mark which, per-
sists through life.
These are the symptoms and
eonrse of an ordinary uncompli.
Gated case of smallpox. taken from
the Special Pathology" of DR.. c.
q. Rice Of Philadelphia.
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The PASSING THRosG.
All the Worlds a Stage and Each
one Plays q Part.

Henry Baum was in Marietta
last night.
Judge 5. Il. Bradford is in Kan
sas City now.
J. II. Preston of Dallas is a
guest at the Wilmington.
j. E. Baker of Chickasha is a
guest at the Wilmington.
Captain John ). Hammer left
last evening for Muskogee.
X. d. Melbourne of Chickasha
is q visitor in our city today.
M. b. Armstrong of Oklahoma
City is among our visitors today.
G. r. Hunford, from Pones
City. o. T.. is among our visitors
today.
J. II. Sykes returned yesterday
from the eastern markets, accom-
panied by Mrs Sykes.
Frank Pettitt and his father re-
turned last night from Arkansas
where they have been visiting
for some time.
W. o. Farthiug has returned
from the eastern markets. where
he has been looking after the inter
ests of the Big Cash Store.