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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
F6LeeRAPHIe BREv|TlEs,

Postmaster General Smith IN II auoat
NJ President Mckinley home NJ Cans
tDnl
The National Association OF Labor
commissioners IN IN Aoaal0n WI Mill
wAukoer
John lAoey WAN pen0mlnaIod fop con-
grass by Tim Alsth llAr) dlspplot hopab1
llUAn convention
Samuel W. FOpdyoe, president Of ths
HAnana 0ity Southern pAilpDAh, hnA ppe'
scented biz peNlgnAti0D 10 take eiI0et Oh
AM, |,
The Maine DemOapalle atAte eOnyen'
lion has nominated " w. Lord Of- AaN0
f0p governor and endorsed Tho kHnaAA
UltN platform,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
w IlEht lhn NIL NNMhlNsr

DUbUyH, July Ill., Duluth Ia 10 hAya
\ new tenp mill thnt VIII 10 indnpeDl.
ant on thp Mcintyre combine W will
bs opepalea by tRp Duluth Milling eom'
pAny, Tho laahiRs spirit NJ. which IN
Waller Scott formerly hpAa miller toy
tho Imperial MIN company, wh0aa RpOp.
ppty WAS D0Aght np by tha tpusI mid
olOAah, Tho 0apNdlty' Of Tho new mill
Will Dp bOO barrels pep dny md " Will
pnat Allh, ODD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
NAME A TICKET
IA st
North Dakota Republicans
Meet In Convention Al
Grand Forks,
Thomas y, Marshall Of Dlekey
County II Bsleetsd for
Congressman,
PANcnER 10 RENomINArEp
The Present 00vernoF OF the
stats Named AZ His Own
SUCCESSOR
Mckinley Intends 10 Do LltH
tIs speaking In This
Campaign

GRAND p0RKs, N, d. July lAmThe
Republican state convention nominated
THO following li0keli
Congressman, Thomas v, Marshall d
Dl0keyD jndse Of sHppems court, D, ",
Morgan Of haMSeyl governor, W "
rknehap 81 stutaMan, peA0MlnAted
l%lenlsnAnt GOVERNOR Frank White Of
HA1Assj auditor, A. NJ UaplDlOM Df HAp'
rent, psnOmiRAtedI treasurer, ID Mo-
klllAn Of Carver attorney general, d,
\, UOmatOeA Of bensonl state anpeplDr
tMdent, h N, Deyine OF Ian MoapeI
railroad commissioners, Jl u Young
blood Of Wellal u, d, Lord Of TowRepI
JAMea Ahea Of hlehlAndl Insurance
commissioner, Brad lAnts Of MOptoDI
commissioner Of agriculture and labor,
Thomas Murphy Of PembInA
Tho convention VIM called 10 order by
Colonial Robinson, chairman OF the
ptAta committees, and HeV Nv MGVey
Ut Grand pOpka MpthOdist church Oh
isped prayer N, II, Jewell Of Bismarck
then pnAd tle oAll, AMI nj tha conclusion
VI tle reading MI Immense nAA WAs
dP0pp0d In the FeAp M the alANa, the
band played ''HtAp HpADHled BAnn9p, v
Ald delegates Cheeped md yelled Al the
t0p 0f tAnIp y0lgea
slmpn0R ir Temporary chairman
N A, Simpson Or STARK county wAA
maids temporary chairman without OPP
pOsitI0n, AMI W, VI Winter Of Cavalier
and d, H. ALpaetap OF laMM0Rs tenlS
pOpnpy AaGpatApies, AfIDFA M0tl0n f0p
4 0OMMlttee on resolutions hAd been
pNpplad Chairman Simpson announced
lRe 0Ommittee IN fOllOWal N VI Hpaldn
nm, Class C0nnIyl q, W. Gregory, Shark
i, ID WHllnoe, Femblnaj Mark HINT,
WalIHI NJ q, Cooper, HpAnd F0pkAl Nd
Pierce, hAnsynJ p NJ MaEsOn, Rddsl
tted Rely, NelaOni III u fnp'l,
plGPea
lllupe WGpe no 00ntoHIinN delegations
And NJ Major Edwards motion tiAt lhe
eOMMltleu Oh "NpedentlAlH be dispensed
with NAd Thai the temporary organism
Mon De Mnde permanent .Was gApylDdl
n, n, NlngMnh OF Tpalll, H. ILL., Han,
klnsOn Of HiohlAnd md W w Vale on
SARGENT Wepe named \, committee Oh
Fal0s And order Or business peopss
WA taken. ana IN paaSAembllnH Vie
foregoing W0Ael VIVA llnlNen
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
pool FREIGHT BUSINESS

JDlNt ARanplM IN Nv Established NJ
lARalnE Western Cittsh
CHICAGO, July IN, Thu Tribune SAYS
Thu general freight MNents ~ lending
Western roads hAv1 formed M AppADanr
Mant i0p Tho pooling Of business, joint
AgaDeles mn 10 be established VI. Nam
sAs gIty, Omaha md w. PAnl And y
Joint agent Will be placed M ehRpAa ~
Tho lpnflD M eAph OIL these pitles, Tho
Kansas City 0tiM VIII handle traffic
tor adjoining cities, line w. JoSpph,
AtOhisOn md l@AvanWWth Tho
Omaha branch covers RlDNk. glty, ian,
gOln and Beatrice, NJ, Paul looks Aft0p
Duluth, Minneapolis and other points
Ia Mn NinlnlLNi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
WILLIAM WALpoRF,s FALL,
IRsNli IN tlAptAlR Milne Mas lqNtpb M
,Dpis hOOlal I,Aveep In EuRlWDh,

IRsDli IN tlAptAlR Milne Mas tNlaI m
iDp's hDNlNl tlApesV IN bnglNnA
New f0Rk, July IA dispatch 10
lha JDNpnAl and Advertiser from L0n
dom aNysl william Waldorf AslOp'A
sudden departure for Germany NJ lhn
very height Of Thu AnAsgD, the ~pnApalhlH
sf VII his anNAHeManIs here And Tin Ms
eAll OF The iDvfiAtOns which he had W.
sned for hoNae parties On naAl sunday
and on nekt sunday weak Nj ellyeden,
NM universally regarded IN aianAllslAA
tho ploaa OF his s0nIAl pApeDp In london
IN openly declared hare chat Tin
Prince Oh Wales, who IN this supreme
MbitM NJ HAglish society, has eNl AalOp
IN consequence VI hin Insulting !penl'
mnDl Of Nv Captain Archibald Milne
lAAt weak,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
WINS ia MjpNolap

"Iha marvellous epFs VI Mrs, IlanR j
hl0ut VI consumption bas eveAtel lDl
innae ek1ilament In uAmMAok, Ind
writes MallDD RtUayL n lending dpngNIsl
of M9Dele, IND, bbe only weighed N
pounds when her lOety IN Yorktown
anld sha. must .sDOD lilo, Then sbe began
10 uae, Dr. Kings New Discovery md
painai ~ poniils IN weight and WA
completely pnved,h. N has cured
thOIanDaa Df hopeless pAHas md II
positively aUnmnt6ad W cure all ,thyDai,
hbeal ADn IDDH diseases, DDp md Sl,0D
I'pinl bottles ivea NJ ubnpple'a drug
hIDvp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
WILL MAKE FEW sP6 N Q,
Maklnlrs'n Vi,Na This snMMsF VIII III
lilyan IN uNblje NMRinpHs,

AHA'sf wv : H"st
CANTON, On July W. auWhe campaign
0f lpOO In UAntOn viii not bs 4 duplin
Gale Of the campaign VI 1906 IN aOt
I'M Intention Of. MI Mckinley No make
spep0hsA 10 delegates who may visit
Canton during the summer and fnll
sysn II In should remain heps all the
Nine, The latter will be ao much Oeon.
pled With public business tlAt IN Will
hRvN but llttl0 uM0 10 davOt0 DO the
NAiApMlgn,, Ito Aays hlA position II much
different Than four years MIG, l'hen he
WAs N private OltlKan, AAd As the 0Andlr
dAta N hin marty felt justified In taking
the active pNpt Ia did in the campaign
Now h9 In PRESIDENT OF tho WhOl0 DeOu
pie and feelS thAt ho should sly6 his
attention 10 Tho many questions 0f HOyI
erpment pending and constantly
NPlhltlNI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
Bn,lpp NlowD mn Hundred Ipast,

PWTAWRhD Wis., July w. ~ phe aaw'
mill plant belonging 10 Joseph Apple
bNkpi OF lhis city .WAa entirely deIn0lr
lshoi by lhu psplosion ol Gip boiler,
Vhe boiler WIS blown Ab0nt IW teob
from lin poalllon About 10. man npe
employed M the mill and NIL aaeaped
injhpy bpt three, and tbese were only
Slightly hHpL,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
Fifteenth Infantry On IN JONpnay,

.0meAoo, July MA special tpaln
divided Into thpn0 AoGtlOnA WNRapn
through UhloAaO mWylnH Tho Fifteenth
United Rlntns Infantry, which II Oh NV
why 40 tho Philippines 10 Join General
Nine Apthnp'H f0peesI Tho regiment ~
equipped yW several ye0pA' service IN
tllp tpDnIna,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

1--WE havn sold many different cough
veWadlea, bNt. none ,have given better
alllsfaplIon, than. gfnmbeTain'a" aAya
Nv QhMylea UOIshhueh druggist,
Newark, MT III II peIfaatly snfe nnd
eap In pGllod upon In NJ! qAses ~ coughs,
colds ~ h|OnVadnesa Bold by ehApple
lbplu On,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
National IMNg
LATE MARKET REPORT,
Duluth train

UHIUTH UHlT III
wHHHAn .agAsAbII h, no. hapA. ,see.e'
MAI vi, MA M, 'ssse,s 81. R g.,AA ppI ..s, .I,,v
Alstgl AgblpMpDplAB as0 DeenMbup, HllgpI
FllA \ .a0lsh, tllsDi September thBlI
HOU0NnV, nj,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
"ALinnnNnnlla MhAAli

M%IhhNAFOhlAl JNIE IT,
WHBATn4lH Atoren1hM | Northern,
MY s.,ssa,' . srpss'Y NJ! s as,tSIA.St"%' % ssI.s,
NO v Northern Whfgl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
siOHs Glty Livs st8ak,
HlOVk GlTiI H. July h.

UATTTiNHl MNFkHL WslkL,.
Hal0s pHiNel Hi b lOMb lb Tor besvssI
EsS@S, X ." ~ 4tssssFtssts""naJ is%sSass,.Wi iis"'sb
GjlDI lop aplveH Nnd ypnplinaaI
HDaHaM Market DMlOe I8WW HnHe
III prl0g, tbl OJMbOTls
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
A OjuuUOsls

''Rti INnls claims lllnl 0V canal VIII
make lRr Rp0nlf aHffnfn
NH linm sutton dGal0Hag never
kllIa nnyhndgh nhlfngn NPQ0rdi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

The INV holds both MIXER md elgenD
lplep 0f Y ,l0Ontegfit egnally HUlty, Ihe
a@S'SSnI"''.yiysNt' Of '''b|S .y,y|. W,,aaEE 'EH Y"ss,
snlye plshg yOlp lilo t0 make \ Qltle
!lvgGr py0llL f0u, onn D9L trust blm,
paWilnn " la 9nly. genuine gpd ovlA,
n 'nM, W WI n|,1. ln.s 1d n hN, uI,,. : a,y w",, h02 w.
s'aTsp s"88EI n"1SS|E", rby v'H' ,yr yo, you o'"'''"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

a ganllemal peneQtIy cured 0r 1ysr
pnpslA Hnve lhn following appropriate
IeDderpA. Of burns fallona bleAslnaI
aDnH have none, thnt want w. by we
lnyo nlnnl md wy Nnn ,eab8 ,k0d0l
DyapepHlH Cure be t%hAnhnd" This pre-
pngNllQp VIII digest what You ealr "
lpabnDNy relieves lnd Wlloblly cures lDH
llHnRllpn and A0 atOnhGh nlHOrdars,
lHUDD|n DRUG Go,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
ON THE ..
AiMsplsAn League,

Az DptpDih Ot AansAs Qlty, ~
Al Indianapolis lOI minneapolis N
HOngnd NAmGaHl indianapolis, VI Mlnnll
kpDlls w..
Al Buffalo lOi 0hloAa0 b. 4
National IANEuh
Az plttsbnra, 4 Bpoohlvn o.
Al 0lnuInnAil, VI PHILADELPHIA
A. LAiS II m IA II ma al
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
FIRST IN xIee.
TEAlH Nobhary IN he MMslGaR tlsRtFAI
kaMF chihuahua,

IsAiH N0bbary IN the MaslGAR UsRtFai
ksKF Chihuahua
MRAioo CITY,. July lAmA daring
Train FObDery ,tQoA lllae NJ SANTA i9nlA
station, near chihuahua, on ,tha Mexir
INN Central, When u freight, train
aidetpAgAed 10 .ist \ passenger Train pnHH
II WRn found That the spikes On tl6 aldI
Inv Ind been pulled Ontl The Train WINS
depNlled and TIN Train 0peW attacked by
II dORen. bHndltu MANY AhOts wepe
npedl Meanwhile 0he passenger train
arrived and tha 0paW, tNkIna In the sltr
NRtl0n, pulled bRok IN chihuahua with
tl0 MsW on the freight train, Win 4
fOpae VI p0ll0a Aiid gurAlgs ths pA4sen'
Neg train returned t0 lla sgail6 III tho
h0ldHp Vha robbers had broken Into
several 0NpA Nnd carried NWRt b0OtyI
Vhs p0ll0e AnA soldiers started In pNpI
sult and ona v0tbes WIS captured With
HOnle 0f tlle b00ty, Thus Inv thlh IA tha
HIM train h0ldnp an record IN Mexico
sNNw stOrMs In huF6Rn
HkKIdh, duly W. #EAesepa cold weather
and sN0W at6piNA Ape reported IN the
IMvav)Nn AlpH Al 0hapAmmap4pAN
Hn0w Ii rap0rled 10 hAva fallen. Tine
e0untgE around Lake Constance IN RIa0
ratarted w have haaN Visited nv. An0W
stApMs Mld elld weAthegi Cloud bNFstH
Are rep0rMd Tram MeeklenhegHi
NI0tsss NHeslve ssntanan
HkKlAh duly W. HVWantgItwG M the
rl0leFa VIVA wounded lla HHHAAFA And
al lha l0aNI n0llae 0ll9lala vi Rt0lF,
FGMpFMglM ,lhplng tha, rAeeN anu
ANlnIta gf0fA thAgat hHvA hean AenteRead
w vAfiaua taplls Nf MpplsanMeHt pHHEr
Inv rem .f6nF ManfhA IN jHll w threa
SeAs1 IN fhs pABlteRtt#fvf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
tOunH M0thapn,

Group IN Tho terror NJ thousands N
Young mothers beeeUae IN OlEbveak. y
M lgOnlplna, md frequently fAtAl,
Hhll9I'a Cough, and gOlanmptlOn, gpve
acts llto magic IN Oages of ,qVOlD, " hna
never been kpOwn 70, falI Tle, worst
0lapa gellev0d, lmMedMtely,, Price VI
elaY ny pla, and IlM Sold by Ohapple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
Nh paul unlon ataek ymFah

EHUTH VT FKUHV July IT.
.,d hoes ..u Ms'hH IaEsa,r,saa ,,.I@ Igws,I .
dAWlhh Mnpkst steady All Kinds
In unlilndl
HVlpa Mnasa NJ ,yl ghMLpp l0p ghalaa
bnlnhW eOWa ana hnllupai hDWpm IOp
ehginU, butcher Alnnraj wv YhMh NJ fnl NV
bullat Y luMdi M Inv alnl hnpa ANA lHnnnpAI
tN hlMtm lnp pnnI pAlvna ,.'
hlIdl6pw MArkut alepagi WIN a00a Nv
MlnH
.'Allps Hlnged, NJ tiabWi00 Inv Aheepl
NrIlM9W fMr lNlIlhA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

,.@ %SM MA. JS!!'1!!s: ~ w. 's.r E aST fse.s's,l
lpOAblnM Never aplD0 UhRppl6
DpUa On,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
Tho Ij.l MI WOOuIeI

Who hQye been h0qled, by Banner haIye,
III very layan heNIa nh wounds o.
sores MD leaves 40 sem Holmes "
iIuIhnuu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
IDOaN This stpike yOnP

Muddy W"mplaNOna, N@AnHeAtlDH
Rava' TclIIoSVV1a"v IRi"o"ot HeDD ! JU"' SbS"Y'lsS
oiiVe md has been a0ld fOg liffy years on
IN absolute oA%ppynDtea, Prize VI OH,
and M ola Hold by Ghapple Drug 90,
W yOu np0 sick All. ever md DOM
Snow whit nlla YOU, W. ton 10, one SQnp
Kidneys llpa Ont,Of OrIAr ROlay'H Md
Qey Cure VIII bring hoAlth md energy,
H6IJ0na NJ Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
ChinaSa GrAln aaa Wavlslnns

VHIHAhHl NhF W.
"SaHs Tssyv'km NJ ~! .gH+ nA44 ''
., gGlss ,Gsv' f''p' A0HN'h t''Nt spp
UAYs dly alPi August qiAel
.,pnRR laW slagAi seppmhW
FLNH 1lhaan, sleJi ssptembT stnltY
T'FUHlHHf NfalsNd tHpkngs NMMl
fllGknHA, M spFlnH FhiakHHH lIH
NuITkHE pfeHMerlsa, INC FApi aAlfy,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
DEATH KNEfL FOR AGENTs.
Railroad Companies stop special Ex-
curstou Parties for Parts.

The ways OF tho Paris exposition agents
who are ffoodiug the West with circulars
onering low rates 20 parties intending ~
visit Parts this summer promise 20 DC very
hard, Within the past ten days m un-
usually large number OF circular letters,
ma tority offering an eight WEEKS round
trip 10 Paris, Including hotel and cah fares
for SEQ. have been received In SeaYfHs
nnd not few whs contemplate making
the Journey have bern trying 20 organize
party.
Yesterday the death kncii or all such
special agents was sounded fn Joint
connecting line circular received hy iocnt
passenger agents stating that an suTh
circulars were without warrant and could
NOT he carried ont. The circular states
that at the rate named the proposition
cannot be carried out, NJ steausahip com.
panies operating from the Atlantic
coast refuse TO tower their rata
for parties. and trauseontinental lines have
no intention % doing 50. Therefore Il "
said II ig safe 20 presume that any nd
vance money rut up had better be secure
g4f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
GREAT MINING ACTIVITY.
THtwING MACHINES REVOLUTION
IyING THE KuoNDIkE.
Sulphur Rivals Bonsnra ss Gold
Prcdac~r-Buraedp District of pns-
son Rapidly B~buiIding-Nhi te
Pass Road L. Free From snow.

Much activity In mining affairs and 4
rapid rebuilding Of the burned district Of
Dawson are the features Of the hlondtke
advices received via the steamer niugo.
which arrived from Lynn canal yesterday.
Fifty-iwo passengers twelve or fifteen ct
them from the klondike came on The
Dirigo. Charles w, Thebo, manager or iac
Cattle syndicate Limited, the LARGEST
stock dealing concern on the Yukon. lcft
Dawson January IL Il have never seen
such activity IN Kisadike mining as WAS IN
the district when l left ~ says, The
thawing machines are rcvo1utioniAing
things, and there are scores cf them Ia
operation in the district. sulphur is prov
ING almost as great a gold producer as
bonanza nawSou's burned district Is nc
ins RAPIDLY rebuilt, The Yukon has aicnty
Of fresh meat"
Mr. Theho walked down The pirigcs
sangplank all but staggering under the
weight on "A gold box which he deposited
in bus and rode away 10 a hotel. lie was
accompanied by J. l. Cox William
Wsichter. another klondike cattle shipper,
Also had luggage heavy with gold.
The Difigois Skagway passengers report
that the White Pass road "a no LONGER
troubled by snow hiockadeS. INnn cetnal
was enjoying splendid weather and on the
return trip Of the vessel. her officers re-
pert, Il could not have tScen more pleasant.
The Drige had on eighty tons ot fresh
halihut from wranre narrows. and the
following passengers:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12

JUST received two cariNANa ~ beef y1sai
ard beef srYaps from Uriam stock Yards.
Caicago d@oa8Fixxd and IN yesisct ron-
alslon faT keeping TIE hssf ard fhea .
s~s aaF foe9 On she market f4liy Bs-
FaFs5us a Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
aI,sK. noes AN rAca nonsEs

F.NpERiEN EED Ge,GNsra ~ ags sf.a
AAska bpTses cfaadaH a 60. 80 Sizih
1870 ----..N
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY

sTToRSEYs-A T-LAw.
BEICuURT G. 81 DOUGAI@ attorneys at
AN notaTieal etc. Dawson. Yukcn ter
rigQFy n A BHice1rt. II p. = C.
Prank J MeDougai uahceE ~ ottawa
ard DsNs1n. Special Alteration given SO
Ottawa work
FRED w. PETERSON. attorney ara
counselor, proctor in admiralty Fourtn
noaf Nstaai iits WHITING
CHARLES s. E$oS. attorney and cozs-
sslor a, iaw ispoms ls-i5 Aalssg ~, ira
GtERfN. FERRY a GUERIS. lawyers,
So rianesr ouiding Phone. Mas 81.
PRATT a RlpuLE, attorneys a. lar.
TeSr's as-tle-2.l Baleg tutlding
VIPER. FISK & PIPER attorneys AZ
ise t.C.a Bailey suAaing
STRIVE ALLEN. HUGHES A. Ne
Gicker. Bailey bonding
DAVIS a GILMORE. lawyers. prpctera
Pisnseg Building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12

ALASKA wnlf robes, YMkan cap siwssh
sr48fss mecca strgT god nAgs ste At G.
=. wsTneekss. 10 RAilrose syenrs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12

Rheunaiism,
S,s,,ea, Neural
gia, etc are
eaassd by irnper-
feet action Of the
kidneys. liver and
skin, and their
insesIi,y 10 throw
of poisonous sob
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
KLo>DrKE CHANCES.

ONE Cape None narer mining gfeaW1 ~
= acrns f9r AM's n has 80 fe-t ~ sasf
water rrout 80 g. wort1 aItG Ef1se fffQfF
thar asked far if 1usT row AFg,y .
r ~ smith room - Nea York bibek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-12
SorIcE no CONTRACTORS.


~ have special cheap lot OF pickets,
Niling, sheathing and other stock. ~
Ntll As klln-drlcd cedar lumber OF all
M1as Pacific Door Co. Railroad ave-
aee aud Fine street
@sh. doors general mill work. both
y enc CESAR special low prices on stock
niaf deafs ana windows Pacific Door
W. dstfcad avenue and Pms street
nANf I'D 4 Contractors tp hid on lob az
sykinS 0n NhidhN island g. " Ger
NAs NJ HALEY huiNitng
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-02
FOR NORTHWEsT.

all at office for semfmOHthIy Bulletin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-02
Thing, nFHorsrhIdc.


lFrUW tie Ne. lUfE SUM
Tire use gl horse,idc iu Ilzar etrgps is -suiiiJr.
lIi this D. only one of many uses 90 which horse
Iidc is put; 10 Is an excellent and valuable
leather. Some parts OF the hide arc used Tor
shoe uppCrs. the leather produced for the purpose
being called CordOyIu. from CurdOya. boz spain.
where b. first madc. tordovsu IN q hue
strong. handsome leather; It Formerly cost more
than Cslisaiu; but now the cost f. about tire
same Hur~ahid- Is used also for tine manufacture
= gloves ard mitteus. and in h0okhiudiuE, aud
There IS made &C 10 an imitation bu,kskir. Hoi-c-
hide - used 10 making wh'pIshcs. and some
paris OF BE- are used for making shogstriugS, %
Is used for carriage leather. IN covering seats
md ,0 on. IODChidc is much thinner than COW.
hide
The supply Of Io~-.iides comes rifefr from
cities. Some hoISghidcs are imported from Eu-
rope, Tire greatest number of these coming from
RU-gif. The finest Of an horsehidcs come from
Normandy, la France. Cit. h0Tschdes are COM
monty toe best. ard Inc best o. an American
I'r7eiides are those gathered I'm this city. Tie
largest and best hides come from tine fine Eig
drsucEf horses used by brewers aud others
A. compared with Jhe number of c0whidcS ana
other hjss tanned the number 81 hcrschidc, is,
~ o'urs'. limited; bit in the aggregate H. r.
large, and there Is a demand for an the leather
produced.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-02
RAILROADS.
Baltimore g Ohio

RAILROAD.


Sche,sie ia eject De- snaber "a. 1900
Leave Washington from station r5rner o. New
Jersey Avenue and q Street.
FOR Chicago and Northwest Yest.Duled Limited
trains IY:S a. m, SOS 2. m, daily.
10. TT Cincinnati, 81. Louis. and indianapolis,
Express. 1888 a Nestibuied Limited $40 p.
No. express I2.OJ night daily
% Tor FlttsbuTg and Cleveland. 10.@J a. n. and
500 and l;5j p m. daily
Tor Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. l2.0j night.
For winchester AID way stations, $50 a. m.
and $40 and $50 p. "a
for Luray, 3-f0 p. m daily
ror Baltimore. week days, E2-S5. 500, csc,
=, ~ YIN. 1o,5y. $50. NJ-3o- Nl0-03 a. M
1lz:g1 H., l2:l5. Kills. 2s-00. xs-so "A 80. s.s5
A2-o9, N5:lO x5-30. xG.20. C.S0 $500, NIO-0.
All;S1 1ll;S9 p. m. sundays. x2.S5. Xz-O5
xS:oO, l:S5. x5:o5. 1910, GEO, zs:00, $1,000.
Kll-3O, XII 80 p m.
For Annapolis, 7;IO and s.s5 a m. 1913 and
- p m sundays, $50 a. IA, 4-3j p. m
For Frederick, week days. s.S5. 1875 a. r..
f-5o, $50 p m sundays. 900 a. IA, rs o. u
FoI HaseTstown, 1895 a. m. and 80 p. N
a. m 80 $50, s;O5 p IN. Sundays, 800 m,
For Gaithersburs and way points week days
o;Sj =. m. l2.jO 300 4.s0 4.2S 5-sn 7.C5
ll-25 p. III SUNDAYS, 300 g. NJ. rs. 4.ss 7.05
lois p.
For Washington Junction and way points.
Teek days. s-a5 a. m, 4.S0, J:50 p n sundays.
800 A. m, l:l5 p NJ
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsuh Iigat
For Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA NeW T5rz Boston
and The East, week days, 7-G5 tDin-r}. So
(BuhetJ. 1000 (DiEer) a. IN. I2.G5 CDncr)
l:l5 lD.ner), 300 "R0y1l Limited TX
clusively Pullman TI5iH. Dining Car $50
Dining Car, 500. 80, ard 2 80 night. fScrp
ing Car open at 1850 o'clock. StisGsYs. 7-05
900 a. n, 1905 noon. lis Dining Cars 500
sos Dining Cars, 500. u-3J, and c.Sj Eigat
sleeping Car open 1000 0'ci0ck)
Parlor Cars IN all day tTsiHs.
Tor Atlantic City. 1000 a. M, 1905 noon. and
l:l3 AID 800 p H. week days 12.g5 noon sun
DAYS
Fo- Cape May. week DAYS te-o5 ard lis p. N
Except sunday NEXpTess frains
Baggage called for and checked from lotc.
and residences By Union Transfer Co. on orders
left a. ticket offices. 90 Perug-lvzl5a A.eEu.
NV, New YORK Avenue and I5th Street, and az
Depot.
7. p. UNDERWOOD. D. b. MARTIN
ID y. Z. aid Gen. Mar. Mgr. Pas. Trafic-
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

fOk saba bargain. 1881 Linden 81. n, hEif
SQUARE from cars Just cnmDiefed. Tool4s
snG bath: a. m. l.; wide paved alley; Grano-
iithie sidewalk: snail cash payment: balance
- per month Apply to owner. PEREZ H.
1T sSkLL, 1906 ST. NV dcss--t.cm
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ron RENT-HoUSEs.
FOX RENT n 80 ,a.. reduced from So 80 90
$50 per mouth Apply $50 sr. sw. jI3-5I