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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
Proposal for Water Certificates.

Bids will be received at the city
clerks office in the city of Rock Is.
land. Ill. for $40, 900 worth of Rock
Island water certificates; the said Ger.
tificates are to be issued at par, bear
five 90 per cent interest, and in the
sum of $500 each. The issuance OF
said certificates shall comply strictly
with the state law in effect July l,
1899.
At least $50, 900 worth of these GER
tifcates must be bid for and taken by
the bidder, and the city reserves the
right to place the other so, 900 worth
wherever it may desire.
The issuance of said bonds are to
be for the purpose of taking up $780,
900 worth of waterwoIks bonds, now
outstanding and deposited as collat-
eral and for the further purpose OF
extending the water service and in
stalling pumping station at the res
ervoir.
All persons desiring to bid for these
certificates must file their proposals
with the city clerk of Rock Island be-
fore 3 O'Clock p. m. of Nov. 5, 1900.
This applies also to- all citizens OF
Rock Island desiring to bid on the
$50, CO0 or any part of the $4,000.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island, Illinois, Oct. Is, 1900.
II. G. SCHAFFEK, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

ton of the heavens in the western part
of town. INDUCED in a run. But the
fire was on the Iowa shore snd the local
department was of no service. Th9
property burned was the slaughter
house of Mengel Bros. 1t was totally
destroyed. The loss is several hun
bred dollars. The building was old
and built of rough lum Der.
Will Collins was assaulted on Second
avenue Saturday night by a youth
who had more of the inclinations of a
hoodlum than the spirit of political
ardor. Collins was dealt a vicious
blow on the head with glass-headed
cane, which inflicted a wound to sew
up which several stitches were neces.
sary. The assailant objected to Mr..
Collins shouting for Mckinley.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
Saloons ou Election Day.

Mayors office, Rock Island, Nov. 5.
To Phillip Miller, Chief of Police.
Sir: You will take the necessary
steps to strictly enforce the law in
closing of saloons on election day,
Tuesday, Nov. 6, between the hours
of s a. m, and 5 p. M. You will
promptly arrest and prosecute all
persons violating the same. Also dis
tribute your officers in all voting pre-
cincts to preserve order and prevent
interference with voters near the vot-
ing precincts.
WILLIAM MCCONoCHIE,
MayOr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
Saloon Notices.

Election returns at the Bismarck
tomorrow night.
The Bismarck will receive election
returns tomorrow night.
The Atlantic saloon has arranged to
receive election returns Tuesday
night.
Full returns of election. Bulletins
will be read at p. Schaum's sample
room, at 221 Twentieth street, by
private wire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

The Central Union Telephone COM
pany will get election returns by long
distance telephone and display them
with a stereopticon on screen oppo-
site the office on Nil eteenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

The ARGUS will have it's accustomed
facilities for receiving the returns and
will be at home to its friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

The Bryan and Stevenson Anti
Imperialistic club will receive the
news of the election by direct wire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

If you want to spend pleasant
evening" and get all the election news.
60 to the Y. NJ. G. A. The moving
pictures are immense. Reserved seats
today and tomorrow for 25 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
SENATOR DAVIS IS WORSE.

i
His Leg or Foot.
St. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 5.-Senator
Davis passed a comfortable night and
IS resting well this morning.
1t. Paul, Nov. 5.-The condition of
Senator c. y. Davis was reported de-
cidedly worse last night and grave fears
We're entertained that if his life is
saved it may be at the cost of his foot,
or possibly his right leg. The pus
which had formed in the foreparI of
his foot. and for the removal of Which
two surgical operations We're per
formed. has gathered farther back to-
ward the heel, and indications are
that il is permeating the entire limb.
The fever which the patient was suf-
fering on Friday has returned and
does not yield as readily 70 treatment
as formerly. The surgeons in attend
ance held consultation yesterday
and it was decided 10 send ut once
10 Chicago for the best specialist to be
had. The senator was very restless
and suffered much pain yesterday. He
has not been told of IN enature of his
aiImeur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05

Election returns hot from the wire
will be announced in the rotunda of
the Harper house.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
ChambsrlaIn,s cough Remedy 10 Chicago

Hisgen Bros, the popular south
side druggists, corner Sixty-ninth
street and Wentworth avenue, say:
I'VE sell great deal of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and find that
it gives the most satisfactory results,
among children for severe
colds and Group" For sale by ali
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
WE May HAVE

Fair tonight and TUeSddy,
bit little change in temDerG-
tire.
j. ". SHERLER, Observer.
temperature at Z q. IN. So,
at $50 p. M. IS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-11-05
ELECTION RETURNS.

The Rock Island Club will receive
the returns by special wire.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

market WIN found, bur WI hive beeD
quite successful IN dlppOulnu w Ihem,
Considering llln bonds from M invest
n,ellt point OF View, lll1y ma regarded
IN y i%lrAt'olAW Investments ma Tho
lind commission gives IN Apunplty 90,
600 aeres Or lind IN Tho YollOWHlOIo
valley, Alld Tim whole System on
dltehpb when completed, :,
"Tllptenn Miles Of dllehos ibnl wepa
Canal company VIII DO lmm0iinioiy
extended MID enlarged until WhaOlop
Flats IN renchod, Then WI expect 10
build Oh tho Boulder side W mo
valley for about forty miles lllAt will
give III oil the nelHllbOpllDOd w sIstyI
nyo miles Of ilD finest irrigation
dlicheS ID Montana, indeed, Tho
system Will bo lllD beat In tho Unllod
States, excepting those In California. y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
M ehus or kUJAYH
s0Ma biaht shnn IN ,hA pr1hAbia tAMAa
" hpittoN'a MMNiph

!" FfpttVU "HFNtbl
w 10 tho present Time No plnA hA
bnan obtained IA the whereabouts y
John kNlath. who murdered NNbl
BpitiM MN tT0Okeh creek " Wneh hHD
bur n III presumed That he N IN hil
iNH III tho Pryor MDNntAinA ~ Whinl
plAnn he mnan his eseape AFTER TIN
ahOOtiNh
Tim Rph l,DhHe Picket sheds som'
linht IA 10 tho probable pAisa ~ IA,
shDOtMR by tho lOllowinHi
Everyone w ipylnH ~ imAHlnn
MNan, phM0th up mMadlhtn, lW WlMl
senma ~ bn n meat MNtAl nDldblnDlht
mnrdnh N IN suggested BY some thnl
thnra VIVA An old fnnd between I'M
Two mem which Ar0sp originally FROM
tho fAat ihAt Mr. brl,tn Ind Il bull
which persisted IN brpAkinH Init
kM5hih'a plAne, And thAt finally Onp
lAy Ia l0ld BfitlOn That hN could
mMn ana vat tha animal Op N would
ba ahOt, AnA Tint from Tint INy there
WINS n sOrl Of secret anmity between
tho twO Bnl on tina other hnnd lhis
ideA N secuted by those who knew tha
men beat, NhnE any Tint " ever such
II Feeling ApOsa N could not possibly bn
sNnlpiant 10 stand ~ tho eplsp NJ This
crime, jealousy ~ Thought 10 have
existed between Them 10 II certain eks
iant, beeANsa, though both W them
were we'll supplied with ms worlds
goods, one had pp0Spered \ little more
linn tho other,
N IN known TINT knjAth had ~
unHOyemAbla temper II ~ AlaO freely
discussed since this hAs nNpuFped lint
FOR tho pNat ynap Mr.. knjalll lnA
hardly bnen himself and The possible
theory VI temporary insanity N nd
Vlnpei,
ln connection with tho above Il cons
pApnllvplN recent Incident IN kuDAth's
llfn, III which u Young woman IN cons
enFDa1. llns Dhen, DrOnHNl w. IN tho
probable nnuse " llIA mental nbelns
Hon, W sneh existed, N Stems thAt np
70 sohlelhlnH over y senr nHo NnDnlh
frequently mAae tho assertion lhhl. hh
WINS nnHnHed 10 mnlry n MlAA f9Vh
Woodrow, whose home N llhW Scott
CIV, Lawrence comfy, Mo, They
hnn frequent n0lleApOhlanGh anil
abONI 4 yenF nH0 tho young Indy cnlnp
Ont 10 Montana 10 NOE the country and
Df eonrse 70 be neap Mr., Ruiath, Dup
Inv Tho time slG WhH here hha WAH
guest NJ tho home OF j, A, HlnH, who
lives nbOnt twenty-five miles from
kNjaIh's mnell, Hhn returned 10 her
Missouri home last July, Since Then
II lnH been Nh open secret llht tllp
MDtGh wins broken on and " NnQnpas
tlODably affected kljath 10 n gpenl dea
lpee and u IA thonHllt may have una
hAlAnoed hlB mind
Az This writing the murderer IN
atlll M Liberty, although Tho officers
apa Htlll searching for him. WI
a%yaDtNAly arpesled Ia may Hhed. some
llghl Oh hlH motive FOR II deed That
few parallels IN tho history ol
county,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
NnIa Of Thnnhnl

WI wish 10 express our sincere md
hpnplfA|I lllnnhH 10 Tho friends who
showed IN HnNll Kind consideration
dNyinH Illn Hipknnss md deAth of orr
bnlOynd WlfN md lnnRhtnh
Luther ", Smith,
MN, n, W klmOnpall
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

som u, Vi rnllins, Springfield, Mo- /
AAWlps ID, HWnH, NnAlnWOOh NJ, vi
tipo NJ Heatod, Hpanl FORKS, NJ. DNl
y, ~ hAwsnn, hnhlnAlnh Mich Y
MAN white, lNlnmhlA, Moi ii III
MuialrDyl pilyl thna, H. Mwohlsn
.iAlsn llha VIII JnlMatMh tlnlyM llll
D. n, billHpM, DR., vi, MnhAllh DNndp
WoUAi hOhl, N linln and wlln,
kADkAA uliN.l pplnp iohnAOn, VnlNnA
Mira, y, hmnplph, HnlnnnI Hugh
NpApy, Ann NMnnlanOi Il, II, Knlly,
lMwIaotWni ", iiapyny, llno' II
AmDNa, Mnaaplahnll Ann, Nj AnlMp
apn, ApnDh PNn Mrs, II y, Am0tL
Nine ApnDth John AWotl, Mnbal
june, AhppilAM
Annany, Ann, W. IA A, unmpbnll
AMI boy, Pryor Mrs. W N, lQnlnpt
md Two children, M, h0NlA III q,
Fnllnh HDsumAnI J0slnh un0k Mrs,
ii tOok, HnhlDl Mny vi Rt0ynp,
bnAllM ,WNoil nov ~ hNlllnE nnd
Wife, hpldHppi .ThOs, " Pollnylh VI
OONinrin, Hnd hQaHal pllOal Mnl lipL
HnnllpNl China W. pnpiMn, Nllpnl
llpin NilNnd, hpn hndAnl pnnl ~
Hops and Wife NJ w. Hnlnlliaon,
n q, HphOolhopL npppn
HAy, VIE l. M, MpDOnOnHh, tlnbOl
uhna n, ulnypnDl, Junction. Gins,
HAnaDnl Miles ullYi Nj Morton md
Wife, waterbury, Conn Row W. u,
htnll HDh AOll INAn AlhlVlnO, pllyl %
y, ilnlmAn, y, w. johnson, w Mills
Hnlpnhl ID Hnp0ld MHNplll, pllyl. w.
Alllnaoo, Nab VhnA
BosamAn
Mopluh Ana pl.aOhnA ", GAy'
lord, N, y, ~ Il HnloA' Nd,, WpbGy,
q, Hmpllph, pllyl.. Mpa, W
lD0nAhnn, MI lNnlhi, NJ Collins, npnW
Agency ~ Morrill,, HpldHnp ", WI
MOollnp, W. Pnnl HMMnlt williams
ION, HlblMMprk dnDr, CASTOR, TOlNnn
n, ", PpwlpN HolpMi My. Glory,
Blnln, RnnAAa CIV |. maxwell
Blake, kAnAnn CITY Gins VI Curtis,
lhIlpDIt, HGpkyAlnl NJ. NJ NlllRAn,
@nniW0Od Gins n, OlnNpnOl, Jnnnr
llt ~ JneDhaOl, HObOnhn NJ MI g.
i dnpllA IN, Dnfl0nl Oil Al W Nnpnl,
lOpasllI dr A, WlnAp, DlnlhNaQM NJ
Champ knllOn, hpnlllni w
junction
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28

NEFUHIhDAk hBANUN Nj
slntn CONVENTION NJ Montana Gibbs M IN
Hnln M HalpnN saDiGMbV W.

A state convention on tho republic
can lpnguo olnbA on, Montana ~ !logobF
called 10 meet IN Tho CIV Of Hel0nA
on "Wednesday, HeplnmbQp h, 1900,
Representation M Hald convention
Will be AppOptlMnod among tIn
different lnaane Clubs 0f. MONTANA IA
follows ON lha bAalA on ono q0lnNate
fOr Nagh thirty members Or major fpAGs
ll0n thereof, md Two d0leHAl1A M
largo from GAgh county, Tho aan9 NJ
be appointed by lilg Woe presidents IN
Tho diffnr6lll AOlnli0A
i3y order " tho executive OOmmllta0
w the republican atnt1 Tongue M MOns
thllAi W NJ Porter PreAidnnh
JOHt NJ, DIXON, sngrDtnrgI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
non VII AKhItALsl
Al FIN liEnul,

fplday, Anp slr=al4p Gillette, Rllop
llanl q q, Perkins lpy Burlington
M, M, Potter u, N Moore, MI, pNn
III, Nj OOs, kanaaB ellyj Jr III, Mel
lnHnp j,. p, Smith ehlGAgOi ", A
Blnoh, NJ Pnnl ID. Al NorlHOn,. Gin
rInnRtll y, VI, Peplep, Bnltnj VI, NJ
llNnt, Richmond MisH Nj, Hight, Bil
Tlmberl A, FeirHreW, He'd ltCdHeI Vi
q, filehOs, gnllfDrnla) n, N HuH0p,
HelanMj u VI Hant1pbaGll ghlnnEO
Mics fepeks, He'd lOd4ej \, jnekaOn,
Helonal N, H. W6Hnle,, Holena III
bOoD, HOnh iAland NJ Al, Gray, Hell
nnU ", III, Johnson Miles City n,
Blnohloy, Nv, Paul q, NJ Halre, Hell
ana q, H. HionopldHe,, New York
Corn Hlllolt, BlrlmDHhamj. Al Bl
Clarke, Miles City Hl H. Waterman,
i.lne0lni ii " Bush ANA wlfe, HoHe'
bud,
saturday, Au4, gb,==F, .rP dOHs,
N, d, O'bpien, 0lendivel q, VII Sharp,
hlDoOlnI ", n. HIlmeOn Council BllifHl
", "a HOWAPns Omaha d. Hl Fupl1y,
!iolela d. 9, Dawson, ,Hyaltlvllai d,
Metansi0, MI Panl W. 81, Honey,
M~lnnoad0lls A. w, HlliOtt, Boston
N, II, Walsh, sheridan.
sunday, AHE, nB,@Ml q, .iil Martin,
Cody q, NMn0ns and wife, Albion
y, MptAlup, milwaukee, Ji Gruau, Nj
Lynch, Al HOOy, ", ~ Adams, Olnag
In y. ~ HFalAm md Wife, New
YOpk u, DOWty, MI, Paul ID, dl
Hed hGdual ~ W. ,Hin4al,
OmnhnJ l ", Hl Blddle, dralDm Al
~ II, Honngteh Aanaas City q, GaiA,
j u. Woody, ". M, aippilis, Buffalo,
Il, w Frey, wife and tWo boys
Monday, Angs sT's=W y Cruise,
Helena y, y, H0beplaouJ Htr Louis
1. ~, Belsel Now York A., I'll
lllpaoli "a j, bpatogap, M, Pani q,
v, nr6pm and wife, Hold Hodge A. b.
l%lnlbaith, NJ, PM ~ W Wills Al
Y, Wnmas, GOlnmbusJ w. N, HObOrs
Aod, a. .knhiL Nav York NJ III ltofa
w NJ Il, D'hrien, dlondlyei III Daa
Wv, FOpt UnAlop,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
solion M Annnal Mnnuus

The nnnnNl mpnttnH M .lhn f0ll0ws
aiona N Canyon gpGGk nilGh nNVlMng
fW lha pIaaliV, pf ,ONIeoys fp .i 0l-
sginE ENW WtN ~ held M, MI NJ
MurAhE runah IN Canyon GrNnk, Tpos'
dHg, September 4, 1900 M Y D'Gl0ak
m M All llls WnNlilH hidA Mr. m,
laFHinH the dilGh VIII I'M opened And
BHGh HHtinn tAkNH M lhR mime NM Mnk
hH daaInHd Winn Any 0thW hnhiDpaa
VIII ala0 hp aduAidmOa ltpl mag Pr0pg
came before Inc mNellnH
d0ai UAilf1fd, F%ffhldGnlt
q, M NlAfeR, HReFafaFEf Msf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
COMING 10 TnIs COUNTRY,


Thrifty BnpHhaps N0niaM Dlnta JOlDinA
HollaDd Immigrants NJ HIE climber
Thrifty bNrgl,ovr nve immigntinu
NJ tho country In considerable ll,lfl'
baps, and plnns are now On fDOt u
secure n colony ~ ilDevB for the Vel
lOwst0ne ynlloy neAr Dig Timber A,
WOrmBer, president ~ tho Holland
Irrigation company, Inns IN lis pOssnsr
sion u communication from u native
association organized tO assist South
African o0lOniNlA IN nndlng homes IN
America, That makes the proposed
colony very NEARLY Il certainty,
MI, WOpmHep Nv |WDAthuHlnHlic over
lha project, w la IN d nnilve iiOl,
lander himAelf, md therefore tnkas M
additional interest IN any plnD TINT
VIII advance Tho interests Or hIH
GOuntrymel, Last mil, when The li0ep
WIN WIS attracting the attention "
thA civilized world, " Holland official
visited lhiA country nnd met Mr..
WOrMEar, md " WaA then TINT ih0
plan wins fpsi given lts inception,
1--WE now hAyo WI Holland families
living tributary ~ the dllehaA TINT
W6r0 built by tho Holland Irrigation
Canal company" aald Mr., WovMser,
three gpOps have been raised by Tin
settlers, md remarkable WOgppss hns
be0n MAIDS with Tho lind since Anitled,
We haye the whole country bnok Of
fhA valley fOv RvnNiDH pnFpOnas nnd
AveVy condition IN tdaAl for settlement
by th0 bnvRllevA WI have dlspOaed
OF n large amount NJ tho bonds issued
ny mo arid land commission and ON,
p00t w commence work Immediately
tpDil Tho system on bitches, which
Will when completed, include 40
miles W main and lateral ditGlles
tributary 40 DO, 900 aopas VI land thnt
WOuld eaElly accommodate 1000
families anticipate That We viii be
ablo NJ accomplish n great doAl during
the fall, ADd look Tor u large imDnigpM
hon In tho spring,
"The Holland irrigation md Unnal
company hAs Tor some time GWrled on
u correspondence with tho South
African committee, md ! hAye Dor.
sOnally received several lett0rs from
people In TIM TAnsynll 0nd Orange
Vr0a State who are MKlOus 10 move
W this country boIievO Tint Mons
fNDN VIII secure " very largo pvOpOv.
ttOn ~ thu DOar immigration 10 THIS
country, Th0y Aro n~vst.0lAss, In.
dWstviOns farmers md perhaps Tho
most thrifty Of any That como w
this country, " might bo aaid that
thare nm thvN0 GlAss0s Of Beers Tho
iHyst Nv0 willing IN continue thaiv
In South Africa and ti,e lifO
fhAy bNye bean accustomed w load
fhe second Rge willing W SWttle In
and RvG now making ARRANGE
lnanfs lacking m Tint 0nd, The last
plAaK, while willing 10 emigrAto IN
tte United States Hvp hardly adNptad
E0v farming In Tho vert, M thAy fnv'
nNrly heM government positions IN
nllyosds Rnd Oth9y Wg0teets that
M government A0ntv0lled VDv
viii And locations elsewhere,
~ have sneeeaded In dtapOstng NJ n
evge RNtpbev M bNDds ~ tbe A0NInis,
Nm f0v fjpe continuation ~ tha AAIAl
/ M Yellowstone ~ Win WI pew
midi IN IN mAvkst ~ immediate
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
special Hate. ~ Hnnisp,s ,iOi springs,

special Hates W unnisp's liOl hDplDHs,
The Northern pnellu railway offers
ihe people Of Montana spoolnl round
lrlp rates W Huntop's Hell Springs lO
enable them ~ enjoy Tho ilno mlilDpnl,
hot water bAtllA NJ iIint point, 1hnsb
springs hrD WtlntaI III Hpplnndnlo,
@nlneteen MILES DnAt VI Livingston,
Tho site IN u beautiful one nll Inn
medicinal properties Df llin waters np0
eqtinl W those found anywhere
A. special elghlvlny Ticket, good Tor
rOld irip fnre W BprIDHlnlu nln for
tWultysOilO il0nlB, seven nlHlllH lmtplDn
nid bnthihg privileges NJ iliu pppllus,
VIII be sold IN follows
Hamilton, wv.
MinpOuln, wv,
WhilipHbnrR, WA
M%nrynyllle, WI,
Deer Lodge, wv
Pony, FlM
Norris 49,
Winston, 49,
Townsend, 49,
Lombard, SIA
Cubi0r NO.
Forsyth wv,
Miles Olty, IVA,
u1nndiyn, WV
A fhrendny ticket, Including tnre In
hlVinHdnlh nnd ml,ipl, NJ. meals, Two
nights lodging md lMihtnH tWiyllenuB
VIII bo sold from points nld NJ mieH
nalnnd b0lOWi
lttltIu kIu
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
OhDius Residence Lvts pOp anla,

VIII Aell lots il, w, block BY, for
1900 not " AOld DprOrD HeDl, 10, After
that hhin VIII Withdraw them from
market, IN owner IN going enst, In
4nlr of. Fred w. Foster, Room VI,
FnnAho block, DTSD
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
NHpVHHIuAh pliI A II llhl
DnlpKnlnM ira EipniHl IN Mn IN mn lOnnls
@lDHynMlDn hRkI HNlUphnk,

g'hp republican primaries NJ olnoI
delegates lO tho county convention
which meets. nesl Saturday ln lhA
elty, W0p0 heln MI Tho various ppNH
GiliniH over tln county Inst Saturday
Tllnrp VIVA u good turnout M thn
primaries IN billings with Iho follow
Inn pubn|t,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
rBDDv IA NOMIH0,
H%DOAaveIt VIII hpnNk In NllHnH IN Aanl
nnd liullH IN SAINT IN,

Judge Dewitt on BHtte lAH received
tho itin0pnpE M Theodore H0OAnyelt
from tlle ehAirman IN thn republican
nail0nAl aOnlmifl0G Vha ,H0lH1l
Hidep VIII apNgk NJ HiamaPk, NJ Oh
ON Saturday, September III, in, HNl0nA
TneAday, WV 18Th From llM httar
place IN VIII HO south IN lhN Hhoff
linn.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-28
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Al Vha DriaG0lL

Friday, Aug gh==G0n A. smith
lag, MatllepH, VIM Gordon, MuAaels
s,lol! Y, y HlalMrds, Oakland Il
H. Williamson, UliGnR0j dOim Hlnls
layl Owls H0OAt DrbI Holman ~
=, Mills, Helpnai b. " Wetll Tll0Hi
Dn0gHAM haylnaI Fpank AlephenA,
lHWiHOlWnJ MiHA JHIia WdIikna,
llnHln, WgOl " N, Hnolnl 0aHllNi III
Draah, Elmlpa NJ vi NJ NJ
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gratitude or both. gladly desire to become
part of the United States; but l emphati-
cally repeat that their control by our Gov
ernment, or their annexation before inde-
pendence is granted them. will always be
a source of irritation and injury. All
changes are attended with some confusion;
and, no doubt, this would be the case in
the event of Cuban independence being
granted but the sooner we place the peo-
pie of Cuba in position where they will
govern themselves, the sooner will the diff
ficultes be met and overcome. and we be
regarded as an honest and faithful people,
who keep our plighted faith. and the better
it will be for all concerned.
ut was my intention to accept an invi-
tation of our Key West Florida, union
lists and go TO that city (taking about two
days there and back and deliver an ad-
dress, but the Havana Heraldo came out
in an attack upon me almost commanding
me to Go home, Mr.. Gompers. 1t seemed
to me that that was not just the time to
leave the city for any reason and | can
celed the Key West engagement 1t ac-
cused me of fomenting strife and being the
instigator of the cigarmakers strike, not
withstandiDg the fact that it was inaugu
rated four weeks before my arrival in Gu
ba. OF course the settlement of the strike
took the wind out of the 'Heraldo's' sails
and it had to 'crawfish.' The Havana
Journal came back with an editorial de-
Tending my course and advised me as fol-
lows: Stay where you are, Mr.. Gompers.'
l could not follow the command of the one
paper nor the advice of the other. / re-
mained in Cuba exactly as l at first calcu-
lated, that is, just two weeks.
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LANSBURGH & BRO.
washington's Favorite Store.
Some BedWear
Items Which
Will Interest You.

II-4 heavyweight Pasadena
Wool Blanket; soft. fine finish;
silk bound; red, blue, and pink
borders-worth all of S.. IS. Spe-
cial, S2.5S pair.
Large size New York Mills
Blanket, extra heavy weight, fancy
borders, long nap, slightly soiled.
Sold originally for $3.50. Spe-
cial, S2.6S pair.
ia Wool Blanket, finished like
any IS covering; wide silk binding
they come in all borders. This
blanket sells for S3.75. Special,
S2.SS pair.
q pairs ia Tennyson Blankets,
the last of the lot, finished in the
finest style. They're really worth
$500. To close them out quickly
the price will be So. 80 pair.
6x6 White Cheese Cloth or Silk
oline Comforts, used as mattress
pads, csc.
We have just received 25 dozen
extra large Silkoline Comforts in
all the very latest designs and col
orings. They are we'll filled with
the best white laminizAd cotton
plain colored on one side. Special
price, Sf.3S.
Ruffled Crib Comforts in large
variety of colorings-75c value
SOC.
Bedwear Dept. Third Floor.
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Suing for Heavy Damages.

ELKTON, Md, March Miss Dora An
thony, of Elkton, teacher OF Charlestown
public school, has. through her attorney,
States Attorney William S. Evans. entered
suit in the circuit court against the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road to recover $4,000 damages. The suit
arises from a crossing accident at North
East, on February 10, when carriage
driven by Miss Anthony and Miss Mary II.
Smith, of Elkton, was run into by hand
car at that station, both young women be-
ing thrown out and injured.