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1ooAL rINAN0LA1 NOTES.


N. Y, N. II. and H. r. r. is in more
demand with sales at 212 to 212la, A
small lot of the convertible fours sold
at 1914.
Diamond Match company is quoted,
1874 to 1856 Boston Electric on small
sales is quoted slightly lower, at 1877 to
1870.
The second annual dividend on the
common stock of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad is payable to-day.
Clearings and balances of the New
Haven banks for the week ending No
vember "A and for the corresponding
week of last year are furnished by the
secretary of the New Haven clearing
house by days, as follows;
1o0n Ro1annas 1899
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DECREASE OF GAME IN MAINE

DECREASE OF GAME IN MAINE
There has been much surprise that
the game record for October was so
light, when in previous years there had
been a constant increase over the pre-
cedlng season, says the Maine Sports
man. On the part of some sportsmen
this falling off has been laid to the de-
crease of deer in Maine, while others
have ascribed 1t to what is more rea-
sonable, the unusually noisy condition
of the woods in October, combined with
falling off in the number of visitors
to the woods, hence less sportsmen to
bring game out. That these latter con-
ditions have more to do with it than the
first theory advanced is the conviction
of the writer who has been in posi-
ton to learn more as to the number of
incoming hunters and to compare this
with the amount of game brought out,
than many people who advance theo-
hies on game defamation. In former
years they fairly swarmed into Maine,
early, great numbers of sportsmen and
"would-be's," who wanted to be on the
ground as soon as the law was off, and
pick out the best deer to kill. Wisdom
has come with experience, and these no
longer begin to flock in here during
September as game killed so early too
frequently finds warm weather all the
way home and spoils. Then too, the
big bucks, most priced as trophies, are
not to be found thus early except in
rare cases. And when Is added the
fact that politics and general pros
perity that demands a closer attention
to business-at least until the political
cast of the next national administra-
ton is settled--has kept many at home
who would otherwise have made trip
into the Maine woods, the decrease is
accounted for.
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New York Cotton Exchange

Reported over private wire by Ii. c. Fried.
man IL Co, bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
street. N. y, and 1853 Chapel Street. New
Haven. N. A. Tanner, Manager of Local
Branch. Direct wires to New York and
ClclgO. ODentuC rIoeina
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Furnished by Kimberly, Root & Day. Bauk
ers and Brokers, 1913 Orange Street.
BANK STOCKS.
DO
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Investment Securities.

MIDDLESEX BANKING CO.'S per cent.
Bonds.
NEW HAVEN sT. r, r. co.'s per cent.
Bonds.
INTERNATIONAL SILVER co.'s Der
cent. Bonds.
MoNTyILLB STREET RAILWAY 1st
Gold SIS, due 1920
NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN 4 per cent.
Convertible Debs.
PECK BROTHERS & COMPANY per ct.
bonds.
BOSTON ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.'S b.
due 1924.
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELE,
PHONE Stock 81
NEW HAVEN GAS LIGHT stock.
MORRIS & ESSEX r. R. per cent. guarl
anteed Stock.
DETROIT & HILLSDALE A per cent. guar
anteed stock.
DANBuRY & BETHEL ST. RAILWArs
stock.
CONNECTICUT NATIONAL BANK
stock.
AMERICAN BANK MOTIF co. Stock,
For sale by
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Financial.
NEW YORK sTOCK MARKET,

Opening, Highest, Lowest QuotatiOsm
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince & Whitley, Brokers, Is Center
Street, New Haven:
Omen. High Low Inst
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PAR VALUE
GOLD MINING
COMPANY.
Only $4,000 Shares
at so cents.
Price Will Be Advanced
After December 10th
to $l.0O
Order Now /!
We offer a limited amount of the full

We offer limited amount of the full
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NEWS or NOTED PERSONS.

Cecil Rhodes has arrived Mt London.
The public did not show the slightest
interest In him.
Congressman Boutelle's condition
aoes not improve to any appreciable ex-
bent. He will again be able to
take part In public. affairs.
The fund which Is being raised by
subscription for the benefit Of the widow
Of the late General Guy v. Henry, ".
D. A., has reached IA total OF 1868.
Mrs, w. u. ID. Stokes OF New York
has brought suit for an absolute divorce
against her husband, the millionaire
real estate dealer. w. ". ID. Stokes.
Charlemngnc Tower, the United
States ambassador ut NJ. Petersburg,
and II. y. Hagermnn, the second secre-
barry OF the American embassy, will visit
the United States In May.
Admiral Dewey may not be q guest Of
Chicago May |, This Ii because the
committee In charge Of the affair finds
instead OF planning u fete In honor
Of the admiral OF the United States
navy IL Nv placed In the embarrassing
position Of prospective host TO M aspi.
for the presidency.
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DEWEY HASN'T WlINpRAW N
Admiral snys lip " slill IN thp linpe for
thu Mammalian,

WAsnNaVoN, Awil H. - Admiral
Dewey says tint thp ropprt published IN
New Work. Nfternopn noWspnpw ~
Ihp effect TINT hp intendol 70 Withdraw
Ills ennaidApy TOR thp presidency wAs MI
y mistake, that hp hnA neypr, glypn 70
anyone whnlpyW snph MformntioN,
Thp dispatch IN n Now York WpNr
which III rofprrol W N ~ followsi w
Nv asserted on whit snNnls W ~ good
authority Tint Admiral Dewey has dos
pidpa ~ withdraw ~ n mnlidntn Tor
TIM presidency and thNt Within \ faW
aNys hp will fMNnlly mnoNnpp bis do
piAinn, Ills hrnthorin'lnw, John ",
MnIMan, u alleged W hp rpSponslhlo Tor
this lntpst move,
within ~ hours Admiral Dewey Inns
boon IN ponspltNtinn with npmomWlio
leaders and others NnIngnnistlo W FIos'
ldpnt Mckinley, md thp nnniona !han
Expressed, together with mNgnyoMhlp or
nnn-pnmmiIlnl yipWs ynlppl ny tho
newspapers, decided him, " ~ psspplpA,
w Withdraw from thn pnnlpsLN
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Beers Notify Portugal Ii 80 Cos.
siders the Transport Of Brit.
ish Troops
Across Portuguese Territory IL
Africa Further Action
PrObIemntlc.


LONDON, April I2.-It IL learned
here that the Transynnl government
has formally notified Portugal that
they consider the shipping Of Brit.
ish troops md munitions 81 war to
Rh0desin, by way Of Boirn, Portuguese
Igist Africn, to DO tnntamOnnt To hostile
action, This, however, will not stop
General Sir Frederick C%nrriDRton's
forces from entering Hh0dosin, Whether
or not the Beers will make reprisals
upon Portugal romans 10 be- seen,
though tho best informed opinion here
inelinos 10 tho belief TINT tho Boors aro
not likely 10 bnek up their protest with
action TINT would bring Thorn into hos
~tilities with still another power
The British government, tho Assoei.
nted Prnss Nv officially informed, stands
ready W tnlse tho part of Portugal, in
caso the Beers attempt rpprisnls, but 80
far Portugal Inns not applied for British
mid, nor Inns she replied W the Boor no,
tiiicntion, With Grent Britain vi her
bncs, " " snid, she will not give IN, IN
the slightest, m maintaining That the
transactions nj l3nirn urn fully justified
by tho long standing troalios between
irant Britain and Portugal,
While tho situation IN admitted W DO
grave, tho foreign Office Nv moi inclined
tn believe the Beers will inko aggressive
action, Tho oonoonsns Ut opinion "
thai should tho Doors nttompt rnprisals,
" would r0aot 10 tho advantage of Grn,
Britain, enabling her 70 nso Dolagon
Inv lrpuly.
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TIE A RECORD.

Ely Coghlan, tho actress, ~ dead.
II, b, Utley, inventor Of artificial mar.
bio, IL dead NJ Chicago.
lion, ", II. Moore, aged ~, formerly
congressman from tho Fifteenth Ohio
district, Nv dead,
Frederick II, Church, tho celebrated
scenic painter, Nv dead, Intormont
will tniso place NJ Hartford, Conn.
Mrs, Kate q, Huddlestone, u Of tho
most active md widely known cir
women In tho country, died NJ her
home IN Chicago, nged AZ.
Roy, Alfred Young, ono OF the best
known Roman Catholic priests In tho
United States, founder Of tho Panlist
In Now York city and mn
author 81 works on Roman Catholicism
md o. church music, IL dead,
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RAILROAD NEWS,

The Northern Pacific has ordered 10
locomotives from tho schenectady Loco.
motive works,
Rnilrond mon ara snid 10 bo much
ploasNd oyor tho probable dofoat Of The
Hay. Pnnncefote treaty,
Tho Milwaukee will build 1000 box
oars ~ Us shops In West Milwaukee,
" has also ordered from the Baldwin
Locomotive works ~ locomotives,
Tho federal supreme court has decided
that ropoiyors OF railroads ape not liable
npdor tho lnW prohibiting railroad COM
pnnios from combining liyo stock for q
longer period than w hours without
pploadipg Thorn tor rost, water, eto,
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:, UNHN- NpmNNH WNs gnON, with Drlpps
hao 100 hlehpr INN saturday Wnsp NJ
prlons, bM,nhMh lll9,
NpAVVLM-- MNrkpt strong, stNpk pNt,
VIZ sold fN'rly well With No change w
prlppa,
NSnloa WlngNl M v,7hmnhA lpr COWS,
W b0apala " fnr hn||ai sIl0lWhM lnr hplfpra
tl0lWlM for sfnprsl VA 7N@hsh for
at0nknrs,
iH Markat s!Nnay Ior both sheep
and ,lNmhs, Demand good.
vh00@A ~ In.p. shopn lambs staa fNp
nnllsI slNn lnr fNt pWoa
.aNpdplptal .pNttlp, lApi pNlves, lNQl hogs,
ann Ahnnn, llnh
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BAD WEATHER WEST,
Nains, snpw ana u0id MrW u Large
section I~pnnmtOr'nhln,

srNtIW 'DnnWlOr'lhln,
CnpAOo, April l2,--lho whole West
and Southwest, including tho sInlos of
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, kpn'
ws, Missouri, Town, Illinois, lnaimn
AEsl Ohio, ~ experimenting y series Of
raln and snow storms, accompanied by
temperatures Ringing from ID 20 80 do'
greps holoW normal, with heavy trosTs
over u large section of thn whoat belt,
Az Denver thormomotors registered v
above and ~ Dodge City, KAN ~
above,
According to tho United States
weather bureau, tho storms nro u CON,
tinnpiinn ~ the recent |olondhurst lhnt
caused Tho Anstln, Ton, dlsnstnr, and
swollen country streams nra roporInd
from WI oypr Tho West, Several minor
wnshnnis hNye epppmod, bpt 80 lnr tho
railroads hnyo not pxplnronooa any SORT,
ops lrpnhlp, Weather hnronn officials
say tho frost limo will extend ~ tm
south ~ tho Ohio river, NJ loast,
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Mp,pp "ynptrppts gop MpN,nlpy,

EEWlkTnN, Mpn AMI lAl-"Fhp IN"
pnhliMns ~ MIME IN slpln pony0nFlnn
here npminNtpl NIX presidential plonlnrs,
alnpIad fonr ilplngAlpa .nnl fonr AlIpr-
natps IN thn nNtl0nDl convention w
PhilnaplphiNr And nNnnIna \ platform
plnAglng snnpprI W FrpslAnnf Mnlfin'
10y, sVhp alIpgNIpa WprA MOI, plNAgnd,
hpE nv plgFfMm IN fhis StaEp II 'appmpd
~splllpippf instruction,
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War News From B0er Sou &.
Not FGlIy Credited In
London.
Dispatches From Roberts Fail to
Mention Some Alleged
KeyeIses.
Lively Bombardment by the Beers
ut EIands!aagte Being
Kept Up.

LADysMITH, Tuesday, April l0.--The
Beers opened fire this morning early,
sending shells into the British camp
ut Elandslaagte from three positions,
widely separated. The shells did no
damage. The troops moved out To
reeonnoifre and found the Beers IN
strong force and well fortified, One
naval ~ inch gun replied to the Beers,
who have again placed q "Long Lom'
In position.
Whom tho Beers commenced Smelling
the British were drilling, and y pri'
ynte WAS killed and another was wound
ed before the soldiers were Withdrawn
from range. Then the naval briRnde
opened fire aud drew u heavy Boer
ffiisillaae, and two of the cruiser Pbilo.
mel's gunners were killed. The naval
men stuck 10 their positions, however,
aud the Beers Mnmnsked six guns, IN
Guiding u %I00.ponnder, aud shells foil
IN all tho British camps,
After three hours bOmbardmont, the
British fire slnckened and the bnrghors
cleared from a kopje on the right when
a British shell lt on the spot occupied
by their gun, Another command WIS
Seen moving toward tho British LETT,
apparently with the intention Vt laDk'
ing them, but tho British shells forced
them TO retire,
The British advance piekots We're
continually sniped, but few casualties
lnyo bnpn rapOptnl,
lathe afternoon tho naval brigade
again fired II fow shells, II Nv rnmoped
that u body Of Beers Inns gathered south,
west Of Elnpdslnagte, with the apparent
intention % cutting u British line %
communication,
General Clery directed todAy's opera
lions,
General Butler visited ElapdslMBtp
CoLEsDERd, Cape Colony, April H.
TN Wow ~ tho state OF unrest across The
border, Lord Roberts hrs proclaimed u
warning 10 the Gape polonists thnt fnr-
ther acts Of hostility will DO Wentod
with tho utmost rigor of martial lnw,
HWARTEoproATmN, Orange FREQ
stntp, Monday, April le-Lord Moth
pon's force " enenmpod here, 10 miles
cast Of BDshpf.
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UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Tho entire business portion Of Ra-
venn, Mich, bns boon destroyed by fire,
A 4~.yenr.oll child 81 Patrick Barton
scaldod 70 death vi Prairie DIV Chion,
Wis,
Fire at Wnynesyille, o., destroyed IN
entire square In the business portion Of
tho town, Loss not ynt known,
Ninoty.throo cases Of bnbonio plague
cad ~ deaths from the disohso have 90.
CURED NJ sydney, Now South Wales,
Tho British sailing ship lrnnian, from
New York 10 Yokohama, has been
wrecked, Sixteen OF tho crew were
saved but tho captains boat Nv missing,
Tho w, Louis Cannon Dali on the
Omaha and Nv, Lonis railroad was
wrecked just Nnst Of Silver Oity, Im
Most OF the |passengors were injured
but only two seriously,
Owing ~ tho breaking down oil the
largo dam W Anstin, TeSo a disaster
occurred not unlike the YOUNGSTOWN
Hood, A reservoir 30 miles long, hAlfa
mile wide md 30 foot loop WINS tnrnod
loose on the already Hooded valley ho'
low, and moro thnn 100 houses We're do
stroyod md scores OF liyos lost,
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w. w. Mayhem, Merton, Wis, says,
" ! consider One Minute Cough Care q
most wonderful medicine. quick aud
safe" II ~ the only harmless remedy
that Ryvcs Immediate results. 1t cures
coughs. colds, Group. bronchitis, grippe,
whooping cough. pneumonia aud all
throat and lung diseases. Its early use
prevents consumption. Children al.
ways Ike IL and mothers endorse it,
ChappDo Drug 90.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS,

Tho federal supreme court has upheld
tho Chicago anti cigarette ordinance,
A bill has passed tho Town house pro.
hibiting tho sAlo Of liquor w students,
Greek Indians of Indian Territory
will moyo 70 Minnesota, Iowa and
South Dakota,
Tho Now York. legislature has passed
y bill authorizing the purchase of part
pf tho Alexander Hamilton estate on
Mammalian island,
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RAVVhR NEAR UNANpVNRp,
british lnsp Npn hlllph Nnl WnNNlpl AMI
HnN lrlhnpprhi

tNkpoNl Anvil ", pha nailY ApNs
bnH llln following From prpInrlI dntpA
Mnuapyl ~ WnY NJ nVlngnW NV
ri N officially Announced lllat Il Int
IN AAa baen fnnhll south m NpnldlQlt
IN Whlah Nnn l@iplllHll lr0nlM wNpp klllpl
plfl wounded NNa sNi INhpn WlAhNra :
aAplAl Anil ~ 4 lIslQlpll II VIE
~ MAll lflnl ltfAnAiarll dntrl hnn
AHAl hnNal
HhmtpIdaF llplpyaI lMWnt Inflicted
thn lliFd dplpU NJ .ihp hFlllAb Within q
Na9k .pt Mnhpnafmllplnl kllllna Nnl
NaNndlng NON Hp lNplNgnd iNAi Nth
" Nagnys, loHiAR 1 Aapgs kIllpd aaA v
NaNnluA,h
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CRIMINAL NEWS,

William Lizabpek has boon arrested
NJ Metropolis, Ills, fm stonlIng u SAW
mill,
Tho New York jury which hoapd the
"Slppho' olses declared thnt Olga
Nothprsolp md eo'dpfondnnts were not
guilty OF producing M immoral plny,
Tho British torpedo bont destroyer
VirAgo ~ pnraniDg tho whnlM Joan'
npttp, which N supposed W ho carrying
AbseDnding PlymnstW Clark ~ tho
British navy from Victoria, u, a., W
Cape Nome,
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THIS FROM ROBERTS,
Tho British Commander vRlls m Mention
Lnnses AIlHANh III liner nlAnnLnhns,

Tho British Commander Fails IN Mnnii0n
L0sses Alleged IN Woer dispatches,
LONDON, April lp,-Lord Roberta
wirps 10 the war office from Rlnomfon,
tom, under date of Tuesday, April 10,
~ followsi
1.-THE enemy have beon very active
during tho past fow days, Ono COM
mandn ~ now on tho north bank Of tho
Orange river, not fnp from Aliwal
North, while another " atlnnking
Wppener, Tho garrison there Nv hold
Ing ont brnynly, md inflicted serious
loss on tho Doors, Mnjor Syringe nf tho
Cape Mounted Rinps was killed, Mo
other casualties have boon reported ~
you,
ohio troops Arp being moved ND rap-
Idly, A pntpol NJ slx men ~ tho spynnth
prngn0n Guards, under Lipnlnnnnt
Wnthprly, Whlah Ind boon reported
Mlsslpg since April v haH mtnmed
All the foregoing dismtah docs not
mention tho alleged British rpyprsp nn
Saturday NJ Mprkntslontpin lhp Hopp
tolpRrnms nre not credited Nv thp wnr
office, and They nrp further disprelitpd
on NpNOnnt ~ tho discrepancies IN tho
lispotphps, m MmlMtsfontpin, IN ono
message W located near hnndfnrl, and
IN another " N lopnlpd southeast ~
RlnpWfNntein, Tho plnops hplng 100
miles npnrt,
inpppnl Gntppro'e return W England
" IN the nature nj \ recall, Though no
rpAson III giynp for ", md " VIII hp
NssopintNd IN the public mind with his
lnrk ~ snppnss,
Inrd Rnhprts criticized his mannga-
mont NJ the stmmhprg alInpk, md pos-
eihly Gntnpra't hnyinR arrived on hour
mud n hnlf too late ~ respnn the Rcd
dorshnpg force mAy have decided his ~
lnrn'
General Rnndpll epNmiNgly. 4Npepods
HnnerNl Hntnnrp, mud npanrdlng w n
Aismtph from Rl0pmfpnloin, The com,
mAndpva NJ spyernl MlRndes arn about
w M phnnRpRl
The Reuter- Telegram nompnny's con-
l~pspnndpnt NJ AllWnl North, WllinR nv
nill n, M, hnyhl i1Thppn h M tnIlhpl
news from Wpppnpr Toa plouay II
hpIingrnpAl More british lFapp4 NFN
Agrlyingf
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PHILIPPINE NEWS

Wlipinos npo displaying marked NO.
Nyity ngain,
A Mnnila correspondents Spys Gonorl
Funston mpy bp communicated fnp pA'
eopling tWo Nlllplnos without lpiAl,
spMntnry Root hns dnaIgnnled Gem
ernl MnoArthnp W snNoOpd dpnnrnl Olia
when tho lnllor dooIdoH w lonyo tor
home, which viii bo nboNt May Il
Major Shields, donornl Whpaton's
brigade snrgnon, Inns returned from Mn
Min, Hp says thnt " Tho nrpspnt policy
" ppntlnnod VIII tAkp 10 years IN nv
oily Tho Philippines,
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flAANeE AND TRApE,

n, H. Hill Will build 10000 Ton ships M
aalnppla WIN thp AnnA pAnnl F0F aplenF1
NJ Irafp'
Vino new Carnegie pNmpany md, lhp
prNnln AhlphNlldllg pnnaprn Npe lnlklnR
ppnaAlldnIlnll
now ~alnAnlaAln pnnnnly Inns hpAil
formed W IunAllln, directly hAlWaan
pnlAth nnA MnntrQalr
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sion. plty L,ye stock,

QAVVHN-M nrkpt stnDdy,
ENlps ranged M W. ahdpi " Tor haeypa,
N ,0nm 40 for COWS, hnlla and mjxpbi
N ,bl0pl 10 ~ atnpkpps md ippdnps ea,h0
Ml7h for pnluos md workings,
HOGS Merknt No lower, Hangs nj
prlppa, W. l7laMh,M
' NpoolptaI CATTLE l0Ql hogs, N,hN0,
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A Ilnrrihlr l,nihIpnh

ilnf lNrln aNrlR M ma lillla danRhlr
Ntig bend, dpYplAprd mo \ lAse ~
M%nlaypl0p qpnu hNf RQpkIpn'q Apuli
"a HNIpp MMplnloE rpl0h hW wv n
puppNnlFnd fnW F0r. l9ftnmn IellNh
Rall ,hloNhh plnllIoal HaflH ,HlrNIH
mud fllpF nnlR N enlltA N tllAInH
ipuH IN
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That ThrobbiDg Heada.he

Wonld quickly leave you, IL you ussd
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thous-
ands of sufferers hive lroyisA their
matcbless merit for Sick aud Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
aud build up your health. Only 25
cents, money back IL not cured. Sold
by Chapple Drug Co druggists.
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" llNhI ltNHne5 tial alfs no
WIlt'a Wllph liAafl Anlt0 0hled him N
lilnp Ilnl LAl Aitlnlpa hlul IN lNnlilf
lpnIh II iHu II alMllf NIft Wv HhlA
dIHpnAaA lQWnpn NJ dAllapp0Na count
mlpilul uhaplle nlua (ln
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cuRA AND PORTO RICO,

Five murdopNrs hlyN boon gnrp0lna NJ
Ponce, Porto Rian
Tho piMr strikers M snn Juan, Porto
Rico, nrppipltnlnd u ploT, Ono mnn WINS
killed md throp Wnb seriously wounded,
Martini INV WIS declared,
Vhp question whether Porto Rise IN u
ilorelgn, country, may now ho ,sottlpd,
The New York Herald hns broNRht
" man thorn from lhN lslnnd nnaM
%pnnlpnot, md hp w ordered lppprtpd,
Tho matter VIII hp lpsIpN w Tho courts,
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First PDb. Mar. ~. t8O0-Last Pub. Apr. 10, 1851
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF -hOTiCE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Laud Office.

oblten STATES sshbh OI1ce,
Lewist0wn, Mont. March s, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Sidney
u. Erwin, of Yellowstone county,
Mont, has flied notice Of intention TO
make proof on his deserf-IaDd claim No.
an. for the west " northwest ".
southeast ID northwest ID, portb-e east
ID south. west ID, section 20, town.
ship = u0rtb, raSge ~ east, Montana
meridian, before u. A. Williams, clerk
Of the district court at Billings,
Mont, on Saturday. the 2Ist dHy OF
April, 1900. He I'm thu following
witnesses 10 prove the complete irriRs.
ton and reclamation Of said land:
John w. Newton, Henry Koch,
james u. Buckley, Thomas IT. Hurley
oil OF Roundup, Montana.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13
Grain Prices NJ Mlpnonpoljs,

WNNAV ln. stope--Nn Northepn
AWll, M9dp, May, 0isapl dMly, NSItyl
nhlapL, snnlNmhpr, Mlta On VrAak-N0
harn, N0eNa,l. No. I Nartharn, aAgapl No
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13
MAnNET QUOTATIONS,
prLNo ol WhNnt M nMlMth,

WHEAT-uAs No, | hard, 0s}loj No,
S%SGsr \ q. 'aI5' "a S % ' 70 Ns,,. e .ibis'
esgspi No ! Northern, aapaoi May Nkoi
Inly Na9sn,
! NhAY-Fa Arrive sL7lAi. May, sl,7ai
VLaplli October W,l7h,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13

Cleanse tbs liver. purify the blood.
invigorate the body by using DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. These famous lit.
tie pills always act promptly. Chap.
pie Drug Go.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13
LABOR NEWS,

Indianapolis plpmhNra mo on strike,
Now fopk w oypNrAn with lNhorars
lpoldns Ton wopk M IhN now rapid
tnNalt tunnel,
All thp men In tho Rnllding Trades
VI. Houston, Vpkr NFp M Y slrlkpr Ahnnf
l,hnn mnn mo 0nl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13
lsk Tim ALnnh lnl II,

WASH nToN, Aprll la-Fhp naval
aepNffn M hNs rappnFlY been nngnR1l
M p6Ar{Ylng n~pgnIinllnnR Win Pho view
NJ sepnrlpg WSspaaiNn ~ thp. hlg noaF'
inv steel dnpk IN HaYann hnphAp,. hnl
those nnRnllnflnns, Nkn lhnsa which
preceded thpln, hnYp fNllpl OWNS N
fln lnStslnnpn NJ thn spNnlah gnyfrn'
nlpnt III h Higher nFipp fhpR aNr govern
nlpRE Waa WIllinsf N my faF Ihn nApkr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-13
POLITICAL NEWS.

The sound money league OF New
York has decided to work against
Bryan's supporters.
Rev. A.. q. McGifyert has carried out
his announced intention to withdraw
from the Presbyterian church.
The burned convention hall at Kan.
sas CITY viii be rebuilt m time for the
Democratic convention. July 4.
conorat whoa,o, anno,,naas .h.. ho
aoos not yan, tha v,aa n,nsiaa" ia no,n'
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