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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-09-22
BreVitieS.

1t is very clear that the GIronrr doesn't
know sponge when it doesn't see it,
and Horny Teall has so infatuated it
with the little word, up" that it has
the fantastic idea now that everything
"thrown' goes cup
abroad i'll official quarters i'll this town
that OH Sunday the dust "rests from its
weekday restlessness''-th for the
benefit of the greater number of people
who wear better clothes on that than
other days. The impression is mis-
take-one that ought to be rectitied by
some plan, backed by some effort, to re-
duce the supply of dust.
The GIro"er says "when magistrates
frequent the saloon and become too full
of utterance it is hard to expect any
righteous Judgments Get 'em to
"throw up" ''the sponge may be in
the hash, but it will be "hard to expect
to find it.
Charlie F. Betz sent the JOURNAL
this week can of weinerwurst 1t
was Il treat-the best sample of that
class of goods ever brought here.
In the hands of the Geoner the pen is
Fighter than an intelligent dog with
"A coffee pot racing after him.
Destiny will have its way, but, like
consequences, ''the real thing never
appeals for aid.
Football season is approaching and
with the sport comes its dangers. Eight
men i'll England got killed last year
playing the game, of whom not one was
buried in Westminster Abbey
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-09-22
Business Locals,

Those of the public who desire course
tickets for the Star Course Of tie Y. ". &. 4.
are urged to send in their orders at once, as
the Course will not be given unless number
OF tickets are ordered sufficient to enable the
committee to close the contract with the
talent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1900-09-22

With this issue the JOURNALS 29th
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
BRYAN FINDS A FROST


Hyvaepap, NJ, w Oeh lb@-IloD,
william Il, llvynl continued hlH lQnE
M tIle Empire alnle tOdRy, VAyeliDg
half Why GpvOss " from eAAt w Wesf,
Itp bpEgl his i0uvnay w Albally, and
fOII0WNd tli0 G0llrse III lb0 Uigflresyle
M0Igwk river ADd tlle nne NJ tlA Evte
canal, Ie vAa0Iled llliA point lHfp IN
fllo afternoon, From h0ye nv lllade u
run fOWAvd thA southern shore M IA4e
Ontario ADd Made " Al,eeOl NJ llnlf
h0Uv's lnvntl0n nv llsw6H0t tteflpl'
I'M " fhis eity lafaf llo Al'oho lepo W.
uiHllL
Tha ofber poipfs MI which he sppka
dnrlnN the dW were HglelngiA1y,
AmslyAdaD, FOndg, iOllusl0Wli,
UlOyevsyllI6, Nopt Flaiu, iAflIe VallN,
IIovkimav, Hon, Vpankf1yt, UnGa,
llOIne, n0ei1A vanaat0ln, OhitienalHl
md Dewitt 1'l6 Atf0ndaD01 nv tli
nlajOvity M ti,e nlaetilgs WIN 10inplt'
ln0nl0rg IN slN0 Ail1 a0illA M fll0 Audi'
AilGnA WnrA MrHp,
IN comparatively few places WIN
thNre my tlNrk1d anthuHiAHill, VliArf
WIN, Il0wpYery el0Ae attention IN eyArs
lnsfnnAe and IN mn anna WnH fllArg NM
interruption worthy M n0te,
IhN nswagA J0aating WIN fM hesl
| attended Hud in 0llag pNHINaH Nl
nn0at n0fHhlN M tlln my,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

DENYING AND EXPLAINING
Hot Shot Poured INTO Secretary
Gage Hili Stops Saving
Wood and Talks,

DhienRD, DeI lBau~ISonAlDp j, k,
Jones gbnipUnD NJ tbe danlDepaIto
DDljDDnl committee today made thn
following sfllieDeDt
~ bus bnnD tho fnyhlOn Tor pepDbll'
cans for HDDpn liua lD JolDDDoo demo-
gpl,is DB anarchists, pryOlnilDnjsis nlid
lbo liko, md fbe republican ppyty
sneUy tD bDyD u mDDOpDly Of pny0'
lpiODnpy BpgReNlj0nn Just now,
1--WE 500 DIE sHeyeinpy ~ tho lyoDe'
MY, IN M oNOrl NJ disturb iln bDslF
Dpss Dr iIlo eODDtvy Tor polilieAl effect,
plIgHoAtiDg tlnt Bryan, In euso Df hiH
nloDtiDp would deliberately nynde lhe
Inv, WIN u purpose ~ DnsiaioblDnll'
HE DDJ DDpptpiOIte as bis own IN
IDDbiDg fbjp snggnBitDD Fortunately
BpynD Dps beeD before lho public long
enough fOv every one ~ snow NM
tricks md fAlBe prei0DIlOIls Aye nOl
among bjB wgnpDps, md ihe snHges'
ftODs M Ibis NDd eK0tfD only CON
tempt t,nt WOyee ibpn this w fle fnet
ilnt Other mon who should desptso
BDDh u pypieDDe, nNeei M boljDy0 that
IN Onse Bryan shall ba elooie1, he VIII
ppe4 tLe supreme eoppl for pprposes
~ hts own
pDDD " be possible thpf lbeso men
tbeDlBDlyps nelunlly nODi0npllln en0l
revolutionary methods w ODse Maxim
ley shall w elneledY Certainly ~
slloh revolutionary sehomes bnye been
adyDeDioI ~ even spRHesied hy my
doDoppnl NJ whom ! hOyA oyer bhap1
Tbope ~ nothing w my d0W0eyniie
pJptroyM nv IN tho utior1naos NJ my
lnsombtHR0 ~ dODlDepDis ~ NJ my
single lou1lnE deMgerpl, NJ BlHEeHt
suob pD id0p These AuggestioDs
OviHiunlp only WIN republicans nu1
soGm N show wlop ODoo N pnyty hps
abandoned lllO pptpeiplos ~ fhe nopelF
tnfjoll ~ wbnf nAfvll0rdlnlyy lenHtlS
wv nAtvGDlO Dlpinbepa Dpe likply w W,
UVhis mnDIgnnlpUon M ilsoN w \
nlpoug Nyguplenl f0v tIle potnyl w 4
HlvtGl Obe0vyDDoe ~ lDle pvlDGtp1aR NJ
lIl0 constitution lnd ~ lhe deDl0Grpfle
doelylne W conservative npd honest
government
NJ popent llRt tIlere ~ nothing w
my d0WoGvAftO ntlArano0 pp0n W|ltell
lblH fpnr nv M Atllek pp0ll lDl nspree.
sion w tho denlOevpHe plntf0gIl ~
1900, which WppD pavYort01 AHd nllsS
pOualvn0d I'M u bpsip INV spGb 0hnvHas,
WIZ DnwDvvnplpd aDd pntrne, h0
sueh pnrD0ee hns ever epleyn1 ,lh0
mtud NJ my donOopHf, hpf ll9 lending
ldNn WIN lelpOeppls ,AynyxWleve " W
uilppIl w fIle pvlnetplos NJ tllo aOnsti'
lpfiOD aild NJ raithgulIy ndWlDistpr ihe
laws I'M Wvttl0n,V
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
BILLINGS YELLOWSTONE COUNTY, MONTANA FRIDAY OCTOBER 49, 1900
Ho0DLUMs DISTURB ROOSEVELT,
Attsmpts 10 Prevent The Rough Riders's
Being Heard IN West Virginia,

parkorsbnrg, W, W., Oct Is-.-tiOy'
erD0r HoDseyelt completed bis Ohio
tour nj Navarro aDd nj noon opoDed
tho West virjgiDD campaign IN u
spooeb IA Wheeling 0D the fair
grounds, tO lnrHo crowd,
From Wheeling the run wns down
tho Ohio River railway md stops
were made nj BoDw00J, MOnndsyills,
New MvtiDsyiIle, sisteyyille, VI,
Mary's md wayorly, A crowd NJ
probably twenty-five b0odInDps e0l'
leeiAd Oh The outskirts VI the crowd
nj NJ, MnrysyiIla, aD oil town. and
nDderi0Ok tO prevent Governor ROosa'
volt from making himself heard,
They wApo partially successful f0r u
while despite The g0yDgn0Ps' s0ntbiDK
shots nj them, J'ba town and county
nv0 largely republican, however, nDd
tho crowd of Mckinley men Hook u
hnnd IN tho mnttpy md going baek ~
the djptppbeps, gave tbnm tho D)lap'
DDiiyn Of kaoping qnjol op t1hiDg "
dTDbbjDg II w DOt Do1essapy ~ elnle
Which HItnplluio WDs nbOsDD
There npo y0eno rpDlOIb bNpo i9'
Dighl NJ possible trouble Nv Hinton,
where Governor Roosevelt speaks io'
morrow night,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
new ISSUES
MAY ARISE
CUT IN COST or POWDER IS
INSISTED UPON.
STRIKERS ARE ARBITRARY
aasBaEaassaa~
Matters May Do Complicated and
Delays May Occur In
Adjustment

HDHoliDD, Pn, DpL lb-psAt fnp Nv
ending the eOnl miners strike N pODr
eerunJ not u move IN tbDl direction
WINS made by ibo rniiod Mine Work.
oys 0)jieials iOdDy, ppostdoul Mitchell
Nv absolutely silent DD Nh questions
pertaining i0 Tho termination ~ The
contest, md " w not beloved lbni h1
VIII bay0 anything 10 my ~ fhA sub
jeel pDnl be enJlB N meeting of tllN
DDiiOn1l osDeniiyO bDnyd for tIp pnp'
pose Of eoDstdertDH tbo question Of w.
sDing n formal declnyalioIb en)ltDg fhe
sfyiko Obf,
Whom lbnt shAtl be, depends, " ~
uD1oysiood, entirely DpOD the 0peyai'
OpB,
A foolipg Nv ppeyalept boro tonight
lInt lLe decision ~ lbD operators
DOoliDg NJ Scranton tOdDy ~ iDslsi
lint II reduction IN Tho pploe ~ powder
must bo fnkOn into consideration, ~
doioyminiDK lh0 pet ten pev cont ~
eyOase Ia wages, iiaB complication mnt'
t0vB sOmeWbnf, VuptllGy d0lay ~
yOnGhiDE M DinjeabDa adjustment ~
tho trouble tk now fenynd,
Tho situati0n otherwise IN pvoejsely
fbo Same M iIjNt which obtained
when tbo ArHt notices NJ tDl0 n0Dl conn
pnpies wepe poslod, ThoD, ~ now,
The lteading company Wls fDo Avst w
post u notice NJ WI Ady1Doo W wDHes
nud " WnB gniGhDy followed ny the
other largo aOal GniDppnies nnd nngply
oil 0f tlIe spaIlep tnliytdnnl OpornlOrs,
AflNp which Mitobnll issDed u enll f0y
lhe BerGHiOH convention
Up w tonight fOnp OOInpnnl0s w
ltnH1Ii0n region hAyo posted nOtionb
aOeopHng thD Scranton oonyenllon's v
daMAnlA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
pled Of DiDhlhsria,

W. ponI, mn lb~yVle special Nar
M AsaislOnf Dpneyal HnpdviniNndanf
r. M Upubnv, Nv thp lirdpt NWlbepll
DiIwHy, baaVtnH Mn daad hOdy M hla
yOuuEGAt and, Manyal arubay, nRpd
iwO yanvA, Mld anOllag ron. May0ns,
neqd Ma, daleeropsN Wll app,
Mnvla, rOaGIl0d hora Nm ailHvn00ll
NOm 1'0xaa, where fha faWlk Werp
viAiltua Wheu the hDsH wore lAkAll
siOk, Marvel dled n0pr lklnh0lnn
UiW y0alnrdAy Md tho condition M
Nm 0Hlay hng N lrlfi0nL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

" GGONDIN4 10 the palepdgg aDg tbe
- yearly visitor, Nv, JAak VIDHf, WI
A. y. soon De wtll lig nAnll, Al1, WI SUD-
p0sa llg VIII brlnA Wllll niUl. ,Dln
ilslll retlDne W snow, lga, lepl1 Ald GllN,
yprds, Are yDU prepAr1d for DIV ronapNgpl
How IN yOllf WHr1rOhaY NO ,NQnpl we
gllnnRep III lla wAatll1r tllnt llgrnlde VIM nla
ghnh'A coming, yOI must no warmly nlDtllnn,
n,l0l1pnt yDng Igst wlntev'E oyevaY1,t N! lgoL Y \
lle worse fOr !le ,waar KQil hlyA Alyep wv
u yolr Winter UndgrEsnr ,9eayg aIlolah, ~
lGaIsI1aaml GAH,E sg;yIIa'iaasNSy nsa'''
vn,. y9 sI''IEK Ia S ""S Y" 'sT VI aG. e'GGhYs sS
GDrpest request Tint yOp ,ylsll lls hnfpre
making any plirellAHes ~ Wlllav OlOtlllllA
mud furnishing We want ~ ,Aat your
plp ,ya y m N la.sY ss ,,sY Ae aya nsMnil w la, a,,S Ss
roAllt, M tha beHt dpepgeyH " DilligAA HIu
OIir regular elIslolpeyg, WE ar, a0nnI,,.allk
Tho niarket nT0rds gDd II You luy gOlr
plOthing gf ~ yYl VIII .enlyp wegrlllA !ll ~
I. X. w Yss V ~, a,"Ty G"sTEe' wa4 geS% e9%G' ea @ys
aVYis, % p n. II 'As Ms"y S'v9s Msk Yoes gs wan. "
Non mo you tNke ll0 risk lqIea-nlN WV,
WI. want YOU w fay0r IN WIN u ehll' wv
Hhnll bkpegt yDl'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
HANNA ADVISED w,
The Much Abused senator In Hearty
sympathy with Labor,

Chicago, Dot lbwgDbajvDaD Jones
enjJ lbp settlement Df Ibn nDnl sivIkn
indiNnins thDl lbo tvDyis avo afraid Of
public opinion md ~ u hDpolpl demo'
opnti0 sign,
The papDblinDn DpiiOuDl aopyelnpy,
Perry ltpalL, mid, AZ tGe request III
PvestdeDI Mitchell, DbnipmnD Hanna
yipiInJ lbD mine OWDeps, Investigating
the sjlnaliOn before lIle strike WAS
ordered and advised Tho OwDeys M no.
0ndD IN tho deDNllds 0y tbe mon, DD
hjs Inst yiyit NJ New York, Hanna W.,
cured u promise from Milp OWDnrs
aDd pajlpOpd officials illnt iIlOy would
nooede subSlnptinIly to all Oy the mjDf
ays' demands
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Sons Of the Wv Goal Companies Agree
10 Tho Demands,


Scranton, P0,, Oel lB--lt0preseli
nNyos M nearly all NJ tho gOal gOllg
pani0s M the GODl region e0nf6rr0d
bGpe today and iDadD nil ngrAeilieDf W
amend fLp n0iteos glready posted w
fa0hinH th0 f0ll0winHt
OIn further explanation NJ tho
ah6vf nGflGe thls company desirnA ll
sny thnt W Nv Nv Intention VI, Iuly tlle
advance IN wages ab0ye note1 nntil
,A'%'' ,'I.y ,,sda%' !, Ise IN" o''''''''' '"'' INV
Iho following statement waH Issued
M tbO Fr0aAt
nJl0pve2entafiyes Of fhA layHe gonl
oomIMnies, aftev tlleir meeting wv
afternoon, stated III rapN w Wy
aUiries, that lley Ind Overed ih1lv
man TON tpv eent ndyalGe, Nv Indicated
by tIl0 u0ti0es WhiGll tIley Ind pOsfed
aud That this D0tiOe AIoOineAlly sipleA
Tint n radiation NJ fh0 priOe ~ tnwilnv
from kg,Th w t,hO N AsK WOnld INV
GODsidev6d IN ARRIVING Nv tha terms
with th0ir e0nlraGl miners,
~ WnA expected when the ilnll0ea
w0vO pOsted that the olf0v wOuld
stand flI April /, md lndeliniiely
tIl0veNft0v, bnf tnnslnGli I'M fllArA
s0onled M hp some MISUNDERSTANDING
In This maifev, they havn HvRned ~
add w their notice n Clause W llle
client That " N thetr intention w my
the advance IN Wages mill Anil !,
1901, and tnomafNr nnIil fnrtl'ov
notion, ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
Murdered Man's Remains gound,

I.ynD, Mass, Ont lh-~'Vha ennN0
bOdy M ua0vaa II, HALEY, ~ h0rfll
AanuaA, WIN was murdered ah0nt O0'
tOI,0V u, IN nav w p0asnsAlOil ~ fll0
Lynn p0Iian and Ilna hpoli J0sltiyelx
idnnMhnd, uih0 missing heAd md
arms wGre fOund hy the police VI
dvaggtng itlen Marc hFlOatlnE IsvidaN
F0n1n This Afl0pnN0lL VlleAa ~
nlNlns Wave taken N N llaal Hngev'
tNknv's p00D,s and theyp idegtlNNJ hy
lN,opIa who kn0w liail0y Wnll dam
II, ll0st, Wh0 N held IN sHAplel0H m
havlnH a0Inmitfad Vim murder WNl
a@oniysntad "a WIN the haad, ,lut NJ "
w0Nld sRx WNs Hint ha th0HRht N
UltgIlt bg JtaiIGg'K
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

Butte, Mont, Oel, JB~vllDDpy VIII
INNS, " eDypot eloaDoy w IJo Bnili
hotel, DD1 W. yDlkev, u tollOw work,
man, glDpyoI0d Oyer tDo pOsspssiDn ~
u d0ll6Y md Williams HBspnDiod Vol
koy Win u biz knife, enlljDg him WV
foon timeG VOlkev VIII probably DO,
Vb0 aHply occurred IN thD hotel md
0DDs0d u stampede among ibe guests,
" w asserted Tint WilIinIpn, who ~
bDt w y0aps Oll, ktIled " MN neap NJ,
Louis four years DY0, fOp wlioll eyiul0
h0 WnB aonf w the reform sehOOl lto
escaped from llDt institution tWg
yoDyg nED and e1Dlo w MojltaDn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
HANNA AND FRYE.
Tour of tbe Dakotas Completed Hfyaa's
State 10 De Invaded Today,

Sious Falls, south Dnkots, Det IL
--rwD days VI speech making IN H0nth
Dakota by Senators Hanna ADa vyys
waro concluded jD fiOns Falls t0night
by threo meetings, 0nn lii tho Audi.
t0rinD and two IN tho 0pogn bOusa,
IN this, tho home III AnDniOp pettjs
grew, the biggest demonstration NJ
the campaign touy WDs held, The
celebration Including u tornbIieht pro.
eessjoD IN which mAgebinR slabs from
several neApby towns nook IApl, mad
hre WORKS DD aD elaborate Honle,
SENATOR Hanna pni IN tbe hardest
work 0f biz ppAsant campaigning tOup
VI Tho northwest today, MnkiDR -four.
taaH speeches In tho lOwDs anil fayDls
Ing communities ~ Tho aonthnastepD
psspl Of Bontb Dnk0tn, winding Dp
with u meeting NJ bj0ns Falls,
Tomorrow y stop Of ton MliDDles Oy
w VIII be made nj siOna CITY, Iowa,
and Then the pppty VIII enter Me-
brnstD fOp lwO Jnys ~ sp0nDb making,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
yHE yovTsEv THAI


(ta0rget0Wn, W., naL IN NV VIM
f0alseE mn N dFAWiuK MladY taA
Iip'.'l',sHNalans ''',N NNes VA 1kl.s''ii kssn EyeH i u s
jNFg md flJa HteeaIlfa afA helHa made,
a verdict N RsI4eted nv h'lu0Fg0N
AflEFn0lil,
rhaFe IN mn lfRJpQyapRpt IN Vent
segis RNHdlli0ni HlflMHHh ke ", ,HHf Aliy
WNrae hAdRyf NaW Wd fhfn hl'
lptfRsiaLAh FAfHfR, Alid m laaff RfllliII, X
NAFd nv " ylHGh KAyfai bHt IN, still
Ablf N FallN slfewlpg rehnaFkHbk
Vitality
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

AL FaHI, lief lA~rA NlaklHspM NJ
no sINaiAl AayHi vha Judgment
's@s ssd dSas II T'eI ssesIer .ofs sssp 4 eass n iss W
bGNn Maid hy fha hlndslhaH f0f d0A4piI
iana, N HeLane, MGnft, lhn Ataalipt
hlng tag, 70RtRRl Vhis Mg0lnf VIM
lasid" N ttie attorneys fAr H0sRglahlH
nF0s NJ nN, M nhleaH6, Hpd 4 I'M
0niG0Ma gfA aaAsi0n rendered tiillA
lgGHFha aae ny dVdEe Flah " hNs
kseR Al,Ieslea N wv sHITHH's e8Hfk
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
CHINESE HEADS WANTED
Mo PEACE IH Rl0NT UNTIL HOxEk
LEADERS ARE DEAD,
indemnify N Nv pald l0 ihr powsis,
Villages piIIagsd apd Burned
by Chinese TfoOps,

IaviA DGL lb@v'phe llnyas mooney
lQs repalyed thn following dlapafeh
fvOln pAklnl !,
''''VLo dIpIomatp 0Ovpv has reppiyed
u i0Iut uDl0 from IN Huns DtlNllN Rild
Pvtu1a Dhing, ApyinA tlnt W " Hple w
aDd the present slinAn nOll Anl w VeAl
NM paap0, ADd tllat ilA princes Ald
Miuial0rs WIN Wpv0 n0eOnlpllNeH M Wv
hOE0re VIII Nv llAll1ed OYag NJ the
npuvls, N M Judvpd NIld punished 40,
0OrdiDR l0 thD DllinaAe Inv,
Hln lleiv 1pAlllk MI plenlp0lep'
Liapl0H, li ltnnK UhnnH Nnd Frln0e
DhiuE 0EAv IN fpeAf fOp IpANe Alld No.
aepf lhe pylnaiuln M llldollnlnns Wv
lIe legnli0lia leafr0ye1, ,Vhe ll,Hses
,yo W IN ostimNled ny fhe deleHafeS NJ
llie IlW1TH,
N,rhp lturoIpan nafions aan ny M,
AOvded fraall G0lnlneyolnl ndvilllAHAs
i'm ftle Old NAnlinA inDdt0ndi bpf, M
fbG Ih0nivelpanH M MA I0wHyH yNfxi
apgh jupWGr DlNHt f0pnlulNlA wv own
nI'Ija UlauIp0fAnltHvlaa dHu!Hila llW
tMDedi1M aiHeHlinl M llNHfilltigH ligs
0jUHo M thGlv 0YGr nDd gA0laHf nv lF
ill IDrgieww v WIN No 1'spnx N Yemen NV
0Gt0lWr WI, III
0lMpIyiua M Il n1lG, Mi Flgh0p, tlle
Vpeu0I HiDIHiNp, mid llluf l,hinR INV,
lDg raN0RplNid ffAf shA hAd EhllNlhA
NM lpWs M npfl1ns, WIN MiuNA w nm
G0pi, INV tIlHt H1FK reNtlill, VIM gnAINiif
Aj6lOUAH tHg0lgad flnpAf0HeniN wv
dGulnIdHd tIiDf hAHLlUlHVK VllNlkliltiklif
IN lpniefad NINpn flN pflllelIels, Nlla
wore Hgiltgi llA!yak, gFlna!aa a,a!.g Taag
irtnne nhNANH. ,KitlE, " NM FWnk
WI VsiaiE, AldlnN lhgf NJ linR m
fhaN hGAls hnd mn fAllfn | WIN ltNg
nlkAlhLA III GAANA h0aLllLlNAln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
John Sherman W0Jss,

Washington, Dol ls-wTbepp wps no
Wniorjnl ohango IN JohD bhevDnaDs
condition lDlDy nsoppl llaf ha
showed signs M jDeynpaiDg wOnhuess
Tho paltpDt w partially unconscious
most ~ tbe lime, gNllylng nnI bright
eDipg NJ oepnsiQppl intoyyalp, Ite
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
This President 10 yisjt Vriseo,

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
BROOKLYN THE WINNER,


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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
Died Of ysIIOw Fever

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
Colonel Smith Plsaaa lullly,

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

The Traer Star Clipper asks and an
swers a pertinent question: Does any
one think Tama county wants to go
back to the days of soup house, bank
failures, 10-cent corn. 50 cattle? Not
this year. Things are running very
satisfactorily just now
Noticing that Maine boasts of a young
woman orator whose voice can be heard
distinctly at distance Of 400 feet, the
keokuk Gate City excaims: That's
nothing, There's a woman here in keo-
kuk who can enunciate You Hem
merry in tones that can be clearly rec
Iognized and understood at distance of
ever half a mile!
The Rockford Register observes that
tho board of control survives the loss
Gifts secretary. and the general opinion
is that the gentleman made an ass of
himself.
The Audubon Republican declares
that Iowa has several political orators
of the first magnitude now. They are
Allison, Dolliver, Shan Henderson and
Cousins. ofscourse it has several others
almost eaually as good, but these have
national regulations. and each is a
masterin his way.
The Burlington Hawkeye notices that
the democratic and fusion leaders are
disclaiming that they are responsible
for the great coal strike. At the same
time they are claiming that the strike
Will help them. They consider IT a mat
ter Of course that their party will thrive
On calamity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
Field Day. ladbrook !, Iowa, oct. 4

Field Day, G ladbrook, Iowa, Oct.
300.
For this celebration the Chicago
Girea Western railway will, on October
a. sell excursion tickets TO Gladbrook,
good to raturn October 5, Sat one fare
and one third for the round trip. For
I further Information inquire of j. A.
Ellis, ticket agent, Marshal!town, Ia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
.Alhousand Tongues

e. 5 Springer. of Philadelphia, when DR..
kings New Discovery cured her of a
hacking cough that for many years had
made life burden. She says: After
all other remedies and doctors failed ii
soon removed the pain in my chest and
can nov sleep soundly, something l
can scarcely remember doing before 1
feel like sounding its praises thruout
the universe DR. Kings New Discov-
cry is guaranteed TO cure all troubles of
The threat. chest Or lungs. Price, 50
cents and 81. Trial bottles free at
George p. Powers drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-10-01
A SIMPLE QUESTION
People Are Requested
to Honestly Answer This.

to Honestly Answer This.
Are not statements from representa-
tive citizens of Marshalltown more con-
vincing than the doubtful utterances of
people living everywhere else in the
union? Read this:
Mr. John Hartnett, of No. 8 State
street, says: Mrs. Hartnett had a
good deal of trouble from imperfect
faction of her kidneys for some time.
She doctored, but received little or no
benefit. Hearing about Doan's Kidney
Pills, we got a nox at the Mcbride &
Will Drug Company's. The use proved
the remedy to possess remarkable cur
ative powers. Mrs Hartnett will be
glad to give information in detail to
any lady whos1n may desire 1t. Any prep
aration which is found to act up to its
Representations deserves the endorse
ment of a sufferer who has been re-
licved by its use, when there are SO
many so-called remedies on the market
which are worthless.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Company. Buff
falo. N. Y. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name, Doan's. and
take no other.