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evinced by the fact that he is said to have
cancelled several important engagements.
The day following Mr.. Crocker's de-
parture John T. Mcchesney, president of
the Everett Land Company, received a
similar message and hurriedly left for the
East That he had not expected the sud
den call is the general belief. At the
time 1t is said he had on hand the sale OF
two lumber mill sites. He notified the
parties with whom he was negotiating that
he would be unable to keep his engage
ments until his return. Both these mill
representatives are still here
Yesterday a message was received from
Mr.. Croker stating that he would arrive
home today. When McChesney viii re-
turn is not known. but in view Of the
above dispatch 1t is the general impression
that both men were called East in con-
nection with the same matter.
Demand for Everett Real Estate.
A prominent business man of Everett.
when shown the dispatch last night, said
ut all seems very strange. l am not sur
prised at the sale of the railroad, as Il has
been generally known for some time thac
1t was on the market.
There has been boom in Everett real
estate of late. and everybody was aware
that something was going on, but no one
was able TO find out. l can hardly be-
lieve the terminal part OF II. II don't
sound probable. The Everett land boom.
in my opinion, Is due to the fact that
the rebuilding OF the road was known In
certain circles and that there are many
new saw mills and other plants coming TO
the city. These In connection with the
Everett Land Company passing into good
business hands. has caused reaction in
real estate"
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sympathy with the Beers.

VIENNA. Feb. 2-unasr the auspics.
81 the German Nationalist soTae s. ~
people met to-day TO express So mpAthy 10,
the Beers The Dutch minister. Nof
Herman, and several radical members %,
the reichsrsth. with all the Dutch rest
dents OF Vienna. participated, Intense
enthusiasm was displayed. war song,
were sung and a telegram vas sent /,
Or iseyt..
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Fund. Tor noer widows.

WASHINGTON. Feb Secretary Hay
has received the sum ot s1bQ collected by
ted 20 The department OF state By Mr. pre-.
tarius. 20 Ne used Ter The benefit OF the
widows and orphans ~ the Roe~ sn2Siera
The SECRETARY has 'erN ssdei the money
by the mails 10 A8eltrrt fIgv f-oitas
States constr at Pretoria "a he ,ufnei
ever 10 President kTyser for the PURPOSES
spaci1ea The action OF The state depart
nlent. ID Il explained. applies only 70 con.
trihntion for charitable eoiecss.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2--The senate in
executive session today took up The
discussion OF Il, but no opposition was
developed The treaty would have been
ratified, but under the rule IT had TO lie
over twenty-four hours after being read
The extradition treaty with the Argen-
tine republic was also read and consid-
cred, but went over for the same reason.
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Earthquake nt Abbotsford.

ABBoTSFORD, h. c., Feb. 2--There was
quite severe shock of earthquake here
last night seismic disturbances being al
most unprecedented In this part OF the
country. No serious damage was done, al
though dishes ratified and plastering was
cracked by the trernbler.
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Laxative Rromo- ouinine Tablets cure A
cold In one day. No cure, no pay. Price.
&c.
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CnIlDREN'S CAPS.

GIRLS and BOYS YACHTING CAPS.
IN assorted mixed cloth. ~ -.
reduced TO, each !. 49,. -. 6u CVS
INFANTS ALL WOOL JERSEY
CAPS. in cream and car IN -
dinal. reduced to. each :. 20 CVS
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NORTHERN PACIFIC
GOES TO EVERETT.

Continued from Page One.
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We Suggest

That you vtsit our store f In
search Of attractive and reason
able wedding gifts.
We carry everything In ster-
linz silver, Rich Cot Glass, Hand
painted China, Hronses. pric-a-
Brac. etc, for Desirable We'd
ding CATS.
Our prices arc moderate.
GRAHAM & MOORE,
Jewellers and Diamond Merchants.
SOS Second Avenue.
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CLOAK AND SUIT DEp'Ts.

LADIES EIDERDOwN DRESSING
s sac S1i1ss e IN pink only SIS cts
STONE MARTEN COLLARETTES
with electric seal yokes, 90 QR
sale price. each :. ..... VOBUsD
HEAVY JACKETS. formerly marked
81, $ and $50, heavy and warm, now
on sale at. 90 az
tdtns. ss..s ...-s...-.ss- ~UVO
INFANTS EMBROIDERED Ross.
in fine cashmere and henrietta, silk
embroidered. formerly from $3.50 up
to s., now on sale at. 60 rfe
EACH. $3.50 ............. VO OtO
ALL-WOOL SUITS In black and navy
"a few yet lefO, formerly from 81 TO
slo, now on sale at, 81 .8S
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LADIES' FlANNElETTE CONN
LADIES FLANNELETTE NIGHT
GOWNS. In assorted ooiors ~
stripes. all sizes reduced 40 ~
10, each -s....s...........-. We 49,
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composed of Representatives Finn, Laf-
ferty and Cochran was also appointed to
draw up set of resolutions showing the
condition of affairs as It exists at the
state capital today, and covering thor
oughly the Democratic side OF the contro-
versy. These resolutions will be formally
presented to the next session Of the DEM
ocratic members Of the legislature. to be
held Monday.
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LONDON. Feb. 3, 410 a. m.-Helio-
grams flashed from Ladysmith three days
ago say that the Boer investment lines
were thinning. and that the besiegers
were moving in force toward the Tugela,
indicating that collision was expected
there. This intelligence bears out other
signs that Gen. Butler proposes another
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President Steyn. addressing the burgh-
ers In Natal, accused Great Britain of CO.
ercing the Beers into war He said that
England had already drunk deeply OF
Boer blood. but was still unsatisfed Had
not Sir Alfred Miner. he asked. said that
the Afrlcanders must be annihilated2
This Is the grand. anal object OF the
war" he exclaimed, but God will never
permit the subsection OF the Africanders.
Let not the burghers initiate the bArba-
rian-like footing Of which the enemy are
guilty but let them struggle as Chris
tisns. II we do so unitedly. our contest
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CHILpREN,s ECRU FIEEcn-
LINED COTTON vEaTn ~
PANTS, regular Bc quail "a ~
lily. reduced To. each..,.. 90 ~
MISSES GRAY FLEEcE-LTNuD
COTTON VESTS and PANTS. ~
duced TO. ~ -
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association was 40 cents per hundred
weight and thai the pNta applies "a
points nv far south vi Denver An ,rrinis
dad, eolou and To NIL points In thu
hlaek Hills IN order 20 gnt this rate
tho assassination WINS compelled 10 guNpp
antee thNt $1,000 cara ef tr lumber
would ~ shipped yaarly 10 these
points, All VT this lumber will paAa
through nilllnga and In order 10
hnndle N MIR, MnMullen aaya ID VIII
noepaaltNtn tho empl0yment on NO mon
IN tho transfer work throughout Tho
year Mr. MoMullen might have
priced tho number of men n little
high, but " IN safe 10 my Tint M least
iltty viii he engaged, which AZ th0
place that III paid FOR such work here
VIII mike quite a nice figure every
m0nth,
u IN also pep0ptad TINT Che seattle
hnmhnp company oOntemplataA Mo o.
Establishments NJ n Wholesale lumber
house IN Billings, which viii lnyent
leRat fifteen travelling agents, who viii
make their headquarters In this city,
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W MMWWMWM a
Public
School
Notes.

An aNpellmaA. W avap aiAN stNi
dants lMIha high sNhOOl aivas that do
MEtMant on our sehoOls " strength N
numbers THAT Inns hitherto haen want
II Ia n we'll kNewn int thAt Vi,
mutual association ~ lMEga numbers
Of stNdants IN 4 stFoNH element ~ AdNr
caliDnAl growth,
Wha hiRh school phetNpipal aoniatiNs
ara already organised tor the year,
Tha members vi the bDnglellOW NO.
piaty Hiya n program FliaAy AttApr
Noon, Deh Nv, M D'el0pk, inch
A0nialy N now we'll M0yidad win
musical members AMI music VIII, Nj
WAYS form M important part ~ thnip
exercises,
/, pha MI, Ath, and bth apalns mo ent,
Ting along fairly we'll IN their down
town Quarters, although neither
tAAphaRs nor pupils fAil ~, note eynpy
nav step W The. construction ,0f mo
nav seh00l building which they Aka
pnnt lN DGnNlMi
"A fAAtNpa Df MisR J0hnaOn's seventh
HpAla program II \ lesson stn1y pppi0d
fNP aaGh nlAss when NIL pupils study
NAdap the dlpaallM And sDphpylsl0D W
the taAphap,
Yhe new tints placed On Tho wills
~ the Vhipn WMd school rooms hMyn
ggHAlly inepanaad thAW lttrpnllyannas,
Thh pDl0ps mo mptieNlAlly Wnll
chosen fm pnppOsnA 0f light pptlnpti0n,
Yhp mAIAaar w tho high school
fD0tbAIl team Inns papaiynd AasnpNn0nA
fP0m Prof, TyRplMHan 0f, the stg!p M
pinulthphl e0llnHn That " dAtn Will s00n
bn Qiyan the Billings TENN, Nhn liiyr
MaHt0n high school team Ina ahnAdy
Offered w play 0Np boys md "
hDpnl lhAt Doth HalnnH Mny hn aehNdH
nlad fnp ono trip
n persistent pnm0p 10 lha effect .that
another ynap Will bn added t0 thN hlgh
school course N hninH GlpenlnInni Vlm
HtAtn bDhpa w nlupnliWl only rnlNipuh
II three years hlph school nOlipan and
Ii. improbable Tint the Billings high
school viii attempt W ekeeed thelp w,
Q"nlpeHenta NJ PRESENT., An optional
pnPpianlpm Of elAAsaa substituting gers
man fDp. hAtln ", being considered nv
Nm l09Al b0RpH Df lpNhtnnAi
Whe GAptAtA OF the High School foot
ball iaDm earnestly invites MI Young
men who Ape friends 0f tha HAme 10
gOna % fhn ppnntlge grounds near tha
hiHh school building any afternoon bpr
tWaaR AiB0, and q Q'olook, Fleasa
WeRp. Nh Old aAit and help the boys
WAeilGel
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Monthly haport hT Nh d Nj 4
sNptAMbeN d 4
pWD WnRla) AMH a.
EEsEls@EfET g#kfEH EE6 l|~f~1% If IL # Eg
Ill HLIlpnln)HInliln| VI bh n
kllhh HnDlnHlHiml1l| ~ NW Y
Ri|hh lInUlhlN lIiIItflI Oh ~ IA
Min luEllH hi tUlll AK NJ
MlHH UlWIuIiriJlifHl VIZ n TX W y
WlHh npllDhN WJIiuH M III M
Mlhh FllnlplLU uInH M
MlHh UBMInNNHl ntuU N M
hilhh lVlllWl IlitHItHI
e1lhh MnIMlMLliIUmuI W M M 1
Dlalun4Au44lAnLI !hsN Odd I'LL lnlL WI Nj .gA
RelI NJ HDnoh

Eleventh grade, N, W, DanialH md
Mae BdwApdH, tnaehegsasl 9ile Mo-
Vna9pyl, VIII FenpQd, V0m PnpGllh
Jessie HAllabank, NllpD HtebbiDsuMAs
bio Salisbury, H0pad Heed, dny Wag'
Inp, winnie Jones,
Iantll, Hpad0=#JOHlN Teppall, hnN
Mills, tlgp. hOWlngy Maud Orwell,
PDPIHa Williams. dbapioa Hoo, Mary
Meg0pmlNkl h0lA F0mlinsOn, HnlN
Railsbaak, ben Platb RoHeoo Allen
Ninth Hpade#aDlNpa MRpphyl KAtbl
eglna. Murphy lenple MQpsp, Isabelle
Martin, winnie HUTTON, WAltlp Brown,
gnMes gApWlle, Mlohael Chimney, lnDs
BlllOh Warren apnWNlb Hattll GNir
lap, Helan G0ddapd, How hiDtOn,
Feplle Linton. hObi0. HOlmaA HOY
MAth!aOn, Forrest Hmapt, Wayno
soma, Walter Hlleps Hnp0ld HlUlb
Dpley .Nals0n, Clam Hiviape, hidR
b0pdl hlliM .HelmndlRoh, Mapy Null
lell ,hlHoHpi MGu0Pmigk,
BlHllth 4gaaa, Hlias h49blpso4 laael'
Albert glAnt0l,. GepWHde. grOWe,
lgena pinot, Mngg GaPpily, lyle
h taoBs ss' xs'h "ts osp' @e' EsyGIs' b n1|@g,
Louise Hell NJ Prnlk Robbins Walter
HgbbinA, Mabel HOasI Rosa W0lah,
HlennR Whlla,. Walter Wallace,
Ogllla whitney, J0a BelbinHop, Jnlia
BlplsllhlE0b Jnnliln GHnW0, MnpE
Dnnlevey, ApOmA dnlleE Mand HART
Flor itl0s JQsle heyiEne. Glaude
Lame, Nellle, Mills, WALLER Murphy,
h!AlA Ohland, Porn HndAmaAer Hurry
III HegNp, Hnpdie ANlnliGk, Carl Wells,
HAtaplDa Williams, Mas Zimmerman,
Sidney Nimmermanl D0lA Walters
seventh, gpade,, ", w. J0lmA0n,
teaehm5 HdM Allan HyepetI BiFqlY,
NAtilaT H0HLOn Mary HoAUdatlel lia
Hen1gMln Mabel Hp0gkh, Mamie GlAnr
[Qlb HdlA aardWal, 6apfpnde nAFWilH,
EgI I,sy.' d bGyls' k kI1,g.eYw l n'saaep,. WM !.
Mabel poo, geAAle HARPER, Btlal Han
EldSHs newns Bxpl Nawle %s'It WIZ
lillla lHeaqt HduH .Hailshaak, Allen
!gAdgtlffL Mae Hfnalet Cora Emith
hpHja HalHbHFy, .Nddle sallmHdNeh
hObtllH. HAWEeh Minnie RfHpnn, knva
Y0d1l FFhnaaf pAahHdEl hR0 VIM Hen
t0ni h9ellA VRHghaRi EdM Williams,
t#AtaF MiMmAFnlHn
WIN Nnd .Hixth gyAdeA, Second
WAtg WIN, HAFdfM !ANRhnr-hgWr
, .Ys,,as f5Is,,t,,s h'asgk,s e99A |s.I1s l gsH.
gvdH VAvlh, Henry HRFfity, Maria
HAHHeh NaIEHd HeAygeFl fl0FaRNe
tfHfahhHah Whitney HNrfaFd, VerR
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u


A wedding " Tw0 Well KNOWN innings
People, +
Az thu home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
swanson Tuesday night occurred tlla
marriage VI Henry ThOraon and MR.,
Pauline HAlstyedt, tho ceremony being
performed by Rev, A, GAraWall, rector
0f Nv, Luke'R Episcopal church In tle
presence OF N number Of friends, Tho
home VIVA Wettlly decorated with
house plants and cut flowers, Mn,
and Mira, Fred Ia, Foster n0tod IN beAt
mMn and bridesmaid 90 the contract,
linz parties,
After tho ceremony hearty eongpNtnu
lnti0na were bestowed Np0n MT, Nlld
MrA, ThOpA0n, nflep which mn elegant
supper WINS served,
Al o'elook the HueatA repaired 10
tho Federal Labor hill where M lms
W0mplN dance WINS indNlgod In until
AhOMt \ O'0lOOk.
Among the guests IN Tho wedding
were Mr. and Mrs, y, VI, Foster, Mr.,
md Mrs. u, II, MnlMl, Mr., and Mrs,
W, " MolVnrlin, Mr., md Mira, John
Hiatfek, Mi, anil Mir, ID, ROhnaidov,
Mr. and Mrs. q, A, Taohudy, Mr., aud
Mrs, A, j, alladUrf, Mr., and Mra, v,
yegen, Mpa, y, Oylen, MI, and Mrs,
A, Swanson, Miss Bpay Messra, Nick
kloas, u, II, Nenaka, y, M, nallOw,
Fired Ohland, Gins, aAadke,
nv, and Mps, ThNpaon ape among
the we'll known and highly respected
people OF tho city and tho we'll wishes
~ mhny friends 10 with them on
their wedding voyage,
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LOMdOn, Oot la-alOra ltObeptH haB
wired nB IollOWHl nlinpt ppiNpnel I'D
KrNRopadOpp October il He linz been
thlrly'thpen dayA From hlA baae,
mnp0ll0n Bl0 miles, WIS III eOnIADt
with thn enemy lW0nIyIbiDD days,
killed nn Unknown number nNd oAutp
Npod nlnNty.slA rho British lOHH Nv
thrpu killed, tllfeo prisoners and twelln
tysfDup WOnnd0n. Hart brought iMgk
saf0 bend ~ oattlO And B,ahO sheep,
"ljullW haH returned I'd hydODbnlu
with 1000 Alloup TIHpu nip Hkipms
lAhoA. WITH Doors daily but lhey ape
atnnll niYnlral
dublin fuHlloupa mndp n night nas
anult WITH tho lnyOnet on N BOep
lnnllUlUp bOIWnon Pretoria nNn JOIlnns
nuabnpR nnh 0nplnped nine MIN, mOHlE
ly Important beers wine hAy0 lPDublal
th0 district A Mply VI HO0pH have
penetrated tln southern pApt Of OpAnHe
Niv0r colony mud entered l)oWetAnDpp
mud Wopunuh Dotnolmnnls ApD After
Them
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pam INV when ihl,iTN LlUAal,

London, 0eL, B=@u0mpnl hObapts
reports flUm Pretoria October v, tllat
" convoy 0f twenty two wagons with
tlAty. mounted mon VIA attacked by
lao jOerA yesterday near 30 JhHeps'
Drift, Twelve Of tho mon 0Hoajed.
Tho fatO Of Tho others IN unknown
Inia IlOapB d0rnll0d u train llgnp Pm
yesterday, Five Gold Stream guards
ware Killed and nineteen injured
commandment DlrhHon, who ilaH been
opposing Puget, surrendered arI0p peps
pOnnlly lOnpllnA tllnt Kruger llAH gone
Into p%OllllnaHn lOppitOpy,
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knllDWAl0nn " NnnyDn Nrnnk Dilph Gnm.
nnNA,

Hnld dltgh beginning abl fept M0nthr
nAnl ~ lhl qlpflar g0LnNr lntwnpn 400,
tlaDp " Fgd VA LEVIN Y sonth vAnga. "
1|nnghasp' torH ypIIIiy' ~ ppjnl ~ XhnII
greek. below, Vii naa, M0nfRIp
Nollgf y hereby Hlyen ,lhAt NJ Y mpet,,
~ ila alh NY n haltomhaI, lolN, Nd
Mvlpd upon thp, aapllal, alOaf, n, apII
WmnnnN .plgRhln On lha nth dDy III
0at1bnE llANI, vi. g. NJ, ,phRfap Nv hla
raqql, fang miller IRON nlllIlaat
uhNn] s sns4t TNEe1p1aT |'' ~ tH,s HsE0T dsy }
0aliBpT NN0N,' fEHlI M a0emNd DOM
9nnnt,. ma, VIII hg, duly nHgprllnpd fQr
MA .ql,, NJ n BFhlIaa aAatIap Apa i APleas DIV,
Viz aaIia1gTWWpaaVl t4sps ~Nsaist asue ei1 WI1
a aasfs N @vpFflSlaE Md sspsGsaH,,ad u
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ENs ApPOIkTNR


10, W, Dunno, SECRETARY on Tho local
b0npd NJ civil service examiners, re'
eNiyed word yesMvdhy noon from tho
department NJ Washington THAT VIM,
w. Hopkins, Oscar q, 0vp0n and AL.
bopt n, Hanson had been appointed
carriers fnp tho fpae mNil delivery
system M b0 lnAugmatNd IN billings
on November 1, Tho first two named
viii not m tho. regular mppiova and tho
latter M substitute,
Nv, Oyran, who IN 0tvoulRt0r tor
Tho Daily aAsotte, haH declined tho
appointment, MNd Nh, Hanson Will
probably anopnNd M tho position on
regular carrier, Nnd another 0f the
successful candidates will have IN be
appointed substitute,
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N a. ilasM0ldA Receives Invitation IN
Accompany Mystic AhrlNGpa,

Alderman \, "a, Reynolds OF thls
city hAA received an invitation which
he ppisen very highly, IA 4 request
That no join the purity OF tho Imperial
p0tnntAtn Ton II, WinaOr OF the Mystic
shrine, which goes 10 Honolulu tO In"
stitnte tho first order VI Tho Kind on
tho Hawaiian ialandH, The imperial
party, which viii he composed Of MO
people, guests OF the Imperial Poten'
Int, Will leave Chicago on March i,
1901, md NO 70 Ran NpanOiAOO, where
they will anil about u week later, iie.
turning the party will travel eastward
ever the Northern Pacific, coming
through Nillinga,
Mr., Reynolds has accepted tho lnyin
and will arrange w accompany
the pnpty, The imperial potNntatG,
whose home IN M nlg Rapids, Mlehn
IN nm old friend ~ Mr. Reynolds,
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Vnsaa INV DnR
hVAlH on MONTANA,
County nl fnVOMHl0Da,

Dtlla NJ WynpANpnE
Billings, MQDtn nlt, |, 1000,
Tnkea fDr lhe yeAp A, u llMW ira now
due, -.
Payment Qf lApap tASog May be mnda
N Mn County ngppaIVpg,y Ollpa IN I'M,
lnHA MOntgplh anplng Ollla hOnpa,
Vl.9g VIII ba 1%ellnlAonl, op, Mo B0tb
dAE 0f November Dpxh nv u 0'el0pk n, mn
VIII bp Added W lhe pmplMt
Dn ~. pnfDla. Mo lRAl M0D1Dy ID DO
aepRag t9e Delinquent mn llat ha
pnDllehpd nld lb6 asppnen III pnblloR
bon ehApgnd AaalnFt thg 1elln0Dpnt tAs
pAyera IN mob lpaa hmm lWNnly0DA
nov MDg1 lhHn lWanty 'alHht dAya JgQM
llp lllgul publication lhe property VIII bA
pDln .fDp lhspA ma gDhlBl -, !,
Aftep aAle Onp Dor lnnt, Will bn Rdgpd
fpt pRgh month thgt nlRpaea fvom Tho
dnlp gf haIe mill redpeMell
Mole, my promptly, md aayp ON
nlnHpt .FlnVnl, pnMlt. NIL AM0nnla lnaA
lhan shIW by pOat0Ilee np 0xproaH
none, ''''' oTRy, TyLHEs,%
1871 County VrpnANVeh
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puln,ea uunpu,lon Nv %ItooAuypl,

0ladrOi, Mob, Oct B@=aOyenior
hooAeyelt Addressed n large gathering
hDrn tiliB afternoon, ln llle course oil
hlA apooull llp denounced IN false ll,e
statement llAt no AAld Ia lle nndis
tOrluM nftor tho Pullman strike tliat
"Ailyinnn WHO engages In u strike ~
my ilnil who goes where II Hlplkp In
Oh should DO shot, III moi only never
iMndo my unOll statement but mn
lipNpNblO Of innkiliR lt,b
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A pINH ENTERTAINERS mt
AlhM HaSW00h MRd Company WMra iioVO
tNAt Might

Al Tho opevn house lAat night tho
Billings people had the privilege ot
witnessing one OF Tim finest entertain
ments ever given In Tho oity, Alba
HNyW00d and Nh excellent company
held forth M tho opera house under tho
auspices Of Tho local lodge knights "
Pythins, AlhA Haywood n II host Of
entertainers IN himself, and by gathey.
Inv around him sneh n company, he
commands tha patronage OF th6 public,
The programme WINS n lengthy one and
tho audience showed its appreciation
In fPAQunnt applause, while NItIs
members M th0 company paNpOndeh,tO
eaoh encore, All the numbers wets
executed In n splendid mannap'
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0unDUal Ia nlvht slde w,

Washington, Oet, D-an'he navy dos
Inrimolt Inns liat mColynd tho follow
Ing from Admiral itOmpni
'fGnvlt0, y, Ii, COZ, Dla~l'0 lllo su0pes
tnry, of Tho lnvy, Washington No
truth IN my lnltnvOrnblo reports oolH
cunning VlllnlObOA or llor 0pOW, Ma
Min pApur, Aopt0mbor wv, published
fAlnO report, tblAned) lt6nIpY,
Tho Vlllnob0s IN Tho American guns
l)Oat recently reported iOal,
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A ma THING ron NILhlsGn,
VIM Nav tHle Nm WV hummer WIN Mnka
business Inv This gliyi

A fpw days ae0 The aAaNttp mon
llNDnd IhN fRlt VI n reduction IN
Freight rates M Nv lumber from WISH
llgtm pginls W p0infa m tho hIapk
Hills Hnd Colorado, Flaw people M
Tho linn Faaliaed fha Importance M this
itam w wv connection with billings,
Vnpsdny II, W.. MRMHlleD M 0WAr
lgl FRpFnapHliHg thR Atlas hgmhAp N
shinsh company, Was IN HillinGa md
w conversation With The dRspttA ra'
porter sIRlnd tlaf the rAlg aaFeNd mon
ny NV milp0nds md thp hnmhpFman's
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
puDaa pnnn N Nh Avn iDawma M,

1nlN, DDt, 1.-The dDwnHap empress
Inns hnpntAh Tho highest officials 10 ipa
range nh imposing Funeral FOR Won
kDttlW ma hAa ordered the erection
Df II suitable temple nv tho mpitAl tD
hls memory Al nnlet hnHTAh1A FROM
MI rnllls nnh OiflDoA Prince Tual,
thn'Yl, KING VI, rnnEa Publishing
md others concerned IN Tho boxer
movements,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
linAnrA IN AKnlnAL IN

london, Det l@-A shanghai bIaa
pAlDh, dAtgd Wednesday,, DDI y, sAyHi
Chinese report lhat g,DOD BOXERS nt.
lnoAed tWO bnltAllDnH Ol ueHmAnA at
KAnSltAnsM Inn, ll0np pnkih Whn
boxers, " IN sAiu, LOST 400 men And lilo
uppmnns ilye Thp latter App now
sAid tO 10 burning boxer Villages
around paliM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Hands Ara NJ iDpuE On lAu MApAuh

Nav York, Dot, hit WIN announced
hero to-day tint Tho whole amount OF
llle Swedish bonds oOnsiHhed for sale
In this country llnA be0li dispOAed Of,
I'he oxAOt amount On tilese bonds VIM
not mnd0 public but Ii WIN several
Fl0 largest HAieA were In
wisconsin, Minnesota and tlO 1As
hntha,
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closely, Tim American garFisMOa 40
itD NJ Wu and pet TAang viii AlsD be
Withdrawn MDAt Df tln alliad yen.
eFlls mn OppOapd 10 a campaign OF pas
spngn, whinh ~ N supposed thu unps
nlDnA hive In view
Thn Germans Arn planning Il mnyAl
meMt aaAt oP TDNH GhDW tn capture the
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