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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
AMERICA MOVES ALONE
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Minister 9enger Informed or state
Departments Aetien on
PoWerH' Notes,
TO TuAN
Tho HrANN ArMntNrN Appointments
Creates II Painful impression
III The United states,

Washington, aeph pgwMiniater
OOnRep hAs been advised BY the atNta
department. OF tho substance Of tho peu
plies made by This governments lAst
Friday 10 thu governments Ot Germany,
Russia md China, respecting China,
which eleMly indicated 10 him Tho
general nature 0f the instructions no
Ii 10 receive, Moreover, by this time
IN IN Informed OF Tho orders issued 10
General OhRffan DO reduce hia force 10
Il legation HuApd, Phe n0te 10 China
specifically points ont mo lines on
which thIA government Will Issue IVA
instructions ~ In minister The
document itself IN In tho course OF
hnAl approval, Acting Secretary Hill
having completed the draft SOME days
ARO anu Forwarded II 10 tho president,
N Was tho belief At tho atRt0 depart
mant late this afternoon Tint the
actual transmission ofN The instructions
would b. carried 0Nt very H0On, prob
ably within tho nekt twelve hours, "
IA AAid that the tokt OF llle instructions
will not be given publicity NJ present,
fer diplomatic reasons, but there IN no
"O0neealment w Tho general scope ef
the document which IN on tho lines
laid down IN Tho three notes IA
stated nj the atnta department That
oOnRop Will pnt these negotiations IN
motion without amy purpose Of acting
for amy government other than the
United States, although this govern
ment Atendily keeps In mind That Tho
United AlateR IN but enc Of several ms
tlOnH mutually interested In obtaining
" common end, And 10 n hoped THAT
tho effect 0f GOnaep'R making A Begin
ming toward negotiations may be TO
induce tho either powers 10 follow.
Az the same time lhiA government has
never assumed 10 lay down any MALE
date M ~ the course 10 be followed
with nll Or any ether W the powers,
10 IA aald the state department has
taken steps through Minister WI To
impress on Tho Chinese government
the undeaipnbillty OF The appointment
on Prince a'uan M grand SECRETARY, and
the painful impression this aDpOin!H
ment haA created throughout thls
country, Tle effect OF this appOintr
mont, III persisted In, " IA aaid might
bb t0 voiAVd seriously tlla final DeH0tiRu
lions or In fact, any negotiations NJ
oil, The government feels thai 10 IN
much p%e'enf0roed In Inv present p0alu
lion by Tho note from bt Hung Chang
Ia which he gave positive assurance 10
The United States thAt he had sufl"
Client authority 10 protect oil Amapiu
OAn interests md WOuld aea thRt thls
authority Wna exercised,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

ring Md other places known W tha
officials arN relieved, Nj, do tliNpa,
the Nuasim Ministep, Inns addressed Il
letter 10 the dnWAHar empress nn,ifya
Ing her VI the protection ~ hMaAlM N,lh
requesting her ~ MtNmA 10 pnkth
F0piW influential Chinese hNvO MNt \
memorial 10 Tho emperor and anlppuAA
d0wpuer beaaeohlnu them W MtMpn,
The conflicting MtaruAtA VI NNaAlAn
and dpeAt Britain WevuMtn systematic
attempt 10 MnODstfuut tho railway,
although restoration Wnnld bh hNAN,
N lMpns out that GhNnH Yin lluAll,
Wh0sn iaNth In kaahHNpi, was neaMtly
rapOptnd, WAA executed mNtnr IN lMH
pnpiNl decree NJ tho sNnn thine with
the other WoafOrnlRn miNlAtnpA who
were executed, Chen Yin ttNAn VIVA
tho special envoy W England M TIM
time VI tho diamond Jubilee
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
HAGUE CONF FERENCE
aTBPs TOWARD REALIZATION or
GEARS ORIGINAL PLANS,
Diplomatic Representatives OF Sixteen
Nations Meet Al Tho Hagne and
Form an Organisation,

Washington, Aept, pT=#VhR first
Alep t0wApd realisation " the plans
Of tho HnEn0 peace conference lAH
beon taken, meatina wins held NJ
Tho Hague September 4 Of the resident
diplomats OF lhe niktaen nations rep
RESENTED nj original Hague conference
nnd n permanent organization WIS
Otf00ied, This took Tho form 0f "
council OF administration, ThlH body
Or resident ministers, according 10
farms OF tho tpAatlAs, viii look after
NIL business tlat must bA prepared fOp
Tho action on Tho arbitration commits
too, providing suitable places Of DO
posts rOp mo records nAd employing
such clerical assistance IN needed
Th0ae present MI Tho frat days meets
lna Wovn Tho miners from thA United
HtntOs, Tho Netherlands, France, deps
mnny, Rnasin, Belgium apnnl bpltAln,
spain, pOptlHal, Italy, Honmanin,
HapAiR, AWod0D md Norway, D0nH
mapll, Austria, Hungary md Alhm,
On tio second day Tho 1Apaneae min
lBt0p VIVA admitted,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
NON AGAINST DAVHt,
II N kOt tha FlrAt Tlma Ha HIS isaan
AppnNtnh,

A complaint has been tled In JUS
tiOe kelly's court charging william
Dayey with assault In Tho third do
gree, Davay IN tho person who start
ed u fight with Nh Italian harp player
and narrowly eaoAped having hiB head
out of by n rnNOr In the hands OF tho
Italian, u will be several days before
Dayey will be able 10 have his pellmlp
nary hearing, iIa VIM taken 10 Nh,
vineent's hospital day before yostep,
day for treatment, blood poisoning
having not In on the HasheS on hiH face,
One year nRO yesterday DAyey paid
tho largest fine ever Imposed upon N
man In Justice Kelly'A court for div
lurblDR tine pence, amounting No Va,
DRvay had been arrested on two or
three different occasions and Oh HOmo
pvetekt or other was not imprisoned,
The fine imposed npOn him by Justice
Kelly had tho effect Of strengthening
him UP and no wins pretty decent for
several months,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
MINISTER'S TO CHINA,
Representatives NJ thu pOWeN Suggest
n,npsWp'H ttalnrn IN Iakln,

Representatives NJ thu Powers suggest
H,npspOpA AatnrR W Palm
pehin, Kept, w, copyrighted 1900
by th0 Associated pp6Aa), yia TAkn,
Sept, pb~All Tho foreign ministers
have addressed notes 10 Prince GhlIH,
Suggesting tle return 10 pelln Of tho
emperor and the court The notes
were Informal and not written IN n
diplomatic capacity, The writer's 40
moi consider them binding upon their
respective ROy0FnmentA Yhe diplOa
mats noted Jointly In the matter, hnt
Mo letters were sent individually,
These dld not contain any RssuVMlges,
bun marely suggested Tho return OF tho
emperor, Prince Ching undertook 10
deliver Tho notes, The outcome N \
matter Of speculation, tho doubtful
element l@ilH Tho Influence Of Prince
Tuan md General Tnng Fal Slang,
who may restrain tho court General
OhafY0e, discussing tho probabilities
today, aaidi III do not believe that
any NurOpaan monarch would enter
Tho Oainp III his allied enanieA, ANA !
doubt tliat the enupesa dOwaeop VIII
do M, N IA generally conceded that
Tho restoration OF tile OiineRe govern
ment IN essential have favored Tho
withdrawal NJ Tho main allied force No
Yang 1'sun and Tien TsiM leayinE
1900 mixed forces 10 guard tli6 ldRn'
tiOnA" Mr. IOGkhill will leave fm
Shanghai on September w.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
A Grant itNue,

Boston, Sept w uu- dposUpus, lho
king W stations, added n penpl TO hlA
crown to-day by winning IN tivo hard
driven heAtA n 100000 inca on the
headville tNnpl,, No much OF n fns
yOplta WIS Tho NON Of NObNpt Mo
HpeHOr, before the trial buHnn, lhAt
pools ware barred hHnlnAt him, N
locked for four heats nH " Tho great
stake would be WvaAled from tho king
by that wonderful little lrolter, Uhhrs
10y Herr, Tho winner 0r Tho MnhAnollus
settH stake vAGe last year, but gnnO
nH was Charley Herr, IliA strength VIA
not equal 10 the lnHk and hiB SIM aet
IN the third hant when OpOsOeuH boat
him ~ the wire, Onua after thnn, In
the fourth heat, the Lexington horse
made n wonderful pAOa, leading 10 th0
thTee'QnMtepH and lhpn being benton
cut on tho stretch by G%pesO0as, who
seemed 10 have marvellous speed JuHt
when " meant M muoll 10 him, Wla
PAGe IN 4 whole WINS tho HpanteAt oy6p
Aeon In New 9nlgnnd, 10 recalled the
stallion event o. years nH0 M bono0li
Park, Cambridge, when Nelson
crowned himself by winning u HlO, 900
purse The dny VIA perfect Tor Tho
race md the tpn0h, While looking n
tVihe slow, WIN evidently prime foot.
inH, The crowd must llAy0 Aono we'll
over Tho 10000 mark, tIN people
over tho grand stand nj Nv
q 1eat AMI filling Tho bleaoherA nj vi "
ilnau,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
MIsstON %Ilpa,pOya,l,

Hong KUnn sept py~mlhn Amppla
can Presbyterian and Catholic miasl0n
nj Che ahpl LOnH, on Mo aNat plyap,
hRH been destroyed, Whn priests vi
the Catholic mission eacApnh md were
protected by tho Mandarin, ANthOpr
tiles Ape trying 70 suppppsA nntlArOra
etgn outbreaks In bio province VI
KWRnE and KwAn Tung, md there
have been several executions, Native
ehPiatiAna Npa hOukinu 10 Canton,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
ltnpunuv ~ttjhgpuUtjad,

Berlin, A6pt, y7~-Thm Harmnn press
and foreign Ofim continues ~ deny
that GREAT Britain haR rejected uers
mnny'a PROPOSE, Tiey alnO continue
M blame tiia United Btat6s Tor r6G6nts
w revived GhinGM %Obduyagy md fi6
renewed evidences NJ tha Chinese IN
tnntiOn 10 resume IOstilittes on u large
plan Tho HavIinr MaseblaM alone
advises Germany not M expect n fnys
0rabIe answer 10 her proposition from
Lard Salisbury "Ds hls wish W GarGs
fully Dnra0 iDtimal0 relations win tI6
United States forms th6 hoy nOta NJ
hia MltGy,N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

iMudOu, sept IN, 4fNO NJ m~w1ihe
only dispatch M special interest from
Ghim tfts morning IN thN following
fran IN, Mmrtsm w tha Wmas, dAtAd
Fekin, HGpt gli H1tM vaG6Dt punitive
expeditions hava Ind M axeallant aneGf
IN increasing security md fVrfhaFinE
fM movement M supplies, hut nothing
aHD Nv anuMdArAd IN entirely SECURE
Until Pa0 Ting wv hAs tAen rAaGd AMI
thu foreigners md refnEe0N M NltnE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

HeR10d lids J0T lKe o~6nstpn0tllH, Qf, .
SSx%s,b..%s sS;fSs dNyg'"aIysNlY""sss e sssss'i'
~ az s s|;y .S%Ias"v s~2Il ). = gTsessa|ss.3' '' y
sEss 1 .ys,|.s II TusssaRuys' daob%s,, q A
W \ Fortified elle9k 10Y antD, " 10 ass!a
n 4 i .lsbs ~. S.sss@atya %s 3, ssEE ss' ssass4e Ss'q M!
81 us,i'ba ,s 1i's 3, %,E t%sR ssxss, d et'' .s 81
lAIn0h sewaE v nNAh TANKS ana 4 man
Nv ordsp pi I'M, CIV gogneIL
Dated Heph ~ 1900 HB
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
FnDOh0l WIthdyNWs,

Fargo, Hept, gb--1'ha republican
stats central committee iiAH b0on hast.
lily summoned IN mo0t NJ UvM1d Forks,
and " N said that Governor MnGlNI
Will Withdraw from thA Atat0 ticket,
" IN believed thai Thomas Marshall,
candidate fW GOngrenH, viii hm placed
on Tho ticket IN place NJ Faneh0g md
that Congressman AWldtng viii Nv ih0
congregational candidate, NNnNh6r's
had h0Alth IN given M tho REASON NJ
hta withdrawal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
AKA INTO yH0 MINI,
ItObbsr Tpias IN Garry Away Part NJ ihs
stock lint IN Enlightened AWAY,

A burglar entered Yogon bros, store
might before Int, oiYeOtlnR entrance by
breaking In u window III TIN gents
furnishing department, Tho vObbep
WINS preparing 10 carry away u portion
~ the large stock when lliA presence
Waa discovered by WIN, Htnp0, tho
might Waterman, Tho wblNp mndo
hiA escape before Mr., htnlN could give
tho alarm, but he left In lliR trail 0yi'
denO6 that In WIS there fOr business,
several pairs ~ shoes were discovered
just outside tho store, which tho burg
lap had left In his hurry 10 get AWAY,
II N Thought that no g0t AWAY with n
cheap Oy0pGOat, this being th0 only
article missing, Mr. HtUpM aays liz
G0nld mOOgniNN Tho man " lA over sot
hia dyaR on him ngntn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Aanral lMhlrMnllnna,

Paris, Appt, pfnuaThn French consul
at Shanghai cables under hAtn VI hNps
TENDER Vi that TunH leuh Slim Inns
heen appointed general on western nnd
northern armies and Chinese infOpMAs
tiOn N thAt yioppOyA NDd governors
haya received lmpnpihl instructions or
derlna them 10 hHht MI Foreigners and
destroy them,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Vn aUN ron CHM BN0Y,
Supreme tOHrt AAked IN HavlaW 'ha
UDWall Murder tNAR,

H0weIl Murder OnAn,
Next Tuesday tho atRta supreme
court will convene and resume lha
calender where " was abandoned NJ
thu beginning NJ the regular summer
adjournment, The court will have for
lin consideration WV CnAaA that Rre
now on Tim calender unfinished, and
M many OF Thorn furnish knOtty legal
problems 10 be untAnRl6d, the court
with Iva present number ~ Judges VIII
not likely aAt0h NJ Tho work That N N
now behind, Members 0f tho court
figure that Tho calender contains about
1--WE and n hAlf years unfinished bnsl'
mess, md with tho new 0haea That RFe
bNing constantly appealed 10 tho court
N will In doing wen II N In no further
Mhind nt tho OlOa0 0f tho present term
tlAn N now,
Of Tho total number 0f oaseR n great
number NJ them represent litigation
over mining property, while decisions
III TWO enAna Will decree Tho fate NJ
two men who stand convicted ~ mNps
dor In Tho frat degree by aurlas 0f
VWHbNu AUUH WNUl VIII. HWNes .U''u Hs'iN'
engad 10 my Tho deAlh penalty,
Attorney General Nolan, who repre-
SAINTS tho htAM md prosecuted Ona OF
Tho 0Ra0a In tho district court, IN ppe'
pairing BRIEFS 10 submit 10 tho supreme
court IN behalf Of Tim state ~ M0n'
tAnR,
Milton y, Howell, now Imprisoned
IN tha Fergus county inil, baRes n
slender h0pa In tlh HtRta supreme
court, Unless In IN able 10 produce
new evidence N IN not likely that Tho
court Will intepoado In his behalf and
unless Governor Smith onn b0 pro.
vailed upon, Tho law VIII take its
COURSE,
HOwell'H easa oKempltnos tho old
adAae tlAt "mnEder viii ont lle
shOt n man named Thomas lOlRing In
cold blood md while In acknowledged
the killing, he claimed THAI N WIN In
Nalfsdef0nso, No one witnessed th0
crime ami tlA evidences np w tho time
Howell went ON Tho stand In his own
behalf, WAs ~ u purely elpNnmNtantiai
character, Howell and N0sling
worked Tor n|eiRhbOviDg pMlOhers mud
ina quarrel over water rights ihe
latter inflicted " number Of severe
outs on H0Walla faGo md head with n
shovel, After thu encounter Tho mon
went M th0iv homes md Howell,
HmRvting from hiE wounds tha dRy
following, procured u shotgun and
went ON n stiN hunt fOr hin man, 40
MOvdiDE W thu testimony, ie shot lOa'
jlng hi tho bRGk and Tho sanl0 day laft
tha G0uRtTy without stopping ev0n VI
draw thA money THAT wins due him
from hls employer
Tho crime occurred July w, lHNh,
aud M0sIinG's employer sIont IN tha
pNlshb0vhOOd III 1900 IN fhe search
nv Howell who dvifted VII over VIM
0Orl,tvy end was several times about
" ~ evvestAd whNn In was warned
W. made hlN esaHyW, III was traced
III pglyetA AeteGttves w Now. York.,
"a than tn TIM w0vln0es ~ CANADA,
WSeee M WOvked IN sAwmills, and lAAt
Wle(ev hi went w TaxAs, where NJ
wv aeptvved, HI VIM tvted W Law
js1oWp, and thA Qese attracted more
I'M HsaNl tWtNrest IN tllaf pNgf ~ hM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
On llanlY IN lMnHLh

Everybody Will Nv delighted W leavl
that Alba Haywood, thn primo ~
comedians, Whose marvellous hihlilx
10 impersOnmtA, Whose funny tODlaAl
songs, bright WITH AayinHt mid
sweet singing have eatAbIiAllad MN M
n prime MvGriM win amusement
seekers, viii apIHw heW nu tho Ay0ns
Ing on October 4, NJ fha 0IevA house,
tfe comes under thA NuaJiGeH NJ I'm
lOoal Knights 0f pythiaA lodge NV
theirs aW who IN NOT rein6mbtf tIts
comedian IN mn impev#mAtiOnN NJ
n1iM GuGk0o H0UE," npPlM ild
Maid" nViM OhinAmHn,W UOAtNtl
Aliens WifGJn "HiIIy Wlly,u Mtr0.
dHGiDg flN wonderful limitations ~
GHlliOJM, phMOgvaph and ADimAlA hts
humorous stories Glid Mt0hy M,nHh /.
Nv Haywood, I'M hhtA M HrtiAt ~
hin ability, IN niWAyA AiVNA.t NJ tlla
times md MturnA M IN Win n hvahd
nav program dGRtHDed W lNuHbinll
mlrJMkoH only, H Inn surrounded
himMIN with \ carefully salAGted ehu0,
IMDy, HHeb tMinH m huA IN nlAty w.
inactive ltnNH M Mr. Haywood IN IN
HIN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Nnnl Him IlHnriK,

Berlin, Sent observation-disclosures K0st,
who WIS axfVadtAd fran Chicago IN
0GtObav NJ hast year on TIM ehaVan M
mprdarInH md v0bbipg Marie y0dkaH,
n cook whom h had married, and
throwing hAv body IN tho EIbW, bas
hen sentenced N death M Hram6h
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
yipynn'A Final VpjD,

HineOln, Hept, a7=uBrynn stAptod
today on his lhst tour Of Tho country
Tor Oils campaign, To-day le VIII b0
IN Nebraska, tomorrow In Town and
South Dakota,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

,Rtpayod from owner, ,0D, Davis Dpeek
about . MlleH from glAIAe l09vk. 0ne
bpandad N y on ,left shOHldaU lying ~
0peO Bi, middle, bar g0nngellnA ,the lev.
t6pa "A suitable reward Tor hlB pelnFn
tO n, n, Hall, HlllnQa, M0nti "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
hlRlkN AANlllnnAl

EhMmOkllL hapt, a7~#I'ho Locust
Spring gOlli6Ty, near Mount Carmel,
finally Gl0aed today, tho miners jOins
linz tlle strike,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
A powdav MIL NspIOslOn

Ramovsa everything In, algbtt 20 %
drpailG mineral pIllg but, POW. Avs
ii)lN YOup HOdy. when ,DE WDHF New
Hife plla do tha work, NJ aASlly ma
p%0VfaGtly,. Cures hAndDahe, gQDstlpA'
Won, Only w eeDt6 nv GbApples dfuH
ELllll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28

state, General Nolan conducted tho
prosecution and Howell Wns convicted
OF murder IN Tho first degree, A mo.
tlOn for A new trial WAS denied and
tho Oaae went 10 Tho supreme court,
where " Will ba mi for hearing next
Tuesday,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
ttDwRpd's Last blOpe,

Frankfort bept, a7~-The motion
for n neW tpiAl, MAIDS to-day In ,lil9
Howard Gase, will I'M argued saturday,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
Ojnpk (IO,ulDv Hmm,

Nav York, Aapt, g7~-W, A, OIAvk
loft today for Montana, where In VIII
remain Ull Aftav VINO nlG0liOM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-28
lpaiNna lialA llla ulhhnu,

Paris, Aept, Decentralization Ipe.
land WINS today decorated IN n CONS
mAndw Of tho legion Of honor by
Jules GambOn, ie satlS for home co.
tObap 10,
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-21
THE wORKINGMEN's HOTEL.

Adiutant Smith of the Salvation Army
corps is overseeing the work on the build
ing on Pearl street, just below Middle
which is to be transferred into ''Tht
Workingmen's Hotel" Yesterday 1
crew OF plumbers were busy at work or
the block.
I'VE expect to open by the Fourth of
July" said Adjutant Smith yesterday
"we have here three stories on the Pear
street side and four stories on the othei
side. For the sum of ten cents mai
can secure lodging and he is also entitled
TO "a ticket good for rolls and coffee II
the morning and, II he wants it, breat
and soup during the day. He will ais
be given the privileges of the bath room
and of the reading room"
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-21
KIDNEY TROUBLES OF WOMEN
bIiss Frederiek's Letters show How She
Relied on Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured.

bliss Fredsriek's Letters show How She
Relied Mrs. Pinkham and Was
Cured.
"DEAR Mrs. PINKnAM:-I have n
yellow, muddy complexion, feel tired
and have bearing down pains. Menses
have not appeared for three months /;
sometimes am troubled with a white
discharge. Also have kidney and blad-
der trouble.
have been this way for long time,
and feel so miserable thought would
write TO you and see II you could do me
any good. ~ Miss EDNA FREDERICK,
Troy, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1899.
"DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM IL have used
Lydia T.. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound according to directions. and can
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Now feel SO well cannot be grateful
enough TO you for what you have done
for me. Miss EDNA FREDERICK, Troy,
Ohio, Sept. 10, 1899.
Backachc Cured
DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM IL write to
thank you for the good Lydia f. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound has done me.
II is the only medicine / have found
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Menses were irregular and painful.
Words cannot express the benefit have
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Windsor, Pa.
The Portland daily press., 1900-06-21
SENATOR LODGES ADDRESS.

Senator Lodge said:
One of the greatest honors that can fall
to any American in public life is to be
called to preside over a Republican Ma
tional convention. How great that
honor Is you know, but you cannot
realize, nor can express the gratitude
which / feel to you for having conferred ii
upon me. i can only say to you, In the
simplest phrase, that L thank you from
the bottom of my heart. "Beggar that
i am, ] am even poor in thanks, and yet
thank you
We meet again to nominate the next
President Of tho United States. -Four
years have passed since we nominated
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1900-02-09
Jan. IL 10 20, Feb. 2 16
Sheriff's Execution Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued out of and
under the seal OF the district Court i'll and for
the County OF Blue Earth and State of ,,inna-
sofa, upon Judgment duly rendered and dock.
eted III said county, Oh the 10Th day OF Dec m.
A. ID. 1899, Tor the sum of Thirty hree and
SOL, U Dollars, 1888 So and One and Y5-l q
Dollars (S1.90) added costs III an action WHARF,
in Martin Wiltgen vas plaintiff and John o
Parry was defendant in favor of MartIn
Wlltgen, p alntlt, and against John O. Parry
defendant, have this 3rd Gay OF JANUARY ,
DIG levied upon all the right title and inter.
est OF the SAID John v. Parry, in and to the
following described real estate, situate in the
County of Blue Earth and State OF Minnesota.
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot Two 90 lin Block Seventeen Il y Warren q
Addition to Mankato; also the Northwest
Quarter IN. W. a OF Section -Four AZ, Town
ship One Hundred and Seven Il y, North r.
Range TWenty-SeVen az, West; aiso the z
One-HaH (E. ~ OF the Southeast Gu lie
s. E., ~ OF, Section Thirty.Two ! IF
Southwest Quarter Is. W. n OF Section Thirs'
Three (33), in Township One Hundred al
k1gnt (lUS), North of Range Twel ty-Seve
(27), West.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that 7
will sell the above described real estate or
much thereof as may be necessary to satisf
said exc cutlon and cost, to the highest bidder
for cash at public auction at the Easterly fro, t.
door of the court house, in the CITY OF Mankat
County of Blue Earth and State of Minnesotf
on the 9Th day of March, AID. 10 at Tt
QO) o'clock i'll the forenoon of that day. to sat
lsfy the said execution, together with the inter
est and costs thereon.
Dated this 9th day OF January, A D., 10 20.
FRED GERLICH,
Sheriff of Blue Earth County, Mimi,
A. E. CLARK, Attorney for Plaintiff
Mankato, Minnesota.