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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-01-04
LOCAL.

Mai. Thomas Ii. Hill visited Jasper
Saturday,
Austin Coppmger attended County
Court Monday.
Tom Campbell Of The Mountain, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. L. ". Gabel went to Chattanooga
on business Saturday.
Andy Curtis, Of the head of Dixop's
Cove, was In town Monday.
Nathaniel Ellis, of Mullins Cove,
was n s.quachee Saturday.
VIM Martin, OF tho Mountain, was IN
town Saturday en- route to Victoria.
Go. H. Wspman, of Dixon Cove, was
in town Saturday en- route to Inmau.
Rev. f. g. II. Pryor, of Whitwell, and
Mr.. c. w. Friend, of Victoria, were in
JaspeEon business Friday.
W G. Pryor retires from the Peoples
Store at Victoria. Messrs Friend and
Gates will continue the business. q
Mr.. Columbus Bohanan and daught r,
Gertrude of Monteagle, came in on viz
1t last weckand returned home Monday.
Riley Hoge and family, of Jasper,
have rented the house adjoining C. j.
Gustafson's, and will move in this week.
'Squires Gott and Long Of Imam and
Victoria, took the train hero Monday
morning for Jasper to attend County
Court.
New Years Day was not pleasant
day by any means. The thermometer
. Tuesday morning at o'clock was IL
deg. above zero.
We are sorry to hear that Wiley Park
er is confined to mis- house and bed by
sickness. We are glad, however, to
note that be is improving.
NERVOUS troubles are cured by
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which en-
riches and purifies the blood It's the
best medicine for nervous PEOPLE.
Tennessee inventors for last week
were W. C. Hotzcaw, Newport, ashpan;
T. L. Killman, Liberty, nnchecking d =
vice; w. S. Morgan, Chucky City, grain
dr.ll.
He That Any Good Would Win I"
should be provided with good health and every
onewho would have good health should remem-
Der that pure, rich blood is the first requisite.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, by giving good blood and
good health, has helped many aman to success.
The COW kicked tho bucket over and
spilled the milk, and If you do not get
the Farm Journal years, (all OF 1900,
1901, 1892, 1898 and 1904, just by paying
for the News a year ahead, you will be
like that COW. The Farm journal is
the biggest paper of its size in the United
States of America.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-01-04
Mrs. Eliza Campbell, of the Noun
tain, has ordered the News.
WATCH US GROW.

Willie Dixon, of Jasper, is added
to our subscription list, being order
ed tor him by his mother, Mrs. Wash
Dixon.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-01-04

For sale by J. l. Schultz,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
II Now Enjoying tho Hospital
ny or Colonel MeofaW al
Deer Park, Nd.
WITH MUCH ENTHUSIASM
Senator Fairbanks opens the
Republican Campaign IN
Indiana,
Former e~sofstafy OF state
olnsy VIII support the
Nebpaskan,

DEER pARK, Mil sept ., =S Mr. Bryan
MAJ dOnblad Oh lls tracks, AAd ilnas
himself enjoying the refreshing Dpasses
On ths sMl6nllt Of the A~ll8RhenleA Ito
NewAn tAs dry III Jefferson county, tho
s~AntsEnlAoSt oOAnty Df Vast Virginia,
md niAgs leaving thg WlsstAte NAtheFs
lAD ~ MOrsAA's Grove III thnt county
Nv hAn bsen working constantly Wests
ward, Ito made only TWO speeches
Daring tlv dAyy tho llpst NJ MOpsan's
Grove nsAr bAeppppdst0wN md ths
second M keyAeB Al both. places the
OSOWds HFvptsd lhs national candidate
with enthusiasm And both spoeehes
were vigorously ApplAAdsd nj point
affair point WAS iAAde, There WeFe
iApxv audiences NJ both MeellnRs, DNt
tlAt VI ths grove wks exceptional III
slAs,
Dear ilapk wan reached lats IN tho
afternoon, Dnt no meeting WINS held
here, Mi Bryan IN the guest on Colo.
nsl M0tirAw, who Invited u number 0f
gentlemen NJ M0Ut tls presidential 0ans
didAla At dinner, After the dinner
party MI, bryan INST socially the Fesls
dents VI ths vicinity And Tho guests Oh
tlAe resort,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Fresh Fruit Hawaiian cream,

Mash ana fub through 4 slpAlnep any
fresh fpulh N peaehGs or apple0ta are
used, chop them lrat When Nil tho
fpult IN rubbed through, AW0eten 10
tnste Flavor with lpm0n or orange,
s0Ak QneihaW on II boz Of gelAtln In
0ne'hAlf NJ u enpfnl on cold water lne
h0npl .fhen p0Np over " 0neshRlf M n
gnpfW gf boiling WAtepl Put 0veF Tho
Are. Untl tho Helatln IN dissolved hpt
cool hnd NOD thls quantity M aelatln
~ TWO eupfnla 0f frNIt inlap and pulpr
Place the bowl containing Tho mlstnfe
III \ pan 0l loo Wntapi hllF tho fruit
and salntln egnalaDHg thAl II VIII sHfFi
Nh evenly When quite thlnk, ad1 ana
ellpful ~ whipped cream TNFn Inta 4
ahllA 0r. agate mold A Vim maid IN ant
" dlAlal0r ht stand IN \ aAol place
allH hour
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
AppANAINA IN pLAGN,

0Nn 10 MRd1 with The gNI0NlA by
mems ~ n rubber tube 10 force hot
water Into tho pIppal TAe Inter apa
perforated along tho aides, and aov0w
clamps ape provided by which they Gun
De adjusted NJ nAF desired Angle,
throwing the sprAy directly On Tho
body or tho batl1p or onuAlng II ~
ascend \ short distance Into Tho MIR
and fRl gently " tho direct stream
II loo harsh 10 Tho skin WITH lhla
device The bAth9r ean rinse The skin
without Tho necessity OF pehlllns tho
tub with fresh water, md n shower
III Tho proper l0mplrntupa VIII prove
Itself nm agreeable feature Of Tho bath
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Cnna,s Shades var Summer,

Wise women APa using many 0andlaa
M lhls s1AA0n on Tho YEAR LAMPS Apa
satisfactory for lighting purposes, but
lamps App hOti NJ In thGaa summer tWI.
lights, After tho lawns have been DO
serted for The house, Tho poOms arc 10
le lighted with The s0ft glow OF can
dies,
Iho p0ae. shades made from Tissue
paper AFe by fAP tho pp1tIlest shades
thAt APe used for 0Andlps,
There MO little fpames for candle
shades OF brass wire, and these Apa
provided With A collar OF AsbGstus IN
protect thl shade from Tho flames NJ
The candle,
Cover lhls frame with q double
thickness Oh common tlsaue pApep,
iAeklnH u 10. Tho fam9 with thread
Then upon this paplr NJ A fOuhda,
tlOn, ApW rolls on graduated F0se
petals There are OUT In tho ahApa
Of pelAls from plain Tissue paper HAQb
petal N Then elplel ON both Sides with
the solss0rs AMI plated ~ tho top ~
resemble the Information Of Tho p0aa
petals. The pink hnts Ap9 very hand.
some for lheae shAdpsy m they oAPFg
ON tho ldeA 0f the pink p0sGi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
rELEeRAPHle BREvIFlEs.

4'he Norwegian election for deputies
resulted IN tis HIghNsts gaining four
seAts III tho stOpthlnH,
Vanity Fair Gays II IA not unlikely
tbat the Dnke OF Marlborough will sue.
esea iBarl vadoHaD M lord lieutenant on
Ireland,
Az Hartford, Conn, gpeAeena beat
the w0rld's tpettlng stallion record IN u
sDeGiAl. trial against limei Time, liDl
s,4' Former record, glOb ID, held by
DlpeGtnml
The National I'nbe company has MI,
yan0Bd prices Oh merchant and Wr0nHht
lion plpB b pep eentl Vhe advance N
made DeeaAse, Of the Increase In tho
0Ost OF Iron and steel,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

SHEEP EAT MUCH. |
I STUDIES IN FHHDpN0 FROM J
] Tim STANDPOINT OP MUTs :
TON AND Wool Y

seeSo
sheep nm mtmpally hoayy feeders
AMI \ llaallllS nnlmnI VIII CONSUME
more feed 10 Tho hundred pounds OF
live weight Illnn si1opM II both npo
rod 10 their full mpnnIIy, bUt nj tho
anlne lime Tho sheep VIII gaIn fap
more IN weight In n gIpeD lime, A
sheep Tint VIII ont 40 10 DO per cent
more food ihnn n sleep VIII gnID from
NJ 10 " per oeDi more N weight, says
", u, Smith IN Tho American GBItIyh
tor consequently W0 10 moi bpgpUdge
Tho sheep their good appptIIoH aDd
theIp remarkable oapaplly for storing
away food, Indeed, M This mtlO WI
would ba willing for Tho sheep 10 ~
orease I'm appetite " tho gaiD was pro-
popllonately increased There IL no
animal on Tho laPm Thai shows Tho
results OF poor or slack fepdIna moro
than HE sheep You VIII DtStpp II both
In tho n0eop ana IN tho conformation
OF Tho body Tho I0sa IN thus two,
fold, The N9epe beeOmNa poorer IN
quality and Iess In guantIly ana Tho
body or tho animal becomes lhID AMI
lank, The OQlDaI lhIBDess OF n sheep
sometimes IN not very D0tIGeabl9 Until
hheaved, l,e0auao OF Tho h0Ayy myers
~ wool TIM SOON 10 DDlgo 0ut tho
sldas, Ihe condition ~ lIle animal 0aD
IN determined, however II tho haDd
IN run over Tho Sides, nADIH ana bNpk, /
sheep have 10 hustle more or leas
In summer ana fall nNstupeA, ana II IN
4 E00d thlnR Tint they Do Sheep tbal
nave everything lIlRlp own why ap0
much Hike chickens chat Apa never on
eI0lsed, They become weak, lazy and
mi, but mol altogether heRItbyr A
little exposure might onlse their doatb
We dO mol want sheep on tho rWns
That oann0t hustle n little and hunt 0ut
food when tho food on tho farm Nv low,
Nevertheless, We 0ann0t Afford 10 Int
0np supply 0f feed run TOO low sunr
NOR OV winter " IN slack mnnAgNr
Menl mat fAllA 10 provide ahead OF
Time f0p every aaAaOD on tho NG0p, and
many n farmer hAs been forced 10 sell
\ good many OF his sheep In tho fRll
WlH'HF elHiIUR UHpNlHb NV HE HUL
saved sufficient food 70 winter them
When food IN scarce and high priced,
MD sheep Ape low, 10 IN n heavy IOas
N either winter the sheep or 10 s0ll
|hem for n nominal sum, There IN
rarely any good paasOn why n man
find himself In such %qHandapy,
N takes but little calculation 10 fg,
lpe 0Nt how much food IN required fOp
\ given number OF sheep for u Wlntap
" summer Sometimes tho mistake
a made Of lVyIHg 10 carry q hon ylpp
Inc ~ stock than Tho conditions justI'
fy, and then Tho feed disappears No
'npidlW IhAt baf0pe ono pealIspa " there
\ NOT enough for half The IOeh N n
letter 10 nell tho sheep now ana mlso
mat enough M consume NIL the food
.hnt can he prepared and stored for
winter Nse lllRA 10 Iat tho Hooks 10
|heRd, trusting that later You may 10
|hl9 ~ dlap0Aa ~ them 10 advantage
md thereby run tho RISK on falling
|lopt ~ provisions for tho number that
l0nld otherwise no easily and satls'
ael0plly carried along,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
TIA HOUSE HOLD,
me %NssieVtsd 000snbervv~'A shows
w Hath Apparatus Ss Candle
shades NAv hNMMer,

Tho 1ooanhNmV N somewhat neglnets
e0 hN tho majority " honapknoppla, 10
makes most delicious Jolly and pro-
serves anN Ia hnaldea lhAl good In some
apaa0pl lIAhna, l'Op Instance, wash n
quart 0f gooanlnWlea, having removed
All tho alpma Make Y Alpup ~ 0npnnlf
pNplOl W WNtW ana two pnpfulA W
ANHAp Nnd li II boil llVn minutes, Az
tho end ~ Tint time add Tho A0oAabeps
Flea and iW lhNm cool MI tender
enough 10 mAah, Crush them and spt
thnm AslAp, Put two pupfNla of milk
Oh tho stoyn 10 hoAt NDd when Tho bep
plea Aln thoroughly GOLD silp them In
and lt them almmOp gently f0p ave
minutes, A little nutmeg grated over
Tho TOP IA M improvements Finally 70,
move fran tho nra ana add Tho well
benton Nolka NJ two nggal This Ia 10 ba
served very cold with cream ana SUGAR
A s0pt OF jAM That n Nh excellent
and M inexpensive hlllna Tor tAVts
whom cold weather. makes sN0h things
seem AppptlslnH may no MNda from
e|00spb0pplas, Put slk pounds 1T plpe
E~00spbappleA 10 cook with n nnpfUl 0f
NNpMnt juice hp, them h0ll rapidly,
and STIR with n Woohon anoon, When
tho berries begin ~ burst, Add three
pounds of sugar, And lNal simmer nm
VII tho Fruit N mdnGod IN \ JAM "
requires long e0oklng, TNpn THIS lam
Into HlNaA jNpa, and " After three DAYS
tho slpnn and Tho fruit have separated
II Muat NIL 10 pphnl|nH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
vEHMoNr's ELECTION,

ISspabllssns VIII lNprv ths sists BY :
MalOvIit VI BI,ONl tvss Ali
WHlTh hIyAH JUNCTION, W., Bept, q,
@-ylg Republicans VI vefMOit ele0Jsd
ths stAte MN congressional tlOksts by
plurality Of At lgRst Nv, 700 ana Il N,
joslty over MI Df $1,000. II bhs towns
Nv w bs heard from slvs \ vOts eorrs
spending rslAtlyslk 10 the vets Of
towns received tls iignves mgnliOnsl
abOvs Will be about tight Ths stats
senate. IN sOlidly Republican and Ills
Republican representation Ia tlB vans
eSAl assembly. VIII DIV substantially 800
NV Of y nismbyrshlp VI a4N his vapiu
Ous county Tickets Ars, M usual, liz.
pultl0All,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

lMdjKnA NapnbllMns open tha i|AmpaisR
Win y llLA REORGANIZATION

Indiana MHpnbllmMa OpaB ths tlAMpAlEN
WIN " i,IE Demonstration,
lNDiAkApobls, lndp Sept, bmThe
NspnblIoan campaign In bills stats VIA
opened hern with Il Alpeel neMOnstPAl
Mon by tha Marion club And 4 NESTING
81 lglgllsl's Opspn hDnsn Notwith,
standing ths lllt0nss heAt the theatep
WIN crowded Anu the Audien0e intensely
enthusiastic, John h, uWllths, oandl,
dRle for tle nomination Tor governor
before tll0 last convention, presided,
George y, Tanner, " bills Oily, Was the
fvst speaker ilo wns u H0ld Democrats
Ia lbDD, lls now ieDlapes Tor Mes
kinlsy, Az thp conclusion OF bin nd
dyess Mp, uplillhB introduced Senator
CHARLES A, Fairbanks, who Delivered
ths AddpeHs " the evening, tie was pes
peAtedly interrupted with cheers ana
Other dvMDnslRAMODh
An overflow messing VIA hold In
Monument plAOs opposite ,the theatsP,
This wAs Addressed by Addison y, tiaps
Sls, Unllsd BtAtsn minister 10 Austria,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
WILL SUPPORT BRYAN,
rvrDsv HsspslssH Olnsv A%nn6nAass uis
OppDsltlDn w Mckinley

RWrllsp NswpWlstK DlhHt AMn6llnnHA Hi
Opposition w MsNlnlsE
NEW Y0nA, Bept, A=The World
prints \ lsttvp from Hl0iapl DlnSy,
secretary Of sDAts during tl0 Cleveland
administration, IN whlD6 Mr. Olney do.
e!Ayss hlS Intention of supporting Mr.
lJvyAn fOp president, AfteF saying thAt
MI Bryan N hardly the candidate hs
would ohoysv II hv Ind hiS way In, Tho
matter, ana entirely dissenting from
l9rtS VI NM Kansas Oily PLATFORM, Mr.
Olnsy OvltlUisey ths policy III bio Mo-
klnlgy administration pvRApdlnH thg
Philippines aud thinks the country viii
room Mud Itself III ths tOlls Of \ U6iRsSs
problem sv0il liiDpO cosby ana inBnRO,
!nv than tAs Philippine problem ltself.
10 0DnOlMdeAI
"yDp myself hnd N tOlepaDly olsNs
thAt y citizens duty In connection with
tle coming presidential election aOt
only permits Dub requires him 10 dssiPs
ths Ah0DssS VI thO DsMODpatlO party
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
aAnMpr Hath AnnArMUMa,

Tbp shower bath IN n luxury which
N not found IN MNnN homes, partly
on Noo0lnt ~ Tho expense NJ lha on
TIN spAo0 nupNssapF r0V Tho apparatus,
hut II Hnna without saving tllat lho
device hero shown WIN aeon And In
WAY Into common na0l The N@ppaHntNa
N provided with mems for N~ltA0hlng
II 10 Tho pdH0 0f n Tub and connection
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
In ths Wjtahsn GerdsU,

FORTUNATE Indeed IN lhp woman wh0
lAA s0Fdan rn0Int hnRel lhxlAn summer
M pGrRi. aNAff mnrl0rAm, MrFasen,
sweet baalli mseWpFy, mlnt Gharvll,
Oil ala parAlng Will, grow ahnndAnlly
wlth llttlN Gnrni nnd when drlHd And
Added lHdlrl0uslK n. f0ad grlAfW Inn
nInge ~ nnp0E All hGrhs sllapld I'M
RaIhRrGg In tha annshlnf nnd dFlfd ny
arflhglM hnnt Thflr gNy2r N hpsf nrf'
kfrFad Ny kRpNlna fh0m In nlltlflf
CHM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
MORE CENSUS u ..
Albany NJ w I'm OAiy city IN tha L,ai
Showing n D%anEnNAR,

T
Shaving y DangsAsa
WARRINGTON, sept y The eeNsps
bNEeAA ANNOUNCES the following eahBaA
fHNFes,
lAAeas,an PA, ll,lSD, Againsl NV on
Ia leND, increase y, AVA, ep RNbl naF aunh
AhFDn, d, ~, SDs. against ef,BDl IA
1910, increase lb,lRh OF bAsl INp aNnh
Birmingham, Alaa, w, $40, AaAlna
VI, I'm III lsOA, iAepeAsa ig,Bgf, ep AN 10
DeF eenh
Albany, M ", Va, lbl aHAiAst DA,NsB
N lADD, heepnase ffp, M M ppp cent
BayDADe, N, Jp w, Tsp, aAAinst lD,OBA
III lsDh, iNepAase lB,dsD, NJ ihW per
cent,
aalt Lake City, Utah, bB,bBl, aaainst
33,sAB III ls0D, iAepaAse s,Bss, ~ lMBf
Dor eehh
Canton, u, B0,BB}, against w, lsD IN
leND, MeFeAse l,lfs, W III NJ per npnh
Dayton, o., sb,}BB, agAiAst Bl,Ry0 IN
lsDD, lnepense gl,llB 0p BABD pep eeDt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
n, Al, pAAlnA ilYinw,

0HIeAd0, Hapt, b. Hrskine N, Phelps,
the millionaire and 0lasIiMe Democrat
leadep, who has been seriously Ill lOp
tho past few days, hAs suffered u relapse
And slight hopes Ape now entertained W
bin recovery, There I'm pathetic eos
Incidence III The faet tlAt the tnrA Tor
tho Wopse IN Mr. phelpa' condition
eAine almost M tho SHINE t,me M Tho
gaealh Oh Arthur sewall' AliA lifelong
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
SULTAN ORDERS WARsAIPs,
WIN Hs pVaDAgaa ~ iaslst gailpallDA
~ iAhNMDitias,

" w. ~ wv N'HF"E
~ lRhsmNitiss
WARRINGTON, seph D, = Turkey evils
dsnsly intends 70 DO pgepAgea 70 IpsIst
any attempt which may ke MAdp by
foreign governments 10 collect iNleM'
mites by f0pee, Consul General ID M,
Dickinson W gDAstAntinDple hAs pablad
70 the stAle, Departments ANNOUNCING
thai the sublime porte hAs awarded Il
OOntPAet Tor the construction Oh Mn
cruisers 10 \ German shipDpilaiAH hFM
~ kiel ana n e0AtFAet for tho p0nstpNe,
zion Oh Two torpedo bDAts 10 y shipbaills
Inv tlpm ~ aan0M The department.
hrs also been informed that the HaPkish
naval department. has completed tho
plans Anl specifications for The cruiser
that N 10 DO built Ia The United States,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Nv panl UnlOn AlBHk Yards
HnUWI Nm HAM kanL

na, pVuIH bT FHBbI Fevbl III
A.. aESss1As sHsssssI, t %ys%s', ;s'ssSSSss ii Nd DO
sbuF, III dDMNHdi
Halgs mnHed WI, tByDMi ID for eb0les
Gllls. VI UVWSv DO I lnv ysyi enIvas' b5jwW
NV, lW Ngpn w eh0lgg at0gkgpa tnn
fasqggh ,iGDb@ilV b lOi abepp GAl vga
I'll MgP= Mppkpt wgAk HNIDbH IDe
lDNep HOOu dgnlAnl
,sAln4, lgDHed wv W. DDNA M l0p Hhepp,
UVlW 4 Yh fDp IHlUbs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
\
ON THE D,
AMAElAAM LiaHKnsl

Az cleveland, VI Minneapolis . ,,Hee'
'n \, E Ha'Is,,a e%lssenIr4R l x. \ minneapolis y
Az indianapolis, u ghlpAHD, 1, second
game, lnallannpollg! O I glIeaH9 lOL
game, DebpDit hAnsas glty h
kAtlDnRl hpAEnM
Az philadelphia, Il, Nv h0nls,
AZ BfD0klyh, VI ohleAtD, second
game BpO0klgn,, H QhlGAHD, H.
Az HOst0D, q PltbsDppHJ b,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

NV tNkkt eeph Ma.Yha AsPDvtN ~
1oCcof AsvtNE wv month NJ AnHHaL
e4lev n retnvnH kApt ny tla MstAl
oonN1 wers IN,ktb t0lA, .VhlA "
1o6xttx N sxaNAN n tlA sulE. gses
N&tn kktc1aeAx Weve Ahent lI,DNy
9ex1l1C f1AANeerk Rpnklnhe vegv
M ~ sSljesk
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
GhiaRs0 train anil pvovMloHA

.m HHIHHHHI HRFH U
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fBAs mfptq, Mo-
yaJnbHy ,fibea IN
CONS HeplembW lpar ael0hM Bsa,
November 1hplHi
a,pAT Aapfambgg NgWglh galnbpF
Wgsn hpvHhlHp llAMpl lan
.,pUHH aAHplHMbl 6lpH gat1bpf
NYn gAnHAlY VII fn
FhAA ,Gnsh norm HsfHrD Vh9km
lah sn4il MnAlAlA yhai@lh4H lAipRRllelll
l!p'nn,llVlW paTkws 7AMM, %eLiekpps
HMlbe ''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
CONDUCTOR SUSPENDED.
ttsIks w lhs canadian pssIAs ADDssys
Imminent

WissiIaO, ksph "a third Cana.
dlAn TsoIN0 vsllvDad conductor bns 6aaO
suspended from NV dntiss fOs vsYnsina
" 9lve w hlA tickets, punch and suDil,ps
nlsnt W Montreal auditors VIM boAtdsd
M tvkat w some AnAll HlatI0D on tbs
epvtH, Vhe ehisf NJ thH OOndD9t0ysl
Ce6Sr N NJ present IN Montreal dIHanss,
mr. wv Wgj,bls WITH Wv hands 0r tba
lQllpkny thsxs, And " IN declared GbnI
n ~ RletlMA N psyAl.tea w u stglka
VIII genUtt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
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la,lon providing thAt \ proposition be
Submitted 10 the people nv (he NDvpmu
Dor ele0blQA 10 Issue bends 10 tho
amount OF 100000 10 build q new
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MILLIONS will, he Hpent IN politics this
DIN. Iksa,,p' VI" Y h'"Ndy VIZ y|so'M"""ss ' wiS Nj
selves NOV K0dol' i}yspepsIa Gura Ill.
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MntbaH endorse IN children IIkA N,
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NO Cough Cure " will. quickly cure
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-17
PLANS FOR THE MILITARY TOURNAMENT

The officials of the Military Athletic League are
busy these days making the preliminary arrange
ments for the military aid athletic tournament
which will take place at Madison Square Garden
from March % to 81. At meeting OF the military
mea Executive Committee was appointed con-
sisting of the following: Colonel Charles H LUIS
comb. Leutenant-Colonel Better, Lieutenant-Coun-
mander Fry, aforementioned Treadwen Major
Wilson, Major Japha and Captain Dixon The Han
dicapping Committee will be composed Of Major
Furpin Captain Dixon and Lieutenant Du Bots
The Committee Trials and Suspensions is COM
posed of Colonel H. c. Ridabock. Lieutenant Beach
and Captain Mcmahon.
Colonel Luscomb. the president OF the League
sent on Monday an application to the Secretary of
War asking for the presence Of certain troops at
the tournament under the same conditions as last
year. Colonel Luseomb also wrote to General
Miles. commanding general of the Army; General
Merritt, the commander Of the Department Of the
East, and to Acknowledgement Corbin, advising
them Of the tournament and asking their eo-opera
ton Major-General Roe and Brigadier-Gener