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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-24
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The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16
Great Strike About to End.

Scranton, Pa. Oct. 1o-The tremen-
dous efforts OF the republican chiefs to
end the coal strike have succeeded and
within very few day 8 the orders will be
issued to the men to return to the mines
on the conditions contained in the notice
first posted by the Lehigh Valley Coal
company granting a 10 per cent ad vance
in wages, the reduction OF powder to
$l5O per keg and other differences to be
settled between the men and their em-
ployers, all this to continue until fur
ther notice"
That such an agreement has been ar
rived at has been reported to the repub-
lican headquarters by the agents who
have dogged every step OF every official
of the union, watched with marvelou 9
closensss every slightest change in the
situation and will have a minute knowl-
edge of all that is going on among the
operators and in the secret councils Of
the organization.
Mr.. Hannas pressure upon the coal
and railroad magnates has grown strange
and strong and the union officials, real
izing the advantage presented to them
by the position OF the dominant national
party have used that influence as far as
possible for the interests OF the 142 900
men IN the Pennsylvania anthracite coal
dsld.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16
ME NO BUCKSKIN.'
Game Warden Jay Makes Big Trip Into Game PreseveFnds
Hundreds of Indians Killing GameWhite Rock Indian
Agent Can't Say CoIorado's Officials Lie This Time.
.nowledge of the agency people.

knowledge Of the agency people.
1t is long distance in the interior,
the agency at White Rock. The agent
there is isolated. What he does and
what he permits to be done, hardly ever
reaches the ears OF his government.
There is no question that the federal
government will this time at least hear
the truth and the whole truth about the
Indians. The ranchmen dare not say
anything, their cattle may be killed il
they do. They believe that some doubt
less are killed now, when Mr.. Indian
gets hungry. They prefer to suffer little
than suffer much. 80 long as they are
without permanent protection.
II the Indian agent does not know of
tho fact that the Indians are off the res
ervation, he has no right to be there, as
he does not perform hs duties. 1t is his
business to know where his wards are.
These Indians go without rations OF any
kind from the government on their
hunts and sometimes stay three or four
weeks. The question naturally arises
who gets these rations and are they paid
for by the government during the alb
sence OF the Indians.
Warden Jay immediately after coming
out from that country, wired his chief al
Denver the rdition OF affairs over
there. He also after his arrival home
last night. about five o'clock, wrote to
Governor Thomas that the deer were be-
ing taken from one state to another,
from Colorado to Utah, which is against
the laws OF the nation, What action
will be taken is unknown, but no mere
dsnials OF any Indian agent will satisfy
this state that it is not being injured.
The game cannot last long, if this an
nual slaughter is not stopped. Here is
the most questionable proof that the
Indians are in Colorado. II denial is
made it is falsehood. The game war
den has now secured the most positive
evidence. He can give it anywhere. No
ten or a dozen lawyers or Indian agents
can change his absolute knowledge and
testimony about the matter.
II the people OF Colorado desire to
wink at the Indians work and also that
OF the Indian agent of the federal gov
ernment, then no more should ever be
said, but if they want to preserve the
game for at least another generation
then it is time TO act now. with the best
evidence which has ever been furnished
to the state by any game warden.
What will you do, Governor Thomass
1t is up to you and to the Indian agent
at the White Rock agency.
Ono more question only is asked Is
there any profit whatever to the Indian
agent at the White Rock agency, IN per-
mitting these Indians to 60 off without
rations into another state, which he
knows is against the laws and permit
them to kill deer? 1t looks very much
as il the Indian agent at White Rock
needs little investigation, at least un-
til he makes some explanation other
than the old threadbare one. that the
Colorado game wardens lie, the Indians
are not of the reservation"
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16
DEBTS ALL PAID.
The Members of the African NJ.
E. Church Hold a Jubilee
Over Happy Event.

Sunday night the African M Z.
church of Grand Junction held an en-
thusiastic Jubilee, the church b ing
crowded with members OF the congrega-
ton and visiting friends.
The services we're in charge OF Rev @.
E. Smith, pastor. An appropri" to
scriptural lesson WAS read by Rev w.
Worthington. prayer offered by William
A, M Marsh and a beautiful solo sung by
Miss Baker.
The first address OF the evening was
delivered by w. A. Marsh, on 1.-THE Re-
ward of Fatbfulness" Mr. Marsh is
always an earnest speaker, but on this
occasion gave an unusually good ad
dress. He proved by quotations from
the Bible, by referring to the history OF
this church, and by other illustrations,
that God never forsakes the faithful, but
always gives them their reward.
DR.. E. G. CLARK followed with an ad
dress on "The Reward OF the Righteous
and the Reward OF Evil Doors Tho
doctor was very earnest in his appeal to
the congregation. He took for his text,
"The Wages OF Sin is Death, But tho
Gift of God is Eternal Life" He show
cd clearly that under all conditions it is
losing proposition to serve the devil,
and that it ever paws to serve the Lord.
Horace T. DeLong followed with an
address on difficulties Overcome" He
read portions of Revelations chapters I'd
and Sd, making special reference to the
promises in these chapters "To Him
That Over Cometh" Mr. DeLong then
reviewed the history OF the church from
its beginning to the present; told of its
organization. Of the original cost OF the
building; the securing of the money
through the Grand junction Building
Loan and Savings association; the many
times that it seemed that the property
would be lost to the church and the he
roic struggles made by the congregation
and it's friends to save the property. He
gave special praise and credit to Rev. P.
A. Hubbard, former Presiding Elder ,of
this district, who for years has stood by
the church and made it point to raise
LILO Inou6y ny buDsCElpIlOu Ut seCuEe IL
from the Church Extension board, or to
pay it himself, ever claiming that the
property must be saved to the denomin
alton and working to that end.
He stated that the Lord had certainly
lead, guided, protected and aided this
people, who began the payment OF their
debt of $1,000 on the church with a
membership of only one and with a
mem bership that had never exceeded
six, but who have now come out victori-
GUS, with the debt entirely paid and
their property free and clear OF all
encumbrance
He then turned over to the pastor as
chairman OF Board OF Trustees the old
mortgage, release of the same and all
Of the papers connected with the orig
inal loan. The pastor and his people
then burned the note in the presence Of
the congregation and the pastor gave
very earnest address showing his thank
fulness to the people and God for bless
ings received and that his church WAS
now free. The colored people are all
singing PRAISE God from whom all
blessings flow.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16

Indian Agent Myton, at the White
Rock Indian agency in Utah, at Fort
Duchesne, has been able to put up
good story Of denial for the past several
years. whenever it has been asserted
that the Indians OF the agency are in
Colorado killing deer.
4 his story has been believed by the
federal government above all others,
mattered not by whom it was asserted
that the Indians we're killing game, un.
til it has come to be what is known as
shear story" about which people have
their laugh and then pass on, while the
Indians, probably with the connivance
OF the Indian agent, were allowed to
slaughter all the game in Colorado that
they want to.
The Indian agents story will not be
swallowed this yesr. One very good and
sufficient reason is that one Of Colora-
dos game wardens. who has proven his
efficiency in the discharge Of his duty
heretofore, has evidence which is incsn-
trovertable that western Colorado is
ern border OF Rio Blanco county, and
they are killing deer by the hundreds
and perhaps thousands.
About three weeks ago Game Warden
B. F. Jay Of this city, after long talk
with Chief Game Warden johnson,
started into that country to secure posi-
tive and absolute information regarding
the killing of deer. Mr.. Jay went into
the country in disguise. He was SO
thoroughly disguised that his own bro
hunters from this city whom he met did
not know him. The direct purpose of
his t,ip was to secure such evidence
that the annual denial Of the White
Rock agency would be positively dis
proved.
He returned to this city last night and
he tells s.ory which no Indian agent or
half dozen Indian agents can controvert
us to what he testiies he saw with his
own eyes.
He was disguised as hunter, and
trader and bear trapper. He penetrat-
ed right into the heart OF the country
where the annual slaughter takes place.
He was on the ground befor, tho Indi-
ans came into Colorado and saw with
his own eyes the great. slaughter Of
deer.
He vent overland distance OF almost
one hundred miles. He made his camp
about twenty miles above IN Bar"
ranch. Here he was visited by eighteen
or twenty Indians, among them being
two Indians, known as FATTY ard
Laughing jack" White River Utes.
They had on their ponies the peits OF
maoy deer, and he could tell that they
were killing many. He sta, ed righ' in
that section until he saw enough to sat
is,y him that the Indians we're there
without any restraint, that there was no
Indian police about, that they had
started from the agency without any
supplies from the agency and that they
were killing AMI slaughtering deer, with
out any question whatever ard with the
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-16

IMPORTANT NOTICE

meeting, the business of which concerns every prop
erty owner every citizen Of Mesa county and Grand
Junction will held at the Court House. tomorrow night at
1880 clock.
The business Of the meeting the business inter
ess of the city greatly that can afford to stay
away. 1t is a matter that admits of no delay and upon
which decisive action must be taken at Don't expect
your neghbor to Co. and stay away yourself on the idea
that the matter will be attended to- your business and
extremely important business to you.
COMMITTEE OF BUSINESS MEN.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. J. E Lilly, a prominent citi-
zen of Hannibal, No, lately had n
wonderful deliverence from fright
ful death. In telling of it lie says !:
Il was taken with Typhoid Fever,
that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs
became hardened. l was so weak
l couldn't t even sit up in bed Moth
ing helped me. l expected to soon
die of Consumption, when l heard
of DR. Kings New Discovery. One
bottle gave great relief. 1 continued
to use it, and now am we'll and
strong. / can't say too much in its
praise. This marvellous medicine
is the surest and quickest cure in
the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular sizes so cents
and one dollar. Trial bottles free
at all drug stores every bottle guar
anteed.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
W00DT0WN.

Victor Swezy has moved his fam
lily from Paterson to Parkers Glen.
School began Monday with but
seven in attendance. Sickness and
bad roads kept five or six home.
The new steel trunk-forty- eight
feet six inches by thirty inches in
Enthusiastically built in Paterson
for the Standard Blue Stone Co., is
giving excellent satisfaction, and is
a great improvement over the leaky
wooken trunk of old. A new bulk
head has also been put in under
"Doc" Cawkins' watchful eyes
That's = II very good. Now let the
company go on with its good work
and build a safe road behind the
mill. 1t makes one feel creepy to
walk there after thaw, when hun
dred- pound pebbles threaten you ev-
cry step. A retaining wall and
grading are badly needed.
About eight hundred ties were
counted and loaded at the Glen last
Tuesday, Sup't Bushweller says
that while the company has received
thousands through the winter, they
are still a welcome article.
Now that the Wood family ha.
gone West we may expect Chris.
Miller to return to Bradner Woods
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
MATAM0RAS.

Changes here were, John Engle-
hart to house of Alex Brink, Mr.. DR..
Bone to the house SO vacated, Mr..
,'eybolt to the Clark house in Penn.
Av. and Mr.. Shafer to a house corner
of Biddis and NJ :Clllam streets.
John Balmore is quite i'll at his
home.
Miss Florence Lord entertained
a number Of friends very pleasantly
ut her Crookson st. home last Friday
evening.
Ralph French a student in the
Phila. Medical College is home on a
visit.
Mrs. p. Jefferies and son DR.. Rich
ard have gone for few weeks visit
with friends in Jersey City.
Engineer N. Taft, with his friend
Frank Champlain who has been his
guest, have gone on a trip to Old
Point Comfort and other places.
Engineer II. j. Van Glider and
wife have gone to Newark fora visit.
Master j. r. stickney won the
prize shoes at Kadles.
The Ladies Aid of Epworth church
had a pleasant dime social Tuesday
at the residence Of Fred Wickham.
Rev. r j. Spencer and wife and
Mrs ALA Evans, her mother, have
left for Mount Carmel Pa. where the
ladies viii visit while Mr.. Spencer
attends conference at Paterson n. J.
Frank Blakely and wife of Brook
Ign are guests #. j. Ketchans o
Cookson st.
j. S. Palmatier and wife of Jersey
City are visiting Mrs. c. f. Lockwood
Miss May Sheen is visiting the
Misses Warner in Deposit y. Y.
Mr.. Shaw wife and sons Roy Leon
ard of Middletown are visiting Mrs,
Geo. Mcbride.
Mrs. John Pherson who has beer
visiting IN New York is home again
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
KIMBLES.

George Roberts If Atco, was in
town one day lase week.
Edward Kirby spent Sunday with
his mother near Greeley who is on
the sick list
Frank Burkharkt made ii business
trip TO Pond Eddy last Frid Y.
Rov Wordon Of Glen Eyre was a
caller in town Saturday
The Standard Blue Stone company
shipped forty ton car Of stone to
Norfolk, Va, one day last week.
All Keyser lost one of his team
horses recently.
Helen Pierson has just recovered
from an attack Of measles.
r. r, Stewart and wife are spend
ing few days at scranton.
Albert and Oliver Hazen have
gone TO spend a few days with their
Aunt Ophelia Goble near shohola
Falls.
Eph and Horton Kimble, of Lack
AWAKEN, were in town Tuesday.
George Horton Of Saltwater N. j.
is visiting his grand childre at John
Perrys. X.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
All Around the County.
MONTAGUE.

Piclsings by the PRESS R,mbler
Io takes at kinds Of p35ple to
make a community. Even those
with loose tongues are needed
Peter Peach lost his best COW last
week.
Those measles were to much for
the Brick house region Prof. G. r..
Smith caught thcm consequently
the school is closed.
Daniel Predmore of iontague has
men engaged rafting Yetters crops
Of r Il. ties which aae piled by
the lower eddy Wm. Sirublo still
keeps buying ties.
Henry Canine is engaged in re-
building the race which collapsed
several weeks ago As soon as com.
pleted Judge Klaers spoke factory
will make things hum.
There is going to be preaching in
the Minisink RID Church next
Sunday morning at 1890.
The Fool Killer still can find IA job.
Henry has resigned, and William
now can reap the honors ard get
sick
How long will robin live in cap
tivity2
1 know of one which is hale and
hearty that has lived here seven
years.
This town has some lovely side
walNs.
/ have often heard of liars club
over in New Jersey. If l am not
mistaken there is one in this town.
What is more beneficial to the
man who drives along the highway
than to find watering trough
, where his horse can drink especially
in hot weather? Why isn't there
one between here and Dingmans
There is chance for one at the
Bauer farm.
am glad to hear that Squires
Searles of Dingmans who has been
i'll for some time is slightly improved
Miss Arna Shanno of Raymonds-
shill has added another robin to hei
collection of birds. He was present
? ed to her by lady friend from
across the river.
Blowing up tires, cleaning off rust
ard getting the wheel in shape IL
general is what some spend theii
time with at present
Trout can be legally caught il
New Jersey now
1 am informed that Miss Clara
Gebhardt who so successfully con.
Quoted a Millinery and Dressmak.
ing establishment in the Walac,
building has rented the Newman
building below the Crissman Hous,
and will open with IA full line of mil
linery etc. in a few days.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
No Right to Ugliness.

The women who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be AT
traotive must keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run down,
she will be nervous and irritable,
If she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impsre blood viii cause
pimples. blotches, skim eruptiOns
and wretehed complication. Elec-
tric Bitters is the best medicine in
the world to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to purify the blood
1t gives strong nerves, bright eyes,
smooth, velvety skin, rich complex
sion 1t win make a good looking,
charming woman of rundown in
valid. Only 90 cents at all drug
stores
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06

Fpll stock of mems and boys hats
at 7. Armstrong & Co.'S.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-06
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