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Amador ledger., 1900-01-12

L. T. Travis, agent Southern Railroad, Sc
lima, Ga writes: Il cannot say too much in
praise of One Minute Cough Cure. In my case
it worked like a charm" The only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results. Cures
coughs, colds, Group, brohchitis and all throat
and lung troubles. City Pharmacy
Amador ledger., 1900-01-12

The modern and most effective cure for con-
sumption and all liver troubles-the famous
little pills known as DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. City Pharmacy, -
Amador ledger., 1900-01-12
ANTOINE RATIO
Carpenter and Contractor

ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF
IL work. Jobbing and repairing work. at
tended to promptly Address at Freguiia's
shop, Broadway, Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1900-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

Incorporated November, 1895
Capital Stock $4,000
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Contents OF the Reply TO the
French Note Tn Given
TO tho Public,
SOME RESERVATIONS


Washington. Oct jt--Jbn reply ~
the United States W tbs Fponeh DOto
made public This eyoning agrees with
Ipnneo IN recognizing ~ the objects To
Do ntiaiDed from tDe Chinese govern.
moDi, appropriate r~epNrGtioD for tho
plst and substantial guarantees for
fhe future, Az 10 The punishment vt
tho guilty, the nOf0 says, The CHI
Doso government Inns nlrnndy Indicated
w Intention tO punish u number 0f
those responsible tor tho recent dis,
orders, md representative ~ tho pow.
ovs may suggest additions ~ the list
when negotiations 1ve entered upon,
Az 10 The introduction against the I'm.
p~ortatiOD Of nvDIs, " " not understood
tbat this " ~ bo popmnDoDt md the
duration md dntniB Of the regulation
seem u proper subject Tor JiseDssiOh
Az ~ iDdomDiiios, they 0re declared
10 be desired by oil the powers, mud
RDsaln's snggastion 10 pefgp tIe mat
top ~ IN international eOnrt ~ nvbitpns
ZION az The Uagpe w commended,
The president reseryes M expression 0f
opinion ~ ~ the %diemnHtliDg VI tho
T0kn fovts, pondiDg further tDfOwna"
fl0H, Regarding " pnymnnoDt guard
md military occupation ~ two ~
three points Oh tha line betwooD lion
Tstu md PekiD, tho president sayp be-
Nv unable w commit thn United Bfntes
~ permanent participation without
committing fhe Legislative brunch, but
DO thinks W desirable that tho powers
should restrain from tho Chinese gov,
ernpent fb0 right 10 guard iho logns
lions and 10 bAye means ~ pnrestrtel'
Oh nGgeEs tbeyetD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

Dr. ADdrsw H. white IN Conference WIN
tbs President

Washington, OeL U-wDg Andrew
u, White, th0 Am0riGaD Ambassador
W Germany, Ind " conference with
tbe president md with Secretary Hay
today preparatory w returning ~ bjs
post IN Berlin n0xt wAGk,
Dr. White IN IN interview sOtd Tint
having boon ~ long abp0Dt from Berlin
he e0nld not give the latest phase ~
opinion tbom regarding Tho Chinese
mnftnr, bnt tint whom ba lew II was
felt by soma ~ tho bptghi0sf people ho
met Tint tho course pursued by tho
United StRios w1s Wiser thMD that
Hd0pfAd by the EDpOpnan powers,
ODe NJ tbe longest headed men IN tho
diplomatic CORDS Ind congratulated
him on tho f0et thNt while tho other
powers almost miyavR0lly had lost
hope, md were ready w proceed Nv
once W mo most extreme measures on
fh0 snpposiiion thai the diplomatic
corps IN PekiD, md indeed Tho whole
foreign population there Ind boon
mnFd0rad, thA American government
Ind boon patient, and ~ WIS duo Va
This attitude thai tI0 United Btaies
had boon the first 10 communicate
with Pekin md Was really tho power
fhnt saved The pNOplG Subsequent
events have justified, eomplotoIy, this
view, No tbG quotations from n hos,
til0 element NJ tbN German press IN
hhG morning mpevE Mr., White mr.
WtbUtgd no special Importance, saying
tbo papeps quoted Ind be0n tine most
ytTpleDt aHdmies NJ tho United HMt6s
throughout tho Spanish war, and NJ
all times since,
The ambassador aspesmd the
opinion TINT In sptEe Of some Friction
between tIa various powers, M uIti.
mate fnW understanding concerning
China WINS altogether probable, Az
W tho settlement ~ hN d~ihienlttes,
finally, h0 believed That tho Mt0rHa'
tiOnaI arbitration tribunal eveAted by
the Hagn0 @eOnfeveDm affords 0xaetly
fhe means which VIII be needGd W
adjust all tho secondary questions no
tween China and tho other nations ~
VGGtly concerned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
THE Rloh CASE,
Attorney pAlvinb Attempts IN FupnisD
HiO,DOD Hnii iiDnni

New York, DDl lJ@-1fhA only llna
yolopmoDt IN the Itiue unpp lDlny WIS
M attempt 10 bnil AlbDrt ", tntplnl,
the Old milllODAlm's lawyer Bonds
man VIM NJ, Long, u rDAl nBilln
bvOh1r, WIN not nDDpplnI, I'M u judy
neDt ~ 1880 nRniltH HIN llhl ODl
b1en satisfied, LgWyprA UrDesiDnil nll1
VDphAls, Inv tAtfAups DR Ffnn House,
counsel Tor Patrick md vnlHL ami
Cbnplns w. Jones llnlh n consultation
| WITH Tim prisoners during lhp INV md
IN The afternoon vOrhnus accompanied
Long ~ Centre street. uDttt TOR tlia
purpose III bnillng pntpiul, Lung
offered nv p0gnrliy tor $4,000 bnIi,
fOnr buildings VALUED M MAO, GOD,
WITH Two M%DrtHDHbb. Dll lliuii 10Y
WV !, 300, Long wins tnleh Va TIM bond
clerks Office ~ thD district attorneys
slAiY, where llls qualifications wnlO
EODe over bond Clerk UDDh ula.
covered that tllere wnH M tilluAlisiun
Judgment against iOnH fDr S,HDD,
LDiH admitted llAb " Judgment llnI
bnen obtained against HIM, bul II WIN
not pDtd through Tho neglect w lilH
lawyer Magistrate IjnNilll Aaiu I0
would not neo0pt Lung I'M II bODdNmnA
until IN HntiHton lIlD tnuHnDnt
jams W, Uuinpd ODunHpl fDv UaIt
tnin James A, linheE one w Tim Dxpps
nlov ~ millionaire VIM March
Ii0e's trut. VIII HlWnllH " INV aUllAa4
lion lhis afternoon by milking tiu rUls
lowing stnt0mnntl ~ iayU Wn0il u
GDby NJ Nv Ni0e'A alleged apl0nd Will
PalriGh'H statement tIAt lhlN lhutvlll
mOnt lnft n mHldunvy uplnln IN llIW III
trust " mllynM TlW whole WHlnunvk
estate IN given w HlvlOA III rnn Allu
tIlOW II M m0nttm M my lgnAl ll lla
Instrument WI osiWot NJ nlp Oty VIII
fv WOlnlN M n my NV lWM hnyn
bnan holding hAqk N m10v ~ M "
MHlt M tllO nllAAod HuHnDd WlIW
According w ma mflOWl0M jWlMv, "
d0pMlg United HlAlNH MnpnfMI linz
HOlR IN T0AnA fnnln InW M wv IN MN
p0aAasAim M Nome MilpW WpIltm M
vallat J0naA, MA EgnnH NDnnn, M
hynahhnlH Wasnn " IN alleged lilAl
IN ttlaAp lnil0Y JnHnA lOId lIN EnluH
W1lnnu llNt Nv w0nld M vApy nan III
" sh0W tlMpi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
SHOULD HAVE MAIL BONES,



Iyppy House should Ds Provided VIII
One tDp convenience,
On November ! the free mail do
livery system viii be iDnDgDrnfad III
BILLINGS md MI arrangements DTa Dnnr,
~ completed for tho same, Theu
0pe seyonl matters which Will DO 0i
interest 40 our people relative to lbe
system Immediately Oh Nv innDgpy0.
zion the Billings pOst0iieo pDsses into
the list Of classified offices and be"
ginning with fIlDt dry tho ono cent or
"dr0p" lettnrs pass ont 9f Dse, and II
VIII then be necessary ~ place " two
cont stamp OD MI city letters the snlno
~ those going outside tho city, All
our people should baW this In mind Nv
W may 9anse u delay md DOnsnrri yal
NJ g0W latiop ~ w destination III tho
proper postage ~ not added
Tho rules ~ Tho e1ppieg service aFe
Tint pIl mail must be delivered into
tho binds ~ some person nv tho nd
dress mentioned, unless u box ~ PLACED
w u convenient plDee for Nv reception
or enpVigV hGs orders from The person
~ laay0 same, Therefore " bnhO0yes
MI those people on tho p0gtN Of tho
enTrteps ~ hnW boxes put np ~ po'
GeiyN the mail
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
DOM PAuL'S PROGRAM
y, bouter Vessels, bDer Envoy
Has LATEST HeliAbls
Information,
AE&sa@A&a&a
CON TO ENTERTAIN DS
a4@-a444aH
WDspIa pppllpla The Whole VI ADDlll
Atpipa IN IipbpllIDD ~
sile VI u Year.

Grand liapillH, Mich, Deb lla@p
LDninp Vessels, ppnpInl nDlniNlBsiDDnp
Df South Asplpnn mpnbtlns NJ lhn
United States, tpdny rnpeiypl II lnitnp
from H~eepntnyy DnBpuM ~ lin BDNp
ENJOYS, now M ltDllnnl, r~DDlniNjDH
thn first pnljnDln ANd definite MyDpnls
ZION ~ Tho plnhB ~ ppnsilnnl kplHnp
which has been lmin publln Tin
letter sinias Tint pppsl1nnt kpDHnp
VIII lanye DelnRDn by IN llp Nnlllhps
lind wnysliip Unluvlnnn pnply ID DntDS
Dor, md Tins, hn Inns probably nlpnnly
%embnphod, tte Will bp inInn ~ Hob
land where Tim ENJOYS mn awaiting
HIM Az what pDrt hn wDnlh lind,
WesolH ltd not slniD, ln rnHnvl tD llD
iDiimatiOn IN the British DnpnrA lllnt
BDglish wnvsblpH lnay bo aont IN p,lrp
snlt, Vessels anin Ihn ENJOYS wppp III A
position 10 state officially, thnl my
Hnch notion by EDHlAnn WDnll Dn me-
Gepled by tho Neihsplnnds ~ u ,llpppf
declaration ~ VIM, nnl tlD lltllb
Dnleh nntiDD wDnld net nenDrllnHlN
President kpilHpr bnnps u commission
from lln DOnp mpubllpp, bpt nAnptly
wIlDt " " DDl nyail tlD nilyDte know
They HnppDsp however, llnl IN VIII
%ondanyDP ~ Annupn intervention by Dlln
~ MI ~ lln EUROPEAN pDWnvH ~ tlh
pD1 tlnt Tho Independence W I'M NJ
pnblieB BlAll nDt be MnihllHlDll
Vessels saidl
lyon nopd moi 'ba suvppl#od " lhuvp
N u Rebellion DT tllo WhDln w BDulll
Arvien before tlln yenr IN DnL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
GyjitGvl IN smith UhjUU,

Berlin OGL H--AGeOrding w n div
Wfeh received by thM German navy
the situation In south China Nv GxGHNd.
Mlgy MttiML Tho dispatch sAys tIlnt
Chang Wei H0ng, who advised Tho
dOWaEfV empress w enroll thG bOxGrt
w the GrHpy, has heen appointed gov
GvilW nj tM new GhinnN capital,
siHgaplfM " Nv further assovtad Tint
many Chinese have been deeWpifated
M Hhig'Kiang, IN the province M
KiRnErHM FINALLY, " Nv asserted that
General YHansHhf mi, has Increased
hts army IN M, 1000 WaiL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
speNW NsN N Hunters nm spring.

THE Northern Pacific railway offers
the people ~ NOnINpA speeial round
TRIP pRtns NJ HpDtep's Hot Springs W
ennblG Them M enjoy the dDG mineral,
not Wnf0r bRths w fhat point These
springs mo sitDafed NJ bppingdnle,
nineteen miles cast NJ Livingston
VhN sitn IN u beaDtifpl ono md tho
mHdtntnnl proportion NJ Tho waters me
e0unl ~ flIosG found anywhere,
A fpoGtal Ntght.dpy Ticket good fOv
N0Hd rtp fRH ~ sppiDgdalA md fy
fWnnIyvOn0 maAls, seven nights lodging
md hathtDg privileges MI tho springs,
VIII Nv SOLD ~ follows
Hamilton, Sa7,
MissoHlM MN,
MitpsbnFg, Bah
M%RryhyillN, WI,
Door lodge, saa
F0ny, w.
Norris RM
WINSTON Yln
v0Wnsfnd, Slh
H0mhard, Mr.
QHstnp, MO,
Forsyth Saat
Miles lity, NM,
llnndtyn, ya7,
A. HpnG'dAy tiakeL including faTe w
HWlnHlalp Hld rptNrn sis meals, TWO
NlEltR l0dRinR nnd hafltnE WtytlaEfs
VIII NJ ho!d Tam points md NJ rates
npnnd hnl0Wi
HHllf, NO.
HDlnUu, KlU,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
PAT IA yEbLE sOMjNATED


'E" F-' '=E
/bsglslHiprs Others EpJOys ri,
Dha siWODsppP0 independent demo
GRATIS ~ Yellowstone county w IN
Hpmbv ~ HbOHt twenty assembled IN
u, H Hevf0pd's lRw Office IN this city
ynelapday IN n county convention
H~nsOlnioDR were pissed endorsing
fbA nominees and platform NJ th0
KHnsas City NATIONAL convention ~
we'll m those OF tho State independent
democratic convention held IN Butte u
short time agn W, A. Clark md his
attempts W RniH his HdmitfaHGe w thG
sepptG ~ The United States by the cor.
pHpt Use NJ money were denounced IN
stirring TfsOlHtiOHh
Gb9 convention endorsed al tho
nominees ~ Tho other democratic
county convention with the exception
NJ MDdidNM tor representative, Hon
Inv HHynllN NJ Columbus being nomi.
DntAd fDV Tho Office,
VA G6ntFDl e0mmitt0A Was DrgaHizad
WITH seven members ~ follows H.
H. HNrfovd, H. D. Mathas0n H. u,
Vish ~ w. Balm h. FlOny, q, O,DoD,
nell md Vht Layelln, u H. Herfovd
WIS elected chairman
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

part ~ his remarks mnny people left
tho house,
The string, which was yisibly iapg.
ina I'd Tpolo when he was nominated
~ iIelenp tllrse woosk ngo by the fn'
aionists, WIS notieeabte Inst night
without the nso OF a microscope. II
would bob ont from every imaginable
plnee mud this was the inscription ~
p0DtniDndi "GaDdidnte for Governor
by the iDsisteDee Of the fnsioDtste,
Mr., TO0le ~ u fair talker and bis
speech showed Tint he bad been well
lJniDod nnder the ~tpt0psbip ~ fusion.
lists cohorts,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
ORDINANCE No. 1877.

Ordinance Creating spsniai iMprDsaa
meDi District Na D, and Providing fop
E~sisDjipa The Period Df Payments ~
thu Tasss Levied nDi Assassad ~ PAY
for the Cast ana w VI tiDNAilnas
tiDn " iba savers ~ ABid District nn,l
for u Portion ~ ibe tDst ~ t'DDsipiiais
ing iia sewer ~ District Mo- D over u
pppIDl " gDnp Years, and ~ Provide
fDp ijla pns ,DsDt ~ tlp JDka# Assessed
TOR sneb pnppDsas jH -Four tgnnI,
ABHBnI Payments
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
A0liGf m E0DtygGt0vs,

,Hida Will In lseeiyed M lHe county
( % xsaya N tStass ss az af M ss0stsEs.ls ~, /,
EB, y | u .S 4 Ikal h jafItid hs!ax m fsI VA
TerfQRA .higdifg MHat furnish lbRjr
M ardef N. JF kVgFd M eQpHW com
MlealRigfh ~fAlPkAf0hf G9pRN Nom
lAnHNI. ,Ihf. h9arH Eesefges ttks fiEhf N
Mr. q, GWWiIG
fnH "'"lovpW Ujegk,
MllRes, Montana, let0ksF H. fsNt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
NppUblillD MgubjDa GjUh

A meeting ~ tho Rpppbliam March
Inv club VIII he held w Tho elVb looms
w the FIRST National baDk building
tNnisht NJ $40 O'elOek, " IN very
d0siV0nR thRt MI membapB wv present
IN order w complete thp organization
md arrange for Tho campaign no
WGWbHv tonight,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
General naHnt Aelraating,

Tandem 0Gt, H--L0rd Roberts No.
ports thAt ne Hisle's mounted men,
after three days lighting have driven
Rewef north M the Wal near NepteF'
skraQh Rewet hRs beeH assuring fha
bHFaheW thRt EHF0M would sf0p fha
waF October w, pM Raers have been
h0Hyed WI NY fhR h0pM ~ inteFyeD'
tiOU,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
EDgJIsN EU.jDeeya AmbvsUed,

Pretoria, neh HAN engine win
HRRk carrying \ pegfy M engineers NJ
FaRat's FfHf MiHgde, Was amkgslad
nv H0fFE RaV KRepHidM VDasdayf
rapfaN stewart aHd ono private were
killad, tWG AdtAeN Hd AVE- men
w0Hndad, ARd 0HN 01Teer and tAH map
RHpfHFed
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
ii0fyA vnha n VrlaHt

Ming william TuwM llWI llmTThp
H1era hAFH lOW up NM WllNnk Miflli
M N0ihullh HH captured lha HllliAh
NHljA1HL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

JDDloN, Oct ll=F0paiHn officials
sAy mai Salisbury AssADis 10 N, Del
llssa's chinese AOia with an nAepps
lion Nv tD the method ef impDpt III
apine, |snBHnstihH Also, tint nAph M
iiM HAfpisDM one place lAAlnAd Vt tlh
.rpDpDsnI joint occupations
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
St Johns Dough Cure WV ys% s"''
cough sDlh by fhapple DING 90

F'F ~ FFttFI tfFF N'f
PROP kBslDhAA CARDS,
IAAHs eHAppp}itHH, N, ID, Z MI
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
BsIkDAp BlDehy BilinAa, Montana
y]s'ppNonp BiIssl,sNESt' Hpl"
|, y p'spbAay NJ D.
pHYBrIAN AND HpRBEDA,
plpsi hhtloDhl b0Nh hloaI, nIlllpHE, Mint
Ii NJ ~AhMsThDhhp Nj Dp
pNgslelAh AND spR6E0A,
DplhRDp Bloch, BlIllARsl Montana
"A ADhHW phAkk, Nj ID
LARh,BY rOkpON etARk, NJ Dam
pHyNplANs AND RnHDEDAs
Rooms . mn lIIT hR'HHNa HeN'a e'HShbe
g. y ttAlNFDbVH ID ID ~
NOW lOeAypp IN BlllNGs
owl YEgFN 'vDtbOtb aHR' ''' llySySFES 10
&, p ooDOApp
A|YTDRAEyFAy LAW,
pirst Aall0nnl baDt hloqkl BlINneB Mont
w, NJ 'o0Ae'oN
A|ypOpAFYsAV low
HDom ~, BfIkNAp hlDel
AA " eosH'
Y ATY0RNBYFATTItAW
plpbi HDllDnnI HhDb hloekl ilIllneH, Alnnt
II Bhhf Al FIRTH,
ATTDhNEyAT5b law
lIrst HplIDnAl RnDl blpekl hIllnHsl Al0ptl
7. u '''ynVopNy
AUTHORITARIAN
llpat HallpnNl ltnnk Hl0ph Hllllnfat Mini
A. Al MORRIS y Nv
gDHhTY SURVEYOR
YELLOWSTONE l0phIN
DIiap 1lpn lJbah fl0ak WllnRal MDht
A. 'NhN''r'
IpblleE QF THE PEApNl
hDTARy lWbIlpI
vi EDMM iRalUhhhl
ul,st hallona! llanA n!naAL l!!!lnaA! AlonL.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
SHOULD BE ASSISTED.

Jamestown Alert: The next meet
ing Of the North Dakota Press asso-
citation will be held February II and
Is. at Bismarck when the press men
can meet the legislators face to face.
Maj. Edwards. NJ. B. De la Berp and E.
c. Carruth are the committee On pro-
gram. Important matters concerning
newspaper interests are expected to
cone up. A strong Legislative COM
mitter is appointed. Newspapers sup
plying a certain field with news and
public information are necessary to
the welfare Of the state, and the leg
innate cost of their maintenance
should, partly at least, be on the gem
eral public, in whose interests news
papers do more effective work than
any otner agency distributing infor-
nation and working for the benefit o:
the state, county and city wherein
they are published.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
E

L~andseekers are still moving on the
unsettled lands neal Wilton.
Arthur Miller has been held to the
district court at Wilton for stealing
a horse from Robert Cotton.
Several new coal cars have been
constructed at the Washburn roads
shops here for use in hauling fuel.
Kenneth Colquhoun of Blooming
Prairie, Mimi, purchased three quar-
ter sections within two and a half
miles of Wilton, last Wednesday.
Wilton News: Manager E. C. WASH
burn returned Thursday from Column
bus, where he purchased two more
mining machines. Mr.. Washburn
stated to the News that while in Chi
cago he called to see l.. 2. Letter, who
spoke in ~reassuring terms of the pos
sibility of coking the Ignite recently
shipped him from the mines here.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
MUTTON MAKING.
~Increase In the Demand Tor Supe-
riOr Sheen Nienf.

riOr Sheep Meat.
The development of the sheep feed
ing industry has been the subject Of
frequent comment, says The Breeders
Gazette. and it has been repeatedly
pointed out that it is due to the intro
duction Of the blood of the distinctly
mutton brcS&1s. Feeders were not long
in learning that the crosses of this
blood would not'only give them a sheep
that would feed better and take on
more weight for the amount Of proven
der consumed, but would also produce
Il sheep that would sell for Il better
price on the market. Butchers gradu-
ally came to be able to give their GUS
and few palates there arc that do not
quickly acquire Il liking for well bred,
well fed and we'll cooked mutton. In
consequence Of this Improvement in
the quality of the lamb chop and leg
Of mutton consumers have increased
their purchases until mutton has come
to form a very prominent feature on
the American bill of fare. There is no
more wholesome. nourishing and salts.
flying meat food, and as people will eat
meat i'll ever increasing quantities the
men who make the mutton have every
prospect of a strong and expanding
market.
In the past quarter the receipts have
been tremendous. as was clearly indi.
Gated by the number of sheep that
were put on feed, but so great has been
the demand that the market has clean.
ed up these enormous receipts in very
good fashion. Large numbers have
gone back to the country for the feed
lots, but the slaughter houses have alb.
sorbed arrivals Of fat Sheep to a degree
almost record breaking. With the com
bined demand from killers and feeders
it has resulted that the market the
present year has experienced fewer
gluts than ever before. a fact that tells
the story in the fewest possible words
1t is, of course, possible that this in.
dustry may be overdone. Indeed many
We're of the opinion that the thousands
of sheep sent to feed last fall would
prove the undoing of the industry, but
the market rises to meet the conditions
Of increased production, and with thu
present earning capacity of our people
there is no cas- to doubt a continued
enlargement Of the demand for legs
saddles and chops. At the same time
it behooves breeders to continue theil
work of improvement by the selection
Of the best obtainable rams and fol
feeders to study with the greatest carr
the problem of the selection of foods
best adapted to put on weight will
the greatest economy. The demand,
Of the market place are ever more ex
acting. Better quality of product Il
constantly required. Tastes grow NOR,
fastidious with education and must b.
catered to. Producers cannot rest con
tent on past achievements. The effor
must always be for better quality pro
duced at less cost.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
They don't amount to much

Then hurrah for the Scandinavian.
laughed in chorus. The music and
tne words recalled the campaign trip
of Theodore Roosevelt through the
northwest. Senator Carter was in the
party, and so was Senator Nelson Of
Minnesota, who is a Norwegian by
birth. He is a delightful companion,
full of good stories, thoughtful and
courteous. and became, wlthal, such a
favorite on the trip that Senator Car
ter was inspired to compose the ex-
prcssive, if not elegant, verse.
Carriers ancestors were Irish and
Roosevelt, of course, glories in his
Dutch descent; but according to the
verse
The Irish and the Dutch
They don't amount to much.
And SO, all through the northwestern
tour, the Roosevelt party hurrahed for
the Scandinavian. with the accent on
the AN" Sometimes the Jolly states
men woul say "Scandihoovian," but
that was when they felt particularly
good after a hard days work.
Some Of these days Senator Carter is
going to repeat the verse in a speech,
so that it can go in the Congressional
Record. He thinks it ought to be pre-
served for the delight Of future gen.
crations.
|, Henry C.. Hansbrough, senator
from North Dakota, being duly sworn,
do hereby depose that Senator Carter
is not author OF the famous lines be-
ginning:
THE Irish and the Dutch
They don't amount to much"
The verse was repeated to me at a
town in North Dakota by a Norwegian
and | can sing it in the Norsk Ian
guage if anybody wants to hear me.
H. c. HANSBROUGH.
Talking about Senator H%ansbrough
a good story is told BY Senator Heit-
field of Idaho. Heitfeld says that dur
ing the campaign he heard that Hans
brough was scheduled to speak in
three little towns in northern Idaho,
mostly populated by Swedes. He Won
dered why his colleague had been sent
into that particular section, and so he
took a train and went up to hear him
speak. The first thing that met his
eye as he alighted at the depot was a
huge poster with these words:
SENATOR H. c. HANSBROUGH,
THE ELOQUENT SWEDISH ORATOR
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE. &c.
Swedish orator." said Heitfeld to
himself. 'Hansbrough doesn't know
g word of Swedish. What sort of a
game is this?"
Investigation showed hat the post
ers. when originally printed. bore the
name of Senator Knute Nelson, OF
Minnesota. Senator Nelson was taken
sick. or for some other reason could
not keep the appointment, and MI.
Hansbrough was substituted. His
name was pasted over Nelson's, but
the eloquent Swedish orator" was al
lowed to remain.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14
E TO

The Wimbledon News gets after
some practices common in that town
and says among other things:
One church society in town has Just
raffled a bed quilt, another is selling
tickets on a town lot, while still a
third one recently disposed of a spe.
cimen OF crockery in this manner
Isn't 1t about time for the admitted
custodians OF the public morals to gel
down to serious business and call {
a ON this pernicious and reprehen'
sible practice?
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-12-14

When the stomach is tired out it
must have a rest, but we can't live
without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
"digests what you eat" so that you
can eat all the good food you want
while it is restoring the digestive or
gans to health. It is the only prepar-
alton that digests all kinds of food.
e. S.. Beardsley, Fourth street.