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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-05-03
! Shopper year. in advances
Six Months 80 cents,

devil" called a female voice from the
inside, upon which the man disap-
peared from the window and met Sam
at the door, paid the bill, after which
Sam coolly started down street whist
ling 90 So Early in the Morning."
Another delinquent debtor, on Sam
calling, said, swat till my ship comes
in sonny"
"Thank yer" said Sam with that
drawl of his, and he camped right
down in the hall.
The buffer first ordered him out,
but Sam declared he was going to
live up to that contract and wait till
the ship arrived. The man then tried
to throw him out, but Sans long legs
got tangled up with the furniture too
much for that and the racket COLLECTED
quite crowd, to whom Sam explained
how he felt under "obligation" to stay.
Seeing no way out of it, the man
finally paid up, after which Sam had
the cool nerve to ask: "WOuld there
be chance fer boy like me to git a
job on that there ship of yourn
So it continued When he could not
get money he took anything from
eggs to horses by way of payment on
hopeless bills.
He gained quite reputation for his
shrewdness and had many offers from
other firms, but he stuck to the old
man who had of course raised his SAL
ary more than once, until by attending
business college, nights, he learned
bookkeeping and finally accepted a
position with bank down town. Hav-
ing come west shortly afterwards, I
never heard from him again until the
other day, reading list of the now
many trusts [ saw Sans name at the
head of one of them. So 1 think you
will agree with me in saying he has
progressed. SPECS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-05-03

people by the people for the people,"
and they went to work with will and
light heart. to establish for them
selves and their progeny home which
they, and their children's children after
them, could call their own, only to
find after years of, toll, hardship and
struggle, that their cherished and
happy anticipations have been shat
tered and that they are the victims of
relentless, merciless oligarchy. They
jumped, so to speak, from the frying
pan into the fire.
"Our Uncle Paul" in making the
declaration Of war by his peremptory
demand that England may not land
her troops in any part of South Africa,
(Which no one can deny she had per-
feet right to do upon her own possess
sions) assumed the responsibility of a
first rate power, which even the "Great
Dom Paul'' himself will concede he is
not. In taking that step he relied on
the sentimental sympathy he is now
receiving to sustain him, and the bad
feeling that exists among the powers
of Europe towards England to
offer him material aid. 1t is safe to
say that on the latter calculation, at
least, he has another guess coming, for
bootjacks are not so plentiful that the
powers can afford to throw them at
any Of the feline midnight marauders
but those who are holding their social
tete-a-tete directly upon their own
backyard fences.
To determine the true merits of the
questions in dispute we must eliminate
England and put into the arena the
outlanders and the Beers and then give
our sympathies for justice and right
free rein, and they will carry us to the
former, who are contending for what
is Justly their due, the enjoyment of
the fruit of their labor together with
life and liberty.
And now the question resolves itself
thus: Has Great Britain, in view of
the rights involved, the utter helpless
ness Of the outlanders, their petition
for aid, and the defiant attitude as
sumed by the Beers, any justifable
right to engage in warfare with the
Transvaal? That is the point, in my
humble opinion, from which this affair
should be viewed and judgment passed
upon by those who are better qualified
to do so than your humble servant.
G.. S. |.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-05-03
Written for The Prison Mirror.
Sans Progress.

So Sam, according to his contract,
began his duties of Office boy, and he
certainly made a good one. Being
adaptive and observing with knack
of catching on to things quickly, he in
a short time took on more the appear
ance of a city boy, as far as clothes
and city ways could change him, but
he could not get over his drawing way
of talking.
One morning he came to work with
one of those tin cash boxes under his
arm. Coming up to me, he asked if he
could keep the box in the office, as it
would be safer there than in his board
ing house. Wondering what he could
have that was so valuable, 1 asked him
what the box contained. He opened it
and brought out lot of papers, which
he informed me were contracts with
his boarding house keeper, the laun-
dress, and everybody with whom he
had dealings. Another was with the
tailor around the corner, who agreed
to keep his clothes in repair so long as
Sam would "plug'' for the establish
ment.
The tailor no doubt made the con-
tract as joke, but it proved one of his
wisest deals, for inside of six months
Sam had over half of the men in our
establishment getting their clothes
there. You would naturally think that
boy with so aggressive disposition
would prove disturbing element, but
it was just the opposite, for with all
his odd ways he was a natural mixer
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1900-05-03
Written for The PRISON Mirror.
Song Of Weary Wilt.


(ApOlOgies to TennysCu.)
l come from haunt of crooks and crime;
make sudden rally;
beg hOOsier for dime
And amble down an alley.
ramble through Jim Crow town
In car of hogs or cattle,
And with the swine lay me down
And let the freight train rattle.
L sneak, glide. play, prowl
Around a coop of chickens;
lift the farmers 1atted fowl
And scOOt off like the dickens.
Along my route never fail
To beg each German brewery
So can get ten days in Jail
For being drunk as fury.
once within the long ago
Myself from work did sever.
AdOwn the pixies in rain or snow
I'll hike along forever.
SLIM JOHNSON.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

One Of TN Deatest printed md most
0ArvfDIiy ndiIed newspapers thnt bAs
renebpd our exchange inbIa IN many
days ~ tbe 0isat Falls Tribune printed
last Sunday morning ID Tho national
eoIoya, " N gotten ODt In thirty slk
pages nDd IN what tho publishers claim
~ be u v0nptb Of July souvenir OF Tho
TflbDDe OIjlaa, This Tribune fansDtly
waS purchased by parties representing
tbe CLARK democracy OF Montana and
tbs sudden strides tbAt have siDes DseD
DAds by sbe Tribune toward gIentDess
iDdi0nte thar Grant Fails " soon 10
v DewspAper equal 10 my NJ the
newspapers Of tha stnin
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
VNH DVVy Ou nOVkNim


Th0 dnhpN'e wlHhaH w ApAln onll 'hs
attention ol Nhe olly oounMl IN ibo
system W yONno npol 'ha principal
lh0v0uAhfNvaH W blocking lho Hld0'
wnlhH WIN alAnN md merchandise Nh
lhnN W llmMA " ba00mm almost Inn
p0NH'h'o NV pedestrians W gain \ pNHN'
naawnN' I'm lho uppov ond NJ MOOInnN
Avnnl'ol lllHl h0y0nd TwantynInth
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hnod ma W fllnoN W ollW nN'lH ~ TIN
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Ap0N', Phnlo " M ooonA'oO Or thlh
WIG Hln0wNlkH were never 'nland0d fOv
M n0N0A I'pon whl0h W display 'h0
AoooA' wares ANd m%op0hnudlNo on my
pHlNN'lAhmnnl nNd inHf Nv loOa Nv lho
mnOe'' '0'nH0H w Mko Holllh action
'pan'l''0H lO0 mNN'W anH' thnt IONS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
HuMoR or ThE Q U

"Why, Prank, what's The matter Will
y0UW ! sAIi, wllh measurable blunt
Dess, " never anw n AwaMpiep lDDki
Inv human being ID my liga You look
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pllnL Win ~nDIllNlaI good hnmDP,
however mfhais partly why | No
oepinh your Invitation, You spa, l,ya
hAJ ID drink u couple W 1Dsnn NlAsses
Or winter every night fDp lbe Iasl iWD
Or tbpne MDDibsD
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lt=sA pup0W
mot exactly hs pepllaI, nlts MOpa
preventive than reMedIaL W. thu only
why mn AesD From breaking my
legs
hOh, yasj " course II M jsspad,
hAts 10 be jOlDladD extraordinarily II
saved yoO from sDIDDieplDg your knaas
70 powder NM smashing pour thigh
bones I'D nlndprhO
" DnlleyD ID my wOpI, u dId,p hs
petDpieJ sOlpWDly, "Hay,D Ae p0DtlD
npJ. iAAllg ply DD my obvious enpl0s'
IVY, lyon ynmpMDW MaDd MOpansioDl
don't yDnW
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thai enormously I'M alrl Win lhaDss
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engaged ~ Dpp NM sbn's u llllle HaDsIl
Tive about Dpp WnlHhl mil Op pODpsa
wouldn't bDW hop reollDss nor any
tDInn,p
nOb, ! congratulate yDpD saI1 I'm
pnllnDlly nDnl wbAt's llnl HOt ID 10
wllh yAipp HnylDB yDNW lnHsW
nWly, Mn llhnA ~ VII DH nv Iapn In
DlnshlDA y good Innl, land
NM slDDI n Nnln snpMB Nv lDDllHb
leHE wDllI pvApb lDID u million
ID another sapDnI, t'haD asl
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nnh I'M gives I'M \ MlnDla'a ppsl,
vOn spp, yps,p ln nllel Dnnsly aly, VI
Pyp drunk Nv blAll Nv Nd ~ ~
ylassas when I'ye sIAjd \ ll,lla lats,DH=
Llfp,
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TIM sINNhGIM M MMKAh,

WlllAm dnnnlnHf HryAn, whO will
HndauhfadR ha FN annnim0ps pholpp
N Vim dpmaaFaFs M kanaAe liN N
mauaw fNF Via pFasidanpgl aoea hpf0Fp
thnt convention Win 4 WmMkablp
political aAEeerl RFiar VI Nm ghlpAgA
Qanvantlan M 1894 RfyRn VIM hardly
kHawn aHtalds M VIM atAia N kahVAekAr
M weHt w ghiaaHa Win \ aanffHFing
delagAtiM Aad mNHAged N hAVa hin
man leataa In MN convention Wv,
N aHvl ogtHlds NJ HVyant avn stAte
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Az ,hp hoi6lH iloy DAasad uD0Dssvv'
3D. likewise IN lhu NApA
I'M WlpD lllny won't through llp
tppnsupy ~ washington lleIp AnIda,
without lhe Allshlpat hesitation, placid
ID INV lnlus VI lhD woman \ DA0lAHa
containing thO sum Dr SDOvDDD,OOOt
"Oh, now OH yOu guess WIS
Dpldel' shp fnllprpu In AWept OODfu'
sion, tor alp Ind doomed ilalp ae1pat
safe a Detroit journal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

People should paspeot tbe vlpbts NJ
others 0yuD WHEN lbptI OpiDlDDa do
1lIvtB There II 30 pspDHe fOv disturb,
Inv u public mpefIDg when ODe differs
politically from lIDDsa holding Tho aDlnp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

Tbo Nav York. delegation VIII bnye
u oIIDDk VI Mayor Van Wyok's Inn nt
KnDaas gity tomorrow, bnt What Aind
NJ chunks ibe MODtAm delegations
lOOk along Nv DOt known,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

The DstjODsl dsm0Maiie oOMmittee
VIII be ssked w settle thu IAipst
dnMD0pntle DstIn ~nDeODlsv M BDtfp,
Which eyev why tbs nDmmiltpa deoldpa
dOps DOt pAteb Dp tbe dove Of penea ID
Montana whose wings have bppD
clipped and sDAyal,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

lun'NIHN W HHH iMh uNunIl lN 'NnH
" WI las arrived IN AnneIlaa Daily 0iI0s
IllnH, anna you laaI 10 Nv,
,,Whan gniuInlDH lale bpnlshlsd,
Vll \ mara btt hliflI by
,,Vlnll ami anNultell
Wlnl Ah0pp lgll lusilluE lfaha
Happnnun WIN Wv hfense IN nnllsL
valpl M mart With trembling knaeA,
WelH Nlllp H0IaanH ynn'd nliah
AhI hui whal u planHa WI find
hnHHlNkA w WallpnAi iaAhlnnI
hlN. inll move mn IN ani mind
INV Ahn nnlnlaAHlnhl
HnN VI NpnllnhnHA YOU s0anI
IN anr avn around haIf NAY inanl N,
Aln NJ lrnhls lllfhhll NAlfl
Why WIN IN Hnl sometimes hal M
Nav yau alapa Mn nuNhpr nina,
AM llRll GnlaI lWasn NJ yallaw
NOV you lllnk u HaWpllJnH gna
w IN fHIlpd iisand iillaW,
NV faIF .hfHll lhiR nnllneIpI
hRH II nm and lnFp and hRNnv
AMI falN Nlnl nnpn taiII NJ lsts
AlnlQsl ffises M Tho lawnKi
MI WHEN MI n sala aud danpt
hlhfa ran hIll lnlfl appF1hallah
Ishn inv wlNf pqirH and shpn
-,Eslh faaKsffallfnl.
NJ snliFAns me- shfi.
MtffnnfhfM nApAfa faiinMi
Al WEN! lnIasL WILL nel Ill.
rHRah
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

netWeeD lle DhlneHe "bOsep" mOyep
mani md the kananA cry convention,
Iho W. Louis Htyihn hna HuDhen hDtD
lnalaDln0nDGn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
Anvi III nnnMspHn1 MlaA,

MIA prODnasVIlnt man who lind W.
plloIn anndA word Nv on0't pAN sO1r
bill Tor n month EHL
W. rrOlpa uOnfOunh hlMl AlmOst
wish M llnun't ham NIpA Llfn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

Billy Bryan Knows hOw n I0ula NJ
ho NJ fbe head ~ u opDteHling dplegn'
tlOn~be WIS there bimHalf f0nl yeapH
naO m OhlOAAN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

"@s"NHssSHl AbsW bHhE 8b WMe svSB
fsm0te possibility for tbe nomination
but NJ tho Opp0rtDDa tlne IlryaI
seenTed tbe HO0I vi ibe convention Md
In u spesob feNayksbls for its clever
DesH mud oODehed IN language ibal
electrified Tim whole convention, DpyAl
~ once ptBeed himself IN tbe fOve
ground among tba candidates, wbIeI
position be easily held until the CON
yeDtiOU DomlDatad him for ibe bigbeaI
0ffies Within tbe gift Of ibe American
peOple, I'm UvyBn's nomination WI,
NIL tbsia wDs 70 thp Inst presidential
contest Oh tba deMOevntiG stda mud The
prediction aftsv the sIeoiIOD wins freely
MRde That Tim 0ODDlTy bad heard tbs
lDHt 0r Dpynn Bryan apparently twas
tbe only maD amDDg ibe democratic
leaders NJ tba ~ 10 fAltb who wSs
Dot discouraged, Hnvdly bud the
smoke Of battle disappeared from ibs
horizon when bryan, again stitved In
Trash wAp paiDt, went forth 10 gODgDfE
Hn coined nav pbInsas 10 oHt0h tbe
dbMOonIte bOatv md, Notwithstanding
lbe most pronounced opposition ~ lbe
lending Journals ~ ihs tvUB damOovaile
fpjtb NM tbo opposition ~ AOlDp Of lbe
most clever politicians hDi AmeVjoA
llns produced, Bryan bba w mnDnsed
hla NAmpDtaD fOv denomination tbDl MI
opposition bDs pWSpad nwny And hp ba'
0OWes tbe presidential eHDdidniN Of
whit " nov HOppo1od 10 be u united
doMONPAOy
Thn outcome ~ The Weaideutinl oOD'
l6Ht lhis yaav ~ mmn speculative tbAD
wns Immediately following tla
pVesidaDnpl nominations fOuv years
aan nrsnn IL certainly stronger lbnD
IN VIM iheD among lbe demDornlH ~ ba
payev oOOId bnye fOpeod himself 10 tbe
front IN Tho A0Ie oiaimmDt fOv the
boDovv NJ Tho pOIty W tho knDsaA cry
convention Ha H0oa before Tho p0Opla
pftap lhe adjournment Ot tha Kansas
Jlly convention Win tba fuli knOwh
lda0 thAl hA VIII bnyp u nDliad puvly
W NV banh Thn organization ~
Hbll, always M Important
motor IN determining TIM ppHuIl IN
Ihe ntAlo Of NEW f0lk, VIII IN win
hin thlH sony md u mighty oiOvC N W
~ made NY Hill, Croker md other atAl'
yuvia W swing Nav York int tha
Iom0MNtio poIumM The conditions
vbiph VIII anubuDd Tim nomination NJ
tgynn VIII make hin u candidate fOp
npnb|iopnH No bo nfvAld NJ until fhe
NAnlt " nnAllS duoldnd IN November
WhiIo the republicans nm anppONe0
q hAvo pvnHantod N Ib0 paopla NJ Who
ODntvy fW thelp H]utrynBaa lhoiI two
lpOnaaNt men, them IN, however, soma
lAaAtiAfnofl0D w tba pAvly growing
vi ~ IhO administrative p0llOlop NJ
In Mokinlny administration Many
I the lending republican statesmen ~
ho oONDtvy aIe nOt with the ndmiDim
md thousands ~ others VIII
I've 10 Tho republican campaign only
halv lHkh'WAgm support UnleaA nom
llionH ohADHe TIM republicans nvo DOt
OlDH N In Nanvad ths yNm Of
lalOly M anally obtained fonp yonvA
Vhey have NJ lhM writing
IN contract On thar hands md " be,
OoyoH ovoIg republican In tho oonnty
! aot lntO I'm IAnM and DIN " ho
'Ohld hOpo 10 Ann thn republican mn
onNl Ilokul HnoonNAfnl M Tim polls IN
IOvNmhpIr
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wall g'vNjUsN,

nnman Tlng any llmt nnsAmI
wife Anlnnln lIA np0htlnn
Caviar VlnltH Nothing Hin even
solaOtH hls OlHnW natp0ll Fpea FfHAal
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Nv Married Msn Nyss i,o phstI

would DO IHInVbHLIlH 10 lbNFN III
WIN, pnpl0u IN every MANS married
Ire nv stops telling lIA BRIDE lhAl evu
ppNlhlhu hp pDsupsspA IN tho world In
ll6rH and bpHlnA ~ HruMblp b6GAusg
vim wants n dOlInra AtOhIsOn ulObe,
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on III llnYMlla war,

ipNAHl uDD'L believe MpH Sweet has
any Ion lnDoh confidence In hap llns'
bnnd
besA @WhyY
jpss nprDpe Hhe went away for Tin
summer siln engaged DOApd for him In
Brooklyn Harlem LlfA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

UIavk'F friends daDy tbe allegation
INN be promised 10 donate $1,000, 900
No ibe bryan oNmpnlgD fund.f tbs CON-
mjtlea w0DId aeAl hs delegation w
knDAns Oily,
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TUB aDAY, JULY y, 1000,
NEW pObVN0Ab MA0Hlsg,


Al Holeun lNat waob MtloIaA ~ W
corporation NJ lhn llplona HeIHld Pnb
llahipp company ware dlod wlth tb
aaprntNy NJ AlNtp Thn MpllM stool
NJ tho nav company N 100000 0lytde'
lnf0 1000 HlnvoH md HIO,OOO ~ th'
plnah N paid Dn W. ~ H. 00la q
HplpDn who N IN lNa fM
n0l0paI Hnhoo0k ~ billings fW nov
ppD0v holds OiF shares IN lyupt IN tu
nav COMPANY HOArdmAn, wh0 mil
vaa0Dlg managed tba plant on Vh'
lnNlln nDdpl \ lonHp hold w tbn mans
NJ n0IOpnl HnhpoOk, linn my AhayaA VI
lht nav HovAld company Vh'
mllw NJ thn pNpoI, tndRlnR by thf
why the Hl0Nk In nm nav Herald oom
pnDg N distributed, VIII likely M
llpnNlNd In favor NJ Colonel HnbaOOk''
mDdidnps fOl governor, Vha HUllDat
AaDIlHmnN N no d0nhl Onp M IIa hanvy
0Wnnpa NJ Tim HhMI0F W thR HNInld
at0ok Iald IN IrnHf nv mn tIlond O0lo
M Ilo|0Nn
Whi|N rba diHlVlhnn0n ~ Tho Helena
HppNid aIONk N u disappointment w n
nnmhm NJ Ininaa people, Ih1s mo-,
novaWholaaH Hvnft0od lhOl fbo poIltlnnl
interests NJ ana NJ Iholp aHINpMpd
l0WnunnN IN mn w hn Oyoll00knd NY
Iha nav HolAld management IN boOm'
Inv mndldNlpa fNv nominations fOT HlAtn
ollnp, Tha Herald VIII no doubt opf
mail \ wide HwAfh w Vim nhAplnR N
affairs NJ Mn republican paVtg IN tle
Atnia lp0m how mn tbAl " VIII only bo
naonaeMy f0V the INvlF w aond Iapve'
AnDlAllvnV IN ll0 AlAIN convention thlA
Will md VAlitR Vim nominations M ONn'
didntna thNI hAvo hNpN p0laotad by Mn
nav HoI0nn H0vNId Publishing o0mr
pnnsr W Ihn Herald names gOlnneI
BAhpNOk M hlllnQa Inp a0yNynm, Hnh
nOnk N mDht hpI uni III m dawn I'm
Inn f0F MI film atnIO OllQNn 1hn IN
fnnnNn M IhA HaWld nndnp ltH nav
owners VIII Innko Nll 0thop newspapers
IN Hin ulntn IO0k M lnnuf I'M small m
thlIv mnlH, Vho NnOMoHH ~ Tho pnpty
M thp polls In MoNtma IhlH fnlI N nav
AaHnlad M MI ovnI nIyaOds nkQNpN
thn shouting M lho republican aido N
thG fence
When N wAT Announced AnNN time
MN lhn HllllnHs ONpllN wonld In pAVt
BIZ furnished fm Nm purchase NJ Vim
HelnDR HornId Tim lending republicans
hape who IN AMI mid tp,hO0 IN hW'
monlto Iho pnpnhllonn pnVIy W HollOw'
HI0ln warn hopeful thNl In thN dinlpibn
Hon NJ mo nav alOok HNpipN fnr Vim
Hplnld would M lanai In remembered
NJ VIM oAlNnt M thN mnlnhNaO WipN III
republican harmony NJ hillinph IN
llla IhoE hnV0 ham d%lANppninrud,
1llnn tplbOO Inn aonu lnlO lh0 pnnhpla
NJ lhe FiHlm Hpoth0VH, l0Vnlm 0WnnW
NJ VIM HoFnld, md Ihe pnah onnWlhN'
Mons l0p republican harmony VIII not
eNllv hm0nH lhnlI valuable NpAntA nny
N tln Ht00k MulihOnlnR NJ lhN nav
Hornld company Nnt IN mtnpn fm
VINO monoF whlOh Laval republicans
w %NlVAiphtnn mn Vim kinks In Tim
republican Rnrtg IN fNlIOwkNn0 wN
npHnTNd IhnI ONl avn lOwnHmnn,
hNbpnpk, ehNlI hnyp Nm mn
iivldnn support M thp HnvOld nnaav I'M
nav management NV thn nuloN M sNy,
lpnapi phla M COURSE ~ worth p0nor
ihlnH NJ lho lnpnhNpnn pNVlF M Hill
MN md ought w M laAAt 0fFANf fho
contribution made by republicans hare
Vhan tha INIT WIN nAHaad avAaNd NJ TIM
Will panap conference hnld M hlllings !
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lllnN Mum IlnlIah

, MvNWl II lNllAlipd lAIhM HDllKlE IN
WsDI hnf HiIpnan ltAlls thN WA
enH I'M sllpe m IN M lnNNE M mn HT9Ni
MsNtsH Vlnvninnd INnln naNleR
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

pbO hot weather abaied just I'M sOpD
IN Tho pIOhlbs mel In Objonp0~-probAbly
oansad by their Discrimination upnlDpt
all liquid esOept Loo water
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
An llnnllal llnsl

WOundnd Tommy nnvaIllpl hOmaD#z
Yes lnll You II MN eAAolly n bad NJ
rOHnH sleeping Oh Tho hard yuIdl every
nlHht,
tho DlhW FNlIDWal Hiaa6 not, !
SUPPOSE YOU nevpp foil u v0lul tlNt fall
llku llnl ypldt ruIlY Juuy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
vpus lIHpDlwsss,

~ Hhuk enjoying lit strawberry
hphsen on IN the nOlhlryW
"yUA lhlnh From Tho letters hllH
writes slp must bc lyInA on Tho porch
VII dNy with h1r hpnn In n berry
pnt0hN indianapolis journal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

Wife Won nN never aatlallnd with
my oOOhlnal thought llAl III leRM nj
lhu beginning OF our mnVVI0l IIfo yOI
WDllln Hlll M nFn vi nv nYOpiH
Husband H0th ~ MON, VIII, pIoRa,
Ilrp, bul even lllon things would nOi
lKAl6 my better
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

Tb0 dopDlIoH npA ~ ohOpse Ot slnie
affairs W Montana, the hendH NJ Tho
departments bolDs m Oh polillOnl busi'
lleaB IN kaDsaB GID,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
Murp u.han Mssp,

"lrA Mnnlug IN u REGULAR nav w0lns
mn why, Alie hnH nv0n married. leF
typewriter"
, oAnd M OOufap Hh0 continues dlal
tnllNa In hlmW philadelphia Nnlle'
I'M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
An MA Wjsms,

nlOk DRAM slpnNAn' ll0lae Inns bnrn'
M dawn
dNOk nhouIdnl douht III Hin WIS
an nh nalnp M nina H%ppnpnAe Hap
nh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

TOeie VIII be u mODvnMA' bpnOb Nd
Mo Kansas OlW convention tomorrow
fOP tha nae ~ the MOntnnA DELEGATIONS,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

w'he nnnp helps 10 make ODe correct
yopg ll0llnonDlp among Tho younger
MI" apHovlbnnp'H
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

loe whIsr N 10 be NJ u premium NJ
tha democratic convention In KAOans
UlIy tomorrow,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03

Will suppress ths growing evil II
msD have no respect tor thsmselyes lat
IN make them respect the women and
children 0f tbe t0Wn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-03
IThn %AMlDMnhllal

A yphlnlp lllnl yOps pD M)lns Nh hour
DD lhn hlAhWny w ~ nDlllNp u pretty
BpplDns proposition 10 everything llsp
lhAl llsns lb9 pDAil, Ibn Avnnl plDlppa
~ WnnlLl, ADl particularly nm HDlDMnp
pnDlppA ~ WnDllbj llAl NnWpOpl, mn
pvally BgVp 10 bp embarrassment by Tin
automobile ppnsn, NJ long IN N u
npAsng WI Mn ION Uni lllD MNphlnnH
hlVn Upplly WllnD driven on ~ pApIa
MI Otiep kinds Dr DlpAslun lDlOmOllDDI
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Nllbsh ". w Ion IABl II IN possible 10
lplvn u hDpaa among lnpMl bun llpy
INN crowd hDpHns Olli nnn ID AOulp
nlipnsy FOR \ llnp NJ my mlDy may
lDlibtlnAH Will. slys NJ n MApIln In
IlAIDpp's Weekly HlIll lhD automobile
wv u menus Df ADDvl N u 0lnsn nDn VIII
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pretty slln I'D lnhlJ M WD must MOI
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hood, some ~ them, VIII DpHln I'd maAa
u plaop Tor ilH 'nUlOn FIRST 10 lakp
my nnllya Hlnpa, AppDrllnH 10 The BOsI
TON TpNnamlpl, IN thu l8nBlGvn fn0hL
club which lAH Tn llno clubhouse III
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u demand lDp u plnep where Nh AllO1
mobile. pOllh hp run IN under nOvap
while Inv OWnpp WIZ M Ilip club, md
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