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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-24
BANK LOOTED OF
NEARLY A MILLION.
Continued From Page one.

her husbands tips were so straight that
he never lost a cent and always made a
gain.
The First National bank IL considered
one Of the strongest financial institutions
in the city. George Baker. Its president
Is also president of the clearing house
William r. Reed Is the cashier. 1t was
the first instituted under the national
bank act.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
IT. hE GRAPHIC BREVITlES,

The emppFop Of Japan hAs sanctioned
III Outlay ~ lb,00O,000 yen towards thp
e0Ht OF military operations w China
hsr HeNatop Edward Murphy, w., ha'
nlaa lhAl ha N II candidate fnP tha Dpmr
opFntle nomination fop viee president
Daniel II, Darling, n clerk In tho Hen,
nepin county tMlAAJ abstract atiIpe,
hAs been Applatpd on tha charge of eM'
bessllAH Fb,4Oel
The New York board Of health has
decided 10 thoroughly dIalnfppt lha
Chinese quarters IN Manhattan, hp00kr
lyN nnd o0ney Island AaR measure III
pleahntloh against the plague
AT tho commencement exercises M
Harvard tho honorary dpHppp ol hh, h
was conferred npon Mir Julian PAnnpnr
British ambassador 10 tho United
HIRtaAt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Nelwiwn Wavss Ara popusy

Vln ilHYnNlnE l0Iln M p0n knrAall0n
N lh0 hlrGat nAFal an htInni G0rnlra and
0lher nlnNnA IN kAnans Nllg dnnla WIN
lIr nav Industry M mlalna l'0lalAn
hnlps'. w no man 0r W0Innn Wll0sn
attention mr. Interest Inns N0l ght hnHll
AlllRrlpd N Ills nav hNld ~ wars II N
lINlGnlt mallW IN Rl0R anplnnaIyl
hnl me HNRfntpH lnAl M annlNaa fOr my
nrniNat nOnnrhlng IN business aIAndnnda
y IN mnlpF naking qualities and IN
lhlH mo. Nplhlnn nara hna nude \ nllh'
hnlnnnnl record lnl II nat IN RN0l
aNH llig alamo Vhf whale Wnal nnd
t0ulll nave hnNn nInrlrlNM ny lhe HaW
INDUSTRY Men women hngt hld alrH
Nln. l0lnlHE IN mo mHlA NY IluHhtAdH
Nnl I'M dqlAAnd " sppAlW ltNH w
Nunpf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
western Cattle,

ono Of Tho results NJ tho war In tho
TpAnavnAl IN Thai tlp demand fOv Inltp
Gd Rtnl0A hNof hOlll On Tho noOr nnd
dressed N aI0Atnr lhnn ppOp hor0W NJ
!!lla hnnAon Of Tho N0np, AnyA Tho New
S0rk Mall nnn MSpr0Aa, H0ayy allnI
LnenlA ~ ontllu NVn now l0lng MndO
fF0m New YORK. avery week., with tho
v0Anll tlnt mo bin alO0kynpdA M tho
Nosl Are k1pt fairly busy Win Tho
shipments ~ Mltln from tll0m, lt0r
ports from tho western mnaOa show
lhat Tho ONltlo nNHhod n worry good win
lerl and Tho cowboys, or ''00W nnn0lI
pTAI" IN tlnk nlO letter known IN lhOlp
native hlAlll Alp busy rounding them
np and shipping train land after train
l0Ad 10 New Y0pkr Technically llyo
tl00k a1nl IN AuI0nn comes under Tho
head 0f 0sp0rl cattle In ana WooA W.
Wnlly 10000 hand were marketed In
mo Ghl0na0 h@l0QlRNrdA alone " nANd
10 hG lllAt I'm bulls az thu hN0f OAttla
hont anr0Nd ware ol%0nallnrna,n 0r nos
Nm NntllO but II IN n0ilGnNhl0 l0dNy
That llln breeding IN M OnttIn hna ha0n
III extensive TINT fully t%hrennflhA NJ
lln Okn0Fta nl0 H0rnfnvdl kl0rlh0rD or
p0llnn Angus arndNa 0Mdo 0Ntll0 ar6
nol rull lln0dH, hut \ mixture M Tho
old lime range mlll0 and tho nnW
hrnnHa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
M BRAskA STORM SWEPT,

considerable Damage DDDs by Wind And
uAli IN tbe Northeastern u9Nntleh
RI0uk CRY, June WI, "A severe wind
storm, accompanied by min and hail,
swept ever Northwestern Nebraska dNp'
Ing Tho day Al places the storm de,
valoped lhe velocity OF n hurricane, "
covered Il wide agpA, extending from
0'Nall 10 tho Missouri river, Az
Wakefield, osmond, Norfolk and other
Towns considerable damage WIS done,
IN the country barns and amNll bnild'
lngs suffered, Damage 10 crops "
lh0nght 10 BIO heAvy, No losa Of life
has hpAll pnnOpIe1,
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%AnLnhIAHLL NAlA,

land NJ lOpnnA lnd foo1 them I'D Ijpj
nlp III for mnIknl Nn1 mike money bA
doing M, surely VIII bN ppnIINhIp f0l
no fNvnnp who hNH grown lln hub
nnd apNln " 10 thn Mlun lling More.
nN0l, II " IN NnoOvlnnQp Win Tho RnnH
nrnl principle TINT u never pnya W spll
INV mnInplNlH nv n 1Onu 10 mike n
lDIAhn0 product I'M mr. IN possible nni
IhuH hnNlnR I'M TOW mldllplnD m pos
albN hnlWnnn the producer nn1 TN
consumer
mo sNmO principle nppIles 10 Tho
hvenklna NJ Tho horse 10 hnpnpaa, sin
pln M nOnhlO s%OmOb0dy llNH 10 dO II
before lIn horse IN llH0fnl ~ Tho poIF
aOn who nnnlly drives him, Ond nm
A0m0hOny " JnIn fOp hIt trouble An
l@lnlNlRhtl nnNt6hnn horse ~ one thAl
IN Hlltllan Or llnA tplnka suffers n doDpn
nlRll0n ~ prlnn IN poNpNpNn WIN Wlnl
hp would otherwise NpInu, Ond there
N no hotter nlno0 10 hpnah \ young
horse ilnn no arm On which lln WIS
lnlspd pOplAOh lo ho hNNdlal kindly
and WlnOlNr ThNy onN In hnndIOl OVr
eIy nnN fran onlIh00l Nnl never know
WhNt II N 10 h0 nrWll NJ man, md, I'M
almost MI tho faults IN lll0 ndUonIl0n NJ
\ horse have lIlnlp Oplaln IN fonv mlhop
Ihnn Woo property Ipnnlpd lhoy boz
mlN0 M, and Tho rnoI ndna mnlWInllS
~ lhnlr value VlllA Nv nApOolnlly lpuN
~ lalll horses anu such NA, " GNl0l
and mllNhln, would 10 anIINblo for To-
dlnh' drivers
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CONDITION PAYS.
NanuSs
! HONsNs sHLb INST THAT Ann
Wl9LL FI9D AND pNOpNMs
LS NDtOk Nm,

Those who have horses which ll,py
mean 10 market VIII IND II very much
~ ihnIp advantage 10 PM them ID good
condition before offering them for aalp,
snys Tho Town Homestead, Every
horse must DO DDl ID good condition bp'
fDpo ho VIII bring IN Tho mnPkel MI
ibnt he might bring Who onD do II
cheapest, Tho producer W both ilp
horse and lbN grain 10 food HIN VIII
or lhp horse buyer, who lns 10 Dlnh
phAao both tho animal aDd Tho food
Tho inquiry suggests ltp own Dnswpp
" \ horse buyer onn anIlpp Np u oAp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Lluu0p Traffic the Only Plank
IN tbs Platform Adopted
AZ Chicago,
BITTER AGAINST M'kINLEy
Chief Executive Severely Ar
raIaHsa on the Ants Cars
teen Law,
Either swallow or Weellsy VIII
DO ths NemInss fer
PRESIDENT

UnlpA0D, JNAn M@Tha Pp0hlbitl9A
yMFly viii make Inv national campaign
This yhAp Ap0N \ platform VI n single
issNn, thu ligNov traffic, MI other ISSUES
being snbonlinated 10 this one guess
Mon,
Upon lhis platform N N probable thAt
either lteN " q, swallow, The ''iaht'
Ing paraM" of Harrisburg, PM M
John Il, Woolley OF ehieaHo, editor OF
The Nav VOiea, The Prohibition na'
iloDnl oppAD, viii m nominated for
presidents,
Tho national convention OF The Pro-
Mblllon party met hege nnd Ia thpee
sessions, morning, afternoon and eyan'
Ins, pleapeh ~ VII business except tho
nominations rM president and vice
president The convention, Ia point 81
numbers nnh enthusiasm shown, IN
pODAldprph oDe ~ lhe GREATEST aver held
by Iha AAy0pntas VI cold water Fhiptys
seven slAles ~ Vie Union WaVa pepper
NHNlon WhRn Chairman oliver Stewart
" I'm DAtlDnhl COMMITTEES called the
convention l0 order NJ Iba First panlr
Manl AlMopy, nearly tOO delegates bsl
IAH present.
Hrs hnt tina inMM
The platform adopted by the eOAysA1
Mon DDnpa aolnly Oh the question on tho
suppression VI lhH lilN0r tatlle, In
p~ODnpolloD with IhlH, hDwnvep. The ndp
m"inlaUtion And President Mckinley
IN papIl0nlM npa bitterly aWnlHned iOp
I'm position taken 0n the A"All1eAntean
Inv, lhe nollon on thlA being denounced
NJ ''tpnnn0DAblR,"
A bitter nphl boob plAee Ia the Gems
milton oD resolutions before Tho plaLr
form WIS lnnlly agreed Npon, tha mems
bnpH bNinH divided OVER the question III
single iAHNb .op ''bpond PLATFORM The
advocates W woman HAIrpRaa ware paP'
lluulAvly emphatic LII demanding
nNItpnHB plAnh, bAl ArlaP n aaAAl0n lAatr
Inv anyepnl hours Iha matter WaH oOMr
promised by reporting u separate PeH0u
lnllOn lAy0plnl lhe granting NJ Tho
franchise w. women, AMI III thlA form
Tim report W lhn COMMITTEES Oh paa0lHs
tlOns VIM adopted by ,he convention
After considerable further dabAta,
hpVeaHl0nH ~ various stats lalaaAu
Mons Mlhnp Indicate the nomination 0f
W0Dlley rOp president and u, II, MsIu
nNlf ~ Hh0na lHlAnn gOP ylea president,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
MICHIGAN RE PuBLloANs,
slRla Nominating Convention In ssssiss
Nv tiGRDl ItaOihs

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, JuDe w, The
Republican Stats convention hAH nd
JDMnun nllll morning nfINp ~ gFnltlass
ballots Tor nOyapNDp, The Ihpaa Lands
Inv candidates, Aaron ~ Hllas III AAsi.
nav, 81 ~ AtbApns " Huntington and
DpAIep NJ Ferry NJ Detroit, held the
majority VI thelp respective forces and
lhp' convention rOnDd Ilself d~eadlOGked,
Tho pnpopt Df lho resolutions committee
" Nm IAsI lhlnH Oh tha programme, bnt
lhp platform N NOmllel0d, u eOmmanaH
~. a 0nana... No. a o ppe.denn n, M naAla.
lS pOnlpeep md lhe platform II Ihe
Philadelphia convention, declares peu
nDWnd allegiance IN lhe uOld standard,
condemns, trusts mud expresses sym
pAllly Win lha people of th0 south A.
lloAn republics, hoping that peRoa may
I'm speedily AAGnpRdI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
sll NNNl NMlNn htNHk YNranl

HDHTN HN PAHhn JWR9 wv
HDHR . MArket 0DeRpd be. higher
kAN pl0,en HtFonH WlnNe On pFless,
uA1n Mapket stpndgl
HAlps ranged Nv pBMBqb for ehOiGa
butcher COWS and hell9paI tLOlMi IA fOp
choice bNtGhnp alepps W7hWI N fOp lNl
bulls t0DQAbD w toy lnAl GAVss NBba
blNb for AtOGkaps and feeders,
hl HhPm Market l0F at0ek stuff M
alRA1E prieGst
HAInA Ilnpea nj vi sbMB M for sheen,
tiIeDMb OO row lAt lambs
haNelptsi ,gnltIh | 1901 aAlves pM,
hDHal H,pHDi shepp, HDDl
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POSSE MusTERED OUT.
Nv JDnwap Necessary ~ aMApd stree, pHps
~ NJ, hDnih

~ yNNkhp NeaeDa1pt w UMhpW NtFeet VARS
NJ NJ, LDnts
~ lalls, june VA, lIsoapt fOp Tho
boycott and 400 nktpa policemen on
hNty but little remains 10 toll ~ Tho
apeai sipika Oh the NJ, Louis IpH llalt
poMpAny's system inanHnMtad May N,
Cars Are In operation on NIL the lines
WiihDnt hindrABea and Ma well Mlpon'
lsed, except Oh those rnnniDa north and
sONth, Many thousand persons, boz
Musa VI the b0yp0tt and through sym
pathy with Tho strikers, pAtp0nlse way
bhs and blsses, manned by es'sipeet
railway employees That Ii especially
lpNe IN tho north and south sections 81
Tho city,
"Wednesday The ppMalndap OF tho
lorna Df Sheriff Pohlman's posse, abont
A0W men, was MnsIepad 0Nt on aepylae,
board 0f police commissioners hays
decided lhey were 40 longer needed,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
A Mnnnlnr Ilnyll plAL

DeALlDyI1H, llH yINllm, y D lype pf, NOgF
Hlplllon, The power 0f lhlH halndy Is
b felt On 0rNAlia. Degvee, MUSCLES Ind
brAlD lInt lr Kings New Ilfe pJIIH
nve \, shfn md nhpllIn cure, Hest In the
world fov HlOmngh, liver, HidDay and
bowels, ODly VI cents NJ O6npple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Womb NM suffer NJ Annin for piIIs
Times I'm D,plppI

invoke Inst night WITH sevegp ,pDiDs
n m y 1i2mn9b| Reyav felt 10 badllSy II
I Da..l mo Mgli,s y fslt ~ xeNta J e9NNl M,
G m."a.s 4 1Hh,ssms s."ys 4"d od aR,ey ll yseHM,
~ %"sI o' %sH 81. I 1s.s ? 5.sa ny s', III y,u IN.
l y "%SerGl IN .l.o i Ibe ,,d lneE, tlIn lDd | eyer ,e,
" .E without y, u y NY home = heyentley, ,top
p I"TIs % 'uT'' '|Y,A' "WPI'I%.5'S" ' '' I,y ,,%S" \"
' n"'sI,'1 \ iyt ~. $'"Srs y YaEEaSp %"i ij L% ' ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

" often hidden by uHsinhtly pImples,
enSenla, tetter, erysipplHH, sllt' rheum,
atn, D%nohleD'A ArDiOh fsalya will RI0rify
The face by curling. All sAiH npnptlODs,
also pntH,, bruises, burns, b0lla, falODa,
ulcers ADl worst forms III piles, Only
~ cts, u box, Cure guaranteed, B0ld by
uhAppln Drug To,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
IlDDps 'I'hls strike yDnY

Muddy eO"Mplefl0Hs, DausaaiiDg
DraathA eDMe from chronic constipation
kapl's Glover Root Ten Ii aD absolute
cure md Inns been sold for tfty years Oh
mn absolute guarantees, Price VI cts,
and bO ITS, Mold by tjhappla Drug 10,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
ON FH6 D,
American LEAGUE,

Al Buffalo b Indianapolis u
Az llnEalnnH, Dntp0ll, 4
Az Al WAnkeal Il knnaNa glIyl \
Az Chicago, VI Minneapolis, T.
knll0Nhl lnAknM
Az p%llthDNPHt VI ghlGnHD, v
Az Nv louis, II 0~lneinnhtl, b.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

Unless food ~ dlHapted 0uioAly N VIII
falpenl hnl lIvvltHle thn alOWnp6. Alter
epOh mapl Take u ,l|anap0ODfHl NJ NOdOI
DyApeYHln unga " llgeslH ,whAt yOn
alt ana VIII allow yDu w pDl VII yOn need
Df WlIAt You Nha " " Pleasant w lNhe,
GhApple DpuH Ga,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Al0Hx ptty hhvG stack,

HIDUk UIVE, Tin INhu W.
gAVVhh@ Market slow bAs steady
Hllna ranged M W. sbab, 10 Tor belvesI
Y sDAlDBp .fOp COWS, bulls and mlxOui
VI ,y00Bi w tor stnek1pa pHl Feeders
HO1HHa AM ltpl op higher hnnHo Of
pplpHsl gb DDMa IRllr
Hppn|ptsl Cattle DDDI hogs, i,b0al
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
hlnlNn M hnmmpa NnYpMall

MoRIhH, Aim June VA broHsn
stAlHh, life slse, Qf hApNhgal sammns,
late admiral III tha Confederate navy,
WAs unveiled In DnpeaA place by Mrs,
HlaetM AeMmas' dOlsIon, daughter NJ
tho admiral The address was by wills
Inn j, Sanford, nominee rop governor
Df tle state
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
sigk i~i0n1npbas

The curse NJ ovepW0vkad wQmAQtlD1,
nEe gnInhly. Aph surely cured by k4gIa
Glover Root l'ea, The ggeal blood purifier
nnl tissue builder Money refunded II
mol HAtlHfAetOy, Price WI pla, and ND
0Lbl bOln by OhApple DvnA 90
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Will NOT SUPPORT BRYAN,

~ hthpllnk MDrtvi NAYS uNin Democrats
An inhllnpNbt Opp0Hsh W Him
0nllAUO, Jnne w. A HpeGiRl 10 Tho
NDpOpd yp0M lhnpOln, hahl, aayA OIL
hnupnlhly Ol Agriculture 81 Sterling
Morton ~ NV pnpep, The CONSERVATIVES,
lennpA llp position NJ lha H0ld Den0I
gratis w ,DnlnH Nnallepnbly epp0aea 10
nvyAl, whether lhe platform liaelRpaA
fOr either silver ~ gold Nv Morton
lNA returned from Il conference with
lMHtarn HOld DamOOpAta and bin remarks
MN considered w VI, expression 0f thslg
sentiments
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
LATE MARKET NJ PORT.
Duluth Grain,

DULUTH, LDRs w,
n a Whh INA .1 y 10 hYga, aYsseI M, !
~ AsplvesMalh se, No. s' SDps sS9s,sI M, |
Det8Dpr, Sll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
NheRD %IDsupnDpp,

Many n MN baA been Insured naalDst
Drlabt's IIsease, diabetes, or other dan.
garODs Allment by u nfty cent bottle Of
I'Oley'B Kidney Cure, Take 40 other,
Holmes N Calhoun,
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minneapolis WhaNtt

m,.,u ,MTNNHNFUhIHl IWNN w,
WHHATHHil Ab0pamh0 N0ptheFn,
WluM' on Rpaeli Mo- y bapl' aalSo,
hn ! Northern, slpsei No. ' NorthspR,
Alan 49,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

All who suffer from piles Will ba Wind
~ learn TINT DeWifta Witch lfaynl
Bnlye VIII give them instant and per-
mnnent relief II VIII cure eczema
md oil skin diseases, beware ~ pDDns
larfeiiB, UhADDla Drug %,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

llas turned WIN dleauat from IN other
Wise loy4lu elrl ,ylLll M offensive brenlb,
knrl's Clever li0ot l'en RurlIes lhe
breath by Ila action OD, tlp bowels et0u
~ nothing elee VIII NOD fQI, yeAvs on
abHolllth ,%AIpIhnlaA, pvlee w lta ana
M Dla, Mold by UhAppIe DRUG 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

Lggt fall ! ,appalned my nip while
onIIed 90 AaIl nj ItpaI waa' i 'alIpIII
VVNW WOrHa npd tha, dOet0g Chen anId |
W ."t "app'TI "o"IIId 1sSrVi'yy vol "vo !" ' 70
work. went 10 il drum AlOr0 and tIe
GgiHaIai yaooMmsn1p1 mo, W wv
entirely w." Vauoumend il 10 nII ny
IFlandal " A, DabGDlh, llria, Pm
tor anla by Ohhpple Drug 90,
AWnll. In alge md great In results ave
noWItl'A, little lGhgIy lllaalB, lhe rnnOug
ltlle pllIn, hint, OleADse tho liver md
bowels They ITO mol grippe Ghapple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Arkansas FOR BRYAN,
llsM0agHtla Convention NnmplalW III
IMbDgn ami AnlDNun

MVvhs NOM, Apku dune WI, H# IiAyI
Inv p0Mplntaa ltH Iplopa, tha DaMor
prAtlp Alsle convention %RdloNpRad wi U
NJ MI Vhe dplaHAtloD w lha national
~leNyentlOn WIS NnnnlM0nHlE instructed
III volp fev W, Il HVyAH. nv, pVaalaanf,
lhArlpA NJ Parker ~ gpAlhltA aaRaty
withdraw yNln. matl0n MAlpNallnH f6F
David VI IllU Wv vles Wssldnntl hH
Inn claimed. hg mary daltgAtaa tAAt
WIN u M Adv0aAla NJ tha geld standard
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Cycling hnA Ita ups and downs After
out or hlpIgad, u ,bonla tlie hilvt
1nIGllyr ll0lnaH " Calhoun
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s0Nth y,akOts l0Nns,

fAkEVehL M IN TNna WI HFba hpHt
pathnvnd AN " Inv tgepa. llAt ahaFa baen
lNpafnIly ganVed Ly MAthlRa ipaaal who
liNa 4 MkpkAt aHrden naW inWn Thf
lNvytak have EnHn laAlaa, IN M lGHnf
jHeIltleA nNh prAnaHnAad M hHvs Nh
i4Nl.!ls aeAyex MA a!lssnslh -.
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thiGnE0 Uhi0D stitch Wards,

HHlNAh0l June wv
"a wv illm MAfkgb RtGAng 10 alrOlH,
HAlaH ranged NJ VII lOMa N for HD0d M
pFl me AlHnlAl slbjMhlW tor p0Op IN mss
HlnWl Iba Nh iNr aL0alnri and IG0is
npaI w W)NDrDj lDp gDWR AMI hHlfnpaI I'M
1lh ID lHl VnAlg fnn alnnpar
H0HH# Market u shade hlahnpr ol0alns
ANIHa pgnHmd M s%AOhmhp7ls lop ml.od
eR0Ia~" ''Y ssa,sss "GRt1'@al h. 'Taap sI WINK
\ h .Y.. l.n N gha ,ma@sasR9 feF llsht halk u
hHlGhF hATkll firm m stnndg,
.hNlna MlAA1 Nv Nh ihMi Nh IOf ahnopi
M NlhNll M lnp lllNhar
hnaAlnIAh inff|nr liOlli l0Ha 4l,DMi
HlhhII HrNAIt
lhlNAKa Grain nnd rr0riHlnnh
nliN rNul dune W.
AMI, WIamiN !. NVpt "''Ni nav a1s'et
u1 n9ls q H n 's''Ri dN't hAm Aus
y, "'IiN,l iNaN "'ei dHV, s'sif aug
"lsaI dvvs ,f~i aWls up~i
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

The cosing concert of the Musical club
tomorrow evening at Sedgwick Music hall
will be one Of the best ever given by that
organization. Chember music is rarely
heard on programs in the west and the
numbers to be rendered by the String
quartet will be a treat. This quartet con-
sists of Charles Higginson, first violin:
Anton Meissner. second violin; Edwin
Jennings. viola, and Bert Parker, cello.
has been studying under the direction of
Prof ]. e. Blasius during the past year
and have given satisfaction whenever
appearing in public.
The Musical club will sing two choruses
by well-known chamber music composers.
Schubert and Brahms.
Miss Jetta Campbell will be the soloist
Of the evening and viii sing two English
songs and the beautiful Avia from Faust.
which Is always a favorite Miss Camp-
bell has hosts of friends who feel proud
of her musical attainments and will be
glad Of this opportunity to hear her again.
The ladies viii be prepared to serve ice
cream and cake at the close of the con-
cert and a pleasant social time is ex-
pected. The following program viii be
given:
NAoI US W hither .----....--.... Schubert
Wichita Musical Club.
String Quartet
Andante, Sonata OF A.. Beethoven
, Allegro, Quartet No. g.. Mozart
Charles Higginson. Anto Miessner. Ed
win. Jennings. Bert Parker.
Vocal Solo
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Miss Jetta Campbell.
String QuarJet-No. I............,...M Mozart
Allegro ma motto moderate
Andantino Ninuetto. Allegro.
Vocal Solo-''Le Parlate d'Auor"
@~S' -..---..---..........-- .Gounod
Miss Jetta Campbell.
Chorus-''The Bridegroom Brahms
Wichita Musical Club.
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