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Loans of Slo 'ss ss#ss5sss: y:

wagons etc, at lowest rates and on The day
you apply We leaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost of
carving loans much less than you pay else
ubere and SLOWS you TO pay 1t off in any sized
rotes you desire running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use OF money for
tbe length Of time you carry it II you have
10, Nth some other company will pay it
off and advance you more money if desired Rates
cheerfnIIy given, and no cost TO you unless loan
:; ra5n Loans made anywhere in the District
en- and Get rates Front room. frst focr. Sci
entifH American Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
Ga5 Street n. ".
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GOT 6th ST. N. VI w., Between H and |.
MADAME MELVILLE.

PIANIST AND LIFE READER.
TrhftI in her predictions reliable in her advice.
Without asking a question she Will tell yoi
the object OF your call, giving names Il
friends and relatives Her revelations
wonderful and acknowledged 70 be Of tie highest
order The madame will refuse TO accepr any fee
unless she gives the utmost satisfaction and unless
Won find her superior TO any medium. palTHist.
clairvorant in the city 4I3 II St. ". seI3-2t
CIxAIRVoY ANT-She gives advice on love court
ship. marriage, and divorce; settles lovers
quarrele reuIIites the separated, and causes
speedy and happy marriage with the one OF your
choice.
1t MADAME LAURELL, 9l7 II st. nv.
MMf. JONES. Palmst and Card Reader; learn
Your destiny from cradle to grave, p cents:
hours, 10 a m TO p m 6l9 f ST NV sel4-2t
"CREAT SCOTT men, why he so ignorant if
vou are poor? Hard times? No wonder yoI
can buy suit here for 4 little money; taller
made slightly worn; OF that new, common,
cbesp stuff but good material, and you ask
ed one price only. The remarkable JUSTHS
OLD STAND, 6I9 d st NV. sei-7t
NNE GRANDE Card Reader: truthful and
curate; gives satisfaction 10 all: 25c. 11I0
St NV seI4-2t
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIsT, 1922 7th ST NV;
10c past present. future: lucky charms; sep
arated brought together; walk upstairs. sele-ft
NINE DAVIS, born clsirvoyant and card reader:
tells about business. removes spells and evil
influences. reunites the separated, and gives LICK
10 all; cures piles and drunkenness. i22S 25th st.
auI4 limo EN-
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FINANCIAL.
4 Single Hair

single human hair win support four ounces,
without breaking, but it takes great, big.
strong man to support mother-ip- law oi
course, this has nothing 10 do with the differ
epce between Chicago wheat quotations and NeH7
York wheat quotations, except that Chicago
IS hanging 10 What little speculative business
TREY have left by the skin Of their teeth
by hair-and are gradually losing it because
they
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BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
WE WILL LEND YOU
MON EY. .

If you thinking OF borrowing money to tide
your financial difficulties. We
are especially organized and equipped for lending
money pianos household furniture in any
amount from $40 up, and you will Ard our service
rapid reliable, and strictly confidential
Loans carried from rn.rtn to year, you
may decide, and small loans vii! receive the same
consideration as large ones.
II you appreciate low rates. courteous treat
ment, and attention to your interests. you viii
negotiate loan through
Most private offices IL the city-special icF
ladies. No publicity.
SECURITY LOAN COMPANY
ROOM l. WARDER BUIl DING
Corner 9Th and SIS. n. w.
sI26-u
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Ioi@t S4a'. 40 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid n--..,.....-.-- 81, 100000 %
Undivided profits iess expenses and
taxes pad iti.SHo -
Individual deposits subject to check 1856 go I2
Certified checks ....-................ I.G1I %
Total 1915 03
District of Columbia City Of Washington. S:
l. GEORGE HOWARD, Cashier Of the abov,
named bank, do saIemniy that the aboyl
statement Is true to the best Of my knowledge
ard be3ieF GEORGE HOWARD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th
day OF September. 1900
HENRY II. FlATHER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attcst:
THOMAS R. JONES
II A WILLARD
w RILEY DEEBLE,
WILLIAM \. ME4RNS.
NJ G. EMERY,
II. HURT
F. L. JOHNSON
H BRADLEY DAVIDSON
". L. EDMONSToS,
G. T. DUNLOP,
It Directors.
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PROPOSALS.

I. $. ENGINEER OFFICE, 7s5 y Cap, ST.
Washington, D. C.-sealed proposals will he
received here until noon OCTOBER ). 1860. aud
then publicly opened for furnishing skyIights,
corrugated steel 1oof arches, tile roofing gavan-
lied iron pipe and fittings, pipe machines, ETC.
for the new building for Government Printing of
flee Information furnished on application. JOHN
STEPHEN sEWELL, Lieut. Engrs-
seI4, II, Ii. .IS-oc2, Sem
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Solving the Question OF School Shoes at
Substantial Savings

Saturday will be day i'll the Shoe Department
have planned special sale of shoes in the cfdTen behalf
OF extraordinary Importance nowor the boys and girls
need footwear school openingand opportunity to
supply their VIII find ready appreciation with
You know qualities of oldnow look the prices
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Corrected daily b. ". b. If.bl5s & Co., mem
bers of the New ork Stock Exchange, Ii1g +
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
az tb2

COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK
Oh Washington, at Washington, in the District Of
Columbia, at the close OF business
September g. 1900:
RE-1IFRFFS
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MONEY loaned salaried people and setaiI mer-
chants upon thei- names without sc.
curity; easy payments ToIMAN, Room IS. sos-
slz G st. oca2-Iyr
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New York stock market.

Corrected daily by W. b. Hibh5 & CO., mem
hers of the New York Stock Exchange. l4Ig
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MONEY TO LOAN at 91s. s74. Z, and ~ per
cent, in sums of 81, 900 to $4,000 on d. @.
real estate; pay off 5 and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers. WI b.
SAUNDERS & CO. l407 ST. iyl-tf.em
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT-
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES A BAKER
Rooms 10 and AZ, Metzerott Building ul0 F ST.
se4-f
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Don't Play Fair

What kind of game is trader up against
WREN be tries to trade quotations that are
FIVE minutes old before they leave Chicago an.
then cone a private wire, using up twc
this matter before sending any business to Chi
cago We furnish New York stock and wheat
quotations to our correspondents and guarantee L
give the fastest possible service. 1t is equa
to counter service so cur correspondents tel
US. Try ii! Send for our book.
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a lot of Extra Superior Grade Shoes
for Boys; made Of famous Casco Calf,
Box Calf. and Wei Kid All sizes. The
INSURED kind that are sold with
cur ircn-cIad guarantee of sat
isfaction. Special at........-...$1-4 81 -49
Misses Kid and CalfsIzfn School
Shoes, in button and lace, spring heel
styles Medium and extra heavy soies
built on most comfortable lasts-our
INSURED" kind SPECIAL
at --.----- .----- voc
Our Lucky Boy School Shoes-spe-
cialIy made of best velvet calfskin,
with thick soles, covered on the bot
tom entirely with steel circlets The
kind that won't wear out or
kick out SPECIAL at ......S12 IS
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10 dozen Boys Black Cheyiot Knee
Pants, strongly finished and stoutly
sewed; finished with taped seams
and waistband. Extra SPECIAL
at. 33c
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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF the
s7pfs.-.I 4IISTpaEsaf IT.N RAM

NNIIENAL AiflI ftlfFIlfiAN Ba-Nhs
1t Washington. ID. e, at the close OF business
September D. 1900.
RESOI -R(ES
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MADAME LAURELL, 81 II st. nv.

NINE JONES Palmist and Card Reader; learn
Your destiny from cradle to grave, . cents;
hours 10 a m to p m 619 81. NV. se142t
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Punished for Stealing Coal.

Bstteres-Walker and Coleman; Stanley
Anderson. UmPire-Mr. Belts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

Broad street grammar school house. a.
What would have been the sense .sof
putting up a six-room school building
and then, at an unnecessary expense,
building an addition? what rot!
Where would this city be today If 1t
were not for the Cons. the Andrews, the
McGuinnesses. the Hebdens and the other
men who built up the suburbs? Are tire
people who live on the outskirts of the
city entitled la no considerations? we ON
Mt Pleasant pay, pro rata, just as heavy
taxes as the men who own block on
Westminster street.
What do you suppose | have been
working for ia the tenth ward for the
last eight months. neglecting my own
business ia doing so? 1 have been work
ing to give my constituents the benefit OF
school accommodations, graded streets
curbing and the best improvements
could suggest. That Is just what Col
Goff did TOR his district before anybody
dreamed OF his being . candidate for
mayor.
And Dan Grady Is a man OF and for
the people. lie is diamond i'm the
rough, but he has a full allowance of
common sense.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

city councilmen do not attend their party
caucuses. They are elected by Republi-
cans, and then on the first day of Janua-
ry sit In joint convention and elect Demo-
Gratis to the best offices in their gift.
SHAME AND DISGRACE.
II say IL is shame and a disgrace TO
the Republican party that this Republi-
can, the city auditor, I'm approving the
pay rolls passes upon list of names s.
per cent of which are those of Demo-
Gratis.
Let this work go on and in the end
the nonpartisan newspaper offices will be
deserted. The Democrats will then be on
the outside, as they were i'm 1876 whom
they cheered the success OF the solid
south I'm the supposed election of Tilden
and threw stones through the windows OF
the Republican newspaper, and the edi-
tor of the Republican newspaper of
Providence was afraid to go home until
after dark"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
Col. Isaac |. Goff Given an
Enthusiastic Reception.
Gen. Charles R. Brayton Makes a Ring
ing Speech and Predicts Election
Of Colonel COff.

The annual fall conference and dinner
under the auspices OF the Republican
state central committee was held at the
Trocadero, at 1890 D. m. today. There
were 400 covers laid and at tho head table
were Senator George Peabody Wetmore,
Gen. Charles II. Brayton. Lieut.. Gov.
Charles ID. Kimball. Congressman Adm
B. Capron, Attorney General Willard B.
Tanner. Prof. Alonzo williams, Secretary
of State Charles p. Bennett. Col. Isaac
J.. Gon. Capt. G.. c. Gray, Geo. l.. Little
field. Maj. A. X. Goodwin. James j. No
Ian and Congressman Charles A. Russell,
of Conn.
Col. Isaac L. Con- was given great
ovation.
Excellent speeches were made by Lieut.
Gov. Kimbal, Congressman Capron and
Russell. and then Senator wetmore start
ed the ball rolling for Col. Isaac l.. Con,
whose election he earnestly called for as
fuli-fedged representative of the pro-
gressive American people
GEN. BRAYToN SPEAKS.
Gen. Brayton was then called upon and
was given a star ovation. The general
has made speeches heretofore: but to-
day he spoke. electrifying his auditors
and holding their closest attention with
his oratory. which was marvellous
After referring 20 the national election
he spoke Of the constitutional amendment
saying that under II there would be no
possibility of the repetition OF the dis
franchisement OF $500 Sabbatarians, as
was done by the Democrats few years
ago.
Under the amendment tho Democrats
could not remove all the Supreme court
judges as they might do with the present
constitution
The Democrats showed their hands al
Newport three years ago bat to the cred
Il of Gov. Brown. who had the courage 10
do 20. he prolonged the assembly and
thwarted the evil Vaccinations
STAND BY CANDIDATES.
Referring 10 tho city election he said
that II was an insult 90 the people 20 say
that there were not enough honest men
~ fili every office In the state and I'm an
the cities.
stand by your candidates" said he.
sand don't be dragged IN the mud so no.
body Will know 20 which party sou be-
long.
II believe that your mayor should be in
harmony with the national and state adj
ministration. Let him be Ia harmouy
with ell the principles Of the party
believe in Sound Money mon On the offices
OF the nation. the state and the city.
THE Democratic candidate for mavor
has said that he would oppose a gold
issue.
Gentlemen. do nos elect as your mayor
man who turns silver face 80 tho
Horse Burying Ground and the Third
IiilI
You con elect n Republican mayor FOR
fhls is n Republican city.
fThe burden ~ complaint against your
caDdi1ate o. ihet he has built "a school
houre. NJ be- buiit moro school houses
There wDuil b. fever Demoefais
't sar ihat n e. shamc and = dis-
Hracc that ~ this Republican city your
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
NOTES AEOUT TOWN.

Peter A. Sweeney OF No. i0s Aborn
street reports that man. giving tho
name ol Emory Kaufman. hired room
o. nm yesterday and later On tho dav
me man stoic iot Of clothing belonging
90 two boardere
John Lonnan. 90 East Greenwich. was
taken Goo the Rhode leland hosrItai to.
day Io wae wurkine at Arnnpt,n ~
pair shop of the lnion r. a. and v,.
struck upon fhc back br thc boom al "a
derrick. suffering severe confusion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
STRUCK Ir RICH.

Congress Gold and Copper Mining com
pany of Spokane. Washington. formed by
Mr. John Hopkins, the man who went
from Providence and struck IL rich. Mr..
Hopkins Is now In Providence. with n
large quantity of the rich ore that can
be seen in the window OF 27 Westminster
street Assays run as high as a. per cent.
in nickel Also carries gold. silver and
copper. From present showing this
property viii prove to be the most valua-
bic in the state of Washington. The
property of o acres has boon developed
enough to show 10 To- be OF great magni-
tulG-- -Ahnui iulO tons OF ore taken out.
MIR Hopkins d. now looking FOR proner
machinery Go treat nickel ore and will
soon have - on paying basis stock
can be bad FOR short time az the small
price % l0 cents per share Call or ad-
dress
TIMING SAFETY CorpANy,
% Ncstniinstcr ST. Room 1.
AErnt for the Congress Gold ana con.
49, htefa-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

steadily. but surely. the coupons in the
minister's foreign trip contest continue to
pile up. and day by day the leaders I'm the
contest are making handsome increases
to their figures. Rev. Henry Bassett of
the Church of the Epiphany. ~ still at
the head. his increase of oS votes made
5CsS
Rev. Fr Fitzscrald of the immaculate
Conception church stands "a close second
with Si3G. an Increase OF So aud Rev. Ar.
thur NJ Aucock Of An Saints Memorial
g. IN third place. with s2S0 Rev Ma.
thaniel B. Cook uf Warren Is fourth on
the list with anl
An Increase of ~ votes for nov rrn.et
g. Wesley of Park street churrb brine
his total 90 date up n 10sG. while Pev =
NJ Dick OF the Mathcwscn street NJ r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
For q Cold i'm the Head
Laxative Bromo-Quinine T.biet..
HIS MIND CLEAR.
valet Jones, Who Tried TO
XII Himself, Is Pronounced
to Be Sane.

New York, Nov. a,--Chas. +. Jones.
retary-valet, OF the late millionaire VIM.
NJ Rice, who was arrested on charge
of forgery and who attempted TO commit
suicide In the Tombs by cutting his
throat, passed a very comfortable night
in Bellevue hospital.
The report that Jones Is mentally un-
balanced ~ denied st tho hospital aud Il
rs declared his mind s. a. clear as ever.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
GOVERNOR GREGORY III.

Gov. Gregory was unable 20 attend tho
b'g Republican banquet at the Trocadero
today, as hc s. confined 10 MS homo or
broadwuy by sickness. ~ Is hsped tbat
Gov Gregory viii be able 10 be out again
TN few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
FIGURES IN THE
TRIP CONTEST.
Steady Increases Are Made by the
Leading Contestants--No Change in
Leaders byYesterday's Popular Vote

Church. has 1860 an increase of IL.
Increases are also made by Rev. Fran
els Lee Whittemore. Church of the Sa
viour, COS; Rev. George A. Conibear
Christian church. 37s; Rev G. G. Dun
lep, Bethel church, 22S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

The sweeping wave in favor OF oil
Isaac l.. Com. the Republican candidate
for mayor has reached every section OF
the city, and even the most conservati tive
men are prophesying the election OF Col
Gon on Tuesday next.
Hundreds Of men who were open sup
porters OF ex-Mayor McGunness and OF
Mayor Baker are now equally open in
their support of Col. Con-, and these men
have not hesitated 10 sign their names
20 an appeal TO the people in behalf of
the Republican and sound money candi-
dates.
All the misrepresentation and malicious
~ false statements made by the Gran
ger organ have served a purpose, but not
the purpose intended. AS a matter of
fact many men who were I'm doubt have
been drawn TO the Goff camp by these
false and malicious statements, and for
his defeat, which Is now a recognized
fact, Mr. Granger can thank his organ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03

BkoMo' not tho same a. "BKOMIDE."
IN buying Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
the old standard cnev which cures cold In
one day. he sure that 70 is labeled Bromo aud
not Bromc A. all druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
NER YES.

Save time by consulting Dr. 2. j. Lewis.
specialist on diseases of the nervous sys-
tenn. brain and spinal cord. spermator-
rhea, seminal weaknesses. fluid escapes.
impotency. urinary complaints, acute or
chronic discharges, structure, retention OF
urine. gravel kidney or bladder disease
secondary symptoms. eruption. No re-
striction In diet or hindrance from busi.
less. Recent cases cured In three or four
days. Patients whose cases have been
neglected. badly treated or pronounced
Incurable arc particularly invited 10 Vtsit
pr Lewis. a written guarantee OF cures
aivou I'm all ca scs. Outsof tCwn patieuts
corresponded with until cured. Female
complaints skillfully treated Rheuma-
tlsrn ,rfectually cured. Consultation free
Consultation free aud CONFIDENTIAL. per
sonafy @. by letter. SEE HIM TO-DAY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
DR.. LEWIS, Specialist.

e6s Westminster ST.. Rooms ) ana 4
Hours. g-i. "a. 60 Sundays n-2 Sep
tlemcns
Appointments made b. telephone, area
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
ATTACKS ON HIM
HELPING COL. GOFF.

Continued from page oneD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
OPPOSED 10 FREE SILVER.

The business men. as a body. are de-
cidedly opposed To Mr.. Granger. because
ne Is man who stands for a debased
currency, and is therefore not a flt man
TO represent the municipality as its execu-
tive officer. Mr.. Granger I'm an interview
which he has never dared TO deny. said:
i hope TO be able TO cast my vote for
Bryan because he represents those prin-
ciples / believe in"
The people of Providence know what
Bryans principles are, and they say
that they do not want a 50-cent dollar
man for mayor OF the second city in
New England.
Col Goff stands for sound money and
a dollar which is worth 100 cents the
world over He stands for progressive
municipal government and an admins
tration for the welfare OF the whole peo-
PIE, independents of party affiiiatioff fs IL
any wonder that the intelligent voters OF
all parties are fiocldng TO his standard?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
THEY RAISED A FLAG.

The Fifth district OF the Second ward
was treated to an unexpected political
demonstration last evening. I'm the shape
of a Republican flag raising.
A handsome American flag, bearing the
names of Mckinley and Roosevelt, was
hoisted between the houses of -lr. Charles
r.. Earle and Miss Caroline Chase on
Alumni avenue with great enthusiasm
and amid the booming OF cannon and the
glow of "A large bonfire.
Mr. Courtland G. Earle took charge OF
the raising and was ably assisted by his
brother, Mortimer r. Earle. Edgar A.
Hopkins, Ralph $. Chase, Frederick b.
Kimball and also a large number of en-
thusiastic supporters from the Friends
school and the surrounding neighbor-
hood.
short speeches were made by Messrs
Earle. Hopkins and others. prominent In
the vicinity.
This is the only flag on the hill and It's
raising was most successful affair. ana
no whit less enthusiastic than those held
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
CAN ELECT REPUBLICANS.

There IL a strong probability that the
Third ward will also return a Republi-
can alderman, Herbert ID. Goff, blythe
way lucky name this year. and four
Republican councilmen. The division i'm
the ranks OF the Democratic party Of
the ward presents 20 the Republicans the
long wished for opportunity of electing
to the city council men of their own
political faith.
This can now be done II every Repub-
lican will abstain from aiding in any
way either OF the Democratic tickets or
any OF the men whose names appear
thereon, and assist both by voice and
vote I'm electing the men named by the
Republican caucus. All or these men are
of the highest character, experienced I'm
business affairs and fully competent 10
give the very best service to the ward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-03
VICTORY is ASSURED.

The advisory committee appointed TO
assist the Republican city committee met
again this morning, and received the
most encouraging reports, and. as one
member put IL. In fact, matters could
not possibly go any better. and we are
sure 10 elect our man and the entire Re-
publican city ticket
The Good Government people this
morning issued a circular urging the vo-
ters To support the candidacy OF Mr.
Granger, but IL Is noticeable that not "a
word is said in denial OF Mr.. Granger s
advocacy of Mr.. Bryan.
Several alleged reasons are given why
MIR. Granger should be elected, but. as
they are mere repetitions OF the absurd
statements that have already appeared
I'm the Granger organ, the circular did
not ''cut any ice."
AZ matters now stand the vote for Goff
will be something i'm the nature OF a
landslide, and even the Tenth and Third
wards are expected To give him a hand
some plurality.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

I'D, Rally, who conducts tho M,
HAAnihAn Aal00n on Tho south Hidn,
has arranged Tor iha opening VI A eonl'
MlasIOn On foreign hOrHe iAelng, which
Will betun IN u few lays,
s~atjnpt ii q, n0nh WINS delayed III
ROlnR ~ Livingston W attend thn stAtu
llNMan'a tournament owing 10 thp
sickness Nf Policeman OOPlA, not being
abba W No until this morning,
M, v, Wilson, representing the
HOltAp Hardware company VI Helena,
WAs n Billings vlsltW yesterday, Mr.,
WilAM VIVA Il former resident III BILE
lnna, having bnnn employed by tho
HNheank Hardware company.
III your hOnHa Ii hoo small for You
Anh II ynn wish 10 build n nav Ola,
will tnkn tho old house In traits md
build Won n MDdepn h0nse llMt Will
snit yNn,. Thls 0tfap will be OPEN only
f0p N limited tlAn, IL II, nAvaplay, y
wuIhn bankers VI tha atAla will meet
In HnlnnA In November 10 form Il state
assassination, The Meeting VIVA OpiNis
nnlly PLANNED for tlN latter part Of
Aaptamhar,. but was. postponed, "
will probably bu held November vi
and VA,
~~sthAplna n, V0Orhaas, 0f Tim state
VI Washington, Will make several
apnnnhna In MOntnna iDp tho benefit Of
thu Democratic tlphnt ihe Inst week. Or
thn campaign Mr., VO0phpua III 4 sOIl
NJ tho Into fonntU Dnninl w, Voorhees,,
of lndlann, II.
#annf0m nnnthnp year expires tha
GntholioA WI lipunt Fnllp will hAye II
new md magnificent house III W0rahlp,
which will nOat hntWnnn NpO, 900 and
100000, " N thn present Intention tO
npoNl tho nav nhnpnh upon Il lou nda
lqlDjflE tho ppnAnnt church,
VA Mr., Dahlnn NJ nDbapta naine 10
billings nlHht hnfOpa lnAt 10 paoelye
treatment fOp nh lnjnpad nm, l'he
gentleman pAMn In fOp0lDle contact
With snlnN win Tint entered hiA ApMl 10
Tho length NJ iIvN nv MIN inches, OAuss
Inn pnlnfnl Injury. Thn Wlpe WINS aAa
tpaptud by n Billings physician md Mr.,
Dahlnn leaves today POp liA home,