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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

Dallas. Texas. May 2s.-B. r. Yoakum,
vice president and general manager OF
the St. Louis and San Francisco, was here
today from the Indian Territory. He stated
That trains will be running into Demson
by February /; that all of the 225 miles OF
the extension OF the Frisco from Sapupa.
I. T.. to Denison will be completed by
that time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
Took morphine.

Fort Worth, Texas, May %. Edward
Carroll. bridge foreman In the employ Of
the Rock Island, IS dying at the city Jail
from morphine poisoning. In a ~ Of
dependency he swallowed forty-eight
grains OF the drug in q mug OF beer. Car
roll came here recently from Florence.
Ala.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

POLLOCK. Caldwell, Texas. May Co.
Mr. j. w Pollock an old and highly re-
spected citizen OF this county, died this
morning at his homo at Cooks Point ai-
ter an Illness OF about q moath Mr.. Poi-
lock leaves four married children three
cons ana one daughter to mourn his de-
parture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

Winchester, Fayetie County, Texas. MAY
22-Another heavy rain fell here lat
night which makes 1t still worse on the
farmers, This makes nearly two mrrths'
continued rains. The oldest settlers say
they never saw anything like Il. Corn
10 absolutely ruined with cotton ard all
other crops In very bad Co ditlon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

men inside the house. He began firing
and the men fed from the house. oyerton
Ing he found dead man In his front yard,
He surrendered today to an officer at
Richardson, who lodged him In the county
lail at Dallas. No one at Richardson
could identity the dead man. Sheriff
Hughes has sent to Richardson foy the
forpBc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

Goldstae. Pierce; II. Schenchal, New
York: w ], Hollier, New Orleans. G. II.
Wilder. city; Bryan Heard, Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23

Dallas, Texas, May 22-Johp oyerton
went TO his home near Richardson. about
midnight last night, and saw three strange
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-23
Maifest Postponed.

Basircp, Texas May 22.-on account Of
prolonged rains the Bastrop Maiiest has
been postponed from May 80 and 81 TO
June IS and "a, 1900.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
WITH TRAVELLING BOOK AGENT
NAMED BRANDON.
IS FOUND IN BILLINGS
Was Going West Saturday Morning.
BraDdOD's Whereabouts
Unknown,

The following taIogrnm WIS ~,
aotyed jlevp Bntnrday night md u
selftexplMatOryi
HrtgR0I, Mont, Oel j2--"Rey Mr.,
Clark, Billings, Mont tanm Btnt9'
10y, u giyl Abont ~ yoays ~ Age, Jis'
appeared from here ~yesloydny With u
travelling book agent mmo1 By0ndOD,
The lgst h0avd Of Tho compile were ~
lh0 DDftago Inn IN Billings Inst night
Please NkD cara Of h0V until bov father
arrives tomorrow, Answer, my OK
pnDsO, h. W. TynmbD,V
A annpGb wyNnlDd tho met lint tbo
young Indy arrived IN Tho city TbDps-
day Dight md stopped NJ the CptlnEo
I'm, where she WIS Fviday night HjsO,
fhe Ind Intended going wpst Saturday
morning, bnt bef0yp buying her ticket,
Policeman GOpl0 dotaiD0d her md she
WIS hold mil The arrival ~ bDp
father
Tho Young Indy comes ~ good pav-
ems HUd no reason GaU bn advanced
fOP hnv Wysloviops diBnpponvpDeo from
hnp homo
HpnDdW WDs not Win lID Young
my NH ~ ono seems w NtDw my
thing ab0pt him
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

A, W, Atkins, who bnB u Wndjup
eDntpaet Dn The l%jupJDHtDD's TDIUnD'
DO1y brnDeh, WIS W tI0 ntly jpjs
dny, M speaking ~ tho several pDUs
ipn0ta Mr. Atkins Snid Shore VIM
enough work Oh hind w keep lbe
gangs employed MI wInlpv, When
asked Nv W tle probability w Iho IjDpa
lingtOD'H building intD Billings hO Wtd
Tint no Thought the day WAS not very
inv distant when puGh would lAhn
place, The pDnte Tor such M pslnD
Sion w \ very feagible DDD aud u vDnJS
bed DOuld be laid NJ u very reasonable
ostnnt ma wilhOnt my diflenlt nDEls
noering fentA
Under thD present. arrangement by
which the Burlington runs me BIZ
iDRs from ,HuDtlny over llp Northern
pnpt6e tracks, Ihn rOpDlDv nlye llln
Inter lhe sum Df #lD, 900 ypMly md
lOsnB mnny Ub0nean1A NJ dOllWB worth
~ bnhlloHs owing tD being compelled
10 WORK Hll1np orders from lln hOplllS
om pnpihG
Bpeh u llnn INTO BILLINGS munps
much w iiN merchants am wlODng
~ This elty, VIII tbe oponipH
Dow territory IN Wyoming Womb
bp opened new tpnIe points wilh
" 1lroN linn from billings,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
WORST FROST or THE SEASON,
calderbsad and Hughes Speak 10 y Hand
tj In tho Opera House,

The worst frost Of tho season IN
B1l)iDgb OoeDyped sptDp1ny, when j,
", fDldopb0Dd, fusion mDdjduln fOl
sint0 auditor, md w. ~ lIngIlos u
BntlD, spoke IN ljH opeyA house. 10.
dry GnldN bond and Ungh0s enD leave
Billings fully imbue1 with tho idog
I'M il0y strictly were np DRntnst u
ebiU w Billings Less iInn 200 peOs
pln were present ~ bear them, many
Of them lnJtoh DDite u numbpr loft
the house before Gnl1gpIWnd bad fniv,
y begun his sp0pOh, md 40 wDUJavl
w wAB lho WOvet effort Dt u pOlilieDl
address IbOt th1 people bnyo over been
eDllod Dp0H w boW jto Nv fpp from
being M entertaining spoDkor DUd his
HNsflygB were hnOHRh ~ Gpuso The gbtllH
tD eDnpso down tho bness Of jiB audit
tOpE HD talked MI lhp Standard oh
md Tho AmalgMmatel COppev eODls
pnDtes, lnd. probably by tb0 time tho
words ~ bis bgapDynD reach them w
VIII bnyo the ofyept M killing th0m
on
nv Caldevhend WIS followed by w.
~ Upghns, who formerly rAR u news
n0p0v ~ B0sin In fbis state, but Nv
now lOentpd Nv WalInGe, Idaho And
ho vOnet0d tho btDDdwd on e0Dlpnuy
pDiU ihN peOpl0 IN the apdioDeo GOnid
smell tIW DU burning, His sp0eeh,
UkG Ilat NJ Mr. C0ld0pIngd'h lnekNd
nyHHWNUt md WIS not ~ MI entoptnin'
Inn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Epwortb and Junior Leagues Of NJ ",
Church gfsst Rev, Henry A, lanes,

The EpwMth and Junior LAagues III
tho NJ, w. church teDd0v0d " W0OptiOD
WI Vino church Fvlday night w tho nav
presiding elder HeN Henry A, James
M HOz0iDah Wb0pe W0rV unWly 100
po0pl0 present and n Very enjOyRblo
HW0 wis Ind by NH DE H. w. Vrae
gveeted mo presiding older md I'M,
spred him ~ fhe hearty support Of Tho
leagueA nov, JNmes rospondod 10 b
yovy appropriate speech s0fttng forth
mo Rood work NJ tha leRHneA atld stRt'
tNE. thAt flHk WAH fhe dvst linO Tint
nv IND ever h0Hyd NJ " maApftOn tans
dered M y Westding elder bnt N WIN
none fhN lGss appreciated,
A short lit6rary md mnsiNal w0v
HrNnlmn wgs rendered WfAv which
Nght Entertainments were aevvNd
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
MEETS TINS WEEK,
Yellowstone County Teaohefs' lnrtituts 10
De Held IN Billlngs,

The annual tnnnhnps' iMstitMin III
Yellowstone county VIII be hnbi hi
The north eitn school builiing IA bill
illga Thursday, FPiiay and saturday
Df This week,
The first session Will convene III u
a, III, Dn Thursday, The instructors
VIII be State superintendent ", A,
Carleton 0f Iialpna, Dity snperlntnnr
dent d. NJ, iIrByten Ana Prof, ~ III
Hawkins 0f Columbus,
The programme arranged for lIn
daily sessions IL IN follows
BOO hi M, spelling=-tAplatDM
plBD u, M Observation-Disclosures
1000 III M, Drawing and mDilnllnp
MI music BpayiDM
lDi4b u, III, United States history
Hawkins
ulgD ~ 10, Physical ekerntsea~
DrAytDh
u 40 n, M, usogpapbyua~IiawhlDA
100 y, my Methodist Primary
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
100 % d., Advanced paa1ingml
DnpletOM
ylgb % M, lDtnrmipsiDM
gjtg D. III. Afynibeb g%rnjnhhp=#r
HAwkiDh
DlgD D. Nh Advanced apltbmniieuu
DvnyiDN
DJbD % nLp Question bDkaaauaplalDM
~ Thursday evening, October ~,
~ Tho 0Dnpi house NJ y O'nlDnh, VI A,
lnplalDn state aDpeplDinndnDl ~ pub
lie Instruction, VIII deliver u lnelnyn
~ "BdnentiODAl pDpblnmp,p 'Ihn
%lNnlDyn " tpDa and al nm Invited ~
baHp A,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
ACCIDENT AT LAUREL,
Huge Chandelier Drops IN Congregational
Church While Building Was Empty,

w. b. Camp NJ Lepvol was In the
Oily WI dry md brought D0ws Of M
0eetd0Dt which hmppODNd w Tho DoD.
gyegatjOnnI church IN bis town Inst
Monday md wAs u very fortunate
affair When tho buildings wovo w.
Gently moved from tL0 old tOwDsit0 w
tbe new w lgast laurel, tho church
went also Al tho limo ~ moving Vi
some ~ Tho people Thought lint Tho
beDyy chandelier IN Tho Ghnveb would
be nDlooaaned by tho j0vving, bpt Tho
building WIS snGe0WfHlly RaDsf0w0d
w MI AVJ,pATnggh Inst Wnfsday
night, y festival wAs given In no
0bnreIL attended by DDite u lMge
HAthorlDR " wlW u genuine suGeGss
everything Wssipg ON nicely, Some.
tline during Monday night while Tho
ellnveh WINS not In nsa, tbe chandelier
dv0pped, smashing q hole In tho fO0v
and bveNtiDg Tho e~baDdeIi0v and thO
twelve nh lamps Nv a thOUsRnd frags
meDlH Had Vino accident occurred Oh
mo WhnVsday night before, when tlle
lNlnps were lighted Hnd M many POO.
ple IN tla building, W might hvo W.
HHlt6d very seriously,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

lately telephonad 30 the WorlJs1ferald
office asking them II they had my
Bryan money "a put up IN aD even
proposition, No response wns made
10 The Offer, but Mr., Boyd WAS roa
fnrrGd 10 the state COMMITTEES, Iin aajd
that be wDs not hAwkiDg the wager,
but Tint II WIN open for takers,
I'm u short time the word went our
tIlat the bet was posted, Mr., Boyd eers
flying W the responsibility of the Bill
liDgs honse. About ! O'Clock u. H.
GDttroH offered 10 take 1900 Of The
money mud 10 tnjse the bnlDDeo before
evening,
~ Mr., B0yd's Office there wns eO1s
siderable discussion ~ 10 the monninR
Of tho ialegrnDn, about hnif Of those
who banpJ II pend G~ODteDdiDg Tint IL
wan tbn intention ~ the Billings
house 10 bot on Bryan md the other
bolf, including tho recipient " the
mes1go, stating TINT the MontnDn men
desired 10 wager their money on the
republican ennlid1to, II WINS with
the latter understanding that tho
wager was accepted"
Tho money above referred 10 was
put np by u Billings st0ekmnB and
capitalist, WAS also bet NJ, 900 TINT
MDDtanl wOnld enst NV vote for Me.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

W. N, HAfhh0rn republican mndi.
dan fF. county attorney. RETURNED
Nidhy from u0lgmbHN where Nv M
landad Nm mpghliaM masH Meeting
IN WhREAday night AddrRHTad IVY Hon
", W. Better M New YOrh
the' ilapsaSt MpGI mosi mIbWsiasMs e WI
hnld mi that md N Vim county Md
TIM Nfppeaf tAieD anEHrs we'll f0r fIle
sneGess M the entire FnpHblfeRn fteket
Vine snaRktng f00k Mace IN I'M. Mntn
room. on tH NeW Mh00l RRildtuE,
which h0ldE. ever moo pp0ple, gnd tHts
VIM fF0Wded Nv, Better delivered d
AfiFrilF md, naFi0t!e slNeel, which
MN Nm MN N MI pdlHWbHs Fi'
dHyi.
HlglHmRHs RHd thRf melton M Wax
hwstAnR G9HBW Will Efve n spleDdid
teR0Ft, n, ifHR I'M November ~ says
MI HRflhQFM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

ilgs, For yenrs ha was Ia the entilt
business and those who knew him
then know him 10 be a fearless man
who wins always wniehfnl Df The inter.
oAts hnd lives ~ Others, From lsDB
~ 800 be- waR IA member Df The NOR.
anDtile firm of Linton Clothing notn.
pnDy, Mr., linton never Inspired t0
Office before and did sO now only M
The earnest solicitation III his friends,
Az be hns shown himself u aaratul ninl
enpnDle man W perform the duties III
county commissioner, ~ DO would
show himself pepfaptly capable ~
maintaining law nDd order nv sheriff
should he be eleetod,
Tbs SDDnH Men
Df Yellowstone county, the rising
generation, have banD hDn0rad by t)lD
nomination as county ATTORNEY w DlD
At their number IN he tupaOl ~ Fred
u, HBihbDpn Mr. IjAtbhOrD ii truly
a product 0f the Treasure State having
Desn born Danr Townsend, Montana,
~ tB7D, but he grew tD manhood iD
Park county, where biz pnyents Sill
reside. tta received NV education iD
the schools W MODiADn, iie IN h grad.
nate Of The law department NJ tho
UniyersitysOf Michigan, NJ Ann ApDDp,
~ The class III 1894, Coming bADk Id
Montana BIZ Igeatea IN Livingston,
where he remained u year, ihpH nDDls
iDg W Billings mi entering Tho law
Office Of Hon q, ", Goddard, A ynav
later he opened I'D OifIeo by hlmplY,
Mr. HnthIOrn w ODn NJ thu InndiDE
attorneys 81 Billings nD1 III every wny
fnlly competent ~ snnound ~ lln DtJlnn
for which bn Inns bpeD DDMlDHinI
Btnee lOeAiitg hepp bn bHp nuJOynd h
lucrative Uvneitpn, bniDg @oDDDnplnI
with some ~ the most important nnpns
which have found tbnip WAY iniD
eOHpt, Tho voters VIII make 10 mis-,
taDe by eleetiDg bin 10 lho position ~
county attorney,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
MISS HLAKELEY IN BILLINGS,
Did Rp Away from HridgN Mt Was
Alone,

Miss bapvn BIAkOley, thW yOuDl
lndy mentioned ~ hnytnB dlsoppenred
from hey home IN Bridgev, W BtOUvinE
~. thn home ~ l0n W. Hubbard,
where she " working,
Miss HlRlGley fools very Indignant
over No pnpQrt that she ynn nwny Will
n b0pk nRADt DlU0d WnDGOh BbG
eayk she did nm nW0y from home, bpl
Ind n vens0n shW bnd boon working
NJ tha hotel IN Hidgor md her rattl0l
Yas tgLJns WYt ~ bev ,wpgen Thir
fhN did nol Nke lpd tOld him w, NJ
lhA enpln tjml aNyiDg tIAt ono ~ desc
Gays she would lnnyo without mixing
hts aoDpNpL Beipg IN yenvs ~ ngo
ms RHa md " perfect F)Hlu w dM
WhVeday shp decided W lnnyo md
lind thA furniture mnn ~ Midgev
drive hep NJ lehD MfpndipE W inke
lha. tTRin " billings, but th0 tnin
dyiypn W stlpein, whore she took tho
Dnin, ARRIVING IN HillipBs Thuvydny
nlRhL sha stopped nv tp gOttDHe
Inn lnteldlnR w tNAyO thp most morn
is wv RON0mm where sh0 hNB ~
flstW attending Reh0OL Vridny ey0ns
Inn ahe wnnt VI Vino doppt w Dleot Who
Hpidgep train oxuegting thlt some NJ
har folks would ltk0ly come down
While thepa rho WIS told Tint Mrs
Hubbard, desired NJ. eDgpEo " givl w
work Rnd nm Rotng thepn, wns engHgud,
Vham M company WIN Tony BtetnE
bremen. brother. ~ Myh Hubbard, Win
whom Miss RlnkAlNy WINS aeQHAtptad
ahe went M thN Q0EfHge Inn w Net h0v
ygllka kha lhen returned W Mrs,
HnbhAEd's md WNs tllnvp when IN
1Hipy WIS made fOp hOr M Vino pOttNEo
Inn by Policeman O0plN,
MiH HlRkeRX w u yoUng Indy NJ
WMletp fypo and vovY mlnlNgoDC
hast nighf hv father arrived from
HgidEW and Wted. w porsDNde hey M
accompany him home, but sIH de-
GlAV9s Rh0 VIII NOT m hNek
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
IN IiE THE MAN :
E--I-IH
A Young Man Arrested Here Who Answers
Description oil A Murderer,

Last Monday 0yeniDE Policeman tl
CDvlo mvosted " lnnD answering il,
deneripfiOn ~ Lloyd Scott u yOnnp
MN Wnltnd NJ Dth1w00d, y, ID, fUl
tl0 murder Df u wOInnll llAnv lInl
plnen about Zen dAys fpO, Anu mention
NJ which WIN made IN Vhe UDNella
noynpDl dnys ngn 1le, man WIN Nv
rested M " ynH And given lye days I'M
pyiaOnment, IN lle city jAtl, llila Yiys
Inv ihe n~nthOpities time lO eOmnUniS
Nafe with tIo sheriff NJ DondwOOd,
Tb0 description sont vi Scott lNllleH
very 1l0aoiy Win the man arvoslad
md from tH0 actions Of lhe llail Tho
polt0o Wo lend w belleye tIlat Iie IN
tIN one wanted,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

The owners DI lDtA fronting On iha
napi aiIe ~ North Twenty ninth street
III The city III Billings, apn hereby
npiijiAI llaI u sidewalk has bean by
lhn ely aDnnnll ordered bnilt along
iln east side ~ ADid street from Mon
talA avenue 10 Firth avenue north,
AMI MI portions ~ aald walk not bnilt
by lOt 0wnnps Inside Of I'D days from
tbp date heye0F viii be constructed by
Mn ely AnJ Iha cost thnpeOf tAKed VI
~ Tie AbnltlDR lots, Ivy Dp1ap Ill thn
eDnneih dated DetoDep y, 1900,
D. ID Hapf0pd,
WtHBblIl City Clerk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

No Goal Burners 10 DIV Used ID easosde
Tunnel,

Dn neeDnUp W lhp length NJ lln new
DnspaIe tunnel NJ lDn uppnl NDvlheul
ypp1 lbat " DpnplDH completion eDp
HjDns bnpnjuH oDAl VIII DDl bn nand NJ
hnDl lpuInB through lhn long bore, Aa
Che smoke From lllp DoDl NODenUlDva
WDDD1 bend lO pnndpp tho All BOD lDnb
lnslnnJ NJ DstDH engines DnuDlDA
eDnl llle custom IN llsN IN Tho biz mn
DoI NJ the Baltimore NJ Ohio WllpDnl
under lha Oily NJ UnltimDpp VIII bo
nJDplnl md engines propelled by
elaGlpieily VIII bp used, N III nADaDtn1
tbe tunnel VIII hp vpnJy fW Iep by
UDeombnv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
DtDbbnil ms Grave,

JoH,'o 1otS I|ss, \, IpYhe IisasI0b Y na " ;e'Iaw ny
" WA - Nd aNfnl eoDdlllon MY skin
.'aass,d h Ig,Sns,| a%,sn,lnS.Ills Y xs eEq 5ai 1D N
RIys,0 pa n,. n YahI.aS n n ha1 FIy .a, NJ re I NJ,
lpyal W. ny Hyeat Joy Vie FIRST bottle
P,Ille y nnpllp1 lmpp0ypMalh CON
n Nps' " s ssn'' n 1.s ''Y ' E"sw wt ssss 1 ,o"eb ss
p%naavInanIaslI, NJ nIIRppIaEA' dgnH p alava XIV
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Not tho Nigbt Man,

ThA young man recently AIveHlgd by
Oli0W IId, UOvle ~ Billings Oh sun-
ptGiOD ~ being Lloyd SCOTT 4 lJuadD
wood mnpn0v0E wis releaHud frDll
enstOdy sundny, slnoD In II nOt
lhO murderer M VIII te Haoh by n tele,
Igvnm uenoived Saturday by Sheriff
npn W, Hubbard from Sheriff. plnn'
k0tt NJ DondwOod MyiHHi nItIDtOs
graph v0notynd, WlliA ~ tlDt our man,
Won mad nOt hold him longer"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
EvKN MONEY N 0EEERER,
Montana Fifm WIN WagH Th0Hssaa ReI'
lSN MfklRlsv Carrier sfafe,

GmGM HeGf H1ghe GFsf aYeB mQpey
m I'M PQafea nm .MRlFi Rleg RaFIgWR Nm
RtRtf M NfhTRskM WRa RTefed nv RE'
H0geFNW dalNRF VI Rayd M nQaH. YER
teFday M. N hflhEFaM fFRM MlliRas,
h8Ht Ihe teleFfHM lE9eed M MlleHsi
Hlim g0H RlgGR tlAR4 M mere NM
MRiFfRley W0RT faEfg HflNNskAF
MHHff A Mgyylkn
hltW fflAeFaM WaH FRGeiyed nv M,
kRsa jRkf hffRgf RR4N NM hN MRlAdf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

w ths Hngaftpg bitch Near Park CIV
TWssdayt

The g0ppgest child M NV, and MN,
W. W, keRk, ,!tvtpR HaW RVk gity,
tbf RiH. nifeh R0WnapyiH WriRAttng
dlfehb Which passes at0pR HaaV thelF
hNmR, VlN Ghld Ind wandered aWRg
H0m nm h0Rka aad when Nm abAenAe
KAs dlAR9YaNed, n heRFGh WgaaIAd Vim
llttLR k0dK IN Inc dllNh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

lar epidemic, the city council IN l9utts
has passed \ resolution requiring com.
pulsDry vaccination, The rasGlutl0n
" To ha nAf0erea Dn October 40, Any
pers0n NOT mnpilMted hy Tint dntn
VIII be eubjnet 10 arrest " they emmett
pr0lnee a certificate showing that they
were y~aeelNaind Within two years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
kaAN NaMara,

WV RVldRHRa NAf VIII HogViet Apy
para9R nv persNus M MeatVDg dawn
nv MgRfs, tRagtRR RNtes npeD and lef'
tlRE. sfaek aNf NJ hi .dflyihE MY N my
tt0rk. UAM my M mr. NftdA mach
MeHaea. w R0pNeetedt
WffH Hs0rEa PiFFIA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Dutis AdOpts Drastic Measures 10 stamp
DDl EpldemlO,

Win FORTY naHea ~ HpDllpOs and
tbA, WohnGultaa W hpyllp morn,
which npppnps IN lln llHht W u WAla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
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1idntes for county Offices during tIa
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-02

Positively nothing but such extraordi-
nary value could create 50 much selling
People know that which Is genuine
from that which is buncombe-the best
proof is seen in the recognition of true
value--it is needless to say that the loud
est yells come from where the blows
strike hardest-such values as these have
played havoc with the inferior sorts
matters not under what form or caption
of preteXt the embellishments are aimed
TO convey cheapness-where value falls
short such differences are decidedly no
ttceable-Herc are values in Mems and
Young MEMS Suits that are an inter-
changeable commodity OF more real
worth than the retail price charged
They are the forceful blows of the maker
delivering goods to the wcarer on the
wholesale cash figurement basis that
need no further sustaining than true
merits--they proclaim their own worth
show conspicuously their superla tive
qualities-contain standard tailoring that
is known as the best-and wearing salts
faction that Is the best known-Plenty of
new patterns just received
3 ss ss G$f as sSS9Ss E s4ss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-02
$500

This is an age of reason-it takes
sound logic and practical demonstrations
to prove to the thinking mind that any
thing other than n plain business propo-
sition Is of any particular advantage
people that expect TO get something for
nothing are most generally disappointed
"a proposition of full value and one that
Is sustained as we'll as maintained in.
yariably brings the best results-'rhese
Suits for Men and Young Men from
Heavy Winter Woolens-suits that have
solid stock-siuff that wcars-coors that
bic for rentention OF shape-containing
such type of trimmings that will last
equal to the outer cloth--thcy arc the.
kind of suits that for years have made
the Burk Label famous for subtsantial
and reliable ,,d;6a standard of CH or
Men and Young Men,. ely ./c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-02

If this particular store weren't so par
ticular in just what ii announces ana il
II did not produce in every respect OK
actly what its printed announcements
assert 1t probably could as easily have
published $500 suits for $3.50, but it
neither sells $1,000 suits for $3.50 nor $500
suits for Sl500-it advertscs exactly what
1t has To sell and sells exactly what it
adVertises-The newspaper prints the an
nouncement-the signature governs re-
sponsibility-These suits for Men and
Young Men contain good big all-round
worth and value for the moderate cost
OF Five Ninety-tudging from the atti-
tude that the buyers take in this matter
1t Is claimed that they marvels OF
cheapness-heavy in weiEnt-ncat In de-
sisns-strong in weavings- colorings fade
lesS-htting faultless-Such suits as these
ordinarily command more pricc--but
when a bargain is quoted here there is n
bargain III fact-onc that is realm as
sortment of patterns and sizes admits of
n selection with good
5 ~ H;a i$ a a"f f Fss'fs $500