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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-08-16
FIND MANY TANKS.
Reported That There are Many Case
line Tanks Being Used Without
Consent OF the Council.
PEOPLES LIVES ENDANGERED.
Committee Will Investigate and Demand
That the Tanks BE Removed. Water
Being Used without Paving for it

Since the recent explosion of gas
l.o1ine tank caused the loss of one life
and the serious injury to several peo-
Isple the men in the city who are inter
Tested in the welfare of the city have
been searching about the city and
lsthese people state that there are many
gasoline tanks and acety1ene gas
plants being used in the city that the
city council have no knowledge of.
These plants are being used in all sorts
of industries and as far as can be
learned no permission for their erection
| has ever been asked from the city or
from anyone else. AS to whether or
not the plants are operated with the
consent of the Insurance companies no
one seems to know, but after the re-
cent explosion and the loss incurred it
/ is probable that the companies will
Hook into the risks that they are hand
Ting on some Kenosha buildings.
While there is no reason to state that
the companies will not pay the losses
occassioned by the recent explosion
there is reason forsthe city council to
ton of these dangerous tanks and find
out something in regard to their con-
struction and operation. This investi-
cation becomes all the more necessary
when it is learned that at least one of
1.-THE gasoline tanks was used to secure
water from the Kenosha Water COM
pany and no collections have ever been
made for the use of such water. When
the old tank was removed from the
basement of the Gonnermann building
it is reported that it had connected with
it small pump worked by water from
the city mains. How much water was
used in this manner it is impossible to
tell but it is probable that large am
3ount was used. That these tanks are
dangerous to the lives of the people of
the city there can be no doubt. While
the tank that caused the explosion was
reported to be absolutely harmless the
investigations made by the FIRE depart
ment after the tank had been removed
showed that every minute people were
in the building near the location of the
tank they were in deadly peril. After
the tank was removed it was taken to
Washington Island and closed up and
the result developed the fact that the
gasoline in the tank was able to gen.
crate gas to the pressure of four
pounds.
OF course alt the gasoline and gas tanks
referred to are on private grounds but if
they are endangering the safety of the
people of the city it is the duty of the
officers and the city council to look in
to the matter and make some restric-
tons on the use of so deadly a nuis-
ance.
The matter has been referred to the
proper parties and thorough investi-
cation will be made by both the Water
Commissioners and the Fire Depart
ment committee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-08-16
Lake Geneva.

Last excursion of the year to this
beautiful resort Saturday, Aug. 18.
Round trip only rs cents. Leave Ke-
nosha 8:55 a. M, arrive at Lake &C.
neva 1915 a. M, Williams Bay 1890
a. m. Returning, leave Williams Bay
$50 p. M, Lake Geneva 600 p. m.
Arrive in Kenosha 7:3O p. m. For
tickets and informa ton apply to
agents C. & N. w. R'y. all
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-13
ALFONSO KARR

no, ell condey ell doctor insistieron fuertemen.
te para que Sc quedase con ellos; temian vol
yer quedarse solos caer en- ell fastidio de
que les habia sacado Maurfcio, pues no era
su merito 10 que hubiera podido atribuir Sc
mejante acogida. Cualquiera otro que Sc hu-
biera presentado en- su lugar la habria tenido
igual.
No dire para retenerte-dio Fricherwald
que tamto mds loco es anO, euanto mds sc rie;
porque en- primer lugar, no Sc trata aquf del
mas del menos, supuesto que no nos reimos
NADIA absolutamente, y en- segundo lugar, por-
uueNinguno de nosotros tene la evidcncia de
estar loco, 81 tn 10 estas; tu locura no tiene
NADIA de jovial nj de diyertida.
-Entonces no te queda mas que un solo az
gumento-dijo Mauricio;-y me sorprends
que no le hayas empleado todavia.
-sCualf
-Numero Deus impare saadet.
-Efectivamente es inrresistible.
Mauricio Sc acost6 sobre la hierba.
Not6se cierto estrecimiento en- ell follaje.
Leyen Fricherwald Sc volvieron bruscamen-'
to.
No es ella-afadi6 Ell conde.
--Es ell viento-adi6 Fricherwald.
-JEspera usted alguienf-pregunt6 Mau.
ficio, y Sc leyant6.
-Espero mi querida, dijo 81 conde;-ns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-13

ELENA 8 UNA HoRA bEspuEs 1865
~-Que su hermana no Sc casara.
~~sPor queF
20 81 Sc casa no Sc atrevera ponerse en-
sus cabellos una corona blanca.
MauriciO hizo un movimiento de asombro, Y
Marta continue diciendo:
-Puedo decirselo q usted porque su yer.
ghenza la nuestra son demasiado p1blicas.
Sc ha vendido, senior; Sc ha prostituido; pero
aseguro usted que aunque venga q pedirme
perd6n no Sc 81 conseguira VERNE.
-iPobre muchacha!-dijo Mauricio.
Marta Sc sorprendi6 tanto al yer Mauricio
compadecerse de su hja en- vez de compade-
cerse de ella, que tom6 su repuesta por una
distraction,
-Pobre mujer, guerra usted decir, porque
soy legitimamente viuda. lOh! ST, soy muy
desgraciada con tener semejante hija, iquS
perra!
Mauricio dej6 una moneda sobre la mesa, y
Sc inferno en- el bosque meditando sobre 10
que acababa de or.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-13
Diga|e'
)eI 6diico!|

Pregunte I'd. al medi- !
co, * Cual es el gran re- :
'medio para la tisis1" y,
le contestara, Eel Aceite !
de H(gado de Bacalao. -
De cada diez facultativos, ,
nueve diran 10 mismo. /
Y, sin embargo, cuando /
las perSonaS estan tfSicas,
repugnan todo alimento ]
con grasa, no obstante ;
ser la grasa necesaria l.
para su restablecimiento, /.
y rechazan 8 no pueden J
tomar ell aceite de hfgado l.
de baCalao simple. El
aoeite simple desarregla
el est6mago y quita ell
apetito. El desagradable
olor y sabor a pescado 10
hace casi insoportable.
1Que hacer +
A esta pregunta Sc le
6i6 cnntaCtaci6n cl1nD1i-
da cuando por primera
VeZ hiCimOS la !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-13
Llegada & Pto. Rico.
IALIDA DE NEW YORK.

lvapor"M II
paapa tosd obre
cudera
purtos Ia I San Juan od los DOmngos las
de la tarde
TELEFONO No. eiL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-13
Emulsion.
de Scott

de Aceite de Hfgado de''1
Bacalao con Hipofosfitos. :
Aunque de esoxhace va }
cerca de veinticinco a1os,
ese eS todavfa el Gnicoi
remedio por excelencia
para todas las afeccionesI
de la garganta y los pull
mones.
Ell NAL olor y sabor Sc h..
eliminado, Ell mismo aeeits
ha digerido en- parte, y has
los estomagos mas delicados,N
con muy raras excepcioness (
aceptan facilmente. Do diez
personals, 20 hay una que pue.f
da tomar v digerir 81 acsjte,
simple. De las mismas diese,
nueve pueden tomaf la EMIL
SION DE see Ty y digerirla.';;
Por ESQ cura Sasos q;
pientee de tis, ~
sCo1,5 :. BOVINE. ouimlcos s'1Hx al
= Ds vsltA :, las Botea f.,
.IIlliIIIIIIIlIIIlinIlIGI,lllI MIllDnIIliiIIi. -
Mfrese con sospecha todo frasco kaa
:arezca del envoltorio sobre el cual W
pegada la etiqueta del psscador lev do
lnhrA 7os hnmhrf nn rrAn na~ ~alaa.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
French Y FOODS MassaGrsd,

Rome, Oet N--TIte TvibWm pub,
IisIWs correspondence to-day from
Asm0rH, mnfIlwesf NJ MHssOwgh, No.
sovtbing the masAaelp M M expndiU0p
w LAW AsaL Tho expGditim " mid
W have boen GOmposed ~ British bpf
" N moro likeW tbGt tIn monitors
wep FWneh, nv LDke Nv MtVapd IN
thN p0ssGssl0lW coded w FrDDee Ivy
EInperW MAneIek NJ Abyssinin "
Aeeds that the column numbering VOC
went W LNlm Asal W ObfniD Tho iGs
np salt 0xp0rtGd The Dafives HpIied
that flNy Ind NJ money, bHt wonId giye
eaffIn Va This the chief M tle expe,
diti0n aHraed, Wh0Wupon n INrge
nnnbW NJ natives entered the Gapp NJ
tbN GxpeditiOD on yavi0nH UrGtexts md
maaanGrod the dtsWmed memberY dur
linz theW buv0H0G, A NGGOnd esp0djs
tiOn Was seDt w gsAist NV Nyenge the
nrsL bHt " " beliAyad fiat " HlAO met
with n similar Nfh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
OPPOSED TO POLICY OF OTHER
POWERS.
CHINESE ARE WAITING
TO Take Advantage Of Winter and
Massacre Foreignsrs-Ths
War Not Over.

VT. Petersburg, Oct. jB--The Rms
sian government permits II 10 boeom,
known that its attitude In ChinM will
ono OF increasing Independence u
0 concert Ut tho powers Russia,
~ oxplnined, ~ disposed 10 attach
loss value 10 the joint notion since hen
interests have been fully secured by
the successful mmpnign IN Manehnri0.
Moreover, Russia Nv not willing 10
follow The iwnoODeilnble policy "
some Of the powers"
" Nv tho exp@etatiOlL the pnbliea.
fi0n ndds, that the Chinese govern
ment Nv ab0nt 10 ntilize NIL NJ wv no.
serve Of diplomacy 10 keep tho powers
Oeenpiod with vain negotiations and
dispNtching of notes IN order ~ gain
time until winter, counting on tho
rigor ~ tho climate W prevent MILL
tDry operations and allow China 10
gather her res0nrGes for the spring
campaign
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
scHARNrKow rs KNOCKED OFF
THE TICKET.
SUPREME COURT RULINGS
Compulsory Vaccination Order To Be
Enforced VIII Fight Con-
tagious Diseases.

BDasiSl 10 The Daily Dasette,
Helena, Oct I8-~If Edward BebapDi.
kOw runs tor Judge Of the Third Jn,
dieial district, composed ~ Deer
Lodge and Granite counties Ls Will
not have his name printed on the OH.
eial ballot IN the democratic column,
~ the supreme eODrf today dismissed
the proceedings when Le Instituted 10
compel the seGretaiy ~ state w eeyfi.
fy nv, nDd not Yelling NaptDD's,
name ~ democratic candidate Tor TINT
district,
The eODpt briefly announced its con,
illusions and viii bnDd down u written
decision tomorrow, Tho GDDyt MISC
dissolved the writ ~ prohibition
sought by j. NJ KeDDody md other
candidates on one ~ the deM0eyaite
comfy tickets NJ Deer Lodge No prs,
vent County CIark Martin from print,
Ing my other ticket on the Official
ballot IN the democratic column "
~ not pess 0n tho writ NJ mandate IN
fIDlt GgsO,
The court wns Dskol today W In
tepprot tho T%egistyatiOD Inv W bay0
beftled ne question whether resi-
dents, ~ small precincts, who regis,
fer0d TWO years AHO, would baW 10
register again This year
~ H. CIaybevB applied Tor n writ NJ
maDdDmps ~ compel tho registry
agent James w. WyDe, ~ TOwDseDd,
W rOgiyfor Tho DRJDo NJ JOsopb
Iebren VIM mgtsteEed Two yengs ngO,
A writ wAs issued mtuUnbh fODpOy.
row whom Tho arguments ~ counsel
VIII Inv beWd,
Tho attorney general tOdHy decided
w respOnso w M inquiry from Enffe
That Mo compulsory vaccination
ordered there eaD be epf0yeed, Dp,
Longevity, M GvNat Falls, md H. ~
Stanford ~ the s9lDO pl2ee, mJlGd on
Mayor Edwards, city honJh Officers,
and others fOd0y, IN the interest "
o corporation among the cities NJ the
STATE IN fighting fln sWaIlpOx md
Other contagious diseases, GOnsidem,
bio encouragement WIN received, md
The pest Legislature VIII bpv WltfiopNd
~ enact u Inv permitting tho MrRnni,
Altim ~ y sfHt6 hoord ~ beHIflL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

was sent out Wednesday last, rode In
today 0D u bicycle mud gave the police
n lively chase before they captured
him ead sest him out on the train.
He said he wonld return every day ~
he had bsan ordered 10 do so.
Deacon Homer Kessler, OK Chicago,
Dowis's advertising manager, came
into town today and went into the
eonrt house 10 find his lawyers. The
police took him 10 tho railway depot
and there he was rescued BIZ three
deputy sherifYs with u writ Of habeas
corpus. Tho deputies started for fhe
jail with ths elder and u crowd fol.
lowed, throwing sticks and stones.
KsssIer and Deputy bt0ne were struck
and severely injured. They reached
the jail and Kessler was locked up and
several deputies placed on guard, A
crowd " collecting around the jnil
and other crowds are securing tho city
for thu hidden eidors, equipped with
fap and feathers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

London OGt, lN--HOnE Kong dis
mtGh0s tell NJ th0 continual nprnnd ~
Tho southern mhOllioh "A Hong Kong
correspondent Of tho Daily Exlr6ss
sOnds Il rnpnvt Tint tho British torpedo
boat destroyer Hnnly shnlled 1000
rebels who were advancing M Hnn
Ohm, KILLING forty md wounding n
hundred, This " not confirmed from
any othnr mint,
Eyidnnm NJ Prince Tuan's nnntin-
pnnGn IN n0W0r Causes Anxioty, A.
Gorling ~ y Shanghai GorToapondont
M Tho Morning Posi- hnn WOdnGnd \
serious depression IN lrndn. thpre,
Two Chinese hauks hNyN fNiled thnrG,
twn 0tllDrs nW OxpnGted w CLOSE mud
" vep0ytpd TINT N RuAs0.O hlneso hank
W in dtnlnultios, owing N, tho removal
q Ihp ol6,neHe court W NO province
shpnghN tNlegVNms Wpovt thgt local
mNndNvins hnye mMiy0d n diapHlGh
from Prinm VHNn, Announcing thAt
fhe court N now IN sNfh keGuinE Nnl
pxh0rting thom N have patiNnNo Nnt
fhn winter dpilmAfns tho Nlllns, aI1
m kfep thn peasants in constant WnVk
and nGynFythipH I'm Fnadineas fm mo
nARsaGFe M MI Foreigners When fhe
WNIMF time AFFiyest ~"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
Empress Vfsdsrlek Married,

BERLIN OeL lN--Thn report fINf
NmpVpss Vrnderiek WIS married lnHl
August w Enron hnnkOndOfK, WhD
WINS H0fDeisfer W thN EmIMvW Fnd-
viak, although Widelv eireHlaNd MI
thn tinn, WIS suppressed during fIla
crisis M hNr disNnsG Now, hOWAyGr,
" " AGAIN being circulated, together
with fvash details, Including n. report
lhnt fhn m1rviaHN occurred IN EnRs
land, " N FAtd tho diAHsG NJ tle
dnWnRnr nmpross IN mllGGF M fhH kids
nayM According w fhn lRtNat reports
sim IN heftW but n fhfal result N HeDs
orally GxpGGtad,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

world was there a collection OF as
fii,e cattle gotten t0Retheie OF these
two breeds.
The estimated value of the Here.
fords and ShorthorDs TO be- exhibited
and sold, ~ B7b0, 900. The rivalry
between the sborthorn and Hereford
breeders Nv intense, but friendly.
Bulls of both breeds under NIX
mouths OF age, were exhibited and
Judged today. The entries number
1871 HerefOrds aud IA sh0rth0rns.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
MONTANA MAN DYING
MYSTERY SURROUNDING UNKNOWN
YOUNG MAN,


Minneapolis, Ogt, T~-ThapG now
Hos IN tho Swedish hospital yOnna
man whose hours nvp numbered,
whose identity Nv known only W Inv
~ tlle npst php0rs can mako " known
and who for days hay boon yninly
trying w spoGk, write ~ IN Some way
mako hinAoR understood by those
around him
Ijnt little In known about fho Nv.
INK man except tbnt nv took out his
first mp0rs IN Lewis and Gl0fAh conn
ty, MONTANA, Mnreh 81, 1900 giving
tho nnnN ~ Edward J0lns0nl that
he cnmO ~ Minneapolis curly tbis
month and TINT hO VIII proximity do
some time tonight
On tho morning ~ October y no MP
povnd NJ Vino North blar Clothing
GOInpnny's store On Washington Dy0,
npo SOUTH and made u TOW purchases,
IIo complained 10 Manager AlboW NJ
feeling III, md wanted w know whore
ho eonId No " ho werp sick, Io aGid
he hnd inst G0nN In from MONTANA,
WINS stopping NJ n lodging house, md
thought " ho wnr going W be ~ ho
Ind better Oni some other plaGG IN
10 AlbeaF did nat think ihG stranger
looked worry III, bNt took him IN th0
Office ~ Dr. Edward BIoomgraV md
thom lott him There were WyernI
pntionts Whiting tor combinations, and
when JOins0n'a tnTn Hail0 Dr HIO0m,
lgrOL found M almost unconscious
man on his hands Tho mfient g0t
nv fW nv hiH name, which h gave,
Tho doot0r thinks, w Julius Edward
J0linsOn, Nnn tlen lost ~GonsGiOusneas
entirely,
Tho sek man was renewed IN tho
Swedish hospital whore u at0r9h III
hiA clothing brought forth no Informs.
tiOn nxGopt TINT CONTAINED IN hiA nvnt
INpers, which were found on him, In.
dlcnting whore his hams IN, nv who
his pe0plN arn, HO was fairly well
dressed, young, M good APPROPRIATENESS
and lind sldO IN bills and coin on his
lMrs0ll,
Hinno heing NJ thp hospital hN cor
llns gradually grown worse bp-
mHsm M complications High favnr
W bo tllN first muAe NJ his w
losA, thOn hin hr0in VIM affected In
such manner IN W dopviye him ~ tIle
rowT NJ spoeeIL ability IN write 0r w
p0ntv0l hin munelos IN 0ny way, Win0
md again nv hG PARTIALLY Mgained
n0nHei0pAness he mndo dHhp0rate hnt
lDayailing 1iYprN IN communicate
With tho nurses Nv n~ftGndADtA W wi
bnIlNyod FIAT I0 must IlAyn brought
s0lnD mEEAHe nv Wtl,erA WIN nm
Wh0n Ia Gnino M minneapolis md n
seapnh ~ tha Washington avenue l0dE-
Inv h0nAA IN INV hGing made IN tlH
nom M AHdtng HmnnlNing WhiGh VIII
IN further idGutinMn0M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
Important viiipiDo Capture.

Manila, Oct. T---Undsr cover Ut u
stormy night Colonel Elliott NJ tho
Fourth infantry rushed the rebels
qnDrters ilear OrO1eta, island Ut Min
dnnaO, md captured without lighting
General Alynrez, stAfT md twenty,fye
soldiers. The capture ~ important
md Will tend 10 paeify the position
Alvarez hnd been for II long time pro-
yOkiDg hOstiDifies IN MiDdnn21 IL
WINS he who efected the disastrous
nttnek on OrDqrieta some time nKD.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
ARilpH IN Elsaln,s
SINH M M0Ut0lUa,

RiHte NJ MnnfnlM
GNHpfy M Yell0wshMA wv
hntiGe IN hereby given tLHt ihG lima
fW lhM WgisVatidm M The names N
thA qualified Alaet0fs M South HllI'
luRs prAHinet IN RREisHH0m nislsiat
M NJ Wty M TIM HaDfTal RtaRfim M
IN lNld IN fhN Nh dAy M November,
A. nv 1000, fW fhA county NJ FHl0wv
stoDa,, M0ntmpM WIN esplgn NJ Y
0'Gl0ek y Nh IN. fhW eM INV M
WI NJ In md Precinct NJ fhe
FlKn Hell N0M u AtfIAak NJ nm Mnfil
v 0tNlANk N Wt IN mo MllAwlnR dngs,
m Viii nAt0haf lblh M lff0hW Wlh,
h1fh dnga iMlnsivA sundays esNaRf
Adt
WifhaH nv LWHd lbh gafh day M
HaPtfhlhhE A. w lhNh
A. W. UagL
leElsfrg AReDh HeslstWiim hiAtflef
M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

State Df Montana, ..
~ YnIlnMatnnn. Sp'

State of Montana, T..
County Of Yellowstone. ~
Notice ~ horsby given that the time
tor the registration of the names III
the qnnlihed electors NJ Laurel Pro.
ejDct, IN Registration District No, b,
prior 70 tho geDornl election tD be hold
on thu oh day ~ November A, d.
1900, Will expire NJ y O'Clock d. ~, On
Tho 9Th day Ut Oe0tber, A, ID, 1900,
will va IN mlid prnninot M the
store ~ Camp Mercantile company,
from y O'Clock D. IA until y O'Clock D.,
~ on Tho following days, lDswitI
October 18th 10 October 27th, 1900,
both days inclusive, sundays ON.
eoptnd,
Witness my bnpd this 2Bth dry vi
bepfembeR, A, u, 1900,
y, II, HOhmlnIl,
Registry Agent, Registration District
No, b,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19

State Of Montana.

State of Montana, ~.
County Of Yellowstone. w.
Notice liz hereby given that the time
for the registration OF the names ot
the qualified electors OF Canyon Greek
Precinct, Ia Registration District No.
4, prior To the general election 10 be
held on tho 9th dny of November, A,
ID. 1900, for the county 0f Yellow.
stone, Montana, will expire at .
O'Clock D. IA, on the s7th dry III
October, A. ID, 1900.
/ Will sit Ia said precinct al the
house Of John summers, from .
0'elock ., IA, until y O'Clock D. M. on
the following days, t0.witb October
18th 10 October 27th, 1900, both days
inclusive, Sundays excepted.
Wttness my hand this sBth day Of
september, A. ID. 1900.
John summers,
Registry Agent, Registration District
No. 4,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
knll0e ID EtaatnEA,


HVfNN ~ WfV1fVHHD az
DOnpty ~ YellOwst0np,
Notice NJ bopoby given fhDt tbo
Time fOr fhe pgtstgpti0W NJ tho nnDpos
NJ lIp guDlided electors M function
VrfeiDct Nv HeHistntinu District No,
h PRIOR w the g0DerRl olAetim IN bo
held ~ llg 0tll day ~ November A,
w., 1900, fm tW comfy NJ Yellowg
stone, Monfaua, WI expire NJ =
0'eloek D. HI ~ the Wh day NJ
VIII w IN Mid Precinct NJ fbe
Residence NJ UovLWrf N Williams from
v O'el1ek ~, %, mil y O'etOpk D. my
IN tD following dDyh W,witi
October MN w DofDhW a7th 100,
both days inclusive, Hppdays eseepted,
WitpNW my LmDd fIis aBth dGy NJ
bepleWbeE A, ", 1900
Herbept " Williams,
Jgegl1tyy. AGENT lNsisfmiim DIE
tpigL Mo, f.
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Notice IN nlseters.
Ntata ar Mantana.

State OF Montana,
County Of Yellowstone. ~
Notice IL hereby given that the tisae
for the registration of the names 0f
the qualified electors 0f Ronndnp and
Fairyiews Precincts, Ia Registration
District No. 10, prior 30 tho general
election 10 be held On tho OH dry N
November, A. D., 1900, for tho county
OF yellowstone, Montana, will expire
nj y O'Clock y. M, on tho aTth days ok
October, A. D., 1900.
! will VII In Roundup Precinct "
the Erwin ranch on tho ID, 10, i7, 10,
", yO, w and w days OF October, A.
d.. 1900, from . o'el0ek q. m, until
o'clock p. M, 0f said days,
Will ~ In Fairyiew Precinct %
tho FAlrvlew ranch on the a&th and
sbth day Of October, A, D., 1900, from
o'clock n, M, until y o'clock D, M,
Ut said days,
Witness my hand ibis sDrd day Of
september, A, d., 1900,
Sidney II, Erwin,
Registration Agent, Registration Dis.
tlret No, 10,
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SOijpe w Els0iDys,
BtAtD NJ MODtAllll,

btltD ~ Mullilulny
DoMnty NJ Yp|IOWstOlm ~
Notice ~ bappby given tlWt tlw Tina
rnv thA MgipfDtim ~ tIO names III
tlp gnglt1pd pleGtops NJ ThDnlpt wv
0ineL IN UegtshWtiND District Mo- W.
PRIOR W lhp Eeppvgl aloetton w bn hnlV
on wv. Nh dry NJ H0ypmbpD A, u,
1900, NV thn nOnDty ~ yellowstone,
MDnfanM VIII expire NJ y D'plOpk N
M ,oN lha a1th day or OpfohOE A. u,
HOO
VIII wv IN spid precinct NJ ilW 81,
w. WlOnD0H rnneh fvOm u 0'olDpk ~ IN,
mil y O'GlOek d M IN the MllOwtug
days t0,WiU DgtObW mn tn llelObNr
Erin ,bDlh days Inclusive, bundpyp es'
pepind
~, W. WhnpnH
NeEistry Agent, Registmiim District
Nh, "
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But Courts Whereabouts Still Unknown
TO tho AIIieB,

Berlin, Oct, l0--1hO Vrnnkforl0I
Noitnng prints u telegram from shnng-
hi today which snys lint Emperor
Kwnng Nv hns 'mriyoa ~ Sim w,
Tho foreign office has no 0fioiDl In
formation NJ tho whereabouts NJ tho
Chinese eonrt A high Official 0f Tho
foreign Office discussing tho general
sltpntiMn this afternoon Midi
NThow " absolutely nothing Now IN
tho DIPLOMATS situntion, We hnyo rO'
pniyod no inormntion nv ~ the alleged
dilnonlti0s encountered by Count Won
Waldcrsn IN getting MI ~ tho allies w
recognize lis authority but " Hos IN
tho worry nature ~ tho mM TINT 10
W0nld moot with sOinp W0nblN IN
bringing thom WI nndor ono bond.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-19
sOttne ~ Elppl1rs,
btDte NJ MODtRpn,

sfpte of MoDtMpn
County NJ YolI0wyt0pm, ;"
Notice Nv hovgby given tllAt tllD linn
fNp the registration pf tln Dnlnop ~
tln gDaIiDed electors ~ DoInmbp,
proetDet, IN BegispDtiop District No,
7, prior w tbe gNponl olpottOD w bl
bod % tbo 0tbv dny ~ Noypmbor, A,
y, 1900, VIII expire NJ y 0elOok D ~,
~ tbN a7th dny ~ OetObor A. y,
1900,
VIII w w sDid precinct NJ thn
st0p0 ~ J. Allen TDW Y O'plDOk ~
~ uDtil y O'elOek D. M On thp FOLLOW
iDR days, tDWtD October lbtb w
October 27tbL 1900, both dpys inclusive,
Sundays Nsooptpd
Witness my lDDd thtH ash dRy ~
sopNmboD A. y, moo
H. i AlDnm
ttnHisty ABpnt HestshatiW DIgptot
No, "
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hNLlNN N ELeNlOw,
BlNtN NJ MON1Nnlt ~
luniU ~ kutInANalnna wv

blnM NJ M0nlnnh
County NJ YOIlOWslOnn wv
Notice N heveby given fhRt thO ttmA
kOy the mgIsVlft0n M tM names M
Tho gngIt1ed aleetOW NJ North Hlll.
tngs Precinct w NegtsfrpttNp District
No VI prior w tDW K0nepl NlAeliOn NJ
Nv held nv tle Nm Any NJ November,
A, ~, 1900, fW fIA county NJ Yellow.
At0gn Mopt0nh VIII aspire NJ \
O,GlOGk N M M iM nm daK M
ONtDbey A ~, 1900,
VIII VII IN mid precinct NJ No II
North Twenty, eighth street, nv the
Office ~ HpaW " WbiM from y
O'elnek NJ mn. Mntil v 0,el0ek N M,
lhe following days, tn'WtN October
mn W iNfohHr g7fh 1900, both dNys
inGlnsivn hnndNys nkGnpfNd
Witness my IGnd thls gRfh dNg NJ
seplGmbaH A., W., 1900
Henry WhiiG.
NeEislyy AGENT Rasistmflm Dts'piet
Nh, n,