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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20
Nance.
Nance.
Another voter at Frank DonOvan's

Another voter at Feank Donovan'e.
Mrs Garrett and children are at
home again.
Mr. and Mrs Buster are visiting
with Mr. Grifin's family.
Any high school pupil knows what
two weeks absence means.
Sales are becoming too numerous
Prices have favored buyers at the
last two.
All sre glad to have Mr. and Mrs
Gooder with us again, as the latter
was very eick while away.
Sunday evening closed the taber-
nacle meeting with nine conversions,
tweuty-one reclsmations, two ssncti-
fcations and six accessions to the
church. Mr. Grlgsby Invested the
word sanctifcation of its surround
ing mostery, showing that it meant
Glowing the Lord with all the heart
and serving him with all the powers"
To our knowledge there are other
sanctified members who have not
openly sought the blessing under
that name. The work of Mr. Grlbsby
and Mr. Tinkham will long be remem-
bered and Miss Bremner, orgsnist,
was not unappreciated
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20
Prevented A Tragedy.

Timely information given Mrs Geo
Long. of New Straitsvills, o., saved
two lives. A frightful cough had
long kept her awake every night.
She had tried many remedies and
doctors but steadily grew worse until
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. One bottle wholly cured her;
aud she writes, this marvellous medi-
cine also cured MIR Long of severe
attack of pneumonia. Such cures are
positive proof of its power to cure ali
throat, chest and lung troubles. Only
SOC and SI.0O. Guaranteed. Trial bot
ties free at james & Cos drug store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20
Dayton.
A wet rain.

A wet rain.
Thomas Shelton is building a new
house.
We understand that F A Dixson
has bought Jas Hodge out.
The rule and rod are being admin
lstered to the pupils of Hopper dis
trict by Jessie Mousley.
When we went to our mellon patch
the other morning We thought that
all the sneak thiefs had not left this
neIghborhood yet
We understand that the republl-
cans of Dayton held their caucus
Saturday They nominated Jimmy
Costello for trustee. He is good
boy and makes good trustee, bat we
have q notion that We will elect q
popullst trustee.
CONSISTENCY"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20

to a judgment. The receiver made
an srction OF the assets OF the bank
to rlose it up and Burton's agent
bought Burton's note of nearly So, 600
for little over $500. Does any sane.
honest man say that Burton hes hon-
estlY paid that debt? Certainly not.
The editor Of the Scandal Journal or
any other editor is in mighty poor
business when he presumes on the
Ignorance OF the people OF Republic
county SO much as to attempt to
make them believe that he does not
overt
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20
Woodruff.

W Fl Joyce started his molasses
sastoFy this week.
John Wing has moved into the
house recently vacated by T B John
son.
Evangelical quarterly meeting will
be held next Sunday by Rev. Ash of
Lincoln.
A Bryan club has been organized
which meets every Saturday evening
at the school house.
The families of L Orushs, @. Riley
and Bert Averlll left Monday for Ok
lehoms where they expect to make
their future home.
Last Thursday nearly all of our
people took day off and attended
the Alma street fair. The fair was q
grand success and credit to the en-
terprislng people of Alma who gen.
orally do things about right. Part of
the music was furnished by band
from our own Sunfower state namely
the Phlllipsburg Cornet Band, and
was greatly appreciated.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-09-20
stands WIthout a RIval.

Mr.. Jno. n. Wilkie, Of SO Adams
Ave. West, Detroit, Michigan, writes:
81 have been troubled with severe
headache for years and have taken 3
great many different remedies, but
have never found anything to give
me- as speedy and permenant q cure
as Krause's Headache Oepsules. In
my opinion they stand without rival
they have cured me every time" Sold
by J. L. Mccormick s. Go.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
Perhaps an Endoayor to RecIp-
rocato Attentions Shown
TO His Son,
SENT WORD TO KRUGER
Reported MI. Fischer Advised
Him to Get Lord Roberts
Best Terms,
Tho Commissioner Says That
There Is No Basis for tho
statement.

WAsuEDToN, Mny w. - Secretary
Hny entertained NJ luncheon the Boop
delngatns now IN Washington, Tbs Ut.
fair WINS u pupoly personal compliment
extended by tho secretary md Ind not
oyoD u social Significance, Ills son,
Adolbort lIny, tho present United biatos
consul NJ Proiorln, bas boon trontod
with Tho gpontest courtesy md oonsid'
epDlion by Tho Doors, not only officially
but personally, md perhaps " WAS u ~.
mombppDoo 81 this tnet TINT induced
tho Aoernlnvy ~ pn1onyor w peelpp0ento
IN This why, Tho ppply WINS small, con,
ajstjDB of The seerOlnpy md bis Wife,
Tho assistant secretary Oi stato md Wife
and "a few iDfimntp fioDds,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

ktsae VI NipHs.sia 10 Allow No Land Ia
BE I0st,


stsis VI s6lpns..is 10 Allow No Land 10
BE j40st.
BT, PAUL, May W,-Siato Auditor
Dunn Inns received notice ~ contest
from the United States lind office Mt
Duluth for 30 tracts VI swamp land
owned by the state, Another batch VI
contests was received from Receiver
gulBln several days ngo, mnhtDg IN Nil
about DO onsos tlut tho state Nv inter
sstoj la,
Minnesota as u territory and lator IN
o state received lnpge swnmp lind
grants from tho government Tho state
WINS authorized 10 make seloetiODs 81
such swaIDp lands, which " did, For
yenrs bnek contests have boon tlod
against tho Binta's claim on the ground
that The land Was not swamp Hereto
foro tho attorney generals department
Inns made but little effort 10 fight the
claim, Nj N WAS merely d matter Of
proof and the contestant wns usually
sblp ~ prove TINT tho lind wns good
timber land and eligible for entry ~
public lnDds,
The state was, under another law,
given the privilege 0f Selecting hnds
elsewhere IN lian 0f Tracts lost IN This
why, Public lands nvo beeoWing more
searoe md Attorney General Douglas,
aftep u consultation with state Auditor
Dunn, has decided to light MI tho oasos
now bonding Ia tho Duluth land Office,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
MEAT BILL PASSES


The New JayWap Inv WI ~ Practically
ppDbjbjiDyb
BDRLls, May ~ Tho petohstDg, yoi'
Ing by roll epl, hps adopted tho mont
bill by JOB ~ j2B votes
Az " bpb ppBspd the niohSlDg, IN nd
ditlOD W prohibiting tbe importation ot
canned ~ epDsDgn WaAt, ihn biI pro
yj1ns Ibat until Doc, ~, 1903, tbo I'M
p@ovlDlj0D ~ fresh mont bbnU only bo NJ
lowed ~ tbe whole ~ IN eeptAiD onsos
IN bplr oopoabsos, and Il0t lbo lmporta'
lion " ppppnpel mont shall only DO pop'
mjttn1 when " ~ proved ~ Do jpHoop'
ODDS, which " regarded ~ bong impos'
hblD ~ proof IN tho onso ~ ooDbigD'
mont ~ splt montg under four kilograms
IN wnjghb Vbe BID also provides tbnt
nftoy lDDB, tho importation ~ moats
HbDll pitboy Do ppsnlntod by Fresh loRis'
lDtiDD ~ tbe above mentioned Royl'
stOUB mWDjU IN force,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
ADVISED TO suRRENDE r,
President NpuHsP Nn0olyes u NDmmpDieD"
lion From UpJrgutp Fischer,

President NpUEeF Nnnniyes u NpWmnDjen'
lion From Dolrgatr Fischer
CAPE Town, May Wl,=n ~ reported
bovo Tint President KrngW Inns resolved
u communication from Abrnbnm
Fischer, ono of lho Boor do)ogatos now
IN lhn United slntos, advising HIN ~
surrender on tho bnst topOs Dbtninnblo
from Lord Roberts, II ~ nlbo mpdop'
STOOD tint whom Lord Roberts pr0Bsas
Tho Wal piypp DO VIII issno u proolnmn'
zion announcing lhnl " lho bnrghors
potppD ~ fholp firms thoir property md
stock VIII bo respected,
WAsuNproN, May sl,"-Mr Wsohor,
tho spokesman of tho Hoor delegation,
plondod u pvossnpo " business when
requested Tor M interview regarding
bio COpo Town dispatch reporting lhnl
President kpuRw hnd boon advised by
him lo surrender on tho bost forms OBJ
lnIppblo From lora Roberts, llo Sent
down word, however, Ilnt Tho slnle.
mpnl wns M old 0no, hnylng appeared
some lnys ago nnd thnt there WIS 10
hnHls tor ",
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
Causes Debate tn Which Con-
siderable Political sanoor
IS Aroused,
Opposition Wants tho Meas
ure 10 Apply Specifically
TO Cuba,
Financial Affairs IN tho Island
Receive Attention IN tho
Senate,

WAsWHgJOs, May W,~gIbe hoDso
passed without division The estphditioD
bill Trimmed by the judiciary eOWWtttee,
but only nfter u debate IN which con-
siderable poIjtienl uADeor WIS hrolse1
There wns 10 division " boDtjWoDt ~
10 the duty ~ congress W ppss u bjD ~
permit The 0Ktrnditiop ~ Nicely, but Tho
Democrats 0Djoet1d 10 lhD lnuRDnRD ~
the bill, which covered pnDy foreign
country ~ territory ~ papt thereof DD'
gDpiod by tho United Stntnb," me
Democrats wnDLp1 tbp Dill W apply
specifically to CDbL egDtnDdiDg tbnt
the bpOndDr lDDgunRo assumed lbp pos
sibililios vi fuyillop neJDtsitlDDB by he
UDifod Stgi0s NJ ebDgAelW sjjDtlW w
TINT NJ DuDn A NDtjNU W y0eDlOs
NIT tbD bDl with instructions w
change The )WpAungo WIN lofnnln1
by u strict pppty vote, The house Misc
adopted The poBolDtjOD ~ allow BIO
COWnittDo 81 ways nDd mems lD w
during tlD vnenBB ~ DODHpDsB Tor Tho
purpose " fnmjUB n biU fW tho po1De'
non ~ tlle war pny0DDo, md No tNBO'
lDti0p fOr M adjournment slDo 40 JDDD
o. The DemoomlH tDHBto1 tbDl eoD'
gross should udUoo tbn VIM tnkOs nt tbD
woBoDt, but Nv tnyDo, lhe majority
londnT sHld tlN WonBDly DRDpos showed
ibDt the rounding ~ tbn bonds now
gong IN would practically wipe OH tbo
surplus fUv IBIS tsnnI yonp, W. CON
tended lbHt n would bn uVNpfo lDpeduep
tha tDypB NJ bhiB lime, W. HlpbnrdsoDv
minority lnndny, OUUoUDNod mn Do WIS
IN fnyOv ~ lho toinl roppnl ~ he wny
tlS OD Door,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
GIGANTIC pock COMPLETE,
lpsNl Northern PIN rnn Wnnlln fMnNp
Vnns M nm

WEST NppgMop VIII, MDy al,-polny
Nposp lho p@onnnnlnpA building lhn upnnt
NmplhpWn'A nov 0rn 0nnk 0n AllonpA
hny, hnyp completed lhplr mrl ~ Ihp
n0nlppnI,
Vln II )ok IN N0l yNl rnnay N shin 0rp,
hnl VIII ~ w u tow lnys, and ItlA W,
nplyinR plght nlmlg, snmn W thn popk.
ntn nrn not w AlNpn. fnr ahlnplng nn
nppnnnl ~ thn rnpN ~ some Wlrn mhlns
md nIhnp VppnplpnNuppA ghprp arp
lh0 ppplnlA 0l lila dnnh md lhpy nm
lhp, MpRnpI HlNoN nnphpla ~ my prn
dnpk In pslsINppp, fNNl Inns Y pNpnelty
M nm I0nB NJ, nrN, glYlDg thn d0Nk u
pnpNplly NJ NJ lnpAI h,nM Iona, md IN
pAppplnl IhNt | viii IN ppNlty hp Milo ~
hnln Nh0nl ln,nnN. Innn, which w0nld
plnpo " NJ, no head NJ MI lNhn mo desks
I'm mint III hjHn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
MUST MAKE CONCESSIONS,
UDlJ MWDnpDis Avail he ApliDp ~ ihn
hnDsDs Itty Convention

IsDIASApoLs, Mpy VI, Tho Cola
Democrats NJ M1iNDp bold ~ Important
conference here during thn dny ~ do
lppWiDp tboip position IN thD coming M
tioDnl campaign ton1npB shy tho ppp'
pose w nominate D patloDnl Gold Dom
DopDtip lipknI viii DO influenced by tho
eoDpso of lhD knpbnB Clty convention,
" ID pODpeBsjoDs mo made u nntlopNl
ticket VIII bo ppt IN thp fold, 81 the
administration thp resolutions ndopIod
ynyl
ll'op Wlnplplos IN which we hplioye
W bD MoRinlpylsm we hay0 nothing
bpI nbhowpnpp Tbo hioyery md oor'
Tuplion ppeenfly npenpthnd IN The On
bnD ndmiDisDntiDD make " impossible,
pb " epoms 10 ~, fpy my Democrat W
suppogt Nv, Mckinley
u " probable u npIiopal oopfopepee
viii b0' pDllDd lDlDp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

Tho regular ANIMAL meeting OF the
stoekholdeIs 0f the Billings Mussel.
shell Telephone company viii bs beld
nj Billings, Montana. Oh Tuesday,
june b, 1000, NJ y o'clock p NJ, for
the purpose Of eleoting a now board of
directors mud officers, mnkiDg some
NECESSARY changes ~ by'lDws and
traDsaetiDR ether business,
H. ~ MDf0ti, President
q, ypRon, se0ratnry, I'D
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
WpddjDU M VnU IllDDIs,

VAN0n a. On !MNy W. HNHl1nnIh, NJ
thn slnnllng R0pk Nanpny ma lho w
dInnb NJ lha W~Anpyhfinn MPR nnhnH
OIDb0Wln ARRANGEMENTS Wv y WnddlnH
which viii IN 0nlnhpInd W Fhn nHnnny
nn M0mnplnl dny, 1hn pnDtmaIing pnpr
llpa mo fnlE hlnndpd MllnnH md ihlt
Will hA lhp nrhI MnpplnH0 hpfWppn W.
liDnn Nnlnbpntna w npooplnnaA WIN
lhp Amarlnm alslp evan m lhe mntlel
M anHpNpnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ fhn Nnn'
DIM And Invitations hnrnlnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

Tbe WDuul menliDp NJ Tho stack
holders Of Tho Montana Goal md Iron
CD,, VIII bn hold NJ Tho Office ~ q, w.
Goddard, Billings, Montana, on TDrs'
dny, juno ~, 1900, M the hour Of 10
0'ol0ok d ~, fop tho election of Dinn
trnatpos 10 serve for TIN oDsniDa snnv,
nDd fov The transaction Of such other
bnsippsr ~ may properly como beforo
tho WpnItDR,
1914 j. W, smith, SECRETARY,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
NOT MIXING IN POLITICS,
NOpr lnyOys Wlsh w plenI WIN the
MhNlN AMNrlNnn veNplN

= fFf' ZFtHN FHHt fELFFHE.-.
WAsWNOVoN, MNy aL--Mr, Fleobor,
ono vi Tho Hnpr 0nynys, spoke freely
with y representative NJ. Mo A%ssoelntnd
pypas IN W their Hpnornl plAna fDp thp
fplnpN lIp Mll Tint u wna lholr pnr.
pOsp W visit 10 ~ w principal nllips Of
ihe United slntps md pAplaln W thp
people whAtNYpr thOy might Wish lo
know NJ lhp Nonp nansp, They were,
hp sAid, particularly MAlops to Ayoia
even lhp aomhlnnm ~ tnklng my pNrt
IN AmprlNnn pollllNh They oDno IN
plpnl WIN lho whole Amnplpnn people
fap sympnlhy nn1 support,
Vhn nIllps which thny VIII ylHll hnyn
mel ynl hnpn determined npon, ~
mohnhlo, hoWpynr, lhnt lh0y VIII Dypn'
fnnlly poaoh spn Vrnnnlnoo, stopping
nD pnptp Nh nhlWgn, milwaukee,, NJ
hOpls md pinnlnnnl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
RAePINo CONTROVERSY,
goliiiWl gposi,DDs NeNplvn AlipptlDD
From tHA hpDBiDpHI

FFF'f W. XIV FfTFNFF8
WABUBp1Ob, Mny BL~ " WINS u dOy
0f msping pONnenl e%oOtrpyopsy ma
ornlory IN tho senate, VIII lho non
tFoyorBy thOgo 90 lbn DoWNWAlle Hi1o
of thn ohnmbop, mnloWopB ~ " may
Boo,D, Ind little 10 do With fnp'soolDB
g0npt0rs whnt " regarded w b0 lhn
paramount subject ~ tbD nntjoDM pnln'
paiRn WIS tho BpbJoeC ~ Dpnupynrpy,
being discussed by Mr. Pint NJ pOnD0o'
tient md Nv Bpoonor Wisconsin mo
f0rmDp'B speeDh WW M DnbwNp W u
resolution by Nv lheoD IN domWding
Me investigation NJ 1nnnoiDl plInlrH IN
Onbh Nv Pint fnyoppd tbo adoption
~ thG roBolutiOn bnt d%oppeonln1 whit
he dnelmnd WIS u ehohp effort ~
mako p0llNepl pppltnl Ont ~ y shnmolW
gondition NJ niyplry, whlub bio Iiepnb
Hem party needs no moddllg 10 innppp
" ~ probe w thp b0llOmp ThO bpoooh
~ Mr. bpOpDW WIS " continuation ~
biz nddr0as on No Philippine question
IN its goprso hO bDnpmo. Involved IN y
hontnd md sensational 0OllO0ny WIN
Mr. IInlp lMnl over lhe EoynrDmnDt'B
conduct ~ nlInlPB ~ orr msplW pDHbob'
si0nh " wnb y MnnplMble CONTROVERSY
botwonn two NJ Nln bost equipped de'
hntNrs w tlp senate np1 WIN llBIVnpd w
With profound attention ny BnOnlDre,
mnpy Representatives md crowded gnE
lupiuh.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
stray ttolse..

strnyed $3.50 One bnekskiD horse,
branded with a lazy !, on left thigh
u sorrol horse, branded with same
Dsnnd Az above, o. loft thigh aud
w on right shoulder, ind bad u
bell around his neck one iron gray
borse, branded on loft thigh same as
others, VIII pny sb a boad for their
return 10 ma or notification NJ their
whereabouts, Cbns, O'0l)nDnIl,
D2 Billings,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
WISCONSIN W. G, T, v,
In spHHlm NJ nHhknrl slnlp prrrlNpNliA
AnUlnl klurnsH,

0sukosul WIS Mny N php Annnnl
IlNn VpMWrNlpp. pNlnD Mnl DURING lha
lay Win nppllx lhO nplnEllph ~ lllpnn'
Rnppr Mrs UnhWn NJ MnrshNnld, the
aInlp mpHldNiI, lnllyerpn Ihp .pnnNnl
naarpAa AnrinH lhp n@llnrnn0n Amen ~
thp llnnn Mnh Hlfnn WI IN lnNllnh hllhli
nnsar MllWlnkpn NnnnA w anlllln halh
thp staln nnA nnllnnnl p@onvNnFlnna fM
nnAI lnHIl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
mr. nud AlnLn AfnLK %lllaHnIan

WAhVIkHINRI NM VI NIInIINF
GenarW ullHHR aaks ,llal lln anlllfl
Menf M inAlim VIII mqkn lNnnh lil
dpngnlp III hnvp AnlEl lhA nlluHnd lAl
hnn dHlnNltm HlER mn, HnlNn M mo
alalfii. Mallnkl W ~ MlihlW llDl
hhnlRiA WnlHtlR lfllinalH Mo M Hnll
sllnlH lltnl llps Anll M apl1ld AMd lnllN
" las lWft NJ INV dethlAallm " ahe u
AhnHb
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
Knntna HUMANITARIAN Lnlnrpr lLIfNM

WlFNnTAl Knnn MNR W. Tlh KhnR
RNB nnp0gnls " Rllln nnigltlnn hnIn
HnIeplMi dplnRAlea ~ lhn knnRAa llft
lnn ynnlinn AIll ,lnslrnmnl Ihnm Wv
HYMN Thn I@nanlnIlana hll Lhf nnlnl
sntnA, nal. Nllll W Hllnhnff HYMN lNl
hlpalaanI mi NlhA M ailnlolt INV IlHn
lppHdpnl nllp WIN N n0l lllF NOW lll
4 lAOi NAr W fnll HENlNlIlE WIN VIM
HhlanHn nlnllnIln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
SHOT by A SENTRY,
two Military pplHnOpps Mnhp \ nNFlnH
AIIpmpI IN IDsunph

P0uW nILBy, Inn, May sL-Vwq
mlliMpy Wlp0nAre, lOhn Arnold nnl
annpRp A. VvymDn, serving sentences
or ono ypnv pnq6, WnVo shot by . aentgy
DD1M whom lhny were W0PhlNH Vhn
prisoners mDdn u daring rpah npnn thn
sentry md Nlsppmnl hlm md mixing hls
Kppg'J0paenAon WlIh Ihgm VIM fnp lhp
bills A Mpypanl NJ MElllory hpnpd lhn
disturbance Nnl al0t lhN lnalng Prison
pvA Arnold ~ ah0t HhpnnHh Ihn nhdNF
,,plb biz injury hnlnR mill0nl Vrymnn
WINS shot In thn NM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
CATTLE THIEVES BUSY,
THEY INN DH u ppW IIani NJ lRlile IN
smith uuIDjD,

sleps vAbLs, y, ~, Mpy w. =patFlp
md horse thieynH hnye mndp mils on
herds vi Widely separated points,
About 30 bend NJ pNttle Wnpp STOLEN
from u gloplmpn mined shnde, living
nnW TnlMpn,, vho animals wore nixon
from u nOUnL the thieyps bplng yppy
paplleNlW Rbonl HalnNIing the bosr IN
lh0 bunch A pNply NJ nowb0ys ppooy'
ppod lh0 nDlmnls w snlly ponnly, whore
lhey wnpn rnnnd Dplntly. HlpNlnR W y
ynllpy, Vhlpyee nlsO mlln1 lhn horse
bnrdb NJ some Mlinna LYING Oh thn
fnnhlpn pp1Wypllon, md mn away
Win ~ nUlmnlB
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

K60KVIIhh VaDnu MnF HfHVhR ihA
mi,ppp nj Wa daAl Yrapk company
n|ips napr tllg QiiF hagp FafHlnpa "
W0pk NflW rAaphlRR mn agreement WIN
Iln lnlNnnnE w RnhHn HOW HplafnllanH
NJ Ihn arbitration NJ fppHlNpnI MAf
AlDlaE,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25

II had stomach trouble twenty ysers
and gave up hope VI being cured Till /
began 10 use K0dol Dyspepsia Cure. ~
has done me i much good ! call IL the
SAVIOR Of my life." writes w, r. WlIktn-
san, Albany. Tenn, IL digests what You
eat. Chapple Drug 10.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-25
IAnlru hl InlllnE IrnpI

F%REhIIlEI WIN Mn Nm. hHIH nv
erplll chairman M llp IlNl, NJ lnnhnNl
DIV Illp IniAI N lnnIll nld h llnllnR nNll
1ldAla INV AUulinl AnR, aIrlph hf u lAlli
NM I ARn NnN MHIHnllB klllpH
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Forest Destruction.

Our forests seem to be the prey
of every careless or a%varicious
individual who sees fit to make
raids on them. The greatest
source of danger and by far the
most destructive agent is fire and
the present season, owing to its
extreme dryness, bids fair to beat
the record in that line.
A large fire vas started on the
north side of Elk mountain last
week and burned over a large area
of timber. Whether this fire was
deliberately set out, or was allow
ed to escape from the camp fire OF
some picnic party or prospectol
will probably never be known, fol
all such culprits keep their own
counsel.
Our own people "a do very
much to prevent this destructive
business by warning all campers
and others to beware of the con,
dition in which they leave Their
fires as we'll as to be very careful
in the selection of a place il
which to build one. No camp
fire should ever be left until ever,
vestige of it has been drowned ou'
and the ground thoroughly soak.
ed with water all around it.
, 1900-07-19
In Justice Court.

Justice Blood's court was occu-
pied last Thursday with a suit
brought by Thomas Ryan against
the Huxley & Best Transporta-
ton Co. and Geo. 81. Wilcox.
Wilcox sent Ryan to Fort Steele
and Wolcott for a load of freight
which Ryan could not find so he
returned empty to Saratoga and
as Wilcox would not pay him for
the trip sued the company for
damages to the amount of $33. 25.
Judgement was given the plain
tiff in the amount of SIS and the
defendent assessed the costs of
the case.
Decision was rendered in the
case of Scott VS.. VERIFY In which
Yerby was arrested for catching
what was supposed to be trout
fry and using them for bait. A
sample of the minnows caught
were submitted to State Fish
Commissioner Campbell and were
pronunced a species of the Carp
family, and only grow to the
length of about 6 inches making
them of no use for anything ex-
cept food for other fish. The de-
cision was rendered in accordance
with this report and Mr.. VERIFY
discharged.
Tuesday the Judge was occu-
pied with the case of Mrs. George
81. Allen VS.. Marion Kissinger.
1t seems that Mrs. Allen owned
a Skye terrier and last winter Gil
lie, her ten year old son gave the
dog to Minnie Page. The girl
sold the dog to Kissinger for So
and Mrs. Allen replevined the dog
from Kissinger claiming that the
boy had no right to give it away
The case was tried by jury and a
verdict was rendered for the de.
fendent. Considerable amuse.
ment and excitement was created
at the close of the trial by the
plaintiff vigorously using her par.
asol on the defendent while he
was untying the dog. Notice has
been given of an appeal. NJ. b
Moore was attorney for the de.
fendent and w. G. Lemon for the
plaintiff.