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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
New Kansas postmasters.

Washington, D. G., May 25.-The fol-
lowing changes of fourth class post
masters were made today for Kansas:
Alden, Rice county. w. H. Caut, vice
]. h. 2. Idol, removed: Aliceville.
Coffey, county, w. E. Irwin, vice R.
w. Bruce. resigned; Detroit, Dickinson
county; Frederick w. Karl. vice j. H.
Kuhn, ST., removed; Shaffer, Rush
county. Sam F. Beardslee, vice F. p.
Shaffer. resigned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

The court of inquiry which sat on the
case Of Captain MCGOWAN, U. S. n,
charged with shooting a Filipino vino
tried to climb on board the M~onadnOCk,
found that the captain did not exercise
due discretion in the shooting. Does this
mean that he shot the Filipino in the
wrnng nInna9
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

DistinguishedAmeric leans visiting Europe
this summer can kill two birds with n
stone. They will be able to see the Paris
show and escape a vice presidential
nomination at the same time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Having settled the Nicaragua canal
matter for some time to come, AIr-
c. p. Huntington is now ready to turn
his attention to building a railroad from
Salt Lake to Denver.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
Perry Store Robbed

Perry. May 25.-The store Of r. W.
Estep at this place was robbed by burg
lars last night. They entered the build
ing by smashing a pane of glass out
of the front door and got away with
about $25 worth of merchandise.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
UNITED .BRETHREN CLOSE.
Hold a Successful Three Days Sunday
School Convention.

Lebanon, May 25.-Thursday was the
third and last day of the seventh an
nuaI Sunday school, convention of the
Northwest Kansas conference of the
United Brethren church. One hundred
and twenty-one delegates, representing
that number of schools, were in attend
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
B. of E. to Norfolk.

Milwaukee, May 25.-The Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers today compile
ted the election of officers in the selec-
ton of J. c. Cousin of Norfolk. Va, as
third grand engineer. Norfolk, Va, was
chosen as the next convention city. The
convention will probably adjourn sine
die early next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

The account of Secretary Hays enter
t~ainrhent of the Beers at luncheon,
leaves the public unenlightened as to
whether or not he sprung any Of ais
Doetrv on them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Neither Mr.. Bryan nor Mr.. Towne
has yet been given an opportunity to
decline that Sioux Falls nomination.
The Populists appear to take much for
granted.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
$4,000 Taken.

Winona, MINI. May 25.-The vault of
the Bank of Dover. an adjacent town
was blown open by burglars last night,
and 81. 500 taken. The burglars escaped.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Possibly it is the heat at Havana
which causes things to stick to the hng-
ers Of the government officials.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

The national house is displaying the
customary industry which marks the
period Immediately preceding adjourn
ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts,
sprains, stings. Instant relief. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil. At an drug store.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

with adjournment so neal the senate.
will not be compelled to dodge the Mon
tana senatorial matter many more
times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Perhaps Mr.. Bristow viii consider 1t
fortunate that the postoffice building
was left at Havana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Governor Mount ppears inclined TO
carry the e%xtradition question into poll
tics.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
GLOBE SIGHTS.

TFrom the Atchison Globe.J
Not half the people know what~real
york is like.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

If a man does his whole duty to
mankind, he cuts nc ice for himself
through stopping to encourage"
younger men just starting out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

When a young mar has the mandolin
fever complicated with the girl fever
there is mighty little hope for him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

nj is the season when every mem
Der of the family who can't make
strawberry short-cake seems to have
her turn at irving.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

AS a proof of the superior intelligence
of Oman what man could go off to
church leaving a roast in the oven and
come home remembering the text?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Pictures of kin hanging in the parlor
look dutiful. but they can't be classed
as decorative.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
TOOLATE 10 CLASSIFY.

Observation-Disclosures dining room girl;
also good girl to help in kitchen at 122
West Sixth st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

WANTED Experienced and reliable
statesmen in our piano and organ depart
ment. E.. 3. Guild Music Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

When a man compliments some other
woman upon her pretty clothes, his
credit she deserves for her economy in
wearing old ones.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Unless a man raises such a row when
his wife sells an old foot-stool that the
neighbors send for the police, she will
become embOldened and sell all the
furniture in the house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25
QuAKER REFLFCTIoNs.

IFrom the Philadelphia Record.1
Bound to sell-bOOks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

Are we a%lone?" queried the villain
hoarsely. Almost replied h first
assistant as he cast a heeting glance
toward the footlights.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-25

It's funny that when a man imagines
fresh.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Whnt u nn,n E0p hunahann,

IN one ~ tho pasIpat things In Tho
world 10 decide Whnt III hnVr for lunch
aOD IN warm WnHIhap IN Wnll nv IN
cold, FOp ono lhlnA, aAkA Thp H0nsn'
Keeper, II dOnant sO much matter WhAt
~ served Nv thal meal when thp men n
mo fnlnlly app DNnbl fOp M0thnr
llllnHJ lhapR mo mere nppfllslDH lunghp
9On dishes within AaRy pRaph Chm
thnpe npe desirable dIahes for The nom
nl1i1ult dinner Dp lln mort dlllaH|t
DpaalfaaL Thai IpHt meal 0g lIlp dry
n Il yapllable stumbling DlOHk on doubt
In llla acknowledgements mind One must
pnl In spite ~ lln faot lhnl MOST thlngs
aeem TOO banvE, for Tho morning me-
these lAyA 4ha heallhlest persons,
Tho fnet mmalDA, npe Ihey who se0ln
tln ADlnGa { n mere pOll and II cup m
1Olrap and demand u reasonably hearty
nlenl upon which tO begin Tho dry, All
Vice about What 10 aepye should ppoD'
aply begin With thAl moi 10 serve,
Avoid hanyg maalHl Alleh IN bnafAlaak
md Fried hnIn, f0p Tho breakfast t0ble
VIII lha utmost 1np0p md No far yDht
DpeaAfAat VIII ba u HueGeaR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
BABY y Y EF.
Meat Fp0duead I'm Calves tfhenWev
VhNu uU Older Cattle,

Ne 80 MI
" The fpndlnH nf nDp alnaa Of nnltln
VIII nnp, " VIII pap 10 fpni hAby bnnf,
WpIlps Jospph u, Wing IN Tho nppplp
np'a uNAnllp, Vhnrn h M doubt TIM
eAlp IL ppolnppl M much lpaA uosl on
the nAlf linn Oh Tho ollnp nDImAL Az
AIa NAp progresses pNph succeeding ,lny
aeos thu pDst NJ Hnln lnurnan, l'0Ms
Jared with Weight lhn nbIlllp 10 nnll
ID digest md AAslmlntn IN Immensely
gpnnlpr In lhn gDlnH Mnlmnl md llp
''fOo0 OF anpnOptn h IN comparison
much lohs III amount prOYld0 DnaIlne
your aopn md bnrlnp plenty NJ gpol
allnlIn hns, phnpn N mod ~ plenty
~ protein In Tho mllon lbnl Nv 10 bn
lnl 10 Tho bADp, whether N bn u Dnby
alnol, n bnbN limb Op n hnby hps ~
Alpli Protein, which nbonn1s In all
plOEppa lDllAlln ~ u plOpnpl, ROns lD
make loan tIpah nD1 blood md bonn, ID
build tho fmlnp, without which yDD
Will have mol poem IN lNng yONp mi,
II Keeps tho Anlmnl In hnalth Nnl
VlH0pi Tho mature nnlMNI viii pnnnvn
A mllOD Or o0pn nlOnn mi M HIN hnDy,
AN 10 Tho questions NJ mApkpl, lhpy
app we'll nnsWnpnn In Tim following
from \ lending nhlnnRo commission
hDnsnl
I'VE lblnk II phys 10 fnnd hnby bnpt
In tho lPf1 plno1, tbla 0lnaa NJ mllln
n ginning hNOp every dny, and
MAkna no lITnlnnnp how mnny mItlO
Apn on aNln lDnpp IL nIWNpa mn NkonllNnt
dpmnnd for hnDp bnnf IN rnnI, Tho lln
MAnd pApppds Tho supply, md lh0y
apn AbOuI Tho tpsl mtllp Ihnl anIl IN
The mOpnlnH, Habp bnpl VIII weigh
from lplb0 10 l,NO0 pounds Nv Tho Urn
OF mnpkpl, Vhp hpnyIM Ihny mo I'm
better they vol, nv Tho paalnpD anIppn's
ap1 strong competitions r0p hnnpys
Weights HnpplnE nhpIAlmna limo, I'm
months Of Juno and July mo lhn bnsl
mnrkpl months for hNhy weight
Dnnyna, Thla IN on npnOInl NJ lbnlp
RHlllnH tho NINrm Wnnlhnr IWldn Mllnh
better IhNn Tho h1aVyWnlRhI h1nyna,
We strongly advise fnnlIng nothing
bNt tDp lalVes, H0lf1r pAlp1a VIII AOll
about Tho snmp IN alnnr nnlynA"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
THE t4ouaE HOLD.
hHRA F9R tha HiniDA HODmmA New
Dssina taDF plsnDlHR hAisnsnW What
10 Have FDp luncheon,

-
Every dining po0m should hagp iis
rlA, rba llAllip ~ lhls pnH must
however, vary with Tho purchasing
pDWnp Df The lnIiVl1DaL Two lhlDHs
ought 10 Da pamnmDnplll Thp plH must
nOi Do ao ihln lhAi II POLLS I'D with ppi
aps nhalp lhAi Nv lmWn aepDsA II nop
sD llllnh lhal 30 ehAlp nnn ba drawn nj
ALL Fha lsig mAy Dp lnld over n bapp
ll0Dp, u eAppph \ llllDs Dp II maillng,
hDEs nA0a el places Of pappetlnp,
with Il border, mo never possible In
pnAlly DnAnilfnl dining pODms and Apn
only 10 De considered when questions
Df economy have Ia nninp IN, III must
mol Da understood by Ihls ihal these
pDas nIe N bAl Iasla, but simply lhAt
ihaE Apa n confession Dl weakness, M II
Wppp, ~ lhn necessity Of using sDnen
thlDH which n salesman sometimes
Tolls y0l, nlhDnHh ehnAppp IN exactly
m aD01 IN Tho Olhepu Hugs on every
Mind Rpp manufactured today,
The h%DDsphaapep has only 10 take the
dimensions DF hep poem, slala what
DpIoe she can AFFORD 10 pay and then
1bOOae the besl lllnt comes within The
pnnae, nNas ought always 10 bp lower
III color kay linn Tho pesI Df tho pD0M
Op tbey senln 10 jump ND ~ yDu AMI
make II MDHl unpleasant nlfHph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
nm nLitlIs ysII0W DOatOpp

4 M lbls saaH0n lhAt tho Wltila
yellow dOgtOpD nm Tho haa1 OF A large
tanllapInm Aplly dubs tho lemon, finds
nDnnannl Augmentation BY, young and
Dl1 AllAal NO summer dpink N mOpl
wholesome NJ p~efpashlng lhan plain
Lemonade inlda OF lhe pure juice 0f
the fpuIt And served loo cold 10 tho no.
compartment OF The oIllk OF leq agalnai
the Hlnsh Old VlpalnIA coon Whose
lemonade WIS pronounced perfection
always allowed Il Tablespoonful 0f sug'
w alid u 0npfDl Of boiling Watep 10 Tho
jnlGe ~ aaeh lemon A few bin OF
Tho yellow allow pIDd Wape usually
stepped In jlst wafer enough 10 cover
and addad 10 tho bia pIiabep which
hold lhp eOoIlnH DRINK, Hgmeumea,
Yielding 10 file prayers Of The children,
pink lHmOnnde showed lts color In thu
NlasA, \ paaIlt obtained by adding \
littla auppAnt 0p pnsDbepY Juice
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
shaltnv N0v Ungs,

Shelter IN one 0f Tho m1uIaItaa VI Vim
well dOlnH 0f hOGs, f0p While MI 0lhop
AnlmAlA Of Tho fhpm mo nOnInnt w p0r
main exposed 10 VOL Op cold, pArply nv
never linking advantage aAnlpt In on
lpeInR enhna Of n building when AyAlla'
bio, tho pin Invariably aolents n nIon,
WApm, dry plaGn NJ which hn paaOpta In
bad WnathaG and for hlA shopping place
n bed nlDDDg Tho atnnW AtA1ka 0p IN u
SNUG building, Wlppn other of lhpsp IN
n D'a. wn)oh = 1 na~, 1xlIow .,,'sa :" y psam a'' ~
large Rnn gHt most NJ lh0lp living In
The FHpda and fields Of tho fnrln, nnl I'M
lhls N nlWnyA Tho npAp Wnnl0ypr lhn
brood 0f tho Div my DO " N suIlolnnl
proof thAt u dry, comfortable bpd md
Wnpn, sheltered AIy should bn ppOvld,
od Whera N IL Intended 10 keop piss IN
confinement
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
HOW VHB gbHANBR WORKs,

made TOP HNn1InH 0E different RlsaH, m,
for IHalnnppy liable ma dnssnpt knives
MIG pnpvepH, and n nleanlDH device pa'
AnInbllnH TWO lns0p RlpOpH hinged TO-
HaIIlpu nj Tho ends, 1hpAp olpnnapa
oODAlHl NJ pNds mounted DD wood and
covered Win nnnyAa IN operation
some nlDnly 0p other polishing powder
IN applied IN Tho olpnupp, which N lllnn
ol0apl and pulled bnpE ward and TOP,
ward over mo DlalHi Iha kDIfp llaldruI
N should Dn ndlNl, IN plgIhly alIAGhad
10 HE lable op Abplf,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
An IN.aniOHs Advancement,

All ingenious ARRANGEMENT Df pea
a01h fpnlhapH hAs baan applied lAfelg
IN II piano Daak AapaHh Vhp Hnds III
Tho fauthRpa Ape aHt nv NM Rppad
0yap 0H6 another M I'M IN pellraAent HE
pluMnae ~ HE blpd'a bpa1Hl All tha
HpRHnA Hpp fnl nWngt md thA bronze
1Ol0rad paplH NJ lhe faafhapa only AFe
lnftt M Tint \ pah lrIdaRGeAl Hlfaal IN
ppnduaad Tle Fertilizers aFR anWed on
a0fI HlHE mnlafln 40 aH MOI N wv
tdn lal nnl fgGn Wilh lhf Rrnnn papls
M lhH fAatlppH 0Hn M Two butterflies
HfH madA and MHlaDed l00Hflg IN lha
hpanW around 1hH bottom ffineh IN
madp M lte l0nR ihln laplH NJ na
NNlllah hhpF IN paati nnn mr. fnsfanf
~ m eatfAM NV NM hF1lh0W HA
HiHRh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
MAY NOMINATE A TICKET,
National independents Want kslthRl
MNNInleE Mar ItlAHIg

IkWAkApOHa, Aug, lMnuThe NM
tOnal independents we're engaged bes
hind 0lOsed doors preparing lhe stAls.
ment which thny viii pPeHDnt Oh lhe
nOOp of Tho AnlisImpeGlalist 0OnppesH,
Just what they expected W do 0p hOpe
10 accomplish thpOnah tle gOnHvaAs
none Of tle gentlemen would discuss
The third tighet advocates hold DO
session Oh th9ip convention during Tho
dry, the delegates attending tlle liberty
g0ilgpess, They my llley may nominate
\ agAet, bnb nothing IN slBted pow
lively,
~ A. Widman OF New York, olls III
tls prominent workers IN Tho National
party, sAld The representatives heye
we're DppOsud 10 both the Democratic
knd Republican pAgties, therefore moth.
linz but n Third Ticket would sAtisfy
them,
1--WE Will nominate u tieket,n sald ls,
but whether III Indianapolis Op sOnl9
other Oily, wv 0Ann0t toll, Al present.
WI ARe waiting 10 see what Who Ants
1MpepiAllst con ventiOn Will dO,U
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Nh ItNnl UDlvn tlOHk yarns

HUITW Mt FNHH AIM M
HONHsaM MARKET 0pHuH1 Nv lnWW Nnd
elgAul WNlA w NM nHUllnH MnNa NJ
pflnua tlblMhM
UAVVHHHz AMpAHL atuldsI
hNlnA milHMd MI. MfbMlHb fDp nh0lnH
bHtNhNr nDNH mn hHIfurA WfbWlN INV
ghnlAH DHtNlW HtnnpH, MuDW IND inf I'M
DlllA NhDNllW Inv sNll nnlsiA, WI IyAa
flNfn mn Hlnn GInlun HluhupH NM fpnUppsl
tLVhnH M tnf HlinV Ml fnst
Nv kgp AlNphM m INV HhApp AHd
MIula atHldK
RnlpA Mnnu M WhnWnM Inv ah1lGa
nv shAHR VWMtM M Anna w alnlW
MIHlW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
TELE0RApHlc BREvE TIES,

Nav YORK;. pity VIVA Tho soans oil II
gHga llDL "Wednesday, uNnHea by the
billing NJ u policeman by " neHpOI
Tho p%OstOlipp dupAplmpnb hAs 0ps
deppd Win establishment III pnpAi fpse
delivery suvvlge Oh Hppt ~ BAnAOp,
WIZ
~ W. Clark III MlnnuApOlln formerly
superintendent III tIlp Iowa Central,
haH ~snuuendpA A, u, Salisbury IA Anpep.
Mtendelt III Mn SCRANTON dlvlslOD OIL
the lMOAAWWIln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
SESSION Disappointing DO Far
- Delegates Present In
Concerned.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
EKadevepner BoutWslI's Talk
The Cause OF The Greatest
Demonstration,
Has Turned Hls Sack on the
Republican Party and viii
support Bryan,

ikMAsApoMs, ANN, NJ The hvst
Days senslOn Of ths national e0Dyan,
ZION III ths NAtlOnal Antl,IMpspisllstie
issGns WAS somewhat disappointing NJ
I'm N ths attendance 0f delaNAts1 WAN
concerned, About BOW accredited dels'
eAtsn wars present and more Aps pp0m'
ined, I'm spite Of the small attendance
NJ speeches OF Edwin Buppstt Smith,
tAs temporary chairman, and George
b, Boutwell,, tha PERMANENT president,
brought forth mn0h enthusiasm, Tho
public nesting In tha evening WAa
much bettsP attended md Who reading
Of \ letter from HOnPke Cochran waH
tha signal Tor tremendous applause
But Who Gpsatest demonstration Of Tho
convention No. fKp came In the Aftap,
neon when the venerable George \
Boutwell,, ex-governor Oh MAshH0hnr
sstts and ssopetApy oh the peAsnFy In
tle eAbinst Of President ayADt, oon'
eluded lllA AddpeA4 Nh pepInAnent 0liHlps
man with the declaration thAt ha Ind
tnrned BIZ bAgA on hin Republican
party and should support HpyAll f0p
pResldent DelegAteS pOsa In tllelp seAtS
and lendeped tle e%x.H0yepnOp Nh OvAp
zion thai lAsbad several Minutes
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
ARE FIRED or WAR.
tgmH NJ infant priDalDD sNys Thai II ms
ttunepN, lfapliNN AMnnN btnapa,

pApB Town, Ann, 1ml)oMMAndanb
pplnslDu, who snppnnlernl 10 General
Hunter jNls I'D, hAa Arplsad here, lia
says ha Ii heartily llppd III lhn VIM Alid
WalDoMas tha ppOApeel " pAnaa T1a
aDnManhAnt aduel thnt \ MnJDflty ~
lhe BOpps WnPe ,~'llAHnAlen with ppnsl'
dent Kruger
james q, AlDWa, lha UDlInl slAtas
consul upnupnl, hnA pDlnpNal lnla,
Only 10 Bpppa Wppe N, lle party which
AtlnpAad bin trAlnl Tho remainder. Ol
tbu commando WINS composed III fDps
elAlppH MI slDWn Anys u majority Df
bic Honps dpslpp u cessation VI hDsllls
lllnaI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Itv lIMllstDns Al0ps,

HlsAAMgA, Nj Dp Ann, lA@ HALL
stones M lAvHg nv DHssbAlln Fgp IN n
stDpm on the MlsHOul Stops Many Of
the stODHs, gathered M hour AItsp the
Storm Ind plAAuu md bpOnHht lnt0 the
eity, u distance Of elght Mllea, Wevs M
large As pHKH when tlny psa0hgl hepg,
IllO storm WaH pOnHnpl tO II llmIted
apan, but destroyed everything In wv
uALIl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
CHANGE FoR DoNNELLY,
ksid Th.t Wharton IiApksv IA kDt tllEibls
lp ths %pFalAIsngN

lp ths pralsdsngN
OM0A10, Aug, lO,aHA special tO Vhs
Record from lincoln, kebu sAysI A
sensation linz been ealsed by the DIN.
0OvePy thAt Wharton barker, mlddIss
0fsths.R0Ad candidate f0p president Oh
bhs Popniist ticket IA ineligible fOp Tho
Ofi0s 10 which he Asplpe1, II IN sAld
tiat while experimenting sOnls iIns
pYOveMsnts In HusslA sOlne years anO
Mr., Barker WA MAIDS ntOld Of H.
WslehelAs' by, Tho oKap, Before no.
espting The tlbls hs did MOI NH eOll.
gTsss 10 grant him Vie privilege and ls
Ii therefore Mld 10 bs Ineligible bs.
Ssiise liz forfeited hls 0ltiseI ship by
accepting The honor without paplnlys
mon III viz United States A~uthOpltieA III
lhis proves trne Barker must STEP down
ald OUT. ignatlus DDnnslly would sle.
0ssd him IN candidate, nome one eliza
being chosen VI candidate for Woe
faFHkidNUt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
NhlaAsO NvNlH HNa FrNvlAOns

HIIHAHHt AHH m
o,MHHAv AnavH HAG A4ltpmbW
vtlHA j AVpNAf WIae septunhW " tgp,
aUATl AH4n4l ai4n aephmUhM Mn,
HatlhW JgtW
,fOHA AUppN .sllbA applAmbW
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MISSIONARIES MAssAoRED,

Messenger sHnl W Pan THE w npiDas
tia hnWs w t4ba Pm,
BOSTON, Ann, lNmauhB American
HDapd III Commissioners fDp pOpaIHn
MlsslDns Inns ppDplyDJ Il gableHpnM dAIa1
ANY, III, from tjDnsAl Fowler, Nv Uhs
Zoo, In which hn ARys llnI n messenger
rant lD Pm 1lnE WI hAa yetApnen AAd
reports IhAb lhg Presbyterian missions
AYlaa wars killed JnDe I'D, md the Cons
spssAtlDDAl And China Inland mlssloH'
Aptps INIy |,
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Nnlfa glpnnpp,

The devIpRs ~InlPOdnppd 10 sNDePsada
Tho old fashioned application 0f ashes
An1 WAlap, Win \ liberal amount OF
elbow GppAse, for Tho oIpnnInH Oh
Knives ha,p nssnmnd many novel
fOpDlH Ono pnppnl device consists 0f
Two pApls % kDlre hnD1la holder In
which The handle IN Rlmaped between
IWg rubber lined jaws, provision being
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kpIToH,S ANNUAL TRIP.
MinHssUtH J~0aFHNlIstA NinbMpk gn 4 Wslis
PLANNED tBsguFHlDni

MlhbHsUlh DUHFHNIlEtH NlIDAFk DN 3 WNlIs
Planned BsGuFAlDn
H, PAUL, AuH, III, ~ Many editors III
Minnesota, blslT wivss And friends Will
isAvs during tlls evening Oh II Wa9hts
tyiD Into Canada, Tho outing eOutem,
plates 4 delightful tour through tle
resorts And historic Ultigs III Eastern
Canada, snd, judging from ths oAys
shat hui bssil taken by tle COMMITTEES,
VIII IN M gveHt n siQ0ess w tlN pro-
yi0ls excursions, and thOHe have never
isft knythlnH w ba desired, This y0Ay
the party comprises over gOD, And thag
Will travel yla speGisl train, And vOyal
entertainment hAA been provided
throughout ttle Itinerary,
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President Lpsyas INV washington,

UAkVDNl o. AMID lN - PVHAlHNNL and
Mn, MCKINLEY, Secretary VDplelyOn,
Dp, Hlkoy md. tle lnembaTs Of bha eA'
0ontlyu 0fiipn f0pDp who have bent In
Canton left Tor Washington w lido D,
IN, A bnAy morning ppnpe1aa lhe siapl
Ak there Win u g%DnAluppnblH volume III
OliiniAl work W b1 Disposed Of, belope
closing tho Canton Offices fOp 1--WE
NunlIA,
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usMllb ~ philippine yvoopA

WASHINGTON, AnA, lD @ General
Macarthur llAA 0Ablel tle WIZ lapapE'
menl II bplvl HIntemeDt CONCERNING tIe
haAlth III tllu lpODpB IN the Philippines,
Tlle number III ylOA IN thp hospitals III
Aet down M D,eDB, And In 1nApIeps ND
l,pul, making " tOlAl DY b, INV slDA HOls
dlels Nv MI pep ount NJ the eltlpa army
Ia tlln n"pDliunInuD
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Dynamite IlAt AiIsvsa,

WI hpuIA Any, M ~Msuriee Hvsn,
liMIl, under Nfvest, 0hNpgad With belng
\ dynamitev, WIS ldennled M .0ne NJ
the men connected With thu MnWtna
np Vf stgesf aHra IN tllA s6ltlegtl sH0tiOn
0f the Mty several weeks Hant uha M,
Hen .ANy TIM tta dynAmilinH M tle aNpA
N tlle VvNnslt company llAA beaH done
NJ meiHbsra III Il regularly Organized
G1D6Nlatttee,
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ON THE y,
AlnAplAAn llsNxna,

HMNflUsH sISMNhhi
Az DelnyltI. D, Indianapolis Detailed
Oh AaQQllnt III rNlI
Az Minneapolis " tnnaaA OIty, lL
ANllDnAl IHAsnh
~ W. Louis, NJ philadelphia, b,
Az WlDaDlrH, vi knW fDPk, j.
Az ulnnlnnAIl VI UpDDhlvn, VI HeeDnd
HAIinl llDlllnAEL l lipOOAlyn, lH#0allad
end III sIAih lnnjIu
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LATE MARKET HE @ n
Duinlll Drain,

DMiNW urAlM
DDLuYN AnA lh
HNATaUnah. No | hnyd, 1910, No,
noytlavl ly.lli4 ,IhIDALla nl.o' po Az,
Qld TflsD, M ! hAgu now, fsbyu, Mo,
hUrthHpl new TDpio, september Wpae,
DngpnllvF WtsUJ
NLAk a.glEh tl,DN september VI uDDs,
kptDDvv tLW
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Mn Upmnyp WINE stulus,

WNNN ,WIlN M NM INT N FRIIIHd mn
u Hhlf0l0lh M Halkln II mn Inv nrfr
RHifaH Ham aIuinlnA NV nRghlinR thf
Wnu MMfdlhinH WITH anll 1hN fhlp
rune fadtalnhd. IN No aAH Hffs nm n
hlfhlhlHR NHWdW
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NOMINATIONS,

UARAIIRtHs nv tlDnwpsas kAMsh III tha
Ninth snd vsnth DIslpIath
AkTaO, Wlnu ANY, lbs, II,
kehWDpps III MpufDpd WAs nominated
Tor oOnIvesH by lhe Ninth district Dam
OepAtl0 DONventlDM
MnhOMIABB, WlAp ANY. lN,H~UDH'
HgessMAn John j, JenAlna WIS peHDM,
MstDt by aoolAmnliOn At tAa Tenth disr
tgl0t Republican convention,