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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Price Per Pound offered for Montana
Wool,

Price Per Pound offered for Montana
Wool.
Represen tatives Of Boston wool houses
are still abroad III the land. seeking for
owners Of sheep ylso have less faith In
the wool market than have the Boston
houses, says the Great Falls Tribune.
A few weeks ago they were Offering
40 cents pound for wool delivered In
July at the railway station nearest to
sellers ranch. Few sheepmen would
accept this price, and then the bids
went up to 20A cents. Still the re-
sponses we're nov~ Numerous enough to
satisfy the eager Boston people, and
they have advanced the price to 20
cents.
Senator B. y. Phillips Of Choteau
county, whose sheep run near Malta,
was offered ~ cents few days ago
He concluded that he had az much use
Tor the advance to come as have the
Boston men, and rejected theFofYer.
George Jones of MaltR. was also
offered 90 cents and refused to contract
at that price. The buyef asked him not
10 accept any other bid for u month,
Joseph HirshbergSof Helena, whose
sheep are run near Chinook, has closed
a deal for his entjfe clip at 81 cents.
William Henscn, whose sheep range
on Wayne creek, Choteau county, has
also accepted An offer Of 81 cents.
The Sage Greek Sheep Go, Of Fergus
county In reported to have rejected an
offerlof 2soents for its entire clip, ono
Of thp largest in the state.
In Dawsoh and Custer counties,
whereI the wool always sells lower
than In tho northern part Of the state,
several deals at 81 cents have been
closed.
All tho contracts contain an agree.
ment that, II the grower should sell to
any other person, he must forfeit one
cent per pounds but there does not
seem TO be anything to bind the Boston
people,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
DIDN'T CLOSE STREETS
The City Council Will Act on the
Matter Next Thursday
Evening.
A QUARANTINE BILL
For $500 Was Tabled Side
walk Petitions and the City
Treasurer's Bond.

The adjourned meeting Of the CITY
council Saturday night found all the
aldermen present and tho mayor, in his
chair. The city clerk announced the
purpose Of the meeting, which was
called to hear the report Of the ordi.
nance committee on the ordinance re-
lating to the closing Of streets Thirty
and Thirty.one at the request Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. One or two
amendments were added to the ordi.
nance, and final action then deferred
until next Thursday night at a special
moeting.,
A petition for a sidewalk on the
south side Of Fourth avenue north,
from Twenty seventh to Twenty-eiglIth
street. was referred to the street and
sidewalk committee.
j. r. Conway appeared before the
council and asked permission to put up
few boards on the side Of his saloon
room, the east side of which had been
burned out by the south side fro
week ago. 40 as to exclude the cold
The council didn't grant the request,
and Mr.. Conway went away disap.
pointed.
W. J. Bennett, whose saloon and
lodging house was under quarantine
for several weeks, presented a ooinmun-
ioation, In which he stated that his
business had suffered greatly in oonse-
quence Of the quarantine and that lie
had been nt great expense for ice. lights
and fuel, and thought that the city
should reimburse him to the extent Of
$500. The council did not seem to
take kindly to the proposition, and
unanimously voted to table the same.
Some members asked the mayor II
he did not have communication for
the council. His Honor emptied his
pockets, but failed to find II. He then
announced that he had received notif-
cation from the trust company that II
had withdrawn or cancelled the bond
Of the city treasurer. The debate
touching on this matter occupied the
major part Of the councils time and
some Of the aldermen were quite en-.
phatio In their remarks. Spear moved
that the city treasurer be required to
furnish and file a new bond In the sum
OF $l5, 900 within five days. Witham
wanted to amend the motion to give
the treasurer until Monday at l p. M,
to furnish new bond. Connolly
wanted the bond increased to $40, 900,
saying that the receipts were increasing
oil the time and 1t was no more than
right that the bond should be sufficient.
The motion, with the amendments. was
carried. Clement thereupon made
motion, seconded by Frizelle. that
Spear, az chairman Of the finance com.
mittee, take immediate charge Of the
finances Of the city, and together with
the finance committee check up ao-
counts Of present city treasurer. This
carried without dissenting vote.
After a few remarks by Bennighoff
and Spear on this subject, the council
adjourned to meet Thursday night.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
A MIsTAKE.
Police Magistrste's Report Of Novsmbs,
showed the el0 Item.

Police Magistrates Report of November
showed the el0 Item.
In the report OF the council proceed.
ings, published In Fridays Gazette.
mention was made Of a difference Of
el0 which existed In the report OF the
police magistrate and the chief Of
police, The matter has been solved TO
the satisfaction Of the committee on
officers, " seems that the police mag,
istvata makes hts monthly report 10 the
eonnail on the Friday pEeaeding tho
first aoaaail meeting OF each month and
In his November report, made on Dec,
l, he gave the item referred TO, and
which was given In the December 70,
port of the chief Of police, The mis-
take was learned ~ soon AZ Police MaR,
istIate MaRa's attention was called TO
II, and thia announcement Ia made In
justice 70 him.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
determination of the question as to
whether such an appointment is IN
Office under the United States within
the purview Of the law.
BUYING OPTIONS,
Col. Waters In Montana for the big Sheep
COmUnny.


Col. Waters In Montana for the Rig sheep
Company.
Although Colonel e. g. Waters, who
has been in Billings couple Of times
during the past two weeks, refused to
make public any news regarding the
big sheep company. which New York
men are forming, with a capital Of
&c, ZOO, 900, 1t 10 learasatfiat he Ia in
Montana for the pRrfose Of securing op-
tions on sheep and land. During
visit to Great Falls about two weeks
ago, he secured options on several thou
sand sheep and several thousand acres
of land Since coming to Billings.
Colonel Waters made a trip Of several
days into Carbon county in company
with Henry Terrell of this city. They
also went down into Wyoming to the
ranch Of James Hogan TO look at that
gentleman's band OF sheep. with view
OF purchasing " In its entirety, u il
said that should hsr6ecuye the Hogan
outfit he will .aafo get Mr., Teyrel!'s
sheep, near 'R0ckvale, Colonel Watera
Ia now In ths vicinity Of Big Timber
and Livingston, apparently after Qp.
t,ons, He has secured number Of op-
tions on sheep around Billings. which
are said TO expire April l, Among the
options II ~ said he has one ON most of
the sheep owned BY the gisat National
spk,
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Scrliner Strife>ltnruben.
S6uBleute i'm Sample nit Sumuiz
tuanten. = 2(ustau|6 BON S4iiI>
EN-. - Me6rere 8arpunDete.

Berlin, 20. Mai. = 5eute Ta9s
mittds puroen bic 8assons Der 6isz
figen StruBenbabnen BON 9oltsbouz
FEN, tpel6e nit ben Stritern 0iebs un=
ter 0eutidlanb auf Der oritten Seite
= u. b. R.) fpmpat6iTiren, nit Steiz
men bombarbirt. 2lls Ii9 Die Yoli5ei
sInmiIate purOe audi iis our4Steinz
piirfe ansesriffen uno Feuerte ulsz
oamn et.i6s blin'oe S9iiiie ab. 8on
perI4ieosnen 9duIern aus fparb IdarT
auf Die poli5ei geTdofien. Me6rsre
perIo auf beiben Ssiten trueen
Wunben oabpn. dllein um 8 ubr
Ibenbs tparsn Die 8obnen tpieoer i'm
8etrleb. WQe beurlaubten S9ubleute
iinb pieoer gum Oienft berufen por=
Den. go 5iemtih Die gan5e BepDlfez
rung fpmpatbiIirt nit oer Stritern.
Oiefel6en perlangen cine 5srabIebuns
i9rer tdgli4en 4rbeits5eit bon IA auF
10 Stunben prp Sag uno einen Miniz
mailo6n bon 80, unItatt IS Marf pro
Monat, NIT elmer id6rli6en 3ulaae
bon fiinf Marf, Biz Elm Warimalbez
trag bon 130 Marf errei9t III.
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HDfe.

RDdc aus tin.r por3iiqli6en Gualitdt Musln
ale 2dnqen, poGc 9rsitsn, Gambric=8uffle nit
s5alten gii6eln. 49c.
Rode ans Gambric, titier 5lounce nit 8iiI6,
aus spissn. soc
ode aus Dem beittn Wusliu, boppclte ltntbreaa
Galte aus icinem Gambrit, brsiter Saum unG
suibcl bon fcnen 6alten, Oioie srtra etaubfalte
69c.
Rode BON fener Gumbric, 8uiflc uus bHbi6ct
stidersi unO ertra staubfalte zoe
80de bon suem 0iuslin, brster 8uiile bon
biibider Stderci uno etaubfaltc soc
G0de BON feiner Gambric, brciter 9aipn=8ufflt
nit epibcnfante uno R,ibc bon Ginidscn, Sam:
brit=Staubialte. 9Sc.
&pde pon feinsr Gantbric, brcic 2aiuH= Slouncc
8uffle pon breiter Spite uuo 8ebe bon. oasu
pafenbcn SpiBeneinidbcn, Sip:i Siiidsl bon fciueu
s5altcn oil Der 5louuce, 9apn= Staubfalte ST. 20
Godc BON feiner Gambrc, breiter 2apn= 5louncc,
8uile bon bibi6tr spisc uno ricr &siben pOn
spibcnsGinidsen, Gqmbric staubialtc nit SpiBeu:
bsus. s275
Sin iebr eroBes aFortimcnt bon fcntn 80tcn
in cb.nio euten g8ertbsn su Dem 9reis, aui.
pdrtg bis 3u $3.50
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I9iBe, BON ben griten geTangsn ses
nommfn."
Dem ,Oailb Selsqrapb" pirb in siz
ner OspeI4e BON Mequatling glet ges
melDet, @sneral 8rlbdnt babe 1900
goeren gu Glocplun geFan9en genoms
men.
Giner anbsren OepeE6e aus 2oren5o
Murque3 5uIolge baben Die 8rtten BEL
Dem @eFe9te, tpei4es benz @ntTaB BON
Wfafefing porausglng, betrd4tlIfe
8erluIte erlitten.
Sffi5telles BON 2oro
81 bsrts.
'2pnoon, 20. Wfai. 1855 46bs.
- 0us &risssminiIterium perOffenta
lidt foIgenoe Oepei4s Oes 2orO aOA
berts:
varoonfap, 20. Mai, 3 llbr Ro6s
mittags. : Bis isbt lit mod teins offis
5ie1e Na9ridt eirgetroffsn, dllem Die
Hsuter'l6e 0epeiGen : Ggentur melz
bet, baB Der GntlaB bon UluFeting be-
tpert feQjgt porben 1T.
vHunole beri6ttt. odB er 8res!er'5
Stat, Srpmmel uno Glocolan beIeBt
fat, unb paB Der 6eino na6 Senetal
unb Sidsburg 5uriid gstpi6fn lit. so
8etps6rs unb 5000 Yatrpne1 iino bon
Srsiltdatlern lGnas Der SeLegrlpbenz
2inie 5tpiIden 8Os6Of uno 9losmfona
tsin Der gepmanrD dusgsl;efert pors
ben. Gin 5elosGOrnet uno 20 8urg6er5
ergaben li9 geitern gu 8Os6Of, &C.
neral Naet6usn erbeutste 81 8os6of
$50 @etps6re uub 100000 Bis 100000
Yatrpnen.
Sum GntidB BON M afez
fin9.
&apfabt, I, 20. Mai. = Tu9ri6s
ten bon Der @ntiab &olonne, pe[6e
beimli6 bon Simberlep na6 Mafef;ng
aufbru6, msloen. Dab Die 8oIunne be
OiItrifte BON Sanops uno 9rDburg
unaugefpdten paiIirte, obns auf 8oes
rem gu itpbsn. Sic mar 1900 Mann
ftarf, aus SapzYoli3ei Diamond
S.elD 9prie," Yepmunrp unb benz bea
rittenen Hegiment BON &imberleb Be-
itsbsno. sic fii6rts 5pei Marims9ez
fhiibe nit Tih. 9lm II. Mdi errei6te
lie Wtont;3an Riper, 20 Wtsilen Iubs
li6 bon Mafsfing. Oas 8spdd tpuroe
auf 9adpferDen unb lei9tsn, NIT
Wedultbieren beTpannten Wagen mitgea
fiibrt. Die &olpnne erbeutete betrd6tz
lifsnQuantitdtsn Sdlu4tpieb. S6erIt
Mobn, tpelder bic &olprne commans
Dirt, but Ii9 I6on in Der Oangoldz uno
Suodn Gumpagne unter 8eneral
SitAener auSgs5ei6net.
&iner 0epei6s aus 2orer3o Wfarz
ques 3ufolge, oatirt bonn 19. Wtui,
puroe Mafsfing am Wtittpo6, ben 16.
Mai, entieBt. (@iner 4miteroumer
Oapei6e 3ufolge ioq Der @nfIab i9on
am OienItag ge9liidt isin. u. b. R.)
Der y4ap 2lrgus" meIost, odb 80
Mann BON Gommanbaut @loffs pa
trouble in Mafeting BON Sberit 9dz
oenzYotpel's 8drniIon nieoergemu6t
purben, unn oaB bic irii9 dmeritaz
nlI6s Brigade in Mafetin9 uno8roonz
itao groBertbeils 5uIammengebauen
lporben lit.
Die 8oeren tpenOea Iih gegen Die
Sran3oien uno 9euti6en." (0
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NbfpIut aiftfrei.

llHGbnlib 70 Uislen nt=Meoiiiutn cntba!ten
bic iueltbtfanuttn Ct. gtrndroaRrGatsrpuen obolut
tsue giitiqen 8citlnotheie pptr b60lIbt SRerts
Dienji.n. Siritlbcn ino dus Den rsintn unotridi6z
ten Sdfttn BON Rrduifrn bereetta apslte pon itb,r
in Der mtoi3iwibcn gaiftnitait ols btihrditie ans
ertdnnt tpprp.a io. ,Ssorrmnnn, Der ote 9slen Qtz
braubt bat III bertit Su bejtuqtn, oab oisfelbtn in
ibrer gairfuna Hlisbertreiilicb Nno. Sie st. 9tr=
uarp=Rrauierpiutn fas in alien apotbetea sa babsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-05-21
9emtocn.

S,smDen, aus Qutem Muslin anqciertiqt, Sam.
brie=Ruifle runp nm Den 6als uno asrmcln, TO-
ME oil Der 5ronte bcruuter. 25c
oenloen aus ftinem Diuslin, Qpte unb giiibel
oOn ieinsn 5altcH eebtlpet gang auer iber Der
,5ronte, ben @als uno Die asrmsln, nit SpiBsn=
bsiab. 39c
@smben aus Der betcn Gualitdt Tusin 9pte
ans icinsn 5alt.n=giben unO Ginidssn, bibid:
Siidereien runo nm Ben @als uno Die Germtln.
biibite Stidsrti unp GinidBs oil Der 5rontc bers
uGter soc.
6emben aug ieintr Garibrit runo I'M Den S,als
nit itbr ientr StidUti uup Ginidssn bssBt
biibi6e 0lut:r, Stders al Den scrmcln. 7oc.
Sfirt=Gbtmiiss pm outer Gambrt, cdieer 3als
init 3eibe bon Giuidssn unc Stidcr,i runp I'M
oen @als unp bic gcrmeiu; oas etirt bat 8uff,
uno 5altcn.ghbd 69c.
Cine enbloie 2lusirabl pon ieiutn @smpen, in
biibi6cn Muitcrn apiipdrts bis Su $500.
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Yo8ncr'S
Der gr06te 0er6auf Oon
Wuslin>ltmterseng,
Oct jemafs aattsefmmoe1 6at.

Oies 1T bic fupsrbe Snitiutioe isl Der
glrt unb Wsiie oss punoerbaren Yer
faufs bon Muslin llnteraeug! Gs
lou Elm niroises Beginner isin!
IS lit fir jeos 5rau IN Baltimore be-
itimmt! ~@s iit senus fir 9lns porhunz
ben! Spris, Dtuitsr. @rObs, Werth
uno preis! Die Quantitdt lit srl ltaun>
lid! Die Meutb Iis,o berrli6! uno
bic Yrai1e n;emals subor lpuroen
folhe 4reils fir irgsno tpel6es W}us=
linzunteraeus anseIebt, oas an Wor>
5iigen osm uuftissn sleidtam!
ltntcrtaiaem.
llntcrtaiasn, aus sutsm 1luslin angeItrtiot,
tuoellois 5acous runper uOcr ediger gals, aGe
GrDbcn, bon 80 bis r. &c.
llntcrtaiacn BON GantSric, gzSoals, nit babiben
stidereitn bciest. 9erlmutterfnopfc. 15c.
llntertaiaen bon fcnsm 6ambric, runn;r S,als,
tief augeeidnittcn. Sals uro aermclu nit ppr=
siali6cn Sp;sen beisbt, 9erlmutterfnOpie 23c.
llntertaiGen, DON ftin.r 6ambrc oosr 4ainioof,
iran,DFide, poQ aei5nitttn. Sronte, runOer S.uls,
nit spisen bciest .unO NIT spissn=enias' idmu=
lts paibbarts Sur6,uos=9onp. asrmsl nit spit=
son bcitbt 49c.
1lnttrtaiacn ppn Gainioof oas furie Jatnn,
furse saine, niepriaer Gals, 1altcn runb I'M ZEN
Nals unD bic aermcln, an DEN Santen nit feinen
Spitcn, mi. p.rl.n per5icrt. 30c.
untertailsn Wuiioof, iran50iibes Gacon
cdioer 0aIs p.it ousaeibnittcn nit iebr i60nem
spib,n beictt nit stpei 8sibsn pom ipai6baren
gdnoern burt3oeeu. 75c.
untcrtainen BON Nunioot orer Gambric MIR
fir Die 5aiGe runpsr @als nit Spben beiest
Sronte eans NIT spisen, i6mules sano, @iirtst
aus bibi6en Ginidstn, nit brettrcm 9ano bur6=
sosen. 9Sc.
1strner Gin ppGes @Fortimcnt bon fencren Gua=
litdtsn llntcrtailsn su alen 9rtiien bis 3u
1926.
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Sapl.r's, J6rpsat & Stratt'a
6anbelSimule - Gmnle fir

StenD6raphte y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Uesriinbet 1864. Sncsrporirt 1895.
DaS as. GhuIfabr beeann am 4. Sept 1893
IaselafYen baS game Sabr.
AbsnDeIatyen Scm 3. Cftober bis 1. ASriI.
an 9etr.ff Der gor,Hsli4feit, 2tiians, 2ebrs
frdfte, Standardization uns untsrri6is=QuriuB
tebt sisieIbe obenon. Ridt in Gsniurrena NIT
anberen. g3ir babsn ei: 6dhruus. gef Sm
(ider Inter- ellen 3neioeu
HudbaIten, S6Sni&rsib.n. aritbmstit Gfsnosrss
pbirtn uns Wiaf6ineni6reibeH.
Bebinsunsen:
SaafcbuIe SO Srp Mtenbfc,uIe S3 prs
URpnat. ale Oepartes DRunat. - SeihrdrSte
uentS einihieBeno. Anaabt Don Shulern.
9sIepbone: Gbtiapeafe Rr. 2236; 6oms 4r. 665
eenbef peqen Rataloe nod Hr. 2 bis 12 Rsrss
GbarlessStrate. Baltimore. @s.
OtnSanS RI. IL. (Gus2,1Sl
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Die CotC6 Penn0

ans.issu elmer eeloeierie.n attiensSpstu=
lation. oo,r ein,s erobe Sipioeno.n o.ripr.6.Hoen
Raup.rsins psrIodten utel. arms Gsute, bre itiu.r
peroi.nt.n Griparnifs parin dnaules.n, uns anhat
Der Sipio.npen mar 6.r;tl,iD Die 5olee nno nis
pisl btfsr if IS Dd, on outes, iubfantieaes Gaus
in elmer bIbit,n, rsinli6eu gsaeno Der Stant su
fauf,n, nobel sic nur rs Sa1ars Saar uns a,rinat
unfoft.n su sablon bab.n. gsriboiien Sic otsbaIb
Sbrsr Somile Elm eis,n.s osim otun i.lba ein.
2ebtnsp.rf6.rune III n6t 10 p.rtbpsu, als Sits.
SD fann Sbuen Elm caus p.r!aui.n, tpebe Sic
rdpt ,innral pas Gelo BON en.nl 8aup.rein su boz,
a,n braa6en.
G3reib.n Sic mir iofort u.nn 6is elm iparia=
ner Nlann 6no. Wlan dorsiFre: .W. 3. g."
.Stuti1er Gorreiponosnt.- (Gpril6, lWt.S
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Stencrr rrScpartcmcnt,
RdfbbauS. ben 81. Uiat 1900.

WurUUdufs otH II. Wf1t ISUU.
Steutriablcr iperben bicrour6 beuadDribtgt,
bab Der Sisconto fir @scbnunatn bon 1900 fir
@runoeigcntbum am 81. Wai aufbprcn ipirp. Ter
tbum, einidlisblb @ftish, Gbiqationen unp Scs
curtdren, bDrte am 30 Ypril aui unp mcroen
3inien fir oicislben ieit oem l. Mai berebnet
bod iperoen 2eBtere Den 8c6uunaen nibt ppr Dem
l. Suni biu3uetfiiet irsrDeu
Steuer3abler. Dcl5e fb Den Tistpnto auf
GrunDcigentbums= n cdbnunqen Fdbern u,rp bic Gin
len fir MISUNDERSTANDING 8ednunqeu ipartu
ipolcn, u,iiiieu ibre Gs1nuuqen fir 1860 nidt
ipdtrr, ois am Sonneritas ben 81. Nai, Ra6mitz
tags llbr, besablen.
Games =. Gorte,s
(Ntal2l,2D Steuereinnehnler.
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Haht Hpbcn.

Ia6t=8obcn aus Muslin, IN poner g8eite uno
ednec bereeftent gOte pom ieinen Saltcn, Gam
bric=8ufft. runD UNI Den @als uno bic aermd
25c
Tabt =Rcben aug auttm Mustn empire 5acom,
nit 6ambriezaufile runo INT Den @als uno bic
aermcln, ionic Gindsm qucr i6cr Der Tronte
39c
Ta6t=Gpben aus poritql6tm Musln, pollitdu=
ciees gofe bon bobidumiqcu fsaltcn, bobliGumeer
8uffle runo I'M ben Sals unb bic Iermeln. 49c
Ia3tz8oben aus bcit.m Nluslin, runoes Qofc
bon siuun5is feiucn 6ulten unO Siusi Reibcn bon
bibi6en Ginidscn, biibibe stidersi runO I'M pas
QOfe, ben @alg unb bic armsln. 59c.
Ia6t=8oten aus eutem Muglin, empire 5a=
8sib. ppr Gnidssn ib,r Der Srpntt, nit 8uile
BON Stidcreien barib.r, bubi6e Stiderti runo nm
ben arua.n, aepers unS gsrmsln 75c
Ha6t=8Oben aus fein,r 6ambric cinesiieter
6uls, 0ote bon feinen Ginidbsn uno Siibeliateu,
Hti O'uIlVS puH Uu0ipiIVNhi SttDth iUIlu
nm Den @ols uno bic gsrnten 9Sc.
Na6t=&obeu aus Musin Cambria pptr Tainz
iout, ent,p.osr nit spissm OOsr etdcreien beiest,
in alien pcnfbarsn Sacpng $1.25.
Tabt=goben aus fcinsr Gambric, Gnlpirc=6acon
Repsrs BON bibi6en Ginid5en nit &ufiles BON
fciner etidr.i beiest. clcoantc S:iderei runo I'M
hen @als unb Die acrmclu. S19S
Na6 =Gsten BON ftiutr Gambric, cdiacr @als,
NIT feinen Spiben unO @iniaser otr5iert. 2apn=
auffle runS um oas gOts nit epissn uno eiuz
idben beiest, 9ano um ben 6als 1925
ltntcrbpien.
ltnterboien aus elmer. upriueli6en NualitGt
@uslin, Qote=9unS mO s6uiire, breiter eaum
unb Suibel Don icinen 5altcn 19c
llnterbsien aus outem Muslin, gots ganp,
bOblidumiscr Gambric=@uile, fsne spisentancn,
SIi6a BON i.nen Salten bariiber 2oc.-
ltnterboien aus better Gualitdt Muslin, 0ofe=
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llnterboien aus Dusln, gut eemabt breiter
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-13
ARNEpS STATEMENT.

Chief Clerk Arney of the State
land board has made up a statement
of the land leases and the revenue
derived therefore since the organi-
cation Of the State. He sent it out
to Democratic papers only as a cam
paign document, but we are Of the
opinion that 1t viii prove more Of
a boomerang than a valuable doc
ument to the Democratic party.
He has it divided off to show the
differences when the State officers
were under Republican and a
Democratic administration. The
following is the report:
UNDER REPUBLICAN REGIME.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-13

Mr.. Bryan in his letter of accept
lance refers sneeringly to the ability
of the Republican party to raise i'm.
mense campaign funds from "speci.
al interests" Probably the Re-
publican party is somewhat success
full in that line although in this
campaign the Democratic party APP
pears to be equally fortunate in the
matter of raising funds. It is well
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-13

a startling incident ID narrated by
John Oliver, OF PHILADELPHIA, as fellows:
II was In an awful condition. MY skin
was almost yellow eyes spRken. tongue
coated. pain eOntinNally. 10 back and
sides. no appetite. growing weaker day
BY day. Three physicians had given
me, tlp. Then l was advised TO use
Electric Bitters; 10 my great JOY, the
first. bottle made decided improve
ment.. / continued their Uss for three
weeks, and am now . well man.
know they robbed the grave OF another
victim" No one; should fail to try
them. Only SOC, guaranteed, at II. d
Blatchley's drug store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-13
HIS REAL SELF.

The, most striking development
of:thepresent campaign is the show
ing which, Mr.. Bryan himself
makes. -Four years ago he seemed
frank and fair, and devoted to lofty
principle. His speeches bore every
impress of honesty and he filled per-
fect1y the role of high minded,
honest, inspired man. His bearing
in connection with the way he was
nominated gave one an idea that he
had come as an evangel to execute
a righteous purpose. Events have
demonstrated that he was but play
ing a part then; that he was pur-
pdsely deceiying his countrymen on
the silver question, which was his
paramount shibbo1eth, but certain
ly he, acted well the part. This
year hereveals precisely what he is.