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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
MIR. DOOLEY ON ROOSEVELT'S
NOMINATION.

Some very amusing things have been
written of the late republican V
ton. Roosevelt particularly comes IN
for more ridicule thai little X
lev. the nimble thimblerigger. Roose-
welt played shy and declined, but was
dying to get the nomination all the
time. In saying no he consented He
made a sensation when he entered the
convention. 1t was all done at the
knick of time too" Representative
GrosvenOr in a graphic article in the
New York Journal describes he m
bilious Rough Rider:
1.-THE governor wore his Santiago
hat, and the very atmosphere OF San
Juan Hill and Ell Caney, and all that
sort of thing, was around it and diff
fused from it, and he marched with a
martial tread down the aisle to the
seats reserved for the ~delegates-at-
large from the state of New York"
All know of Mr.. Dooley Ink his writ
ings. The Journal also was fortunate
in getting him for a reporter. He did
it up after his own funny style. We
wish we had space for much he said
for it is too good to be lost or over
looked. OF course Mr.. Dooley has the
mighty Roosevelt in hand, the vainesr
of vain mortals. He also describes his
fine get UP, but it is with a deft hand
it is done. Read this:
"'Tis a crool an horrible thing. Hin
Missy.
He wint to Philadelphy thinkin' TO
disguise himSilf So's not to atthract at
tintion- What he says, shall | wear
he says, that these i~llusthrious collec-
tors iv intarnal rivinue an foorth
class postmasthers shall not reconize
me?' He says, what attire shall
garb mesif in he says. that they
may not crowd on me honors that ARE
more than I deSarve an less thin ]
ought to have?' he says.
"An' he Silicited a careful disguise
He put On a broad brimmed sombrero
a suit OF khaki, a cartridge belt, a
large soord an a pair iv spurs an car
rid his famous book, Alone in Cuba.
Thus masked, he left for P~hiiydelphy
an attimpted to sneak quietly into q
hotel. Wud We believe it, some war
reconized him through this disguise. A
voice cried Huroo FIR RoSenfelt.' An
other voice hollered, He's Jul candy
nate an an impartial quartet, con
sistin' Nv the collector iv rivinue a
Paw Paw, tinor, tn postmaster i,
I1OLlSNAAS, pdTyIOne, IN pllSlOH dSeu
at Barrys landin'. first bass, an tn
chief clerk iv the agaricoolchrool de
partmint, second bass, sthruck up al
~impromchoo ballad Untitled, Bill an
Tiddy is tn boys FIR us wu-ruds b,
Platt, music be Quay"
That is almost inimitable. AnC
Roosevelt, who SC abuses the south. i:
the sort of captain the debauched ans
depraved convention SO much sought
for the vice presidency. Mr.. Doole,
makes Roosevelt desperate in his re
sistance as three masked villains cam,
in upon him. I'm tn struggle the!
become unmarked an Tiddy see tn
cold, hard face iv Platt, tn demon
smile Of Quay an tn heavy. blood
thirsty c~ountenance iv Mark
When their ultimatum is made known
Ito him
"'Oh, hivins.' says Teddy. is this tn
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
Snow Hill. n. c., June 10, 1900.

Mr.. E. C. Ward, of Chadbourn, pub
fishes in the Messenger of that town.
a statement that he repudiates the
nomination of himself, in his absence
as a populist magitrate. He says
II am a democrat, and shall do my
best to see the banner of White Supre-
macy floating gently over our state,
bringing prosperity, peace and happi-
ness that is not to be looked for under
negro rule. The amendment has nv
support and if my vote will push it
through, by the help of God she's
going"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29

Simmons well said, in his interview
published in yesterdays Observer, that
IL there should be a demonstration OF
violence the democrats viii know "vno
insttgated II and where to place the re
sponsibility-" That is the way to talk
IL. The one misfortune about The VIII
mington outbreak in 1895 was that the
responsibility vas not equally appor-
toned but the wrath of the DEM
Gratis was visited upon the negroes
alone"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29

Destroying its victim, Is a type of
Constipation. The power of this muir
derous malady Is felt on organs and
nerves and muscles and brain. There's
no health till it's overcome. But DIR.
Kings New Life Pills are a safe and
certain cure. Best in the world for
Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Bowels.
Only Csc at r r. Bellamys drug
store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29

Representative j. H. Small, of Wash
ington, made a brief address at Green's
Dor lately before the state Normal and
Industrial school, in which he tool ad-
vanced ground in favor of local taxa
ton for schools. That is clearly a
growing sentiment in North Carolina.
If the amendment passes there will be
an advance On this line. So much de-
Ponds upon the success of the amend
ment-even education as we'll as ma
terial progress and morals and high
est and greatest of all, religion. Mr..
Small urges local taxation as an excel
lent investment. While the state should
do it's duty fully as to public educa-
ton, the favored communities should
wake up and move put on a new line
of taxing themselves for better and
higher schools.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29

Mr.. A. A. Campbell is a leading re-
publican in Cherokee county. and is a
man of ability. He has addressed a
long paper to the white republicans / n
behalf of the proposed amendment.
We shall consider it at another time.
Documents follow each other so rap
idly it is not possible to do otherwise
thar to refer to them as you can find
time and space. The appeal of Mr..
Campbell appeared in the Raleigh News
and Observer Of Sunday. Mr.. Campbell
is too wise and too true to his race to
be bamboozled by such fellows as Ten
nessee Jeter and that great Sampson
Blue Che will be more so later on), the
three-months constitutional lawyer
Butler, the unsound and the artful
dodger.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
THANKS Q roe Vt,

Blshgp MDyvlson speaks " Ms pssssH,
Uprising w GhtHa,
LOUISVILLE, Ang, lNn.nI thank ODd
thar Allan and bamDsth, ever thsrs,
and thu MethDdiats IN This country, Avs
responsible for Tho prsaenb trouble IN
China, with bowed head ! thank God
thar In some small why ! am W blame
for ths unrest ID China today, shank
God illal each and every DDe VI vow and
oil Vie Math0dists IN this country Aps
20 blnme, " IN The Itinerary OF Meth
Odism ~ spoke Bishop II, u Morn.
ron NJ The laying Of sba cornerstone Of
tho 'onrlb AveDns MsthDdisb church,
corner of V0nvib avenue and w. Cath
crime street,
wv continued, saying WAS shAs
pushing spirit, thai oItstvst9hlnG tor
The beyond that had SAM ths Methodist
missionaries iDt0 th8 Vap NAst Bishop
Morrison hlpsAeh HOd that ths present.
Nnpeal, nv IN termed ", had 00Ma Ab0nb,
" was Just y fOreshadOwtnH Of bbs Tins
s0OD approaching when China nwDAld
be ont from eAd W and by ths armies
of ths GROSS, carrying Tho gospel 70 ths
hnRthan,U
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
RAIN 3 FALLING.
Advances m pekiD MDE w sDMswhat
IbajNEsM

8WN
Advances m IekiD MDE ~ somewhat
DAINNsh
LONDON, Aug, lM-wlt pay Admiral
Bruce, telegvApbinR from TAhM W bhe
British Admiralty, sAysI
nIIAye psQaiyed the following from tha
general ri Ito NJ WI, Any, l0I
hiTh9 troops APA distant about w
miles from Paklh They experienced
little Opp0sjn0n A position bHd been
prepared by Mo aneny, bur ~ the allies
advanced, they fed, YIe TAvtnp env,
nlpy WIS charged by sW0 s1nAdgoDs Of
bengal lAReepk Many Of tho former
were killed, Tho %stRndapds Of 0nDp
erals Nv aDd Sung vera captured, Tho
troops Ap0 mach aKlRnsted by tle heRt,
bnt their henlth and spirits mn other
wise excellent
~ second dlymteh, dated 10 VI WI,
Avg, ", bayhi
HiThe advance mny be s0meW Int de'
lsyed M vAin IA fnlliDH,'U
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

MFW pu~NAiekt0AAHM lK tH@ls0sA
BEiERf LANG FlNNh PRp0F pN0FtAE
F0R PUBLICATION
United States EAndl OfNoan
BDsaMAn, MOntMNMO
August lWl lN09b
Notice IN heEeNy givan tlAt AaelAert
Whitney, " Hig MMlMp, MWNANlM,
hAstled nDtiee Oh iDteNtiDW ~ mWks
MWf Oh hiA desert land olWiM M,
nav, for Tho south half nOpthp Wssa
QNAbah south half NvpthpaAst awAptsp,
section w, township v north, paRgN lR
east Montana PFlA0ivMl MeptaisH,
bef0n 4, A. WtAliMMA elapk 0f DIM
WietnOAFt .At BilliDEM MODaRVM, ON
sAtst lay, the NaAd day vi 6eytaMsbag,
1900,
EHA NAMES the tOll1whsg witnesses
10 W,ve tine eOMplaM iVVlRAtNM and
teGlanAtlOM Oh sWlh land
BeE q, hhOpey Of Merrill, Montana !
AleW,lliM Webb On hi9 Timber, Mon
tAnal Harry HaRk0M Oh Hi9 Mmbev,
MDMhtaMI Bhni&MiM BEadnbpl Of Hig
Timbpp MONTANA
A. An hove, Register.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
REDUCED 70 sIeaE RATIoNs.
GsndltiOD M I'M l~AKAti0nA M AnK Y lHs
pOvlEd Nv thA French MlnlNtNFt

G6ndltiOn M tliU laKAli0ns NJ ans v NHs
p0Flsa wv tLa praneh MInlstNh
PARIS, Any, lWrrnThe French foreign
0hle0 hAs paqoivad the following DIV.
MlGh from Tho minister 0f France M
Pekill, N, Flnh0D, dHted Avn, VI,
rvs hRve been advised that IA Hung
Chang Ii charged 10 negotiate tele'
graphically win thA powers Wa Ara
IGNORANT III tha events occurring Ontt
ida the legation " IN surrounded by
hostile dafgnses How G0nld WI Ra9O'
tlate with0Rt the diplomatic corps ~
raining wv rights md. the legation
gpOunds tMiDa avaeuRtads. " tha neg0.
tAtiODa prevent the march NJ the allied
troops, which N our only salvation, wa
vlhk falling Into Chinese hAnda Inn
section wherein lles tta French la4R'
Zion IA 0eenMed by imperial troops, who
have moi entirely GeAAed w fro Wa
Apa reduced w slaHe rNti0ns,, W. hays
provisions, hopssH, rico nnd bread, tor
III days.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
LINNN AND NLVN EOULAkD,

forms 4 little s1uape drnDed vest, collar
and blouse which shows only AZ thp
Sides A s1uApe lace oOllnp covers tho
fOuIavd eOlIDr and ihOHp Iltll0 Dllo NM
white SIN lasapls down lDp front AIp
quite Tho lAIpst, A feW tIny lOehH NJ
pear Oh tho bodice and Stoves tho
belt IN Of folded Dlnp velvet, Win MI
antique gDlh buckle IN 'front.' A hnt "
lace straw In almost thu pkApt shAdo
Of tho dress IN gDlte tho thing ID Wonp
with This fpOoh, BlUp velvet bands on
oIpoIp tho crown, while M enormous
pale pink poppy Apppnds itself All over
one side III n delightfully."- picturesque
way,mNaw YORK; NAH nnD t9AppnsA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
pippl p0bIlmIIm jnly W, IlNO NJ
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,
I,and ttitInO M LaWiainWu, Mont,

Land Dltl1b ~ hpWlHtDWn, NOM,
July 10, 1900,
Notice N hereby piyen lhnl tha IOl,
lowing named settler bAa Dlod notice Of
IilA lnt0DllDD W MAk6 nnnl pRO0f III
support 0t hls claim, and that Hnld
proof VIII bD MAda DetOvG register and
ipoeivep VI hewlatOWD, M0ptu Oh
AeptOMbep lYlh, 1900, vlsl HIGbapd
M, JODen who nIRdA Homestead Entry
No, 7Ol fOp thP WISH hnlf southwest
DunIlep, mnliOn w, township y north,
IAnga VII INST, M0nlADA MERIDIAN
Hu names Tho following witnesses tO
prove de continuous residence npDll
and cultivation Dl snId land, VIII
llsm W. Cartwright ~ MnaaalHhal!,
Edward A, hObBplR ~ MnssdlHhall,
william N, MOsby % Muas0IHhell,
JosAe Ola 0r MuaH0lAhellr
Any pappOD WhO desires w. protest
npnlDHt lln allowance Of hlDl W0Of,
on VIM knows VI my sDbNnnllnl p10aOn,
,nIdel lbe INV ADn lln m~anlht1ODH ~
lha Intgllm DnpnplnleDI, why snnll
proof should NOT bh allowed, VIII bg
given ND opportunity ~ The ObOve mel'
llODp1 linn md plngn M 0VOHAnnkAIDln1
witness Or snld GlnlmNNI, md No 0lYeI
svldgDoe IN yobuttal on Ihnl submitted
by olnlnNnL
BDWARD BRAAAHY, nealTph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

A point DOliapd on hlnhy ~ tlle Dgw
gowns IN TINT mo trimming Dn tlV
front NJ Tho waist And mo trimming %
thG front Of Tho Hhtr Apg Often 1sn0llY
aIIkn, ih0 only bv0Ok belnA wll1rp lll1
baIt GpOssGs, rW example, wtleW ibe
front NJ the waist IN tucked VIZ 1uij0
Maklng Nv mpnAtpd ~ TN 'front.'
bundM NJ TN HkIvt, tn INV ltW ~
tu0lN IN mnda narrower iUsl ~ nv
waist liDG Thk Improves nm 0Alye
and iAkW away lhn squire lD0k NM
would otherwise Nv sty0M TtInW N
always n trimming down wv front NJ
the waist ~ aithw sldG NJ ms OtllNv
WlmmlnE HbInh IN WpHnt11 nm lbN
skirt HHunrs IONnE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
PUBLISH coRREspoNpENc
Filipino Documents Captured ny RnnslDD
Ara MAZDA UbIIH

VtllvinU ADNNihHHtA VNVtMfNW wv VWNHlDU
AU Made UbIiG
WAsHIkGyON, Ann ~ The WIZ de'
paptmeDt Inn made public the Filipino
correspondence oAptuped some months
ag0 by Gnnoml Funston command IN
HlHoD, " WIN tvADalNE9d from spnn'
isA under the aippatlOD Of Captain John
w. N, Taylor NJ tho NDnytNe6th lAfnn'
wy, who Nv IN change Of iDHpVHant POO
Ordh There IN u lettep from Dp Mon
tagne II, hAyeraon, dated NJ FORT llnm'
Hon, N, w July ", 1900, md ND
dp0a4ad 10 spD0p ", ApnalbIn, Tbe l0n
t0p oalls PvpsldoDt Mckinley u pirate
ana advises Ihe WliplnOs 10 0aIptip ID
American officer md wy Him rDp
pivngy, " Mise advises them 10 publish
i'm Appenl 10 Who American people and
snegesls what topics should be mndo
imV0plHnL Other letters VI more w
leah Importance ape Misc made public,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
E,DNv llHlas IN yumbIRg,

MINNEAPOLIS, AVA, W,wVlOW rates
have again HOnG w pegeh lMtg lAst
walk tIgvs WNsA suspicion THAT IVA
lines ware emitting, but now no Regvet "
made M Tho mnttaE the tNyiW vHt0n
Rv0 iOlg Genta lake md vAil on seab0nt
New York basis, Rnd y pantE higher NIL
v0ih Vhg Gut palH0a from Y gents VI,
and thia lime " In mid No be by Ols III
tlla weaker lAhe and NIL lines
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
i ROM W

NJ Embroidered Milsla nDd Inca, con,
NDIDE thu fnllD0NH IN Tho bust NM
forming stylish npnulpis, w tho mid
do NJ tha front IN n fUIl plnltDd vesi
Of nDe white lawn, adorned by u JADOi
nj lHoa falling from n 00lIDv bnnd VI iIl0
rose and whlN lawn Thn sl1oyes ~
tho arms comfortably nDd nlV trimmed
vi INV wrists WIN llla bAtlsle AMI lap0,
r~phllRdeIpbta L0dgeE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
dsSy,es WIN NM vjgbL

NEW fONK, Ana lMmThNe viii ba
no 0ght bswHon tu winner NJ tJl0
khNvlay, WtxalmmODs matgh aNd James
H. JnfrpiGs NV WIS originally Intended,
William A. HAdy announced tbnl
JeYpin hAd dANidad NJ d0glNvV this
muMh Of IN hH IN DOt fhiDk thonO
would h any nradtt IN d0foatiDg n man
vino Ind f0uaht aDOfiW hard battle IN
tLg eHlDG WHgk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
LT's TINE RARy,


gUnAa0, Ana lMr~Vl0e 0haipnAn
Henry u, Payne hHs received " copy Of
the itinerary OF Governor ROOsevolt As
INV M agpe6d upon by tha governor and
Cha national 90mMltt01, Governor
Roosevelt VIII make hls tpst speech w
Detroit saph " He Will spank W Grand
RAPIDS, Mi0h, Sept " South Bend
Sept \, LMgv0sse, Wis Hept, 10, From
LAVposse aOyapnOp R0Osevplt Will visit
South DBkOtM North Dakota, Montana,
IaAhp UtAb, Wyoming Colorado, Kan
ANa, Nebraska, lOwn Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky, OHIO, Vast virginia nDd
Maryland, finishing his speeehmaklng
IN New York,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
prs.anasA y YyAassu,

Timely Information given MrA aserge
llwO lives, A, fflshttAl epasA hAa leDH
l aspA her awake e,., syspy niyhss ..l she e \,
ssssAlQllly plsN Wo!EsSgn n y 4, asfssa v wv
m kihx,s NV Dise9veyy, OAs beAsle
who'll, wholly aafsa a hsns Aad IA. ~ x SsNs.s wv NJ.
llyDAH VI y severe AltApA " pA9nMQAlA,
sum vNrsA Ats ,p0slaIvs piOM pl Ivy
power " pugs, VII yhFoAt, gaAaSt NM lung
lFDvD lef, Only bte, ANA AlitM .HNApRlI
leed, VplAl b0ttle fpss NJ 0hApplsS
drug slDpe,
mM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
l0u viii pe\sF md ANY Other. plllA. 10
prompt. And 10 pleAtAnl ~ DeWills
Isl.lle Marty NlssEA 0Nppls DFNH 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
SITUATION MORE CRITICAL,

Q0nsul NRssdHls HeaHIyas v llphav Mess
ANHA prHm NOREsh
NEW fOIN, Avg, MwA dispatch No
the journal Aad Advertiser from Cha
tHO aAyaI
lmnENl HAasdAle llaS just raaoivGd II
MpllW dispatch NY runner from Min
isteg g0nHaH w sayM
nHhG altnAtim IN M0Va GvttiGAl, VhH
Chinese government IN Wyina W fmoe
us W leAve PekiM " ~ Impossible WI
troops arrive"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
REJECTS TIE CHARTER,
Havana NOnnelI DOes NM bihA tbs New
lltE lOhH,

HAVANA, Aua, H. u-Iha council hAs
vajaoted Tho nav charter by N y0to NJ
NJ t0L The commission Inv bean Nv
work on Tho charter f0g more tlan "
year, w WI expense NJ from $4,000 10
bnb,0OO, mostly sAlRvleM
III NeNNvalIy admitted thAt th0
GhNvfav IN NOV AdRpted W Havana HDy'
evnm Wood says NV Will abide by tla
decision MI thN e0nRgll md s0ys Tho
municipal business Will be carried on
under I'm OId Spanish ghMtsv mill 4
mora suitable eliAptW IN adopted,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
liEM p@ublinAn0n, Jaly w, l1D, nNrf
kaFlee FoR PUBLICATION,
departments Of ths IMlesieI,
luld tltilAa Mn HNxAmNn, MNnt,,

July lOth, iD00.
N0tpa IN hereby given What TIN VOL,
lowing named spttlaI hnA Alsd nOliOe
Oi hiA'plenuoA to make Anal proof ~
supper ", hia olniMy and thnt aaid
pV00f will bp made bAfm9 y, A,
WilliaRs, oiork NJ court M Billings,
Mont, on AHaWat MIST, 1900, via
DADlai \, HAmMDnd, Homestead Hnty
Mo- anlg for thu p0uthnnNsl 1nnIlpI
north NOst QnnptHF, n0ptb hnli SOUTH
west qBAplev southwest QunIlap south,
wust duvt0v, Aaeti0n w, township
north, tnaN w east, M0nsnDn PIinoi'
pal Medium!
Ha nADe Tho following witnesses 10
prove ls N~0AtinN0pH residence Np0n
hDd onlyAtiOn III aald hind, yiaI
BvanV jonas on NJ! iNps, MontaDN
ns1nn nv "a y, a M,,1,l,lna. MM" "n,."M'
JOSeph NminAki Of Billings, M0nlnua,
NJ III MIVH, Raaist0y,
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Fiph Publication, JnlH VI, lvMmBuf
M0N8E F9F PUBLICATION,
DeMlmpnl q lhe Interior,

bnhH bVpH Nv WiIWH VIM WUilIlD
JuIy sam, 1900,
Notice " hereby given Tint tho f0IH
lowing aDAnen settler hNA filed n0tlga
o. his Inhibition 10 make hDAl pv0ef~n
support d hia HlAim, aud thai said
proof WI bo mada hnfOIe Olopk 0f TIM
District tNNVt Nv Billings, MONTH, On
Hept, slh 1000, Vial David N, Milne,
vile made HOmbWend BDlry Mo, 1909
feI tIn HO9 'eAHl QNnltop OH anNtlUH NJ,
township North Inlga 40 ansl,
He DanIH nm following witnesses
w prove continuous puRldOnoo upon
and gDlliy ion OF pnid land VIII.
John IN aibAnD W MuAealahe!,
Mont, Mvna H0IAB Of MnAHG!shu!,
Mont w W, Handel Of Musaa!aho!,
Mont, HlGbNrd HI0Wn o., MusHelHhell,
Mont, n, GORDON, Register
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A NNYNllN

4 novelty 0f mo sa1s1n " nhDh nm
GbHjtts WIN n hODdtNWllW harder
Tha gr0vDd ~ M ODe aOIW Win u rms
NJ ALMOND fgUrH 4 md Ov hl0n gy0ny1
ID dlsuDgUIEHHd ny 0Dn M hlnNk Wt
b0ndw In pvHry HknmpN WggiHs 0lf
tbe two G0Jnvs HNaGttgGlE n vary VIZ
tin Hddttt0uHt i%vttt1tiE II fffittrff
Vim hbase gO0da ihp imrtv HGgasf
(De pleasing decorative p0SslhttUaA
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aann Ienr Wnpm weather

THE gOWn IN OF Old pOaN INWn DNI1
termed Win white the skirt ~ simply
adorned ~ tho bottom WITH Two small
plfias and N lnokpd across ne bDoh,
The bodice IN plDlted Oh thu shout
daps And w DpMmenlpd with Squares
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
AT PEKIN MONDAY
EEmRlzssalsHaHzTH
Reported FFem Shanghai That
the Allies Have Reached
the Capital,
fSrsE~wHsg sspsssfff
This Statement ID MeaGerly
Confirmed by Chinese Of
fleIal NsWs,
ALLIES SHOULD 90 SLOW
Celestial Minister At London
Gives the Powers A Word
OF Warning,
Native 60ldlsrs Are Beaten
They May Turn and Reno
legations

hNkD0k, AM, Muu"Ihe allies MA
reported 10 have peAehed Fekin Mons
day" sNyR Tho Shanghai correspondent
oil The DAily l9xppaas, He RddHi "chl'
reese Official news confirms thiA Atale'
ment, but without details"
A Paris message vepeatA this, nv the
statement, especially IN " emanated
from shanghai, must DO aeaepled WIN
considerable pesepvet
Other London morning papers, bAslnE
their remarks upon Washington DIV,
matches which, with Tho exception ~
ihe foregoing from Shanghai, form the
latest news regarding Tho advance, Ape
divided In opinion, some believing tbnt
tho allies must have already peAebsd
PakiD, and others ppefeppinG w believe
thai tI,0 palIef will NOT IN accomplished
until tho 9nd OF tha week,
TsleHpaphtng from Yang TAnDH, ANN
M,R Daily News correspondent kAysl
0kip Alfred GAAAlee hopes w. keep. tlle
enemy a,a R. E1npIna ana 70 follow ~" ''s''
Ngsn Ping was oeeupied without
tvjDg d shOl, according t0 " dispat0h 10
Tho Daily MkppeHs from thAt Place,
dAtad AUat ~
I'M u Ialiayad,n the mesaaga adds,
mhnt Generals TunG Fuh Sling, Nh
and Chung W1, ~entpan0hllH, W,0W
stp0nA NJ Tang Ghhlr Vhe MilloA my
avoid Puna Cham pursuing. llle g0nte
northwest from Ching Nh Wan"
wiling IN Hand over voralEnnrm
Vnng Chm Appears Va he Abont w
miles FROM PoAim A dlnpAtgh M, tlie
aaMe paper from Shanghai, dale'l
"Wednesday Anya that mo 0flGlAH pro-
fpss 70 no willing to llnnd over tle f0p'
aIan ministers, thelp families and sepv'
NH i, hui will not permit the departure
oil native Christians
nTh0 HnaRinn HOvapnm9nLn g0utlls
pns ihis lnlnHpMll, NhAs notified VI
HNng Chang 0f ita Willingness w 10.
0aiya N, de GLARS 9ntaide the walls 0f
PaklD, thus avoiding Tho entrance III
mo HuaaiAn force, This independents
action IN calculated w embapgass Tho
Allies seriously. Japan demands WAT
General fnnH bn shall meet lle allies
OntAide tla Glty YATES and deliver, tll1
ministers and VII t@ naeive ehpls'
tiRna"
ana Chinese minister IN London, wv
ghih Chen iO FanE hN, IN quoted M
saying ''the powers must. non press VOC
hHpd On PekiD, II y0n defeat mo CHI.
nase soldiers " viii n0l be possible No
control tha M0ldiepyt They may lnvn
and pend the %leaali0nh 10 moi. bas
lieve the laHatiOn food supply WIZ ba
stamped IN long in the pOw1ps pefvAln
from ATTACKING Pekin nlh naA0tiRt0 fOp
thH surrender III the ministers"
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IN fbst w0vvtes hlWANlf Win tM
dread M WsslbR R0DfiDgHNeles WI
Reysr ks ri r3sk
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plFat NimHnn JHly hi liWD bd
NeTlCE Fob PVBhlGATl0Nr
Depnpl hont ~ thN Interior,
lund llN lln Nh H01aMnll, Mint.

July q, 1000,
k0llpa IA I\leby given thnl the f0l,
lOwinadDaMpA settler ilAs filed D9tiga
Of hia inteDtlln 10 make Anal proof W
supports 0f Aia claim, and tbal AAid
proof viii bG Mada before w. A.
Williams, 0lepli on diHlriot court w Nlllr
iDgs, Mont On August lhll, 1900
VIII Andrew Jr Sullivan, H0Mesield
l9Dtpy Mo- plpb fm thA enAt N0lf a0nl'
west qnavtsl lo!H b md y. section ~,
township | DNth, lnnae ~ aAHt, MOnr
lnnH ppineipa Mapi1iaD,
HN nanea tbo following witnesses M
prove hia continuous pasldoDGe upon
ind cultivation On snid lind, VII
WllIinm Di1ki0 Of Billings M0niAnn,
danes 49, DloNa OF Billings, MODllna,
DaDiul A. Han mODd Of HilliDah Mon
tam, james HFnD On Billings, Mons
lana \, VI hOVD, RoEiiipL
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Gilman Moup,,oE nm. vi Csu,en,

HOAN KOsH, Wbnpaday, Avn, H.
Continued inyeNkiHafl0us Nv Canton
nh0W thH Chinese np mounting larHnp
guns, old HHDboAts Hve bulnH O~yerhWplnd
NNd mines have beeD mnde ready w iAy
w tbH WnM river, \ steamer from WI
rhoW rNIortA pAsstng RDnktdWAbla MN,
tNps NJ pAlnHsA tr0opw goinH Hp th9
WHsf river, probably hound fW Raklh
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SAFE ON AUG, 10,
NhlRHr Mintstsr M MndHH Hrs lAis
kHMA kInM INklni

lhlnaW Minister nv iNndm Hrs lAls
kews Fran faklh
hkn0E, Avn W. -Tbe Chinese min,
Inter IN LfRdaV hAA informed the Hrlt,
ihh lAvaigH Allae thaf the foreign laHHs
N0nh nv Peldn were A#fa IN Monday,
AM W.
AavHNGe nm FFiae NJ AlkAM
NIAGARA FAh@, NJ VIZ AHgt M-
HHR wtHtaw ElHks MsHHfHffffefs M
On Vnllad kfRfas and thR F!Nte GlHks
aAhbetsi annexation aJeRAd thetF an
HNNl kHfHENFF Weeflve. hNFs lHrlHg tne
A9Yt WNs AANdNd W advance ,the
agipARw Nsss ND PINE 6ssss