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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
DAMAGES FOR TORTS. /,
Delegate Bland to Introduce a Bill TO
That End,

Delegate Charles T. Bland. of Ports
mouth, will introduce in the House to-
day bill to constitute damages for torts
committed by railroads, steam or eiec-
trio, and by electric light companies,
prior to the appointment of a receiver,
current or operate expenses, and to pro-
vide for the payment Of, and for the in
stitution and reviving of suits for same.
The bill provides that If after institution
of suit for recovery of damages for such
torts, a receiver be appointed, the suit
upon motion OF plaintiff shall be revived
against the receiver SO appointed. If re-,
ceiver be appointed before the institution
of such SUIT, the suits may be instituted
against the receiver so appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
REPORTER AND LAWYER.
Delegate Charles T. Bland is After a

Delegate Charles t. BInHui IS AItcf Z
Seat in Congress.
a most active candidate for Congress
in the Norfolk District is Delegate Charles
T. Bland, Of Portsmouth. Mr.. Bland is a
newspaper man and lawyer, and has
represented his city i'll the Legislature
for three terms. He is one of the active
members. and when he takes the door he
is given all attention by members and
the galleries.
Yesterday Mr. Bland received a most
com! llnientary letter from Senator LIE
C..o, in reference to his Consr.ssi oaal
aspirations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS,

In execution OF 4 certain deed of trust.
dated March %. 1886, recorded in D. Is.
1o1 B, page Ia. Richmond Chancery Court,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured, and being re-
quired so to do by the beneficiary. the
undersigned trustee will sell, by public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY II. 1890.
at 4:oo P. NJ. the said real estate de-
scribed in said deed as the Brick Dwell
ing, Nc. COL north Twenty-seventh street.
with extra-large grounds. the lot 'front.'
ing 8: feet, more or less, by 100 feet. more
or less. This IS one of the most de-
sfrabe corners on Church Hill The
dwelling is most substantial. Of fine size
and can be made a most attractive and
desirable home, or investment.
Immediately after the sale Of the above.
we shall sell one-fourth interest in the
two Houses on the east side of Twenty
seventh street. adjoining on the north the
property above described THESE two
Dwellings have frontage Of A. feet,
more or less. by 100 feet, more or less, on
said east side OF Twentyseventh street.
TERMS: For cash. as to the expenses
OF sale.s city and State taxes to day of
sale and the sum of s1,35e, with interest
thereon from September %, 1859. and as to
the residue, if any. upon such terms So
the Srantor in said deed shall prescribe
and direct, or as the trustee shall think
fit and as will be announced ut time eff
sale.
o. H. FUNSTEN. Trustee.
J. B. ELAN & CO., Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
FUNERAL notice.

funeral service of the
this life January 18th. at II OIL A. NJ,
aged seventy-two years. Will take place
from the Third Street "A. n. E, church
sNEDNESDAY.S11o % clock A. NJ. Friends
and acquaintance are respectfully in
: r!ted to attend. - 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
Miss pate WEEDS Mr. phillips.

Miss Della v. Pate ard Mr.. Charles R.
Phillips, both Of Richmond, We're mar
ried in Washington yesterday.
4-r. Phillips is a popular machinist. His
bride is an exceeding clever and attract
i've young lady.
They will reside at 72i north Twenty
eighth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Negroes Suspected Of Entering the
Valentin, Auction Compans's House.

The auction house of the Valentine
Auction Company was broken into SAT-
urday night and goods to the value Of
SIS were stolen. The case was reported
to the police, and last night Thomas and
Charles Stevens were arrested by De-
ztectives Tomlinson and Wrenni and
locked up at the Second Station. They
are suspected of being implicated in the
robbery. but the principal burglar is still
at large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
AGENTS WANTED. 1

4. 90 AGENTS WANTED. 80 u
AGENTS WANTED FOR LIFE OF
DWIGHT L. MOODI.', the famous
evangelist, written by his grateful CO.
workers in loving memory of his HI gh,=
Z unselish service IN the cause o. felioW-
bile edition; 4 master book by master
minds: only $780, everybody wants it;
mo capita or experience required; high
i est commission; freight paid: ; outfits and
& circulars free. Address s.. PARK,
publisher. 334a Dearborn street, Chicago.
fia14
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

coleman BAREFOOT has fine setter at
his house. Gil south Pine street. that
straved there . few days ago. The owner
OF the dog can get same by applying at
q hove mum be-. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
MEETINGS..

S~o~~rO~~~>~- o-~-~>---~.-~---~~No~
Richmond. Va. Dec Is. 1899.
Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the KAMA
VIVA COAL COMPANY will be held at
the office OF Eugene C. Massie. Esq.
in this city, on THURSDAY, January
IS, 1900, at II O'clock e.
T. BROOKE,
de19 Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
i STOCKHOLDERS of the RICHMOND
PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY will be held on
TUESDAY. January IT, 1860. at )
O'Clock P. NJ, at the office of the COM
phny. 1904 east Main street. Richmond,
Va HENRY s.. HUTZLER.
jas Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

SOLICITORS WANTED FOR THE
- emoirs Of Dwight, Il. Moody" writ
ten by his son, and assisted by Ira D.
Sankey Published with the authority
of Mrs Moody and family. Only book
authorized or authentic. Dennand enor-=
nous. Harvest time for agents Large
I profit Credit given. Freight paid
{. Address THE DOMINION COMPANY.
Department i. Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

o. H. FUNSTEN. Trustee.
j. B. ELAN & CO., Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

union. all OF whom survive to meet this
greatest attliction of their lives.
Mr. Harrison is an ex-member of the
Virginia Legislature, having served two
terms as q member of that body.
The remains will be brought TO the
city this morning on the $40 o'clock train
of the James River Division OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and the
inter1nent will take place at Hollywood
immediately afterwards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16

nASvfLLE. va. Jan. 15.--special. ~
Rueh Young. an ex-confederate soldier,
died here to-day after brief illhess.a ~
record as soldier was Very crcditable.
He was born In Pi .rnn!a county, In 1Sss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-16
against the aggressions of the United

THE R. 7. BOOTH COMPANY. Ithaca. N Y.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
a CHEAT

The North western Hide N Bar ae., Of Min,
nsapoiis, Mimi, AbsoiDseiy Guarantee
Highland sheep Dip Il Care Ignnl and
Every sheep ~ snab.-Esad wiyt ii
Bfap DaDe.
What New Zealand Wool Kings Say
j. Paterson, WnimsA, Southland. ~
used tho Highland Dip on the Wnimen
flock (nyer 40, 900 sheep. and, must
sny. the condition Of the clip nj shear.
ing showed u great Improvement on
that Of the previous year, when another
w~ell.kDown dip WIN used"
Alex. X, Hay, NJ. Romans, Wood.
lands. --"I used your Highland Paste
Dip with excellent results, My wool
mud sheep were newer Ia better eondi.
ton tI,nD Inst season."
Note. -~s Wool bf0nKbt highest prices
obtained ut iDysfonrgill first sale,
1893,
H. X, Smith, Hamilton Burn, Moss.
bnrH, Southland, -~"I nm pleased 10
say tia Highland Paste Dip gays gfent
satbsf8etiOD, Az shenfing time the
sheep wero FREQ from yerMiD, mud clip.
ped considerably heavier tbDD formerly.
The wool was bright md s0und,O
j. M, MneerrnH, WnfepD, ClHtba. --
u mn more thnD pIonsed with tho
HigblnDd Sheep Dip consider IL tbs
BEST dip IN The market for giving the
wool u bright lnstIe,V
VIM Met)sllum, p%DpotDDs, Clinton,
"Tb0 effects OF HigblnDd dip DpoH the
wool DrO most boDpfeinL II gives u
very 1Do bloom mud lDette, md epuses
~ 10 fool like yelypt 10 the touch, ]
breed RomDpy Mnrsb sheep nD1 my
clip topped the mnrket Ibis yonr, bring
Ing from slod ~ sAld poi pound"
Meesrs, Taylor WDirWDh Clinton,
-v"H lonyos u most bDDo0olDl
olroet on The wDOlo
Donald Mcdonald, NJ ~ IL ApsOHl.
Inn LnDd Company, IgdoDdplp, sw''I an
much plonbed VIII ibD HighlaDd sboop
Dip expected 10 bDyO y very light
zip Oh nopDpDt NJ tho cold, w0t aoDsr
%, but lbo sbopp ont bnlf y pound more
wool por bond tbaD They bnye done
For some yonye"
Foremost Scotch Breeders Reports
Potter Scott, Dvpmbnip, Rothoa, --"It
sillB k0ds most otIgotDnlly, md leaves
YbD wool a beautiful eyonmy 00IoIn
Highland Sheep Dip w nv obopp IN
my dip IN priDp md comes IN powder
" ppsln VDv particulars write 10 Tho
Northwestern Hide NJ ppr Co., Min
,oapoliF, MINI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS,


Tho Dewey celebration Inns begun nh
Chicago
Nnp Claire, Wis, saloons nro 70 be-
sloHod NJ p'Glock,
Odd PolloWs NJ Bangor, Wis, have
jnst celebrated their SlBt anniversary,
A rigid quarantine Inns boon ostab,
Nshed ~ Burlington, Ia, Oh account Of
smallpox,
AT New York. Bob WtzsImmons
kpookod ont Ed Dpnkhorst IN tho aoe,
or round,
Tho National Manufacturers assooIa-
ZION has voted 10 hold Nv noxt oonyon,
zion WI Detroit,
Tho executive council Of the Amor
loan HAnkors' association will hold thoip
noxt animal eenyontion IN Richmond,
Tho Steamer Ohatoan Ygnom, from
MMsoillos md Naplos, Inns arrived nj
Now York with l,la0 stoorago passol-
gers,
AenIs Klopsoh, ppblish0r OF The
Christian Herald Of Now York, has
laft L0ndon for Indtn 30 Investigate tho
famine md aistHhate tho American
relief,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
NANCE AND TRADE.

Eight lending Wisconsin line and
oemont companies have consolidated,
Edward y, Rico, the theatrical man,
nHor, Inns lilod u petition In bankruptcy,
Lilbilitios, BDl,000j no assets,
A delegation of prominent Western
men appeared before tho special com.
mitteo on tbe w. Louis exposition and
asked TOR M appropriation Of VI 1900, 900,
Tho North American T0rqnoiso syn,
digpto, which aims 10 control tho Tor.
gn0jso industry In tho United stat0s,
has boon mgnnizod IN Jersey City with
yl,0OO,O 900 capital,
Tho Fifth Ayonne hotel md tho Mad,
lson square thoatop building, Now
York, adjoining, were sold In ono Dar,
COL nv public n%pelion for $ba2b, 900, tho
purchaser being W, H. Emo, Bon of Tho
original owner,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
POLITICAL NEWS.

lows congressman have all been 70.
nominated without opposition.
Alabama Democrats have nominated
Colonel W. J. Sanford for governor.
Massachusetts Republicans will In.
dorse Secretary Long for vice president.
The Kansas Popnlist state convention
instructed delegates 10 vote solidly for
w. j. Bryan for president,
Arguments In the Kentucky guborDa.
t0rinl contest have began before tho
United States supreme court.
General Dick OF Ohio ii authority for
tbs statement TINT Mark HnnDn will
manage McKinley's campaign.
Governor PiDgree of Michigan do.
clared IN M interview that the hope OF
tho people ~ IN tho success Of tho Dem.
Ocrntio party.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04

The nDpl0nlg believed lhat pbeum.
nlIsm wnB tho work 81 u demon within y
mnn,, Any ono who hnp hnd ~ ntlRek "
aolQtloD or, lnilpmmnlDpy phonmatlsm
Will nHroe hint TIM lnlloLl0p NJ doW0nlno
en0pRl ~ warrant tho ballet, " hna
DpyeT, been olnlWNa hint Qhamhprl9In'p
pnln Dulm would ,pnst OBI the demons,
bnt " VIII ourn rhNnmNllam, mud hun
drods bonp tnpLlmony W tbp truth nj thlp
slgtomopl, Ono application g%ellpypa thO
paln npd lhie gnlot relief which "
Ilforaa IN nlpDe worth many Nmea Its
Nosh nor snlo by Ghnpplo Drug po,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Now Believed Over Three Hum
dred Miners PerisIled In the
Utah Catastrophe.
Two Hundred Bodies Recovered
10 Far md Many Workinen
Are Still Missing.
Accident Due to the Blowing
Up 0fA Number OF Kegs Of
Blasting Powder.

SALT LAKE, Utah, May B~~A specinl
10 Tho Desert News from Seofield says,
Two hundred and bodies have
bson recovered from the Pleasant Valley
mine hore. II IN now known that boz
twaOn 300 and 400 men entered the
mines, and ~ IN also known that u great
majority OF lhoM have boon killed,
The Two companies have always boon
conspicuous Tor tho large number OF
married men employed, This faot
makes tho disaster more appalling md
~farreaohing IN its effect. Among the
dead ape about No young boys who acted
Nj e0npIors md tgapboys,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
A W0NNn,s AMInI HnvlL,

"J'hprD ~ only ono pbpneo 30 enye yopy
hfn md thnb " through, M operation"
were Lhe STARTLING words hpngl by Mrs,
] Is, Hunt ~ Llme Ridge, Wis, from
her doctor Dftpr no bud yaiDly tried 10
onre her Of, u flgbtfnl onpe or stomach
trouble nDd, yollgW %lnnpdlpe, GILL stODes
Ind formed md 6bo constantly grew
worse Tbon ahN bpgHn W. 1850 ElG1triG
lAtterB which wholly cured hNr, lt,a u
wonderful stomach, liyDP md kidney
remedy, Cures dygpApeln Loss ~ appN'
NO, Try ~ Only Boots, Guaranteed,
For Bnlo by ObppRlp Drug llo,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Nolloe NJ Hearing pa'lllnn lNp vlDal Ills
NhnrAN NJ MNnAMnll

w thn District Onupt NJ Ihn United
slNlns, District NJ MNnlnnn,
IN pho MNltM Of Albert W. Ross, nnNk'
rnpt,
N0lipa ~ hnpphy glypn, thnt an tho
NON lns ~ April \, " 1900, IN tho
AhOyp, nnlllln0 ponrl, AlhAlt W RNAa,
y bnnhlnpt flpN hin pNtltlnn fm \ OnA
discharge mud lhnl Iho aNld nNnpl lsad
lhp 18Th NOy ~ MW A, w. lN0n, MI
M nv tho NOnlt room MI apid
oonfI, IN lhp oily NJ HnlpnN, hpwia and
0lnFkn county, MonlNnA, M lha limo
Nnl nlAnp rOr hpnllnH mid petition, nv
Wliph linn md plnNN MI creditors md
0lhnF ,pppnnnn lnlplnaIpN Mug npppAp
NnN OlTnl 0hipollnNe, II my ihNy hAYp,
why Anld WNtlnn AhQnll n0t no grant
MI md Hnll pplliOnW NlHohmHndl
Witness, thn Honorable Hiram
snow lpa, innRn and TIM apNl M nNin
npNrl nlIlxnd, NJ lnlln, MONtNnn, thia
Inv gny NJ Mny, A, N moo,
,AtlpsN HNo W aPRouAHl,.
gaNAM plpFk,
Wy VI " AlpphpnaoD,
Deputy plplk
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04

George II. q. Todd, n brother.ip. Jaw
OF President Lincoln, died in Bsrnwsll,
u. q.
Baron Saurma Won der Jeltsch, for.
mef German minister ut Washington,
n dead.
Francis Colbert Atwood, the well
known magazine illustrator, Ia dead ~
his home In Jamaica Plains, Mass.
Sir John Bridge, the former police
magistrate OF London IN dend. lilo was
born In 1924. In 1880 ho received the
honor Of knighthood.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
CAUSE 9V THE DISASTER


Accident IN A~ttplbntAg ~ lbH UDwiDA
w NJ pOwdap Kegs
bAIG LAKE, Utnh, May hH-Two tnDr
,1pal ~ more lives were Lost IN tho on
plosieD IN mino No 4 Of Tho Pleasant
Wiley Goal company Nd Seofeld, Utah
Ono hundred and thipty,spyeD bodies
have nlpoa1y boon recovered, Tho
work Of pnsene Nv still progressing,
although lhe ~ 40 hope thai my ~
tho m9n who ~ W|aeeopDtad Tor have
escaped danth'
The seoDo of Tho disaster IN just ont
side this place on the line 81 The Rio
lranlo Western milToad, Tho oxplp
sion, which occurred w tho winter
quarters 0f tbo mine, ~ attributed by
somo 10 Tho blowing UP Of u number Of
koss ~ blasting powder,
Tho company bne Two mines M0wD
~ k0s, md 4 Che explosion o.
sprr0d In Nc, H. A special train
WAs eont from S0lt Lake benping Super,
tMtnDdoDt Sharp NJ tho g0al oomppny,
Superintendent Wolby of tho railroad
company md some doctors
Preparlng ihp uodler iop Uuplsh
Az fRst ~ bodies npp renohea they ara
taken ~ The bpnpdNghonsos md other
company buildings whore they are
drophod end prepared tor the eorOpep's
inquest, Those buildings Dre Nnmor,
0pa md IN epoh npa from 10 10 10 bodies
which Apo laid IN long pOWs, w those
who hAyD been t1nulitlad npe attached
tags with nnma and address, Vhoso
await tho coming 0f relatives ar friends,
Two hundred collins have beon op,
doppd from the local nndartNkeps 10 ho
nont NJ onee W the. a9enn, ~ Ilhe dlsaster,
Tho fFst npwa ~ the soofold dIspster
ynpelypd IN snlt Lake Baye tha lIst ~
Alllpa Nj pb hnt " WINS not until evening
thAt thn fnl extent of tho tremendous
calamity VIVA known Az the list kept
constantly growing, the Nnxiety NJ the
people Increased, The calamity WAs ~
sgoh alEa md NJ unprecedented IN The
History nf the stAtn and oven NJ tho
West that tho mind did mob aeem able
w HrAsp W.
0hAslly ann Pathetic scene,
Vhn Heenn was ghAstly ypl most m !
thnlln, NpIWnpn thp hlNnkopnh and
plnlwnyt bodies NJ thp mon lpy ahopt u
dOapu lada who hAd boon nngagpd ~
NolplprA md trnppepA, Some my Nl0ng'
tidG MI lhplp lAlllppa and elder hPolhpva,
WINS \ appnp lhnt made strong mon
tnrn AWny IN lnNPs, After lhn fnpl Air
Nlparod nWny from No. lho work nj
ynapnp hogan, md N WINS soon found
thnl n Rppnt mDny miners NJ No, lind
hopn Anll0palndr Vhp mon NJ Tho lower
lpyAla Ind hnon warmed NJ Who ~pSploAlon
md Ind mNdA fhnlp asonpa hnfopn the
Nnppopa ulp Ind roanhpA Them, Qnps
Wopn inlnn IN md lhe anna wpre
brought w tha mnplb NJ thp mine, Hero
anpnp hogglypd description, Mon,
women md nhlldppn, Fnl0llyaa M th0
dpnn miners, lind hoRnn w gAlhnp, md
M l,N h1dlna wore brought nnt md roo
nanlNd hy IhnlF PaAnnaliyA fnmlllnH, ll0
|A~lnnnlAll0na Wppn hnaPlPnndIng, php
lpad were WI pNpplal lnIn Ihn BOARDING.
honaN directly nppNailp .fhA mlnpAl Al
nidnlRht Inv non nOpllY nv hpada NJ
|nMl lpss' Wnvp |Ala apt IN Vim aola en-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
yOnDa Mothers,

group IN ,the tpvop ~ lhopeanls of
young mothers baOpnen I'M nDlhpolk ii
NJ gRonlslpR, md frequently iAtal,
bhilQh'e donEh md OoDdNmpllon. Gnru
mats llko mnyln IN 0nena ~ 1r0np, hAa
nnynr boon known w, rDll Tho worst
nlana relieved. immediately, prLQn ~
n,la, ~ ON, md El0O Sold ny uhapple
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
slpva Oily Llys stock

.gAVTtN-- MArket Aotlysl Mr. 'kars 10
N lhn hlRhnr
HAlpa ranHph NJ siphMi N ipr hapyeaI
lnlnlal 10 lnr onwu, hNlla. Nnd mlaol
N haanl V fgr. atnnknrA nnA, fppdprHl WI ~
HOSE. Nnrkol nql7lao lower. NanHe
Nppolptal dAltlp, |, 7n0l hnga, l,0n0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
LIve stnph J'rlpps M Nj, pnnl,

HOGS Mprknt nIswnp lpwpr Ranga
eg prInps, NJ, lhQlh IN, ~
nAVVl ", Mnrkpt Tor hntohar alnlr
waas ~ 100 lawpp \. ,o,as
,HAlpa. GplEna, ~ VI. lnlMMlaa N, .fpr goWaI
;Ssooo,@@S, \ I tev M saG'v'.t ,a ltSaaa " \ f \, AND,Dl,, MA!
lRN Mprkpl. hprnly slNaay
vthnMR M NV lNMla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Gyplp pyleou MI MINNEAPOLIS,

WHDAV-ln. .Slpro-Nn Northern
Agg.ssl' s0 "st,I @N A, @Ma,SSs,I, IVY, IS,bs,l
mo, hhrl, WllnI No Northern Nigso
No y NnrLhnrnl nll4n,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04

ARRIvEs, DEPARTS.
Mall No. 1.W. bound. 1890 Il. M, 11,s0 a, M.
Nail No. 4. 10. bound i0,s0p ~, lilo y. IA.
Mail No. 3,A bound. 2s10a. Ia. 2.b0 n, IA.
RED LODGE BRANCH.
ABHIyss, DEPARTS.
Accommodation y,p,7iU y. m. $40 a. IA.
Daily Except Sunday.
1EBO, BRIDGER a. CARBON BRANCH.
AREIgEs, DEPARTS.
Accommodation, 49,, $3.50 y. ~. 800 Il. IN.
Daily except Sunday.
n, N, KENNEDY. Agent.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
MANNI eT QUOTATIONS,
pvles MI Wheat Nh Ouluth,

VIl's NJ WNNRF nv NNlNN,
WHNAN~anah M hppl DsDto, No
.Nprthprn, 6bbkny No, . Northern, dtpSo,
No H.. Nlpan w ArrlYD-Nn hprl,
AhlsaI No Northern oOp6ol May Ol5koj
July, 07Nlnl Snplnmhnr, Ableo,
VltAA pnah Vim Mny, tL7uJ sop
Iemhnr phpSl pntnber
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04

Nine phanpea III, ION IN Your kidneys
thAl nand attention " You lOnt liN|
wolf, roley'a Kidney Qnpa mAknf
lpllthy kllleya md viii mike yoN we'll,
HOlmnH II lnIhOnn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
V0NRsV Fires ANATlAd,
tHllmnlpn Vim Inns llnn NaAnhah Ilnlf n
MllInn NnllnpH,

MgAoNINRg Mlahn MNy, H.. Rapart4
No ,hAt thn gappsI AVE- y ahaElns alans
Lha llpp north ~ Wnher hNt, appealing
fAAI Mons lha phlang0 and NnFlhWaAf'
Own Vino hptWapn Villa silly md. MgRllal
Several, hpldHpA Wnln burned, alan some
vol larA' houses and hnPna hntWnnn thn
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Evening journal., 1900-11-19
ENDEAVOR SOCIETY
FORMED In iron HILL

Iron Hill, Nov. 17-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Quicksell are visiting in
Philadelphia.
Samuel Slack brother Of John and
Daniel Slack Of this place, dropped
dead in Wilmington, and was buried
from his home in Chester, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Walton
have returned from a trip to Philadel-
phia.
A. Christian Endeavor Society has
been formed at West Amwell Chapel
Robert J. Colbert was elected presi-
dent: Miss Belle Shippers, first vice
president; Mrs Frank Corridean, sec
ond president; Miss Margaret
Campbell, third vice-prosident.
Charles R. llolton secretary
MISS Jennie Moody, treasurer:
Miss Sarah McNcal organist; Miss
Jennie Moody. assistant organist
Seventeen members have enrolled their
names. Il will meet every Friday
night.