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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
TALKS 10 YouNG mrN.
Mr.. }. n. Saussy opens the series az
the \ " e. A.


Tho arst OF tHe srr. 81 LIE Work
Talks "a, ths YgaHe Nere Darstan AS
ISOLATION vas rE6H a.' r'eht h Mr-
j. r.. saus.1. whose advice to younT mon
ocnsisrus Ur aa wls listened 10 at-
tcnty,H ll r.ua,r ,f mon VINO hheu
ths raror- o. tte assoc alton.
ar s4ls. Il SIS lfs. odyi-c would
a. to ht.. o.. oau language for eyetg
word 1ss force. Discipline the mind.
he ssd .ut derma. u by reading
traaur .. Iha m.d can he hult
up lr8 er.eI Ultr u-.,I' Information. e"
Co.I.ae .f..l..u D. ur-Dd. hut many
mrl uu. .u ,Ir.at.1 have made fuc-
sott .t tH. rrut. EIaI. COLLEGE education
dos. rof uahe tas man. it only helps 10
draw Hm ,lt and develop BIN Most
any mHu c.l .u these aays. cet Il college
edueateu boz ls determined to do so.
'.Dout He slueued" Nr S1ussy FIlI.
"witn college eiuealon. for property
speaking orrs educstiou has Just begun
a rood suelIel education De- 81 great hr.p
SEQ undo rstnuding H'oeket tome Mr Saur
ureo4 enc study 90 Latin. 20 should NOS hr
f-.l1 ne cahel "a dead language. Tor .t -
very much alive
Under the head 81 personal quauHea-
tons. AIR saussy said ho thoaid Ike the
~ AFaAHtAAA AA NNA AtaAs .lfN.t"a if|HNH
cal mind. must feel ',aiitl" no f1e pros
fcss.on- BE sa1uId have "a discerning
m.nd so that Doc can deal justly fairly
ana mtellIEHrfiy W.fl questions Tie
spoke ~ Chico and court lawyers There
81 a place for both D. said Law ls a.
1oulous m.-.rt.s ana fHe .s hard Co em-
brace. % is d.hirlif to- ert sN around h.r.
a lawyer has 20 deal alth every krd
OF question. r,al estate blood contract
etc. lt begins with the infant, follows
"a man 10 nls cr1vc and nruts over hts
will. TIE iaw is not looked uu 10 a. IL
ought 90 De-. sometimes hard shinRs are
said ~ ihom tad often uniustly a law
yer should always be courteous but de
nounce immortality vice ana fraud a
suit said hr ought not 10 bc brought 20
trial if 81 can be- settled out 81 court 4
lawyer sEolli try 20 reconcile 80 ias-
yer should defend fraud. be- cannot he a
perpctrator in crime or fraud.
Mr S8ueay dia noe advise Young men
90 study iaw co get rich but H. SAID the
law leads 90 influence ana good It is a
good reward 10 hear the well done" ~
Cod and man.
IL reply 20 che question. Should q
young lawyer 20 into politics" Mr. saua-
sy greatly amused his audience bv re-
latiug his Own experience as a Young
lawyer He advised that should they 20
into politics they should icove as soon a.
they had gained che attention OF the pub
lie ana the experience of political ne
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Cincinnati Nov. 2i-Results az New
port
First Racc-Oue mile. Little Henry. 2
90 !. won, with Juniper. TO .. second.
and Glcnwood. IS TO 5. third Time 49,.
Second Race Five and a haf furlonKs.
selling Harry Thoburu, TO .. won. with
Lord Frazer. l5 to ]. second. and High
Jinks. . 20 I. third. Time 2Gis
Third Ruce-Onc mile and a quarter
selling Albert vale 20 J. won. with Net
tie Regent. 20 8. second. and Sarilla. 5 TO
j. third Time 2I7
Fourth Race-Five and a half furlones
IA Mack. 60 j. won. with The Bronze
Demon. u 20 ! second. and Fcrraunt. o
TO . third Time 1871
FIRM Racc-Six furlongs. owners han
dicap. , =. n 20 !. won. with hummer.
10 60 3. second and Lady Strathmore. TO
3. third. Time tl7sa
Sixth Race one mile selling Uterpc.
S 90 l. won. with Agitntor 2 60 I. second
aud Bahicd. u 20 :. third. Time lills.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

ing out for assistance. The cry should
be Needed in time Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound was pre-
pared 20 meet the needs Of woman's
system at this trying period Of her life.
1t builds up the weakened nervous
system. and enables a woman 10 pass
that grand change triumphantly.
" was very sick woman, caused
by Change Of Eis0 | suffered with hot
Pushes, and fainting spells. L was
afraid 70 60 on the street, my head
and back troubled me so. was en-
tirely cured by Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. - Mrs. JENNIE
NOBLE, 500 Keyser St., Germantown,
Pa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
PLEDGED 1IiEIR srrroRr.
The second District Club Endorsed
Magistrate Nathans Last NiEht.


The Second District club held meeting
last night in Henley Hall About 20 per-
cons were present The meeting was add
dressed by thc following gentlemen
Meesrs. S J.. I.azaron Palmer Kirkland
Frank 1lcDermott. Frank Campos. Il. "
Ferguson. =. T. Keubach. Z. g. Haru-
gan. C. b. Westcou. l.. N. Germany. and
pr T. Klener and Cot waring Rus
soil
Tine fo.olwing resolutions were drawn up
hy Alr. Iazlron an dadopted unanimously
by the club. Resolved That tho rncn-
bern OF the Second District club. recon-
nizing the high efficiency OF Mr. Mr.. Isaac
X. Nathuns for tho office ~ magistrate.
AMI his just and impartial administration
Of the office iu the past THAI this club
unanimously irdorse him for reelection.
and hereby pledges him Dos undivided sun.
port and urges ever voter ln che district
20 support him ai tho coming election
The club viii hnNe another meeting and
rally wednesday nisht nt tho same hnl
The candidates FOR con tables on the tick
81 with Magistrate Nathaus are NJ l..
Lliienthal and Charles 20. Fenncu
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
WINNERS or TmE DERBY RACE.
Result Of the Contest Bctwcen Wen
Bred Dogs.

Charlotte, y G.. Nov. 2i-A special to
the Observer from Newton, " c.. an
nounces the winners Ia the derby stakes
as follows.
First prize. Doc Light owned and han.
died by D. r Rose; second Billy. own
ed By $. q. Duana. handled by W. j.
Giles third. divided between Lady Iris.
owned by pr ". T. Henderson. handled
by H. S. Bcvans. and Tom Boy owned by
+. Lori.iard Jr.. and handled by c. Tuck
cr
The ali-aFc stake was run this after
neon Entries. Senator +. with Lady
Count; Roysterer with Why Not. sports
Gath with Sioux Zephyr II. With Minnie's
Girl, Dots Daisy with Geneva. Rex'A Gil
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
CLAIM 4 BnoNEN CONTRACT.
Two Music Hall Performers sue
GIden for a " ceL'S salary Each.

The case u Jeanette D'Arvine. and
Irene Contant who sued Mr.. Neil Gldea
for sen each. which they allege IS due
them Tor the unfinished time OF contract
Mr. Gldea. was tried IN the Court Of Mag
lstrate G. Noble Jones yesterday after
noon. The magistrates decision was chat
the women were due $40 each. the diner
ence between that sum ana the one sued
for being allowed the defendant 20 the
suit for room rent An app, 40 was made
from this decision. and the case VIII be
tried before 20 Jury
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
y. VI. {. As SECOND SOCIAL.

win Be Given Tonight by Luther's
League of Church of Ascension.
The second social Of the season for the
the members Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be gwen Tomorrow
nigh, hy he Luther League OF the Church
Of the Ascension. The committee having
the matter ia charge are AZ work 20 make
the reception one Of the most successful
given To the young men. An excellent
programme Of vocll and instrumental mu-
81 Will bee rendered and refreshments
viii Doe served. The programmc viii he
gin at $50 o'clock The social will be
held IN the gymnasium. No invitations
have been sent out. but every member OF
Tho assoelatlon Is nNpecteh 20 attend.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
DIR. F. ". GuNsArLus TONIGHT.

he VIII ne Heard Ht the Guards
HAN and VIII Spcal, of SavonnroIn.
The lecture OF Or. +. ". Gunsauns IN
"savouaroia.' which Will take pace to-
night az the Guards Wall. promises Co ne
one or the best Of the course Tho Ices
turer comes with the h,st Of recon-
mcudatious ana the outlook isthat DE VIII
have quite q large audience This will b.
the second OF the entertainments OF the
Savannah lecture course.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

with Git Edge: Prime Minister WITH
Count Hunter.
This stake g. open 20 oil settlers ard
pointers that have never won hrst
prize in a similar contest Ia either me
continental United states or Eastern heii
trials Three purses ~ KS. $50 and 500
are offered the winners.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
CITY BREvITIEs.

The congreFa ION OF Trinity Church Will
Worship ~ the church Sunday for the first
u..., since the completion Of the repairs
20 the interior % the edihce. The semi
annual celebration. however will not be
held until the arst Sunday In December
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

Atlanta. Nov I-Thcre was NJ racing
at picdmont Park to-day on account or
sloppy track
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
TWO INDICTMENTS ron MURDER.
sam simmons. Alias Barnes, nnd
Norman jackson.

sam Simmons alias Barnes the negro
who shot John wollcuder. the sailor. sun
day morning in Yamacrlw. was indicted
by the grand jury yesterday for murder
Norman Jackson. tho NEGRO who shot
ana kIlsd sarah Williams lu IA house IN
tho western part OF fhc city some time
ago. was also Indicted Tor murder.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22

River Report The hight OF the Sayan-
nah river 81 Augusta. az s a. m. C75th me
rldiln timei yesterday. was 7.6 feet. a rise
% 90 foot duung the preceding twenty
-four hours
Observations taken al the same mo
ment of time az ali stations Nov a. 1890.
. IA. 10Th meridian time.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
Hills AFFECTING CHATHAM.
Introduced ia the Legislature by Mr
Harden.

Ecpresentative Harlien has landcd threo
bEhs affecting Chatham county In the
LEGISLATURE They Gre 20 amend section
sf67. volume g OF tine code. re.ating TO the
payment 81 attorneys fees; 20 authorize
the County Comm. ssloncrs 20 employ "a
clerk. to provide Tor registration ia munlc-
pal elections in the city % savannah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-22
THE WEATHER.

Forecast Tor Thursday and Friday
Georgia. Fair Thursday and Friday;
colder THURSDAY 10 northern and central
portions. variable winds.
Eastern Florida Fair Thursday and
Friday except probably showers Thurs
day 10 northern portion, variable winds.
Western Florida Generally fair Thurs
day and Friday. fresh southerly winde
south Carolina Fair Thursday and
Friday. colder Thursday 90 western por-
ton variable winds
Yesteflay's Weather at Savannah
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
WHAT is THE 0ATE2

The men who are wb0oping II UP fOl
the u Of Organism md the denoe'
racy IN this particular pDrt 81 Montana
should stop md Ask themselves "whAi
" the gain should Bryan and TN
democratic state, Legislative aud com.
ny tickets 0lD ont victorious nj The
pollsY The Gnzette docs not care ~
70 into personal affairs Ia this cam.
pWiRg, but II II did WE could mention
by name men who nre prospecting ~
they never hnyn Dr0spernd before In
This section Ut MODtann and YET tIey
nro stalking over tho county soektDg
tO induce men tO broak down tIe very
foundation 0f the fortunes which they
have boon enable w accumulate under
the administration 0f Presiaenf MeJSin,
10y. Take the wool industry, tor IN.
stance, md what has " done for bDD,
dreds ~ men In this part Of MONTANA
Where were the men vino owned sheep
fopr years ago in M0DtnDa and where
arp they tOdny2 What has boon tbG
history 0f business IN this part ~ Mon
fnDa from the largest merchant down
10 the snl0onf Any man who Nv
honest VIII tell yon thai the Inst few
years bnye been the most prosperous
In tho history Of bis business career
The profits have been larger and the
losses smaller CDp any sDDo man
reason fbnt THIS condition ~ Affairs
would bnyo existed IN his community
had Organism succeeded NJ tho polls
fon yeprs ogoy
The GnzotlG cmDDot understand
how u dom0emf cpn fOeo IN Intelligent
community and nsk tle voters W sup,
port y policy when They know IN
advance, W Tint policy were adopted, NJ.
would moan ruinnfim 10 Tho business
Interests NJ tho whole state, Whnt
claim eH u domoevnt have on ihn
splfrngos NJ tho people of M0DigDn
md especinlly tho wool growing soe.
lions NJ The state when " IN known
Tint Bryan Nv on record ~ sAying
Yfhay emit bring about fype wool my
tOo soon W snit mo,n A dom0mnt
en mako no valid claim TOR office
Wdw osisting conditions and tbo
yotor who gives Tint pnrty my on
eopRgomont on mtionnL atatn ~
county Ticket docs Tint which " de-
~ hip OWN financial welfare,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

Tbe Omaha I,oe, " palw Wblishhl
w Nh, Bryan's state, Maysi "W0rking
mon employed NJ tbp Union Pacific
shops w this eity hnye boon WORKING
overtime right al0ng fr months IN
FORE Mclfipley,s election fhoy wop
GLAD W vet IN viz hours y dAy three ~
foW days week, M tb0y want \
elnngoYu This Muo condition NJ
oiYaiW prevails IN negvly 0yery stRfo
IN lhn mlioni planty nj work and
good wogps, fpN dinner paiIs md good
limos, Why should q ehnnge bo No.
siredY
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

The dpnomptic mrty has become Il
party NJ @opposition and nothing more,
Inrlend NJ nsspmipg y bOld and aggvee'
siyo stand on Tho important Issues "
tho nao, that parfy simply fnhos SIDE,
against Nv eront rival fhp republican
prty, Originally fhe groat Wprty NJ
e~xpanMon " opposes VII WOsross and
ineronso NJ fhe ppblie domatn now he.
eapno the republicans favor th0so
measures, bpt, w sucenod " pNrfy must
have mom N uphold " than simply
blind opp0sition ~ Nv rival
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

exist are a menace 10 the nation, w
also would 2b, 900 be a menace; there
IN no line of demarkation. Jefferson.
the founder Of democracy. did exactly
what President Mckinley III doing TO.
day. IL was Dix who said 'If any MAI,
haul down the American flag shoot
him on the spot, and IL ~ Bryan who
says, III amy Filipino shoots mi Ameri-
can soldier haul down the American
iag.'"
From the foregoing IL Ia seen that
Gering places Bryan In the category
with traitors. Ia Webster's dictionary
IL found the following deADition Of
%fraitor; Zone who violates his MI.
legiance and betrays his country" In
the same book this definition is given
OF allegiance; 1.-THE tie or obligation,
implied pr expressed, which a subject
10 his government" Enough
snid. HE who rum may read"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
A CHANGE NOT SAFE,

FopntW H. II, Jonos, fle chniumnl
~ Tho democratic nnfiopnl eommiftno
" s%qpHaling loudly over thp chnrgo,
fhnt Bryan, " olcetod, would commit
some very dangerous follioy snch ~
thp sentiments which Bryan has often
Expressed, wOpld load IN beIieyO.
BIT thn people ~ the country Gp nm
aortniD WhothW ~ tnhW Mr., BryHn ~
his word ~ w accept sonnt0r JOlps
denial NJ Mr.. HryAn's sentiments,
henm llmy VIII not fnyW u ehango NJ
presidents md thN dangerous ehnngo
NJ policy which would accompany ",
" " u bud plan anyway W swap horsos
while er0ssing u strepl, and IN Mo
present Wopbl0ps limos, when MI the
world N nv the verge ~ WIN, "
would not bp wise IN abandon y VIZ
pv0ps foreign policy md u info Md
narOfnl administration NJ affniW fW \
woak foreign mliey and mlminisFp-
zion opposed W tho army md navy,
md ono t00 yaaillaling W fakH n stand
0n my Issue Apd fo0 Indifferent ~
ward Tho American nag w defDnd "
agaipst Nv possible assnilantM
Vhis " f0o critical n pertod IN fhN
history NJ Amprim N tNkp ehRpeen
WIN mn uncertain man M thp holm M
lhN shin NJ stRtpr A sff0pg hand N
needed ~ FtpoF mst the bmakerh NJ
Kipley haa shown himself w Nv eqHal
M MI emergencies and fhe mfefy and
welfare M fhR milton demandn that he
IN continued IN Rnim fnW yoars
IaugHr,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
INCREASE THE NAVY,

VIE United Staten government 1,
FpWWins N bHild several mare hftlnr
shipw IN addition NJ fhAsa n0w under
way Tha lilly objection N navy IA
mn lnneNF entertained even nv Papnr
Hath VIM Importance and MdvanfaseA
\ R0waFfml American nayy are aPr
lMFent IN NH Md fM Wwm N slvaa
IN ftM NM has hen yefy k0fRihE damr
wlthta fhA past few years
NfhW nati9Rs Am Rlsl alive w fha
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
JUsT

brynn must fool soro indeed IN 500
thn old domonWtiG warehouses; ~ hiu
own state for1ldng him Matt Cor
ms, from Rryan's own congressional
district, and who Inns been ono NJ thn
hardest worknrs Bryan heretofore Ind
w fhe sfAto, ~ fho lRfest W come ont
ngninst tho demngosHn Among his
r0na0ns ll9 sRysi
~ hook npan HryDn m n purnmindr
MI man M lNyAhh Wrn0nRtfy, hRt In
M s0ing ah0nf tho country \ Robes
piopVn nnd papf0n rallied IN ono, W.
N nslnR NV nrat0rg and magnafiam W
sfW W. dtsg0rd hftwoen GmnlnyHF Mld
w0rkmon VIZ has RHGh N grasp IN the
hearts NJ mo pa9plA tlaf elHFRymen
mud nnnrfnsal alike VIII throw thair
dnllHfs into hin GalnpNign fnndt KHt
tllAf " nat efHfnsMRnahtn Mckinley,
tah N \ pnFe'mindn4 lNadnT and IN
dnns mn lnnt ah9Hf hlk pafFlnftsm IN
nHhllGi " II aQmathinH which I'M
Gherikies w hls .hearft hryan -four
lRIlHa mn mfFiatism M nnpNnh w
Mnn'H Raesi0lai No II dfgfl0RinR inn
fha maaf GQlAaAal dnmasngHf NJ tla
nAf, Hh N HlElfE mHH ~. nplnsf. mo
HnYHFHMaHfI W. " WafaHdinH w Hlfm
thaf fhA white h0HAe N n rendezvous
m traitors,
nTbare IN mn. such dams nv militar
lam In America and HRyH agu I'M,
EghFE h0ldiHF IN fhH United States
army N u volunteer M MIR, can I'M
Mnased tnfH nM service under nm
army aAde, And N 100000 y0aEs
maintained wIAn GHtsldA h0sflhflAH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
A CAMPAIGN TRICK,

Thnt Wing 0f the dnmocpflc pprfy
IN this county which adhores ~ thu
CLARK enmmign Inns singled ont Mr.,
Thomns ", Linton, republican mndi'
date Tor sheriff, w thoir nItieplaI
mark IN The political controversy bc.
cpuso, ~ they nlloge, MI, Linton nv u
member ~ tho board ~ connty com
missi0ners took y hand IN chockina
gnmbIing w this county, Nv Linton
nv u mnlter ~ fact hnd but ynry IittlN
~ 1O with the closing NJ gamblipg
gaInps NJ Billings md other points IN
tho county where gambling wAs going
on IN open violation NJ Inv, The NJ.
tention ~ tln bonrd ~ county COM
missioners WINS chilled W Tho violation
M tho nnti'gnmbling Inv and tho
hoard fhornpon sought thA advice NJ
tho county attorney, Nv W, N, John
stonp That officer quoted thp Inv W
tho hoprd NJ e0Mmissioners md i nd
diflM gave Y MHnl opinion w fhn
board npQn tho question NJ gamblipg,
Vhe COUNTY attorney plAinly hld tho
h0ard ~ commissioners that II was
the duty M fho sheriff md Tine bonrd
~ e0Hnfy commissioners w spA Tint
fhe INV relafing N tho prohibition NJ
gambling sh0HM be observed and That
" these officers M thpN duty gam
Rims would n0t be tolerated within
fhe confines M fhp county NJ Yellow
stone, We opinion M fm county mr.
toFnay, the lRsal adviTer IN fhp bAard
NJ a0nnty commissioners, lad WI N thR
al0Tlng M every s~mbltng aaWe In thA
aaHntT, VIM officers FeAppRsible INV
VIM aIasIns NJ aamhtiRg gahRas, W0r
hihlted Nv INV, simply Rerfarmed the
dHfies M afip nv which fhRg Ind
tHeN elected
AftNv gambling sAmes had hMan
eIAAed xeFsssl waekA there WASH pes
presented N wv eaWHtv aeMmis'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
n noonla ll,at fbo ooal strike mttl,

" seems TINT fhW enal strike mttle'
nlRnf wm brought Ah0Ht MrHly
through fhn Nffopta M senafW HHnnA,
fIRt mnph abused man, WIN IN held uI
NV fhA democrats M n A0ld, feeltnglNsa
politician without ono taHGh M hH'
man Kindness IN INV mAkerHp " after
NV, p0asessod M spWR E00dness, some
ndeeminR Gnaltties, Which fhA w0d
may ypf WR0RniM 0m nrfg naaes
nm MhV's friend thH nfhAr nets M
snGbt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

Vho MpneMtim NJ fb0 Hawaiian
lslands N tho unttNd States, fhl
eossion ~ npnW, and lho anQRtMitiol
NJ thp Philippines, oxt0nd Vino a0yer'
eisnty NJ ltis government Aovoss VIM
paGiAe oeoan, mad provide series NJ
nayDl stations and ontrpp0rN NJ Gon'
moreo which promise W fGtlifNN W.
mlenlahly fhe oriental Rade, and No.
nnm Vino pathway m nv 0pouiDg mar
not NJ i%pareNsing impWfRnee,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

The Dllins IN Chim soem M last ~
DO getting t0gethw and the discord
Weated by formgpy'g WOposition ~
Hrst demand the lenders NJ the OH
nose uprising md mWderors NJ lhe
foreigners before Toatiug win CbiDa,
has boon more thAn 0hsot by Nn
French noto which nyovs pence first
md punishment afterwnrd Several
~ The bloody lenders NJ tho boxers
hnyc boon destgDntod fm dempifation
md tho European thirst for Vengeance
VIII only DO snfisGod when these pig
tailed honds fU into fbe baskef or
npon thO sands NJ ChiDn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

sioners asking that body to grant per
mission for the re-opening Of gambling
games. The commissioners here again
referred the question 10 tho county
attorney stating that they would b.
governed by that geDtleman's opinion
~ 10 the legality Of granting the
prayer Of the petition Mr.. County
Attorney Johnston then filed u written
opinion quoting the law and stating
that amy county, city or township off,
Ger, whose duty 1t WA TO enforce the
law, IL granting q permit for gam
bling, could be prosecuted on the
charge OF felony,
10 IL would appear that Mr.. Linton
should be made the eatspaw Of demo.
cratic opposition for the part he took
IN the closing Of gambling games. ASA
matter OF fact, aud the record OF the eyi.
denee In the case shows, MI, Linton aud
the other two members of the board Of
county commissioners simply per-
formed their duty In obeyiDg the law
~ interpreted by q very excellent
county attorney. For the
now tD raise MI Issue
against Mr. Linton ~ the republican
candidate for sheriff ~ one OF the
amusing sides ~ the campaign u
eaD have 40 bearing with M inteIliv
gent voter,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

Horse meat ~ becoming such u com.
mon article of food In Chicago that
the board Ut health Ut that city ~ con.
sIdering . plan To tax II like oleo-
margarine ~ taxed, and make IL q reg.
nlsf commodity, 10 be on sale without
copesaiment or deception, like beet,
mutton and pork, Chicago Nv always
up with the times 81 else o little ahead
Df them.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

"ES-fi0yerD0r Toole Nv making
speeches recommending that the beg.
islatnre pass ~ eigbt-how Inv, Both
parties have recommended H. may
not be nbie ~ flourish u pen ~ we'll Nv
be, but ! Gan put my signature to u
bill ~ that kind ~ well ~ be. And
! viii do " ~ the bill Nv passed, ''--
David w. Folsom, In WalkeryiIIo
speech
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23
HOLMES e.

necessities Ut strong nayies and mr..
building warships W rapidly ~ posi-
BILE. This IL especially true OF Ger
many, Her military organization
makes her a great land power and heI
ambitious and far seeing emperor hs,
persisted In y large increase In ths
navy, IN order ~ strengthen that na.
tiOn's sen power,
Az y commercial rival NJ Germany,
the United States enHnOt afford 10 fall
behind TINT DAtiOn Ia naval power,
This facf Nv fully appreciated by the
American government, and congress III
10 be urged 10 mako u liberal appromi.
alton TOR uew warsbtps mud 10 increase
the naval force IN point ~ men M
well ~ ships,
The American Dayy's exploits dur
Ing the war With BpaiD were the sur
prise ~ the world and demonstrated
that American naval officers and men
are tho best aGOat and That American
built ships are without spperj0rs any,
where, Our navy made the world ~.
speet our Aag and then bow down md
honor w. Our navy Nv me pride NJ
the milton, and the political imbeeiIes
who ara narrow enough ~ oppose "
VIII, jikn Grover Cleveland, soon be
consigned ~ |iunOeD0us desletnde,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

The present ebapge IN tho weather
pnd great faU IN temperature may bo
the result NJ atmospheric ebWpgos,
storm waves, otny bpt following ~
closeiy affnr the fyost which Colonel
Bryan Wcetyed m his tour NJ New
YORK., the present cold wave may have
ogigiDfHnd at thp Bsyan spepbiDgH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-23

Nearly everything else has had q
spuFt IN q booming market during
THIS prosperous bpsiposs yoar and now
even Dpseed oil bas tDkeD y sppvt and
bounded skyward, The advance IN
prices %brnakiDg NIL records, ORIENT
advances sw iDdtoafiyp NJ bpsy times
ADd they 1re the signs which denote
thrift and prosperity,