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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17

We have a good selection but a
small quantity of Mechanical Toys.
Buy early. JASON c. STAMP,
Peabody Building.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17

ChiIdren's Fancy COIored Knit
Togue Caps. with tassels, 25c and soc,
at McEadden's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17

Boys Fancy Wool Christmas Sweat
ers, sizes years up, 9Sc at McFad-
denis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17
Four Christmas BARGAINS.

High Grade Box Candy and Fancy
Fruit Baskets for Xmas Presents Mt
ALEX. BURST a SONS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17
NOTICE.
$50. 900 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

This week to the early Christmas payers
We are giving % per cent. off our regular
prices on everything in our stock except
diamonds, on which we give 10 per cent
Our diamonds are marked so low that to
give 25 per cent. off would mean an actual
loss on every piece.
We buy goods in large quantities direct
from the manufacturers for both whole,
sale and retail business and this year we
propose to give our customers the bench.
of the bargains we secured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-12-17
Carriers IN
Glass Iop Boxes lOc.
Varlot1s, --...=A
bot Important.

Pictures and Frames
sell them
Holiday profusfon silk Ribbons &C. Wide dou-
bic faced Ribbons Wide fancy
Knit Shoulder and better
than have a prices
Zoe, S9C. 40c, CSC, 75C &c. St25 and HIGHER
Solid Gold
New
Ladies round and
eweledau TO 90 At BIC
ch-th ones too
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

The simon-pprn Independent demo'
gratR held forth NJ thp court h0naa
Friday and whit \ CONTRAST was tha
meeting with thAt NJ thp fusion DO
monrAoy on laat Monday nyeAlng When
Tho Speakers aptnglly drove their ~
diop0o away, Tho room WAS filled,
there being about 4. half-do2an women
IN Tho ANdionpp, While Tho ppmAlnapg
wore voters, Eha audience WAS on
the. many sailing hlta pf thp slnAkoF,
Tha sppAkeF q NO evening WAh
Hon, Gins, y, Hartman who " na
stranger IN Hilltngs, Ha WINS lAtfQ-
aNaad nv u, n, HAFefnrdf The AEst
hAlf M NV, HArtmAnlR speech WINS DO
voted w nRtinnAl laRRaa, In which hp
disaRsaod tho national hanking Inv,
lRnnm0 tRx, tFNsfs md impoglA hsm,
md pap ho aAld W hiA credit thAt
hp made tho host aemnarAtle sphnp]h
thAt ! hAs boon made " fh's plFy NV
RRA WAS In Tho last half NJ his
speaQh Tint nv, Hartman MAAA \
ef'W A. GIarN ssn nd0s aphorM,
Hartman tAAlt With facts. tAk!Rg thn
rpHnlt af Tho MYNRtlHAtlnn hy thp SON
AtA anmmittnn md NV, plNFk'a own
Testimony, Vhp appakpl WAs hitler w
hia ApAnnglatinn nv bribery md anFr
rnptinn, md aNllpa npnn thp voters W
pNsE thnlr ballots w 'aondpmnAflnn Af
anoh Mnlh0dal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

berland company, having sold out my
entire interest several mouths before
neither wal | in any way interested in
the management of any Of the com
pany's affairs, but I did not hesitate
on several occasions 10 express an
opinion that the company had made a
mistake in reducing wages.
when tIse men were arrested and
taken 10 White Sulphur Springs ! was
III Neihart, 40 miles away, and did
not know anything Of the transaction
until my return TO White Sulphur
Springs two or three days after the
men had been discharged and all but
d had been sent back to Castle, and
consequently ! could not have taken
any part in trying to fix a jury or pre-
vent any one from going on the mems
bond. The only part / took ia the
affair WAS to look up the man that
had been left behind and as he was in
need of money 1 paid for his supper,
lodging and breakfast and gave him
money enough to pay his fare back to
Castle.
"This very foolish lie wal refuted
at the time it was published by the
affidayits Of several OF the miners of
Castle and such prominent democrats
Of White Sulphur Springs an J. 4. An
Late state senator from
Meagher county, John A. Woodson
and Others. Most of these afiidayits
were published in the Neihart Herald
!, 4a... H.. &c.. ~ NE.<t.. 144--
appeared and Mr.. MeGowan sneaIfed
out OF town between two days, and +
was told he did not put IN an appear
again for several years afterward,
I'D. u, Folsom"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
REPUBLICANS SPLENDID MEETING,
A Big Parade Large Audience Hears
Forbis and RQdgeFs,

The republican rally Saturday was
another bis Communication, nv which
tho democrpts looked with envy, The
parade headed by tho Park City band
end composed of nearly 100 people IN
Tine, all voters, carrying ARNheanx
and wearing 9Rpea, formed I'm front pf
the postnffpe on North Twenty-seY-
epth street, The limo ~ march was
south 70 Minnesota AYenHel thence
west N IwpRty-nlRth street, thel0e
north ~ Montana md pAst W Twenty
seventh street md north w tha court
house, whore tha speaklng book place,
was Il crowded hpHsp thRt bad
gafherod to hoar thp Issues 81 1.-THE day
discussed by Hon, i, ", FQFhis nt
RNtte and Hon w, VI Rodgers NJ
Hplena, Tha, speAkafs ,wpFp Intro
dpped by i, n, 'Hpss, who aptaa ~
ahairWan NJ Pho moptiHg, NV FpFhts
WAS thn ,AFst spoakpF, HA dWeN MI,
most entirely an thp Porto HipnA and
.Fhtlippinp MRttnFs, giyinR 4 very lpg-
n M dispHsslnH. M tha issues Hn Wes
very fEaaRentK and pHfhHsiastlpal.ly
applaHdaa, After \ splagtlnn nv fhn
FaFk plty bind, NV, Rodgers Ad-
dressed the nHdipnea IN fFHsfs NM lnl,'
pprlalisHb end hls NHaFks hFnHghf
t0fth HaQnent .AliA nearly ApnlRHRp'
We shnKef, thp dpmaafAfif nAFty Hp w
its fvUR ljAht,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Jones' Mail Missing.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 27--CoL Chas.
Hooker, democratic congressional
nominee for this district, has received
d letter from Senator James X. Jones,
chairman OF the national democratic
committee, In which the charge IL
made that mail addressed to democrat
headquarters IL being Systematically
pillaged by some persons. He states
that many letters addressed to him are
never received and 10 feels confident
that many Of tho letters sent never
reach their destination, Senator
Jones says this pillaging has been In
progress even since the campaign
opened.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Burlington VIII Also Likely Erect q
Roundhouse at That Place,

ii ~ unfortunately stated that tho
Burlington railroad liz opening u ma
terial yard tor its Tolnca' Cody branch
at Fort Custer, on the main line TO
Billings, and that Ia all probability II
will erect a ronndhonse nj that point
also. The reason FOR this IL duo To
the fact that there is no water supply
10 bn had nj TOlucn, The Burlington
Inns already sounded 200 foet wi To-
luca and there IL no signs VI water.
General superintendent Calvert re-
Gently visited Fort Custer and looked
over tho ground with u view to locnt-
ing The r0nndhonse and material yards
Nv TINT place, md o train lond OF ma
terial ~ being nnloaded there eyary
day,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver 81 Philadelphia, as follows:
Il was in an awful condition. My skin
was almost yellow. eyes sunk, tongue
coated, pain continually IN back and
sides, no appetite, growing. weak day by
day. Three physicians had given me up.
Then 4 was advised TO use Electric Bit
ters; to my great JOY, the first bottle.
made a decided improvement. j con-
tinued their use for three weeks. and am
now a well man. j know they robbed
the grave OF another victim." No one
should fail to try them. Only 5Oc,.
guaranteed, at Cbappie's drug store.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
NEW S TN COURT.


-Four new eases have been filed in
the district court and will probably
come up for hearing at the session OF
court beginning November s.
Jerusham Williams wants d di-
voree from Arthur ID. Williams on the
grounds OF cruelty. And Emma
Barber wants To be freed from Albert
M, Barber.
w. w. Boasley asks the court to
award him Judgment against w. II.
Clanton for "a, 928. 20 and $ib0 attor-
ney's fees Oh II promissory note Of
$6, b62. rs executed August 4, 1892,
and on which has boon paid only
49,. 100. 48.
Ola Nillson vs.. J.. |. Hammond, is
the title OF another promissory note
snit. Mr., Nillson sues to recover
Judgment on "A note OF $408 executed
on October ID, 1899, at Logan City,
Utah, and on which nothing has been
paid. He also asks for $70 attorneys
fees.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
II THIRD FROST.
Democrats Perpetrate Another Huge Joke
on o Billings Audience.

The fusion democratic party held a
meeting at the opera house Saturday,
but had il not been for the children
and women they wonIdn't have made
h showing, and Az Ii was IL was only
n half-decent one, Oyer half the
seats IN the house were vacant like
the seats on the stage, which had been
preserved for the speakers, Besides
many people left after the first speak
or began James Donovan, who ~
piges ~ be attorney general, and II.
j, MeGillicuddy ~ Maine were tho
spellbinders, and NO successfully did
they accomplish this mission that the
people failed 10 applaud any of the TO-
marks. But no Wonderl The speak
ers were tibet poorest excuses that
have yet been In Billings and they said
nothing the people could applaud,
Their addresses were confined DrinGi-
pally TO tho national issues.
The Billings band furnished tho
music tor tho meeting and this WAS
the only "redeemipg feature,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
A BIG REGISTRATION,
Billings VIII Cast Oyer One Thousand
Votes This Year,

The registration closed IN Billings
NJ . n, ~, Saturday and 30 Judge
from The number registered Billings
will cHst nearly 1900 votes this year,
~ against Bl9 two years ago,
IN North Billings BIO now names
were enrolled, which together with
g66 registered In 1898 makes u total
0f G84, or this number 81 have boon
cancelled, leaving 640,
IN South Billings only aD7 now
names wore Registered, which with
the AS In 1893, makes n total of 741,
Tho registry agent hasn't ~ ypt do
terminod how May Of this nulMher
have boon cancelled, but " " safH M
presume not oyer 30,
This would make tho nnmher reach
geH, making v total w both distFiats
OF /, a7D,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

TEles n Gat Bays N PeFinFe themselves
In QIaef IA Gst 4 Vote, I

\, W n reported, M need aplhgFllE
that saMe M .tIp dnnndlntiH n.hAplpFAn
.HiIIlnRR hAYp. hpnn HFglDK. bays
lHgnsaygV m,slk'l fAEss 0la,ase q J Mg's Y NJ, "
lpla'illN 'koMp' lMiaViplal glRpVanil saaTa's il' III
, MeaEaa N 'NF M es KIM 1 ss',.l e. sg A|Ii,ussNs
An helms gllpT tln YatlnA. moi Mayo
M.eeMaI'Tfsa = S'asS'Ie r M1RlssN '||sssis ,||s
MINI tlpx Womb M d0lhNI
H0W any ,pnFsnn WIN Nj lRAat 4
apNfk m MAnlINAd ,a0Ild, hAtah spph \
HhllplAn IA lllAkn MlLlllAlH alf III hnfa
yld QAlpa lllaM "a MAhs fpeela Inap
|,,,',,u, n mEa, ea'H'''n " Ns0'' WV
nVp, VIM bpve npl .pltRIuna, thpiy
MA jNVlls, W0HM Jn wall VA AnNk WIZ
.sy,gAs ag0slaaI .NsgIglan WIN h !lIse @laE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

He FhMQHghly ESPlaafs I'm Hflena
~IRaepanaant RaIsshaaal

F0r fhe haDant M. nnF FnaanFR and
moro naTFlfnlNk lhnRp penllpl Nhi
thn 9pnFA ,Q0HFA MeanAadny glHht .ll
ReIsW4lssaaa' IeahHsnasGP '1sn \ s%ssselstssesa w W
MiaEIsSin 'd Ne'l'ajsgI III 'lalanHR' ' mlNssiAiId III
INK Aanlp MhM HaHhh IN NAallINl
gNaglh MlAh hNFAwlfh lRFfNF from
NV FnlsnN
ffNiEllpRH, MaRt,l 0atf WI laNAf
Il HdILW NlllDAA HNalltln
WlfAa MafidWAli lltM plbllhlad
II, f4sss Ae,aAI s l MlNes usd slp'aNN,
Ii uIsa III aIdry NAFliealay,
nAt tlA tlnla ftn H0NhM anllTFMl
In naslM Wla Vnt MA, nWnnl M INV
IN thA MnRpFls aAlMad ny eha tlnla'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Stern Orders.

Chicago, Oct. 27--As a result Of the
series OF robberies and holdups which
have taken place in Evanston during
the past week, Mayor Thomas Bates
today instructed Chief of Police Bart
ram 90 order tho police to shoot to kill
any II seen pefpetrating any rob-
berry. This action was prompted by
reports Of four attempts ut burglary
and porch climbing which occurred
last night. II would also prefer to
have the police shoot rather than to
make arrests, said the mayor in his
letter.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
A Thapsana Tonsnps

penla, nat, eaprpae thp ,Iaptpfa N
S!IysE!s|''sg s,,IssI1EEIy' !S|,,, BI|r!'s;ISI';;|EEsER ' s||E
fg' HsI''eIke l 'IssRsl4npIas|sSSt III
GFs \ s NJ II.|E gASIIIs.|'Isss' \ 4 1| IN Y
fhApp|R'A NrnR RtnFhi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Oyer 1000,

During his aYp yonrs practice N
Butte pr, podd has Cured over 1000
people III nervousness, koAaacho, diz1i'
moss, ntp, ITO " the only man In Mon
tanR who hRs mada nompliontod eye
tFaHhlea, aonplad with muscular Ia
sRlioienpy, j speciality, and who Ii por-
fontly anpphlp, As thousands ~ t0sti'
manlAls from grateful people wha
have boon Cured VIII show, Hp VIII
he nv tho Grand hotel Noy, lp'at,
NxNminAtians frno, Prices very rem
s0nAhle, Glasses httod, Ha.f
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Tortured and Robbed,

Chioago, Oct. a7--A, G, Ruby, pro,
priotog of . saloon was tortured and
robbed Of $500, at an early hour here
today, Rnby was marched from hi
bod ~ tho point Of two rey0lyers, held
by two robbers, He was bound'and
proddod about the body repeatedly
I'll the torture became unbearabla
and he deyulged the hiding place Of
his money, Tho robbers escaped,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
CHARLES n. LOUD.
Both Parties Candidate for District
Judge.

Yellowstone journal: Judge Lond,
who In this campaign enjoys tbs
unique distinction Of being the choice
OF both parties for the high position %
district judge, was born in Way
mouth, Mass, ia 1853. He was edu.
Gated ia the public and high schools
OF his native town, graduating in the
centennial year. He then began read.
ing law but finding the occupation too
sedentary for a growing boy at the
age of 20 he secured employment in
the city engineers office at Boston
and began the study OF civil engineer
ing. In time he made good progress,
keeping up his law reading the while
and i'm a year was given q responsible
position with a local railroad com
pany. In 1880 he came west having
secured a position in the engineering
department OF the Northern Pacific
then preparing TO extend its line from
Sentinel Butte TO Glendiye and up the
Yellowstone, His first employment
was on the bridge ut Bismarck and in
the spring Of 1881 he was put lin the
field" ct Powder river, laying out the
work for the army OF graders follow
ing closely behind. In the summer Of
1882 he was on the National Park ex-
tension and constructed ten miles OF
that road near Yankee Jim'sv can
y0n. That winter he returned to
Massachusetts and interested some
eastern capital in a range stock ven
ture which was christened 1.-THE Here
ford Cattle Co. and beeame one of
the most enduring Of Custer .,ounty's
range stock outfits. For many years
Mr.. Loud was manager Of the outfit,
living at the ranch on Pumpkin creek
and reading law while not engaged in
range duties, but In 100 he gave mp
these duties and came TO town to live,
for the main purpose OF fitting him
self for che practice OF lazy, he having
finally decided upon the law as his
profession On his general knowledge
he was admitted ut once 10 practice
but he entered the office Of streyell ~
Porter as u student where he remained
for u year and then opened IN office.
III 1892 he was elected county attOr-
ney on the republican ticket and was
reelected in 1894, Folg years ago he
was the choice of the republicans of
Dawson, Yellowstone and Custer
counties rs their candidate for the
honorable position of district judge of
the Seventh Judicial District, embrac-
ing the counties named and to this
position he was elected over g, N,
Middleton, by a vote Of nearly two TO
ono, Other political experiences OF
Judge Loud aro embraced In his eloc-
tion M a member OF the constitutional
IN 1889, and az d member
OF the Lower house OF tho first legisla-
assembly after the admission Of
Montana as u state,
II ~ pleasing W Judge Loud's
friends--as IL must DO 10 bimself-that
his first torn on tho district bench has
been 80 satisfactory W his constituents
Of three counties that no has the unap- |
imous support, not only OF his own
bHt Of his political opponents
as well, II would BIO well IL IN MI
jpdioial districts, ono candidate tor
judicial honors was agreed upon by
both parties, The judiciary should be
elimipated from politics and nv tho
law does not 10 this, tho people
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Tacoma, Got. 27--The transport
Lawton brings adyices from the
United States marshal who was sent
from San Francisco by the circuit
court 10 arrest Alexander Mckenzie Of
North Dakota, that he had made the
arrest and taken charge OF $3.50, 900 OF
the gold which Mckenzie had la his
possession, It IL expected Mckenzie
will be brought down on the Roam
oke.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
NEW TE2E'
Went Into Effect on Northern Failac
sunday,

NA#E W
sunday,
The Northern Pacific railroad SIM
day withdraw trains . and hntwopn
n Y, MI sas y H tisa S Sa,1s'kH' 't bAei Gse't Il o tMs
ooFRod, tho double daily mall service
on Chat Foad between sf, FaRl, Mime
applis and Portland, RHt bio post
ONCE Department. has sHap0edNd IN M
ranging with Tho pblpggn Burlington
md Quincy rallroea fnr b now fFNiR
w leave phipag0 dnlty NJ RlfQR M,
w run thrnngh ~ tlnpalH, Mob, and
there connect with fhNir. ,NnpQln. and
a MssteEs l XVIII M t, ~ T HsaselR NY " WV WV
III fhis aify' oyer tha 'AmfhVap 'RBaaIap
VI Portland, Vhis Will pQntinHa THE
double daily services between MI past-
erI points, Including New Work. md
Hnsfnn md Portland
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
A Job tor Grover.

!. New York, Oct. 27-~The Evening
Post prints today the following
special from Norfolk, Va; Accord
ing 10 a dispatch from Winchester, the
presidency Of Washington and Lee
university, made vacant by the death
OF William Il. Wilson, will be- offered
30 es-P President Grover Cleveland, A
committee from the university will,
la a few days, 10 TO Princeton and
formally extend the offer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

Was tho result ~ his splendid health
lndomitAble will and Tremendous energ,
are not found whore Stomach, Liver
Kidneys and bowels are ont pf order
II yon want these qualities and thu
snnpoaa thay bring, Nse pr, Kings New
I4fo Pulls, Only ~ cents NJ OhapPlel
Drug Store,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
CHANGES IN THE RULE.
Sapreme Court Makes Some Amendments
to the Court Rules.


The supreme court has promulgated
some amendments 10 the court rules
and announced a new rule, The
amendments 10 the rules rebate chiefly
to what are called in legal parlance
original proceedings, writs Of different
sorts.
Rule Ii Of the court is amended to
read as follows:
Applications for writs of review
shall set out copies of the Judgments
or orders sought to be annulled or
modified.
I'm all proceedings and actions COM
menced In this court originally tho
plaintiff shall file has application with
the clerk OF this court prior to its
presentation.
"In all proceedings and actions COM
menced la this court originally each
party shall Hle with the clerk of this
court, ut or before the time set for
final hearing, eve copies OF the brief
OF his argument, containing q recital
of the facts and exhibiting o clear
statement and orderly arrangement of
the points OF law to be discussed and
the authorities relied upon ia support
OF each point. Said brief shall be
printed In conformity 10 the require.
ments OF subdivision of Rule X OF
this court, unless, upon application
and for good cause shown, the court
order otherwise A failure to comply
with the requirements OF this subdi-
vision may result In q dismissal Of the
proceedings or action, or il refusal 10
hear the party la default
UNLESS otherwise ordered, the
hearing OF IA original proceeding or
aston will not be had on the return
day, After issue joined, the court
will on motion OF either party, adj
vance tho cause or appoint u time for
the hearing; but II 40 such motion DO
interTosed. the cause will stand for
hearing Ia its chronological order,
Complications 10 this court for
writs or orders must be presented by
the parties Ia person, ~ by counsel
and IN open court under no cirepm-
STANCES will the court entertain such
applications when made through tho
medium Of the clerk i--proyided al
ways, that motions 10 advance, ~ rer
instate, 10 dismiss, W affirm, 10 modi-
fy 10 strike out, TO Tux OF TO allow
cos5s, 10 quRsh, tor rohonrings, 10 cor |
reet the transcript, motions based upon
suggestions or diminnti0n Of tho
motions tor substitution Of
parties, and motions touching the
time of fling or serving briefs, may |
be presented by AlipE the Same with
the clerk, and viii be considered IN
regular ORDER
Tho now rule announced requires
the clerk of tho court 10 keep u jpdR'
ment book,
This ~ designated ~ Rnlo XVIII
and roads rs follows
1.-THE clerk nf thn court shall keep
y book w ho known IN tho Judgment
IN which hp shall ontor pt large
MI Judgments hereafter rendered IN
md proceedings originally IN
IN CHS eoHrt,h
Those rples Will he IN force on and
aftnr tho first day ~ December, 1900
~ /
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
VIII Speak In Ohio,

Chicago, Oct s7-W, y, Bryan will
mako speeches IN Ohio Oh October ~,
and IN Indiana on November 1, on his
journey 10 Chicago. Adlai y, Steven
SOD will make five speeches IN Chi
oago during the day and night, Tie
Will tour Indiana, closing at Mont
pelior, NoyombFe 3, This probably
win ond his speeoh making for the
campaign
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
.Notleo,

The owners and occupants Of ali lots
IN tho city Of Billinga nre hereby
notified 10 Cause the alleys In tho roar
M their promises IN 30 cleaned ~
pnno, All owners or occupants fail
Ing 70 comply with this notieo before
November 4, 1900, will DO prosecuted
pnder section 0 o. tho city ordinance,
A, *, Wick,
ba'4 stFaot Commissioner,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

thus p~erjure themselves for the pur-
pose Of voting. The doors OF the peni-
Tertiary stand open for such a man
and It would be a blessing TO any conn
munitN to be rid Of snph.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
Eye specialist,

Dr, podd, eye specialist Of Butte,
VIII Do NJ the Grand hotel Nov, 1919,
where no Will be ploased to meet NIL
who aro afflicted with my eye
trouble, Examinations froo, All
work guaranteed, Glasses fitted, b2-tf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
aallpe m Qaulyaplavsl

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