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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
BIbLIkas IN pHOspBHOlIs,
shaplH nUbbnpd hnNA pnODIu hra UODtpnl
WIN Their Lon,

sllaplW Hubbard hntA pnODIp hIH ,Onipnl
WIN Their Lon,
q, W, HDbDavd, saaIln Of Yellow
stOne OOnnly, came over from BlillnHl
yesterday Rnd pnid Anaconda II briel
ViHit, anys lnat FpIdAy's Anaconda
Standard, sheriff Hubbard brought
M iDHAne paiiaDl W the asylum Al
Warm springs, md while In thlH
IagiOn h9 AOOk 0GGAsIOD tO coma to
AnANODdA, ODa 0f tbe objects Of MI,
IinbbAId'A visit tD thiH Oity WIS 10 lDI
lpaet Vim mangni1Oent court hOUse Oi
)6eT Lodge 0Ounly, which prAOaS Nm
b0Ad Of Main street,
MI Hubbard w8nt through the build
Inn from OeIIAI 10 dome and ba WIN
lOud In hin OapvensiOns Of pFnise N tbe
grand atvnot!ipa, iie wAH particularly
lDlpvasHad with the OODvenlant apvADes'
M0Dh Of the OfIlOas, and tb8 CONT room
VIM aD ObjaAt Of sp0NtAl bsAnty 10 him,
M, liNbbNvd sRys that YslI0watODe
oOnnly In planning 10 bnild " nav
courthouse within tbe n0Mt yaAf 0v LII,
md In 8Kpvassad lhe hops MAT the
GulldlDu vi Billings wOlldb be fashioned
6itsr Vim Ona In his Oity iis says thpt
hin county np0dH n new o0nrlhOuHe, nv
Tho iDOyaAsa III business bas mAde the
pvasent lMNviavs Of thH county officials
entirely inAdaQnAte fOf TIM proper
transaction NJ public buAlnesH,
JuSh MI tbls tlnle, HAid MI, Hubbard,
BILLINGS md MI Of thAi section OF
Aantnln ia asuavinuainu usnauns au \
tines ljilliDaA IN now filled with
w6dl buysiE Tbe market bAs been
Noiiys md tha prices g0Oh, Although
tha Offers MI snv rendered have DOi
vaaOhad Vim ngnve i0nOhed by lnHt
yNnr's highest pvlNa tor wOOl, Mv,
Hubbard Rnys th6 CLIP this yanp VIII
axOoed thNl NJ IHHA year 10 auNb Nh
extaDt that the difYeienoa IN pfiee paf
pOund VIII n0t BIZ appreciated IN tho
AUnl total realized, Many Of tbe wool
HvOwOvs Nve 0OnaiHninn their clips NJ
the commission h0ua6n VI IlOAt0n And
elsewhere IN th0 expectation ihAt, IN
thu seHsOil advances md lhe surplus
wO0l IN tNkeD Off thG market, pTlOeH
VIII v,se aboya .ho.s whie! W present
pTevall NJ NiIlinpMi NJ, Hubbard
nGeGunts f0v tl0 hanvy wO0l Olip M llliA
Haas0n by Vim fnat TINT wintef hAa harII
snal u fNv0vnbla Ol,a fOI ahoap, Tho
winter lOss WIN aHlran0ly ltght
Vh0 st0oknleu NJ tiilllngn Apd thav0
NbOufA Nve IN gOOd Apirlla, ThavA ~ Il
H00d ignIknl Inv Gattle and Vim pTlops
prevailing Nve snitrfN0fOvg, AltOHetlHI
nays Nv, Hphhuvd, people NJ ths Noatlltl
WHARF Inv vaald0a hbya aO0d vAnA0n VI
ba G0Dtept with thplr l0l,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
iOpVIlkFs vtD N FI(JIi


Ths Gouuly GsntrAI Oommli'ea WIN ~
Tlma f0F 0eunly G0nvanlioR
That tba populiAN 0f Yellowstone
OOOnty, AIth0lgb only nnmbaIlnH
AbOnt 900, intsid heina. IN evidence
tbls fall In tha campaign IN shawn w
4 circular laauad lAai wsek Nv tbe hlah
iuOauls, u IN sNid thAC'N movements II
ON fOnt M aHalt ,~ tlasnp WIN lhe
Fadsrptt0D N kAboT, 1he eiIaalAr
vaAdaIaa k0llOwAI
RtiIinasf kt0ntHDA, dnly W, 1900,
l)aNr Mn Vhe PrOaDaat fOy fhs
saGaaAs N I'M FaOpIa's PARTY ip the
stnta M Montana, HavAv wNA brighter
linn IN IN nv fhe pIeAaNt time, ANd
therefore, tbs chairman Hn1 aeatalAyv
M tha FeApla's FNFts M tAliNWst0He
a0uDty, officially RNtify s0N, thAt g0H
MN nlFMllev M VIM ll9WNtT lsntFNl
aotnaiItAa HVa eAJnesny geQNastad NJ
Ilaat en eNtHydnFi fha Aih any NJ
AngHsl 1900, EtpD mn M MN a0REt
h0ase, HllllNeA, MnntAHA, w! fle pgF,.
pasa nj AettiRg the tlHe ma p!Nae, ~
tbe A0Nnty convention NJ the FeaplAE
tArFy N fhts RaNRfti
vgHyx tyHlg,
Y, H. M dahH, 0hAiFANHr
A. N, PHterA HaeFetAvr,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

fptpeDoe yeaI OF the N, N. ehuvoh, On
kbO following dny ha VIII lanya for
HalNDA 10 atJand tho nnnnNl 0OnfelnDoe,
which W. 10 bo ehnld oOnIOanolnN
AnpnsI HTtilnd pIFHldpd over by Bisl0p
Fowler WbafIoF 0g non Reverend
HLDll viii lpttlpn IN Billings Hos within
Tho dipopa0OD ~ the 6iahOpI 'pbe
ohnpoh membership, through tle pIasld'
I'M oldpy, will aak lhaf ha bo returned
HnDday morning M tho 0balob was
IoAd tha following report which shows
u splendid lnopNnAp IN tbe Ohnvoh
'l'h0 OOnfnvOD0O yeNp OlOalDa Win
IINAl SUNDAY \ aervI0e hAs ba0n n ppOlitr
nblo one and OF aTnat advanoalnelh
Al fOnr different periods hna I'M
pp6a0nt an0umbant b6aD Aellt No Billings
10 tak6 ohHrpn OF ibe work Az tbe
Gloss OF nd Othal yeap hns " ham p0s'
ADJ 10 tOp tlle pastor l0 leAve VIM wovk
In LottnT condition. Two new lhuy0l
enieppgtaof Ap8f developing and VIVID
the Ol0He M Who ODipaDt yaAv " " hoped
thnt they Will ba OOlDpleied,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
RID LODGE EXCURSION
HI7it#lf7
Hundreds Of Carbon County Gltir
sena spend sunday In
BllliDDa
RED LODGE CLUB WINS
EaHl5zIlIEHa
'flln lInauhnli Unlnnl Iini Ia People
I)rOD 'Tlpiv Money Oh the
Foot llnun,

Billings wnH The mecca for several
hundred Carbon county pliispDs Sunday
The reason Of lhlA WIN The matched
game 0f baseball between the He'd Lodge
and Livingston clubs A game had been
arranged for bet lWppD the clubs Of Red
Lodge nnd Billings, but when the latter
lsbAndpf and called The game oil, The
former did nol care 20 bp disappointed
In having II ynlllp and NJ eAlipd tIlp Gate
CITY boys N meet lhpWeflpWl An pseuFr
sion WINS larpan1g@ Dr lpnyinH Red
Lodge RlIlday morning NJ aIBO and
rpaellnn tlllpsfs about noon The train
picked up People III all thp small star
Hons, The crowd numbering between 400
nnd 400 people when II rpaeilpd Billings,
The eaeurAiOnialH were accompanied by
illp celebrated Finn brass band, which
dIscOurHpd splendid music all along lhp
journey and while IN The piiy,
The baseball game VIA rnlled M thp
fair grounds nj u o'plOeh, with n large
attendance The Red lodge contingent
being In The majority, before thp game
waA hihy bsgun, lllp eOal diRgpFA proved
lllat tlpy hFd ihe bpsl lppnd NJ lhe pro-
position nnll Wbpgtfp game closed The
wind breHttFA. .tNiM tilp wpst phd Hlt iii
though lllpyfIad been ", against adeadF
aurp, game II WIS u pretty game,
abOinding IN n number ofsppndid plays,
The score WIS 10 lOBr
i,ul lhs Ned Ledge people had The
tables turned On chem later IN thp day
md had they moi paid f1r lhpif special
train previously they would have been
compelled 10 walk home nv They dropped
nll tlplr dough They had n wouId he
fO0i racer, On whom they pinned tiIeir
hIlll l0 llle 0nOunl NJ Lplwepn KiOO and
$500, They prOOIed him we'll lr0ltpd
him on and l0Id Billings 10 SHOW tlpip
man and lbpir slnn II didn'l t0he the
locals bnl second i0 do b0lh and
Charley schneider, thp local Hprnlef WIN
placed lpt0W llip viAit0# and money w
bGpk HIM llpta were made lhiaA and
laAl, lIm Ned hOdaplIpH haylna w0n
money 0n INV bNll game and lhlnhinE
tIlpg had another Anm lhinp, w make
n I0nH Al0fy ah0n, Schneider Wpn INV
raep eNAIly and fhp IoeaI Apons wan
lllpir money likewise
1'llp pseurAiGn frain.len liilliaas IN tle
ralvrn tnp NJ II N'plOek lhNt night
Eml8FTNfFHsHfgK RrW7#W
NEtf w. N HIpLb
RaHms8ErHEN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
G0OD HliOusE WEAR

Wss i,ssn ag IdsHl ssSsoa sVd I'M Nlyds
WNvs drawn HAh
Vba a0IplDg month VIII sea spah \
bnrDtsblpg gp M shgtgBgs M has
saldaIp basp witpegsRd befQre In the
stata, w IN l0ng stHa9 th0va hNs beaD
spGh 4 seasep In pr9speet Wv VIM sh00t,
Inv M btrds Vbe pNst winter Apd
spgtgG have bseH IDEAL saas0ps f0T the
vaistDg M tbe y0gDg md the bilIs VIII
Nv fHll n gT0gss and ns plains apA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
voy snie

VtvAtalasr bOtpl Vm terms Apply
w lOn " simpsaD,
abra G1Ipmbgh, Mont
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
MEK n H. HlVLL

WIN llsW lhe AaHiarfNif tsM M nm
NJ NJ Hhtml,<ssst sHnanE
On nest HNn(GT Ray, ~ Ht HtRlI
WI pyeAab thd jast HeFmoH M this aanr
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24
ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for Indigestion or Rilious-
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard Of Appendicitis, Nervous
Prostitution or Heart failure, etc.
They used August Flower to clean out
the system and stop fermentation of
undigested food, regulate the action OF
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organic action of the system. and that
is all they took when feeling dull and
bad with headaches and other aches.
You only need a few doses of Green's
August Flower, in liquid form: to
make you satisfied there is nothing
serious the matter With you. For sale
by John Tull.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24
The Election Over.

The election is over and THEY SAY the negro is eliminated;
out be that as it may, both man and beast must depend upon
the farmer for their bread and meat. To encourage this great
industry. | have just perfected arrangements by which l can
supply my farmer friends with the most reliable Wheat Fertil-
lzer on the market. | am also agent for the celebrated Disc
Wheat Drill, a sample Of which can be seen at my store. l
will keep on hand choice Tennessee Seed Wheat, perfectly clear
OF all filth and from which article the finest -four in the world
is made.
l am daily adding to my large stock Of Family Groceries.
Fancy CONNECTIONS and other useful articles that l have not
room here to mention.
Fair and honest dealing is my motto, and to verify this you
only have to give me a trial. You will find me at the old
Hogan Corner.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

vest'gate. Coming to States
vile Sunday morning she
went to Hotel Iredell and
found the following entry on
Thursday night: "B Yates.
n. CO. So far she was ON the
right track. She learned that
a gentleman called FRIDAY
evening for Miss Yates, took
her to drive and later paid her
bill and took her with him to
the west-bound vestibule that
night. A trip to Kerr & Kar-
cher's stables elected the in
formation that a man named
Fink had left his horse and
buggy there Friday night,
saying he would be gone on a
pleasure tripfor a week. Mrs.
Fink recognized the horse
as hers, and here was proof
positive that the guilty parties
had been in Statesville.
Further inquiry developed
the fact that they went to
Morganton Friday night and
stayed there until Sunday
morning, when, learning, it is
supposed, that his deserted
wife was on his trail, the re-
creant husband and his shame
less inamorata left for Knox
vile, Tenn. They we're seen
in Morganton by Mr.. w. R.
Moroney.
Fink, as has been stated, is
a man of wealth, about IS
years old. He leaves his wife
and two grown daughters,
one of whom was married a
short while ago. It is sup
posed that Fink's original
idea was to 60 to Cincinnati
with Miss Yates and then re-
turn here and drive through to
Salisbury-his horsea and bug
Nv is still here-as if just re-
turning from his visit near
Mooresville. But his plans
failed and when he returns he
will in all probability meet a
warm reception. He is known
in Statesville, having visited
here.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

~Sterling Memory Bells
Lucky Beans and Good Luck
Bangles. the newest things
for bracelets and pendants, at
Swindell's
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

Mr., CcO. 1AAA, ~VSo
Away With Miss Bessie Yates-They
Met in Statewide and Spent Last
Saturday in Morganton.
The Statesville Landmark
Of Tuesday says:
otatesville is a ''quiet viii
lace" but now and then it has
i, varietvof incidents as we'll
=, the big cities. Sundays
train from Salisbury brought
TO Statesville a quiet little
woman, Mrs. Geo. Fink, from
Salisbury, who was on track
Of a recreant husband. From
inquiries here she found out
where he had gone and de-
cided to return on the even
ine train to her homein Sails
bury. The facts in the case
seem to be about these:
Mr.. Geo. Fink is a substan-
tial and well-to do merchant,
who came to Salisbury two
years ago from Illinoise and
opened a big general mer-
chandlse store there. In
charge of his millinery de-
partment he placed Miss
Bessie Yates, who came with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink from Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Fink was doing
a big business but rumors
that he was unduly fond of
his fair clerk finally began to
circulate in Salisbury and at
last reached the ears of his
wife. She demonstrated time
and time again, but to no pur-
pose. Finally, last Thursday,
she upbraided her husband in
the store, demanding the i'm
mediate discharge of Miss
Yates. It seems that this
lady became involved in the
jangle and was so hurt by the
insinuations of the jealous
wife that she waltzed herself
out, vowing she was going to
her home in Cincinnati.
When Mr.. Fink came home
that evening he told his wife
that Miss Yates had gone to
Cincinnati and that she not
worry any more about the
matter. The next day the
tond husband told his wife
that he needed a rest and had
decided to make a weeks visit
TO some friends near Moores-
vile. He packed his grip and
took his horse and buggy, in
tending. as he said, to drive
through to Mooresville.
Saturday, however, Mrs.
Fink, who seems to have had
>u>picionsof her spouse, made
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
9e talinbe Sing.

StiIleb bansfabeleu. Senatet
bar pebto9st 6orlasef % geuiIsnins af
S3, 900, 900 for en- 6absuebnin9 mellem
Gan 6ranciscO ps 9OnoIuIu.
@n StoIe, buor Der ifal unoerpi.
ies SournaIisme, er oprettet Gincin.
natl, Obio. Den betsnbte BIubmano
Nurat 9olteao er Sfolens Be-
itprer.
Aomiral Dewep bar ifGntet beIe
fin SumIins of @uper, ber ibIanbt
Suarbet, iom 8onsresien gup BAN, til
Rationuls MuiGet, buor 6olt fan saa
os ie berpaa at 6iettets 9pit. @n Dag
libfs llse mebbeIte Dewsps Setreter
Nulaets @mbsbsmGnb, at 9Iomira,
len ON @ftermiboa9en piloe TONNE os
ie, bporlebeS Samlingen par arrange.
ret. 9lpbeoen flap uo Spen, og Wiu:
IGet bIsu mart putiuIot ai Menneifer,
Der uentebs o9 uenteoe, ia, neiten ipns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Cuba.

General Is b fee, General Woobs
Stabsdef, bar anigst ON fire Dioanes
bers 9iemlou. San bar uaret uaibrubt
IiensIie Cuba ibsn December 1898
% transer til 9uiIe.
&c itepeS Suititsminiiler, ref9s
nerer SenboIb til Ouerensfomlt meo
@eneral g8 BIS, ba ban operio9
Staiusen. 6un oil efterfsIses al
Barreiro, llnberuisuinSsm iitersn,
bpis pIabs taees al 8orona, 81.
nonsminiteren. Sennes plabs tnees
al eOneiO, Yieeminiltsr 5inansos.
partementer.
- Oct uattsr aImiuosIi9 Uunter.
beh, al grsmiermlniiter SiIpeIa
Wabrib ueo, at Der forelfaar Reuolution
Cuba, for / Guba er ber lite ct Mens
neiie, iom usb ON bet. Den ipanlte
Yremlermlnliter peo eno uoete, at JIes
uoIutlonen itaI be9gnoe / Sautia9o.
Webens bermob gsItnont s. nm q for.
Ieoen melote General Nooo ira Sans
tiaeo, at alt par iuIbtommen freoeIi9.
De cubanlte 2luiier, ON lite unolaoer
at msobsle, naar oer er llro ct euer an
bet Steb, bar beuer lite nOset at meIoe.
premierminilier SiIueIu flyer, at
ben ipanite RoniuI | 6auona bar BE-.
trGitst Jipstet ON forsitaaenoe JieuoIu.
tiou. Wlsn aoniul z aprario o Tiger,
at ban aIorig bar ienbt en- iaaoan 9nos
bereinins, os life tunoe buue ienot ben,
ba ban lite rso bet rin9slte ON Heuolus
iion euer le9n Ill ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Wid)igan.

6orIeoen aften gap Uldisan gan'
ters aslOciution fin uarIise MloOae, %
PrGiibent ) mel | Ansel benIebepe
Opmert ombeben paa, at SulIluan ui.
Wt eG II d n, en- tloli9ere Yr9lts
bent ltfe or til Stebe. 2Iarla9en par
ia9be ban, ct SIoebtfinoenoe, IOm bet
par bom en- @Iabe at ise, lite par aIuors
Iisi. Da guntei9eiterne tom blem,
erfor be, al WcGut6eon uur tpo, men
Ulr. aneeu berte bet lite for naite
Morsen. 9an iatte flo til 6rotOiibOrs
bet meo sobt 6eIbreb. Da Morsenauis
fen blsu Isueret bam, aabnebe ban ben,
meosns 9jeueiiepissu par / Stpttenet.
0un iaa fin osoe 8eu McGutdsOns
Portrat. Du 1jeneliepisen tom inb
isen, par Nnsea bob. 6an par fuIbet
fOrOpsr mob gorbst meo Morsenauilen
/ 9aanben, bob al Sorg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
9eweD | Chicago.

Munbns 6OrmicoOs al. II ANTON
2lbmiral Dewep. 9an mootoses ales
rebs SpO 6bicusO of WsooiuseIlsstOs
miteen. Deb @runb 9entraI Staionen
bIeu ban os 6rue mobtaset al WaupOr
l0arriion os Ulrs. 9arriiOn. iamt nOsIe
fIere globilitetsr, meo bpem be iua forte
gennem ben mplbrenbe Wlennelfem9ngoe
iii auditorium Annefs, buor ben esents
lise ohieeue UlootoseIie iouot Steo.
alOtten bleu l, for 8ewep % 5sIge tom
til Sers O9 it oues 5rotalt.
9eo bans 9lntomlt fnalbsbe 6nno.
nerne buoOs pau gunoet Os pua Stibsne,
Der Ina !6uunen. Der bIep sjort mis-
IitGrt 6onner, % ON @ftsrmiOcusen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Winneiota.

Mrs. 8. ". a.9arien, gift mso bet
aIblte MebIem uf GroOtliOn 6Ouuorp
Co., bIeu forIeoen Ituot o9 giebIitteIis
orabt at fin nj Aur sumIe SOn. Drtn-
gen tOs ct luot @suGr, fOm bans 6aoer
bauoe Iaeet itda en- aros, oS pso ct
IiIfaIoe sit @euaret uf. 8usIen sens
nsmborebe Ulrs. Quriens Climbing.
Daniel 0lel II beitaitiset en
aF Scott & 9OIifons 3emmeropIus /
'lwo 6arbOrs, bIeu forIeoeu funoet bob
ueo SernbuneipOret. ge9ge bans 8en
par brafteoe. 9uu par uubenbart bIe-
pet trufet al ct Cog glattens ypb.
0nn par fra StIlIwater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Gjemoommelig gogsmaal.

@u fuinbeIIs WisfOnsIase, uirs.
Or. SeIena armitrOns, Spra'
tuie, u. o.. Der | fin lib bar uaret
easemisfcnar Snosn, iasis9sr Mis.
iionsbIifop Z b oburn (Wdooiit), for
en- Stabessriiatnins paa sl5o,o 900,
foroi ban ueo Breue ifuI baue ansrsbst
hsnbes aarafier cs iSst at binore ben.
bes @irtiOmbeb | Jncisn, buiItet osioo
tiIfbft ifulbe pare Iptteoes for BAN.
Biitoppen mener at baps 9tsi til at
taIe os ifriue, iom ban bar siort; ban
bar lite billet ansribe benbss 8oratier,
bans Orb bar ubeIuftsnbe Senlpn til
iinanieus Eager. 5or sprist bar ban
anisst ON at iaa Sasen ubiat 9 Wlaas
neosr, inotiI ban Tan fua gbnsr bentsbe
fra Snbisn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Gn frD9teli9 Stoebramo.
$500 0uie branOt iSanaOas 9opeo'
lab $4,000 Yiennelfer bjem
loie = GjenoOmme Ior {. 20 DILL.
DOLLARS ooelagt-5lere omfomne.

Sibfte 1OrsOa9 5ormibbas ri. IL
opftOb en- frp9teIis SIoebrano gpeu
6uI /, iom abitiges fra Sttnwa Rama.
oas 9Ousbfab ueb OttapafIOoen. 81:
ben, Der not opitoo en- Arbejbsrboli9
t9t u,b be umaabelise IraIaiiiorretnin.
ger paa bs98e Siosr af 6Ioeen. iprebte
fig meO en- fOrferosIi9 9urtisbsb. Vii
par tort, os ginben tiltos mere os
mere 9urii9beo. Branbuaisnet fra
ale itprre gger 200 MiIss Omtrebs
tiltaIbtes os tampeoe for9Guss mob be
raienoe 6Iammer, Der ben paa Otter
miboasen fIsj Ouer 6lOcen os btspubts
oeres 0bsIae9eliesarbeibs / Ottawa,
buor man par iaaleoes itiaet, at Brano'
iprpittrne itte funoe TONNE tilbase, ibst
Brosn oper 5Iobsn par brGnbt. Dst
.elettrilte Qpsbus bIeu ct at be fsrfis Jtou
for JIummerne, os Ottawa Iaa Werte.
ba Rattsn tom, buis lite 6Iammerne
bauoe Ipit ouer gpen. SIoen roieoe
til eiter Uisnat, ba bet fsrlt Iptteoes at
faa libt 6erreogmne oner ben; men bet
bIeu ieIufeIgsli9 peo at brGnos me9et
IGn9ers @rusbobene og Aitsbpn=
9erne.
5loen bar / bet bele ber9et Ruatrots
mil, $500 gpsninser Iisse aite, %
Is, 600 Wenneitsr er biemIoie, os bet
iamIebs 9runbtab anl9ttes til Is a 90
Wiq. Collars. Ia SIosn opfob ON
Du9en, OmtOm lite au mango Meune:
fer, Der bleu iuubet I Sig, buoribIanot
6uu8 grant6et OS Iaa sr Der leIuipl9ts
Ii9 en- Del iaarebe buoraf fIsre muIis'
pis piI DO.
gis 5sm!sbsls uf ggen Suu sr total
nebbranot, os / Ottawa sr ct Stptte
pda i 4 ufils l9n9oe o9 l uf'ls Vreooe
fuIblianbig brenot. Smaabperne ccr=
omtrins bar osiua Iiot ltore Cab.
Illn9e tore 5obrittsr er eoeIaste, Os
c. 1000 arbeiore urbeioslsie. On.
trent 100. 600, 900 Sob 8rGOosr er
branbt.
gsoen blanbt be branblibte CT for.
fGrbeIi9 flor os uil nepps tunne uibiGIs
pes nben ueb .6iaIp uoefra.
England oil NOT biGlps, os muIisuis
uiI be Jor. Sts!er Osiaa uiI itptte fit gta:
bofoIt giebtn - for eurist ct lite iaa
iaa al be branoIiOte Der fra 9anbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Stats= =NgbeOer.
Soiua

Der fi9es, at Yrafbent W c6 inIep
bru9er alt fin Snb1pbeIie for at fors
mua Senator q Til ora Soma til
al mobtase Domination til 8icspraii.
bent. Wcainlsp bar beIe iibife Wlaa.
neb ie9t at ouertaIe Wr. alliiOn bertiI,
forbi ban er ben iiarfeffe Nanb Gan.
bet iom Rammerat. Aaiion bar IOuet
at to9s Sossn unber Ouerueislie o9 bar
forIuot WaibinstOn for at tonferere meb
9enner. Aaiions 8enner Suma pro:
teiferer mob, at ban tuser 9Iabien.
De snfter bam iom Yrafbenttanbioat /
1904.
- @n Sag af uaIminbelis SntGesie
UiI TONNE op for 3etten 6orelt gltp i
8espnbeIien af Suni. 60 geSprebi-
tanter, Verreon o9 ing s.
a n b, er nemIis ia9isst fOs SO, 900
/ Stabeserfainin9, fOrbi be peo osres
P,ebiten Os .Ntisbrus Of RslisiOuen"
bar bepirtet, at en- groberlen af s. ..
Stremmen 6ertile, Soma, sr blcs
bet gal. 9an Ell paa Sinosip9eoipIef,
ct Drag pao ge9eme o9 SjGI, itiiper en-
Snblenoer til Decorab pofen". Oct
uiI uGrs at 5nterssie at fe, buab llofaIo
ben Gag oil faa.
- 8artsbusbolosrne Siour Gitp
iaar Osiaa Iiot RObsane at marte nu.
Uiaporen befaleoe bsm ior en- ll9e lioen,
at be ltuloe lutte 81. II ON 2lftenen
FAINT bOIoe Iuttst belle Spnoasen. 6uis
be lite ablsb, piIbe be bliue tuunone I'll
at ubIpoe UtartinIOuen bO9itaueIis.
Dette par ilemt not for benz, men nu
tommer bet perite: @eor9 Wt c:
" / | b Oh s, Der Ell en- 9ammeI geboer
af Vpen, bar unoerrettet gRrtsbusbol.
oerne ON, at De mao lutte ri. 10, ta9e
uue Stermbr9tter os gorbe pat, iumt
belt isennem boIoe fig MartinIoper
eiterrsttelis. 0ette bIiuer en- bsipbsIist
Cab for mango 9GrtSbusbOIoere :
men be taaIer bet NOT.
- Oct lises Statens Sunbbebs.
Commissions aoaior, ut ber fanoipa!;s.
uis nu er flere SiIfeIoe at Smaatopperne
/ Soma euo no9eu Sinoe for. 5 Marts
mootogcs Happortci ON GiIfaIoer pau
30 Steoer, o9 bibtiI 4priI er Spss
bommen brubt ue femten Steoer til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
Ora Ybilippinerne.

RosIe 0ffieerer, iom er ontommen
til UlaniIa fra Soutb 6amayiuas, brins
ger WaeobeIelie ON ct Slag, iom bar
itaaet ber ben 10. ApriI, bpor so 9u.
9urgenter br9bies. Be ameritanlfe
sSorpolter rapporterebs 300 5niur9sntsr
glGrbeoen, buorpaa @sneraI YelI
fenote afbeIinsei Of 40. Res. msb Q
8 anonsr ao at Deisge benz. 9niurgsns
terne par msaet oaarlist beu9bnebs, tun
fau bauoe gesIer, os be famine for.
fob lite at bulge benz ret, iaa be ilpe.
teoe, uoen at en- ensfte Amsritaner bIep
iaaret.
esiinunt y a d breD meb 20 Jtpttere
80 5ninrsenter no en- 6IOb os fob
Dem ale iammen. Gn Amerifaner blsu
trabt.
Gen. Bets 10 @s9imenter bar fuIbt
op of gore mso at rpbbe esuen for 30.
lom9no. 9an msoer ofts imaa Qfbe.
Iinssr, Der eftr en- tort Ramp fpstr,
sfterIabenoe fig noeIe bpbs. Jiu sr Der
isnbt 6jalp til @sneralen. 5
Sninrsenterne bIiue ueb at bolbe qros
piuisn | itabis Grpst, be t0ss 5aun
oDr iaabanne 5nofsbte. iOm bonole
meo os lille fig uenIis Ouerfor amsris
sanerne. ibet be ouerfalber os branbsr
beres Bpsr; bl. a. bar ben foIterise gp
Gan 6srnanbo maatie feIs 9Gunen.
@eneraI OF is tiIiss msb fin Stab
tauter moi at rejie bjem fsrit Moi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
&entufp.

@uuernpr Z upIorreilfe Senba9s
ira Waibin9tpn tiIbnse iii 5rontiort.
s yerlu9ton SIeu ban mpot af en- flor
Stare Ieoenoe Sorsere, til buem ban
lasbe. at ban rsjite tiIbuse for at itanbie
De uiIbe &pster, ban buube bort par
OmIsb, at ban ituIbe uere flpstet for
ut unosau Retsforber GnIebnins al
@uebeIs Drub. 9saar ban faar Den
Sag Sroen, uiI ban reiie tiIbase til
@afbinston. 9ans 9uitru fsIse'
bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-05-02
SIair, gitbr., SnsOag D. 2. @iaj 1900.

Tom utorineOfiicererne ifeI9e 6loaoens
Stitsite oe uilnebe giiit bos abmiruIsn.
ON aftenen par Der gaI / 2luoitorium.
Den esentIise 5eiteus par 10 eaers
forit @aor, ben /. Moj, Winbebusen
for SIa9st ueb Uaanila. ga mardere.
De ben Ianse, Ianse parobe 9ennsm
Gbieasos @aoer. o9 Dswep betrasieos
ben ira en- 9ribune.
81. 2 ipiites Der til W'ibba9 Union
League Club, aI. beiestes Uniyer.
sity Club, Os iaa ilutteoes bet belle
naturIiguis meb ct prasiist BAL, Der
iprit be9pnbte 81. II ON aftenen.