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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
WEST TAZEWELL CIRCUIT.

Dailey's Chapel, July 26th, il a. M;
Maxwell, July 26th, 8 and 8 p. H.; Pound
ing Mill, July 9th, 10 a. M; DR.. W. 5.
Neighbors, w. N. Wagner. Crockett's
Cove, August llth, 3 p. M; DIR. W. s.
Neighbors, j. s. French.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
SUCCESS GAINED
BY GEN. BULLER.
Clears the Beers From BiSSarSberS Al
ter Fierce Fighting,
A HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE.
Met the British on Saturday but on
Sunday Butler Pushed Ills
Attack Home.

London, May IA special diSpatch
from Stone Hill farm, Natal, dated To-
day, says
General Buffers advance commenced
Thursday when he left Ladysmith IN
strength. When within two miles o.
Helpmakaar the Beers opened heavy
artillery fire and the British guns re-
piled, while portion of Buffers troops
worked around the Boer TANKS. Inc
British attack was pressed home sun
dav. Bethune on :he right outtlanked
the Beers, whose splendid defensive po-
sitions on the Biggarsberg we're taken.
General Buller's march subsequent to
the attack was carried out without a
hitch.
"The British are still pushing for
ward"
SUCCESS GAINED BY BULLER.
London, Nav l4.-1;52 p. MA dis
patch received by the Associated Press
from Pietermaritzburg, Natal, timed
1906 p. m. to-day, brings the first inti'
nation of a success attained by General
Butler in northern Natal. The sender
evidently assumed that previous news had
been sent direct from the scene, for he
mu,ly says;
General Buffers official telegram, no.
tilng . his success at the 3ggarsberg, was
received here al hour ago, having gwen
keen satisfaction. 1t is confidently antlci-
pated that Dundee will be occupied by the
British today. The residents of the north
country are delighted, as the forcing OF
the Biggarsberg means that they Will
speedily be enabled to return to Their
homes.
Another dispatch to the Associated
Press, d~ted Stone Hill farm, $40 this
morning, says:
"After four days march eastward at the
foot Of the Biggarsbelg range in the direc-
ton of Hepmakaar, which was occupied
by the Federals, the Second Brigade sun
dav led the attack. Dundonald's cavalry
broke the Beers centre and Bethune
horse advanced on their extreme right
In the direction Of PomerOy small body
of burghers occupied a ridge overlooking
Helpmakaar, but they did not wait tol
the assault
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
CEDAR BLUFF AND MIDWAY.

Richlands, July 9th, 8 p. M; Davis
Chapel, July 2Sth, II a. M; DIR, Neigh
bors, J. W. RAIDER. Midway, July 18th, 8
d. H.; Steeles Chapel, July 29th, ii a. III. ;
Cedar Bluff, July 18th, s p. M; DIR. Neigh
bors, T. Il. Handy.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
Public Speaking,

On Monday night the Dist of May, 1900,
Col. j. HAMPTON HoGE and other speak
ers viii address the voters at
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
ell. VA. THURSDAY, MAY II, 1900.
BRAMWELL AND GOODWILL.

Bramwell, July Goth, IL a. m.; DIR. Sui
lins. Goodwill, July Doth, II a. M; River
side, July Goth, 3 p. M; Bramwell, July
29th, p. M; j. S. French.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
Paint Your Buggy for rs Cents

with Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint, ready
for use; 10 colors. Gives high gloss, equal
to new. Sold by Jno Z. Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
TAZEWELL

on Tuesday, the 22nd of May (court day..
There will also be speaking at
HIGHLANDS, VA,
on Wednesday the 23rd of May, at one
O'Clock, p. M, by WIN. G. PENDLEroN
and other speakers.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
citizens of Tazewell county to attend these
meetings.
Respectfully,
III. q. MCCALL,
Republican Comfy Chairman.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
UNDERWEAR.

Have you purchased
your Summer Underwear?
We can furnish you with
all kinds of Gauze Under
wear, also Summer Wool
and Cotton Underwear at
Most Reasonable Prices
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
MEMS SHIRTS.

We have a large stock
of Plain and Fancy Shirts
that will suit the most OF
our customers. We have
Colored Bosom Shirts,
Silk Bosoms, Negligees,
and a complete line Of
Dress Shirts.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17

Tough Paint.
Zinc and grinding make DSvoe weal
twice as long as lead and oil.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17
GRUNDY MISSION.
EAST TAZEwELL CIRCUIT.

Grundy, August lst. p. M; DR.. Neigh
bors, j. w. RAIDER
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1900-05-17

bors, j. w. RAIDER.
EAST TAZEwELL CIRCUIT.
Mays Chapel July goth, II a. m; Har-
man, July 26th, 9 p. M; Bailey's July
Goth, p. m; DR.. Sulns, j. W. Smith,
A. St. Clair. Macedonia, July 2Oth, II a.
M; Falls Mill, July 2Sth, 3 p. M; DIR. Sui
Inns, r. A. Kelly. Centenary, July Both,
IL a. M; DR.. Sullins, j. 7. Frazier.
GRAHAM STATION.
Ebenezer, July 9th, IL a. M; Graham,
July 9th, 8 p. M; DR.. Sullins. Graham
August 3rd, p. M; DR.. Neighbors. -
PoCAHoNTAs AND COOPER.
Cooper, July 29th, 8 p. H.; Pocahontas,
July 29th, p, M; DR.. Sullins.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
"BIoa1BOM"
J. P. KERR,

he will GO to Narragausett Pier to
spend the rest of the summer.
Miss lola Neal, agraduate Of the class
1913, High School, recently passed an
examination for clerk in the census
Office and hss been appointed In this
examination there were about 200 ap-
plIeants examined and 80 passed.
j. g. Koonce is now giving his full
time to the direction of the famous
Delmo Koonce cafe in the Odd Fellows
Hall Building. Mr.. Koonce has the
finest banquet hall in this section Of
the country for the accommodation OF
Afro Americans.
The Vondels and Gay Hearts ran a
grand excursion to Lower Cedar Point
Thursday June 14th. A grabbing party
consisting of Messrs. John Wills, Ed
ward c. Allen, J s. Peterson, Fred.
Booker, Chas. Williams, Wilfred
Carter (Kid) and J W. Brooks were a
feature OF the eXcO son.
Mrs. Barbara Cole, of 1915 18th street
will leave IN few days for Philsdel
phia to join her husband, Mr.. B. F.
Cole, who is prominent business man
located IN the Quaker City. She will
he accompanied by her interesting
daughter, Mics Mamie and will remain
until October.
Messrs. Thomas Allen an1 Charles E
Hall of Illinois, r. W Thompson, of
IaGians, W. r. Patterson of Texas,
and John Harrison of Kansas have
been placed on a special clerical dsisil
in the agricultural division OF the
Census Bureau, under chief ststisticlan
LIE Grand Powers. Ar Robert Pelham
of Michigan has since been added to
the rolls.
The colored American., 1900-07-07

IF So call Indian Herb Medicine Man. $40 North Eu
srat Baltimore Md diseases that man or b
no charge disease sickness aon be and
restore YOU perfect health Millions people the best LEADING
the United States Europe will testify that the
healer of complaints the world nothing but herbs roots barL
gums basam SEEDS berries flowers and plants made into cured
Thousands that the and the pbyc
America Europe had die and said there cure m
them.
Kidney Bladder Structure Piles in FORM Vertigo Qun Throat
LING Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Rheumatism form P
land Aches any Colds Bronchial troubles Sores Diseases %
itching sensations Female Complaints La Grippe Pneumonia Ulcers
Bo Cancer without knife
ment Eczema Pmpes and body Diabetes Kidneys or Be
Disease the Kidneys any disease nature
~ address by For full particulars send
cent stamp for answer
J. P KERR, s,s snsSzs nSHss $Sfs + a42,o.,
MA None genuine bought 62O North Euaw Street Bewa
imia have
The colored American., 1900-07-07

sSo ~ thCCs hOkehWOSts
The river is In full blast.
The midsum mer exodus is on.
Prot BENZ. Washington is at Nara.
gansett Pier for the summer
The colored Mystic shriners of the
United States will convene in this city
in October.
Boys II you want to get run for
Your money just stop by the DeIno
Koopce cafe.
Mrs. Isabel Smith Lacy and Miss
Emma West will pay visit to Oape
May in the near future.
Mrs. r ,bert H. Key of 1;t street sw.,
who has bseu seriously i'll for several
weeks, is convalescent.
Have you read the "Free For Thirty
Days" offer OF the SCOTT Remedy Go. In
, another colu mn? Better do so.
Mr.. Walter J. singletoa, of Nebras-
bs, has been rewarded by another pro-
motion in the War Department..
The Second Baptist Lyceu a present
ed the church with purse of Sc 90 last
Sunday, as Its contribution to the grand
rally.
Mes. Maggie Gray Johnson of New
York is in the city The guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs I. J. Lewis of 33 Defrees street,
northwest.
A successful garden party was given
on last Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. L G. Bradley. 1915 W street,
northwest.
Mr. Phil Ii. Waters. the "Boy Orator
of the Kanawha, returned to his home
in Charleston, w. Va, Tuesday night
of last week.
Are yen contemplating spending
any time out of town this Summed?
Ifso it will repay you to read our Sum
mer Resort columns.
Mr.. and Mrs, M. G. Lucas have gone
TO Forestyills, Md, TO spend the rest OF
their summer vacatioB at the home and
farm of the lattsr's parents.
Health for 10 cents. Casca,ets make
the bowels and kidneys act naturally,
destroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
liousness and constipation.
Miss Grace Hope popular young
school teacher of Augusta, Ga. is in the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. Judson
W. Lyons on Coreoran street.
For the best aud largest glass of ice
cream Soda for 5 cents, drop In these
warm evenings at Cardozo's Drug
Store, at 18th and R srree's. If.
Mr.. N. A. Early, one of the best
known of Wsshington's young hotel
men, is in Atlantic City. "Msck" ls
thoroughly Bohemian and a prince of
good fellows.
TIE National Grand Lodge of the q.
B. F. and 6. M. T. meets in the city of
Cleveland, Ohio, Monday July 9, 1900
w. A. Gaines, Ky, n. G. M; F. w.
Gross, Texas, N G S.
MIR. Lawrence Bradley. a popular
school teacher, left the city to spend a
few days in New York city and then
The colored American., 1900-07-07
WE'LL DO TIE REST.

If you are sick,
Ifyou are going to have tour,
II you have a friend coming to
town,
If you are going to give reception.
Ifyou did give reception lately
Ifyou have lost member OF your
family,
II your church is G ,ing to give
oonoers or supper,
Ifyou have any good, clean news,
whatever, send it by card or otherwise
10 The ColoPed American Office, and
we will cheerfu'ly give it space Office
459 g street northwest.
The colored American., 1900-07-07
T. CARTER'S
BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

NO. z. Residence 467 Missouri Ave,
ppofs.nWest, y Was shlugton, D. C. Stand
D. . z. Depot, 9th and B Streets, NV.
baggage called for and delivered to all
pstIs OF the city. All orders promptly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
bsslegsrs We're Reinforced by
Dslarsy, Vine Was Altar
Baden Powell,
pEwr1 CROSSING TIVE WAL
General Kitchener Now M0vlRH
In Pursuit. OF the Beer
Commander
Meth Has Evidently Gene
Int Contact win Ms
Advances eudrd,

LONDON, Aua h@bOpd Roberts
faapS lhAt tho I9lNnds River GARRISON
bas Deen captured arIor 10 days puslst,
uDoo Tho VIM OliIoo hns peooival ihe
following dlapntohl
otpetOplA, Ann IN Dolnpey, hoaping
OF Inn HnmlllOn'B apppONoh towards
i%tuHlonbopB, md seplOH lhnt no had no
OLauee Ol capturing HndunIPOWell,
hurried ON 10 lBlaIda River, Hamilton
reported tlat firing IN thO lBlands River
direction nonuod yesterday md lhnt
bl0utenanl Colonel HDpp'a uupplBOn Ind
evidently been captured, Hamilton left
Hustenbnpg thls morning, bringing IN
B%adan'PoWall' ropee Win him,
'DDwet commenced W0sslnN tlo VaAl
river yesterday, NltOhoDW N now mOv.
Inv IN puppulll. MulluoD, OlI the pInht
bunh Op lhe WAL, llns evidently u0inu
Into .OOntngl Win i)ow0tH alyAnp0
uuhrd, M llls guns vera lenpl by kltphs
Onup lDlA mOpnlnHfn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14

AZ VbLleAhe,

A&AML
HtAls TIakah, NeAllal Nv bAtDllaite, k0Rir
nAtni by ADHiANaii0M
MILWAUKEE, Ann Mm4he follow.
lin tlphnt VIVA nominated by Analamas
ZION At lhp Republican, alAlp eDhyaDIjen
hepel Governor, Robert NJ h~AfDllette,
MnnlsDnl. lisNteNAnt RDyapnOp, Jasss
STONE, WAlnptDWni AenpniApy 0f MATS,
Wllllnm III NDnhlph, JApksONi STATS
treasurer, JAnnA D DnviAsDn, ADldiags
Groves attorney general, BMMalj H.
nlnha, DshADshl STATE sHpgplHtendaht,
LOVensO b, Harvey, MilWANRsai rail-
lgAu commissioner, Graham b Hles,
West snppvi0pj lhsApAA0e 09MMis,
slOAep, Hnll Ollj0AAnN, MilwRHksei
CHAIRMAN. III stAtl central committee,
General uaOr9U ", Bryant, MAdls4D,
Robert NJ hkfOlleste, thrice 4 eAndi,
OATS fOv. I'M ynbgpnAt0plAl NOMINATION
Oh VIZ Republican tlDkeb, wAs au9gsss,
TNl Tor the lipsb lime, winning lhe vito,
lOpy III n WAlhi Mr. hAf0llgtts's MANS
VIVA INV only Dns ppespntsd 10 the cons
vsnslOn 10 head ND Ticket, MI OtheP
INSTRUMENTATION candidates, hvs In
number, having Withdrawn 0ne nv \
liMe. several weeks befOps Tho dats.
Tho balance Of Tho lleket N made Hp OF
DpvAeDl ln0nMDantA
The principal AtAtn plank In the. plAti
form A~IlyODAlnH tho Adjustment OF eAnr
DMADA MN CON ynnil0na, snbstlINtlnE
bhapelOg \ Inv tbat nll candidates Tor
slAlD. Legislative, congressional and
county DllGnps DD
kDMtnaln1 vi primary BlaHtIDm
upon thg salnu dry by. dipeet vote, IN,
der thD AisIphllhN bAllDh " Il primary
pleOtlOD Inv IN enacted by tha neAl
Legislature 10 DlnnnB Nh end M atAth cons
ventlOna iD WISCONSIN
Olhop plnnha eDdDpse the philadelphia
platform nNd GandIdabgs, md Tho Me-
klnlny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. praise lhe WDpk
Of thD Wisconsin delegation III eoHr
NpeHAl 0ndDpsp bAe present stats AdnlHi
lAlpNtIOnl tlle embellishments OF Il tak
commission by ,tbo laHI legislature also
Legislation Oh lhg Insa ma l0Dby QHabi
Hons, Liquidation prohibiting Gems
binAtlDnB Aln lpnslB Ibnt destroy G0HI
petition, l0atpRln, lpAde md create
M"Op0pOllDS IA. AdvOnated, and betlep
highways MN IhNDpo1I
A sopApnln resolution 0kppesBaA paHpeL
vi lhp WllOnDD0a dnInpmlHAtl0A on
United HtnIoa Senator AD0DnW 10 retire,
Al. lhN conclusion " lhe nominations
Mr. hnlDllDlle eAme bnlOpe Ihp GOnyenp
tIOn, mAhlnA ND address III which In
WOLnlA1l lDyhl aippOpf 10 lhG PLATFORM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
A POLITICAL BAUNDER,
iIppnHnpHp WnaNbnpN InlhH NJ Nh TOWnH'
lLlIlLlLl MINI LLLuLu Nm IlllAuL.

Treasurer WnaNbnm IalhH NJ Nv gnWDR'b
WlIlnmW aI FINN I'm TlGliati
BOSTON, Ann M@d o0pHa W. Wash
burn, lpunsApW on the nnIlOnAl commits
tep Of lhu PeoplD's paply, aald 10 the
ABHOnintga. Press regarding tho Withr
npnWnl On Mpl TDWno IN lhg Vice ppeBlr
denllnl candidate on Tho Feople'a party
mIhe Withdrawal Or Mr. p0WHe
without our p0ply's oODsaHt II, both
lnmllntlDR nIln ON DalpnsglHHr no my
mind " IA Ii political blnnden Had bio
remained 0lp Vice presidential eaRdi,
dnle lo w0tln have nllpAoled andlGHees
AeoOnn only ID HpyAn hlmb1lf and hAVe
hela ID llnp The FOpnllst y0te as well IN
Ihe Silver Republicans throughout tbo
country
"Inslpnd Oh simplifying his Win.
dyAwnl VIII 0OmplloA6e matters md
Hlyp 0DMgDpD lD our opponents, DRp
national 1Onlmltlep VIII Meet MI Nh
eavIy dato md, / bellaye, Will pIaee 4
PoplllAt Woe presidential eanalaate IN
nomination W
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
Nicely TO BE ExTRADIrED.
JndHe bnuUMba InllmnlW iIa VIII HlHn
HE OElHN Ann liz

WVugH BVVVsIVH sVNIvEHV"H VP VIII HtHV
lhn OrhHr Ana lM
NEW fOnR, AuH MaHJndge lAoOmbe
Oh lh0 United BtAtDB uIpunlt 0Oupt bng
peDdoped Nh opinion which lnnlOnte4
thnC aD order Tor lhe ~eAtvAdItiOn IN
UInples W, y, Nicely 10 llU Uubnn uMl,
lhOpltloa will by signed Oh ANN, IN,
Ille lAttDp pupC Of tllU document HNysI
nIh0 evidence shows probable lnnAe
10 believe lllnt th9 prisoner IA gully VI
M OIfense deIlned In Tho not Of Jnlie ii,
1000, And which IA alsO u vtOIatlOn Ol
TIN criminal laws In fopge In OlbN, md
Oh 4neh evidence le VIII bo Hold rW ess
Tradition
1.-TWO OBSTACLES 10 lllH eklpAdlUon now
sxist iie Inn DoeD lleId w bnll IN lllp
country up0n " criminal charge IN
bringing mo Ills district funds elnbeH,
sI0d Ia another tio Ina nlSO beun llps
posled Ia n OWL n0li0n bOuuht In thlH
OOlpD No Recover f4b,OOD which " N MI.
IeHed l0 Inn converted When both Of
tli0W ppOgeedlnNa HAYS leen dlaaDn'
tiDued, tlg DpdDp In gslpndltIOn VIII 10
Sluned,, I'llA InAy, bo dOue Oh AnA ~,
MI D'GIOnh n, MI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14

During tRe eIyll WAT " Esll ~ " eAr
q the posi- tvQNblss9Ms diseases the
army had. W e0ntend With, In many 10,
stADpeR " became chronic Ana tho old
holders stll suffer from II, Mn David
HaylpF 81 WIND Hldge, 0rsala, county,
POI. ID one Of. .thasa, Til. Nsas Chamber
IajR's Collie, ghDlsTa and .DIATghWA Nam.
ady. and says no never found nnythlng
thht W0Alg alve nm sneh gAigk relief
" N l0p sails Wy ghApple DrAE OM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
KILLED LONG Ace.

JApAnnnn lDliNInI viitna M atDgk In AIasi
anApa ipOm iARAtlOnaM
V@AAooUvEN h, gu AnHl D. mAmena
blU IhbBenHepA arriving Oh lle HNppeBf
0f Jhpnn lpOln lh0 Dplenl Ape Nlbd0HHI
", F0jlDnlA ma Hon, Matsm0t0, eDnnr
lM~luaOllopA Ol railways md, GanAlH,
HON Ap0 on thelp Why 10 london 10 NJ
lunn th0 |lnlMnAll0nAl MD%niaPeHge VI
nn Interview ME MAlBD0l0 Hnlq be had
jlBl pDld hlip Alnl0M0nL about MlnlhteI
U0nAep's laAt. HleHsaAe, bHt HotWlth
standing, tiis hg Win Ggplnln, tha mlDlb
teps Ind I0nH NHD been Killed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
NO NEW ARrILLERY.

iiDApd M Ordinances sAsM our ypa M
UnD IN NM lhs iIaAh
WAAmk0YOAt AM, MmuThe seeves
CATy III wAr llAs approved thg vGODiis
meDdNtiOn IN wv bUNRd M OvdnNnUe
and fOpilnMn0nN tlat il1pe bu no
further n0tiDn, fW Vino present, IN pp0s
vldlnE nav neld artillery VIN Ogds
llailoe bnvaau 0f thu WIZ department
iiaa mn1a provision .fpv aOO BInei lield
ans Tllo AoliOn ~ lle aeavetupy AlDpa
tll0 awarding M bldA The bOApd III
OvdnAnm nu1 fMplnmiIOns MAimed ltlAl
VIM type M yum Win nDt ltla beAh N IN
mid llHt nv N. m0annA Ann W, NJ
Hnndy llOOhl \ neld Hnn M aOne type
will be deoldad npnM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14

Yhe welt In Tim fable pvt 0N ,sheap's
el0thlna because II he, travelled on no
own reputation he mAldnt accomplish
h.le. purpose, Q9yntepfeltepApf DeWlll''a
within, HAsal HHlva couldn't. sell their
worthless Ralvea on their merits, ~ they
put lhem Up boxes md wrappers ,llke
DeWlll'9 look opt fnr them, Take
0nly DeWltt's Witch Hasal salve, "
nppgB pllhE md MI akin diseases, Chap
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sas0 Reward,

F0p evidence that will popviet any
paFsDB M pepa0As fgl breaking down
my fences, LEAVING Haths 0pan NAa lat,
slDA stock ont op 0g driving any Of my
stock from any OF my fields, stock
branded gP connected,
lDasf Gegpge PipTie,
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Aazl44A
RECEIVED ny MINISTER wv,

HdiM iIlFHatinE I'M min UGndHGt M I0pu
aIAnAFa I'm ViHn Vain
WAAIHh0l0k, Ann MmThe Ghinasa
minister Ina p0ealv II u COPY 0f Tho Ina
perlNl edlet u Ann Which VIVA de'
lnyUd IN HhlAMlAsilf ID DIRECTS tb8
Aafu conduct IN llip foreigners W Tan
Tsln Mid aAalHDs JpnH In w select eE
nulellt UligInls Va Alv6 tlia aAfG GoHdHeh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
laNlA Elna An YlAm M lIn YNMNL

VI0YOWA, WVu AUD VI mTNe HFNHUI'
shlp Elnppess M Jnppp brings " FepOvt
tlNf the AteaIHV Dpvla IN hW NgplyHl
M fnkAhAnA rapQglad lLm IN dnlE "a
she paHspd n ftaHlnW M Mid0ARuh INV
bpv HAMA HHd hand hM whistle AHd
afterwards l0st Mght M NV soan, n
pteap M wgeekAHe WIS dlsaovGvnd VIM
DEM INV baGk ABd elipled avaRnd lM
slHhi h0egs bps ssHld Ma Nv lyAm NJ
NV gsAAyk
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
Ths Ceremony Made the oeea.
sion OF a Popular Party
Demonstration,
IMPERIALISM 10 DISCUSSED
Mr. Bryan Confines Himself
Almost Entirely 10 PHIL
lpDlns Question,
Mr.. Stevenson Briefly Touches
on All the Issues Of
the Campaign.

IkDIANApObJs, Any, " lion Will
lam il Bryan and Hon, AdlAl ID Bt8'
vensOD vera III hhls city officially md
formally notified Of their nominations
by the Democrats at 'thelr recent kAD'
sAs CITY convention 10 the Olflees w..
sDeotlyoly Of president And yiOe ppesl'
DENT VI Tho United btntes, The oepe'
M0ny was made tho OooablOn OF " popD
ulnp demonstration, and with " lho
Democrats may be fairly Bnlh 10 have
begun their national MmpnlHn
The notification O00Nvve1 IN Military
IkgA, u beautifully shaded lpnOI OF
upOnnd In tho center Oh tle oity, Tho
park CONTAINS probably 10 acres vi
ground, and u WIN we'll covered with
people, In the vicinity 0r the speaks
sp's stand ihe crowd WIN very denso,
but Oh tho outskirts there were CONS
pApatlvely few, N wOnld be \ d0llgnte
undertaking 10 estimate the number Oh
persons contained IN thls vAst thpOng,
but there were certainly many thOl.
sands Of Ihom
M IMVDAlDN rMFMNns
The ceremony WIN proceeded by n
parade through tla ppInolpnl streets NJ
tle olty, which VIVA participated IN BY
" number OF Visiting nnd local DomOp
cratic clubs, These nel0d w Oh oseOpt
W lh0 notification pupty ana the 1nyals
gAle WIN M imposing one me meets
Ing began u few minutes nItop j O'Clock
and concluded NJ bjO D. m IN tlls
period VI Llno lyB speeollnp ware made,
Mayor TnHgnpD OF Indianapolis adding
" welcoming address % tli0 Two nOliti,
gatiON speeches On Representation
Richardson md Th0mas md the ve.,
sponses made by Mr., Bryan md M,
Stevenson,
The Wentllop VIVA hOt, but towards lho
Gloss 0f tho ceremonies " slight bpeeND
A~ll0vlAted 10 some extent The suffering
accustomed by thD high C0mpepAtnpe,
The needing WIS 0nllDd 10 order In "
brief speech on Welcome by Mayor
Thomas MlHHApt VI tIiD City, who ID,
tp0dn0ed bnDAtDr Jones AH OllhlpDAD On
the MeetiDM
'Ibp Candidates Notified
Senator Jones made no speech upon
taking bio ollAlp blt confined hlA vu'
marks W Who simple Introduction OF tho
speakers 10 tlp audience,
Mr. MOhMdAOn, 10 whose lou IN pep,
mAnpnt chairman III the national cons
yentlOn foil tle dnty Of notifying Mr.
Bryan III hls nomination, made lllo
first M the notification nddpeaspA
.Wlan order VIM, M ,ln9t RESTORED
MI, Bryan made his address, which
Was Of considerable length, OIluep
upon cheer greeted him NJ every telling
period,
Governor Thomas On Colorado fol-
lowed, notifying MI stevenson OF lls
nomination MI Stevenson replied In
u somewhat bvlvfep speech Than lllAt on
MI, Bryan, but he discussed MI tIlo In.
Snes VI lhg campaign, nOt combining
himself I'D imperialism alone,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
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