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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
AMERICANS ATTACKED
by IN Force of T~aERIogs on the
Island of Panny.

MANILA, October 13.-Adtces re-
ceived here from Iloilo. island Of Pa
nay. under date OF Friday. October u,
say that company d OF the Twenty
sixth United States volunteer Infantry.
was attacked on the previous day BY
a force Of Tagalogs in Northern Pa
nay. The enemy, II Is added. lost
twenty men killed and forty wounded.
while the Americans had tyo men
wounded. Twenty-Five prisoners and
twelve rifles and a quantity OF ammu-
milton were captured. The Tagalogs
were from the island OF Luzon.
Large Autographs of HoR. wHifAm
Jennings Bryan and Hen. Adlai
Ewing stevenson for sale nj the Reg
fsfer Ufdce. Price 10 cents eacb.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

Large Autographs of Hon. William
jennings Bryan and Hos. AdIai
Ewing stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister Office. Price 10 r~rts each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

Large Autographs of Hon. William
Jennings Bryan and Hon. Adlai
Ewing Stevenson for sale at the Reg
lister office. Price 10 cents each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
No. 132315 Market street.
Get Your New Winter PIumage for
Winter.

~ lBlter.
Hodshon has the proper hat. All
the latest styles in soft and stiff. for
old and young. You buy direct from
the manufacturer, and that means
money saved for you.
Guarantee satisfaction, and are the
only union matters in the State.
1864 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

Drums at cost to close them out at
c. A. Houses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

MILLINERY.

MILLINERY
GxLT
Gold and Silver FringeS, Braids. Stars
and Tassels, suitable for campaign and
lodge purposes.
FURS.
Scarfs, Capes, CollaretteS, the newest
shapes. Every garment guaranteed.
Our prices are lower than anywhere else.
We invite comparison.
THE CONQUERER, is the name of
the best 2-clasp kid glove made to sell at
$1.O, in colors and black. Our price is 79c.
MIhIIN
We nave everything hat is desirable.
Altogether such offerings of new and ele-
giant fashions in millinery that will con-
firm all you may expect.
OUTING AND STREET HATS, all the
very latest ideas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

A few Drums left; will close them
ont at cost. c. A. HOUSE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14
THE RAILROADS.

General Matters of Interest Pertain
ing to the Great Traffic
Lines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-14

Every graduate has a position.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
ron gOYOTB' ! sOALI'si
AbOut xfbOOO WIN ~ Inih Nv christmas,
slaughter IN THlitnM

All outstanding wolf bOunty. olalmp
viii ip taken 40 and pnid by INC Alnt0
before thu first on the yenp, TlllA nlls
n0uneemailt WIS mnd6. by Htntn
Auditor POlndektW lnat Friday md
Will be good news W many. VINE mold
GlnilnA against tho AlAte fW hWAp1N
that were unpaid owing ~ u d0lGlr
enGy HI the appropriation, Wlns fnp
thia year, 4lbf, 76B has boen paid IN
W0lf b0antieA and Tho Chains stil OUT
STANDING amount ID about Nb,OOO,
making il t0tAl IN 1905, 900 dispibulHd
Ia one year by lil9 state Tor Killing M
wolves md coyotes, primarily Of bull0s
nv IA the AtOGhnlen M tho Ant0, VINO
beaf The burden On tiG bounty
In gears past the AtHtG hns be6li .uns
able IN my the bOunty On, wolves
from The amount III ihG special bFniill
tax levied against the stock industry,
This iiaA been due 10 tho faN ltni,
under liie cid Inv ttlAt Win repealed IN
1899, no distinction WA made bas
tween wolves ana MDyOleA ana "
b0Hnty IN Nh VIVA pnid On aAWl i6ad,
A new provision M mo Inv WIN
added, requiring tint more lilml llN
scalp alone bn presented III lile county
auditor and, I'M n result, iHHA IA pnid
out, nv coyotes arc only Redeemed fv
WI when previously iiIey were worth
II WI i6ta,
Fewer wolves and u0y0l0A ar0 bGtnH
killed niid, m tiH amount derived
from The HIMeinl nm lna bUnn inGpnnHs
Inn with tho growth N mo M0M lns
duAtry, itie state N mlatlNd Ia lnkN ap
oil N these Old Glaims md Jmy lllMm
M tefGrV dAh L. Wm mNn0Y IN be
mid out thiA yGW mjHNAmuH IN ila
n0iRhbmhnNd NJ 100000 dNud WiyHA
and Nny0i0, but llNm upO plenty man
nnf IN tho mnE0A nHd IN lhA mnutts
lnlnA M lhat while VI imjMaaA IN
tnrdalip on ltM AtnNkmHn M my tlM
hUuHty, Hill N VIII require g0nFb tHs
f0M wolves VIII N1aAH M Iing MgA0
WIN allAnp nnd yOnnE alMHAi
During 1924 Wwnrds amounting IN
k77,m Wnm MID ana lHst kNW lM
amount iHGrHhNGd IN Hl,HfA Wv
hW M tho Dld claims WHW lNkHW W.
and mid laM yGar, leaving nHlIy MI
NJ M lnkhn cara M Hia yHaft. AlFnadE
ihfNnffMVlah m ttH nd HlaimN hWvA
hMHH mid md Nv F0tHdaxlm VIII
Issue variants m nm HmaiHliH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

snynnty odd ihonand dollars baiwnan
now and Christmas,
During territorial dAys bDnNsy WINS
pnid FOR The killing ~ bnnra, wolves,
mountain ll0nse Wild mtA, lpnk ADd,
IN laeh NpApiy every wild Animnb A
bear WINS worth 40 nnlep lhn mDyl'
AlDNA VI TIM lpal lnw, md ~ II pnanlt
lhn supply III bpnp limb hMmlm nlnrk
MIA ihn Due d'Dplnnna Will find when
They come 10 Montana VIII hardly ba
~ nrnal ~ II would " u mipn Ind not
bnpn plnrpd Oh bruins bend, MDnnu
min Hons Wnpn worth Mb when Tho
anpDDd Inv wAH mAspd md ground
alnipVnl during thn sos lhAt Il appnlAl
Hnaalm ol lIp Legislature Wna rnllph
10 pnpnnl tlle Inv, giving u rnMapl Tor
lbp pnpti BDODHh wepn killed, hOWp
eyer, nnd presented lo Tho ,lppplIOvy
for redemption 10 almost banlpnpl
The lhen somewhat impoverished
lpnnpNpy ~ Tho territory VI MONTANA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
IN HORSE TRADING,
AOma III I'M WpNDus ppnntInpn w
VnnpvUpDIDuE UnMUnbMpn

HEbFbW wv wv ~
UnsDvD EDIDNN Establishment
n1hn D3DglIph h0psp IpDJnp ", nA \
pll1, u hnp1 customer 10 I'D honest DlAl'
Dpss Win Thls sIAIpmnDl Wnu DNn1p
by ~ I3DEltah ynlpplnnY HlpAnDh
pID1pn IN u lnllDg lplnh kDDWn Nv
'~bIahDpInH' Whlph VIII WV I'D M
pIAlDn ThlB Nv no why ln Anln II WINS
dODpl Thn Oh DDlnDVa lnllNln l0Dy
le9th were WI Wnl Dp Ilon hhDpl, nN1
lhpD \ WnbDt IWn WIS applied W lllnIp
edges, 10 counterfeit 40 mloDtaljDDa
pnnnllW 10 no lpolh Or Young bDIHlA,
lIp ndlod IhAl lbls DnpbnvOnA plnnllnn
which WINS OVERWHELMINGLY pnlDrnL hnb
become u common mnhlB DF Hgllu u
HnHlNlili
ThlA horse oDpRp'a nrnkpD Ipd IN In
uuIplps pGnanlW nv no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Df
iha Nntl0DDl ROoInlE For mo pvnynI
lion Of Cruelty 10 AnImnla concerning
thn ivlnlA pnH0vinn 10 bF npu|npS W plAa
DIV OH horses ~ young
n'HIahOpInHJ slllpD 0DD W lIp W.
0lely'H Inspectors, VINO ms DAH u lDlH
experience NJ mo why's NJ lhn llDFhp
d0ninva, nlB not nnnlly w DnNDrM ~
AOnOn Of mo Olllnp methods omplDgpd
nlnInH0pIDHI FOR lnhlnnnD IN Inllnh
mora DpnlnI Az Ilp horse lnIP Dp map
knt sOle tho DnIlDAI IN Given \ pInnp ~
ulngpp WHEN mNl1nDs " DDd nnkpa N
nAvl anh 1nDoe about llEh u Dlhlllea0lnp
colt,
n'BmnlnE' IN nnollm Oplnl fnkn W
mnln n lDDln llOlHn nDIWnp aDllll1 lido
slO0 N lAlnD OlY no aONDD IDDi nnl \
Amnll mil N driven IDlD Ilp lnlpb
DIn sDW IN pll IN nHnlnI NM 0llp nn
pApnpl veterinary hlpHnOn WOllD llDW
VIM bn1 bn1I 1DDp Az n nDlan
Oupn0a tln ODlmnl llllps Oh DOlh Tnnb
WIN ilD msult llAl lhD lnmnnnHA Nv
im@pnpnnDtlDlD 10 Tho nDsl1lled buynr
wIlaD lh1 low horse dnnlnvs hnyu u
method on hllIng np lhG hOlpH WhluD
nHH DVOdn0eB over lln eyer OF lDpApsl
uhla IN dOD IVY continuous pvlnhlnH,
which anlB np lnnnmmnllOn nnn lhn
holes npn temporarily mn0nnl0nl. HI.
wlhnvp w u DnpDnpOus pvupllnn ,Of
'f0hiuH' u DWhon Wlnd1d horse NV wy
Inv N thvnD ~ ngn ounces ~ blOl III
Op0mp W weigh down llp slOlnnnh nllh
illlA prevent lhn nkDnnHlOn ma nfllHH
on llln abdomen when ltD horse lnDOpa
IN DpnnihInH TIle AlOt GnlIsDA lnnnlM
mnlIOn ma frequently lDn morse nlnH
Mn DlllDp nnsGa NJ DpOk0n Wind 1unn
tItlas Df HpDaa9 and mutton tAl mn no
MIDlstap91 IN order w Hnse tlg wind
III }hayn aenD n horse bought ~ \ snlp,
taken nW0E, 'Wlpped' mn hO0AnnJ
and Hin iDap00lOr lnDd brought DnnA
Two hOlvs InlGp nnd sold AHnln W lin
former owner A hny hOvso nllppol
beoOmes mouse QDlOH And nrtlp tle VII
Inns bnpD 'HOgh01' II would lnha aD nv
Dapl M vp0DHDIHa him AHNlnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
witt NJ tleT IN NILLikHsi
Annual session NJ Montana Association 0i
congregational Churches,

congregational Churches
Tho programme Tor the seventeenth
annual meeting of tho Montana AHAOu
citation " congregational churches,
which viii be held In the Gongreaas
ti0nRl church In This city from Sept,
IN TO gO, inclusive, linn lust been
Issued, Mach church In the State IN
entitled 10 bu represented by tho
pnAl0r ana two delegates, and tev,
", D. CLARK III Billings should be
notified IN Ao0tl IN H0pt, 10 by those
who ashloot ~ attend,
Thlh| IN sure 10 h6 IN important
event NJ tlO history III tho g0lArogas
tlonnl N~linvcileA In Montana and those
In OllnrAo 0f tho arrangements for tho
meeting me hopeful that Tho attend,
lnan VIII In tho lara0Ht over known,
Tho interesting features which viii
contribute 10 tho SUCCESS Ill Tho
sessions nro boAt shown by The fOliOwa
Ing excellent programmed
HfAt nav,
Devotional, I
Organization,
Home missionary Aooloty'A report.
superintendent,
Dayotl0nnl~@Hay, v, y, CLARK,
Anndny Hol0ol Publishing H0aiefy'H
reportss@ Rev, n, ii0ll,
sunday school Conference, opened
by A, w. Finger,
Church Espansim Conference,
opened by ItdY j, Pops
H0nn service,
u, blanchard,
,SseN0Nd nay.
Observation-Disclosures, q, II, Hearles
HoportA Ut officers mud committees
Discussion, "ii0w IN Reach iiGysi'
opened NY Rev blanchard,
PnlNr, "The Problem IN Reaching
M0n'=-H0y, u, A, Harness
D0y0tinDhl~zIloy, j, Pms,
rnlpr, 1.-THE International Council
VI noAtn''--lto W, D. Glnrh,
Moo'ina m Wmnm'H missionary
HualneAal
Song h0rtim,
Falhr, n1ha itHai0nH Heymd, m
Morn. Nld spiritual EEmnaimI"~-
Hey Y, w. Glarh,
Thim nav,
n0v0timMt=Hdy H. A. Mau0M
.FnI0r, nThM Authoritative Con-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. H. White
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
huJApH Will nIvB upi

Aiiw snllllDE OBa MDp drudge N wiz
Inv 10 pas I'M Penalty ~ Ills OpImn
"a strange Story comes ~ Thi
Picket Jnpl before HDlDA N. plnaa lD1nN
In connection Win Tho Nnjnlh mnpnhl
pnsp,n Hnyh Tho Hnd lJD1Hn Picket,
Mike Wrote Wmp IN from Aagt
npoak 10 attend Tho ppDblimn eOnyaNl
lion nnd IN Nv Tho banpV W lln news,
Unl IN III lUpn Hnla " HnnOnnS hnDlnd
from n Nlnn named DDnRlns,
nIln tAln lhHt DOnWlAH Tolls " VI
nir0ul llHI, rOp lln fpst Two Dp lhpoA
Days ntlw hn BILLED Noble BpltlmD,
k6ialh slnynd M knwmnn'a allpnI
M0lp md lhnf While lllnvn IN llor
llynpnl htmAplf ~ lhn sentiment lhnl
hn pnnllgnn Tho nnOpmlly ~ DIV nplMN
AMI wnp willing 10 aDlYpp lln penalty,
Int ho mld lhnl ln Ind ono more
gvndRA ~ poltle VIII u man DDDed
Kelsey nid lhnl when llis WIN Oyny
win IN would come 10 he'd bDdge aDd
give hImbnlf nn Knlsny's home IN Ol
uvOCkn1 npnoh, nnnp kujAth'H place,
lln w nv present hoHliDR. Sheep fOI
hnWmnn llp IN I'm mOuDlRmH,.
Whatever lliH second Hn1Ra thAl
ANjAlh W~InplatnA mny IN, N ~ ranpnh
llnl hn VIII Wvnnk lpDn Kelsey iha
elIDmnpy nnd M0pnllnRR pnynDH0
Whloh lln don't 10 IIpltlnn A1pOpd'
innly, Deputy sheriff BanINIlnp, WhO
vnlnpONn Inpt Dieht From The Vnappyn1
nom lp0n DnlplOH, IDS yhp0pll lnfl
immediately r0p NnwmpDiH enmp 10
arrest Knjntll, w possible, before la
bnA opportunity W Nnppy DDt hlE
mDplnpODe Intentions u tnnOnl time"
", W. Newman, one NJ Tho NnwmMl
HvOHv WIN Haon knblnpdnt by Vhe
ansGtln reporter AOd asked " M hnd
Bn0n lhn nbOyn report w nnln IN
Ind MOI nlll nffnV ThDdlDR Rnln I'M
Nnjnth WIS nOt w hlB eninn Th0
murderer Ind arrived llnpu All|np Mo
ennlN nov Nv Tho my nFIpp hn hlllnn
HptllOn but Ind MOI been H0pn since,
while NJ Ihe camp knjnih aHhed nhOnI
the whereabouts ~ " Nnplnin man,
who WIZ BnpVDp0d w IN w lhht
Vicinity, Myi6g llnl M WIZ HDlnH W
NH nm hnjnth nlaD Hnld lllnvo Wnln
" compile NJ Olllnpe ~ WIN HDlnH w klll
Dnd lIlht lo would never bn InkAn
nllVn, N Il0nRlt by tllOBe vino
know him Ilnl ktj0th " tnHone,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

Labor day WIS celebrated IN Bill
ings yesterday HDp llp ilpal, lime, lhl
event being n very enjoyable one mig
wins mppipl on without " hllell. ~
flaw, " was hold under lhn auApion'
w Tho trades nnd lnhDp unions f lht
city, comprising Tho GlnphNl, ,uap,,
peiitepA AJl JDlnnpa nnl lhe Federal
Labor mnlbnh bnalnnsa WnA. ppnn!tp
enlly M n ~stnndaliIl during the
AftepnOUnd tho merchants closing HELL
stores from N O'clock d ID, ,Nlll nll
Joining IN ~ make " aNlh INV,
Tho psnpolana lOOk plnpn, w. lhn OLD,
pApk, Whepp ware assembled Hnyhpnl
hmndpad people 10 llnW lhn bnlld eOD'
Gppt and Witness Tho athletic contests,
Tho Billings bMDd Wnp nnAgHn1 g0g
tho entire afternoon nld n%lnnDnpHnl
some very good music, TllOH q,
PpaG0ph wins mnalnp W n%opnlDDDlnHl
being nbly assisted by Apyopnl, Othnp
members IN tho unions nnd W Ihnm ~
due lhn credit VI lhn Ml0pnHHfDl
GAppFlnA ont Of I'm W0Hlnmlln upD!l
speeches Wnpu made by John slnihh,
president Oh Tho Labor nntOn, VI W
Mann md W. W, Wulnlh
Mamie Murphy WMn me potato
paee, receiving kNlOO
In the apple emitting contest Amanda
Moore ree0lynd hvHt nulNn ~ wv, nlln
y, Murphy, snnOllly Of ElOOi Tlln
llttlp Moore aipl nH1d HlvnlnHy. W I'm
contest, N wAA announced lllht I'D
contestants were ~ l0noh Tho npplnr,
which were auspended From y wire lY
a string, with their llnlnA Elm bpDlso
the string win llpp teeth nnd men wv
down ON hppIhnenb Oh mo ground nlld
went after mo apple and w loeH lllhlI
A minute She Ind nnlnn w.
MiAH Btllel Newton won KD,OD NJ
the bAll throwing contest ana Pearl
Owens $500
In The boys foot lnne. GlngnD10
iflHtt came OUT llpAt nnd Willlo pliers
Huooldl Tllu prizes were WV uDd WV,
respectively
Huntington won The whnpItmW0W
laGe, which ilnd 10 ba lWh tWlgni "
being claimed lIlnl Huntington Indp't
run fairly M lllo lpAl pnNn The pplsh
WIS Hbl
In the UnlMl boyH' FOOT pNo0 VIII
Schneider won, Ono pWiB0 boinH tbl, !,
After tlg hpOplA down town II lMll
game Win lJl2yed NJ the mar GROUNDS
between Inc Union boys and Inc
Rough Riders, resulting w 4 nnfnnl
for llle former by Il ao0pn VI w W d
In The evening u fpp0 dnlGn WnH
given, II platform having l0eD pvp'
vi0usly arranged IN lle piph, where
Il large crowd tFipped tho liHIil mn
taAtiG 10 Tho strains W nnG music bk
the West 0%pUllestrnr MpB Sherwood
una viii Schneider WGpe awarded tln
prize fOp the beAt oakuaWRlh0ph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
OpFlNNs 10 M vlLLMN,
inv, VI H. smith Issues IlaOiim nay
Proclamation,

INV, VI H. smith Issues idlsollOn nay
Proclamation
aOV, H. u, smith llaA issued n pros
0lnmAtiOD calling attention IN th0
fMt thai pnaHdNy, Nov, Il, viii hN
election day IN Montana, mud setting
forth the officers who nrA 10 bo voted
tor, THESE Apa " representative IN
congress, associate Justice ~ the
supreme court governor, attorney
general, treasurer, secretary ~ state,
auditor, superintendent Of public IN
spNgtl0n,
state senator's apo 10 bo elected In
uaAyephaHd, Carbon, Custer, Dawson,
Deer LOdge, dallatin, Lewis mud
Clarke, MenRher, Park and sweet
The members Of Tho house Of ropros
santRtiyaa 10 IN elected nTa HEAVIER
head v, HroadwntW v, Carbon /,
Cascade b, Gl0teau ', Custer ", Duw.
son !, Deer Lodge u, Fergus v, Plat.
head u, Nnllatin \, Granite v, Joirors
son ", Lewis mud Clarke I, Madison u,
M0aRhar v, MiaHOnln 4, Park ",
HavAlN Y, Silver Bow IN, sweet NraAN
I, Tat0n |, Valley I, Yellowstone I,
Judges MI tho district courts VIII IN
elOaiad IA follows First district,
Lewis and Clarke county, vi Second
district, Silver How county, NJ THIRD
district pe0v lodge md umnito
counties, II Fourth district, MiAHoula
and HavalN o0unties, II Fifth dis
tyipts, Heayerhend, detferson and
swsstt I a,4.. and oarha ",'4i' soye"iG,
dtstVtQt Yellowstone, CuatW and
Dawson, II Eighth district, Cascade
a0RRty, ii Ninth district, dgllAtin
eRd MaNGhev p0Nnties, Teuth dis
gjQt QbQfeNg, Fergus and Valley, u
uAveRth dtstgiat Vathead and
4oVpfy officers Ave IN IN eIaGfed In
IN gte fWentysfaW aQHnfi6s IN the
md fhyee e0Hpty commissioners
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
URSULINE CONVENT,
ap pk6NHE NGHAAAnA.

Fourteen milan VOL. M ,thN pengasl
gl0llOn uuhgadnD n lhp MOlllgN Onnlynl
WlllrDnd, NAlAQglva HpDlndA nnn Dlgllli
tqln enDnelk ma Np HkglnllDlNlv nnnllllH
gimQln N0Hlgh md GIOapigM aDlpHnb,
An MnglD Nlid the Mnd1m HNnNungnu,
IE ,lHl1plDDlnE vi, GDnv1Dl u conveyance
VIII Mnpl pllpllH NJ 0nAnHlAi
Nh JDBapN Anpdnnls, " hppNlNln DDHpdl
INV bglllD hp DOgH l0dep WuVlnNn HNnrV,
TIJN MOvlIiR HUPI8HIDlb
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

In oneh Of The following counties
ileayerhand, Carbon, Cascade, Gh0l
lonu, Custer, Dawson, Deer ledge,
Fergus, Unllatin, Jefferson, Lewis and
Clarke, Madison, Mengher, MiaHoula,
Park, silver How, Hweet Grnas, Vel
loWAl0h0,
ono auditor In each OF the follow
Ing e0untiea n 10 b. elected Gasa
onde, Lewis aud Clarke, Silver How,
A reward OF AlOO Ia offered for
tho arrest md conviction on any pepa
Aon violating lhn provisions 0f the
penal oOde relating fO elections,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
NOMINATE GOOD MIN
continued ipONN FlpAt Pare,

Mr., Goddard then asked tint tho
vote Oh resolution, adopted by lllnt
pertaining 10 central committee filling
vacancies be peoOnAldorud, Carried,
MI, Goddard then moved tlAt tho
central committee be authorized 10 oil
any vacancies loft Oh county ticket
today or any vacancies occurring after
the convention adAournA The motion
carried,
The convention then adjourned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
OpBA aIAsOk ron BiU HAMhr


IlO open snas0n Wow moose md pli
VIII bOgln H0pL ID Mn close nov IDl
ono Mall IN MOI allowed by Inv ~ MD
moro tIlnn Two W 0ilhnp. Df those
animals, hence everyone Wishes W R0l
iliA TWO IN 0ullhlH wv pOAHlbln, ~,
ON H0pL | Tho Inv ppOl11tinR WIZ
ducks, .Wlld Ea1se, Wnlt md HWhDA
HAptv0d, bul IN ll9 Omen hnDaOl runs
ullil tIO lAt III n0Al MY lhhpn N NOV
much lnl0rnaI unauthorized IN lIh .nlrDpl
M NH DIV lllesG members M lhn
r0nlllgpDd fvlb9 ~ " AIlnl Hlngn M
iihnn
Tl0 Inv poHMding !do0p, Rocky
mountain ,H0nt nnd antelope BlHD M
ptv0d On HupL | nDd lh0 0paD HenNOD
runs until JnDL II UAkh .Tlln limit
allowed NV Inv on tlloAp NnimAlb IN wv
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
CENTRAL OOM MlTvMM ORGANIZES,
u, NJ Amin IN Elected Chairman Nnd Given
Power IN Name secretary,

Power IN Name secretary,
Tho county central committee met
Saturday night and organized by Tho
election 0f u, "a, Amin IN chairman
and q, Al, llpigga treasurer, The
chairman wnAgiypn The power 10 ~
point his anppdlAiy, and M executive
board consisting OF Ave members viii
also ba appointed by Tho chairman,
i, N, fiOAa was elected vlOosNlNlrmNll,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23

NEW YORK, May 23.-The initial prices
In this mornings stock market were either
al yesterdays level or fractionally below
the final prices made then. Almost imme-
diately, however. the market developed
pronounced strength and advances we're
fairly common throughout the list.
Sugar refining, in a notably sharp sd-
vance, was a conspicuous feature of the
market, but in the railway list taere we're
noteworthy advances in Northern Pacific,
common, Burlington and Quincy, ST. Paul,
and Baltimore and Ohio. Among the trunk
line stocks Pennsylvania was strong, while
New York Central was somewhat Teae-
tionary
The local traction issues were only mod
erately active, but were dealt in at ad-
vances from yesterdays closing prices.
The industrial quarter, aside from Sugar,
was also strong, the Tobacco stocks ad-
vsneing sharply, as did Tennessee Coal and
Iron. american Steel and Wire, and the
Smelling stocks.
There was no very definite explanation
Of the tendency Of the market at the open
ing of business London's attitude was
rather non-eimmittaI, both in respect of
quotations and the operations for foreign
accounts here COnsOls were lower in Lon
don On abe expectations of the Issue of an
other war loan. and probably some dis
auietude WAS created by the negative state
ments Of the Transvaal Government re-
gGrd!ng the protection of the Rand mines
The dealings were in comparatively light
volume. but were well distrib uted through
out the list
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-05-23
Territorial Nomenclature.
From the Kansas CITY star.l


Let Congress set its face like a steel against
the eenseless bill which provides for the erection
OF the Indian Territory into a regular Territory,
10 be called jefferson. Nothing can be added BY
this means 10 the fame Of the President whom il
is thus proposed to honor, and irretrievable harm
would be inflicted upon portion of the national
domain which is not deserving of such punish.
rnent.
In the case Of the State Of Washington the
country may witness a solemn warning against
the folly Of saddling the name of a person upon a
State Of the Union. In referring 70 Il il Is al
vays necessary 10 specify whether II Is the city
Of Washington the State that Is meant There
were hundred musical and significant Indian
names that would have served the purpose ten
fold better. There some excuse for calling the
Capital of the Republic Washington, but that
ought TO have saved the State from the confusion
which It constantly suffers because its people
didn't have enough sense to give il distinctive
nRme II IVES about as senseleSs as giving a father
and son the same name rendering necessary the
qualification, big John" and Little john or
'oid Henry" and young Henry" as the case
NAV be