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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
EIGHT DARED RACE.
WON Ely YALE. ONE HARVARD
MAN FALLING BY WAYSIDE.
tBy Telegraph 20 virginianPil

III
New London. June 2S.-Yale won the
eght-oared Varsity shell race to-day,
beating Harvard by about six lengths.
With the four-oared and Freshmen
races won, and handsomely won, too.
and with lead, when nearing the
| finish in the big varsity event, de-
feat came to Harvard i'm IL sudden and
| unexpected manner. Harding. the
stroke who had replaced the disabled
| Captain Higginson. collapsed before
the three and one-half mile flag was
| reached and Harvard finished with
seven oars. So that Yale was a hol-
low victor. The four-oarcd race. as
was expected, proved rather an easy
victory for Harvard. The crimson
subs took the lead ut the snap OF the
pistol and had no difficulty in keeping
it, The official time was: Harvard,
1922; Yale, 1925 %.
THE FRESHMEN CONTEST.
The freshmen contest was something
of a disappointment to the New Haven
men. for the Yale youngsters had been
showed them the rudder for two miles,
and the event was something IN the
nature of n procession. Official time:
Harvard. 1910.
Yale, 1910 2-5.
The river was smooth as pond
Nltti tllt tlSltS sppeuttQ.
At al TIC pistol MSS fired. For the
third time in the day Harvard dug into
the water first, and the Prov of her
boat forged ahead.
The half mile flag was reached with
n rush, and the official timers had it
that Harvard was then one and three
fifths- seconds ahcaa-ef-ii+ -i;-- ff4a.It4, -
AS the mile was approached the nose
OF the New Haven boat poked itself to
the fore. Harvard was ready with a
spurt, however. and the two boats
shot the mile flag on exactly even
terms, according TO the official
watches.
Inch by inch Harvard pulled up, then
foot by foot. and at three mile flag, the
Harvard shell went to the fore for the
first time since she had lost the lead
at the start. Harvard was leading by
half length. Suddenly there came a
break in the crimson eight. Something
was wrong With the Cambridge stroke.
His oar failed at times to strike the
water A few seconds later the Har-
ward boat quivered and trembled. UP
went Hardlng's oar. and overtoppled
his exhausted body.
Yale crossed the line II winner by six
good lengths and "a 3-5 seconds ahead
of Harvard.
The official time was Yale, 21:12 rs;
Harvard, 2l:27 2-5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
MARYLAND's PLAN.
THEY WILL ENDEAvoR TO SUP
PRESS a Is TO ] PLANK IN DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM
(By Telegraph to VirginIan- Pilot.)

(By Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot.)
Baltimore. Md, June 2s.--At confer
ence of the Democratic leaders of this
State, held yesterday. at which former
United States Senator German and Gov
crnor John Walter Smith were present,
the course of the Maryland delegation to
the convention at Kansas City was dis
cussed and to some extent mapped out.
1t was determined to make every proper
effort 10 prevent the passage of IL To l
resolutions and to incorporate into the
platform the plank on the currency ques-
ton adopted by the late Democratic State
Convention in Maryland. No effort Will
be made to oppose the nomination of Mr..
Bryan, but every legitimate means will
be employed by the delegation to pre-
vent the free silver men from gaining
complete control OF the party machinery.
Senator German Will not attend the
convention.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
To Deal Direot win vIoerovs.
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pllot.)

Nby Telegraph TO VirGinian-Pilot.)
Washington, June 2S.-Secretary Hay
yesterday sent a general instruction to
all of the American Consuls in China
who could be reached by cable and wire.
authorizing them TO deal directly with
the Chinese Vdceroys and Tatotis in
framing measures for the protection of
American lives and property. Shanghai
has heretofore been made a neutral port
during time of war by such agreements
between the foreign Consuls there and
the Chinese officials, and it is probable
that similar arrangement will be
made now.
The Ninth Infantry, which Is reported
ed to have cleared yesterday from Ma
Mia should reach Taku about Wednes-
day next. the Fourth OF July. The War
Department already had anticipa ted
Admiral Kempff's suggestion relative
TO landing the troops at Taku. instead
of Che Foo.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
THE RELIEF
OF SEYMOUR.
The Gallant Admiral Was Hem
med in by Bodies of Chinese.
SAVED AFTER A BRISK FIGHT.

His Brave Force Made Brilliant Resist
ance in Fifteen Days Continuous Fight
ing-For Ten Days on Quarter Rations =
Could Have Held Out Only n Day OF
Two Longcr-Tricd n Night Retreat to
Ticn Tsin, But Forced 20 Intrcnch and
Stand Siege The Chinese Displayed Fa-
natical Courage Relieving Column is
Fighting Its Way Toward Pellin-Fnte
of Foreign Ministers Still n Mystery
Chinese Mounting New Guns.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
FATE OF FOREIGN
MINISTER'S
Officials at Washington Do Not
Consider Question Settled.
TWO MESSAGES RECEIVED

Ono from Admiral Kompf and tho Other
from Ii Hung Chang State Depart
ments Instructions to KompT We're to
Keep tho Department Informed OF An
Important Ncws-Absence of Informa-
ton as to whereabouts of Diplomats
Construed to Mean Lack of Information
to Transmit Our Future Rotations Will,
China Depend Upon whnt Conger snys
Whom He is Again In Touch with the
State Department.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
OUR RICHMOND
NEWS BUDGET.
Bold Attempt to Rob the Mar.
tinsyiIIe Bank Frustrated.
DANIEL WILL NOT ACCEPT

Policeman Discovers Two Men Trying to
Enter tho Bank at AIartinsville Be
Fired at Them and They Ran. Leaving
Kit of Burglars Tools and Dynamite
Some of Daniels Friends Say He WIZ
Not Run If Nominated-If Hills Name
is Not Presented tho Virginia Delega.
ton win Support Governor j. walter
Smith for Second Place = stomach Of
Leonard Crockett VIII be Buried : 9th
or Ncwsy Notes of Interest.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
Col. Bliss for Governor.
@ Yirrlnian-pIlntA

(By Telegraph to Virglnian-p iiot.)
Grand Rapids, Mich. June 2s.-The Re-
publican State Convention wound up its
work at dusk tonight, after almost con-
tinuous sessions since 10 o'clock this
morning by nominating Col. Aaron t.
Bliss. of Saginaw. for Governor on the
nineteenth ballot. Colonel Bliss is a
wealthy lumber manufacturer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
(By Telegraph to virgrnlan-pilot.,

Kansas City. Mo-. June ACCOMMODATION
signs are apparent, but not very plentiful.
NO one In Kansas City talks about any
thihS put the coming Democratic Ma
,iohai convention, and 1t is evident that
.he gathering is to be the event in the
history OF the city. They are getting
ready LOT the crowds, too. and intend TO
take care OF all who may come, not
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
(By Telegraph to virginian-pilot.)

(By Telegraph to virginian-Pilot.)
London. June 29.-4 a. m.-The cas-
ualties of the international force a.
lacking Tien Tsin were:
Americans-killed. 3; wounded, ..
Bri,ish-killed. .; wounded, l.
Germans-killed, Is; wounded. o..
Russians. killed. 10; wounded, 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
AIEST NEWS OF THE AND CABLE

kin were given their passports June 10.
The Foreign Office is much concerned
ut the latter report, and hopes it will
not be confirmed, as it would be an I'M
eNpectedly adverse development which
would possibly mean a declaration of
war
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29
OTHER TELEGRAPH PAGE
CLASSIFICATION OF NEWS.
BY DEPARTMENTS

Telegraph News-Pags /, S, 6, ii.
Local News-Pages ?, 5, 5.
tditori1l-Pag. 4.
Virginia News-Page 8.
North Carolina News Page 7.
Portsmouth News-Pages 10, II.
Berkeley News-rage II.
Markets-Page IL
Shipping Page 9.
Real Estate--Page II "a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29

. ss-.'' ..s....... ss.....,..
THE FOREIGN MINISTER'S
SAFE.
Berlin, June 2S.-The comman-
der of the German squadron at
Taku telegraphs under date of
June g. as follows:
THE foreign ministers are with
the landing force"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-29

London. june e q p. m.)-A repre-
tentative OF the Associated Press was
Informed at the Foreign Office this
evening that the Viceroy OF Nankin has
telegraphed to the British Consul Cen
eral at Shanghai that he had received,
June %. an imperial rescript as follows:
THE foreign Legations at Pekin con-
tlnue as usual to receive every protec-
ton from the Imperial Government"
On the other hand. the officials of the
Chinese Embassy say they have reason
TO believe the foreign ministers at Pc
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

WANTED 10 buy g good nssas
Address 4. care this Office
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
GETTING TOGETHER.
secresarr Long and Steel Companies
Hold~hneiher Conference.

washingtoa OF H. secretary
Ling ha had another conference with
the representative Of the Bethlehem
'apd Carnegie steel companies respect.
ing the placing o. contracts Ior SIS 900, :
600 wocth Of amor plate tor he navy.
The conference lasted nearly n h ur
While it was not conclusive in its re,
suits the par les to 1t were CHI and all
under the impression that they
had succeeded 10 getting nearer to one
another while, as far as the navy de-
garment Is c-ucernej, 1t - believed
that there is no longer the necessity
confronting it Of building an armor
plant, which was the alternative pro-
vided in the &C, OF congress 10 the
event of failure to secure armor from
the private makers at the prices named
in the act.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

FOR SALE Hillery Island, sit
uetei on Turtle river, containing 80
acres u high lard, suiisble for truck
frg o. poultry raising; about Is scrss
ciesfedi good fishing and oyster hsds
around The Island. Also, Island View,
oontAlng so eores, more or iess, stu
ated on G bson and Pervises creek,
six ceres Of which is under new wire
fence; 40 to 100 pear treesi ard fm-
pFovfmeuts on same. For further In
formation, apply 10 f, Jos. Doertsir-
ger, 316 Union street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
ECZENZAyS
IRON IS TORTURE.

Eczema Is caused by an acid humor In
the blood coming In contact with the
skin and producing great redness and In
Examination little pustular eruptions form
and discharge a thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales of sometimes the skin Is
hard, dry and fssured. Eczema In any
form IL toruientiug, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times are
almost unbearable; the acid burning
hurler seems to ooze out and set the skin
on fire. Salves, washes nor other e2te--
nal applications do any real good, for es
long as the poison remains in the blood
It will keep the skin irritated.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
GEN. EVANS
WON ACCEPT
Notified He Gould Be
Adjutant General
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE
The Race Has Now Narrow
ed Down to -Four
Candidates.

Atlsnls, Oct. 1I.-At conference
yesterday N tbs ex- cusive Office at the
capitol, at which both Governor
Ter ana General Clement 4. Evans were
No. Il. The mo- q adiutsns general,
made yscaut by me death q General
McIptosh KsllsvAs rendered 10 Cen
erai Evans. It's opderstood thai the
offer Of sPpointmsnt was refused by
General Evans, whose iams hss been
mentioned repeatedly for the place,
bas who has never fited AZ application.
"rhere are . number 81 ooosiders
tons" ssid General Evsns, after the
c5pfereaos, that would deter me from
accepting the appointment Of sciatant
general. However. ths Chloe is . nae
TOne, and offers the inducements 10 Ire
successful applicant Of importing one
of toe most important departments OF
the ssafs xoyernmenl--the military. !
Many Of re friends OF General Eve
aas have been ursipg him to spply fssI
.iha efios, confident that bis splendid
sanitary record in the Confederate SER
vice toRether with the confidence fell
10 him By the militia OF the safe,
soula lsad to his selection b. the
governor without delay. on being no
tihed. howeysrs hat be could get the
gales 4 he desired, General Evans in
fsrmsd che governor i is uod,rstood,
'taas pc could not acceptit
Gossip has il that the race has. mar
rowed down TO feur men -Iaspesfor
Gsprsl o'Bear, Acaug Adjutant Cen
srsl Byrd, Captain GOodIoe Yspsey
aod GIL J. ", R3bersoo.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
. GASH I'M AEYANCE

k3lAs5d ~ ALN ANJh
AdYertisemsntsi in this column viii Be insert-
ed e The aEsilorm rate 81 One Cent Word III
each insertion. No advertisement, fsoigepst
MALI less NAN 50 cents. cash IN advance.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
in The act.

This IL the season when mothers are alarmed
on account Of Group. 1t is quickly cured by
One Minute Cough Cure, which children Ike %
take, W. ]. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

WANFED.-GasistiAn man or wo.
man wiling to qualify for permanent
position Of trust, here or in home
coony. 5000 yearly, Enclose self
sddtessrd stamped enyelOpe 10 secre-
tary, care Of TINES Call.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
BAD FORM or TETTERs

''I'or three years I
had 7 ettef on nv
hands which caused
them 70 swell to twice
their natural size. Part
Of the time the disease
was ID the foNn ofruu-
ming soFes, very pain
fui, and Causing me
much discomfort -Four
doctors said tina letter
had progressed too far
to Le cured, and they
could 4 nothing for
nle. It 7ok only three
bottles u 3. 8. b. ara
was completely cured.
This was hftsen years
ago and / have never
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

For sprainS swellings and alameness there is
nothing 50 good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm
Try Il. For sale at DR.. Bishops drug store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12
Steps she Cough
ana works aEf the Cold.

Laxative Bromoio ninipe Tablets cure a.cold
In one day. so cars no PaY. Price as cents
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

E0R RENr-Ihree room cottags.
Apply % 2O4 Howe strea
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

since seen any sign Of my old trcubie.ss - zgRs.
L. D. jAcKsos, 1914 AicGee ST., Kansas City. no.
Z S. s. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood and restores it to a healthy,
natural state, and the rough, unhealthy
skin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
M a. "a cures letter, Ery-
sipelas, Ps Pa assii lin ~,
sS'lcui . due to q pois-
s 49, Aas~ oned condition Of the
ss6od. Send for our book and write -
about your case. Our physicians have
made these diseases life study, and can
help you by their advice; we make no
charge for this service. Ailcorrespondenc
y conducted in strictest confidence.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. "a.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

WANrED.-- Colofesi taas, sober and
.tFustwortlg 70 prepare Tor travelling
$50 q nauthand ansxpeuses to begin.
Please enclose self-sddFessed envelope.
President MaoBrsag 356 Dearhoru,
Chicago
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

Hustling young man can make SEQ
per month and exHsbses. Permaneaf
position Experlegee, Unnecessary
Write quick for particulars, Oiarl 8
Co., 4fh & Locus Streets. Philsagi.
nhia, Pa
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

FOR RENT Ny cotsage at 2i2 Tn.
ion street, Modern improvement s. Ap-
plyto ]. D Spasss.
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-12

FOR hE 3xsEgsn0SS onesstoryI
cottage, 10 ERs street. Apply 10 " !.
Merchant.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24
THE BILLINGS GAZETTE: TUESDAY. ApEIL =. Ieoo.

nFren Ike n Dar X ranch Their u
more Of az comm How d yer get mp
that. anyhow
"Waif or minute. called the fore
man While the conversation WAS go
ing on Lee had laid down his rifle and
had been hurriedis gathering Che resin
ous branches Of the greasewood shrub
that grew abuni us thlckiy, and bind
ing them together with a rawhide
thong Lighting the bundle AT the fire.
he ran back aud threw il over the edge
Ut the cliff Famed by the draft made
by its fall. the resinous wood blazed
like ii freWorl of soHne kind, The horses
OF the purity below SHE'D aud capered ns
the glare struck their eyes, and there
was some swearing among their riders
The light showed half a score OF lean,
snnburnad men, heavily armed and well
mounted Their lender, an elderly man
On Il silver trimmed saddle, was ut once
recognized ms nm old acquaintance by
the foreman
"ailaa / aee yer, Hayward, called
be Turn 4 yer left, thar, an yonH
find d trail wbatll bring yer safe up
sorry ter seu that flare down. but we
bad fer be- snre you was friends Come
mp Filing oyer the rough path that
ziRzaRgad up the elf. the ranelers
reached the tablelaud
mighty glad You ail's come-didn't
eApee' yon 40 soon, : said the foreman,
sinking hands with Hayward How'd
yer leDye the cattle down Your wayY'
There aren't any cattle down u
way--uot 40 much III u calf left, was
the response. eTbis raid IL the biggest
thing | ever knew. II has wiped ont
every brand on the river anywhere
sIong here, The boys ARE all up We're
the first, but the rest are coming, all
TINT can Seven NJ Glr men will never
stir aRnin,
"aone out9" asked the forempa
yes shot by lle thieves, ! met that
boy yan sent after ps abQpt bplf 40
hour ago liz dtdn't know what ~
make " III my more tlnn yap did, and
ono of the boys who rode out IA see who
be WIS nearly got shot fol bis pHins
W. made him understand after awhile
WE weren't rpstleps, and then be
gave ~ ypHF message,
why didn't be como back with
asked,
"DoD't know told him be might
~ well, for VA were al pp and COMING
bnt he asked ns ~ tell ypn that he
return shortly, md then be struck over
tho desert, going south dpp't know
ho was bound for,
Spiders absence lIoDhla1 me u good
laaL bDl tho foreman md the Ballet
Girl took " very eplmly indeed, There
wasn't npy ono who could hurt him
mid they, except possibly the three mon
we had sapp TINT morning, md II
WAS moi nj MI likely that DO would
meet them
The strangers |upsaddlad their horses
pipketaa them, then ROLLED them
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24

Astride 1T lis Saddle there hung an oD-
ieet that seemed IL be a pair Of short.
knoihy legs. terminating In IA pair Of
large boots that hanged the horse i
w~itaers nj every step From the tops Of
the legs something was sticking out
.'Them u his cilaps~-the kid chaps,
said Lee ..Iia stopped up the bottoms
or the legs with them boots. held in by
the foot straps. an he's got en- stuffed
full er sunthin Them things whats
stickin ont are rifles.
Az he caught sight Of rs Spider
waved his hand and forced his horse to
il faster gait, which made the legs kick
wildly
'.Theret' be exclaimed ns be rode mp
TO the cook wagon ~ thought | wasn't
never gonter get back Them horses.
they held back all the way Gouldntt
tie EN- to the horn cause the line
pinebed my leg. 40 | bad ter lend en-
They most pulled my arms our by the
roots lie |dismonnted while speaking
and with great delibefation proceeded
10 tie the horses 10 u wheel of the cook
wagon Then saw That, besides the
boots which decorated the bottoms vi
his chaps. spider had tied three other
pairs 10 the baek Of his saddle,
Some OF the men who bad not beei
asleep or who were walked by the sta
left their blankets and gathered ahol
ls,
Whats that you got IN your chaps
there, kid, M wlere'd yon Ret thor
bootsY'' inquired Ice, pider answered
never a word Going 10 his horse, b
nnslung with aome difficulty the rIAI
that hung oyer the anddle firai
pulled forth fonf rifles that stlet
and Ibid them carefully op The ground
Tbop, tDking tho boots Ia bis binds, b.
turned tho chaps Upside down Ponr
tnmhlep out 0f tho one leg
From the ether there came three pistols
and il knife,
asay, wbaro'd yon get Thorn guns M
boots m iNinRsY' qnpripa tho Iallat
Girl impntiantly nAnsWpp when ynnF
spoke No, emit youY Quick, nov, pl4p
be Il bid soDoW era rom here
what gets n liekin What y0n been
n*dDlH, hl
Spider arranged The pistols md knife
In M orderly row beside Tho rifles, chen
got the boots and added them 10 tbn
collection
"Them tbings," he said, looking
around pt his auditors with u trim
plant rin~a''lbem tbinga belongs
Tint ", they did belong 10 Hollis NJ
gfoasnr. whit wns @aayortin rom
here ypstiIdy m to o0tbor men whAl
| don know Tboy ~ my prisoners, nj
n en-, M Ibny'ra bnek bore \ ways on
'hp desert now wnitln Tor some ono ter
come fer ON
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24

n1haffW M fpNlaimfal u, H0ulhi |
nasAH nflpp udlitN Qpt h0dh W. :
solves In their blanknlg and won't ~
flanp Most ~ onr mon follpWpl thnir
psnmplp Aaalstpl by lop md tho forp.
nun lha liOllnl itrl WINS hrpaking pro,
Visions md nien7lh onI ~ lhp aook
wnRan md nrrnnRing thnnl IN pnnka
rnndy IN plNnn 0n Tho horses, Tho Wngnn
WINS 10 hd lnft whore II WINS for lhn Time
Wn oonld nnt tukp u With na wnnld
napnr hNpn h0pn nhln n khnn III
From tllnn ~ tlnn mon pllnn slrng'
gllng IN IN knots 1T four nr llYn ~
sometimes mnrn Aonn nf thnm Ind
annn Spider nHkpl thpm NIL.
Tho niRlll WIS WnAplnH on Tho moon
r0aa, HhoWlng The forms nj The HlNnplng
mon md mnhing The RloW NJ nNr dyfna
fro aooln Fodder hun pYnr IN contrast
~ tha silver light Tha linllnl Hlrl had
nNnrly linlahad hlR preparations, and
Tho nalnp honAMN mora and moro silent
ono nflpr another orr Rennfa ~.
lnFnad, oAph nnn lnpafllnH NM 10 Ind
Rnnn llln trAlia n mol nnal hnt hnYhFll
hnraa NJ nAtlln MI ~ tham heAdlng IN
nnn direction with thn nYidant pnrpaHa
~ m0nllnH NJ hnlln mint IHflhnf on
Ihny worn lnnnd nnHlWnl1l t0nl md
nnl toward Tho annlll whore lAf Tho
MpAlnan llnai IA Wn. eAnRplaa Tiny
Wpnla .fnafna thal lhla phanRn nf II
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n ,nDu .1no, NDA ~ NalAN AHNaN wv l0FN.
ffha lnr M Hpllln lhp pAlIlp HnnHl Thor
WnAn NJ nHA ~ ,fnllln ,,,pfn4s ING lnh,
llHht hnpnl HAlA hn, l'Vhpyfd a Ind
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thpY m alI0nN nnAlBh NJ lnl ~ h4pk
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don't Fnnkhn. They lhlnk Nnl mnlI, IN
With pn I'm HnllW lnIn III Nnn
laI MlpIn lhnl md llhH Rnl, tpFY,
NVhnfn lf fft4i1a nnWi ,frnllnH llA
anah IN lnlr M lnp NJ lln NNfl M
gnn fpnkun llf RHl lhnln Nnlanaf Al
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Wlnl hp Rfll ~ nlg HAAdlp III FInnl III
hluf hn lHllhln NJ nlln llf NV
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24
Tell luur slnlnr

A beautiful complexion ~ 40 Imposalbili,
ny without good pure blood, Tho sort
Tint only oSlpls IL %nonnootIon viii good
lignntiuD, u hnnlthy liynr and hnWola,
Knrl'a' Glover isppl Flpn pdla l)ilrnolly on
Tho bowels, llynr md kIdnnyA kpnplng
ihsm IN perfect .henllh, prlnn ~ ntH
md 10 nln, Sold by nhnppln Drug lio,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24

IN almost every neigbborhool thero
IN some one whose lifo Inns boon enYpa
by uhnmhorlnip'B Collie, nbolorp md
ninrrboon Remedy, or who bpe boon
Cured pf chronic dinuboen by Tho nsp ot
thut medicine, snpb persons mike y
point ~ tnlling ~ N whenever oppor
lpniIy offers, hoping TINT u mNy he
tho mpnns pf saying other liyNa Fm
hnln by lhlppln Drug lO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24
10 nG CONTINUED,
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nOf lnrRp sores on my littla danghts
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WRITES q, ~ lshill Or
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guaranteed onro for lsaNpmn, I'eltor,
Salt Rhepm, plmploa, Sores, UlnolA
md Piles, Only 40 eopts ~ dhnppln
Drug tjn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-24
copyrisss. 1900. b., W. Il. Clear Beard

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