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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
The wiseacre.

The golden rule, AS revised to
date--"Do others, or they will do
you"
Life is a hattie--we may call it
exercise, or sport, but we know bet
ter.
Some of the worst enemies of love
are very soeiable--lust, ambition
and greed, for instance.
1t won't do to see things as they
are II we care for artistic effect.
The naked truth does not ven
ture into society-she is the secret
goddess of the closet.
The associations of men are in
finite-the motis es are but two, love
and lust.
Society is the asylum for the in
sanely solitary, solitude the asylum
for the insanely social.
Man is a solitary animal by ma
ture; woman is the soul of sociabil-
ity.
The most social are often the
most solitary, and the reverse.
Courtesies and conventions are
the flimsy robes we wrap around
our social skeletons
Public duets hint at private
duels.
Society not seldom has been made
an offensive league against love.
If self love were self supporting
where would be society,"
Our most intimate social com
pacts are made permanent only by
law and gospel.
Marriage has made many dear
friende--so has divorce.
The most exemplary devotees Of
welded bliss must submit to occa.
sional declarations of independence.
Marriage is an excursion perGon-
ally conducted, the person not be-
ing named in the advertisement.
Many an unweded bird in the
bush is worth two in the hand.
Filtration is comedy and pleases
all marriage is comedy, tragedy or
farce, as happens.
The unmarried wrongfully pos
sess the cream of love--its courtesy
and of passion its dreams and
delicacy.
Women are always to win, and
are never to be considered won.
The unworthy and the unwlse
never win true possession.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Methodist Believes In whist Playing.

Methodist Believes In Whist Playing.
To the Editor of the New DOMINION:
Will you kiguly allow me space in
your paper to make few suggestions
about whist playing?
On Sunday last some very severe
criticisms were made OF an excellent
Methodist lady who few evenings be-
fore entertained a lady's whist club
and also had number OF gentlemen
present. From what / heard OF this
party IL was composed of the best peo-
pie In town and there could certainly
have nothing occurred that was inn
proper in the best home In the land.
The criticism referred to above has
caused considerable feeling and had
directly the opposite effect to what
was intended.
do not hesitate to say that these
affairs are proper and should be en-
couraged. They bring people togeth-
er in social way who might not meet
otherwise. And sometimes young
men are thrown with good women
who might be in other places where
they would suffer harm.
The remarks were uncalled for and
| have heard the occurrence discussed
several times by some Of our best peo-
pie mostly members Of the Methodist
church and their opinions were all as
above though all were not whist play
ers. One gentleman, leading citl-
zen, said II wish my boy would join
one OF these clubs. / am sure he
would be in better company than /
fear he frequently isl" METHODIST
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
DUNN STEEL FOUND.
Missing University Student is Located
In New Orleans While ON his Way to
Mexico.

sHNAttSs
Dunn Steele has been found. He
was over hauled 10 New Orleans and
started for his home at Keystone
this state. He was student at the
University last fall and had become
dissatisfied with the school. His
mind had also been filed with visions
OF conquestin the far west by means
of cheap novels.
When his money came to come
home on for Christmas he started
for Mexico His father tried TO
catch him in Pittsburg through
which he passed and IN Greensburg
in which town he did not appear at
ALL. Detectives were placed on his
trail and they located him in New
Orleans.
The message came through last
night to Harry Steel who is a broth
er and who is also student in the
University Harry is very much
pleased over the finding of his broth
er about whom he was very much
disturbed. The boy is a son of the
j. ID. Steel who is secretary and
treasurer OF the keystone coal and
coke company at Keystone this
state
1t is pretty safe TO say that the boy
will not start on any more wild goose
chases like the one that he has been
recently engaged in.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

Lodge Decides TO Move Back to Old
Quarters In Odd Fellows Building
Condition and Prospects Of the Fra
teraity.

The Knights of Pythias have NOV
ed their hall from the Posten build
ing hack to the Odd Fellows building.
The former Hall was found TO be too
small for their purposes The lodge
has grown rapidly in the last few
months and is one of the largest fra
ternities in the place. The member
ship is made up of the best young
men in the town and surrounding
country and it is bound to grow more.
1t will entertain the state grand
lodge here next fall and will do 1t ia
a manner that will be credit to the
town and TO the lodge. Officers have
recently been elected by the lodge for
the ensuing term. They are as fol-
lows: L. Ray Ollie, o. G.: VIM. f..
Glasscock, Vice e.: j. G. Samsell,
Prelate; w. J. Mcdonald, M OF w; A.
Layton, NJ of r and S; w G.. Fisher,
M Of +; w. E. Arnett, NJ of E.; John
Hartman, M Of A; Geo. S. Vance and
c. +. Stephan Trustees.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
TWO CENTS
COMING IN.
Students Arrive on Every IN
coming Train.

Large Attendance Promised for this
Term Comocation Tonight for
Winter Term address by Dir. Chas.
w. Dabney Five Young People are
to be Graduated,
The students are coming back on
every train to take up their work
again at the University. They have
been at home about q week or ten
days. Some of them got about two
weeks with the old folks. They are
rolling in together with many new
students to begin the grind Tor an
other three months. The work OF
matriculation will take UP to-day,
and tomorrow the regular class
room work will begin.
The indications are that the at
tendance will be good during this
term. There seems To be the same
number of old students here and the
new ones appear in comfortable mum.
bers, The boys have OF course en-
joyed themselves while they were at
home and the town has missed them.
The convoeation tonight will A.
tract great many people TO Com
mencement Hall. 1t begins at seven
thirty and besides the address by
DIR. Charles w. Dabney a sketch of
whom was published in this paper
on Saturday there will be the quar-
terly report OF the President Of the
University and the comforting Of de-
grees on number Of graduates.
The convocation address Is ex-
pected TO be the finest that has ever
heen delivered here since the present
scheme has been adopted some time
ago. DIR. Dabney is one Of the most
noted of the Southern Presidents
and he will be at his best.
The friends of the graduates will
be out in full force to witness the
presentation o. the diplomas which
have been awarded after much hard
work on the part of the young peo-
pie.
The exercises will be interspersed
with music by pupils Of the school
of music and taking it as . whole
the occasion will be well worth q
trip to the hall to witness them.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss Louise Houston Entertains q Num-
Der Of Her Friends and Gives Them q
Pleasant Surprise.

IAcdehmt ouI pIlbcs
Miss Louise Huston entertained
number of her friends at card party
last night at her home In South Nor
gantown. During the evening ele-
CANT refreshments were served. Miss
Blanche Wood took the first prize.
The affair was very pleasant one as
are all those which are directed by
Miss Huston who is one OF our most
charming girls.
A very interesting announcement
was made by her during the evening.
She announced her engagement to
Mr.. Louie Krebs OF Somerset, Pa.
The date for the marriage was not
given out This bit OF news will be
OF great interest to the friends OF the
parties in question who join with US
in extending congratulations in adj
vance of the interesting event which
il forecasts.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Another One.

Editor New DOMINION:
The following ticket would make a
good council and represents every sec
tion of town. The men on 1t are care
full, painstaking and safe business
men. If elected they would serve the
town economically and acceptably:
For Mayor
S. A. POSTEN.
For Recorder
w. K. ARNETT
For Council
ALE X. SMITH
j. J. WHARTON
J. M. WOOD
ROBERT VANCE
THOS. K. HODGES.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
CAPT. JOHN BLACKSIIRE
Died Yesterday Morning at Phoenix,
Arizona.

MANNINeToN, w. Va, Jan. q
Word was received from Phoenix,
Arizona, TO the effect that Capt John
Blackshire, of this city, died there of
hemorrhage of the lungs. His wife
and the remains will start for here
this evening. The transit will require
about five days, and the funeral will
probably be held this week Grief
here is widespread.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
SURPRISE PARTY.

DdptleL SOusItSuttoH nHtt IHH WIN
The Pastor-fcry Pleasant Evening
Spent.
The Baptist congregation gave their
pastor Rev. J. L. McCutcheon on Mon
day night surprise party. The at
tendants were rugged up In all sorts OF
"tackyn costumes and some very start
ling effects were noticeable. Miss
Pearl Taylor and Mr.. Clyde Herod
took the prize as the most originally
dressed couple present.
The evening was spent in games
and other diversions and proved to be
very interesting one. The pastor
and his estimable wife were substan-
TALLY remembered by the various
members of the congregation Before
the party left for home fash light
picture was taken of them by Will
Whitman.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

The public school resumed to-da4
after shut down since before Christ
mas. The measles has interfered
some what with the school, but it II
hoped that the worst il over and that
the work can go on without further
Inconvenience from this source. The
teachers have had well earned rest
and they are ready for even better
work thct they have been doing 10
the past.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

The Board OF Stewards OF the NJ.
P. church are requested to meet the
treasurer at the church on Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock. Prayer
meeting at 1870 p. M.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

At the church board conference
of the Methodist church, held last
evening, Mrs. Hartigan was unani-
mously elected to the vacant posi-
ton Of church organist, and her
election will CRAFTY many friends
who appreciate her superior musical
abilities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Revival in Progress at M. E. Church

The pastor of the M. E. church
preached at the revival services last
night on Essentials in the spiritual
culture of young people" These SER
vices are being continued every night.
There will be preaching tonight and
each following evening. Last night 8
services were full OF interest and
everybody Is welcome.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting !.

The Ladies Aid Society OF the M.
p. Church will have meeting at the
church on Wednesday evening at
O'Clock. by order OF thr President.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
For Rent.

Fine room, first floor, side entrance,
folding bed, gas aud electricity. In
quire at 400 Spruce street immediate
ny.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Jury List.

The following Is list OF Grand aud
Petit Jurors drawn the 30th day OF
December 1899, TO attend before the
Circuit Court Of Monongalia County,
at the Court House thereof, on Tues
day, February 10, 1900:
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Played In Grafton.

The Hartigan Orchestra went to
Grafton on Monday night to furnish
the music for the biggest social hop
that will be given in Grafton this
winter. The organization which is
rapidly becoming recognized as the
best in the state returned on Tues
day morning.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
Wanted to Rent.

Wanted to rent a small comfortable
ouse. Address A. this office. tt
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02
The Weather.

sFair and continued cold to night
id Wednesday,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

Try the City Market for oysters
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

Try our want ads.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-02

The golden rule, AS revised to
date--"Do others, or they will do
you.n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
The ,soinuon ~ AsghMn,s,sp,

While China IN IN uDbaavAl In lts
effort 10 rid Itself Of foreign Influence,
Tho nIhlp Of A~fRhADIslan Inns succeeded
In almost completely lsOlAlInR himself
nDd hIs country from Bib lDllAD neigh
bOps, by lhn imposition VI beAvy ans
Tics and p%pOhlDltOpy regulations he Inns
MI bur nnnIhllAlad Tho lpnae with IN
din by DAkAA and tho KhybNp pAss,
HlA Inst net Inns been 10 pppaIe u mo-
n0pOly In pOslpDs, or aheppskln coats,
RsRfatIda, almonds DDd pOMpgmns
Atph Ito hAs altogether prohibited
tho export VI horses ma mules And
tho Import OF Indian sNlL IN lsDD'
1000 only W horses peaehed peshAWNp
from AfRhAnlslAn nv 1gAlDst 9DD IN
lsDs, while IN tho matter 0f sall tho
hgUpes were w mMal, mule md bnls
lock lOnds against g,ssD, The Inn on
sheep IN now w high that tho export
of them 10 india fell from lD,1D7 10
M,lD9 IN ono ypAb
ThIs policy NJ The amlp IL strongly
msoDled IN IndIn, bnt he phys no At'
tpnlIDD whatever I'D tho |pnpraspDtR'
lions Thai bnyp been addressed " him,
AMI since The beginning on tl5SlbOeP
WAp IN Inns lAkpn advantage or mo
sllDNtIDn " eppalod 10 nd himself OF
nonply every ono OF tho Foreigners TINT
Wpp0 In Dls service,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Thaip Reasons,

Some time NgO Tho proprietor OF ono
NJ tho mnHnKlDps wrote ~ u number OF
n0Wanonlops nsklDg Thorn 10 nnd on
why people bought thu MnRAslDD and
why they didn't, what They liked ana
whit they dIdn't llA0, and here Ape
some ~ TIM answers 10 gOtl Cd Con-
fod0vnle veteran found l|DnoonpAey IN
wnv story, W Answered Nh ADVERTISE
mant on tho back pages ma got swim
dlod, I'D " hNs too MAny pictures "a
" hnsn't enough pictures, % u eOn'
tnInod n story tbAt made fun Of tho
irish, W) " never prints anything
Rbont New OpIonnA ~ " refused ono
Of my jokes NJ N comes on Friday,
ana nm Arpald N gives mo bnd luck,
10 our ppeaolep sAys h0 dldn't think
much ~ ", tlW ~ hns too many love
tnloaI onn't got N away from Tho won.
on folks, cd Don't llk0 tho color Of
the cover New York Tribune,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
First Publication AuH, M, llNWI ~
SUMMONS,

TN TitB DISTRICT COURT or
4 tho Seventh judicial District M
Tho State OF Montana, In mid Tor lile
County On YellOwAtOl0,
Gertrude Myers, plaintiff, ",
james Myers, defendant SUM
MONS,
Tlle state NJ Montana, aundA ApaNta
linz 10 tho aboye named d0fmldniit,i
You ArU hereby summoned VI
answer Tho complaint IN tlilH action
which IN filed IN tli0 office NJ tl0 clark
NJ tlliA court mud M llO your answer
Mll serve u 0npW thereof uIoll flIN
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days NftW TIM Mvvim M tliiA Aut0
naGIls, exclusive M Tho dNy M service
and inmaM M your failure. W NplHar
Nv answer Judgment VIII IN Nkm!
NHHiDM YOU NV default fm TIM WltAf
demanded In Tho mmulntnh
Thn mid HHtlm IN brought W. GhfniIl
n dauvne diAs0lvinA tI0 bmpds M, mNtrll.
many Nxtstina Mtw0Gn tho plAlnttif
and defendant m tiA grounds M dhAeFs
tin and WilfHl neglect mn IN fullK ats
firth In THU complaint m glH
Witness NY hind Mld He keMl NJ
MID eouFt t'lts sbth dMy M Aaaush
lNOn,
iaesLl ~ A, WILLIAMS, nlerkt
Henry A. FIRTH Attorney I'm Plaintiff
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

Isn't ten hours OF labor In tho field
en0hgh for man or beAstY lf No, sAys
The Homestead, yon should come IN
from tho neld nj q IN tho evening,
We ilnh thNt We do As slNeh work IN
10 hours IN thp IA hour mon, ANd Oul
horses don't eDMp IN MI fAggeA ON
either FrOM spring until rhll when
WI come Ii Prom tho Held M night W.
~uAhArnpsA tho h0rsps Mnd turn them
ont Thpy roll AnA dpinki then AWAY
they seAmpW 10 GRASS, Our pasture
isn't n barren ilall, but n Ia nlep Ann
green with y rood growth " AlA "
seven dltfaPnn, HFAss1a Thplr fOoO
II plAeed IN their managers, ami Just
before dark thu doors App opened AMI
thu horspA chilled, Thay come readily,
FOR thNy know that Il g0Oh fped Ia
awaiting them Az grass N dlgested
IN about hAlf tho time dry feed IN II
would seem M though II should be Tho
first fend lnsteAd or Tho last Our
horse bArn h VI by ~, with east and
west d00rs and n window IN trent Of
pAph ieAMi no DAd light Or ventilation
here There N plenty Or rood straw
given for bedding, An0 tho hOpBes look
we'll Ap never sick and ID IN much
work M thv average horse,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
SHANGHAI RUMoRs.

BvitiAh sOvapnMaDt said IN IN tiussAB
tseiDH safety ~ vipsvOyA
LONDON, sept, N~pIn the absence 0i
definite, reliable news from China,
Shan shRi Ii again distributing y crop
Of runners, AeeevdiDG W reports from
that city, Great Britain hrs fnpnlshe1
Lin.kuon. VI, tho vieeP0y Of NAnkln,
and Chang ohih g'nRg, tho vloerOy d
HankOw, with strong guarantees
against ths reported intention Of cha
d0wnHsp elapFess w snpepssds them DD
account OF their alleged ~pv0'fOfelRD
tendencies The guarantees APe Also
sAid 10 include opposition 10 MI ~
temps 10 diMHembsp China,
4hs imperial court, " Ii reported, TO-
MSiHs M Fsl, YuRB'vu, capital Of tbs
province Of shnnsi, afpald 20 M0vs, ow'
Inn 10 st0plas thRt the 0hlnsss troops
Spp pRyRglRR Tho 00ARtpy inv and WllD
and ape even numbering imperial ~
helAls who have been tpytnH w JOIN ths
fuGttiye imperial upnph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
THE SHIRT WAIST MAN,

Advising or sAnpilDnlng tho abandon,
Ment Of the coat IN I'd give e~ONntenAhee
10 ono Of tho worst 0f MI bad AMeri'
onn habits, 10 preserve tho Wsihetle
and artistic ID dress DDe must leave tho
units Of our outer attire NndlsluPDed,
10 separate them II ~ leave II man half
dressed
Tho man In hls shirt sleeves II NJ
ways I'm common and vulgar man,
You'l IND bis kind leaning against thu
public Dnps, p%kpnesomilnw IN public
eO~nypyanpes and smoking ID forbidden
places, W. may not discard tho cont
and preserve thu pDles 0f ppDpplety
snl MsihetlelsM In dPpss, There pan bp
no comparison between tho dress Of
man and WOMAN, A WOMAn's shirt
waist Ii merely \ form Of bodice, And
n IN M integral part Of tho outer dress
Of wDman' A mans shirt II u dlatlne'
Two garment md II NOT part Of biz
OveFsNIb
Aside from these objections W. hAva
tho moro s0vIODs ODe Of appearance,
" cannot Ds "DeoOMInsIy" eApPled ont
There nm not ton mon ID every lh0N'
sand ~ built TINT they oND 70 without
s"Usppnnepa AMI unless thu %susponders
ara 10 ba DADDsh0d there " no nse IN
talking about abandoning tho coat, IN
no decent society, decent company or
properly conducted hotels or iheAtaps
would u nm Dn permitted 70 AppnAp
without hIs pDDl Tho pOAtlnss man
must always be whit DO bAs always
bepD, u common, vnlgnh OD~dlaelplIned
being, who puts personal l1nNs Of uDm'
Fort above tho ldnas VI seeMly oonyen
tIOnAllty, ~ lADDpdAshnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AsToNIsHED AT sHANoHAL

kNpOpM NJ NNaAtR'A DsaiAISR nsesivs0
WIN lnavadBIlV ny OANasvs vhNvA,
SHANGHAI, Bept, ~g'he reports from
European capitals that Russia hRs dos
QIded ~ laava FpklDH aRnsad AnaBa'
MeRt hepa, when FIRST heapd through
Chinese s0nveas, OtialRls vera IN,
elined 10 trent them with lnepedallty,
inRsmueh M every slap IN connection
with HnssIA's occupation hRd nppAp'
emily baan taken with u view 70 pop
MRDenay, Tho assumption ". shnt
financial reasons possibly lBlnenpp
Russia 10 hep present deelsl0n, sAp
has hep hands full ~ mAlNiAln hpI
troops and pnpt ~ tho army tnb SOHO,
times lacked ppNpap Vnti0DH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Al the Mercy Of Bands OF eol-
dlers Going About Wlth-
out Officers.
ouIlF ACTORS RUSSIANS
Fvem ths Beginning Their Con-
duet Has Seen a Blot on
the Campaign.
N~one0mbatants Drained by
eossaeks UnFestFaIned by
Their Officers,

TAKU, Avg, no, vim Shanghai, Sept
hmThe Chinese In tho Pei Ho valley
Npa Mying dearly for the folly OF their
sOyaynmeDh Vhe vetpibntiOD they Ape
suffering exceeds tho ordinary penalties
Of Wap, AlonH Tho river and the P0ads
travelled by tha foreign troops between
4ien 4'siH and Peking M 0pgie of l0ot'
Inn and DESTRUCTION continue Win mneh
naeleas slaughter OF |NnolteDdlDH lHhab'
iianta While IN tho 0yepop0Wded,
famina,thpeatnned districts, away from
the river, their lives md small posseA'
sl0na ape NJ the mercy ~ bAnds ~ s0l'
dieps travelling about withont officers
The soldiers ape having TINS sport"
In nsina natives who creep ba0k 10
their h0Mea or endeNv0p 10 work VI the
fields as targets The slight Of u farmer
lying where he WIN shot with 4 basket
Of grain or M apmfpl OF other products
nearby IA quite common, Tho Russians
arc lla chief ACTORS IN thlR style 0f g0n'
QuuaI, bur The French ma remarkably
conspicuous considering their amnll
nnmbapa, Vha Indian troops and the
JAplneHe pnyllnlpAle only when beyond
tho hon OF tlnlp 0%ltloopA From the hos
ginning Tho conduct ~ Russians lHs
boon
Nl0l IN the NampaiRm
When entering Feklna eoHeHpOndonts
OF Tho Assoalalnd Press INV uoAsaHls
smRsh down uhlneAp women Win tho
butts 0r their guns and pound their
leada Bntll thay were dendt The Goa.
tnnks would plok ~ children barely old
enough 10 WAlky hold them by, tho feet
And heal out lhnlp brains on tha pNyer
manla, Russian 0ttlnppR looked on Withs
0Ht @pp0testlnHr While General ghRlfe0
Was Watering bla horse MI ". stpaam
under tho wall ~ THnH Chow Tho hHa'
slams found n leabla 0ld mAn hidden
In Tho mud, except hla noan, and drugs
nod him out, shouting gleefnlly, They
lmpalad him Oh thelp, bay0aeta Gems
eral ghAffe0 pomnpkedl.
'4hat IA NOT WM W IN brutal mupr
dappn
American officers MI tlakn days after
the lighting wins finished, hAW Russians
bayOnet children aud throw old mon
Into Who river, CLUBBING them 10 death
when they Tried 10 SWIM Tho Russians
killed women who hnelt before them
and begged f0r mercy
Everybody Was diap0aed 10 be friend,
ly 10 THO HnsalanH In tha nNvly days NJ
Tho lighting MI lien Isln haeaNaa 0f
lhelpI bravery, bun such Incidents AA the
foregoing npp NJ numerous I'M 10 com,
pei the conclusion lhnt They Ape n0t
isolnlnd Oplh0dea, bnt tho ordinary
ppAetlee W Husslnn meth0dHOf warfare,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
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spa0iAl MM,ss iO Hunters tsW springs,
Tim Northern Pacific railway offers
the people VI Montana special round
"trip rNtNs ID HMntAp'A Hob springs I'D
enAble them 10 enjoy the ilha MINERAL,
hot winter baths nj That point These
springs Are situated NJ ~hpplnNdAle,
nlnetNNn miles east ~ Livingston,
The alto Ii n beautiful one Anl Tho
medicinal properties on Mo waters ape
equal W thOse found anywhere,
A spe0lAl elHht.dAy Ticket good for
pOud Trip fare 10 sppinsdAle And for
tWnnty1Ona meals, seven nights lodging
and bathing privileges nd tha springs,
will be sold M fOllOWAI
Hamilton, eph
MlsaONlA, 4pb,
phlllpMbuPH, w.
MAryaville, WI,
Deer Lodge, wv,
Pony wv
Norris, W.
winston, tiM
Townsend, W.
lombard, AlH,
Custer, MO-
Forsyth Nnp,
Miles City, VA
alendtve, Anft
A threeuday ticket, including faro 10
kpplngdNln and return, WIN mnnlA, Two
nights lodging and bathing privileges
will DO sold from points md M pntes
named below
Huttp, MO,