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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-17
Rocky River Springs.
Stanly County, N. C.
Postofflce: SILVER, N. c..
Postofice:

This delightful summer resort will
open for guests June LIST, 1900.
These springs are in a beautiful noun
famous country, twenty-five miles from
Wadesboro, N. c., (Seaboard Air Line)
and eight miles from Albemarle and Nor
wood, N. c., on Yadkiu branch of South
ern Railway, forty-one miles from Sails
bury, N. c.. Summer excursion rates
over Southern Railway and its branches
throughout the Carolinas and Virginia,
and from Washington, ID. c., and over the
Atlantic Coast Line.
Comfortable carriages, ever good roads,
from Wadesboro, IN. c., Albemarle and
Norwood daily.
In healing virtues the waters of these
springs equal the best in America are
unexcelled in curing diseases of the liver,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, kidney and
urinary diseases, malarial diseases, gen
eral debility and nervous prostration.
Rates: Per day, $3.50; per week, $500
to $500; per month (2S days. $500 to
So. 90. Children under ten years and
servants special rates.
For other Information. address
r. Z. BECKWITH, NJ. D.,
Silver, N. G.
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A gentleman recently cured OF dyspep-
STA gave the following appropriate rem
dering of Burns famous blessing: Some
have meat and can not eat, and some
have none that want it; but we have
meat and we can,-Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
be thanked" This preparation will digest
what you eat. 1t instantly relieves and
radically cures indigestion and all stom-
ach disorders.
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REES of
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A''3 ~ e Essb.
W. aDRp2G gp

7Isc arrangements of
ire female organism fTaf
breed all RkEs2GGs OF 9r0g5kpEe
asses MgaEch ordinary Esrac~
Gce docs saOf csgs'cs are fEse
very Things flaaf give way
promptly fo EyesEa Is Pink
hams Vegetable Conn
p0MRsaa
Uterine and ovarian
troubles kSssney troubles
ulcesafE0sssy ftssasOs.Sg UzG-
usual discharges back
ACRES ana, ,aESsfssg periods
these are ire IFS that
harry on sasid wreck health
and happiness z1S0a dis
position
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-17
THAT THoBBING HEADACHES.

Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for sick and nervous headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take
Try them. Only % cents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by all druggists
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-17
CHARLOTTE VS.. PIEDMONT
The Statesmen Lose to Statesville by
Score of Seven to Three.
NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYS FINE BALL
The Champions Lose to the TaiIenders 5 to
Boston Wins From Philadelphia 8 tol
and Chicago Loses to Pitts
burg 7 to g..

Especial to the News and Observer
Wilmington, N. c.. July 16.-The Dur
hamites were too much for Wilmington
today in the first of two games to be
played here. The score standing to 5.
Hooker, of Wilmington was batted free
~ and in several instances hit hard.
Danenhower pitched a magnificent game
for the Cigarette Smokers.
Rea's catch of long drive up against
the left field fence was easily the feature
for the home team.
Score by innings:
Durham. :. :. ......2 0 o 4 1 1 0 0-9
Wilmington :. :. ;. ..3 l 0 o 0-5
Batteries: Danenhower and Legrand
Hooker and Foster.
Summary: Bases stolen, Durham 5,
Wilmington 2.
Two base hits, Clarke and Mcbride.
Home runs, Gilligan, E., and Wilkins.
Bases on balls, off Danenhower 1.
Hit by pitched ball, Steames.
Struck out by Danenhower 8, by Hook
er 5.
Time of game, hour and SIS minutes.
Empire, C. e. Taylor.
~ Attendance 400.
Charlotte, n. c., July 16.-In fine game
of baseball this afternoon between Char
lotte and Piedmont, the home team won
the game by score of 8 to 6.
Charlotte won by fine hitting. and by
the pitching of McMakin, who was at his
best Allison's catch in the right field
for Charlotte, was the feature OF the
game.
Stephens, as umpire, gave universal
satisfaction.
Score: r. H. E
Charlotte. ...3 0 0 0 2 0 0 3-S IA
Piedmont . - 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-6
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(Seal.)
State of Pennsylvania,
County of phjlade1nhis

County or Pnlladelpnla.
l, NJ Russell Thayer, Prothonotary of
the county of Philadelphia and clerk of
the Courts of Common Pleas of said
county, which are courts of record, having
a common seal, being the officer author
lied by the laws of the State of Pennsyl-
vania to make the following certificate,
do certify that John S. Wurts, Esq. be-
fore whom the annexed affidavit was
made, was at the time of so doing a no.
tarv. public for the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, residing in the county Of
Philadelphia, duly commissioned and
qualified to administer the oaths and
affirmations and to take acknowledge
ments and proofs of deeds and convey
ances of land, tenaments and heredita-
ments in said State of Pennsylvania and
to all whose acts, as such full faith and
credit are and ought to be given, as we'll
in courts of judicature as elsewhere; and
that am well acquainted with the hand
writing of the said notary public, and
verify believe his signature thereto is
genuine, and that said oath of affirma-
ton purports to be taken in all respects
as required by the laws of the State of
Pennsylvania.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of said
court. this 18th day of July, in the year
of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred
1900).
NJ. RUSSELL THAYER,
Prothonotary.
(SealD Court of Common Pleas,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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YOUR FORTUNE FREE!

astronomical information be guided
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STANDING OF STATE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games today: Durham at Wilmington
Raleigh at Statesville.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-17

The steamship American, the largest
freight steamer ever built in America
was launched at Chester, Pa, yester-
daV
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(Saa,O Court of Common Pleas,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
TfsadlnK Oh Our Ground,

Nav WhntoOnl, wash, Oel, IbA~
News wAs ropelye1 llepe lOdny llinl llle
Dominion surveyors who have Du0n
eDgDEad IN Dll effort W lDDnlp WI inter.
nnliOpal bOuldnvy wlope " lilA4ns
through iIlD MI, ljnApp mining nlslpiet
IN WIntgDDl hnvH abandoned lllnlr
work md left tllo country, Anu0pdlllH
fo their notd nOlns llle llllu tusHus tw0
miles sOnth, Nv wIove " ilae always
bnon supposed w IlnyD villi, WIll0 illplp
sniNnn10 DlaapypliDli llnpe thp jvtll
payallel, whioll " the bonuaavy N. I, vl,,. ,eilI
within " y l,lAylur " ofa l,,llu m w''epa " y
bnnm AIiopld Ulo nall llotnH stand "
Uunlbap M American mining 0latllIs
VIII Nv IN lho Cunpdtan HlnD, Vln
lIDtlav VIII undoubtedly bp llNdp lllp
aubjaet M negotiations bnlwuen we
Two K0vnpllllQtlfH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
STRIKERS STAND FIRM
GOAL MfHERR STILL REFUSE 10 RG-
TURN no WORK,
Demands 0f The Scranton Convention VIII
MOI Be Compiled Win IN
quest Over the Dsad,

HIlaDnDEiD, Ph, Oet b-~G0Wmittees
NJ tha United Mine WOpkeps haye boon
NHlltng OD minors HIS afternoon and
nyeDing w warn them DOt w pay my
attention w the petitions boing otvnp.
Iatad ny fbe ngnnls ~ tbo soyepnl Goal
gAvvytng Gomplupies, asking flle miners
w p1tllvn w W0pk pending u Feftlemont
bGlwh1n tlle DpevatDgs, bOhl navvyiDH
GolppaDiAs md fhn minors, Vhe eOlll'
mirfpes ave Informing tIe men tbnf
tho operators 0pn VytpH M ely0pt y
sf0nlDadn among tho mon w OpdGp ~
byaAk np Vino strike 0Dd th0l " ~ prob
abje lll6 operators have daeided nOt ~
comply WIN the de,nands ~ th0
scranton convention Most Of lhD
miners IN fbts section NJ tle ninth dis'
WiGt assert lllat They VIII DOf return
f0 wovk DDnl Pvaaident Mitehall Ad'
yises fham w d0 w, Vbe operators
continue asserting tIlat they VIII not
AiRll flle agvaelNent W pay tnl pev aent
tll0veasp NJ laat Hntl April Every
flinH continues Qplet IN CHS region
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
z 777'77 n " : ~ 7777W
Adlat ll'lndA b pLnal,

Woodbury., N, D., Oct lDasMp,
Stevenson arrived horn W b D'plDek
tbis oynnlDg nrtop having nln,ln pponnIs
~ NJ Millyille, BvldgolDD DNI Wines
lnDdI lle wns mel by w, Il, "a,
IpoeD Ut tbls plapp, Who drove The
yleo'proaldenUnl onudillnIu lo lln
Opppn hDnte, slpypUpDn WINS pppnDnle
ad by the lDenl bnDd, llo wna RvoHipl
by y crowd of possibly oDp hundred
pnpHODH among them llDily women,
Former GOnlngposBllnll Fnpvnll pppsjde
nd, ltIoyoDsOll spoke pop hAlf nll hDnr
nnd bis address WIZ plWiInv ID IIlDse
De nade onpljep IN lho lny, Iiis pvIns
elpal topics being trusts mn impartial
Ism,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

nnd pittsbnpg for The worlds ollam.
piDnhhlp hllh posHpspiDD Df Tho 5000
trophy emp began ipday M Exposition
pajls IN DpnBannn ~ 1000 enthusiastic
fans. Thn series wHn Dlndn possible
by the ChroDiele Photograph of lhia city
shortly nftep lin l'jilrbnpgp' pbpnDDls
inDl stride towards thn pnDlnni, in thn
hitter pnrt ~ the ppnspD, Offering
beautiful trophy IN lbn shape W Ii
solid silver punch bowl iD bp contested
for by iho inamH tlnisbiDR FIRST and
second, provided piiisbupR waa one Df
them The tenn winning three anmns
ODt Of FIVE " tD hnse absolute llDsspss
sion ~ ihe trophy, md the gnip rps
eetpts 0f the series VIII be divided
among the nlenbppp NJ both ipans
who were slgDpI by Applpmbev ID,
uraai interest IN nlinpbnl 10 tha
contest benaliAe PlltsbupH llaa Won iba
series from pyory TENN IN tim ipnHng
except Cincinnati, nDI lDnDy Df hpv
friends think sin wDnld have Won the
peDnnnt Ind not w nnny III bpv play
nrs baen disabled iDwnpd ibp pnl Df
lhe SEASON, Scorer IiiisbDpR v,
b,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

noyiDgt0D, n.y., O0L lb--Addpns'
sing ono NJ tho IHvgest crowds lhAl
bDs eyer assembled III THIS city, tO Nv.
tpD ~ u eADJtdalo NV any public OlIpe,
Governor NOOenyoIt tontgJt eloead bis
campaign IN koDlpey, md tomorrow
bp VIII prOeoo1 ON hiH tDnp ~ Ohio,
bDDg bofOlo lbe governor nvriyea
here, tllo poppl hODne squire, w which
lllD spenInp'B ptaDd bGd boon erected
md d0oopniod, WIN GDDRnelnd WIN
mon gUd women nllsi0ub lO B0o nm
The traiD venoboJ GoytnRtOD ~ GlBD
D, ~, md DDUl the hopy W tllN speoks
iDg fb0 HOyDrnOp WOb th1 guest w
Niobnpd w. y, Earnest, w y dinner NJ
lh0 lnIl0v'B vNstd0nen,
As hnd boen tle OnBe NJ Dyovy other
point IN the state fheve WIS preserved
Tho best ~ order, VhDDRb lhe DndtP
once was DOf w oDlIlUei0sHg IN tbnl
wbieh gnthovpd ~ I,estpglon ov lhnI
VI MI, Btepltng Ov NJ Ashland ~ NJ
MpysylIIo, lhp RDyovuOv VIM given
most respoelfpl attention md IlD WIN
interrupted frequently wilIl npplnlae,
Ov by parsons who nlad1 friendly goU.
meDlA ppoD ynrlOus salient points W
nuDuuh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
HANNA TELLS
ABOUT TRUSTS
RaapsHssaaaaasss
GREAT COMBINES KILLED by
SHERMAN LAW.
uHIsHallssRasss
A BIC PROSPERITY PARADE
Chicago To Do Scene Of Great Re-
publican Rally Roosevelt
Rounding up Votes.

MndjsOD, Wis, Oet lb~-.i3oDaior
hmm boR0D bis experimenting l0np Of
tho DDpiIlwepl today by making wiz
addy0gBoB ~ Wisconsin, Two NJ tbuDl
~ b0u0 leDglb The pvineiDal nd.
lpabhnH ~ iDlo dny were made NJ Wan
kosbp whore special tvajn, enrpyiDg
BoDDloys Hmm md Frye nnl Other
pppDblteDU lon1nrp wDs bold Tor over
M bODv, md ~ Madison All aneh of
those places My, Hanna made I'VE nl'
dvossos, jlpopl sDenehps were Mise
made vi JtnetUe junction nnl ItneiDe,
Hmm wns ayoyywIlova gpoeled by
ipmeDBe crowds, bis yoaoplioD NJ Mnds
json being particularly Nnthusjasile,
lD bjB ADnep)loB t,dny ltnDDa laid
pnplieulDp blpnbs OD tlD0 tyDsl question
and thp pvpjtiOD Or lll0 doDlOepnlje
puvty IN veggpd W tho fnviH, oTbnpe
npD 10 WODOpDlios W thiy eDnDiyy,p y
snjd Ilp, "eseppt tbDso which Dvo pvDs
teptod by p,lt0nt tnsD0d by lllo gDyOrD'
meDi, y IIlulDn also satd thnt tho
standard Dtl Trust, sugar Trust md
othev gveAt combines hnd beon billed
so fDv NV thoy wope trusts, by ihe sher'
man Inv,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
JONES A GREAT JOKER
THE DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN pOKEA
FUN All PAYNE,
Has The liardibDOd 10 Claim Montana
by 10000 10 $4,000 Major
Ivy Tor Bryan,

UhiunRO DuI lb@pHnNnlDp JDllnA,
ellnivmnl Df lIlp nnnDppnllp IntlDDnl
G1mnillpp, commented today Oll VIDu
gl,nlrlDnn Horny y, pnyno'p elenllOn
rOpnGnsl IN follows
"IIis oiajm,u hu yln, ntllnl Dalit
tOpnia, Connecticut, lndlnnn, ILLINOIS,
KnpanH, MillnnsDln, New York, New
Jnrboy, North Dnloln, ono, south
Dp4Oln, Wpsl pjvyipin, wisconsin Ayl
Wyoming and snyOval Otilop Hiaipg Will
WI fov MCKINLEY IN lhp coming pleos
Zion, " nbsnvd, md my Intelligent
MN who Knows nnylhiDy nbDnl ~
siflnliDn N bound lD lnOW W, lin
oluiny nyen nllnDnnv fDp Dplnwnpu,
IfeDlueky, Maryland, NnbpngAn, M
ypdN and Utah, ! Only wODnuv illnD
Ilo dtd MOI 1nelpdp 1'phnp, Avhallsns,
npOvgin md MlsAiHaippt nv ll llis Inv,
Montana " I'M enrlnlIllx " dpllgepallo
Alnta IN HDllp Df lh0 DIhnps I'D INV Hal
and MontaDn Will Nd fDp bryan by
yO, 900 w I'D, 900 nlnjDpity, ! oallllOb
b0li0ye CIlnt Payne N silig0v0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Mitchell Keeps Num-

HazNltoD, wv, OaL lb~-Pv0sident
Mitchell arrived Ht fha natlOnal head'
0laptevH in thls Gify from Scranton M
4 O'aJOqk'fODighL VIZ had nothing tO
my in vagavd t0 tha Atvika aitpAt0n,
Ila daGIined No give his ytaws M w
VIM pvohabla action tha operators
Non,
Deputy Coroner Barns, III eehnyl
Mll Gon1fy, held M in0Naat nv OnaidA
l1dny over tle b0dy M Jtglph Mtlla, II
lpivnfA EpAvd, who WIN Killed NJ pos0
nv0A, Rld a0lplNny'H a0Ilinvy NJ that
plaGe, lNHt Wadnasday IN II small pl0l
EpYaral Wiflassas gaye taatim0ny NJ u
npora, ny laas important nature, aflev
which the inquest WIS Adt0Hvnnd w y
fntNva day, Nj 0Fdep fbAf fhe faHff
ll0llg m 1--WE other pafs0nA who WnpH
injured dnVing he Ft0f aoHld he 0h
lginad,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

ahaDandNb Nm, 0eL lbwwAdyiaaa
Iaye Faanlad General Cabin IN aanr
jlNpd M Hfafa tg00pa llepa tilpf n larEa
b0dg M Hfrikipg miners hnge len MGr
Ad60 HDa Panther lVeek VALLEY, Whey
espnaf W geAah fIlaf valley III lime N
W0vk III M n0VHina, ltauGraI liabig
0rdarad Mn aaIpJMIias M Mn F0Nrfh
sxSf M sS uys,ea e aTtG tId ,fM ,Ya1n ~ wv to M pE
adalphlA NM HHadiua, Fgad ~ lAkA
tllem N VAplagHHi w1lNb AlaflM n
HHlg Il INV miles ffQW n0Aldala, Hhn,
AFai G0tin Wenl WIN nm .lFRlpf aiid
Hasnnled leFsaHal n0hqlnAld 4 tFnlp
M .Aavalrgi, WHICH n Alailelad NJ
lgHeida, WIN leHgN INV tha pAntllAv
eVaek rpeiRH aavly IN tha m1rRipE,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Gigantic Prosperity Parade,

Chip0go, OaI ib--pol, w. W, Young
wAs t0dAy appointed Ghief marshall
fOv tho prosperity pnvado IN Chiongo
fOp DelObev VIZ, Arrangements AvA
bniuE nude fOr low excursion vatps Oll
NIL pailrOads entering the Oity, nDd IN
sO0n I'M tll0so vatnA av1 nkad by tle
passaDgev agents II Iavge NNnlb0v III w.
pubIi0Dn climbs nnd uniformed Opg1nl'
NaliOns in thp cities Hnd towns IN IIlt'
nOis And AdjOtDins siNtes Within \
vAdinA " from 100 lO 700 miles Of CHI
NNg0 VIII pevfDgt th0iv plans fOv Dl'
tending md taking Iavt IN thO IalvndA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Prominent Att0ynsys DisbaTed,

Pbtlndolpbta, Oot lb~vlgDIevy W
EDHllDD, former HDjlod States distpiet
attorney, nD1 ltppypy ", NaWIl big
Inv ppytDoy, were todDy djsb1yppd
fyOm tbe Upitp1 siOlos Diyeuit oonpt
by Judge Dnllas, also from tbe district
court by Jndga MePbopeOn
Ihe motion for disbHvmGDt WIS
nHde on July " by tho bav nssOeip'
Hon aD1 fbe AvgnlNeDt WIS heapd thiB
morning, Ingbam md Newell were
serving seDteDees ~ two years md Wv
months In aD nnstepn peDiionljayy fOy
tbeip connection win ihe famous
bllppDsf0v revenue stamp oODDlevn0t'
Inv aaep,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

H nGDlinlNg W lha npIapdpy md lbg
A. arnnolnIl W VAR w ,nInalp,lNEd W., h'IRs
uHlgl roIDDe ~ snow, ,tg1, npld md .pllN5
Ygp1H' Ara Enl Dlnpngdl .tOr, ,htB lnnnHn4nY
lnw y spNga RnlgIaI,ggDIny0 T9 ,al ,lgee a
fnnnle no,ng ga ,s,t W. wgsy,lg wggDlIga rYMlal WAN
llTsslntCsy 'n'lT TgsI.sv' ts"s'I 'syHinl,sss sss"y
II ggllv NlBlpp uDd9rNeat, ,gagvV aiDlgll ov
IsS,S I! VA J|,''I YES% yD''si'NS' 'si N "'S' Ss'''
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lnAEiqN nlg luvaligsge ~ Wlllpp nlofhlnlg
nll NllrnlanlnH, Wn wnlll M. ,Hpl ,sglv
gnG,o y " la ag44Y 0g 1aea 1nae al 4,PIRg " gg
, 1l ll,. ad Wa ba1a .aypHsys M N Ig,As Ayo
l ,,II,Gl, IaGl yM5s y6tM5s Iaa da ", p y lhH yIS
sD WIN Hpys fla pstyslMa|xyS SeeY'lR lRnawlpEs "
k"YJ gss X anytoy ," GoygpI s wR1' AsoTG AsopTG a e
oYa'"r "A 9H '1gSs gsSsay INK T9'eeSsA eSA vvut m
SR w.,,, ya ya IEi N i.Sar o i|h N snNE
HllAll HApnnl HDll
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
GRITTY Mis- lsst,

NeW York, ONL lb-~Mtes uAst COM
plated her ride ~ 1900 miles NJ 7jOb
this oyDniDN, bhN OOy0ved tll0 dtH'
lHnGe IN wv hours blp minpteH, banis
Inv tlla record M VIII brown by y
h0UrH aDd | minnie, At lhe GOnelu'
sion M hAv vtd0 sl0 was o.aDlinnd by
Two physicians, WIN pronounced hop
tO b0 in RoOd condition. silo aatd tO'
Dight that " nlle should Nv feNIing wv
WnIl I'M aIle NxpGGted IN nlo morning
she would siavt IN another 1000 mlle
pida,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

aaidi What did you 10 when You lpi
them iBf' llo HHidi u stDyod near
the door ! saidi lyon g0ye enri'
ridges to Jim HOwprdP yos sip.
Whore did yop gel The enptrjdgesf
YOn tOld Campbell yoD got them IN
Cincinnati, Who're did y0D got them,
Jje aaidI 'g0f them from Powell aild
Glement Oh Main street, Cincinnati,
! midi DID yDD w and buy tIloDl or
DID yDD writer lje saidi 'DD jan
Dnpy w i wrote tlam aud told thom tD
seDd u boz Of BBsbb smDkel0ss steel
onyiftdRos, Winehesleps,' Jtn put word
Winchester last md ! setdi 'WDs hp
shot wjfbn Winchester gj0ep iia saidi
tyln eavWtdges NJ oitbep Winchester
0r Marlin / snidi How mneb did
y0D send them2' We snidi j seDt
tboln u postOtIieo order for w.
op0Dlsey tlleD stopped and snid ~
hilni f0Dieoy, yDD have Just t0Id
Colonel Campbell aDd Bold no fbat OD
Monday morning yDn went ~ DDy'
npnDp Taylor and told bin fbnt DieB
GODUbs VIVA poady fO DO the shooting
md Tnylov Objoetnd and now yop tnll
m0 tbpt 0n g'uesdAy morning yon lot
DetE COODbs into The Office, How w
lbaip fDutsoy hesttafed md then
Guplly saidi wei, those were lb0
tIlype men ! lot w. ! looked oA him
md FAjdp They wy uIso tbot Pnrpy
Howard wes il fb0 left hand lobby ~
the loRjsl0lupn and yOn MY yDp lnf
him IN tbpl f0omF YOptsey ADDlly
said VbOsn nyo lbo three men ] lpt
An Ihap0, ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
A WOInan,s mysterious Death

PhiIltpabprg, M0Dt,, neL Ib-wVha
dnNth MI Mias Amanda Faipnnn here
ypalardag HndaF DlyAfgrt0na aiHpnlns
Hlanaes, Inn afeatad i sanaalion hha
Was found daad IN h0r E00lA haytnH
haen sh0t uha Enn Waa sltll tgllE
on fIle tabIe, Nh ono WIN kn0NH w
haye baan IN fla b0HHa NJ fhe fina,
hHt eHiGida Nv a0nAldevGd HnlikelI,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
A Heavy Failure,

Bnn VpaDetsoD, Oct Ib-wvho eDDls
mission hrDl Of j, Brett md eDplpllay,
today fled \ petition M Insolvency,
ll1billtles W, DyB, BDj ! nssolp WI y, DDD,
The firm doalg IanyiIy ln Oriental
goods md DnlIfHDln pvDdpDtp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

nhieeH0, ltal ihmrpany h0EA, tlla
m aIeg0n yaAgH 0hil warp NgfdAtpq WI
dng, HnAjMAlHd M AlNAillH N MkNAh M
ttlA IAkd HIl0Va rggd Nv A0Hlh jhlgAn0
lHat DIHht, In Wlllnl tNA hlHN WHpH
killed md tlipAe ininfAlL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
gapt, shields Ana Troeps Released,

WashiDgfan, OaL lArwUanevAl Myes
Arthur p0p0yfs lhnt Uaplpln HiiAldH
aud f0vlypAiehl ninn, M INV WIN
United Rtat0A Infnnlvgt xh0 WavH
n,piIa pviaauavs DIV lla VllipinlM llAve
bean fappAd ayaf III NpnNrNl HAret
FBlI JAavftpnlAys llAve mn wv rANpllHa
him
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
Esrge's Mayer Goiug AbrAad,

FArHlb 0efl lhrwMag0v d0llDA0n WIN
RyAntad indefinite laNYN m HLaenee Nv
fllp aifg apgnail lllnlghh " " Hndaf,
hf00d fllI lN VIII IN IN HWedau Hpd
tGf|aud IN HaaHrN lm,niRFAnlH IN lhh
inherent M fbe Vfpaf Northern rAll'
WAY,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
w0Rbp's CHAMPIONSHIPS,


Pltishnrg, llet lturT'ha p0zt segM,H
SERIES M ball HHIies betwean HFoGklsH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-15
HEREFORD.
Especial to yirginian-Prlot)

HEREFORD. N. c.. Aug. 14.--Mr. w. c.
Arlington died Sunday at u m. in the
list year of his age Mr.. Arlington
had been suffering with n complica ton
of diseases, and his death expected for
several weeks. and. though ii was no
surprise. 1t was Il loss to the commune
ty Mr.. Arlington was Il sincere
Christian and a staunch supporter of
the Democratic party Even In his re-
cent sickness he would rally from
seeming Inconsistencies and discuss
the issues of the day with Christian
charity. In the last hours of his suf-
ferings he thanked God that his HE
had been spared to see his State pulled
from the political mirc and freed from,
corrupt government. The remains were
inferred in the family burying ground
in Bethel township.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-15
EDENTON.
Especial 10 VirginIan-Pllot.)

Eden,on, y. c.. Aug. l4.-Miss Helen
Foote, of Warrenton. IS visiting The
family Of Mr. j. y. Woodland. on Court
street.
Mrs. j. W. Framing came up from
the seashorc yesterday noon.
AIR. Shelly Hoolonian returned 70
Ahoskic this morning after u pleasant
visit to friends.
at II O'Clock this nlorning the fire
alarm was sounded. The fire was at
the home OF Mr.. j.. ". Burton. on
Broad street. 1t WAS caused! by n de-
fective nue in the cook room. which
was destroyed. partly by fire and in
order that the main building might be
saved. But for the quick and timely
efforts of our citizens the residence
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-15
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Norfolk & Southern R. R. CD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 20. 70, )
MAIL AND EMPRESS LEAVES MR..
FoI:k DAILY (excepO Sunday 10 a. M.
FER Behaven and al, stations. Connects
az Edenton for Plymouth. GAINESVILLE. VIII
11asnlston and Windsor. For Landings oa
ami SATURDAY. and for scuppernons
iiver MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana FRI
DAY. Connects at Belhayen with Old Do
m Mini steamers for Makeyyiiie and
EVENING EXPIRES LEAVES NOR
rOI;k at SIC =. m. TUESDAY. THURS
rgc,' a! Elizabeth City with steamer
TUESDAY,. THURSDAY and SATUR-
PAY FOR Roanoke Island Oriental ana
ARRIVE At NORFOLK
NAIL AND EMPRESS DAILY (exceps
sunday a. 4:?5 .. IN. and ut II a. m
~ ESDAf THURSDAY and SATUR-
nAI Passenger station, Norfolk and
street
Steamers leave Norfolk. Water s,rees
ssta ton. $40 n. m. TUESDAY, THURS
DAY ,, and SATURDAY sor Elzabsth City
Va DISMAL swamp Canal. ard 4. m.
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
Tor Curr.tuck Sound Landings Via a. 6 g
Canal