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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

pvsE vNNs W Negotiations NsApasliRN lhs
WithhpAWAl ~ Tp0nps,

pps4 v.Ns W ksHOtiAltWNA NaApeeliAk NV
WtthApAwAl ~ Tp0nps,
WAsnIhaToN, sppt, 0,rmDNF govern,
ment Inns Aet yat been informed that
pNy other responses have been matte by
Nm POWERS DO tha Russian note respects
Inv iha withdrawal ~ tp0Ops from Pas
kiNh Therefore Tho negotiations on
this point MANOt IN said 10 hAys been
married. by my FORMAL advancement.
though " " known that unofficial IN,
changes Ape IN progress, which doubt.
laaa APa preparing thn way Tor u formal
agreements batWaaD Tho powers III tll0
near future
AplNH thpOnRh III Hung 0lAhR,, TIM
Chinese lMpNpiNl A0vaFNMpnt N MnklnA
atpNNN0Ns Efforts ID secure MvOpAbin
consideration NJ Nv paApe OvertMpes,
While DNP governments hhA l!Ol wv Tvs
palveh \ copy NJ thu imperial edlnt pes
fppAd 10 III The shanghai dispAt0h,
naming IA Hung Chang And others 10
ksEel,A,n lW Y settlements
with tha pOWevs, thu slAte department
y Advlsea lhgoaaA w AgsntA q shs ~
ialnn0a Ut aMph mn edipl This, " n Snln,
Will ba communicated 10 lhe departs
mant when Nv WV, tha Chinese mills
lstap, VAtNpNs NJ Washington
A|anaptNinad thAt nnlIhnp NV
hDpkhill, Nv DDDHap Op General
0hNtfeD have bapn clothed with my
special powers W meet these W my
0lhW Chinese nnyoys " IN nNnln slAlpa
tbAt M, NDpkhin III IN uhlnM simply 10
observe and report npOn conditions ~nhn
hrs nOt ministerial p0Wppa UP w nm
presents General 0hAliee's lNneIl0la
Apa purely military, ~ u N AAid, NNn
while IN N fully empowered 10 grants
lpnGe, no ~ MOI empowered ~ ODlnnol
n|paOIiNtlona Tor u Anal settlement be,
tWDnn tho uNltnd States And UhlnM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
EDaELEY GOLD DISCOVERY,
Hundreds ulpOk IN Nm sapnn hNn stake
VINljNAI

la MoUNB, N, Du Reph ~lntonsp
eseitement prevails IN Mo western pnpl
OF lhls comfy over Lha discovery VI
rleh aeposlts Of copper nnd HOld,
hAlNey HpDs pAn0hmnn who llvu about
~ miles nOpthWnaI ~ lDlHeley, sunk u
we'll penpntly ana nMmN npOn nppOHlIA
OF Ope ADOnnninn win copper md sOmu
gold, Specimens wepe Forwarded w an
AsaAyep, WlOsn report MAa " Alnh Il
mature IN tD onnAp several Oh minors NJ
bio themselves with nl possible hgAlp
10 the auene VI Mn discovery, They
Immediately sInAed ODI claims lOl
themsplves, md others IN Mn %nnlghD0p'
hood lOst no tlmp IN dOlnH NkDWls0
Tho peOplp on NhHpley md knlm npp
gppAlly laolted, ana loads ~ NltlyoDf
pOn Dnt 10 the haiBey ranch from
those towns every dhyi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
ENJOYS NOT SATISFACTORY
Powers Mnk NninW IN IpaAt WIN tha
thinasp Representative

tuWHFH WHY WNVVkp " JFphE WIN tUH
thlnasp Representatives
hBW yOnK, Beptl DmHA dispatch 30
Thp Tribune from london AAyal
tins Chinese. minister here hAs eOnls
mnnieAted to the foreign Office MI lMpe,
gial ediet dAtod TAl' Yuan WI, appoints
INV commissioners 10 Negotiate lepMB
III paAee IN association with VI Hung
GhAna, Grave dissatisfaction IA fDlt M
No nnmaA Of ihp commissioners, l4npl
IN haa asked lhAl ylgop0ys lAu Nun
VI and Chang 0hih Tang md Pplnee
Ching should ba named, Tho GOnpG hns
ignored hia suggestion TOP I'm DOminas
tlDn of lhe reforming fADH Tse vlue,
p0yH md appointed lnslpnl Prince
OhilH, YnDH Tn md tinN InDH, Tho
two Thai nnaled npo violent mia Pane,
tiDnApy ManehAh
Attla hOpp nAl bn entertained Of sagr
eaHafAl negotiation with II bOapd thus
constituted md N III hoped tllat tle
powers Will decline W tpeAt with the Two
MRl0hn nODlnA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
with WOW HAvH INN LhOVUNH OR Will
YOU uAyM A DHIkNW

YOU HAyN A DHIkKW
before Tho starting time OF \ O'0lO0k,
ami, mol Wishing ~ crush through 4
great audience on hls way 10 lll0 pIal'
form, 10 ASKED llle %hHllkeepnr W GOn'
dnol him 10 tle sldp door,
"Yo medina mind replied That fnna'
tiomaY not unAlOdlh 'The'''H no
When FOpbes entered TIN llalI, In Ind
IN admit Tint th0 Keeper WINS 0Nlle O0p'
vaGt There WIS not u alnAl0 soul pvHA'
ent, Altar n blt, however, u mRn STROLL
nj IN and 0NlmIy proceeded IN Gh0Oae \
heAh " ApnlnA Nv WI. \ commercial
traveller putting Np NJ lhe plaza fW the
nlght who hHd found Tina haDsIna
heavily on hlA hNndAt Nobody eliza
coming, Forbes sNld w llle h%AudloneeM.
oWM y0N have. tle lootuve Nv VIII
E0N hnya n drlnkW
~ dvlnk," aald the traveller
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Yha YHNMhls,

"A thpvmOlnplav IN front ~ \ dawn
t0Wn at0va In nDAt0D fHl ON wv h00k
md lay M rIglt Nneles w the bNll1lnH
ON Nm sidewalk While AveFg. 9lhnr
Thermometer In lawn EaElsteped w IN
lhe shade, !hlH mn whnR plekea wv
st00d M 7Mh
ntvhNl WIN Tho tg0vblM HrekeW
MA N AGHldA't climb AHr fATthsr
he0AWsR I'M atgeGf WAa Nh nNvV0WiHHH
Cleveland Pain DaAleH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Ppepe.Al. for Mlse.rle l,ixhl.

Notina N hereby given Tint bids will
be peeelyad by Tim city pOnnnil W tho
city Of Billings, state Of Montana, ms
iilN ID M Oh Tuesday, October n,
1900, At the Office " thu city clerk fop
tha furnishing OF hfty Or moro %el0otpio
street lights IN tho CITY Df Billings for
y period extending from July |, 1901,
TO March /, 1907, aee0pdlng 10 Hpeei.
iaAtiOns on flo In Tho office oh tho city
clerk Of sAid city, eopl0a OF which onn
no Ind upon application 10 thA CITY
clerk, A certified check tor $1,000
must accompany eAeh bid, ~ bN M,
turned 10 The parties whose bids mn
rejected, md 10 tho Mpty receiving
tha contract Oh Tho furnishing Of ~.
qulpAa bonds The city reserves thu
Fight 10 reject any and NIL bids, And
the successful bidder acquires tho
right under tha city ordinance 10
carry on n general %elae!plo lighting
business IN the city NJ BilliDHs
Dated August W, 1000,
DB'4f j, u, HEREFORD,
City Clerk, Billings, Montana,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
VICTIM or APoPLExy,
DaMDNpNtiN v,m residential ilAnhlhnlt
IN M IlNNi,

III M DrNh,
BARN, Nh, hNph MmilDM Arthur
Hawfn dlnh Nj MILO n, m, W hlA summer
h0Mn, Amnll POlnh Abont " miles from
this city, Mr. Rewnll hled NJ Apo,
pleSy, Mn stroke having boOn Sustained
IAat Sunday, lilo wAa M years of aae,
Mr. A0WNN Ind mob bNoN III HODn
heAlth fOp soma tlme, although ha WINS
pDt considered W bN seriously lll Ilp
Ind bnon AdvlHa1 ~ DIV physician 70
,eat " aNplS ~ lasl Jn''e, NM no
July AgNlnM Mn ndylp0 vi hlA doolor
l4a appeared 10 hnyn ADIfupp0 no vi
elfeol From Tho journey, l0wuyep, md
WIN passing Mo summer Nnlptly ~
small Point when Tho iAIhl stroke
selsDd him
l'hn NnpOnHoloDANaAs winch followed
Tho DtInnll continued ultjl nnnlh pnIlnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
WIN NM NseeuDise N Inn WOykpva

NEW YORN, HeDh u aHIt Inn bONN
uso0plulnea lhut tle 0Onl operators wins
DO business w lhp anthracite pOpl dl@
WlgtA dlAeDssed WI lleig MeutiNa IN lIIB
elly VIM tllppHtgned alplAp among lhehv
employees aDd lhnt AflW " lengthy o0lU
fep9nee " e0Mmltleo WINS appointed w
dpAH u statement Aelllng form Lhn
VIEWS ~ mo OJnpnlnpA nnd vnflhlDN Va
gee0Hpisu lLe United Mine Workers Ot
AMupjpu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Audience ApoAe M one Man,

An 4 lnuLNFnT OF Mn IN pnFlhN1NNJ NNyN
The Golden Penny, Archibald Forbes
WINS very popular, and ho WAA fond Of
pe%oOnntlDu Nh experience OF hla debut
III tNnl Nnpnolly IN b0v0n, Wrehhlpnl
WIN n humping henpt Tho now ln0l
tNp0p ADpOnpnd ~ Tho hill door shortly
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
DRePPED TIE PACKAGE,
Vhlsf LDsaA WNOOOO lla Hal NlDlsn pvON
Nh LDklvpsN llUMUntN

0ul0A0O, kept, GA AppoINl 10 l'ha
Record lpom l8aHlo Posa, Weky anya lhN
Apunt On lbD MuAlpan |intDpDNllDnl mil'
why pepppts thAt y ypD,O M moknHn WIN
stOl1n from tho WellHlnlH Mppena
company ~ TgovnDO, Mns,, And r1oDy.
eped' IN Il peculiar manner Vhn IhlpI
WAS oAenplnH north Into lhp United
accidentally fell from hls oeAt Whilp hu
wAs stopping OvUn Tho lgAlNMen took
the mGhnAe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
sIa OUTBREAK Pre- DIerED,
NsbsillOH ~sDvaNhlnE liADldly IN tbs
HnntlinpN pFDvlnnnsi

'" sFfU
s0nthaW pF0vlnaph
kHW YONk, HDpLl D "A dispAtGh 10
The Herald from Hong kOnH AAysI
Influential natives stAt9 thNt Tho
iiame W rebellion hAs been famed In
wv AODlh6In WOylnGes, ma predict "
tremendous 0OnnaHpAtiOn within h
month, HaWavdH and pamphlets ape
beinH alpenlated IN Canton and Who
wOvInaeA lntimAting lhAt the alias ape
thoroughly pQntDd, The feeling Anainat
foreigners N bursting the bounds OF or
n9lAl DOnbvOI
The majority Of Ghe mission stations
In X WAnH ,VnHN have beeD either ds,
stpOysa ~ lOOtsd, Native christians
Age terribly abused hAtlves IN foreign
employ M canton have beeD tlpsnt,
snad, md n systematic. l0OtinH Oh The
h0nsaa M neutrality-suspicious. DhinAMen
hNH lAkeN plHgH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
min ADIIlmvayNlhls M0sl,

UNMMNVA u, Sum- N.glp vaap0nAa
w II call " nlAte lnppllDH NJ the nal,Wvl
tiann neutrality-suspicious. lpkHne WIS hgld
M the npaal HeuthRgn N0tnl IN thlA
CITY, phe attendance VIVA ANAL,
Mayer Jones NJ V0ledQ VIM Am0Ds
tlnha who pAptleimlsd, Vhp N0mMIttGn
M organization Faperted In fAy0p ~ n
permanent organization fg fha dthtFl'
bHilnn M documents, nNpapN, AtN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Tbs siaMMNr GIlN OvsyNWs,

HAN FNAAGlsp0, sapt ~ W9rd hpl
hnen rppplgnd. IN thls .9lFy thHt wv
sEpAhnm W.llllAm gHK, which Iefl
klnEH9h JNMsieH, M AVN VI tGr
YarH QFRE hAs n9t Wv arrived nv hpI
Ae4tnAtl0n, nHasF HRNR! alFaRMStNpMuf
thFen .HAKA' vGyAHeL w II fsAga9 Inn
AglRe disAAtM hAs kefHllag the HlM M
the FeeRNt st9gAs wv WV faRRtAR gAnht,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
A Wuul IN MOthNps,

Mothers 0f children Affected with
group or, n aepape gOld naed not hasl,
Ipte w AdmMlstap 0bnmbNrlAln'F Cough
Remedy, " contains no OplAle nor
narcotic, IN my form gn9 mAy M given
AA confidently IN The bAbe IN w Nh adult,
ThA yPhpt success thNt .hnM attended lin
pAe N lba trnntMont ~ colds npd GROUP
bAH won fOp " thn approval md pgglHn y
hnH. Vepalyed throughout lhe United
hlgteR ADd IN pnpy foreign lAnds W0r
Sale by ghnpple Drug Chi
Ulnpvs, Opon 0p obstinate sores, apAlds
and pIlas, unlpkly.. cured by Banner
RAlya, the, most hphllng medicine IN thA
world, Holmes " Calhoun
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
FROM FIVE STATES,
Annual Convention M Northwestern IhM
%lDKpNVbGps M Nh IikUl,

INNTNVNETN W wv VKWT
NJ, PAUL Hupt N,m.phe AlKth annual
convention OI lhe Northwestern phO'
lOgpaphepsl A~ssOelntlOD Mat hpvp during
thp day Tho AuaO0latlOD Includes pb0n
LOHpAphepa VI MlnneAOlA, wisconsin,
Town md NOpth md South DAkOla, nnh
MI fivv states Wgpa we'll M"ppesanlD1 WI
tho opening uesAl0l DY Viz convention,
An piuellnlt exhibition NJ Photographic
w0pA was gwen IN connection with Vim
ooh NnullnDl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

" haa . WnnlQa s9ye % my leg, ~!
ViiIpaWR tfalla, Wis., hald spent
nnaledg ~ ~ dollars Y. AgylnA. r. Aat v
lIValy cured M" Holmes N Calhoun
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
NnIlNrIA AMINL pNRhl,

N NJ Higgins, editor haDepa, H|lsu)
S"nTi',s ~ WE dsa nI,,!q 4, 1o t"g dSeE Hg"1oSwa| WIN au, P'| ~
lpIpl BNpklnpB AynlGR ,hnlvh, lhA, bast
In tho world, lla .WllteA. two boxes
QIpo aNalanlapIr Only, aba, Hold by
OhapDle DrnH G0r dpNHHlstal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

,YVle we'll In tho igbIe put on Sleeps
clothing bagahaq II he travelled on, bid
own reputation no couldn't age9p.Rllah
M. ppFl4ae, q9gntepfelter aQ f DeWltt,a
WITCH, HnAel Ralve. gONldnI, Asll tlelp
WOgthleas ahIvQa on tlleil merits, 40 they
pnl Them IN boxes ,Ald Wgappepa ,llk9
NV 1Iw's'Sw .s'|W |1SSh i R9s,ssp| T ssjya r"fs
" 4. ,I GIleYa and al' SKIN d'Hansea ehap'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Endured DEATHS AEOnias,

Only Il V0gllng RPe enhbI0d j. NJ
wllidh 10 suffered .iopp yaSavs, ta writes
hIa misery VIVA often NJ Aleht Illnt, "
a0nMed ID endured Mo AA0nles 81 delthI
sumption WHOLLY, cured HIM, Thl8 map
y0lOha madeline IN the only known cure
pnr nal!lma4 "A, Wall N 9enaampllo on
md ln6g trpnbl4Fi Price bpe and SLIGO,
uNRpRqfpad Trial bottles fFea nj
0hnpplaH dpDa HtOpn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
Nnvf NrlllAh IsuN M shapEhNL

FHARNIAL TVAAdHyl kepL II Ah0HF
l,ANp MON HglHsh lHdiah v0aps have
hmm iAudpa havp, mAkllH At0gathpp
p,NM M sNah .tFNapA And l,NM aNlHp
tG|L0WarA M INN pafh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

A good many eOnsumptlvas would be
CURED md lhe WOpst. gAspa G0Mf0pted md
INlleVel by ls|ng pOloy's Honey md
should dOThla ID d friend Holmaa n
CnIhQUn,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07

SDHuInl IiNiW IN HNnlap's iim springs,
Tho Northern Pacific railway offers
Tho people OF Montana special round
"trip lntas 10 HUDlop's Hot Springs TO
unable them 10 enjoy the fine mlnepal,
hot WINTER bAths NJ thnt point Thes9
springs Apo situated MI RWrlngdale,
nlnntnnn miles NnAt on Livingston,
The Alto n n beautiful one and tho
medicinal ppGpeptlaH 0f tho waters Ape
equal 10 those found anywhere,
A special 0lRhtIdnN Ticket, good fOp
pONd Trip fare 10 AppinEdalo and for
IWMnlya0nn mGnlal seven nights lodging
NM, bathing privileges M tho springs,
Will bn sold IA fOll0WHI
Hamilton, W.T.
MlBaOnln, Mpbl
phlhVHDlpR, W.T.
MnpyayillN, APlr
Deer Lodge, Rps,
Pony MlO
Norris, #lO
Winston, KiM
nOWns0nd, wlNl
Lombard, VIA
Custer, KpOr
tOpsythy kppy
Miles Gltyl Kpfr
dlHndlyA, W.T.
A thpooHdny tioINt, including fare TO
H~pplnAInla md peInpD, AIN menls, two
nights lodging and bathing privileges
VIII w SOLD from points and NJ pntea
named below
Hnllh, MDi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
BRITISH WE'RE THIRD,


blldsn Nliy AM, M
bAsD0h, heph ~ denepM Alfred
NNAalaa, 00mMnndnp M Vim British I'M
dian WeDM wv the ghlneHe MpllAI,
wyes IN fdll0wA from PeAlHH, AMI, w,
w Lard George Hamilton, aeaveM1g III
stAtA NV tudlRI
ii1lbN NIlles marched fhr0Rgh thp
EmhlddaN UlW yesterday lAlig, nH),
NhH Hplllhh hA0 tklpd place In tlla pgpr
epAAlan, fhp HnAAlAns ghg dNpaRase her
INV IH HgANIap htpHHHthH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-07
MsrH Vv0NRs Inv Hblni

WRfH IkWWrA n HHfHe
knaA feDu o. qhs HaRgth ktG1As
M tvvN. M1f7ea W presses w ehAaA
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
Application for Patent, No. SO.
IIITtu Sfifts LaIlI VNlFrI
levistuwn. Montana, October s., 1900

iN W. tiAAiAdlli, otIfIff D. liHis
Notice Is hereby given that John T.. Barnes,
Whose p%ostoilice address Is Lrwistown, Fergus
county, Montana, in lchalf uf himself and his
co-uWnct, Clarence T., Barnes. has filed his ap-
pliCaiinn TOT patent for the lodi mining clam
called Tie Mule Shoe quartz mine, situated in
North MuCCasin Wnuganizcdl mining district,
Fergus county. Montana, aud designated by
the field notes and official plat on Tile In this
once as mineral survey, No. sos, in sec 20, ~
No. i95s being described as follows with mag
nctic variation at ~ 81 en-:
Beginning AZ corner No. !. indicated by a
pine post with a mound of rock around IL and
marked l 5gjs, whence the 4, sec corner on line
between secs p and ~. tp u n, z Is e. hears :
- - &. &.,l feet. and running thence $ IL l5'
" 100 feet. To- corner No. 2. thence 5 20 ". 31i
feet, a. corner No. 8, thence % "a IS ". 2SJfeet.
iOrof1ct No I. thence IL ~ e. l2t0 feet. 10
corner No. ;, thence n ~ e, 7UD feet, TO the
place OF beginning, containing an area of lN7i
acres,
The presumed course ufthc lode is nonhrrlv
and ~ouihcrlN, the number II feet claimed
along the said lode bclnR il0frct southetly and
GDtcct nurthrtly, measured along the course
~ the VEN ron the center uf The discovery
cli. The notice ~ the amended location ~
sad Mule Shoe quartz mine h of record IN the
ulhCc 81 The COuntN recorder of Fergus county,
Montana. ~ lc~istoHh. m book ) Of lodCs, at
page HG. adjoining claims: On the ne cor
ncr survey NJ. $3.50. Hursc shoe lode: on the e
tic Dewey lode iunsurycycdl: on al other
sidrs he claim Is surrounded by unoccupied
public land,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground. vein, lode, premises, OF any
portion thereof SO described. surveyed. plated
and applied for, are hereby notified that unless
their adverse claims are duly filed according 10
Law, and the regulations hereunder, within the
time Prescribed by Law, with the register uf the
Iultcd states land Office al Lewistown. state
ui Montana, they viii be barred by the pro-
VISIONS OF the statutes ia such cases made and
provided.
EowA1D naAssRY. legs ef
First pun Oct. 4.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
A. ]. Stouqh is Home.

A. J. Slough and wife are in town
today from Stanford. They but re-
Gently returned from Chicago, where
Mr.. Slough has been confined in a hos
pital for four months. In May last Mr..
Slough was taken i'll at Great Falls and
the doctors pronounced the difficulty to
he appendicitis. After some days in
the Great Falls hospital he went to
Chicago accompanied by Mrs. Slough
and soon after an operation was per-
formed which later was followed by an
examination quite as serious as the
original operation. He returns To
Montana feeling weak ont fully recov-
cred from the serious affection which
in So large a majority of cases has
proven fatal. During the summer his
partner. Frank Mitchell. has been look
ing after business interests at Stanford.
Mr.. Stough's many Lewistown friends
rejoice in his recovery and are pleased
to see him onee more among them.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
Aletter to the People of Fergus County.

1t IL unnecessary to say to the vUt-
ers Of Fergus County that it would
give me great pleasure to meet them
all personally before election day re-
lating to my candidacy for the coun-
tvs attorney for the ensuing two
years. / would be pleased to call in
person upon every voter of the coun-
ty, but l shall be unable to do so and
hence take this means to say a few
words through the public press to
the larger number Of voters whom ]
cannot see. My residence in Mon
tana for more than the past eleven
years, nearly seven years OF which
time in Fergus County. has enabled
me to become acquainted with a
large number OF the people Of the
county, ald with their business inter
ests. and with the affairs Of tbecoun-
ty generally. The County Attorneys
Office is one of the most important
and responsible Offices of the county,
so far as it affects the people OF the
county generally. IL IL the one office
which IN close to every other county
Office. The county attorney Is the
legal counsellor for all other county
officers, relating to the business al
fairs OF their offices. and of the grand
iuries when called, besides being the
County's Attorney in all civil actions
brought by or against the County.
and is the public prosecutor in all
state cases. Besides the County At
torney's duties being clase TO all
other county officers, they are like
wise close to the interests Of the peo-
Pile generally Of the County. The law
of the state clothes the County At
torney with great power. He has 1t
within his power, in his official capa-
city, olavish thousands of dollars of
useless and unnecessary expense to
the people, or he can save Ii for them.
II elected to this responsible office,
1t will ever be my purpose toguard
well and faithfully the duties Of the
office, to protect the interests Of
the people generally, and to do nay
official duty as the servant OF the
whole people of the county.
[Advt.l WILLIAM NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31

Victims to stomach liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women and
air feel the results in loss of appetite,
poisons in the blood, backache, nerv-
BUSINESS, headache, and tired, listless,
rundown feeling. Bat there's no
need to feel like that. Listen to j
W. Gardner, Idayille, Ind. He says:
Electric Bitters are just the thing
for a man when he Is all run down
and don't care whether he lives or
dies. 1t did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than
anything / could take. / can now
eat anything and have a new lease
On life." Only 30 cents at e. II. Will
liams Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-10-31
Il Happened in a Druq Store.

"0ne day last winter a lady came
to my drug store and asked for a
brand of cough medicine that | did
not have In stock" says Mr.. C.. X.
Grandon, the popular druggist oil
Ontario, n. Y. "She was disappolnt-
ed, and wanted to know what cough
preparation | could recommend. !
said to her that | could freely recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Cure and
that she could take "A bottle Of the
remedy, and after giving 1t "a fair
rial, II she did not find 1t worth the
money, to bring back the bottle and
I would refund the price paid. In the
course OF a day ortwo the lady came
back In company with a friend In
need Of acough medicine and advised
her to buy a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough remedy. | consider that a
very good recommendation for the
remedy The remedy owes Its great
popularity and extensive sale, In a
great measure, TO the personal recon-
meDdations Of people who have been
cured by its use. For sale by all
druggists.