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The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
THE LOVE OF MYSTERY.

Here in whisper let me make
A very strange confession.
praised erstwnile for fnshion's sake
A poets weird expression.
said great lights illumed his rhyme
That genius must have tanned Il;
And-here's the secret--all the time
didn't understand 1t.
And mid an operatic shrek,
The vocal din l Landed.
ia paid my pay OF half a week,
We all sat and applauded.
For taste, to which we all pretend,
Seemed truly to demand It.
But from the beginning 10 the end
didn't understand it.
And yet | turn from finer things
The flowers that bloom so sweetly;
The wandering bird, who only sings
70 charm, and charms completely.
These neglect. Ny whole applause,
Aud roundly expand 1t,
This human babbling claims; because
do not understand It.
Washington Star.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

A New Yorker who had been called
TO serve as a juror in the Supreme
Court was discharged by his employ
ers on that account the other day.
The matter was brought to the atten-
ton of the Court, and the employers,
greatly to their surprise, were in.
formed that they had violated the law
in dismissing the juror. They have
taken the man back.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

Writing from his peaceful retreat at
Princeton, former President Cleveland
reviews the advantages OF a college
education in the struggle of fife and
refutes the argument OF the self.made
man who accepts his own success as
proof that such education is needless.
While perseverance, industry and
thrift that carried such a man through
are indispensable, MIR. Cleveland con-
tends that the world has moved and
conditions have changed, and these
qualities must now be supplemented
with the best attainable education.
In line with President Low, Of Co.
lumbia, and the new President of
Yale, the former President Of the
United States takes occasion inciden-
tally to warn the student against the
danger Of losing sympathetic touch
with the great outside world for a
nobler life in which his college train
ing would equip him. Mr.. Cleveland
contends that training Of the mental
powers paves the way 10 success in
every occupation, "and that, there
fore. a college education will pay"
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
Ia SONG oF rHE uNKNowM Heroes.

Let me sing a song for the hero
Who weary, wasted, wan
with disease and the world against him
Toiled hopefully. bravely on
Who, robbed OF earth's choicest pleasures-
Could smile as he wrought away,
Aud lies with the unnamed millions
Awaiting the Judgment Day.
Let me slug the song OF the heroes
Who died unknown, unnamed,
Aud my song shall be OF the bravest
That d cath aud the grave e'er clalmedl
And my song shall live the longest
OF all tho songs e'er sung,
And still be the song OF heroes
When the last sad knell is rungl
$. E. Kiser.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

Let me sing song for the hero
Who fell unnamed, unknown
The common soldier lying
Beneath no costly stone
Who fought where the foe was strongest
And, after the day was done,
Was merely among the "missing
Nine hundred and sixty-one."
Let me sing a song for the hero
Who knelt at the rail to pray
While the boats with the weeping women
And children we're rowed away
Who, being man and gifted
With the strength god gives to men,
Was one OF the "hundred sailors"
Who will ne'er tread decks again.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
An Hlstorlo Remark.

"Now, boys" said the teacher to
the juvenile class in history, "who
can tell me what General Washington
said to his Lieutenant while crossing
the Delaware amid the floating ice?"
81 can," replied a youngster at the
foot of the class. "Well, Tommy,
what did he say?" queried the teacher.
'He said, How'd you like TO be the
fce-man?'" replied the incorrigible
Tommy. Trained Brotherhood.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
PITH ANo POINT.

Billy-"Can you always meet your
expenses on timer" ''No; my ex.
penses always meet me on time. -
Chicago Record.
Blobbs-" "The hand that rocks the
cradle is the hand that rules the
world" Slobbs-"You can't make
Henpeckke believe that. He does
the rocking at their house"
He-"When Miss Willing married
old Gotrox she gave her age as twen-
ty-fye. L imagined she was much
older than that" She-"Oh, l sup
pose she allowed one-third off for
cash.
The Patient-"Doctor, what's in
this prescription?' The Doctor
(haughtily)-"That's not for you to
know, sir" Gan right. When you
send me bill, make it out the same
way. Life.
McJigger-"That's q funny thing"
Thiugumbob-"What is?" McJigger
--"Aliss Passey was au old maid be-
fore she married, and now that her
husband is dead, she has become a
young widow"
Mayme (disconsolatelyl -"My in
crease in salary hasn't done me bit
of good" Marie-"Dear me. Why
hasn't it?" Mayme more disconso-
lately)-"It has just made my wants
increase. Life.
Bingo-"I think, after all, I shall
90 to Europe with my family"
Twickenham-"I thought you couldn't
afford it?" "Well, it's cheaper for me
to go with them than to let them go
alone. THE Smart Set.
"I thought that girl was in love
with me, so felt kind o'forced to pro-
pose" "Well?" "She declined me,
saying she had only been unusally
friendly because I was so pathetically
ugly."-Indianapolis Journal.
This life of ours is one far-spreadlng veldt,
Der which We ever trek. Wise they who've
feldt
That be who hopes to mount the highest
kople
Must trek and trek and trek aud never
stopie.
Philadelphia North American.
"DIiss Peechis," stammered the
bashful young man at the other end
ofthe sofa, "would you--er--consider
me bold if was to-er-throw a kiss
to you?" "Bold?" quoth she. "Td
consider it the quintessence OF lazi-
ness. philadelphia Press.
Bert -"I don't see any use in this
geography lesson" Mattie-"Why,
you goosey, it's of the greatest use.
1t tells you where to go when you
can't get there, and describes the
country aud all that. If we had no
geography we'd get lost all over the
world. "
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

DAM DECK
er's tea table
was unusually
full. Att were
Mr.. and Mrs.
Deck er; their
daughter Mol
ly;Cullen Ber-
ry, the hired
man; Stanley
Carson, t b e
city boarder,
and Jack KEN
Bile, also from
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
Reed,a RepIpe For a Euiogy.

A Congressman tells the story that,
being Selected to deliver a eulogy on
a deceased colleague whom he had not
known, he consulted Mr.. Reed, then
the speaker, upon what to say. "Say
anything except the TRUTH" was the
reply; cts customary. y."-Argonaut.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

Sixteen murders during the past
year were caused directly or indirect.
ly by cigarette smoking, Grimes
without number have sprung from the
practice.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

According to the School Review,
only 41.51 per cent. of the pupils in
American high schools are boys.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

The failure Of the big New York
cotton firm shows that one may
corner" the earth and yet not ownit.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
wonderful Starlight.

The air ia 80 clear in zululand
that objects seven miles away can be
distinctly seen ay starlight.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
THE SUBURBAN CITt.

~ II DO - u hBAN Vi l.
ZEN Is "a permanent instltu-
tiOn--a fixture at the Nationai
Capital. Thousands and thou
90 nds Of people can testify to
the good work II has accom-
p1shed during the past tive
years IN the line OF suburban
Improvement. It Is the only
pswspaper In the District OF
Columbia that maintains a
punching bureau, whose duty
70 Is TO punch up the authorl-
blea and keep them awake 90
rhe needs Of the suburbs. ON
that account IL deserves ana y
receiving substantial encow'
Ngsment.
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23
4 PerIecI GuIe. PursII Ysgetab!e TabIeIs,

Speedy and permanent cure guaran.
teod or money refunded The only inter-
nal remedy known to science. Indorsea
by physicians and recommended by CRATE
full sufferers who have been cured after
having tried external remedies and surgi.
cal operations, and secured only tempo.
rary relief. We have thousands of tes.
timonials from well known people in all
parts OF the country who have been cured,
Price Sl.OO per box postpaid If you
pirect to
Ill.) jJl.l V4tiil -, r5SAa
The suburban citizen., 1900-06-23

~ ),i. Vt'r11 Jp9 '5S'a
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
QUARANTINE Otis
- N
Transport Mead. Arrives at
San Francisco With Small
pos on Beard,
FORMER Governor General OF
the Philippines In Kept on
Board tho Ship.
KILLED FIVE AMERICANS
Town OF San Miguel do Mayno,
Island OF Luzon, Rushed
by insurgents,
Captain Roberts and Two Prj-
Yates OF the Thjrty~titth
Arc Missing,

nan FfAN0tsn0, Mny d. The trans
port Monde, with General u, u, Otis Oh
bonpd, has arrived bop % days from
Manila, The Mnndo bud three oasps OF
smallpox oD hpnrd, She WINS placed IN
quarantine wleps she will mmaiD M
DdoltDlle lime, General OTIS stated 10
the quarantine officers lhnt bo wns IN
sAoslleDt hoalth nDd wished 10 lnnl DO
take u train for tbo east ~ soon ~
possible, A 1DnrtopWnstap, u stownway
md 4 soldier nPa iDraolpd with small
poA, The MonIn huB oD bonpa tbe bodies
~ Ilp soIdiow who died In bio Philip,
pines, There WIS one Joatb ou bio
way over The lmDspDpt's passenger
Nst numbers 10 anbjn aud lBJ slnepngo,
The pposoDoo ~ smnltpoS Oh tho vessel
WDlioe The time ~ toHural OTIS lppds
ing worry iDdelnito,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
LUMBER TRADE DEADLOCK.


Ane hsAheAs
DuLprI, May BL-Tbe present luin.
Der situiiion M the head Of the lalsns IL
without u parallel In the history Of this
market, A moro determined ~thraa.eor.
nered fight WA never witnessed, with
the lumber buyers Oh tho ono hind
combating the present price of lumber
and the rates for vessel transportation,
and Tho manufacturers, The buyers
want the lumber 30 BIZ hnd In this mar.
het, They arc holding bnok, however,
under tha impression that thoy onn
break the pfieos, The grentast 1nnd.
lock IN tho history of the business N on.
The owner of Lumber tonnage mean.
while ~ londlDg strength % the situn,
ton by sending ihnlr bonts for orc
tatber than accept u pnltry *g,bO Il
thousand feet for moving lumber nj.
'endy sold, This ~ Nj n thousand more
bhnD many bontH were getting two son.
sons ago, but tDon II costs more to ops.
lrnte bonts now than theD,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
N, NAMl Nnlnn hLnnh Ynrdn,

mama ,.hnhTn W. pAtA May uD
.,U0lH ', MnrAnt npnnn1 7lsMlM luwnp
BOA VIII, " ''F'''
FOrAll arndna w" ''''''
salnH ranged W VII Obat VI f0p oowa md
hpllppei tighnghr WI Tor Alnnpa tN ln1Il IA
legs bulls v 1000 " l0r nnlyuaI slWat
WV, ,nr al0pkprs AlH Ipnlnrs '
nlNlaf MApkat rnlp ~ unchanged
w ,i0lhrW Inp lnmba " ""
y aln0nlnlad MAlllap AN paIyps a0OI hoaa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
SEVERAL CARS SMASHED,
ihpae Trains Collide Oh tbn Na4snbp DDI
hDplhnpH IiDnj,

DULUTH, May 81, ~z Three trims were
mixed up ina wreck on The Duluth,
Mossabo mud Northern rond nenp kol,
soy, but luckily no one wna injured, A
loool mixed lraiD stopped Tor wnlop
when M one tpnID mn Into ~ Before
NE crews had recovered from Ihnip sur,
prise \ second orc Wnin oano along and
ornshod into tbe Ilpat one, Tllp pAAsoll,
gep aopob op Ihe mixed train md Tho
engine of Ibo llpsl orc tpniD, m well IN
= ntl1bep of Ope onps, were gDite badly
damaged,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01

vN9wes from Rg D. y, ONHlIa,. of
DIllayp liNp, ,uuroq 'kIvu pp'Wev ~
SORGHUM Which Ind, oNlanl nor upul
e%nlfeung Tor ynDpu, DovpIblp povpa Wunllld
bronx on on her bend n0l fnpo, md lhn
besl doelpvp ooNld glpn no holm BIT nov
PEI, hnpllh ~ nAnalInnLN IilnnlplO nIllpva
tbe bnpl blood purifier known Ila
thn pupvnmo lpnoly lor, eosoWN, lellpr,
Hhll Ihnlln, ulcers, hollis nDll IUD0lDu
sores, u, hIlmnlnlps ,Ihn llyeb kl1Dnsb
nDl bowels, espnlA pOlpona, balpe Jlgpu
non, hIlllln ND, thu strength, Only ~
als' ho|a ny uhnppln Drug no finnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
RUSHED THE TOWN,
snD WlHu0l In MpyDD, Island NJ iUsDD,
Aifnnhnd by IDsupgnniH

MANIA, My pL~FOn Tnopdny night
lne Insurgents pushed San Miguel do
MDyDo, province ~ BnlnonuI LuSoD,
gArplsonod by thpoo companies of tbo
Tblrly'llflb volunteer intnpVy, They
swept through lho surprised town,
phootlDR plgbt md loft, billing i've
Americans nDd wonDdiDR soy0n Dnp.
min 0bnrloB u, Roberts md 1--WE ppl'
yAtos mo missing No Filipino dnna
were discovered SIN Miguel 1O MayDO
" y few miles from Mnuilh
Wbllen bind nDdpp tho escort Of
troops o. tbo Forty siSlh Infantry was
moving from lang 10 SLING, within w
miles ~ Mnnila, " wns altRokod by
killed, "' ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
SAVES 100000 A YEAR,

All branch U0bsas ~ TIN National TDDp
Company ~ In IIOsnj,
PlfTsDuRo, May 81 All tho branch
honsas ~ tho National Tube company
IN tho country VIII bn closed Oh juno /
and the managers and employees dis,
charged, In future NIL shipments of
the products ~ the company VIII DO
made from Tho various works Ia differ.
eDt pnpts of the country,
There II u long list of these branch
honsns, Denply oyopy city Ia The oonns
wy hnylilR one ~ more 81 them Tbo
new order VIII do nway with about 800
employees md result IN n saving for tbs
combine 81 not less Than $1,000, 900 u
ynnpy
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
HEARST FOR c PLACE,
Atlanta JDnpDaI Wants lhD New YORKER
Named VI kAnBnA Uliy,

ATLANTA, On, May VI, THE Evening
journal, IN its leading editorial, paysI
nFop second place Oh tho presidential
ticket thht VIII be named at Kansas
CITY The Jonlnnl Wishes 10 present tllo
name 81 William Randolph Hearst of
New York, Mr. Hearst Ism apm Demo,
eral md bAs no strongly stamped hig in,
aiyldnnnty on bio community In whloh
he now llyos thai we believe no wopla
nh Lhe ticket, Wa think 10
o0pla carry Die slnto ~ New Yopk,n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
GREATLY lMPRE ssED,
admiral ahmed pnshp Thinks ibe UDjtel
A'nins bends lhn World

Hf"''H SNHHs WV NWlM
WAsulh0yoN, Mny " Tho Turkish
Vice admiral Ahmnd ppala, now IN thja
eonnlpy, hGs returned from i, Wall DO
ngampA' ship yards M phlladoDphln,
Vhn admiral hAs bopD mnllDg 1yinu
ylAltH simon his avpiynl ~ Nav York lD
the yAplona naval equipment works In
!lls pngt ~ tho country, lie nsppossos
himself NY Hvpnily Impressed by lbp
fRel lleH IN This ponnpy Tor building
mn glllnH ont WAr yosaals md anys
!hAt w tlls pespeet the United slOlos
PM M superior IN Tho world, " indnol
~ hns Nh nQnal Although ~ order for
4 NPnlsNp w ~ constructed IN This Nonn,
wv ,op lhn Tllphlnh government actually
IN W n short linn, The admiral m.
Itevnted hls former Hlptamnnt lhnl tI,nro
: eleolnlaly ~ dlplomplip straightforward
n hls ylHlI w thn UDitnd AlnIos,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
On lgknpN linIlIn

or Sbiloh's Consumption Cure IN lbjs
BDhrnnlnni .nAl VIZ nak Of yoN IL tD Dan
lwo,ihIrlp 81 tho contents of this bottle
fnlt9fnlly Then II y0A, nnn sny You Dpe
not bh0n0le1 return thu bottle iD yDNp
uplEAlbt, Dn1 be mDy refund The prjne
phll., pplnn 10 plH, 80 pla, md Fl,DD,
Sold by Dbnppln Drug Do
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
Seine Itjyep Mines lIose Dowu,

DULUTH, May Bh=Tho Randolph loId
mine IN Mo Seine river country has
closed down " ~ reported tho ON.
phnses o. development werD Hpphley
thnn Ind been looked for, Tho Deooa
" Also closed, whale the Alien A, and
Lucky Cons remain idle, THESE 1--WE
hnyp 1oMpletod arrangements W my III
outstanding lnipbtslneaa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
NntiDnDl I,envne,
LATE MARKET RE PORT.
Hlona ully live si00k
HiDiJI flJNN Ia Man ,

n.mu,n ,HInUa UlFf, In May M
bAlNa ranged NJ VI, lDMhlD for boeyos,
" OlM w tOF COWS, bulls and mlsnl,
t9,hDg ~ Ior st0okGpa ami IlsaanpsI $500
" Mn lOr ~yoprllnHs Ana OIL wa '
HOGS M M8pllnt M IDwnp, unnvo
" ,nplonH, W. bbul ppls, '"'''
WahnlptHI gAtllp, lUJ hogs, b,DOO,i
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
pr0lpHsOp HilpnIh Nat Dy,nu,

NEW folk, ,Mny nl,wThnrN WINS n
nln0p current bore thRf lohn Olnpln
NdnAflll who fnr Homo wopl,a hns baoD
patient IN lha lTpabyloplnn hoapIIni,
WI, apnnls Vhp plyAlNinnh aald thnt
Fl!le ~ " \ Very hI1k man Mr., ma.
NV " moi w dpnHor ~ dhpth Mna lhnt
i'll Hag0YnrK IN Innllnh l0r, wv "''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01

nsoln Inst night Win pnyorn poiDs
W ny eiotouelA goyer foll ~ bnJly -
my llln Wpeg oaWe down 70 work
Lblh noIDWR fnlt 10 Wnnk could
hhydIly, Woglh spDt " Miller N M,
iNldyg JLDR ,hloyp pD1 They snpm,
Mhp1ed ,ilnmDprlNlD'b Colin, lholam
ma DlnrpDnh llonoly, II wophal Ike
MlRln md one elpan llSnl mo vi pIHhL
W pnrltllDly w The llDnat thing nyDr
llphl fpp hlonpnh trouble nbAll mol
20 Wllhppl u ~ my bone hereafter fOp
J should not nlpn lD nn1Urn ihn elllnr
lnRa ~ l,Al DlAhi DRpln for llfly times IN
pllon, y w. Wilson, ,LlypryMnM
nOlHhllHlQwN WphhlDHlVn lDq pD Tina
remedy ~ Tor enle by NhDppln Drug DO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
JHpnHvpps Unnble IN Asy,,,

WAaWhaT0N,. MDy IT, Vh0 oonfor
N nm tln naval bin wpr0 unable 10
hpnnalla lhn differences hpIwopn Mo
wv hnNnaA IN Tho n0nInaInl ltNma 0f
FlnM plnlp and 4 government apmm
llptNpyl .napnn Nnd lAkn surveys and thn
nlTan n AnnAnllihl m" -
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
Nllnl sernnlnnn Inaurunnl..

MAkltA, May b. lieutenant JeDs
W sledJa ~ Company u, VWty,seyeDlh
vplunfnnps, commanding u Dp0nIiDg
pnpfy IN lhe sonlhom pnrt vi Albany
province, hnd seynrnl 0pRlgemoDts will
mo insnygontB IN which lYof the onomy
weve killed md III, lnoludlDg u onplnln,
were gnptnped, ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
an Vr0,D HDuvte (oouysu,

VFsKEaEn. Aim May NJ, > Douvko
hQkgel M Npw Yaph has made b donna,
m M tAln w the wnpk NJ thn Tnskoupp
lvnlAl lndnHtglal .lnatitHtN NJ TDakpHno,
Nh M n result NJ hiH rRppnt visit 6epp
NlnG VIM Montgomery rAap gobfprr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01

a., n, Hood, Justice NJ. tho ppDpn,
uIoaby, n Iaug lnNhnA We follow INp ,plnlp'
Mhnl, W opn nnfllfy thNl One MlDlllp
nnVHb nlFh VII 10 lNnl. " nlnImpl
ror My WE non.ll nd( Hol hgr bvpnlJl
nu n nlal nDue ~ relieved bMpn
l'n nlho bhpnllhl my whole fnWllyN
nole ln,mnaln,nly ma cures ,nll lhlont
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
labnnD DDAupnupp,

Many u man bDe been Insured ngaiDst
BrlAbt's Itsenae, diabetes, or other dan
sel0ns nlMaDt by u ilfty cent bottle Of
r,olay'H kidney Cure, Take M other
Holmes ~ Calhoun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
Mn GInAstann II mn IHraIyspa,

|9Ap0kl Nay W. = VhN aITpHdlNR
MIDLAND nnW nAppapf lhn. lMWpAalal
I MVAl ,liAaHf0nn N UlrAlT Apnl pll0f
EllNFH lItA nnpn Iin snlKnIn unn lhll
llpte Il MpFrlI flp FpaNN NJ eAFFeiip
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
A Life and DEATH ptsh,,

MI, w. A, Hines of Manchester, la.
wFltlDK, Df bis almost miraculous escape
from death, aayai ~"Espoanfa after
nleaalas induced sepiona lung trouble,
which ended Ia consumption had
frequent hamorrbARas and nonghnn
night nnd day All my doctors said |
mDsl. de Then began 30 iiea DR.,
Kings New Discovery which wholly
cured me, Hundreds have used ID Dn
my advice and Nil any II never fails tD
cure throat chest md lung troubles"
lliesnlap hlSe Doe and sliM, Trial bottles
free NJ CbHppla Drug 90,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
Philippine Commission NJ Hmm Nonu.

HONG KONG, May DL-Thp United
Mates %irapsport Hancock, which loft
MN VVnnnlsoo April w with BIO United
STATES Philippine commission op boarl,
hRs arrived bppe, '
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
"Afiar suffering from anyarn lyannnaio

"Afihr suffering from anyara dyspepsia
over Twelve ynArs and using mAny
remedies without permanent gnol ]
nDnlly book kodOI DyepapalA Cure, II
dld n)n 40 much good / recommend II Ia
pyer,onn,"' writes j, ~ Watkins, clerk
ma Recorder, Ghilljeoibe, Mo II lIReals
what you emf DbAppla Drug 90, =
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
yOunA MOihOpa,

GROUP IN ,thA terror NJ thousands ~
ynnnH mothers benplap In nlllbTOlk. ID
M %p40nlslhg, md frequently fntal
hehlVh'a Cough mi U%onanmptlon. unrn
lulH ll,n maggie N Nnana On prnlD hnH
never been hnown W, rpIl Tlp, woppl
nnae4 ,ralleved, ,lmmDdlDlplyl, rvInn a
p,ao no nlH' and Hl,oO Hold by Ohupplp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-01
ON TIE DIAMOND.
AMerlNAn ItnAnna,

A. nnlrnlq u CLEVELAND, u HpDoDd
GENE, nnlThlol W Cleveland, y
q, uhl'lHol hillsnH allyl p=Iwelyu
INNINGS SECOND game, Ohlongo, u Kan
wv nlIy, H. WV"
Az M%llwnvkae, 81 Minneapolis, l. Son
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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1900-05-25

A new steamer will be placed on the
run between Tampa and Sarasota in q
few days. At present the Mistletoe 10
performing that service. Captain John
Savarese, president Of the line, has do.
termined upon q larger boat. and 10
negotiating for one. The new steamer
is u side.wheeler, 1875 feet long, hand.
somcly furnished, and with three So
looms. The boat is equipped with
electric lights. aud is a fast one.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1900-05-25

The transportation committee OF the
Tampa board Of trade and n number
of business men are at work on a
proposition for q direct line OF steam
ers from Tampa to New York. There
has always been sufficient amount Of
freight for the steamers coming this
way, but there was no return cargo.
The expansion OF the naval stores bust.
ness now makes the return cargoes IN
assured thing. and the committee is
engaged in selecting the bost PROPOSE.
ton and getting ready to inaugtrats
the line. The new channel with deep
water also makes tho plan mors feast.
BILE, and 1t will be only q short time
before the steamer line will be In per.
manent operation.