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The age-herald., 1900-07-01
A CARD.

For nervousand sick headaches, indiges- ton. biliousness and constipation (of which have been a great sufferer) have never found a medicine that would give such pleasant, prompt and permanent re- lief as Dr. H. Mosleys Lemon Elixir
 J. P. SAWTELL, Griffin, Ga,
 Publisher Morning Call
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
DADWA IN PILLS

are purely vegetable, mild and reliable. Cause perfect digestion, complete absorp- ton and healthful regula-ty.
 For the Cure of All Disor 2ers of the Stomach, Bowels, Kid. neys, Bladder, Nervous Dis. eases, Piles.
 SICK HEADACHE and ALL DISORDERS OF THE LIVER -ssrses z5 cents per box. Sold by all drug gists. or sent by mail on receipt of price. RADWAY 6 CO, 55 Elm St., New York
 Ra apyA to get 'Radway's" -}
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
Had His Suspicion
m the Washington Star.

From the Washington Star.
 Do you believe in the theory of rein carnation?" asked the mystical friend.
 Well" answered Mr. Sirius Barker dys- peptically, 'I don't suppose there is any way of getting positive proof. But I will say that I've got neighbors who remind me of Herod and Caligula, and Nero and Henry VIII. and Judge Jeffreys and lot more of those old timers"
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
MOZIey'S Lemon Elixir.

Cured my husband. who was afflicted for years with large ulcers on his leg, and was cured after using two bottles; and cured a friend whom the doctors had given up to die, who had suffered for years with in- digestion and nervous prostration.
 a MRS. E. A. BEVILLE, Woodstock, Ala.
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
Gratitude.

Dr. H. Mozley-Dear Sir: Since using your Lemon Elixir I have never had an- other attack of those fearful sick head aches, and thank God that I have at last found a medicine that will cure those aw- full spells
 MRS. ETTA w. JONES, Parkersburg, West Virginia.
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
Happy Sick Folks

From Town Topics.
 Hicks (reading)-There are many people that suffer from dyspepsia for years with out knowing it.
 Hicks Ca dyspeptic)-How envy them
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
Wedd n. Fees

Experiences of ministers are varied re- garding the wedding fee. Sometimes this reward for services rendered takes strange forms. Sometimes it is unexpectedly large and again it is dsappointedly small when the minister is led to suppose that 1t will be large, says Lippincotts Magazine. This was the case with a minister living in the suburbs of Boston, who married young couple at his home one evening not long ago. The couple arrived at the parsonage without any Arrangement regarding their coming. The minister was at home and in few minutes they were made man and wife.
 Then the bridegroom handed the minis ter large white envelope, its contents bulging in a way suggestive of possible and even probable bank bills. Hastily tear ing open the envelope, the minister drew forth a sheet of paper folded many times on which was written: Many thanks for your kind efforts in behalf and may we meet above"
 At another time this minister married a young couple at the home of the bride. The wedding was pretentious affair, with a supper served by a caterer and a general indication of prosperity that led the minis ter to hope for something handsome in the way of fee. Just before his departure the bridegroom took him aside into a little hall way and said:
 Sorry, parson, that I'm not fixed so that I can do the regular thing by you, but this marrying business is mighty eXpen- sive, and-er-er-Say, would it be conven- tent for you to loan me five until a week from Saturday night, when I will come around and pay it sure pop"
The age-herald., 1900-07-01
eM0zIey'S Lemon Elixir.

suffered with indigestion and dysentery for two long years. heard of Lemon Elk ir; got it; taken seven bottles and am now a well man. HARRY ADAMS
 No 1734 First Avenue Birmingham, Ala.
The age-herald., 1900-07-01

For quick and good repairs on any kind of machinery, phone 21O. John D. Lykes.
The age-herald., 1900-07-01

Chicken every day at the Albert with 15 and 25 cent meals.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
"BARk|S IS W|IL|N'
w1sHaFsHsg
mr. Bryan Finally Decides to
Accept tha RanHaH GitH
Nomination
paHau
NOTIFIES HIS N0TlFIE Frs
m 4HaT1
Synopsis NJ Np LETTER ~ Appppls
mm NJ Hon WllIlnM
~ Bvynh

GhinneN .hopL I1m~Thn letter on
Hon w ~ bvkan NnnnpljnH lhn dam
Olpnti1 nomination nW president WIN
given Ont l0day md ~ M fnliOWH
VIZ Alnplp OUt WIN ilp vNDpWAl M
lhG aiHlgMant MndN IN 1890 lhnt "
Alnglad In VIII H0pyn bul one term
ald lhhD Apgpt nlhN plNlfOrm ndOptnd
M NanaOA CIV commands my NOvdlnl
md unqualified approval " ngnvs
AE0Onrly m1nts I'M iFHnnH now before
The, GollnlVE md AIAlnp NlnArlg md
without ambiguity lh0 nplE'H position
M nVHVg lnnpliOn nUlbtdnpA1, AdDDts
MI Wy n convention which nApnmbln1
oh lhA nlniynphnpg M thn WHuinH NJ
llm Dnelhmtim ~ Independence, "
WanthaH M lhN mndOL NdAUNud0D0n
md mlpiOllHm which NllnpnAlppiynd
those wlM M FhtladnlpIiW W I31h
promulgated lhN Hynn1 NJ lhn Hnpgbllol
Having w my nOltOnnlim sDNAph dipa
0ufAnd somewhat M lmnRlh lhn pApAg
mount tAunHnimlWplnliAWwMnd added
soma ObenrynitMpH 0u mIlitnplAm 0lpl
ll0 HOW WIN, W N HlininDf M lhiB
y 'aT 'Gn = pj %y,"w \" """'"'"D p'""''
M ddnplmNinp I'M DiDgloy bilt h0
WgsI hHyn HlOaO VIM jNbljfy lhN
EalinrWl policy NJ probation VIII 0nd
" dinigNH N dnfhUd N iNpiR Which on
HDinH II WHHI NJ hAnnl M n|knlhlIull
Toll from tln AiliHnnh Tlp dnmpDmUn
IpFiV WnkAH M Wgv hlVU hWpnHIlH NO.
0nipnd WnnlfIb MllllW d00A " enpk w
|aDhnrfnHH n|0plUtNiinuh nDgpghd IN
lfRilinlaiH Mhilnhh hUt " docs WOlaHl
HHliiHl A0flayHliWH hDiarinH WllINa
Md ATTEMPTING M nApnBn npniUl M
I'm Observation-Disclosures NJ government
A corporation IN iOt OfaFliNqd nm M
HfiHHl JprlDAnA hnd should Nv NGlur
lVliAd IN M1nhM llMpN IN lhA bURiunAH
dAAnlihAd. w Nv nlnriW, honest Apps
my0li0nsinRaHA1 nm h0pnaf busiNnte
VIII nnd " M 0lhV lgnlluEn ~ nil
M llA enactment M aHNh lnntslaiiMU ~
WIZ protect ltum fWm NM npdpg
served AdlHm which VIII Nv MovHht
m 0lnW nv Ul0ah. n0rp0Wll1W WHEN
hntAF No IqliiHHl RfflWtu
m ellHW M hpgsi HIlM RlulruW
faitHnHfns ihA dfilHlH nnUfalnid IN lIf
lhiAaEa. RlRtfqm M m .fgnYlNp
nuHnAfHl RktfhW MHdN NV ltln AHhrlF
iHn papHla M tlemHalgpH Wa pnrg
VlAh M mon N fkelHm N m fNslnfA Nnd
MginfaiH d WWptalW lpgal NJ Wiqft,
and IN mdV tlWf ihqfA mag NJ M M
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
N0nasi Nrnuk AtnphWak,

Concerning lVnnk klnplnCk tho Gyr
pllst who WINS hndly hurt recently m
old timer hnA this 10 shy ~ remember
distinctly when ktMhlGk first oRnp 10
Now York " WnH In lAlIir and no wnR
on hls uIpnVal lN entered IN n Mn dnE
moe IN MMIlAOn R0unm UnldVn ana
borrowed WHO 10 Not something 10 ont
AFTER riding vi hours ln WINS roVCNd 10
no ~ eInOn When hn WNH WNkonNd,
hla knooa vera doubled ND undnr IlH
chin, ana WIS with dlll0nlW TINT
they WNrn RImlpllonod on W. won
soma money In tho short dlstnnm l0nNN
IN thu NNp0onr and with tllln nnn MAO
mora llnl 10 borrowed IRON, lfrnn Vnn
Rl0IOn lp wont To Town 10 mn IlIH y0lkA
Two NClIA Inter llo Nnnpnlm0 IN lhlln
nelphlN won n Inonr ma llN llpht INNS
hu dl1 nftopWnrd WIS IA peel or n VINO
Dill and hand II 10 van flNlNnl lIN WINS
honest 10 tho o0INr WINS old 'RlnV and
hO N tho onlN man except NNlsOn who
over fairly and aOunpolR hpAt Jimmy
MI0hnn|N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

no did not attempt To dn and although
no mld hia reapeels 10 the Rough
Rider hiA pemNFkA could NOT be aOnS
alpNaa M beinN IN alapeRpeetfnl terms,
lln took 0neAaiWn w WltlniSa tho
apOaph W General Curtis NNll1 whom
no alylnA Aa nthe sheep man
aAlMl0p Allen apWkN IW Two hours
and IN That time In covered lerritOpy
Nll# tho way from W, j, BpNM down 10
thN ipNata, linking IN Tho Onban and
Philippine wApa, The postal alpNla aud
tho Porto NipAn bill, lie VIVA Qnite
Frequently ApplnNlNa by tho dnm0'
omtlp lopnl lNNdppA who Hot up Tho
mpoinH Nha apepnh WINS a good
effort from n popNlslIle Htandpolna
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

GOptAiDly nv 10 Tho mothOl Or poalDps
Inv b%innINllismL tho speoinn leolnps
nllon w tnyM NJ tynn hDd unlimited
oOlnnE0 III lho existing mtiO Of 10 ~ /,
independent NJ Ihn npliOD w other nas
lions, N vnpnnl0d, WlNlhW lhn apna
Aln, nDw hostile 10 blm0lAlllamI oMD ha
DhanHnd during ibis nnmpnjHn Op thn
0amDDiHn ~ 1909 en- only bo deInpR
mlnnn nflAp Tho yOlns mo nDnntA1, bnt
neither Tho present nor Tho future po'
llionl, 0Dndillmt hAve prevented OD
should prevent, lln announcement W
I'm DnpIyB position npDD ibis subject
VI nDn0DlyODnl lnpman
Th0 p1mnlDdW NJ lhA latter dis
GnHenb tho other plhnAb NJ lhn plnls
form, nOnal11pnbln stress being hid
npOn llln d0mnDd tOp u department NJ
lAbDpj no lnbW question Hennpnlly
VI tnyOp ~ Nd mGOmn Inn, which hD
pnya Wna inadvertently omitted from
ItlD platforms n|nOOnDg1s foreign nh
llan0es NM nmpllnAlypH tln MODpOn
dDnlytln, 1eelAplnB th1 position tnkeD
Wy MOS nlny, Uni Wa 1nDnDI protect
thn nAttOD from OnIsldD nIppPnpnDn
without 0knpgising aOy0pnlpnly IN M
naHnnlt upon lhn Mormon lOptplln Mpn
w. eqnalls, applicable IN lhe %gepnblios
~ DnDlyll md South ADnpl0n nv ~
Tho pllllppinnbi GllnpHns nAtHnyApWlnb
on lhn jNpt W thN administration,
md olOsnsI ''4'hn subjpols, however,
trNntNd IN lhls lollnT Important m
Nn1h may seem w llpnll, Nd DOl ppnee
w tmpGpAtl yNly tDp sOInIiDD ~ I'm
question which Ihn plalr0m !doolApNH
Va bn I'M pnIlMOnDt ipsun IN lhlF HnDla
pnlgD NJ other gnpHlim pnD MP
ppDnnh " IN lmpOJlhpmj 10 Dthnp
0n1sllOD d1Mnnds snnll lmmndlNln GDUa
MdamiiMm When tlN dOpIpiDn ,but
I'M pnOpl1 MN ihn only aOnpon NJ pDwep
~ plndi eNnnm tpom from fVllinp nts
lank WV oan Mfoly pVop0nd 10 lhn aNI'
llnnlnnt NJ lhn Numerous questions
Wli0h involve lNh domestic md
economic Wnlrapa ~ DIV nitlWnh
hVApg lVUlg yours.
wv b. Bpynh"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
NM MrMknrA III WNMHM

WvR gpuldly, shown by ,MpB John
Downing Of DntleE pnp,l m h three years
HlpngHlN With u malignant stomach
trouble thnt pnused N dIalvosAI attnoha
tNlloq W relieve hdr until ahe tried l9leo'
lvlN Hltlepa, ,After taking, " Iw0 mOpthay
bhe wrOtel W nm now wholly cured and
nnn Nlt anything, W " Truly y grand
IOnl1 fov The whole system, M gained
IN wolEhl nld feel Mnnh stronger slnoe
nalnA W." w nldH dlHoBtlDn, cures dysr
DeebpHlnbu , ,m B|,". n,,0y "pRsslaSe, ii 4'ysS SsE
drug Store
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
Pipat Publication Rppt, IN, lONlOwutt
ALIAS SUMMONS,


N apHN, nlHYNlOI, nnphT OE IHE
y Seventh Jn0l0lNl nialylM ~ the stale or
Montana IN ana foV tho county ~ yellow"
rnS% sIsH%, asst!%hSs%"@gy. gyyg'A dssss."'
thG nhOv0rpnmed defendant,
Won Ape L0pnhk hlmM0nnH, w answer, tln
GDMlInlnla " lnla nnlioD' Ehla, Y WA
Igip.ohh' i.a ''V|ppVn,ltf iatioyyhhSSE'' Within twenty
GliIaiyn M Tho dnN w anpyi00l md gAan Of
klHIp, fnllllpn w nDnnnv 0p glHYngl lldHlllnW
VIII ~, taken Nnplllhl, R0l NV qnthllll, fDp the
rNllef dplnnndAg IN liH complaint
Vln and ngliOn brought, ,tO !Ontln \
dooIGa II dlvOia1 dlHa0lyliIp thp hOnds,0 OF
ln0tplW0lE nav nAlhllnH between lhn plhlnr
gl a 4 deotanaM,nnI | M . W. FvoAYqIa |,nt VIZ
pIainDN on tle aeIh dnk, NJ August, lhlM md
lyGg since md WI continues W Y0lngtavllK'
YtlfnllR MD without glgAa 1eaavl, ABA ahnni
e a"'! Sy4 ""yYsp llys S"1 m' NJ ssEilS inssSII ilan III"
RzSj',$s.s,. "a" s$ A 'S sS ii sS;S$'SI; S%'"s s NH '| 4; n"
"a'' u ,a'" '''1 aE, 4, WYI"WSTMsl 4SeHIIsiv1,
1i0aA, ATTORNEY NV flnlnilh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
nov rOIAOkH D,
AnMn .iOsR plnsNu u AMNVt lplnh ~
lOWRll ahnW,

AnNh sWsR PlhSpN " NiNNN IfWW WI
h0Wali shaw,
N hNR hpN0mn Il hnbit Nm0nH tho
boya 0f lbe city 10 play tricks on ono
nODthhr by mikllN nD A0nln lObhnnO III
pNndy nn1 thon having N boy ont ",
ANyniNl companions did this with
lowell shaw saturday evening, lhe
lNn, who IL \ messenger boy Tor tbe
WpAtnm Unions nh tha ennly and
thhn delivered II maHANHn ~ Tho OOts
tnHn Inn, Az Ia WINS coming out W
thn door hn foil over with symptoms 0r
pOiaON Mh Tho ANpyiees Of u phsyieinn
wopn necessary. stomach pump WIS
brought Into Nse end Tho boy WIS A00ll
MI plHht,
HONA who Apn hMnt Oh mlHehlef
should no more mpnfNl loAt their nets
bplnE them ION bnd ord, Parents
viii not permit their children 10 hN
lmpOHnd NlOn nnh lhpy VIII be lnHlla
llNn IN appealing 10 tho officers of tho
Inv,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
4 REWARD OF RgbO
IOp ,inNOeHW NJ iOhg NJ MIN supposed
10 NNta liaHn Murdered,

Wv NhNnfHIA ~ NHns W VIII ANNNhhNh
w HAVE liapn MurnDvnNl
The bonpd 0f county commissioners
W Yellowstone county have instructed
Tho county Olhrk w Offer n reward 0f
Hpb0 for lhn recovery W Tho body, ~ n
mNl, nanN unknown, supposed 10
hAyA hnoD murdered near Columbus
Oh OF nbOnI jnlE W., lNO0l Tho mlAH..
lI ,v ,,'S WD MI' M . ," npns,re VI " 'aSoI"Mt
Oh Tin bnnks Of tliN Yellowstone near
Columbus Vhn three men dlANpr
ponpod mysnpionsly pnd N II supposed
lhRt ono, who Ind ab0nI NpbO Oh hla
pnpROD, WAA murdered by Tho other
tWO ThA river WIN dragged Tor a0Va,
npnl days hfteV lhA disappearance W
IlG mon, bNt without AnGGeHa, md M
effort nlAdn 10 locate Iho other two
men, but MI III no avail
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
AlN NiuN AiLIh TAlhAl


Ff''' ftf"' Ff'@'''l Isl
FnnHlW WDliuW " Allpn M Mo-
NpHhnl nl0Wn NJ u Windy Al|npI Nv
plgnd ~ lln lllk ynslnNlnR mnNnlnH
LyOp Wallnn ldNIln whore M Ina
hnnl nluuNlpntnH M pnlln ~ NE
holnh IWglnW IN yNllnlH lnpn ullll
fNO N'nl0oh lpsI nlRli Nv nNnHpnlnl
N mnhp pn pddlneH IN mo p1npl ll0pAa
lAFl nynHluH Tln Wpm WIN nrnN1nd
ma Wplls ppnple WnW NnlnlNllnd ~
stand
w. W. NQFlpp introduced no apNplv
~ A1hglW Alln4 rlulpl y MlpllhAA
Dnl We 40 Hpl with N w lahgn NV u
drmQnTni NJ hG VIM y papgllHl Nld
Rlpd M W. " Wd hpNi lfgrllsQd
llMl NJ RDnld npHHpr laygfllW iilnsef
PplF'h tl4Rph M lhA nioFntnRt hHl lliH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
lin naVNUM WON,
~ WINS lDO MNHh Il WiIhup MUCOrMiGl
IN NINbGIn tnEnl

FT
IN NINbGIn NnH0r
A nynImllN bicycle rA0n was pnn M
Ihp bicycle pnpk sunday afternoon heH
tween VIII hlnlHtpNm nnn wilbur MICS
OopMlok for 4 purse ~ 1900, "A large
crowd was MnANnt hnd many more
would hnyN ,heon In %AttnpdNnnn Ind VI
not bNen loplhe ppnAOLtlnt the vAGo
wna pnlyONfy AdyeIbfAod 70 tnle place
III Ihn tnlp HpOYf1A, Considerable
money ohantplh nnas, N being estiu
matted that NDNNt $500 WIS put up IN
bots panHlDH nom #ph 10 woo, III, which
MoOOVmlnk WA Tho fnVOpltnl W WIS
n pretty rnoe f0p about two miles,
nFtnp which HindstVnm Ind M enHN
Victory, ,MoOWrmioh playing ont and
not nOlphlnH th0 pneel
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
sUnnlpI lintas 10 Hun,apIa ItM springs

sDnHial ltntas M unDlar'H itM spplAKHl
pho Northern Pneino railway offers
Tho peOpl0 Or Montana RpaNial round
Trip pntna 10 Huntnp'R HOt, Springs 10
nnhhlo Them ~ eDlDE Tho ilnn mlnnphl,
hob water hatllh w llnf point TllaHa
springs np0 Hltnalen Nh RpplnRdnle,
nin0iOnn mllnB 6asl Df Livingston,
ThN Alto IN u bnnnlifUl ono md Tho
mndlpiDal ppOpnpllnn Of tho WATERS npe
aQnnl 10 Hose found anywhere
A special alHhta1ny Ticket, good l0p
Dnn Trip fap0 W applnHdhlh mud fOp
tWnnIygDno m0nla, H0yoD nights lodging
md Mthlng privileges MI tho springs,
VIII In nOln ~ follows
HnmlllMn #pTi
MlbpOnlh KHbl
phllipabnrH, W.T.
MnpyAylllN WALL
Door Lodge, Nppr
p0nyy #lO
NORRIS, HlN
Winston #lD
Townsend, FlM {
lOmbapd, #Ib
HnaInl #pOl
NDpAyl lh WV
Mllnh nlIYl #pir
ulnndiynl #pT
A lIVn1Ndny Ticket, Including lnpn w
hpplllHInln mn inlllpl, MN man M, Two
nIHhtH l01HlnH nnd hnthlnH ,lWiVilhH0H
VIII M a0ld from polnIA and NJ WlAH
nnnad below
Hntlnl Mo-
tnlnnNl wln
HNNNmnn #nr
1lnalnll #hl
HidAnp, &n
HnplNnI W.
ltn1 ludHal #lnl
Hilllnas, w. 40
anlI M Northern inGinH mllWnF
gnDppnl nRnnlH M iinlla nv llfleM M
mn iglnl nHnlllh w lulHiA linlnNnl
nlahr w. FHp, W. w. An
H7aH, NJ fAnll MINI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

IHtbF WV
RhG married tho Iaall Of ktrnfrOpd In
New Yopk In December, lAnA, kIK
months later Tho enpl WaR Gut 10 DloGpa
by u lWllpOAd tpAInr
Tho GAIl Wna hlr mAIGaty'a senior
H0uGppF and WINS 10 hNvn hpen mnde \
lord In waiting when the FIRST Vacancy
occurred ia WNA bin queens Devoted
and faithful a0pVnnI friend and M
Wiser for mOnf wears, md she losnntpd
tho GOSSIP tlAt followed hIa d0nthr w
Indy Htralopd's appointment m lady
In waiting VIII demonstrate hnp mnjNR
IVA approval Of huri Iln lllNUn hnn
aavopNI lInlna VnonlVod Lady Stanford
since nor husbands donlll Tho O0nnr
iesa no Nanny 1nlVnndr TIN naplIa
youngest dnnRltNr N lady IN waiting
10 Tho queen
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
HlN IjtJuU bpUvuH IUIvuAlDUI

WDEhluRlUD RnpL l1mHnDnml M
hlbbnn pnl0rlf MI p%QpppHHtDE Mvop,
nlby NJ u~nlVaFlOnI w hN hnb pnlnWol
w kNU AOlOniM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
Inv NM hnln,

Two hundred gnd tlfty Ions o., clover
N I""@sSD 9gVTt.ssh,d'SS ~ n ""' tsn Y s'"' N4SS 'I palEI sIy,
lQI p0O hend u atQoh, honV miles south
MfH N, PIahapty, bon lss,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
m In Luuv In waiting,

lAdN RtVn V0pdr WIi0 It M enIdr VIII
bO made lN0S IN whiting 10 Queen PIm
l0VIn An soon IN opportunity nplsosr M
AR American woman ehp VIA Former
ly Mva, Samuel lolgnIO OF Now Y0pkr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
nnnnlnI NnMnn Nnnnnra nnud,

iNpd0h kpWL l1~ 1hmw w n rpWnp
Y iolNtnHFbpY thal HepWpl hqwott
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
ALlnIL N hnAnnk llnniL

DynM1nn, HppL ~ pplVm Allmpf NJ
hnkOuV VIM billed IN 4 pWrinR0 nNpl
1nuI NJ WNllNW HnRtpNdaE
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
fjja iIuUAUa UiHUyuH,

iW%aahlnplom Eppb N wv Hv0ppn,
WIZ ab,bybi AbenAlNl HnI Bp,jllI
Hpnfh DnpIlh hAhJ gHOOL
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

A coed mNng aAnaumpIlgaa R0Hld ha
gHlal md lln nNrhl plRpA npglfgrifa nH1
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

In thp United htntna Inst RnnF ono
DNaaana0r WIS Killed for Np0rF prlAhE
OpB naIVlod and one injured for every
INI,UlA GDWIad,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07
Burned TO Death.

Corocey Noses held ar irquest Friday night
g, Tipdals upon the body of Carolire Hamp'
ton, an o'a cclo.ei woman, about 10 years
old, who was burned to death yesterday
morning
The facts obtained at the inquest were that
she lived by herself 10 preference to staring
With ber relations. She had been sick for
several days, and her granddaughter looked
after Der, going to the house occasionally
She carried breakfast to the old woman In
the morning and left her before the FIRE in her
boose On going back about II O'Clock the
old woman was found dead and her clothlog
buroed Of Fer body. It,was supposed that q
coal popped out from the Ere, Or she dropped
FIRE from her pipe on her bed.
The verdict of the i,quest was that she
came to her death by beiog burnt while lying
before the fire, and that no one was response
BILE for her death.
How she was burned to death and the
house not set on Ere, was l:ttle singular
Added to the horror Of the Occurrences, dogs
bac gotten to the body and torn and devour-
ed part Of it before the Inquest vas beld
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07
SUMTER LIGHT INFANTRY.
New Officers Elected and Installed

The Sumter Light Infaptry net last Thurs
day NIGHT and completed the election of effl-
GERS. Owing to toe elect ca os Capt. Lee as
Maio- cf The Second Battalion, Second hegi-
nent, ana tie Ienoval CT L;eo,eosa's Mll:er
ard Burgess from Suulier, Is wss n:ce5:ar? 10
eject TT entirely Ee~ sei CT ctlcers
H Frank Wi;eon was elected captain; T c.
F;shoc7re, frs; :eu:e aD:. and T. S. Dosr,
second lieutenant. TIE eficera elected were
presen. and were installed at orce. Capt
Wilson 10 assuming command CT lae can-
pscy Thanked the mer be!s Of tbe cc;opsny
:o7 the bono: conferred eud assured ,aen
that although be had been out of The militia
for many years be bad never ceased to take
deep intsres. in military affairs, aod now that
be vas once again in active service be would
spare DO effort TO keep the company Up tc its
h,gh standard.
Capt. wilson was for many years an active
aod faithful member of the old Sumter Light
InJautry aod rose from tie ranks to be its
commanding officer. During his captaincy
the old company wss as prosperous acd etl-
cieut aud well drilled as it ever wss, and
when be resigned the company was at its
best. 1t vas on account of his fac record 10
the old company that Capt. Wilson was
called to the captalncy Of the company and
the choice is generally regarded as g wise one.
Lieurenants Fishburne and Dosr are well
drilled men and have thorough knowledge
of military affairs. Lieat Fishourre is a
graduate Of the Citadel, and Lieut. Doer of
Porter's Academy
The company has become firmly establish
ed and the newly elected officers will carry
on the good work of their predecessors.
There is every reason to believe that Suuier
will in the future, as in the past, have one Of
the crack military companies of ;be State.
and the people of the city should lose no
opportunity TO assist the officers and meu-
bers 10 main tsiniog the company.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07
Prophet Green INDICATED.

Referring to the publication 10 last weeks
issue, as to toe arrest OF Prophet Green, a
colored ran Of Augusta, Ga, on the charge
of writing an obscene letter to a party in
Florence, he was in the city Saturday, having
been released and the warrant dismissed after
40 investigatioa
Green called at the cfice white 10 town ana
requested the statement made that be was boru
and raised 10 the Boskin neighborhood, be.
tween Sumter and Camden, and is known to
all the people there. BE refers TO Mr B. a..
Boykin az to his character He has always
been trusted with money and business, and
has always conducted himself ia a way to
retain confidence and respect.
As to the charge for which be was arrested.
be does not know the parties at ell, and on
the investigation, the husband Of the woman
disclaimed baylug acquantance With Greco.
The letter was decided to have been forgery
of Grsen's name, and in a different hand
writing
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07

II is very sard to stand idly by aud see
our desc ones suffer while awaiting the
arrival of ,ne doctor. An Albany IN "
ds:cynao called at G7ug store there 70. g
dcc'cr to coue aod see bia child, iheo very
s:c: with c,oup. .iot finding the doctor in,
be LETT wo.d 20. bin to cone Ut once on his
re,u-n ie aiso bought bottle of Chan
oetlsia' Cough Remedy, waica te hoaed
uo@:d give some ;e!.ef uatii the dcc'oc should
arriye 10 few boats he re.usned, saying
lie ooc,o, need not ca@.ctas ;ae e2sla vas
,arca better TIE druggist, 's.r ot:o 3caolz,
says tia sz@.!y aas s.i.ce recommended
Ghsn.oe-iaia 3 copg5 ;.e:.edg . '1e.7 2aig;1-
so.s aui frieLoa anil Sc ans q coasts:.f !e-
,aaed fo- i: t,om ihat pa, e: -. coiafey
f'o- e bY 4 j. G;..sa
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-03-07
MAYoR's COURT.

Dick Fraser snd William Chatman were
before the Mayor last Saturday charged with
fighting. The evidence wes somewhat cou-
aic,ing as 70 the party most to blame, but
,ha, there bad been Ggb, wes clear The
Mayor required 6ne of s. fron each of the
deseodants.
aer,ism Graham, sac Graham, his wife,
and Louie Carson were arrested by the police
FOR disturbing the peace and fgb,iog on
Republican Stree, Sunday night. The row was
brought about oy Carson's attsh:ioas 20 Mrs.
Graham, which aroused her husbands jealous
saspicioDs.
Carson face wes arlisticaliy done cp in
corr, plaster when arraigped before the nay
or Monday morning 6ne of So each or
SIX days was imposed on Sue Graham aud
Carson, while Merriam Graham got 81 or
TWO dars