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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
SAMPSON rs INVITED TO SELMA.
Albamians Actuated by Hobson's Es-
innate of the Admiral.

Selma. Ala, October 2i-(Special)-
Lieutenant Richard +. Hobson's defense
of Admiral Sampson in his speeches made
in selma and Atlanta have softened the
feeling of Alabamans toward Admiral
Sampson. hobson arrived I'm Selma this
morning on his way TO Greenesboro, his
home and while here was authorized by
Mayor McToud 10 extend TO sampson an
invitation 10 visit this city.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
FINE CATTLE FOR FARMERS.

The state prison commission mas decid-
ed to begin the raising Of pure b.ooded
cattle on the states farm at NllleCSe-
Vile. in order to aid the farmers of Geor-
gia i'm bringing up the standard of stock
Tho innovation has been suggested by
the depart clent of agriculture, which has
been engaged during the past wear N dis
tributing a purer breed of beef and MIX
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29

or any other disagreeabie symptoms of ca
forrh."
The doctor then explains % these we
men that they may have C1tarrh Just the
same. whether they have the disagraso his
symptoms above mentioned or not Ca
taTTh Is not necessarily located n tls
head. You may have catarrh O. the lungs
or stomach or liver or Kidneys and co.
peciaLy you may have ca1arrh OF the pei
vie organs
Address the Peruna Medicine Co. Co
lUnbus. O.. for q free copy OF "H~alt1
and Beauty" written especially Cor We
men by DIR. Hartman.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
SHIRT Illness and Quick Death.

Tennule, Ca. October 2G-(Special)-
This morning Marion Veal, a prominent
farmer living six miles from here, came
10 town to see the circus. At o'clock he
was taken sick with apparent ccamp.
Efforts to relieve him We're unaVatling and
fifteen minutes later paroXysms of APP
pondicitis set in. Death ensued in half
an hour.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
HAYS SUCCEEDS HUNTINGTON.
President for the Southern Pacific IS
Selected.

New York. October .G.-Charles II.
Tweed. IL the Southern Pacific railroad
stated this afternoon that Charles NJ.
HAYS had been selected Tor the presidency
OF the company. lie said that Mr.. Hays
would assume the new Office about Jam
uary 1st and that he would have his
HEADQUARTERS i'm san Francisco. Mr.
Twgsd added that the other officers of
the Southern Pacific would probably re
tain their present positions.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
FIGHTING THE COFFIN TRUST
Indictment IS Returned Against
FnneraI Directors of louisville.

Iouis1ilie. Ky, Octoher z-.-An ihuIC1-
ment charging conspiracy was returned
today 10y the grand jury against the mem
bers OF the local Funeral Directors Asso-
citation. The Indictment is the iirst IN
tbfs county under the antitrust law. II
aIoceS that the underwriters who are
named have combined for the purpose OF
regulating and fixing prices.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
MCKINLEY OFF FOR CANTON.
President Will Remain in Ohio Until
Election Is over.

Washington. october 22.-lreslaeht anu
Mrs Mckinney left the city At 7:i5 o'clock
t,ni,ht via the Pennsylvania railroad,
for Canton. O.. where they VIII remain
until Mr. Mckinley casts his vote IN
November oh. when they Will return ~
washington. They Will reach CAt'ol
about 10 O'Clock in the morning.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29

They take possession OF the body, and
are Lords OF Misrule.
They are attended by pimples, boils, the
itching letter, salt rheum. ana other Gu
taneous eruptions; by feelings OF weakness,
languor, general debility and what not.
They cause more suffering than anything
else.
Health, Strength, Peace and Pleasure
require their expulsion, and this Is posi-
lively effected, according to thousands OF
grateful testimQnials, by
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
ECZEMA. NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist viii refund your money If
PAZO oINTMENT fails TO cure Ring
worm. Tetter Ola Ulcers ana Sores, Pim-
pies ana Blackh ads on the face, and all
skin diseases. 80 cents.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
SUICIDE FOLLOWS A MARRIAGE
Hurstberg Married at Night and Sui
cided Next Morning.

Kansas City. No. october 26.-Gustave
Hurstberg. a packing house employee.
was married last night To Miss Ira g. A.
Schneider. and today he committed sui
eide No letter or writing 10 explain why
h. killed himself was found. lie was
thrifty and Industrious and bore good
reputation
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
Plain Facts for Men.

Ny new 6i-page book contains informa-
ton OF value 90 every man. sent free IN
rsIain scaled envelope. Address. J. New
ION Hathaway. MD, 2-is T.. Broad ST,
Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
MISS CLARA BARTON is ILL.
Red Cross President, However, Not
in Dangerous Condition.

Galveston, Tex. October 24.-Miss Clara
Barton. president Of the Red Cross So
ciety. who has been In Galveston fer tho
past six weeks directing the work of the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29

ViOLETS-Fine healthy plants
l5c doz. Mrs. Il. Lewis, Box ass Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29

- - nagsa eacnd Tifsgucr Is biz cured n 10
# EEEn% e5 $40 20 dlTa Nopsty si.l -arsda
/ 81 ~ 1919 f,ss Write Dr.. 3. L. SfEFd-He 99.,
-. b .-y Sc 81 iscgi. fFA. Lebanon ONO.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29
nwr Fz3FTTuNss CuR-cs es-2ss FEsz-a-
a3EA51 ID : 8 ssEasa r-.E.E N4s.slssaiEzizzU Il

- T~r-Frs@es FPAnEI-IN IT. HOUGH, wash
~ go s8ington; j. T. no attorney s Zee IN
Ill Iltent Is obtsiued Write Gor Inventors Guide.
WANTED AGENTS IN every county to eel
Family 1Icm0rlals,'' good protEs and ste2ly
work. Address Campbell s. Coz 900 FlcTn 5L'
Eirln. III
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-29

which radically and permanently drives
them out ard builds up the whole system.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Dotha and DsWst Have Thus
Far Eluded the Grasp OF
His L0rdAhlp,
BADEN POWELL BEslEoEp
Here or Matching Ia This Time
penned UP by Delarsy In
RustenDArn.
Dig Battle u Expected and n
Beaten Kruger VIII Leave
for Europe,

LONDON, July no, VIVA Operations In
eouth Africa have again arrived ~ \
ssrt Of stKndattll, Ppetopi. kilograms
ann0nnos THAI Lord Roberts hAH 70.
turned there with hlH STAFF, apparently
Andin1 N useless 10 spend hts energies
against . constantly refreshing f0e,
c~0RmkndAIt General B0thA, with
several Thousand iioers, like General
ChTiaNiAn Dewst, hrs thNa fur sludsd
Aord Roberts grasp
General DelArey IA besisHinE General
DAdensp Powell At NustenburE In Wsst.
orr %TFansvMKl, The velisf force ssRt 10
General BADEN eweli's assistance, Nm
der Colonel Hickman, proved boz weak
W be efFeetive and wAs obliged ~ fill
back on Pretoria,
Tho operations hAvs bssH hAMpsrsd
with bAd wealhss, thxndsratorMH and
6elnses Of rain, accompanied by intense
cold, Lieutenant MAofMvsR and thrse
H~iehlanders have died Of exposure, M
well M many horsaS and OAttle,
A Dispatch 10 The Daily Telegraph
from E%0nrense Marques says that
President Kruger N now NJ Waterfall
snder, Ito adds that Il big flvht Ii en-
psoted and that, II ths BOeps Ape beAtsn,
President. Kruger will tPek through
Swaziland 10 DelAHOA lAAy and take Il
steamer tor Europe,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
rELEaRApAle BREvIrlEs.

Hlollnpd ID, YelIand, the distinguished
landscape artist, N dad from pneuI
mOnla ~ Oakland, 0Al,
The rainfall In uusepAt, India, II
good, and general prospects have Hpently
improved, Tho crop already s0wn VIII
be saved
Commissioner OF Patents Charles II,
DUEL eOnl0Mplnles reslHnlnA nj III enply
day 70 devote hIs entire time 10 private
business
The IAbellp.JeIYepaon furnace, III
bteubenyllle, o., which has boen 0pepl
Atad under LEASE by lle National Hloel
company, has been closed down tor Nh
Indefinite period,
Prices Oh OOpned and pOast b0ef have
advanced from 4l,pb 10 4l,bO Dor dOAun
for ono pound oGna, This Ia Clio largest
advance ever mAde by OhlOAAO nnd
Western packers At one jump
~ IN now denied tlnt Geronimo, tho
famous Apaohe chief, has gone alWA
mad nv was pgOently reported, lie IN
not imprisoned, but IA living With hiS
sQuAW Oh Tho FOpt Alll reservation,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31

ORCHARD AND 6ARDE N.
TllN Aunlan llAn 4 pllh FOIL

The apples HE 4 piot sOll,
A feeDle young lpee rapely amounts
IN Muulli
Never ,apply mapups AGAINST Tho
l0OlA In planting
Drafts from bpAplnA ,tpaes viii eOlle
into fFult earlier Than tpees fp0m s6edi
MulQlinH dOps MOI create moisture,
ent aids 70 retain thai which IN already
IN tlV sOlL
Win MAnhepvles IN Ordap IN have
good ana abundant fruit the plants
must not b crowded
Ouln0us require yearly mpUnIna All
weak Or dead w00d MnAl Nv ent 0nf
and t0O forward sheets haAdGd baGkI
When lppeH Npa overloaded With fFNlil
wv OumLAp NJ hlshGlA IN H0t HFeRtap
tlAn nflW hAIf hAA b0an lhlnnNd md
TIN remainder ap0wn W double aise
one advantage Win plaDW M alde
shoots 0n n trae N ihAf lhGE hhnde fla
tpunk WIN tbeIr lnnvGs, preventing. IN
\ measure Tho injury n0m n Aealdlns
hOl NUN
Altar tle summer Gp0Ia IN the sRF
den have matnpNd II VIII he belteF IN
elGnn wv and heH1 IN fufnins nv pEf
FnlhGT lhNH M nll1W llG EAFdHH W
sf0w M IN wpads M IAinla HepHhllAl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
agz;IEZlgtEA.
PERSONALITIES,

Lord Kitchener IN Il RppaMNsOn o
hiAh IpApea Anl hobbs tho nllipp ~ lls
,plrl AphlO MAAlnr ~ llAypl ana Vi,
hNilnni
AIr Henry N, finnloy Inns announce,
lllni WIN thn expiration OF hls ppnapn
term III lnp house OR 0OMMDns hp vii
InlIrn from mlltlpA
Hspn J Warmer Of thlongo, class 81
Wl hAs Addna NpD0DO 10 his ppevION,
ulft Of HbD,DW fOp \ aplnnoa hill fOl
MlddlnDNy tVt) college
Professor VAMDpY, tho celebrated
authority Oh oriental subjects, hAa rhl
poivpu M Invitation From tho sultan 10
pny \ WISH 10 uOnalAntlnOplN,
Lord h%OsubnpN, who WAa for 40 lOna
n tlMa regarded IN Tho nb0gO ~ thu
pDlltl0Al world, hns now ONlspOWn that
distinction, for hp completed hin llftyr
mira ynAv recently
FPad n, Howe VI jacksonville, Illsu
thn new chairman on Tho Illinois Har
publican staie committees n \ Vermont
man by Dlpth ana WIS educated nj Will
llnMs college,, Ito hAs lived In Illinois
AlDla he WINS IN FnAps OLD
Two OklAnopniAplas N mo Interior
anu TIM Dpespnt secretary Wepe tOgeIh1
Ny In washington ppp0ntlE, and MI Of
them npn from MI louis Thay vera
General John W. Noble, David IL Fpanr
0ls hnd l9lbAD A. Hlloh0OekI
Captain i, ~ eOHhlnn, ono on tho hpr
pOnH ~ lhp Spanish WAp, hRs Doen In
command " lhD Puget sound naval
station, but hnA now bnpn given leave
" absence DOoANae " III health, He
VIII bp succeeded by captnln Dyer Of
Tho boston navy yard
Former United states Senator James
W. bradbury W ANAnalA, Mon GnlaI
hIA nlnnIyEolHhtll birthday pa'
gently receiving many 0Alleps and mGss
hnHaH from MI over tho United States
llp pnlnlDa hlH faculties 10 Il pemaPkan
degree anu hepps VI hls Interest In
current events
Herr kAll Neufpld, Tho mahdI's old
prisoner, Intends, II IN AAld, 10 return 10
Aunnn shortly No Ina been Oh
tnHoh there IN h0ad manager OF n large
IHVIUTFl WUU WTHl NpHIeIWI- lib HFUWU
ID d@nhAhlop, llA sister and HpW Won
Nnlynar who WIS formerly hls moth
DnIllW, VIII accompany him.
Al Tho ltnllnn elections lhppe VIII DO
'Olnn alVAnRp parliamentary 1aDdldaI
M%napnAnl, tho 0Omp0a0l. N aOlllH
ID Fnn Nv I,eHnpO ana thinks he VIII bp
Ito Intends 10 Join D'AnnNm
'lO III forming u gp0nD OF NlnlnlI0NtH
In tho legislature Al RGpNO II IA
proposed 10 put Up f9phnele NOVGlll tho
|0lOr
Professor slogan RpatOlf VntTalskE
nntlve ~ Bulgaria A graduate 0f
inpvnph and \ writer and lecturer, hAH
llp blNdlos IN lila country, DUt
'ofOpp a0lna home h0 IA fnpthmlDg \
lOvpMpDl Tor Inc erection OF A mOnnH
leDt over tllu grave IN Nav Lexington,
~ Of h. Al MA00ahAnI tho VIM NOlTea
iDuunnI,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
ANOTHER NEW LINE,

Msvth u nAtesa OMHiRls tnapapt NUNlu
twM Fargo 10 itaAwega rAiiA
REDWOOD FALIh, MlnNn July I'D IA
,MptN III Northwestern 0iflplAlA, pOnI
slAtlnR OF General BNpaMntpnhpnb
Richard Ashton Of Chicago, tlaOtnl
Fpsi9At Agent N, Brigham OF ehionHOl
w Id VNnNlllOn, superintendent VI
the Minnesota divtalOn with hpAdlNNps
taps 40 WlnOnN,. and several others,
pissed through hers sn pOnla from
Fargo lO UliohHn II n given OH In II
heMls9fiOlAl manner lhMt Tho North
western N surveying y line south from
Fargo towards WAhpstDH Nd connect
with tho Redwood Falls branch by way
Dt 6enf0pth, Oh tAo AAnboM blAnOl,
thia county, thus giving u through, line
" tho eNhl Win Redwood Falls, Sleepy
live and MAnkatO
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
rAE GLASS or FASHION.

Aueup gloves IN tho pApe tint " old
lace ArD Tho novelty Or th1 mOM0ntl
Very stylish gowns Arc made ~ Tho
old fashioned DODHne MIN Trimmed With
handsome embroidery mnlGllnA N In
color
UnlIDnd AllplA on mOlAlp, talfGlA sllk
ana lightweight cloths 10 W0ap with
blouse wAIalA Ape Tho ihlDa for warm
Wnnllun
UnIn0O buckles ami buttons apa ppr
ylyud AHnln Win great effect Oh aOme
Of lle new gowns made by tho snlApts
UNI dlphsilnknrA
FIOlnA n In Marie ADIOln0ttG and a In
FOnlpnnOlp nl0 very mlnl IN fnVOr hnu
quite tho lnll mark W amAptn6ss on
tho latest thin H0Wnh
Reports VI soft, full hui strings Oh
tullU embroidered III COlOpH on tho onds
come III I'M from pnpla, but Tho Am9pI
can woman hnA not adopted them yGtl
A npW edition Of tho pOlODRlaa which
IN shape IN worry much like n eAp1 worn
nv MI apron llnA appeared III PApla Th0
rounded 1lda nnlAh II ltltlG below llle
waist NJ thu Da0lij ana III some In'
alADeaa u IN covered with luolsl
Lingerie SKIRTS and blouse waists
made Of ma white lawn with lnnumGpi
able lllohH aud many WWs on vAlGnGlI
enDeA insertion ap1 one 0f Tho special
W thin Towns and ape M
tFenlely chic worn Win Il cloth Oh gold
DOlupO covered Win IAG1lH New York
Nun,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
eRePe ARE RUINED,

itsh Ml,sp valley VISITED by \ Fertile
Hall stDpMa
GRAND lfonKs, NJ d., July DO=A
terrible hAll storm passed over tod
River valley, Ave miles wide, coming
from ths wast II oeMtaPed NJ Cum.
MlNss, Tpkill oONniy, hspOptl my u
AAs AlMost ruined the crops and vsHe,
iAtlOn Of AL kinds h O0lRpletely do.
stpOyed, Many buildings wepe injured
Ald windows In every Cumming peNl.
dsn0s ware shattered, Portland and
MAyvIlls also suffered, The territory
affected Md good crops and they wspa
considered Tho bust In Tho valley, OD0
hundred square miles wsps covered by
the stAYM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Wus I'm Mtun,ag

Wlha marvellous pppe ~ Mrs, Rana i
Stout VI consumption hAa epeAta1 In
lnAaa psnllaMnnt' IN GAmMAph, Ind
writes MAFlDp STUART, u lending dlnNNlRl
81 Mqnele, lDl Ahe only WeiglaH N
pD9D1a when her dDnlnl,, In i0pkNWl
ahld sha, mus! ,aODp die, HhnD Bha baaRI
10 Asa, RE Kings New Discovery RDf
,aMsn|a,aM, poaa,aa,N,,s IN Ye'a9h and LAVA, W.,
lb0NaAhda ~ hopeless pnseA. and h
ppall lypls FnnmAldad W pNgn All ,lhInNt
Chest Ann lung diseases, bOp md SLIGO
lliAl bottles Free M ehhppla'H drup
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Al, paul UnI0H stack Yards

SOUTH HT FAULl JWIy M
HOGS Arkst opened flsW lO0 hlNhul
Anu closed steady NJ ll0 II advance hAnNl
Of priggs, WMbpbl
0ATTliBH ~ Market dull anu 0liiSbl
Smiles ranged NJ. SJlfDWiub Tor ohOlOp
butcher 0Owa anu hWlfara, Vi Tbmbl ID lOp
gh0loe lnlnher sIeprs, tIpbgB M Tor fAt
bulls NbDMibD. tor veNl calves, MI, nbM
D,7b iDr NODd 10 gliOlru HlUgkers ANA fg0ll
srsy WA yhatB,W fDp. At0ep calves
bHNNp @'dOOl fAt. shgep AMI lambs In
aalnnnu NJ nlUAdy prices
AalsA Inael. NJ u bO4ltO w for choice
hvoelplsl Cattle l1b, oAiv0s pO, sh0yp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Chlssss 0yalR and vvsvMsUM

~ HHlhAHHi sHF WI
WNkAT.zdW WAa, August Ulte,
"1SRly" '. @l.e, Ausu1 wHu,
ApplnMb her, VAlyG
nAVs gW gsel August VIM,
lDHB rlNli NJ tHN HapMmlp VI hin
WtAh aspa4h. uMl, AgHlN Wt0,
AglMIy!iag, NJ Nh Uqt6lW lIMH
POULTRY hfaHsad turkeys nMla,
ihlnvlnala N lla aprlHH GilfhnilA llE va
ngTVkHs 0teHlAerlsA ha4ive, lHiry
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
Ghloaso UaloH si0ah Yards

UWTV "T
gATILBl Market slHAdyt
HAl0a pAliAed NJ Cb vhalblf 10 tor Wood L0
prime Atsrsn, tLbOWbiO Tor poor w ma
ulnln, tMtU0AtIDb iOp stDghspi nnd fg0u,
sps, tMODNb IN Tor 0Ows and hsllevA,
~ llMhW lDp TpaAs lel sLO0pA,
H0uH@MsvAsh IOo higher bun closing
weak
sales ranged Nh M, IbMt tytt fOv mlAml
ann bulNlVrA, th lhMh W. fW H0OI
eh0lon NiWwba0 fW v6uaI h1Ayy,
(h lbla WI Inv llshtt shlNMaW ff
bulk M Aylua
ElGVrs Market atsudv w styODal
HHlnh ranged vi. vl pb6tiM fW ahasp,
eluhGBtW fNv INlnhM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
DISCOURAGE RECRUITING.


iiips fur iipbriii0Hn
00AK, July I'M, msAt tho Nationalist
demonstration held hers, John n, lted.
m0nd, leader OF tho United irish pAply
IN parliament, made Il vigorous appeal
tor funds 10 assist Tho candidates on tho
party M the forthcoming general elaou
Non, lilo publicly repndiated the slate.
aasnt that the United Irish League VIVA
epp0Aad 10 certain Irish members Inpr
lRg the msetiD lMndbllls were din
tibutad dlsOouraaing thu work Of pea
eruitlns tor thu British army ana ura,
Inn thai NJ ~lenHlnDd's army WINS now
ndlsoOmfOrted" In south Africa, tha
ums WAS now ripe for All lrSh 70.
bslllOnr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
MIDDLE OCCUPIED,


General rVsn0h In Possession VI thu Hiss
saRl N0sv stronghold,
LONDON, July no, uu uenerAl French
has occupied Middlebups In Tho Trans.
wal and General pOla'G Arow, with tlls
Guards Brigade, hAs arrived NJ
nrnaspult, w miles wsst Of Middle.
bury,
Ths war Office haS received n dispatch
from Lord Roberts explaining that
only ono Train WINS eMpturad on Tho
night Of July VI between krOOpstad
And the Wal, and That " contained
supplies md 1--WE officers and 100 man
Of the Weloh fusIllers,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
ATE MARKET REPORT.
. Duluth train,

DULUTH, July no.
WHHA I'nHOAal No. | hArl vDlAo, No |
Northern ,TTlAe, No, ' Northern fbpAu, No,
glbtol 10 APPly0!aNO hard gBlso, Mo-
Northern Tflao, July Ysla0, September
T1hsp, llanaMbnp TWO
FliAk.QAsh ,iiiO, September tl,BOts,
ODtDDDp d. Nglai ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
UhIaags Nsvs Imlists Nsssyn

CHICAGO, Lnly H0, fifty h1ya living
IN HNHhtog Park snd New glty, haek
NJ the Htoe. yayAai formed mo two
gaNe1 ard played nttoxsrsn With dtaAs,
tv0Il seeQt M EtNtieth street and Went,
I'm avenue, WhsR the NHtlt WAS DveE
two boyH he'd yeeelveA knife wounds In
ahoWlAer md hlp Nn6 \ aegve nj 9thsvH
6aA hAeR hattes9M ARd MRissd AboHi
IN iss1 wl1kl alHbs'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
CANADIAN LUMBER COMBINE
vvnsi win = QAptlsi W plity Millions IL
ppWanlnl,

VuHBBG, July no, An enormous
project IL Oh foot In Ottawa and thla
Nity 10 combine ths leading numbering
interests ~ Canada, or MI least Tho chief
~ thOse that bave thelp soAt III opera,
ti0na In the upper ana lower districts III
tho Ottawa river,
The now oOn0ern will be ths largest
joint stock affair In the Dominion, TN
capital ~ 10 be tbO, 1900, 900 one OF the
main objects Will be W regulate The
market and prevent n 0ysFsupDly Of
lumber being taken Out In any one
ssAh0l, In other words, N will psgll.
lMta the supply 10 suit ths demand. II
In believed that II will tend also 10 ths
protection OF Canadian forests,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
What In hbjlObp

A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds
an1, HpnplMplonl Used through, the
wopld il9H nall Y century, hna cured ~
Vulnerable ngaaa q lndlplaDl n0nanmp,
llgl hnq relieved MANI, N ,ndylnefd
glaaeh II you, ape nQt sgtlHtied With the
Bllna Yb egIhn ~, Gts, and slOOr Hold by
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
HaIussd IN AooeDl Iewsls Tspmu,

LONDON, July 10, "A special dispatch
from CAPE Town sAysl Dewst hAs Of.
fsren 10 surrender na condition that lis
followers IN permitted 10 return 10
their homes unm0lestad, Lord Roberts
hAH refused anything esospt unoOndl'
ttODal surrender,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
AllAapa lial An Aapasaa,

H%UNTik0VOk, W Van July IN, HI ONe
Thousand miners In the DAvy GOAL
fields have bean granted 10 IMP usnt VI
increase Oh thelp wAHeal The mines
throughout tAs stAte APs running Nd
their fullest capacity and unable ~
hseD Nd with Opuups,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
IN yDu Nn0W

Consumption Ii ppevaDtAbleP hnpDpa
hna proven IhAt, MD also Thai neglect N
suicidal, lAa worst cold OF, e0Nah pAn
Da nNFnl With Ahll0h's Cough. Nnl Con
sumption eNpa, hQld on pbaltlye, Engr,
nRteh 10Y over, Hwy yAdra, h0ld by
UhRDpln DpNu tD, y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
sI0Ms Ulty Live stBeAi
AlOUk CITY, Jnly AO
uApVLNua AinpkuI ulonuy,

gApTLlGuaM Market ntuAdyl
,HAlva ranged vi Wbblbl yB lOp. bppveg,
tpib)W ~ TOP COWS pulls ANA mlsUnI
y,bDND lab FOR AlOokopA hnu ruodeps vJlbD
MlLby Tor Dll wa ANA ypApllnpA
.HOuAaah ApADb bMlDO hlAlur MinNy
Of prices \ OD0tb Id
h0CeI plsl Cattle BOO, hOvs $780,
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Minneapolis Whsat
MlAAMAnaLIa.

" HHIF UVl
WHNAWmIn HlOpsamNO, Northern
july. TAO, September NAM7ltAo, DeoeMl
Dor Tb}gMTDbpo On TpAOk asN6 hard
yIHeL 40 ! Northern 7blsu, Mo- \ North
orIl fjinu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-31
ON -FOUR CHARGES,

~ W. WkembDns, FDvInav DlpeOtOp M UMhnD
Pests, Arvsated,
HAVANA, Ivly NWp--ME istSs u,
NAthhohe, recently director general Oh
posts In Cubs, WIN arrested hay0 dur.
lpG thA m0vnlng 0D four charges, These
AlleHe ths unlawful drawing III 1--WE
orders fv moo sAeh, paying tls private
en3ahmEn and gardener from Tho postal
funds md drawing pNv diem allowance
When not entitled M do sM Nv Hath,
b0Rs Wan hsld In bonds Of epb,O00
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,.' Ihe n law \ o h9Id,s s,9l aa, mNNel An, e'%,n,.,
ssssSSSlsI,eyySsIl0 Of 'YDS ey,eV. WI,aG'fpE jSspI
e s.ns, I p,as, yoVpp, lIia 70 Mahe 4 ltt!,o
Dawll1a u lla 9nlE. genuine and orlg,
e,HR b, f9 gpJ Pile, l aa|d al l sl!n aIaeAseai, i s a
Rs19SSe s0RR LannS"E|a, eDt v H,yes you Dew't''s
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H4W IN yDUy WiIpy

,HAh ahe logt heF beauty, u, eol oonr
allpnlloA lndlAeah0H aleR leAnaohe AVa
Y Pt"'a' Xxx, pp SsY1 fS"s'4e 1sf ese 'GsH'u .. S s%Sl
|. Ma PgI I, va, v w. \. a, and lh ~ etls, ,Mo,nny
Ee \ bs aRn sseE'' bv@@.W ~" d Re' satisfactory
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!. lY MlNMp
tDp M hltM IN Recommend Patent
MMNlninAAp

If0r M BhltW w Recommend Patent
MmhiRinNAp
prom AylvaN yAllpy kpwH, No,
~ my be \ question Whathap the
aallDF 81 u newspaper hRa Tho rIHht 10
pnDllelR recommend my ~ ,thG various
proprietary medicines when Hood the
MApket. WI, IN n, preventative " suffer,
iYY|gn HhamhRRs nMsa, oo(N. p6a ny9,e'Ea od sna
nnd laad thls medicine ID orr iAmIIy, iioI
twenty seqva and have always f0nH1, u
vallAblai IN many .0Asea u dose Of This
I1Mpdb would, ghve, bDNpA ~ suffering
while . physician IL ,RWRited,, W. IA
mob Dallnye, IN depending implicitly IN
bs@|ey@s es1 |"I '9soln',e q " 1hSS"MSupMsl Ne q
Dllrplme Kennedy Wnpe, kapt on hRDd
a aInYa dNGaM ml , .N,V1 A We aaGepllve , q AZ
Apd IN many ,GnHAa thH presence ~ \
physician would not be IaQpirNd, Az
letHl lhls hNh baen 0up experience, dVpE
!lA we plal twenty yAAVRl FN sale Ny
0hnppIn DpnH GO,