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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-13
Seattle and
international
Railway.
SHORT LINE
TO ALL POINTS IN
British Columbia.
Effective February ~, 1900.

Mixed train on Everett branch leaves
Everett SHE a IN. arrives at Snohomish
$50 a m. connecting with Ne. on main
line for Seattle
Leaves snohomish 800 a. m. arrives In
Everett $40 a m.
Leaves Everett AIS ?. m. arrives at Sno-
homish 5:ie =. m.
Leaves snohomish 600 D m. or after
srrival ef No. from Seattle. arriving at
Everett SIS y. m.
Train No \. for snohomish. Arlington.
Woolisy and Vancouver leaves Seattle
s:40 a. M. Arrives Sumas $50 y. m.
Train No. leaves Sunas 1850 q IN.
Arrives Seattle +.35 .. m.
Train No. s. for Woollcy and intermedi-
ate points only. leaves Seattle go ,. m.
Arrives Wooiley $40 p. m.
Train No. s leaves Wooiiey at SIS O. m
Arrives Seattle io;+ a. m.
Train No SUNDAYS oniy) leaves
woolley T.so q. m. Arrives Seattle usW
a. IN.
N. r.. DAVE
o.. r~s - ~. A.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-13
WfORNlA fig SYRUP CO.

les,s,fass SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
.fuf ~. ny New YORK. y. Y.
kelS '~s oy all Druggists Price. soc per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-13
HIS WIFE SAVED HIM.

Ny wife's good advice saved my life" writes F.
NJ Ross Of Winfield Tenn, for had such a
had cough / could hardly breathe / steadily grew
worse under doctors treatment, but my wife urged
me 70 use Or. Kings New Discovery FOR Consunp-
ton. which completely cured me Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis La Grippe Pneumonia Asthma Hay
Fever and ali maladiss of Chest, Throat and Lungs
positively cured by this marvellous medicine see
and sl0o Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-13

r. Davis was arrested by Oficer Love-
land about midnight last night on suspi-
cion OF stealing a trunk. At the time Of
the arrest he and another man were car
rying the trunk down an alley in the Ten
derloin. The other man escaped. On let
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-13

Gen. rrs. and psss. Ass.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
Nnp lha OIlMnln nnMna,

N looks now ~ " Princeton md lha
University M Pennsylvania would ba
The only 1--WE colleges 10 Aenn rill lpNoIi
tnnma IN Vnpls Tor Tho Olympic unmna
lllnp0, pennsylvania hhH partially Ae'
lnnlnd Tho man Tor her lpnnh Tho
Princeton lOnM hnH Dnnn hHlnotnn, nnl
they VIII Anil fOp lnpIA d,np lN Cop
nall intended 10 AeDd II full tenn 10
Paris, bDt her DlnnA ware mnhp before
tln Intercollegiate WAmpH Tile poor
showing lint TIN lihn0nnH mnde lll0pn
IN we'll known, They Wnpn nlHO lhlnnli
MI by princeton III hlMlVnl nnd Alnoe
Than I'M linn M thu Paris team hNs
han practically abandoned,
Hh0 nl0k ~ Tho Ynln athletes VIII M
ahpOad, bNt lhey VIII compete under
Tho OOlOpa NJ the Now yOpk Athletic
club nnl Will nOt represent Ynln
n0Aidpa Tho college men, there VIII
doubtless ho n lapH0 number ~ HlpnA'
HlppA In tho Olympia Hnmaa Among
than VIII h0 mo hnal amateur athletes
In lilo country, Ann VIII DO no Aup.
nplAn II ll0He men take \ fair share Of
tlln hOIlnlhI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
~ " ni0uy
lDp M llliM ~ lHnDMMpDi Patent
MniiniDasY

bM M ilIlDp ~ lnnDMMpDl Patent
MniinlDasp
Prom stlvnh vOllw Novs' Nj,
ID may he i qlnsllOD whether lha
editor Df u OaWIpApnp hHB .lllh plAlll lD
publicly I|nnDlnnlhnl my III llln. VARIOUS
proprietary medicines Whlpll llDOl .lhn
nArAnl, yll ,la n, preventative ~ ,Hllfnp,
lDA WI Feel j amy lD my u good word
M ghAMberlAln's gOllp, Cholera and
DI4rphmA llAMelyr Wn hnye hDDWn
md paed hills MpllelDe Il orr fAmlIy, tGp
twenty yp4ps ann hive always fOnid, "
plInble' ID many unsea y 1lsa ~ lhls
mmpdy would, sAva hOnpa ~ suffering
Willie D pbyBlplnD IN ,Dwnllal,, ,Wn 10
DOt bnllnip III %ippnDdlng Implicitly gn
my NnIlplna nv u nllyh,, Dnl W. ~
pnlteyD lhAl II u Doltlp " ,0hlmbaplAln'p
DIAubmp Remedy Wppa, kApl IN hRnd
md lhMlDlelnpn1 nt Tho lnphpllya NJ IN
nilnoH much suffering ,mlablbe avoided
Md IN Mnny ,pnaps lhn ppnenDpe ~ y
pbynlplnn would mol ba legglvea, Al
|hnsl lhle hnh bppn Dlp hkNellenph, npps
l1,u lbn plhl twenty yhlIh pDv Hhlh Wy
UllnpVll DINE uDI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
Lsassyins In Ovais Races,

l0OkA nov IN " lpnm cycle ra0inH
and mnl0h pnONs would ha lhe hast fea.
lulnA NJ lhlA ynnp'A cycling HnnAOl, N
Inns ham proved Rlpanny lilAt those
events draw larger crowds than lllu
rnaNlap 0ynnla win lnrae fields ngnn "
I'm regular nyanIA npN spectacular Tho
nnbllO Inns lpnpnad lllnl II mAl1N pnoe N
Oflnnep productive NJ fssier riding than
Il lnin fhQnl linHllOs, Tho names III tlla
Mpn land M attraction lhAt Ii nOl 10 ha
fOnnn In no 0llsf m0nA, An Tor tHnln
rnnnA, They npe M eyan apeAler Inter,
pAll
Nav lhal Tho Apend IN NJ upNnl AMI
them mo VI MnnR y0Vk fnhl man, i1nll
Allna Inns Income n fpntuln NJ avery
plnn, lny after dng rAleA mn wan nnd
I0Hl NY haAlWnvAl hu0h vnnnA M thnAn
HlyH Ila nnhllQ AamNlhlna IN lNlh nh0Nll
Vhalr rnaNlla Aln nlwnkH uncertain No.
RNlan man uAna lila llpnn hn max
win \ Innn naNlnsl \ mister man, nnd
Wlnn fnllF mon iva IN \ alnn upH. III
tln O0ntpal llma N practically 1nllhln
Vim uncertainty
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
WINS /, Mtpan,ay

nIhn marvellous enpe III Mrs, llann j,
btDO. VI consumption has created ln.,
laNan nknllnmnDt IN uAMmApl, Ind
writes Marion HtNapl, u landing druggist
Of MpDale, IND, bhe only Weighed M
pounds when hap lDntDp IN Yorktown
aHil Aha must eOOn lln, Then aha begun
W Han, DE- Kings New Discovery And
aalnaa ~ ponnas ~ Ye'u4l ma w Aas
ihUllannIa NJ hopeless pABaA md "
positively guaranteed 10 nnpa MI ,lhlDnl,
nhnnl mil lung l~liaaAsaal D)n AMI #!l,OO
Tplnl BOTTLES Tree Nv ubnppleH drug
hIDpp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
IRELAND MADE AN ADORE %,
VnvelliDg nj tbs American WDDDMeDi ~
MfNyptla vi pAvlA,

VnvaIiDg nj tba American MDDDWsDt ~
Lafayette vi pAvIp,
pARla, Jnly h, wul0udy waaIhHr end.
ed tba Asepaisaa NJ Tho unwilling NJ lhe
statue IN lhp memory ~ tha MApgDIa 'le
lafayette, The nap0monlDA DooDrpeh ~
tha Garden of TullMrlea, Tho mOnn.
meat WIS nnyailDd by Two boys, ppppe'
senting tho aoh0Ols ~ France and Amer.
Ion, anstAye HpDnoo1ne, great grand.
son III the Marquis de lAfnyplIn, ADl
PApl Thompson, non ~ thn WoleotW ~
tAa monuments Altar \ inW words by
Panl Thompson md thp pandina ~ u
dedieatopy pom by Miss yosa, peppe'
sentlnH lbp DnnahInpa W lbn HoyDln'
lion, A%ppbblsbDp lpplnnd delivered Nh
address, md Mrs, Daniel Manning
sp0iia on lMlAynIln md lbs Daughters
III tha American Revolution,
AMbnaAnhW Porter WIS preslNenl VI
tbn days nknpalspM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
AL ri PoRTED KILLED,
OhtDass Assert kOI \ single Foreigner N
knW ALIVE w pnkinl

OhtDNss Assert Mi \ single Foreigner N
INV Allsn w pnhin
Lennon, July b,uz''NDt u single lDp'
sjpnpp Ii now aliye In pekin,n This N
Via LATEST Chinese report which Inns
reached Shanghai I4aPliev reports from
the same sources describe The conditions
~ Vim British legation IN something
NV fDh II " said llat tho rooms 0f the
lanati0n were filled with SICK and
wOnDdea, the killed lying nnbRpied In
hasps, " IN believed that many mems
begn and officials OF Ibe tHnDH II ynmeD
persisted whan the German HlApd, mali
aened by lhe murder 0f Baron Won Aet'
talsp, Iha German minister, Hat fro 10
tha building That The Foreigners NJ
the ghiHeHe capital have beeD abam
doHad 10 their horrible fate seems no
longer Open 10 doubt IN tha light Of the
message Vaealved by the Associated
PRESS from a'akH, announcing lhe de-
piHloD 0f the Admllals regarding the
h0palesaneHE 0f further attempts DO pe'
Have Pakln under lle circumstances
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
AGAINST GREAT ODDS,

Splendid WOrk M sa.m0nr's C0inMH
Daring NsGaRt IshtlnE
LONDON, dnly bl@A Tlan TsIn dis
pAlgh dat6a THenday, june WI, glveA \
few interesting details illustrating Vino
lpeMaDd0ns Odds aHAlnst which the
Americans, British and Germans under
viee Admiral Seymour lind 10 oORtend,
OtlGeps pRy high tribute 10 lha splan'
did work dORa during tho continuous
fighting under tha intenae heat Of tle
MOst trying 0limAIal The AmepllAn's
pMlfOl, June III, WIS almost eNt ON by
WOO H0kaps hut Hne9a0dad In driving
Than Olil kIlllnA 0p WOnndlnH many
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
THE SPORTING WORLD.

Al the International congress " nth
lpias, which penpnlIF moi An1 gAtn On
blbllIDDs I'D Tho Winter garden NJ Hep
I'M n PreDDbmAn named Paris ppuaplt'
pd himself, Offering 10 0DitlD all thu
strong men Ut the world
IArls IN much sipDDaep than AHier
s0D, ibn swedish Hercules, who nhlI
Mr. I'D Il bail weighing close 10 l0O
pounds Neither Sampson nor hAndnW
,AD equal lba marvellous tents Of Paris,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
REVOLVING sToRlEs,

l,aFbMnllGs FrneliRHh Up0n VpiM0HaFn.
captured Nv chinese
bOhDOk, duly br@H Revolving stories
aga Told NJ baPhapllieH ppAeti0ed upon
Japanese and European prisoners cap
taied On the WIZ, w Pekln, Though y
WAN nDl kn0WR bef0pe that Admiral
kaHm0np lori any prisoners Whe Ohls
RaAa troops marching towards Vian
FsiD, lhe Chinese INV left bahind them
TRAILS NJ pAplne, fro and bl0odr Native
women wepa mvlAhed and ehildVan
ware lnt In TWO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
AN IOWA TORNADO,
V0pnNdD DOea lDnaIlnmblA DaMnae Mar
npnnHn tlth

Tornado DOnH lDnallnrhhln DAMnAe Mar
ORANGE Nlh
BLOWN CITY, Jnly b,wA small topnndo
strnnk Orange Oily dining The day,
The pNth Ol thp Storm WnA from wnsl lD
aRaI, N took tha p0Df NJ Ihn Oily bnll
three blo1ha aAst, " moved W. ", lIlns'
bnpHop's house AlA FOOT nv itu ropnda,
zion nDi almost pomplplnly Wpanked A.,
w h0hplp and y, II Dnkpnf'a honapH.
The reef WIN lnknn Olf lho pasllnDne NJ
q, HospolA John lMnhnImoL's hDnsa
WIZ damaged considerably, Thopa apa
no pAannllloAl
South OF Sheldon, WI William Dldan.
kAnp'A farm buildings Wnpp destroyed
ana Three Ot thp children Injured,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
ao,J n, ,iayls B,uos,u0n,

A, III HNNI1InN NIVNNIW M HnnVIA NJ
Mn Paris nAlnalllnn %hnRapAla lhnl
Whpn AMERICAN anlfNrA WISH Paris lhnk.
TAXA lllnll Hnlf IlnnHIla IN A0nn Anll
mn hn hnh M 0nWnlpHln nIln hnlr Nn1
\ 0llnllfr frnIp mus NnmplnAnn \ u
hlalnylMl and lWnNllfH hlnf VINO fnIl
lHiA hnlG NllNW nnlnh nEnf M NlllnA III
linmmlawnm niI1 llf nnnllW. nhnui
n hnnNlilnl III nrrpE lnannnl vhnFn IN
Mn. N llnlN course mr. lnhll nNd \ Mn
hGln mlilHA far Wahnnnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06

Anniversary NJ tha Great naval IlHht
IlItlDKlk Celebrated,

SANTIAGO DE uunA, JNly h~Vha
celebration hppe during thp lnat 1--WE
days ~ tho anniversary NJ I'm apeal
naval battle NJ July v, laph, WIN aIlnllap
90 thai w Inat Yanpt An AMnrinAn
pnpty went 10 Tho Spanish Wpnoka IN M
excursion wv, hrpl Anlnlna md burned
fireworks Az might lhp hnanlMda
celebrated Tho event Win u special nnaa
for tho pepoae Of Tho AonlA III Admiral
Geyarn'a aailNps md marlnoA " WIS
attended by the foreign NOnanlA md
American officers Tho 0ooAAlon wins
very solemn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06

ONLY MALE VOTES COUNT,
0ssNuniiODsiiiy VI woman unnvsws snfs
taes n VaNsPse,

tsss v Reverse,
DTpuNwA, In Jnly b, THE eonstitm
tiennllly Of WOMAN A%OIfrhssges Inns suffered
\ rayppaae by u decision hnDdad down by
Judge prank w, EipbelbepRpr ~ MI III
junction aAaa recently MDDHht by eill'
saDs ef Dttpmwa against Tie ely eonD'
oh and city officials Some time na0
Andrew 0apnnRip pllaped Tin ely tbO,'
GO0 for u public library OD the provision
thai tlla Oily grant 10000 Annually fDF
lin snppDpt, AnnDrllnA ~ The alHlntn
tba women wnpo pepmiilad 10 vote Oh
tbn mDpOsitlOD 10 nonepI ~ reject tbn
Offer, by Tho wOmnDA yOle " garfield
Opponents Df Me mnlanPp began ins
Junction proceedings md Judge HlnDnl'
bnpgnp announced bis decision nv above
statnd 0n Tho ground fhnt Tho DODsiltD'
zion does not pne0Hnise nv yOters any Dnt
male a inlt nitlBena,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
70 ths Number OF A Thousand
They Make a stand IN The
legation
EXHAUSTED THE AMMUNITION
The Building Ii Finally Burned
ana All The Inmates Are
Slaughtered,
ID Reported That The DewH
aasr Empress Has Been
Poisoned,

SHANGHAI, July hHzThpee Chinese
servants OF foreigners have, N " pn'
M0red from n good s0npee, escaped from
pskin They report thai Nil foreigners,
1000 In number, including 4OO soldiers,
100 members Of tho Chinese customs
stair and q number OF women aDd ebll'
6paD held Ont Nll their ammunition WIS
exhausted IN the British legation The
legation waa finally burned and MI the
foreigners were killed,
n Ii reported Ihat kwan llsn and tha
d0Wagep empress have been poisoned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
STRUCK AN OH TANK,
Destructive Elra OANsad by lightning vi
l%nNslnbln N, III

kRW fORK, Only hlr-N HhtNlnH
stpnGk Il tAnk M thp Standard Oll works
nj Constable, ~ Jn u little hefogn !
0'eloek nnd the lnnA OnuHht llpnl Vhn
tank stpnek WIN In the Wpat md OF the
yards From " the flames spread W
four other tanks thAt ware nlOAa w,
Thn released oil sppeAd 0y0p Nm yards
and uAnspa II AtpnAln III llpe Othu Wnlnp'H
edyel lhe fire. lighted up stnten Island
hills As fAr M MlkAbeth,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
LAla hnnnrlnr M ulsA Al. IlAnal,

DVbUTH, Jnly bl=sTho ahOptNso In
rainfall tor the first aiA months VI lDOO
has bean 1919 Inches, and every month
Of tho yeap hAs bean the dpleat Hlnoe Tho
establishment " tb9 wenlhpp OltlOe h0ln,
10 years Nu0I In Apltp on tlls thn lnkp
level Ia higher Than tho average, md hnH
plsen \ fourth OF M Inch In. thn pNHt
month, Scientists MN pushing thaln'
selves ever thls apparent mystery
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
TEkEaRAeHle RaEWTlEs,

qhHrsaa nj conspiracy hAva hean mAda
ksainM we mayer md aldermen M
RpfAaHAa, NJ VI
phe National Association M 0atnapa'
thlsfa n holding I'M animal meeting w
Chattanooga Vpnh
Fha gfeHeA mlnlatpr m marine Ing
ordered lWa mars fFDlhnfa Nh h ntlNA
anf Wv AeFVlae M phlnNhl NAtHfHt
Charles A. HiasIRs, aasialant eaAepal
MasHHEnr nRnnf M We sAiM W. flnii
Hlad M hlA hama III Ghiansal Aaad W.
Vhg AlRbamR miners hagp volad t0
Aaaant tha, W0pAaihnn M, lhR gaal Qpafi
AtnFa faF lAAI kepr'A aanlai, ABa n JAlHt
q ngeHflgn M 9%RefntnFH Ald mlHarH WIN
be held w slsf u aehtfAeh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
NOTHING AT WASHINGTON
Administration HaAfs Nothing Fran I'm
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CHINA

WASHINGTON, duly h=ziphp admins
tpRll0n WAR without news dispatches
from IIA representatives IN China Some
surprise N manifested That nothing
sAIie, Secretary Hay Hald That there
had not beeR Il word vi MI during the
dry and Secretary Long wins also Wlth'
0nl advises from Admiral teMplf 0p
ig0m Tho battlaahlp Oregon Tho Of
A0lalH accept IN e0lraet the press div
pAteheA thal tha Oregon hAs been
h0alndr No word has hpan received up
VI 4 lAte hOnp regarding llie Ninth In
ianIpy, which WINS lNpplady dispatched
from Manila IN 0hlnm Ihe transport
having thAt regiment Oh board IA now
uuu Ilapa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
STONED eHlNAMEN.
asysgNl aslsslisis Arr Attacked w 3 Msk
M HspllM

HEHlah, July hwrAH AiaDlhpaRt In.
eldent N deserves w In mentioned thAt
\ nUMhag OF Chinese studying have laft
RArliN, VIE MaMbeps NJ thA Chinese
lsgetian haya hAya baaR warned by. tha
pAllee w shaw, thaMAalveA M llttla M
tasslhla WAN VIA stsaetRi
kayaFAl uhlnHMen Wepe ataRad ny \
nah and were pasaAed nv the Rallaa
with dltlGHltv,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06

Tho inv holds both MeNap md oIIenn
IplDp " \ nOnnlegfl n9unlp ANy Tha
'' %g1"'n"',syiTs'i" Of '''b|y vy,YI'u WI,"E'A',n"s's'T'
Bnlye plpta your llTn M mnhn \ lllllN
lNVHpp pp0lltl You mn nDl lpnHl Olnll
DnWllla " lpo Qnly genuine lnl Dvlns
lNnl Wltnl, Hnsol Hplyn, H., VOL known
pNrn FOR plies nDd nl HhlD OlAehgea, Aea
lhll sDlp lnn)np HlynH yen DnWllnH
fIHlpnl 6llnDpln DpllH Do
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
INN uvuavsa Hpd yweD,y.s,, Wound,

UWW I'M NWHWVE I'm VHWNW
kHw f0Rk, July b up t0 u o'ol0ok
lnB bodies Ind lpan lpeDynplh from tlln
waters III Tho North FLYER, Victims III
the disaster NJ the North aGrMAn Lloyd
steamship dOoks, There ape y0t over
lpb people missing,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
WIN suosnpA AOmivNj phUin

WASHINGTON, July b. heap A 1mlpal
Parker, now commandment ~ Norfolk
navy yard, kss bpnil Holoolod 10 AuoOood
Heap Admiral Philip d%oeeaHnd, AA oOnl'
MRndsnt Of Tho kGW fOpA navy yard,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
Inv m yOuv WIJpy

Ilap she loat bnp benulyY, W, aop ooDo
AllpnlloD, InnlnaAlloD aleN Anndnhba nga
pvInplpnl pnlAes, hAvlg Glpyw hODl
1'nn hhn .pOvnl. these llla EDV hNV y, Gen
lulp pylno pb DIV, nna ~ plH, Money
lnfnDnHl Vnalllll Nve DDt antlHfnnlOIyl
bDll by UhnDpla Dpnv ll0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
yGuv INahs. M HsiH vallt

WAUHAWl WIHu IHF h..FhA WHFA!
ylln. md eleatria .tagal thAt ea 4, yl.lte n
Nv, peal Inches ~ VAlA lslll,s The
AlMNAt MI IalaphgAaa hBe4Aa egtI
QiAtlaH ware DELAYED aevaVHl haRFe DIV
NAsb0Hta On Fhe Northwestern ARa Nv
t1snt y0aAhI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
Golr GOSSIP,

W ''VVNFV
IN the etiquette " AOlf lhn Dpst Piln
N IIlNl mo player, onndle Op DnlDOhnp
should move ~ tnlk during n stroke"
ID disregard ~ ibis there nln opplnlD
players Wh0 owe much Or lllalp slln0aAs
w llp hypnotic effect ~ Vlplp ohnlllnA
mmnpka All peaDpIs OF violations W
lhlH pnIp were broken NJ n recent tour
nnmnNl, when one ~ Tho plnyepH IN lilo
nnnl pOInd WIS followed by bib wife
ma 1--WE chubby boys III bllAt Whom
ever tlia playnp mnde u good stroke,
The 1--WE boys WOnln throw lhnIp hnlB N
lhp nIp ana shout "HNpphh papn'A
WlnDInRI'
Al one gOlf club thu girls hive Dnpn
tempted into 00ppplDa Tho ollDb by lln
'ppnyNIlnH mlp ~ WnRear" On lhla
nnnOnDI \ memorandum WINS posted Oil
Tho bulletin hDnpd requesting llp Mnnl
hApH moi IA llAR eWehI words when oil
Win \ aIpl onnnIh A Fortnight IhlOp
the Girls saDl u pDunn robin 10 lhn
nlnnn nonInllln0 hnn naln1 llnI TN
lllln ha veH0lnnair According 10 Tho
tOt whD yOl0pd Tho sentiment ~ her
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mind lhplr 0llAslnH " we RnlH their
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1--WE hive sold mnnE different ponph
VeWadl0a, DUB DoDa hayo uIy0n ,bNLtOp
pyllprApllon lhAn Observation-Disclosures 6nyA
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A anNllpmnn recently auVAa on CyHa
pnpYln ulyo lhn Following Wplopvlhla
hn6doupp of Bulna' fnllonH DlnAallpI
'BOnn hive MenL nnd NnnnOl cub, md
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PAUIb PgUFoVwtHB HE oHUf FEAT
who, In yael, plAlms ihn Championship
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fellow Hp laughs when told Of lla
fnAl of lla famous nDlADlDW, whD HOi
only llfls u plaDO nDd player, Dnt eAp'
Plea hDA TOD pound burden npDDDn lhp
room, keeping Zine 10 u mnrpD plDynl
by Tho musician
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LODIs strong man, nIs IN u" WIN l'hp
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Inns n record ~ raising b,tfD pounds
win hls Avma, logs Anu bAnh, llelIR u
DIntf0pm bonded with AtOnnH, Paris
SAYS lhnt Mprnplhy's fnAl ~ MI worth
much, IN bo pnDDOl hold biA burden for
my lonaIh ~ time
pnple' HvAnlest rhnl consists III Dnl
nNoINa \ bDnI n~ODlnlNInl u men I'D llH
bnpE, mo most astounding pRpt ~ biz
rahl IN llnt plaolDg llp bDAt 0D bib
shoulder pNvls allows thp II men, Dnp
by ODp, 10 climb Into tho vessel, nrlep
Whlob W the bpnAlhloas surprise NJ lhp
spectators, he bnlnDoes hls burden f0p
some llmp
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Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-04-06
= = -

Snatcnln EN- ava Irum Dau cumpany
and standin their feet ontu the rock Nv
Dimicratic salvashun. WhacL the big
bass drum. bang the tamboreen. and
holler and squawk. and give EN- no
peece. day or mite. ontil tina promise
tn reform or renoo their allegiance tn
the Dimicratic party. In no uther wa.
I feer. kin we hope tn create emmy en-
thoosiasm amung the people.
At Washington this buro Nv inferma
shun will constitoot the headquarters Nv
the army, frum wich bands Nv Dimi
cratic depredators will be sent out tu
hold meetins in the enemy's kountry
and make the beer saloons their base
wv operashuns vile foragin fer voters
and supplies. At the capitol the Dmi-
cratic senaturs and kongressmen-
whut few thare air left Nv em-will be
required to stand at the entrances
and halls and distriboot sich literatoor
ez will be prepared fer EN- and tn
walay visiturs and tell EN- how tha
shood vote next November doorin the
hour preceedin the meetin Nv kongress
The harness tn be worn will be pat
termed after that Nv the regular Saliva
shun Army, ez the beauty Nv it IL ev-
erywhare recognized, especially the
bunnits worn bi the female agitators
Tho mon will ware CAPS. and on the
Devils Lake inter-ocean., 1900-04-06

tected. Thare IL nothin7 moar demoral-
izin tn troo Dimicrat than tn plan
sum comprehensiv sistem NV vote
steelin and git caught at it. ez we did
in Kentucky last fall. All sich onpar-
donable blunders must be garded
aginst in the future if we expect tu
profit bi uther peoples votin.
Wen the moo Army IL thoroughly or
ganized and reddy fer biZness then we
shall hold rallies every mite in the cit
les and camp meetins in the kountry
deestricks. WHARF the candidates fer
office will cum and onload their elo-
quence and speek enkurrijin wurds and
make predicshuns consernin the result
NV the elecshun. Loobricatin stimu-
lants will be joodishusly distribooted
amung the moo converts, and CRATE
hopes air entertained thet this lecture
will becum popular enuff tn make deep
inroads in the Republican ranks. II
we kin git man under the inflooence
NV applejack, he IL reezonably shoor
tu vote the Dimicratic ticket.
In short, all Nv us hoo hev given the
subjeck mutch considerashun air very
enthusiastic over the prospeck Nv hav-
in compact and activ force Nv noizy
wurkers hoo wunt be hampered bi hav-
in emmy fixed prinsiples. think kin
see lite ahed. Hooray fer the Bryan
Salvashun Army or ennything else
that savors NV salvashun fer the Dimi-
cratic party!