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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Took First Honors.

First honors at the Chicago cattle
exposition have been awarded to MN
nerota, all due to the exhibit made by
4he Minnesota College and School of
Agriculture, the prices in all aggregat-
ing 1856. OF this sum 5000 was won
out Of the prizes amounting to $1,000
offered by Clay, Robinson 8 Co., Chi
cago. sz &.
This commercial house stipulated in
offering the prizes that the amounts
could only be awarded on stock that
was owned by agricultural colleges for
at least six months prior to the exhi-
bition, the animals during that time
to be fed and tended by members Of
such colleges. The other 1926 was
won in open contests against the
world. M
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Funeral Arrangements Made.

Putnam, Conn, Dec. 18.The re:
mains of John Addison Porter will be
removed Wednesday to New Haven,
where services will be held at. three
o'clock in Trinity church, Rev. Frank
Woods Baker. D.. D., rector, officiating.
DR.. Baker will be assisted in the serv.
ice by Rev. Edwin S. Lines, D. D., rec.
tor of ST. Paul's church In Difference
to a request of Mr.. Porter, the service
will be Of unostenta tious character.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
! Catcher Hurt by Ball.

$ Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. Is. Frank
Chance, the celebrated catcher Of the
Chicago base ball club, and at present
playing in the Southern California
State league, IS lowering between life
and death as the result Of being hit
on the head with q pitched ball.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

Another Expedition Against Rebels.
Colon, Colombia, Dec. 18 Via Calves
ton, Texas) The British gunboat
Pheasant arrived at Panama Satur-
day. The British steamer Taboga,
seized by the Colombian government
some time ago, leaves with another
armed Colombian expedition to quell
a disturb ance at Chepo. The govern
ment force is expected to achieve an
easy victory.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Roland Reed Worse.

/: New York, Dec. 10 Roland Reed,
who has been for some time at st.
sLuke's hospital, is worse. At the hos
pital Monday morning it was said his
condition, has become critical. n Mr..
Reed passed a very uncomfo rtable
night, resting but little and suffering ing
great pain. $ ii
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
shot at Passenger Trains.

Danville, KY, Dec. 1s.-James Stout
one of the richest young men in this
part Of Kentucky, is in Jail here
charged with shooting into passenger
trains on the Queen & Crescent rail.
road between here and Junction City
Stout, who has been acting queerly for
several days, stationed himself on a
hill two miles from town Saturday and
blazed away at several trains with a
big revolver. One train which passed
carried Stuart Robson, the actor. and
his company. Two bullets crashed
through the window Of the smoking
compartment, where Robson was seat.
ed, and narrowly missed him.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Prominent Colorado Man Dea
A4ppoints Btshop,s,.,,

Rome. Dee. IS 81 the secret con-
ssistory held Monda the pope app 4
ed q number Of bishops, inc Guiding Mgr.
.Keane, formerly rector of the Catholic
university at w flashing ton, to the dio-l
5cese Of Dubuque sss.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
ssY''yLaw Sustained.
News in Brief.

Funds are now being collected for :
monumentsto be placed over the late
Bishop Gilbert's grave. The move
ment is con fined to the Sunday schools
In the Episcopal diocese OF Minnesota,
and the school children are the only
contributors. s3SS
Nearly 600 arrests have been made
J by the Winona police up 70 da.e this
year. OF this number 377 were for
drunkenness.
John Began, has his skull frac,
5tnred while working 81 the construc,
1 ton 81 the sewerage sejector chamber
81 Winona. ssss5l
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Fall. Down 3, istai il. y.,yith 3 Lixhted

Falls Down Stairs with sLightedsLa np
Green Bay Wis, Dec. IS. -. i.
Widsten, an old and prominent resi-
lent of this city, tell 2ldownst airs Non.
day with a lighted lamp III her hand
and was fatally burned. She leaves !
son and husband.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
City Officers of Warren.
Board of Education.

w. N. Powell s5 Yrs President
John p. Mattson III Clerk
! XII. Taralseth Treasurer
DR.. G. S. Wattam, IA. Grindeland, w. F. Powell
Meets on the first Monday of each month at
DIR. Wattam's Office. 3a
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

$40 acres, q miles from War
.ren, at Sl7.W per acre. Good
set Of improvements. House,
barn, machine shed and flowing
well. Land mostly all under
cultivation. Heavy black loan
soil.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

We buy and sell and can give
long time and easy payments.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
New Immigra on sta ton opened.

4 New Immigration Station Opened.
New York, Dec.s18 The new immi-
grant station on Ellis island was used
/ for the first time Monday. It forms a
marked contrast to the barge office,
with its dirty, dimly lighted, cramped,
penlike quarters. In place Of worn
floors and board partitions, ggrimy and
greasy, there are concrete floors and
white, hard surfaced plaster walls.
Instead. Of narrow, gloomy passages
there are spacious, well lig hted rooms.
Prominent Colorado Man Dead.
Bould er, Col, p &c. (. - avid Ia.
/ Nichols, lieutenant governor Of Colo.
RADIO from i 1893 to 1895, died at his
home near this city. He was born in
HardWick Vt, is 1926 and il early
days resided in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Illinois. He was q veteran Of the
Mexican war. He had resided il
Colorado since 1859.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

3 dwelling houses in city, nice-
~ located, to sell or trade for
farm lands.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
SHERIFF HOLDS HIS MAN.
Attempt to Rescue Sol Temple by
Three 81 His Friends Fails
on Santa Fee Train.

Wichita, Kan, Dec. IS. - Sunday
night on the Santa Fe train near En-
poria three men tried to rescue Sol
Temple from Sheriff Butts, of Enid
Okla. Temple some months ago held
up Sheriff Butts, who had him il
charge for larceny, bound him and
went off with the sheriff's team. He
was arrested last week in Kansas City
and was on his way to Enid when sup.
posed cronies attacked Butts to Sc
cure the release of Temple. Sheriff
Simmons, of this county, was aboard
the train. He assisted Butts and the
three desperadoes were driven off
They escaped from the train at the
next station. Temple did8not succeed
in escaping.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
Architect Gilbert Satisfied.

The work of the construction on the
new state capitol dome has been dis
continued until spring owing to the;
instruction Of Architect Cass Gilbert.
Mr.. Gilbert says that the bell Of the
dome should not be constructed until
the walls of the building have thor
oughly settled. A careful examine
tion has shown that so far the walls
have settled but one-sixteenth Of an
inch. The, capitol commission passed
the November estimates of Butler,
Ryan & Co., amounting to $23, 623.88
on the dome, and $4,000 on general
construction. IL.
q 8} ss s8 ..Y''s Law Sustained.
The United States supreme court
affirmed the supreme court Of Mime
sofa in the case of the Wisconsin,
Minnesota s. Pacific Railway company
against jacobson, involving the cons
stitutionality Of the state law provid-
ing that where roads cross each other
at grades, suita BILE connections shall
made. 51. n $ssS:
The case is known in Minnesota as
the IS case. It involves directly the
construction Of connection at Hanley
Falls, M linn, but bears on all imilar
matters. NH .ls5s f5
The opinion was delivered BY JUS
stice Peckham.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
ocean steamers De1ayed by storms

ocean steamers Delayed ny storms.
New York. Dec. 18.-About 20 steam.
ships that should have made port have
not been reported up to Monday morn.
ing. The storms on the Atlantic and
head winds are OBTAINING the Umbria,
from Liverpool; La Champagne from
Havre; the Victoria. from Gibraltar;
the Bulgaria, from Hamburg; the Min.
nehaha. from London; the Colorado,
from Hull, and the Rotterdam, from
Rotterdam. Some of the overdue fleet
have been out since the last of Novem.
her 54sEa NJ tt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

100 acres, E miles from the
city, at $3.50 per acre. Us
acres under cultivation. Good
set of Improvements.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20

Come in and see Is and list
Your property if you want TO-.
sell.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
A Bad Caye-in,

4rE 49,. -E.- ~ fltr
There was bad caving in Of one of
the walls Of the new Peavey annex on
Rice's Point in Duluth. The annex is
composed of Is bins of concrete con-
suruction with intermediate, bins be-
tween. u
They are 90 feet in height and IS
feet in diameter, and hold about 75,
900 bushels of wheat each. NE
1s Evidently there was some defact in
the wall, for it gave way at a point
some distance down from the top, and
a great mass Of concrete and grain
crashed into the bin adjoining, which
was practically empty.
This mass struck the opposite wall
of the circular bin and plugged q big
hole in it, and through this some Of
the concrete debris and and about s.
600 bushels of grain poured out on the
ice 81 - s, .s4. ~ ~. aSE
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-12-20
MINI ESO OLA NE VS..
Company Complies.

I The Twin City Rapid Transit CONS.
Pany has at last complied with the.
Somerville law, which imposes u tax
on foreign corporations. The COM
pany has made several tenderso Of the
Tee to the state treasurer, but its Of,
fers have been declined. Recently an
offer of 81 ,O25 was made. This was on
the basis Of 81, o0o, 900, which was rep
resented as the company's capital on
the basis of its business in the state.
Treasurer a. T. Koerner refused to-
accept this. but after a conference be-
tween the governor, attorney general,
treasurer and Attorney Mum for the
street railway company, a compromise
was reached on tine basis Of the as
sessed valua ion. Of the twin city and
Saltwater lines. 55 & .s595
This total assessment is $4,000, OOO.s
The 6omerville law calls for a Alag
I fee Of. $50 on the first $4,000 and SIS on
every $40, 900 or fractional part there
of. This will mean that the street
car system will pay $2,325, instead of
81, Os5, first offered. s38 IA
She Was First.
Miss Anna Holl, of Minneapolis, was
the real thing at the opening up of the
White Earth Indian reservation at
Crookston. She left the city accom-
panied by her two brothers, all of
whom intended to file on locations
when the reservation was thrown
open. When they arrived at Crooks
ton the two brothers, seeing the propo-
sition that they were up against,
backed out. The young lady, how
ever, stayed right with the possession,
and was the third person in line, after.
standing up all night, w hen the doors
Of tina land office were opened.
Miss Holl has taken up this land
with the idea Of running aranch Of
her own, and will at once start in to
cultivate her soil. Having formerly
taught school at Godahl, Mimi, she
also hopes to devote a few months of
each year in such work where she now
is located s3b &al5 a:*}
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
saNIdInA Upnpg uDHs,

have \ WAY w poRIt and haDa
helVN flDHH lhNl " nlHN ma unI0llN
d0na, nld N IN n RloNl holp WHOM mo
hogs nVn hNAyy, whites George ii Wll
ton IN the ppnlpl0 lnpmon pIg n
pulley nDn nttnNh " 10 n limb Of n lmn
Op IN tho bnln 10 n lonVy timber !
plnon Il0 AnnldlDH bnpInl uDdOp tho
pNlnNl ftln Il lOnn or u small 0llnln IN
better through tho pulley, rnslND 10 n
short slnRlnlvm INAt lODH enough 10
mike \ uOOh Hnmhlnl ptIok, bring mo
ulnln down through lho plll0g fAatonr
Oh lower down, hItnll \ mood, stnndy
horse or tenn Oh, Anh lhp HOY onn 10
VhlHnN 0p lowered IN lh0 hnWpl I'M mll0ll
m npHlpnnl " n CHAIN N nA0l, n Hmnll
DOLE mny Da nm through n linn In Tho
front Of the lower pulley, md N OnD h0
holn Illnpn M lOnA nv yOn wish HnOk
lln horse VI n llIlln, md llnI brings
mo OOll ND nAnlnAt lll0 pulley start
Un tho horse pNli out tho bolt, and yON
arc Innhy w hoist or lower Whom
EOl Wnlll 10 ollnna0 nnha, Nip nm Old
door over tho DnppelI lllnn Won onD
lower tho hon on Nnl plnnH0 NJ IN
W Honld either end When nNdp 10
h0VnNn lower Tho hog down on tho
d0Opl Whom Won npO Vnndy 10 hmm
MIN WI Moist 10 tho plHhl height Aid
IN tlp bolt, pull nWAy The barrel nnd
proceed IN Olpnn nnh 0Dpn him. A llOa
hOOk N n good llllnA 10 hive, but Won
0Nn lONp tho nhAln nnn alIp N In tl0
NINTH hu0l nm I'm hlu tnnlh IN lnlat
thu hnNd md lnl Tho Hnmbp0l atpInNa,
put lho H|nAlnlpAN hooks In 10 hoist and
hmm llip ulllm WDk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
sheen Inv Northwest

Of llln ,Alllnp IN llp northwest thu
washington Post Inlpl|ApnNap saysl
"Vn nOAlpn washington, where sheep
missing IN OnN Of lln important indus
tVlna, lln, HllnOp OWnOvA have found
Woodworking N IN profitable NHAlN,
nnd lh0 Hooks have IhOpona0l DOil In
number nnd IN value N reported
nl mnlN NJ lllp alnnpmNn have Anpn
llnlp nlnIOVlf virtually double In Vnlu0
lN mist rOW AnnpAl IN Oregon,
WNlnll N nynll marc M n sheen Atntp
llnn washington the aOlnN HpRtIfyIng
llnnHn II IN IN nNIlONdr Something
llkn hhllnt0n Hlppn NIM nav owned In
lhnl Alnlh IN lAnN, nNnndIna IN tho
A0lnrnNlnl WI0pIHl npnHOn'a Hanks
liNinNln IiNnnnl lnyuAtlgn
f0llH l@0Nn0DHIVnln lllnI In OlaaOn M
!pNfl lllnW ~ M ether Industry which
hNA, hNnn stimulated nnl Mndo mare
lnl lqnn nv. prosperous lhnn lhnt NJ
AlRnn miainHlh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
Hass'tNt'~@teds~5'1A d'>1s>4svJ'>4stst1
POLLS IN TEXAS3
ER@aaMH Z
. lApAuIVS or THH DNHMD ron \
4 ADAPTATION no luANuBD
CONDITIONS, \

DNvlDH Tho Dnsl three yp0va, AopOri'
Inv W thu VpkDB tnpm AMI Ranch,
thopo bnyn been shipped Into Texas
from lhp north something IKE bOW head
~ ppgAlnpMI tlnd tDIlod pAllle These
vnlllp hAya been splpGtpd almost IN,
llpnly win n ylnw W tbnlv excellence
for Dopf p~p0dDnltODI bNt, IN HE'D VOIlpd
nntlln, llko hhOplbNrna, bAyn In many
DlaOnA, both IN HDAlnnd NM the eaal,
npD portions ~ Tho NnIlpI States ana
IN aOMp pnpIlnnlnv lDp1s IN lhe west,
DpeD Dpp1 fDv Tho lDDl purpose ~ beef
mil MIlA ADl M vpARs buyers NJ I'm
proved slDnk hAyA moi bean entirely III,
FORMED Nv 10 lle different qualities Ut
tbDHn nDlllp IN Soma INSTANCES, llad
pOllp1 aAtllN have been bought nnd
brought 10 l'nAnB whose padIRpnps, "
understood NV Tin buyer, would have
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
DRAFT HORSES.
How the Maviei II Affected ~ ans
ApptpnB War,

AlpInnn War
IN lnnDTH ~ llp pllppl W Ilp wAp III
influencing future horse breeding Dp,
ppnliODA IN Ibis country, Tho most lint
eAtI BE- hAiu IN the mnAnllMn N IA VIZ
Alill ana wall, sDba n wpllpr In lAp
London LIyn stock JDnWDDI We shall
wnDt u lUt Of pldlDH horses ns 10
mounts, 10 doubt ADl W different
lyppa, mllglDH, iD1pnl, from The pony
NJ Tho Highland anDDI NJ thu hpayy
plnpgnrs NJ tho IIfp guavla Who're
lDl how thnsp VIII Dn brad Anj broken
VIII Da a matter ~ onppfDl nDDaIlpvR.
lion, and ~ doubt farmers DD lbpIp
light lands Inas plnpl 10 have DY bpppii,
Inv very heavy horses WIN lDaM NJ
ways II m1llnp Df immortality j nDiI
throw IN tllpp lOl WIN TN military,
All mo more readily possibly VIII ll0y
no NJ " They belong NJ amy y0DlDaDpy
corps, NV then most lIhply ihny VIII Dn
paid u certain sum fDp llD lap Og their
hOvanb wl0n M dpIDl. WIN ih0 ultimate
option ~ apllIDa M u plDnL
u mny possibly bn lplW enough Tint
tho grant Strides Whlnh bnW DpDD
mnlp IN dWri bOvhp Dpnn1IDg during
the pAAl VI NnDpa lDny have nnnanl lln
fHpNop w stop pDINplng Hupb nlpOD
logged sorts lln mlsllla ~ lhp bunting
nnl1 IN such nnWhnln As lD used w
10, Dnl MI commercially mIndnl men,
WHOM lllnS Iln1 ono department " Ihplp
business slpnlIlS mNNlNR u Ioas ma
ADOllpp n pnlh uNinblN 1plnpmlnp N
on tho lOpnNop nDd concentrate llloIp
LIm0 nD1 onplInI OD mo hitter lOOl
Young entire dpHIl DOLLS TDp MI DDpIa NJ
Tho Two AmnpIone pnll nhoplInDIlN Wnll
for u emo, aDDln ~ v ypnps Dlu lolpllNB
nv Wlnh Nv lRn RllnDna, which IN nDDt
slInVNlly m0lA llND mNlI bn RDI for u
Whll lln1n hunter ~ lNNlN DlnpnH, Int
lepIy ~OyeApNlh street holdings which
have worked IN plOW nDl ID 0DW lllvOp
ynnps nDd pAWlpd nII lIlnip kppD nnd u
margin morn hive INon Fetching from
ND RllDpns 10 lDD RllDons, md Ila No.
mani docs not show my TnIllDg OI,
NOP VIII N over IN mo fnnp ~ lnpHn
bodies " lgnvns WhInh jOAI now Npp
showing WlnI NDOpnlDla amounts npp
being pnld Tor hOIa0lNaN W 0nvlp Dn
lla south AfploDn campaign Some VI
thnt money, II not mo lnpHW pm ~ ",
VIII oOnlp bnok 10 lillA oOnnIly WHOM
iln war " over for pure AlONlb
AlIaNdy NO nfrnpI NJ tho @inplnlIOD IN
balng sharply foll W tho UnIl0d bI0loa,
ma I " ODE n mNlInp NJ n IlllIn IImn,
M abiding pninO md llH replacement
W tho horse 0nIpNlnA Ships On Illolp Old
routes VII Wn HllNIl 200 tho familiar
fh00H HO VOL known IN HE 0nvIy aevou
lles hNnh W OUr old hOmoaIpndb Thpp0
mo now plenty OF young COILS md W.
llna Whloh 0nll comply win lhO UnIl0d
states lNmnln rOp rnlp WHlalnp0l pndh
aTpe olOsaoH, nDh l0r such tho marriott
VIII INpgpIy plIp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06

Statistics ~ l%HhiylBwAis ana piyMs
NJ vnplDns NAliDDRtilivN

statistics ~ lHhLtlJwAts and Flvms
NJ vaplDns ~NAllDnAIisies,
Interesting statistics enDnnpnIDA Tor,
nlsDaFs ID GhlAA npn contained III "A pOs
pDpi Dn tpAile relations mlwoeD emma
AMI illn United hlAIna Just received IA
TN STATE department IN Washington
From Consul Fowler NJ nhnlD, lnln1
May I Inst pbn lNbln Df foreigners III
divided Into Two elaaapa, Ipallnnls AMI
Dpma, AMI Includes slNllAllna for Tho
ynAys lsDs ADI lhDN Tln lOlnl fDpnIHn
pesl1pDla mn AiAlnl IN lDIlDwal IN
iADs, lD1pli lsDD, lflDB, NDI thp fOpt
plNn npms Nv fOll0Nal IN lADA, TIM
lsDD, DBD,
Tho nationality Of The foreign ale,
MpDl for lADv N blAlnl IN yOllDwal
AMppleBn residents p,B)b, NWnnsp Dppp
lADA NJ WV, lpMs III, IDpppHM M WI
Bplllsb pnsl1nDls B,biln, lnGrpnAn NJ all,
npInH ADJ, lDppnnsn ~ WI unpNW vpBlr
dents LIMA, lDppaAAp ~ VI, firms 10,
MapnAAn ~ VI PppDpb residents l,lhIl,
lnppnAAp ~ ntN|, Arms ~, IDppnnan 0r NNi
Dntpb pnal1nDtB lDD, Ip1ronsp Df ~,
npmA " lDnpnAsn ~ DnDIAh mallnDlH
lns, Inprnnsn ~ ", Dpms 4, lDpWnAn ~
u sDnDlsh lnsI1nDla IN, lDnvnNap ~ NJ,
upMA v lDWnnsN W hi swedish md
NDpWnAlDD ppsllnUla VII, InolnNan NJ
W, llvlnA v, lDoInNHp ~ v NNhalDn rnbl
lhlls lIljplr lNppeNAp ~ lljbU, Aims ~,
WHlplAn ~ vi AUatplnN rnHInoDla DD, Jnl
nVpAAp " \, lVlDb b 30 phNOpnl I,nlalND
INHlnpDlH WI, NnyNNHp ~ W., llpNlH \, 10
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~ " DpNA y, 30 oNNnRNI tNnNman ma
lDHNIb prllO lDplpNsN NJ TlN lpnlA lOb,
Wnlnlap ~ MI l|DrlUNNnan mall0OlA
l,4pA III lDnVnNHp OI llDp, firms 10, DO
ppnnsn ~ lDi kDIoNn rnallnnlR w, W.
ppnlBn ~ v 40 IlDNhI DDDlpnNiy pOWnpA
pnAl1nDlh pD, InpvpDap Ol VI no firms,
Tha l0lnl number ~ Voel1pDtHl l7,lDl,
shows I'D NGpona0 ~ B,7Tp DNm lANh,
phn lOlAl number ~ nWHH NlD, shows
M lnnvnnap ~ 100 over lhDA,
VlpHn DsuveA show l)nl IiUaslA MndN
lDn HI0nlphI ENID ID tho mNllm M pnaI
lnDlA nnn JApNN N no number ~
DpIHaD bvnDpn p0MlDH Nnkl IN Tho latter
veHDnGll nOnhDl Fowler sDyb TINT lhpan
lRlpna nO mi lnolNno Tho lNnHNn ports
ma lhNl N must bp remembered lint
u lD0 onao " Upnnl NpllNIn InVgp
nllDbnp Og lDllnnH nD0 AHlnIInH llIll
nnhh porn ~ HOnRkONR, lhn hIpAIla
llp lDn)NNnHl consequently N
nlIlpVn W 1nlnnnlnn Tho lplp UuMNmp
~ HplllAh IN nhlnn, MOpeOyon by Hpll
lAl, INV NNnpy british anhDOnl N COM
Nnllnn IN I0RIAtnp N nm NUNAulntp, but
Wllh Am0vlHnnA lhIa mRIHImlIOD III on
tlonhl Consul FOWlw %nAppnApnn tho
OnllNI Tint tho nNmbNp M Amppl0nn
N HrnnlIE nD1nrnaIlmDloh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-06
white MnD puyupb ypl,Dw,

\. UppAi "DpDsiemAtiDA wAs felt by thu
iyleDde ~ NJ, llOgapty ~ Lexington,
G lew, .yd ~. .s Mr. A. sIs .,,,y., changed ,gssa,a .,SlSh N.
~ ] nv y "%a y % s%'' JsSna '|ss,'0'ii Nv w
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"Afler ,tAAlpg I'VE bottles WINS wholly
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merit fOp MI stomach, LIVER and Kidney
lrODDles, Only Dh Mold by ObAppls
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