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ADJUSTMENTS.
Scored a Hit.

The Indian actress Go Won Go Mo
ha yk, III Lincoln J. Carter's romantic
drama planning Arrow" attracted q
la ge crowd to the Opera House last
night. Size scored hit with her acting
and has a good company supporting hel :
The play will be repeated tonight.
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Maintain cIimhcr,s rInns.

Vancouver, Il. c., Nov. 2G.-Edward
Whymper, the famous mountain climber
of the Royal Geographical Society of
London, has arrived here. He proposes
to ascend all the notable mountain peaks
on the Pacific coast, including Mount
Baker and the Lions of Vancouver.
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Prominent Mason Dead.

Milwaukee, Nov. 2G.-Dr. w. II. c.
Abel, who was assistant engineer in con-
structing the Erie canal in New York
state, is dead Mt Portage, Wis. He was
73 years of age and one of the most
prominent Masons in Wisconsin.
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FREE TO INVENTORS.

The experience of @. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
has enabled them to helpfully answer maIs
questions relating to the protection OF intell'
tual property This they have done in pam
let treating briefly of United States and forei
PATENTS, with cost OF same, and how 70 procl
ther,: trade marks, designs csvcstcs int1n
:Gnr's d.,nsi,.',- in lnsdng u+'"p' "'.a''S t'iv.
Ihts pAulpnleL Wi. be seut ft.e E1 any
writing TO &. A. Snow and Co., Washington
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London. Nov. 26.--The remains of Sir
Arthur Sullivan. the composer, who died
sHthirnly Thursday morning last NJ his
how" ,,'5a, VI he br:.e q s.. .tsi'g
cathedral.
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Commissioners Wilson'S Condition.

Washington. Nov. 26.-After consul.
taiim Of physicians it was announced
that the condition Of Commissioner vii
sou - ~" internal rcvenlc bureau skew
ed slight improvement.
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RAEG,RyAEIS.
a!.I ...,ty B. AND 0.

NffFfarf/ -
Schedule in effect November Is, 1900.
Al trains Illuminated with Plntsch
o. EXPRESS TRAINS.
Trains leave Wilmington, Delaware Ave-
nue. station, for
s65s SW NJ noE sISls week days' 29i '9s9
Limited, *6Zf @l.42. +10.52 p.- IN. Sun
days, s5ol,, 'a,3o,. .55 a, m. e2,Si, |35S.
$50, 1850, 7.3O, $50, $3.50 Fl052, ii.oS a. m;
tl2i9 tl2d Co.. 5o9 'S5S' %51S (Royal Linn
sHndays, 5oi $50 s5o ss.ao. los io58, a11.s5 IS
u. m. @23l, 500 @3.5S, %5.1S, (Royai Linn
itedp. 6.a5, @7.42, 9;OS, 1l0.52 p. m,
1898, "io52 i10S a. in; %2$4, So5 s535 S2 & 6.S5,
"f42, sl0.52 p. m. Sundays, 7.d0, $50 1883,
1858, 'll.S5 a. m; "2.3i, 300, 6.35, "142, 9.Os,
Atlantic, city, week days. $3.50 a. M;
|l2ls .2.Si, and "5.25 p. IN. Sundays, 7.3O
a. m; "2,4 p. m.
Cape May, Ocean City. week days, $3.50
Il. M; 1884 p. IN. Sundays, 7.30 Il. m.
Sea Isle City. week days, $3.50 a. m;
Baltimore and Washington. week days,
" Is, 6;55, SSW, $11Q a. m; *l2.56, 500, $40,
$40, F4.57, 1920 Royal LimiteD $500,
*i0l6 p, M Sundays. AIS; fS04. 9;O5 a; m;
Gas, %S0i "1916 p. m.
Baltimore and way stations, 655 a. M;
3.1g p. IN. daily except Sundays; 9.05 a. m;
Newark week days, SIS, s.55, ss.o4, "11.O1
a. m; '1256 S.19, "451, 6.25, *s.Oi p. m.
Sundays, %4.1S, "S.0i, 9.05 a. m; @12.56, *4.57,
6.l3, 732, 1904 p. m.
Pittsburg, week days, *S,Oi a. M; 1857,
+G2O (Royal Limited, ,*1O16 p. m, Sum
days, @S.04 a. M; *4.57, "6.20 (Royal Linn
ited), "10.16 p M
Chicago, daily "s.Ol a. M; s4.57 p m.
Cincinnati and ST. Louis, @418 a. M;
*12,56 and *10.16 p. m. daily.
Singerly accommodation, week days.
6.55 a. m; 3;19, 6.25 p. m. Sundays, sos
a. M. SAB, 732 p. m.
| Landenberg accommodation, week days,
a19, 4;57 p. m. Sundays, 64S p. m.
| LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
| Baltimore week days, $40 p. IN.
| I4andenberg, week days, $40 Il. M; $40,
500 ~ m. Sundays, $40 a. M; 645 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA for will
mngton, week days. "3.35. ESQ. $3.50, *1026,
ll.00 a. M; $3.50 ".S7, 2.15 F3.07, $40, 43O,
$50, a5.iS (Royal Limited), 5.55, $50 $3.50,
*9,l0, @l1.35 p. m. Sundays, 1885, "T30, 500,
| HOO a. M; @l22O *l.37. Ids, M.2O, $50,
%54S, (Royal Limited), 6SO. T,3O, %9.40,
! 1870 p, IN.
Delmarvia Telephone No. 193
Rates 10 Western points lower than via
any other line. II. ID. UNDERWOOD,
General Manager.
d. B. MARTIN, Man. of Pass. Traffic.
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For Sale.

Tl0OR SALE-Bambcr hicyCle. Good condi.
j. ti0n. Cheap. Apply, Il. G., this Office.
EToR SALE-Eile manure, suitable for lawn
H. dressing, MOSES THOMAS,
1854 Head Street.
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~ Congressional Limited Express. All
Vestbule Parlor Cars and Dining Car
No extra fare other than the usual Pull
man charge.
tX) Limited Express. Nestbule Parlor
cars. Vestibue Passenger Coaches, and
Dining Car. No extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company will
call for and check Baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further information. passengers
are referred to the ticket agent at the
station.
]. Il. HUTCHINSON, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agt.
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DELAMARE DIVISION.

For New Castle. S.13 a. M. BOB, 4.34. ana
6.5S p, m. week days.
For l4ewes, S,13 Il. m, ABA p. m. week
days.
For Dover Harrington, and Delmar,
S.l3, 1l.0S a. M, 4.34, 6.5S, and 1911 p. m.
Sundays. 1911 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, 1903
p. m. week days.
Express FOR Cape Charles, Old Point
Comfort, and Norfolk. L 0S q. m. week.
days and l2.1l night daily,
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA,
FOR THE WEST.
so a. M daily. Pittsburs, Chicago, Gin
cinna;i. Louisville, and st. Louis. tDin-
ing cara
1925 Il. IN. daily for Pittsburg and Chi
cagu. (Nu coaches to Pittsburgh Linn
lied TO two Buffet Parlor Cars.)
l220 p. m. daily. Limited" Pittsburg,
Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati,
Louisville, and st. Louis. Dining
1925 ,. m. daily Pittsburg and Cleve-
40 p m. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Mash
willie (via CinciuuatA Indianapolis. and
St. Louis. Dining Car)
S25 p. m, daily, pittsburg, Columbus,
| indianapolis, Louisville, and ST. Louis.
$50 p. m. daily. PittSburg and Chiedpu;
| for Toledo, except Saturday.
l1l.G5 y. m, daily, PittsburB, Cincinnati,
| ana Cleveland.
! lh.0 p. IN, di.ly, l'itt&burg and Chea.,o;
I dtiN lor Knoxville, via shenandoah
! Nal'cv koutri Tor Cleveland, except
! Saturday
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Schedule in effect November Is, 1900.
=. Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch
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For Rent.

YN0R RENT Rooms for light housekeeping in
A different locations. A. b. STATION,
l03 West Eighth st.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE--On and after September II, 1900
Seventh Street Bridge will be clos ed to the pub
lie travel, as tine contractor will commence work
on the new steei bridge at that time. BY order
OF the Bridge Committee.
j. u. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
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UanMnnrA mnpinnn NInnnOO,

Berlin sent, lia@Tho Associated
Press lNnrna NnlhorllnIiyoly lhnt Illop'
N no foundation tor Tho report Hint
BpnNpol, william md l9npoI0p Mich
0lnA VIII moot, IN Russo p0lMnd II
discuss Tho Chinese @HilunliOn, Nolar
slnnigo Nnltung, diaNuHalng Tho font,
ing OF the German lnnn In tho United
HlNl0A points out Tint ntllO llmO N
pnAi when tho United RlntoA hnyo "
come 10 Germany 10 borrow money y
Tln press gonopnlly lnNognihna llNl
the government dnna wisely IN Wow
Of tho slrlngonoF NJ money hers III
resort 10 M American anhamlptIon
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u pNaep d NvlA0nnv,

london, hopt, li~-AooOpdiDH 10 the
LOpanNO MnpQuna correspondents Of tlli
Daily Photograph Mr., Kruger IN viz,
tually n prisoner In lln residence VI
tho district gOyOrnmt This IN NJ thG
Instance 0r tho British consul, whO
protested against Kruger using pOpln'
HNsn territory IN II bnala for directing
hiA executive, Who French consul lnA
boon forbidden NpounA 10 Kruger, WI
have also tho lNtt0rA' own officials,
Wha dlatplnl governor Inns notified
Herr pOtt, Netherlands consul, Thai
no (POtD who has R0lod I'M TpmsyAnl
consul MI hONpenNo Marques, onn no
longer b0 represented IN Tho ppm0Henla
ntlvp ~ tho WpRnavnnl, which IN now
British territory, ~ hnva Ind nm IN
tnrylow with tho American Attnoh0,
who N holnowNpd hound, AnyH tho
correspondent, hnnd IN IN NJ th0 OplnH
Ion Tint h0hllltlo may drug on tor n
considerable llm0, M tho Doors IN
their desperation IluWNton ~ tlRht ~
lhe doNllln Tho lmpopinl government,
AnNh tho lDpG Town correspondent Or
tho STANDARD, Intends WI nD onply dnto
l0 declare II HInln w peace IN South
AfpiNn md Nv lHal0 n proclamation
Tint Dll liOorA refusing 10 Ivy down
lhHN ipnlA VIII VA ll0ntoA nH pNlnlA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
4 MN NM N nv


A Prominent ylpRInIA i9AItDy HAa Almost
1lyan W, bNt VIVA NpDMNht lAak M
papheHt Health ~ UhnMDMiAlD'A Tolls
DhDlaM NM DlApphWA Numedyn Itaad
Ills HhliDpiAIi
From TN TImea lillIsyllln Val
suffered With .dIApphmA rDp, u long llMe
md Thought ! VIM push DDlDH cured,
Ind Bpnnt much, blNe NM money md
suffered, w. ,mnph misery lhAl Ind
almost dpollei w Hlye nD All, hopes ,Of
geoOyepy mud await the pebpJll, hll DOtlqa
lDg ACKNOWLEDGMENT ~ OhhMReplaln'a
NM AlsO some inaLmDlIAlp ALhIlDH how
eOme wonderful o4pee hp1 hnnn wrought
Ry. tbIB remedy, ] ,dpnllnl 10 WY %
Nflpp lAhinR u Tow lDBeg WIZ. entirely
vel, " IhNb tfDDblg IND ] Wish Do MY
Further, W NY pnadngB md FELLOW BAfH
vnrnpu lhAb ! pm y hnIe ADl hAnvtS MlD
lDany. nnn feel IN well np, aver 1la IN
My llfn d " LOope' Sold by 0happlo
DlMu To,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
or the Republican Campaign Fired
In GFeatar New xepk
Friday,
FOUR GREAT MEETINGS
A Opeat Array OF brilliant Political
md OvAtOplpNl Talent
Present,

New York, Aept, li#'pho rnpubli'
can campaign was opened III dpnhtei
New York tonight ny f0np HreAt nlnbH
meetings. There were pApAana, music
And great enthusiasm nt MI meetings.
Al Camp Mckinley the headquarters
" The Tepublipans .of thn BlAt nHaelna
DIV district, Cornelius M bllAA, WIZ
pnrmAnhnt chairman, Mr. HllAA VI
hiA introductory speech asserted llAl
tho welfare Df Tho country demanded
Tho pprAlnnlln Of pklnley, for ~
WOnld not dO 10 place Tho pNllA w tho
government IN lhA hNldH 0l nm lnNks
pnplnnenN mAn liln Bryan, Postmaster
General smith and Congressman
Payne nlao spoke, The meeting NJ the
0OOpnp Union WINS the lNpgeal VI tho
rOnf Republicans OF nrlNan districts
lODk pnvt mud onnh district club MpWd.
nj III Tho hNll separately, General
FnnnlA W, Greene opened Tho proceed
Inns, hnvOlinH himself ~ n discussion
Ut Tho attitude and achievements 0f
Tho Two mptieA IN The INST, President
AolMpman, Of Cornell, spoke and Tho
ApnhnhMhklnH WnH concluded by On
Governor Wlae, OF ViVgiDla who dos
voted Tho major norton Of lin address,
10 mliiniHm' ol W, VI Bryan nnd free
silver tn anil Ihnl under lhe cry W
ndOWn with The trusts" the dNln0s
cratic nNnllnnlp Socks 10 army tho lHa
nOpanl md pnnienl element against the
ndurntod and conservative, H0nnlOp
Dodge WnH The principal hpeAher NJ tho
meeting NJ Dnplnnd'H Riding noademy
under Tho auspices W the Wnst side p0a
pNblInAn club NN Haid that Tho lns
mhllpnn purity WnH not Oh lhn dofnns
alVo IN, lNlH campaign except ~ tho
spnsn Tint tlWnL IN attacking VloksH
burg, WNA defending tho union,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
Nrpt Publication Ann, NJ, 1900 lsl
N

TN TilB DiKTHiOT COURT on
the Seventh judicial District ot
Tho Atnte ~ Montana, IN mld rDp Tho
County NJ Yellowstone,
Gertrude Myers, plnlnltn, W.
Ininen Myers, defendant a-uAUM
Mons,
''l,o Atnlo or Montana, sounds Eruots
Ing % iln above named defendant
fOu nu hereby summoned 10
answer Tho complaint In lilln action
which IN llOd In tho office Or llln olovh
NJ lliA court, nnn tO lilo your answer
nnd serve u copy thereof anon tho
plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days nfiw tlu service ~ tllir sum
mons, exclusive W tIin dry VI HepyioeI
md IN MnnO NJ your failure 10 nllonp
nr answer, Judgment VIII IN nhMl
nHniilAt yOn NY d0fnnli, fW ilG wliof
dNmnndud w The complaint
WhN Hnid notion IN brought w obtain
u deNvoe diuaolying Tho lpldr NJ mnlgls
mOny existing bntw0Nn tho plninliK
and d0fnldnnt nn Tho grounds NJ d0Anrs
ton nnd wilrul nNBlnGt 0A N fully Hnfs
forth tn lhis complaint On nle,
Witness NY LnDd mud Tho aenl NJ
sald court tlus ahth dny NJ August
hoo,
(Hoal,) u, A., WILLIAMS, CLERK,
Harry A, Firth Attorney fg Plaintiff,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

ID wMliAr tho struggle FOR supremacy,
They made u grand run, covering thu
1isialpp much Faster ttlAD my Otllpf
horses, The engine dropped suction
within DDD feet Df tDp aNDDDsn1 burn
Ing building boap hid IN ibp boa1 pun
an1 n HippnM Df Wlipp playing ID lpAs
tDln ono minute Our engine enpplnl
1DD pounds " Alnnll, hn1 when tlln
throttle valves WpID opened II AhDt A
Hiupnm DH water IA lpnAt lDD fpnt hlHlE
W lbAD Ihp seven alppy STRUCTURE which
thu pOmplpp MnD wppp now senllnH
"fhn pnlps required them ID WsoDp
illpp people from Tho lDD story, iDMn
inhpD from ibp engine Ion Wing 1NAplprs
until thu men wppn rphoNp1, tbD Inst
man Oh The ground ami III lIrn lines,
ln1inpa, Dlon plpAIpD from me building,
THIS rpDl WDH performed ID tbp pDmnpIi
nDly short HDhpn Or BIN, jDs, This work
WINS phpfOpmnl UNDER DDn continuous
cheer from lDp lDmnDso gpnDl stand
Dnd thousands VI DoODlo Oh TIN
grounds Among tho spectators Wnpa
hundreds W hM1pl1DnA, DMDnH lhnDI
United HiDieH i'OmmIaAIDDW tI0nppDl
Fernando lnok NM hIa unIlpp AlAt,
commissioner w, w I'DOIn Of nnllfDr,
Mn NM mnny Ollnp sIDip commission
apA,
NOW oNNn tho lIallnna 1'hn OIlIplDl
lIlDp required by them 10 perform tho
Bnnlo work l0Dp ny ilp Americana WBa
Inm lDA
"hU pD1nh lln Rppli International
oOnlpsl, Tning IN ! 0'olOpli Wp worn
0hIlpI before I'M minister Or VIM md
ware ppnHpDIpl WIN lhp championship
pDDI DlaD 500 lpNDpa IN money, nDl NO
warn DOillpj tint WI would pnpnIvp u
prize Tor Onp ODglnpA nnn llOIApH ma
molHlA 10 DO DpnAnnlnu tomorrow ~
HDhl hnN
mhn United hlal0a fair commission
under Mr. ppph Inns rendered IN ypvg
vnlnnDlp nNaIHInDpo ONW pnply IN MI
very WE'LL our l)OphNa App HE pINunp
OIda We Will STOP hNpn u fpW lAys,
llon RO 10 London nnd pnpllnpH 10 lre,
lind, We AhIl from ulaHRow for homo
Appr ID li0pn yOu mo MI we'll and
hAyInH good annoosH, IN Tho meantime
during our aOlOlIn IN foreign Inn1a WU
shnll no our baAI 10 uphold Tho dignity
Of no HrehtoHi ihllOn Oh ohplh@Ampr
Ion"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
h0o6Ey WELT At FARGO,
Enthusiastic MEETINGS Al AIOnR mo LlnN
Great lIn li0lgl, Rider

Fargo, Hopt, ljr=d0vopnOp H0oaoa
ynlt arrived Ibis evening Nftnr IN all
llNy hpo0nlmhkln tour, addressing
crowds NJ Milbnlk ,WiImot, Oplons
vile, HIHHnIOn nnd other places, Al
RiHsnlOn min VIA falling hnnVily and
tho Open Mr. meeting Ind IN ho nbnlna
ONen, though tho crowd seemed wills
lnp 10 HnI wei W stay ana hoNr H0Ohea
vNllr Thn meeting WAA held IN Tho
OpNln house md Tho governor nlldn II
short DddpAHa, On The return from Tho
Opopn hOnhn 10 Ihn train HOOAnvnll OBJ
served u RgOnp OT ,nbOnl llrtF Indians,
nnd jumped from hlh nnpplnHn 10 shake
hnnda with them and distributed Me-
klnl0y bntlOnH Al fargo Two meets
lnH were held, enc IN Tho Opnrh house,
which WINS Tho lnlHnl, and Tho other
IN Tho nFm0py building, Tllo npnOrp
building WnH blled long before Tho
aponlny Or Tho evening arrived, h0oHoa
Vol Anln here, IN nnpt nHnnln Rnnl
lOos mol ~ bnok lind ho II not going
lMpk, now .Dnp opponents Annk ln
nlOnl lhn IRHnn which N simply
whether wa ahnll continue IN plnN our
MpI IN n Hpnnt nation IN Tho world ~
whether Wa AInll shrink bnoA IN N
llkn u Wonh ling md 4 rpnyon, nfpnlh
10 nO Onp duty nnn lnno Tho leHpona
albllllE Of \ great Mnli0nl Op ops
pOnnnlA anpk i0 olOnn lhnt Issue Iy
missing \ ory ~ imperialism md mill
llnpihm, md nnnlly by n kind ~ d0lls
pnll0D W A~Hnlnnld0 who hnH pnNpnlly
assumed Tho marvellous role Of bnnOnlu
lnR Tho hero of the Democratic pnpty,n
n6op0yolt'p Hpopinl iVnIn viii vonoll
Hlhmnpnk tomorrow md pennln w Tint
mint 0Vnp njull,
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pnnnHllynnln nnnl hlrlNnl

WllhnHbnno, Wv, ,Hnpt, ll=nOpopnIl
oyH OF wyoming valley report t6niRhl
lhat tho nalhl 0nDIn ~ G0nl Wnf
mined today nnd they oApent no dn,
npensn IN lhH On!pnt tomorrow All
00llnItnH were IN Opepnli0n To-Day
with Tho exemption Of IhN l9knlop minl
" lhn lAIigh VALLEY, company. NJ
HSNInpb0p0, Miners there papniyed
their pnN MI noon md they WI once
Gonpln1nu 10 atOp work. HOpnl nHaoIn,
bllna Of tho Unified Mine Workers held
mnnIlnBH NJ many plnneH throughout
lh0 Wiley lOnighIl There Nns. mnnll
enthusiasm nnnifaatnd and tln lnahorH
HpOlt llnl lla men I'm lle wyoming
district VIII NJ out almost ION mnll
IUlllUUtlUkA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
HMM IN lha slnnp,

Delphi, lnnu Aopt, III -- Aonntol
Marcus A., HNnnn nddppAAoh lho poppb
|iqNnH on tlp ninth oonEropslunn ilu
tpiet 0f lndinnA here today, Mr., HIM
I'M lnft 0hlONgO on tho MOnmn | Iif
train and pannhed Delphi pllh d M,
A large crowd lind NadNmhlNd Nj llll
lpnin md escorted tho aonAlOp l0 TIN
court house A0nnpn where hN nddpoAAnd
M audience nf nb0ut 1000 pOplo,
Congressman Charles II, LandlA ndtod
I'M chairman on Tho meeting md intro
dnNnd Ronnt0p Hmm who WIN gpNnlod
with great applause,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
TnhNa Mh,ONO,OOO nnnOh,

New Work., Hopt, Il-ThN Now
York hlfo Insurance company CLOSED
arrangements today tor linking WA, 1000,
900 NJ lhO Apnolnl dormNn government
lOnn fOp RgO,OOO,OOO negotiated In lhlN
olly, Phn llyonlng poat anyA IN rofop.
once 10 lhlnl 1.-THE NpNl 1Nal el0nnd
lnAnrNs Tho eanooAA 0f tho l0nn In tho
United hlAtoA md MARKS Tho oNlmlnnr
Hon 0f negotiations onprlod on with
lhe utmost secrecy hNtWnNn Tho lNrRO
hnAnninpA 0f these pOnDlpInA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
"InlnbaWMHn jDuNWnuh,

l4nu glaipe, Wis., Ropt, lb=-Nlgh-
teen NEIL employees ~ tho NorIhwNat-
erll Lumber nnnlpanF NJ lltA place,
Hlnplel ~ nrOHA tla river tlilA NyNnlng
and when about Mn0'0unrlW ~ n milo
from shore Tho bOnt wna overturned by
lIo wind md AlK Of tho mNn wore
drowned, Two swan W shore md
the other Ton elnng 10 Tho h0nl nnd
Wnpa vnHGugH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
nlhNA llnl

"Why IN ~" nHEpn tho lobnlnnln,
mint young widows hpoIn 10 bp NJ DDpl
UInp ami Ayp lplOlls NO quickly mnlr
pInd ngAIDW
wlnt'a nnHy," answered llln widow,
lyon App, We have hnn experience WITH
man, We know DOW Unfortunately lnBt
10 ~, md w W. 10 our allnIp NJ Illu
IOyemnAlnw "u GlInNpD Posi-
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

AhOW Il decrease W wv, B0n lMloA d0mesr
tle, nnd MI inpreaAa W bf,O0D bales
fMAiHn against last year, Sales W
data show N decrease Of va, bDB, WOO
pounds domestic, and w, bJs, 400
n0unha foreign,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
nm iOMmRrnlnl MIlRliN lNvlnWp lhp
NnTkHt win N0mpHUpliM HnlnHr

WnfhW WIN VnWNHFNVW HhlfHi
HnstOn Rnplr l4-Tha Commercial
Bulletin Tomorrow VIII my M TIM
wool .mlpabfl Wha market hns been
yHpg dHu thu past weak md aalNs mo
fla Amn Hest M thR gAAV, Toward Tho
nllhn buyers were. mora numerous,
WIN a0nla NJ tho hle mills, inplnding
the Amnpiaan Wool company, nm thu
mnFkaf, fnp deHirNh!o Hines, ,hnt ,thny
mada low bids, Vhp market looks
WRNk, Rpa " my laFgp salRs m through
fheg WIN INV NJ n, law fRHva phn
Aalns ~ fhe week were l,0s0, 900
p0Hnds domestic and $4,000 paHnds
fQraisR, tatal M iIal,0Q0 pounds fpF
this NRpAy against \ tnfal NJ l,eA7, 600
paHnds IRst week, eRd n fGfRl M
haaa, a00 paHHds faF tho corresponding
week M lAst yaRF, Receipts 10 data
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

Farmer AhInIInt NendIng sIIn) i1yet
alEht tested ripp Nv ollhpRor nv HOall,
Mandy, IN | no nn lind oUl " nv llurli
IN my pyoHluht low punn tho Dnpnp
MnndymAn " N IA alp soW RDIn 10
sUunOdop good money Oh aDnpINplpaY
NnpDlW khInlinlmN No AIpNpl I'm MO-
In lew NV III tho phpnp BvOOlIYD
Life,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
#s6O Reward,

For eyideDne thai will eoDylet any
persDil Or persons fM breaking dewn
my fanbns, lsBviMR RAtns Dpnn nnd lalA
tlnH siDek b1t 0p 0p driving Any VI my
stock fpDM my W my tleldh, stock
branded up connected,
lDaiW uaDpae plrplA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
plltDp's AwtNl plight

II NJ HiAEiDa, editor haneea tjlls.l
News, WY afflicted lDp years with .plIlSA
tried bDeAlnp'H ApnlpA bAlve, NE bpAt
W. the WDpll,, lilo writes Two boxes
Wholly cured, him, ,tDtaNlble f0g piles,
Unpe ANAlaAtaea, ,Only nbp, Mold by
UhAppln DPnA DO drNuAlAlA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
MnhnIuLnnIinh hnlnn,

Philadelphia, Sept N, - potol
Mnhpb ~ this city, WIS nomplnlnly
0ninlassnd by aptVples, NJ California,
I'm two rounds w whit WIS IN hnyO
hNap n siA round hght NJ tho Fnnnsylr
yDnin Ant club tonight, Al M stngo
NJ thp. Aght did Tho californian show
my nlnynrueas,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
DOWulnM upvUap,

knnpt Young Mani should llhO 10
hear yen npoOnni FOR llle Ih0l Tint nan
bite better Oh hunhnF N yOn pNn
Donoon iinHllS enough 1llpy llDyh
been lialled Tor M much Oh countless
pnst AnndnpA lllnl they poAnln lllnl I'M
their regular flooding lny Hr lndinDnp'
oils Press
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
A pNMANp Mil NhnlNalnn

hemovaa everything In, sight, No no
dangerous. Nj Daa1. 10 ayna'
mllp Your 66dy. when De Kings New
liIfn Pulls III Tho work nD nHally and
perpaptly,. Cures hnnlnpbn, uD6BtlDns
lion, Only Nd peDlB nb OhApples drug
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
Wisn FNnlIy NJ Nvdnrers,

Nh, Paul, snpt, IT, An AnnkA
spAaial saysi Nv, Miller Mnd danes
brady were arrested today nn n war,
pAnt ehDEgipg them with tho murder
~ the Wise family IN the a7th NJ Int
May,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18

'"hOp, IA never trust anybody Nnlled
Aims 'l8v0'a Aims WIIlinH, AHA
Hlnuhlpy, Aims pIollOuh Nln Aims
NlHhllAW VII, Nil md np for aloallnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-18
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