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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

hafopa Judge ilatae on hAbeas ooppu,
proceedings, Tha judge decided thAl
hnyinR shipped from New York lht
Nhlnhan hAn u right 10 lnnd IN any
other American port, and Honolulu II
MI American poph
Tho lnnipi0n N regarded ~ highly
important, M hnArlnH Mppn tle 0nnsir
Ion Of how many NhlDnan IN thn linu
WAilAn talANdn hnvn n Right W land On
Tho main lmMi A plAnsp IN Tho Hin
WAilnn tnwitOplnl Anl dnnlMvns ilMt
Chinese IN Hawaii ahnll nOt In nds
mittpd NJ Mo nDAat W tho United
atAtna, Nhla olnnsA IN hallnynd by
some 10 hn UNCONSTITUTIONAL and tho
decision of judge l9stnn N IN line with
thAt OpllllODl There npn NbOnt 70, 600
Chinese In Hawaii,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
pUptU ItIHnu ltHHDHpUln

bAn Juan IN Porto itio0, OgL laup
The federal party NJ NV convention nj
CAHiiyAA y%esterday J,asaod pasOlUllOOs
AfiliAtiDg ltself VIII tIm demOmnllo
IMyty IN thA United AlatAA A GabI0s
4rAm from W, ~ HvyaH md DANES II,
Jonas, chairman M lin national damn
etHtig committees, urging harmony,
wNre rand, MnnOg Wy1m mnda 4
elNeOh In which he OppOMd tIn admin
tettktiOn ~ tte around tlat th0 Fm,
4tSt MI N lnnsHtiAfaetOvy and lLRi
torfO Nl0Ntls desire n m0W MdaIMD'
AHnt farm NJ government WA Ma'
c(en VIII lAet several days and I'M
6elkgstes VIII nominate nOmmi#iGp,
IN IN GONGr6HA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
WIN lln n jkIN tIun,

PiftslMpn, Oet, Misrepresentation
" Soma lonW hundred afOyo mnkiue
concerns HOattorpd throughout The
country nrn ~ meet NJ the Auditorium
In Ghl1AHO on October ~ M tAA1
definite action on Tho formation 0f \
nnilODnl stove manufacturing company
which VIII bp capitalized M about
700, OO0, 600, aside from ". possible
large laAne 0f bonds, W llaH bean
GlApt1ped under lho laws N Delaware,
and ever 1--WE lnnvpnd manufacturers
have given options on Ih0ip property,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
PHI NTBHA ONHA kINB
A VAp0ErnphiHnI Union IN Billings W.T.
tann thnpIpr Members,

The printers on Billings held u meets
Inv Sunday afternoon md OpgMntged n
VypOgpWplinal union with hftaen
Ghaptep members, A request has been
annt wv for II GhAptap and " Will bn
here IN u few days when tho union viii
bp given INV number Ihe following
officers Wepe aleGtedl james HOgAl,
ppasideDtl W, II, MoIfaplin, %yiopspvoAt'
dnnti y, II, sullivan, hnnnaiNl score,
tnpyrtpaaHnvev W, Vi TIN lew, record,
Ing secretary Grant MoMasfeva, sNp,
gnnntvatrnvnIsI james Flanagan, A, ",
Glegg and ~ y, Mavkett, executive
committee,
The union viii meet once u month
IN The VefevAl labor hall,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
wool IsEGRIpTs,


| E#Ma 4L" UWVEW sWNb sFgVuV pUEpAI # ##
From figures Just Furnished by Nh,
two railroads w Billings, 10, roo, OOl
pounds " WODl were brought 10 thi,
city and shipped ont during tIle sen
sOl, which closed Tho latter part 81
August, This N over twice as mnel
M Was handled hare Inst year and II
plA0es Billings nj tho hoad Nv the larg'
ast shipping point not only In Mon
lnnO, but the northwest I'M well, " moi
IN thM whole Unit0d states, The
average price patd was CLOSE 10 ID
0nnts pop pound, which mems u total
NJ 900, 600 TINT WaH disbmsad from
this city, The larger part Of this sum
found ita way into tlle hands NJ lhn
shoopmon, who either directly on IN
directly dO their trading In Billings,
and thus tho mopohnDts Of this CITY
ape 10 reap some benefit from Tho wool
mapkat,
by those IN position 10 falk intelli-
gently on tho subject " ~ estimated
That something Hike $1,000, 900 pounds
Will find its way 10 this market next
season and everything. points 10 a
Venli9ati0n OF tlis, The Burlington
expects 10 have itE Tolnea' Cody branch
completed IN time 10 secure th0 gpoats
on part OF tho Wyoming wool, which
now goes W Casper, WyOy from tho
Div Horn basin country, and will VI
neposstty bring thRt wool 10 Billings
naKt year nv w will not bo able 10
build warehouses; w Tins for its stor.
ago down there even " " should dosire
w DO No, " IN even Unlimited that
tll0 company aveady has plans laid for
eDlapRiDg its warehouse w Billings 10
enpN fOv ibis wool, and viii make
other improvements Rneh M the nddir
tiOn NJ n ppeaa pun by motor power,
In addition 10 this n number Of tho
WOOlgvOweVs, who took their product
10 frent Falls tho pnst SEASON, viii
como W Billings next year m they
were gvoRtly disappointed In tho mar
ket md prices,
The Hvont Northern hRs just oHD.
platad wv report NJ wool handled md
" aN0podtts Hp0ht Falls with having
shipped Out nbOnt $500, 600 pounds,
which places TIM city behind Billings
by 1900, 600, NNKt yaaV " ~ very
doubtful w Tho Falls handles R0OO,'
600 pounds, while Billings Will have
nj lonst twice That amount
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Az " SHOULD Bf,
MlnNeAOiA Democrats ijnlin,n M \ hDnH
YnlLIknn LMNLnlNlNl

Partisan judiciary
NJ, Paul, MIMI Oct lmaTho domOl
cratic Athte committee His afternoon
decided MOI M oppose lha election Ol
Tho republican candidates Tor Ghiei
Justice and associate Justice, A few
days Aflep tle meeting on the atAl0
convention lnAt month, Judge b, 81
Net1lHwny resigned w II candidate lOp
associate Justice, and one Of tho OBJ
jeets Gf tOday'a meeting WnH 10 e0nu
Alner Tho filling w llo yAGanOyt Judge
lpAilh Z, Bp0OhH, Tho pnpty'B nominee
Tor .ellef JnHljoe, today a6Dt IN A IOpu
mai resignation Announcing hlh belief
nR n0lIpnptlAnn judiciary md Mise
blb opinion Hint Il0 mnaH VI The don0p
Glnlle ,tnpty supported Ihis view
After The subject Ind bean FULLY GnnI
yAAand tho committee adopted ma0lup
Mons accepting Tho raHignnli0ns and
resolving Tint no nominations bo made
fOv chief Justice aud Tor AaaOeiato juan
flge Of lllp supreme court Mnd Thai no
affOrt 10 made 10 dereat tlle republican
nominees, His nGllOn IA Nj Accord
Ailoa Win wllDt lhe lenders have DO
sired Tor some llnn0,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

H. W. phllllpn, ONn NJ lhe OH Timers,
liDnn IN lhinnHDi

w. W. PNllllWh, ONn ~ iH OW vlNNalH,
lOeA ~ uhtnRHM
Rtootgp0weps Journals Among
those who tAke their departure from
Miles City today Nv II, n, Phillips,
who f0v Tho pnst sixteen yeApE has
been NJ Tho head " the Phillips GnttlN
company, formerly known ns Tho VI VI
- outfit and which w its entirety WINS
last fnll purchased by lhe RWiftH NJ
OhieagO, "Phil, y as he IN Familiarity
known by many, VIII ba missed In
Miles, especially No MI stock meeting
time where ha IN always M active
member, Coming 10 M0ntanA IN 1884
he hna made tim stock bnsinesa his os'
peoial study and ~ the annual meatr
ings hAs ever been pushing " cause
thRt would he 10 Tho best Interest ~
tho st0nkm0Ht Mr., Phillips goes ~
ghiongo whore hn viii reside pNrnnr
nently, In making hiE departure from
hia host Nf MONTANA friends, W IN aDne
with regret, and ilH d0llnps W dough,
nuts lhAt when the gpnaH bnDpll gpnss
Of spring first makes wv appearance
there VIII bR one GhjGngoan who viii
sigh fop the sight Of W
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
HOTEL ARRIVAL. IN
she avana,

WIN Raa, Nh Paul. " II Powell,
Frank " Miller, ChiGAgOj ID Y Bn'
Gbananj Goo, Pivvie, W Il Hobart,
HOlbaptl j F0x, John Dunn, Rod
lodge, " Il Murray, MiHs0HlMj Frank
Henry and wife, L~iylngstOn Sydney
Fox, Red L0dge PIP Cassidy, Chest
mt j u Amin, II " LRyelle, Column
bnsi h " I,nah, N0alynJ y j Ross,
John Hen, Nv Raulj N u O.ivlen,
dleDdiye, W N Wheeler, q II smith,
NJ LODisj u N Mab0n " q Bvnndt,
ghieagOI Henry K0nvad, Boise, Idaho
N Wallace, Bnttel y u MGMnllan,
heattloj j n Davis Di0kanaonJ " y
Webster, shaWmntj WI n ungor,
loo H0ll0wall, Laurel
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Yhn .,rl.rpll,

W g Morgan, H0gemRni j n Nor
nm, B0gemAnj Ed Brown, nm Fran,
aisa0j John Stanley. Hnntleyl 9 u
Webster, ChiaagoI \ " Young, pom.
Tina, mi W Il HAlb0vt, HAlbart, u J
VHltOn, Cody, WyOj " Roberts, Fired
Tillevy, A q Church, Hillingst I
HRVneh, nm VvRnGise0, IKE Wnnoavd,
nm Hose, GAlj i Hammond. So
yaeh, Billings Mark " Swan, Fred
Hnnnallh Law Neweomh Ray Faster,
Fvad HaaVn, Vnpk Hope, Mabel
Mevadith Aliae Williams, gvanklyt
Gala, Ellan Mnnin "Wh0ae HAby. n.y.
YOWo company d, w. Weeks, I'm
eOIDj Prof Gao W Aultl Eureka
Springs, Avkj A Robinson, Roundup
I'M GRHlsen N0nei RT Ballard and
wifa, Kansas city, q HelMah 10
Mills, H0IanRi Go0 HastOv, T0lHeM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
llnnAnlIAIlNlA llnIui

London, Och l~nuI9loetiOna returns
np TO midnight show total number
elected lBgJ IA follows GOnsNpyAu
llyos w, UnlOniaB IN, liberals III,
Nationalist VI Conservatives lny1
anllod Two states and libopAls Ono,
Among lhOse RETURNED M lO1Ay's
poll Wns Winston Churchill, pOl Or
IlIe late Lord Randolph Churchill and
WeH Known, ~ " spgGlAl correspondent
during tlN BOnp war
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
QUAY on lhn AtnMn

WeAtehnAtoR Pm OeE I=Hk'United
Alntgp senator Vnhy tonight made tin
first 0F whit N 10 b0 u Hapiea OF speech
IN throughout The sintp Of PGlnsyIu
ynnla In tnvOp on Tho olnGtl0n on Mo-
HiDlny and HOOaev0ll and lhOsa eandia
dates fOp lhe stnte Legislature fnyOpAr
bio 10 lllnt fnQti0n W lh0 republican
pnrty recognising QuAy IN. wv lender,
His speech tonight VIVA made before u
largo crowd ANA was llatpnon aIlenI'
lYnlNl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
linnMlnMN VA AInnIlNnl

BERLIN Oct lmaTh9 Boplinnr Taaar
blhll, IN lh0 course 0f n p%ofopnlnH III
United States l9mlmasadDp Whites
letter w. tln German republicans Of
New fOpl 0lty, aAyAi ndepmans viii
nOt p1Rapd President M0kinl0y'A Rnsu
Wep 10 GOnnt Won Waldapsan's DOt0 m
prOof o. fHondahin W. undertake 10
advise President MCKINLEY IhAt IN
eannOf have th0 dornans American
vote unless te ehhDgas hin 0llinosp
policy
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
GRAZING IA ND SOLD,


More than 100, 600 aepes Of dna
gvAsing land Inns been sold within tho
Inst month by Karl simmons, salas
agent 0f the Northern Pacific land
department fW Montana, W Nv IN The
Lake Basin country west and nVfh,
vast W BUlings and N lMing fenced
In mostly tor sheep pasture, ~ WIS
bought iD separate blOgks by Cabot
Thomas, Alfred Thomas, John hObv0e.
dor, Vvod W, X, M0lt, Edwavd Gard
well, bud O'DOnneI md DHyid Fvatt
Another tpNGt ~ lO,0 900 R1paa 0f gpas.
Inv land on Hnnslay Weak, 1ast NJ
Columbus, lMs boen sold w Hermann
WIZ
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
HatMEa Inn,

0,NAib Kansas Gityl " = Bah
cock, RiIlingst N " Mitahelh lin
eOlpj " Il Meleah .Red L0dRe I u g
Waters, Park pttyi " Ramsey, Rose.
bHdj W p p0ds0n ~ Fauli " u
HamtIb OmHhaj v " Fettigrew, lin
a0lRt IA Reed, " u Wood, y NJ Var..
mar, ghAs Whitney, RtlliHgU " II
H0lltstaV and WtEa, FRHl MeG0Fmtak,
Rillingsj Walter M0ss, agent ~
Rreexy Timeu A Il Mitchell RRttel \
II Carey, pes MQtRest II II. HRke,
Omaha n q Talent EtErgts, \ vi
w sfradeE EN- HINT, Billings
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
A CHARMING Il
rho Public LOyss ~ Hanp MisA IteNlpias
Carpenter,

Carpenter,
Miss Dentrlae Carpenter, with tho
Alba Haywood Company, III Tho kind
OF singer tho public delights 10 Listen
10 and honor H0r voice IL sweet md
sympathetic 10 degree, her nptiOuln.
zion Nv distinct M though A~poNking, 40
that MI no time docs one IOs0 " word OF
tho story, Her two years Nv under.
study 10 Jessie Bartlett Davis ~ tho
BostOniMn Opera company, ltlo most
SUCCESSFUL eOntpnltO In Aineyi0a) J, Inns
thoroughly sohOoled MiHs Carpenter
In ,the art Of I]allada singing, until
there are but few that onD equal her.
These qualifications, combined with
Ilev personal charms md benuty, Will
surely bring 10 h0r tho highest artistic
SUCCESSES Miss Carpenter will DO
heard hore on tho evening Of October
4 with the Alba Haywood company,
which comes under the auspices Of Tho
knights Of Pythins lodge.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

Where Was nils Whes,epY

Martin Gilbert Dickinson writes
InPpeps' w tell how W WINS dono,
She Haysi
i shut my oyos--p0 LOW thu hanynns
lnnnt
Above my fnOe IN his hint nearer
beDt~
All past, NIL future swovyinR under
mo,
swift fhintness Of 0nooming ours
tAiDty--.
Then one slow kiss
Time l,vonh nwhy l--M minneapolis
Times,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02

spnnlnI iinlM 10 Hunters uM aWlns1
The Northern Paeine railway ONovs
tle people ID. Montana speaiAl Mound
iIlp lhlgH ~ HUnlnp'R IOl AWiDAs M
enable them W 90jOy fl6 0ile mineral,
hOt, water bAlilB MI tllal point, Thnad
springs hpH silunied w spWingdHIa,
nineteen miles Gnst III Livingston,
Tlle Alte N n beautiful one ml1 ll0
menlnhIhl npOpnpllnA M ll1 WAt0W ma
equal 10 those found anywhere,
a, HlMGlAl elRlta1Ay H0AHL GOOD fDp
tOll1 lplp fAW W HDVinHdAl0 And NV
tWnlllF lDlld mnnlHl seven nigtllB lOdRiDg
NM, tatlllng privileges NJ Tho sWiDHa,
VIII M 500 M follows
HamlllDn W.T.
MiHpDnla sgbt
nlipHMpN WA
MapyavillN, WI,
Deer ho1gn, WV
Pony ElM
MOTIFS KlM
WINSTON w.
T0WDsnDd, Nv
H0nbAHd, SlA
GuatHE xpO
M1rAytlL wv.
Miles ON, sgh
dlADdiyNt WI,
A MIanNdHg HAhGl, i%nNIudiUp Tum IN
hIuhlRlalH nDd WtUpH wv mNHle, twO
nlhliN l0dEluy nnd bAtIllDg Wiyil0pns
WIZ w s0ld from p0tnN md M Wlap
mined tMl0Wi '''
nnltn, ylh
HalaHn ylh
H9Namab w.
MlpMlnL M
MldHhE w.
Carbon s
Nh hldHn, yIh
MlltDRa, Nh, W.
VII eN Northern HaGiGG Wllwav
HAhatNl HfnllfA M HNtte M HalRW NJ
M 6eH AFailA M RniHte naWnd, '"
fhaA NJ We, W. " A.
Wsbf W. FAHL MIN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
WNn ~ Stuffed =

DR., Helen Bradford ThOpmsOn Of
tho University ~ OhtonEo Inns issued "
profound aDd scholarly work on "Th0
Determination Of tho Psychological
Norm" While u Iitllo misty i'm 10
exnotly what the Norm IN, W we ma
member rightly, one was shot Oh VIII
low river Inst season, ~-M minneapolis
JOupunI,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Whnt h, i.udd,D,,

President iGliOt Df Harvard IN MOI
nflliotod with whnt tho students or
TINT place Nnll tho "llmvnrd hnnd.
writing" On the contrary, In spite
" Tho vast amount OF writing no docs,
hiA "eOpy" IN always oIonp ana oyon,
with TOW evAsureH, There ~ a trndi.
tiOn 10 the effect thnt no never yot
received . query on " from u printer,
New York Tribune,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
vhn NJ Odevn MOiOail,

We trust thnt Tine German ompovOp's
appetite for blood N somewhat ap.
pensod by tOdAy's dispatches OF
course, u little matter lllD u Thousand
boxers IN only n HOp 10 Tho TentOnlG
Cepberus, ST, Paul DISPATCH,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
nm hoDds ian MAJ,

WhW IN HnliA m AU nv n Unrbar Hul
fbanssd W. MtDd,
4 hGltA dtyHtGh NJ Saturday says.
~ " Hnrf, HN Ind nan N0m lFad
lodHeL " IN t0wp and M n lafe. bonn
mn nlfht, thGre hHH haeH M kllltpg,
DW WI thnM I'M, Nv N FGe0nGtftHtiOI
mn kfHN RfkfGtGd BffWeeH lte Husband
nNH me- runaway Wtfh md WI
nWpFG RarEaV WlIks, wlom Harl
hpNh IN hnWH M VIII
,HMi mag M n KILLER IN Hed hAdRe,
KlthW lhtHas mo Wild NM WA0llN kHl
M VIM iapH aHd d0eite eh9Hgh wlieH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
No NOMINATIONS,
Tint w lhs DHaIslOD M LNbOp peOple IN
NnnHAnIlnNl

Az u meeting M tho labor delegates
To u county con yaDtiN bald In Vino hAll
Df the NadNpatad Labor DntOD last
night the delegates Wy n vote Of W No
Vi daGidad not W place n county Dgkef
I'm tIm field, During tha day W WIS
reported Thai tho labor people would
place n full ticket before Who voters Of
lhA a0HDty with MI HagallOp NJ Tho
hnad, hut when tho convention met
This proposition VIM voted down and
Tho convention then adiOurned,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
III jDsn,i work.,

Bryan should hunt np another paras
mount Issue. The now ono manufao.
tnved especially for This campaign
does not take well nv M inOoulating
virus. --OmAha lloe.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
Wvsak VRtHtlfiAz,

Cvast0D, Iowa, Sept a0--EDiEnaoI
PetNV MGAlIA0h NJ 0ttpmwM Wire,
mHn Lyman RW0pla, NJ pEasi0n, and
nm unknown tramp were. kil|ed w
WvAGk NJ AVtOn IN the ~, w. A. w. w
m aNrly hour this morning,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
(,vvl M vbsDks,

M tb0m friends who No kipdly NJ
sisted mo IN Tho Hgz9tfe v0ttHE. con-
test wish M tender my. mort siHeere
tJWpkh rwr Lola T0Mlins0H
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-02
sEbE,jv DELBGA vBs,
tNlOwAtODa IDdapandsDl Dem0aVatH VIII
M HspVesHDlsd M HHtiG

w HappasnDled M Huiia,
The independent democrats NJ Vol
DWstOnH county mat I'm Billings mt
uvday afternoon and aalagtad tha fol-
lowing deIaHatas M attend tha state
convention w M hAld w Untfe
today PNt hNvatl0, H. ~. Matle'
sOh a. w. Burton, H. w. FISH q,
O,DOWalL \, H. Hevf0rd, A. hAyalle,
w. ", Merrill and y, w. P0gtav, Vhe
delaeales laft yesferday fm Butte
People's voice., 1900-05-31
Mems and Boys Pants.

Al pts Mems and By Pants COonade Jeans cotton and mixed
all wool pants These slightly shelf but damaged The
lot includes pants &c., 74 SAC, 9Sc s35 s39 and s14S
Your choice 49C pair
People's voice., 1900-05-31
POPULATION. 1916.
lib: Assessors Enumeration Shows a Gain
ISL Over Last Year.

CITY Assessor NJ. II. Kirk has COM
p.eted las enumeration aud finds that
the cIiy IDS population OF 4,346.
In!s Is q gam Of III over d Year ago.
| shows Satisfactory growth in the
.Gill'S pOpujdjiun, dhi uLo If the
strO gc>tarLuw.ulSlH favor OF the
clty's luiufe mp Race.
Naturdill tie CITY assessor has all
he can do ~ assessing real and per-
s1ual prOpGrt', aud IL may be expected
that Mr.. Kirk mas overlooked few
persons at least. lGaSmucn as this is
the year for TIE g0veTnmuut taumSf-
alton, it is assumed that lie old rot
attach as much importance 10 The
count as lie would have done in any
other year. AID that the rity's p-pu.
latiOn is really more than 4 346, Tie
result OF the government census
enumertiOn which begins mex, Friday
will be watched with interest, aud II
is expected by some of the more En-
thusiastic people that the city will
show population Of $500. This is
hardly probable, but it will not fail
much below a hundred less than 4,50Q
Mr.. Klrk'S enumeration shows the
white population of Wellington to be
4,227; the cOlored population us, and
the Chinese population l.
People's voice., 1900-05-31
Concord.

Another fine rain last Saturday and
Saturday.
H. +. Tracy of Argonia' was visitor
in this neighborhood last week.
| Mrs. Williams and daughter Bertha,
were shopping in Wellington last Friday.
James WicOx and family spent Sunday
with T. NJ. Nolan.
Uncle Johnnie Seaman sold his team
OF fine black horses last week for SI7o,
David Rhodes and wife from Alabama,
are visiting their children here at pres
ent.
J. Ross bought a new Mccormick
binder last Saturday, but the roads were
in such bad condition he could not bring
it home.
The strawberry social given by the
Ancient Order of Pyramids at Rome, was
we'll attended.
1t is reported that Ben Fultz had his
arm broken last week, by falling off Of
donkey.
Henry G. Riches is visiting his brother
in Rome.
Misses Clara and Lila Whitnore spent
Sunday with Mr.. Brothers.
A. J. McMannis left the first Of tn e
week on the Rock Island, for his old
home in Kentucky, to visit friends and
attend the confederate convention.
There will be preaching at the Rome
school house Saturday evening and Sun
day, morning and evening,
Mr.. Winner, Vim. Higgs and Grandpa
Spangler were fishing last week. They
had good success this time.
People's voice., 1900-05-31
Illinois District.

We ar having rain every day or night.
Il has rained 20 since Friday night.
TOO wet to plow, but just right for weeds
10 grow.
Daring the eclipse Monday morning
there were fying clouds that obscured
the view at intervals. 1t MAS clear be-
tween clouds so we had good view.
Here, about tllree-fourths Of the sun was
shaded at the time of the greatest eclipse.
The sale of D. F. sermon last Thurs
day Was well attended. Horses sold from
twenty-five to eighty dollars. Cattle
ayeraged about twenty-five dollas.
Charley Hatton, road master for the
south end of the telephone road in Jack
son township, has filled a long-felt
want" by deepening the bitches and
filling the road at c. Shoar's corner, and
put in tiling and culverts near Will Sti-
gers corner.
Some of our farmers have improved
the wet weather by moving the road
side. If we'are compelled to NOV the
roads the telephone poles should be re-
moved. Many places there is not room
to run a mower either side of them.
Every farmer from Wellington to South
Haven will vote them a nuisance. Will
the prosecuting attorney please inform
the land owners If the telephone CON-
pany has right to place poles in the
public roads so that mower can not be
used? If the road is moved in many
places where they stand, it will have to
be done by hand.
Miss Alice Stiger ard Frank Jeffreys
were married last Sunday, Rev. Stevens
Of South Haven, officiating.
There will be meeting of farmers at
Rome Thursday night, to form club to
purchase twine at wholesale rates.
Nearly all the farmers will join. Vixen
a farmer pays S a hundred extra for
twine he has the pleasure of contribut-
ing that much for the luxury of a for
eign ware.
People's voice., 1900-05-31
Concord.

Go to Casey's for a cool smoke.
A splendid time was lai At The child
ren's day exercises, Sunday.
E. E. Howe returned to Jefferson, O..
T., Tuesday.
Cold lemonade at Casey's.
"Uncle Billy" Nelson is back on a
business trip from South Dakota
Mrs. Owens is considerably under the
weather at present.
J.B. BrownbaCk shipped car of hogs
Tuesday.
Milk shake and ice cream at Casey's.
w. c. Ester and wife of Medford, OF,
visited with DR.. Willhoites family Tues
day.
Charley Johnson's sale was well at
tended, and things sold high.
Fresh groceries at Casey's.
Married, at the residence of the bride,
Nav 23rd, at 10 am, by Elder Rogers,
Orie Sommerville of Caldwell, and Miss
Florence Bows, of this village:
J.P. Slade, a well known citizen Of
this place, died May 23rd, was buried in
the Perth cemetery the 24th. He came
from Tennessee to Sumner county eight
cen years ago and was well liked by
every one. His wife and family have the
sympathy of the entire community.
People's voice., 1900-05-31
ArgOnia.

A lumberman of Anthony visited W.
A. Blanchard Sunday.
The Sunday school are preparing a
program for Children's day, June 3rd.
Howard Ono left Saturday for Pratt
county, on an extended visit to relatives.
Mrs. Ira Harrison came >down from
Hutchinson last week tn spend a month
with her parents, Mr. Arnott and wife.
Prof. Lynn is the proud papa of a
bouncing baby boy.
Wedding cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Blanche Fuss to ]. R.
Gillian, on the evening Of the 3Ist.
Memorial services were held at Odd
Fellows hall Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Funk of the Presbyterian church, de-
livered the address to large and appre-
ciative audience.
People's voice., 1900-05-31
CIeardale.
Oats are heading out fine.

Oats are heading out hile.
Corn is growing, and most of oal
farmers have been over it the second
time with the Cultivator.
"Are you hunting job Of weed cut.
ting?" is the usual salutation Of the farm.
er to the travelling footman.
Harvest helps considered rather scarce
in this vicinity.
Sam Whitehead is to stack wheat fol
Manuel Tenant the coming harvest.
Quite a number who were interested
in the eclipse of Monday morning, had
a fine view from our vicinity to observe it.
The new minister who preached at
Berea Sunday, was highly complimented.
He came from Wellington, but we did
not learn his name.
Ben Hardy was busy last week repair.
ing the old Cleardaie church.
Mrs. Sally Wartick is improving. She
is able to ride out frequently, which
benefits her greatly.
Our wheat crop prospects were never
more hattering than at present.