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What is done caEnct be amended bg, voi
can resolve on New Years Day to drink a beer
bnelycd al tAe best malt aud hops. Therefore
when sou make this resolution let He,lrich's
Nacizen Senate. or lager be your choice Phone
C;i. Arlington Bottling Co, for case Of
tieufichs.
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Another Invention Needed.

A. She paused for breath he reached for his
- and started for the door
Where are you golugg she asked.
Il am going to telegraph g. MsrcoEi.' he re-
u.ied 'snd tell him that after lac has perfected
d., wireless tele.;rsFhy there is another ield ot
I4ncl the same nature for him 10 invade.
What Is itt' she demanded.
Il want him TO devote his intellect 10 the in.
RrEtion 0f : vciceless curtain lecture
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WALL PAPER.

HAPPY New Years. everybody. and many os
them. This IS the last Of the holidays for
some time TO ccmc. so you can get settled
down and let start psperiRg the -OOms.
New stylish paper-hnest wOrk-oniy 81 up ,.
on - Gfiu daoa -
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TYPEwRITERs. :.

CONE IN and do your typewriting. Toe. per hour;
preliminary instruction free; typewriters rent
cd fOr practice at low rates. delivered to your
home: best grade ii typewriter ribbons. zoe; Sc
per dozen. NEWMAN'S TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
- o
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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ron RENr-Frou, rooms. newly furnished ey-
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COMFORTABLE rooms. with good board. Tor 81
per month UP; central location. .l5 12th 81.
uw. de5l-3t
FOR REM Comfortable ROOMS. witt excellent
board - per week: table board. - pee week.
jl5 1t -. dc"l-ot
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Judiciary square. uar>omcd rooms; good
table. d-2l imo
LARGE raoin fat tyo So: gentlemen preferred,
with board. lol5 I2th st. de3l-3t
WANTED-A Quiet. middlc-sged couple to board
in quiet southern family; large front room
on second or third floor; Southcruers preferred.
- 81. uw. de5I-3t
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week IN; moderate prices for frst-ciass table
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FOLLOW THE CROWD and you viii certainly
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equal 10 any Sc week in the United States;
plenty fruit pure cream, and butter; steaks and
chops all broiled; beautiful rooms, a. III. j.;
reasonable rates 10 trsnsients. p. II. MOORE,
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy. home in the city: will make
good cash na.mcnt and also give in ex-
change lot ia the city of Middletown n Y,
valued at Si,Ooei size of lot 6oxll5; good change
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NNE. DAVIS born Clziryovaut and card reader
tells about business, removes spells and evil
influences, rcun!tes the separated, and gives lucE
Aeg-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :.

wANTED-MISCELE
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lumber oi al kinds at once. Address Bon
II this Office. lal-5;
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q IN ER. $ll Sd -. ne de5l-3t
WANTED CInitne, stoves store fixtures.
FRIES d linPWooD. oth and X SIS. NV.
ds-p-sT. .rIn
WANTED To buy secondhand bicycles: good
prices foi good wheeis- Call 7i5 9Th st.
EW. de29- Ct,
WANTED Highest cash price paid for ladies'
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call. b. rARSiIES, 1905 9Th 81. nv. de27lmo
WANTED IIcgsos TO board s. per month :
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HIGHEST pricc paid for second hand bicycles;
also taken on storage. 424 9th st. NV.
CC95-tf.ein
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wANTED-ROOHs.

wANTED-RO0Ns.
WANTED Room and board in private family by
tuo leuug ladies, $50 per week each. IN IN
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tv nll preferred. Address A. 4. T., Box -.
lli> utfi,c. II
NANTEp-IZtUa la4ge room. with comfortable
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Adde'S Bon Is, this office; slate price. de3l-1t
~ NANTED- Warm room in private family. with
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this Office de3I-3s
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Is3e-3t
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LOST.
EDI Nd.

tOUND-Icc cream. pure and delicious sOc. pc.
gallon. LACEY CREAMERY Co. CO.. ~ l.
eve. nv. Phone. .tSi ie27-t.
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Call at office for seMi-nOaihiy Bulletin

FOR RENT-li02 9th st. NV. 10 Tooi.s; a m. j.. :;
perfect condition; only So. ". T.. METtAit.
1905 + st. NV dG.tt
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WANTED-Colored boy to wait on table and make
himself generally useful. sos 18th ST. NV
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HELP WaNTED-MALE.
Advertisements under TINS eehd
will be inserted for one cent a wora
for each insertion.

WANTED-Boy not under 10 TO work on farm;
small wages; good home. Address Box q
a.. - Item
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siTI ArioNS WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE.

" NANTED->ituatiou by neat colorcd chamber
maid. nurse. cook; experienced coachman.
butl.r or waiter: references. IGl5 \. \. syr. 1t
ESTABLISHED lsg2-N Neat. reliable help. male
and female. SOUTHERN AGENCY. Mrs.
Noar,. .a5 & -. NV. d-Sl-2t
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FOR SALE-Gentlemens Columbia, IS; gents
Eclipse, S9 Rambler. s.: boys, girls. and
ladies' wheels, s5 up. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 7i0
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sS,hsdu.e IN eIsct Decsm5sr 10. IssJ}
All trains 4I.l,s and les,e Peunsy Igan.~ Pas
nor atm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-A bargain. 1881 Linden ST. ne half
square from cars; Just completed; 6 rooms
and bath: a. m l.; wide paved alley; Grano-
iithie sidewalk; small cash payment: balance
10 per month. Apply to owner, PERCY II.
RUSSELL. 1eO6 G St NV de28-7t. EN-
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FOR RENT-FI,ATS.

FOR RENT-3I22 18th -t NV. 5-rcom hat. hot
water heat; electric light; only so. W 7.
METCALF, 1895 Il. dc5l-u
FOR RENr-5-EoOn fat: .. IN. j.; back yard and
shed; good section; near cars; he. Address
Bon ). this Office. de30-St
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STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND SIS
f:55 A. a. WEEK DAYS PfTTSBCRG EG
PREss-Psrlor and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pittsburg
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Firsl Publication April 40 1
NOTICE TO CREDITOR

Estate Of Joseph H. Anderson, do
aaasnd,
Notice ~ hereby given by tba under.
signed administrator NJ The estate 0t
Joseph II, Anderson, dapauaad, 10 lha
creditors of and NIL pnrsoDa having
nlaimH against TIM anid %Ieoonsad, no az,
bibit them, with tho necessary y0uob.
prs, within f0np months altar the first
publication NJ this DDiien, 10 tbn ADid
ndmlNlslrat0f MI bis Office In First
National bank building ~ tlo city III
Billings IN thu county Of Yellowstone,
stnlo NJ Montana
Dated NJ Billings, Montana, March
30, 1000, -
|, u, D'DONNELLp
Aaminislpai0r, with lhn VIII ANNEXED,
0r Tho estate ot Joseph Il, Anderson,
lnppnana,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Lord Roberts Depl0ying His
Army Preparatory To the
Advance North.
General kotlla Has Been Rein
forced and Sharp Fighting
III IN Prospect.
Believed Mt BIOemfOnfein the
War viii Not Last Six
Weeks Longer.

LoaDos, May Bit Nv difficult 30 IN.
rayel the tangled stories coming from
ths neiKhborhood of ThHbA N't,hn but
apparently tho British forces nre on.
Eaged In n movement having for its OBJ.
jset tho holding IN VI thu Beers STILL IN
tbat district, Willis Generals French
and Rumble AFRO holding the Doors nt
vhabn N,Chn General BroAdwood'A
cavalry hns boon pushed on H0ptuok In
tho hops of %iDteyeDptiDg tho federal
conveys between IAl1ybrnnd and Wine
burg, Az General Bothn has boon rein.
forced There w oyery prospect of sharp
Aghting, Tho new scene III moyements
OF tho various columns nrn taken to In
dtente That Lord Roberts w ~doploying
bis army preparatory 10 beginning hlB
northern march,
General Advance Proposed.
IL now seems likely that w Nv tbv
eOnlman1erin,ebiofs Intention 10 nd
vance simultaneously from Bloomfon.
tein md Ladysmith, with the view Of
preventing tho Boery FROM "oopeontrAt.
Ing their fopaes NJ any given point
A dippniGh from NoomfoptDiD ehron.
ieles Tho prevailing opinion among the
t0wnspeople th0po thnt Tho war w not
likely % Inst moro than sia wools, oneo
Tho British advance begins, but Ndds
thnt tho correspondent bnB been unable
w discover my ground for this opinion
beyond llo fnet TINT ipDoral UnrriDg,
ton has arrived nj tho M~nrnnlollns
base, Whence u lying column viii Do
despatched Ia u direction mol mndn pub.
lip,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
Methodist Episcopal General Con
ference Reaches M IinpOr.
tant Conclusion.
Question Has Been the Subject
Of Dispute for Upwards of
HRAdrpd Years.
Chicago Gathering Attended by
Delegates From Every Sec
ton OF the Globe.

CHICAGO, May B~-The goth general
conferences III tho Methodist Episcopal
church--the 2Dd of thu delegated on
gress--began here during thu day, "
will Inst il month and Nv expected w bo
the most important Of my conference
since ths memorable ono of 1914 whom
the South branch Of Tho church severed
relations with tho main body 0yer tho
slavery question, Tho pin ~ thu Andi'
torium thsuter was filled with dalDgnl1s
representing Mglh0diym Ia NIL pnrts Of
the world, Df the 7bO d~nlogntns on
Mtled W seDts tho grontor Number worD
present,
lily u nnnDim0ns yote tho delegnioy 10
the conference decided 10 Rlyn a1unl
lay representation IN MI Methodist con,
%fernnoos, Tho nunDunonmonl ~ tho
yoto WIS greeted with cheers, na ~ WnB
y victory thai bind boon fought fop for
100 yonrs,
A fight WINS Dapool0d over lhD matter
but " did not mntOrinlinn, The subject
WINS introduced by hoy, j, M, Buckley
III tho Central Nnw York conference,
Ito moved tllo adoption VI th0 pnlos ~
WIZ luBh HAtl6Fht AiVft'fhtlah Wtbi bes W.
oopti0n ~ Nos, md ~, This waB
Carried almost Unanimously
and Dr, Buckley asked thu vote on The
Rock NyOr proposition Tho PROPOSE,
ton made ul thn Rock Biyop conference
VIVA for equal lny representation IN MI
Methodist 0OD forpDGaA, annual md gen
prnL Tbo proposition WINS rnnd mud
unanimous approval followed, Tho
book of discipline, IN reference lo pop'
reaontntioD Nj conferences, WIN ollnng0d
10 pnnd thnbl
"Thn lny ~dologntns shnll consist ~
ono lnymm for on0ll annnnl conference,
and sppb mnnnnl pnnfoponnob ~ have
amo lhnn ono ministerial delegate,
which conference ehnll oneb bo onlitlod
70 aH many 10y doleenlos ~ ministerial
dOloYntas,
The provisional dologntoe, by u prnD'
lienlly unanimous vote, Wnpn admitted
10 soNla IN lhD oonrnpnnoo, Thnr0 wns
some dOnblb Nv W thp outcome ~ lhiH
matter onrly, but Tho yolo over thn
equal representation proposition oloappd
these nWny Dnd the overwhelming VIC
tory NnH nDl u SURPRISE,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
lARaR MI WI 4,

A gonpgal strike N Threatened an the
knW NnPh NontInl
ono hundred and nlIg inh pFaFHmen
NJ llnllnll nFh nh u HlIllnl
d@nnpnpgInnn WnnlplA M Mr. Fanl
hnin nnhlnan M hlllhn WV M lllnFhlaf
III NnHnH
Ilp nhlpaao sland, ialR haa, dpglded
M lllllpI fIln9a ,lnlnr Ipn1nlA Nhn ,lngH
hpnll lnHlanHlllu lhr lln ,ll0Ia md Aal
hnIIlA WHICH hnfN lnlTnIlfHn NnIkliHn
AMI alhula l|hlanHlnfl lhb hlttt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
FOUGHT FIVE DAYS
Further "Details NJ iba NllllDH ~ Twenty
American M NalnhlH

vnrlhM DelAils NJ ibe NllllnH NJ Twenty
American NJ talnhlHt
MANILA, Mny D, Further 1otnilp III
the killing Of No Americans M natnbiR,
Island " AnMMp hnyp rnnolod hnpo,
The Americana WorD unnpInpnd IN lhn
0nlnbla ohnvuh which bio onpmy, nnnl,
boring several hundred mon, surrounded
and llprooly ntlAnkol The Ampploanp
tonight for Two days md lhon lho rabolH
managed 10 lgnitn lhnroof of Tho nhlrah
mud III burned nwny md tlnnlly foil on
those inside thn odllan, The walls 10,
manned lnlnot, huWeynp, md Wopp nHon
M Il phollpr by bio bnaIngpa Americans
tor thrpp Days longer, lho onnmy nltnoh.
Ing tho building on oil lhron pldna nj
olloe, Tho Americans continued Trims
from lho windows md doors NJ thp
ehnrph md did grnnt nAnoptlon nmnnH
NllplnDs, " In ESTIMATED Oynp nOn III
tho lNttnr wnro killed, Altar llyn days
resistance by thn AmnplnnnA pnlnfnpon.
menls arrived from LnDnH md nnHnRad
Tho bpHloHnrH, who l@hnrenpon rntlrod,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
FoREl1N Ws,

The honHe NJ commons haa reAseom'
blod,
Quoen Victoria hna concluded her
Visit w lpAlnna,
The foundation ri the aity of Bone ~
holng eolohpatod With sroat ponlp w
ltnly,
Tho N.onpngnnn government hnb Ganr
eOlNd tho concession w tho Maritime
unnnl COMPANY
Tho Legislature NJ Trinidad Inns doll'
nlIoly vpjnolod Tho ollpr ~ fpon trndo
1ndn by annNdn
Tho JAPANESE emperor Inns lnft tor
KOhn 10 review lhn combined foetA ~
tha Jnpnnnap llnyy,
Two lalnI oaaon or wlat IN believed ~
ho hnbonle plaane hnyo hNon officially
reported NJ Port saidl
A now fopt will In hpilt on the lalN
nj apnin 10 strengthen thp dpfpnsea NJ
thp VhnMnA Nv MedWAyl
Winston Rpeneer Churchill thn wap
correspondent, IN mentioned. fop plpllnT
mont 10 anoooed lhn nnho ~ Apgyll,
Mlnialnr Hart, NJ Iiogotn, Inns popNpts
oil 10 SECRETARY lny llo capture ~ nnp'
iRgnnA by thp Colombian p0yolntlonlAta'
Colonel II, a. M, Harvey, editor NJ
Uho North American NAYlpW, will pnhr
llnh u quarterly French review IN parla,
Twenty pprpata hnyp haan mndn MI
l10nAlnntlnOple M MnaAnlmnns alleged
" DO ,uymrAthiAera with thn ypNNE
Iupllah party
nnpinln knrmnhppA, who Wna ohargod
with hnylny committed n number al
orlol dpnds IN nepmnn l1aAt AlrlNn, Inns
arrived NJ norlln W IN trlaA by oonrl
mnrllnl,
lhn Gnnalnntln0plo correspondence M
lhn London nnlly TnloHpnph eNyA lhnt
nnaaln hnA lntlnlntnd lllnl ahn Will nns
poap nny nltnmpt I'm NnlnpnN Ihn United
RlAtna' nlnlmA nHNlnat Vnrlsny,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK
NEWS FRcM WASHINGTON.

EAAe&MN
The president hns signed tho Hawai-
iAn BILL
The house passed VI pension bills
Tridny,
Tue gunbont Yorktown has arrived
st SllnDRlai,
The n~oetofIieo appropriation bill Inns
boon pnBend by the lo,lBe,
pnliIgrew's pro. Boer resolution wns
defeated Ia the SENATE ~ W @a
Al adverse report bas been mndo on
thu CnIl0m Interstate commerce Bill
Tho senate Inns agreed 10 the confer
sDee report on the Hawaiian civil gov
erDmaDt bill
Tho Lacey bill for the profession Of
game and birds has passed. tho house OF
representatives,
Senior Paterno, former president Of
the Filipino cabinet, has been captured
by tho Americans,
Congress adopted an smsndmont W
ths Porto niosn bill restrletiDg trusts
sDd sent tho measure 10 tbs president,
Tho senate yotod, with only three IN
the negative, That senator Scott ~
Wost Virginia WIS., eDtitled 10 biz ssat,
Claude NJ, johnson, chief of tho bn.
REM of eDKrnying md printing, lias
toudopod bis resignation to Secretary
Gage,
Tho vote In ths senate e0mmltta0 Oh
the bill n%ullpRlHn tho DoWnFB ~ thH
Interstate commerce commission ge'
sDlted IN u Wv,
Secretary of War Root, ut u banquet
In New York IN honor ~ drmlt'B BIRTH
day, stated TINT he believed tho time
rapidly approaching whom We must
abandon tho Monroe doctrine or night
tor H.
Tho hopso committees Oh labor Inns d,
veotsl IL favorable report on tho Gardner
B.hOW blu, which Inns nrnntad much IN
forest Ia lnbpp Orioles md among con-
Tractors for government work, Tbo
vote WIS nnnntHlpnb
Acting Secretary Of Wm Moiklejobn
hDs poeplyel u report from tle secretary
Of state III Cubu, showing thAt DD,sGs
Spanish residents 0f the Islands hnyn
preserved thpip AlleRtnn9o 10 thD crown
III spain under th0 farms of thn PARIS
treaty of poaop,
Tho pluHuo situation MI Honolulu con-
tinuos encouraging nonraaiAg w Tho 10,
port resolved from Surgeon Carmichael
by tha Marine hospital sopyleo pndor
dntD NJ April ", ~ follows nN0 now
pugoa III plnRpo Alnne March w. Pros
poets very H0pl,'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
pRlTlsHsnnRh Wan NEWS

! " ~ officially announced limb W.
pNnop IN rpllnypAr
anDppnl Olivier, lhn lnnp onmmnnlpr,
N rnpNplnd wounded
N0ova npn ahnWlnH Mp0mmn npliy'
lty wpat NJ nl0amfonlpln
An nllpiNl liHpnlnh from MalNklng
rpporlA WI we'll IN Anil w
Tho Hnpp pnNnn commissioners VIII
anil lnr lhp unltpd hlAtnA Villa Wnpkl
A hpNnIal alHpNlph lpnm plptnrln anya
lhN Hears hnyn p%n0nanplNA hnahafl thaa
Aritlah rnIlplnRl
Vhn nvitiph naynlpy hns lplnpnea M
NlnpmINnlpln, hnflnH nhnnnnnna hons
NJ capturing lhe FpllrllH happAl
nvltiah maldpntH M lhp VranHyaal
hnYp ham ordered IN lnnHn lnHldN nv N
hnlpg IN account ~ lhp VNapnF eAplnAlan
nv InhnnnphhnfHf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
hAlLHQAp NaWh

Vhp Narthppn pnelnn N Alnlpa NJ hAyp
spqplpd panlpai NJ iha w pAVl md TN,
lntli
lhp nlNahn snnAW, VIII ppl ~ \ lnW
trnln hpINppn ,,lhn TWIN, illinA nnI
nhianAni. Will lnuyn BIZ flnl NJ lltln
h m md, Nvltn NJ phlNNRo Ahnnl llonn
VIM llnAl HnfI
phn Northern Ilnall0 lnllnnad IN
HppndlnH \ milIlnn 1nlllfH III lln lNT,,
fllnAn III AllnH ni llp nIfNIliK IN
ArlNlIFnl md NlHn warehouses NJ Vni
enlnl Inn fRnllln lllH afATl
dndge hiNlNhp M INn. UNIFIED atnIGp
llInnll NlhIl llls .lllpllha llNlllk, NJ
HnkH lllrlftT M ln RnN fHIh nun lllt
lnNn linlllAnh iHlnlHhkl NV linRa llH
baNN Ihp RplptAl AtluIthll NJ tlA ltlsAt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
First Publication Apr, w, lplDrlf
NOTICE TO q

llatNta 81 Dhnrlpe a, Dawnr, leneueed
Noilon IN hapaby given by thn under.
aligned |aSnnntrls III Tho Estate Dt
Nbnplaa A.. Dnwap llepananl, ~ lha
creditors Of md MI pnrapnn hnylng
plnlMe aHnlnst Tho Hnt1 dn0easnd, w OK
hlbll thnln, with lhn nnnaaenry yOunbard,
Within four months Dftap Tho first pub
lipnilOn ~ ihla DOilah, IN lin anld nsnnn,
tpis NJ Dor r~nbllnnna pnW billings, N. thn
County of Yellowstone, Slntn VI Mon
hmm,
Dnted Dt billings, Monlnnh, April 40,
lpOO, Martin w, DnWaf,
Esnontrls ~ Tho lalntn ~ alnrles A,
Down, lpnpnanl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
CRIMINAL MI Ws,

lpdgp Stevenson linplm NJ Cleveland
apnuapa aoln u, Npolnlpllnr ~ lrAld,
nprglppe appnrpl #h,nnD from lhe
vaults NJ tAa hnnh w tonllnrylllp, lll'
A Aoorp NJ ppinaaInn stNdpnta hAyp
hppn nllpgtpd lop prnnlllH u diatnrhs
annn w n annnnl
nhnrlln N, unrIm, lntn nnnInin unllnd
Htnlps pplny, Inns nrrIynl NJ tlh lnlnpnl
prison Nv AnnyNnWnrlh, knnN
nDrglprs anpnppd Nh,nnn from Vim
ynnlln III Tho llnnk M ponllpryllln, lllH,
dnrlug lhn pnrly hpnrA Vhnraany lnorn'
lnH, md mnNp thplr oHnAppl
WOMAN Wns sold Nh nnntlnn Within
n hlnpk MI lhn fpdplnl building NJ llnl.
ynatnn, TnAp lnpl Wppl for Bl0 pnllna
md fpdNrnl nnlhmlllnn nrn HnnrpllnH
fnr tIp nurtlpa involved lhp Wonlnll
IN nlld to hnYp hpnn, nlpnrInl from Nnl,
Hlnm with i I'M NJ nlhnr lplHlnn md
French Women and Wpln nndnp nnnlFunl
IN thp man who Anll hnr,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-04
lnlnulng Lnenala nj M~ANhlns,

lAhn0s, Mny n-A alapntph W. Ihp
Vilnpa from Mpfpking, dntnd Anil ~,
ansAl slide llghl N Thrown, npnn lhp
hnnRgy p0ndItlnH NJ Tho Hppllann by ltfhp
fnat tllNlD Ihp nnltpl plrnrlHnf tln, whites
nna nnllynn hnyn pnpnnllx hann anYnlpN
IN nAtphlng \ swarm N lonnslA which
nDhanl aypp lha lawn,
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All lINl vnnl nam NINTH nlapAsn,

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1900 MAY 1900
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NEWS or NOTED PERSONS,

Admiral Dewey will visit Three Onks,
Mich, some time la juno.
Mira, Anna Stein, bt, Louis, has fallen
heir 10 NJ, 0oo,0 o In Hungary,
President Mckinley IL suffering from
. cold contracted on the trip to canton,
Loren ". Woleott, sparta, Wis, cole.
brated hls Tooth anniversary \ few days
sinoe.
Theodore Roosevelt was tho principal
orator vi tho GRANT birthday celebration
VI 1Alpln,
Al tho Hastings, Benedict wedding nj
Greenwich, Conn, u check for VI ,O00, O00
from TIM brides fnthor VIA among thu
presents.
Admiral Dewey has boen presented
with Il 1ne gold watch, tho gift 81
$1,000 school children Of the Northwest,
who contributed ! cent onoh,
Roy, Dr. Buttz, president oil Drew
seminary, has conferred tho degree ot
Is, ID, on u large number of graduates,
among them Willinm Addison Brown
and Charles Dem IAwts, llamlino nni,
yorsity, sh plnl
Professor Maximillnn Bobnallor ot
Berlin claims I'D hnyo discovered tho
cancer bacillus Tho OonlpnlDlnlt pnep
Bnetoriologisl, publishing u report ~ \
series of experiments, gives o 1plailo1
description ~ the appearance md doyal'
opnont VI the bnnlllns,
King Oscar VI Sweden and Norway
has ieD1orol ApsigtnDb Secretary Molkln'
John The honor vi Ohoyalipr III tho
Sword, In recognition of tla oonrlaslns
ostpnd0d Swedish oItioopg during thn
wnr with Spain, Permission 10 aooopt
will probably DO granted,
James NJ, Barrie, The novelist, bns no
eeptud Tho Invitation Of u eommittoo 10
contest Tho ynpuney IN tha pnprnsnntn'
Zion IN tho honeo of commons 81 l1dlnl
YurRh md St, Ap1paWs universities,
provided the liberals ~ tbp oonnlitnen'
oieD g%enornlly approve ~ his candidacy,