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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
rDatish parliamentary Ielsaiton..

london, Oct, u ~a Only f0ar
results ont OF tho twantypone cons
"aiitnanninH pollal yesterday In Tho pir,
ltnmeDtary general aleetiOn have been
Thus fpr announced, TheHe show TINT
Tho liberals bnyn GAINED two aeaiA, one
III dapDmpihnnAhipe md the other,
strangely enough, In tho Nnndeliife.
unmfnmwOrtb division 0f southeast
%InnanHtnp, which Ind hitbnpiO RoDa
strongly conservative, II looks, there,
fore, ~ " there might be il slight ~.
nnIiDn Ia tho nonnty polling, bnt ihte
VIII ln Ton Into 10 alfent The general
result seriously,
Inst night Mr. Herbert Henry
AhqnlIh, ono NJ lhp Liberal leaders,
admitted tint The salisbury govern
mnnt Wonll return NJ power with u
majority NJ lbO 10 100, or JDg maIDs
bars already declared officially elect
MI, Tho mlnlHlmallate number Dp7, md
iIu opposition igb, The former hayn
RNiDnd VII snnls, md thn hitter IN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

| offered, There WAN Hond composition
for er0aH bpadH, III which The bulk
went 10 tha home trade, broken
grnAay WDnl and new South Wales
peonpnd, were fairly vol aompnind fnp
III steady prices, fancy Hpaiea realizing
hiull prices, Cape of Good liDpn mud
Natal WDoIH were VA good supply, bni
dragged, superior SNOW whites Wnrn
III batlep demand NJ full rates, Thu
Attendance WAS good
Following n Aa los IN dniaill
New South Wales, l,DO0 bnlaA
ppOnral, Dad 10 ~ 6dl ArnAHy, Dis ~
l0lpl,
queensland, SOD halnaj SECURED, ud
10 III idl arnaHy, fl0d 10 vi,
vlntoria, a,b0O bales Anonrad, " ~
IN bd,
West Australia, 300 balnAi aoOnpnd,
b ID bAlI greasy, Jlg W fad
Tasmania, ~ bhlaal HpeAey, bsad ~
0lvd,
Now Zealand, 4, 100 bales anOupnd,
blad i0 N plpdl greasy, IVA NJ. N1t
Cape OF tiDH1 Hope nHI Natal, hoo
bnlesl poOnpnd, HID lO " blpdi
ApnAHy, Mad Ia Dlad,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
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pVIUIAb pHDUBDHIhi MIN
- Y" "m .pt NODnly commissioners
w YHlDnn UDDnlN

uho 'h'n,n'1v'aIt nm, H lpl, l)oI, /, lpOO,
molll Nd III D'nlDoA III 7ni'1 iR nlognp p,a
pvNauII n, \, hinlDl Nh p,iope WIZ
Amin md fnt lAyOlln, Hn'"h, " W
NM nlntlnv IN lllp ppOlOpg h,,a.a
nDvDsH lllN Yellowstone plyAr m,'hpp
UlllluH WIN. nlann4aNd, W. +"
TllO hoAvn nd1onrlnd tllllil v 0h
N nj 4
AtlMNODn ApaHlDM y
ulla bOnpn mai pnpAnnllt VI, n1lOlgll
lnuIll Vllnpp WnIn ptnsplt VI NJ llil
lDn pln ii W. AnIllli hDHollt wv
Hnynlln,, a.,
lhn olnvA WIN instructed lO nn!ll lOI
DlDliA md HpaplDnnliOnA fDp \ hplnAl
nnvDAH lIiu fpllONAtOlln .plyNp nnfil q
IjIlllnuH, nunv lnp .mlIppnn bpl4An
unnll blddup IN luNnlAh, lllA own pau
NM HlNUiannllOlh III WIN DvnnpHl
Iilnt uiluIl biIa VIII In Olpnnl NJ !
D'NlONt ii M, lDnunMbap \, lpOO
Vh0 linnpl ndaOnpnnal
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
pNIAsDA EBt ESCAPES,
gba Hell Iplan Jail " All sann hihn
Tint Vi INN TtMbnn

Tho lin ~ sheriff HI fAvb0D and
paann W mind nnh all bennupn there n
something wrong with thu lails aI lteJ
LDlRn anl Div vimbnp whereby
prisoners nm nbln iD MaAn llnip eHnnpa,
1hn lnInAt nannln comes from Hell
lodge, Lauren Nj, hInpnp Df ljfIlHnp
having disappeared sometime during
MDDlny night, ltiDRnp Wae combined
tDp aasnnlt ln TIM tlppt ,laRpne, having
Oh hnpInmbnp lAal attacked Louis
spnihmAn, biA partner III Tim anlUDO
DuslnpAA al l|pllHnp, with n knife, lila
iplAl waa ~ hAyn DneuprAl DnIDpn
Judge Henry DunsIAy, although hlH
attorneys hAyn nklAnAinl every nnvlnn
iD Hpnupn pDAlpDnnMnNt, Al UlBO
MDDdny nlHhl llnpplb t)Atn nDl
CHARLES lMpaDn went 10 ilh jail ~ Tnna
ihn prisoners, lnillnH them ont NJ The
irDn navp, IMpsDn md Chin mn posi-
tive tllny ahnt nh The Mpn bAnh IN I'm
ennn, bli ~ Y D'plOnG Attorney n. =,
Woodward Dr ljnbD wnnl IN Tho lnil I'D
HDt HlDnpp's signature 10 lhp nt0lnylI
tD postpone TIN Trial nln IDnDD Tho
prisoner voln, A pOpsa ~ four Off
pnps nm now Dnl ntlnp Ringer Nv
only ilyn WnnkA nHD, since JDDp npllns
lnala npnnpeI from ibis Jnll aud EVIL
lnnDn NJ DUlAliln DaBlslnnnn WnA lbnN
apparent, II Inv llnyntDpnl Ihpl Dnn
spl NJ JAil AnyH WIS missed about II
ynnp nHp NH lllp Dlllpnpa WDnl1 worry
much Hin lO tnD lllpDb Yhnpn w y
llupl,lpl WyHlppy about IIta nppnpn ~
niDpnB NDl u WiD10W ~ door Inns
DhnU IN TIM lnDnl llHtnWbna,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
DNDEpkN DkNT DIV M0CRATb

Mppl VI InisDn DDJ IGUJDpHH UpNDhynith'
VDpDnn pDHIDD OuDJjJAlsu
bpnolnI ~ 1ln Only Hnsnlle,
llolnnn Dot lDrJllN independent
dnmDpvnts At u mDap primary DoDy1Ds
lion lpniEbi nDlDpHed MI NJ the domOD
pntiespOpuliBi fusion Itnlnt nknnpling
NouAiOv, DISTRICT jn1Hn, DyN reppeHoDis
nliy0s md tlla AODnly attorney,
uInyk hired u )Dl NJ mon ~ wy W
pnplllyp The oDnynDliOn but lllay wnyo
AIlDt DUt by not bptDR AllOwnd III PM
IintIMta WllnsA Ilay signed IIM lDll
giving lIlntp NJlpppe JpdRo Smith,
nnyIanseh md JOhN buyHpn, DMpdtdnlnv
on thn republican liDhnt tDy District
jndRO, gDnNly attorney, And county
aWmmisHlDOW p0npnoliynly, Wnpn
among those nominated
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
ltDbInI I'm lirnYn,

bonn UVy'sI'3'H, ggTy111IlTu 'H N, IIIsIiHIeYTgy'
VI NnH IN tn MIMI nnndl1lnn MY allI
WIZ, nlnosl spllnN nseH alll,, l9la \ !
nppln1l pnlD no1llnnhllllta. " hIlaf nn1
1a'1ga'' ||a eEgn DI,ga,p H,@w ','Ha H yen ~, 4.y N, n
lnpHl W my NlAgl lnyl lln nIel Dnhllp
R"e1assa | ihaa|G"' ) ans n! \ MA. gwe.e'|ta4, upaI,%%RRll
IY,s d A wei ) pn Mno,oll'e1h 1 y9|sx,h,II'ssy NJ s"0e o'e
a1%a1nRfiElaaulaeR. N aEfppIanu dtyunp INV sIare H'v
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

Bile absence during the entire prnyions
two weeks Df thu period Df registration
from your registration district yDil
have been mnbla no Register, yDn sal
do ND op Tho annDDl Monday minr II
iha general election iDoiDler gD) ~
thn main md home office Of The rnRiel
ivniiDn nRoHt by milking aifidagii u
these fanls an1 producing Annh Otllnl
evidence ~ viii saijAfy Tie mHIsipn.
lion agent Tint enel IN the enae,
III yDn live I'D n registration pln,
ainal iDnlulnd In nh incorporated
Town ~ ely, nnn The town Dr city
contained nt the Inst hiAin ntnniiDn
over ! 900 registered voters, sDn mn
required tD pnglAinr Dp yDn hAnDOt yOln,
" yDn live IN my other registration
districts tInn u registration pInpjDbi
included In M Incorporated tDWD ID
ely which continued over 1000 pnpjsa
tered yoInps nt Tho lnHt state election,
md yon wope duly vaHlstppnd md yDts
ul Ia anid district At lhe general plneS
lion IN lBDB, yDi lD moi have Ia lppls'
tnp pvoylln1 yDn Imyn been u npDilnns
OnH resident Dr tle pngistynilOn district
iD which yOD voted IN lbDB, u yDn
lnyn removed from thu 1istpIpl III
Which yDu ypAialnpD1 IN lbDB " Will bp
nnoasHnpy TOR yDn tD pnRIsiW nHAlH IN
lhn district Ia which yDn NOW lnslnn,
Ij0waynG although yDn lNny hAyn
bnon poglnlnvn1 IN lBDB, IN order 40 be
aevlAin limb yDn VIII bn entitled ID
vote yDn HhDnl1 nnll DpDn Ibn ppgtstpAs
lion ngnly ~ hnyn ROlnh Dln 1D " fDp
yDn, md Anp thnt sOW nnnD Nv ppDpnpp
ly NM uDpppolly pDinpnd
pAflnp mHjptpnIlDD ~ nlDpnl thn pnR'
tBtmlipD DRpDl VIII posi- \ llHt ~ lbDpn
ppgtelDpnd ~ plDnnH ia yDW IlhlplDh
and yDn should nAnmlDA those llpln
nnG IN yDW lnDln Nv mi properly M
Tered yDl AlIDnh nnll npDn thn ppgiBa
Ipnlim DEnDl sDMn lime DnrDpn y
D'nlDph % ~ Dn BntnpIAy ppnylDus ~
lhn 1ny Dp nln1lIDn pDd 300 Uni my
mtHlnAnH Dpn DDppnnlnd,
nv thp registry nHenl IN lhh liH'
Iptpt IN which yDn Dyn should Jin, Dnps
pDmn JiB1unlilpl ~ mslHD nplnp Iln
opening md prior lD lln DlDHiDH ~ tlln
pnptUd ~ y%nHlHlvuilDn nlll 40 Dlln nlAn
should 0nullty md lnLo hlH plnon, yDn
VIII bn 1nIltln1 IN WHtblnp IN my dis
lplglp Within lIln DOnHly IN which yDn
pnsido, md llln mHlbtrnllDp uHnnt VIII
Furnish ygn Win u eoplllontp which
VIII npltilp yDp tDA vote W yDW own
WnniDpL
nIr yDn nyp n Ditiynn NJ Tim Hniln1
BtAipn, M tlD Age ~ VI ypnpb, nnh VIII
hAyp benU N resident ~ tlln stAlD ~
MOntaUn Dln year md Dr lhn pOnlty
IN which yOD reside I'D dnyp Dn llp
dDy nnAt uvnaoding lhp dny W alnntlOD,
yOu hny0 lhD lpHnl 1pnllhDntlgOe md
VIII bo nnltllnJ IN yOln WDyltph yDn
npe pvDpoply v%NHtpinpnl, y
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
U~DilDhIHlkU sDJBNsJ
DrMDnvnlH snll ~ M shipping Nan IN
DnnlnpD WDnlDUh

FFftH'fFV FF6NfFfWI
Vln mpnbllpnD atnln nnntpnl eopl'
mjtlan Inns pnpnlyul information NJ ihn
pIlnpl lDlnt u Inppp number ~ nnn hnya
bpnn pblJppl Within lin pnsl Two days
IN UmbDIl md DuWHDn nDnnllnH by Tho
Fusion |unnOnpnny IDv nllnHpn lllnHnl
puppoAph 'l'hn puup Wnu ulynn AWnN
by ono Dl lln mpn WIN hnll monlynd
transportation fpDm Dln ~ hin fusion
mnDnpnvp ~ ono ~ IDln n%nplpp, nOnps
IinH, lln WnB HnppDanI lD HlnW. nlH
pny nntll nrInp plnnllOM bDmn III llln
Inpn w Bnnl " " AaIl apn DOl yDlnPe VI
fhD stntn bnl ,lhny Wnpn HnppDHn1 Ia
pnHlHlpp jlBl lln Hnlln,
Nhp republicans llnyD llln names ~
NIL thp mon shlppnl DnI NJ HntIn md
ANnnDDlA md nIn Wppnlnl NJ mike II
wnplD tOv Illp lnalOn mon WhO aDglH
nnppnl llln gnhnnn, Vhny hA,n llDilE
tlp1 lhn pppnblinnlp. ~ Nnalppn MoO'
hmm ~ bn DpnpnvN1 lOp lhnW llnMDppnla
IN mi pOpnltpl bpnihvpn md " N anlp
10 by iDnL tllplp nIlnMpl IN WRlaIHp
VIII IN nlpppd IN lhn bnll,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
AnDNEas yD Mn vpVNNst


4, NJ Rnrilnsape, haeyalarH NJ nlp
UDuDjjgDD sf0tN MllvHl M0nunillhn,
I,os" jsspnd Il GivGnlM latleF. W. fln yof'
an M M Mnpfaluh MlllW nlpI allau'
HIN t0 Ij,n W0uiramnnlH M Nm alnp'
tJnuu laws In yAslMHf IN FRRtafrRflQllt
vHep lOller N MI ihfArAN NJ lll, YnlprA
~ swjialhaayar NVrtg, INV ky hll0wl .lA
1Is n~ylaaepIjeps 'ayaFg fleatN. w .lla
ssD,W INV In manfred m INV usllle'
HIleW HNt~N g0n KlNM y fm .e
Won mHsf IN Wapefk WAlnlptaa ,,vn.
WriAd N mFlallvlinn, asltaiM li ~
lM faVM MdndRg ,Wlng. n aleatn l !
dag N lliH aennnd InllnKl 4 FatRfgRs
M Nh AflaF NAfdA fF0M HnlllW, II II
Hel0bW I'M, %tnRlHktHft wv KlAkilf a'
NJ NlysiaRl disahtliv NJ Nv Ms#Vp'o#
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12

IDleil,.

H. d, HOwNv, DHpl M. yNnpe, fOvn'
mnn Og Ille blacksmith dgpMvlnnnl w
mo NOplhnM pRNllH shops IN diving.
SION dinI Monday from lhn nlYnpIs ,Of
Injnylpn pnpuiypd. by bplnN plll, Oyev py
mi NnyinN te WINS ApONgIllH lnn
Ivnnks Ip lhe morning oi, hlA why "
work when In WINS slVloh NY " tWllNlllI
pngIllA, which paHAad Dvap llls wv
nvill abDye lln elbow, fWHlllfnlly
mnDallnH VI and mnAiDH ni!pilllllOll
immunity, liIH skull WIS nlE0 fp.al
luvod, Mot ming y pOllAt NM llh
VIA mob Milo w Withstand llln Olnpla
lion, dpalll, resulting Hllgrlly, Aflnp,
Tnn lnjnrad ,nAll wnA amplognd " lln,
ghOuy M IlM flDlp Dliy fI nllDnl,
WoIve yeuys, A nlnMlep IN lln lDnll
hmIluGn nn0iin pmpl0ynA Wapn lpp'
Aupnlly nauuninlnl WIN NM
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aNhlUNlEn I'D YNN pNhi
A MtiA NV tDDDH MN VOnnD uhIllt
NJ HnlHlHvbl

~ wv R'FARf
pvul W. Morrow Wnp lplo0 MI Mllop
Oily MpnlNy lpp u buuHlJy nOMmlI,
tnI IN lhn Nlplt llnlb NM wins lDlN1
Hullty. nld |spDlolenl w lhh ppnllnpa
nill wAs IN pllnIup VI llA Olllno III, Tho
p%OnlnlnlnN vb, Odt shipped by nAIp0aA
10 llD plpAl hnliDlll bnnI, nnl,
lhDnyll llppn " blt ltlllN dOnbl thAl
Iu IDDA ", md llo virtually anmlls N,
tilD lninnliynH hnyn mol DNnn nblA IO
Dblnln AnillDlpnl evidences lD pyOpnnnln
nDp my lvnnn W lin MONEY, Thn
plnvHp Oh which hD VIII. NOnylnlDl
MDnlAy WIZ lllll DI DlnnhlnH llllO \
OnHn vi llAlH lIlnl hal bonn shipped IQ
Ain, WnHllnll W DOD MAroballa, nll0
Y" mn Bnynrnl,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
1s15El~4@71EI@1 $3.50
sEpVBM HIM mn hTI uLAtMh,
Dynr sIsinrn hundred Dollars Worth
FILM Inst NINTH


During the month 0f september
bounty claims lO The Hm0nnt NJ Hl,Olb
Wnpn nlad with Tho state boapd III on
amluepa, This represents lln dnAlunns
Hon Of 4pD nOy0taA, 100 wolves nnd
lBp WOLF pups
Tllh ponnty NJ DaWAon nlpd Tho
lnpphHt amount ~ nlnbnh Prom Ills
pDDnty The rlnlmh filed were fDr lbhI
Yellowstone WAA HppopIl NpD1 nnAlnp
VIVA third, HnbN lhOl0pn fourth,
wv 10, Vbp eIplHH from The county ~
Lewis md Glnphn amounted W WOO
while The nonntlnH NJ JaiInpa0D, PINK,
nalIntiD and Gpnnilp alad nlniWH
amounting ~ only WA TOR onpl county
nnl representing The destruction w
pnol plHo ~ 4 single nnsnlnr Flhthond
Dlnl 40 nlnima
Tho bOnnly claims llpn f0p Rnulema
hHp, lhNDl amounted w W TRl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
AnUlIp HNllAIN Ayinht
VIM NM HaHlaiW ~ nrdMr IN I'm ANA
~ Win

A pnuiHIpvad voter who removes
from one registration dibllin ~
another III lnanlpad before DnlnH lna
lnl IN yDIA, N. lpHlHlnp NJ lhn dlh'
lplnt In which hih pnHlannW " nknn,
Before DO pnp vnHiHInp IN lha district
10 which no bnA removed, ma MUST
pVpHpnI 4 pnpllOnnIn from lhn pnHlHlpy
hRnnt NJ lllA district where lln f0pnnrs
vnAilnd showing lhAt, hlH vAHlatpnF
Iipn M lhpl district linn boon nnlls
nnllp1l YhiH hitter provision nlAo npe
plies 10 thA yOtpp Who pHlAlaph lllH
Will md pnnlOvGH tn nnOthnp pgAlhfVnH
zion 1ihlpint Dpl0pn Illn election
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Sister BHptiBte Of BtAll0ysins
paroehial School Shot
Dead by Pupil,
ONE MORE FATALITY
Added ~ The Notwithstanding liat
VT DIDN'T Know IN $ WAss
LOndpd Accidents,
Special ~ The Dolly ljasplle,

Helena, Oct, l0~~biHtep IJnplibtn,
teacher IN lhe Catholic p0poehiotnl
school, WIS killnJ tlis afternoon by
being neej1nDntly HbOt by John htobDl
foD, ono Df tbe pupils JIn WIS baDdl.
Inv M old mnsAot thnt lind boon used
with Others 10 drill N wAs not snip
posed lD be lOalo1, A ohnpEe Df bDeh
shot slpuoh Sister Dapltute IN lbN side,
Mo died Within M hOnE III ~ sup
posed thnt Some AZ tbA boys Ind BDp'
yApliIiDnsly IDndo1 lhe mnsbHls,
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suaa I,,p Wifa,s tuaupanua.

Philadelphia, Oct, lOa-profasuor
hhoytlidKo, who killed his wife while
iDsnDn ~ jbDD, Inns commenced suit
for WI, Opg ngainst iha Prevalent life
aDd Trust company, being f0r The ius
HupaDpn Oh bin wifn's life,
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GDvmnD seriously III,

Nav York, 00l, D##iJongpeasnnp
Richardson, Of tho |depp0vniin Dnlimls
NJ p0mmilfnn returned 10 Nav York
lnluy from Washington Nv, Nlehnplr
pOn aayh thnt nArRnnnlW llOpmnD "
AnlrnpinR mol only from IbpOnl nitljp'
lion bnt from bnnpt diHnnHn nlan
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
TnAaA hnW DMM
ApAYH gg NQN,pAh IA

poun1io M n I S,n,n,pii
Tnses fop I6aa' gVaaV X'h IOod aVa INV
:" r ,,IEsYtsHvHS 3, ltsssss, tnssy % sIN|gkt. y! b YrREe'
lnHE, M Mloa N \. aasIy|nnalI a'l,ee N nol IIs ooth
ang III November posi- NJ O'glonk y lnp
MN pnlaBA pgln ngl0p lllnlalQ, w pArNenlt
AOD DG DafOgp, the lnal MOnlgy N, llA.
MlhAy tlH Delinquent lnk llFl VIII nn
Ibllghed n9d lhA .AApnlna q III lnIl |.
bib, haVAnd nHalnrl Lha ~ llllllnnt tlAt
hIGees RAs IGVa' 9 twe lsts ,ssE|4RI ttesyss' t y1ns
ss'o|i rehabilitation ffn Il0paplV Will bA
Agtap ikaa nnn N0HlHI
fpp AAali 0l!n pep. 1alil WI H. hllYenl
dNIea X sk9an 1|I, WAX 111AHae'"IIssaR, H7H ''0'' WV
panaa, PIN promptly, Nnn Anvn a.
money o'a'' Ho GB9 NJ, a41e'nI s9)yppI nsp'7''
iasa II w. N Mg,l N WIN
,I am, IA, n!nnls Vg4AHnpArl
uvd 1isapaas nllle NomRlnlnlh
sss,,., y o1ame1ppyyI s,'v EI%Ev%'s Wallsssyy
slpaIdp, RoIdhd IN, M lnyAlnAhlA
- slsaa - HnllHHh NJ NnlhnHnf
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Al plhatIDbD IN Hymn,

Washington Got, D-AsHislnnt hess
pntAry Mnilk0ll0ln to-day sent u letlnp
tn NpyAD chilling hjs attention 10 "
communication ~ HnDpvnl Oils shifting
TINT thn knln lVnAiy p0nld not hA mp
proved In my pnoORDitiDn NJ slavery,
md ihnt Tho Oilpp points mpal bn loft
III tho decision af eDDRpaeH
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uUyDIDn Inv lDlhri

Mnpy ppOplA WIN uAn 0lllllllM WV
Jj,o nJta IN 0DldA MY lllnt lln elTnnt NJ
lllIy lvBH III ln0IV d%lAnHvnalbln. Nlntl
Ila d%lAapan, Rvunne'H Gold ,Unpn "
ppapavol III il apnyMienl oapalllN FORM,
lind VIII Nupn lhp nlnHt hnllllg Aaalnl
nold In a4 hours Without MY ,lllnlrllllv
linn M hneiNAnA Vhax Hpn plnNAnll "
lDkn md Alyn You \ ahplyl, frtall Hon'
ApIj0u WIIM nilnvAllnN ..FVfnh VIM
H0ld by H0lhlnH Az calhoun
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WIN LIN IlnlnlnY

Pnlln, OAl, D~-HpineN nhlnH hne vp'
nnlynd Dn nllnl from lbn nmlNror,
dnlnn DaInhor /, IN reply ION nOtn
Huui M Tin vHuupht ~ thn lnRDtinpf,
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hln INN,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
MiulAlnn lNLA hlnNlA nNKAI

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f0vHp0 1h0NkNn nAAlnn MI llln D0n0ylnF
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pIOvn HntnplAy, yndAlyinH Some, el0lls
linz nn1 #DO IN money, md WnH
lvlnatn1 tlat nlHhtl WIS ,nppnlnlan. be-
gOpa DnRtlnn Nnlly Wednesday, altar,
noon, plandinR HIllly to y nllnyHn ~
vngplylDH money nndNr lnlen nJnlnnHnA,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
btnptanA Soldier psvDDpad,

Chattanooga, J'ninu Ost, l0-The
spnniHlis American war Veterans on
alndnd their first annual bnHiilass snHs
sion to-day, LinniaDaDt Colonel Bryan
q, Hook, III Montana, was elected h
member III thn national council,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
4uOmInI0D Parliament IlnsOlynd,

Ottnwa, Onhy Dol, ban palvn ~
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lln l0llinR. NJ Tho gonernl nlaoliNn on
h0pnWhnp II
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
UDy vnp AnIe,

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
IuuiIuyts iIi,isttIllOu2,

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
Mana aninpavH I,aDuapljDs,

Chicago, Oet, D@apGIaplos ~, Flint
WIZ The principal 4ppnlpv nt ltle
annnal dinner III thA Illinois Manu-.
FEATURING association ai TIN Grand
pAntnn hotel tonight,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
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killed, III WIS n lpnnl ppllIiNnl llHlll,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-12
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-19
REGISTER TODAY.

The election takes place on the sec
ond day of August. Every voter Will
be expected to vote for all State ana
county officers, magistrates, township
canstables, and on the constitutional
Amendment. Registration closes Sat
urday, July 21st. Register or you
cannot vote. An entirely new regis
tration has been ordered, and no mat
ter how often you have registered
before, unless you register by Satur-
day night, you cannot vote.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-19
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.. Johr
oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject
is narrated by him as follows; Il was
in a most dreadful condition. My Skin
was almost yellow eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and sides
no appetite-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately, friend advised try
ing Electric Btters,' and to my great
joy and surprise. the first bottle made
a decided improvement, | continued their
use for three weeks, and am now well
man. / know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of another victim" Nc
one should fail to try them. Only so cts
guaranteed at all drug stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-07-19
zrBAPTIsT CHAUTAUoUA IN SESSION.
They Meet This Year at Lenoir, Caldwell
County.

The Eighth Annual Session of the
North Carolina Baptist Sunday School
Chautauqua will be held in the town
of Lemon, beginning Tuesday after
noon, August IA, and closing Sunday
evening, August 10, 1900. Every Sun
day School worker in North Carolina
is most cordially invited. The pro-
gram is prepared especially for them.
Mr.. n b. Broughton, of this place,
is the president of the Chautauqua,
and, Mr. r. n Simms is secretary and
treasurer. A number of Raleigh peO-
pie are to take prominent parts.
The music of the hautauqua has al
WAYS been an attractive feature. Prof.
S. w. Beasley, of Dayton, Va, splen-
did teacher and leader, will have
charge of the vocal music, and Mr..
John w. Cheek, of Raleigh, the leader
of the orchestra from the beginning,
is to fill his accustomed place and be
assisted by company of specially Sc
lectetl musicians.
Each day at 10 o'clock Dew. DR.. A. A.
Marshall, pastor of the First Baptist
church, of Raleigh, will give Bible
study Every night will be devoted to
evangelistic services for soul-winning.
Prof. c. c. Crittenden, recently
elected to the Chair of Pedagogy in
Wake Forest College. will be present
and give normal instruction, adj
dresses, etc.
Mr.. 10. H. Weathers, of Raleigh, and
Rev. w. f. Wilkins, of Mars Hill, will
conduct primary Day and every
primary teacher should be on hand.
Saturday there is to be a great pa
rade and picnic--''a feast in the noun
tains."
Prof. Jno. E. Ray, Rev. w. ID. Hub
bard, j. NJ. Broughton. and others of
Raleigh. deliver addresses or sermons.
Mr.. w. S, Whitman, of Atlanta, Ga,
WI. also be present and deliver an adj
dress on 1.-The Freight Train Sunday
School VS.. Vestibule Limited"