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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
OF UNTOLD VALUE,
Information Contained in this
Gentlemen's Statement is Price,
less. a..

The hale, the hearty, the strong car
AFFORD TO toss this paper to one side
lmpatiently when they read the fol-
loWlrg, but any suffering in this To-
cailty who has spent /; mint of money
II suffered hours OF eXcruciating tor
ture caused by kidney complaint will
stand in his W light if he. does not
follow the valuable advice offered by:
MI. w. j. Leach, engineer of the city
waterworks, Fergus Falls, Mimi, SAYS:
Il vas troubled more or less with my
back and kidneys for some time. l
have done a good deal of heavy lift
ing and STOPPING while laying water
pipes and this may have been the cause
OF my trouble. The pain in my back
was just over the small part and when
| attempted to get up after stopping
1T would catch me in the form OF quick
and sharp twinges. When saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised to cure
the above symptoms l got a box at a
drug store. They fulfilled all the
claims made for them. You are at
liberty to use my statement concern
ing the merits of this valuable rem
edy."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
EPENTANC

LISTENING r. tn RAIN.
A little attic bedstead, jes' bout level
with tn caves,
A window, part way open, almos' let
tin in tn leaves,
TIL patter O. tn raindrops on tn
shingles overhead,
Maxim drowsy, sleepy music, jes' invit-
in We t. bed.
Jes' lynn there an listenin' t. tn pat
ter O. tn rain,
AS she drips down firm tn shingles an
along tn window name,
Tinklin' tinklln' uown tn water spout,
where thick the woodbines creep
Gittin' brewster an brewster an drop
pin off t. sleep.
Jes' lynn there an dreamin' as tn yell
low moonlight CLEANS,
While tn patter O. tn raindrops sets
a music t. yer dreams,
II morrow, mebbe tishin, down t.
Green'sAkin hardly wait,
For six o'clock : come, git up an go
t'.diggin' bait,
A sort O. boyish picnic, like We used t.
tend, y know,
Tn baskets piled with good things, an
we're all a. goin' t'go,
Dads goin' t. let us take tn light
spring wagon, an we wish
It'd hurry up t. mornin', cause we
want t. sit an fish.
T morrow, always morrow, that's tn
Lead me, my heart, to youth and truth
again,
Bend down with me, upon my knees,
to pray
That l may from my living put away
This mask, Deceit-and pray we not in
vain!
Prompt me, my heart, cen as the Mas
ter made
Me pure, to rise from depths whereto
fall
And seek the stars that beckon to us
all,
Bidding us soar, exultant, unafraid!
Teach me, my heart, to follow in the
way
Thou wouldst go. if thou vert all un-
restrained,
Show me the heights thy striving
would have gained,
And lead me in thy footsteps, day by
day!
Give me, my heart, the Masters jew.
eled crown,
OF purity, that thou, these years hast
kept,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
CoU T COMMISSIONERS
NEW CALL Fur REPUBLICAN CON-
VENTION IN SECOND DISTRICT
WITH APPORTIoNMENT BASED
ON REPUBLICAN VOTE.


ON REPUBLICAN VOTE.
The district committee has issued
the call for a republican convention to
nominate candidates for county COM
missioner and assessor in the Second
commissioner district. The ccnven-
ton will be held July rs at the high
school building.
This call takes the place of one is
sued two weeks ago in which a serious
mistake was made in the apportion-
.ment. For many years the apportion-
ment in Burleigh county for republic
can conventions has been one delegate
for each fifteen votes, or major frac-
ton OF fifteen votes. cast at the last
preceding election for the republican
ticket. This apportionment gives the
country precincts considerable advan-
tage because of the fractions but it is
as nearly equitable as it is possible to
make the apportionment. TO illus
trate. In the last election there were
cast in the various precincts in the
Second commissioner district the fol-
lowing number Of votes for +. B. Fan
cher, republican nominee for governor:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
CONTRARY WOMAN.

l pull one leaf,
That is for grief,
Another-he's in clover,
Then number three,
He loves-loves me,
A fourth throw him over.
You see, about
1t I'm in doubt,
To take him or reject him,
And just the way
These flowers say
I'll pass him or elect him.
I'll, try again:
This ones for pain,
The second is for clover,
Three-he loves me
CHATS true. you see)
And four-I throw him over.
I have a mind
Not the right kind
Is this flower that I'm using,
But I'll abide
AS it decide,
Accepting or refusing.
Now just once more:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

dish, Judge circuit. Judge s. G. Rob-
erts and Col. Gearey of Fargo, Judge
Duell Of Devils Lake, Geo. B. Valland-
ingham of Valley City and DR.. VIM. A.
Bentley of Bismarck. The encamp-
ment goes to Devils Lake next. year
and the year following will go to Bis
marck. The meeting and parting Of
the old comrades exempliied the ten
denotes that bind the Ola soldiers to-
gether in the bonds of fraternity. char
ity and loyalty.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
APPRECIATION.

How little worth the trees and flowers
for me,
If l not see.
If in the depths of my dull, sightless
eyes
No visions rise
OF Earth's a r glories, if l may not
The wealth of Natures scenic over
flow,
All, all the pictured grandeur of the
Earth
How little worth!
Dead all the mellow music on mine
If l o hear,
II wake no sounds of singing in my
soul,
Nor echoes roll
OF the vast melodies of song that rise
Out of the Earth, to echo in the skies,
How little worth the music, if mine
ear
May never hear.
So then, if glowing never in my heart
The nobler part
OF sweetness, charity and kindness,
Ii no caress
Of gentler, kindlier impulse wakens
me
Out of the aull dreams Of selfshness to
see
The good that lights the world, the
good for me
AS we'll not be.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

GITTIN' UP.
Bout four O'Clock, jes' when my sleep
Is gittin' downright good an deep,
Dad hollers up tn kitchen stair:
William! William! Air you there?"
N then l yawn an stretch away
N try t. git my eyes t. stay
Half open, an I yawn an stretch
Till Dad says: William, eff l fetch
This strap up there. an you don't git
Up, low you'll remember it,"
l stick one foot out O. tn bed
An rub my tangled, sleepy head,
An nod an nod an nod away
Jes' wishin' Dad d let me lay
A minute longer; tne's no chance
An so reach and git my pants,
Stick one leg in an set an set
A thinkin' as how never yet
l been SO tarnal hard t. wake.
An then, by ginger, in a shake
@ a Sleeps tail, l fetch a snore
AS soundly sleepin' as before,
A ketchin' noddin' O. my head,
A sittin' upright on tn bed!
I fetch another gapin' yawn
An slowly pull my stockin's on,
An hist my foot up on tn bed
T. lace my shoes. while my poor head
Jes' wobbles. 'roun', so sleepy like.
Until hear tn OIL clock strike:
'One-two-three-four, an then,
what! five!'
Well, Land O. Goshen! Sakes alive!
| hear tn kitchen stairway creak,
An Dads OF cowhide boots, they
squeak
Like pullin nails! Now, mebbeI
Don't light into my duds as spry
AS anything, an jes' as soon
AS hear him I fetch a tune
At whistlin' an fore he's awares
I'm dressed an down tn other stairs!
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

"A ~ 4I4e
Nobody never asks for me,
Nobody never brings me pie,
An a big box full O. goodies. Gee
Cracky -! But some of EMS piled
up high!
Big stuffed turkeys an cakes an buns
An a jug O. cider t. boot! My eye!
But nobody never brings me none,
Nobody never does. Now, why?
l asst tn teacher that's learnin' me,
Why nobody never brought me none,
An she looked sort O. sad an says:
'Y'see
You amt nobody's little son.
Yer only an orphan, y'see, my lad,
en- en- she wiped a tear firm her
'tother eye
Jes' as if she was feelin' bad)
N en- she says: An that is why
Now what is orphans don't know,
But I guess, firm tn way it seems t.
TIL mus be boys cts sick an so
Folks think tn cant eat goodies.
Gee!
l wisht %somebody'd send me one
% them big boxes-Cracky loo!
But nobody never sends me none,
D. tn think orphans amt hungry,
too?
l wonder how many years it's been
Since I come here t. stay-le's see,
It's five l guess, an I amt seen
A soul that's come here t. see me,
Tn other boys, mos every week
Some ladies come an hug an cry
An kiss 'em, but tn never speak
T. me, TIL DON'T wonder why?
n orphans a funny little chap,
I guess, firm en- way it seems t. me,
Never sits in nobody's lap,
An nobody never comes t. see
How he is gittin' long at school,
N nobody sends him cake or pie,
He jes' gifts along without no rule,
An l wisht somebody'd tell me why.
I'm goin' t. git out o. here some day,
When I grow up. an every year
I'm comm t this here school an say:
Hello! Y got any orphans here?'
An if tn is, I'm goin' t. take
Tn biggest box ct I can buy
An fill it up with pie an cake,
An send t. him-an' he wont know
why!"
happy time for boys,
The's always somethin' goin' t. be
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
SOME PRAIRIE BREEzEs.
OUR STRENUOUS CIVILIZATION.

OUR STRENUOUS CIVILIZATION"
"a Chorus of the Powers.)
Clear the way. to Chinaland-through
the heather horde,
Clear the way to Chinaland-clear it
with the sword,
Plague O. yellow devils, an four hun
dred million strong,
Plague O. yellow devils, an the world
must move along.
So clear the way to Chinaland, bible
an the sword,
One OF It other, as they choose, dirty,
yellow horde,
Filthy, yellow devils, an they have no
place to- fill
So clear the way to Chinaland-kill a n
kill an kill!
Clear the way to Chinaland-Cossack,
French and Dutch,
Kill the beasts like locusts for it
doesn't matter much,
The Lord he made EN- hateful, so we
might QellgnL 10 Stay,
An he surely doesn't love 'em for
they're only in the way,
So clear the way to Chinaland-Powers
all arrayed,
Clear the way to Chinaland-what we
want is trade,
Dirty yellow devils, an they have no
place to fill,
Clear the way to C%hinaland, kill an
kill an kill!
Clear the way to Chinaland-give us
all a share,
Kill tn heather devils, for there's
heather an to spare,
The Lord. he may have made 'em, but
in such an awful way
That surely he intended us to slay an
Stay an Stay,
So clear the way to Chinaland, heather
mustn't stay,
Them as won't believe in us are only
in the way,
Dirty yellow devils an they have no
place to fill,
An the best way to convert 'em is to
kill an kill an kill!
Clear the way to %Chinaland, heather
~overthrown,
Plague O. greasy niggers who are
claimin' of their own,
Clear the way to Chinaland, som n
start the fuss,
All the world is niggers-that is, all
the world but us,
So clear the way to C%hinaland, topple
stone from stone,
Kill the greasy devils who are claim
in of their own,
Dirty yellow devils an they have no
place to fill.
An we know the Lord he made 'em
but to kill an kill an kill!
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

His patient and laborious work and
the successful result of the war with
Spain alone entitle President Mckinley
t reelection at the hands O. the peo-
pie.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

Mayville people have quarantined
the Goose river-too many microbes
for drinking purposes.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06
SONG o. TIL WIFE.

SONG o. TIL WIFE.
I'll feast wi We an fast WI We,
Fen as tn Lord may will,
Or sick We be or we'll We be-;
An l will love We still,
TIL storms may beat about We, dear
TIL winds may whistle shrill,
Yet We will always find me near,
An will love We still.
I'll grow wi We an go wi We,
Where e'er may lead tn way,
An high We be or low We be,
TIL skies be blue or gray,
Tn world may frown on We, how chill
How rough may be tn way,
Yet | will cleave We closer still,
An I will always stay.
I'll share wi We an bear wi We,
TIL burdens, come what will,
An rich We be OF poor We be
An l will love We still,
TIL cup may flow wi bitter tears,
Or wi tn nectar fill,
But come what come O. all tn years
An l will love We still.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

While | the trusted sentinel, have
slept,
And ask we His forgiveness kneeling
down!
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1900-07-06

Pshaw! This has four!
They're bound that l shall lose him!
Well, now, to show
That they don't know
I just will not refuse him!
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14

development " TIM country through
which VI pneHpA, nllh Tim dpynlDWh
nOnDlpy IN pniuwl hAs supplied TIM
company with much Freight nil
msAnngnp business ,rhn bnalnnAA "
Tho Black Hills, which tho BupllDHr
ton IN rapidly getting I'D liA grasp ~
considerable nnd viii grew III Volume
from yunp 10 yenr The building Df
lhp proposed line from IOlnrn ID thu
Yellowstone win Md Rppntly 10 tllp
tptile ~ thu northwest line, Anh y "
predicted that lhn Pond VIII Ito u
henyy tourist business from I'm ilrat,
nv N VIII ODNn n new gateway 10 tlIn
pnpk, 1'hN pOnd VIII nlsD lMHA
through a rleh mineral eOnniry, Tap
ping oOnl fields tInt Yield u superior
grade " fnnl
A IlltIe moro thnn three months
ngo lhp Burlington mnde ARRANGEMENTS
win tho Northern lacitIe Tor N
through tpnlD service ~ tle pnciflp
oonHt, nnd tlilp hnA DrOnHht 10 both
vOplH u great denl VI travel ID nld
from Tho southwest, 10 improve Tho
service thu Burlington hnH recently
pInend ID anpyirn u number " new
pnvA, Several new ehnir cars " lle
latest md DeHt patterns have bDell
added W lhn equipment " NOa, 4 tlln
w, nDn more new ears itfb lO FOLLOW,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
A NEW INNOVATION.

QWSsR spaslNWlly Mentions America IN
M Her ApHHab
LONDON, Aag, h-PnpliRment nd
j0Hpned during the dny, tho estimates
balng PASSED by both houses
Tha aHaan's speech, after stating that
the relations with tho powers ~ Europe
and Amavtpa continue friendly, and ,
reference ~ tho establishment Of tho
a0NIMenw salth OF Australia, veEers'to
thp wAp In South Africa (which has
placed In THO strongest Nght tho hero
Inn and high military qnRlltiea o. tho
tvoops bvonght t0gatIlpp under my baR.
nsp from fhls country, from Canada,
AusWalia and my South African pos
aaFSi0ah" NJ,
An innovation In tho queens speech
which caused soma comment WIS the
mentioning OF Ameviea specifically,
The speaallea from tho THRONE usually
gefap 10 Tho powers generally, ov 70 the
Nup0naRn uOWnpA,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
LOCAL MOTHS,

msJr NJ F0K, A prominent citizen ~
Rod lonHp and " strong supporter NJ
IIlH Dnly wing NJ democracy, AIMlil n
couple ~ days Tho hitter pavt on lhHf
week.
n={MI Simmons OF Helena, Tho
Northern Pnoihe lind salesman, hAR
bean spending several days IN th0 aity
selling pwilpOnd lRndA 10 AleapMen nnd
GAtflHnenr
Mrs, dovMld pnntOn and ehildVpn
returned lOnl SUNDAY niRlt from v
couple Of months visit 10 Rnlt Lake
CIV. Wllny were met NJ Butte Ny
MI PantOn,
=#Thn eensnA unumant0vE Or Vol
lGWstMlA county ara Alll waiting w
hpap GpOm Uncle RNm relative ~. "
little work they did W Jane ~ fhe
present yeAh
n-Thn demowatie county central
committee IN GNllad W inset IN this
Oily nest saturday, when n time fop
holding the county convention VIII W.
decided np0lh
~mHont 4, q, Power nnd s0n,, 81, y,
Power OF Helena were visitors In Dill.
ing1 Saturday, They spent the day
locking over their interests w Rnd
Ab0nt Tho Gity,
H#Thn Noble N Wyath Improvement
company VI Pony, shipped H,O0O
mounds w wool 10 Ihis pify Int weak,
WINS baled and then shipped on 10
Boston fov storage,
~, q, HuAsey, manager Of the
MMptinsdale Sheep G0lnuNlly, came
down from White sulphur springs
Saturday 10 Aee about tl6 dispOAAl NJ
hiA large W0Ol clip
@HVOnOW0w IN Tine Feast dry NJ
Assumption and In consequence hNvs
Vices viii I'M conducted NJ thN
Catholic church NJ y lnd 1910
0'Gl0ok ~ M NV HHN Father Holt
man
nHThn OniNa IN Northern FaAtna p0Al
tnsueat0V hnA bn0n abolished And W. w.
NaapIslyn 0f Had lodge, who .hNs w
long allAd Tho position, N now looking
after his mIlGh interests w GArb0n
QtulN
MIR and Mps ", W, H0wloy, Mr.
aid MVh N, N, Allan, MrA PAMl Mo-
G0Umtak, Mva LMa md Mi.s HAydel
mlppnpd IN HilIinEs RundAy ntglf
V0tn Il ION days vistf m HUnteW WV
RminRs 4
wAdyiAes fr0m Patton county rep0pt
TINT Tho county seRt Aght Inn heen
revived md tlAt M attempt ", ~
mnva Tho Mnat nj government from
Gh0leaH viii M made. M fha coming
eRnpFAl HInaftM TN people M
nnpHFm believe they VIII WIN the
mlfGst
#-E W npnnf, savafav nj tim
I0aaI civil service aamnissian f9
axaigipe .Mpp!lpagfs Inv .tha p0Htlan, M
GHvpim Mi MlIings Inn meeiYAd n
d0afE applications The ume I'm. NJ
Inv ami Hp liOps NsptyAd Friday Higlt
V1N examination VIII M hold IN fhe
G0nFt hDHse flaxf katHrday afternoon
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
Will IkONEAsE iTA DUsis Ess.
Opening NJ Denver Lima VIII HsnuIt AL
vRDtHEeOWsly Inv thu Burlington

Tho opening NJ the B|uvlingtOn'H
Denver 0ndwO0d limo IN expected W
also MepeRse tho NWlingt0n's north
Pacific G0Ast business, Tho line from
Denver will give tham u good aolnee-
ftnn with Tho northwest linH, MId ms
takap with tho close traffic arInlHo-
ments with tho Northern HethG road,
Will anRhlA tho company ~ handle
this CLASS NJ business ~ good adynpt'
age, Heretofore the Union Pacific
and Oregon Short line have enjoyed N
practical m0n0pnIy NJ ihis hnsinasa,
but " " said tjat Tho burlington VIII
bM I'M n good position N compete fg
NIL thu hnsiH1ss offered from Denver
fM northwest points, " N mid tle
limo viii I'M Opened ahout Rap'ams
her H.
Thp growth NJ business on tho
RuVlingt0n's northwest liN hWs beAn
gaVy pleasing nj friends NJ fhe rOad,
Tha company has aided mneh IN TIM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
a WONDER,
The Ninth Regiment UAs sssD s0Ms
Great bjHhtlEw,

~ Fsb'p S"N 1880
Great piabtiBg,
~ tho Ninth regiment " pnRnlnp
United States infantry, which Inns
been ordered tD thiDn, Nv nnDlnh upon
tD confront ~ contingent OF "slieiDR"
Boxers III battle array the rank ma
nle ~ fbn outfit VIII not eDnDi ~
slvaDgo iIlnt they apo facing u for
whose aspect present something new
IN the line ~ enemies
The Ninth United StNtns foot has
bpeD changing iis foes with marked
regularity for something over 100
y0ups, md lIn man wDDI eDnDt "
amiss lint u few cinnamon represent
the Inst variation Tho DntNt now on
The pDnd ~ ChinA WINS Formed Tor lbn
purpose Of lighting the French NJ y
lime Into I'D The e~ighnoDtb mDtnpy
when thu United States mmo DDnp
having u row with tbnV friends ~ The
revolutionary period
The first peDl lighting Ihnt The
organization INV, however, VIM Win
tIl9 tried soldiers VI Britain ID tbn
battles ~ NtaRaM and bnDdy's Lane,
Then for some years " fought ynriODs
kinds ~ North American Indians,
leaving lhe field against the snyages
10 enter m u campaign IN MnkteO,
After HIS there WIS more jn1tnN
fighting, followed by u brush WITH
milpOnd rioters md Strikers tbon
more Indian lighting, md u hard
battle with Tho Spanish ~ santiago,
md then IN order oNmn u y1Ar'A
campaign against The FljpiDOs--nDd
now the Chinese,
The Ninth fought under Crook
during lbe l3ig Horn md yellowstone
expeditions, II WAs M the hottest "
tho lighting ~ Elm bnttnN, Tongue
river, and Rosebud, M September VI
tjie yAav IN which Custer met his fAto,
the Ninth regiment WINS pnt oil fW u
long time from NJ supply Mse, nDd
officers md men lived for weeks Oh
mule moNt, Win M occasional DIV "
bDvseNpsI nv a doIimoy
The regiment now going W ChiDn ~
credited with having given the nDnl
blow which broke The hn0k " the
Sioux uprising, Sitting Bull bud
barely put the white fonthnp IN biz
haip before the nghling Ninth WIN
ordered w ChieHgO ~ help lODll the
riots VI 1877, They aided ~ vesiOrs
Inv order ~ TINT city nDd performed
guard duty for some time, being lbnD
ordered back 10 the western ppnjpioN,
There WIS 10 pest for the MdefntiRs
able Ninth " had no sooner peAehod
the buffalo country ngnin lhND u pnpt
~ W WINS ordered INTO tho saddle w
mounted infantry md snnt W pursuit
Of the Cheyonles, who llhn u rod
whiplwiDd, were mtdinp md %doyAplni'
Ing The country along The lillo W "
Wappnth which led From Iln lndinll
territory 70 the Red elond agency ID
Dakota
" WINS IN the heat Of tho summer,
nnd for thivty'sik consecutive hours
tbn pursuing troopers were without
one drop OF wntoE, The mon, NJ tle
very first symptom Of suffering Oh llln
part OF the horses, gave ~ The animal
Tint which nature opnVod for lhoDl'
selves
since Tint Cheyenne uprising lllo
Ninth has fought tho Utea, the
CheyeDnes once mOpe, nDd Dnnlly Tho
ApNehes. The command VIII mpot 10
more savage foo IN China lhnD ihey
tonight yanvs ago OD the snL'bnh0n
AriNODA deseptA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
78HH"5FHF@HN - HW7fN# NH#
ANND5kT'ED ron FDuH ELY,
!, ~ Davis Captured IN DNtie iOp " Crime
Committed IN Yellowstone ODmniy,

!, b. Davis Captured IN Bntis iOp " Crime
Committed IN Yellowstone OOnniE
Deputy sheriff Adams of Columbus,
Yellowstone county, arrived hovv this
afternoon ~ take bneh J. ~ Davis,
who WIS arrested here yesterday by
Captain Leyden, snyH saturdays
Anaconda Standard,
Mr. AdmlH HayH Tint DnyiH IN
wanted for obtaining money under
fRlse pvetenseh Tho amount seeuved
WINS only no, but there hns boon W
mugh crooked work going on III Yell
lOWstOne county without my arrests
TINT tho people have determined 10
put y stop 10 n,
1--WE have hRd three murders ont
there within II comparatively short
time, md not M arrest WIZ made,
Then those sWindleps have benD works
ing tho business men until " COM
nlen0ed 10 look IN though nll u crook
Ind No No WIS ~ come over 10 Yellow
STONE county, tuyn u trick nnd walk
AWAY,
nThis ease OF Davis Nv not u partition.
lnply aggravated ono, but " ho IN
guilty no ought 10 be punished, md
Will b0, Va propose To put u stop 10
VII this kind Of work out there, mud
nVe willing 10 chase d criminal u great
deRl further than I chased for Dnvis,
Wa ave going 10 make these fellows
respect Tho Inv Or elE0 WI Will fll
tho taiIs fnIl NJ them, that's NIL"
Davis, whose wifg WIS with him
when Ie WIN arrested, will lonyo for
Columbus with tho officer tonight
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-14
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