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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

i-',N: it7Istti smell
Never mind exactly how. That's part
? another mans business. Shall we say
The other man gave me a commission
there. and / carried it out and got duly
paid? Anyway that's sufficient explana-
ton. But what about this channel I've
found. If one gives it to the chart people,
they ii simply say thank you and publish
your name in one number of a professional
magazine which nobody reads. 1 don't
banker after fame of that kind I've the
sordid taste to much prefer dollars
Shelf strobe forward and seized Cambel
by the arm. IF your channel and your
everglades will answer purpose 1 want,
there's half million of English sovereigns
to be made out of it
Five hundred thousand poundsl
Phew.'
Hush! There's somebody coming. But
it's to be had if you are not afraid of
little risk
q fear nothing on this GARTH" said
Cambel, ''whcn it's to my interest not to
fear Moreover, though I'm not n saint,
my standard of morality is probably
shade higher than yours. don't mind
doing some sorts of dirty things, but there
are shades in dirtiness, and at some tints
draw the line. It's dangerous to--er-
have the tips of these cues glued on so
badly. They fly off and hit people"
The billiard room door had opened, and
Amy Rivers had come in, with Fairfax
at her heels, whence Cambel's DEPRESSION.
The matter had not been put in so many
words, but he felt sure that the commits
sion of a great robbery had been proposed
to him. and he had more than half a mind
to drive his knuckles into Theodore Shells
lying, hypocHitical face there and then on
the spot.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23


dancing the old slow glide before knew.
And his oteering was perfect. In that
whirling, teeming, tangled mob he never
bumped me once. I gave him two more
legal waltzes and cut another couple in his
favor
(which makes five in all, - said Fairfax
rather stiff1y.
Amy Rivers took his hand and patted
it. Don't be cross, dear. You know
how love a good dance, and one doesn't
meet a partner like Mr.. Cambel every day.
1 suppose he's done his waltzing in Wen
ma and Paris and Yorkshire and New Or
leans as we'll as here in London, and by
averaging them all up he can't help but be
good"
lis it from going to those places that
Mrs. Shelf called him the great traveler?''
'Of course not Hamilton, how stupid
you are about himi Why, he's rummaged
about in every back corner of the world,
SO they say
$50 they say, yes Teheran to Timbuk-
tn. But what does he say himself about
his wanderings beyond the tram linesf
Shuffies mostly, doesn't her And who's
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
CHAPTER. L


THE ANTECEDENTS OF PATRICK CAMBEL.
'tHe has, said Fairfax, "a genial in
science of manner which seems rather
taking with some people. But confess 1
shouldn't have thought him the man you
would have cared to see twice, Amy
You're prejudiced obviously, and I've
good mind to say maliciously preJudic-
I'd. 1 ca t NOW how much you saw of
Kim, bec~r~9 l can't be invited to Wan
derers' club dinner. You don't know how
much saw of him because you missed
some distant train and didn't come here
to the ball last night. But I'll tell you. I
saw all 1 could He's perfectly and en-
tirely charming He's been everywhere,
dome every thing, and he isn't a bit blase."
- heard" said Fairfax, that Mrs.
Shelf was trotting him round last night
as the great traveller. Is he of the adver-
Using variety of globe trotter? Did he sit
in a side room and hold a small audience
spellbound with a selection from his ad-
ventures?''
Miss Rivers shrugged her shoulders.
Not he, but you know what Mrs. Shelf
Is when she gets any show person at one
of her functions. He had to stand it for
awhile because she held to him
though he might have been her fan. But
he escaped as soon as he decently could by
saying he wanted to dance He asked me
to give him the fourth waltz. did it ont
of sheer pity because I saw Mrs. Shelf's
thumbscrews We're making him wrfthe."
Shows how little a man may know
about the girl he's engaged to. Now, 1 had
always imagined that, having the pick of
the men, you invariably wrote down the
best dancers and never saddled yourself
with a stranger who was a very possible
duffer.'
Amy Rivers laughed. That's general
izing But it was different last night be-
cause / am, so to speak, member of the
household here. A ward counts as a sort
of niece, doesn't she, or between that and
an adopted daughter? But anyhow it was
out of sheer pity for Mr.. Cambel in the
first instance, and it was with distinct
qualms that 1 let him take me down to
dance I quite intended after half round
to say the room was too crowded and go
and sit somewhere. That is TO say, made
up my mind to do this when he asked me.
However, when 1 dropped my fingers
on his arm to go down stairs, / had my
doubts. You know after two seasons one
gets instinctively to know by the first
touch how a man will dance. And when
he put his arm around me and we moved
to the music felt like going on forever.
Waiting Is hard just now because it's in
q transition state between two styles, but
bis dancing was something to dream
about. We started off with the newest
quick waltz. Hamilton, it was just love
~. He was SO perfect that just for expert
pent I altered my step-by degrees, you
know. Automatically, without anything
being seen, he changed. too. and we were
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23
PREFACE.

cit seems &c me, said a philosopher
once, that there are no entirely good men
in the world and none completely bad
Single out your best man, and you Will
find that he lacks perfection in some part
of him, and examine your worst, and you
will see that he has at least one redeeming
quality"
In this book the men mostly verge to-
ward bad, but some are better than Others.
Because they are merely human they act
according to their lights You may meet
Others like them any day if you go out and
about, and most of them give extremely
good dinners. Till they are found out you
consider them amusing. Afterward being
better than they, you naturally set them
down as most pernicious scoundrels and
shake hands with yourself and write to
your tailor and order more noticeable ply
lacteries on the next new suit. This is
called keeping up a healthy moral Tone
and does a great deal of good in the world.
THE AUTHOR.
Scalloway, Shetland Islands, 1894.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

ANA remember, Br1ager, there are two
things l mrst insist upon-truthfulnes
and obedience!
YES, mum. And when you tell me to
tell the ladies you're out when you're in
which shall it be, mum ?"-Tit-Bits.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-23

isn't your grandfather's clock go
ing, Miss Penelope?"
mo, indeed. I'd be ashamed to make
Record.
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A Restful Old Age.

Continued next Satur day. J
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-07
FOOD GROWING SCARCE.

Message byDM MiAlAspp s'ORssp sAiA NJ
NAW MsMNhn,l the FOM
NEW fOHA, Aug, AmsA mesaA9e from
Minister ODnHer, III PeAin, dated July
gb, hAs ARRIVED NJ Che FOO, sMys \ dis,
patch DO The Herald, United States
Minister VmHW sAys. that they have
provisions NM pAn hold ON Tor Alk
days NDOd In Pekin Ii growing scarce,
" u reported that Mo cessation Of Nj.
tAekN on ths foreigners wAs by order Ot
Nh imperial decree, All the Pskin md
bnnH gh0w Americans, ALSO the Walk,
orr, OhApiNs, Smiths, WyekOifs, lHOs
bart Terry And MAokAy aps sAfe IN Ps'
Yin, All tAa mission property has been
destroyed, Under date d HklN, July
W, Dr. Robert gOltmRA, Jh, wpitesl
"UndeF n flAy Of trNee v MessAHp. VIVA
brought yesterday fp0M VhaDH fNny
ln, asking " Dir Claude Macdonald
WAS willing % conclude \ trN0e, JIG
replied that hs WAS willing, provided
th9 Chinese came no OlOseh Shell fRs
lng hRH 0sAseh, Having defeated the
0hlnsns We aPs fearing ~tPeAohepy,. All
No exhausted with constant Watching,
fighting, building b%AppieAdss and dig,
NlnK trenches night md day."
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FROM RUSSIAN SOURCES,
dFaRt Activity 0f N0xaW MMa lMpaplRl
TpD0pH MapDptah,

0EaAi Activity NJ N0sapA AAl lMpspIRl
TpO0pH NapOptadh
NJ, PBVBAsAuna, ANRi DnA dispatch
from shanghai, dated WhNpsdRy, Avg,
', sAys thai Nftep III Hung Chang lpft
Canton the imperial troops Joined tho
Boxers,
The dispatch Adds that tha provincial
troops AlODR th0 fnnHtao river remain
quiet, owing 10 tle promise or Tho yiop'
roy 0f NAnkln 10 thp foreign o0Dsnls,
Boxers, " IA further stnted Ia thiH
dispatch, are numbering missionaries
IN ROnth China, bur ma moi disturbing
treaty ports, Troops Ave being No.
ovelly brought 10 treaty ports,
Batteries 0f the YAnHtse river, tbo
dispatch sayA, Ape being repaired md
new Ones Ape being epeoleh NJ WI
sung Despite tle declaration Ot thu
yloepOy tbAt Tho work would be stopped,
five guns have been mounted, Thp
dispatch accuses tha British 0f A secret
understanding with thp vi0epOy In Np'
counting i0p the indifference Oh tbu
British Heat 10 tl0 strengthening 0f the
Chinese f0ptllt0atlons nv WI sung,
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TIE American and British
Forces We're Delayed for
Three Days,
10 AN ARMY or 10000
Van Guard New Halt Way 10
.Lofa @ Reported Weak
In Artillery.
Chinese, Anticipating an Easy
Victory, Make an Attack
on Tlsn TsIR,

LONDON, Aua, o,muThe American and
British forces began their advance npOR
pekin last Thursday, according 10 \
dispatch dated Aug Y from PieA psln
10 The Daily iexppess,
nThs main bodies OF the Allles," oOns
tiDusd the correspondent, "mAp0hed
July no. General uhalfee WINS delayed
by difficulties Of decentralization deD.
epal Dopwapd rhe British eommandep)
had no such obstacles and bin delay Ii
inekplloRble
0a'he other f0psign troops Rpe now
iAlf why 10 bOfA The force includes
10000 Japanese under General fAmA'
ehuohi, and 10000 Russians, The Bpit.
TN force totals 1900, and Tho other
foreign troops ape 1000 We Rpe wenh
IN artillery
non AuHr | u strong fOpee OF Chinese
from Tho native city, city attacked lien
gslR, by u series OF brilliant charges
our troops drove th0 enemy from their
POSITIONS The native ely Ia atlll d..
hMDt md Chn allies gpe unwilling W
march troops through The sweets, ~
tlis wOnld mean nD immense slAnNh'
ter When Che Chinese INV n large
body OF troops mapeblnH westward
they apparently believed they would
hAye MI easy Victory ever those VINE
were lalt,
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WsITToCHINA's RULERS


An AssswMt w tks American Mats,
tsp'H wife ~ \ Visit IN the FssbiA,
dan gitv n rskiNg M e0vaialitv
shawn Nv the MmppssH~W 0Aaspn Vi
the ckiMsss CSvsL
Mrs, t)OnsnH wlfe OF Major Edwin
II, UOnxeh United A,ateA minister 10
china, described In n letter written 10
n friend NJ DpA MOlNas, Iau tho vlsIt
made by hpp Ann the wives Oh tho other
foreign ministers NJ Picking 10 tho
AMpFesa dOWARep Inst WiNteP says thu
New YORK Nm, HhN sAyAl
WhepN N ono more thing | must toll
YOU about because ! think You will
see much III II, N N Of u visit TINT thu
foreign ministers wives made 10 tho
empress dOWnneh II Ii stated, and
AAll 10 ba .pNn, Tint she Ind never seen
n foreign woman nnh that u foreign
woman Ind never aNpn heh The idea
WAS conceived lhAl tho empress dow
ANep h0 asked lhNt shN allow m audi,
Gn0A 10 tho seven foreign minlsIpps'
wives They wished 10 pAy their COM
pllmoDta 10 hp Oh her alktNrrOnpth
Tho nNhIOnnn Wna granted
Aflnp some delnp, ana Doe, III waa DO
pldnd NpDn,
"At lOlBO mounted escorts, aenI by
TIM EnNnn, went 10 oNph legation ami
escorted thu lndlos 10 Tho British lega'
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-"
TIPS FROM UNCLE SAN,
A Decision FHyOpRbly Received nv
the VOptHps In Pullman pNps,

I'M p0ptnps IN Pullman pAph
Far ont on tho ppAlples, IN Tho depths
OF Tho HOpkIea, beside Tho mixed drinks
MlAslsalpDl and IN tho greenwood p0'
lpRafs 10 tho north, Ilb ether morning
n glad word WINS being passed from
mouth 10 mouth by tho duAky popteps
on The Pullman ears, sAYs tho Ghlpag0
Inter Ocean, rho pOIOpnd WoApnps or
nAtty blue uniforms nDd white oAps
ware GNlllng one 10 tho other, nv long
trains halt parallel nj sIdIngs, TINT tho
government M washington hRs deeldr
pd 10 allow pOptpps' tlps In the expense
accounts on United States employees
travelling on duty by pAlh
For many years tho bpisk Wleldaps
0f Tho broom and mo sh0ebpnsb have
bnan IN lOHthe 10 s9p n government eM'
plOya9 IN n berth I'M 10 NM n deAdhead,
NJ Wnh shNh m l0Hln n policy DAT
dam aUv'maD' fellpps wouldn't give np
no GBRiitfil Wheii Il fallap bp9Ah 'am
down Day VIII bad ~ 10 blgem bugs
W0t HO9H on PASSES, A9yah seed althAh
one on 'am glt gen,p0Hsp w nm 0ldlsh
knIght OF tho Pullman summed Bp the
situation Hp AddadI nBy'vy man w0t
tpAyeI on da sleepahs be glad DAT new
pBla Now wa NV volts g0mIn 10 w
fOh OH AhduOns lAbAhs"
Whp government bAd never until tho
other dry allowed n tIp IN n travelling
expense NH Than the comptroller,
Affep Worrying four months oyer 4 con-
tract nnva9'a Dill f0p M a1nts f0p \ foo
altar u trip from ghleago 70 aRn Fran
aIaaO, allowed the Ham, Vha contract
nurse hRd IN Tho maAntlma gsk9d, bog
Hpd and eyNn prayed TINT The remain,
dM MI hls expense NGa0HDt ba allowed
Without Tho M gents, Ills answer WIS
n chilling statement tlAt fhn whole hIN
mHsf wAlt decision nv 10 the disputed
ltAm
Vbp government decision mt only
OVERLOOKED Tim p0pffps, hHt II eRHHad
some comment IN tbp gppat wholesale
houses, fp aaah M which dozens NJ
dvNmmars RN Nightly IN fhR. road
kamP NJ tham RlI0W tIpsi some N not
Wtth thaM thR talalIV NJ fhp fees W
hHRdPRds M dollars n FfREi hHf. WIN
tAR government thR sun WIN no IN fhR
tsns M thaHsRDds 0f dollars
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BATTLE EXPECTED SOON.
General Mn 2nd p'an ThGNsADd Man VIII
AInsl tba Allies M tAnH Tam,

OsDapAl Mn and Tan Thousand Men VIII
Mnel tbn Allies NJ Yang THDM
LONDON, Ana NmN0thina direct
from Tho allies operating beyond Ilen
g'Hln IN 10 hand, but u news agency dis
pateh fp0m Shanghai sAys n battle II On
Innl0a aeon with General Mas 10000
Chinese ~ fana TsUn, The Russians
and French e@0nIiHRents, according 10
ttla dispatch, me guarding the 00mmur
nlOatl06s 0f tho Americana, British
and Japanese, wbo form the advancing
column
A dispatch fp0m TieD T'sin, dated
Friday, July w, Rays AD0thtp dispatch
from Pekln July vi, hAs been received,
duplicating IN lapt one SEM by \ dlffeps
mi pOula, bpt adding Tho military In
formation that Tho British, American,
Russian ANA German legations On July
VI Ind provisions barely sufficient for
ID days md Thai ammunition WIS
sh0pL, The ministers had AHaiD reject.
ad tba proposal of Tho Chinese governs
ment that they leAvs PeAln under
ese0pt 0f Chinese troops,
Another o0Dvlep from The Japanese
legation brings dispatch dated July
VII, saying lhat but b days provisions
were lafl ana WI rounds fOp 9a0h man,
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tlOn, Indy Macdonald being dOyaDna
omen INDY WIS III u Antnn plnlr hlVlnb
Dyn nhnlp bpnpppA ma Two mounted
mnIyODa From mo Bplllsh legnliOn W.
slnrlo1 Nv II O'clock for lho FOpbIddeI
CIV W MN llla empress 1OWngAh Cal
You Hoo lho plnluIGmaaVen GhAlpa VIII
iiyn b0nppps md Two mnITOOa RnO|, md
from bO 10 OO mounted 0hln0se espOplA
senl by Tho ynm0nf
"Whnn w peDpla1 Tho Hale ~ tha
FOpblddnn CIV, WI hAn 10 lenya OH
ellnlpB, Dpnpnpa, mnly0OA, ESCORTS NIL
Inside Tho Hnl1 WRp0 seven POD nph0lr
Stored 0halpA In n limo, Win slk bearers
1A0h ma mnIy escorts on FOOL, Wa
warn MknD 10 another ADie, where, ~
sld0, Wg found u llDg mllp0la 10Aph,
given by Pmnpn W. entered his hnp
1nI, nn1 mnny mlnnoha, npAaAad IN
bInok, pushed And hANlad IN 10 another
stopping pln00, whore W. ware poQelyr
vi by mnnE Oil0lnls, offered Ton, et9,
This mllpO0d pnssed through n DpaulIl
mi Gily, 0lonn nnd lmpeplaI, After ION
AePYlDE WI W0p6 eanOplHd 10 lh0 pAln1o,
orr DOnyy ADpnl0nlg ware nixon, Ann
WI W0po nsh0po1 IntO tho pp0spnop OF
Tho ompapMp ma nmppoaH dOWnRar
WI Stood according 10 mDk md bowed,
Our llpAl interpreter presented nnlh
INDY W Prince GhInH, nn1 In, N lDpn,
presented INV IN tlla 0mppnas dOWaH0h
Then lady Macdonald Han u little
speech In b0lhlf Or lhe lAdleal THO
nDlpvDaa dOWDAW responded lhpOnHb
Prince ChlHaj AnOlhW bow on our
p0plj ilnD m1Il Indy WIN escorted 10
I'M throne, whore sllg bowed nnd oOlpr
t0Alad 10 tho emperor vino p1Dahad ON
his lADd 10 0D0hI than U bow md u
0Ouplesy ~ Tho nMDv0ss hOWnHah Ah9
v0nahOd Ont DOlh hnnds, nDd WI stepped
forward 10 baE VIM lOOh bOth Of ODpt,
tllnn pinned mon ll1 DnAap Of aAel
INDY u bMnullfW hGnyy GDaaen HOllg
ghlngsD RIM, snl Win n IDpA0, tine pearl,
"Aftop lhnnhlDa hep wa baekad from
I'M throne HDd tODA orr places DalOW,
NV befOM From h0ve WI were. escort
nj by mnny, mDDy pl1hlF dVnaAnl,
hIaIlIy pHIDtnd, decorated young Ghl'
ilGa1 women nnd ttn GllDHse Ottl1lnlA
IN tho bND1uat hnlL whore u Avae
lOblp WIN dtlDd IN Oyav0OWIDg WIN
OhtnAs0 And EDpOp1aD FOOD, Prince
CHING, pTlD00sH DLlnA nnd I'VE Othav
pHD0nasas mi ~ im labIa Wllh w.
TbU ompvnsr dOWDgW ADd VlnnnHs
OhlDg ware dv0HAed IN most 0kgUlalle'
Iy n"igbDIdavAd plah snllNB aDh alks,
WIN large ponU d0aOpntlOlh
Wh0g WAW MT WiDtnn nM ihHlp
hNIv WIS mn nstnDdnd w iln aAtpaHle,
ma YOUNG pptDnnAaes waW bnnNtlfDlV
and UNvNfUlIV dvNasOd w plalb ma, nD0'
hv0lderNd Nnflns IN bvlghf N0l0pa ,Tllpg
bAd JMtnfad MN0s, hRtp aklandan. ann
0lNbGvAtl ly 0puAmnnlgd Nnd ma lnNRt
gOId nDgav p@vOteNt0pA Th0g wage. ple,,
tUvpA nm Gmpvass d0WnHag nn0 wv
M nor G0upf bngR Ngga feat Tbng aPp
M@NnaluHNnA yhp blndlnE NJ feal N
I0HlDg I'm R0pulngltV among mo hlghr
Nst GINssRH Every bRm Win wv were
NbIDasG lDtGvpgafHvst WIN kV0kA EnRr
Nm ND1 HreBft we'll
nAftAv mn MGnl w Weve invited Nt9
0ltey H00Ws Rnd 0Terad aisarfties Hnl
Inn, Tha tNhlp WIZ RleHYeh. aWHY And
WV werF INVITED ntA NM Mu NaNlH!
TbHbp sat nm Gippvfss daWHRaE Agd
VIZ gRtbFred Ab0uf nv NV bafnyM NM
NseLVNd bvtgtH NM bNpgyi lfw MRR
VA AHiNW WIN k0aA Win TperN VIM
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WITHOUT REsTRcrleN,

Ns0vNa AIIOwA FOEaiEO MlBIstsFa In 0OWs
mnDIasia WIN TbTIr N0vspDmeain
PANS, ADH h@HsheDA, director gan,
sral NJ railways ma t9l6agapis, has
snst communicated No tho g0Dsils Nj
shanghai, according IN special div,
patch w The Temps, dated Avn, h, M
Imperial deNfpe, dated ADA " author
MING tls foreign ministers IN pehin 10
communicate without restriction win
theiv governments md ordering their
departure fm Wen TsID under i GOOD
escort
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WOULD CONVENE CONGRESS-
hnnAlW vellep wants IN Nv lteAdy IN
bipIka when Ministers ApH HaIINvaI,

hHnnlW JeIlMp wants IN Nv lsady W
hivikn WHEN Ministers Ara HellNyah
DRIVEN AuH NIHln M Interview
rHbllAbp1 bape United Btates senator H.
N, Teller ~esppesAed Vim belief that NJle
situation w China demands Tho lMmm
diAtA Assembling ~ eOnapess, 1he
PRESIDENT senator Teller added, ~
NOT justified IN going further Than W
pOtsot our official Representatives In
That 0OnDtsy, When that IL dOns, our
army must De Withdrawn unless con,
Hyess AllAll order otherwise Tbe
pvasident 1aDDOb declare WAvj ttAt
uan only be done by M agt Of congress,
and tl8 president Ga0H0L legally carry
Oh " wnp without such d0gIAvanODU
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WrsI Publication JnlY N, lN0A ut
N0pitNpntN NJ NOVNWN0pAhIp,
hVAWN OW MONTANA,

" Wv " v ' IN
County III Yellowstone, M
VIZ, tho undersigned, do hereby
certify that We NvR p0vtevs, tVnnMGtina
business IN tIa stats VI Montana, nj
tho CITY OF Billings, IN tho County Ol
fOllOWat0na, under thu firm naM0 md
STYLE 81 H0Hue, Robinson " Company
thAt the names IN full NJ NIL m0inbaY,
" said partnership Rpe, q, ID, HOaNa,
", A, Robinson and Richard Kirk
and TINT MI Of Aaid partners reside N
Billings Yellowstone county, Mon
tAna
IN witness whereof wa have hNvanptQ
aat 0nr hams this alat dNy of Inno,
1000,
q, d, Hoauo,
Residing AZ Billings, Montana,
W, A, Robinson,
RNaidinu M Billings, Montana
Richard Kirk,
Residing MI billings, Montnnm
STATE or MONTANA, H..
0nnAty nj Yellowstone
ON this niat day NJ JunN, A, u, 1900,
before ma, W, NJ Johnston, 4 notary
nNhlin IN and fOv Yellowstone OoNnty,
Montana, personally appeared q, y,
HOane, W, A., Robinson md Richard
Kirk, known IN mo No he Tho anma peI.
Sons whose names nv0 subscribed In
the above eertinoNta ~ oO,partnarAhip,
md who RnkD0W lodged ~ mo TINT thoy
nxAnNtad tho same,
IN witness Whereof, ! haya hoInnnt0
mai nv hand md seal Of Gtl0o tho dry
and yeap IN thia certificate first above
wpittan,
(aaRl,) W., N, Johnston, ?
Notary Public In nnd f0p Yellowstone
County, Montana
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TIRED IN Massacre Christians

PARIS, AM, h=sl'hg French foreign
Office has vDoelyed tl0 following DIN,
patch from Ghee 700, dated Any, VI
hIh9 governor VI M0ukdeD, IN n ppOOIA,
mai0n, Ina urged th0 p0Opls III Mans
GllDpiA w mAAsaNg0 DhptstiAhs, Nearly
VII mo missions hAyg besB destroyed,
Tie misMMapl0s have Organised fW
defeDse ald Me assisted by ether
gIlVlsljMDsU
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Durlna the eIyIl war, ~ vol ~ In our
late war with RpAln, dlRrVbMA WIS ona
q the most trout !sseMe d|ssAaes tRe
army hRd. ~ contend with, In many IN.
stances II heGRlle chronic and THO old
Hqldleps et! suffer from w. Mr. David
HAyler q Wind Nudge. dveals county,
lRlR's Collie, Cholera and NINVEhMa Ram.
MY. and .ARye ha never found anything
That would Nlva him such quick relief,
" II for sale by GhRpple Drug Co.
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Ambassador Porter W RssDva the phll.
dven Of Mh H1nipas, flpst s%eop9tapy vi
tbe legation Nv p0kln, tlAt MI VIVA wall
July VI, Mr. B0nipes Inv f0nv dangh,
tepB who M0 bnllH edneAted In ODe OF
lhg lOnygDts Of thls GlLy,
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IA understood tbat tbis was simply u
copy ot thN notification already served
upon lle French consul ~ Shanghai,
lbnt lhe lsllH II yAINeD had ordered
that no cipher messages should DO ON
changed!
Mr. WI haA a0ne 10 Oape Mny 10
spend u dry 0p 1--WE with his family,
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Fatality FO,lows Failure

"a, uae Foley'A. Kidney Cure IN. time, II
taken IN earlier stages Of Drlghts dr.
ease and diabetes, II Ia Il certain cure
You have noticed tho, llgh death rata
from those diseases, and " Ii not wIse IN
ignore carl !sympl0ms when \ sure mod
cline Inv. Vlley'sK Kidney Cure can be had
Holmes n Calhoun,
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