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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
CoNcLusIoN..

These facts and flgares. taken from the
records Of the government, showing that
the export prices Of agricultural ducts
have been lower under the '.prespsrity''' r
administration Of Mex Kinley than they
were under the panic adlninistFa ation s0l
Cleveland, ought 10 efsectuslIy disposs0 0i
the fallaey that the farmers of ths
United States have been benea eated III NH
policy q the Repnbli liSar party n h
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
0uI StoIe Full Of Jew oods'

Space will permit Us to nams. but s.
few Of the many barg gains We oifsr you:
Z Mems all wool underwear, only I. \. 4 90
IT compares with the regular $50 kind.)
\ Mems cotton.fieeced underwear .32111S
Mem extra heavy wool fieeeed 85
Mems extra fine wool fleeced Z. l. n :.
WOmens' extra fne fleece lined I'M
derwear, 80 cents and 1. {. ). /. /. i. 65
Childrens underwear, 70 cents and up.
Womens and childrens' fine fleece
lined union suits, so cents II. II so
Mems duck coats. 81. $1.50. s2 and. 2 so
Mems wool lined coats. $3.50 to !. o 90
We have 8 full new line Of caps. Also
the celebrated Watkinson oyershoes and
rubsers, direct from the factory at Phil
adelphia. Therefore we can assure YOU
& new goods. Call at our store and see
for yourself.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03

1893 to 1885 Cleveland period) 1kc.
Three years Of Nick Kinlsy Z. Z. ...S35 u 6.
ss3. 3i 3 q COTTON.
Four years OF Cleveland \. .s.. Z! ~.
Three years OF Mex Kinley !. s. /. -. -. o 2-l0c.
BACON.
-Four years Of Cleveland. ]. S I.i.8 9-1oc.
Three years If McK Kinley q. 7-lOc.
81 sI.5s Il! LARD
Four years OF Cleveland. {. &. ]. IS 1-lOc.
Three years Of cKinlsy s. 5. 11Sc.
PORK. 5sS 5sSs
-Four years Of Cleveland. =. !. s .7 1-lOc.
Three years of Mckinley 4. Is :l0c
BEEF.
Four years Of Cleveland 4. /. !. 5 tI.1Oc
Three years Of NICK !. !. IS ss1Oc
IL BUTTER.
-Four years Of i Cleyel !; !, !! Tic
Three years ol Mex KinleY . . /. /. /. .l5 2-1Oc
CHEESE. gs
-Four years Of Cleveland /. !. |. !. :. !. g l-10c
Three years Of cKinley {. 8 7-1Oc
& STA GH. u
-Four years of CleyeI land &. 81. !. Sc
Three years OF McK Kinley !. !. /. /. !. /.
33ss5s WHEAT. sss
Four years of Cleveland 3. (, .6711Sc
:. Three yearsof Mckinley &. SIC
OATS. ssssa
Four years Of Cleveland e, !. Il. /. (. SIC
Three years ot MCKINLEY. .227 8-IOc
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03

COMPARATIVE TABLE OF AGRICULTURAL
PRICES: Il
From Statistical Abstract, for the year
1893, page 436. s55.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-11-03
Ban Established 1888

Uld6f Sbdt6 SuD6fY vision
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
WHAT THEY STAND EOR,

HNflnH me IWal AaARm HlApp WIN
shipped 0Dt M Montana approximate
w h0,00hOOO pounds M w0Gl which
yielded w thN n0ph M I'M HlHta on
aaHnd m thH Wn0I husinew sb,On0,
AOh ThM wMt INDUSTRY N tIH second
RranW industry IN tW slatH miniup
nl0m aufmnkinW n M n wealth ma,
dpaW IN MMHtaHh
N N known Nv everg valm IN I'm
alatA ftH melMN tm mNiWs fran
flW wMl hhdHAlrg HIS geH ~ due IN
republican hHiaMn0M Hnd n N Mf N
NV fhat IN mang M lm mnHlias IN
TIM easteFH and northern lMrts M tte
lbe prosperity N liM penpla dur
I'm past three years IN Mfaalv dWa
M I'm sHaeaSs M I'm sheep industry,
which Inn haan made p0sslbe Radar
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

especially on Tho 0azette, which was
the first newspaper IN the state III
openly charge The Helena Herald with
being eonDeeted with n piaD 10 defont
tho Republicans iD This state, aud es.
peeially 10 prevent the repHblienDt
from securing control of tho next leg.
islature. Tho Herald viii not support
tlie Legislative candidates Of its own
county nominated Oh tho republican
ticket unless II ~ upon "the dollars
and GENTS" proposition, and then Che
support Of tho Lewis and Clarke legis.
latiyo republican ticket w0uld be 0f
tho kind W ~ 10 not iDjum the demo-
cratic prospects Of success for eDfpying
the Legislative ticket IN Tint county.
10 tho personal attack made edi.
tOrinlty by tho Herald Oh the editor NJ
The dnSett0 we wish 10 my thai the
editor OF this newspaper ~ not IN Issue
IN thu Montana political campaign, but
II the Herald md tts officers Hnd slDeks
holders want 10 make him M Issue WI
cordially invita- tIoso political hnvl0ts
10 set tho pegs, ill., WIZ made Tho
victim 0f dnmDabIo political con.
sDipAey NJ Billings bWiehnd by certain
people connected win tIe publication
Of the lieloDa Herald md W these
people want The book OpeDod ~ Inc
public WI Dpp pondy 10 proceed, The
charge IN tho IjeIenn sheet that Iris
writer WINS over short IN hjs govern
mont accounts Op IN any other position
IN which bo WINS entrusted VIII
money, under bond ~ otherwise, Nv u
false md malicious DC md tIe wyittoD
records aVe IN 0ytd0Deo w prove fho
oorpoGtJass OF our side ~ fbo eDNf0Ds
lion Tho HepM VIII moi enye 10 ~
Int details IN GOnDoGiiOn VIII lbn
dirty slurs mDd destinations contained
IN NV issDe Of Inst Ntd0y, md " W
docs lot " turn loose INV dOgs NJ wag
WI slnU meet my Issue llD Hemld
md NV connections outside NJ thg Gtty
~ HoleDa wish W pGisO md before WE
gnt through with GovlAin mnft0W WI
wish w assure some peOpIo fbnt tb0y
Will curse thn dny thp MpD IN High
gave Nbom tbe bonib W ljfp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
HOLM Is e. CALHOUN.

u republican administration AMI 70
publican legislation
bpenkiDg more particularly for tIu
country W which DilltnRs ~ tributary
what voter ~ there IN This section who
wDpld knowingly vote for n party
whose policy Nv 10 ngain bring abDDt
TINT condition Df ajtDjps IN tbn wool
Industry which obiHtDed hers four
years ngD when woDI WIS otfnvel Nov
sAle OD ile principal mnplnt Ia Mon
inDm top q noDty u ponpa md no bny'
ovsY Tbts DowspWpnp believes lhnt MI
democrats apn willing ~ admit thnt
fho prosperity which Ibis section ~
ibe siDie bns enjoyed during tho pnsl
few yenps, md ~ now enjOying, " duo
W u largo MenslAN iD republican )eBIs'
IattM aloha, Tbal being iIn euae
whit olAiM mn u democrat present lD
ihn Intelligent yolnv asking him w
snppOpt u policy which IL DppOsnl 10
every pginetpln NJ Inv 'lhAt hAs Dpjlt
w prOspDpDns homes MI Dyny Ibis mnvt
Df Montana From lbn haAd III tho
county ticket w precinct DDDsiabn
livery candidate Dn lhW republican
county ltelel IN ihis aD1 every other
county W tbn stain sinn1s yy Tho
continuation NJ lhN pvoppnrODy Hines
his oopDly )Ds enjoyed uDdw lhp
MoIfinloy administration on thD
other band every democratic enDdlr
dnto, whether rW alale, county ~
precinct Office, slAnls fW Bryan NM
declaration "they pRD't bring
nboDl Free wool my tOD pooD w yDjl
TIn DnDdt1nIn gDp once IN lln wool
growing diBtvtDlB w MDDiDnN, who
mon TN Bryan Platform, ~
fnon ~ JBvyDn'H deolprnltND ~ W
wbAf he would ~ VIII wDDl IN Tho
event ~ his olNDllm w tlN pvoBlINuoy,
" DOl Antitled IN Tho enlypaHDB NJ lhp
lloptDpA DnptnpN DDI northern MnlF
has Ind enough M busluoW ppvr
llysla brought about by I'M WiDatiDn
" ihe sheep Industry by lh0 demDs
,pAllp pnpty,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

NOlhiDR ~ Wptnol by domnomlll
hOodlnWB IN ll0 1|isoODlDDDs anh llB
RrDnnful lunlmOnl nODOrJnd UOyDpDDl
NDOB6ypU NJ w Wul,y DlDony when IN
attempts W sppak, W IN Hnfe w nv
suDh lhNt llN bDltev Dlnps NJ domOopnl'
~ n9I mHAlim euph hiAHpnnnfnl ln.
iUEs IN l0W lnoO me0ptpd W w uDlD.
mn0 nnn Kuuluehy,
P0sBiby UDyowW NOOBny0I w llt
~OnlspohoD why, may have mld Soma
hitter things, bnl IN u pavltAn nMll'
paign p%DIttnal spoaApW np moi nA'
poolnd W throw bO1n0lu nD1 Blyn
hODoyod words W pnttepy w ulnll
eDoMjeA Parsons who NnnnOl siADl n
Hitl0 WDsltng should Hlny nwAy fpOn
p0lltinl @Hnlllevlnga NJ llnV OplW'
neDlA BDt W tlmy mnN w lbem hi
tl,Mm MnaIop Up sufficient fvliludN
nnd fOvebpnpWDnn M Minely submit w
thO motiAl NJ mplAaMnt lhtDgB ab0lll
lhomWlynD INV tloy avo pretty Aupn W
llNaV lhNm
Governor hOOsoyplt's lpntmoDl IN
PORTIONS NJ OOlmndn \ law days mo,
WIN 1OnbtloA dnplOpOd by lhe hpltnv
mopln ~ Hint llOeplMbln wOAiAW
Alntn, mHnndlnW NJ mvly fnnlinHu Mld
tlN snu0 mny IN anin M konlnahy
wl0m N00WuN WIN undnly tnAnllod
nMd h0Oi0d ny h0OdlnmH WLnn IN NJ
tempted w slhnk IN public lnsl batuv'
INV, WIN oINmNlniAia gvit nAd
determination VNddy hNld llA gpound
aDd denounced thW ofOpte M hhs Nlp'
miNs IN deny him Un yAht M fvo
spUouh UnH Inv ~ pelWlMW w 0ynvg
liberty bvinH American md wLmu
l0nAllH AllNmM m RaH n Imliunnl 0p'
ponNnt flNv bNt hnlp lMA nanM mud
hnH HlaV avn Nov TIM mAn M tlAlv
own pVtg " nHl rW dnNmagI tm dam
0aratf should W0p lhu dlAammfnl
M tN hAAdInms VIM apNm w
u particular apip nnalnM NNv
1rnm MA0HvNll, fm HlNM nNA mplg
lhA hHitw alnHA M dam0amlA
turn manv M lham Tran nnly
white HEY Nh M lmrm N Nm
ng0aah gtdApn NsNpN IN lWl
IaN him and make nm Hl0w LtA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

BIRljeltnB lpll lpnp IDlna NM MnhD
STRONG npHlDnDIss tDp lhn WInOIloD ~
llle republican npplb W pvwpp nnl u
continuation NJ prosperity yDp Iho
Amnplnnn people, R%INllpllNp show
llAl lhN AmpvlnnN lMmow ponplyod
WI 1000, 600 DlDrH MDDpg rW lheV
Whnnt lllH bnnr WllW republican
ppDepopllyl INN lllny Jjd ~ IbON nDdep
democratic depression BinllgIlos show
llnl thn AWoplonn Nopl crop NJ His
ynnp yielded #plD, DDD, 600 DlOpN IhNn
N di1 W lBDD Mn Ilnt IlD Am0ploON
cotton nlDp yielded uonply ElNIDOD1
600 more thls ynnv INN II lih IN Ihn
closing ynnp Dyh lnmonpDllp ndMlNlH
t,uliOD, rDW ynnIH npM VI Dl)np npOpa
nlHD there WnpB Bpnnl pDlDp DyDp IllOaN
NJ lbDp Dnd lhO ynlnp NJ lhp AMWlWD
live HtDDk IN 1900 N BbOD, DDD, 900
mOm tinn " wns IN 1900 FlpDrns IN
D0t lin, mld IN lhp lnp0 NJ aDu)l alpOOH
arguments Onn my l0nN lnellnin llDW
w vote IN lhp DOmlDu Dln0ll0ny
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

ThD National lwlullon oOnpppss
VIII meel IN Nv nlDlh nnDnnl aoaalOn
NJ DllNnKO nnAt mOnIh NV Objnol Nv
W nnile lhe ensl ani llD w0al IN one
Hvalld nnd numblnpd nlvOt W Awnknn
lhn whole nDnllpy w n pAnl lNpllm IN
lln bDnAhlb w leanll rp0D lllO poolnMng
llon w lllp Hpnnl nrlh mjH0n M tle
wnHL TllA oDnHleAv " llNvDtOm M
Hvonl Importance 10 MOnlnnn md Ollev
plnlnH And IonIlOpl0H wlOBe thousands
W miles w NnoAlnAH wnAlo lnay y0l bn
naae productive fApns, 0mhnpaA mld
vineyards, md MDnlAnM should nlWH
rDpo lD wall WpvuAnntpd IN Ile Mn
llOnnl lrlYnllnn A~asOWiAllMM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Will not or ennlot soc the benefits of
The annexation Of the Philippines and
Porto Rico md Hawaii either 10 the
natives 0f those islands or 10 the PEG.
pie Of this country yet the benefits
40 NIL nre apparent, The annexed
islanders Dro placed under tise protee.
ti0n Of u strong government with ail
the blessings which sneh u government
affords 10 its people. They nre given
the benefits Of civilization mud AL that
that implies, They are released from
oppression md are given freedom and
they are made a part 0f tho greatest
country on earth,
On tho other hand, the country
which Inns accepted those now people
" improved In her trade and commerce
md ~ made u greatoP and mOre
powerful nation, Her Dnyies sweep
tho sea, atY0rdtDg protection 10 Amepi.
ean shipping and sailors, and tho
Amoptean Hag Inns grown grenteV md
graDder by rensOn Of The enlarged
country which " eDfolds md ~ The
civilization which II bDs bronght 10
its new people, All Of these nye
VI ospansiOn nWJ since Tho
effects nva beneficial IN MI eoDeoDpd
W. pity tIai my person should be
10 narrow ~ 40 oppose expansion fOy
pOlilipal ends,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Yellowstone DDnnty politics Iakps De'
easlDn 10 my ibAl tbp republican ean'
dldaie on ihe nDnDly ilekpl, MpA
bipang, nis not uDDIllpl 10 undertake.
tbe position Df superintendent Dr eDnN'
ny schools, nnd ihat ibe pnOple ~ ynE
lDWstDD1 county cannot nIfDVl 10 Place
their public school system IN I'm hands
Of I'D tneDMpninMl pnpADlM,p
The people Of yellDwslDDp eonniy
who Mya known Mrs. AIpnDB ~ ODe
Df tlmip most annnpaurnl ioapbaps VIII
nullly understand lhn pDDven From
which lhe foregoing bnsp slnDIep
pmnnAtpA NJ lllDyn WIN mn DDl no.
guniDlpl VIII lhp lndy who bHp Dnnn
nominated lW llm Dillpp Dp public
soboD) superintendent Nm HDyaIlD
wishes 10 my IhAl Mva eiynDH " DDD
~ lbm few lenolleps IN ibp oDDDiy held
iDH y professional oOvll1mIA VhDt
DeptlllonIn ~ lDD Highest AiDJ ~ M pnV
dDpapmeDt fp lhn DIlnn nov which
MvH BlvnDH w u nnplllnlp, nna \ lMvv
ylep nHAlDst MI llN JpMDeWll9 mis-
representation nnd slnDlDv lhAt mDy
be made nHnlDvt llpp pAnnllnnI pnpDln
Zion ~ ml n1nNalW throughout I'm
county
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

know II, or nj anst admit II, there arr
such things ns iainral laws, normal
aud abnormal conditions and CONNER.
eiel %esigeneies, even In u campaign
yanf,
The Minneapolis shutdown Nv thn
simplest kind ~ n proposition Thom
great institutions of Minneapolis nrn
different from their enriy prototypes
that stood down by the old mill
stream" IN our boyhood days. They
Dre not simply "cust0n" mills, They
sell, months In advance, and contract
for future delivery hundreds ~ thOn.
snids ~ barrels Of their product
They emit make flour without wheat,
" the crop " short They must eupiaiI
tho normal current output In order 10
make good their contracts for future
delivery, That was md Nv exactly the
situation, mud Tint IN the explanation
~ the shutdown The mill managers
my tho wheat crop IN the section from
which They draw their supply Nv short
The transportation statisties ~ tho
railways eOrr0b0paie them, The ORIENT
Northern nl0De LMultDg over 1000, 900
bushels lnss nj east bound wheat ihan
during the previous seasOH,
WE Offer ibis somewhat long dvAwD
ODt ndtngynm" fW tlp bnneiit Df our
doWOemiie brethren, not Win my
hope ~ expectation, bDweyoG ilnt
lboy VIII m NJ nIl ljheJy IA admit
Tint there ~ pr enH bo sDeb u fling ~
u DafnyDl ne0Domte Inv, sueb nv sup,
ply and demand rOp tDsIADoo--Ai lanst
MOI until Dflep 0IeettOn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1000,
TINE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED,

Thp HAIann Herald w mad, IN tAGl
w lnAd tlnf " w llnt mfn fnp my NO.
pNblinAn w WISH newspaper row nj
HNlanN wlp IN mi w sympNthy with
tha HHrnld'A anllnn0 w nlnot lwO 1nm'
0ppalin Upllld statnF aNnpf0Vs Dnst
winter,
Some wankp nRo Myonl republican
nAWapapprs throughout ItN afNtN, Tho
NRKeItn nmong Iln mmhnr, t00k on'
eRHI0n NJ dnnonnpp thN Homld'p CORPSE
IN the present mmp0RiM While not
directly adYomttnR fhn nln0ti0n ~ u
dpmnnNtip 4lnle md Legislative liakof
thf HGrHldla ndilWlnlH 0n sint0 p0lillnA
havn bean M nonrIpuntnd I'M N Md fln
GlMk wing M mo state dom0eNny w
their hght fW lllN a0nlv0I M tho state,
WI hMyn frequently nNnpHod md nsnIn
mNka tIN ahArsN fIMi fim HolpnR
HpFald " fWitm IN lh0 republican
NAmp IN thlA atAtn, Nv Mllpy N non'
fvatlad NY democrats, And Nv WineiWNl
|Awnar IN n domoprpt N0twiHstand-
Inn lhnf fnAf 0linOpn M tlp ItolnnR
Herald R0lpppny wont hpfnp the mn
Intiaal mRnHsep M fhp republican
DRFfy IN fhis ntatn And eaaeFnd thaf
fhM marty pAy fha Herald thn snuH SIM
IA e7ktN00 INV whit tho Herald
aIAlnad WIN I'm dHe fW moi deAepIins
Nm republican pRFfy entirely w the
GNMmlgR MaRtlnE win \ nat FefHHal
(p0m fhN WpHhliARns m buy nlnhn'
peaau In tgAt0O0 phRnks me HeFald
hRaaHpe II M sHhiepf Inv nm mad
Ene, " tMRglRed, N aaHfsel wlan
kpgasahed WpRhlIAAHs nm n lilfle
1i(9F llkA t7h,0Oe fhRf " w0Ad m
N eNxy IN making flAt klRd N n
n NM deM0aNile hAFgAln counter
(AW MDRflM Wavl0NM NlllnF NJ
w vNpVhIlasHA IN ayeR Hlhhle ~
(hpne a(Yd mRHfX RnllflMl GAMA nv
MIA NV MsugeA M evegxtedx' NM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16
EVRECTs on EXPANSION,

Whilo OBJECTIONS 10 Ihn policy ~ ~.
pnnsion ape beiDB urged by most demO.
ornis NM n fow republicans tham nW
some timely suggestions 0p fIlA sHbjo0l
that nVp especially povtin0m 10 WoBf'
oW Wppops, since lln gpoDt west ifsnlt
N one ~ fbo effects NJ e@spaDAion
Turning mAk Tho pNRoH Of history NOT
quito u hundred youpy we hud tb0
Rpoafest 0f hNm0enls, TbOmnB Jotynrs
son, ~ president NJ thO United slntNe,
eDlepiDg into u Hpnfy with Napoleon
for tho oesalou by Vpnnm 10 fhe
Unjfnd stafos NJ thO large territory NJ
bonislDDh Tlnt territory embWood
not only wllpl N now known nv I,Ouias
lana, bur ~ immonno strip ~ e0untVy
extending in u HOptliweEtnvly dtrNellOn
from Tho HnN ~ MesioO 10 lln north
wpst province NJ Oonndn ThA m0g'
ni00enf western HlDlos NJ MODtADn,
Idaho, Wyoming, lho DnLOlOs, Me-
bpnehn, Ulnh and MOST or GOlolndO
wavp inptHdpd in ihd tovtitDry epdpd III
tho UniI0d Btntee ny NnDno, md b0'
nanno u part Or lho Rvoal Alnortnnn No.
public, ny virtue ~ hning IhA npst
elroels NJ llo FIRST MOI NJ 0kpnnAium
A tow yonW lntw Flortdn bpunne
papi NJ Tho United States IN mlollmv
ottRnt ~ expansion Those w0m d0ms
oomliG expansions AMI W0w favored
Wy tIle sonth and about lAV NJ the
NnAt ThAm wns much bitter OppOai'
lion w tllnro nGlH Of expansion but
llny were overcome by iln more pro-
gvnsHiyN md public spirited element
and thN newly annexed territory soon
bennNp n elO3oly a0nneetod part NJ tho
gpo0t American republic and today
thom N u0no W regret tln tOHlAi0nR
purchase, bpt thousands W praise
dnvovsOn and INV INV AnntnR advisors
fnr soonrlng HIS valuable territory,
Tlle natives ~ old hOniAnm AMI DhoV
dnrpnndnnts MI mniIW tlAt " WINS y
hlNsslnR w lh0m w bo annexed W lln
United slat0h True, Il0W consent
Inns noy0r bGNn asked, but llny vera
NnnnSod without hoing committed, md
f0day many dosnondnnls NJ thn oId
LNnisiNm aottIers npn among tl0 Imp
pinsf Rnd mOaf prosperous MtiaanN NJ
thN United sfats md alaO among fh0
most loyal, They, ton ap some ~
thN effects M expansion
fpaFH lnlev, Nfter thN VaNty NJ pnann
with MNsinn, y lMsn Tract NJ lind wap
coded N the United sfafm IN mrt
M thW WIFI deht md tho HroAt
republic eApandnd aRnW
VhepfeafH nj thia %eSpAnsi0n can IN
saNn IN thriving and fertile lRWitOtoa
NJ Ari2NnH and Anw MosiHn and nhe
went Htafas M California aDd Nosaa
pFue, TnSaf WIN M Indirect Nlfpnt M
'2IMnai0n hHf shN WIS mn elreef never
m after geavp conditions aNNiN arom
lint madf aslWnHlm HeqahAarg m mn
mn M waEl WI nppe1Rd F0rf0 HIm
md fha Hhillppinnp and aiAo lhn Har
yAtiAnh and HEY am Vim MwaM
tFaets M expansion VIM sh0Ff 1tgit'
4 N9plR wfa apIMse expansion aitlMg /,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-16

Thm lntlH lnnlpH InvN lnm0NWmlAa
IIlNU ObllltloA IN u bnHlAaus why by
running llN HNvnOl nAva NJ IllAt nlls,
rOv swat nlAWlyH mln Nav, Inr
lho lAdioA w blllings hoop Np Win
llA pno0pHlnn NV showing wInl fIny
Nnn No. WNingA Inns M aIvn0l anva
Wv lho lAnlnH w OpAvnlu but HilllNRa
NdlNH nm n0uAl w almost my Inuk
wlan " N fW sweat nlNVlly,
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TN bAHlmnnH M lhA nlnNlnNnlh
century HnW OnN Hvnn NaMnHlOnlar
md WOAmAulOnlal, VlOnnA dOnMva0n,
lhp CENTRAL 0Auu NJ ll0 United AINlna,
nDd hlaloyg HoemA dpslinud W vopont
llMK nnd ann thn lwanllnNh mnlnvg
WIN nllOlllV AlNt MlWuHmnlM Mln
pv0auAMnnlHI, william MaAinlng, ns
lha uanlal nAnm M Nm UNllnd AInIpa
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4 nplg apllt AAnlnN llapll VIII mill
tnHi Nm \ Wunlly lhAl IN diyidNd
nAnluM llAoM With dnmnmWlia liHr
n0rdl dlAHWllm md 4lnNA WHY ahanla
nnl VIM republicans Win IN M0nlnDAi
WHY mn elaal \ tnlI Mouulgt Hlnla
.nHd mllnNAl lahM IN nvppg Hnr M
tha HlalNf INV N VIM aNNplad dime
nav u lha H0ldan nIpmVmllE
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lifNM HllA hAA fannd \ hial0Fin 0ld
eNnnm lhal Nm Mtglm Nj Nm Iallla
N HhW OllhnM Ad WIN MNnsin IN
MMlaim IN lhn Mfiy dayA Wv dnfansa
MsAtnN Nm Mdtnnh " mlHN da
Hn0d AagviaA as Oue nj Nm biH yuma M
WV pgNs@nt I@unaAI MmlMlan
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ALLEGED REPUBLICAN, MISTAKES,

FNSSs1BW~ @N~N ~WSsb@pNFf WSsW NWW
The HeDeDa UomlJ, lhnt p0ljtieoI
double dealer ~ fbe MODipDD wess,
doyOioJ some NJ Nv editorial spDeo Inst
Saturday w Mr. Folsom mi several
~ Tho other eADdtdnles ~ Tho staio
ticket, speaking IN wtIop compliments
my farms W these geDtloman Al the
s0me Zine tha H0leDn ppper Hgatn took
OeWstm W Hbum tlN republican pWty
NJ the slDf0 bNaauAo the republican
eDmpatRn mDp6goys md Tho mal No.
pnbJtnnn newspapers Inyo vofpsod 10
nike u hHDd IN Tho demOemtte yMmtly
row, ~ Noups0 " WIS u mtslDhn, ns
ibp UeleDA Howla seeB ", rW tln ~
ppbltAn p0pty ~ tbie st0lp W have
adOpf0d u Platform fp ljn nmpatgn
without abusing Mr. Mnppus Only md
his wing NJ tlW slnte dHmOpvaDy who
0Ryo dWwD tm ltDe NJ bnttln On Mr.,
W, A. DInvk md his bmneh NJ iho
dem0oWlj0 family IN Nbis staih " Nv
nlsO u mistake, nv thp Uornld snos ~,
rW fhp republican speakeW oDh tb0 ve'
pDbljeaD pvnss NJ iI0 state w mfneo 40
nnU ov tA independent democrats IN
their aaWp0ign DHatnst lI0 Othor dom
OOvRlie sIaN ticket n0mtmtad NJ Hell
enM Another mistake made IVY Tho
mpDblioaDs, @0oonvding ~ tle It0lnDa
UemIdR idAa NJ lh0 republican cam,
pnigD w0s when lIv republican pnvty
allowed fhn iDdomDd0Dt demoemW NJ
ltl0 state W hold n stNl0 convention NJ
BnttH mn plane " slntn ttGbpt W llD
0eId aflnv They ind baoD kieApd Ont NJ
Ihe convention hold NJ H0Imm ThW
Unmld IN OD m00rd ~ hnylnE mllol
Tint The biggoet blnudw The mpnblt'
GaDA hnya mndn w fhm mmmtWn ~
thinks Ihmt Ihe republicans should
have made 0Yoyy 0frOW ~ pyoyAnt
VIM dnmONpnlto pavly from W.
Inv N pieces IN MONTANA md N bns
lioyan " tIm republicans Ind prevented
fhis tin slAlo aOuN bn mroly oIHimnd
fm Molsinloy together win nO W
pDbItnan stAln md l%ogtalntive nekalA
What M nwfUl lt M blmdmiug
tns bean dOno by the republicans IN
NM management NJ DO HintN mtO.
Imignl Why their alleged pOIttienl
mIAmMmgement I'M Alvendy point0d on
by tIA nnnos ~ tho ClAgk domOWpti0
slato eontmI 0ommiltoo, lhm Helonn
tlNmld, N likely w Ganae lIA d0f0nt NJ
both democratic Ainte tiNhols md 0lNpl
u Legislature whose majority momhap'
snip VIII have u strong republican N0l
A republican Legislature would
~ oourHe MOI IN ploAAiDE IN tho liol0DN
Herald, tW " would maan tlm dofNnt
NJ tle very plans lhA Havald Nv plodMd
Nh IN bringing about IN I'm mm
Tho 0laafiOn M twO demOaWlie
stAtHs senators TMt IN why
H0ionW Herald ~ playing lhe pNu
NJ dudaA lRnMiot IN Tim MMptaM mms
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Mss, sgRASe's QUALIFICATIONS,

A NMb 0raAn M tM 0lark del
m0eraeg recently imported MI the wAy
fran Hke eeHalv, MlssoNyi, N RuvlN
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Republican static Ticket

presidential Blo tOps,
LESTER v, WJbIJRtlk,
Df HDDlAtjn
PAUL MaitONMilK
NJ YELLOWSTONE
HAIRY q, BliskL
" Silver Dow,
NDDHr1hsmHD,
~ n, UBliAY,
W MissOuln
Governor
MylD ~ FDIBOM,
NJ M1hHher
lieutenant UOyernor,
MI UEk NETT,
NJ Madison
hnowlDry NJ Blaln,
A. N, tODjgH
NJ Silver bow
Attorney D0DnrAl,
w w. WVPIlg|h
NJ fDblor
Btnta Treasurer,
vliANk u BDWAnDh
~ bpwIA and Nlpphp,
bale Ambition
GN, PItulyTOH,
NJ llpeqndn
ApsppIpte Justice,
lUnDLF Won Wltlfb
NJ VnrYnH,
bDmoInlapd1pl pnbll0 Instruction
W, W. HARMON,
NJ Hnlihlin
jnlHe, boynplb iDdiolOi npfINh
q, w. iUUU
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Republican County pleket

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HWlHNE II Bpllp
Comfy IrnpbnmE
w v, HpbNlth,
HhnplU,
plins W LINTON,
Comfy ANnpeN
Nlllfn W. UAVHIlnNN,
Nnpnly ApsNrFW,
A. W SINFUL
hnpnplDIpndmW M SphpUlh,
hlip, MAn0 ptEliIW NJ, HVlIAsHl
imnnlg sDpyDgoG
A. A. M0NNIs,
Nppuunr
nll JAMES nlIAppbE
pnhllQ Administrator
0IAh W. HEhhINllOFN
lnnnlf ppmmlAalmpp,
VI u, nhRkNlLH
W. ~ FANkEH
w NJ nllUM
sr#tss~T~ W. s~s'srsr-rs
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EHNlEsNEEHAlfNann
rOv Presidents
WILLIAM M0KINLE Y
OF ONO,
Dor Vice. Presidents
VUBODOHE ROObEVBlW
Op NEW yOHk,