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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
GREAT SENSATION
saEaanssaaAraHaaasaA
Bnrdette. Ceusts' hospital En-
pesufss Are Reproduced
In England,
nGaIH4aaH4a1LHu aH
Supplemented by kilograms
and Interviews From the
survivors,
MAD: ONES BLOOD BOIL
Archbishop OF Cape Town Dee
sefIbes Treatment OF Sick
and Wounded,
Warm Clothing Was Freely o.
fsrsd but Rarely II Ever
Distributed,

LONDON, Jnne w, =fha exposures W
snvdinp Tho hospitals IN South Afrioi
hnye made n great sensation IN lgnH'
lind, They bpRAn with three columns
OF restrained language IN The WBle'
from w, A, Dnpdette'G ontts, 00nsaryA'
tive member 81 ~parliAment fop West
minister Ills disclosures haye been
widely p~opvedaeed and they are supple'
maHlNd with dennnoiAl0ry teleHramt
sna interviews from survivors and
army medioal men,
Tho archbishop Of Cape Town, In M
Address before I'M Beelety ~ Good
H0pa In lhe Cape governments house
Monday, expressed great dissatisfaction
nj Tho way In which the Aioh AMI
wounded Wave treated, lilo deelaped
thnt Tho wApm clothing that WINS AbaO'
MIely necessary Was freely offered, bnt
wins rarely W ever distributed by tho
ARMY l0otOpsI lhnt tha sick slept Mp0n
Via baVp gp0nna, and thAt, even IN Cape
Town, lba why IN Whi0h the hOApltnla
wars mlamanAsed made ones blood
boil,
Mva Hmbpvy williams, wife 81
Mnjov John HRnbnpy Williams, VIZ
Alfred Miners military A%eOraiApy,
t0ld The meeting Ihat " tho visiting
Delegation Ind reported The mlhMnnnAe'
mpDt thp doors wnnld have been Hhnt
IN their faces
A news agency dispatch from Cape
Town says npariAin disclosures point
tO mNltapanDpa In lhp arrangements for
thp siok and woNDdah"
lhN Daily Express refers 10 the
NaWlnalepa, ont ~ dRte Ambnlnn0pa" 0f
thN British, ADd contends, that loep
RmhNlnnQNH apa notOplonely superior
HiNpe4A Christian publicly aAkA for
~y0lBntahr nnpApa
lh0 Cape Town correspondent VI The
Dnily Telegraph anyH lhAl Lord H0bnrla
will peply rnlly 10 Tho charges or Mr.
HnpdNtIa'lonlIh
lpNdoplpk lpieyaH, consulting surgeon
W Tho london hospital, who WAS ppn
aanIly nj The front, HayA The charges
p0mp NJ him mn ~ nbhDlnIa AlDnk hnd
mn 0ullA incredible, lie praises The
MndlGal department,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
N8MH@m fHh I'LL
F|LlPlNos RE al .,
Nlna iDsnpn0NI InA,NpA IAhn lhs OAth VI
AllpHIADan

Nlnn lNsNpnnNI lHNhnpA INkn lhs OAth VI
AllnHiaDph
MANILA, June w, Nine Of the insppr
gent lenders, including Generals piO dol
Pillar, Conception, Garcia And Alyapey,
have baen pelensed hope np0D tAkinH thu
0nth OF allegiance ~ tha government
and |panOnnNlng MI forms 0f revolution
IN the Philippines, together with mnk'
INV fOrmAl acknowledgment 0f Amep'
lem sovereignty,
This onth N more stringent and mora
binding thAA the OAth General OIia nd
mlnlatoped and WINS consequently dis
tnaIefnl 10 Tho NllplnOa, who accepted
" with bnd apnon fully recognising the
results OF my violation
Rnnm l|jnonaaNlmO l0ok tha OaIh
Monday, N " hoped thnt Tho action ~
the nine lenders will Influence their
mon % take advantage W tho amnesty
which has thus Inr been without pe'
suits other IhAn thaae,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
HER FINAL TRIAL,


uBdevsiOOl lhH bM,ilMbip NpDlusks
BlNHIs iha kpnysapHb
NRW foRk, june ps,=Tha Uniied
hlntes bAtllaship Kentucky arrived ~
Mo naval anchorage on l0mpkiMsville,
\, l., shortly before noon, pftep having
n0INplet0d hep tnnl acceptance trlAl,
The vessel, IN command Of Captain q,
n, Chester, laft NewpOph H. J., Inst
Monday morning and pnt 10 HIM Tor "
Two days lgIal rip a special iDspee'
ZION board was on the wRpshlp Az
soon ~ thp yessal arrived M Temp
AlDsyllle the inspection b0apd came
ashore and they will report 10 The M,
th0plIloa NJ Washington NJ once, While
none " Tho mambapA 0f Tin bOapd
wODld dlvNlae what the result Of tbe
NIP WINS n wins generally understood Oh
bOnph !he vessel thai tha. tPinl ~ the
kuntNpky, was very satisfactory And
egnAl ID NIL respects 10 thnt Of the keAp'
sarge,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Al Thf IlrjHGDlL

Wae.dAg, Jnge aAnaT 4. MMlnp,
Mtyi \ RMMlOfhB, AaltNi ION HinlI
Mn'nNgI NV nhaH " nagloIdl Oily
NY ana N.Y. pAglQy,. Mnaealahpl 4
MWiH VIM dlMk, Rad LSdSsG 4 as'
nelann N " Habbalt hinQoln W 4
waller " Paul i A HnAaall .AHd
fngk CIV 4 Murphy, HAInsvlll0
AliIud dlaaH, naNdW1oHl
MalaalHgeIU ~ RlpIeE Pmt ,teNypn''
Navla y h y,,eelI nnlAaeapall Gen
iK HOLMAN DBapala6aili% 'BpHd,'
dAvAl Mlnl v N 0lqRkl Md, lodge
IN v N Allen A4n MlfeL allFI III Hnrr
ElHHtlni CIV n HHtHhi 0aatlgH
ttNx .kqlaTAi. HaHndNRi, HRIy Holly
NQ0dI HQHRgHRL., n RplRI GAaEa, lRl
MNn \ WALL WhlehAl 4 ,HthwMFl
mNltlAeQHl WA4Nal WAFGen " HllDEagl
Ixn me!aa.a.i od nH kah ~ lsgaT Il. 4 N \
NTH AlINpt MEgt ,wfalaltl ,adlRmbHa
g,d nH!phkl fpAllaaM Mich h v
: ll ss'lsl lsitI @!yas gsuaa a. aMaHst
Fal6ai NH. Blanca Feelh Ealaglbi I
| | ss \ SHEssa'f s4ia'T|F''
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
DECLINED TO ATTACK,
Handle HN v skirMlNh WIN strongly
EDlpanphph lDepA

WWisNVNHfV VVWVHl
LONDON, June WI, s#HaanavAl Alv Leslie
Bundle hnd n Ahnvp artillery and rifle
aklpmlah near AanAkAl Friday with u
largo force of e@llpenohad nonps, He
declined W AtlROk than, This IN tho
only fresh nHhlinH reported,
Thn Honp OnlpOAla northeast Qr Pre-
t0pla mp busy The telegraph wires
batWe6n RtAnaapt0n nnl Newcastle
wepe Gnt sunday md hip hadyRps nnl.
lep hAd In resort 10 heliOHpAph,
commandment DeWel, WIN b,0OO man
md lhpnn guns, N moving n0pIhonsL In
the DpAnep Hlver Colony " N under,
stood thAt hp and OOmmAndADL Glen.
ppnl H0thA anlapad Into n compact thai
neither W0nld surrender M long Ra lha
other VIVA IN Iha field
Twelve lbOuARnd pifas Nil hold have
hsnn surrendered 10 Mn Npltish,
President kpaHar IN sltll VI MaohadO'
dOpp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Anyspl,ss,l tbslaps,

Llht or lpttDpa poMaDlng nDDAllnl fDp
In thu pOsiDilpp M Hlllnps, YpllOW.
stone county, MDNtnnn, for lhp wink
ending JDnN w, 1900
llollnsoD, Wiliml hpyin, DuNNis,
g0Dlpy, Walter DOnplnAA, Ulnnnua ,
UAbpINA0D, Oln) nODpnmnND William
Howard, ubnplpHl Irwin q, ", johns
son, LApH Mrs. Knights j, Al LADa,
FRANK boyNina, ThMmnl tWnb,
James MArahnll, Mabnl Mollmmlinh,
JamNaj Mcintosh, patnu MDlN0l,
Donald MoNOliyy. ~ Oh Mllnhall,
Ralph Murphy, MvA, NJ, M0yndA,
ThOR Nelson, Mimi O'llvinh
Arthur J,I Patrick, nenl pAAloll lDg
ppather q, D,j hhmNk, prank
smith, bOnla HnML J ul slewWt,
Prank sylvester, I'D valera ~
n Walter, j, w. WlluDD, lyod Vi
WAlAh John NMmho, Al NIMoFnn,
UHApley,
Persons chilling fm Hamo VIII ploAse
my nAdyMtlanA
u " DAbNOok, lDAtmM,Mh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
FeREIaNF Rs LeorINa.

irish, HallARhep ami Italian pUrpx In tl,s
NOsp Army unnOni rOllNhlI,
LONDON Jnnn w, asThn LOnpnnsO MRr
aNea correspondent NJ Tho Times lnle'
lFnphH M f0ll0WaL-
nAoomdInH 10 T%pNnhyaAl ndyi0eA thu
H0epR npe 0nlpnnOhlnH In considerable
i0pln IN Tho MlddlnbnvH hills The Irish,
H0llMNdW And Italian Norpa Apa aatling
uncomfortable They Ape l0otlnH shares
and fMmh0nHas,
nliAr gold IN \ drug In tha l0opl mNr,
kolAl OWING W u AnhplllOn lhAt IN M
inlnrlm quality A lAraa quantity NJ
Stolen gold, N whiting w hi 4mNAalad
ONt MI tha VvanayDnlI "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29

BUsvs Aasessa In Piercing MMRhla's Hines
AMI praaspliHH kONtb WAvd,

DsOsvs Aasaesa IN Piercing MMRhla's Lines
ami pr0sssdinH sOHthwAvA
LONDON, JMns w, sHs TelapPama fr0ln
nonih Africa indicate thai Tho renewed
D0er activity increases In proportion
with Lord Roberts qnieseeIee, NJ the
completion NJ The aoMMandeFin,ehisf's
anvnl0plns movements, supposed 10 be In
progress, " ankionsly awaited, The
latest news confirms The superstition
lbAl thu beers succeeded III piercing
NnDdle'a lines and proceeded Aontll'
Wnrb,
" appears that The failure Of Tho
British 70 properly guard their line VI
communication north ~ k~pOoDslAd IN
V0lynl disaster 10 \ body Ut lAsntOs
working 0D TIN milFDad, Of whom aO
were killed md WOO were mAde Wison'
~, This hna hDd u deoi1pdly bnd IT.
feet. Oh Iha natives mind and " ~
evodeAlenoe of unrest h reported IN
IlAAntDland,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Reward nj Msv,,,

.HHIHhFhN FPINnd Mabel, lhNt Nanny
w yours IN MATERNAL nnnoD0N,h
when ,snN rand NJ I'M m0ollna M Mo
MNlNM Improvement a0pIpiR Tho 0tblp
afHnlhnl mndn \ dnpldna lmppnaaIaD On
lI0lnha0f, MlI00AlDl hnNTd him eny
MlnlNhln lhNl " WIS Wr0 IN md aupll
MAllpN Judgment lnn HOnalhIlIly nDl
Nhlln hnAFlpd ssnRnlhW In ono M
snnnh nnn nNNlnHA0g within In annl
alsnlNHa nll% ,KFANpfNl |lnnaUngp,
MlHH Mahm feal mllpT gnpaa
hnaaa ! Mllns IhNI lima GhlaNpo
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
kOtlaa NJ khaHlN'H hnla,

TN THIN DlAphiOp COURT or Tila
. Seventh Judicial DiAtilut. NJ Mn
htntA NJ MOntann, In ami tor Mn
County NJ Yellowstone,
pna YELLOWSTONE National Hank NJ
HlliNph Corporation, plnlnlln, VI,
Andrew H. RMnvt md Martha W.
amAvt, ~llotNndNntay
W. In aOld VI ahalnN AAlO, M 10
0'nlOOk In Tim t%OvnnOOn, nm saturday Vim
nlat day M duly, 1900 M Tim fv1nl. dOnI
NJ thN l0DIt hnnanl NJ III tnll0w'
Siam County MOntNnn, thn following
doamthad vNnl property, M VIII All
and Hlngnlnr lntA numbered tanl
nlNvon md twelve, NJ blnok nuMhovad
f0ply sls,. NJ thl MlnlnNl .l0Wn fn0w
lllyl M HlllnHa, IN yellowstone
a0nniyl M1nlenAi .Al00VdlnH IN Vie
official plnt thNrp0f. 0n hN and M
Iaa0Id hi TIN 0fim M thu annuity w.
a0rdpV nj VaIl0WNi0nA County, Nam
lana, taeathap Win VII Nnd NlnpNlAv
Vim lnnnmentH, hlrndltnMnntA And Apt
RnvtanAnQAh th0panntn hNl0nRinH Nv In
any WlAa ApnnI lAinlnHl and VIM pnveFi
HlnD and Favnpal0nal ValnAindnE, and w.
MAlndeIai Fpnlal lAHupH, NM nF00tt
thereof
!. AlpRad and dAteQ. Nv HlliHpe, VII
l low Y naApblyH,a MonthnAi Jthls WIN
ONO W. HUHHAHnL HhMlM,
III. H. w HnElaHl HapnV .HhntlHl
w N Inhhhtah, All0rlnE wv WHInlIM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
REDS STILL DANCING,
thlppewM WIN Wnit UnllI LNlp 4 Inv
VUnhUelpu hIDyu,

VFDplnplfn AlOpm
9AAB bAkB, Mlnnu june w, H'php
Indians who hNNe mnd0sv0Nea ~
Rnnnw Point ara pIlll oNonmped thora
III large numbers A mmhnr OF TIN
GnsA lNho lAdlNOa who wont thMp
when lln Apnpn concerning Tho Mes
alnh'a" storm mopheay npAt Ind IN
effect wupn IN town during TIM dry
AMI ILuN AAy They intend 10 remain nj
thN Pom. tlll July b, which IN tho latest
date Hlyon 0nt by lhe nMnHaAh, u when
hlA storm VIII occur, Tho Indiana bn'
came hungry md were compelled ~
leave their dancing grounds long
enough 10 Hnthep Soma snake root anil
aell II 70 provide aome food, Tho reds
AIe stlll dancing, but not with sueh
violence M they did Two weeks MO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
GRANTED BY BRekHAM,

HnnOrR II NnNNislilON Inv lha NsimdlllDn
NJ u Man Wanted In lnhlNHM
FRANKFORT, kyu Inno W. mIho first
OllOlal n0nrlosy 10 h0 pnaaud haIWnon
lho alNtna Of Kentucky and lndlAln
since uovuN0r Mounts rnfnMl IN
honor Governor bpoklnm'a reputation
I0p The pAIppdlllon NJ HOynpnNp Taylor,
0NNOVTon Wlinn Governor linnlhnm hons
0rHi Tho m0NlAtFlon NJ NoymnW Mount
INV tIp MEtlnaltlOn NJ william Webb,
VINO IN under Nppnal nj LONlayllln nnd II
NNNInd Tor IplNl NJ Evansville, Ind, on
A phnpun MI mNnd |npnnnyl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Krnssr's 0yaDdaoD M ", uelpus,

dAAEgynws, sh Hnlenn, lnnN WI ~
El0lfl President MnHep'R grandson,
Whn VIVA .WpInFpd NY lhe HFlliah WI
MNlplnal. minded hppp dpplnH Tho DIV
WIN allaeIs nHa lla lInappfal mostly
Foreigners Vhn WlaQnprA wore imm0'
hlRtnlg allit M W Rnndwaadi lha prlHpn
ihnn MQAt M me HgprH M nppdWaad
pFe IN R2nd hpulfh md IhnA Inv fharN
pnA hhen hnf one dfhth nnm aAierlg
fpYnp
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
FOUGHT HALF A DAY,
Chinese vi Tlan vAiN NpOkH lHlsV tls
Heavy VIpe NJ t%OpslsNavM

WaAyy Fire NJ Foreigners
LONDON, june IN, "A special diapMt0h
from Che Zoo sAysl Tho nght 0F Iha
Alllod forces against Tho combined Boa'
Mn md Chinese sOldlepy, barring lhe
pOAd 10 Tion Tsln, opened nj dnybpeAh,
Ono hundred and My Americans wepo
among tho 1000 lnI0pnnllONnl troops,
The Chinese MON broke under heavy
Smelling, md Ihan Ihn arsenal WIN nj,
tackled ANA lOn guns were gradually
sllonOpd' The faht wins practically
over NJ noon,
The koen, friendly rivalry for TIM
honor W llpat entering LhC oIly, resulted
In Iha Americans and british aoinn In
neok and npoh, with Tho others pl0se up,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
Yhnn hAn MnIIal.

NJ, lh u hpAllFnl HFIFpIdN deprecated
III gm. lhnt 4 worm nflW allW rho
alRhhll we lrNlllloNA NJ her Puritan
AgGealfs halllH alr0ns unNH hon
nnHl KIN lpnk HlGp fNNneh IN fatIn
nuh you're, \ hlrdW lha ahg glrl NH
lhlenl, n lnAlfpll lhNf she n0nMG1
W. AIlltHlH NJ mlDd MlBply n WolJqpI
w NNlR' NJ Wow hpIrAli dnnTHHli
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
jdnTU NATURALIZATION Ii IIDNll,

hihNNAf dune w A dInRAIph fF0m
HlHnWlHltlfln nnnHlnnlhs llin llniA
M iflnl hpnAlnRl0n M llM hife HnaflA,
1854 WI, lfAM NHHnaH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
CHARGE OF TREASON,

NTTHW NJ WHITHHNNINTTW NNINN M lhF
lAW fnlnns Parliament,
CARS T0Wsl. Lnna w. N%pprNHantR,
I'VE H0thal %N0lllaanp M Ihn Hem II, w,
Sinner, psfa0mmlAslnnep M pnhllR works
IN lhp representation M Allwnl North,
MAA nFrpslAa en v ehArap NJ WpaAaN pl
hlA arrival hers
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
IiElblu ,np I'M Mnrlna Oovp4,

WAsNIknTnh, Junn WI aH AporOtapy
INNR nnnnunnna Ihnl Tho following
men nnUnl Othars, llnVn maaed lhn on,
ANIMATION fm appointment IN Annnnd
llNnInpMnla N no UNliOl hInlna nlNpln0
noIpa nnd thN lhplr nlinpA. lnvn IMAM
plnbnl Nl lhn 0llAlhlp lal NV appoints
iHOnF M y]uNNNal0A NnpNpI Hnnp0pt ~
nOwny, MlnNpanlNl Edward H. MINI
WnTnH WiapquAlU lillA Hpli MlIlnp
gpN Raymond William Rlkpman1
MlallHnNr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
TIM IlnHl hUlDbpvs

HNi0E thh nav ovOp lplOr IN Hell0r
ThAg mn h0ll0p IhND AV0r A,tt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-29
llWGiFp M Islni In II ninm

IOANOAl TnNp WI TN0 khNHlFn M
EaHnI arrived IN Tandem VI, nNAni Tram
FnFf Victorian where hp llA1 hnnn HlE1a
hg FMNpllAd HpHlHnd fpnm NnAhipHl
innp sll, HN alinNpd few alHns M hla
Vppppnl lflHapH, Tba nAyplap vnp .ppr
ppiypd M lhf Rlnllmlm, M thn lhaflnH
Oman lnllrnpd hlfHim NV Ihn nnka M
VI lhe Turkish amlRasndert Anlhm
pAiA iiHsIlh NM BNllnl ina \ HHHFH NJ
hgHar fTgm thH pHldatppAM HnAFaM
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
KAW'S MOUTH IN THE LEAD
For Landing the Democratic National
Convention

Washington, Feb. 21-On the eve of
the meeting of the national democratic
committee, which assemblies here tonor-
row to fix the time and place for hold
ing the Democratic national convention.
Kansas City and Milwaukee are strug-
Cling earnestly for the honor of enter
tanning the convention. Although there
is some desultory talk of Cincinnati as
a compromise, the fight is between Mil
waukee and the metropolis of the south
west, with the chances tonight seemingly
in favor of the latter city. Milwaukee
has raised a fund of 100000 for the en-
tertainment OF the convention. The
amount which Kansas City IS prepared
to expend has not been disclosed. Sem
ator Jones, chairman OF the committee,
is holding aloof from the fight AMI not
throwing the weight Of his influence eth
er way. The Milwaukee boomers are
making much of the political effect OF
holding the convention in Wisconsin for
its effect on the Germans. who, they
assert, are disposed TO be hostile I the
administrations expansion policy. After
counting noses tonight Kansas City
claimed a clear majority of the votes,
hut the Milwaukee contingent were ecTal-
~ certain that they had a majority. The
consensus 81 opinion is that the conven-
ticn will DE held before the Repuo' ian
convention, early in June, or possibly
during the last week in May.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
DEATH OF LESLIE {. KELLEY
Inventor and Promoter Of tie CeIe-
brated IN eeIey Cure"

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 21.-Leslie E.
Kelley, the inventor of the Kelley cure
for the liquor habit, died in this city
on Adams street today of heart disease
Mr.. Kelley had been III with a severe
cold for two days, but nothing serious
was feared from it. This morning, while
going to his bath room, he had an at
tack of heart failure but recovered, and
later said there was nothing serious the
matter with him. DR.. Westhughes,
specialist in heart diseases, was sum
moned, however but before he reached
the Kelley reidenee, Mr.. Kelley had had
a second attack and died. There were
with him his wife and Judge Ewing, the
noted Christian Scientist OF Chicago, who
had been stopping at the Keeley home
for several days. Mr.. Kelley was s.
years of age. He leaves q wife but no
children. The only heir to his estate
besides his wife IS his sister, who lives
at Dwight H., Keeley's former home
The estate is valued at 81 100000. The
body Will ultimately be taken to Dwight
for interment, but as yet no arrange
ments for the funeral have been made.
Mr.. Kelley has been in southern Cali
fornia two winters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
Preserve
Force"
that's the word for
GRAPE NUTS
FOOD
0@0~0~ 0@0@0~ go

Il want TO tell you about Grape-Nuts,
and my experience with them.
Il had for year or two. felt a gen
eral debility creeping on me. and also
suffered from f1atuency, piles, etc. which
began TO think was due TO advancing
age, now being 60 years old, when in the
providence Of God, as 1 believe, the
Grape-Nuts Food was brought 10 my no
tice, and tried as an experiment
Il used IL with milk, as -lush. In a
week I found a decided imprC cement in
myself, and have kept impro1 1g ever
since, now about three months, and an
being congratulated on the bright Cha. e
IL my appearance by all acqual1taLce-.
Not only so. but I feel 1 have the reserve
force so that l do not feel wearie5 a.
night. although I have worked coaunu-
ousiy this last three months, from 7.39
g. m until p. n. Need I say that I
recommend you- Gra2e-Nuts 70 my
friends and acquaintance, and that all
OF my family use the food, and that We
use IL at every meal whatever else Is
omitted? I write this being 6esirous u
giving vent 10 the grateful feeling I en-
tsrtain for the benefits received from the
Use 4IA-34At t-bt0 --ffa--
a total stranger 20 you. I beg 70 sua-
scribe myself sincerely your friend AMI
well-wisher. John c Fletcher. New Ro-
chelle, y. 7"
The particular element which produces
the feeling OF strength IS the delicate
particles OF phosphate q potash. not tbs
phosphate OF the drug store, but thai
which Is prepared ~ Nature and FUR
uished IN TIE grains This delicate ee-
meut. rot observed By the TASTE. Is used
by Nature IN connection with the as5a-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
SENATOR BAKERS DAUGHTER
Married TO Dr. Loundes of the United
States NAVY

Leavenworth, Kan, Feb 21.-Miss Mary
Leonard Baker, only daughter of United
States Senator Baker, was married TO
Dr. Charles Henry Tightman Lowndes,
surgeon in the United States navy, to-
night at the home of the Jrides parents
in this city. DR.. Henry all Of New York
was best man. Only q few intimate
friends of Senator Bakers family ard Of
the groom were present. The ceremony
was performed by a Catholic clergyman
under a special dispensation Of Cardinal
Gibbons, the bride being a Protestant. Or.
Lowndes, who IS a nephew OF Ex-Gov-
ernor Lowndes Of Maryland, holds the
rank Of lieutenant in the navy. DR.. and
Mrs. Lowndes departed tonight for Old
Point Comfort and washington. They
VIII soon be at home at Annapolis. where
Dr. Lowndes expects to be stationed on
shore duty.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
REPUBLICAN CoNceRE SsIONAL CON
VENT JOhS

A delegate convention Of the Repqbn-
cans of the Seventh Cot gressl.olgil oI -
trict of the state of KaL 'saS IS heIeoy
called to meet in the atty Oh I1u'c14iii'014'
OH wEDNEsDA--. APRIL is, 1900.
at o'clock D. M, for the pur pose OF nom OH
mating a candidate for Goa lgres5' I%o
delegates and two alternafes 70 the Ia
tional Republican convention 70 De ne ne
in PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June 1S, TeA D. ana one
presidential elector The basis - - -, ep or ne
sentation in said convention Sa4 ps ~ h
delegate at large for each coU1N ~ t a66
district. and one delegate for c. tCA ~
votes and fraction of half or HSA 80 80
for Chester I. Long for congress n io9S'
provided no County shall nave leSS L.
two delegates; under which rule .o 1,Ig
gates are apportioned to the van jus
counties as follows: 80
Barber 3. Barton Z, Clark 2. Comana e
2, Edwards 3, Finney 3, Ford /, Gram >
Graz 9. Greeley 2. Hamilton 2 Harper y
Harvey II. Haskell 2, HOdgInan z. hear~
new 2 Kfngman Z. Kiowa 2, McPherson
- Meade 2 Morton ?, Ness 3, PaWnee T.
Pratt l. Reno 16 Rice 8, Rush l. scout Z,
Sedgwick O. Seward 2, Stafford o., stan
ton 2, Stevens 2, Sumner II, Wlcnlta y
1t is recommended that the county cen
trail committees of the several counties
select the time for holding the county
conventions to name delegates and alter
mates for the congressional convention,
and that the names of all delegates ana
alternates be certified to the chairman Oh
this committee at KinSman, Kansas, m
mediately thereafter. BY order Oh ne
Seventh District Congressional C0InIAlI-
zee. FRANK ItARl1OH,
N AxTJNF Secretary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
MRS. LAYTON RETURNS THANKS
To the Donors of the Lawton Fund in
n Touching Letter

Washington. Feb. 2--Mrs. Lawton has
made the following acknowledgment Of
the receipt of her home fund:
'Pewee Valley. Ky, Feb. 1S.-Dear Cen
eral Corbin: Such kindness as yours can
never be repaid, and my heart is very
fun when I try 10 thank YOU. Words
seem very poor at such q time. VIII you
please believe that do appreciate It and
all my life will find comfort in the re-
membrance.
The universal feeling which prompted
such wonderful generosity from the ma
'tion. is so beautiful 70 me. and SO dear,
my grstitude IS inexpressibly profound.
1t has relieved the one anxious thought
he ever would have had and I do not
know how 70 thank you or the nation
Believe me, with kind regards. very sin
cerely. MARY c. LAYTON"