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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-19

A very large assortment Of latest
styles Mems Spring Overcoats, best
qualities in all shades, are bought to
sell for $3.50 and $1,000. but must 60 at
$3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-19

Furnished cottage to rent tor the sea-
SON or month at ocean Point. Address
c. III. Blaisdeli. Augusta. Box 81
ipaf-1tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-19

AOOH KOO""
Hair-Health is warranted
to restore gray, white or
!
bleached hair to its youthful <\VchEIA
color and beauty 1t re-
moves dandruff and stops zr<r
falling and breaking of the xk0
hair. 1t Is not dye. and
will not discolor scalp orvES N~y
clothing This hair food
acts on the roots, giving Al
them the required nourish- YHss
ment and positively pro, N
duces luxuriant hair on bald
heads Keeps the scalp \.
clean and healthy Does not rub OF and IS not greasy
flaws fisir-fieafth fragrant hair dressing, bring:
back original color, 7cesey brown, blafk or xo|eH
AK for Nays Hair Health and refuse ali substi-
tutes n nj II. sold byleading druggists everywhere
Sent by express prepaid, in lain sealed package by
IoNDoN SurrLy Co. $50 Broadway, N Y, also a age
cake fiarfna Medicated Soap. best soap for toilet
bath skin and hair. All on receipt OF ooc and this ad
LARGE soc. BOTTLES. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-19

T) LET-Furnished cottage at Ocean
Point. WIN let for July or for whole
season. w. I. Jones. Augusta.
maui Htf
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scontinued from page 81

mon. of the firm of Loring, Short & Har-
mon was at the State House the latter
part of the week and stated that they
would be ready to be sent to Hon. $. w.
Matthews. secretary of the Maine Old
Home Week Association in day or two.
The sample received shows the invita-
ton to be very tasty. 1t is on rough note
paper and has in the upper left hand
corner the State seal, opposite which is
the imprint Of the executive department.
The whole Is from an engraved steel
Mate and has a facsimile of the signature
Of Governor Powers. AS soon as the
whole number arrives the work of send
ing them out will be commenced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-19

AfIer june II, i nine room cottage
house with eli ana stable AZ NJ. : Can
nett ST. Inquire OF NJ. o. Savage, NJ. -
COny 81. JuUr6 d2W'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
POPULATION
ANNOUNCED
Seventy-Six Millions In
America.
THE NEW CENSUS FIGURES
Hawaii Has l54,00l and the Cost Of
the Census Work was Over
S6,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o-The official
announcement of the total population of
the United States for 1900 is 1926 22O, of
which H,627, ,907 are contained in the forty
five States representing approximately the
population to be used for apportionment
purposes. There is a total of 1884, 15S In
dams not taxed. The total population. in
1880, with which the aggregate popula-
ton of the present census should be COM
pared, was 63,0es,756. Taking the 1890 pop
ulation as a basis there has been gain
in population of 13, AGA during the last
ten years, representing an increase of
nearly 21 per cent.
Following is the official announcement
of the population of the United States in
1900 by States. In the figures the first col
umn represents the census for 1900 and the
second 1850 and the third column when
given represents the number of Indians
rot taxed:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
DEPENDING THE CUP.
New Syndicate Formed to Sail
Against the Shamrock III.

NEW YORK. Oct. s1-The syndicate
which is to build the yacht which will
probably defend the Americas cup
against Shamrock IL. is composed of six
representative yachtsmen. according to
the Herald. They are Vice Commodore
August Belmont OF the New York Yacht
Club; Cornelius Vanderbilt, Rear Com
modore G.. l.. r. Robinson. Commodore
edward NJ. Brown. w. *. Vanderbilt.
Jr.. and Commodore Lewis c. Ledyard.
OF the men who viii be prominent on
the new boat IL r.. a. willard. The syn
dicate will give the charge Of the boat
into his hands as manager. For twenty
years or so Mr.. Willard has been a lead
ing amateur at the sport. When the Wig
liant returned from England, in the
spring OF 1895. to be refitted as the tria
boat for the Defender, che was in hi:
charge. Mr.. Willard has been a membel
OF the New York Yacht Club since Febru
larry I. 1872.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
TROUBLE IN COLOMBIA.
Revolution Raging and Business
Seriously Disturbed.

NEW YORK. Oct. SIC. B. Hart. Unit
cd States Minister TO Colombia. South
America. who has arrived here and is
on his way to his home In Wheeling. w.
Va. said In an Interview: Matters in
Colombia are seriously. mixed. The Lib
erals started second revolution a few
days ago and 1t has developed great
strength. The fight has been fierce. and
up to date the killed and wounded have
numbered 30.000.
while the Liberals have met with much
success. u Is my belief that the Govern
ment will be eventually successful; but
the revolution Is seriously disturbing bus
mess. General Frospero Pinzon Is IN
command Of the Government forces and
the revolutionists are comnasded by Gen
eraI Rafael Uribe. The scene of the trou-
ble is In the Department Of Cauca.'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
Examination Here.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.--In answer
10 an inquiry the Treasury Department
has held that aliens who have been
duly examined at ports of the United
states and there admitted as not being
OF the classes excluded by law, need
not be re-examined except physically
at Honolulu even though they reached
that port through Canada, provided
passage through Canada was continu-
Gus without stop over. Aliens seeking
admission at Honolulu under any other
conditions must be examined as orig
inal applicants for admission to this
country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
Totals for seven

Totals for seven
Ter, etc. 80. 1,667,Sl3 952.9i3 S9,54l
The Alaskan figures are derived from
partial data only and all returns for
Alaska and for certain military organza-
tions, stationed abroad principally in the
Philippines, have not yet been received.
The cost of the administration of the
Census Bureau up to this date, including
the expense incident to the preliminary
work. as well as the cost of the enumera-
lticn and supervision, is s6361.96l. of which
over $40Oe,0O0 has been expended for su-
pervison and enumeration.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The announce
rent of the population of the United
States made by the Census Bureau, says
a Washington special to the Times, has
started speculation about the effect on
the apportionment for members of Con-
gress.
| The increases or decreases in State rep
resentation depend on the feeling of a
Congress which is yet to oe elected. 1t Is
quite certain, however. that several
States will lose. One of them is Nebras-
ba, which has gained ONLY 1o,000 popula-
tion. Another is Maine, which has gained
only 10000. Nevada shows a falling off in
population, but Nevada is safe, for she
has only one Congressman now and can
not have less
The greatest gamer under the conserv-
ative estimate of an increase of 100000 to
leach Representative, would be Pennsyl-
vania, which would gain three Congress
men, bringing her number up to thirty
lone. New York would gain two, reach
ling total of thirty-eight. Kentucky
Maryland South Carolina and Virginia
would each lose a Congressman, which
would be Offset by the gain of two in Tex
as. Maine and Vermont would each lose
"A Congressman, though Massachusetts
would gain one. illinois would gain one,
making her representation twenty-four
OF the great other Middle States, Indi-
lana Ohio and Minnesota would each lose
lone, while Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin
? lwould neither gain nor lose. Nebraska
lwould lose one and New Jersey would
ipatn one These would be the only
, lchanges The apportionment would add
: leleven to the representation and subtract
ten. leaving a net gain of one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08

OF Secretary Chamberlain and his Med
lterranean trip is increasing. lie Figa-
10 calls him the Terror Of Peaceful
Government
lie Journal says that Mr.. Chamber
lain with his son and Sir George white,
the defender of Ladysmith. are at NAL
Ia TO study with the Governors OF the
naval stations in the Mediterranean
the exact condition of the British naval
Iorces and to take into account the
comparative forces of France.
lie Matin says: "Chamberlain's visit
to Malta will probably be extended to
Marseilles, to synchronize with Krue-
gers arrival. He hopes to call forth
some ugly Incidents so as to enable him
TO speak Ill of France, perhaps to make
him popular in England"
La Patrie says: THE announcement
OF the proximate arrival OF Chambex-
lain at Malta is causing uneasiness
even in Italy, the alleged friend OF
England. Chamberlain treats this tia
nan land OF Malta as a simple crown
colony, which ought to be anglicized
In language, customs and commerce
and entirely deprived of Italian char
acter. Then the Italians In Malta will
be worse off than the Italians in Tu-
mis-"
STEYN IRRECoNCILABLE.
LONDON. Oct. 31.--A belated dispatch
from Pretoria tells Of the failure of
British negotiations with Gen. Botha
for the surrender of the Beers. Botha
received Gen. Paget's fag of truce
courteously and admitted his defeat.
but said IL was impossible to treat for
surrender as long as any burghers
/ wished to continue the war.
President Steyn was irreconciIable.
He refused even to see the bearer of a
flag of truce.
| AMERICA NOT ADV ISED.
| WASHINGTON. oct. 31.-Tne De-
partment of State has not yet been ad
vised of the reported abdication by
Lord Salisbury of the portfolio of Min
lister for Foreign Affairs OF Great Brit
ain, as reported in last nights cable
dispatches. The news comes as a sur
prise. because within the week the most
| positive assurance had been received
here of the premier's definite conclusion
to retain this portfolio. The Inference
Is that strong medical representations
touching his health have influenced
Lord Salisbury in adopting this course
| BOTHA MARCHING.
4 PRETORIA. Oct. 31.-Intelligence
has reached here that Commandant
General .Botha is marching with q
strong force to invade Cape CoIony
near Kenhardt. where IL Is said the ir.
reconcilable Beers are ready to joir
him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
Latest Sugar Advices.

NEW YORK. Oct. Si.-Sugar-Raw,
dull and easy; fair refining. &c; centrifu-
gaI. Ss test. i-2c; molasses sugar. SIC.
Refined. quiet: crashed. GIG: powdered.
ES5: granulated. 575.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
CABLE TO AUSTRALIA.
New South Wales Legislature Favors
Bill for Pacific Route.

SYDNEY. On. s. W.. oct. 29.-The
Legislature has passed the Pacific cable
bill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

-,-,rr AND INVESTMENTS
,,S ~, POND a co.-Judd Bids.
/ ualn q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
AGENTS

/ al ,,s known attorneys.
l,aua, 'n'', \. y became engaged ln
| nght ,, w. l'oyoi Annex sa-
| tnsss.0.,. .0.,.a,,lng In an attor-
feIly oo, ' y .iiown Kicked. and
amar.S. 'i tho place. Poll
M ", hro said 10 have
rIs.ga, v, wealthy stranger
| Tor The ffonoiuians
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08

! s,.. ,LoR, NJ Am. soc. g T.
n, (, hldraullc Ensinrer ~
=, Honolulu. rei sss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
ENqtNnrRa

y, wv '. NuRKS-Enginesrp and
y ~ ~ PUMPING and sugar Ma
|so- IA ',mple,e power plants: OF.
spreckela block. Tsl iN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
NsURANCE
ARcHIrEcTa

ass = PAGE, Architect. and
,Vmce rooms -. Arlington
aonolalu, ". l.. sketches and
1" "lnales .aales furnished AZ abort no.
~ q, y o. bor IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08

: TRAIN. Architect. suit.
~ Boes Fort 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08

H. AANNAN
co san Francisco. Jewel.
k'hl'hs See advt inslds
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-08
ATTORNEYS

ATTORNEYS.
II Johnson cw 9. Aehi and
ss..oal : once No. 10 West
l. a. rel -
r. olcXEY -Klng and Bethel sts
.F .. bon se
| f6Na-Attorpsy and Notary Pun
| . s.,tsl -
VoysARRAT. Attorney. Notary
.si commissioner Tor New York
e,inmla. Cartwright Bldg. Mer-
h s.
|, . PETERSON rs Nashumanu
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Continued on Page ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
hOoAi, Hisr

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liolvDp md A, y Mash Of At, PM,
wall Nn0WN MllvONd representatives,
mn IN Mia mNphel, lNNlllNa WO0l hnal'
VuuONOnOlm DNvlN, known 10 The
vRl lpOpN flAluFnlty h0ra, moi hia daAtll
BY fnllNn from I'M, llnlN n0Ap Logan
TNeAhNy ntAhA nun having hlA nook
hpDkOnl
~-4phe alvlko on tlN Montana Central
railroad Al uveAl NnllA only leEtan one
lny, Lh0 trouble LOlnR Nrttlad by 4
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company,
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hAvN Ion Tim contract Tor lhall nav
church 0nllOa nnd lh0 building will be
pushed rapidly 70 compilation altar N
IN OnOO alnpted,
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nl lnpA IN M considers II Lively
push fnheNd olts,
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hAvt IN eniop tha mOlH to-day and no.
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byn oOnnty and various other p0lnts,
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dmpui.t, WA IN killings over INN
night vGlnuInH fran HNtfa, WHARF hU
attended Tim M0elinp " tha uthte
GHHtfHl committee ~ tAA hanMllsA
pnvly,
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bns large Oattl0 p"OAAeHHl0NA near
Merrill, WAA In NM .Ofty \ OONpl0 a
days This weak together, with hih NON,
", N, Murphy, vino loOkA 0iluI Tho
Interests,
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reliable lNNdpOlnt lhNt lha Crow
Indians MIA atill M work on th0 hNIls
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uod phlldvpn viii Apand AuvuvNl weeks,
visiting III VasAA
#-Vhu hnpd Havn n dullRNtlnl o0laoIl
N Vim pnlk lOAt nialt VhN hald
bind nat uanootnd tA plW OwlnA IN Vim
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
OOIt III H0l hppiDHH, n, d.

Tbo wolf links M H0t HmiDpA nye
AmODp lbA nDGat IN I'm wnkt They
no |O1ntph OD lbn lHbDO lind south NJ
town. \ MN, wtnOiHwept plain where
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nhnnd ~ y0D IA il9 vDRg00 mnha ~
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The libkH Dve ODly n fnw miDDlan
Walk fIOm tbn bOiala ana end Danp lDa
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morning spent IN htonlDg," md nputp
UNA" yOn NnD 1OlOy thO dnIiabA III II
swim IN Nm elanvpat, olenll0Ht, most
OlsAtnlIlilA wDlW IN HH AmNglNnr
Dnpjnl jnly lhn Burlington vODln VIII
gln lHIl 0bpnp RkGDpaiODa IN HOt HpllngH,
Vic dnlpH Rppl Jnls u, \, n, y, 10, ",
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round trip, Tigkaa bpav IibdvnI yatNvD
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w. " NJ n, H. w. md Iet him Toll
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III FRANCIS,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
hilI MI ARRIVALS,
A, I'm 0vnna,

puaaday, Jnly, lA#=k T. kyait,
obioAgOj j A TOd1 Butte W!b Hill,
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paloy, Bulioj 7 jon inDsy, W. Lonis
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HulonNl MAAAsaI N vi u II pempIn
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q H0Ibnpl, pbilndelph!A u q OppeDr
hApan, Dulnthl Il Il HNthh0gn, hivlDps
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HefyOm, wv Hyhnm, Ned OAA N
v I~nglAhAlD, Helpinp O'bHen,
NIoDdlynI y MoOMmiok, city j "
Edwards, 0pOW. Agency,
Wednesday,, July H=J y Holiday
Iowa. b Hnhoit, NJ pavIl A j NAHh,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS.

ARRIVES, DEPARTS,
MAI NJ n, 4 ! YSss%%H,%a' |d%aSS%% ", I|'i,SS + NJ ",
Mail No B,W, bOUnl, Dion III plO N ~,
NND I0Dah BRANCH,
AhNIvRA, DkpAAlA,
Accommodation ,ul,,fiW y, iii siBD NJ ID,
Daily Except Sunday,
OHIO, BhIDdi8H N CARBON BRANCH
ANNlVFh, .nEpANIA,
Accommodation ilulilltibD \, ~, ONW n, M
Daily except Sunday,
II, N, KENNEDY AnaDh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
A 8RBAT MB0OHD,
BDD Bsal NJ AhsaD shasvsa IN DDs
BbMk,

aOO bsad NJ sheep shesvsa In ODs
DAs,
Dick Marquis bAa msds sbs aaasOD ID
1900 memorable IN sbesviDa eipeIas by
AhAaRinp g,hpD pounds gf we'll from
Duo yaHpliDH Wetheps, M avapaRe ~
pounds per baAd IN IA hODis md ~
minutes with u 00Opeg'Atawnwt DbigAg0
machine IA the Union HhAApiDn 90 "
sheds near Dka, Montana Nv Ed,
tOwet thu wall known MONTANA sbaAp'
man WIN ID charge ~ lbn sbed TN day
llla record VIM made
The Wlda publicity alyeD lba vaepnl
performance VI bud Ashton M liIent
Fails IN sbeAIing non bend ID IN hours
wAh GAlenlalsd W nIODaa Mapquis vi
make Tho effort 0f biA lIfp No ODs
who IN acquainted With Tho Two men
doubted but What Marquis would nd
minister u crushing hnOak ODt, bOt
mons asppet9d Vim IenOId W bA plaoad
M bieh,
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shenping veoOpd Of 100 which bHs besD
held No long by pvADk M0IluDd, nan,
non " which has Ollen hmm mads tbo
pAHt faw years IN waslepn papers md
live slOOk 1ODvnAIs VbOag GOmpaiaDt
w JndHe VI thIH performance NJ Map
qnls consider tbe combination M akill,
Aphad hDd endurance almost marvellous,
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bANIi 8A \ iNONMlINI
Death NJ nh Olh nnd l%tnAnunlmn HHnlnnnl
Nl UIHnllvai

Death ~ nh Olh nnd lnAnNnlm HHhlnnnl
NJ OIannlvH
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HpInhtfA diaaAAo ita VIM M hiH Ofloa
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10 AiteHd 10 hia dltluA md want b0me
He hAa hlled tho position on OlOvk
and recorder iOp tl0 pAAt .FOnvlaeIl
years, and 4 M0pe ObllAlnn and trusted
Olileul the county hAa never Ind, He
WINS liberal 10 Nil charitable oAOapA,
dying 4 pOOp mnnl. Ha WnA M NnoOInr
plOmlalnH Republican, and hAd. h0un
h0DOved BY hla pApts slDOU hlA veAldHDoN
In alandIvN, nearly twenty saApA NH0.
Hu WINS born IN laBl, VIII. A native 0f
New fOrk atNtl nnd enlisted III. lha
Union army .yh lhg lpAt outbreaks Qf VIC
rebellion He afterwards Joined lhe
regular nIllE md nnlD0 III the lOllll'
wait Thl funelNl services we!a ,O0ll
duuted by Huv O. PAUWaIyn WndNesi
dry Afternoon NJ Y iBO 0'0l0Oh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

maDis the sDaats vapsised 10 tls lawn,
nAthpved flowers ANA NJ y 0'al0gk were
lOA,h 10 MI, although supper bad 10 bs
prpnApad fOV thu home i0lka Tbose
priAnDl wapa MesdAmes hOwley, II,
NJ, Allan, haHBr, 0npwile, Green,
d0al, A, u TOmpkina, ijOni0D,
tinIvlD h%AliAbnek, HnpsleT and Nj.
aDpkla, m0lhNp NJ MpH Ryan
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13
IL Antnl HE ItnHl

PA Danforth Of LnNmngo, Qpn, svl,
IeIad, for alk npDthp Win b lpINhlfO|
PUMPING sore On hlg leaI bnt, wpitna lliNl
HnghHeD'H. ArnlpA B4ltb wholly pnpnd, II
ID HKa days. lf0r ulcers, wounds, pllGb
IVA Mo b6et hllvn ID lle world Uul0
gIlnWDIAad ON, 9bn Fold Nv Ohnpplu
UpilH liDu @npllAHiHlh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-13

An prepared 10 puD 4 bDek herd
GntIl Daosmbap b toad attention.
md bucks taken fM 400 Dor had
until Dee b. Apply 10 W, H. tlansoD,
Billinpp, Iptf