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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

ing directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. In buying Halls
Oatarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. Its taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Fisher.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

The man who works with one eye on
the clock and the other on Saturday
night will never get to the top in his
profession.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

Walkers Tonic is the link that picks
up the vital force Of man in his run
down state and binds him to health and
strength by recuperating the brain, reg
ulating the action of the Heart and
nourishing the Nervous System.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31
Wants Cattle.

William Hall, Of Webster. is feeding
twenty head Of cattle and is in the
market for sixty more, II the price Is
satisfactory.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

Or. Bulls Cough Syrup cures over
night the most stubborn cold as well as all its
eomplieations-tiekling in the throat. husky voice
and violent coughing. 1t is the most wonderful
medicine, science has produced.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

No MAN can do first.class work who
leads second-clsss life.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

The first month of 1900 ends today.
Can any one remember the resolutions
made thirty.o one days ago?
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31
Was at Newport. Covlngton and Gin
cinnati.

Mrs. H. J. May and daughter, Miss
Ladosca, who after an enjoyable stay
with friends and relatives at Newport,
Covington and Cincinnati have returned
home. Mrs. May met many old acquaint-
ances while absent and the outing was
beneficial to her.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

IT'S a mans appetite that gets him
into trouble invariably.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31

The man who makes progress in the
world is the man who thinEs.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1900-01-31
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS.

ADVANCING prices are a sure sign Of
prosperity.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
AlALMs@1V
sss..ssssAg
klAUaeH
A little ~Has In the All NJ FF0RHhs
niNtiDN,

# hsNtlbMf
mfhal fellow Hlkbp n III herndnHl
ebap ever spp for Ailtln hold Of nnW'
tangled notions, lin pnIna DNpp fDlnpp
m0pnln with hia newspaper IN hls
hand, MI spsap, Ut looks HE lllhil dnp'
mAna VIVA Hoin 10 hnep u tight hold Oh
kaaah0OIg hAh0O'
niapsnndhnlt,' aea my daughter hlkA'
BETH She's been lAkln n term ~ unr'
man M M high school, M llnp always
aps 'Hasnnlhpil' Wlspn n fpllpp AlNehsha,
1eRt for polilennas,
III snla tA' Germans WnA HDln ~
hold Oh 10 keeAhlLuhnhoo| Hea blADy
AHaln,
J, "rhAse dppn summer colds Mint no
j0ha,' sas |, an then bib ua VOL POD,
an le stlIInned up
Observation-Disclosures be sps once
mere,
"iit seems a leetla early for hay 10,
yepI ses |,
"'Ill bet you eaIl II 'GoWrgbOW' hu
sas, with n sneerln sniff,
non, no d0n'tW NOV, 'Hhat may Dn
th' Latin rap w. Hns, but ! stick 10
may Fever" avnpy tlMas
III aln't Aneesln, snId Hlkby, l00hln
blaehpr'n thunder
n'WOt WIS yDu dOlnY INV i,
NJ Wus Hlvln you m p0ppapk per-
nnnelatl0D OF observation-disclosures no
sn0Pls,
"'Thepe YOU NO again. Has,
nMy, but no WIS mAd clean thpDuah
hilm uiVlD yOU Ih' atpInklN ppVpnpk
pronunciation Ofz=0f thet Chinese word
right there no ses mn showed hIs pa,
per UP against my nose,
" looked nj tn name ha WnA p'lHtiD
out, Nh N WIS 'klAusghAui
n'WeIp ses, kind OF aapeaatlGllhe,
w new time yOu come over hare talA'
IN Chinese YOU better hnnH out n fAH
with 4 dragon or Huthln on III III
faet H. Hes |, The way YOU put II W.
aln't none OF IN bright eDnfr over her,
10 toll Chinese from eAtapphP "==gIeya.
land Plain Dealer
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

occupation IN tho uity ma did not sep
Margaret nEnlil
About i've years eInDseu between Tho
happening VI Tho event above GhpOn'
luluI md those tlnt aiD now 10 DO
narrated, wns passing down Tho
street In II 1nnlnt New England vll'
Ingp which In Tho winter time seemed
10 De entirely daad Hike tho country
round II nnd which wins only awnhan.
ed Into life by Tho warm bpeAth OF
spring mil Tho gny0tlns Of The summer
crowds who visited II, ono Of tll0ae
street plnnO opHnlls which had grown
10 Dp Nd common In thu cities, bnl Walp
Looked upon IN u novelty IN tho 0Ounf
try towns, WIS playing aDme familiar
airs. 10 which | was paying no DArtlpp
ular attention until | haipd lilo MIR,
which turned out lO De The FnlaFaI
dlrRu OF my only love affair." stopped
Oh TIP walk SONS distance AWAY and
listened,
THE MIR Upnsed, nnd tho closed shutter
Of a house directly III front OF which
WINS tho 0lKni WIS opened md u hand
which ! stlll llnd tiMe 10 sea WIS That
vi \ woman threw u coin or Two tO tho
player, Tho coin foil ilht near the play
Or, but another object bounded OIL
some distance toward me- stepped 10
pick ~ up and found II WAS Il ring
which hnd evidently come On tho H.
dy's hand who hAd thrown tho coin, A
second glance at the ring, 10 my lns
tense surprise, showed mo lilnl II WAs
tho ring ! had given Margaret Ave
yenrs before There ware tho Initials
Inside Of u and tho curious quaint
carving on the outside. Full OF strAnHe
thoughts, hopes, e~0ntendlnH emotions,
] l%nvOluntArlly turned 10 the house TO
return tho ring 10 tho person 10 whom
u belonged. lust IN reached tho door
Of the house II WIN opened by MapgRi
rot, who Ind como ~ Het her ring
ngalD. A frightened look and u liasty
pressure VI her hand 10 lier beart show.
vi mo how much she was surprised
and affected, said nothing, tor In
deed Tho emotions Of both showed
plainly more than any words ! could
usn pnssad Into tho house, 0lOsed
tho door, put the ring Oh ber finger ana
theIi asked, ibid You mean To se1d wv"
A faint "y1a' was Nil ! could h6Hr, In
n moment ! pressed her IN my breast
and, hungry with Avldlty, sought 10
hntlafy tho AFFECTION 0f u heart which
Ind b0an for NJ lnnDy ganrs yaapHinA
for u return Latar on W. warn mar
rled md IRE willing IN admit Tint we
are hnnpy m happy aHn bH, @~lgsahanse
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
AhvpmIAn1 Latlava,

llHl Or ,lntlopH mmnining nupaIled
for ID lln pOHlOlInM III Billings, Vel
lOWEtonn county, M0nimn, for llo
week ending AHg, Nv, 1900,
Anderson, Williams Burrows, Ipuj
Dnlehnldnr,, aebn, W, Dpady, Hugh
DOnvnh, Gins U,l ljnroI, ", nj
!!ilpnlI, j MI e'nvlW. Jlm Davis,
Kittlnl Dodge, q, lf,I Doyle, y, MI
l9ohWl, Jmnopl lgdIinn, II, NJ, lIuns
nOel,. M, Ii, lImvln Mamiol VlrInv,
lg1, J,I Flolnhnr A, Al jacobson, IT,
Jones, Ct M, Mnbopg,, Nlmm
Mnlone, ON Al Mnbanl, John New
Ton, p, y, PnIlltt, Y. H, pInhoplon,
II, III RohmjdL W, TIL Heyonn, VI
RhWn Gins, | Smith, OOpnj Alablor,
y, w.. Rlnplnlon, NnO,.l STARK, Mvs,
A. T'htoln, Henry TnllOoA, John W.,
Webster, y, H., WtohA, y, w. Wilson,
joel Wines, hI Willie, Arthur
Young, lOhorll
pnlu9oA chilling for same VIII please
Any "NdVnptisnd,
~ u, BabNook, Postmaster
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
nunLIs0TON nOUpH,
OHlplRl liDpp National HDnnMpmanl W.
n, ", nj UlianEDl

Ollplhl hlDnB hnlIDhM NDltnlpNpM VI
NIL nj OhiGnEM
DapMImaDt Commander hoaan OF
NAbpnrkA nnDOnhNea Tint tho l3npllDpr
tOn vOnlN hnr bpen anleOlpd IN lhN
Oitloinl line M bio National aDnnInp'
meRt Of lha II, A, II, nt OhlonHO,
ANuUst Wy tO Hepf, md thnt The
h"andqnAptepA train VIII leave tbe buvlr
inptoil rtAtlOD Omnba, 7lBO ,, III,
HntnpdAy AnRnsi VI,
Wbis N TIM vnlD NIL members VI tho
Il, A, RI Woman'a Relief Corps,
bndIoH 0f Min q, A, N,, wives and
~dnnphtavH ~ vptnpnnH md their Friends
VIII tnka, " VIII bAya HaDdnpd and
lOnpiHt aleNpinA OapH md fpnA reclining
ohRip NnIs and VIII arrive M OhlOugO
OlnO n, hi, August Nj,
WhN lowest III low InlaH mo DlWnyH
mada Ton the Il, A. II, aDnanpmeNt,
ThiH yanl the pota will! DO enc fire for
Tho round Dip 10 OhipnA0 Tinhoia
Will hN on HAln, ADRnat ly and VI,
i, pyan0ia,
General Passenger Agent,
Dp'D OmnhD, Mob
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vira tiOHn,

HaaIad proposals VIII ba received M
lbe 0itae nj Tho uity CLARK M Mn Aity
OF HiIlinss, M0nt, ~ IN w 0'AI0qh
noon NJ Hsptembav II 1000, fm 1000
faet Dsply a0ft1u r1bber HIND HIa b0sa
NJ iDdhH In dianatag and . Callahan
fhuin0t n0NzlpHr
Nds M nv accompanied WITH
Mmpleai alA0 Win sp~oainaatlhN stating
strength, durability, ai0u NJ Vim hdaA
unlimited, WIN guarantee n0a0mpuUgF
iiHe hid,
TIM aity .raspryaa tbe ,labt w rataaf
my NJ VII bids
H nrday M NN MHyW g0d CIV
NoDDatl THIS 7th my NJ August 1900,
" W. Halbh0gM
W'9f DtV Nleyk Fr0 TafH
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Hap explanation

nWhyn InquIpud Mr. Sirius HApkep
Indignantly, "d0 woman gossip NJ
muehW
nHeoMnsot denp,' hlA wlra answered
sWeNllp, nlr they don't NO around md
aet Tho nnps during Tho lng thalp hnAl
bands VIII lnalAl Oh going down town
TO hear II lnal0nd ~ singing NJ h0mp'
And, even Na II IN, thoy have w M OH
two or lhpM limos u WNnk 10 gAlhar ND
what We overlook, - washington Rlnp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
N " " " " N " " " II n
n n N " N N N ~ n n N N

Let mo relate nD experience ~ lllllp
which rebounds 10 The credit VI ll1nt
much dnsplAnh Instrument, tho street
Annd OpgnD, There mOy DO Olrlep in'
stnn0es IN which ihls Instrument llas
figured IN The onnso Of much hnppl'
ness, but do not myself know, nor
nm ! believe, That II oyer ppOdbopd my
such amount of happiness Oh my 9TH.
ar OoonaI0n,
About 1yo yanrs aR0 ! WIZ taking
my summer yn0ntiOn NJ II resort mol
far from Newport, Tho fn0t WAS WI
were ongnged, Margaret md /, md
WI Ind renphad TINT stage ID tlr courts
ship TINT wo criticised enDh other
somewhat freely, On Il oarinln aypn.
Ing on which u dance WINS ~ De given
nj tho GnsiDO ! brought 10 llor u bunch
Of flowers, tho very bost Oblnlnablp ~
ihal time, " VIVA quite dllllnnlt 10 Hpt
flowers nv this resort, II being soIlU
distance from tho CITY, md iID din.
0nlty WIS heightened by The gpant d0.
mnnd TOR lowers On M OoaaAI0n snoll
IN tho dance In question, Probably,
TOO, WIS guilty Of forgeifulnass In
not putting IN NY order for tho flow,
eps seyapal days beforehand,
Az all events, Tho lowers Tint | did
obtain we're not No very pretty, and
Mavgnppta raoe IndlontoU 10 mo, when
presented them To lor, TINT slle Wns
not M NIL antlHipd, IN fnai, there WIN
u distinct smiling MR. about l0p which
Irllnl01 mo gpontly, remarked sgIlp'
thing IN ti0 nire0t TINT some girls were
llk9 republics, IN tbnl tllpy ware uD'
grateful kD1 autd something ~ Tho
effect ttlAt nOtOo IDon Hpblnnd ~ think
more 0f billiards niI tennis md mint
Iul0ps thnn tlpy dld NJ illulr future
Wives Our ppmMvlH grow quito point
I'D and sharp md during Tho lull which
followed s0t0O 0f them tho MIR played
by Tho h0tal 0rGheslm distinctly I'M
pressed Itself on my molnOry,
Although ILLS MY WINS ono which WINS
supposed no be expressive ut Dni TOM
p0vary parting, " raaIly meant for
Margaret and mo u long md weary MI.
senGe from eA0h 0tlGr WIS nngble
W dlss0etate the painful feelings which
this MIR brought wy W mo whenever |
aftevWavd heavd NJ for NJ thla meeting,
which had opened with u glft M How,
ars ON my part we gave baGk o aaGb
0thGg tho promises We had made,
received back tho ring had given
MaTgavet and The various Ieltars that
had passed between NV wv s0lGmnly
agreed W dGsir0y, Tho pr4saats wer1
" hs returned M retained M eaah
fh0Nght A.
However taGre Wes 0ne gold ring NJ
unique design which ! haa given Mar
Gar6t some ttMe before and which WAS
never m be returned w mn under any
condition ekGGpt In GRse she VIA In
need 0f assistance, Az the time " was
given M bar she had Ggveed NJ ayaF
ksep NJ even " W. guevvelsd and mart
nd The DeEt dsy returned " my
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
GhHmsss MN Misa,

fAlAl WnHk II negro convict WAS taken
from Wichita ~ The p%nnliunilnry, On
the why iNWA hp hpKand iha ahMlff 10
lnil Tho WAplpn thAl u mn alnGly nnI
mol Ahlu ~ work IN Tho pnnl mlnes,N
Thp sheriff promlae1 Inl, nIiep seeing
Tho Warihn, Told lln negro thAt u VIVA
All liked, TINT hp VIVA not ~ work IN
Tho eDAl mines, hnl hN Waterman NJ
tho npAdbOnAp lnaInnd, nJMNHalnmlp
shouted tho alYplHblol negro, "Fpll
dat Wnpdnn ! hin div fohty Iona OBJ nonl
u dny, M don lnl him PM mn wild dem
nOppuAsaHW knnanA Oily IOnpnAh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Ths M HAPPY Dsys,

TMN FMfMeFn HMMWf UMtat
Oh, NJ COWS N nil bsrbbenad, M w PIN II
An % Tt fss%s'tHS. \ !. . s!s.sl me pssaI.. :. nv, s.m'
An ti u, i as u 'ss'lissssAk n " h.y,le4. IN NJ
ffmhalda. N stflaA dumb
M l simmer bearlar'A esnal
WI ese. ht gashsa hW aseA IN sss w eH1 hr
yhs alGalsLw xtb .qms marble dun has sw,
MI 4s .1ss' T. NJ IN ' sRs'' nd Min. M vhlsh .
lT4llaksgltfi
M W. AamMW EaardArs Aensl
WI Ny sy..m ,ssx,s hem pa' IN 'As' ''t'w'~ w
M Vi" is1 hi asi ssS \; 'ha," nv MI w h't 10 h"
WI ~ s.ss '''TEt' /" 4.'ss. i" ~ v'u . ~u i"
An !" t ;% h ,s A h: i E.ssa: s's'h Mn,
" 4 sS, IA, ,s .sI.' v''' pN'#"'' !" NJ nan y
WI .sWW m III kssis we'll Hsarsa w M ahssss
wv Mn NY MI WIKI gsss u n Essa ,sssp aevp aa sut
~@%S |a; 's% ;:I 4 :'; s Sss;v yr, s.%. !"
A,.;ss.Ity VI M. a'": Y tI',s'''''.'s' 'HIItsd e;', s'A"
M H n eg sss., M f''"p'''' WIN mn NM
WINS W. kew, II with klllheseah ,ou.,
VI s~uMsssa sT kssss1a,ssGe ' " d1,,assiisMs lsaslAs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
MDltlR ~ UDnl pnOlUvH,

AanIod proposals fOr tha enlargement
M tho Yellowstone md OnDy0n Greek
alton, 1eOmdlUR Ia tho plans md
specifications IN flA IN ME OlIlon Of
Mn oOnnty Surveyor viii ba received
by q, NJ, Ohnfee, Hons. Oh ~ before y
O'NlOnh y, III, aopI dlh, 1900 Vhn
plans contemplate tbe excavation OF
ilbNDl 100000 nnblO yards VI envtll and
pbOnt $4,000 onblO yards of gravel,
Dor pnptloulnvs M 10 form Of bids, eto,
md plnDH md specifications, address,,
A. A, Norris, q, ~
hO0m IN, HalkDnp block,
BILLINGS Montana
Thn yellowstone and Canyon Greek
DilNb COMPANY veappveH iha vlaht 10 IN,
1nOI nDy ADO MI bids, by order Oh the
follOwHtOna md Canyon 0pnah Dltoh
company
q, M, 0hAfee, Baoy,
Dnlod Billings, Montana, July uDld,
1900, DD,af
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
MRRy Like Him,

"We'pe just getting our new CONS
pany In shape" said tho business man.
"D0 y0n happen 10 know OF ANY one
who IA A particularly good b~0okkeeps
epW
'fes, ! do, There's JlmsoDl prompts
~ replied the b~ibli0phIleI NJ l0anad
him nv copy OF 'IO Have and 10
Hold early In the spring, and no seems
10 think he'A TO have and bold II 10 tho
end Oh Observation-Disclosures Press,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

kJnVN las0Iu1tOD,

Kind Old Indy fnU my sOu haven't
worked for IN Eeapa, Have y0n Daan
blnokllsled by some 0f lheAa grinding
tPHAtaf ....H
TpAmpmN0, NUNS y'aNe II WIS jaHl
IN yenIA MO thNl lnn bpuddnp dlnd Nv
0%vepaxerllGn, M lvp bp1n RpanaID hts
dealh avar alnoa, a=Hhloage News,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Political Advice,

my Boy" said Tho Willy politician,
''lake The advice OF one who knows
and do hot seek Tint office, You VIII
flnd u only MI empty, bnlpen honor
nHesldes," said The willy politician,
after Tho young man had thanked him
and left, ~ want thai OIiee myself,"aa
Baltimore American,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Market Hates,

~ haapI' remarked Nunny Don't,
''tllat Won mnnp TINT b0nHtfDl aOAt
from hIlngI0Wn look lIke ND aaDtAn
~ AnpAH not" dooIapod Tho victorious
BILLY nI'm lhe ono lhnl locks IIka M
cents, for I'm Tho bust bnttnr Thp
very lowest OlaO Q%nOlallOn NhOut nta
him. saF~hIMdpIphln Fppaa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Vha DlsnipuDInw NJ lussy,

Hoaa@ Didn't ID 400 vow laAlD two
rounds o. Tho lAddop WI one atap7
GAaey VIZ, AOpr
H0ss= fe'pe discharged for InoOmpar
tenoy, Didn't gpE know thls Jobs balm
done DO VIZ hOnp9=zuol0padO springs
HuHettp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Maybe liz Fishes Far uOA,

III have ltpOng doubts about Ton
spots being n genuine nshorNnn," said
lHmsg,
nWhyr asked gaWkar
nIe never PETERS 10 front M spa0klad
beaullaa,u =Detp0It Vvep Press,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

DiHRpRnt pOjnis M VieW,

Different Paints Of VieW,
VI had A grand ~lunoheOnp said the
musical y0unH woman,
~ didn't, replied tho musical young
man, who IA 100 hurried 10 slt down.
" had an upright lnnahe0nl"=Wash
lnatOn Star,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17

All lie LIEF

All He Heft
mPhe leeman's bean and g0nap
nHas her"
nYesj notice there IN considerable
humidity In tho nlp near the baGk
gate,D@PhIlAdelpblA Press
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
A AOalaty InsDjpntIOnt

Nossy III give u friendship garden
paFty, l. think,
hnln@A friendship party - what's
thAtY
FlOssyzzW Why, everybody That comes
brings mo u present, 20 Detroit Free
Press,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
HOins tha same HONd,

HOiHk tha same Road,
N want VIC 10 buy Indian euFl0s,
The Indians, you knew, VIII soon DO
extinct"
"Well, II ven keep on calling f0p
money I'll b9 extinct long before Tho
lndlAns,"az ~, 'hieaaO Record,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
N0t NJ All Ills,

Nat NJ All Ids.
nWhAt an Idle eupIOslty most women
haven
N don't know, No far M Vy9 n0tlps
I'd, ~ ~ usually klpl pretty Dusy,"-=
philadelphia Bulletin,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
Not In Bs Repeated,

NOt ~ HI NeDeMtedi
nDid you asA Dp, Pellets where he
WAS a0InG this summerW
mot |, Last year | asked him, and
no said no eonidn't 40 anywhere boz
Hanse collections were NO bad,o=aghleAs
no Record,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
T'hs 0RlT Essential,

Ths Only HsAsRtiRi,
dPeene#W WHATS your Idea Of 4 slnla
faeT hOusef
Lawn@Dh, any Mind Of 4 building
that can DO made 10 serve Az u backs
InH for piaaHa,s = BOstOD TpHnsgPlM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-08-17
BtAnaIHE HO0m ONLY

BtAnAIRk NOOM URlti
ida@1'ha trouble III women dent
stand together,
MaymThey DON'T We'll, you jHst
watch them nj a bargain a0HDteRl@
Chioag0 Record
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pEElnx \ %huhstItNts

nIa, DleAne glmmn mother nlaksl,p
nWhAt fDr T0mmgW
nNvell pA, II no v th' planIo With
ma, ! want v hire vim other boy Y orr.
ny W. basket az indianapolis LDppnAh
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u OMRhf In nv,

Customer " this underwear d0esn't
M, may | nianae if
Clerk Certainly, Underwear ID AE
ways subject 10 change, - philadelphia
D1ulIatjD,
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MldAHMMsr Science,
WA, what IN action and peA1tODW
nsV9Il, George, my white duck suits
make mo cool, and my laundry bills
make mo ft,Ds=UhIlnEO Record,
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29

thing TO all the men. The operators are aiming
20 establish uniform rate, which will be more
satisfactory 10 the employees than the present
system. The increase offered TO the miners VIII
be effected largely by a decrease in the price or
powder. which VIII enable the men to earn
about 20 per cent more. The wages of the com
pany hands will be advanced 10 or 16 per cent
TO uniform basis. and the same plan VIII be
followed with other classes of work.
The operators at their meeting to-day ar
ranged the schedules or increase, and these were
sent this afternoon to the presidents OF the
companies IN New-York, where they will be ar
ranged when approved. in the form of offer
20 the strikers. II is understood that the offer
VIII be made by each company TO Its own men,.
The United Mine Workers will be ignored. This
is the chief object of the operators and IL is
not believed that the union will place itself in
the way OF a general advance 20 the men.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
BRIGHT OUTLOOK IN KANSAS.
FUsIoNIsTs DON'T WORK WELL TOGETHER
AND REPUBLICANS ARE LIKELY TO
CARRY THE STATE.

Topeka Kan. Sept. IS (SpeciaD.-In this State
every sign points TO Republican victory all along
the line. The Republicans awake and are
having good meetings everywhere. while the fu-
slonists having decidedly small audiences com
pared with those in former years. The Republicans
are united and organized. while the fusionists are
divided, and in some cases cannot agree on their
fusion candidates. The Republican State Com
mittee. under the management of its chairman
Morton Albaugh, is doing good work. The fusion
lists have three distn t committees. The Demo-
Gratis are at Kansas City. Kan, and take charge Of
the documents and finances. The Popusts are at
Topeka and have charge of the speakers. while the
Free Silver Republicans have adjoining the
Populists. The latter committee has very little 70
do as there is only handful OF Free Silver Re
publicans in the State.
The anti-expansion issue raised by Bryan is caus-
ing a division in the fusion ranks. II he had made
free silver the paramount issue he would have held
many that he loses Many shrewd observers
say that there has been a day since the be-
ginning OF the for the freedom of Cuba that
Mckinley could not carry this State. In 1896 Bryan
had a plurality of 1929 In total of 3S5 Ill In
1898 the Republicans carried the State. and Gov
ernor Stanley elected by plurality OF 1874 In
a total vote of 2Ss III. II seems certain that Nc
KInley will have the electoral vote OF Kansas. and
ature will probably be Republican IN both branches
with Republican majority on joint ballot of at
least forty. which Will secure the election of n
Republican to the United States Senate
New-York tribune., 1900-09-29
THE ARMOR PLATE PROBLEM.
POSSIBILITY OF AN AGREEMENT WITHOUT
CALLING FOR NEW BIDS

Washington. Sept. 2S-There is a possibility
that the problem in connection with the pur-
chase of armor plate for the battleshps and
cruisers now building may be solved without
Ieadvertsing for bids. When the bids for about
81 600 tons of armor opened last summer
1t found that the Carnegie and Bethlehem
companies had submitted identical bids. each
for half the quantity to be furnished and that
the bid of the Midvale Company. although lower
than those Of the other two companies. was un-
satisfactory. owing to the delay in delivery
stipulated for All the bids were promptly re-
jected
Under the law the Secretary Of the Navy can
make contracts for armor at any price he deems
reasonable" The Secretary has taken the mat
ter up with the companies themselves. and there
is an intmation that some adjustment may he
made by which he will contract without read
vertising. To-day he had a conference with the
representatives of the Carnegie and Bethlehem
companies. at which Senator Penrose Of Penn
sylvania, and Admiral O'Nein. Chief of the Bu-
reau of Ordnance. were present. Later he will
meet the representative of the Midvale Com
pany. Whether the prospect OF adjustment of
the differences between the Department and
the armor plate companies rests the proba-
bility Of scaling down last summers bids is not
known, but that there is a possibility that bids
will not again be called for stated to-day
by Secretary Long himself