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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
BARN And SHEDS BURNED
LIVELY BLAZE SAID TO HAVE
BEEN STARTED BY A BOY.

The fire department was called out yes
teTday afternoon to eXtinguish a slight
blaze discovered in a barn in the rear of
S. Eacr's home $50 Robert street. Before
the blaze could be put out it commune
Gated to a shed in the rear of Mrs. Kate
OBrien's home, 1873 East Eleventh street.
and also came to the summer kitchen
of John Eagan's home, 1877 East Eleventh
street. In each instance the damage was
slight.
According to the police the fire was of
an incendiary origin. it being alleged that
an eight-year-old boy living near by ad-
mitted having set the barn on fire. The
lad was not arrested because of his ten
del years
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
PUBLIC LAND Bull.

The house public lands committee to-
day acted fayorably on the following
measures: Senate bill for the relief of set
tiers under the public land laws to lands
within the indemnity limits Of the grant
to the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany; house bill allowing rights of way
through certain parks, reservations and
other public lands for electrical lines
etc; senate bill to adjust the long-stand-
ing accounts between the government and
pubic land states for the amounts re-
spectively retained on the sales of these
lands house bill providing that new for
est reserves shall be created and addi-
lions to existing reserves shall be made
hereafter only by act of congress; senate
Dill granting homesteaders on the aban-
d0ned Fort Fetterman military reserva-
ton in Wyoming the right to enter one
quarter section of public land on said
reservation as pasture or grazing land;
granting the old fort supply military re
servation to Oklahoma for a soldiers
home; confirming certain land titles at
Albuquerque, n. M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
special Trains to Lake MInmc-
tOnIla"

On Decoration Day, "Wednesday. May
30th, and on Saturday and Sunday June
2nd and 3rd the Great Northern Ry Will
run special trains 70 and from Lake Min
netOnka, leaving St. Paul at ! 30 d. IN.
Returning, leave Spring Park at 500 p. m.
There will also be a special train leav-
ing Minneapolis al 1909 p. m, or Satur-
Gay. June End. Returning. will leave
Spring Park at II D. m
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
FULL-FLEDGED SOLDIER.
GcrmHny's Crown Prince Formally
Joins His Regiment.

POTSDAM May 30.--The crown prince
Frederick William joined the First regi-
ment of foot guards at noon today. The
event was the occasion Of considerable
ceremony. Emperor William addressed
the crown prince and the commander OF
the regiments in the presence Of the mem
bers of the royal family, the minister of
foreign affairs, Count Won Buelow, num-
Der of ambassadors and the military at
taches. Afterwards the crown prince,
drawing his sword, formally Joined the
second company of the regiment.
The emr4e5s witnessed the GERMANY
from the windows Of the castle. a parade
and luncheon followed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31


Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, because the heart is
over-worl1ing in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries
1t used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect CT DR.. Kilner's
SwaEnp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits eEre
by all druggists in fifty fzzTsss<
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have esS7Ssls.. : sssssss1
sample bottle by mail Homo Of swemr-Roo,
free, also pamphlet telling you how 10 find
out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Z.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

ganic act, after which the resolution pro-
vides for the entire withdrawal of the
United States military forces, and the
termination of the authority of the Unit
ed States
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

on leaving the palace Gen. Andre pro-
ceeded to the war office and took charge
of affairs there.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
THEY HAD NO HORSES.

Why the BATTERY Boys Were Not in
the Parade.
A firing squad from Battery A, under
the command of First Sergeant Keller.
visited the graves of Godfrey thinner
man at Oakland. and Arthur McCabe at
Calvary, deceased members of the ba;-
terry, yesN rday in the morning Taps
We're sounded by Corporal McIihaney.
Through the inability of the committee
in charge TO provide horses for Battery
A to participate in the parade, num-
Der of the members appeared in the
Spanish-American veterans division and
in the NJ, w. A.
g Orapgeine helped my neuralgia in
five minui es. writes Mrs. A. r. West
Palatine III
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

If you are not satisfied with your laun-
dry work, give us trial. Elk Landry Co.,
81 West Third street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

81 carry fOrangeine ready to head Off
colds and headache" Hon. Frank H.
Jones, Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
Over=Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
NAvIEs OF THE WORLD.
Great Britain Remains Away In the
Lead.

LONDON, May SO.--The Naval Annual.
published in Portsmouth, in comparing
the navies of The world. estimates at the
close of the year the strength in com
pleted battleships viii probably be: Great
Britain, Al; France, "a; Russia. H. But,
it is added, Great Britain's preponder-
ance in modern. powerful vessels will
probably make her navy more than equal
10 the combined French and German ma
yIes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
ANTITRUST DEBATE.
1T WAS DEFERRED IN DIFFERENCE
TO DECORATION DAY.

WASHINGTON. May 30 - The pro-
gramme of the leaders of the house to-
day contemplated the launching of the
debate upon the antitrust resolution and
bill, but there was a strong undercurrent
in favor of adjournment on account of
Decoration day Mr.. Dalzel, who pre-
scented the special order, under which the
house was to operate, in Difference to this
sentiment of the members and that the
$50 pension bills might be passed made
motion to that effect After they had
been passed, as a further mark of re-
spect the house adjou: 4a4
The Chinese commission bill, which was
under consideration several weeks ago,
has gone back to the calendar, the motion
to strike out the enacting clause having
been defeated today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
BILL TO FREE CUBA.

Representative King, of Utah. today
introduced a joint resolution directing the
president to issue proclamation dec.ar-
ing the purposes of the United States to-
ward Cuba and its inhabitants, and to
leave the government OF Cuba to its Deo-
pie. 1t recites the promises of the gov
eminent to turn over the island to the
people, and at length sets forth the steps
taken by the Cubans toward civil organ
ization. constitutional convention is
provided for to be held at Havana. in
July next, for the formation of an or
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
''speclaI Trains to Lake Minn@-


On Decor alton Day, Wednesday. May
Both, and on Sa ~ day and Sunday, June
TN SPECIAL trains to and from Lake Min
netcnka, leaving St Paul al 1:30 p. m.
ReIui Ming, leave Spring Park at 500 D, m.
There " II also be d special train leav-
day, june .?Sd Returning, will leave
Spring Palei At II p. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
GEN. ANDRE IssrALLED.

Sew French War Minister Ia or
flee.
PARIS. May 30.=IFhe premier NJ. Wal
deck-Rousseau, conducted Ger Andre. the
new minister of war TO The Elysee palace
today to present him to President Goubet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
Hosiery and Underwear.

Six great items for Thursday. The
smallest saving is 20 per cent-from
that up to 40 per cent.
Vests-WOmen's fine white Swiss rib
bed Isle Vests, with neat rick Nr
rack rack trimming tngg1, and silk Iaoes, 85o ZOC
Drawers-Women's fine ribbed Isle
Drawers, open sides, V sateen ~
bands, regular SIC kinds, NSr
Union Sults-Munsing fine ribbed
Balbriggan Combination Suits, m
low neck. 75c kinds, III bN
Tor Observation-Disclosures.
S tockings-A new line of Women's
fine Black Isle Thread Stock Nr
i4 bought much under price. ZDC
The very best 35c kinds for. go.
Vests-Women's fine White Fichelieu
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31

YEExA knG 8. so.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-31
mEAr mARKET.

Finer isn't served ct any prise
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
A hlTpbE pHBMA TunEI

Speaking Of republican pFOapBoIa IN
Montana Ibia iNll the Bntla lnt0p
Mountain Hays
Hll0 old Wap hmans Of Tho party, Col,
W. w. HANd1psj H00pen W Iylnl ON
0OvWDOP Hloknpda, Hon, JOhn w. NOpr
bin, GoDOiNl Warren, G0l, TbODNE II,
Mnlghplly Cob A, III Bnbo0ok, Hon. ID
" Whlt0 and others Apb Nnilsd md mn
lhHalnAtiol Tbeg bayo haon nnhtinH
tle FOtI6N and d|laFnpDIAblo democracy
~ long ihat Vim pr0Hp6el NJ another
bultl1 IN Lle ONnAU III 1HatiG1 Rld pv0hp
popity Affords lhem nDhll0sod plonanpor
Tbe lnta Mountain wOHId non ovpn
make u pOOd apo0Dd IN \ aneasIna con-
testr Fvp Of Tim oold wav hOpaoa'' po'
talped IN by Tho intep Mountain bnv0
bpoONn republicans alnoo tho rains Of
nAliODnl government pnHANd lnIO Tin
hnnda on ppealdonI MoHiDleE 4hn
other three, Colonel AAndopa, General
Warren md Mp, White, hnve always
bonn stoNdinM In tbe oAnso on lopublIr
oaniam and fOnHht w maintain tha
pAfts'H honor III Tho aiAte when lin
Other hva diHtinaniahud HentlGmoD
named by orr Hntte contemporary
wapp shouting long md loud fOp Bryan
md Tho free coinage Of th0 bogus HlIyW
dollar Thn lDtar Mountain N either
veIE short Oh pOlltiMl memory N "
Intentionally miaVeprpsena lho pa0Ord
when II plna intO pAat history oOnoepn'
Inv Nm pOlitionl oapooI N hye NJ the
gentlemen whom " %d0aiHnAtes M oOld
WIN hOppoa'' On thp pAply Vhoah tlva
ara only pAw recruits w tha b1at md
until given Il Winl under nm theW
political olnrMInoAtiOD remains an nnI
certainty
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
NEW 0Ouuy HOUSE s,yg,

win MI Assessments N 0vap w.
100000 lbs county 0f Hall0wNtoDa II
eDHtled IN beitsg eOBvl bOnsa hoilitias
tbnD me NJ ppas0nt Rf0pded, Tha
present building II totally inadequate
10 mapt Tin demands N lhe oODnty
and aslde from lbIs Tho county can
ai0pd W mNlDiaiD bpltW quarters,
Wbnt county n lbnpp w TIM ArAiN, eN'
oept Yellowstone, WIN \ nm INCOME
aOeb M Yellowstone mpeivfn tbiH yany
thnl IN aplllNH along win n pnhIio
bnlldlDp fm OODpt bOnAa pnppOans lihe
lbo ODn alADdIDa IN lhn olly ~ Hlllp
lBaAF II WIS MAYER plADnAd fW \
pnbIie b%Dil0lDa, hnH no nWhilWlmhl
bnADly md IN un oIurs0vn ~ I'm STRAIT
on which II n looAl0d,
Vh0 Nnselto hnA mover AnvoQAtnd u
mo libepAl DAa NJ Tim public funds, bnt
WI beIleye tho llme hna now AvHIvad
when Tho bOAld OF county OOmmia'
alOHepa should lAko some action lO0kinH
10 the pDpobaAN ~ Il aNiinblo slle DNNv
th0 business pnW NJ Nm Olly nDOD
which 10 0peot u M0dapD bnildina 10
accommodate Tho needa Of Tho county
IN yanpa 10 como Ground lOp thia
purpose OAD In AeoNped GhaApap now
linn nj my linn iD Tho fntnvnr HaNl
oatnIO IN Billings, especially \ suitable
alto toI u pDblio building DonI Ibe baai'
npHs pAvt Ot Iho CIV, viii m hard 10
ApnDpe ~ another yam W Two md IN
vinw Of ihlu rnol now N the Hmm f0p
mo board ~ N0BDlg commissioners N
select fNr the county A suitable plnf
upon Whion W npaGl \ mOdhIn public
OnllnlNe Whom Ihla IN Onnn accom-
I'm 1uoaIl0D NJ Idanlng bonds
VMp thn MHotlOD Of n bHlldlna should
follow by ADMITTING tle mattop 10 lhe
nt Ihe general elaollOD 10 In
hold IN November,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
FRIDAY, july 10, 1000,
nBpuBbIOAk spApB oOk,vApOk,

Tha republican atAlh convention
nallAd 10 convene NJ HalpDA ID Haplpm
hoy b 10 nominate lbItp p|resl10Dlln
alaOlOrs md n vDll aInln ticket VII
arObnbly M llb same tlne hDdOpAn lbi
presidential llHlnt NOMinNIad vi phllnr
dalphlA IN june Al Tint convention
there viii bp u great mnDs delepnlof
WD0 Wela dnlNpnIW 10 u republican
slaie convention fDM years nAO MD
mAda aD unsuccessful attempt 10 hAvo
tba convention endorse tbe ObioAge
llpyAD platform InsteA0 Of Thu platform
promulgated by the republican pBvly M
II Dati0Dnl convention hBld NJ NJ,
hOuis Tbe tlnsetle dOaa DOl nDtIWr
pDte u w aDnNlment " the dlaupAGeful
poaDea NJ HoINDA thla yam tbAt wepe
Witnessed M a Htata convention held ID
Vim SANE IOWD fOnp wears AH0 when
ihD pnpDblIoan Alnln convention WIN
controlled by Tho aympnlhiyupH md fOlI
lowers NJ TIN democratic NDDnidnie lDp
ppaaideDl WI DO not aspect lO bonE
the DODo NJ bryan Nla0Ied by %hDDdPNda
and tbp uaWn ~ Max lIlny hIpAud IN n
republican ptAlH convention lhIa ynn.
IN W WAN lDDV years mn WDIlp Ihg
republican Bryan HhDntplH W four yoNpH
MN VIII no doubt b0 NJ Ib0 convention
VI aren't numbers II ~ believed lhal
ile lesson lh0y Iuvn lunpnnd IN The
paai fNw yenip hna bNaB such lbAt VIII
VI lenHt compel them w give w lhn
bnllMAoMad republicans Or tho 4lNlo u
puHpaotfnl henilDH 4he attempt 10
dplyp man Ont Or lhs state simply ban
nanAe tbay apo pronounced republicans
W Iho pOId standard variety viii MOB
bB \ pm NJ tho programme Nv Tho igI
pnblloM HlalO nominating convention
Ibis y0ap Even pnoh u mAn I'M UOll
ODHl Sanders viii IN allowed 10 deliver
Il gold mDnblioan speech M the oOnvanr
lion without lhn MD OF M arsenal, and
Mr. uohtalh W Billlnpa who fODi
yBn,s nuo noOnptud u congressional
nomination m pOih republican md
WIN llppnteNnh Win instant npnth NJ
lhn hands W no silver republicans
VIII be AllOwOd llp privilege N tplIinp
Vim present dry silver republican OliIop
AaahapH how u fpela 10 ho bnipAsHd by
tlOm who nlnsa themselves IN pppnbli
Nlllh, "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

ala0t0ps, congressman, ann NIL State
0Ileels was lssnna ANa Will In sent
! D zach member Of Mn committee IN
Tho stAta,
When Mn atAts eeDipaD committee
moi ID IialMDA lAst March, N datar,
mined upon lha plApa fM Tho n0MlAAts
lDR convention, And delegated AUthOIs
M, ~ IN hknDNtlpa NDMMittAa IN tlk
TIN dAla fOp TIM meeting, Al Tim tiMe
Tho appointments u dalARNtAs from the
several 0DNntiea was dptapMiNed NpOD,
hAeh oONDty WAs given ilye haleaatsn'
ntplAyRn MN DDa Tor every tlfty vDisa
enAl f0P Thomas u, Marshall f0I con-
Nvpss W ibA election " IhDH, On
lbAt bAsis ME- pONntian Will DAve Eappan
sanitation N fellows ID tha coming slAsa
convention
DpNvMhaAd, lal BvOAdwAley, lOl
Carbon, al OAseada, aDi OhOseAI, W,
UnStay, Ia DAwsON, m Dsev HOdas,
~, FalHnS, WI WAileAd, lDl Gala
I'm, lOl Granite, . Jefferson, "
LAWS md OlMIk, Nj Madison, lD
MaAHhpv, ~ MiN0nlA, MI Park, lB
Navnllj, lhl silver How, 0Dj Sweet
uynps, ~ patOD, la Valley, ~
yellowstone, lbl TOTAL, alT,
JDaaph j, WOOlMaD Of Helena,
" TIM central committee md
executive DDMMlttaa, mnsidad OyaI
TIN MnntiDn, Other members 0R Tho
NkpoDtlye pOMMiiiRn present. vera
y, ID Mlllpv willard Bennett
ljI WlllIAM, Tpenoy o.. Lewis And
I1lMhn, Mnh Malcolm Hillja " silver
Bow, DNyih W. Folsom, committees
MN lJnm Mpnahnp county, md JnhHp
4, W. ThDmnA ware nlhD pIAApntt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

good old wpublieND ship pba vepDb,
lioSD pnpiy ID Montana w0nld not
sDneP by THAR dnpnptngA livery one
81 tha fpao silver republican lenders
have their lightning V0ds puD ~ In tho
lOpaa tDat lbaly magnetic Influences
may Altpnot Soma INV OiiNa and wsye
th,s non THAR yiew ~ I'm republican
situation lhny WOald ab0nt inst M loud
md dshABlly nv Bryan aDa ~ 10 |
tbis yAnp M tbny din four yaaIs nRo,
Fhs %gepBhlloAD pAyty Of tba Atnts,
wbioh NESTS In convention Oh sapiaM'
boz b, VIII probably decline 10 b. do
by ihOss wbOss political iaAIty
N only measured by tbaiP daHiva fop
Ojllpa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
uAhnOk COUNTY pDpubIsvs ",
ThW WIN AMliN'n WIN ihe MinsN' Nnh
INbDp lNlDns,

ThpE WIN AMlin,N WIN ,he Mlnsm' nnd
Labor iNlDNh
The puoplp's party central OOmmillae
NJ lAI hon GOnDlW mot IN hed h0dHe
thlH WsDk nNn alA0lad IN hold Il county
convention Ana ~ heNvAlNTy NJ blnIa
HOnnn NJ HDlpnN WINS IN Attendance
mon Tim MNNtlNR Anh In Nh address, d.
llyoVod M th0 Dpplnu hODsN M Mo swans
Inv unoOnpAHA0 lhe pOpnllAlN by tall
Inn th0M thht Montana mn Carbon
county WaIa NnIe M w pOpullAt neAl
NOvaMbnv IN ONIbOO iOunty Tim
pppDllslA VIII be strengthened ihIOnph
nMNAtlm OT Tim vWIOnR miDmra' md
lAbM NDlOns Thn plND IN 10 give
AnvopM NJ Tho most lmpWInnt offices To
lhn unions
N VIM pApoolen lhnl TIN question Ot
fusion with Mn democrats would be
%dlAonasnn, bnl mnmhovH ~ tbo commits
laa decline lhnl hDnh \ proposition Wna
moi hVnD MOnBbnd M IhN menlinp,
lhn |apnopH INV they DOM propose N
fDun WIN either InollOD " tI0 d0mOu
nvDtlN pNpty, DDl " TIM Glars ID Only
lnOllON wnntH 10 Nm IN NhR p0pulial
bnNn wagon VaAnIyhn AnhtH 0an ha Ind
without mio0 Arrangements hnyA
practically bpNn contaminated by tim
pnOplo'A pnIly tOV MN lpanNnnn Of u
lewapnpGp III Had I,OhpA dupIng Tho
campaign ThN tlpBt number VIII
AppoW onIly IN August
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
ND,lun NJ shppln's snlu,

TN THIN DlHpRiOp COURT or Tnlg
b Seventh judicial DlAtllot. NJ tl0
HtntA M Montana, IN md fp Tho
County NJ Yellowstone
Tha YELLOWSTONE National Nnnk Of
hlIllnpAI u Corporation, plnulllW, w,
Andrew h Smart md Martha ~
smart, iD~ataDdNDts,
No ba aOld nt shNIiNA anlN, M 10
O'0IOek In tha forenoon, On saturday, lhN
Dlsl day NJ July, 1900 M lhO front dOOI
Of tle 0ODlt hOnbe, M DlllinpH, Yellow
HtOnN County, MOnlnnn, thD following
daaWlbed veAl property, 10 VIII All
and HlngnIaF l6lH numbovai tnIl,
nlaven and twalve, IN block nnmborod
forty Hik, NJ lha original Town fDOW
0ity) nj Billings, In Yellowstone
DOnnly, Montana, nnOOvdlDA 10 mo
OilOlal plan thereof on fllN and NJ
IeoOId In Tin DiiOe 0f TIN county NJ
nOpdav M Yellowstone County, Mum
lam, tOuatIov with NIL and singular
Tim tHnWnanta, hep0dIlnM0ntA md np'
p|nvianMnaas ~thapnnl0 belonging or IN
my WlAn AppatlnlnlDH, md thA vlvup.
HiOn md TavpyHl0nA, reminder md w.
lnAlndo'h vdn'r' iHHueN' nnh pvohlH
lhMnDt
Signed nm dntnd VI HllllnnH, WI
lOwHlOnn County, M0nlhnNl tIia vTtN
dny M luna, lnOO uOiH
GnOT v, HUBBARD Hhmin,
Ny i W. Rnylaa, DOpnty ahevln,
w, NJ, ,L0luuttOu, AttOpIUv I'm VlutNtiu,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

That WIN \ panAlble resolution inlpO'
dnoed In thu oity council TussdAy night
wheD Alderman glamaDt moved lbat
Nm kmthMn Pacific Railway company
In compelled M maintain aAtea w lha
twenty 'aavanth and VwanFyDlnth
street ap0saiHaA Vha mattar bAa baab
pefaprad No tha Oflaara N tha rand Nv
W. PAnI whMa " viii NO doubt w.
Geive favorable consideration " M Aa'
ti0n N tAkpn wv tha company " fnpthpF
pv0teM Mn Ngea N aitisanH Nv than
aI0HAinRa than ihA aitg ARthagltioa aAn
remedy lha aanaW by paAAinR Nh Mdl'
nHDaar lThA HIM hAs N0ma whHn eveFy
aafeaAnFd IN m0teql Nm liypa M paoPla
w fhae W0sslRgs ahanld In MAIN
AAiHAdt BllllHRa N mn LANCER \ a0aHf
wv NllARW and fha aitg a0nRall mn
d0nh nav fRlE geaIiAea VIM danger
lhepe ~ N lifR M VIM IVA railway aIasr
slDRN whiah They hasa Rskea Mn EAilr
wAy Company N perfect by n syAfem
M gAfeA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
FlppI Publication jNIg N, llOM WI
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,
Land OHM M howistown, Mont

hnDd Dlloh M hnWlAt0Wn Mont
July 10, 1900
Notice IN hereby plyNn lhRl the IOlI
lowing nDM0d anttl0p hna nlon notice Or
hia Intention IN mike final proof IN
support Of hin OlAlm, nnn lhnL Haih
proof viii bD MNd0 h6tOvO vaglatm md
lnDOIvnp III bGWlEtDwn, Mont, 9n
h1pLembNp lYlh, 1000, vlyl Hinhnpd
N, JOn0u who mndD Homestead l9ntrs
No, 7Na fOp lhe woat hnlf south wait
0UnIlnp HnntiOn pH, township y north,
range WI anat, Montana meridian
Hu names thn following witnesses IN
prove DE continuous Residence upon
md cultivation 81 nnld lAnd, vlNI
llsN W. Cartwright NJ MNAaNlahnl,
NnWMn A, h0baplN M MDNaalHhell,
william N, Mostly NJ MuAHalHhall,
,IHasN lilln NJ MNRanlnbaD,
Any pNpaOD VINE d0alpaA M protest.
nnnlnHl lh0 allowance NJ anOb proof,
nv who knows NJ my a~DbslAnt!nl ganaODl
under Mn Inv nnn Ahn regulations "
thn intMlm Department, why AnnIl
proof should n0t bn allowed, VIII hA
plvOn M opportunity w Tim AbOye men,
TONED linn md plngA M 0v0hA,BAAInlnA
Witness NJ Hntd claimant, nnd IN 0lY0l
avldanoo IN pebnttnl NJ lhat HuDmittud
by Olnlmnni,
BDWARD BHAaRDY, Register
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20

WANTMAh A DuMOUNAV

IN tla current number N TN BOseI
mnN UhrDDlnlu ps'ODDpl1HAmAD I'll NJ
Hartman Inn anbjaoted himself IN MI
interview which formally lands Mr
Hartman lnln Ihn democratic pnrty,
IN tha Interview N nOsumAD Mr. Hart
,nnn Talks IN plIbIy nbDDt democratic
Affairs W lh0 stntp ns ibOngh ha Ind
Whlna1 WIN lhnl pnlly from b0yhO0d
hh pOaA into details IN plvinR advice
w Mn democratic pafty and never Onne
rnfapa 10 silver republicans On which
pnyly ME Hartman WIN Tho aoknOwll
edRpd IeAdHp IN lha Hlnle A year ~ Two
HnO
Hmlmm hW formally wOGImlmed
hlA allegiance IN Ihe party on Bpynnism
and III 0Oinn NJ ha simply gOps OvuF 10
tbe Alde IN pOIillgH IN whioh In nAtur'
My belOnpA When Hartman did tpAiI,
Win tbo republicans M Montana And
wnH eleUlnd w pyops mi Onioo 10 which
In AAplpad Inv waA ayHn thpD AQUIpmiDR
ar0DDd llha u nHh on N walm Thai9
tnyar wns n TINA WhaD Hartman Win
lOldlnA 0inoe by I'm Riam M thn w.
publican pnvty w Vim NiAlp bnl wlat I'm
VIVA planning IN shank INA INV dam0'
apANio olvahs ianl And nav lhAt In Inn
delivered hImAaIf bAp and bnspnaa IN
Mn party M fraa silver, he wO0I, fun
whlskay md plainly M money I'm Nm
0parNtim M HAvfmADA Wind INV VIM
v%apnhlieAH pArts M tm HlAtp 0aRht IN
a0nHvAtHtAM liAaIt up0H lhe nHAI Fldr
dams M thlH iAak ln'thH'b0s WIN PaAea
n wv principal halI wethM IN M
stlNMpf N Land Nm republican faId INN
trvAn pNsfNIaA
Win the nslivMHnas M NV Hartman
nm M NsmNaratiR amlnp WI AFe 0nlg
mn tAsFs M RAt M0lH nj fhe
m Mlvar republican laAdeFx w
NH teat III nv iAEewsN W fhs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-20
NIrpt Publication july ", llWO, MI
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION,
Departments Of tba lntDplOr,

hnln DN,Hb w HOhtllhlli MDllll
July y, lOOO,
Notloe " heIeby plv9n thn! !hu lol,
Of hlH intention 10 mNAo nnnl Vvoot N
support Or his olnlm, nnd thnL Anld
proof viii bp Mndu DafOIa ", A,
williams, clerk Of dialvlOt oOupt IN Hills
Inns, Mont, IN AuaNat lAlh, 1900,
yiNI Andrew j, Sullivan, Homestead
Entry Mo- nlDb fM thp enat hNlf HOull'
west quarter, lOiH b Nnd u, section IN,
township ! n0pth, pAunp VT nAHt, MDn'
innn Principal Meridian
Ho names Ihe following witnesses ~
prove hin O0DilnnOlA ~pDAldaDOh upon
md cultivation Or Anld lind, VIA
William Digkie N Billings, MOntAnn,
james ", DlOhle III blllinNs, MONTANA,
Danlnl A, Hammond VI HllllnnA Mon
tnnA, JnmeA hymn ~ billings, MOD'
tnnM A, h lOVN, Register