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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
Beers Not In a Position 10 At.
tempt 10 Stop Roberts Adj
vance just Yet.
Believed Little Opposition VIII
BE Encountered South Of
the VanI River.
The Repair Of Bridges and Roads
Likely 10 Cause n Delay
or Some Days.

xesD0s, May 10, - Although tho Brit.
ish expected considerable opposition Nv
ths dihionlt drift OF the HGDd river the
latest Ddyiees from smaldool, Orange
Free STATIC, indicate TINT tho federals
Sss not yot rondy 10 make u determined
attack 10 stem Lord Roberta advance,
The lltter's front, indeed, ~ 10 wide
and overwhelming IN numbers that "
" di0ionlt 10 400 how tho Doors can
help being opsted ont OF yirgiDin SD
Ing, ~ they were ont 81 smlldeol oven,
even " thoy elected 10 give bntlle. The
snpo considerations would probably NJ
ieot The situation NJ Rroonstnd, bonee
tho belief tbat little Eoal opposition VIII
~ encountered south Of tlle YAM,
The repairs 10 The bridges oyor tho
yot river and the ynnl aro okpoeted 70
votnpd The gonorDl march from Smnl'
daol md Fourteen SWonms for threo OF
four days, whom General Butler will also
DO rnudy, The gonornl iden " that Lord
Roberts win direct his right on liargl'
smith IN order 10 got w toDGh WIN me
Natal army coming through Van 1902
DnD's pnBB, A diBpntoh from Mhborn,
dated May II, RnyB Tho Doors have do
sortod both l~Adybrnpd and Fielebprg
IN u papjnby condition, owing 70 reports
TINT tho British Ind occupied Nopikal,
tins threatening tholr retreat W tbo
'I'unayaal,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
ROOSEVELT SEES BKTNLEY.
Dteifsrstss His Intention Mo- t0 Accept .
Vice pgestdspttaI Nomination,

Is1itsrstss Ills Intention Not 10 Accept .
Wire Presidential Nomination,
WASHINGTON, May I0-G0yerDor
Roosevelt was with the president shout
half m hour during the morning. He
arrived ut the White House shortly DO.
fore II O'CLOCK aud was ut one shown
into the cabinet room. On IenyjBg tho
White House the governor said that be
had nothing 10 communicate md cours
teougly declined TO De interviewed,
Ihter on, however, d close friend Of
the governor aud also Of the president,
stated that the president and members
OF the administration generally nre IN
full harmony with the governors pur'
pose not to allow his name 10 be used
IN connection with the BOpnblienn vice
presidential nomination They were
convinced that he could DO the party
greater service In the campaign Nv u
candidate for recollection IN governor
OF New York than aS n candidate for the
vice presidency. IL d be stated posi-
lively that no will not permit his name
TO be placed on tho national ticket,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
BEACH HAND RIVER,
sDslttsb Advspos Force within Thipiy-gys
Niles ~ kpppnsind

I50RHnH, May 10 - Eonr lhonannd
British GAynlpy wntGr0d lhoW horses W
Hnnd riyor Monday, VI miles beyond
bmnl1nol, whore Lord Roberts eontip'
mss 10 dato bis dispatches, Tho scouts
who have boon senrGhips lho country
Tor miles along tho stream bays fonnd
no Hoors south of tho river, Tho enamy
are lpngopod In unknown force Oh Tho
north brnBoh, Thus lbe British nd
vance guard IL Within 80 miles 81
kpoonslnd, Tho Free Statops ~ tho o.
recitation thnt kroonstRl VIII speedily
become u~ptOpablo, npe, according w ~
formation from Lopronzo Mnrqpea, pro-
pnrlpg 10 move their governments 70
Hnilhpon, u llttla more thnn DO miles w
Tho southeast, The proelamNlions %
lord Roberts Rppop 10 hnyo Nttlo effect
mon Tho inhabitants ~ th0 Invaded
,dIstriolR Every farm ~ fonnd deserted
by The women and children All tho
mon aro away hghting,
ThO British column IN reported w
have reached Tnnngs, no miles north ~
WavTontOn, According W Pretoria nd
Vices the British are noarlng yrybnpg,
which Nv hNlf WAY h0tWoon WWrenton
aud MnfakiDg, General Hunter W
probably now In porsonRl, command ~
thia relief eoInmn, His foPGe omhrpees
10000 Infantry md 1000 10 1000 horse
men, nm army INV grnntep. thnn has
hitherto been Hpppoaed, Lord MothNen
IN apparently y subordinate While lho
relief column IN hnppylng toward Wy
burg, General IIllyW ~ proximity pro-
peadlng IN on orderly advance nlong
The ynal river w participate ~ thn Pro
topis advance NJ Lord Roberts lNft
flank,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
ACTION ~ DEFEKHED

Question NJ HepcnijDg Me War HHysB1s
Tax ~ bnny urODEbt W.,
WASHINGTON, May IO,-At the meet
Ing 0f Lbo why's md monDB G0mmitto0
Mr., Mcclellan Of Now York sought 10
bring W The question " rOpeaJing the
Wnr INK on boDr, but Nv no Dill Tor tlts
specific purpose Ind boon introduced
action WIS deforred,
The general question 0f Amending
tho wnr revenue net did not come W,
but tho membors of The committee ON
pressed tho individual Wow aft0r the
meotiug that action Oh u matter ~ this
oxtopt WIS not likoly W DO DntOrod
upon NJ this Into dry IN tho session
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11

" WI 0FFF wv
Mllep COMPANY
DvLuru, May To- Wellington w.
Burt u Bnglnaw, Mich, millionaire
lumbernnn, Inns begun u. Bonnnllonnl
spit here nRainst thD Lake Superior
consolidated Iron mines, thp principal
HOekef0llor Iron Orp corporation. In
which " Nv elnrged thnt lhp dolOnlnnC
Inns attempted 10 bring about " melop'
oily or trlat on MeHnbN Iron ON by lWpp'
Ing properties ont NJ tlp market md by
0siig nn esOpbiAnt freight vnte lor
orc on tl,o mllrolds con tpollen Wy tho
eopeprn, " IL alleged tllat Hills utlempl
In keeping Iron properties DORMANT tlAt
ought Ia be developed, Thp sui. N w
sof nsldo u loneo hold by Nophofollw on
u largo nlnOnnl of iron property owned
by tllo plnlntiN on lle ground NM hn
hus fnilnl 10 comply Win Tho forms ~
tllD lnnuo III tIND ho Inns failed w mlDp
~ much orp ~ " would hive hean
profitable IN mlnp,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
PUSH THE SALE or TEA.
JmpsBese Masking strenuous Efforts for
American JFHde,

wWVsbos0 HhehfU8 PsEspuons Dpsrbs !"
Amsrtcan JTnde.
TACOMA, May IO--yhe StoaIuor DAILY
noyostock from Yokohama brings the
following Oriental n1yieeg
The ton dealers union Of Japan has
nkoD energetic moasures W push tho
sale OF Jnpnpeso teas throughout the
United States. " profoBos W post nd
yertisoments regarding JnpaBese tens
IN public places nDd 10 diBpateb COM
misBiouers 10 make inspections " tens
imported nj the chief ports 0f the
United Stntes ana CaDada Al aGDual
subsidy from the government has boon
obtained by tho nssocintiOh The nuj0n
will eDdonyr 10 hnyo the United States
abolish tho duties on tens md bay0 tho
inspection transferred from American
W %JapAnoBo ports.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
FOE RELICS or AEDHBE,


w. JOINS, N, w. May l0,-Tbe eoD'
sui ~ Sweden md Norway hero oifors
" reward W MI persons who may lnd
articles connected with tho Arctic o.
pedition Of Apdroo, tho noroDaut, Tho
offer Nv especially directed 10 whalory
from this port tor tho strnitg that con-
noet Eniiin bpy with tho Atlantic, mud
tah0rmep or the o1ast of Labrador,
Tho mppoNHon Nv Tint Andres may
possibly hny0 rGaoh0d some spot
Touched by New poundlnnd Whnlors 0r
Aphermon from which relics might DO
obtained from Tho IGyldmOs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
SOUTH OF KR00NsVAn
Nopru said w Ip Naklns preparations Wv
n htBUl,

sNAlnEEp Mny k-'lt N. Fnpnptpd
thpl thp lpappnlH mo 0nlftiNg NeNd
river and W IN Ynrl0naly aInL0d thRf thay
Nvp pplTnnElng towards thA Nnnl and nFa
taking nd thplr position Nv HnAhrAnd'
south M KpaQnslAdi
lApsp nNmhprHn ~ hHrghers have R0me
In nIld delivered thnlr MnnanpR nnd
hnpppa w thn British phpy affirm thAt
thara N u hitter Quarrel hetWaen .Fhn
VFea Atataps md T%FAHArnalRFs, which u
likely N pAa IN thp, pppdy, SURRENDER If
W. farmer General French hAs arrived
here
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11

LODdOD Standards 0plnlDn NJ Tho lOer
lOmminslOnars' W0rk in American

LoNpoN, Mny l0,-Tho standard, w
An editorial NNppobalng Tho 0plllon chat
The door pence delegation would neeoln'
pllal nothing In tho United s'atoS'
lnyHl
NAmnrlWns Arp NOT llNoly 10 10 70
any dangerous lengths ~ w commit
their administration w An WlWnplnnloa
auarpal with NlpeOt HriInln W Europe
hoops hep hands nv lhe Now World thN
arrangement IN poplpponnl nNd " II W
conceivable tlnt NO AmnrleNn. nnAple
would engage IN such aolohHnl, lnlly, w
w iplpplppp IN Ihp nNsN NJ th0 h0ora,N
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
First Publication Apr W, lpOoslf
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS,

liAlulp ~ Charles A, Dewuh looeaApd,
Notice N hnpeby given by tln under.
signed pSapntrlS Df The ljHtAla pl
Ohnrlos A.. DeyaG decreased, 10 tba
nlnlilnrB pf md Dll persona hNylDg
plnimB NgNInpl lhp Hall lnuaaapd, " ON.
hlbll lhnW, With lbe ne1eaBnpy vouchers,
within pDyp mDDlbg Hltap the lipet pub
lienlIoD " thlH notice, ~ The enid aknnD
lpik nl bnr g%nbllnDnn naDp HlllnRA, N. lhn
County " Yellowstone, Btate ~ Mon.
lDnn
DDipl NJ BllIlDge, Montana, April 10
lpOo, M4ylhp W Dewpi,,
l@1knpplplk pf lhn llplnle Dg nhnflnh A,
DpWnb llnpnnHali
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
FIGHT MAY NOT COME OVN,
Inv oyer ieieren Mpg Nnnsn bsllflrss
gOybpll MN ~ INll TlppuHh

NEW yonM Mny lM-Tho coming
JoWrinsr Orbplt hHhl may wv lnn
thnpgll, JpypinH Insists lllnt pllNplns
White Hlnll pprprap, while Gmbplt anya
Chat Hpm Austin sinll apt IN lhnt pnppp'
Ivy, lnltrins snyH Whlip nv M. lHll,
md p0rlplI says Austin nv ~ nHhI
hpWlinH mon lhlnk llnt some one IN
vyilg M HWWl, LiIllA Interest," " heinH
allowj In lhn Mill NJ lnr M 0ntiof,
lawn ppoplp hnyN arrived, md loppl
apppfA aFn MOI hnlllnH muah nllllpp wnsi
The mannHNps NJ llp HpaAldn Athletic
GlNh hnyn rndngHd llln WlnaH M haNta
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
REFUSE 70 PAY TAXI s,
Spanish GOyprDmsDt FINDS Ureat ObjsG-
Hon w w WDpnNiM pr0Je0th

WV VI WE VFW"nFF"F FFNHFFF'F
MApWp, My ln-Tho government In
seriously concerned w rogard 10 tho op.
position developed W wv financial
PROJECTS, Tho fNeltng In DataloDin
Especially ~ running high and Inns
taken tho form ~ hostile d%ononstrp.
lions against Tho minister ~ iho Int.
pIor, who N now maldng u tour ~ Bar
eolopa md Nv opyironA A longno
Agalnet Tho governments taxation
schemes Inns boon formed IN Madrid
with tbo litle NJ oNnnonal union,'
whosp platform " " refusal W ppy taxa'
lion,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
DEWEY IN lNAVIplEp
HsprNpnps lhnnkH Tor lin KInI Nseaps
il0n In tin smith

MEMPHIS, My 10 Admiral nlld Mrs
powpy lplt lW Npshyillp NJ 0iRn ~ N,
Hpforp lowing Mpmphls thp admiral
p1pppHspd qualification NJ llie' rpepptlon
In llp South Everywhere w Menl'
phis he Inns lNpN received, Win lFp'
npndQus pnthnANam and NV ylalt hpa
boon one M rhp most Notable mud dem,
illustrative aappsiqpa IN thp hiafny NJ
Che ppnVal tpntn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
TwnnlK Men I,NllK InungelL

WNKGsDAIlE, IN, My 10 UDrlnH
u riot bptweDn svikops md wpvlM0n W
tho BptlDnwODI mlnD ~ lhp Parrish
Coal company Some W mon wop0 bplly
injured, Including BnpaplDlpDdDDt W,
", smylho, Th0 BlpibppB dlbpovBDd lhp
workmen Tho sbprilr Inns boon chilled
Oh,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
lirnnl \ hlnlnr IN lMeNn klnlarlM

NVRllA, my W. al, I, NlNlTINH nv
taNdad by lla GArl NJ AhargnW nld
Hfynlal lieutenant governors N counties
Il gAnmitlaR WIN nWnlNlln w provide
fM llH erection M slnlllA W. RnHpll
Victoria in fT0nl n lAlnHIM H0liAn ali
Kildma Alredt llllhnrtN llayl llnA henll
M statue M lha unnnn IN Hnhlln
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11

Estate Of Joseph H. Anderson, Do
aensod,
Notice IL hereby given by the under,
signed ndmiDiptIntol Ut the estate Of
Joseph Il, Anderson, Inaansad, 10 tho
creditors VI and MI persons having
elDiMA against The aHid deaaasad, to nsp
hibjt them, With The necessary yDDobs
nrs, within lDnp months after the first
publication " This Dotino, 10 tln aDid
administrator vi bin office IN First
National bnDE building ~ the city Of
Billings ~ The county NJ Yellowstone,
stnip 81 MoDlsnh ..s4s 800 ss,. ~. hixys 49,
Dnloi ~ Billings, MoDlMDA, March
3d. 1900
D. D'DONNGbby
Admlmalrnt0r wish The VIII ANNEXED,
~ lbo estate Dt Joseph Is Anderson,
doepDud Y FIss 10 ssA sa sAaHaaSlRs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
SHIPMENTS WE'RE LARGE
bspen Hundred lNr LOnds NJ nre Left
VWD llHvbOrs lNst Waah,

1--WE HAnnOnH, MIMI. My ln--Or0
shipments nll last wonh from herp, tlAt
bolng lie frat wook NJ Tho shipping spn'
SOL, averaged 10000 gross toms dnlly, ~
NhnOl 700 aMA, ThiH w u mmMlnblo
business for tho beginning mud indl'
palps what Ila Duluth mud Iron RANCE
prnposoa w do thln yenr, Tllo pond w.
poplB torenoiyol wv Y ,OOnponnn. mepAod
Stool Onrs soon, wv double lrAeh work
III practically pomplplpa'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
MANY dnp jmmlgmgts AvFlyinH,

San FRAHdlspn, May w. nnn hun
dpad and nltyraeypn dgpauaap .lmpF
gppnfs hAyp iNal bppn lANdpd III, w
City W lhiH ngNllpg n were N0lnlfl pa
nm pprtiAiAlRn M lAndlng, plAled NY Fha
United Hlalne manifestation laNnMlA'
aianer M R@nnGanyHTl nnn lhe allhFH M
anrlinRnlaA IRAN tha N0lNWlRHnlW w
hanltlat
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
Illna la MEAl LlIAlnlnl

HA%HKEhHRpHa W Mn May W. , fgfr
ssf AIpa fahinE III MalHlfr fHHllT ae'
fIlngpd nvgp HlllanlgM lfpI M nnG llnlI
NV In lhe Hlinh ,AHA AHNpa and hlgnfn
Nh Two M Nm lHrHpat lnlAbW MILLS w
tRMt pNtt NJ Wv aiHtsr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
DRASTIC MEASURES TAKEN,


PHILADELPHIA, May lO-1bN oSaep'
tiyo bonrd ~ lbo Allied Tpndoy council
b9y fDkeu dpnBtje meaBppDB IN Nv liRbI
agaiDBt tho B|vObbnrhoOd NJ Carpenters,
II has called Out MI Nv mombors wber
eyer tho brotherhood mon Ap Nn'
ployod,
There GpD over $4,000 mombepy NJ llD
Allied 1rndoB md nbonb 1000 ~ tho
brotherhood Of CnfpoDlDph
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
HEM0vEh w HEIkRROA,
NFmnsn lFee atala fapilal Mn Mnsff M
NraRnAlHdf

lAhngAl Mag w. " IL hNNnnnanl IN
n sppalal dlapNteh team hAnlanfa MATi
tNna thnt FtA HnfpfnMHnl N. WV u,IhllHN
Ffan hllLe llnH heah moved HAIh hIahhi
hlHd m HalIhrnnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
Nlnnnn ILna llnHnhnd LHfnL

HANW HAllt .MHE w. HlHiln hNi hanli
laalnrHd MI AlpAAnlpln A frahN HnAN
NlAa IeINylad hnpN hNlulWmmnnlA
have ARRIVED pnd mdW Dag hpNn w,
lslahlIAhnd HnnphI llnllnna mud
HrAehH No. wall IN lhg MnIM MinIMis
ApA INSTALLING hnAnltnlA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
hsvan Firms iinruHd nat

FARa0t NJ IN thR w. mTlA Webster
Liaak Mlfnnd nuFinH lilH mHiiliH AhliH,
Inv II laaH M flhAfai, hHghn ntlNA All1
gaalaers upHlalfa lpAe pFeftlhlnKl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
the cost of the proposed Improvements,
by order Of the city eonnalL
Dated May y, 1900
j. II, HEREFORD, City Clerk.
1900 Reward,

For evidence that VIII convict any
person or persons f0t breaking down
my fences, leaving gntas open mud lots
ting stock out ~ or driving any ~ my
Atoel from any 0f my fields, stock
branded Dp connected,
lDI'tf George Pirrio,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
All lln hlnnl nm llf Grnnndi

kAhHAH llTvi MY w Ihn NM
pannd M alHnl W M Neld, w tueauHlrHnf,
|na Mo R0l ganllgN hull hna arrival Nid
Mn lnemhArHnf llla nHllapM npnlANHtd
paWgltlaa fnnl assured lhNi fvnFklltglA
Will ha M INlalnnhs fm npHnlnH lhH NV
gantRHllnn IN Iin lHs HHf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
laustessm.u Aelilsff AenMMinaisa,

eIaEK QTy, Nm AnR l0 lpnlh dlh
iFlaI HpnHhlnAh %nnlffnllan Nv A'Hnlln
nnnDlmdHAly feheMlnaiad pNuAfpaHuiHl
uplIifeFi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11

u had stomach trouble twenty years
and gave up hops Of being cured I'll |
began 10 use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. IL
has siDne mo 10 much good ] call II tbs
savior Of my lifn," writes w, X, WiIkin.
sun, Albany, Tenn, IL digeets what you
eat, Cb6pple Drug Go.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-05-11
Ann NnlMN II MNlNhs NlynN

Ann hDllW " UmrnlN UlyW
w MI persona WhN nRn OWlnlH w
lois, ~ npNUlH f0p lhN nWlnlH W lnlH ~
pAlNNle NJ lnnd III lln urOp0tnN HnnnlN
Improvement ,nlslplnl No. NrnnpllNl
above, ~ which l0lH Nln w M nllnnlpn
~ bnnnltnd NY ~ NHsnaHnl ~ lnAnI ~
lOlvng lhN lOAl ~ lNn WOpnHnn ~,
pOynmpnI Ihpnin 0%pHpplhpn, lhnI MI
pnIa0nA INylnA oll0pflOnh w, nlnbn, w
IIln mnnIlOn NJ hpil lmnrnfpn .alelIlnlI
and IN mo mnhlnA, M lhN lWWNyn'
nous dnnnplhpd IN lln nhnyn WFNlnllnl
hngn \ llght N nnppW Nv W. ,nllk hl
M VnpFnnR lhn INN any M .MNil, A. W.
300 NJ O'plNnk n ~ NJ FNll llSI
either III papHnn M Nv nNINt0l MO-
Shaw nnna0, " my llRrN M WHY hNJn
Improvement dlhllinl hllnnld hnl w
gpNAlndl M aHph improvements should
nnt In mpdNi nv within objections N
llg 0pppliON M puld lnplNVmpnf dla
IriNl md lhn mallnR N hnld lMm0gnl
mNlla may Nm hlpd WIN ,lhh
0iF alnIk M my lMn WpFlnNH
M and mralllAl aud III NlHn NN
owner. ~ 1n nAnNlH llyl1ln
0nGIhnlf M fha plQpalV NnnHIlullnN
sud Improvement dlalllm IN IN gnpNf
I'D M hnnpllnd Nv llN W0Nnhln lull
pVHvnmnnla IN nHpoAHod nv llsn0 VI Az
fpng Tho, p0hl lhmeAl tll " N.Y.
Wilton 0IjnnllnnH m hlnVhI Nv MI "
nppHnf M fnld mnnllnH NJ lfiHhl Nv wv
phhuHal nlld AhDW gNNAN WhE Mlnl M
M6vAnlNnI dlhlflm Hhnhln lM ~
hlhalndl NDd fu0tl lUllHqYflnNhls illanHi
Ulnn llp fllF ,lnnHHil VIII AN1nlW lulla
dinlinn IN 0fdnf lln glpvIlnD IN Nm nlHr
ffipt mud Ihh mAhjuA M Hnid lMLlQtpl
mania AZ Aal lHllh IA lllH iHAMnllun
AG0ga, IN which IaIapnnpu, N lpgnIy
MAda, lW \ fill dgHNlplN NJ NM
boundaries N Asla, lMluIveMhnl INV.
ltiah aHd u description ADd eAllhoala W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05
Purifying The Bar.

An incident of much more than
ordinary interest to Indian Terri
tory lawyers occurred IN the dis
trict court at Poteau yesterday
morning when a summons was
served upon a man to appear be-
fore Judge Thomas at Muskogee
and show cause why his enroll
ment as an attorney in that court
should not be revoked. tits stat
ed in Muskogee that the party III
question represented TO the clerk
and the court there that he had
been admitted to practice IN the
central district court, and upon
that representation he was enroll
ed aud given certificate. This
he presented as a credential TO the
clerk of the Poteau district with a
request TO be enrolled as an att0r-
ney there but the clerk referred
the matter to Judge Clayton and
this started an inquiry and the
above conditions are alleged to
have been brought out. AT the
meeting Of the Territorial Bar As
sociation in this city recently a
resolution was adopted requesting
the judges hereafter TO order the
examination of applicants for adj
mission TO the bar In open court
and the judges acceded to the
wishes so that hereafter when a
man wishes to practice law in the
Indian Territory be has got to
prove that he is qualified to do so,
and there will be no more star
chamber admissions TO the bar on
certificates or by passive examin-
alton. The bar is determined to
purify the profession and guard
its prfviles with a jealous eye
South McAlester CapI'al.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05
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its task. That is the reason that
there are no fine homes in the
country we have been through.Y
"Do you see many Chickasaw
full bloodsP
"Not many. Occasionally we
come across one. The Chickasaw
full blood is not a lovely creature.
He is usually short, fat, greasy
and indolent. He will let his wife
go out and harness the horses
while he is smoking his pipe on
the front porch.
"The work of the appraisers is
pleasant of course, as out of door
work usually is, and is very inter
estIng in some respects
"Does your work excite any
curiosity among the nativesW
"NOt a bit. | do not remember
to having had single audience
so far"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05
To Enlarge the Force

Newton Bridgman, now in
Wichita, in speaking of the work
of the appraisers, said yesterday:
"We are now in the Cnickasaw
nation between the Sante Fe and
Rock Island railroad lines. There
are five squads Of appraisers, and
while the work is very slow, VIC
are we can.
"lhe work of the appraisers is
to run lines and put the land
which they survey in one of fifty
seven classes. which are designat-
ed by the government.
"Ttrange to say MI. Bridg.
man continued, "we are finding
land in The Chickasaw nation
where none of those fifty-seven
classifications strictly apply and
it is causing us a good deal OF
trouble TO get it placed right. 1t
is very slow job and cannot be
done correctly if you pat on 100
much speed in doing it. All five
squads are now going south one
township, when we will all turn
at right angles and proceed east
to the Choctaw nation, thus com.
pletely appraising the Chickasaw
lands. We viii continue eastward
until the Choctaw nation has been
completed and then will turn
north into the Creek country
"Will the cold weather stop the
work of appraisingf"
NO. We will go right on
through the winter with the work
We expect to be out of the Chick
asaw nation by January ~
"Do the appraising squads put
up at honseslp
"No. We use our tents. We
fnd them much more comfortable
/ I'm fact. all the Indian country OI
homes. The big white element
there and the Inter.married citi.
zens, who are forehanded and
thrifty, do not have anything out
in he country but the poorest
houses, little shaeSs, or lol
houses. Their families live in
town. For instance, one man
told me that his family lived in
4 Purcell in the summer and in the
winter in Sherman, Texas. for the
school facilities there. He ex,
planned to me that while he was
worth probably $50 GOO he could
not make Improvements on his
place until he found out what be
would have and how much when
the Dawes commission concluded
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05

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believe they have heart disease.
The chances are that their hearts
are all right, but their stomachs are
unable to digest food Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure digests what you eat
and prevents the formation of gas
which makes the stomach press
against the heart. 1t will cure every
form Of indigestion. At Palace
Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05
Greer County Cotton Crop.

Granite. o r., ,Nov.2-Willman's
new cotton gin, with capacity of
fifty bales day, is now running
day and night. Notwithstanding
Granite has two gins, gining over
100 bales day, they are unable
to dispose of the cotton as fast S
it is being offered. Greer county
will produce over 25,000 bales, of
which Granite will get more than
her ratable share
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05
Chamberlain [ Pain Balm Cures 9th
erS, Why Not You'll

Nv wife has been using Chamberlain ;
Pain balm, with good results. for a lame
shoulder that has panied her continually far
nine years. We have tried all kinds Of me-
dlcincs and doctors without receiving any
benefit from any OF them. One day we saw
an advertisement Of this medicine and
thouffet Of trying IL, which we did with the
bea Of satisfaction. She has used only one
bottle and her shoulder Is almost welL--
Adolph L. Millett Manchester, n. II. For
sale BY Palaco Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-11-05

You can't afford to risk your
life by allowing a cough or a cold
to develop into pneumonia or con-
sumption. One Minute Dough Cure
will cure throat and lung troubles
quicker than any other preparation
known. Many doctors use it as a
specific for grippe. 1t Is an in
falhble remedy for Group. Child
rem like it and mothers endorse it.
At Palace Drug Store