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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26

After working all day sewing,
baking, scrubbing, sweeping, washing
or standing behind a counter
woman's back is sure to be tired.
It's too bad a woman has to work
still that's the way the world goes.
But it's a consolation to know that
the pain which comes in the day will
go away in the night if the back be
thoroughly rubbed with Omega Oil. rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26
New York Coiiea Market.

New York. Juiy ~.
cotton futures closed quiet. July. ~. *
n moa.9h s i September, si october, ss:
NoSember. SIS; December. 81 JahS nril'
S21: February. SOB; March, 3d.
- G.t mns s not dull: middling uplahaes'
,os5 midd.ing Gulf. loas. Sales. LOO Da''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26

A dispatch from BuenoS Ayres an
nouncing the arrival Of the barkentine
Abeena, states that Capt. Smeltzer.
Lunenburg, n. s. died and was buried
at sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26
Chicago markets.

Chicago. July %.
Big shipping sales and a reduction ~ ~
the estimate in the French yield CAM ~
the aid OF the previously weak VIZ rns
market today and September cioseu ~
II over Yesterday. Corn CLOSED e 80.
and oats X down. At the close ts se,,;ne
visions market showed 2is to lSc; 1 9err.'
The leading futures closed as nvo liz.
7WHEAT-July. HssMH1s' Ausus.
September. 751aI75ss. ,.nst .sT..
CORN-No. 2. July, 81; August
September. 31A. as,, sen,em-
Der, %. ,,ar eli IT,
IARD-JuIy. $3.50; September so,'o'
tober S67Tie. ,>or wN:
RIBS-July. $6SIl@; Septenioe''
October, S6.s5. .o,,ows.
Cash quotations closed as follows.
FLOTR-Easy. ~ . 71G72:
WHEAT-No. 2 spring, -; NO. o ns'-'
No. red. 76AMI.. o,,ow esq.,
CORN-No. 2. 3sas; No, YEN, white, 2ih
OATS-No. 2, 24d2ih; no. WINS
M27ls; No. 3 white, 2iA@2''
RYE-No. 2. SPY N. fair to
BARLEY-Good feeding. ~ IAN
FL Fi1TI.AXSEED"N ]. $50; No. Nor'"-
TIMOTHY-Prime. s3.35.
LARD-So.51 12I6. l2la. .hor, ribs
PORK-Mess $11.Z5M11.15; snort g 81.
sides. S690I7.2O; dry salted s n -
M. short clear sides, $1.ied15v.
JTnc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26
Hs~ Yea mensy m.,A.,.

Money Money on call. steady. Ief1Ih Der ccn, -
cent. PPs'' Miz per
sterling exchange. firm at us7x0, ~
LOT demand and at s.s3HQ4. Ss1. ~ 4
da ay,s: posted rates: tt.s414e4s5 ana X sssy
AYR; commercial bills. $.s3Ss4 g3i% ''.''V
Bar silver, COZ. ~
Silver certificates. siAaseh.
Mexican dollars, Is.
Government bonds, strong
United States new As, reg. ,,..,
United states n. ''.'.-''........;:... l33x
do co,,n -...''t....-...... li6
Denver A. R;o 1:r.,,d. -i,............ ll5k
Erie Cor ~ u ahoe iAts .......... Zoe
Misspnri, Kansas Il Texas Ids az
Kansas Pacific consols
Oregon & Nay. lists ......' Il.
Texas Pacific Ig lists ....' ~.
do. reg. DDS .. itlrrn
Union Pacific lists .......
- h't. pid iasked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26
THOMAS"

The message from Minister Conger.
which comes over the wires from Cap
tain Thomas, was the first cOmmuni-
cation of unquestionable authenticity
which has been received from the
American minister at Pekin since his
urgent appeal for help of June u. 1t
establishes clearly the fact that the
American minister and probably the
other foreign legationers were alive on
July 4th. though in sore straits. There
fore. it finally and completely disposes
of the first stories that We're published
from Shanghai of the massacre of
June %.
1t is true that it does not in itself
negative the subsequent report of the
massacre of July 9Th. two days later
than the day of the dispatch. but the
officials here feel that there is quite
as much reason to believe that the sec
ord report was false as in the case of
the first report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26

special interest. To,a, saIcr
4i;I1.vw. United States rcf,inHs..sa iue.
wnen issued advanced Y and the IA ~ ~
ana 5s y In the bid price. o'o -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-26
MESSAGE FROM CONGsR.
Gait. Thomas Of The Brooklyn. Hears From
Him, Under Date Of July 4.

Washington, July 25.-The following
cablegram has been received at the
navy department.:
Che Foo. July "A.
Navigation Bureau Washington.
Written message, signed Conger.
dated July 4th. received Tien Tsn, 2st,
says:
Been beseged two weeks British
legation. Grave danger general mas
sacre by Chinese soldiers. who are
Smelling legation daily. Relief soon. if
at all. city without government except
by Chinese army. Determined nassa-
ere all foreigners Pckin. Entry relief
forces into city probably be holly con-
tested
tSigned) THOMAS"
The message comes from Captain
Charles NJ Thomas, commander of the
Brooklyn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
NAlb ron wOnN UOnsHsNOHs

NAH Won WDH NOlbhBuDNH
oAIlOus WINS lpst Formed, Nnd nv tho
shoe remained on NDd Tho hDpsn tpAyelI
nd II IWIlNtnU II NIL Ihp moro, w lbat
IN time II bnpAmp \ dppp apAlad corn,
IN order ~ treat II dIHpDsp0 fOOl by
shooting IhG sh0pp must, IN lhe Dpst
place, understand TN nAtNp Or lhe
dIaoAanj also lhn onDAa, After ~
thoroughly understands these 10 may
ba successful IN hlB tppntmlDt, Az
soon IN contraction IA observed, WhatlE
ep tho horse N lame Ov mob Tho hhOep
should Rae some mems 10 nkpAnb lh0
foot, Nnd by NJ dOlnR ha VIII prevent
the formation OF lhp side bones,
All bOpH0shOes Wenp WeynDly, ana
when sO worn, though Ihlnk ADd nm
worn IN many DlDeeA, lle whole shoe
hAs 10 IN WmDVGd on l0eDllt Or u papt
which hns worn IhID, but by n now IN
VnntlOn tho lhIn pnpl w mNno Up level
with or thicker Chan Tho thI1k pnpt by
tho enlarged nall hnnds NY th1Ip lA0
\ shOe which would otherwise have 10
bN WmOpn0 GAn bp polAInod nnd Tho
0ApDnae on \ now shoe thereby avoided,
IN addition 10 which n better RpIp 0p
adherence on tho ADpINpp Of tho p0nd IN
Obtaln0d by n hOpse'a fool No hb0nr "
In driving Tho nall IN tl0 NndnpAnpfNne
on lbe hend does nOt bed nNtly Oh tho
fA00 Of lhp shoe, II VIII soon 10 No OW'
Inv 10 mo snDk9D G0nter which AlaO
llahtens INV weight Of the nall
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
hlNekLEy FIRE MoNuMEN MT
Successfully Dedicated MN tha tpRvsS NJ
Nm vlaljMs tlnAuan WIN nIDWnps,

nADOaMfnlly DallGAina NM tha OVRvss NJ
thH Victims HeADah WIN IlDWHpA
HlEoRbBY, MlnnD Hept B,@Tha great
AlH0Algy Ilpe M0nnMeHt WINS l~edlaAt8n
WIN appropriate gkepelsesl Vhg DnsI'
Ness houses Weps All glOsed betWeeA Tho
hours oil and 4, Whe dedlOAtDPy ex'
spoises Weps hsld NJ MemDpiRI eeMe'
tepy, Prayer WAS offered by HeN Parish
ef Pins Uibyy The ilpst speaker WINS II,
~ MoifA sl0h Hs WINS followed by q,
W staples On Dakota 00ulty, l'he usual
, \ IYsas ~ .en 'y , we ss. A' Ms asla Il Mo ".
a |. v,"pR M a"1,s wv lha ~ osea %s'1' wv NV ~.
nlShsd by the Pins 0itg QaRptstts .Ihe
tYsnohes Wherein lie fhs Victims Of the
assAt OOnfnHPAtlOD was heaped With
Moral WIbnl1s,, And the snlpQnndlRA
lOwna DAd Villages weps well Feppe'
nenL0n,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
DUE 70 UNUSUAL HEAT.

llns lINnNpaI NHU kIDNls IDsAthH IN NJ
panl DNvlRg hlKHAh
w, PAUL, Beph H@OHe hundred
and nlnsty deAths Nv ths peo0pd I'm Nv,
tAnI fOp lhs MORth Jnst closed, Nm In
0yeNss Oi M Ovgp AnHAst Of lAsl ygAs,
phe month VIII show the highest AR'
sast dgRth sAbs Tor the IAst in EgAps,
IAsya having bsen uau deAths In August
Of lbss,
Yhe Unusual beAt Of ths month hns
hAd Nj A~plWsDlRble elYeetl Ola deaths
III OhIldgsl under | y8ap Of ass II wsps
ane tO OhOlspA InfAntHM,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
UOpsas NON MWobIuss,

The bicycle ms Ihns fnP failed 10
AnpplAnt thn horse How could these
lllht ynhlnleA expect 10 accomplish
What Tho mIlpOa0s fallod 10 dO9 "
VIVA OnQe thought lhHt railroads would
almost pnID tho horse In MI on hla
HpellAltlHa, bun W. nD know WlAt Tho
result hAa bean, Then GAn0 electricity
M \ motor for city mIlpOAdA Now,
Anln tho OEepWls0 man, stand atlll And
se0 the lOPae disappear, bnt tho horse
IN Atll Win uA and growing IN numbers
aid vAllh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
u GRAPHIC vITlE6,

John q, WO0lloy on ghieaH0, Ppohl.
biti0n candidate for ppesldent, opened
Wv campaign M Utah Friday,
N announced NJ Shanghai lhat Tho
pRited Htates. battleship, Oregon and
feHp German baltleAhlpH have been Op'
deped 10 WI sung
Miss Francis gplHe0M On Philadelphia
Won lin wDmeA's H0ll championship by
defeating MiaA MnpNApet Curtis VI b0aa
tOA by 0 VI and 1 10 plAyi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04

{ Shooting HORSES.
- EMs@aaa \
H NATURAL ADJthVMDNV or \
n BONDS AND pHNDDNA WHICH (
N Muhp I'M III HAl1l vBn, 4

Thn foot M TN hDpap, lIkp ibn fDnnp
dAtlDD ~ u building, mo Tho support
Of tho whole body, Ann tho anperstpDpr
tnpn mlan1 DD u bA1 Foundation must
lAll, sAys v WpliW IN pbn 5DpHpahDnp's
journal, Nd tho hDpap WIN DAh foot
must aODnpp Dp lAtnp stumble An1 pOMa
down md become naDlnaa 10 hla owner,
IN thp AlAip OP DAtnpn lhp bDDns ~ Tho
fODt Apa ~ nicely adjusted Nnl bnl
Anppd by lhN tpDIOna DnO DlAnMpDta ~
Tho DMb Tint there III 40 DDnJDnl strain
brought npDD my pnpt, Dnl pnpb ~
slals N sustaining no Dthnpa ID llkp
manner mlalna Dp lowering Inner 0p
Oulpp gDnptV WODld ppDUDo1 n lAInpnl
stpAln, NM J enDDOt bplp Dnt believe \
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
pwsnt. yMisvod In \ pNn,a

gAIpAa0, Sept, u Twenty pa0ple
were injured M Tho result .DG u nnllo
which Followed Tho lintlla o. v
woman AZ tia joint Iii Al ~ tieknt
agency On tho BAstepA pOAds NJ van
Clark street., A plate AlAaA window
was broken ana 4 number warn ~
juPed by falling alAsa, Others, lAelnd'
Inn several yptepAns,. Wupa klDnled
down and badly lrAMplad On
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
%NjNEry-rHREE CASES,

v1DwvaHs NJ the InbDni0 WREua NJ GIKlS
D0wHsADOlbss DsAth NHaBVn
NAAA0OW, hspb, H. nOthW deabh,
sUppOspd Wi bs dHe tD the bpbDniG
plk9uA Inn 00eapped hepA Ninety
tlivUe Gasas NJ tha 0lsaAHe Ape now aR'
DIV 0hsevvKtiDn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
N, psnI UHl0n stoak Yards.

HOaHazMNphnt AteAdyi HAnHp 0i
yXppGAs Nspkst dull ana qulet ana
HAlpS PANHsl ~, tBiyyMl "A, .l0p eh0les
pk0loN DItohs F. IL00pS, sNOOWbND lgp Inv
bills, tDI bOW0N b lDp y6Hl OAIvpt Nh bON
4W fOp mod NJ glDlpp AbBgkgps Ahn
fee1epE yTN lYb lOp HAP G4lveAl
HHhNP# hlAPksb stsAdy wv Htun II
AebIvp
AAlus ranged M VIII OOMAW fF aheen
tiIUwWl VII lDp lAInbA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
NORTON LAW ID DEAD.


curved since IL Went 1Rlg isgNah
NEW fONK, Hept Bna'lhn Horton
law ii dead, Al ihe Broadway Am
letie club, atlep The Cams aWklha
isht, this lassing 81 puulllAM was MY,
nAllsed by Inc AiDalna, Of 'Auld lallN
Hynen by the crowd lpd by ''J0nn
Humphpius, tho clubs. Mnonnunp,
Olhei clubs MOupned the Inv IN Mnol
The sAne way. " III estimated llAl
since Tho pnssaHe of Tho inv ~ lsvO,
B,BBO lights have taken place IN lhla
STATE, Tho minority IN dppAlpr Nav
York, The Total receipts Ape placed Nv
About WV AObl O00l
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
popuNstn InAua MI AIdpssu,

hhn0hk, Nebi, Appt, b. Vlee 0hAlps
man BdMiAten aid Secretary BdHept0n
Df lhe PopHlit national eOMMlllee
snpp0pt OF w b, BpyAn and D~uAtllslnH
Tho Endorsement OF AdlAl NJ Stevenson
III Vice presidential candidate,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
sisap O0sts VhDMANRdh

RICHMOND, N.Y., Sept Y, aaIhOusRnda
Oh dollars have beeD spent la thlA o0Nls
Wy III litigation ever 4 stpep worth tpO,
The famous lAse Df Norris AHAlnAt Nos
land, begun IN tho Madison Qnapteply
court thPee years AH0l VIII .be neapd w
the HeplaMbep leRM VI the GlPenlt eOlipt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
AyWsI pNy ljebis nv OujL

UWIHAHU, .kAph liz AHIHnMent Of
WAsaH md fAlINpa w ply IhaW dabts
I'D Vi Nv suspension III f0pty p0llee,
laeHl The 0pdap VIII pemAln vi affaat
NDtl VIM man hAva SETTLED thAlp AIlAlPar
lhA NNllDN N aspeated w GanAa y fnpgg
etN0OH p0litIGlAhh As aona M Vim man
alIehArdsd WV bAeAea ny momlnsat
JaAANee,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
lntnl CalnAxs INr AN4a.h

WASHINGTON, H0ph U @a4Ehe M0nthIY
statement Of the director 0f the MINI
shows thAt during August tho lOtal
coinage At Tho Unified stAtps minis WIS
y 90, IN f0llOWM Geld tb,ObD,OvO,
silver wv, bBB, OOO, minor eOlnA Bs, lUOr
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
sioux eIry's DECREASE.

Population shDwl y Failing IN NJ t0uI
WARRINGTON, Hspt .DlH=Yhs p0pRIA'
Non Of BlDnA OlbS, lAy II, BBJ II, w
HsAlHst Bf,sDO In lBDO, \ decrease Oi
4,vNb, 0p MAI psP esnh
Vhe population Of Davenport, lAn IN
b,ubs, hi AeHlnst D,Byp IN 1870, Nh In
OseAns III B,DHn Op Vi w peP gBntI.
Tho population Oi ByPADnse, N, fD u
Ion, IVA, aaAInaI NJ, llB III lspO, Thla II
Al lDopeAAs Of AO,Dbl, 0p Ap,Db Dor gsnt,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Uhiass0 Unl0A Ai0Gk tRrdh
UnlOAaD, ISN'T N

enthusiastically stpUdyl
.HNlaa pAnNpd NJ tblDDMB W. IOp DpnyaHI
ttBOMaW lW pDDp. By MualuLNi ,sl HOW
llF8 Tor sl0l kqFh And. lasippHt W. slNhlD
l0p ooWa Anl holInpA, Vi ub1hW l0p VeAAa
ged HlHnVHI
.,HUUs MaphAt Abont atpadrl Vpp
Nh WA
sL'SaI4a' | 's., , I. NJ W1n'1s' ", t@esuy' ".as NAV, \
BUM III aAluA
HNhV alsep Nni lWnbs slnulyt
ANlns pAlHud wi MI lNlNAM fDp HHHn Nh
eh0lpa welhpvH NfHh9hW W DANvp
lAIAb1
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Mupdeppp WANppt pound Oypn

aAHp HEADERs0h, Minnu Heph Blm
Yhp0lOpe WAllept, charged Wlth Mups
applnA hin VILE aud four children ilunp
Arlington, Ind his heaginH before JpAs
llee Aver H0 WAN bound over w the
December tppMi Ol lhp district e0Npt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Believed That Presidents kfua
YER and BtsyH Are Prepaf'
ina fep Fllahh
NAVE aoNE 70 BARBERroN
General oDlnlen ID That the
Beer War IL Nearing the
termination
Dupsheps Capture and Burn A
supply Train Near kIlp
fflveF etatlOn,

LOkD0N, seph Bit Ii reported that
Lord h0bsgls hAs lssAed. y pp0alAMA,
Won FORMALLY AAnekinG Mo qFAnsvAAl
" ths d0MlnI0Ds 0f tha Bpltlsh crown,
General Christian 10 Wal, according
v The Daily Mails UApe Town aa'
yiOsn, IN reported W hAye appeared
AsAin alons lhs railway, nsnR Wlnbapa
road,
FRRTOMA, Bept, Mr. Kruger and
Nh bleyn hAve gene 10 BApbeptDDt "
n believed thAt 1hey Nh preparing fOp
1lghh Vhe general opinion N lhAt the
VIM n AeAp ths sAd, bAt should ths
BDsps eOAstpnOt atpOnHh0lds III Tho bnsh
Oh lhe yplt Dp elaaWhepe and bagln u
nysteM Of raids the British WgAld Pea
QNIys further large supplies o., h0pses,,
HsAepAl HAllep moved ~ miles nOPths
westward along thB hydeAbnP W goAd
and Op0ssed tho Crocodile plvep 10 HAds
lOnbeln, fig fOAnd the HDepH 00n0ens
tfAtiDH III tle Crocodile mountain,
A fOp0e VI B0eps, nndVp U0MMHAaAAt
YhppOn, broke thpDAEh the British lines
and DADtAped And burned Il supply Train
~ Kill HlyaP HyAtION, taking N prisons
err BpAbAAt,s hOPse pp00eeded thitheP,
EsoApbnPed All bha prisoners ana drove
thg BOspy IntD the Hills II,
Colonel FlnmeF Dispersed, v small
COMMANDO nMdep commandment Pro-
tOpINA pAsI Dl PIAAApA HlyeP, gAptMplnA
NJ BOeps, \ number OF wagons ana \
oMRntity III DRttle And pItieR,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
Js,Dsy OsyvIsvu Annual Mesuns,

UKTNDIVi .MINNu. NHNh .HHFNH 1WH
lReUlbevH HI thp National AaH0HiAtl0n
m IAtteg UNFpIHts Hpe w fhH .altE w
elt6NA flle AnNNAI meeting M nv AaApr
6IstINg w w bsld WIN ,WeARr g'he aarlg
l|I'y:ssssa silSaGH W..'s s's''v 7'@ Wv
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
GhleAsa Gpsla AMI pvevnlapn

VNTHNHHi RHVF
WHHApwappHmbW mo 0al0hr
fblfG hnVHlnbnt nm
CORN w0atNhW MMVplae, Anvpmhuf
.,0ApswsaEembw qla aaF0bM slhlf
hQyNylHW HIM
.,VdRR fppleWpW slAaeA, npmtw
'lEAA 'NpAh NORTHUMBERLAND MA M
Nm alHlh RpAkHm llNMl ibHi sep
lsupIlF kJIAl NglnhW UfNlka
,FlIllllllil VHrkpyA, YHMsai ehlek'
hGiE PInah laMlHlla
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
ON the DIAMOND.
AReFlaNA hsAKaM
Az QhlNagO, n .DetPD!t, w.
Az bnnAl9l Minneapolis u
LATE MARKET NJ PORT,
Duluth train

DUbUTHl HNph. VI
AWs. WILMA Issaa!g1Asha hpA a atA,A lss1iIA M !
f .vs|es yJgesse fG +. A sssHI'ss ! s'Eassx,
yss;s s \ sSssRSsS 1S,s.e, n ssTSp, sS' 4E NJ
ghAk IqnsN tl1la September yhip,
0DtObDp 0tW
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
News Knial Iiis M8thsH

0IkmkkATI, Heph H. Walter tell, A
boy III hiS lpans, WIN kllled by MI glee.,
tPiG our, Hin mother, Alnle ball M
FpAAklln county Toll apaa wheA Vie
news reached hep,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
slONs Oity Iays st0aA,

qATvhM.= Mspes ~ pstteansaEi' WV
,HNlns ,pADNsd thODAb,M f0p, DegvelI
xgyQOWiW JOY nOWh bulls NM IllAell
W bglal ND l0p .AhOok6pa Anl feeders, tAW
@slV lpp vnlpllnHs ana eAlve1
HOlba AlkpkM AbpAuyi Mango VI
ppi9ns ! vb4bI lUI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
MinRanpeIin Wheat,

MINNMApOhIBI HBpL "
ns WHM VA. 4jyV N aasYps""4nYRte8bDlGasa,. W Y! s \
,hNpa fy}lA ,EO1 Northern fliG No
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
1lbn IjpnVapy III WDMpN

DIV |'..r TyGIy,. sh By. u y \ ,, NJ. ; s%@y'
atTnaVlS. WIN q ,mRliglnlt stQMagh
Trouble that ggnsed dIalleaaqH AttnglA
on nRlla6n ma lndlNhBllQN All ygmeNl9A
fAIlAA No relieve nor until Hhe titled NllGr
tglG BltlepH After tAhlDg, II, Two mOQtlH,
Hlle WpDl9i y, nm now Wholly cured Ang
nNn alt ADylhllN, III N Wuly u NpAna
ionic E0p tho whole system, IA NAln9d
,' \ xs'N5 1 Nqh ai|eAEal M,v gss., sa.o A 'gsu 3 avs'
IlgIHil, ,lMVPDveg npDetlle, Hlyab nav
fh Only DDg, Guaranteed, w UhAppleA
A good many 0ODanmpllves would be
Hlllln NnU tln W0lAl. llHeA G0Dlf0pt9d tnlQ
Ealleyat by using lOley's Honey and
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-09-04
nebsp,s Nupns Inn FMpmn

CAPE VOwk, BepL b. hopd Roberts
hRs issA2d \ proclamation ordering Che
BURNING 0f inOpe. lhAn M faPmA aa \
punlShihent 10Y the destruction ~ pNll.
WAy tracks, by BIO same deepee Nd
farmers APe liDen 10Y Ihe sAMe 0ifeAae
OneplahGh Of Tho yAlHg III theip farms,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Mr., Moppin and wife OF Cowley county
are visiting relatives in this and Lincoln
township.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Stevenson purchased a
$4O0. piano for their children last week
this is quite good thing for the children
and speaks prosperity for Mr., Stevenson,
| see the Bee has interviewed Walt
Williamson since the election and Walt
says prosperity has struck him all right.
Now this must be 30 for he is the only
man we know Of that can afford to pay
ten per cent interest on real estate
mortgage and then have much of the
real estate on his face at the same time.
| see In the Bee our friend John Eff
ferson who ran for treasurer on the re-
publican ticket was defeated by Row
land democrat forty'nine votes
Levi IIedding commenced killing hogs
Monday for this season.
Mysterious Death at Pretty Prairie,
A very sudden aud mysterious death
occurred at Pretty Prairie last Thurs
day. As we'll aS the facts can be as
certained it was about as follows: Sew
eral teams were engaged in unloading
car of coal and young man by the
name Of Jesse Moore was engaged in
shoveling from the car into the wagon
One wagon was filled and the team
drove away, This team was followed
by another for load. The driver
waited while for the coal but as it
did not come looked into the car to see
what was the reason. There he found
the man on the floor of the car dead.
A few moments before he had been at
work in apparent good health. When
the news of the death arrived here the
coroner sent word to have an investi-
CATION made by the nearest justice of
the peace.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Country Correspondence.
LINCOLN.

Frank Bowser took the train at Elmer
last Sunday for one OF his periodical trip
at Lyons.
Owing to the bad weather the literary
at Booth was not well attended,
Mr.. Ellis and wife returned from an
extended visit in the East
George Leclere returned from Rice
county last Monday.
The sale at j. Bramwell last Monday
was well attended aud stock brought II
fair price,
A, p, johnson shipped hogs to market
last Tuesday.
Everybody around this part IL getting
ready to partke Of Thanksgiving turkey.
An oyster social at the Mound and has
ket supper at Buckeye are tn attractions
for Thanksgiving eve
Corn huskiDg is about done in this
part and the next thing on the program
will be Jack Rabbit hunts,
Lee Comstock has moved to Booth IN
the building and shop vacated by Geo.
Weinner. We extend to him hearty
welcome. Ron Roy
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
sOCTH RENO

l.. II, Obee sold A. B. Williams four
teen head of spring calves last week.
The sale at s. r, Legg's last Thurs
day was well attended in fact the crowd
was much larger than was expected and
quite number didn't get much of the
free lunch we were after. Property of
all kinds sold fairly well.
There's some uneasiness and much
talk regarding the condition OF wheat at
present Its turning yellow very fast from
some cause.
CONNER and Fair were hauling apples
to town last week.
There have bsen 300 sheep landed at
the sheep yard and viii DO tesd by Knoll
lin aud %. this winter,
Ben Myers, Tom BurdIck and someone
else left Monday for the Strip country.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Santa Claus at Martins.

VIII make his Western headquarters
at the big store as usual. Santa Claus
with his furs and bells left Norway via
the north pole on his new air ship will
arrive at Martins about December 10 h.
Bring the children to see advance lines
of toys and other things forwarded for
sale by Santa Claus, Yours truly
z. MARTIN DRY GOOD Co.