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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

OF the Board Of County Commission
ers, Yellowstone County.
Billings, Montana, June II, 1901.
The board met in special session,
pursuant to adjournment, at 10
O'Clock g. M, there were present J..
B. Amin, chairman; Pat Lavelle and
w. O. Parker.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following bonds Of road
trustees were appointed and filed:
A. s. Shannon, district No. 2.
H. A. Noyes, district No. Z.
L. A. Nutting, district No. Z.
j. w. Coombs, district No. il.
John F. Tilden, district No. 10.
Stephen 3. Winsett, district No. IA.
Charles Temple, district No. IA.
George R. Cummins, district No. IA.
VIM. Dickie, district No. 26.
James Ryan, district No. 26.
The following persons declined to
act as road trustees: Geo. Herbert for
district No. 7; Geo. Fl. Simpson for
district No. 6; G. H. Smith for district 1
No. IL: G. r. Tribe for. district No.
~; John Summers for district No. a;
8. ]. Hopple for district No. g.; John
McVay for district No. IL and Fred
W. Lee for district No. s.
The following persons were APP
pointed road trustees in place Of those
having declined to act:
w. Z. G. Unger, district No z.
G. r. ROthwell, district No 6.
e. p. Searles, district No II.
J.. A. Salisbury, district. No 4.
G. w. Connick, district No 8.
Moses Boland, district No ~.
A. B. LaMott, district No IL.
M. NJ. Brown, district No. 5
The clerk was directed to notify
the above appointees Of their APP
pointment, and to state to them and
the trustees heretofore appointed,
who have not yet qualified, that 1t
is very important that trustees should
qualify at once in order that the road
laws as they now exist may be put
into effect.
The board adjourned until 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. m. all members of
the board being present.
The bond of G. e. Warner, Con-
stable for Billings township, was
approved and filed.
The bond Of the First National
bank of Billings to the county treas
urer was returned to the said treas
urer not approved.
The clerk was directed to notify the
county treasurer that the indemnify
ing bonds from the several banks to
him must be signed by three or more
sureties, not officers of the bank, or
by a responsible Surety company,
that the board will meet on the first
day Of July for the purpose OF exam
lining said bonds.
DR.. Goldsworthy appeared before
the board and stated that a case Of
smallpox had broken out at Nc
Shane's camp and requested that DR..
Rinehart Of the county board Of health
bedirected to visit such camp and as
!, sist him in making q thorough
nation thereof: the clerk was direct
ed to inform DR.. Rinehart that it was
the order Of the board that he visit
said camp as requested.
The board adjourned until June "a,
at 10 a. m.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21

While Nicholas would have pre-
ferred a boy, he seems to be just as
happy and the boys are enjoying
something at his expense and wishing
better the next time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-21

on high. Perhaps, the ~recol1ections
of his first fiery ride are not Of so
pleasant a nature as to cause him to
wish for a second experience Of the
same sort.
The colored American., 1901-12-07

% new membtrs was reported by the
oLo1aIy' Mrs. CelesLine AlstOn, Among
1uooe D! Inc new membership receiyed
Us non. john P. Greeu, stamp
Ssent; Hon JudsOn ". Lyons. Reg ster
"a tne treasury; Dr.. Wm. 81. Conner
@Mu H1 WIIe. Joseph Il. Hsnnoe and others.
Lno hnan clal roll was called, anu the
SUN OF Sl5 IS on account of qusIifica
tIOn Iees anu monthly dues was paid
tu'O me treasury. After the trans
@clioh OF other routine business, the as
sUclaSlon adjourned to meet on the first
SHohoay In January 1902, at the resi-
uehce OF Miss May 4 Shepherd, 1IO6
connecticut ave. n. w. The following
oi 'yaOie program was most accept
aOIy rendered. followed by genuine and
nChusiaStic applause kentucky
6aOe, by the Temple Q1arte. te. COM
posed of Messrs Joseph w ,lson, J. De-
WIFI wilson, Wn. Cooper and w, ii.
~arter, Jr., followed by Two additional
selections. Piano sClO, by Rov. Mrs.
Rivers; recitation by Mlss Anna
smith, recently from the Boston Con
serVatOrS; no, Peace { Leave W ith
You" by tie III .sses Mason, Garrett
and Gibbs of the famous Asbury Choir,
Prof. J HeTri Lewis, precentor; solo,
delight" by Mrs. Lena Miller Nc
Kinney, followed by an encore and &C.
eOmpsnied by Prof. Mckinney; bari.
zone solo by the well known aud &C
complished baritOre of Sc Luke's P e
church, Mr.. VIM. IL FOssett, followed
by an additional sele c.iOn and aC-
cOmpanied by Prof BraxtOn, the ar
tissic OrGanist Of the Metropolitan A
VI. b church During the interim. in-
formal remarks highly com plimentary
to those who took part In the program,
and commencing the purposes and
aims OF the association, were made by
drs. Vine -z"l Moore of Can8da, Mrs.
Jesse lawson, Hon. John P. Green
and MsjOr Chas. E. Douglass. After
which ReuCenstein's Melody in F"
was given on the violin and piano Dy
Prof, Edward Amkler and Prot, Brax-
on, respectively. The usual refresh
m5nts were served by the Executive
Committee, and during this service
Miss Lulu Howe pianist Of St. Luke's
church presided at the pisnO
The colored American., 1901-12-07

has Teluctsn'ly discarded his dcuble.
breasted frock coat for box coat, and
doe skin pants, and in lieu of his bo led
shirt, he has donned lawn tennis gar
ment which is reversible. The or ly
part of his original wardrobe now re-
naming is his silk hat, patent feathers
broad smile and tooth pick.
He is DOmiciled in an attic way up
town which contains in addition to the
ordinary outfit OF q bed, table. two
chair end waah stand, an oil stove cOf.
fee pot and frying pan. He has left
n1s address with The Secretary to the
President who thinks he is still at the
Arlington because the card says he's
there He is there every morning weaT-
log out the upholstery. gets there short
Iy after brf fast, sometimes before,
and remains there nearly all day toy
ing with his toothpick and reading tFe
papers. His only reaeon for remaining
in Washington so long is to fiDd out
whether s'Teddy" is going to give him
that colIC csorship or foreign mission
in return for what he did fer him per-
sonally. OF course he hrs los Cf faith
in Teddy" they ate salt together in
Cabe-pIaIn salt, ard salt hoFs, snd he
fl .mIv believes the President will re-
member him WREN he thinks Of him,
and will do tt 9 square thiT g by him.
But he isn't going to call on him until !
he receives an inVitotiOn to do so. Ted
The colored American., 1901-12-07
The TuSkegee Wizard Dined.

a tOOthsOme stag dinner was tender
ed Prof. Booker T. Washington last
Tuesday at noon by a number of his
friends. 1t was served in a private
dining room Of that popular and we'll
known hostIery OF Gaskins and Gaines.
The menu was an elaborate one and
included nearly ell of the delicacies Of
the season. Those present were Prof.
Robert a.. Terrell, principal of the
High School and the newly appointed
judge of the District, Mr. Whitfield
NIX MAY, the enterprising financier
and real estate dealer, Mr.. Douglass B.
McCsry, cashier Of the Capital Savings
Bank and Mr. Edward e. Cooper, edf-
tor Of The Colored American. Whrlethe
dinner was q private one, it was really
an ovation for Prof. Washington, for
many person learning of bis presence
called to pay their respects, among
whom were Prof. Thomas J. Galloway.
Hon. E II. Dsss, of South Caroline.
Captains E. H. Baker and D. B, Jeff.
rtes, who have Just returned from the
Philippine Islands, and many others.
The colored American., 1901-12-07
A PARTICULAR FRIEND.
IF the PTesident-One Of the Mary
Who Fit With Him at San Juan.

OF course you have met him, he sr
rived IN Washington " on the fourth OF
last March, he came to put the finish
Ing touches on the magnificent job he
and his friends turned out in the last
General election. He wore q black,
touble-bre8s s ed frock coat, and pants
o. course, q stand up collar, patent
Gather shoes and broad smile, on his
face which was some times It Iieved with
tooth pick. He told you if you re-
member that he was stopping st the
Arlington, and that he didn't know
how long he was going to remain, as
the President had sent for him to talk
over the Southern situation; that his
fren's down home were urging him to
take the office OF Collector of the Pot
out that he didn't propose to make an
indecent rush for place, Don't you RS
member how Familiarity he talk of Ted
dy'' vi b whom he had "fit'' at San
Juan, and how he told you what Ted
iy said to him when bis regiment was
nus tered out, pressing him to spend
week with him at Oyster Bay; Of the
intimate friendship existing between
hen? How when Teddy was q can
iidate for Governor of New York, the
state Committee suspended operations
for five consecutive hours until certain
=, formation which his friend Teddy |
had teIegrsphed to him for had been |
sent. snd what q boom 1t gave Teddy |
in that campaig Of course you do
Wbo could forget such an interesting
and charming character?
Well he is here yet and he hes been
here since the day Of his arrival, and
,he indications are that he'll remail
until the arrival Of his member snf
york him for a pass If "Teddy" dent
make him Collector Of the Port. he ]
The colored American., 1901-12-07
for fen times It's cost. -

Mrs. Mary Lawler. Of Appleton, Wis,
was cured Of kidney trouble by Peruna.
In recent letter to DIR. Hartman, she
says: "Last August caught summer
cold which settled in the kidneys and
caused me serious inconvenience. Moth
ing did seemed to help me and the
doctor advised q change of climate. AS
that was out of the question for me,
tried Peruna as a last resort, and found
It was God-send to me-"
The kidneys are the natural gateway
out Of which much Of the waste tissue
finds its escape. This waste matter be-
comes very poisonous substance if al
lowed to accumulate. The renal artery
brings the blood charged with tmpuri-
ties to the kidneys.
The colored American., 1901-12-07

If the kidneys are health hey will
excrete the poison from tho g'~.. mhe
renal veins return the r-r31o5 ...-..
from the kidneys to tb aa1.rrs .---
culatiOn.
Peruna stimulates the ..-st..-..
crete from the blood the accun-
poison, and thus prevents the conN.
stons which are sure to follow if the
poisOns are allowed to remain. It gives
great vigoT to the hearts action and
digestive system, both of which are apt
to fail rapidly in this disease.
Kidney diseases are more liable In
summer than In winter. Send for q
copy Of "Summer Catarrh," written by
DR.. Hartman. This book will be sent
free to any address upon application.
The colored American., 1901-12-07
&c musical Association of St Luke'S P
E. Church,

,b,oss b'us Ieguiar monthly meeting Of the
b.' nsmed association was held at
4 nn'eslOenoe Of the president 1889 Z
sinn.W' ~ last Monday evening. The
A. usu'ss OF the November meeting hello
ssa a' fectory, l411 Corcoran stree
.nsn.iea read and approved. Severa
snsSuments 10 TIE constitution recon =
Gss Gusu by the Executive Comm tee
" approved, after " Which the electi( n
The colored American., 1901-12-07
np cHILDS IN QUAKER CITY.
..,,v Marriage BeIls-Among the Schools
and Churches.

Oh IadPIphia, Pa, Especial: the HOI
r.,n,,v B .ptist Church which has late
ILaan built, had its first organ recits
woek TIE new organ is indee
.rtitl aud five of Onr city chOirs ha
ans an evening to entertain the COZ
s,ooaHOn by It's masteIly rendition
The Pastor, Dr.. G. L. P. T=liferrO de
..rvss high praise for the spacious ed
4ca he has erected,
Tbo oeryices at The Cherry Street BsI
s,. Cbnrch on last Sunday were yer.
,-,n,osstve all day. In the mOrntDI
n, Credit preached an excellent ser
non fsllowed ky one in the evening
-. snbiect of which was The Dew
landing to his own business. DIR Z
~ Co,lds Of Washington, D. G wor
s,DDad with us in the morning. Afte
,Io,eUurar service he was presented Il
-. congregation for a few remarks
"siob we're indeed sppreciative as they
'anoo,Ded the uplifting of Christ's king
Som here on earth.
The bClidsy SESSION is fast approach
,o.ord all are locking forward to this
..o.on with delight, Everyone Is put
g0v forth his greatest effort to make
a.. assson one that shall never b:
o,,sed from the annsls OF the sCoin
solumn of CbIo's scroll and cast into
.bs saa Of Oblivion never to rise again
The twenty-six h day of December will
b.tbe second annual dance OF the gu
Hillary to the Day Nursery.
Announce menE cards have been re-
saved by the friends Of Miss Blanche
O,rDish aud Mr.. Levin G. Martin who
we're uuteIy married On wednesday
evening, Noven bar twenty-seventh by
Rev. Henry L. Phillips at the Ohurct
sithe CrucifxiOn.
President R jOseeelt, Lieut. Genera
Niles, Sec. Long and Sec. Root togett-
uWith distinguished party OfinVitee
guests witnessed the foot ball game II
out city on ct Saturday. The game
VAS played between Annapolis ard
Vest Point, the score OF which was 11-5
10 favor of West Point.
Mssdames Nancy Brown and John
S'dgwick have taken a short trip to
Boston, visiting relatives and friends.
hisr Mary PrOutt has returned to her
home In B limore where she was JON
ID In wedlock to Mr.. Benjamin CIarF
'thst city.
Mr. Clarence Richardson, 1901 grad
'ats Of Lincoln Un versity is in { ur city
'nets he will remain for the winter,
hr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and
'on OF Greater New York were in the
a'! enrOute to their home after q pleas
nt trip through the Sunny South.
Misses MseBeIle and KiIa WsIker o
North Philadelphia entertained at their
Home few friends at a sacred musicale /
VI last Sunday in honor Of MissMaggie /
Williams, one of Harrisburg, Pa.'r
SCHOOL marms.
Ft0t' Ovens, Of BordenTown, n J.
'tsnt >, Thanksgiving here, visiting |
tfsnds.
Lisut Waiter II. Lcviug Of Wash
IS'On, D. G. stopped through our city !
o Dis way to New York.
The colored American., 1901-12-07

dy knows that he Is a man that wont
stand any nonsense, sab
Concluded in next issue.
The colored American., 1901-12-07

The OTatOIiO! The Oratoriol The ora
tOrio Decent er the twentieth,
The colored American., 1901-12-07

ID
was cured of kidney trouble by Peruna. Hes
in seva
trouble of kidneys trying several remedies uo
relief
relieved me entirely of
felt n my
D. Jacox Chaplain writes from
865 Broadway, Oakland, ~ ~
" am an old veteran Icontacd trouble
hundreds
"in
using 1t Our
Peuna
believe myself
r fen its
Sharp County record., 1901-05-17
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The magazine section is illustrated rhs IN ua snrtio
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Sharp County record., 1901-05-17
NOTICE.

will meet the Taxpayers
hi Sharp county, Ark at
fbe following named places
Ind dates, for the purpose OF
assessing the real and per-
|soaal property of said county
|for the year 1901.
i You are requested to bring
hour title papers in order TO
kvoid mistakes.
Lower North township at Coats NO"o"'
d une 10, 1901 NJ sbride,s.
|luesday, June Il, 1871 .,-. U.dresdov.
4 Timer Norlh township at "ir'h' "''"'7''N'
4 lane I2, 1901. ....,,a Tburs-
nav, June l5, l9Ol' ,,,u,,,,s Cree,
II soutb Union township, at Marlh's Ci'''
<friday, June II, 1901 ,.....,,,. md
Fl .acksoa township, at Willlloru' '"'"i
afoneay, June Is and II, 1901 .,.a
i ebanon township, at HigSlhDo''oiH ''""''
ITuesday, June Is, l9jl' , we'd
!. o,anon township, at Pleasant kluge' "e"'
inesday June 49, 1911 ,r.,..aoc Iure
4 Morgan township, at Center. Thursday 'uhe
20, 1901. ,,u vr,ioy and
"A davidson township, at King MILL fl'0@S ''''''
Saturday, June i and Y, l'OI' ,-.
Il Love rreek township at Georges camp
sroupd. Monday, June a, 1901.
4 p,cbwoods township, al u. B' Ferg"son .
+ 1uesday, June 2j, 1901, ,y..,o,.
Il pichwoods township, at Ash Flat, wednesday
nd Thursday, June % and q, l9Jl'
N Highland township, atHighlanu' rrluaS' '"n'
les, lJJl. ,oo,
% uardv township, at Hardy, July to ., i9Ol'
Exclusive ,,-,.,,d
81 strawberry township at Precinct, Monday anu
Tuesday, July and9, 1901.
"a Big Greek township, at Calamlne' Wesneso"'
Ind Thursday, July 10 and H. 1901 ,
"a Scott township, at shelbyVllIe' friday '"iS
s12. 1901. rnrr
n Scott township, Ir. Tlbbles, Saturday. July
ia, 1901. ,,o and
'F Gave township, at Cave City, Monday anu
tuesday, July Is and lG, 1871.
&, sullivan township, at BrickIes Spring, We'd
nesday, July l., 1901 .,,.
81 sullivan township, at Sidney, Thursday, July
Is, 1901, ., ,,,,,
M Johnson township, at St. Paul, Friday July
~, 1901. o,,.,
t4 Washington township, at PoWeIs Chapcl'
Monday, Juy22, 1901
Big Rock township, at Mt. Pisgah' Tuesday
sJuly, %, lCJl,
M Big Rock township, at Poughkeepsie, We'd
nesday, July24 1901.
Pluey Fork township, at Evening Shade, july
20 to August 10, inclusive.
J. A. HARRELL,
Assessor.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-17

Several parties are in the ci-
ty representing the Burgess POr-
trait Company of Moberly, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Dicker-
sons little daughter is recovering
from an attack of typhoid fever.
"A council Of Knights of Ka-
dosh was organized at this place
last week wien about II members.
Maj. j. P. Cochran made a
trip to Cave City one day this
week. He says Cave City is a
fine little town.
Mothers of good Judgment and
experience give their little ones
Rocky Mountain Tea tins month ,
keeps them we'll 3jc, Made by
Madison Medicine Co.
We acknowledge a much ap-
preciated call from john Brim OF
Strawberry township one day this
week. He says his section is
suffering for rain.
Rev. W. H. Hulett of Center
dropped into our sanctum We'd
nesday and as token of his ap-
probation Of this paper paid a
years subscription in advance.
M. A. Coger this week sold
out his stock of goods and also
his business house to the firm of
Williams & Edwards, who moved
the merchandise to their place Of
business.
Geo. c. Hlckock, Curtiss, Wis.
says: "Foleys hldney Cure has
been tested and found to be all you
claim for it. Ihaye given 1t to my
father and 1t is the only thing that
ever helped him." Williams " Ed
wards.
The Evening Shade base ball
boys have their ground cleaned
and up in good shape, and are
ready to meet any team in the
county. The Evening Shade
boys were the county champions
last year and are going to try to
win that place again this year.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-17
POUNDERS-PRICE.

Last Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock Hon. William E. Founders
and Miss Make Price were joined
together in the holy bonds Of
matrimony at the residence OF the
brides parents, M,r. and Mrs.
w. H. Price, two and one-half
miles north of Evening Shade.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. F. R. Noe, chaplain of the
last house of representatives, in
the presence of cnly few i'm
mediate friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties. The
happy couple left Sunday after
noon for points in Tennessee and
Mississippi.
Mr.. Founders is one of the
rising young men of our county
He was elected to the last legis-
lature by an overwhelming vote,
in which capacity he served his
constituents in manner to win
their approval. He is a man of
strong moral character, conscien-
tious, and dares to do right on
every occasion.
Mrs. Founders is one of the
county's fairest daughters, highly
accomplished and a graduate Of
Galloway College. Shepossesses
many traits which are found in
the composition Of noble char
acter.
The RECORD joins many friends
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Pound
ers a long and useful life.
Mr.. f. d. Arnold, Arnold, Iowa,
writes: He was troubled with kid
ney trouble about three years, Had
to get up several times during the
night, but three bottles of Foley's
Kidney Cure effected a complete
cure, he feels better than he ever did
and recommends it to his friends.
Williams & Edwards.
William M. Akin of Sulphur
Rock was in town Wednesday
and made this shanty a pleasant
call. Mr.. Akin corresponds reg
ularly 10 several county news
papers over the name of
"Groundhog."
Last Sunday in the forenoon
Rev. Jas. F. Jernigan conduct
ed a service at the Methodist
church especially tor the older
people, the occasion being known
as "old folks day." Quite a
crowd of people, both old and
young, was present and a splen-
did service was had. At night
Rev. Jernigan preached to a large
congrega ton on the subject of
foreign missi ons.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-17

Try the new remedy for costlve'
ness, Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every box guaran"
teed. Price, 25 cents. For sale by
Snow, the druggist.
Into each lite some rams must tall,
Wise people don't sit down and
bawl;
Onlv fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Noun
tain Tea at night.
Sharp County record., 1901-05-17


is dangerously low with con-
sumption at Center
W. c.. Shaver made a busi-
ness trip to Barren Fork and
other points this week.
The RECORD family return
thanks to Mrs. ThoS. |. Herrn for
some nice strawberries.
"A son was born to the editor
and wife on the 18th inst. Now
is the time to subscribe.
TIE ONLY GUARANTEED E!DNE7 :7is
IS Smiths sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund money, 1t alter
taking one bottle you are not en-
tlrelv satisfied with results 5Oc.
Vote against county uniform
itv in school text books on to-
morrow. Uniformity falls to give
satisfaction where it is on trial.
will exchange flour for corn
at SOC per bushel if brought in
right away. Please tell your
friends. j. R. Metcalf.
5. M. Davidson and wife OF
near Hardy were visiting rela-
tives in and around Evening
Shade the latter part Of last week.
M. NJ. Stewart, the builder,
expects to complete the bank
building this week and it is like
lv it will be occupied the first Of
next week.
"I had a running sore en- my
breast for over a year." says Henry
K. Richards OF Wlllseyville, N. T.,
"and tired a great many remedies,
but GOT no rellet until | used Banner
Salve. After using one half box, |
was perfectly cured, | cannot re"
commend it too highly" Williams
& Edwards.
Hamilton G. Son desire to let
the people know that they are
ready now to card wool. Carding
days are Wednesday and Thurs
day of each week. Satisfactory
work guaranteed.
DIR. Sam S. Beatty went to
Kings Mill Wednesday where
he will locate for the practice OF
his profession. His many friends
around Evening Shade wish him
a successful career.
Misses Lena Howard and
Edith Collins, accompanied by
Dr.. E. N. F. Sullivan, made this
office a pleasant call Tuesday
and found out some of the mys-
teries Of a print shop.
Mrs. Tennessee Ritchie died
at her home a few miles from
Evening Shade last Sunday
morning at 2 o'clock at an ad-
vanced age, and was buried at
the cemetery below town Sunday
afternoon. She was a most eX-
emplary, Christian old lady and
had many friends.
On the 4th Sunday at II a. m.
a service for old people will be
held at Cave City. All from 20
to 100 years Of age, and from so
back to / year Of all churches and
of no church fellowship in lnde-
pendence and Sharp counties are
hereby cordially invited 70 attend.
Pastor.