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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-11-11
ABOUT TOWN.

i light ram Tell carry tiiis 'iiV' .
ing
For 4LE bicycle which has
been used only twice and is in per-
feet condition. Apply at The HER
AID office.
4 party Of three Mexican work
men, two Of them machinists, will
leave here tomorrow for the interior
of Mexico, to try their luck there.
4 young boy named Felipe Cas-
tiIlo. aged 10 years, died here this
morning at half past ten o'clock.
The funeral takes place tomorrow.
Gregorio Sosa, a Mexican mer-
chant who is said to be very i'll
with typhoid fever, was taken from
Brownsville to Matamoros, on a
cot. today about noon, in order to
be near his physician, who resides
In the latter city. =
CLOTHING SALESMAN: | have been
appointed agent in this vicinity for
Wanamaker & Brown, Philadel-
phia, and am prepared to submit
samples and take measures for
mems made-to-order clothing OF
every description. Guaranteed to
be the best material and a perfect
fitting garment cheaper than it can
be bought elsewhere. Give me a
trial order. HERBERT bennett.
The marriage Of Miss Marie
Lacaze and DR.. Soils, both OF Rio
Grande City, takes place tomorrow
at that place. The bride elect Is
we'll known in Brownsville, having
been educated in the Incarnate
Word Academy of this city, and
has many friends here who wish her
much happiness in her welded life,
and congratulate DR.. Soils upon his
good fortune in winning so sweet
and fair a bride.
The Fort Brown boys think they
would like to have a victory over a
Brownsville team at baseball as
sauce for their Thanksgiving turkey.
WHY not try conclusions with them
once more? Brownsville used to
have some fine players, and prob
ably with practice could make up
a team that would, at least, make
1t interesting for the post. Now
that our siege of political fever IS
ended, why not make up a match
game for Thanksgiving?
1t was hoped that the official
election returns of the county might
be published in this afternoons Is
sue. but THE HERALL's rapidaction,
Simplex type-setter doesn't work as
fast as it ought on tabulated mat
ter. and so the returns were not I'M
ished in time for today. They will
appear without fail tomorrow. All
who are interested in election stat
istics in this section should secure
a copy of the issue with these re-
turns,and keepit for future reference.
Don'tdepend upon borrowing copy
from your neighbor, but buy one for
yourself, if you are not subscriber.
Extra copies will be on sale at The
HERALD office at II cents each,
Mexican coin-same price to every
body, and anybody who will pay
for it can have one, whether he likes
the editor or not.
Aa%@
nIG Ron1ne nhric%i
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BASEBALL AT THE POST.
Reported for The HERALD.

Another interesting game of
baseball was played at the post
grounds Sunday afternoon between
teams from Companies B and A.
Considering the number of errors
on both sides, the score was not
large. The FEATURES were the battery
work of both sides.
Following are the scores of each
team:
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are Natures warning notes of
approaching danger from a dis
eased heart. If you would
avoid facilitating diseases, or
even sudden death from this
hidden trouble pay heed to the
early warnings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles, quiet its nerv-
Gus irritation and regulate its
action with that greatest of all
heart remedies, DR.. Miles
Heart Cure.
"Darting pains through my
heart, left side and arm would
be followed by smothering, heart
spasms and fainting. DR.. Niles
Heart Cure has entirely elieyed
ne OF those troubles. +"
JOHN VANDENBURGH,
255 Kewaunee St., Milwaukee, Wis.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-11-11

SUMMARY: Two base hits-Coxx
l. Stolen bases-Burgess 1, Brady
1, Waterman 1, Massey 1, Voetsch
l, Coxx 1. Hit by pitcher-Nolan
l. Wild pitch Monochrome l.
Base on balls-Nolan 4, Horne 2
Struck out-By Nolan 8, by Horne
8. Umpire, Mr.. Godroin.
The post team would like to get
game with the Brownsville team
for Thanksgiving Day.
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D.. Miles
Heart Core

controls the heart action, accel-
crates the circulation and builds
up the entire system. Sold by
druggists on a guarantee.
Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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We're either well or progressing favor
adv.
There b-iHE but thirteen per cent of
failures. h parties We're satisfied and
Closed the ta:sacti0n The proceed
ingS OF the investigating committee and
the clinical reports of the test cases
were pnpl&het, and viii b. mailed free
on app'icsA IN Address John J Full
il Compan 420 Montgomery St San
Francisco. l.
E-'USSCRIBI to the BROWNSVILLE
- DAILY HERALD.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-10-29

COAL FOR RSALE--Phone to j. J. Dob
blna' stable or coal yard. *
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Moffattsyille Matters.

Our beautiful fall weather has been
broken by heavy rain, which began
Sunday morning and still continued at
this writing.
T.J. Baskin and r. s. Sherard at
tended services at Lowndesville Sun
day. DR.. Moment is conducting the
meeting there.
Misses Lois Harris and Cora McLees.
of Anderson, were visitors at Iva last
Sunday.
IL. Sherard, Of Anderson, visited
his parents Sunday.
Mrs. w. G: SheraM and Mise Ellen
Sherard have been visiting in Abbeyille
County. They expect to move to Alb
beville G. III. soon. where Mr. Sherard
has a position. We regret very much
to lose them as well as many other
families who, have removed from our
community in Ihe last year.
Ma. Sallie Hamilton, who has been
qni.. sick. Is improving. Memo
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TownviIIe Happenings.

Miss Lizzie Bruce is seriously ill with
typhoid fever at this writing. We
hope for speedy recovery.
Miss Varina Smith and Dora Wootten
spent several days visiting relatives
and friends in Anderson recently.
Prof. l.. Nj. MaEatfey and family re-
moved from this place to Dean station
last week. Prof. Mahaffey is an ex-
cellent teacher and worthy citizen.
and we regret his departure from our
midst. We congratulate the people of
Starr on securing such an able instruc-
tor for their children.
Walter Dickson, of Asheville, n. c.,
was in our midst recently.
Misses Stella, Lille and Marion
Campbell visited friends and relatives
in Anderson last week.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the circus at Anderson tho 18th
inst.
MIR. Mitchell. who has been spending
the past few months in Alabama, has
returned.
c. II. Kay. Esq. and family, of Bel
ton. are visiting the family Of w. +.
NJ: FAINT. Esq, near this place.
w. Boggs went to Atlanta, Ca, on
business last week.
The farmers here are very busy at
present saving their cotton and hay.
Mrs. j. -. Compton and little daugh-
ter, Oracle, who have been spending
awhile with the formers daughter,
Mrs. e. L. Juem, of Lavonia, Ca, have
returned home
Messrs E. n, j. E. and Jcter Camp
bell visited the family of DR.. s. G.
Bruce. of Anderson, not long since.
Oct. %. Pansy.
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Hollands Store Items.

! Sim Sullivan. Il colorcd tenant on A.
! +. Shcarcr's land. had a lot of seed cot
/ ton stolen from the field one night last
i week The field lay on the river and
in plain view of Georgia, and it is
/ thought that the cotton was carried
/ over the river. There were about ;>j5
! pounds in the field. and it was all
taken. The place of landing was plain
and tracks to and from the cotton field
could be easily traced, but beyond this
no other clew could be obtained.
Gathering crops, both corn and cot
ton, are about over. Corn on bottom
lands turned out we'll.
Some oats have been sowcd and the
work Still continues. Preparations are
IN progress for q good wheat crOp.
W nat is sOwed will be put in well, as
we have ample time.
Miss Ophclia Clinkscales opened n
school ut Ruhamah on Monday, Goth
INST, and Miss Bette Earle commenced
Il school near her home ut Evergreen
last Monday morning. Guy Norris has
months SO ii can be sc.n that nnpnr-
tunltlcS are ample for tho children of
ms section t0adyancc if they have the
will.
Our sick are all cOnvalcsccnt.
There will be some changes soon in
Our midst, .Norgnn Jones will occupy
Mrs. Hollands lipusr. Jones Mc(iec
VII! move to ,hc Smith place, on Cen
ciosttc, and james Glenn will move 10
the place vacated by Mr. McGce.
Mss tosalcc C0rdinr, of Hart Coun
~, Ta., Is here with her sister, Mls.
Shchlcr, fora few weeks
Mrs. Caudlc. OF Anderson, is spend
ing Il few days here with her parents.
me year has passed since the rural
mail service has been in force. and we
like 1t better and better. Our clever
carrier. Walter l.. lruitt. has not
missed Il day IN the year He is always
ON time and never leaves IL stone un-
turned I" accommodate his patrons.
Such service cannot fail to meet ap-
proval. "t'nclc Sam ought to tack or
another hundred to- his salary.
We hope the bridge ut lIardscrabblc
will soon be built before the winter
rains begin and IL little work done on
the iilll on the western side of tho
creek. Burke.
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Hang our harm doors with Hangers
furnished by Sullivan Hard ware &c. end
you will never b. troubled by having
Them become displaced.
ANY CHURCH or parsonage or insti-
tuition supported by voluntary contribu-
ton will be given liberal quantity Of
the Longman u Martinez Paints when.
ever they paint
NoTE-This las been our custom for
twenty-seven years; any building not
satisfactorily painted will be repainted at
our expense; about one gallon Of Linsesd
on to be added to every guiiou OF the
pain: to make ready for Use; it's mixed
In two minutes, and the cost Of the paint
thereby reduced to about Sl.30 per gallon.
Yearly product over one million CAL
lone. Apply to any four agents, always
the best merchant in every city and town
In the United States.
Longmau & Martinez.
Sole Agents. F. B. Crsyton & Co., An
dersop, Holcom be & Heynie, Bolton.
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Rock Mill Dots.

tn .ur'h and last @ artery Confer
er"a frr the Mcclure Circuit will be held
q Pruvit, nee Nv. D..
Rev. B. NJ. Rub-r,>nu, nf Anderson,
pr-acn..t AN elrgan' n"d Instructive her-
nou tO hn nt'-nliv- aud hppr-ci~tiv va con-
grekAtiOn u Pruvid-uc, Yesterday. after.
noon.
Cotton il H. arly all p'rka !. and the far
rEers made III ire than they At ii rot thought
thay would.
Snail grain IL h-'ng s"Sn largely.
Oats aud barley are mkinx ti1+.
We had Considerable raj = SUNDAY and
Sunday might.
a lot OF p.avines and forage have been
saved and stored for wintrr us'.
j. j. Gilmer Jr., has accep -d n posi-
tion at Anderson with sim p-on 81 Mo-
CIure.
Mrs. c. s. Ske ton has r+oovered from
her Illness since our laHs writing.
Prof. c. NJ. B .rrett lett Yesterday TO
take charge OF the school at Zion.
Two negroes, Tste Scott and Charley
Henderson,, had difficulty tast SUNDAY
night on their wav from Chigger Hill
Church. in which Henderson rso.ived q
bullet from pistol at the hands Of Scott,
but was not seriously wounded. Scott
haR made good his escape thus far.
KY Foster, colored. was sentenced to
the ohaingang by Magistrate Anderson
for violation OF contract.
No killing frosts have come "a yet.
The public schooia for this township
begin Nov. 8.
Goodbye 70 the readers Of the dear old
Intelligencer. Brer Rabbit
October q, 1867.
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Alice News.

close.
Misses Daisy snd bessie Blackman.
two charming girls of Anderson, visit
e in this community last Saturday
Light ana Sunday. Come again, girls,
your visits are always appreciated.
Miss Ollie Hall has been very i'll.
Miss Lula McWhorter was called
home last Sunday to see her father,
who was very ILL.
Sam McAdans has sold his mule and
ls going to buy buggy horse for Sun
day use only. Think he will 90 to Au-
gusta, Ca. to buy one.
j. ): Galley and wife went to Bow
man, Ca, last week on a visit.
d. Is. McAdams was out visiting the
gins last week getting up the cotton
report.
Bass Hall and family spent last Sat-
urday night with Mrs. Halls father.
Rev. w. Is. Hawkins has been re-
elected to serve another year at Rocky
Kivcr Church. Farmer.
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Maiors' Items.

Well. Mr.. Editor, quite time has
elapsed since you have heard from
our burg, but wo will attempt to give
yOu few dots.
we nave been having some pleasant
weather for the passed few days, and
the farmers are making good use of it /.
Miss Lizzie Johnston, charming
young lady of Majors. is visiting rela-
tiycs and friends in Greenyillc.
Thc ladies OF this section have or
EanlZcd Woman s Missionary Society,
and their first meeting was held ut
Willis Chapel 10Th inst
MISS Nora Eyattc and Lawrence
Iantrell were united in marriage
W. j.. Johnston has been very sick,
Dlit Is better, and we hope he will soon
recover.
Miss Gertrude johnson has entered
the l'cndlctnn Graded School
Mrs. Is. +. Martin is in Grecnvile
visiting her danghtor, Mrs. Lee Hanks.
we think the wedding bells will
ring again soon, us Il certain young
man calls on his girl quite often.
w. III. Martin, OF this section, is
gong rushing mercantile business.
lie has also purchased fine buggy
horse.
WA. G.. Jamison, one among our
another fine mule.
.lr. and Mrs. $. f. Whitten, of Pen
d!et0n. visited the lntter's father, S.
Nj Johnston. Saturday and Sunday.
The woods are alive these nights
with "possum hunters"
Miss Emma Newton, of Pendleton,
visited Mrs: w. II. Martin recently.
The Martin and Wilson ginery have
something over two hundred custo-
mers. and gin from 40 to so bales O day.
viii. Martin visited Greenville dur
ing Carnival week. You Know.
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Lowndesviiie Items.

Dr.. "A. II. Moment, of New York, hut
VINO now IL supplying several churches
in Abbeville County. began IL series of
meetings in the Presbyterian Church
here last Friday night and will con
Time FOR several days. The services
are being well attended in spite of the
inclemcncy of the weather.
A1essrs. T.: j. Baskin and Il. S. Sher-
ard, OF MOffattsville, attended services
here yesterday.
Mrs. Lem Reid and children, of Iva.
spent Saturday in town with relatives.
Fair week i'll Abbeville attracted
quite number from here. Among
those who were there were Messrs.
Henry MOseley. Gamewell and Ellis
Huckabee. L. e. Liddell. Marion Lati-
merI, Dewitt Barnes. Profs. Harper
and Brooks, Dr. j. d. Wilson, Misses
Annie and Kate LiddelI, Allie Mae
chine. Mrs. II. A. Tennant, Mrs. RI.
Smith, Mrs. Dewitt Barnes.
Miss Lizzie Nance spent lust week in
Abbeville with relatives.
DIR. Is. A. Henry, OF Anderson, was
in town few days ago.
g. Sherard, of Iva, spent yester-
day in town.
Willie Baker, of Jacksonville, Fla,
spent last week with his aunt, Mrs.
Hop Baker. He wasraised in Lowndes-
vile, and his friends are glad to know
he Is doing 80 we'll In his adopted State.
James T. Baker, of Washington,
spent last week with his mother.
Mrs. Addie Franks and son, James,
left last Tuesday for their home in
Philadelphia, after having spent the
summer with the formers parents.
Prof. IL. 7. Brooks spent Saturday
and Sunday in Warrenton with his
grandmother.
Mrs A. f. Moorehead went to An
derson to-day Vedie.
Oct. 81.
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The % above explains itself "a Sensible Woman don't think
Tin and THE MAGNET they will get the best Goods
wONDEREUL SHOE BARGAINS.
Ladies' Dongoa all solid Shoes
Ply W per pa We make the pi $50 pair Chdren Pbbd
Shoes H.
the underselng q Bic
Shoes,
ing price 61o - - " '
We proudly make the claim
you buy The Shirts quality Madras Cord
fellow 50c each, 2lo saving EACH.
TO WIN TRADE oustrp competition Jeans PANTS
the other f:ws dollar kind, pair
JEANS all woo7oz price yard tempting
price 2o 90 IN .1'
price caudl " - 9' - s1.e
Felt Window Shades complete with only
Don't forget the 900 Shirts Too
ABSOLUTELY FREEy
On Monday
lucky number handsome Iron King Cooking stoy
81 90 entitled Coupon easy trying
o Remember this when shopping remember that
where Goods
Yours always truly,
JOHN A. AND MAGNET
nsg- The down to Best
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Southern Railway Tourist Tickets.

R"xir"inv Ort,l-r 18th The Southern
Hallway will cn,i.iuence .ale OF wipt.r r
touri, tick+ie to principal resorts In the
south under the .Ana conditions exist
ing In prevt nus vARr.. FIR detailed in
formation a.'o rAtas, resorts, ect., apply
To anv nxent OF tha Southern Railway.
w. II. Tavioe. ASsis'Ant g General PasseI,.
ger Agent Atlanta. g.; r. w. Hunt.
Diviainn Passenger Agent, Charleston, i,
g.; j. c. Ram, District Passenger Agent.
Atlanta, Ga
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Don't

Imagine that oil Flours are alike. There
is difference, 9 big difference. So much
depends upon having pure, white and
nutritious Flour that the subiect la
worthy your careful Investigation and
consideration.
You will be better satlsfled In selecting
"CIiftnn" flour, a fact that everyone who
Knows anything about Flour will tell
yon In pnrity, whiteness and quality,
Clifton" Flour excels all other Flours.
Don't imagine that because "Clifton''
Flour is q high grade Flour that the
price In high. because the price is low, in
Ia dear at any price, while "Clifton" Ia
the very best that v on can buy.
Bransford Mills. Owenshoro Rv
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xs.> Yna Oyn a Nice Mare?

Irso ,nu' f4,t TO nreed her to Idelson
TX, G.. - ia, COT. Dr. lMoND DEE. Reg.
No. 3o. u np~ n.kinS the eeasop for O
fey's Sreols-A Ncta 20 . III stand Andar-
eon, 6. G. Its osst bred Horse In the
GoHth. II
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JOHN A. AUSTIN AND THE MAGNET
az The down the Post Office that sells the Best
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Save ynnr rra.a wtth Blade and
Snatn from Sullivan Hardware Co They
have BladeA ..-rfecely r-t and eharpenad
which they tan furnish with guy style
3 lRth wanted.
MONEY 10 IOAN-A few thousand
dollars To lend on Land for cl!ante. Ap
ply to f. Mard", Attorney-at- Law.
WANTED District Managers for the
PsnnAylvAnia Casualty Company of
Scranton, Pa, writing all forms of liza.
htliiy. elevator and plate glass insurance,
VIII pay To the right agent extra com.
mission.
Bequest. Dudley & Mann,
l4-6 Charlotte, N. G.
Churns! Oburns! Churnsi A los OF all
sizes of the celebrated Cylinder Churns
just recaived. Brook Hardware Go.
Sullivan Hardware Co. have Just re-.
ceived the frat and only cold car load Of
Crates ever brought to Anderson. They
have all the lat. d-aigne and finishes and
eau quote interesting prices.
Danger 10 Fa,, coIds.
FAN ooIda ara liable to hang on all win
bronchius or consumption. Folsy's,
Honey and Tar cures quickly and pre-
vents serious resulta. Il is old aud re.
liable. tried and tested. safe and sure,
cOntaina no opiates and will not coneti.
pate. Evana Pharmacy.
WANTED-Sorap Iron OF every de-
eoription and Old Machinery. Any kind
OF fire wrecka or stook. Write for par
t!oular-. Address J. B. Garfnnkei, Co
lumbia, G. c. 1874.
Do you contemplate doing any build
van Hardwsro Cos. line OF Buiider'a
Hardware. They have all the lateat de-
signs, OF Locks B,lta, DO !, and can is
you up In o moat satisfactory way,
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THE GLOBE STORE.
a SEN 5lBlE WOMAN.

CITY, OCTOBER
DEAR FRED No need time looking That
the O
the window has the Goods your
me-
SDon fail bring Skirts at
each appreciate them yourself
of them for m " y KATE
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Merchants. DO You Handle Shoee2

We are selling agents for J. X. Orr's
celebrated Advertised Red Seal Shoes.
Boston and Atlanta. This Line COM
6rises everything from the cheapest
Brogau 10 the tireat hand made poode.
Our mems KinE Bee to vetail at S3. so and
Ladies' Queen Bses to retail at So so are
the most elegant and best advertised
Shoes on The market. Every pair war
ranted w" ask merchants in need OF
Shoes I" call at our Office and inspect
this Liue.
WEBB g. CATER,
Com mission NJ erohants and Mill Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-07

FOR SALE-Lots 66. IS. 20 and y. Lauck's
addition. Fairview avenue. Henry w
Huttmann. Biting block 1l5-su-We-tf
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L C.. CHARLES Architect. Plans speci-
fc8ti0us and details for all classes OF
building Modern and convenient homes
q speciality. Room 6. over Fourth Ma
Iq7 -vre-s-l-tf
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Corner First and Lawrence. Phone II.
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Barred Plymouth Rocks
Partridge Ccchl1s and Bur OrpinEt0n
cnlCscus. zhite turkeys and Mammoth
ieAa ducks u premiums last three
seasons Grit she'll blood meal. aL
kiu1s ~ rl4.try and hog rerladIes-
Lees EEC-makeF ard Lice killer Con-
key g Eoer Cure. al Wholesale ard re-
tail S=-d for circular
OTTO WEISS. los 6. Meade. wichita.
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MUSICAL SCHOOLS.
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FINANCIAL.
PATENTS.


FOR YOUR PICNIC and fishing parties
and hay-rack rides. see II. T. Peck, 2fI
Pennsylvania Phone 4S6
I41-we-fr-su-tf
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Hrs. NAPIER-MAGILL

c-o S1est
-cter fra-a L-ral. ai4 -.-c4e e ra-
ltl- --a1er -1 r-all --r lrE--1-l-a1 lE
.-cs L--L-e. -Eg--rr ara lEsIa az
tstl.is4l-. 1icrczEr s. ~ res-
-Fs aa Fridays. 81 n - s r.
Er1f esseE. TueuLs accerte si
serEs- etc, CT aiEl-4l-ca. - Sees =. *
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-02-04
A Polite Refusal.

London, Jan. 31.-Wiring from The
Mail says that the reply of Great Bri-
tain to the Dutch note concerning
peace in South Africa, is a polite re-
be granted for a commission to pro,
coed to South Africa. Lack Of any
authorization by the Beers has prov
ed fatal" says the correspondent, "but
the door of negotiations is not wholly
closed, since Great Britain's reply re-
affirms the willingness Of that coun-
try to consider any authorized pro-
posal tending to a conclusion Of
peace"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-02-04

S5.C0O is a little more than he feels
they are able to lose, even in SO good
a cause as Kidding Montana of it's
wolves and coyotes.
entire story is that Mr.. Shelper claims
to be a newspaper man. 1t is difficult
to imagine that of the craft should
be so careless about informing him
selfaconcerning a matter of so much
importance in a transaction where
dollars and cents to an amount almost
fabulous to the average moulder of
public opinion are concerned.
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CONTRACT is AWARDED.
High Line Ditch to Be Greatly En-
larqed.

T1tSn LlHG DlVCn TO sc 0fGaIiy En-
larged. \
From Sundays Daily Gazette.
A meeting Of the directors of the
High Line Ditch company was held
yesterday afternoon at the office of
County Surveyor Morris for the pur-
pose of considering proposals for en-
larging the ditch.
Only two bids were submitted and
the contract wa sawarded to Alex
Gass at 141a cents per yard. The
total amount of earth that will have
to be removed is estimated at about
$4,000 cubic yards. Work on the i'm
provement is to begin. as soon as pos
sible. and when completed the ditch
will have a capacity of 1000 inches
Of water, or double its present capac-
ity,
In addition to the enlargement, the
ditch is also to be brought to grade.