davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-01

All! other
past and pres
ont day eff
forts pale beside
it and the futul
promise of equa
mensity. The
Sublime Spleen
did, Elaborate,
Soul Thrilling,
Lofty, Noble, En-
%trancing, Pan
mimic, Drama
Operatic. See
Spectacular PLAY,
~Jerusalen and
the Crusades,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-01
Sed Aero lI-H
!, Riders, NM
ers, Gym
Is: +: Is: 4: SHOWN
ack.
such IN THE

a combined herd of Elephants
and Camcls actually sixty in
number.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-07-01

nasts and
Aerial Won
ders of every
Continent
and Country
and given in
on 2 stages, il
and the En-
Hippodrome
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

rEIoAHD, HI IT Bfnmrse b.
~ Gar ftauHs1 iIavsnbzs-vsd Bsrm.
D. the tnBsst uonfp AIRY nIan uT-vn1nIIL
lnzEu use vriUo n vzslk nun tins alta
sfrsntsnf any zsTtnus illness.
HI NAVE seen & ussu N q 1mInissr 20
1punxitesGertt CASES, HIt havs seeu sey.
srdlnttpsT units ussG tlrftu 1fnuItti tina
ltiress vsiuDuzzdB srmEs iIAGt tiEe4uro.0ss.
RELIEF.
l1AsyIHEH EsBnEE IA TxsSrBrs VITALITY
nErr-aKEs Jtudffy v lgVT HHn 1rsIHsV fEsziffI
n1uh HrrsHazh IN q wonderfully sl1Ur.
ffntc. AXE. KsCTE rFHulM
In vtay III tiss Ersat nutttttute o.
suffering ifrnn KnnIe it1rnn q T.
mats1 dbssssH aud vet 1manhsa n itmd zn-'
sur, IN. Hartman, the ~raIuovzHsC Eus'
ctalEss On fanIats catarrhal Diseases ma
aumnumcet hH willingness tndtrHst .tIt,
asrsatnrant Df - mary Bases ~ maze
application "a MIN unrnKr tine MINI
months, vritiInrrt ltiIargO. AfturesF TIM
EaruuRA Isitcnro 10. Iadtunthus nnbs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
WISCONSIN 1senrucrats

Oshkosh Wis, Aug M-1tetveen NV
sEz hm1red delegates filled tir
ufer, iuollse at nam tgtiav when tiH
Democratic stat, convention WIZ caltst
To order ny a. q WartteG, chairman a
81 the STATE central committed. Tir
convention which will be- II session wv,
uay4. will mimi .%cgmiuiaJes nor govel
mon. Lieutenant governor, secretary On
state. STAGE treasurer. attoruev general
railroad commissioner amt Insurance.
commissioner Former .ttnveru1r Hso.
" 1}etH g. the prdiNintc uoniulec non
governor. Spirited contests arr N Tor
o. the ntiter piaces ou tine ticket.
Tite resolutions will deal principally
with STATE issites, amt particular utten.
tnn will bc gwen to tirc question Of
primary election and rreInirt traffic
commissions. TIM national ticker and
platform u tiF IL Louis convention
will be- warmly euturssL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
llaEras. WA Mla..a lgirar va.

indianapolis int. mug Tige N.
trulal NeIr business 1seanrt began it.
ittti annual session n tins city tstt,,
with tip iargesi atreuuauir. IA is hi-
tory. All tit opening o. TIA, convel,.
tiou thN morning 1nnilmsuu Hal WA
tilieu with ntentigers ~ tin ie.fa7i, tron.
al parts ut tin country. representing
among tiIoH TIM weittL, mtusrry amt
intellect 81 .tire Itegro race "a America.
Il wis strictly s. gathering o. nusmes
men win ilaliav, -that the elevation III
tiiou ras a. "a .vonIe through muiI
wuri at1ug nuiusrria lines uttitar tiHu.
through polittcal channels o. hurlter 30.
ucItuu.
Tie Meeting ofeHsiI with addresses
n welcome ny 6nvgru1r nmrbm Biav1r
hotrzmm amt Juhu " d,eru ia, nttar
r-epresontmI .tte Commercial Cmu nj
inimnWoifs TIM -resuonsc We, Inv
itoo.,e- n Washington. urestdeut of the
lssse, Normal amt tminsrrm. Institute,
aHo auotc amt presment oil tis
iciut,
llr session. ileam tins uu1ruuls viii
r1ntmr .thre, dsrva All o.t.l session
ltor will Be- addresses N, slr..essti.
representative a tie, varmus business
anti nEmut',amrnH enterprises D. u,huf.
rotorrt men arr eagaurd ANON. THESE
ir mthttei Bunting INSURANCE, Inv
Undertaking farming numurs,urriug
roa estate wholesale rmi msmess
sil uu| eottou manufacturing. uunis
u- tcItmI amt etccyrU lau adjust
ta~ rnutua missing cotton growing.
i%t'NspapieT ptniishmg ctrerIaa i,uuse
aH. uaotnutor' ntovm1 mmIm amt.
uuln' ntae Vines al business 4n IA,
t'reztml 1otuuu N lie, gathering a. a
SIrP oxntntf ut photographs ilusrnu
ng tr development d nusutes enter
pf's anooup TIA, negrg l,eoptr d TIM
iutJsU States
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

~pauanalis ms y printer foreman
pres foreman advertising manager
.~edllaar1r. edttgr In-inHa1 muI vluoti
stuff OF -rsw1rteHa WHen Be- uas mdth
mr atss to- d. hf cm EIsk Of hmtl
.billf ~ business .ar,ia hi sitsi case
if . ms 1vn lIDwer piamt also
FniU gamnrrv edito1 nIat not mrs ea
aatty come nm o. hte uieis 'ot the cue
.t1r oi 3 bu cir iaitv INIT ife suits hl
ovm Subscribers amt ever sonr ssdttuE
1t city unllie know tiHtt tHu g. tin
igifest ltes..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
a l.ransssu Row ann

4'e2a' enactment q suulesrel uno
wiling tusU rumr ,sssessus snail mr.
u'si po tr camr euuru a. tlsr NJ
specltv, counties tul l,st "a, uresup,r
aiowluE the naH,e am tu tiu, whine
U tsc pruperv % e,tl lrarsol con.
nw> assassination ami -raruouli,g ,s
sesse TIM vuur shal. saus uu.i.
less t' n m,nisstst m ip ltapssusn,sa
mininutua Hcrccs sast nreims lky
tni Hfcinr tu punlo ma .af1p "a,
Witan U taF possessions 81 al husi
nr. enneera witrtior rsuaaulte a.
ml'v"tal GA, uisEgm a irr wia.
t requirements sEtta win taul "a re.
an'va lr guaenl uncertainty 49, IRE.
Wacair tei vrth re1an e. msarsss
atu oatgu an taer asssu Tin
pr9e ufoasan ha reeeiva lnnmva.
fnea ualn seuree
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
NH HuII1TE HrIrIn naEEIm

uEH HUIU1B HHTuIU HGEEEH
.1}rom rtlu PONY Mtout. sentinel
William 4 Hours.. vrIua WIZ brought
n .tie rrmu so prominently ny certain
tr,tiun lof the Democratic PARTY nor
fiU presidential nomination at rttf
inu. 49, I.0ui convention B. tite owner
ard niBiisfsr of trrer 1t tin arcttes
-.1tavFspmper 1f tie. Tinireu 5utte--ttire
m raaci.er I4zImmer tine .ghtcauo
American amt Examiner amt tine NV8v
ori American lJourual. Tiles nurper
Hre otth Democratic and tiusv pr1b.
Ibtv iHtvt 81 combined circulation lot s.
million amd matt copie iiaity. anu
tie .tctimg editorHi originating ~
oIH Of .iIan aplgcIrf iater n tir
0tifgr. eitlie- entuc o. tia main ltteit
anu suggestions from .ttem II some
torn. In 81 rs.ent issB OF the sam
uufaIseo Examiner tin HISTORY Of
sonF u the men who brought aiIort
tia nomination u PARKER ampcar--
Aumust belmont. Patriot AIrlarreu
amt Baufioc Cachrn. mip Hommme1
then turn IL attention To- the udiiti
cal re-tord 81 9iourise .lathraI closing
tia article witt tine following
STi@v belmont. AleCarreu ana
tothran) represent -tie dszuwatu
il1nd deal tu rua rrtcA tis corrrmt
mp Influence, o. the rrust. tia, traiu1
etsnreur - TIM Democratic party Their
uan and tiien company constitute O.
itcsSvte1 lo,0 thau amy man coubd bear
lo matter ituv greet his personal n
tegrity o. tir general romiielre, IL
nm
% ina tween saul. amt VERY truth
-tuliy rtou riuut politics Nuke strung,
sstiralmvu Nd tin testIuluuv df tires,
htnh 1ienuscuttu authorities r. frrist
0ort1y amt timer, b miEtbiy lc dmtn
ailnut tint, timer ..ilntac PARKER h,ss
Voluntarily slrrramuteo himself with
tic sitotscs spirits among tin corrut
aHtd ~dIsSeputst0lr element of politics.
thu2s winch nov y uti. Ci-y g. c.rpabt,
ui producing TIM 1'auuggrIttg cmd
Itat, nor l-resuieui b impeiessiy hc41JeI
al ia, seammnp nj tin rlmrpaum
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
N-R4DlUMS

H ~ c.fses on .ot "a .tit, plaintiff n
lisal suite aots tt wors df d, and ire
aiies itaesai Itsh hi WI reputation
albny Denuograt
.u univ SOM, uuo woub' huild uu ain
sim 81 wi,cni s,rayv tloy woun nav,
no difficulty n mal.ma q suaG uuiamg
e iie wl' witctt B. aauu m al urc-
ent
Or cour-, ibs revelations u.uie n,
ion lfsuitcaris 1f hs oslrsrtelic vlip
hett ny .tHo ur,nuu laisnI win ba
n,urracr, hnmu.
AZ ItaV a,np has luK aeau invented,
"a Narti tteuugm b uiSe vumu
uim anu arfl muI m anna Thg
yomg nla re-se ih, anpt, m m th.
an Dr. o. roulc tovm be- iifsse tp
Wh h q spo,s an iU ,iaesrt Attc
thr ample wclE m new apnie ma, m
substituted Iiter uu time limit Co.
"a, gant,
49,
d uiSe combination Co. MATS, b.
sieecs pin romtv ttrnfsnsU tn
%eroUti TIA, ci0 tumriis, tu srrsat
AN Ca, Rmaium bai o. ,r v.i u.ru
nist un Snow nr JilOe u Tea, MUMMY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
War Ii a%.rnDabte

view Orleans, aug &-phil Mart,
ltoz mas lus arrived IRON Nlcarlmua
amt SEys thI VIII 81 inmnfen i%aetvseaI
Nicaragua .Hud Honduras. growing nut
ri al concession matte .hy Wtcautgla q,
q h%Ittsnurg caniJaiis III 3GO mites ri
mining tmuts fU winch the company
pauu %alHp,Uru II NOV Chains tnai nur.
~ Tia, concession g. N Hunuuras sol.
,uuu urt seudmg troops tu 0ccumv Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
"a - HTII1tnrr HnTTl

sJlmcm Uanuiiell Esdtt. Ia the fen,
touflgr 4ftimtut
a. atroug % warning snull 81r vsr'
sadth
Emg ar Init wmiihs rawubltcs ratt'
lice ram,
Paaqpies an rell,eu anu gartersr %.
tine gram,
Aadl oiiy TINT r~,ersists whtai D. tie
TRUTH
h. strung vi,en an thc dav ni lii,
iser1 r1itb
Anu fury ami am mot with toil amt
strain
EidH THY urge faith pal ptell tine
mighty pam
dream .tise great iroln That hmw.
sthum arc with youiA.
E,hnu ar m cgaie nravsd m 81 ses
abomred cave
Br poissu h. triiuies with vrst1Irau
wings
Keep might isesU~eu tip granite mo
TIM SEX,
Hinfil TIM tu6 hr tinrrn tiB wsmiar
vaave,
uian, IRON iif portiI witarr thr rmpie
sings
Hte hursts mo ,tiu homIdles morning
fired
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

DENVER. .Qdl.. alu U-Huuh 0nvic
N wei .Euovn lFsvv1nNurer nm m to"
rain mas tteeimsu himself an mde
,.au,ient caufiuiaus nor tis presiderr O
tine UInits1 ststtes His platform II
bria Isl;
aiiatt amt Justice aFims Winln
ana private vrrOHg5
Aiannaou aul wommiu0au staHdiut
hrs. .tilnve ntoHe- or any ntiral.
gor tuu ml humanity witt AL
iHrt tie sum implies
-V7aer, -titest ar, NOV eonsutare,
lowest IN TIM scale -tirr independent.
will II action anu tiumIan. revers' amt
elevate ~ -titeu uuupeT uiune ar the
nrthitec- ~ the Universe ma 81 de-.
siametU to -tlte niaIest pinnacle. tllf
place whore .hy AL TIA. stgE Il tin
ieoaveus and lulove mto tin eurtu DEE.
low -filev riatttuliy Batonn
In O. communication which eniiI0dtes
tie, foregoing sentiments Ia urges tine
formation Io1 m"ttepaIutenr groups II -a'.
cry state. To m1t ontv ssc tIJt IA etee
-roriI -ttsifet a. pruvitteu tog. mn TINT
-muiidutes b, selected II avery o.
ire. luca.. state and national. -tu he
.votsu nor II tine November elections
vthttl, iie ztvs. will sweer tn country
lie 81 rvcimte.
Ail. 0Gnvte q a. present a. resilient On
Denver hut haih originally from
Washington. D. 0L. where ne wa morn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

har hrauiso AAuI .4sstsn lAl.
.ifo ha hu ngcl nm al accounting tr
Co. Nhir Swan Mme ,ommanN l.n
tha cumniaiai eesuH vsluie h1 e M
.eulieg lf SECRETARY M suital .hl.
iAailte WsN WA troialrg ana geasul
H1autTor U the comnzlny unfl AS
Aiartb ueeifa 0ie 40 stos sac
iiat altege m ovisn,a ae
Ca corporation a.u.h al' tahasnn
o. alhUeni dismsseugaats amoan
uw "a aHsao1 Nastf aup ,utera al
ta eaa wen uasa uii.loa aiiaari~.
au ana 1g un eomfuw asnsn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
mIII mnrnrrEg WruI7rR.

M b. ssUiitaning fto ser flirr temienay
wi ttis ing .etty aniiges tuo anvc tim at
ttiH ssnsense loi tins country weeiit,
amt ~ dnmtearous editor,
IN ttlfs cay 81 uuiti transportation
amt nmral rrs, i%teityer1 shee, nr, rev
anteliWoni lFsnIl, so ltur bsdi q,
arai ia ruiis, q unity Rp,er Tirc farnrcl
lroradsyyH mss MS eity daiiy lust Es
rvaatiafiy us ttle mm IA 'tie city m,.
an aets a. anty 81 little atsT Ami Al
IA hs u liv dnity .it will fini "a ID
nnuh that b. al interest concerning ht.
spFm community
3iut b = uavioua ihau tac ei,y tmiiy
assnmd' uivc 81 qnrter ediumu n gpstre
uo m item LEAP 'tar enrti thai Ain $50.
umlto. af tin Fou iros atosds g.
ilmitin4 b noy ssary Yet tha' lrav
- iusi al interesting a. tiw lieonlc lui
stir l'aur Urcse llostda m b. w1nr eiv
Nnnler HoEf Ia CITY asgpip thit O.
nigE Department storr b. a. hr usenr,
1n .tln retail district
1iaih tle eity dalr and tr roumtr,
Nye,siy nav, ii,ar ayul sepaulu italit.
ro Ill r4N weeln ills d
mes importmhi 9iltu IA the stltenr.
lioimiiistN m b. les provme, o. tel.
thr happenme ~ is osu rouIuuntt,
Wnos hanpmum~ noy lnat tumy IA.
nsmi po tr eiirgr al 81 cif, tiaii, ban,
Ia = la tal nm that th romrr,
NvesAis' b p%uhiia,sd
Aml ipc eamlr wveSr b mi rcu.
n CIV WAY ott ropinns alaH..
vaithgg Alan, et', mau ulles tinu,
nron nup unaiu g. tear tht buovl.
Nvnswpe on atr ittli, weeir ppe.
aml louFet uU nag vaia daaui hm.
ami en- hu eit, tlilts vhih b., rcti
siinani tao oh falA ioyu a houN
D. cas-, miu wiru ,hnilu onp h ul
itanf nitgA a. suupessU -tD m ,m ias
u ths wutu Ca hnt mtcrcs m hsa
so tha Alas hesaN auuhte al.
issr an iam sa,l marsiel a.
-lohn iWacq lia huHnr utnu hs.
Stusup t%nyatuit1u Th, oifs man.
tmi iim slnaal ua,' naw asa saw
n0gataer thunt "a mars voutntd.
~1siiventurV ant iamr lha ihru ssmit.
may hiv svn hr AVS sweetheart
NaAo csu suor All Gas roasna wn,
nEanf g. eiil msu lisc & rsul osa
Sac rauntrf aadli, room az aa urr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
R=maBIGm Naf@uaI TidiGt

Tor 1~'resuisTt
wETKDUDHN Ht8EHBEYUEIT
~ Ttsv ngTk
For wtgeIrrasttarr.
dJFlkB " HABBANf6E
81 Indiana
H1ur Hfrsssuesuiia Etsonrs:
q y Iltmidi. ~ EHdluanIaG
ii K. Hfough Il Josephine
y III Hart. m Rolk
n IA Hsse nl klalitsuu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

ar cours, thr revelations uisuir n,
Ton lfsuitcaris 1f ma oSlseriete Ulib
hetU ny tp uriauu l,afsuI will ba
npnrraeu, hnu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
Rnunr AlaatnrE Bar.

Nnltcf - larery given 5nu lmdo
eitt prnVHtuH N ordinance M w
% will N
saturday September 3. Igu..
II. unilct = n. a. tue Enmt u-tt.
nl5] q hatan. sci III munlu uurstT
ttt 'inlInWnr tteScriHsu Inmnmdst
ANNA. Ur,Wtt
Nl"l" un" ~uel0rlJeL an with Yel
. tit ultiyt descriHaummmI q
clalnieC 1auWt SAT- uatt gltr will =
WttlIOut reserve IN
. II nENLAND
11nlnldnIas5er Seventh VAN
NnIHuinIasJer Raveuti Wavf
salem I. Angus -. IqM sanr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31
snara nnaan lnlrrnL

tsofu laA Aug I~-ltemiil
iteaa a ths 1onra oarrnsalnaa ala.
uss ar hoaiuu tasu convention hsr
lonr naT a. puuos q nauna 4 an.
atAtn tos coEyreS aulersm Fsrs.
AeN a hnsrn eauuW uuncan a. 4.
prdhiAA naaiae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-31

AinE R@Htr DEyfOT a RrEnumrst
nnn<eD UrUuInHsHzL, RiVSS hzsres
IssrhsnsE WITH EasEz1H I'M mr. gIhsr
6aftsF Hfsr UusfftDu m zzErass, HHf
Drshs1sf1nai snHnnffuE EVnt6hnf m
zTvr Hss<s6ag urpn1GEsnEE IN fss- ms
-esnnIEgss.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02
is BECOMING SERIOUS.
Lack Of Water Causing Concern to
VII Stockmen,

SIT Stockmen.
13eputy Sheriff Harding is back
from a visit to his ranch on the Mus
selshell. The news he brings from
there is not of the kind to give Gre
dence to the report originated in the
east that the stockmen of the west
are in collision with the packers in
promoting the strike in the packing
houses. He says water is getting to
be uncomfortably scarce for stock and
much speculation is to be heard as
to what remains to be done when the
present supply becomes exhausted.
The springs and water courses are dry
ing up and unless the usual stock ship
ments can be made the problem Of
caring for the animals on the range
will soon become a serious one.
Reports from points further north
are much of the same kind. In that
direction some Of the ranges have had
to be abandoned and stock driven
long distances, with only temporary
relief in sight. So bad have condi-
tions become in parts of the region up
there that the state humane officers
have interfered and compelled the
owners of cattle to drive them into
localities far removed where some
grass and water still remain. This
threatens to become exhausted soon,
and then what to do is troubling the
stockmen.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02
inflicted wounds as to warrant he1
discharge from the hospital.

inflicted wounds as to warrant her
discharge from the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Battles returned
yesterday from Thermopolis. where
they have been for the last six weeks
for the benefit of Mr.. Battles health,
which shows a decided improvement.
The Honorable William Lindsay,
Chairman of the republican state cent
raj committee and probable nominee
for governor, was a visitor in the city
last Saturday. Mr.. L~indsay's visit
was for the purpose of looking over
hall facilities for the state convention
to be held here next month. He
boarded an early train Sunday norm
ing for Helena, where he will meet
the other members of the committee
for the purpose OF making the appor-
tionment of delegates by counties and
determining upon a date for the con-
vention.
&A few of the local nimrods took
advantage yesterday Of the beginning
of the open season for sage hens and
turtle doves, which birds may now
be hunted during the remainder Of the
summer and fall, the old game law be-
ing in force again, which makes the
open season for them from August /,
instead of Is, as last year. The open
season for grouse, prairie chickens,
pheasants and fool hens begins Sep
TENDER 1, which is also the date on
which it becomes lawful to kill ducks,
geese and other water fowl, as we'll as
1.-THE larger game not protected all the
year round.
Oscar Hobson and Lott Eaton are
awaiting trial before Justice Mann
on the charge of assault and battery
committed on the person Of Conrad
Smith. The trouble arose over an at
tempt on the part of Smith to eject
Hobson from the Montana saloon, at
which place he had become persona
non grata. Eaton became mixed up
in the fracas through a misunderstood
ing and the complaint against him
will be dismissed. 1t is alleged that
Hobson struck Smith with a slung
shot, which, it is said, he disposed OF
Immediately after the fight by giving
it to another party. The weapon is
in the possession of the court and
will be introduced in evidence at the
hearing. Smith received a badly
bruised and cut face as a result of the
row,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02
STATE BOARD
MAKES RAISE
VALUATION OF MONTANA RAIL.
ROADS INCREASED,
ASSESSMENT FOR 1904
Date Fixed for Hearing objections by
Representatives Of the
Lines Affected.

Helena, Mont, Aug. AT it's meet
ing this morning the state board of
equalization made a slight increase in
the railroad assessment of the state
of Montana, the increase being an
average of about 2h per cen over
last year. 1t is roughly estimated that
the increase will amount to about
$1,000, 600. The board announced
that it would hear the tax representa-
[tives of the various roads on August
II, il any objection was to be made
to the assessment as fixed.
Two members of the state board,
Attorney General James Donovan and
State Auditor Calderhead, voted for
increases ranging from 10 to 20 per
cent, but the other members of the
board, Governor Joseph K. Toole,
State Treasurer A. H. Barrett and
Secretary Of State Hays, opposed a
large raise, and voted against the
minority. The board voted to increase
the assessment of the Northern Pacific
and of all of the branch lines 2h
per cent, while the same increase
was voted for the Butte, Anaconda &
Pacific and it's branches, for the Mon,
tana Central and it's branches, and
for the Oregon Short Line. The
main line of the Great Northern, to-
gether with the Montana & Great
Northern, was increased IN per cent.
The Big Horn Southern was increased
from $4,000 per mile to $4,000. The
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy from
$3,25O per mile to $3,400. The Mon
tana railroad from $4,000 to $4,000
and the Yellowstone Park railway
from $1,000 to $1,700.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

From Well Known People.


February 20, 1904.
My Dear DR.. Frank: AS my hus.
band and I have noticed such q Q
derful change in our little daughter,
Dora, I am delighted to tell you that
her improvement has been most re-
markable. The indication OF her ex-
IRENE nervousness and st. Vitus dance
has entirely passed away under your
treatment. She sleeps well nights,
and eats. and she is beginning to
look the picture Of health.
Please accept our heartfelt thanks
for the interest you have shown in
her behalf. Gratefully yours,
MRS. HENRY MUNTZER.
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TESTIMONIALS.
What Some Of the Prominent People
Of the State Say Of the Ability
Of Mrs. Dr.. Frank az an
Eye Specialist.

A Voluntary Testimony-Mrs. Jen-
ME F. Bishop of Dillon endorses Mrs.
DR.. Frank.
Dillon, Montana, May 81, 1908.
l take pleasure in saying that Mrs.
DR.. Frank, who I have known for
some time, has fitted my eyes to glass
es. 1 am we'll pleased with her work,
and feel I can recommend her to my
friends. I like the way she examined
my eyes better than any oculist !
have ever employed. l take great
pleasure in recommending her to 9TH
ers. MRS. JENNIE F. BISHOP.
(Mrs. Bishop is a pioneer of Mon
tana and is well known.)
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Notice to the Public.

The public is hereby cautioned not
to purchase any horses belonging to-
the undersigned and offered for sale
by one Charles Anderson. The said
Anderson has no right to dispose Of
the animals and suit for recovery will
be brought on any purchases that may
be made. 25-4
J.. NJ. CONWAY.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

Map Of Coded Reservation.
Map Of ceded part Of Crow Indian
reservation will be mailed to any adj
dress by The Gazette on receipt Of
10 cents.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

Billings Business College.
Summer term from June l to Oct.
/. 1904. Students prepared for gov.
eminent and commercial positions.
Reduced rates. tt
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Ice Cream Social.

The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church will serve ice cream and cake
and lemonade Saturday evening, from
1880 to 10:3O, at the railroad park,
opposite Billings Hardware company.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

For the arrest and conviction of
parties breaking glass in any of the
school buildings of the city or other
wise defacing or destroying property,
the above reward will be paid.
By order of the booard of trustees,
district No. 2.
k-s1 Ira l.. WHITNEY, Clerk.
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Money to Loan.

We loan money on improved Bill
ings property at 10 per cent and allow
you to pay the loan in monthly in
stallments. North Real Estate, Loan
& Title Co. 24-6
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

pr. RiesIand, the Eye Specialist,
Will be at the Rademaker again
August Is to 10. Remember. he
grinds all glasses here. PAT
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For Sale.

Four-room cottage on corner, one
block from new court house; also one
parlor mirror. call at 2511 Third ave.
nue., north. k-s1
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Billings, Mont, Oct. 10, 1907

To Whom 1t May Concern:
I have paid out considerable money
for glasses fitted by various eye
specialists, but have I'VE been so
well satisfied as with a pair which
l have used for the past six months
which were fitted by Mrs. DIR. Frank.
C. M. PERKINS, Billings, Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

We guarantee all our work and Y
not satisfactory we will make Il %
or return your money.
BILLINGS STEAM LAUNDRY.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-08-02

Mrs. Dr.. Frank and brother, DR..
E. B. Arnold, the eye specialists, will
be in Columbus next Friday and Satur-
day and can be seen at the hotel.
27-1 MRS. DIR. FRANK.