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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

II the Kentucky night riders have
been the means Of eliminating some
of the campaign cigars, in; place Of
classifying them with the anarchists,
next fall we will make heroes Of
them. fys$ 4 :
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

Why not 1nvestilsate the investisa.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

The fuss that eastern Montana
papers are making about the proposal
to extend the telephone line east
from Billings Is Miles City and Glen.
dive would indicate that the. people
of the lower Yellowstone valley want
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q chance to talk.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

tors and make the investigation com
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

Those unfortunates who we're com.
PEELED to dispose Of their diamonds
during the panic now that the diar
;nond. trust gives prospect of going
to pieces have the satisfaction 1T
knowing that they may invest in the
sparklers In the near future at pricea
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-20

So much talk about the executive
encroachment on the powers 81 con-
gress is amusing to the man who CON
siders the inactivity Of congress- when
It comes to actually doing anything
for the benefit Of thu people.
d -Ao-
There are lots OF state endorse ~
ments to be given. But 1t should be
remembered that state endorsements
are. usually secured through packed
conventions. When the campaign
opens they don't count. for much, in
the way Of votes. " III .ss <!sys,
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While the deliberations OF the. COM
ing republican state convention are
apt to contain considerable "tatfy,"
the Butte News to the contrary not
.withstanding, It Is not all apt to be
''taffy'' fol, Taft.
II the Kentucky night riders have
been the means OF eliminating some
of the campaign cigars, in place OIL
classifying them with the anarchists,
next fall we will make heroes of
them. asy$:&; 4 =
s.
The fuss that eastern Montana
papers are making about the proposal
to extend the telephone line east
from Billings 10 Miles City and Glen.
dive would indicate that the. people
of the lower Yellowstone valley want
. chance to talk:
in God We tru III" Viii iii b, pl.cse,d I 81 81
the s2osselds pieces on more. We
are free to confess that We had not
noticed that it was removed. There
are several million more people, n
the Uaited States In bur nx.
Having played. out the United
States. Japan, China, Russia and
South America as sources Of war5news
the European correspondents have
turned their attention to Hayti.
The arrival Of the American battle
ships at Magdalena baylFahead OF time
at least torstalled stories from the
European correspondents to the. effect
that they, were in distress.
There ia reason for belief that the
Independence league, the Hearst or.
ganization, expects to make the next
presidential, campaign = race between
three Williams.
Senator LaFollette expressed the
sentiments Of the country when he
declared that the recent panic was
brought about by Standard Oil and ].
p. Morgan.
John D. Rockefeller has announced
that he is for prohibition. John has
evidently adopted the three Ps as his
lies motto-protdction, prohibition
and profit.
An exchange asks, Where Was
father when the mothers congress
metz" Probably. home cooking his
own supper or tending . neglected
baby.
The occasional ming Of a petition
Of nominations for alderman In some
ward in the city is q gentle reminder
that We are to have : spring cleo
tion.
: :-7:o 7v 49,. &.
Diamonds are going to become
cheaper, but; We are inclined. ito the
opinion that it viii be- = long. time be
fore We have any sparklers. ), Il.
~ 4 49,. ssi:e
Yellowstone county has her applica,
SeOA "a VAOsEOA eA0 ~ k$O
national convention. She is boosting
the Hon. Paul Mccormick.
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Two things we have never pos
sessed, but which we have been al.
ways victims of, are the combine and
the cinch.
The gambling INVESTIGATION is one
campaign move that Governor hughes
Of New York beat the president to.
The industrial outlook indicates
that ere long the army q unemployed
sooh+ be narss ah9 g work,
Why not 1nvest,sa.e the lnve.tisa.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

The election for officers of the De.
partment of Kansas, Ladies of the G..
A. r., resulted: President. Mrs. Hattis
L. Williams, Holton; Senior Vice PRESS
dent Mrs. Anna NJ. Kibbe, Princeton:
Secretary, Mrs. Ida Dickerson, Parsons;
Treasurer, Mrs. Lou ChuchilI, Law
renee; Chaplain, Mrs. Samantha Paul,
Kansas City. Kan; Counsellor, Mrs. Nel-
lie r. Mcmillan, Leavenworth.
Mrs. Mcmillan, the retiring President.
closes q service of three successive terms
in which the good of the order has
been her supreme thought. She has
been associated most tremendously with
her Secretary, Mrs. Hattie L. Williams,
who now succeeds her, and the Departs
ment begins the year under most auspi-
cious environment. =
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
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with each other in observing these
rites. Years ago it was difficult to
make anything like creditable show
ing in each of these services. Now,
most all of the churches come forward
with great eagerness and tender the
use of their churches, and the pastors
are anxious to address the people on
the occasions. Formerly, flowers were
given with great reluctance or not at
all, but now the offer is made willingly,
and even with urgent tender. st. Louis
sent some 10000 of a delegation to
Jefferson Barracks on the day of dec
GRAFTON, where services were held
Judge Holtcainp and Rev. Jordon made
addresses to the listening thousands.
Ransom Post maintains it's deserved
standing among the Posts of the city,
the State and Nation. The Depart
ment expects to make its usual stand
among the Departments of the Nation
at Toledo In August.-T. H. Hagerty,
Past Chaplain-in-Chief.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Depnrtment of Missouri.

The Department Encampment of Mis-
souri, had very pleasant session at
Trenton, and elected Col. Martin, of
Brookfield, as Commander. The office
sought him, and not he the office. He
is brother of a former Department
Commander. Both of them are men
of sterling worth, but retiring IN dis
position. The Department is holding
its position very well, but death is
lessening the ranks some. Many are
growing feeble and are not able to line
up with the usual vigor, tho the spirit
of 81 and '65 Still burns warmly in
the veins. Memorial Sabbath and
Decoration Days were very generally
observed with enthusiastic services.
Not only the "Old Vets" but the pub,
lie, now take great pleasure, and vie
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Ex-PRIsoNERs OF WAR.
The Toledo Association Calls the Com
rades Together.

We, the members of this Association,
are endeavoring to cali the attention of
all comrades who boarded with jeff
Davis from 1861 to 1865 in those prison
hotels (hells) under his immediate jul
risdiction, to assemble at Toledo, Ohio,
during our next National Encampment
and then and there to have one of the
had since leaving those terrible bastiles
of the Southern Confederacy. We want
every comrade that can still crawl to
attend this Encampment, so that we can
once more have most hearty hand
shake, and renew one another's ac-
quaintance, before We are called to the
other shore by the Supreme Comman-
der of the Universe. Many comrades
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

will no doubt answer to the last roll call
before another year shall pass and an
other opportunity is given for meeting
together. Therefore we are determined
to make this Encampment one of the
most interesting gatherings of our life
time, so that if it should be the last one
to any OF us it would fill our hearts
with blessed memory and satisfaction
AT best we shall not attend very many
more Enca.apments, then let us assem-
bic in strength at the coming National
gathering. We appeal to you TO spread
the news to all the boys still among the
living. and get every comrade you can
to come with you, and we will give you
a warm reception. We would advise all
who expect to attend the Reunion of
the ex-prisoners of war at our National
Encampment to send their names and
addresses tothe undersigned, so we may
be better able to make arrangements for
the same. Fred Hollinger Comman-
der, 24S Splitter Building, Toledo, Ohio;
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
History of the seth Ind.

Editor National Tribune: The seth
Ind was organized at Camp Tippecanoe
Lafayette, Ind, Aug. 10. 1862; was mus
tered into the United States service al
Camp Darlington, Indianapolis, Ind
Sept. 4, 1862. by Capt J. B. Miller, with
these regimental officers: Colonel. o. s.
Hamilton; Colonel, Dickson
Fleming; Major, J. NJ. Dresset; Adju-
tant, {. p. Rodman; Quartermaster
Kersey Batmani Surgeon ]. S, Elliot;
First Assistant Surgeon. Joseph Jones;
Second Assistant Surgeon, A. NJ Waton
The regiment served 80 months and
seven days. and was discharged at In
dianapolis, Ind, June 8, 1S65.-Mart
Douglass, Eaton. Ohio.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

Castle of Chapultepec, Mexico. -
An American Residence, Apia, Samoa.
The Australian Rricky Pear.
Placer Gold Ah1n:.1s Australia.
In Peruvian Forest
Interior of South American Sugar Mill.
A Primitive Sugar Mill, Samoa.
A Cocoanut Grove, Honolulu
On the Forward Deck
A Torpedo Boat, off San Francisco Harbor
Visiting Day in the Harbor of Sydney, Australia
Loading Ammunition
Launching of a Battleship.
Dispatch Boat. off Calao, Peru
Training.
In Dry Dock.
A Night Blooming Flower of the Sandwich
, Islands.
Native Stove, Samoan Islands
A Gunner the Ohio.
Armor Piercing Shells on the Deck of the Ken
lucky.
Street Merchants, Naples Italy.
"A Caravan En- Route in Egypt.
Infantry Drill of Bird U. s. Cavalry, Philippine
Islands
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

A View from the Bridge, Approaching Rio ia
metro.
A Pair of IS Inch Guns.
Sailing Canoes of the Philippines
Bows in Blse leaving San Francisco for tho
Philippines.
An Officer of the Deck.
The Cause of the Late War-wreck of the
Maine in Havana Harbor
Battleship Kentucky-Head On
Cock Fight the Favorite Filipino Sport
A Mexican Border Town, San Diego, CAL
Chefoo Harbor, China.
After Turrets of the Kentucky.
Street in Chefoo, China
A Narrow Street in Old Cairo, Egypt.
Native Boats, Yokohama, Japan.
At Target Practice Manila.
A Tropical Jungle in Ceylon.
Ilamas in the Colombo Botanical Gardens.
Grand Gallery, Colona Palace Rome Italy :.
Canal of st: John and st. Paul, Venice, Italy. =
Flower Market Malta. y
Mt Vesuvus, from the Forum Pompeii, Italy.
Cocoa Pods and Beans Samoa.
Almond Tree and Native Dwellings, Samoa.
Lepers Begging in Old Cairo.
Fishing Boats off Cairo, Egypt.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Monument mt McDonald. Pa.

On May 20, 1908, there was a SOL
diers' monument dedicated at McDon-
aid. Pa, in Robinson Run Cemetery
1t was erected through the energies of
Lieut.. S. NJ. Adams, Post $50, G. A. r.,
financed by the patriotism of the peo-
pie of that community. 1t honors the
memory of the loyal veterans buried
in that cemetery. 1t is II # in.
high, of granite. The speakers were:
Dept Commander Powell, Patriotic
Instructor Smith; Pension Agent Ash
worth, all of Pittsburg, and Rev. Snod-
grass, of Carnegie.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

Monaco from Monte Carlo
Gallery of Statues, Versailles, France.
St Peters Cathedral Rome Italy
Camels Drinking in an Oasis Sahara Desert.
Gypsies Camping Outside the Walls OF Con.
stantinople.
Women Washing Sailors Clothes Marseilrea
France.
South American Glacier
In the Straits of Magellan.
Pilgrims Dipping in Sacred River Turkish
Asia
Scene in Island OF Crete.
Street in Valparaiso.
Old Mission Church, Mexico
Statue of A. Conzalaz Ortigo Mexico
Palatine Hill, Rome, Coliseum in Distance.
Castie OF St Angelo, and the Tiber River, Rome.
The Wharf at Melbourne Australia.
The Capuchin Cemetery, Rome.
Snow Capped Mountains, Patagonia.
A Quiet Street in Gibraltar.
The Famous Casino Monte Carlo.
Scene in Southern France
The Hemp Market, Manila.
Valley OF the Wetterhorn. Switzerland.
A japanese Funeral in Toxic.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

= Garden in Granada, Spain.
A Hillside Villa in Italy.
4 Samoan Village.
Soldier Boys Arriving at Manila.
San Francisco Before the Fire.
Rapid Fire Gun Practice at Magdalena Bay.
admiral Evans, Commander-n Chief
Group of jolly Tars and their Mascot.
Sailors Parade, San Francisco.
Venetian Canal, Italy
Campo Santo, Genoa, Italy.
81. Mark S, Venice, Italy
Monument to Magellan, Who Discovered
Philippines.
Coral Rock, South Sea Islands.
81. Peters Cathedral, Rome. y
Native Patagonian Home. 81
Home in the Samoan Islands al
=. ne Slopes of the Andes. a.
he Taku Forts, Pei-ho River, China. '
he Beach at ChefOo, China
Swinging Lamp in Cathedral, Pisa, Italy. -
street Scene, Milan, Italy.
street in Genoa, Italy.
Manning the Guns !,
a View Deck, off San Diego.
4 Street Cleaner, Port of Spain. u"
On the Rio Janero River, Brazil Do
Soldier Boys at Monterey, Calf 81
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Kansas Ladies of the G. A. r.

John w. Stone. Adjutant and Quarters
master, 139 Huron street.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
THE ATLANTIC FLEET or THE UNITED STATES NAVY

(From Official Bulletin of Bureau of Eavgaton)
showing paccng
the Gdron maneuv This considered by Naval authorities be
the
ton caused the loss of H. NJ S Victoria
Picture faithfully
be identified
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

First Division.
1 Connecticut, Flag
ship
2 Kansas,
3 Vermont,
4 Louisiana,
10 Torpedo Flotilla
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
The Sd Ill. Cav.

James H. Chaddock. Sd ILL., Cav,
Button, Ind, says that his regiment,
after preliminary service with FIRE.
mont in Missouri, went into the battle
of Pea Ridge. Then they were in the
first campaign against Vicllsburg, and
the taking of Arkansas Post. During
the siege of Vicksburg they did scout
ing and picket duty along Black River,
and then followed Johnston up to
jackson.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25

. Fourth Division,
lag 10 Alabama, Flag
ship
IA Illinois,
IS Kearsarge,
16 Kentucky,
Glacier (refrigerating shipy,
Panther, Culgoa, Arethusa
supply ships).
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
.LoynI Home workers,

Austin L. Weamer, Livermore, Pa.
writes: Would you insert in your
paper somewhere that i would like to
hear from some of the Long Ago ~.
II. c. c. or Loyal Home Workers.
] woul1 like to see them revived. Do
ing so would put new spirit into the
younger generation and perpetuate the
old soldiers loyalty and fidelity and
incidentally increase interest in your
excellent paper"
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Widows Pension.

Capt. II. II. Crowley, Old Point, Va,
says that he was married to his present
wife in 1897, when she was AZ and he
81. She has nursed him, sometimes
day aud night, and it is very hard to
think that on his death she will be left
without any support. They married
for love and she has been the most
faithful of wives to him. He wants
every comrade to write to his member
of Congress and urge him to support
q repeal of the unjust discrimination
Rgaisist widows who married their hus-
bands subsequently 10 1890
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Youngest Officer.

The Kendallvilie. Ind, papers make
the claim for Lieut.. Oscar Hinkley to
be the young commissioned officer in
the army. He was 10 when he enlisted
in Co. ID, 74th Ind, and served with
it in the Kentucky campaign. He
then was transferred to the Mississippi
Marine Brigade and took part in the
Nicksburg campaign on the Diana. He
was discharged in September. 1863, and
re-enlisted in the 18TH ind, becom-
ing Second Lieutenant by the time
he was discharged in August, 1866,
all before he was II years old.
The National tribune., 1908-06-25
Bozeman to the Front.

Be it it resolved by the Department
of Arkansas, in session on this 21s
day of May, 1908, at Hot Springs, Ar.
kansas, That Widows Pension bill, ap.
proved April 10, 1908, should be
amended so as to eliminate the date
OF marriage of widow to soldier t.
April 10, 1908. That there should be
no discrimination as to date of mar.
rage prior to April 10, 1908.
i hereby certify that the above and
foregoing resolution was adopted al
the 26th Annual Encampment of the
Department of Arkansas, G. A. r., held
at Hot Springs, Ark, on the 21st day
of May. 190S.-Geo. w. Clark, Assistant
Adjutant General
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
Miss Fuller Coming.

We are 10 have at The Elks Theater
 ..yt Friday, November l6, the talent
 zd actress, Miss Ethel Fuller, in the
 s.. rrole of La Belle Russo lFhe
 p,a,tffnl Russiam an adventures Of ire satanic characteristics. The
 nI.v in four acts is from the pen of David BeIasco and ran for over five
 months in New York at Wallock's Theatre. It is very effective and an excellent piece of dramatic work Of which Nr. Belaseo is said to feel as proud as he did of The Heart Of Maryland Or "Du Barry Miss Full Ter in the star role is the mistress of her art and has been accorded the highest praise everywhere. The part fits her to a degree of nicety With her devils nature masked behind the sweetest smiles and then flaming into scorching passion she is an ideal N"efaidine. No finer dramatic per
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
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Jhe Rurg0master Nov. 10.

'. F. cullen has made a big revival
 piXley X Luder's famous musical ssadv success. @The Bur@om2ster, d will present t at the Elhs Thea .sr Tuesday. November 10 with large ss-. headed hz Harry Hermsen and ..9=h White. fbeSe two sterling play = are in the rolls Of the genial old
 =er StQgyasaat. bursomaster of Kew -raraam, and Willie. the gay youth
 .5 leads he governor around New
 5rk when he is re-ineanated. The nnany will number 70 people. The
 -38uction is an especially handsome .as The costumes have been revised ...l are all new. Especial attention has ssaa paid by Alr Cullen to the voices the chorus. as well as to the beauty tbe femine portion. The Rarso- #5asfera was the first of the PiXley md f.uder pieces 10 gain popularity 5tbers being The Prince of Pilsen, King Dodo. and The Grand Mosul, ,7bn music is of the singing and whist l;ne variety. and it is said that more .obias of The Tale of the Kangaroo" 5nd T Love You" have been sold 4ban of any other songs brought out n musical comedies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
In the Morning
 

The woman and asaa shoppers start off a5f day hlnd.
 The announcements of advertisers n morning newspaper are carefully scanned for the latest store news offerings that attract make impression u lh most oppo4tune time pencil and mental oands are made the route for the day is laid out
 That is the time in the morning to get recep ton for advertising information and persuasion hat suits ill the great desideratum buying action. ness circulation of large known quantity and purchas ing ability quality is offered in the Graphic.
 Moral: Advertise in the Graphic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
e A, ss T s9 12 T -E~- ,,sr. T # 7he Nqj Y2d Haze AS8lS b0ugn. Nff ,'S ,r~eL.| rssurys-sSH" is@atur6 / F xL,Lil.-e-z
Hton7 ef7 affci Card s.

It seems t.us .,. passion Tor playing a.aonz Jewish wo;Gen l. recei,; da,e. Maro '.a0 :; eeotNry 9- Miss i,eAs.eH 'IHz.s Nrate:
 "'Tha .Hiies nt Philadelphia h.e more cicferne2s iti rha tG;n "f = = than those of NeH- York have + rf. whole cos.spositjen With wh&7 have secu a Chew, ;i Hel.I. aH = waId or an Allen anl d thou>an,: srs entertain q large circle nf ls sexes. the conversation withou' .s aid of cards never Tagging nor sc1. Ing n the least strained or stu,1:a <ere in New York you enter a roe}.
 fth a formal sci courtesy and atf,..
 how.dos things are finished. Al. i 'ad calm until the cards are inlrr
 leed. when you see pleasure dane.Fe
 the eyes of al' the matrons aHt they seem to gain aew life. ."-EeireH Standard
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.

fonance could ae pfeaented, as sa" is ahl> assisted by the well known ac.or. N" Warron Conlan, and an adequate coH pany. whije the ensenloI" aetessoTies and stage settings are por- feet in every detail. The touring rights were secured loE the norneI Hunt Company from Frank l., t'0ofl-
 win, the New York manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04

NOTlCE-oTIng to better conven- fence, have moved my cleaning and pressing shop 10 218 State Street, where I will be glad to serve the trade All work entrusted to ne will be turned out Tn first class shape. I have mastered the cleaning and pressing business. nope to serve you often. Very re- spect.ullv. E T Blanson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
Umbrellas

CLICK SBERG, Expert Umbrella Re
 pairer. Corner Second Avenue and Walnut Street, opposite Old Tela
 phone building. Covers from 5Gc t. s750 always on hand. All work ez- acuted promptly and satisfaction guaranteed Work called for and delivered. Your patronage solicited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
RAY GILL TO BE
 AIDE TO COOK

Re, Springs, Nov. 2.--f Special T. Ray Gill. secretary ri the Arkansas State Fair .tssociatioa has been ap- pointed assistant to Prof. George B. Cook, superintendent ot pub'ie instrue- tion >lr Gil ana family Wit 59maye fo Lidgfe Rock this week
 Asid4 6fam Icing one q tbe zf known Hen ia t6e# States.AIr Gtil is $ nan ot excellent 9oaIf1e3deas.
 He #a@at school number a1 s4ars and ha- also made aGeditaaie Record n t,le#.5 I3 q. .jea3a9lj-la Il Was 1a @h5 directed the vigorous 4hiflWind eanaaf-n Of Rgot"ssof Cook 1b.th .eonl .zs xel4 inception preeleied al ae 5oHz opposition.
 T ig anuoauced that AI.. Glli wla go into the office of the superinlendeu1 of paaHe instruction IS assistans. and roc 5s deputy, that position being held Dy Prof. ]. L. Bond, Mis, Mice HaHkia steno4raeher, the ouly other employe in tue office, left the office Saturday upoll the expiration of the time for which she had been appointed aud il is understood that Mr. Gill Nill take her place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
CHAS. HANCOCK. Insurance, Real Estate and Loans. Office 113 Pine Street.

-Besinning September our office will be open, week days ' a. n. to 12 p. m.; Sundays s a. m. to ?. n. Our service is better than ever before
 Give us a trial Postal Telegraph Gable C. of Texas, 123 West Barra- que. dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04

JoIN MANDOLIN AND GUITAB cLUB-Clab now being ordanizet for young ladies and gentlemen Excellent opportunity for advance 1nent Private lessons to begi-- ners Gail on lMr. Jos. McKenc2. 404 East Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
rr 1 Brick

y. c. C. BRICK co,-Mannfaeturers ot Building Brick. Capacity 30,000 per day. 1 square brick and square deal Old phone 943 Pine Bluff, Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-04
Wood

WOOD Co.-2006 Wez5 Sixth Street Old phone 1896 New phone 20G All kinds of stove wooA and blocks All orders given promT attention Wood delivered to any part Of city Yours for service.