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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
12
Local ads tout Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant bowel mover, appet ite booster and digestion enhancer. Testimonials from W E Landers of Indianapolis claim life saving use over nine years. Sold at Standard Drug Store and others in Butte.
About eighteen months ago Mr W Manning of Albany N Y widely known in trade circles as the representative of Albany Chemical Co was suffering from a protracted attack of diarrhoea He tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and obtained immediate relief He recommends this medicine to those similarly afflicted Sold by Standard Drug Store Gy Drug Store Martin Drug Co Kennedy Drug Co and all others
Professor Anna of Hamburg European authority on skin diseases declares dandruff a germ disease. The germ burrows into the scalp producing scales and weakening hair. Newbro's Herpicide kills dandruff germs and stops hair loss while promoting lush growth. Delights with its hair dressing effects.
Convicted killer Lennox faces renewed legal efforts as attorneys press for a fresh trial. The motion argues substantial errors affected verdict and cites potential procedural flaws. Court actions unfold while prosecutors prepare response.
Convicted killer Charles Lennox fights for life amid a flurry of appeals and motions. His attorney J Bruce Kremer faults jury misconduct and timing of sentencing while seeking delay, a possible governor petition, or a stay of execution. Lennox remains elusive about his past, with rumors of a wife and child in Blanecock Michigan, and continued hope fuels his defense.
Fred Percivaglia, a milk wagon driver for James Conley, died yesterday afternoon when a four horse wagon toppled after catching a rail at Mayo's Warehouse near Arizona Street and the Montana Union railroad. An inquest will be held today. he was unmarried.
Col A Waters of Chicago and Owen Burns visited Butte to view mines and discuss Utah oil lands. Waters, president of a company controlling about 80 000 acres in Emery and Utah counties, predicts the field will prove richest in the nation once developed. He notes six wells with two flowing and says Standard Oil is amassing nearby holdings.
Leave Butte at 12 50 a m today and reach Denver at 8 a m tomorrow via the Burlington for speed and comfort. Tickets and berths cost 35 East Broadway, Butte. H Forager, Agent. Also a safety notice warning Metropolitan Life Insurance policyholders not to pay to a nonemployee, Julius Stein, superintendent. Orton Bros, 219 N Main St, Butte offer planes or organs for sale.
Jessie Lister known as Jew Jess faces robbery trial in criminal court for a crime committed weeks ago in the Tenderloin area. Lizzie Hall, co defendant, will be tried separately. Victim John Marting fired two shots with a revolver after losing his wallet. the purse dropped and officers arrested all three.
Northern Pacific runs two excursion trains to Bozeman on Sunday July 27 leaving Butte at 7 and 7 30 a m from Montana Union depot. Round trip fare 2 dollars, children 1. Tickets on sale at Northern Pacific city office corner Park and Main streets Saturday July 26 and at the depot the following morning. Get away from sand and barrenness for a day and make yourself happy.
The Northern Pacific offers a July 25 excursion from Butte to Yellowstone Park and back for 39 dollars valid five and a half days. The package covers rail fare Butte to Cinnabar and return lodging and breakfast at Livingston both ways plus stage and hotel expenses in the Park. Leave your name early to reserve a place in this popular trip and compare typical costs of 57 dollars for the week.
Bert Wentworth a 14 year old boy admits entering the home of John Cawley and threatening Miss Florence Cawley with a revolver to obtain money and jewelry. He hid a watch two rings and other valuables which were recovered after his hat betrayed him and a beech tree marked the burial site. Wentworth a Bloomington native lived with his mother’s family after parental divorce and was arrested by the marshal.
On July 21 in Baltimore Mrs. Marie Engel wife of a local baker was fined 500 for attempting to smuggle jewelry and other merchandise from Europe. The jewelry was hidden in a trunk false bottom and the goods were confiscated with duty to be paid. It is the heaviest penalty at this port in years.
The piece warns of a rise in kidney and bladder diseases, especially Bright's disease. It urges precautions and suggests writing to Dr Kilmer and Company for a free sample of Swamp Root and a pamphlet. The ad emphasizes rapid deterioration and offers the product as a remedy and source of information. The tone is urgent and promotional, urging readers to act now.
Train offers round trip prices from Butte to several destinations including Whitehall Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Bonita Deer Lodge and more. Tickets valid Saturday Sunday with return following Monday good Sunday mornings return same day for Deer Lodge option.
Sheriff Patrick Garrett of Paso, Texas visits New York and performs a celebrity shoot at Coney Island galleries. He fires three shots with a rifle, hits three bullseyes, wins cigars, and jokes that Texas shooting is different from city gunplay. He awaits a board of appraisers over cattle appraisals.
In Findlay Ohio on July 21 two Richwood society women Miss Lulu Taylor and Harriet Jenkins were arrested for obtaining goods under false pretenses. One was promised a dress by the father and ordered a swell layout the other followed suit. The father refused to pay and a warrant was issued. The father escorted the pair back to face charges.
Special rate covers railroad fare from Butte to Yel with fast service to Livingston and return. Includes stage and hotel expenses in the park. This is the cheapest weekly deal available.
The Montana State School of Mines announces the third year begins Tuesday September 9 1902. For catalogues and terms address School of Mines Butte Montana.
Special Correspondence notes residents and visitors in Neihart during the week. Great Falls figures F. M. Brown George Merrill and others travel for business, visiting ranches, mines, and families. Local residents undertake mountain trips, social visits, and routine commerce across surrounding towns.
The president designated Col. R. M. O'Reilly as surgeon general to succeed General Forwood who retires September 7. O'Reilly will serve until January 1910. He entered as a Pennsylvania naval cadet in 1861 and is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania medical department.
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