Railroads Offer One Fifth Fare for State Convention
Secretary T B Miller of the Republican state committee says railroads will charge one fare and one fifth for attendees of the state convention on September 5. One way tickets may be bought three days before the meeting and returned at one fifth fare with a special receipt and certificate signed by the secretary. Certificates must show full fare paid and attendance at the meeting and are honored by agents in Helena up to one day after the convention.
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T. B. Miller
Republican State Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Helena
Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Hunter’s Hot Springs
Springdale
Livingston
Philipsburg
Hamilton
Norris
Missoula
Winston
Marysville
Townsend
Deer Lodge
Lombard
Custer
Forsythe
Miles City
Glendive
Rate Butte
Bridger
Bozeman
Red Lodge
Big Timber
Butte
FEE
St. Paul
Minn
Wool Season Closes Amid Rumors and Market Hopes
The wool season ends with Big Timber selling about half of its usual volume and receipts totaling around 2,300,000 pounds. About 300,000 pounds remain in the warehouse, much held until after the election, as growers reconsider rail rates and market choices.
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Montana
N. PB
Billings
Yankee Tourists Uncle Sam Colburn Arrives in Town
Frank S. Colburn, the Yankee Tourist in a full Uncle Sam costume, reached here Saturday on a world tour titled go as you please. He traveled from New York to San Francisco and plans impressions of people and cities for a forthcoming book. In towns he performs sleight of hand, gives lectures, and promotes manufacturers to earn a few dollars.
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Frank S$. Colburn
Sam
Colburn
New York City
San Francisco
All Going to the Circus in Bozeman
Ringling Bros famous big circus to exhibit in Bozeman on Wednesday August 22. Excursions from the vicinity promise a huge crowd. A free street carnival starts daily at 10 o clock before the show. The parade features 30 sections across a two mile procession with wild animals horses elephants and hundreds of people. The later performance is billed as the most magnificent arena display yet seen in America.
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Ringling Bros
Bozeman
Pagentary
America
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertises DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as instant and permanent relief for piles eczema and all skin diseases. Warns to beware of counterfeits with Budd Drug Co as the source.
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DeWitt
Budd Drug Co
Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet Poster Ad for Tariff Support
A notice promotes a large poster titled Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet showing benefits of protective tariff policy. It urges placement where voters can read and offers forwarding at four cents per address. Contact American Protective Tariff League in New York for posters. The Neclena Terald and Timber Pioneer publications advertise yearly rates.
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American Protective Tarify League
West 2Nd
New York
N.Y
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Wide Health Savings
The report claims over fifteen hundred lives saved using One Minute Cough Cure. It cites crippe and croup as well as asthma whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia among conditions helped. Early use is said to prevent consumption according to The ProneER and the Semi-Weekly Helena Herald.
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Croup
Udd Drug Co
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Pills Ad Mention
An old Budd Drug Co. advertisement promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as famous pills for liver and bowels. The copy frames a greeting question about health through liver activity and touts the product’s liver benefits.
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DeWitt
Budd Drug Co
Railway to Cooke City Promoter Plans Mine Rail Link
F A Hall promoter of a railroad to the New World mining district arrived this week. He aims to secure a large mine stake in return for building a railway into Cooke City. An engineering party led by P M Gallacher and George W T Lamport will survey the Clark Fork route, long advocated by Gallacher as perfectly practicable. Built the road could unlock one of Montana’s great mining camps and extend a Bridger branch.
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Cooke City
F. A. Hall
New World Mining District
Carbon County Democrat
P. M. Gallacher
George WT. Lamport
Clark Fork
Gallagher
Bridger
Insurance Interests and Global Fire Safety Trends
The piece surveys fire losses in Haverhill Massachusetts and rising gasoline fire reports in Chicago. It notes Japan’s growing insurance company count from four in 1890 to 73 in 1898, cautions on gas stove risks and faulty chimneys in Indiana and Pennsylvania, and reports life insurers’ heavy spending to prevent fraud. It also mentions Finland’s press censorship and a proposed Finland Newspaper Press Censure Insurance company offering indemnity up to 60 percent with a 5 percent premium.
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Haverhill
Mass
Chicago
Japan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Finland
Press Censure Insurance Company
European Art, Music Figures and a Child Prodigy
The article notes about 150000 Germans earn livings through music. It reports a Paris salon with four miles of space for French painters and a Sedelmeyer gallery showing 100 old masters with a top Watteau-like painting. Chartran’s “The Signing of the Protocol” may join the White House collection after exhibition in New York. Pepito Rodriguez Arriolo, a three year old Spanish pianist, astonishes Madrid audiences and may surpass Mozart as a prodigy. his father, a Spanish officer, was killed in Cuba last year.
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Society of German Composers
Germany
Sedelmeyer
Paris
Watteau
Chartran
H. C. Frick
Pittsburgh
White House
New York
Pepito Rodriguez Arriolo
Madrid
Mozart
Cuba
What Baby Can Do
A humorous reflection from the Chicago Times praising babies. The piece catalogs the amusing and chaotic effects of a baby on daily life, from wearing out shoes and filling beds to brightening homes and provoking colorful language, ending with a nod to the baby as a great institution.
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Chicago Times
Teachers Examination Set For August at Court House
The regular quarterly teachers examination will be held at the court house on August 17 and 18 starting at 8 30 a m Eva L Dana County September 8 16 00
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Court House
Eva L. Dana
County
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Wormer
Bozeman Montana
Marie Armstrong
Sweet Grays County
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P. Tessier
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Melville
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William Budd
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James Widdecombe
Joseph Widdecombe
Robert McClatchey
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