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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
3
An advertisement claims the elixir improves health by cleansing impure blood and restoring a pale complexion. It targets weak, worn out individuals and promises a positive guarantee on every bottle sold by Central Pharmagy.
Montana news notes that Butte Mayor Mullens will end prize fights after the current carnival, declaring fights illegal and promising to enforce statutes. Also reports a Missoula drowning tied to Fourth of July swimming practice and a medical note praising Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Horehound Syrup for rheumatism and croup.
A man described in connection with the Butte robbery last Friday was arrested Tuesday as he was removed from a freight train at Plains A negro was detained after a description led to his capture during transit. Louis J Kruger a former German long distance runner cited for a trainer use of Ballards Snow Liniment in Salt Lake City ads.
Butte promoter Zeke Abrams announced the race meeting planned to start July 18 in Butte is off due to poolroom proprietors refusing to close during the event. Abrams, a noted California horseman and promoter, reported the cancellation after discussions with city officials and poolroom owners failed to reach a closing agreement.
Billinga-Wm. Battam, a noted sheepman, died in the city Monday from injuries suffered after falling from a cliff last Saturday. No trace found of Mrs. Kingsley who vanished from a Gardiner hotel. search in Yellowstone River continues.
Colusa California man Joe Golobick credits Electric Bitters with curing fifteen years of rheumatism and general debility. The tonic is promoted for liver and kidney troubles with a satisfaction guarantee offered by City Drug Store. Montana leads nationwide receipts data with $124,589.02 aiding its claim.
The notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a preferred gentle laxative for children and claims it is the true remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company. It also mentions a land irrigation project and a medical claim that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with pastor oil, cures infant illnesses when used as directed. Sold by Central Pharmacy.
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama reports a severe case of twenty four piles cured by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He praises its healing power and recommends it for burns and general aches. The ad notes price at City Drug Store.
A drugstore ad touts Lane s Tea At Night claiming rapid bowel relief and cures for habitual constipation sick headache and indigestion. It guarantees the purchase price refund if unsatisfied and lists price 25 and 60 0 a package. Also note a July 19 picnic by Irish societies in Deer Lodge.
Miles City residents will hold a Fourth of July fair to raise funds for the town's Carnegie library. The notice touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by Central Pharmacy with a money back guarantee and claims it is the safest and most reliable bowel remedy.
At Madrid a Bilbao train wreck left 100 bodies recovered by midnight with about seventy still in the wreckage. Only six passengers escaped unhurt as couplings failed and the engine toppled into the Neferilla river. Rescue efforts faced delays from civil and military authority clashes.
In Coahuila Mexico twenty four miners died and about fifty were seriously wounded when gas ignited by a defective lamp during shift end at Las Esperanzas coal mine owned by Mexican Coal and Coke company. Roughly 100 men were present. many were buried by debris as others escaped with injuries.
Newport Rhode Island June 30 The cup yacht Reliance proved her worth as a heavy weather boat by defeating the Columbia and the Constitution in a stiff easterly breeze over a forty five mile course. The Reliance finished four minutes nine seconds faster than the Columbia and four minutes fifty eight seconds quicker than the Constitution. All prior races with these boats have been in tight airs and smooth water.
American men of war's crews won two firsts a second and a third in races against German boats at Kiel. Five American boats competed in four events while Germany fielded 37 entries. Over 1000 sailing launches lined the lower bay as German boats joined seven other events.
Montana grown Big Timber straw berries arrive in the city brought by multiple ranchmen. The fruit is described as vastly superior in quality to coast grown berries.
Central Pharmacy offers Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets with a positive guarantee. Provides relief from heartburn indigestion and aftermath of meals. Each tablet acts quickly and is available in 25 cents and 50 cents sizes.
Ten of the best river men in this section have dragged the Missoula river in search of Billy Martin who was drowned Tuesday but have not found the body.
Advertisements claim Moki Tea cures indigestion and constipation. The note mentions a senile-appearing art with eruptions and a pricing mention of 25 and 50 cents at Central Pharmacy.
An 19th century promotional note touts Lane's Tea as a remedy for troubled skin and foul breath. It claims one dose purifies the blood and clears pimples and blackheads, with packages sold at City Drug Store.
Members of the Elk lodge in Ansconda will present their annual minis trell show during the latter part of this month with details in the lodge calendar.
The complaint is traced to a stomach error from overeating or misuse. Cure stomach distress and the headache. bilious attacks and dyspepsia are relieved by Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills sold by druggists in the U S for five cents per box. Samples on request from Dr. Bosanko Co. Philadelphia. for sale by City Drug Store.
Street cars crossed the Kansas river at noon restoring service between Kansas City and Armourdale after a four week flood interruption. Argentine remains cut off and two new wagon bridges are expected to be completed this week.
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