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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1902
Page
3
Montana judge Harney censured lawyers John F. Forbis and L. O. Evans for attempting an appeal and for affidavits reflecting on his character. He struck the affidavits from the record, fined them $500, and ordered twenty four hours in jail.
Ananconda Edward Clark arrested in Walla Walla on a prior robbery charge from about five years ago. He had served time in a Washington penitentiary and was later arrested for a shove incident after release.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises claiming infallible relief for piles. Sold at City Drug Store for 25 cents.
Advertises Syrup of Figs as the preferred gentle laxative for children. Claims joy in its use and health benefits, attributing the remedy to the Ossornia Fig Syrup Co as the sole manufacturer.
The Montana World's Fair commission picks a location on the table land used by prior state buildings for the state building and exhibit on the Louisiana Purchase exposition site in Helena.
It cuts phlegm and germ-infected mucus to enrich blood and relieve inflamed throats and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs yield to this infallible remedy for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 500 and 81,00. Free trial at City Drag Store.
John Edgar of Germantown California endured sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years. He tried many remedies until Chamberlain's Pain Balm gave immediate relief and a full cure. He reports no return of symptoms and endorses the liniment sold by Central Pharmacy.
A vintage patent medicine note touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as improving digestion and appetite. It claims the pills tone digestive organs expel poisons enrich blood and heal the flesh with a 250 price at City Drug Store.
J. B. Geer surrendered to the sheriff Monday and confessed killing a man in Independence. After his confession the man collapsed, and attempts to revive him failed while Geer appeared to be under the influence of liquor or a drug.
Champ Clark describes overwork and nervous strain from campaigning and credits Electric Bitters with reviving his health after three bottles. The ad touts the tonic as the best all around medicine sold at druggists and guarantees by City Drug Store.
Corporal Joseph Morgan, a Spanish American War veteran who died Sunday, was buried Monday afternoon in Bozeman. The service was conducted as a military funeral with Company CA First Montana Volunteers and Company A Montana National Guard in attendance.
An advertisement touts Sher mans Headache Cure as removing headaches and neuralgia with one dose. Pills priced 250 and 100 a box offered by Central Pharmacy.
Montana wool growers are told by Chicago wool merchants that prices will rise this season due to increased demand for the fleece. The forecast pins hopes on stronger consumption and higher market values.
An advertisement touts Lane's Tea as a daily bowel movement aid that cures indigestion purifies the blood and improves appetite. It claims benefits for the complexion and overall health with a price of 25 cents and 50 cents per package sold by Central Pharmacy.
Mrs. Mary Knaff took two ounces of carbolic acid Sunday morning and died in agony. Her husband, a butcher, had been drinking and subjected her to inhuman treatment, with domestic trouble cited as the cause of the act.
An advertisement touts Mokites as a permanent cure for sick headache and constipation, claiming it improves appetite sleep and energy. The Central Pharmacy offers the herb drink for 95 cents and 50 cents with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
The coroner's jury finds Mrs. Knaff killed herself after severe treatment by her husband and blames him as the direct cause. They decry lacking legal punishment for the husband and note that Knaff threatens self harm and is under close watch.
Acker's English Remedy offered for coughs colds or croup with money back guarantees of 25 and 50 cents if relief is not immediate. Central Pharmacy markets the product.
The homes of Frank Mares and J. B. Collins were entered Saturday evening while the families were away. About $500 in property was stolen. Police believe two different burglars carried out the thefts. Two arrests have been made.
A. E. West 33, manager for Christie & Leys drug business, died Sunday in Las Vegas New Mexico from consumption after moving from South Carolina ten years ago. He leaves a widow.
H R Puxars of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who could not stop working. The note indicates workers kept moving without losing a day’s time and recommends keeping a bottle at home. Central Pharmacy sells the remedy.
Dyspepsia remedy ad touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets offering immediate relief or money back. Sold in handsome tin boxes for 25 pts at Central Phar.
A woman with whooping cough experience recounts protecting three children and a three month old baby by using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She notes all children stayed healthy and plump compared with others whose parents did not use the remedy. The testimonial advertises sale by Central Pharmacy.
The Odd Fellows of Butte marked the 83rd founding anniversary with Saturday afternoon and evening ceremonies. Members from across the state attended, including many veterans.
Alfred Heinze of Quincy Illinois praises DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe effective pills for constipation and torpid liver. He notes they never gripe or distress and urges others to try a good product. QCentral Pharmacy advertises the pills as safe.
Fred Meyers returned to town for the first time since last November. He leases a rich silver proposition owned by W. W. Francis and O. R. Brown on a tributary of the Big Hole river. The ore dump totals several hundred tons and cannot be hauled until next winter when a snow road may stay open for weeks.
A testimonial style notice claims blood purification can cure headaches pains loss of appetite fever pimples and sores. The ad asserts Acker's Blood Elixir cures scrofulous or syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases and offers a positive guarantee on every bottle.
The article emphasizes office stationery as a key feature of business presence. It argues first class stationery makes a strong impression in correspondence and positions a firm on a professional plane. It notes their brands include high quality paper products.
Describes the scenic attractions along the Rio Grande lines from Ogden to Denver. Highlights iconic places like Salt Lake City, Castle Gate, Royal Gorge and Canyon of the Gunnison. Promotes three daily trains and invites inquiries to Gen'ral Agent W. O. McBride in Butte, Montana.
A rear end collision between two freight trains on the down grade near Basin Saturday afternoon resulted in two tramper victims who were attempting to steal a ride. The wreck caused damage to the trailing cars and halted traffic while authorities investigated.
The advertisement claims women gain beauty by pure blood and health. It argues purity gives a rosy cheek and cheerful temper, while impurity causes sallow complexion and ill temper. It touts Wine of Cardus as a cure to strengthen female organs and transform appearance in a month.
Geo. 8. Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts a five year battle with dyspepsia and says Kodol offered relief after trying pepsia and other medicines. He claims the preparation reproduces natural digestive juices and digests any food, noting he is now sound. Central Pharmacy promotes Kodol.
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