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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
8
Many in Dillon suffer fall catarrh with coughing tickling throat and sleepless nights. First day use of Hyomei brings improvement and rapid relief from catarrh and coughs. The remedy carries a guarantee of cost free cure and R. L. Riley offers complete outfits for $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents.
Editorial praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women's ailments citing Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients. Doctors endorse Helonias and Golden Seal for uterine health, anemia, and menstrual disorders, claiming the remedy supports reproductive system vigor.
Rev Dr Tilden addressed students at General Assembly on Tuesday. Mrs Dauterman visited her daughter Miss Ethel. Public Speaking Club members gave speeches including Americas Duty to Cuba by Edith Maynard Race Riots in the South by Lucy Bran an Mr Chas Hughes by Edna McConnell Wm R Hearst by Edith Noyes and Wm Travers Jerome by Rose Wesch.
New York report from a major banking firm says silver export supply is down to about 6 million ounces and a rapid price rise is expected. Silverware makers have increased purchases as both the United States and Mexico buy for coinage. Mexico plans to reduce the fineness of the dollar to curb exports. The Treasury bought 250000 ounces in New York at 69.21 cents, with the next bid likely above 70 cents per ounce.
In Hot Springs Arkansas the City Improvement Union of 500 citizens forced a statewide raid after officers failed to close gambling rooms. A brass band led 23 executives in marching through the city to shut the rooms, with 500 gamblers and women ordered to depart on the first train and not return.
The new wick attachment on the Perfection Oil Heater eliminates explosions and smoke by allowing safe wick control. The smokeless device prevents odor while the heater remains portable and easy to use. The Rayo Lamp, by the same makers, provides bright steady light at low cost. Sold by all good dealers.
A Washington rumor claims President Roosevelt aims to become New York senator to succeed Platt while reports from Boston link an American England match to be played at Crystal Palace. Other items note shipper shortages for lumber and shingles, and a San Francisco jury acquits Mary L. Bowen of embezzling government funds.
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