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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13
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Cutie. Montana.
Butte, Montana.

1 HERE'S no sers, in sitting outside
shiverI,g when yOu can get inside COM
fOrtai,sy warm underwear that we offer.
We have tie worlds best makes and show
the latest and finest assortment in the state
with prices at least as low as can be found
where.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-13

Valentines
We show 4 Ia g variety of parchment
and ceiluIoid novelties with easel backl
each neatly boxed; prices from loc to
500 EACH
Crepe Paper
All kinds and colorings in crepe paper
go this week at half price.
The ordinary kind in all colors only &c
a roll.
The emboss d ana decorated quality nav
only ; IL roll
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
Railroad Extension.

We gather the interesting news
this week that the Southern Pecihc
Railroad Co. has secured the neces-
sary right Of way for the extension
Of the Abbeville railroad from Alb
bevllle to Gaeydan. The surveyors
have completed the preliminary
surveys and this week have been
putting down the grade stakes.
THIS latter work has been compile
ted to over half way between Alb
bevllle and Gueydan.
This means new railroad bridge
at AbbevIlle and tie affording 0
transportation facilities TO the larg'
country beyond which IS 50 rapid.
developing INTO rice fields. Thi
may mean much longer ran TO
the present Abbeyille train an bet
ter lime.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
MARRIED.

Mr.. Jules Francois, ot st. Mar
tinville, was quietly married to
Miss Marie Phllomene Bonin Of
New Iberia, Tuesday night, the End
Inst.
This marriage was quite sur
prise to Mr.. Francois friends, az
they all looked upon him as a bach
elor. proof against tbe pointed ar
rows Of Cupid, and when he an.
nonnced to them, his marriage, they
took it as joke, and laughed at
the idea of him being in love.
We wish our friend Jules and bis
pretty vile long life Of happiness
aud prospenty.-~St. Marinsyile
| Messenger.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13

ted 101 instead Of III new poles
for thc electric light plaut as pre
YiousIy stated,aud Mr.. ". B.'BurI5r
stated that he aud MIR 7. W.Nicol
had on the 10th of April coun-
ted and marked aIl these poles or.
ccted and that there was only %
new poles erected by Mn. Widucr.
ut the City's expense ~
1t wasmoyed by Mir. Lawton anN
scconed by MIR French that the.
Engineers report of 1Ol poles be
accepted as correct. 1t was moved
by Mir. Burke and seconed by Mr..
Fagot as 4 substitute to Mr., Law
tons motion and carried by the fol-
lowing yea and nay vote, to WIT:
Yea, McssrS Burke, l'agOt, Lampe.
rcz and Bernard. Nay McssrS.
Lawton and French; that % poles
DC accepted as the correct number,
and that Mr.. ITWidmcrbc allowed
and paid the sum Of six dollars per
pole for erecting this number
Mr., j A. French stated that he
would not have entered Lis protest
TO the construction Of the water
works plant at the last meeting If
Me had known that Mcssrs. NJ. T.
LeWman K. Co had offered to
fender to the Mayor, 525 to erect
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
EASTER.

From a religious point of view,
Easter Sunday was beautifully
observed in New iberia. The SER
vices at the Episcopal church were
very edifying. The interior of the
church was beautifully decorated
with flow ers, and inside the chan
eel the lights were kept burning.
The scene presented, could not
help but impress the mind with
the grandeur of this day in the
history Of the Christian world.
The music for the occasion con-
sisted of some select anthems, that
were well sung by the choir.
The rector, Rev. G. G. Kramer,
delivered a grand and forcible SER
mon-appropriate for the occasion.
The church was filed to it's full
seating capacity.
At ) p. in. a large number OF
children were present at a service
held especially for them. The
rector preached an instructive dis.
course, that gave the children tho
origin of Easter, and how the
Christian people observe it.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
GOOD FRIDAY FISHING.

On Friday morning Of last week,
We editor was a member of a merry
lot of fishermen who assembled at
an early hour at the hospltaDle
home Of Mr.. Ii. S. Snider. From
there we went by vehicles to the
very popular fishing grounds at
Weeks Canal. We thought we
we've early, but were surprised
to find that quite q number Of
others had reached the canal land
ing, even before we had LETT home.
And still they came. Want OF
SPACE prevents our naming all the
New Iberians who were there.
We finally got boat, which we
were doubtful of accomplishing
when we saw the crowd, and made
haste to reach the haunts OF the
finny tribe. Once there, the fisl
themselves seemed to- enter init
the sport Of being caught. oul
party Of six, from one boat, lande'
46l perch. Ye editor crowned
himself will, glory that day as a
I angler. making the best record q
| any member Of his party.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
OIL IN NEW IBERIA.

A number of gentlemen with
large financial backing, have or
ganlzed the Anse Labutte Oil and
Mineral Company to make researches
tor oil in New iberia. Those at
the head of the concern are: Mr..
Paul Ledouis, Judge w. N. Black
man of Rapides, Mr.. Robert Mar.
tin and Doctor Martin of st. Mar
tlnsvllle, and Messrs. Walter and
Proteus Burke, of New Iberia. The
company haa fixed It's capital stock
at 50, 100000 aud holds options on
so, 900 acres and desires to contract
for more. 1t will begin operations
within month. b.-Sodther Industry
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Iberio Building Assn.
Showing its Condition at the Close of the Six
Months Ending January Ist, 1901.
ASSETS.

Cash, that is lawful money and funds on deposit in
Dank 9,1140
Loans, with vendors privilege 800
Loans on pass books 1021490
Furniture fixtures and supplies ...............
hea Estate bought for account of this Association 4260O
Advanced and
S277 O60.2J
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
Police Jury DOings.

At the last regular meeting OF the
Pc lice Jury OF this parish held on
ihl 4lh inst the following business
trd dnsacled is Of general interest.
bevtral drains which had been
stdpped by the acts OF private indl
viduals were ordered opened by the
Shtrrlf at the cost and expense Of
the vIoIators Of these drains.
The Treasurer's report showed a
balance Of vi 1868 to the credit Of
the parish.
Messrs II. w Philips, Geo. Simon
and Henry Ortte, the committee on
jail repairs, reported that the neces-
sary repairs on the present building
and steel cages. would involve an
expense of Bl2 600. The report was
spread Oh the minutes and the com
mittse discharged.
The char appointed the following
committee Of freebolders, composed
of A.C Duboln, Dc. Kemper, o. F..
Romero, Desires Bronssard, jules
Jules Oliver, Daprelon Broussar1,
aud Ii. Romero to expfopriate a
road through the respective property
Of A J. Louylert Joseph BONN, g.
Kl, inpeter and the estate Of L.
Bloussard.
The sheriff is ordered 10 proceed,
without delay, to open 10 use Of the
public the 40 arpent road through
The property OF Estate J. E. Liette.
meyer
The char appointed Messers. De
cur, Ortte and Chaperon commit.
mlttee, to designate and locate roac
from Parish line 10 Olivier.
The Sheriff ard Tax Collector il
ordered TO proceed to enforce collee
ton OF per capita and vehicle ta'
, upon all delinqHehts'
The old road machine in The pos
session of Mr. Morll David was solC
J ~ Mr. David for fifsen dollars.
Mr.. L. w. Phillips vas advance
> i've hunlred dollars for wotk dot
on CourtHousa.
D.. Etnmer's proposition 7
!, Transport all smallpox pa ient
from any pert Of the paris
10 the pest house for twenty-fiv
!. dollars a month fer the b,lance o
. YER 1901 was accepted. Members 0
tie Police Jury and physicians ar
: requested TO imm diately notify Dr
Emmar whenever q case OF smail-po
!, IL II scoyered ii their district.
: It was novel, seconded and ca
ried, that the president be autht
ized TO Effect division Of the PEE
souse property with @. 2. Moss.
On notion Of Mr. Saherbiell'
M ssrs. Henry Mes;ayer and j.
| w Eite were aided to the commlssio
le appointed 10 ggt up an exhibit f
II lie Buffalo Exposition
IL In view OF the Tact that the 9th
ir banks had been exempted from IA
It alton On their undivided prgtifs. Il
+ State b nix, vas reimbursed s2s.i
4. amount pail On SAID item.
i. aIr. Frere's warrant, advanc
him, fsr $50 was approved for ca
is L. Q char appointed the follow
he commHIe composed Of ]. z. Sub
er. belle, James Il. Lee, Felix Pate
as james tiebeft, L. L. Renoudet, W
~. the eh8if as exoffclo chairman
he the committee, 20 investigate
ac. alyisabiIstY Of the erection Of a L
iail for tho Parish at iberia
ted with power to sscuic plans, spec
ec- cations and bids for same.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
Ar THE CATHOLIC CHURCH,

services were held at 6:30 and $50
q. m. Flowers were plentiful
around the altar, and the music at
the high mass was grand. The
choir was at its best, and the
singing of that beautiful anthem,
"Gloria in Excelcis Deo,' was well
rendered. Rev. Father Frohn was
celebrant of the mass, and Rev.
Father Jouan, preached the ser
mon.
The attendance, at both services
were very large.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
Al. CAMMACk, Secretary.


New iberia, La, April II, 1901
The Board of Trustees OF the
town of New Iberia met this day
pursuant to call of tire Mayor With
Mayor John Broussard in the chair
and the following members present
to wit: Messrs. ". r. Burke, j..
Iamperez, j. j. Lawton, ). A.
French, A. NJ. Bernard and j. A..
Fagot.
The object of the meeting was
stated by the Mayor to be for the
purpose Of discussing the water
works and electric light plants a.
constructed by Messrs. NJ. I Lew
man and Co. as rendered 10 tn
City through its Engineer for ac
ceptanee.
. The Clty's Engineer reporte
that Mr.. Henry Widmer had eret
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13

g Neuralgia pains, rheuma
tlsm, lumbago and sciatic pains,
yield to the penetrating influence
of. Billiards. Snow Liniment
Price 25 and 80 cents at the
Estorge Drug Company.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13

!, Emeus F. Miard, President, and L. William G. Weels
Secretary being duly declare that the above report
of the condition
E. f. MIILARD, President
w. G. WEEKS, Secretary
subscribed before me- this eighth day Feb
ruary, 1901. EDWARD T. WEEKS
Notary Public.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13
Call Meetings Of The Board Of
Trustees.
New Iberia, la /
Anil 81 1901 4

The Board Of Trustees Of The
town If New yhor1, met Tins lav
nursnaot 10 call Of ,bo Mavo, uttb
Navor Ioho R,oussar5 =, fine chair
and Tho tolIowing nembc,s urasan,
70 WIT. Massrs. w. r Rprke. J.
L,mperez J. B. Iawton. ]. A
Fraoch and A M RornarI All
cant Mr. 7 A Fooo,
.1,bo N,vors,o,od ,hot ,ho o,ioct
or ,ho ,ooo,in,, ,,,s r., ia nurr,so
,,f oorS,dor,,, tho occo,,;onoo or ra.
faction or the WaterworRs ana Elpo
,,;o I,ob, Plat Tho solo or q c,r
ta;r toynI lot to Mr. Georae Hon
derson ana tba.,ainI,ng IF tbe rooI
ot ,ha Ctv Markot
fMr r w Nic6I tho c,tv enAI
Fg,,oor a,noa,od hocoro ,bo Cor,cil
and stated that N[essra M r. Lew
| man 81 Go had tepaercd inc pres.
ont Waterwork. and Electric I1gbt
plant to him for aecontaoea for tho
Town and the matter be,nc dis.
cussed and the civil engineer, Mr..
r w Nicp, be,po asked bv the
Maxor IF he prooosf d 10 accent tbe
settling basin from the Contractors
NesArs M r. Lewman e 20. ~ il
,s now constructed and he HAVING
stated thai he inteoded to accent
1.-The same az # 1s now constructed
Mavor Johu Rronssard and Mesars
Burke Iamrerez and French made
a formal nrotest 10 The Epplneer
Cam. r. w Nieops gceeptapce Of
E,be sa,,lino bas,n or wau and the
bulk head construction at The bavou.
nd Mr. pn,La aIso N Tho tniIey
walls in their presept condition,
contondino that the Contractors had
N not comnli.d with their contract,
II was moved bv Mr.. LawtsT's
seconded lv Mr.. Frenci, aud carried
: bv ,he following yea and nav vote.
70 wit. Yea-Mosars. French. Law.
ton. Bernard, Lamperez and Burke.
Nay-none. that the Mavcr Mr..
!. John Bronssard. he ard he Is here.
nv anthor,zad and instrnetpg op lie
half. of the Mayor and Board Of
: Trustees of the town Of NeT iberia
] "a sell ard transfer 10 MIR. George
Henderson for The sum Of Three
( Hundred and Fifty Dollars IN cash.
and the ASSUMPTION by him Of two
! MORTGAGE notes with vendors lien
and privilege, each i,r The sum Of
!. Five Hundred Dollars of date Sept.
9Th. 1909 and payable Sent. 6tE.
1901 and 1902. respectively, with
Q s per cent per annnm interest from
tlelr dates until paid. and beng d
e portion Of the puroll Sc price Of
tbis property, and which act oil
sala i If record N conyayauct
r9
'ooA % - ''V''o = : u s's -
r lowing described property . VII
o "a certain lot Of ground with IN
+ urovpments situated in the town O
afNow Iberi, Ianis,ana measnf,ne
: ~
ninety s'N ise' o' = "s"' - . ~
r street, and extending back one nun
~ lred and ninety-tWo feet TO Jefer
h. son street. bounded on the south
. 81 - ha,o. i, ,ot to1o..,,n,
oase ''u' : !, !
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1901-04-13

f Whites Cream Vermifuge
not only effectually destroys
worms, it also increases the
appetite, aids assimilation and
transforms frail infant into one,
of robust health. Price % cents,
at the Estorge Drug co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19

or in part as a saloon or drinking
place, who knowingly permits any
person under 10 years Of age to play
at any game of chance therein, is gull
ty of a mislemeanor.
Every state, county, city, town,
or township officer who shall demand,
ask for, receive, or collect any money
or other valuable consideration for
his own use, or the use of any of the
officers herein named. for or with the
understanding that he will aid, ex-
empt or otherwise assist n person
from arrest or conviction for a VIOLA
ton of this act, is guilty of a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not less
500, nor than $500, and be
imprisoned in the county or city Jail
for not less than 80 days TO- more
than six months
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
TERMS OF COURT.

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana.
In the matter of the terms of Court in
and for the Seventh Judicial District of
the State of Montana, in and for the
County of Rosebud.-ORDER
1t is hereby ordered that the terms Of
the District Court of the Seventh Judi
clal District of the State Of Montana in
and for the county of Rosebud, for the
year A. D.. 1901, be held at Forsythe, the
county seat of said county, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of the following days, to-wit: April
3, May 20, November Is and December9.
This order is supplemental to an order
made by the district judge on the second
day of January, 1901, establishing the
terms of court for said year in the coun-
ties of Custer, Dawson and Yellowstone.
Done in Chambers at Miles City, Mon
ana, this first day Of March, 1901.
G. n. LOUD, Judge
First Publication March. :. 1901-4t :
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
SEEKING INFORMATION.
Iowa Land Company Wants to Know
About the Yellowstone Valley.

This section of Montana is evident.
~ attracting attention, not only from
eastern homeseekers, but agencies
which secure settlers as we'll, as re.
cent letters received in Billings would
Indicate. J. R. Goss is in receipt of
a communication from the Iowa and
Dakota Land and Loan company of
BOWS, Ia, seeking information re-
garding the towns and the farming
outlook in the Yellowstone valley and
other matters of interest to prospect
i've settlers.
Mr.. Goss has already replied to the
letter and it is needless to state that
he did Billings and the surrounding
country Justice. There is a proba-
bility of the letter bearing fruit in, the
OF securing settlers for Yellow
stone county.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
NEW PHYSICIAN AT PEST HOUSE.
DR.. J. E. Free Succeeds DR.. E. P. Town
sends to Remain out There.

From Saturdays Daily Gazette:
A new physician will be placed in
charge of|the smallpox patients at the
pest house this morning. DR.. E. P.
Townsend resigned the position, after
having refused to comply with the de-
mands of the county commissioners
that he remain at the institution and
not come into the city. The objec-
lions to DR.. Townsend, who has been
i'll charge of the patients. since last
fall, coming into the city and mingl-
ing with the people, had become SO
frequent as to cause the commission
ers to take some means to overcome
it. This could be done only by having
the physician remain at the pest house.
DR.. Townsend refused to do this and
his resignation was accordingly forth
coming.
The commissioners were in session
all day yesterday on matters pertain
ing to the smallpox situation. During
the afternoon they made arrangements
with DR.. j. E. Free. whereby he is to
take charge of the patients and also to
take up his abode at the pest house, be-
ginning today. The commissioners
told the doctor thst they were anxious
to see the disease eradicated and that
he would have their hearty support in
his work at the pest house.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
For Road Supervisor

The clerk was directed to provide
the several precincts with the neces
sary election supplies.
The following persons were named
as judges for said election:
District No. John Ship. I. NJ,
kelthler and Frank Scott.
District No. 2-J. R. Goss, w. 81.
Ross and I. D. O'Donnell.
District No. Be. M. Newman. A.
V. Cardwell and T. J. J%ellison.
District No. Nv. A. Enochs, H.
Yates and Jas. T.anegan.
District No. ST. @. Pound, M. M.
Brown and d. A. Benedict.
District No. 6-Daniel Nice, J. l..
Fraser and q. !. .Grant.
District No. Geo. Herbert, G. d.
Camp and l.. A. Nutting.
District No. Sired Kirch, S. ].
Hoppe and J. A. Ray.
District No. 9-W. H. smithey. G.
r. Tribe and Geo. S%penddif.
District No. LOG. G. Tilden, John
kinnick and J. F. Tilden.
District No. lie. P. searls, F, B.
Mitchell and j. W. Coombs.
District No. 12-S. H. Erwin, A. B.
La Mott and J. w. Newton.
District No. 14-Chas. Temple, G..
II. Cummins and G. P. Watkins.
District No. 22-S. G. Stitzel,
David Ramp and H. Hendrickson.
District No. 25-H. T. Ramsey.
Robert Steele and F. x. Zimmerman,
District No. 26-Wm. Dickie, An
drew Sullivan and H. G. Klenck.
The school houses in the several dis
tricts were designated as voting places.
Mr.. f. B. Mitchell appeared before
the board and stated that he had found
warrant No. 1929 issued to him for
$e; the clerk was instructed to cancel
warrant No. 2043 issued in lieu of No.
1929.
The board adjourned.
Attest: Nat. G. Carwile,
County Clerk.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

The annual city election of the CITY
OF Billings will be held on Monday.
April l, 1901, for the election of one
mayor; one city treasurer; one police
judge, and n alderman from each of
the four wards of the city.
The polling places are as follows:
First Ward-Court house.
Second Ward-C. f. Burton's Office.
Third Ward-H. M. Allen & Co.'s
office.
Fourth Ward-Fire hall.
Polls will be open from 8 a. M, to
6 p. M, of said day.
Certificates of nomination of candi-
dates to be voted for at the said annual
election of the city of Billings must
be filed with the city clerk not more
30 days or less than three days
previous to the day Of election.
Dated at Billings, Montana, March
IS. 1901.
By order of the city council,
j.. B. Herford,
5o-l-94-5 City Clerk.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY.
Provisions of Law Amending Old One
Which Was Invalid.

"AAS was AAVdA1Q.
State superintendent of Public In.
struction W. W. WEIGH IS besieged
with inquiries from all parts of the
state concerning the provisions of the
new school laws enacted by the Sew
enth Legislative assembly, a y the
Helena Record. Important among
these measures is house bill No. 1911,
which provides a means of making a
tax levy in each district for the sup
port OF common schools. It is an
amendment to the law of 1897 and is
particularly important, because its
trainers believe they have removed
the defect in the old law which rem
dered special tax levies for school pur-
poses impossible, inasmuch as the su-
preme court held it was u%nconstitu-
tional.
The principal change in the old law
IS the transfer OF the power TO make a
levy for school purposes to the county
commissioners. Heretofore it was in
the hands of the school trustees.
The general annual tax levy shall
be two instead of five mills, as ore
scrlbed by the old law, and shall be
made by the county commissioners.
In regard to special tax levies it is
provided the school board of each dis
trlct shall certify to the county COM
the number of mills neces-
sary to be levied not to exceed five
mills. In the former law 10 mills
was the limit. The amounts Of the
levy shall be placed in a separate col
m IN the tax book and the taxes
be levied in the same manner as
all other county taxes.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
GET BRIBERY MONEY
Famous Thirty Thousand Dollars Appor-
toned to Schools.

Acting upon a law passed by the re.
cent legislature of Montana the state
superintendent of public instruction
has made the apportionment of the ia
nous $50, 900 bribery money! turned
over to the state treasurer two years
ago.
The apportionment to counties is as
follows: Beaverhead, STA. 80; Broad
water, 1887. 90; Carbon, $1,137. rs;
Cascade, 80, 942. 10; Choteau, $S46. SO;
Custer, $1,O85.24; Dawson, $5l2;
Deer Lodge, So, 0O4. 60; Fergus,
81, 010.4 40; Flathead, 81, 1856. 80; Gal
latin, 81, 576. 81; Granite, 5000. "a;
Jefferson, $615.68 Lewis and Clarke,
30. 597. 80; Madison. $1,115.49; Mis-
soula, SLAB; Meagher, 1851. 90;
Park, 1891. "a; Ravalli, $1,194 90;
Silver Bow, So, 700. 0s; Sweet Grass,
$476. 80; Teton, $407 16; Valley,
$3.50. 80; Yellowstone, $693. 16.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
cREEs MUST GO.
Sheriff Has Orders to Make Them Leave
City and County.

City and County.
At the meeting of the board of coun
ty commissioners Friday the board
instructed Sheriff Hubbard to orde,
the Cree Inlians out of Billings and
Yellowstone county and keep them
out, as they are considered a menace
to the public health.
|. A large band of the Indians have
been camped north of the city about
five miles for several weeks. Many
OF their number have been known to
be prowling around the pest house on
numerous occasions, besides gathering
up refuse thrown out from there, and
afterwards come into Billings, thus
exposing the people to the smallpox
disease. The attention of the commits
sioners was called to the condition Of
affairs and their prompt action to pre-
ven a spread of the disease is the re-
suit.
Among other actions taken by the
board yesterday was that of cancelling
the order calling for a road election,
Tor the reason that the recent law
passed by the legislature repealed the
law under which the election was
called.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-19
YOUR FACE

shows the state of your feelings and the
state of your health as we'll. Impure
blood makes itself apparent in a pale
and sallow complexion, pimples and skin
eruptions. II you are feeling weak and
worn out and do not have a healthy ap-
peara4ce, you should try Acker's Blood
Elixir. 1t cures all blood diseases where
cheap sarsaparillas and so called pur-
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