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The sun., 1901-10-21
NEGROES KEPT FROu RTGISTRY.
Nearly Finy on Barrrn island We're Not
Allowed to Get Ia Booth NJ CanarSic.

A. tho result of what Is alleged 20 be-
deliberate intent on the part of the SANITARY
Utilization Company, 20 which Commis-
sioncr Percy &. NaFlc = the Street Clean
ing Department awarded the contract for
the cremation II the ciiy's garbage. bctwern
forty and ifty uccro"- l'-t tho opportunity
to register on saturday. with the result
that they will hc di,iran"his,i on elect ion
dav They aro employed In tho COM
panv's Crcnatorv on Barren Island and
are entitled to vote ~ Canarsc I
The negroes DELAYED registering until
Saturday. because To- have gone 60 Canarsio
on any other dgy would have meant tho
iuss 20 days work On saturday, AZ n
timo settled on. they assembled nj the
passenger wharf where tho boats 20 and
from tanarsi. make a landing To their
surprise none Of IA" boats landed at tho
reg ilar passenger wharf. but instead went
tO the cumpany'S pri'ai" pier, which mono
Of the employees II Permitted to enter
The men v ho wal. rd 20 register went
20 the entrance Of TITO Cor'pany's pier and
end"avorcd 20 Ct on IN, boat Tho watch
man. 50 they say, would not let them
through tie iron gntos, though others
wcr" being admitted The nolyrocs re-
turned To the passenger wharf and made
all kinds OF signals 10 the captain Of the
boat 70 call there. but the signals were in
vain
After waiting nearly all tho afternoon
they wore told that the boat was out ~
order and no landing would he made
Meantime landings were being made afty
feet away. where the cplorcd men could
not reach t.ie boat They offered 90 nav
Tor launch to carry them TO Canafse,
but couid not get one and accordingly
they were unable To- register and on election
DAY they vii bc disfrauChi-.Nd
They have Riutss harmed fhnt nil ~ tha
other men who wanted To register received
n day on and frs passage 10 Ianarsie and
return. Thosc who were left will ondeaVur
TO secure legal r,dr,-,,.
The sun., 1901-10-21
TAMMANY'S sWOLLEN PArROLLs.
Ccier says Figures Arc Right. hut Thinks
differences Are Wrong.

Comptroller Coler made this statement
Yesterday about tho figures printed In tho
newspapers showing how salaries have
been increased under tho Van wyok ad-
ministTation:
The figures published by tho Republican
campaign managers are Ia the main taken
from some was preparing for my own use
Ia the campaign The tnfrrenCes drawn from
thein are n ials" a. was the forged IATne sie
letter and viii prove quite a. much u buUtr-
crung ~ thtt letter Everybody kuONS that
saldne- Tor rapid transit. docks aud other
improvements have been paid legally from
the bond account The reinarkHbl" Increase
IN tn" pubic improvements easily explains
the apparent increase In salaries. sc
A. soon a. | can Get my force 70 work |
intend 70 make "a statement showing the eI-
act stat" OF Affairs The real fact j. that tho
Increase which has been 80 formidably set
turth IN the Republican mAnifestO II due
largely 70 mandatory legislation that H..
legislation fprc"d upon the city OF New York
by ilitt Legislature
Itghty two Ter cent OF the BUDGET hts
year and IN tA- previous years 81 this nd
minlstration e. mes from Laws forced upon
the Sow York public hv senator Thomas L
llatt and his servants AZ Albany
That part OF the statement which tries
70 she = that city employees have been paid
rom bond account II 20 absolutely absurd
that no one vita th" slightest vc~tlgo OF in
Ielhgcnos could be deceived by II
The sun., 1901-10-21
GOO. 1000 WORE row PORTRAITS.
Many a >hopk crper Would Dare Persecu-
tioa d, Displaying Them.

Tho C'tiz"ns' Union campaign managers
hav" or'icr'd $4,000 moro lithograph. o.,
Nr'h Low and the town Is 90 lie covered
with tlem
Tor" =. many a small shopkeeper who
vi. uo' have a picture of Mr. Low In hl-
window hFraus" lc il afraid of TArnfnai y
r"fro."itinG such men have received cir
Cular- inr them that n Low Il ele,-tsi
h'y VIII BE-" aulic,-s to A., out % business
and Iu. up 7, 1t sigilS
i',at ii'ns'u-- vii bc ors~; this wees
lv f4-iur pluphls. showing how bus!-
u'r- VII 'lf.f" under descent Admlnts,fa
Won 10 ''f 'lan d. ao"- nov. when ain 1-t
'.'ry d'alUf b. wont - have the chooslul, 4,
'-'i ss-'T r'rHsr-1.tiuii ALL hlackmAll as uIg
90 'hr problem af Nis rusir.ss
The sun., 1901-10-21
Dayton on Croker and Tammany.

I'VE no longer have government of the
people. for the people and 10y tho people,
but Instead have a government Of tho peo-
pl" by despct for his own purposes. what
ever they NAY b. II thi- dospotisrn can
be permitted. laudhbo political ambition
will b" stillrC. political interests must safer.
popular government must cease and vas
salage will take the place of personal lherty
Tho coming Of Mr. croker and hi- assumr-
ton OF complete control ~ tho Deinocr,tic
party of Greater New York tn. Autocrptir
methods pursued by him. tho utter absence
Of any voice but his IN the action Of the CON
veution Of The party ~" - fing of even the
right to bc heard on N" roor 81 conycniiors-
all this seems 90 mo To- raise a doubt as To-
whether ~ not We are living IN land Of free
men I believe In political Organization
but when the organiya tion becomes the prop
erty Of ono man II ceases % bo democratic
Charles " Dayton. IN his letter to the De-
moCrscy Of Thomas Jefferson. acccptins tho
nomination for the Office Of Comptroller. Oct
49, 1871
The sun., 1901-10-21
FUSION RALLIES THIS WEEK.
Tonight Is the iiix Cooper Union Demo-
cratic Anti-Tnmmany Mectink.

The vigorous campaign which the fusion
forces have been waging for the past two
weeks viii bs continual this week with a
series Of meetings at which all of the city,
county and borough candidates will make
speeches az the big mec,ing which the
Greater New York Democracy has ar
ranged for tonight at Cooper Union. VIII
liam B. Hornblowcr will preside. and among
those who will speak indoors will be Seth
Low, Edward VI. Grout. Charles V. Forn"s.
Jacob A Cantor and Justice Jerome
Among the Vice e-Prs~idents OF the m..ting
will In y Ellery Anderson. Roger A. Pryor.
George l.. Mves. Charles =. Falrchild.
William Hepburn Russell, John c, Shechan.
John De Witt Warner. Rastus S Ransom,
George Haven Putnam, Joseph y DAILY.
Eugene A Philbin and Wallace Macfaflane.
Two outdoor meetings will he held, at
which the speakcrs will be Frank sullivan,
Samuel Il Thomas, Henry II sherman.
Horace & Skelly, Osgood Smith. W A.
Hoy, Joseph l.. Hsncc, Daniel J Byrnc.
W Donihce, j. y. Gomez, Thomas j.
Hayden, J = Currsn. D.. J Mcclure. VI.
Leon, John u A Mutually, Henry Nccdham
aud Frederick " Black II viii lie Obj
served that many of the speakers and Vice
Presidents of to-night's meeting are FORMER
Tammany Hall men who have l-cn driven
out 81 the organization by Crokerism
Tomorrow night there viii h. Citizens
Union meeting at the 81 Nicholas Rink.
Sirty-siNth stree, and Columbus av.nu~. At
which Mr. Low and nll ~ the fusion ~zndi-
date- viii speak
On Wednesday thew will be mec1ing
at Coop"r Union under tho auspices ~ |
the ReI ubhcan County Committee Gen
Henry l. BIrnr', will preside and the I
SPEAKERS viii - Edward VI Grou, Justi~e I
Jeroin. and John = VIZ" Scih low will .
not - pr--ent. t--aus" he 10 going to New .
Haven. wh"F,' tho dcgrcr of IL. " = - d
L. conferred upon lam hy Vale
On THURSDAY night th~rr viii d" fuur '
ruusing n.sfins- ~ ~" fas' Side. nt .
sll e whpch Mr Low vii sprak A.
o'clsck 49, all - at Bnlrmitu National
Hal E.i last SrNrniy y-thiri sirsf OF
y u'cln~k AZ lt-fhpvcn Hal in tasi fiffr .
sir-ss al pC ~ tle scrnAn u'-fiug Or
IesT-.r luiun. aud ai io ~ a. Apoilp Hal,
~ CLINTON stftsf A. th. lasi -nauissd .
ri'-',uF Justice Jcfume and NJ errut d
ai-n v NJ sJs.ak
pn Friday NJ l.ow MI sIcAs iu Ir,.uk- /
lfh ard un SATURDAY rigm ~ tu" laG Nn- 4
IAishuau uss-tiug 81 the GRAND t.f.'ral F,
halars and a. thr,~ oflsrf uH--i ingz on ~. /
iuwsf tasi ~ads w. ur~-fing ~ 90. /
Ofamd U~rtrl painr- sill D. tag uHr
Hud u,sul. ~ a.. ufterr shn NhI sJsuak wA |
b. Justics 1offuc alld Jscub A I-ni4
The sun., 1901-10-21
ENGEL GOIN0 TO VANTAGE
And Max Hochs,im May settle There and
Opefi n "ptare."

According 10 Ro-"y the lawyer. President
OF the ksseH Market Bar Association. II
Iammany carries the city ard Martin Engel
grabs "a" Ate on election day. Engel and
his Cabinet will take trip to Europe and
call on Squire Croker NJ Wautage hs soon
a. convenient after tho Squire goes home
with the Spoils
Rosey made this announcement; yes
terday az m"ctiug II the FuFel Cam
paigu Committee In the collar II the Silver
Dollar Smith Hotel IL E,-cS street
Yes. boys- soiI Rosy. our gang has
got to b. richr mp to date. Don't give this
away nov, iccau-" vc don't want Croker
"a know n "" Just want to go there and
surprise him Ou'p We are there he cant
class a.. Tie" Sguir" j. getting dead
stuck on ~ down here biloxi. told the
that be- was ticklcd tu death when he hea ri
how We chn-rd no" pushcaft II"n the other
day and tore down Adler's pictures.
wouldn't u surprised II Martin opened
a house over th"rr near Croker and put
MAY Hpcn,'ifn IN charg" ~ "
Naif DO der boliCp allow siuss py
Englauiy' asked Fiddlcs Tinkelstein
Stussr How dare YOU ring IA Allen
s,r"ai with Crukors uame." replied Rosey
let every on" uf YOU guys get ont now
and hustle fDr our friend SheTard II hc
u clg"t"d you will have frce beer for "a
weel,
We don't take your word for II. said
Long Reach Reagan We will go up
to night and -"c Martin at tho Cafe Boule-
ward
Heavens, not that On pcril of your
life dun'' one of YOU darr call uu him except
IN a drrss sttt, said Rosy
About a wo"k ago Rnscy Informed the
members that Eng'l vas going to ny and
Initiate Croker ~ thc cafe Boulevard and
fNf l. "a.
evening dr--e livery Tammany saloon
ke"lsr II l-s"N stro-.t - using English
mut lard on his bar instead Of the German
article.
The sun., 1901-10-21

Chairman Jacob Brennsr. Congressman
Harry Hsnbury, Naval Officer Robert A.
ShaIkey, United States Marshal Charles
J: Haubert. SECRETARY Julius wieman. D.
Harry Ralston. Charles \. Dewey and all
the other campaign committeeman. who
met at Republican headquarters yesterday
afternoon 10 examine tho registration
returns, were extremely gratifed over the
figures and there were mutual warm CON
gratulAtions over tho fine work ac,om-
plished by tho district captains in getting
out tho voters. Mr.. Brenner said
We have every reason 90 ba pleased
with tho result OF the registration. All
through the districts. from tho first TO tho
last. there Is unmistakable evidence that
the voters are thoroughly aroused and
that the borough Of Brooklyn il going 60
do its full share In the work Of downing
Tanmany and it's Willoughby street annex
The registration figures speak for them
solves and fully corroborate tho reports
brought IN by our district captains There
are a few Democratic districts which have
a suspicious look but there II ample time
20 make a thorough investigation and stop
any wholesale attempt at fraudulent
voting
Mr. Brenner as a result of his scrutiny
of the registration returns, and from both
general and specific Information on the
political situation in Kings county, IL con-
hdent that another Schisren revolution IL
roming on Nov. S. Indeed he will he sur
prised u seth Lows plurality dos not
axceed that of ~ ono given for Schicren |
IN 1898 Neither he. however. nor any IT |
his fellow chleftains will allow this conf |
ience to relax their efforts for the next two |
weeks
Mr. Shevlln professed TO be pleased with |
The registration figures, especially those
would have a plurality Of from 5000 20 |
% 600 In the Greater New York. OF which |
would contribute from 1000 To |
u 900. Mr.. Shevlin will probably reviss |
his estimate. so far as BROOKLYN IL con- |
,erned. when ne gives the registration |
ieires a moro analytical examination to- |
iay
The sun., 1901-10-21
NEW BANNERS ~ BROOkLYN.
Tncy Are Of white Muslin ana Are Ie,ter~si
In ularia siik.

White muslin banners. lctierrd In black
ST. AMI containing Interesting statements
regarding the ISSUES 81 the campaigu
vrrc 20 H. -~rn in al parts of Rrpul
hn YESTERDAY They wrr~ DISPLAYED On
t-rc-.s. awnings. rols, and in vindows Il
vaoa.' stowe Toe huuf" top. Hfass,.f
Zoo tiir cuirnuor 80 10" Hndg- view ll..
r.yrIs-d with th~-r tarurr- lHliss ga
A., -sme q tNr iu. I rf .s.
>sth los d.Dlarta Ha.IYH. lfHNsrE al. .rIs.
ard d. HtIu siIrfl AHfH fHr ~fH lHuV
ufuuAifu O. co." latta 81 4aa l'H NrH
pHHt dr.su.N tT IHthrf. Isu. Vote f..
s,.I. la.t
IHs ulust burTInr ant dIsgfau.ful II.I
r.r..r 60 uIuII opal ti.tHFE ul tfI. Huutff.
~HFHHfl
h.d fnr isfn lus
N 400 Huuid - lnats uut o. isn Chlldroa
sss arEl-d sohsulsEs. vets fof - a. A~s
The sun., 1901-10-21
Ciuycns' tnIon Purse Fuller.

The Finance Committee of tho Citizens
Union will hold n meeting tonight az %
Union Squarr last. .t which Dr T. u l..
Gould. ~. treasurer. will mnk. a report
and plans for the f'-' of the oampaicn will
10 made. Already o. was ~aid YESTERDAY q
thefr ha,r h.eu hIru.l r~Iur,--s a. Dr
Guuld's appeol Tor s-a.t"O 10 carry on tho
work & he camIaigu fur the fusion cat
di,lat"s. and AT tn-rlrlts lo-.iing hc VI.
teal exactly how much mnloy h on hand
aud opinions will h. HYiicd az 20 the bs-i
WAY Ia which ;n spend b.
The sun., 1901-10-21

For PURPOSES 81 comparison tho enrolled
vote In BROOKLYN can he put at 22o.0o.
which ts q shrinkage of about ~. .5DO from
the registration last year and an increase
Of about ie,oo0 over that In 1897. Yesterday
the rival political managers were already
engaged In making an ANALYSIS of the figure
and while both profees'Si 10 be- satisfied
with the result there was undoubtedly les
cause for jubilation In the Shepard camp
than In Lows Tho Willoughhy stree, man
ayers were for some reason extremely
anxious that the registration this wear
should show a marked falling on from that of
last year. and they were disasrecably
SURPRISED when they found that II fell on
less than twenty on the average In each of
the s7e election districts. Few DAYS ago
Mr.. James Shevlin, the recognized -pokce-
man OF the Nilloughhy street machine.
predicted that the los from last year would
be over 1900, 40 that he was 100 out Of tho
way.
the 61e election districts were put In the Re-
pubinAn and Democratic columns on the
basis OF the Odell- ll-Stanchfield vote last year,
that being considered the faire-t test 10
PARTY predictions. Applying this rule
tho calculation showed that more than
two-thirds of the shrinkage was made up
from the Democratc districts, AMI, what
n considered mor- significant. 81 the g2
election districts IN which there was an
incrcase in the registration over last year.
% were carried by the Republicans last
year and only y by TIE Democrats 1he
reasonable Inference from this. - tho
fusionisi statis,icihns say, Il that mor'
Democrats than Republicans are included
among the iO.SO0. whl enrolled las wear,
but for one reason or thr 'the. decided %
di-franchise thcm~rlNcs In ihis camIa iyn
Each Republican election district lie, IN
an average ia,while the average loss In each
Democratic district rcachNd Is 81 There
n only single Assembly district out q tho
~ In which the enrolled voto this year
eIo~ecis that of last year This is the
Eighteenth. a steadily growing Republican
stronghold. which last year gave Odell
q maJorify of Pea over S'Anchheld The
regrtration In this district last year was
"a .Sss while u IL ~ e3S. OF Ss7 morr this year
II is from this gcnerAl analysis % the shrink
age from 1900 that tho managers % the
Low forcs>s Ia BROOKLYN bas@ their conf
dence that thing arr gong thcir Nay this
year
Roth side~. hovcvcr. will attach more
importance 20 a cumfsf .Non q this wears
nsurs~ with tho-e - isp5. and frpm nov ga
Until election day the guesiion - ~ " hich
T. tho rainef 10 tie ia.oa tncrra-~ tn tho
r~g~'-rd vpie wiil D. di-CTI-scd with rnurh
'tnferx-f
tiere arr tallles 90 Ass-ulillV afstfsrs
With the Isitioal opml lrtiln issss~i "a
tho Oicli- i-,tAnchh'i vote. fhpvinE iusi
The sun., 1901-10-21

Are You Derby.wise-know
what becomes you.
We can give YOU good advice
and the right Derby; sS and 81.
Do you live under right fitting
underwear Underwear that fits;
s TO s. garment.
Did you know that in this
boys shoe department there are
many things not generally found
in boys shoe department.
Mems shoc successes are du.
plicatel; the same quality, style
AMI Workmanship ior less money.
Rovs' shoe, sl.1i tosi.
l,p.FRS pFEr - CoNrANT.
- rrurHasf rnr WfuHr
g.. nHN N Wsrfra "a a.. -, -.
- nrss stuaT COO IrHH.. .i.
lsla lruafsHI s.r .nn
.As = sssi 40
The sun., 1901-10-21
o,r eroRor ron row. O>E Nor.
urur, Georges sons May Meet In Joint
Debate "a the stump.

Ei.Lard Gc1rgr. brother = lI"-rv
G,orgr. has Aunouu~"i that he will vote
and mak. st--Sh'- Tor seth Low Hi>
rr,'h-4. Henry G.1ry-. do "c!arci Tor Shci-
arl several dav- aro. Tho hrpthcr-. It
- .'E'.,i. have both d~ridod - g. on the
.frfrp f.r the candidates they favor. ant
.y. agr,s-i 'o in,,1 .u i.iuI debate -H..c
night li,,' ,ce' now an. ! c'ssTtion
The sun., 1901-10-21
UPSTATE REGISTRATION GOOD
N ost Notable Failing on Is In Two Demo
cratic cities.

Tho registration figures for tho cities
in this State outside Of New York where
there are municipal and Assembly elections
this year were received at the Republican
State Committee headquarters yesterday
In almost every city there was decided
increase. The most notable falling off
wns in Hudson and Poughkeepsie, which
are Democratic cities. The las, municipal
and Assembly elections up State were in
ispe Here are the figures for the principal
cit es for 4 500 and 1901
The sun., 1901-10-21
naer nioi. ncmcmherr,I

An Aprral g. cploFrd voters has hc~n
i~.ue-l bv number q oolpf,d men inter
s..f,i iu the sur0--s of the fusion 'i,ke'.
o.. apt-sal j. al ir,---,I 20 Tho tol1f,i
tug-us - New Nofk- and o. mg l~'f~f-
trf. .s. tho ff1fI' l- thu.
$1,000. .'f fs. faoT tIu's o. tel
Isf. rf. I--t That lHffH"r nlu .s 80
.r,HHH.tf sf crime aHf fNr s.-f#.rtI % ,f4u.
HH.a
..H.,r fsr f.t IurrH.r N.H 49, f..
o. .U.H'"r u' Hu4 .H i'-r vffI 80 f. .'l.
N ~ '..s.. .I. f4. arHI.. sr.sr...
f. . "a. f ufiHf u rf..f.sf.ss.
The sun., 1901-10-21
on! WHAT 4 CHANGE,
what Dayton. One Of Crokcr's Candidates
This Year. said I'm 1897.

MY position Ia this campaign has becn
said 10 be by my friends In IHmmany Hall
one Of sorrow and profound regret to thcm
They had build-i for ~" "a splendid future
They had pointed out Ia their minds eve "a
carer that was 10 occupy. u only | would
bow down ami worship at m. shrine 81
Crokerism Tat. my friends. I never did.
and as value my citigenship and my rev
erence 90 the Almighty never will '-Chsfles
" Dayton. In a speech at Terrace Garaea.
Oct Is, 1897
The sun., 1901-10-21
WE HAVE tNpoRSEp ALL FUSION
EANnIitATl

" you vote e." Democratic ticket
with the Rooster emblem. you not only
stamp your condemnation Of Tammauy
methods, but ypu vote to relegate Croker
To tho Rear and H. seated " tho Mpat
House. Vantage. Berks. England, und
devQt" bis kiugly existence IN the throne
Of his dog kennels.
The sun., 1901-10-21

The Democratic districts In which losses
are recorded are those upon which the
Willoughby street machine depends fuf
Its big pluralites and the district leaders
In turn are ex-Congre~sma John Clancy.
John Morrissey Gray. William O'Donnell.
Senator p II McCarrvn and Congressman
George II Lindsay. Doubtless there will
street auction room to-day. when these
gentlemen drop In 10 explain to Hugh
Mclaughlin and Chief of staf James Shev-
lin the condition OF Affairs in their respec-
tive bailiwicks
The strong Republican districts. on the
other hand. which are going to give an
overwhelming vote for the fusion candi-
dates. have done almost a. we'll and in
one case even tsseter than last year
Here are a few OF them with the regis
tarcd vote In both years and tho plurality
for Odell In each
The sun., 1901-10-21
rssr, rust.~.. n ~

f~sds 1uF trN h nFfsf o. tlfuprf'f rF~rrre
hiin-~H ~ ~. day duIirs Al r-us !.
suIa.t-d 80 ths adFsrtis-f reaI's ths lscEefa
b. ti4ia = lsgC4afiun -.lde
The sun., 1901-10-21

Francis l. Corrao e brooklyn. Presi.
dent Of tho Italian Independent League
has written this letter 90 Coroner yucca
who ia a candidate on tho Tammany ticket
Tor r..ia.ttgp.
The Conservative, 1901-02-28
THE CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK
Dearborn and Monroe Streets,
CHICAGO.
CAPITAL $500, 900
SURPLUS 100000

INTEREST PAID ON ACCOUNTS.
Accounts are kept in conformity with the
practice of Chicago Banks. Interest Is
allowed on the minimum balance of such
accounts on terms which may be ascer.
tanned on application.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.
Deposits received for fixed periods, on
which interest is allowed at current rates.
Sums of fifty dollars or more received,
repayabIe on demand without interest.
LETTERs OF CREDIT. Letters of
credit for travellers issued, available in the
principal cities OF the world.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Foreign
Exchange bought and sold. Cable transfers
MADE.
BONDS. Municipal, railroad, gas and
other corporation bonds bought and sold.
CORRESPONDENTS or a personal
interview with view to business relations
respectfully invited.
The Conservative, 1901-02-28

j. r. WALSH, President.
A. McNALLY, Vice.President.
=. m. BLOUNT, Vice.President.
z. M. JACKSON, Cashier.
+. W. MCLEAN, Assistant Cashier.
A. UHRLAUB, Assistant Cashier.
The Conservative, 1901-02-28
DIR OR s:

DIRECT TORS:
c. X. G. BILLINGS, J. r. WALSH,
ANDREW McNALLY, E. M. BLOUNT,
MAURICE RoSENFELD, JOHN M. SMYTH,
WILLIAM BEST.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-06
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes August Flower still has tire larg-
est sale of airy medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness. Doctors We're scarce, and they
seldom heard Of appendicitis. Nervous
Prostitution or Heart Failure. etc. They
used August Flower to clean ont tine
system and stop fermentation of undi-
gested food. regulate the action of the
liver, stimulate the nervous and or
ganic action Of the system. and that is
all they took when feeling duh and bad
with headaches and other aches. You
only need a few doses of Green's Au-
gust Flower, in liquid form, to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanac.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-06
ASPHALTUM IN THIS STATE
Large Beds in Eastern Montana May
Be Utilized in Near
Future.
Especial to Inter Mountain.)

Especial to Inter Mountain.)
Bozeman. Sept. 6.-Though very few
people know it. there are several large
deposits of sand asphaltum in Montana.
One Of the mines, or beds, is about
five miles from the Northern Pacific
railway in eastern Montana, and an
other not far from 1T.
There are several deposits in Wyom-
ing, one especially valuable being on
the new Cody railroad.
Colonel 0. p. Chisholm, who knows all
about such things, states that these
Montana asphaltum beds run from IA to
"a percent asphaltum and are very valu-
able for paving purposes on account of
the cheapness and durability Of the
product.
He is interested in some of the de-
posits and is going to take hand in
developing the above mentioned Mon
tana asphaltum beds.
Many of the streets Of Omaha. San
Francisco and even Salt Lake, are paved
with sand asphaltum, which has proved
highly satisfactory, and if the Montana
beds are as extensive and easily mined
as those of Wyoming, there is no reason
why all the principal streets Of the cities
of Montana should not be paved in the
near future.
One shot, or blast, says Colonel CHS
holm. will dislodge a carload of the
stuff and one carload will pave several
square feet, while the cost Of trans
portation win be comparatively small.