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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
MORE PROPOSITIONS
FOR A. & N. C.
Governor Says That Matter OF Lease
VIII not be Considered on
December 9Th.
December 9Th.

Governor Aycock yesterday notified MIR.
j. W. Granger, of Kinston, State proxy
for the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad Company, that he would not be
prepared to consider the question OF leas-
ing the Atlantic ard North Carolina Rail
therefore the matter would not come up
Tor consideration at the meeting of the
directors on Wednesday next.
1t Is understood that there are other
parties who have informed the Governor
that II the road IS to be leased they de-
sire to submit propositions. 1t was said
last night that Capt. j. NJ. Turner, til
Messrs. Barbee and their associates in
the Raleigh and Pamlico Sound propc.i-
ton had approached the Governor IN re-
gard to the matter, stating to INN that
It was the desire OF this company to make
a proposition which would be done just
as soon as d meeting Of the directors
and stockholders of Raleigh and Parnlico
road could hold, which would be in the
next lew days. 1t was stated by one
Of these gentlemen that they would
be in position TO submit a proposition
more advantageous to the State and pri-
- -ASAAA NAS bhoI 4ASbNi
hitherto been made.
At the annual meeting OF the s~tockEold-
crs OF the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad Company at New Bern, Septem-
Der 24th, the regular session was inter
rupted by the withdrawal of State Proxy
j. w. Granger from the meeting. and
during his absence the following resoiu-
tl0n vas adopted by a vote Of sos shares
to 1S2 by the private stockholders present.:
BE it resolved: By the private stock
holders In annuai meeting assembled,
that it is. the sense OF the stockholders
holding and controlling the private stock
OF the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road Company, that it is to the best in
terest of the road, the State and the ri
vate stockholders, that said road be
leased.
3 1t further resolved, that when this
meeting adjcurns, it adjourn to meet on
Thursday, December 10th, 1903, at New
Bern, to further consider the above rec
concentrations III conjunction with the
representatives of the States interest n
said road
It was commended by a large number of
those present, this number including
many OF those who favored the resolu
ton, that the regular meeting was not
IN session when the resolution was passed
as the States proxy had withdrawn and
thus left no quorum present.
Treasurer Manly, Of the a. and n. c. r.
R., has issued a call for q meeting OF the
directors Of the road on the 9th instant.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08

lis commercial life. For many years ne
was ? prominent merchant with the ouSl-
ness under his own name and iater as
Primrose, Petty and Newsom-
His wife was Miss Sarah A Stone, a
daughter Of the late David stone, OF
Fra1kIin county. besides his wife there
survive him two children, his son. Mr.
Charles Newsom, now IN Philadelphia,
and his daughter, Mrs. Maurice ONeill,
of Henderson,
The funeral services viii take place a
twelve O'Clock today and will be con-
Quoted at the First Baptist church by
Rev. W. c. Tyree.
ATTENTION CONFEDERATES.
The members of the Wake County Con
federate Veterans Association VIII meet
at the mayors office this (Friday) morn
ing at 1880 O'Clock for the purpose of
attending the funeral of our late con-
rade, Jas. D. News0m.
J. J. THOMAS, President.
\. ". WEST. Secretary.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
SHE COLLECTS TAXES.
Sheriff Estes Dies ard his Daughter
Takes I'D this Work.

State Treasurer Lacy yesterday said
that he had received a letter from Miss
Mary Estes. of Caldwell county, stating
that since her fathers death. who was
sheriff of his county. she had been APP
pointed his successor and authorized to
proceed with the business of collecting
the taxes.
Her home is about twenty miles from
Lenoir. Mr.. Lacy said that this is the
only instance in the history Of the State
where a lady has collected the taxes of
q county, and thinks the young lady very
enterprising and intelligent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
Marry at Morrisviiie.

Today at Morrisville Miss Bette Sears.
daughter of Nj. A. S. Sears, VIII be united
IN marriage to Mr.. Evander w. Hilliard.
q prominent young merchant of that place
Later IN the month Miss Lola, another
daughter, and Mr.. James NJ. Yates Will be
married. The Misses Sears are nieces Of
Mr.. A. L. Sears, Of Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
CAROLINA IS FOX
TEMPERATE
Real Battle VIII Come
Next Year, Says Chair
man Bailey

The following information A.
piled by Chairman Bailey o.
Saloon League:
The following couutie- lu .
have prohibition: Alaman.m
Allegheny, Arson, Ashe, B.a..a,
wick, Cabarrus, Caldwell. Ca..#
ham, Cherokee, Clay, CIcy,
bus, Cumberland, Dare DaF.....
Durham. Castor, Gate, Graham.
Henderson, Hyde, Iredell, jack
Lincoln, Mitchell, Moore. Ma.
Orange, Pamlico. Pender. l
~Pasquotank, Polk, Randolph,
Rutherford, Sampson, Sco.."u..
Swain, Transylvauia, TErr..
Vance, Wautaga, Wayne. N.l..-.
Yancey.
The following have saloon
BERTHE, Buncombc, Burke. 1
teret, Caswell, Chowan. Cr.H.".
Edgccombe, Forsyth. Gfe...
Halifax, Lenoir, Martin. M.II""
lcnburg, Nash, New Hanover
Person, Pitt. Richmond, i
Rowan, Stokes, Surfy.
The following have d-peu-.rn
lin, Grecnvillo. Haywood. H."
son., Lcnoir, Macon, 2lad.#oa.
Jackson, Warren, WisL.ua.
Wilson.
In the east there are Us ..
have prohibition; in the west
The center IS. in the aa''.
counties that have dispense
west 8, and in the center 2 u.
there arc u counties that L.F.
the west 9 and in the center
oS far as can be pudge" b."
nation there are saloons iu " . "
As places ii North Caroline.
Saloon League hopes that the Lag.
to be elected in the coming
thoroughly in sympathy with
AZ important legislation w.. .
1t IS understood that au t'
made 10 repeal the a"tr-
people should be on their g."E
OF repeating this bill, We
n substantial imprO|em"H.
has been an important year F.
OF the League, but. ln the
officers, the real battle "E-
yea rand the chairman l5 ar
establish strong orgaulZat...
county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
On Sea Six Years.

Mr.. William r. Worrell, of the United
States Navy, has arrived in the city ana
is visiting his mother, Mrs. j. r. Worreli'
on OakWOod AVenue
Mr.. Worrell is the Assistant Chief I'm
gineer on the transport Sumner, when
has lately arrived from Manila. She weh5
on the rocks. was in Chinese waters 1or
repairs and after a lone trip reached San
Francisco. Mr.. Worrell has cen away fof
six or seven years ard has many livery
experiences to relate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08

The State Board Of Educat...
rortant meeting yesterday at...
Governors office. The Object ..
ing was to make a loan O.
eral counties, the names q.
securing loans to be given on.
The loan Is made from the @0-
and $50, 900 has cen loaned -t'-
eral Fund.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08
a H.t-r

Running like mad down
dumping the occupant, or
other accidents, are every ra"
1t behooves everybody TO -.'.
Salve hady and there non.
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve. --..
Sores, Eczema and P-.
quickly under its soothing ..
All Druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-12-08

The man who goes to the bad never
thinks Of providing himself with a re-
turn ticket.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
EXTRA SESSION OF
COURT BY HARNEY
HIS HONOR OPENS DEPARTMENT
TODAY TO TAKE UP TWO
MINOR MATTERS.
SCHRIvER DIVORCE CASE
Husband Secures Decree--Wfe Who
Lives in Butte Fails to Appear
Married 81 Years Ago

Judge llafncy held short session ut his
court this morning and granted 4 decree ni
divorce and heard motion. Ills court had
been adjourned to saturday, hut he oponed
court this morning to dispose ot the two mat
tefs brought before him.
The divorce ease was that OF benjamin i.
Sehrver agains, Lucy \. Schtiv,r. The
ground Tor the divorce was deserttun, aud while
Mrs. Schfivcr lives III l'utte She dclaultcd III
the suit and permitted her husband to get tine
decree without putting IN an appearance.
Sclrivcr's friend t. H. Knight, and himself
gave I'll, proofs ei the descfiion alleged. The
case is bit unusual for the reason That
according to the complaint Mrs. Schrycr
lived with her husband II years before desert
ing him. aud the pair were married " yeats.
the ceremony OF marriage having taken place
IN the year 1870, ere the decree oi the court
parted them
Sehriser said III his evidence that lie aud his
VIE were married at Ncfoqul. WIS. september
IS, 1900 and that his wife abandoned him May
&. 900, aud continued ia abandon him.
lie could give No reason Tor the abandon.
nicnt, aud nothing was said about children. 1t
is probable that the children. II there were
amy, are all long ago grown MP aud able to
take care Of themselves.
Iadpo lIatney also heard motion for &c.
hearing of the motion 10 hear and settle the
bin OF exceptions Of the defendant III the sutt
Of Sarah \. Prior against the city oi Walker.
ulic. and hc ovctrued the motion.
Chancellor bDonncll presented thc motion
ier Naikcrsiic aud Iuige Mediation opposed
i for Mrs, Prior. This is the ,ui III which
Mrs. frinr Won Judgment los damages
against the city 81 Walkefvllle for injuries she
says She received through falling through a
hole III Walt.fyillr sidewalk
Heretofore Mr.. D'Donnell presented mo.
ton asking the court to settle his bill oi eNeep.
tiens upon appeal Judge MellMton opposed
the motion the ground inat he had had no
opportunity 10 present amendments to the bill.
Mr. b'Donnell insisted that the amendments
had been presented but the amendments were
missing, and the court refused To- hear the
motion for a settlement. To-day the chancellor
tried 10 reopen the matter, hut failed,
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
SCHULTZ ACQUITTED
PROSECUTION FAILS TO HOLD MAN
ACCUSED OF STEALING THAT
GOLD RIFF BULLION.
~ AssocIArI.n l.nI.ss.-

Iewistown, Oct, 3o.-John 7. Schultz
has been acquitted in the district court
oi the charge OF stealing large amount oi
gold bullion from the Gold hef Mining
company. n Gill Edge.
Schultz had for some time held a
responsible position with the company and
il was alleged that he withheld small but
tons and pieces OF gold until he had about
n thousand dollars worth Of the yellow
metal and then sold il 10 the United
States assay Office in Helena and other
cities.
The state claimed that an assay Of
500 gold button found on Schultz showed
that il contained tellurinm, metal found
only in the Gold Ref mines
Cashier Batch Of the Judith Basin bank
testified about Schultz making a deposit
of 81 600 while Chief Clerk Hill Of the
Helena assay office testified that Schultz
sold him bullion The defense succeeded
in breaking the chain oi evidence against
Schultz aud he was acquitted.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
MulhoIIand on Carpet.

II is not possible for the propric.ors .
publish more than very lew OF the na.
merous letters received in praise OF Cham
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhosa
Remedy and telling OF its remarkable
cures. They come from people in every
walk of life and from every safe in the
Union The following from Mr.. I. w.
Grcathouse of prattsburg. Ca, speaks for
itself: II would have been dead now but
for the use of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t cured me OF
chronic diarrhoea after seven years OF SUI
fering | can never say too much IN
prise of the remedy" For sale by paxson
& Rockefeller Newbro Drug Co., Christie
& Lcys and Newton Bros.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
BARENT IS SOUGHT
FOR TAKING RIG
HIRED HORSE AND BUGGY FROM A
LOCAL LIVERY STABLE TWO
WHOLE DAYS AGO
AND HAS NOT RETURNED IT
Sheriff's Office Requested to Keep a
Sharp Lookout for the Gentleman,
Whose Description Appears.

The officers OF the sheriff's office seeking
q man named Barcnt, who hired horse and
rig from Cooney Brothers, livery stable keep
ers, and did not return it within the time he
contracted TO return it,
The Cooneys rented the rig and horse to the
man couple of days ago or more, and. UP TO
the present, have not seen heard anything
about 1t. Last night they put the matter in
the hands of the authorities.
The county attorneys Office was told of the
disappearance of the man with the liveryman's
property, and description OF the horse, buggy
and Barent were given the sheriff's office, 50
the deputy sheriffs might look for them.
Barent is described as six feet tall and light
compexioncd. lie wore dark clothes and cape
macintosh and is about 80 years old. lie has
a brown moustachc
The horse was bay, 1000 pounds, white
hind hoos, white on forefooi, and white
star oh forehead. The buggy rnbber.iired
and had black top and red running gear
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
OWEN BROWN WAS POISONED
Coroner's Jury Decides Unknown Per.
son Administered the Drug.
NJ ASSOCIATED rRIsS.

E.ttsburf, oct 3o,--slhe verdict Of the
coroner's jury On The deata oi eH-G sty
Recorder Owen Brown was reached last
nibat after t3 siuings. The jury found
thai Brown came ~ his death suddenly n,
his residence OH Sunday afternoon. March
IS, 1908, from poison administered by
some unknown person or pcrsons,
The death oi Recorder Brown occurred
a few days after his resignation as city
recorder ai the close of a years bitter faa-
iional fighting in local politics.
There were vague ruaa,s Of suicide at
the time. but the death was generally at
trbnted IL collapse from over work and
mental stress
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
WILLIAM HUGHES IS FREE
No Chance to Convict Helena Man on
Criminal Assault Charge.
,e,., yo .rItp INrFp MOUNTAIN

SPECIAL TO TIE INTER MOUNTAIN.
, Helena, Oct. 3o.--On the motion o1 the
county attorney, Judge smith mas d1s-
missed the case against William Hughes
who was arrested several months ago OH
the charge OF assaulting young girl
The county attorney informed the court
that an investigation Of the case con-
yinced him a conviction would be impos-
sible.
Hughes arrest was something on
sensation and it was claimed at the time
that there was a clear case against him.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
INDICTMENTS KEPT SECRET
Said Arrests at Basin, Wyoming, VIII
Cause a Sensation.
spLclAL 10 I'M lSTfn NTAlS

spLelAL 10 InE lSTER MOUNTAIN.
Basin, Oct. 3o.-fhc grand jury Which
has been investigating the lynchinR Of
Gotman and Waters and the murder of
deputy Sheriff Price at the time the FIRST
named two were taken from the eonn.y
jail by a mob, has reported.
Six indictments were placed III the
secret document until ihc indicted parties
can be apprehended. |, IS presumed they
are prominent cattlemen and their arrest
will cause a sensation.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
J. H. M'COMB is NO MORE
Popular Bartender Dies Suddenly Of
Heart Disease in Great Falls.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Great Falls, Oct. 3o-J. II. McComb
known to host of friends here and in
Helena as Joe" McComb, died very sud-
denly in his rooms last evening, presuma-
bly, OF heart disease. He was about 45
and had lived in Great Falls since the
town was first laid out.
He had resided in lltcna also and was
interested in mining around Craig. For
number of years he has been employed as
bartender in the saloons OF 4. ]. Triggs
and NJ. Phillips and was such whole
souled, good hearted fellow that he had
world Of friends.
He has relatives in Saltwater, Mimi,
where he was born. A sister, Mrs. ]. {.
Martin, resides at Lake City, MINI. lie
belonged to the local aeric Of the Eagles
and will be buried under the auspices OF
that order.
JUST ITO MENTION IN PASSING"
Grams Atlas OF the World, 1908 edition, with
handsome up.to.date map OF Montana, is given
free to Inter Mountain subscribers who pay
$3.50 for one year in advance. The special 500
vote coupon is also included.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

SEXTON WAS NOT POISONED
ny ass oefAllD rRrss.

Chicago, Oct 3o.In order 10 dispel
doubts that han arisen III regard 10 The
true nature Of ilie illness which caused
the death Of I. J. Sexton the millionaire
contractor, an autopsy has been held al
the residence i'll Michigan avenue. Its fe.
anli was 10 make clear the death by lie
ierioralion Of the spinal cord, attended by
anaemia The qnielsness with which the
final collapse came IS thought 10 have gwen
rise TO the basclcss poison theory
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
MRS. JOHN HAY WEEDS J. E.
Cl-IPPERT OF MlSSOUlA

Corvallis, Oct 3o.-John L. Glppert,
Missrula business man, ald Eva l.. Mar
tin. formerly NJ. John Hay. wife of a
Bitter Root ranchcr. we're married last
night and will reside in Ms.onla. Mrs.
Clipper While Mrs. Hay, hsured in the sea
satonal suit tried in Hamilton several
months ago when her husband sued James
Cowan. wealthy ranehman, for alternating
his w'fc's affections. The suit Was COM
promised.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
Milk Case Appealed.

sPEcIAL TO TIE lNItR MOUNTAIN.
Helena, Oct. 3o.--'Ihe test case brought
against l.. Mckinney, a local milk dealer,
in which he was convicted Of failing to
pay the license required by the milk and
inspection law, has been appealed to the
supreme court and there is widespread in
terest over its outcome.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
Iroauois To Midway Island.
gY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Honolulu Oct 3o,-1hc United States
tug Iroquois has just left for Midway
island with stores on board for that place
to replace those lost on the schooner julia
J.. Whalcn, which struck on reef north
OF the island week ago, becoming total
wreck. her cargo and mails being lost.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
BOISE JUDGE LET'S THE
ARSON DEFENDANTS GO

Boise. Idaho, Oct. 3o.--Probate Judge
Brown has discharged all three defend
ants in the arson case. He dismissed Mrs.
Harry Watkins and w. B. Holman OH mo-
ton Of the defense after the conclusion
of the states case.
Watkins in his own behalf testified that
he was at home all evening on the night
of the lire.
After the examination of several other
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
FIVE ACQUITTED ON THE
SHEEP STEALING CHARGE
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

SFEtIAL TO TIE TNTEK MUUNTNIN.
Forsyth, Oct. 3o.-Justicc OF the Peace
Thompson has acquitted Edward Weston,
Joseph Kessel, Lee Cass and Goileb Mills
of the charge Of driving sheep away from
their range on the Rosebud river, after
hearing the evidence.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
c. p. r. r. Is To CurtaiI Force.
~ ASSOCIATED pREss.


Montreal, Oct. 3o.--An official Of The
Canadian Pacific road is authority that the
road will shortly inanRuraie system of
rctrenchmcnt, and will i'll a few days
issue circular laying of men, the force
being cut down in every department. The
reason for this move is that the net profits
Tor the month Of September this year was
$50, 28z less than for the same month last
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
LENA CURTIS TRIES SUICIDE

srEGIAi. 10 TIE iH1tR MOUNTAIN,
Billings, OF. 3o.=-lcna Curtis, a1 III
mate Of n house in the fedlirhi district,
tiied 10 commit suicide after quarrel with
her lover. She took 4 dose ni poison, hui
Dr. Chafplc defeated her intentions 10y
heroic work with n stomach pump.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
AN ENDORSEMENT
Butte, Mont, October I'd, 1908.

Butte Mont, October I'd, 1903.
Inter Mountain Publishing Co., City;
Gcntemcn-We have carefully exam
ined Grams Popular Family Atlas and
find it reliable and up-to-date in every
particular Very respectfully, Rice &
Fulton, Butte Business college.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
JAMES J. ROGERS A SUICIDE
ASSOCIATED ZrRiss.

~ ASSOC iA1fD Ph IS
Boise Idaho, Oct. 3o.-Ja James ]. Rogers,
N, attorney, shot and killed himself yester-
day in his room. About year ago Roe.
crs attempted 10 drown himself IN Chr
caeo, jumping into the Chicago river.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
Prince GaIitzin's AssaiIants.

RI ASSOCIATED 1RESS.
1ifiis, RussianT Caucasia, Oct. 80.
The three men who attacked Prince Ca
ltzin, the governor general OF the can-
casus on the outskirts OF this city Tuesday
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

The Northern Pacific railway now offers
reward of two thousand five hundred dollars
9a,5oo oo) in place of one thousand dollars
Isl 100000 for information leading up to inc
arrest and conviction of parties implicated in
the Work of dynamiting bridge at Livingston.
Z &. PERSON, A. q. 5.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
SMALLPOX in Havfe.

SPECIAL 10 TuE INJER MorAThlH.
IIavrc, Oct. 3o.--'Ine first smallpox case
Of the autumn is reported The lo-montb-
old son Of Frank Chestnut Is i'll Of the dis
case. His home has been properly 1naran-
tined
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
c. B. ANDERSON HAS LEFT.

Bozen1an Tailor Is SAID 70 Have De-
serted His Wife.
Bozeman, Oct. 3o.--C. b. Anderson,
local tailor, has left for St, Paul. He
sold out his business, collected what
money he could and decamped.
Interest in his departure is heightened
by the fact that Katie Platt, his I7-ycar-
old sister-in-law, has also disappeared.
He leaves a wife and 7-ycar-old
daughter. The poor woman is endcavor-
ing to locate her crring spouse.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
LAYING STEEL RAILS ON
GREAT NORTHERN CUTOFF
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MouNrAlS.

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Kalispel, Oct. 3o.-Steel rails are be
ing laid on the Coumbia Falls Jennings
cutoff II is expected the road will be
ironed to the new town Of Whitciish be-
fore winter causes suspension OF opera
tious
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

prescribed Warmers Safe Cure my own practice
of believe firmly
not based alone upon my private
practice
of had examine thousands OF pope
troubles all
kidney trouble e' "
returned later cured and ready for
told that
obvaonof the huhoe
/ READE NJ d.
the Before know hy are
Of
back painful passing of urine cloudy urine reddish
in the
elngs the body eczema
socald troubles These all tell your kidneys nave
and the danger point has 1een
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
Warner'S Safe Cure
Secures Life Insurance for Thou.
sands once Rejected. 81 Pre-
scribe 1t in NY Practice and Re.
gard 1t as a Wonderful Specific
in Kidney Diseases he adds.

Dr. Reade, prominent physician of i47r
Seneca street, Buffalo, n y. who has
been examining applicants for life insur-
ance for years, states that more people are
troubled with weak and imperfect kidneys
than any other form OF disease, though
few suspect the presence OF kidney trou-
BILE He empha,ically adds Safe Cure IS the
most wonderful specific for kidney dis
a.ses t,o,Y, IN science He writes
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

while he was driving with his wife, aud
who were subsequently killed by Cossaeks
have been identified as belonging to the
lnMor elahs ol ArnaniAns.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

JUST ITO MENTION IN PASSING"
Grams Atlas Of The World, 1908 edition, with
handsome npio.daic map Of Montana, is given
free TO Inter Mountain subscribers who pay
$50 for one year in advance. The special 500.
yate coupon is also included
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
MONTANA DRUG CO., Distributing Agents for Montana.

witnesses Judge Brown discharged him.
The charge OF firing the Whittier school
remains.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30
Has the Insurance Company
Rejected You on Account
~--.s> nf Ksdnnu lscnocOC
of Kidney Disease?

DIR. s. j. Reade OF Buffalo, N. y,
Says More People Are Refused
Life Insurance on Account OF
Kidney Troubles Than for All
other Causes Put Together.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-10-30

It and
the enecbled builds
unaine remedy not
but
Inflammation the Bladder Liver and
hospitals 1t
Rochester N y
the bowesge a speedy