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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
NEAR END Of OIL
TRUSTS TRIAL

Findlay, O., Oct, 16.--The end of the
trial of the Standard OH company OF
Ohio. for alleged conspiracy against
trade, came suddenly IN sight at thei
conclusion of the session of court yes"
to-day The state was procludod by
n ruling of Judge Banker from ofior'
ing n line of evidence Intended to-
show that the Standard oil company
gave secret rebates to retail dealers
In oil, Attorney Phelps for the
prosecution admitted that the state
had no means of showing that tho
Standard OH company authorized lts
agents TO Offer or give rebates, The
court said Il was fundamental ruie
of evidence that the authority of the
agent must be established.
"Then the state will close It's case
In 10 minutes tomorrow" remarked
Phelps. and the jury, which had been
excused for this argument of coun-
sci. was called In and court adjourned.
A few witnesses for the defense VIII
be called. but It is stated the testi.
mony will be all in on both sides be-
fore court adjourns today and that
argument of counsel can be complot.
ed Wednesday, perhaps In time for
Judge Banker to make HIS charge To-
the jury and place the case In lts
| hands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Samuel Porter Jones. who has been
widely known as preacher and lectur-
err for twenty-five years, was born in
Chambers county, Alabama, in lS+7.
In early life he removed to Georgia,
studied law ard was admitted to the
bar in 1869 While he was nervous
wreck from drink in 1872 he pro
fessed conversion, joined the Meth
odist church and began wonderful
career as a preacher. He held various
charges, but also travelled widely as
an evangelist. OF late years much
of his time was given to lecturing.
Jones had an original, blunt wit that
appealed to the crowd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
FARMERS WOULD
KILL SPECULATION

Rock Island, H.. Oct, lS.-The
Farmers National congress yesterday
adopted a resolution demanding the
passage Of a law prohibiting dealings
in futures and puts and calls, and 10
nying the use of the mails and tole
graph wires for quotations of stocks.
Ii also went on record in favor Of 4
separate bureau in the department OF
agriculture for the dairy industry; in
favor of reciprocity treaties with coun
tries that are large users of agricul
tural implements, and government aid
for highway improvement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
MAKES BIG BIRTHDAY
GIFT TO uNlVE RSITY

Omaha, Neho Oct l6.--Count John
A, Creighton, one of the founders OF
Creighton university, yesterday decided
to that institution two new buildings
in the wholesale district, worth about
100000, They are leased for long
term of years and will pay the uni
versity about per cent. net on thN
above valuation, Creighton has here
toforo endowed the university liberal
ly This glft was made In commem-
Grafton of his 76th birthday, which
was celebrated yesterday,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
THEATER FIRE AVOIDED.
Fire Plugs Fail to Work at Hay.
market Blaze.

Chicago, Oct. 13.-The failure OF
fire plugs TO work satisfactorily came
near causing the destruction OF the
Haymarket theater here last night
while the playhouse was filled to It's
fullest capacity. Crossed wires caused
a small fire in the top gallery. which
was filled with boys and young men.
An alarm was promptly turned In and
engines responded Immediately, but
fully 10 minutes was lost by the fire,
men in getting water to pour on the
flames. BY the time the water was
started the top gallery was deserted.
the audience occupying this part Of
the house having hurrIdly left the
theater as soon as II was known that
a fire had broken out. Water trickl-
Ing down from the gallery frightened
the audience in the lower part OF the
theater and It was with greatest diff.
fculty that a panic was prevented
The FIRE was quickly extinguished.
however. after the apparatus worked
properly, and the play was continued.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
MURDERED BY A
DISCHARGED DAGO

Chicago, Oct. 16.-William Cheney,
prominent resident Of Lockport,
Illinois, and foreman in the employ
of the sanitary district of Chicago,
was murdered yesterday by Antonio
Asfronta, an Italian workman whom
he discharged Saturday. Asfronta
same up behind Cheney and shot him
through the heart The murderer
was captured and hastily taken to
Joliet to prevent mob from lynch
ing him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Here is w. d. Common of Marsh.
field, chairman Of the Wisconsin re
publican state central committee and
nominee of that party for lieutenant
governor. Two years ago he was
placed in the Craftsmanship by Gov.
ernor La Toilette Two years hence,
according TO urrent speculation, he
will be a candi e for governor or
for United Sta,eA enator. Just now
he is running the republican state
campaign from the headquarters in
Milwaukee. Two and half years
ago a writer OF political DOPE dis.
covered that Bill" Conner OF Marsh
field had formed an alliance with
Governor la Toilette and was to be
La Follette's gubernatorial candidate
TO follow in that Office after the com.
pletion Of the second La Toilette
term. Governor La Toilette however,
took a th'1d term ~ that time
Conner was little known In politics.
Even after Ia Toilette placed him at
the head Of the state central com
mittee the MarshGeld man was &C
co@nted as a silent man with a bar
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
COUSIN OF Ex.GoVERNoR
plNGREE SUICIDES

Chicago. Oct. lG.-Dr N. G, Pin
gree cousin of tormcr Governor Pin.
gree Of Michigan, committed suicide
here yesterday by locking himself in
u bath room and turning ON the gas
Pingrco had been practitioner in
Chicago for more than 80 years, No
cause for the suicide Is known,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Summary OF the Series,
Funeral Of Metropolitan Bond.

Montreal. Oct. 13-The funeral OF
his grace, Archbishop Bond, Anglican
metropolitan of all Canada, took place
here yesterday afternoon with great
pomp. Thousands of people lined the
streets as the funeral procession
passed Bishops and clergymen from
number of places In the United
States and Dansda took part in the
funeral service at Christ church c..
thedral. The service was conducted
by the Right Rev, Bishops Carmiach
ael and Hamilton, and Archdeucon
Norton A similar service was held
yesterday in Quebec.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

rel and with a Willingness 10 spend
lot Of money to satisfy a political
ambition. In political circles now II
is generally understood that Mr. Con.
nor has not parted with any great
portion OF his lumber-made fortune Of
50 100000 in the 1omewhat meteoric
political flight that he has made.
That he is a keen fellow his photo
graph discloses. His political OPP
Donents think that the picture also
shows "reminiscences. That he IS a
general In politics is established
AS Captain Hugh Lewis says:
You can talk all you're a mind TO
about your practical politicians but
BID Connor-he's my huckleberry.
Conner never stops going after the
votes. When the primary election
returns showed a majority Of nearly
10000 for Governor Davidson, Con.
nor wired Jim" from Milwaukee:
An things come 10 him who hGstIes
while he waits" That's Common. He
IS a quietmannered fellow. In a
sense he waits.-but while he ~alts
be saws wood. He husfles while be
waits.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
TAKE FOUR GAMES OUT OF
SEVEN,
SUNDAYS SCORE 5 TO 3
Winning Men peeke. $i,1ss Each
Besides Net Bonus, While
VanquisheG Get Only s4a9 Aple-,
Total Receipts for the Series
stoS,ooo.

Chicago, Ill.,, Oct, l5,-The White
SoN (Americausl are worlds cham.
pions.
In the deciding game of the series
Sunday before 29,2te deltrious fans.
they rudely jerked Mordecgi Brow n
from his pedestal as the best pitcher
in the national league Before the
second inning was over Comiskey's
Wonders had made eight hits on the
three-ftngcred miner, OF which two
were two-haggers, He couldn't have
won IL he had six fingers on his pitch.
ing fin the way the south siders went
after him. Seven runs were as.
sembled by the White Sox before Mr.,
Brown was shelvod, and In the eighth
inning they took another lust TO be
sure, Overall, who was first aid 70
the injured, Yielded up six more hits
to the sluggors and when the day
was done the Cubs had gathered
but three runs from seven hits OF
Or, White.
Comskey and Murphy having de-
cided that they had as much money
In the box Office as they wanted
| stopped the sale of general admission
tickets an hour and a half before the
game began, Those who were turned
| away had he advantage over those
who got In on one point--they could
so back home and eat their Sunday
dinners while the 29,249 faithful
who bulged out the fences of the
| park dined off sandwiches or went
hungry until the championship was
| decided
Summary OF the Series.
| Games won--White Sox 4, Cubs 2.
Attendance Sunday--19,2i9
| Receipts-s20,S6t.
| Attendance, six days-9g,6a5,
Receipts, six days. l05.5i0
| Players share-Sox (each) 81,
1880; Cubs (each) Si3950.
Comiskey's present to Sox SIS 600
Total for each Sox-S1 ,S2050.
Sundays score to 3.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Negro Gsts Twice 20 Years.

Atlanta Ga. Oct. 1G--Robert Bran
ham, a negro, was yesterday found
guilty in two separate trials of at,
tempted criminal assault IN suburb
Of this city, August 20. He was sen
fenced TO 20 years In the penItontlary
on each conviction.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Havana, Oct. 16.-"I nave thus far
the liberal leaders are other than sin
cere in their declarations that they
are not seeking office" said Governor
Magoon, in an interview yesterday
evening. He added that the repre-
sensations made yesterday and prevl-
ously by the liberals concerning Of
fees all referred to local posts. There
had been many complaints regarding
mayors, and requests that these of
ficals be ousted on account of their
misdoings. The complaints, however.
had been simply presented to the gov
ernor for investigation.
In addition to the question of ap.
pointing cabinet ministers, which is
held in allegiance for the time being,
MagOon is considering the appoint
ment of a commission on new laws,
another on civil service and third
to hear claims for damages arising
from the instruction. The commits.
sion on laws probably will be com.
posed equally of Americans and Cub.
ans. 1t will be charged with the pre-.
paration of recommendations for gen
eral election and municipal laws and
certain other laws which. are consid
cred fundamentally necessary to the
progress of the country, The gov.
ernor said that ne had no expectation
that congress would assemble until
~. IL
held.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Mrs. "Jefp Davis Dying.

New York. Oct 1G.--M.s. jefferson
Davis. widow OF the president of the
confederate states. is dying OF pneu-
monia at the Hotel Majestic here. II
Is BELOVED that she cannot survive
more than few hsurs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
TWO MEN KILLED IN
BOILER EXPLOSION.

Yinccnnes, Ind. Oct 1.-two men
were killed and three injured when
the 40horsepower boiler at Frank
Gosnell's saw mill. rs miles south
west Of here exploded late yesterday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

ence Sunday but it developed early in
the day that he had disappeared.
Although vigorous search was made
for him nothing was learned as 10
the whereabouts Of the evangelist
until news was received yesterday of
his reported death on train near
Little Rock.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
WITTE HAS HAD ENOUGH.
Says "Never, Never Will Return 20
Power"

Paris, Oct. 1S.-Count Witte, wnon
questioned yesterday by the Associate
ed Press in the matter of the st. Pet
ersburg reports Of movement in Rus
STA to induce him to resume the direc
ton of Russian finances said;
Never, never, will | return to pow
err do not desire to speak nj OF
the emperor. who is still my imperia
master and to whom | owe everything
nor of the government, nor my coun
try; but | have had enough. You
cannot make that statement too en-
phatic."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Butter Firm at Elgin.

Elgin. H.. Oct. 15.-B1tter ruled
firm today at &c cents a pound. The
total output for the week was 676, 900
pounds
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
SAM JONES DIES ON TRAIN.
WeIl-known Preacher and Lecturer
Found Lifeless in Berth.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 16.-Sam
Jones, the well-know1 evangelist and
lecturer, was found dead on an Okla
homa, Choctaw & Gulf train, near
Little Rock, Ark, early yesterday,
death having occurred evidently
about 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Jones was travelling from some
point west of Little Rock and his
destination was Memphis. The body
was found in his berth in the sleep
ing car and was taken of the train at
Little Rock
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Oklahoma City, Okla, oct. 16.-
Sam Jones. the evangelist. had been
holding revival services In the taber.
nacle in this city for the last two
weeks. He was to address an audi
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18

Stella-Don't you like to kill two
birds with one stone?
Bella-I'd rather kill two stones
with one bird.-New York Sun.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Sewerage System Delayed.

The claims commission doubtless
will be entirely composed of Ameri-
can army officers, but there may be
also some officers Of the Cuban rural
guards.
Asked whether the provisional gov
eminent would undertake the long
pending and neglected question of the
sewering of Havana, Magoon replied
that he did not feel like rushing into
a matter which involved a contract OF
$12,000,000 or more without first con-
sulting with the Washington govern
ment. Local political parties are
showing signs of resuscitation. The
reorganized moderate party, which it's
leaders have renamed the republican
party, already has issued a lengthy
program Setting forth aims similar
to those held by the moderates. Last
night there was a big liberal mass
meeting. Distribution of American
troops throughout the island is pro
ceeding gradually.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
MAGOQh THINKS
REBELS SINCERE
NOT SEEKING TO FOR THE CUBAN
OFFICES.
JUNTA TAKES OTHER VIEW

Takes to Itself Credit for Accomplish
ing Fall Of Palma Government and
viii Strive to Reap the Fruits of
Victory by Keeping Moderates Out
of Public Places.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
Rebels Hope to Get Plums.

New YORK, oct. lb.-IaklnS 10 IL"
self the credit of having accomplished
the fall Of the Palma government in
Cuba, the revolutionary junta in this
country will now according to Captain
Cassidy Cook. counsel to the junta,
proceed to secure some of the fruits
of the revolution in the form of Of
fees for those who took up arms. Cap
tain Cook said last night that a meet
ing was held recently in Washington,
when a statement was drawn up for
presentation to Governor Magoon a.
Havana. This statement set forth
that the genesis of the revolution and
was appeal that the Palma party be
not given recognition in the formation
of the new government.
Cook said that the object of the
statement was ITO show the nature
of the revolution. Palma was but
another name for Spain. Havins
fought hard and suffered bitterly to
overthrow the rule of Spain we found
ourselves still ruled over by Span
iards. Palma had numerous followers
of Weyler in his service and it was
gall to the patriots to see their former
tyrants still fattening on the land.
"The revolutionists intend to pre-
sent to Magoon proofs of the immense
stealings in contracts, and a protest
will be made against appointing to Of
flee any of the men who we're guilty
we claim, Of participation in the steal
ings."
Cook served as a captain in the
First Ohio infantry during the Spanish
war and was counsel for General Leon
ard Wood when the latter was gov
ernor general of Cuba.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-10-18
.H.W CHYHOWETH
MRS. {. ". PECK
PROMINENT WISCONSIN PEOPLE
CALLED BY DEATH ON SUNDAY.
BOTH LONG WERE I'LL

Chynoweth Senator la Follette's Lead.
ing Political Adviser During All the
Campaigns Of Late Tears-Won
Great Legal Victories for the
State.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
THE TENTH
ASSEMBLY
Complete List Of Those Who viii
Serve at Coming Session Of
Legislature.
SILVER BOWS DELEGATION
1t Will Contain One Democrat-The
Republican Majority in Each
Branch.

From official and unofficial returns,
1t Is now possible to give the names
of the members of the Tenth legisla-
tive assembly. In two counties the
official canvass has made changes in
favor of the Democrats. In Custer,
o. c. Cato, Democrat, is found to have
received two more votes than II. N.
Sykes, Republican. In Silver Bow it
was thought the Republicans had elect
ed the twelve members of the lower
house, but the official canvass shows
the Democrats saved X. S. Powers out
of the wreck.
The senate will have in it's mem.
bership Is Republicans and nine Dem
ocrats. The house will have 81 Re.
publicans and Is Democrats, so that
not only will the Republicans have a
majority of so on joint ballot, but they
will have twO-thirds majority in each
body, and will thus be able if they
stand together to pass any measure
over veto by the governor. The
names of the members, their politics
and their addresses. follow:
The Senate.
Beaverhead-*B F. White (R.) Dill
Ion.
Broadwater-C. S. Muffly CD,
Winston
Carbon-*Sam Glidden CD, Bridg
Cascade-James Sanders (R), Great
Falls.
Chouteau-T. M. Everett (R), Har.
lem.
Custer-*Kenneth Mclean (RJ,
Miles City.
Dawson-*George McCone (RD
Deer Lodge-"w. W. Harper (RD,
Anaconda.
Fergus-H. NJ. Rae (R), Gilt Edge
Flathead-T. D. Long CD, Kalis
pell.
Gallatin-*J. C. Mccarthy Cd
Bohemian.
Granite-George Metcalf (R.), Phil
ipsburg
Jefferson-Edward Cardwell CD
Jefferson Island.
Lewis and CARBOHYDRATES Martien
CD, Helena.
Madison-Jacob Albright (R0. Vir
ginia City.
MlSSOuld-Cu lJuIlidN Nh), MloSOu
la.
Observation-Disclosures Tooley (R)
Two Dot.
Park-*A. w. Miles (RD. Living
StOn.
Powell-*J. Bielenberg (RD, Deer
| Lodge.
Ravalli-Miles Romney CD, Ham
ilton.
Rosebud. E. Edwards (RD. For
syth.
San.lers-C. F. Fairbanks (R.)
Plains.
Silver BOW. II. Haviland CD
/ Butte.
Sweet Grass-*Charles Mcdonnell
(Rl, Melville.
William Cowgirl (RD, Chou
teau.
Valley. l.. Truscott CD, Glas
COW.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
SPiONkOP ITEMS.

SpionkOp, Nov. 16.-The first storm
of the season began here last night
and by the looks of things is going to
stay awhile.
Willie and Carrie Watt left Tues
day for Bozeman, where they will at
tend school this winter.
Ed. Maeder, from Stanford, was ov
er looking for stock this week.
J. d. Matkin, Of Red Stone, Vale,
county, shipped six cars of cattle t
CGlbertson, which he bought of Henry
Keeton.
Mike Lynch. the Geyser butcher
took the stage Monday evening fol
Stanford, to accompany lady friend
who was on her way to LewistOwn
He returned the next day. but not
without severe cold.
Miss Kate Tullock, who has beer
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Henry Kee
ton, for the past three months, re
turned on the Monday stage, to hel
home in Lewistown. She will be
greatly missed by the young people OF
Geyser.
The steam shovel at the summit was
expected to begin work Nov. 18th, but
owing 10 the storm they We're delay
ed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23

Yellowstone. B. Amin (R.), Co
lumbus.
The House.
Beaverhead-E o. Selway (R), Dill
lon; Aft Decker, (RD, Red Rock.
Broadwater-J. f. Conner CD, Can
ton; c. A. Wilder Cd, Townsend.
Carbon-John Blewett D), From
berg.
Cascade-A. H. Gray (R.), Grea,
Fails; E. D. Kirwin CD, Great Falls
William Cluston Cd. Great Falls
Eugene Harbordt (R), Great Falls
Henry Seidler (R.), Great Falls.
Chouteau-T. A. Cummings (RJ
Fort Benton; o. S. Golf (R.), Havre
Custer-C. B. Towers (R.), Miles
City; o. C. Cato CD, Miles City.
DawsOn-D. C. Maxwell (RD, Glen
dive.
Deer Lodge---W r. Allen (R.), Ana
conda; H. N. Blake (R), Anaconda
G. B. English (RJ, Ed. Burke CD
Anaconda; r. F. Fisher CD, Ana
conda; F. Longstaff CD, Anaconda
Fergus-Rufus Thompson (R.), Lew
istown; A. c. Greene (R), Greene.
Flathead-Fred Whiteside CD, Kal
ispell; E. A. Logan (RD. Whitefish
b. J. Boorman (RJ, Kalispell.
Gallatin-A. A. Cameron (R.), BOZe
man; E. w. King (RD, Bozeman; w
A. Tudor (R), Bozeman.
Granite-W. w. Kruger (R.), Phil
ipsburg; w. E. Moore (R), Philips
burg.
Jefferson-V. f. William D), Clan
cy; T. r. Warren CD. Whitehall;
A. I. Boulder (R.), Boulder.
Lewis and Clark-Moses Root (R.)
Canyon Creek; John Wendell (R.)
Helena; Leon Shaw (RD, Helena
J. H. Farmer (R), Helena; G. H
Barbour (RD, Helena: E. D. Weed
(R.). Helena; c. B. Miller (R), Hell
ena.
Madison-A. J. Bennett (RD, Vir
ginia City; A. w. Hyndman (R)
Sheridan.
Meagher-G. w. Hardin (R), White
Sulphur Springs; J. ]. Sherman CD
White Sulphur Springs.
Missoula-T. C. Marshal (RD, S
Ross (R.), P. II. Gerber (R), T. C
Morgan (RD Missoula.
Park-T. NJ. Swindlehurst CD, Liv
ingstcn; H. J. Miller DD, Livings
ton.
Powell-P. H. Griffen (R), Sunset
Ravalli-C. A. Miles CD, Hamil
ton; A. Beckwith (RD, Hamilton.
Rosebud. w. Brewster (RD, Vir
ney.
Sanders-E. J. Thompson (R.), He
ron.
Silver Bow-William Scallon (R.)
Butte: T. J. BENEFITS (R.). Butte
G. c. Mcdonald (R), Butte: L. A
Walker (RD. Butte; A. MacAule.
tR0, Butte; j. Corby (R.), Butte
J. F. McNanus (R), Butte; P. H. Man
. chester (R.), Butte; Don Campbell
(R), Butte: r. s Powers CD, Butte
Gus H. Hess (RD, Butte; ]. Cutie
| (R), Butte.
! Sweet Grass-Robert Brownlet
/ (RD. Melville.
Teton-S. L. Potter (R.), Shelby.
| Valley-T. NJ. Patton (RD. Glasgow
Yellowstone-A. A. Morris (R.)
Billings.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
HoW's This?

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c. pei
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatiOn.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
Relic Of WASHINGTON.

Motristown, Pa, Nov. 22.-The
Washington memorial chapel at Val
ley Forge has come into possession of
highly priced relic for exhibition
in the Patriots hall 1t is a lock of
hair from the head of General George
Washington.
The sifr is from Mrs. Pechin, of
Philadelphia. to whom ii was present
ed "a years ago by James Hamilton,
then 81 years old. who had received
it from his father, Alexander Hamil-
ton. an aide-de-camp to George Wash
lnSton, to whom it had been given by
the general as a token of esteem