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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16

heretofore recommended for leucorrhea,
Inflammation, flooding and the like is
simple but very effective Mix ounces
of antseptic viane powder with ounce
of fannie acid. Use a teaspoonful to
quart of warm water twice daily as an in
lection with syringe This stops the dis
charge, heals and tones the mucous mem
branes and restores frmness and tonicity
20 the parts.
Tom NJ" writes: i am only 20 years
old, but my hair is falling out very rap
idly My scalp is covered with dandruff
What can ! get to cure it?"
Answer: TO cure dandruff and stop
falling hair. use plain yellow minyoI. This
YOU can get at any we'll stocked drug
store in 4-ounce Jars. and if used regular
~ it will cure any scalp disease and pre-
vent premature badness. Many people
have reported a cure by using two or three
applications
y. w" writes: 4 should he the hap
piest woman in the world if ! could find
true remedy to hely me gain flesh. | have
regular FEATURES, nut am SO thln that
am homely Can you give me a pre-
scription?"
Answer | receive daily so many graf
flying letters from users of 3 grain hypo-
nuclane tablets. These little tablets can
be bought at any up-to-date drug store
given advise that you begin taking
them at once and continue their use for
several months and YOU VIII gain flesh.
Many people report that a two months
treatment VIII increase their weight from
Is. to 30 pounds. Hypo-nuclane tablets
will also improve your complexion. giving
you rosy cheeks and lips and an increa sed
sparkle to the eyes.
American Girl" writes For some
years have been troubled with rheuma-
tism. have tried almost every cure
but they did not help me"
Answer. The best known prescription
for the cure Of rheumatism is Iodide
Of potassium drains; sodium salicylate.
4 drains; wine of colchicum. y ounce
comp essence cardiol, 1 ounce, comm. fluid
balmwort, ! ounce and syrup ,sarsa parilla.
) ounces Mix by shaking well in a bot
tie and take a teaspoonful at meal time
and at bed time, and you viii not only
be relieved. but cured, If you continue
its use for a short time.
Frank S" writes: 81 would like to
nave the formula for a reliable cough cure
as ! have very severe cough which is
becoming very annoying.
Answer The best remedy that know
OF for coughs and colds is made BY mixing
81 ounce bottle of concentrated es-
sence mentho- laXene with home made
sugar syrup You win end fun directions
on the bottle how 10 make and use This
Mil make 2 full pint y TIC finest and
cheapest cough medicine obtainable,
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-16

a. w" writes: 4 should he the hap
piest woman in the world if ! could find a
true remedy to hely me gain flesh. | have
regular features. but ! am so thin that
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The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01

vator company, stated a short time
ago that although they would pro
badly be the heaviest tax payers
in the new county, they would be
very glad to see the new county
created, as he considered that any
raise in their taxes would be more
than offset hy the benefits accrued
from better roads alone.
We would urge every voter to
think this matter over carefully.
and when you go to the polls cleo
tion day, and when one Of your
fellow taxpayers approaches yon
with the petition to the county
commissioners asking for an elec-
tion to be held to give us a chance
to vote for a new county, sign it
and let us have new county and
better roads.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
MARSHALL IN
HARLOWTON
Candidate for Vice President
Delivers Speech in the
Opera House

Governor Marshall, democratic
nominee for vice president, adj
dressed a large crowd of Meagher
county people in the opera house
here last Monday aftern oon, not
withstanding that the roads were
impossible. If the weather and
roads had been good the opera
house would not been large enough
as iC was, the crowd taxed the ca.
pacity Of it.
Powell Black Of White Sulphur
Springs introduced the next vict
president and he received rous
! ing reception. His speech wa!
good and he was frequently inter
rupted with applause. 1t is i'm
possible for the News" to Civ
his speech in full, on account Q
space.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
SENATOR
MEYER DIES
Republican Candidate for Con-
gress Dies in Butte
Hospital

Senator w. +. Meyer, of Carbon
county died in the Murray hospital
in Butte last Friday. He was taken
i'll shortly after making an address
here, and became a patient in the
hospital, at first his illness was not
thought to be serious. On Thurs
day. October, Oath, the doctors at
tending him became alarmed and
telegraphed to his wife and family
to come at once. He died On the
26th. #
Senator Meyers was one Of the
leading republicans Of the state,
always progressive and working for
the best interest Of the common
people. His wise counsel in the
Senate will be missed by democrats
and republicans alike.
Lieut. Governor, w. r. Allen,
has been appointed by the repub-
lican central committee to make
the race for Congress. EIe is q very
strong candidate and one that has
the confidence of the people; al
ways fair in his rulings and pro
gressive enough to make an enemy
Of the Amalgamated Copper 20.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
SURPRISE
- n -
PARTY
III
Benjamin Stevens AgreeabIy
Surprised On Monday
Evening.

A very pleasant surprise party
was given Benjamin Stevens Mon
day evening, by the boys OF the
Urner Mercantile Co. and a few OF
his old time friends in honor OF bis
birthday. Whist was the game OF
the evening, after which was sery-
ed a typical dutch lunch. After
lunch the boys presented Ben with
an elegant bath robe and fine
pair of military brushes, many
jokes were passed during the even
ing and all enjoyed a good hearty
laugh until the clocked tolled
the wee hours. Then the boys de,
cided that it was late enough fol-
any boy having birthdays to be in
bed, so they put Ben's nightshirt on
him, gave him a good whipping
and sent him TO bed. All declared
they had a royal good time.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
ROYAL
NElGHBORS
Of America Organized In Har.
lowton on Last tuesday
Evening.

A lodge of the Royal Neighbors
Of America was formed in town last
Tuesday evening. They start out
with a membership of twenty three
The lodge held their second
meeting Monday evening, Oct. %,
in Urner hall. Tho following Of
fcers were elected:
Oracle-Mrs. Ward Beley.
Past Oracle Mrs. Tenney.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. f. E. Fried
rich.
Chancellor-Miss White.
Marshall-Mrs. Gustad.
Inner Guard-Mrs. Andrews.
Outer Guard-Mrs. Gibbs.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Unclaimed mail matter remain
ing on hand at the Harlowton
Post Office for the week ending
October 26, 1912.
Barnett, Miss May
Douglas, r. M.
Flanagan, Mrs. Thos.
Halligan, Mr.. Tom
Higgins, Mr.. F. G.
Keller, j. L.
Laird, Lawrence
Petersen, Miss Mabel
Packages
Fenske, l.. w.
Cokeley, Doris l..
Anshutz, J. Phillip
When calling for same pleas'
say advertised
Benz. Urner. Postmastc
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES

Rev. Fl. G. Klemme will con.
duct services in the Presbyterian
church here on Sunday, Nov. 3rd.
The subject for the sermon in the
evening will be the third and last
sermon on White Slavery" The
first was "The Cause;" the second
1.-THE Case" and the third will be
THE Cure" Sunday school at 1(
a. m. Morning service II a. m
Evening service 8 p. m. Every
body come.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
BLUE FOXES
SHIPPED
To Northern Canada Over c.
N. & P. $. Railroad
Last Week.

A carload of Alaskan blue foxes
recently brought to Seattle by
S. S. Mariposa, of the Alaska
Steamship company, passed thru
this city today ON their way east
over the Milwaukee to st. John,
N, B., where they will be used in
starting numerous fox farms.
Fox raising has become quite an
industry in Northeastern Canada
and big returns have been made
from the sale of the animals pelts,
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
RE:GISTRA TON
IS CLOSED
Meagher County Registration
Nearly Double That OF
Two Years Ago.

The registration Of Meagher Co.
siseompleted and the list OF each
voting precinct is printed. by
the courtesy Of the Clerk and Re
corder of Meagher county, the
News has a complete copy OF
same. Any one wishing to see
same, if they call at this office we
will be glad to show it to them.
Harlowton, for the first time in the
history Of Meagher county is the
largest precinct, exceeding the vote
of White Sulphur Springs by fifty
eight.
- rlg eastern part Of Meagher Go
now has about fifty votes more
than west of Harlowton. The fol
lowing is the number Of voters fo1
each precinct:
| Harlowton, 369.
White Sulphur Springs, 81.
Judith Gap, 1853. ..:: -.
Martinsdale, lib. -. ~
rTwc1nt 90 '...H..... -.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
LETTER TO
The VOTERS
]. $. mcQuitty Expresses His
Views on Questions Of
Importance.

Replying through your columns
to some Of the means rcsorted to
by my opponents to defeat my
election to the state senate from
Meagher county, and anticipating
their further activity, desire to
briefly outline the history Of II. B.
22O. AS they have attempted to
create the impression that am an
enemy to organized labor. due to
the fact that | supported this
measure. In the first place, though
voted for this measure, I never
advocated its passage; and i'll the
second place l have never defended
the measure since it's enactment.
AS is shown by the history OF this
bill when it passed the House it
was read by the title only.
On motion of Byrnes III. B. No.
22O was considered AS read at
length.
| Ayes - Alley, Asbridge, Bell,
BeA ard, Binnard, Blackburn,
Blak~, Lady, Burt, Byrnes, Crouch,
Dobell, Donohue, duffy Of Granite,
Ebert, Eliel, Gillis, Gray, Grubb.
Herbold, Hewitt, Hotter. Jacobson.
Johnson of Ravalli, johnson Of
Lewis and Clark, Jordan, Hammer
er, Law. Lissner, McMnrry, Nc
!, Gsnitty, Masbin, Medse Of saaiey-
Murry, O'Flynn, O'Hern, Owen
house, Ralston, Rcser, Roberts,
Rodgers, Schwartz, Slayton, Swick,
Tolman, Tuttle, Wheeler of Silver
Bow, Woody, Word and MIR.
Speakcr.-5O.
Noes-Baker, Duffy of Silver
Bow, Kirschwing, McNal'y, Moore
of Silver Bow. Paul. Vaughan,
Whaley, Wheeler of Cascade and
: Williams-1O.
r. Absent and not voting-Berry,
: English, Hayes, Hickey. Higgins,
Holt, Macdonald, Nelson, Nolan,
Reel, Sarter, Stevens, Story-13,
1t will be noticed that the bill
4 was passed by vote of so ayes,
a 10 noes and 13 not voting. Politi-
!. cally speaking it will be found
that % democrats voted for this
measure and 81 republicans. OF
those that opposed its passage G
" we're democrats, 4 we're republi
&c cans. Of those that didn't vote
IS 4 were democrats, 8 were republi
as cans. This measure was i'll III
r. sense political measure.
n. It has been said that this bill
We was enacted at the instance of TIL
Of lAmalgamated and other corpora
tives. Will any person who
familiar with the record OF TIL
10Th Leg. session pnrport to sa,
that the following men who sup
ported this measure were Amalga
- mated:
on Bell, Woody, Wheeler, S. s.
ng Tolman, Reser, Ashbridge, Bei
nard, Binnard, Brady, Donahue
Ebert, Grubb, Johnson, McMurry
O'Hern, and / might mentio
many others.
It will be found that Moore, VIII
is a candidate for railroad commi
sioner on the progressive ticke
supported Fl. B. 22o.
J. u. Edwards, who is chairma
of the Rep. State committee, an
the notorious Analgamated sen
tor from Rosebud county, h;
found some persons who are willir
to be his tools in this county +
ase their beneftlI give the senate vo
on H. B. go.
'ter Continued ON page p
~ - Ss5@S4
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01

The petitions to be signed up
and presented to the county com
missioners asking for an election
in the eastern end Of Meagher,
north end Of Sweetgrass county,
and portion Of the south end OF
Fergus county, for the creation Of
the new county Of Wheatland,
have been drawn up and will be
circulated at the different voting
precincts Of the territory named
on election day. We believe the
time is ripe for this movement as
there is no question, but what the
next session Of the legislature will
either repeal the present new coun-
ty law, OF So amend it that it will
be impossible to create any more
new counties under it's provisions
for years to come, as it, is q we'll
known fact that the Amalgamated
Copper company and other large
interests in the state are opposed
to the creation Of new counties IN
the agricultural districts Of the
state, as they know they cannot
control the legislators from those
counties.
gain. there is feeling among
the outlying districts Of the above
named counties that the residents
are not getting their proper share
of the money paid to the county
in taxes for the Improvements OF
roads and bridges, and this in con-
nection with the long distance
from these districts to tho county
seat, makes two very essential rea-
sons why we should have division.
Some argue that to create new
county will increase the taxes to
a high figure. The Commercial
Club appointed a committee last
spring when this matter first came
up, to Investigate the probable
cost of creating the new county
and to ascertain what the cost
had been in creating new counties
in this state for the past number
Z Of years, and this committee OBJ
tanned the figures showing thu
cost.of creating the. last ten 9:
twelve counties created in th'
state Of Montana, After goin'
over these figures carefully, the.
figured out the estimated cost Q
creating the new county, and Il
these estimates they have bee,
very liberal in their allowance
for the different items OF expense
much more than the average cos
has been in the past, and the
figure that an eighteen mill lev
in the new county will pay all th
expenses of creating the count.
and after paying the salaries
the officers and the expenses
the county, will allow more for IL
various county funds, such
roads, bridges, poor, etc. than HI
been our portion in the pas
County Clerk and Recorder Gu
ningham of LewistoWn stated Il
other day that he thought
eighteen mill levy would be a.
ply sufficient to create and &C
duct the new county. James
Stewart, the present assessor
Meagher county, stated last spri
before a meeting Of the Harlowt
Commercial Club, that he thoug
the new county could be organic
and conducted OH the same le
as Meagher county now has. Ih'
- - = s.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1912-11-01
WHEATLAND COUNTY!
WILL IT BE WISE?
Petitions Will Be Circulated on Election Day Or
Immediately After--lt Is To Your
interest To Sign


are unsolicited opinions Of gentle
| men who are familiar with the ex-
pense of conducting county affairs.
The difference in the cost Of going
to the county seat by the residents
Of the territory included in the
new county, to attend to legal and
court business, pay taxes, etc. in
two years will pay the expense of
creating the county. At the pres
ent time the residents of eastern
Meagher county cannot go to the
county seat and transact any court
business, OF any business that
necessitates going to any Of the
county offices, and return home in
less than three days time. The
expenses Of the trip and the time
4 lost figure up to a good many dol
lars, and when we take into CON
sideration the fact that nearly
every property owner goes TO the
county seat at least once each
year, the total expense saved
could they go to- a nearby town to
transact this business, would
amount to nearly as much as the
taxes paid from this part Of the
.}county. We mustsalsos take into,
consideration the difference in
court costs. The difference in the
cost to the county Of jurors, Of
ficers, witnesses, etc. from this ter.
ritory would be no small item. AT
a recent term Of court at White
/, Sulphur Springs, the expense to
! the county for jurors, witnesses
: etc. from Harlowton east was over
100000, and there were no crimi
v nal cases from this end of the
. county tried at that term Of court
/ Had there been one or two impOr
t tant criminal cases from this enc
E of the county to be tried, at which
e there were number of witnesses
: the cost to the county for Witnes
t ses, serving papers, etc, woule
S have probably been double thi'
/ amount.
) The new county will be strictly
e an agricultural county, and tn
II Interests of all will therefor be th
Le same, the whole territory is easil,
g accessible to the county seat, AM
y we believe that if we are careful
Of to select good sound business me:
4 for our officers, and especially fo
N county commissioners, we can cr'
IS ate and conduct the new count
e, on tax levy of eighteen mills, an
st this is the opinion of good leve
" headed business men who hav
" thoroughly investigated the pro
le osition.
y, There are, within the bounda
OF les Of the proposed new count;
OF practically three railroads, tt
ne main line of the Milwaukee, Il
as Lewistown branch, and the B
as lings- Northern railroad, with
st. good prospect of another one so'
IN to Melville. There is also lar
he amount of railroad land, and t
an railroads and telegraph lines a
m paying taxes at the present til
on on over $1,7OO, 100000 assessed V
II. uation. The Montana Flour Mi
OF company have a large flour m
ing and storage warehouses at Harle
ton ton, and are also owners of mum
ghU GUS grain elevators in this tel
zed tory. Mr.. @. r. McClaye; mana.
IVY of the Montana Flour Mills a
ese also manager of the Montana T
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-11
A Nj u : f NJ f N [ s

Speaking of Paid in Full' which
comes to the Belding Opera House
Tuesday evening, January 10. The
Quincy Whig, of Quincy Illinois says:
"Paid in Full" the well known
drama, was presented at the Empire
Theatre Sunday afternoon and night to
fairly large and highly appreciative
audience. The play has been given
here before and many were so well
pleased with it the first time that they
went again Sunday and were not dis
appointed. The different parts were
portrayed by able actors and a. Tesses
in way that brought only words of
approval from those who were present.
The scenery was beautiful and appro-
pirate, which did much to favorably
impress the play. "Paid in Full'' was
thought by many TO be the best play
OF its kind that has visited this city
this season."
This is a guaranteed attraction and
the same as people visit Grand Rapids
to see. The prices are soc, 75c and
$1.00
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-11
THE GR|DLEY
CLUB BANQUET.
To Be Held In The Armory At
IOnia Friday Evening Feb
ruary Second
PLANS WELL ALONG
Ladies OF The Baptist Church to Serve
the Bapquet-Senator Smith and
Governor Osborn Principal
Speakers-Harold Jarvis
Will Sing

The annual meeting of the Gridley
club will take place in the armory at
Ionia Friday evening, February second.
The committee on speakers, consisting
OF Major Loomis and Judge Davis
announces that they have assurance
that Senator William Alden Smith and
Governor Chase S. Osborn will be pres
ent and speak. Senator Smith has also
promised to secure speaker from
Washington if possible.
Harold Jarvis of Detroit, will sing
and the ladies of the Baptist church of
Ionia will furnish the banquet, which
is as much as to say it will be worth
while.
Every effort is being made to make
the coming banquet of the Girdley
club the best in its history. Judge
Montgomery Webster will act as toast
master and his selection is a guaranty
of the fact that that important position
will be we'll filled. Governor Osborn
would be feature at banquet any
where in the United States and there is
very general desire to hear what he
will have to say at the coming banquet.
He has promised TO attend. Senator
William Alden Smith has accepted the
urgent invitation to attenu. The mu-
sical part of the program will not be
equaled at any Michigan banquet.
Harold Jarvis, the great tenor will ap-
pear three times upon the pro gram.
The Ionia male quartette will also take
part.
There will not be as many speakers
as at some of the former banquets.
Every part of the county should be
and there should be unit
ed effort TO make the 1912 banquet of
the Girdley club the best ever. APP
point yourselfa a committee of one for
the purpose of interesting your neigh
bors and impressing apon them the
fact that they cannot afford to miss it.
Friday, February 2, is the date.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-01-11
HOW TO USE
GAS COKE

Kindle the fire in the usual way, and
when fairly burning fill up with plenty
OF Coke. Keep large body of Coke
unde: low fire rather than a little
Coke under a strong fire. To keep a
low fire close the draft openings in the
lower part of the front OF the furnace,
keep the slide in the feed door open and
the damper in the chimney pipe almost
entirely closed. The damper should be
opened only when kindling new fire.
Keep layer OF ashes on the CRATE, and
when shaking stop before Goals appear.
This helps to keep the Coke burning
lower. Do not allow ashes TO pile up
under the CRATE so as to touch it.
To bank fire for the night fill up
full with Coke, and, if necessary, throw
on coke-screenings or ashes to fill up
open spaces.
Thirty per cent cheaper than hard
coal
Fifty per cent less ash to carry out.
Quick heat in the morning. Lasts
longer than hard coal.
Price $3.50 per ton, delivered.
Belding Gas Works,
Phone 334.
Leave orders at Office, not at Plant.