The Butte Miner from Butte, Montana • 2

Saturday Morning THE BUTTE MINER- July 13, 1918 i WALSH G0H0UCT5 HIS "rEER lodge HILLON BUREAU SHOOTS AT Iff BUREAU 1ST OF THE BUTTE MINER FAME STOira, OmHlnt ui Ma.a. HI POWELL'S CONTINGENT SELF KILLED Senator Will Have Littie Oppor HD TO tunity to Visit State Under Legislative Prcgram. Perry Hendershot Returns From mime no FOI JOT Jail and Resumes Domestic took Lira to sonny California, and he had scarcely stepped off the train when he was accosted by Henry Mc-Rae and engaged on the spot for a role tn "The Lion's Claws, which he is supervising in production. The role he plays fa support of Marie Wal-eamp is that of a remittance with whom the star fall tn lov An1 Men Notified to Prepare for Washington Quarrel; Stepfather of -Wife WELCOID NSW SUES Fires Fatal Bullets. Entrainment on August Twenty-Secend.

Barran Washington, D. C. July 12. Senator Walsh is preparing to conduct a campaign for the senate from his office here. If congress goes ahead with the revenue legislation, and that is the before the first episode ends, Eddie Great Benefit to Grain Fields Balance for Remaining Months Special Dispatch ta the Mlacr.) Three Forks.

Julv 1 pay me penalty. That's quick retribution. Very eood. Eddie: aee (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) you again in the next World no. Tra cn the Bench Lands; Roads Damaged.

i-eer todge, July 12. The following of the Year Will Be Easy Going. dershot was this afternon shot twice 'NSBl- -tepfhthsr. with rifle bullets which ent.ra hi. versal picture.

program now, he will not have an opportunity to go to the state for a lone visit. The recommendation for District Attorney Wheeler Is still in the depart "i or men wno win entrain here ii 22 at 10 a. m. The men were notified to appear by the draft board by shoulder and groin, and died a few moments later at his ranch bouse on Willow creek. THEY'RE OBSOLETE.

Carl. Laemmle, president of the Universal, has 'issued an order to all the Universal atuHina nncnf fc ir i Deer Lodge, Clarence Ward Arnold Mont. icuuorsiioi returned thi. Special Dispatch the Miner.) Dillon. July 12.

Although the work of checking up the amount of sales in thrift stamps ann ment or justice. Efforts are to be made to bring it out. If it Is the plan of the department to hold the nomination there and let Mr. Wheeler serve on. as he is now doing, friends of Mr.

(Special Dispatch to the Miner.) Dillon. July 12. Heavy rains were reported throughout the county last evening which were welcomed by the ranchmen and farmers. Although haying: has begun in several sections, raking or stacking- operations tiav not nn.in, wnere he was released from Jail after servina a uni.n Albert Nelson, Deer Lodge, Louis Mont. of certain new, but sadly overworked oy tne oavment nt hi.

tt wuruu. nere it is: Beginnincr immpHinfoW be disappointed, for that Aicnns Lasaros, Anaconda, Upon his return he attack. ri hi. irl tificates during the month of June hasj mighi' hur" difficulty ofrbh: believed Im in the campalarn. It yet started and the -n, i IT:" to the 'Lw "-nn a revolver, from k.

here that Mr please discontinue the use of the fol-' lowing words or ernivwiiniK. in flia' 'in. 11 1 1 nicy cause inv o-reat reports from the district of- cause any great damage to the alfalfa neither of which took effect, Before the attack he seized hi. A. ices, the total lias at last been figured up showing $22,740 as the total ine oencmands and grain fields titles, subtitles or advertising of any! and all Universal pictures: CAMOUFLAGE Constantin Baga, 1S6 Davison road, Detroit Mich.

Granville Hampton, Deer Lodge, R. D- No- 1. cure N. Blelenberg. Leland BenJ Green.

Ovando. Mont George Elmer Whitworth, Deer old daughter and held her to hta breast could not be confirmed If he were nominated. Senator Myers would object. Miss Rankin Is In Montana to start her campaign. fe.

'e-Vl a snieia, anticipating shots would 'oiurnea. The BteDfather th. wife, Harry O'Neal, who was working been worked so hard by moving pic-tores, newspapers and magazines that has begun to be a nm nt fmto. me ram nas aone a great deal of good nd tlia ranges ere now In fine condition. A severe cloudburst was reported in the Beaverhead canyon which did considerable damage to the roads In that section.

One man stated that while coming through th. canyon this morning he saw a car which had hn vuumy saies. This makes 7518.30 for the first six months and leaves a balance of to be raised during the remainder of the year. The pledges made during the recent national war savings campaign indicate that this amount will be successfully subscribed. I me yarn, on hearing the sound of hooting, ran to the house a.L.d woge, Mont.

James Sterling Moore, 107 Poplar avenue, Modesto, Cal. Patrick Joseph Brogan, Hall, Mont. GETS UP FIRES AND SHOTING AFFAIRS tion to persons who have mete thani a one-track mind. EDWIN AVCVST a rifle. Hig second shot stretched Hendershot lifeless on the floor.

The INTENSIVE Same reason ai aoove. nerman Buerman, Helmville. Mont. Giuseppe CMcchese, Cumberland, Wis R. F.

D. No. 4. Box 69. PSYCHOLOOYT? washed about 50 yards off the road 1 nd waa almost covered up with debris PfiPIII flR DUVCIPIAHl washed down from the hills.

The low-! ru'U-An "Hi bILIAN Malta, July 1 J. when other means of selling war saving! and thrift stamps failed, R. P. Flint, chief thrift ENGAGED TO DIE. so many rtersona vuhn at ap Charles iriian-nrtv, t.

i.i motner or Mrs. Hendershot and a neighbor woman, Mrs, Hunt, were present when the tragedy occurred and witnessed the shooting. Domestic trouble had existed in the family, and it was on account of these difficulties that Hendershot was committed to Jail on the assault charm lanas are covered with about a foot of FWTPRQ TUC OCDWinr water and sand and the river rose sev- CIV I Cno IHtdCnVICE xjiuunuunn, Avon. Mont. pear learned (when their knowledge i is' purely superficial) that it has lost! Biamp oooster of this oommunity, falls back upon the well-known llklna or (( JT ILLED off in the third act," ia erai reet during the storm.

William Benjamin Perkins, Carroll- comnit)n expression with ac- tors on thA (- crowds for fires and shooting affairs. I Recently, in the dnnit nf ti. Ga- Fortunately none of the ranchers in (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) JVH1- but to be employed to meet his death Gold Creek, aiea a lire here, fired a shotgun and j.cmy urunastrom, Mont wuoiwuiy 12. Dr. F.

M. poindexter that vicinity had atarted haying, as had the hay been cut It would have been washed Into the riven The dead man was a former resident of Three Forks, where he was employed r. a5r fcr Camp as a Barkeeper. He was 84 years of its euecuveness. xvime times out of.

ten it is fake or bluff, or if you will camouflage. EFFICIENCY EXPERT Because i there is no such thing. i SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE Be-ca'TtTl Proves lack of originality. CINEMATOGRAPliER Because it' is a terrible thing to load onto a eoodi wn'r has been to a captaincy in the medl pal r. DILLON LOCALS.

Leslie Ray Harris. Garfield, Utah. Joseph Peter Deelaurters, Slayton. Minn. Daniel Hugh Evans.

Ovando Mont. Daniel Cain Fay, Deer Lodge. Mont. Robert Hansen. Garrison Mont lumen in a nre alarm.

With the fire department came a crowd of citizens, and before they left they had oversubscribed Malta's quota by $1,000. So well did ihe scheme work that Flint tried it In three other neighboring communities before dawn, with uniformly good success in each. orpe. The nnmiU, was honored with a in age. O'Neal gave himself up to the sheriff, who arrived from Bozeman this evening.

The coroner also arrived and summoned a Jury, which returned a verdict orjustlf iable homicide. cu.ua.r at me Beaverhead club on the mi uie ursc reel or a thirty-six-reel serial is the engagement upon which tdwm August has entered. Edwin August is one cf the real old-timers of the screen, and his name is familiar to patrons of the picture houses for the last eight years. In all that t.e he has confined his activities to New York City practically all the "n.e' Tke I1t of producinp; firms for which he has plaved reads like a blue book of the industry. If.

Wlna "y.mg previous to his departure. Dr, cameraman. Arthur Tarkalson, Deer rde Mont ror sveral months GREATEST ON EARTTT Roane. Burrill Richard Huff. Harrington, (Special Dispatch, to the Miner.) Dillon, July li.J.

Anion Baxter left yesterday afternoon for Butte to meet Mr. Baxter, who has been visiting In the east for several months. They will arrlvo horns this evening in time to play for the dance at the Diamond oruisn medical corps In a mill- ij iiuspiuu In London. Anton Oeleson, EUensburg, Wash Ole Inglebrleste no picture we or anybody else ever, is the grcatept on earth. HIT OF THE SEASON-Because this is tn expression that, nmetimiiw.

HAY CROP RUINED 48 MONTANA MEN FOR THE LIMITED BRANCH (By Associated Press.) Helena, July 12. Montana was called WATER DISPUTE THE among others Edwiu August Feature every theatrical manager and picture! Thomas Stephenson, Avon, Mont. Claus Joe Wohlers, Pioneer. Mont. Benhart Julius Anderson, Deer Lodge, Mont.

OCCASION OF SUIT Lima. This year Y. made a reroJution Br LACK 0 FNIB tJiL. emPioys describing every-i It 1 thmg ha produces. i upon today by General frowH.r tn rancn on (the Grasshopper, i Mrs.

Rom Heavy and small daughter have gone to Rochester, where the latter will undergo treatment for a throat ailment Frank Pendleton la attending to business In Dillon today from his ranch In the Big Hole. He states nlsh forty-eight drafted men mialtflari Parker, Elllston, Lawrence Arza Mont. (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) fll0n A. Banning et .11. i mornln salnst the for special or limited service to entrain July 29 for Vancouver barracks, where they will be engaged In producing spruce for airplanes.

These special that there will be a good crop of hay In that section this year, but owing to Robert Leo Shea, Emmettsburg la, Thomas FitzpatHck. Finn. Mont. John Ernest Benson, Avon, Mont Albert Byron Wellam. Hod River Farm Bureau Locates Provender and Will Look After Supply.

are warned: five blacksmith FOREIGN BOi PLEDGE FESLTY ers, twelve head foremen; nine general sawmill foremen and twenty-five ieve. what the signers of the Declaration of Independence dreamed of for themselves and their fellow countrymen shall be fulfilled for all mankind Ihave asked the committee on pubic information to co-operate with you 'n any arrangements you may wish to make for this celebration. "WOODROW WILSON." MUST DEPRIVE GERMANY OF ALSACE-LORRAINE ORE company and Charles The ver the of Rattlesnake creek west of the city. MARSHAL 1ST CITY. Miner.) sha July.

ia-Unltd States Mar shal Joseph Aabridge is in Dillon today on official business. He wl" re-t to his home In Helena tomorrow. TERRITORY DIVIDED AND LINEBARGER SUGGESTS uniavoraDie weather during May and June the crop will not be as large as was expected. Many of the Big Hole ranchers will us bull rakes this year, according to Mr. Pendleton.

Prank Husted of Jackson Is in the city today. A. M. Riley of Butte la registered, at i' the Andrua today. H.

V. Jones of Butte Is a Dillon -viB- illtor. JUDGMENT RENDERED IN IRRIGATION CASE (Special Dispatch to the Miner) Deer Lodge, July has been rendered for the plaintiff in the case of J. D. Berlin against Henry BE NO SPELLBINDING Helena, July 12.

R. o. Lln.hrp- (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) Kallspell. July 12. The hay crop Is so short in Flathead county on account of the prolonged drouth that at a meeting of the executive board of the Farm bureau, it was decided to take steps to locate a-source of supply and ship in enough to meet the local de- President Issues Proclamation, fin flliocinn nf Klot; editor of the Havre Daily Promotor! Chester E.

Pool of Townsend Is uuwuuil ui ldllUII-VVlUC THRESHING PRICE FIXED celebration for Aliens onlV aZ7TZ fLlZ iiiauu. transacting matters of official busi- 'ness In Dillon and vicinity today. i Undersheriffs Gosman returned to ine case was tried here June In the judgment the plaintiff was granted the use of 8ft inches of water from the ditch known as the Reese- JulV Fourth aggression, the allies must wrest from uul I German -j County Agent McKee has telegraphed to Bozeman, Billings, Lewlstown and to (Special Dlapatch te the Miner.) Dillon thla morning from Lima where i nea nis canaidacy for congress on the republican ticket, in the Second Montana district, suggests the elimination of oratory from the campaign this fall. Mr. Linebarger declares that if nominated he will propose to his democratic opponent that hey content themselves with ad 4jhe has been on a business mission.

"inn. Appropriations were been unty has ujr me plaintiff July 1 1S76. 10 tr.t, v' od Admlni inches, and m-iics; june go June 1, ao inches. of -yuaon ror the purpose fixlnsr a nrla VOBe AKent w. Beers at the State wfth CIlegre to et ln touch with the hay market, but so far has received no encouragement A letter from Mr.

Beers says that so far no hay has been listed, as the crop is just being harvested. Mr AIpV. ti. A. Li.

Badcon received a telegram this morning that hia aon Eber had arrived safely In Prance, Eber was a member of the second contingent to Camp Lewis from this county. Since he has been in training he has made a tlonina- aPPr vertisement of their principles and qualifications, and permit the voter to form his opinion on this basis. rhln. rne various ma aim jts iron ore, "a potential arsenal," according to speakers at a meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers. Engineers and geologists in their address-es were unanimous in the opinion that Germany could not have continued the war more than six months except for the munitions-making iron obtained at the rate of 1,000,000 tons annually from the provinces ceded to the Teutonic federation after the war of 1870-71.

From Committee on Public Information. Washington, D. C. Nation-wide plans for gigantic celebrations on the part of the foreign bom of United States on July Fourth have been formulated at the national capital. Representatives of twenty-two nationalities have appealed to President Wilson to issue a proclamation calling upon all native Americans heln ufficien reputation for sharpshootlng In the are -5 ine outrits.

There Zllr -nT machine gun company. It Is possible and 7. w'" 8180 set out a to of this nuan endeav- to find out how much each can use and ai SALE OF TICKETS. (Special Dispatch to, the Miner.) Deer Lodge, July 12.At the meet- Whi, the Elllson-Whlte Chautauqua, which come, here from Aug. 3 to Aug.

9. it was decided to begin the sale of tickets n. MONTANA BANNER ON THE FIGHTING FRONTS fiupose workl Ing this tnat there are a number of other Dillon boys of the same contingent also farm tZT fIra. onty "ret with threshermen across the water. Mr.

and Mrs. W. J. Duncan of Mis soula are visiting In Dillon today. and discufxa mine how many cattle each farmer has to dispose of for beef.

i thIs actul require- Great Falls, Julv. 12 Tha common int.u. "'iiers or the state of Monts na la (n KA w. of nrlce, "a stalls Into the battle line, desnito th. ui DEER LODGE LOCALS very c'iy de ermlned thaf 'ce Pctd lu uniie wun tne foreign born in observing the national holiday, which in this crisis takes on a new and significant meaning.

22 Nationalities Represented. Forty-six societies representing SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL nozema and by pooling ioco'm shipments of h.iv ann will at- He had come in answer to the advertisement of a position open for a bookkeeper, when the following con-versation took place: Manager "Ihe last man we had here had the place for 43 natton of state designations of national guard Uints. It will be carried meeting. ENDS SUCCESSFUL TERM company of Jugo-Slav HEAVY PRODUCTION OF (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) Deer Lodge, July i2.The Woman Missionary society of the Methodist church at Its last meeting adopted a resolution indorsinc natinn.i shipments of livestock Thouiht cnttated MMMH1" Many farmers are of the opinion that if steps not taken at crulted In his region, which has voted to name Itself the Montana company. Cadet Dushan Vuiannvih nationalities have prepared plans for monster celebrations parades, pageants, and speech making Applicant "Why did he leave?" Manager "Oh, he was one of those fellows that's never happy unless he'a on the go." MUSSELSHELL CHAPTER I PITU-M I Mil i tion during the war.

The action iur me seroian war mission, has obtained nhri r. adenuale supply h. -y cen umi "par tnis name. cattl. in this counfy will be shipped out by fall.

BUSINESS COURSE LunKnauon should be effective along all lines. Arthur Brydon. well known here having clerked In the Golden Rule for a year or so. has enlisted in th p.mcipai cities or United States. Represented In this group are, Armenians, Assyrians.

Belgians. Chinese Czechoslavs, Danes, Dutch, Finns' French, French-Canadians. Germans Greeks, Hungarians, Italians. Japanese, Lithuanians, Norwegians, Poles, U8slans, Rumanians, South Slavs, Swedes, and Swiss. These people represent the sons and daughters who have come to this country drawn by the same idesis -hh (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) Mlon, July 12.

The summer school the normal training department has closed for the summer, after a suc- essful session lasting six weeks and i attendance of 160 pupils. The kindergarten will oontinue for three weeks Songer, i With the closing of the playground his evening, an exhibition of the work one during the summer by this department nnder the supervision of Miss jlenry, will be held on the campus of ihe training- school. The children who ave attended the summer school will jarticipate In the exercises. AT THE UNIVERSITY MES0P0TAMIANS MUTINY AND HUN OFFICERS SHOT (Special Dispatch to the Miner.) Roundup Julv 12 Th i county oi 42 in the hlpment which to IL000. n.

Site' 8t over amounted to about total amount the Helena. July 12. A nh cation and a school of business administration are to. he he University of Montana at Missoula. of over period army Mr.

Brydon has lately been employed in Phiiipsburg Joaeph Smith left this evening by motor for the Madison where they expect to spend the week end fishing weVe "f- Wife of Anacopda were in town Wednesday, having riin? Ver to Mr t0 be member of The national army at an early date, l-'r. H. L. Hover of was recently announced by Chancel- $40,000 Rug and Linoleum Sale Starts Monday Morning WE were never before in a better position to demonstrate our trade monins, indie tacreaaa 'ting the great lor B. C.

EllioU heVe tion will he n. o. membT, ot Over of late caused the founders of this Republic to begin the movement for human liberty 142 years ago. President Issues Proclamation. President Wilson haa Issued the following proclamation: "To our citiz nhon.

vny to the foilntv "tMri HOW and 1 iENERAL RESPONSE TO Be HI DEMAND FOR HAY HANDS Athens. July 1 2. According to an uncensored letter dated June 18. which was smuggled out of Smyrna, a regl-ntent which had been ordered to Meso Potamia, mutinled and German officers. Many soldiers sent beinnPT8 th mut'ny Joined belllou, troops, the letter declares wen't tat a8ha- th Turkih premier, went to Smyrna and granted amnesty to the mutineers, who were given the Prom.se that they would not be sent to the Mesopotamia, war area.

ALLIES PERFECT 200 MILE BALKAN FRONT hi-i. iraine high school teachers and school supervisors for communities of the state and educating Montana boys and girls for positions of business responsibility. SMALL FLOW OF OIL; STRIKE UNIMPORTANT Mr mining HOUSEWIVES' COOK BdOKS CONFORM TO THE RULES Ed TaniDke. Who ha. In "-n employed in the mines in Rntt.

1. (Special Dlapatch to the Miner.) Dillon, July li. During- the past two three days a large number of men ive coma to this city for the haying supremacy than we -will tlve, and, friends todav tion: CJll.c- hTf read Z1 sympathy the petition addressed to me by your representative bodies regarding your proposed celebration of Independence Dy. and I wish to convey to you. In reply, my heartfelt appreciation for Its expression of loyalty and good will.

Nothing in this war Miss Madge Smith la fives In a- or reia- lewistown. July 12. A small flow of oil was struck yesterday in thA K-a. wn a rew days. be Monday.

"Wejnirchased the Surplus Stock of $40,000.00, of Rugs Harkins. iss Lilla Hna vvgiter Mannlx a Kroup of Helmville citirens greetlnir- cuizena who were abo town this aft- iaon from Butte and other points in state. A short time ago a call was int out to every postoffice in Mon-jna for "hay diggers" from a local iflployment office, and the response been generaL Men have been started by the high wages, and as work i the wild hay countries, such ss the mlnlstrator AUr.X T.L" Ad- collection of a sas-Montana company's well near Winifred and while the news caused considerable excitement in Lewlstown the reports from the field were that the owners did not regard the discovery as of great Importance and dis- From S. San ford -nt rnary. they met lu nowevenrSe7hati0tn Sons By Associated Press.) i.

ThUrSdajr- JuIy "Austria is about to crumble away," is the opinion of political and military observers here. after the publication of the latest reports' from Albania and the Balkans, where th entente allies have succeeded in any rxpioiiauon as a result man ine manner In which our foreign-born fellow cltisens, and the sons and daughters of the foreign born, have risen to this greatest of all national emergencies. You have shown where you stand not only by your frequent professions of loyalty to the caus for which we fight, but by your eager response to calls for patriotic service, including the supreme service of offering life itself in battle for jus- Hole and Centennial sections. Is mparatlvely easy and light the la-r situation has been relieved by this ent Immigration. Birui-s.

ax a aeptn of about 700 wheat than mn less 'ucr one, 1 i oiny, TOTOG XTOMAX REACHES FH CE DlBpatoh Miner lewlstown. July Sage announce, the safe arrtvaTf fance ot Miss Mayme AdeV.on. one of the city's most Dron.1,... And the entire lot will be placed on sale none will be reserved, regardless of FIRST WOMAN FORESTER EXPECT LARGE CROWD rOCKMSN PLAN TO to Salonika, on women, WhO the constantly advancing of all floor coverings. AT LEAGUE PICNIC Cross work Ior Red ccuum, ana aemocracy.

Before uch devotion as you have shown, all ATTEND HORSE SALE ENTERSJHE SERVICE Missoula, July is tu. Bozeman. July 12. Arrangements This Sale Will Be the and we republic or race vanish feel ourselves citiiens In i of free spirits. Mllon.

July number of Bearer. i Kci-ommoaate a crowd of ten thou UTAH COPPER CO. Wonder of the Com sand have been made bv the nn.ni Jad stockmen are planning: to at- i fit me oig nor ae saie to De held to- LABOR BOARD DETERMINES MINIMUM LIVING WAGE iStT- July I IoI'k "Vs. datr RAISES MINERS' PAY committee In charge of the Nonpartisan league picnic to be held at Cowtn's grove tomorrow. Governor rrow at Jackson.

This la to be one here. Rh i. -'Mf "I therefore take pleasure In calling your petition, with my hearty commendation, to the attention of all my fellow countrymen, and I ask that they unite with you in making the ln- mercial World It Starts Monday at mc ure Bams 01 iia Kind ever iila urecnbilL and 7r 8 scho" in the Big- Hole basin as over 500 ronnl1 12 -The rtah id of horses have been" assembled a i. W1B Montana State versity here, sixteen men tooay announced increase In wsae. iaoor board of what is a minimum livin- at an day the rinsr.

"Horse" Smith will con- North Dakota. A. C. Townlev of St. Faul.

Dr. Craighead of Missoula, former president of the state university and Attorney-General S. C. Ford are announced as speakers. Congress-woman Rankin is also -0 itt a ur the sale.

A dance Is to h- mlu' for 5,000 day laborers employed in me rorestrv eenerally and for a ine the evening-. ,1 r'arl are "mpJoyed this summer ral application of XT f'n" .11 Vv. year when all the principles to which we stand pledged are on trial, the mot significant in our national historv. As July 4. 1776, was the dawn of domocracy for this nation, let us on July 4, 1918, celebrate the hirth standard for a day's work band has been secured and The board readjusted MELTING SILVER ON BIG SCALE UNDER WAY uioraoDiin will be rim war supply plants at II Traces of Scrofula tween the Belgrade and Bozeman eta- cfnf TinLmUm hour, lb new and greater spirit of democracy, by whose Influence, we hooa iiuos ana ine grove.

quested. th! men re Cleansed from the Blood The New- Tork assay office U' Inr" Tity -5-. Men! Ing of silver is undr 7 1 OVER lft09 MEMBERS, Dispatch to tBr IIer. impurities Promptly Wiped vocetabie blood rtmv A distillery has been built In Mexico for JUiy Ji The rnn.i TELEGRAPH out from jjroaucuon of alcohol otol, a native plant hi- Vu i.7 lrac of Scrofula and other blood taints, and there ht doe. not oro.nntr.

seal a large ii neV SVePnlnnt the a metal exchange where articles of Uver may b. exchanged for Savings atamps. silver curio. rrrgus county chapter of the Red Cross for June shows that at the end of that month the total membership Better Opportunities than there la any trace of Scrofula, or 8- 1 thoroughly cleanse me members impurities (a your blood, you in AH i Other Held uunng june numbering nearly TST, light mna give you new life and vigor, i. "ew ELL-A SMS ot enjoy the fail physical that a healthy body ia capable it- Vv their way Into the assay office for m-ui This trhool the standard insrlHiH telegraph w.

b' Met hirt -Ur glt. and yo ahould get bottle begin It. HEGIs'TRASITS RCXXASgtPIBD. Imperial Dispatch to the Mlarr.) Lwlstown, July liTh ln.i kintil your blood haa boon Absolutely Removes mal 1. being received from everV rer hr th trucked ror the Past month fiete history of roer t0m- has made public a list of 52 Pboae XSO-J for particulars xow.

iily eUansed and purified of all of impure matter, 8. 8, tho wooderful eUl purely can obtain e.p.rt mic.Tadvlc, free flrlreBlng Medical Di auaressin Medical Dir.to. Indigestion. Drucrpists have been melted into b.r. reclassified UPen ment to the Orient, owirt Laboratory.

Atlanta. aLi. T. 'r "ow claM A- Another TI.4 1 1 1. I refund money if it fails.

25c I lls w.u DO announced In a short srln th ehborhood of 2 weekly. Butte College of Telegraphy.