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Spring Tonics and
Blood Remedies
This is the season of the year to start taking
Tonics and Blood Remedies, and in our stock
you will find an assortment of all the well
known old-time remedies, as well as most of
the new ones.
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SWIFT’S SPECIFIC (S. S. S.)
PEPTONIZED IRON TONIC
BAMBOO BRIER BLOOD REMEDY
HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA
JAYNES’ SARSAPARILLA WITH POTASSIUM IODIDE
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
REXALL KIDNEY REMEDY
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CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
Cordova Drug Co.
The Rexall Store
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Special Carefully-Prepared Lunch served from 11:30 a. m. Our Fine
French Rolls with every meal
Big Variety of Pastries and Cakes, Always Fresh
i Sanitary Machinery of Latest Model. Patent Brick Oven. Best Ma
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French Bread Rye Bread
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DISCOVERY OF
BUTTE DUE TO
| LURE OF TROUT
BUTTE, Mont., March 13 (by Asso
ciated Press).—Lure of the. gamey
trout in the Deer Lodge river, which
took Oley Hunfrey and William Ali
son out of their way in going home
to Alder Gulch, led to the discovery
of Butte, now the great copper min
ing camp and one of the greatest sil
ver producers in the world.
The discovery was made in August,
1866, according to records which have
been received by the state historical
library from Dennis Leary through
whose efforts the original locators
were follewed over a trail seven days
old to their prospect under a big tree
where th Gagnon claim was worked
afterward. The Gagnon claim, which
started from a prospect hole under a
big tree, figured later in the mining
litigation and mining deals which
made Butte history and is now in the
heart of the city.
Dennis Leary, writing from his home
in Omaha, to Justice W. Y. Pember
ton, state librairian, says:
“You want to know who were the
first five men who settled in Butte.
They were as follows: Ooley Hum
frey, William Alison, Dennis Leary,
Henry Porter, and Herb Madison.
“Humfrey and Alison are the dis
coverers of Butte. I was peruaded
to go and track them from * Virginia I
City, Mont., when the trail was seven ■
days old, and Porter and Madison '
came with me. Porter and another |
man had been fishing in Deer Lodge i
river and were coming down to Alder
I Gulch and camped on Divide creek.
Humfrey and Alison came out over the
1 hills from Silver Bow creek, so Doc
* j Warnick. a druggist, in Alder Gulch,
got some of the ore and made an as
say and was very much excited. He
hunted me up and persuaded me to
go and find the place where they got
the ore and said he had a man that
saw them come out of the hills to the
trail at Divide creek.
“So I wrent and tracked them to the
! original lead and found them sinking
a prospect hole under a big tree
where the Gagnon claim was worked
afterwards.”
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MEMORIAL TO PIONEER
HELENA, Mont., March 13 (by As
sociated Press).—The campaign to
L, raise $100,000 for a new building at
j the Montana Deacons home here, as
| a memorial to the late W. W. Van
| Orsdel, pioneer Methodist missionary,
soon will be under way in the state.
“Brother Van,” as Rev. Mr. Van Ors
del was known, was one of the found
ers of the institution.
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
Scarborough pictures that please at
prices that are right. Over Cordova
=1 drug store. Phone 140—3 rings.
CAN CROSS BORDER .
AND SATISFY THIRST
TO HEART’S CONTENT
NOGALES, Ariz., March 13 (by As
sociate! Press).—Bootleggers have
little patronage in this border town
They do not satisfy- a long felt want.
A Nogales resident who develops a
thirst, having permission of the fed
eral authorities to cross the border,
merely steps across the street, enters
a swinging door and names his liquor.
It is as simple as going down to the
corner saloon in the old days.
If he names whiskey, he does not
get it. Barkeepers in Nogales, Son
ora, just across the street from No
gales, Arizona are not allowed to sell
whiskey, for Sonora is partly dry. But
he can get beer, wine or tequila and
many an American, unable to secure
whiskey, is now on terms of intimacy
with the fiery liquor of Mexico.
Some of the bars on the Mexican
ride are elaborately equipped and
operate handsome dining rooms in
conjunction.
Americans who like beer with their
luncheons or wine with their dinners
cross the border at mealtime.
On may buy liquor as liberally rts
he pleases in Nogales, Sonora, but he
must carry it inside him w,hen he re
crosses to Arizona. Federal inspec
tors scrutinize closely everyone com
ing thruogh the gate in the high wire
fence in the international street.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA
WANTS TO ELIMINATE
SALMON HATCHERIES
NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., Mar.
13 (by Associated Press).—Elimina
tion of all fish hatcheries maintained
by the dominion department of fish
eries will be urged at Ottawa through
a resolution passed recently by the
British Columbia Protective Fisher
men’s Association at a meeting here.
Hatcheries tend to make the fish
smaller in size, it was contended.
Furthermore, it was said, fish would
be more plentiful if the spawning j
streams were cleared and free ac
cess to them given the salmon each
year. Fisherman who had observed
hatcheries declared thousands of fry
were washed ashore and became prey
of gulls.
LAYING CORNERSTONE
OF MASONIC STRUCTURE
j TO TAKE PLACE IN JUNE
HELENA, Mont., March 13 (by As
sociated Press).—Montana Shriners
are looking forward to the visit of
Imperial Potentate W. Freeland Ken
drick of Philadelphia, who is to be in
Montana on June 19, en route to the
session of the imperial council in
Portland, Ore.
While here, the imperial potentate
will help lay the corner stone of the
new mosque being erected here by
Algeria temple at a cost of $250,000
A statement ceremonial is to be held
in connection with the event at which
Shriners from every part of Montana
will greet the potentate. *
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