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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
The ,cr Inan-trlnI Homo.

The commissioners appointed Tor
that purpose have conditionally ac.
ccptcd Merrill Park. Saginaw, ~ the
site Tor the new Industrial Home for
the Blind. which was rendered to the
state free OF charge. ID contains ten
acres The acceptance Is contingent
npon the city constructing the ucccS-
snry sewer for drainage purposes. fur-
nlsh water o. the institution nt the
actual cost ~ pumping and give an
absolute title 90 the property
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
\ nrigndc way GO.

Tho military state board decided
last Thursday evening that. 100 view ol
th. conflict 300 dates Tor which u
claim. thi, state Is not to blame, u
could not send regiment o. west
Point. Ky.. to attend the national cn.
cnmpmcut yet further reflection has
convinced ilr board that Do would Toe
rather df~,lur'ruu> 90 allow Michigan
~ o., uurrprr,rn,cd. Later II WAS de-
gidrd ,p have thi, state represented al
w., pint. hut G"y Bliss had not Yet
Jrritlrd what regiment tu send there.
n a, pn,~ibir thar whole brigade VIII
"a. SHARED for tlr urrIsipu though "
.- unf Intended Goo break up tie 'tal'
.,...,p,,u.n' safrl meets about the
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
iINI: sToCK.

Ia. .H z 81
ga no., higher than last week 'n"lee
steers 50 5ptIi 90, good 10 's'',a
butcher steers. 600 o. 100 to-. - ~
80 80 ugnt % good bntch,r, 49, 49,
l,,t,J butcher aud Tat COWS. saHa 90,
r.tuurr.. 81 ,uaf2. common hnIl. . 30
good .nipIius. bulls 81 900 -. 81 I'M nm
GI.,l.r-. S. ,ptfl. light Htuckers $50
3 1s NiIrh COWS steady. common ga
r85.b,st grade. $40 2. so. N Yea ,alEE.,
,l..'n i,st W,tk. 81 5unG 20.
Ifs,.. fsut to good butchers. - %
as sa uigs s. "ufh, ught N"t h'Ir'
3. s0Ha sD. rpu. .hs So 25Hf 90. stays
sr.rp" Best lambs. SO 5oa5; fair TO
good lambs. 81 istrn 20, Hght =" S9inn
ff6 90 fair 90 good butcher Thr'p
as 75 culis aud common. - 90" 20
chirtso =Cattle-Guod 90 primo
steera gS iOH5 SO. poor Co medium,
8.s,6. Stuck-rs and feeders. - S0W
I so. cows aud h"ifers. 81 5oH' 90.
agn"ra. 81 'o@S S se o"'! Teas -f fcd
steers. s. ssa4 81.
Iogs- Mixed md ,,,, bui ,ls,s & i ,Sss
60. good to choice , hgH, m AZ. % light
4 s. 8OH5 so. bulk 81 sales. - 80 "a SO
Sheep-Grod to choice wcthers
s. 75tst 10. fair TO choice miN"a' 80 ns.
| tive lambs. t3"' %.
| East mnalo.-Catti"-P Prices arc
| stronger than last week. thc supply
iif ISss Mediums IS esSs "a. heavy.
/ -S $3.50 20, YORKER. - - ~ 90 plEN,
90 81 r5ughs 81 S515, stays. 40
s6cop- Hest lambs. Sc so05. TAI. 70
good tEffs Is. Culls - common. US
8. missed sheep. s. e. fair To- good. 81
| li -. cults bucks t3H3 %; export
cwc. 81 1strt; wcthcrs. - 5osi 20.
| earrings fsfrb 20, calves STEADY
h,u s. 1906 90. fair To good. 20
& 50.
Grain.
| Detroit .Whenf-Nn. white. ~ = g.
So tcd. . ears AZ Sc. ] car AT % a G..
july . uos hu "a iNc. 10000 bu AZ
= a.. :, ptcmbcr 10000 bu at 7Sisc
| rin-Iuu uuminnl az sNtc; December
GOO tu "a sat.c. 10 600 bu az 79c
,InainE 5xg,r. No. red. zoe; by sam
pie 7 cil "a 7Gi.r per bu.
corn Nu 8 mixed - isc. No. ] yell
low. SIC pct bu nominal
! pats- 80 p white spot car M
fotsr NJ august is.ooo bu at 35c
cIc-iug 95isc bid september 1000 br
Ia So, ~. 4 white. ssc asked.
| RNs-Nn spot. stc, do August
. 900 bu ~ 5i'.c. N". . ry". Gle per bu
Chicago wheat No .. 5G8Soc. No
led. ss-s ~ 90 &C. No. corn. tsAc
80 ? yellow. 'og a.,.. - w,,,.
igc. M . white. 30 " Toe.
Rye.No 2. zoe
The Nonrpc OH co. has been Orgns
led hy Detroit. Toledo and Monro'
p.nplr with St.WnWO capital. and vii
drill for oil.
Spenccr Baker. q Pcrc Marquette
switchu1n. fell under car Ia Sagi
nav Thursday evening aud had lei
crushed 80 that ne died few hour
later
Br,uuse other companies claim the.
dhIn't have . chance to bid the Cleve
land board 81 elections have resciudc'
H. action Of last week n giving
contract 90 the National Voting Ma
chine 90. of Adrian for 2na mnchinc'
The contract amounted % SU1.I,5
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
Dhoran Matankalns. from Midland

Dhuran Mat1nkalus. from Midland,
Mich. a 2-yrar-old girl. reached Jersey
city Tuesday all alone with q tag fast
cned 10 her dress indicating Philndci.
phla rs her destination. Women pass
cngcrs made great fuss over the
tiny traveller
Richard skinner. we'll known
Young man and member of a prom
inent family. was arrested la Battle
creek on n warrant sworn out 10y Miss
Ethel Mitchell. young colorcd girl
from Allcgan. who claims skinner T.
tho parent of her four weeks old
child. The glri was n domestic al
the homo OF SINNERS parents.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
ID AP!D
X RAILWAY
IN SYSTEM
rHC GREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
...,. BETWEEN .....-
Port Huron and Detroit
LOW RATES PARLoR CARS
rarAnrnT crpNfFr

FREQUENT SERVICE
Cars leave Port Huron every hour. The most
direct line 10
Narysville. ~. Clair.
Marine city, Roberts Landing,
Algonar. Pearl Beach.
Fair Haven. Anchoryillc.
New baltimore. and the most
famous Bath city. Mt. Clemens
Direct connections are made In Port Huron
with Pcre Marquette trains To and from the
north bad Axe and all way stations. Also sta
lions on the Port Huron. saginaw ana HaN NY
division. Passengers wishing 10 leave Fort liu-
ron ON pere Marquette evening trains Tor above
points can leave Detroit a. late ~ I 4. ~. tsun
tmcl via Rapid Railway system for u. Huron.
Pare, Port Huron 90 Detroit. one way. 20.
Nou can buy round trip ticket AZ waltlng room
IN Fort Huron 90 Detroit and return Tor u %
Thirty minutes time saved between Detroit
and Port Huron over New short Line Wa Maflhr
city and AnchOrylllc. a..
Cars leave ~. Huron fwaliiug ruuinl loI We
trut at as 70. IN. and every hour thrtraltrt ,li.
90 s.t3 y. m running over the View Nhnft lIht
via Marine tity aud AnchorvNle. lliF'ct con
nections are made at Marine CTS with ears run.
ung over the Old line VIA lake shore and Alfuilae
10 Detroit. Car leaving Port Huron al 2. ~ r. ~
makes connections at Marine 'Uy WIN GU
Through 10 Detroit via Algunac a.,
For folders time tables. etc, address 1co' W
Parker. a.. y Il l.. A. o. Woodward ANcnltf, 't
troit. Mich. HARRY BuILEN, Gent sm.it'
Port Huron. Mich.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind dis
couTages and lessons ambition; beauty, vigor
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

urine scalds the flesh or n. when the chile
reaches an age when q, should be able e
control the passage It is ye, afflicted will
bed-we,ilng. depend upon H. the cause OF
the difficulty Is kidney trouble. and the first
step should be towards the treatment Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble IS due 10 a diseased condition e the
kidneys and bladder aud no, 70 a habi, as
most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made mis-
cradle with kidney add bidder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. Il Is sold
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

Mako aud save Money for Nou.
Every body should join the Mutual Literary No.
sio club OF America. There a. nothing eise Ike
anywhere. IL costs almost nothing o. Join and the
banents 10 gives are wonderful. HenAhles you Col
purchase hook and period icals, music and musical
Instruments At special cut prices. IL secure. re-
duccd rates az many hotels. IL answers qucftional
free OF charge. 10 offcrs scholarships ana valua
bic cash prizes Co members. lt mAintaina club
rooms In many cities for Is member In addition,
every MON Der receives tho oricial mhgaEino entl
tied Ev'ry Month" n publication Ia class ~
itscn. uding pieces 81 highiass vocal and IN.
lstrumeutal musicf fult HiEcI each month Without
lcEtra charge; ~ pieces IA ore year in hll. YOU
ICAS GIT ALI. OF THESE DLSLFlIs FOR AL
MOST NOTHING.
Tho fun yearly membership fcc & Ono Dollar Tor
which you get all hhovc, aud you may With
draw any time within three months - you
want 90 q % go aud get your dollar back. IT you
ldon's 90 spend 81 10. send Is ccuts for three
months membcrship. Nobody can anord Go pas
lthis oier by. You viii Got your money back IN
value many times over. full particulars will D.
lsent FREQ ~ charge. but n you are " iso you viii
send IA your request for memhership with The
lprnper fee az once Tho - cts three months NON.
lbcrship orer will soon change. Write 90 once Al.
idrcss your letter aud enclosing o. % for full
Years membership or twenty-five cents for three
MUTuAI LITTRARY HUsIC CLUB
1 No. 100 Nassau st. ~. ~. Guy.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

ing all abou, Il, including many Of The
thousands OF testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Or. Kilnei
& Co.. Blngham,on. N. =, be sure a'G
mention this paper.
Don't make any mistake. but remember the
name. swamp Root. nr kllmer's SCAMP Root,
and the address, Binghampton, y. y, on every
bottle.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-07-24

by druggists, IN fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle By mail
49, alec ra~,Di,iettell
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25
Pigs for sale by r. E. Hamilton. city.

Pigs for sale by r. L. Hamilton. city.
Wanted, by Robert Morrison, a few
good milch cows.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
A large crowd was present at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
night to hear the address by Attorney
o. W. Belden on the Character of
Washington" The address was a
scholarly effort, the subject giving the
speaker al opportunity to display to
an advantage his well known orator..
cal ability. The attributes Of mind
and heart which made the immortal
Washington the peer of all contempt.
raries and the idol Of succeeding gen.
~erations were strongly brought out.
and all who heard the address are
loud in their praise of the mastery
manner in which Mr.. Belden handled
his theme. The chorus choir rendered
some special music in connection with
the services.
Last Thursday evening about g
O'Clock the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Orion died after an illness of
several days. The child was about
four months Of age. The funeral serv
ices were conducted from the Episco.
pal church at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. the Rev. A. W. Bell ofhci.
ating. The taking away OF their only
child is indeed a sad blow to the
young father and mother who are
broken hearted oyer their loss. Sym.
pathizing friends, many of whom
themselves have seen their loved ones
go down into the valley Of the shallow
of death, speak words of heartfelt
coincidence and such are appreciated
by the bereaved ones, but ;ir,e only
a heal the wounds to the parent
hearts so ~grievously stricken by the
untimely passing Of the first born.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25
TOO MUCH FOR GATES.
John w. Expected to Come to Lewis,
town but Baked on STAGE Ride.


John w. Gates, the Chicago multi.
millionaire wire magnate who Is In
terested in the much talked OF big
Kendall mining deal. left Butte with
the intention OF coming to Lewistown
last week but on the road he got to
thinking Of coming across country In
a coach for so miles and his nerve fail
ed him. That stage drive is the first
thing the famous Chicagoan ever
struck which he was afraid to tackle.
II reports be true he has gone into
poker games with a quarter of a mil.
lion on the cloth; he had the temerity
to buck J. Pierpont Morgan, about the
biggest thing on earth at present. In
a little railroad deal and came out
$1,000, 900 winner; he has hunted big
game in the west, and been hunted
by big game in the east, and no one
eve knew him to renig; nothing was
too much for Barbwire Johnnie until
he ran into the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stage ride and then he showed the
white feather. Said he wouldn't
make It for a hundred thousand dol.
lars" Whizzed on by in his private a 4.
the Kendall, Barnes-King. etc, to the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25

The above reward will be paid for
information leading to the recovery of
work team; light buckskin mare.
brown horse, weighing 1850 pounds.
branded SO on left shoulder. Buck.
skin has wir scare On front legs,
strayed from Bull mountains.
W. A. SUTTON.
Rockville, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25
eAs
l Gown, County ano state j

Cash paid for hides and pslts by
Bryant Bros, Main street.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work; apply at this Office.
Only the best or meats kept on hand
ut the Lewistown Meat Market.
Mems overshoes 81 a pair-d'Autre-
mont & Warden, Main street.
Supply of World almanacs now on
hand at the Argus office, IS cents each.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. L. Bright returned
Saturday from a visit to friends in
Helena.
Buy your coal Of the Mcdonald
Creek Coal Co. Office at Norman's
jewelry store.
j. B. Townsend, a Fort Maginnis
stockman, transacted business in this
city Thursday.
R. X. Neill, the Spokane mining
man, is in this section this week, hay-
ing arrived last Friday.
II you buy the Mcdonald Creek coal
you will make no mistake. Leave or
ders at Norman's jewelry store.
The product Of the Black Diamond
coal mines is first class. Order from
J. L. Beebe at the Bank of Fergus
County.
At Cottonwood, Friday evening,
March 9Th, there will be a benefit ball
to which all are invited. Tickets
$l.5O. Proceeds to go to the school:
]. E. Holmes who has recently re-
signed his position as book-keeper Of
the Golden Reef Mining company.
came through Lewistown Thursday
on his way east.
Miss Anita D. Rosecrans, daughter
of the famous federal general of that
name, died in Helena Thursday and
was buried Saturday morning.. She
was a sister of Mrs. Governor ]. X.
Toole.
H. ID. Larned, who for nearly two
years was the manager of the Lewis
town hotel in this city, has assumed
control of the Grand hotel in Great
Falls and as he is a popular host, will
doubtless conduct a successful hos
telry.
John I. Sholtz, the popular Gilt
Edgean, came in to he Spanish-Amer-
lean Var boys smoker Wednesday
night and remained over another
night to ride the second degree goat
of the Knights of Pythias.
A. w. Delaney postmaster of the
Sun River office and former publisher
of the Sun River Sun, died Friday.
He vas one of the pioneer printers in
Montana and was always recognized
as a man Of the most uncompromising
integrity.
Jack Rowley left Monday afternoon
for his ranch to be gone two or three
weeks. Jack is not only one of the
most enthusiastic but also n of the
best bowlers in Lewistown and the
boys say he will be back as soon as
his thumb gets well.
N. Porter, OF Chicago, and F. c.
Morehouse Of Salt Lake, two well
known mining experts who have been
working in the North Moccasin dis
trict for the past several weeks in the
interest of the Gates-Drake combine,
concluded their labors last week and
left Friday for their respective homes.
Hugh Mclaughlin Of Kendall came
in to the dance Friday night.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25

World Almanaes IS cents each at
this office.
Bargain sale going on at the Ju-
dith Hardware Co.
World AImanacs contain reliable
data-We have them.
Mems overshoes 81 a pair-d'Autre-
mont & Warden. Main street.
For Sale, by Kelly & Moulton. 16O
acres of farm land near Kendall.
A $500 first grade piano, just like
new, for sale for $3.50. Apply at the
Judith Bakery.
The State Horticultural Society
meets in Stevensville this morning for
a three days session.
Reliable data on all matters Of gen.
eraI interest are contained in the
World aImanacs, 35 cents each at the
Argus office.
John Mengelcoch was in from Gilt
Edge a few days of last week. John
has some mining interests near Gilt
Edge which he thinks will put him on
easy street some day.
Davola Culberson left Sunday for
Canada with 375 head of horses which
he purchased from William Dundum
and sons, the Brook Bros. Albert
Hogeland and G. h. Day. all Of this
vicinity.
B. c. White is in from his Buffalo
creek ranch this week. Although
there has been more snow in that &C.
ton than in these parts, stock has
not suffered at all as stockmen r
adequately supplied with feed.
Waru X. Workman, who was sent
to the Annapolis naval academy from
Helena in 1896, has been ordered to
appear before a court martial to an
swer for his alleged negligence which
caused the explosion of an eight inch
gun on the battleship Massachusetts,
resulting in the death OF nine e
w. W. Arnold of Chicago arrived in
Lewistown Thursday and left Friday
for the windy city, having in charge
John Wesley, who has been in the
city hospital of this place suffering
from a mild attack of insanity. Wes-
ley was a school teacher but was ar
rested in Gilt Edge about two weeks
ago on account of his peculiar actions,
and brought into this city and landed
in jail. At times he has been perfect
ly sane and it is believed that the
care and attention of his friends will
completely restore him to nationality.
Cyrus Brownlee Newton, the noted
California humorist who appeared in
this city Monday night. was greeted
by one of the largest crowds that eyer
assembled in Lewistown to hear a
public entertainer. Mr.. Newton
made a splendid impression and
gave the people Of Lewistown the
best laugh they have had in many a
day. His representations were above
the ordinary in their f%aithfulness to
the characters which were intended
to be i~mpersonated. His humor is
most genuine, never dropping to any.
thing ever approaching vulgar With.
cisms. His humorous selections were
not more enjoyed than some of his
r~ecitals of more serious parts. Alto
gether the evening was well spent by
those who were fortunate enough to
be present.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25

The foolish spend their money fer
that which does not add to their com
fort or convenience; the wise man
puts a telephone in his house. II
costs but eight cents per day and at.
fords both comfort and convenience
that cannot be measured by dollars
and cents.
LEwIsTowN TELEPHONE CO.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-02-25

Foley's Honey and Tar is best for
Group and whooping cough. contains
no opiates, and cures quickly. Care
full mothers keep 1t in the house. Nc
Kechnie & Allan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-01

s the wife the husbands partner. or
servant. or an irresponsible depend
| ent? The relation in which she
Folds herself 70 her husband, it seems 10
me, should govern the manner of filling
the pocketboOk. Suppose she is part
ner and I think that is the correct re-
latlon. consider what partnership means.
The two have made a contract to establish
a firm Cor home) for their mutual ad-
vantage and pleasure. Each partner
must understand the financial condition
of the firm or the results would be dis
astrous. The partnership Is only farce
If one member must ask the other for
money TO transact business for the firm:
but II anything Of Importance is con
templated both partners ought to con
suit together. Then use the oil of
reason on the machinery, and, oh! how
smoothly it viii work. Ny husband ana
are confidential partners We perfect
ly understand the financial status OF the
firm. Whenever 1 want money / helm
myself from our common pocketbook OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-01
Use the Speaking Doice.

from the chest. or. as one woman OK
pressed to me. from the pit of her stom-
ach,' and she will have taken the first
step in developing pleasing speaking
voice.
Next. let her take the same position
and count up to ten as slowly as posi-
BILE while emitting one long breath.
steadily increasing her chest expansion.
Then let her practice her new speaking
tone on her family. seeing how deep she
can place her voice and yet be heard
distinctly by members of the home cir
Gle. When on trains or walking on the
street let her aim to strike a voice tone
below the din. and not above it. so low.
In fact. that 1t rings like a second or
alto part in singing. She can then be
heard as distinctly as If she tried to
shout above the roar Of street traffic,
and her voice viii lose that penetrating.
shriu quality which is the hall mark Of
the ilI-bred woman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-01
Che Cuife's PocRetbooR.

go to the bank. sign the firms name
and get whatever amount 1 want.
So my pocketbook is filed Cor empty
according to ny best judgment Of our
financial ability. But I hear some one
say: I do not want TO be bothered
about my husbands business" Then 1
say, If she desires TO be an irresponsible
dependent. treat her as such. and as 10
a child let the husband give a stipulated
amount. that which she proves herself
CAPABLE Of using wisely.
Again. If she acts in the relation OF
servant TO her husband. then according
to value received for her services should
she be paid. Now. a word OF advice to
those wives who wish TO be partners OF
their husbands Il viii whisper. the part
nersnip business pays big returns IN
happiness. cOntentment. and peace)- As
yourg bride, begin right. Don't feel
like beggars or dependents, but step
right into partnership before the first
glamour Of the honeymoon has passed,
then strive TO be a worthy. trusty. rea-
sonabIe partner. and believe the money
question viii be very felicitOusly solved
-HousekeeDer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-01
Rew Cbings for Uuomen in the Shops.

. HE school children in Syria.
Turkey and Armenia are the
L makers Of those quaint little
sachets OF crocheted silk which
are meeting with such favor in our
smart shops. The bags hold just enough
OF some good sachet to emit a pleasing
fragrance. They are Intended for hang
ing up In some corner of the boudoir
Price. so TO IS cents apiece.
Some popular girdIes are of silk braid.
They vary greatly in priee-anywhere
from 80 to SO The simpler and more
desirable models are finished with a
single tassel on each END. some OF these
girdles when tied fan to the line OF the
knees.
There are many new styles Of braids
at reasonable prices. A great variety is
found IN black and white combinations
alone. few of them are extremely
smart in appearance and severer in line
than any we have seen for several
years. They are being very advantage
ously used Oh cloth or zibeIine tailored
suits for the street A good looking
black and white combination comes in
soutache width at a few cents a yard.
Openwork mohair braid in black and
white sells at 45 cents a yard for the
inch and a half width.
A novel and inexpensive birthday gift
for man is "a cigar lighter represent
ing one of the earliest forms of lamp
post used In America. This costs in the
neighborhood Of s.. The metal used is
nickel.
Those collapsible waste paper boxes
which are so popular can be converted
very readily into a most capacious and
convenient workbox. A number of them
are seen so converted in the shops. The
change is made by attaching the various
little articles necessary for needlework
10 the outside Of the box and sewing on
pieces OF soft silk, rufied to form peck