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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
yYliSSaro" Nortb 9afota.

ct. paul, 27. DARTS. 8 9aor
bar bet en- ualminbelis baarb Dag
for oTortbern pacifc", ,,9reat
Nortbern" o9 800 Cine" gennem
NOrtb 0atotu os Montana. Gn
polofom Stprm bar nemlig / mere
eno treoipe Simer ra Jet ober bisIe
to Stater. 9anernes Selegrafs
traabe er ale 0egne nebbl9ite, og
paa mango Stsber er 8anerne ufars
bare. .5k Nortb Goait 3imiteb" +,
iom 5orgaars uTsit fra ct. paui,
lisqer fait 0icterIon.
8ismarcf, %. D., 27. Starts. Som
iyslge af en- bolbiom ,,8li5sarb"
Der begpnote 5or9aars 9lftes, ligs
ger Der Snebriber Der tire til fets
SObs 0bbbe. 0et befrb9tes, at Der
bliber fort Sab at areaturer, ba
meget Sbeg, fom er foagt poa
@runb of ben itrense 8inter, bar
p9ret ube unber llpejret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29

anIer bet ngbpenbigt at iige ct enc tie
Orb ON ben STANDARD for 2@rlig=
beo, De maa forbre af 8ontrattsrer
og 4rbejOere, tbi ON je9 babbe tbip=
let bet allerminbite ON no9en at Dem
/ iaa 9eni ieenbe, faa bar ban life
bleOen Oalgt. Wien jeg eniter at be.
tone Rgbbenbig6eben af ftabis &ars
bddgenbeb ubfprelien at bette fore
qrbejbe.
Wteo 9enipn til Oetdiller bar isg
tun libt at iige. 9trbejbet maa paa=
ifbnbes fad meget, Iom bet fan, ndar
bet ifal gpres grunbigt. Der er bo9
en- Sag, ieg farlig bill benlebe Oeres
Opm9rti iom6eb pad = be ianit9re
5or9olo. De maa fsree for at fad
bet beoite 29getiliDn = ,,erperts" /
ida Senfeenbe, pg De maa tilbolpe
aontrattsren lige faa neie fom De
res 9lrbeibere, at be unberorbner ia
2Ggetilipnets Goritrifter. Seq anz
td9er, at De bill finbe bet bebit at
babe eet OperboDeo for bette De
pdrtement, men bet bill jeg oberlaoe
til Dem ielp at Be femme.
planerne maa ubfsres ombpqaez
ligt meb 5enIbn til life alene Zisz
blltfets, men ogiaa 5remtioens 8es
bob. llb9ifterne pil blibe efterfete
lige fua itrengt, iom om be siorbss
for ct priodt 8ompagni, Der maatte
Itole paa Snbtomiten til llbgiftens
Defining. De maa fire Dem be
beoite 5alenter, bette adnb eier, ii.
at msoe etbbert Silf9lbe, Iom OPP
Itdar. Wlaaben at opnaa be bebife
ReIultater paa mod De felb beige.
6bab Rotionen bill forbre, er, at ct
aobt Refultat opndas.
: beo bore R Roofebelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
Specielt Silbno fra
ySailg News"

oSbe Omaba OailD Neips" forz
ienbes Iets 9anee usentlig fra nu
af og til l. San. 1905 for $1.00
forub betalt, dltfaa gennem preiis
oentens @algtanpagne og muligois
gennem ben japaneiilt=rusffe arig.
.Sbe 0ailb gleps" mobtaser
fuloItanbigt ale Serippss, McRue
Gable Og SelegrufzGfterretninser
FAINT fuloitanbig SieneIte of Reps@
paper Gnterpriie MsiociutiOn, lise-
Tom bet bar fire fpecielIe Sorreiponz
benter pua arigsitueplabfen, bporfOr
bet er Stanb til burtigit at funne
bringe ale gaDbeber neiagtigt. 9uif.
at bet er ct uafbengigt 8ldb, Der
life er bunbet of Senipn til 9unif
eIIer Misbag. Oette Silbub ealbsr
fun gpril.
9eitillinger inbienbes til bette
glabs &ontor eller biretts til
,,Omabu 0ailp Getps". Omoba,
Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
yY0rnebjemmet" Gbene5er
Omaha lnffet af Yolitiet.

Omaha, %. Marts. S 5rebu9s
blep Der paa 5oranleoning af oSbe
0ailp Netps" forunltaltet en- omfat.
tenOe politiunberlsgelie uf gsrnez
biemmet Gbene3er, 1923 Hortb 26.
Ibe., meo bet ReI Iultat, at ,9iems
met" sjebliffelig luftebes, og at De
aDinber, iom bar beitbret bet, itol
forlabe 8pen. 0e fem gprn, ION
fanOtes pao Stebet, bill blibe anz
bragte andre 6jem.
Oa politiets Gmbebsmanb fom til
Stebe, bleb Der n9gtet bem Nbgung,
fom be berfor maatte tiftbinge fig.
o9i funbt 9ufets Snbre," flyer be,
,,afelt og ifibent uo ober enbber 8e.
ifripelfe. 9e fem Imaa 0renge fbn=
tes life at bore bIeben pabitebe eller
temmebe bet fbite balbe Mar. Suiet
bar tomplet uben Msbler eller andre
5orngbenbebsgenItunbe. Weens pi
bar til Steoe, fom Der en- 3e9nbbge,
og 8anbet piifeoe inb ab be rubeleIe
8inbuer. 0borlebes menneif ifelige
8elener N;nter bar funnel unbgad
at frpie libel bette 9us, er os Ell
8ddbe. Oa bi fpurgte Mrs. 8enez
bict, ON 8srnene bleb Ienbte til
STOLE, iDdrebe bun, at Mrs. 8ea
nnberpiite oem. Wirs. 8ea fob paa
famine 5ib meb en- 8og / 9aanben.
men bd ri Iaa 8ogen efter, biite bet
fig, at ben Denbte fortert, og n9rmers
llnberiegelie gobtgjurbe, at Mlr5.
9ea bar fulbffanoig blinb, bDoreftev
bun CAB en- 5ortlaring til bebite ON,
at en- af Smaabrengene biafp benbe
at unberbiie be andre"
yrembeles beretter gplitiet: ,,9i
fdnot, al ollie SeDoerne 1op ct WR<
relie, Og at Sen9ene bogitaoelig fun
bar u6umite 9unfer at fnabI IeOe,
Gtle pjalter. Wirs. 8ea forretteoe
aft 6usdrbejbet pg &pgning 8stte.
net, 6bor potter, Sdbe og @rpber
life bar til at rsre for Snabs. sSntet
fpntes at bore rengiort / uminbelige
5iber. Sda pibt bi funbe ie, fanb=
tes Der life anbet at ipiie enb &ar>
tofler, 5urnips og genner. Mrs.
Benedict bar onbenbt aft i'm Sib til
at qaa omfring 8pen og ti9ge."
Gfter Orbre al 9olitihef 9onae
bue isger politiet MI at ubfinbe,
6pprpibt be fem 8srn bar, bpab
Wtrs. 9eG paaitaar, lepenbe Sors
albre / 8pea. $ mobiat Sab, eller
bpis Eoralbrene life er / Stanb til
al forIgr9e bem, bill be blipe opers
oipne til ,,Rebraifa Gbilbren's Some
Spcietb".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
9anif Wejeriit.

Gl6riitian Marfer. en- 2anbs.
manb, Der er aniut ben cunabiite
Regjerinss 5ieneIte iom Mejeriiue
perintenpent / Nortbpeit 9erritor9.
or bisfe 0age ifls. .0anebrog" re.
turneret til Ottapa efter flere Maae
nebers Opbolb / Sebrelanbet, bpi5
Uleieripaien ban bar ituberet erunz
bigt. 9an bar beisgt Mejerierne
olle be banite propinier og uperalt
meot megen Sorefommenbeb bos
Notabiliteterne pau bet banife Mejs
eri= os 2anbbrues Omraabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
9anif 6aanOarbejOe | St.eOnis

&binbstomitFn for ct. 2ouis
llbtilIineen bar eennem bet banite
llbenrigs.ainiIter inbbubt baniie
abinber til at beltage | llbitidingen.
Ser er abinbetrebie asbenbapn
unber Operpejelie | Senbolb til bens
ne Snbbpbelfe at labe ubitille en-
SamGins at banife 9aanbartkiber,
os Der er loa meset mere @runb til
bette, iom bisfe be ieners @ar sr
blebet moberne be mere pelftaaen.
be Sfrebfe ber | 2anbet.
,Gbic. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
9amplfibsnotiticr.

Sfanbinabidn glmerican 2ine's
nbe Oamper ,,Sellig Olop" af9it fra
Hep Norf 16. DARTS til Sfanbands
pien og bentes Der 26. Marts. Gam
me 2inies Camper ,g1orge" pentebes
til Nem gort b. 20. Murts. ,,llniteb
States" afsit fra GbriItiansianb
20. Quarts til Nep Oort meb pper
100 Salons- os 300 treble alasies
pasIaserer os pentes til Netp yorf
ben 80. Marts. pasIasererns for
9eiten antommer til gbicaso to
Dose lenere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
elite ober bsOe 5aneenifabet bill
blioe tilfillet Sapan til gfterretning
for be afosbes Samilier.
SO tterne mdd 9be beres
egne 9efte.

2ptID, 70. U(Qrls. Oe lupQnSnlle
Speioere bringer Gfterretning ON,
at be rusiiite Soloaters 5ilitanb /
&orea er beieite 9rao elenbig.
paa 9runb uf be nelten uoberoinbez
lige Observation-Disclosures er bet
omtrent umuligt at opbripe 5ebes
mibler. Den rusIiIte Qrme er fulos
itanbig blottet for apeg, og &oidtz
terne er nsbte til at ilagte og fortare
beres egne 9eite.
Den ruiiffe Jlaabe
bar forldbt BORT art 3 u r.
ct. Yeter8borg, %. Ularts. Gn
Gfterretning, Iom finber Siltro / be
bsieite MarinetreoIe, 9aar uo pau,
at 9fbmirol Mardtoff | 9tftes forloo
port 4rt6ur meb 6ele ben rusfIte
5lduoe, idabel arigsifibe fom 9rpb=
iere og 3orpebobaabe. for at gaa pan
llnberIsgellestogt til be n9rmeIte
Ger. st Rpgte mebbeler, at ban oil
prspe pua at oberrumple Sapaneers
ne nebenfor Glliotserne.
Rus ernes 6remtr'9ngen
aorea tanbiet.
ct. petersborg, %. Marts. Gam
tioig meo @fterretningen fra 9drbin
ON, at General 8uropattin er ons
tommen for at obertdge Obertom=
manooen ober ben rusliife S9r /
Wldn6uriet, tommer Der Wlelbing
ON. at ben rusiiIfe 5remrbtnins i
&ored bar mouttet itanbies, bd man
er itsbt paa en- / mobIat aetnin9
fremrptfenoe me9et it9rt idpdneIiif
69r.
De rusiiIte 2tfbelinger trGtter Zig
longfomt tilbaee til itGrtt toncen=
trerebe Stillinger paa Spbiiben al
SuluflOoen, bppr ben rusiiite SoOeo=
orme bar 1uaet 2eir.
Den fremrpttenbe japaneiiite Scr
beItaar af 10000 Manb of ben teis
ferlige @drbe unber aommanbo of
8eneral .6a8gapa og tolbte Sipiiion
fsrt at 9enerallejtnant Snoupe.
Oesuben er Der en- 9tfbeling Snges
nisrer o9 abitilliee Reeimenter al
let og fbert 2trtilleri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
uslanb benegter.

ct. Yetersborg, 26. Marts. Heees
riHsen ubftebte 9oar en- getenbts
gsreli.. Der inbebolber ct pffcielt
Dement, of ben @fterretning, at ben
rusfite arbbfer ,.gapan" itulbe bea
re iprengt 2uften of en- Issreben
Nins. og at 800 rusiifte MutroI.r
miitebe Qipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-29
;5ra sriesifueplaoien
J0paneferne prgDer after
50 ob on 5rict."


50 b on 5rtct."
lonbon, 26. Warts. @n gfters
refining fra Sotio melber, at bet en-
belie ar lptteoes SapaneIerne toms
pIet at inbeipGrre ben rusiiIte 5laas
be Yort 2trtburs 0apn.
Oct meboeles nemlig, at Der Rats
len mellem %. og "a. Mlarts fsrtes
ipD 9onbelsfibe inb Sdpnemuns
bingen. bpor man bar Ida befbig ct
fao BEN f9ntebe | lige 2inie tbers
ober Snblsbet, fad at al ubfart fra
3obnen M er umulig.
Samme Selegram melber, at 1000
Dedtrofer msbte frem iom fribillige
meb 4nmobning ON at maatte fda
Bob til at ubfsre bette farli9e Stntte
drbeibe.
SsSsprigt foreligeer Der insen off
tiel 8etr9ftelfe pad 5elesrammets
Doolioeligbeb.
Ruslanb benegter.
ct. petersborg, 26. Marts. Heges
riHeen ubfebte | 9aar en- 8etenbts
gsreli., Der inbebolber et officielt
Dement, of ben Gfterretning, at ben
rusiiIte arbbier ,,gdban" itulbe pes
re ipr9ngt 2uften af en- lssreben
Nins. og at 800 rusiilte MatroI.r
miitebs qipet.
RusIanb tr9nter Neutrn n
Iiteten.
shp gbpang, 27. Marts. Zen
suorme 9ruft. iom Rusierne for
anituIter af Otietsb oe andre 5spes
mibler Monsoliet, er af ben tine
Fife Reeerine blepen itemplet fom
ufupli9 og iom en- aabenIps ar9ns
selfe af 3inas Notwithstanding.
Stineierne itadr imiblertio ma9tesz
fsie oper for Rusiernes 0olbsbanbz
finger ps maa nsjes meb at protes
fere.
Jdpontferne tdl p9re De
dnsri1enbe.
ct. getersbora 81. Wiarts. @enez
rol auropatfins 2tntomit til ariss=
Husplabien, Der formooes at fnbe
Gteb Dag. bar sibet 2lnieoning til
mango 5ormOoninger angaaenbe ben
funbipnlise Suttit, iom ben rusfite
6er unber bdm bill fslge.
De, fom tenber Situationen, bar
intet !6oob om burtig rusiiit 6remz
rptnina. Sb9rtimob ffal auropats
Tins plan bore at trette Rusierne
tilbaee til bet inbre aF 2anbet for
Eaalebes at bersbe Sopaneferne ens
bber 6ielp af beres 5laabe.
Ruslanb bill ielb beige i'm 8amps
plabs oe tpinee Sapaneierne til at
foreta@ be dnsri6enbe Stribt.
5prreber osmt.
ct. petersborg, q. Marts. &apS
isin Srfbpif, fom bar til Tiadei, at
ban bar folst Militarbemmelisbe
HI ben iapaneFite aegerins, er Deb
m rusfit -arissret ibsmt "a aars
Strafearbejbe.
Rriesfangernes 8ebonba
ling.
ct. pstersbors, q. Darts. Den
rusiiIte Reeering er Serb meb at
aborbejbe ct Reglement for 8ebanb>
ling af 3rissfangerne. Reslementei
bill blipe faa bumant og milbt Iom
mulist.
gn 9eitemmelfe faitfldar, at Gans
serne Fal bape famine GOrplejnins
fem be rusfite Solbater, en- anben
befemmer, at Gansernes @arbissns
Fonbe eIIer qense bill blibe opbepores
be for benz til llbleperins beb Gris
~:..ff..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
STOCK YARDS FINISHED.
Yards OF the Montana Railroad Com.
pany Are Ready for Use.

Lewistown Is now ready to receive
stock for shipment To outside mar
kets. The stock yards of the Mon
tana railroad company have been
finished and are now ready for use.
They are located on the side track
that leads To the lumber yard and are
not far from the depot. The yards
are large and will accommodate a
large number of cattle and sheep.
There are three separate pens which
may all be thrown together. The pen
farthest from the railroad is a large
one, being 40 X 100 feet and this opens
into the smaller ones. each 80 feet
square. There are alley ways leading
between all the pens and opening in
10 the large chute in the center. Tie
yards are provided with heavy gates
and the whole structure Is built uf
heavy plank. The company will make
n strong bid for stock shipments and
there Is no reason why lcWisiown
should not become the shipping point
Of Fergus county. now that We have
the railroad accommodations. We
have the wool why not have the
stock?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21

Vice Presidents, II. Lee Kelly. Deer
Lodge; J. +. O'Connell, Helena :;
Frank -,nder. Livingston; w. Wat.
kins, Billings; Mike Murray. Walker.
VILE; V. 4. Meyer, Red Lodge, Albert
Johnson. Lewistown; S. French, Great
Falls; r. S. Mentrum. Anaconda; g..
w. Walters. Phillipsburg; NJ. l-anghor.
Bozeman; ID. A. Bishop. Hamilton;
j. X. Anderson, Williamsburg; 7. K
Nelson, Kalispell; Pat Gardner New
Works; John +. Decarle. Miles City.
A. r, Craven, Big Timber; J. G. Wal.
ker, Virginia City; Thomas West,
Havre; and j. ] Snyder, Whitehall
Directors, Chiefs Nelson, French and
Anderson.
The session was spirited because
the discussions were spirited and in.
teresting and In most cases instnlc
tive and entertaining, says the Ana
conda Standard. Matters Of vital i'm
portance TO the fremen and also to
property owners were discussed by
men who are in position TO talk in.
tellgently upon the SUBJECTS.
The matter of wiring buildings was
well discussed, and il may lead to a
general Oyerhauing Of the badly wir
ed houses IN the state. The matter
OF pressure and noZzles was also ably
debated, and every paper had it's own
significant material for thought and
discussion. President Sanger stated
at the close of the session last even.
ing that the meeting had been fruit.
full Of much good, and that benefit
would surely result from the coming
together of the fire lighters of the
state. Every topic had been discuss
ed, and the several delegates say they
have learned something since they
came here and that they will go back
to their homes better equipped with
the knowledge necessary to the make
up Of a good fireman.
The meetings have been absolutely
devoid of acrimony. and good behav-
ior has marked the conduct of every
delegate To the convention They
transacted their business in busi-
nesslike manner and went into the
discussions with deep interest and Il
determination To- profit by them"
The convention closed with grand
ball on Friday evening.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
LIVESTOCK MEN
Protesting Against the Frequent Ad.
vance in Freight Rates.

Denver Sept. ia. +. Dereiqulcs.
general manager of the Livestock and
Loan company of this city. was the
first witness in the hearing before
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Charles A. Prouty on the complaints
of livestock shippers against the rail
roads, in regard to rates and service
His testimony brought ont the fact
that for five years previous TO this
year the rates on cattle from the Tex
as Panhandle to Colorado points had
been raised 81 a car annually and the
shipments decreased from ilS,O0O in
1901 To less rhan 100000 this year.
The rate from the Panhandle 10
South Dakota feeding grounds. he
said. was less than from the same
point to Colorado, and stockmen lost
money in attempting ~ bring stock
To this state for feeding.
Richard Walsh. general manager Of
the J. A. ranch of 100000 acres in
Texas, testified that the rate for ship
ping cattle to Kansas City has been
increased from 2S to 34h cents with
in the last few years and that IL costs
tl3.iU CdT Hloit w sup hoW IMAM
formerly. He said that ii had Of late
also cost more To send cattle to Mon
tana and other feedinh points.
Last year We had bad service"
said Mr.. Walsh. I'VE never sent a
shipment without having TO unload for
feed or water. whereas before we sent
shipments through in about 36 hours
to Kansas City. This made a differ
ence Of at least $l.50 a head. We
generally shipped by the trainload.
I'VE had great difficulty In getting
the railroads to furnish cars, herds
having been delayed for days. BY the
time we got cars one-third Of the cat
tie were unfit to ship"
Mr.. Walsh declared there was no
competition among the railroads lof
the business. He said that Texas
railroad. when asked by him the rcd
son for advancing rates. replied:
"Oh. you fellows are pretty pros
porous and we think We should have
share
Mr.. walsh said that in recent years
owing to high freight rates and low
prices fixed by the beef trusts" few
cattle growers have been able 10
break even"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications, as they can.
not reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There is only one way TO cure
deafness. and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness is caused
an iniiamed condition Of the mut !
lining OF the Eustachii tube. When
this tube is infamed yoL iave a rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. ami
when IL Is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inilamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever.
nine cases out of ten are caused by
cztarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars
for any case OF deafness (caused by
catarrhl that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh cure. Send for circu-
lars free.
+. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
Sold b.; ggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
SHORT ON MATERIAL.
Democrats Give Two Republican
Judges a Clear Field.

N9Ne ~ S'Nd' hNlbs
Helena, Mont. Sept. l5.-The fol.
lowing nominations were made in
Democratic judicial district conven.
lions today.
Flith district, Bcaverhead, Jefferson
AMI Madison counties-Judge w. II.
Parker, the present incumbent.
Ninth district. Gallatim, Meagher and
ana Brnadwater counties-Judge w.
H. &. Stewart, OF Bozeman. the pres.
rnt incumbent.
Eleventh district. Flathead and TIE.
Ton connlieS-J. Il. Erickson, of Teton
county.
Judg" Webster. the Republican nom.
ince for reelection, will probably be
indorscd In the Fourth district. Mis-.
soula aud RayalIi counties. AS the
Democrats have no candidate in that
district
An attempt was maze 10 indorse
Judge Frank Henry, a Republican. in
the Sixth district, Park, Sweet Grass
and Carbon counties. but the attempt
was unsuccessful. That place on the
Democratic ticket will be left blank.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
Emergency Medicines.

II Is great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in
cases of accident and for slight in
Juries and ailments. A good liniment
and one that is fast becoming a IA
vorite II not household necessity is
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. by apply
ing il promptly to cut. bruise or
burn il allays the pain and causes the
injury 10 heal in about one-third the
time usually required, and as it is an
antiseptic II prevents any danger of
blood poisoning. When Pain Balm Is
kept AZ hand sprain may be treat
ed before Inflammation sets in, which
insuros quick recovery. For sale
by all druggists and dealers.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
FIVE SPOT KNOCKED OUT.
In a Collision With Car Of Rails She
is Put Out Of Business

An accident occurred at the railroad
yards Thursday morning early which
delayed traffic for some hours and has
incidentally stopped the work on the
grades. Engine No. ). Iamiliarly call.
ed "Old Five Spot" by the railroad
men. had just come in with The mixed
train and Was being backed down 10
the coal docks by the hostler when
il collidpd with Hat ear loaded with
steel rails and large hole was ripped
in The wafer tank on the tender. Ii
WAS SO dark that the hostler was un-
able 10 see the ilat car and he hit IL
a pretty hard jolt. The engine i'm.
mcdintely became a dead one and rs
there was no other engine here the
mixed train for Thursday morning
could not pull out untIl another en-
gine could reach here from the other
end. This came late in the after.
noon and the delayed train got start.
ed with No. in tow. No. is the
engine that is being used by the work
crew and the disabling of il left the
work at a standstill for some time.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
FAIRBANKS AND DoLLIvER
Will Speak IN Montana September 25
10 oath.

Chicago, Sept li.-Chalrman Taw'
ney, Of the speakers bureau at Re.
publican national headquarters, has
completed the itinerary Of Senator
Fairbanks western trip as far as Port.
land. ore. Senator Fairbanks will
leave Chicago on the night of Septem'
Der 23. Speeches will be made in
Wisconsin and Minnesota on the 24th,
The rest OF the program follows:
September 25, Sunday, no speech
es; September rs, Glendive. Miles
City. Forsyth. Billings. Mont. Sep
tember 27. Big Timber, Livingston,
Bozeman. Butte, Mont; September %
Anaconda, Boulder, Helena, Mont. /;
September 80. Missoula. Mont. and
Spokane. Wash; September 30. North
Yakima. Ellensburg. Ronald. Tacoma
Wash. october l, Portland, Ore. at
night.
,,a,. rvant fha unUa
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for misrepresenting IL, and no ground
for opposing it unless misrepresent.
ed. Within the limits defined by the
national constitution the national ad.
ministration has sought to secnue -
each man the full enjoyment OF his
right to live his life and dispose Of
his property and his labor as h
deems best, SO long as he wrongs no
one else.
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Price S Cents.

likely that the Populst, Labor and
Antitrust parties will each put us
ticket. which is certain TO draw a
great number of votes which would
otherwise be cast for Toole for gov.
ernor
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21
Sour Stomach.

When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets. They are easy TO take and
produce no gripping or other unpleas-
ant effect For sale by all druggists
aud dealers.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21

When the quantity of food taken Is
too large or the quality too rich, sour
stomach is likely to follow, and espec-
tally so II the digestion has been
weakened by constipation. Eat SLOW
ly and not too freely of easily digest
ed food. Masticate the food thorough
ly. Let FIVE hours elapse between
meals, and when you feel fullness
and weight in the region of the stom-
sour stomach may be avoided. For
ach after eating. take Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver tablets and the
sale by all druggists and dealers.
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The Trusts.

Undoubtedly, the multiplication OF
trusts and their increase In power
has been largely due TO the failure Of
officials charged with the duty OF en-
forcing the law to take the necessary
procedure" Such structure upon the
failure Of the officials of the national
government to do their duty in this
matter Is certainly not wholly unde-
served as far as the administration
preceding President McKinley's Is
concerned; but II has no application
at all to Republican administration.
II is also undoubtedly true that what
is most needed Is Officials having
both the disposition and the courage
TO enforce existing law" This Is pre-
cisely the need that has been met
by the consistent and steady action
OF the department Of justice under
the present administration.
So far a3 the rights OF the individ.
ual wage worker and the individual
capitalist are concerned. both as re-
CARDS organized capital and labor, the
position of tie administration has
been 80 clear that there Is no excuse