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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

Silver novelties at wagner's.
w pAl Ace Lir z.
]. d. Myers. of Utica, is in the city.
Ed. Fields is in from Cone Butte.
w. H. Bulge was in from Gilt Edge
yesterday.
]. B. Warren was in from Harlowton
yesterday.
II you want the best coal in the
market telephone No. 50.
]. C. Long, Of Utica. was in town
this week.
Fred Russell, Of Chicago, is stopping
at the Holman.
H. M. McCune. Of St. Paul, is in the
city on business.
Spring Greek Coal Companys tele.
phone is No. 167. A
New side and back combs. the very
latest. at Wagner's.
Jena Grensten, of Spokane. is q
Hoffman house guest.
H. Leonard De Kalb. attorney at law.
Office Bank Fergus County building
Amy Luke, of Whitehall. is a guest
ar the Hoffman house.
S. w. Weede, of the Musselshell
country, is in the city.
The telephone rates of the Lewis
town & Billings Mutual Telephone &
Telegraph Co. are $3.50 per month In
business houses and $3.50 per month
in residences.
Services will be held in St. James
-
p. m. next Sunday. At the morning
service the rector will preach on
Clearing on the Sidewalks
Free concert by sousa's band and
Hayden quartet every Saturday even
Ing at the up-to.date Art Music Store
Hon. Frank E. Smith has returned
from Helena, where he delivered the
Grafton at the Elks lodge of sorrow
last Sunday. The GRAFTON is spoken
of in the press of the capital city as g
/ most eloquent one, and Mr.. Smith was
congratulated by the members Of the
order for his splendid effort.
The Lewistown Green House is head
quarters for holly, wild smilax, mis-
tletoe. evergreen wreathing, holl!
wreaths, smilax, etc. Wholesale price.
to merchants. Out of town trade Civ
en- prompt attention. Leave order.
at Wilson's drug store. Phone No
"a.
| Secretary F. B. Linfield, of the boart
OF administration of the Farmers in
stitutes, announces that the speaker
selected to address the institute to b,
held here Dec. % are Prof. R. w. Fish
er, of the agricultural college, Boze
man; DR.. M. E. Knowles. state veteri
marian, Helena, and J. E. Morse, of Dill
lon.
Direct from the press Of the lead
ing publishers come the latest mus
cal dainties to the Art Music Store.
The illustrations for the Christina
edition of the Argus arrived yesterda
and they are certainly fine lot. Wor
of preparing the special articles in re
view of the progress of events in Eel
gus county and in Lewistown durin
the past year is practically complete
and this and all other special matte
will be in the hands of the printer
tonight. The holiday announcement
of the merchants will themselves b
All interesting and attractive featur
and the number of orders for extra
already received indicate that the Ell
tire edition will &c sold within a fe,
days after publication.
/; DR.. Ralph Hedges has returned I
Lewistown and may be called nigh
or day from his offices in the Lau
building. Telephol No. 1O2. F
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

cal talent for the benefit of the Fer
gus County Commercial Club are now
about completed and rehearsals will
begin next week. The piece will be
staged and produced in a manner hith-
erto unknown in amateur work in this
city and w. J. Edgecombe, who has
been in Butte the past week, Is arrang
ing for the costumes and other para
phernalia required for the proper pro-
duction of the opera
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
Annual Meeting Of Shareholders.

Annual Meeting Of Shareholders.
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the slarehold-
ers of the First National Bank of Lew
istown will be held at the Office of
the bank aforesaid in Lewistown, Fer
gus county, Montana, on Tuesday, the
ninth day of January, A. D. 1906, at 5
o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose of electing directors of said bank
for the ensuing year, and such other
business as may properly come before
such shareholders meeting.
GEORGE ]. BACH, Cashier.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
vAGS LEAVE THE CITY,

County Attorney Causes Scattering Of
Undesirable Characters.
Three men who have been putting in
their time around this city for months
without any visible means of support
have moved on" under instructions
from County Attorney Ayers, who gave
them the choice of securing legiti-
mate employment or departing. 9th
ers will follow in a short time, and
Mr.. Ayers announces his intention of
clearing the city of "vags" and hang
ers on.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

When you want pleasant laxative
take Chamberlain's Stomach and Ltv-
er Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
Oh.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

Japan's New Cruiser.
Toxic, Dec. Z, 4 p. m.-The armOrej
cruiser Tsukuba, of 1880 tons dis
placement, will be launched at Kure
on December IL.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

BAY MARE, BLACK NAME AND
tail, white star in forehead, brand
ed N q on right shoulder, shoes on
hind feet, quarter crack on left hind
foot, low built, short, heavy neck
Ten dollars reward for return to Mrs.
s. G. Rand, Elkhorn stable, Lewis
town. 12-8-2t-F*
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
FOR RENT.

STORE ROOM, "a Z 96, PLATE
glass front, best location in Lewis
town. Inquire 1t Ross Mercantile Co.,
successors to Lewistown Commercial
Co. 2-16-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

sTRAYED FROM CASTLE BUTTE
on Sept. 10th, one white COW with
out horns, branded 10 on left thigh
and calf four months old following
her; s. reward for information lead.
ing to their recovery. R A McHugh,
Lewistown. 1S.S-3t-Fs
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LOST.

ONE BAY HORSE. sTRAYED IN
April, 1906. Has black mane and
tail, four white legs, white face, one
brown dot above each eye. Branded
G lazy r on left thigh Re W I'd
for return to L. A. H. o k e s,
LewistOwn, Mont. H. 17-4t* F..
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08

For job work In any line, neatly
executed, call on the Argus Job office
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
FOR GALE.

EIGHT HORSE TRACTION ENGINE
n good order, for sale or trade. H.
G. Fletcher, Lewistown. Hist
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
STRAYED.

STRAYED.
BAY MARE, BLAZED FACE, WITH
s:!ss: Z; :i:;' cd ct '.% r sss
same as colt on right Jaw.
Ten dollars reward for return to Chas
Young, Gilt Edge, Mont. 11-2s-tf.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-08
CLASSIFIED ADvERTISEnEn1S.

One coWt . Word ooeh lnooeejoo,
payable In advanee, for advertisements
h tjsie oolumn. u not paid In advanoe
70 e6nte . line each tnooetleo.
Minimum charge for enc lnsorelen
% oontoL
The evening world., 1905-08-09
WOMAN'S WIT
SAVES HOUSE
FROM F|REBuC
Supposed lncendiary Traced
to Saloon, Where He
Is Arrested.
HEARD MATCHES STRUCK
Then Mrs. Manley Got on the
Trail of a Suspect and
Caught Him.
HEARD MATCHES STRUCK

But for the prompt action OF Mrs.
Catherine Manley, who lives on the top
floor OF the big tenement-house at No
III Adams street, Brooklyn. an IN
cendiary who has made three persistent
efforts to burn down the ous would
have been successful last night,
Mrs. Manley was in the kitchen at 10
p. M. when she heard a noise outside
her door as though some one was
scratching matches. The fact that two
previous efforts had been made to burn
down the house made her suspicious,
and she listened intently for a moment.
She heard a mans footsteps going down
the stairs and then more sounds, as
though matches were being ignited.
She went down to the third floor and
inside of a vacant apartment, the door
Of which was open, saw a coll Of cloth
covered rubber tubing ablaze. 1t was
burning fercely n the woodwork
around It had already caught fire.
Hearing footsteps on the floor below
she started down after the man, but
by the time she reached the ground
floor he had disappeared. She asked
The evening world., 1905-08-09
BABY WASTING AWAY;
DANGEROUS CANE SUGAR
WAS THE CAUSE.

BALTIMORE, MD.-"Our little url y
one Of your lactated Food Babies. shs y
now the picture Of health. and greatly ad-
months Old We tried condensed milk. but
4 md nt agree with hss: ss.msd TO 70
Food and then - But thv save her
My brother, Dr. Hscht. told me TO try
hIsssSy 70 ;sy ses. Oh. soss e 4 one:
keoi feeding her o il until the ,hird yea.
!Actated Food has helped many Of my
friends shall always maintain that It Is
the. cause. OF my. dear little kirl being in
such good health to-day. Always yours
gratefuliy."-MRs. W. II. WEISIEGER.
Ordinary sugar tcane sugar., whioa 10 used
to sweeten condensed milk and foods for
babies, has a great tendency 10 produce a.
up Into carbonic acid and alcohol, and cause
Irritation, 1t often produces gastric eatarrh
and diarvhoea. and oftentimes results In con-
stipation and fatal irritation of the mucous
mecnbrafA.
one prominent feature OF Lactated Food 10
the exclusive use OF pure Milk Sugar In It's
composiAon, thus bringing It 10 the standard
Of healthy human milk. For many years the
bes. medical authorities have recommended
the use Of MIX Sugar In food for infants In
place Of cane sugar. and with the hanpiest
Professor Kuss says in his Physiology. ''the
principal element In woman's milk u Sugar
Of MIX and II not only gives a pleasant
taste. but II has been found 10 have an ex-
celient effect even In sDts enc iritablity Of
the stonech.
The evening world., 1905-08-09
METHODIST GIRLS
00BEY
Instead They keep" their Hus-
bands, Says the Revised
Marriage Ritual of the Church
Girls Are Puzzled
cspecia, to Tn. Evening WORLDLY

VSpcClhl 10 Inc Evening NOTIl.l
PrTTSBURG. Aug. 9.-Hereafter wom-
en- members OF the Methodist Church
will not have to promise TO obey their
husbands. For in the revised rles sent
to The ministers OF the Methodist
Church that much-dIscuseed little word
does not appear, and the word 'EeeT'
has ben substituted for It.
Methodist women in good standing
must therefore pledge themselves at the
altar to love. honor and keep" their
husbands. Much discussion has been
aroused over the change. as the women
are at a loss to know IN just what
sense the word keep IS used. They
say that 1t is the husbands function TO
keep" nj; wife and that the use OF the
word by her in the marriage servtce is
an absurd contradiction of fact.
The more emanclpated, however, are
so r~ejoiced over the elimination OF she
word obey that they say they would
70 tae substitution OF n other,
and while in doub. over the significance
OF the substitute keep" are willing 20
say II whatever It means.
The ministers generally regard the
as a gratifying one. since 1t puts
an end 10 the numberless requests from
brides TO omit the word obey" from
the ritual.
The evening world., 1905-08-09
BROTHER OWED IN VAIN.
Johnny Farrcll's Body Drifts
Ashore lille Martin Tries
10 Recover II,

The bodv OF e~ight-ycar-old Johnny
Farrell. who was drowned in the East
River at the foot of East Sixty-irst
street on Sunday afternoon. drifted
ashore at the foot Of East Forty-ninta
street to-day. johnny lived with his par
euts at No, 3i7 East Sixty-trst street
After he fell in the river his fourteen
yclr-old brother, Martin, jumped in and
tried 10 find him. Martin spent two
hours IN the water and Went TO the bcS
tom of the river four times without sue
cess Monday morning ne was at it
again and yesterday he was still diving
for his little brother. Martin Is an eN-
pert swimmer and has already saved one
life.
The evening world., 1905-08-09
GIRLS CHARGE
THAT BROTHER
ROBBED THEM
Court the Only Hope Of
Saw ing Him Is in Some
Institution.

Mary Telesky, a pretty young woman,
appeared before Magistrate Furlong Ia
the Lee Avenue Court. Brooklyn, to-
day, and charged her brother Rober.,
seventeen years old. with grand larceny.
Her younger sister. Margaret. joined IN
the complaint.
II" Telcshvs live at No. lGi Bedford
avenue. There is n widowed moth&.
the two young women and the boy. IN
girls work and are the chief support Ct
TIE family. The boy hangs round Sta
bics and s~l!0oas, they say, Yesterday.
the sisters charge. he broke into liz,
fat while they We're all out and sto:s
their rings and trinkcts worth $50.
1t j. a terrible tl!ng tor US said
Mary Tclcsky to have to appear AMI
charge any Drcthor with crime. lie has
broken MS mothers heart and is breal;-
ing ours. But f we don't have MIN
S,nt away he nAly rob s1me one else.
Il; he was s,at To- some place wEera
he, could learn a trade il might be his
salvation
Magistrate Fur'onr expressed his YIN
latGy Tor -hu girls, Who crici bitterly
as they talked. lie said he w0uld send
the youth 10 some restitution. The boy
looked on With a. llr of Eu!lCn defiance
and absolutely =, fused - aid his sisters
in recovering heir iSWoiry.
The evening world., 1905-08-09
ARRESTED YEAR
AFTER HOLD-UP
Andrew Mulaney Charged by the
Bronx Police with Having
Helped Rob a Farmer Of sos
Last September.

Andrew Mulaney. OF No. 2oli Second
avenue, was to-day n prisoner before
Magistrate Barlow In the Morrlsanla
Police Court charged with burglary.
Detectives S%chcuning and Buessor, OF
the Bronx Detective Bureau. said the
prisoner and another nan entered me
home of James Stewart, a farmer, in
the Eastern Boulevard. opposite ire
Country Club house, at Throgg's H;e,s,
on the night OF Sept 20 of last year.
was held up at the point OF
a revolver, After gasg.ng The farmer.
tbs police say Mulaney and the otner
burglar stole s95 In money,
Magistrate Barlow hald Mulaucv, WHO
rs twenty-one years old, in 5000 COR
tlial. the man having waived exam
ton.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

ior a good crop. but this season the
only snake story printed was tina, OF a
little girl who saved g boys life by
cutting ont the poison left in a wound
by a rattler's fangs.
Old Constant Reader" became
alarmed hat all was not right. ard in
response to his excited inquiry Editor
edward NJ. Hermans, of the Daily
Times. tina the snake story
had been Withdrawn from the Monroe
County circuit by editorial boycott.
Monroe County editors have taken
an advanced stand when they refuse 70
publish common snake stories" said
he. we want hem nothing short of
tip-top. and they must be the real
thing"
The evening world., 1905-08-09

got to leave their names. Hence the
eye, the jaw and the story.
Mr.. Rvnn takes sylvan strolls In
Central Park al 3 O'Clock each morn
10 compose himself for a good days
sleep. While moving along Fifth ave-
ne in front OF Sherry's two yong men
ranged alongside the pug7list.
Mr.. Rockefeller, IT.. l believer SAID
one politely.
"sirest thing you know" said
MY friend has a position waiting
hirn In the morning, but his apparel
will not help him make the right front.
'Tain't no bar" said the stmnger.
Bring him TO me Sunday-school
class" began Mr.. Ryan. BIT the W
men. who had edged on onto Forty
fifth street, made threatening motions.
Mr.. Ryan seconded the motions. upper
cutting the taller man into the gutter
and bringing he smaller to his knees
with a n ache,
The till man was back n at Il, n
Ave minutes pleasant workout passed
before tho pligtlist landed the knock
OF and N his stroll. while the
small man faded.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

some laborers II they had seen a man
come out OF the house. and one of
them said he had. The man, he said.
had gone into a saloon in Hillary street.
While one of the laborers went up-
stairs and put out the fire Mrs. Manley,
Policeman Moran and the laborer WHO
had seen a man leave the house vent
to the Tlllarv street saloon, where the
la5orer picked out a man who said he
was Frank Powell, OF No. 2S9 East
T~wenty-n!nth street. Manhattan. Powell
was locked M.
He said he rad been visiting a Miss
CIemencc. Who lives on the ground
floor. and she cOrrohorated him later.
Nevertheless. n charge of vagrancy was
made against him n the Fire Marshal
notified. Whom first ARRESTED Powell
The evening world., 1905-08-09

Atlantic CITY and while with a party OF
friends she visited the palm!st Zoza.
They all had their fortunes told. Mrs.
Wentworth was the last to submit her
hand one Of her friends had mentioned
to the palmist tina; she was a wealthy
woman from Philadelphia She became
infatuated with him.
She quarrelled with her husband and
eventually they were divorced. Her
two children were left In his custody.
the condition being she should receive
no alimony. The woman has an income
The evening world., 1905-08-09
HER GREEN EYES
TURNED TO BROWN
But Black Was the CoIor The
Radium Was to Produce, So
Miss Rhoda viii Not Pay Dr..
Pratt's Bill.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-The suangest
use to which rad.um has yet been put
IS revealed in the suit of DR.. William
Pratt. Of Chicago, against MIS- Cecilia
Rhoda, to reeover $1,000. which. she
says. She agreed TO pay for changing
the color OF her Eyes by means Of that
magic element.
In her answer to DR.. Platt's con-
plant Miss RHoda dacl"res that the doc
tor undertook to hinge her eyes from
green TO black. tut instead made them
u washed-out brown.
DR.. Pratt admits that he brought
about the change in the young w0na !. )
eyce by EMPLOYING n secret rOmDDs..ion
of r1dium. hut says that he cannot pur-
sus lha l,c1tnlen, further ana hat Miss
Rhodi's Yes will nave to stay brown.
N"yertaeleas he thinks re IS enttlel TO
his fec.
Miss Rhode ]threatens . cnrnter-sutt
for breach OF cont"act. Sho is a nom
Der %. Richard Carries The Mayor o.
Tpkip' COMPANY and she says her con-
tract calls Tor black eyes.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

F5w women would have accused
themselves of wnidling, at least in
public, but Mrs, Noe, a stylishly
dressed. middle-aged woman, wished 10
Impress the Court with her extreme
erI ,onpoint because her husband "
his cross bin accuses her of entertaining
men at a New Jersey hotel by kicking
a chandelier six feet eve inches
high. while her height IS four feet
eleven inches. Court spectators who
had come expecting to see a high kick
ing exhibition We're disappointed.
There! What did I tell your was
hsr triumphant demand, ard h Court
by granting temporary all
mony.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

McCalium, OF the Church OF Tho Epiph-
any, at the hons. OF the bride. No. 1886
Snyder avenue
Ely, who Is an -Jwan enlisted three
years ago on a four-year enlistment.
and though assigned TO several differ
ent ships vas stationed at the League
Island Navy-Yard much Of the time.
During shore leave he met the young
woman and their common musical
tastes drew them together and their en-
cruise on the Dixie for Ely separated
them and on returning he decided to
marry at once. AT the expiration OF his
enlistment they will go West,
The evening world., 1905-08-09

doing off early this morning a large
man, lightly dad In pink pajamas APP
preached him and said;
81 am very sorry. but there is no va
canny'
The conductor was looking around for
help, when tie stranger insisted. peev-
ishly: mo, | saw the Adjutant-General,
and he says the man Is not dead yet"
1h1 sudden lurching OF the train
awakened the man and relieved the sit
uatiOn, He introduced himself as The
Senator and cxpla,ntd:
u beg your pardon, / sometimes walk
and talk in my Sleep
The evening world., 1905-08-09

fairs in shedding light ON the political
sliuation.
The Gasman points out that ne Is not
at the bItt"m of the political class and
offers IN proof his success In putt'ag
the negro Postles in virtual control OF
Wilmington.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

Of about 5000 in her own right. from
which she says during the last SIX years
sic has drawn for the benefit u the
pllGn:st. The ea;ate = now involved ~
reason OF her unbusinesslike methods.
nc she MS mad 10 give up he! suit OF
rooms at the Hotel Gerard.
Says She Gave Him $4,000.
She says she mas given the man at
least 5000 since she has known HIM,
At No. 10 West TA!gty-hfta stree,
GOA has eNpcnsiN ely fitted rooms aui
Keeps a ra.e, kicl oriental hauEin.s
ana all kinds Of mysterious insignia OF
MS trade are on The walls. He is ex-
pected to re,ur there and mas not given
UP his Quarters at that address.
He Claims to have read tie hand Of
the King of England ana o. President
Roosevelt, and can talk learrciiv ( The
Az and science OF chiromaacy. IL
VS. Gprn in Kentucky md is about,
thirty years old, Mrs. Konilwortl Is 4
ieIte blond with blue eyes and IS not
Yet tw~entY-n.ne.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

went TO the railroad track and waited
for the first train from oil City. When
the engine was half a dozen feet from
him a b~ystander grabbed him and tried
to pull him III OF danger, but the
wheel cnugllt his toes and crushed
them. He revlled and threatened to
beaS the man who intartered.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

will wriggle Into
the columns OF the
~veracious Mo n ro e
CO u pa pers
which by agreement
have locked out the
h~ardworking snake
story union as .
m e n a C e to high
class journalism.
Formerly this sec
ton has Away
haan Aanap4NI
The evening world., 1905-08-09

lin nrst won the
BRIDES heart. re-
suited In marriage
y @ $ I e d a y
when MI 5 $ a
cite B~uddendorf. q
musician. a
the wife OF Rupert
s. Ely, first violin
list on the training
ship Lancaster. the
ceremony beng per-
formed by Father
The evening world., 1905-08-09
SAYS SHE WAS
ROBBED BY THE
ROYAL PIANIST
Woman Who Left Husband
for "202A" Accuses Him
Of Grand Larceny.

Waiter W. K~enilworth. better known
as "zoDa.' the paimist and astrologist
has forsaken the woman who. she says,
left her a,ome and children for him and
in six years squandered her income
upon him.
"Zoza" Is now under lock and key at
trade, declaring he was the palmist for
the British royalty. The reason for his
arres. Is the alleged theft from Mrs.
Kenilworth Of $3.50 a month ago. She
says he took the money from n bureau
drawer and went TO tho fashionable
watering place, where ne established
liriself in luxurious quarters. When
she went to gee him last Saturday she
declares that re assaulted her and said:
'I only wanted got for your money.
You have lost your good looks. III not
return any money to you. III see you
in - first"
In Hands Of Lawyer.
It was then that Mrs. ken,lworth
placed the matter in the hands OF At
torney Gabriel Hess. of No. 2l Broad
way. who has charge OF her affairs.
Lawyer Hess IS pressing a charge Of
grand larceny and will probably add
one OF assault.
Mrs. Kenilworth. as she Is now
known. was married to a prominent
mar in Philadelphia. She comes OF ex-
celent old Pennsylvania stock and her
family is OF Quaker origin. having been
among the oldest settlers in that State.
Some SIX years ago she was visiting In
The evening world., 1905-08-09

from Missouri. un,
CONSCIOUSLY gave the
lie yesterday 70 his
~oft-reDeated claim
that a pplio a mis-
nave never serious-
~ bothered him.
The Pullman con-
ductor on the Bur-
lington train from
81. Louis makes az
lllayit that whIla
The evening world., 1905-08-09

Australian Jimmy
Ryan before
f " e o w Mr..
Ryan Is wearing a
d!scolored eye and
a swollen Jaw that
bars comparison,
but jim m y says
h the mistake
was = lde in front
OF Sherry's early
yesterday b y tw o
A-,Ia~ap ubn for
The evening world., 1905-08-09

JOuTIldIioIH' iio Ihhn
decided To become
the chief editorial
writer OF tho Dover
Sentinel. OF which
hs Is tho pro-
pretor.
AddDcks has an
n to his po-
litical foes that he
vii. WELD the per
against them and
use his Intimate
knorfedge of af.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

The Legislative Assembly OF New
Mexico is considering tho passage of an
Ict compelling the Santa Fe and Rock
Island Railways TO have separate cars
for c~onsunptlyes. while they are pass
ing through the territory.
The evening world., 1905-08-09

Fitzgerald yester-
day In her motion
for temp1rary all
mony pending a suit
for divorce from heT
husband. owner of
ten Raines law
hotels. And TO prove
II she "waddled' up
and down before the
jury-box to demon
strate he's lack OF
The evening world., 1905-08-09
North Dakota Gets Hail.

GRAND FORKS, y. D, Aug. 9,-Re-
ports have Just reached here of a de-
Bottineau, McHenry, Roiette, Pierce
and Benson counties Monday night, and
the damage resulting - estimated at
! B~ottineau 81 u,00Q.00Q
The evening world., 1905-08-09

~ 20
D II y. fifty eight
year old. he decided
to get rid of the
member IN spite of
them. He had SUI
feHed for a long time
from a fev,e, sore on
his leg.
n the doctors
refused his request
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