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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN


During the summer months children
are subject to disordeds of the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural loosene
Of the bowels appears. The best medi
cine in use for bowel complaint is
Cammberlain's Cholic Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as it promptly con-
trolls any unnatural looseness Of tn
bowels, whether it is in child or an
adult. For Sale by Havre Drug Co.
WANTED-Farm carpenter at once,
to go to Oswego, Mont, wages As cts
per hour; 10 hours. Board $500 per
week. +. A. DeArmond, Oss-
wego, Mont.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
FROM THE FACTORY

TO THE HOME.
We have shipped six beautiful up
right Grand Pianos, concert size,, to
Havre. They must be sold next week.
Call and see them, they are the pride
of our f.acto1:-. l. Year guarantee, as
good as & gold bond goes with each
instrument. Call between 80 and 8
p, III, Here all next week. Samples at
C1urehill's jewelry store, Main St.,
Havre, Mont.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
oner2n9 No Challenges.

Offering No Challenges.
DO you claim that the world OWES
you livingY'
NO" answered Meandering Mike.
DE man dat goes around claimtn'
makes hisself unpopular. I'm satisfied
to git my livin' whether it's OWN to
me or not."-Washington Star.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
LOCAL MENTION

kUOHL MEN ilUH
Wash Goods are being sold below
cost at the Commercial.
A. M. Gentry returned yesterday fro
business visitin the twin cities.
Saturday is souveni r day at Boone's
Fountain an art sovenir will be pre-
sented to every visitor ON Saturday.
1t is predicted that American hard
wood forests will last only thirty-five
years longer.
]. E. Ross, the popular Chinook
business man spent yesterday after
mn in the city.
Boiled Linseed oil 75cts per gallon
at Swanson & Marcoe's.
Mrs. G. E. Meyers left Tuesday even
ing for an extended visit with relatives
at Victoria, 3. c.
A recent arrival from Kalispell is
John Broadwater, who will spend fe
days visiting relatives
We have a few Of those beautiful
ribbons left that are selling for rs
cents, worth SO and rs cents, at the
Commercial.
Thos West last Friday bought X.
A. Hinote's saloon ON the corner oppo-
site thedepotand will both this and
his cellar place for while.
Lew Iipson the efficient guardian of
the peace has resigned from the po-
lice force and K. A. Hinote has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
Just received a stack of electric
sign blue prints, which we will be glad
to show any time if you cannot come
to the office, phone 10 ant there will
be man to see you. Havre Electric
Co.
At a meeting of the school board
last evening, the levy of five mills
was made for the general fund, and
two mills fer the sinking fund.
C. A. r. excursion rates to st. Paul |
and Minneapolis August 9, 10 and II, |
Final return limit August 81. One reg
lar first-class fare to st. Paul for the
round trip. P. D. Jameson, Agt.
The Havre Commercial is nothing
if not up-to-date. They recently receiv
ed and put in commission really
handsome and at the same time sub
stantial and convenient delivery
wagon.
Boiled Linseed oil 75cts. per gallon
at Swanson G. Marcoe's.
Arthur ]. Broadwater is home from
the Great Falls hospital where he has t
been laid up since the Fourth of July !
with broken ankle He is able to !
be around now by using crutches.
FROM THE FACTORY
TO THE HOME. q
Buy your Piano direct from the |
factory and save money. Call be- '
tWeen1 80 and p. M, daily. Here all j
next week at Churchill's jewelry store, S
Main street, Havre, Mont.
FROM THE FACTORY
TO THE HOME. S
We have shipped six beautiful up D
right Grand Pianos, concert size,, to v
Havre. They must be sold next week.
Call and see them, they are the pride p
If our factory. IL YEA guaran ee, as 81
good as a gold bond goes with each tt
Instrument Gail between 1880 and 8 S
}, m. Here all next week. Sampl.s at =,
Jhurchilrs' jewelry store, Min S., =,
tavre, Mont. =.
Subscribe for The HERALD-$2.00 81
,ays for ~ numbers ht
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
HIS Shorthand.

Employer Ito new clerk)-You don't
seem to keep pace with my dictation.
Why don't you write shorthand? be-
lieve you told me that you knew short
hand Clerk-So do, but 1t takes me
longer than ordinary writing.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27

Boiled Linseed oil 75cts. per gallon
at Swanson & Marcoes.
Just received, one car load of freshly
burned Kelly Island Lime in barrels,
the best in the world.
JOS. GUSSENHOVEN.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-27
THE RUSSIAN THISTLE
DECLARED NUISANCE.

DECLARED NUISANCE.
At meeting by the board Of
street commissioners last Monday eve,
Ing the Russian thistle was declared
nuisance, and the exesutiye was
authorized to employ twenty-five bows
70 eradicate the same in our streets
and alleys wherever found. The act
was a good one as the thistle when
! 'aalo"ed its way not only becomes a
pest but prevents tn growth of other
negotiations. 1t is feared by the
who desire to beautify their lawns.
and In some parts of California the
city and county both unite in elinlinat.
ing it.
FROM THE FACTORY
TO THE HOME
IL costs no more to own a high
grade piano, bought direct from the
FACTORY, than it does to buy a cheap
medium grade Piano from dealer
Call between 1880 and 8 D. m. at
Churchill's jewelry store, Main street,
Havre, Mont. Here all next week.
A GREAT RACE.
Fort Assinniboine was the center
OF attraction for the surrounding coun-
try adjacent to Havre last Thursday a
fprnnOn }Io
ey changed hands not in large a.
mounts but it may just as weel
have been as for the amount of in
terest taken.
Il was a contest as to which was
the best horse, Gus Decides bay,
"Enchant' or McKey's brown mare.
The former won easily. It was a
three-puarter mile race and run ON
the Post track. The purse was five
hundred dollars.
1t was a beautiful contest and was
highly enjoyed by the very large gath
ering which attended. The day was
an ideal one and if you can judgefrom
the many expressions made by the
weaker sex, horse racing will be more
encouraged in the future than in the
past
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup
and combines the qualities necessary
to relieve the cough and purge the
system of cold. Contains no opiates.
Sold by Beckstead Drug Co.
SOLDIER BOYS ESCAPED.
The poor, dear soldier boys got
tired, wanted freedom and got il.
This is The story which probably the
five men who escaped from the guard
house at Fort Assinniboine will tell
if asked why they escaped
just before the break of day this,
Friday morning the gard became awars'
that something was wrong at the house
of detention at the Post and after in
vestigating assertained that five of
the men placed there, all for minor Of
fences had made good their escape. |
AS near as could be learned they had |
sawed through the iron bars and Us
ing a stick had lifted the lock, when |
freedom was at their command. Sol |
diers devided into squads are scour-
ing the country, but up to the time
Of the Herald going to press, none had
been apprehended. Some are believed
% have made good across the Line and
others to have found work at various
close by.
Boiled Linseed Oil 75cts. per gallon
vt Swanson & Marcoe's.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20

This is 4 letter not intended for
publication from a member of the
Senate committee on Interstate Com
merce to 4 shipper. Since the date Of
it. public clImor ana 4 few changes
in personnel. have altered, Il little. the
tone Of the committees. but we have
seen that it still is 4 railroads com
.mittcc." II ''approvcd" Though hardly
iu good faith'D "a measure thar
would to an cEtcnt make tho railroads
IT. servant Of the people" But watch
the Senate pass that bill rs watched
it pass the pure food bill. The pure
food bill was directed against the
most injurious frauds, but the frauds
affected only the health Of tho nation,
whereas the bill affected business
interests" capital I'VE 4
ed III great plants and employing
thousands of men For seventeen
years those senators hayc held of on
that bill, ana when. this session, pup
lie clamor' got afte" them, a.d they
had to do something. they hemm,i
and haWed. discussed the constitution
and fixed" the bill to protect this ~
duslry" and that; and then. when they
had done alI that they dared - if.
they passed that bili against frauds
in foods and drink. with much j
same feeling tina Gladstone expressed
whom nc dis-cstabIished the Engli9a
|church iii Ireland.
Meanwhile. q ship subsidy bili-a
bill 10 make you and inc put up u
differ me-" between loss and profit III
Ian Improbable business. that bill
saiicd like 4 ship under full SAL on lis
|~sunual cruise across the waters q
the senate. where scouiug seas and
contrary winds await tho rate rceula-
ti"tt bill / asked = senator - in
|tr",iuc" q bill - su'>idiz" al writer's
who '~cXrosctI'' the Senate. 5ut ~
laughed. That VAS ridiculous. BI-
|th" exposure business is more WGr-
thy of support out of the United
states Treasury than that Of the
standard Oil Company which has to
run its own aux ships anyhow n
shouldn't have to be paid for float
ing the American flag
What the Senate. Via Washington
needs, is q preacher pf ordinary ethics.
not az exDoser Of morals. The spirit
of the place reminds one Of the life in
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
DELAY BY STORM
Spring Trade at Retail
Held Back.
Coal Strike Situation a Flaw in Wheel
Ct Trade. indications That Bust
ness This Spring Will Break
Records.
(Hy the Associated Prcss.}

New York. March 16.-Bradstrcets
tomorrow will say:
The Widespread winter storm has
delayed the opening Of spring trade at
retail, causing some complaint Of bad
roads and interruption to personal
buying at loading iobbim2 rcnters. ON
tho other hand. the benefits accom-
panying heavy SHOWS or rains to the
crops porhabiy far outweigh the dam
age due to this cause. on injury caused
to small fruit and truck interests ny
he freezing weather. Wholesale
trade II industry show II. SIGNS Of
hesitation INC even the building trades
nave given !ittlc hood t. the tcal-
porarN weather setback in Wow Of the
immense business for euring and sum
nacr offering. The coal strike situa-
ton is still Il naW iE tn" situation,
bit signs If conflict BENG localized
are seer and Il general suspension of
Ill work is secuted.
Jobhin@ trade at leading ,cntcrS is
large, and recorders for spring deIiv-
cry are already reported at Western
centcrS, railway earnings for FebItl-
airy and the FIRST half Of March break
all resorts for this seasons. Colloc-
lions are eiaSsed as far To good: eX-
polt radc is Of q large n}id-Wintcr
volume. and there are signs that LOW
CT prices Of cereals haze found TO-
Sronsc in improved foreign buying.
Prices generally show strength:
cereals are certainly frlner, but cot
ton is lower than 4 week ago. and the
ydgaries Of the raw material affect
soInc lines Of goods. this, however for
far future delivery, Altogether. there
is everything to Indicate titat tue
spring trade present n prospective.
viii break all past years records.
Business failures in tho United
states for the week cnjilS March Is.
number 1>7 against ~ last week. t@8
III the like week of 1915. 195 III 1901.
i9t i'll 1909.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
stocks mt Bonds.

New York, March 1.-THE slight
sag in prices today was largely attrlb-
utablc to hamilton, the market haV-
ing sunk into q state of practical stag
latiOn. The bank statement, however,
was not considered to promise n
large Improvement in the condition of
the money market. The cash item
showed q gain of something over n
million dollars. which was better than
expected. but the loans at the same
time increased $~5.5S2.500. The result
ing growth in the deposit item and the
expansion of the reserve reuu1renent
resulted in a ~shrinkaSe in the surplus
Of $59&.575. The change in the loan
item may have been Influenced by the
shifting of accounts incident to the
large dividend payments on Wedncs-
lay. but the repayment of maturing
obligations to foreign borrowers. which
was reflected in the weeks demand for
foreign exchange. is supposed also t"
have been transferred to OTn extent
70 the local banks. 1t is pointed out
hat with the payment next week of
jhS 1inal installmeRt of the last Japa-
ncse loan, there will be on deposit to
the credit Cf that government in Lon
don, Paris. Berlin and New York
something like $250,000, 600. The
withdrawal of those deposits which
have been progressing within the laTt
Few weeks an4I which is expected To
continue IS thus seen to have u very
vide field for extension. with cOrrc-
spending possible effect on the money
markets where these funds are placed
1T uEeSent.
Thc days dun stock market wa
Is barron Of features AS was II days
vows Of i%ncidclt, having any impor-
tant financial ~ airing.
eta sales of bonds. par VaIuc
$656,0o0. Total Stlcs stocks, 1890
shares. including: Cotton Oil. GOO: A.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
Baltimore PROVISION Market.

Baltimore. Mar. H-Ilour steady. winter
patents 4.O5N1i. IS. spring patentS4 .25@a,70.
Wheat steady, spot contract IS a, spot
No 3. red western ......, Southern by sample
1879.
white 45h@47L t-
Oats steady. No. 2 mixed 54a@A.
Rye steady, No. 2 western 69G1IO.
Butter steady. fancy limitation 2ld22. do.
creamery 29450 do ladle. 1903 store packed
1905.
Eggs, firm. lie
Cheese. firm. large 1f,4, medium IA: small
l4di4A.
Sugar steady. course granulatcd 500, fine
5. 90.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour STEADY. winter patent ) 1904 Is cstraiphtS
350o3.85, spring patents 3.70a3S5: straiEats
}50o3 10: bakers 2201300: wheat No.
HAa8o: No. }. 80 Is: 10. ? red82'sa827s corn.
No. 2 white. 3i341. 10. } white. 29a3il1.
rye No. 2 60; good feeding barley
,ccc. 1872; No. 1 Northwestern. 49,: timothy
seed, 3.f7%. mes, pork per Dbl. i5-9JreiS 81. lard.
ner 100 Ibe. 1874 short ribs Goose b35as4o.
side, fboXcdb s6opS7o; whiskcy. bash, 81 high
Grade vines. f2s: clover contract Grade 1855.
New York Provisions.
New York. Mar II Flour dul. Minnesota
pltents 15og.5O do bakers 340a3.75 winter
o4 ter , s9@ Is; St9aisnts 525@5,5 SO , zaz,5
choice 10 fancy .60ni90,
~Buckwbeat -four easy, 40.
~Buckwheat nominal, 61%.
Corn meal firm. fine. white ana yellow,
rs, kiln dried zs0a27o.
Rye nominal. No. , Western y.
Barley 1vll. feeding a0'a. maltin~. 17@52,
Wheat steady. NJ, , rel 85#, - Max
Corr frfn. No 2.5i%. May sass, july 50.
Sept. 50&. Dee. i52s.
Oats firm. mixed 54r,a}lts
Bccf stcldr family IL 500 l3 90. packet 1880
lI.oo mess 300 1000; Lccf hams 20 Goo2 SO
o5 G%t % eh%alder~ ': ~. FISHES hn aG,t.i iS,4 5 3 ~
Lard firm. West steamed 1850 SEQ refined
firm continent $40. compound 6nas
Is. So l.. 70. mess l~6.25Ii6. Is.
TalIow steady. city 5, country 5a5is.
RoSin quiet, strained common to good ASS,
Turpentinc quiet. 72lh72iZ.
Rice quiet. domestic far to extra 3fsHG6.
MolasScS firm New Orleans 30a38, good 10
choice 2903S.
Coffee spot RIO steady. No, 7 Invoice "a
ruuu steady. cordOva Si4d PA.
Sugar raw strong. fair refining. ). ccr-
rrifugal & 96-test 514~j17-32, mollsses SUGAR
"a, refined firm, confcctioncrs- \ 445.
mold A.. IS. ~cutloaf $50. crushed $50. pow
dered 40. granulatcd $50. cubes Ass.
Butter uuicI. creamery common to cXtIa Il,
l6d2s. state dairy l5@26. western factory
5000:
Cheese quiet. large, colored white, Sept,
fancy l4N. do late made average l2iag.., skins
full to light, if4
western first. 1874. Southern 13kml5l2.
Potatoes steady; Bermuda second crop per
Dbl. }. 50094. so. do Southern q sweets .50dl 90
ger biol.
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand-picked 5000
other domestic 2AM5.
Cabbage quiet. foreign 15@25 pei ton, small,
domestic 44dl8.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool 18@.
Cotton seed oil was firm and higher:
Prime crude f. 0. b. mills. 2th925, sumner yell
ow 3lhMR, prime white 31h@53, prime winter
yellow 3ih@35.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
New orleans Cotton.
f;v The Associated PresS.)

lj;y the Associated Press.)
\,A orleans, March 17.-Thc de-
nHaui for spots was good, but the Of
frriuge limited. Most of the cotton on
factors uablcs was covered. Sales. .
ESQ bales. including $50 to arrive and
goo T. O.. b.. Quotations advanced lie;
lulIjluI. 1855.
Futures opened steady at an advance
Of to : points ON favorable Liverpool.
/ udcr bull support the market be
ranl" firm and the ren of prices was
distinctly upward n Continued to i'm
prove to- the end of the half days ses-
~t'u. The market closed firm within Il
point of the top. the list from March
'o august inclusive showing net gains
II tu 13 points.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
\ Scirnlilic MnnLcr

The cures that stand to its credit
make Euckicn's Arnica SaIvc Il scion
tilc wonder II cured l.. i. Aulford,
lecturer for the Patrons Of H~uSbandrN,
WaNnesboro, Pa, Of a distressing ease
81 Piles. It heals the worst Burns.
Sores. Boils. Ulcers. Cuts, Wounds,
Chilbldins and Salt I;heum. Only a5c.
at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
Cotton Receipts.
CIV the Associated Press

ely III" Associated prcss.)
The following are Tho total not re-
ccirts at all ports since september i.
Galveston. 2,13S,3S1: New Orleans.
t.290.2S4: Mobtic, 202,456: Savannah,
1.215.229. Charleston. 154.943: Will
mington. 2S6.S32: Norfolk. 532.375.
Baltimore. 52.270: New York. 3.27o:
Boston. 54.109: Newport News. -
81: Philadelphia, 5,162; san Fran
cisco 23a19. Brunswick. 1896
Port Townsend. 43.lSz; Pensacola.
1885,; Portland. Oregon. 2.SS7:
Port Arthur and SahiIte Pass. 93,656:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20

Wilmington. Mar. f~7.-Turpentine. ........
receipts 6 casks.
Rosin 49,. 60. receipts go bbls.
Tar firm, 180. receipts. Iii.
Crude finn. 3.2505. OOCI5. 90, receipts %.
Charleston. Mar. l7.ITurpcntinc firm, .......,
ROSin firm. SaieS.....
Savannah. Mar. i7.-Turpentinc firm. 69GL14,
sales ll5. receipts SO. shipments 70.
Rosin. firm. sales So, receipts l,22l,
shipments, /, 78I. stocks IS. Zoo.
A. b. c.. 80; b. $50. E, 800; f. 800; G,
j9S; H, 4.O5. 7. ass: K. $50: M. 545; N $50.
VIC SO. w w go.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
Authority Re-
ports Lighter Bales.
.HIS AT THE OPENING
2fer the New York Cotton Market
Reveals Sagging Prices Under
scattered Liquidation, Closing
Only Two or Three Points Above
Previous Nights Figures.

,l;v the Associated Prcss.)
York. March 1.-THE tone ol
airy goods market was stronger at
close Of the week than on Mon
aud Tuesday. Jute and linen prod
hoW a Hrmer one Coarse Drills
domestic were easier ON forward
l..-- i'm FIRST hands.
New York Cotton.
..N York. March f7.-The cotton
..t.' opened steady at an advance
a.. points in response to hiGhcf
.... and the report of a leading
... Hl-h authority on European con
....fuu- showing the weight of de
...u.- to average about l. pounds to
.. |sllr less than last year, ana est
.4HIII the weekly consumption at
5000 bales. Of 500 pounds each,
.. INST the same last year. New or
however. did not fully respond
..r .. urmncse abroad, there was no
.a.uaI @uuuOrt here. The weather
..Ia showed continued clear condi-
...I- over most of the belt and prices
.-sIualIy Jagged off under scattered
..4Ilzjug with the market in the mid
u. of tbr morning only , to 3 points
Hu.. last night.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-
.t wcrr 1890 against 1919 last
-.,E. ana 1870 last year. Fol- the
..r. lcetimateG) $4,000 bales against
.tIII5 last week, and 175.452 last
.aau. Today's receipts at New Or
1886 bales AGAINST Sac last
car. and at Houston 3,GG4 bales
against 4.ol3 last wear.
New York. Mar. n-Spot closed steady,
10 points higher,
MIddIng uplands lbs, middling gulf 1l,SO.
les Is. COG bales. Cotton futures opened
steady and closed very steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
How to Reform Congress.
CONTINUED from Page Cnc.D

largely depend upon them, should il
good lalth approve a measure that
would to an extent make the railroads
a scrVant of the people and to be sub
i"Ct to the decision Of the commission
when Il question Of rates is raised. The
Senate committee is by Il decided ma
i0rity men WHO bear those relations
to railroads. ] hope that sometime in
the future. the committee Will be 50
constituted chat legislation Of the
character mentioned Will issue from
it, but / am afraid that YOU and | viii
he many years older when that oc-
ours.
yours truly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
New York Money.

New YORK. liar. H.-Money on call nominal.
no loans, time loans steady. GO and 80 days
s months 5G4. Prime mercantile paper
So ~, sterling exchange steady with actual bust
ness in bankers bills vt ASS rs for demand
At 1872 90 for 60 Gay bills. posted rates
$500 l86ln Wi87, commercial bills 1924.
bar silver IS. Mexican dollars 50,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
No, ,ncnt 81 Cotton.

tIE the Associated Prvse
<en York March is-Tn~ xalsaa-
.nE statistics On TIE movement ~ rat~
.oa iar the week ending March 1s
Z sre compiled ~ the York Ce.-
.aa Exeh4nre
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-03-20
Vow Orleans, MAJ. i7.-Cottcn futures CLOSING
Liverpool.

Liverpool, Mar. H.-Cotton, spot quiet.
Prices 7 9oint higher. American middline
aI b,f. gOod middling SOP; middInq
~ low mjddIng 5.68. good ordinary 5. so; or
'rary 041 The sales today were 5000 bales. OF
which 500 were for speculation and export an
1tIuded }. 200 American. Receipts 5000 bales
~u".Udin@ 200 American.
Futures opened firm and closed steady.
American middling:
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