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Kendall, Montana, August 4, 1903. 5. THE ASSESSOR'S FIGURES. Editorial Minds at Work. What they Show and What they Fail to Reveal. Assessor Frank Pick has made public h's report of the aseeesible property in Fergus county, fr min which the following ti4ures are taken: Number acres of land atmeessed 764,729 Cash value of real estate other than city and town lots $1,364,545 Cash value of improvements on such real estate 668,023 Cash value of city and town lots 215,515 Cash value of improvements on same 449,266 Full cash value of all real prop- erty and improvements m $2,697,349 Mortgages, county, city, •tati- Memel and other taxable bowls Telephone lines, 131 miles 5,920 Mining and irrigating canals, ditches and flumes 6 miles 3,050 Watches, jewelry amid plate 1,891 Farniture and fire arms • 49,403 Musical instruments 12,225 Li6raries, law, medical and miscellaneous 4,410 (-foods, wares, merchandise and ,consigned goods 264,495 Solvent credits, including de- posits in banks 41,384 Amount of money, including deposits in possession orcon- trol Fixtures of saloons. storee, of- fices and other business con- cerns 26,960 'Farming utensils 29,991 Machinery 136,696 Wagons, etc., harness, blank- ets, robes, saddles, etc 89,860 Horses, thoroughbred, 21 4,175 Howe, range, 6,720 136,290 Horses, common amid work,and mules,4,432 187,734 ('attle, yearlings,826 11.256 Cattle, cows, 509 15,399 Stock wade, 37,095 .... 1,105,429 St ot . k e beep., 586,155 1,339,150 La m be, 79,350 175;767 Rams, 6,133 31.095 Hogs, 869 3,253 Lumber, wood and coal 3,180 Cash value of improved real es- tate as assessed to persons other than the owner of the real estate 200 All other personal property 438,278 Cash value of all personal pro- perty $4,187,437 Total deseeeed value of all prop- erty $6,884,786 69,646 300 Total decrease from 1902 valu- ation $ /03,110 Total valnation 1902 5,929,935 Increase in 1902 665,9i4 Total valuation in 1903 6,884,786 Increase in 1903 288,937 A Physician Healed Dr. Geo. Ewing, a practicing phyeician of Smith's Grove, Ky., for over thirty years, writes his personal experience with Foley's Kidney Cure: •'For years I had been greatly ,bothered with kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged pros- trate gland. I used everything known to the profession withont relief, until 1 commenced to use Foley'e Kidney Cure, After taking three bottles I was entirely relieved and c,nred. I prescribe it now daily in my practice and heartily recom- mend its use to all physiciatie for such troubles. I have prescribed it in him- dreds of cases willm perfect success.\ For sale hy L. O. Wilson. Danger In Mountain Climbing. Danger, is by no means an attrac• tion to*the tru6 mountaineer. Some people may Po affirm. but *carceTy ever does an expert place hinise:f :n a den- gerctis situation. and if be dies it is not from choice, and he does not like it. Sometimes he may take a risk, Lte sel- dom, unless all the chances erein favor cf the climbing party and the possibil- ity of accident exceedingly remote. What he dces love is to eliminate by experience and. skill all day ger from a climb, which, to a novice, a clumsy worker or a party linsuppIieri with or neglecting to use proper equipment for mountaineering, would be hazard- ous or quite impossible. -Leslie's Monthly. Rent from American property owned by foreigners or Americans living abroad is believed to amcunt annually to not less then f25,000,000. -N. Y. Sun. Boulder's Market Overstocked. The cheapest thing in the world is good advice. -Boulder Sentinel. -0- Preparing for • Cold Winter. Andrew Sherman, the industrious Yellowstone rancher, brought us a flue load of eood on subscription Thursday. Is there another gentleman and scholar who desires to do likewise? -Forsyth Times. -O- A Disease that is Spreading. Mr. Murphy, of New York, who has been convicted of making too free with the treasury of the Journeyman and Stonecutter's union, set up an extremely novel plea in self-defense. He declared that the money appropriated was the fruit of blackmail levied upon contrac- tors, and as such was the pie of anyone who could get hold of it. Moral stra- bismus does not seem to be the exclu- /rive efflietion of government employee. - Butte Miner. Revive the Whipping Post. • In the days of our forefathers it was the custom to discourage wife beating and other cowardly offenses by inflicting corporal punishment upon time offend! ere, but the advance of so-called civili- zation has wradually retired this prime , . tire into \innocuous desuetude.\ Pub- lic sentiment, however, is in favor of re- viving the whipping post for the benefit of cowardly wife-beaters, who would dread the humiliation and bodily I sin I ncident to this form of punishment, and legislation that would provide such a penalty should meet with the hearty indorsement of the community at large. Montana has no room for wite.bakters; they are undesirable citizens, and if they can be driven out of the state through Lear of the lash and the atmosphere be purified by their departure, so much the better for the peaceful and happy con- ditions that should prevail in the do- mereic circles of our beloved state. -Fort Benton Press. THE COUNTY FAIR. Preparations Going on to Make It Sur- pass all Former County Exhibits. The trustees of the Fergus County Agricultural, Mineral and Stock Asso- ciation want, to make the exposition in September the best one ever held in time county, and they will succeed if the peo- ple stand in and help. Besides the usual agricultural, horticultural, live stock, and nii-cellaneous display, there are to be special features, and the races will be better than ever befere. The county commissioners will most likely appropriate a round sum for the fair, which, wit It the money set aside by i he trustees, will provide handeomely for premiums. When it is understood that some $1500 will go for purees, the races will be a strong drawing card. 0. W. Belden:the association secretary, is mtisfied the fair is to be a success. Fergus county is in a prosperous condition and the people are w enthusiaetic about the fair. It will be an occasion vt hen all classes can meet and exchange greetings and form new ties of friendship. Hold out ft few dol- lars for fair week! Wants to Boat the Rabbit. An engineer on a Kansas railway has made a request to be allowed to run faster than sixty-five mites an hour, because a Jack rabbit has beep mak- ing fun of 11:ti cr Iis rye. Still Delleiead. A new burglar alarm has been in- vented which photographs, the burg- lar. arouses the family and calls the police. If it had an attachment which would handcuff the burglar and hitch him to one of the legs of the grand piano in the parlor the machine would be complete. W.S.SMITH TELEPHONE 115 LEWISTOWN, MONTANA EXCLUSIVE IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS TERMS CASH 04.14....litolktAJ‘lif...1414.11 1 4,14,f4,14,14,14.-14...ALAtig..14.AttAMALAtir...A. i ----11- B. MORRIS A 1 DRUGGIST- i Successor ta C. H.WILLIAMS, Lewistown, Mont. PRESCRIPTIONS I 1 ItelelirialrairteinflirVilirlettlIanirlirlirlirlelitlineirlifin\\ar,f A SPECIALTY Drugs, Druggists' Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Stationery and Cigars BANK OF I Kendall Livery FERGUS COUNTY and Feed Stables MERICKLE & M'CORMICK Proprietors Inc or porated under the laws of Montana.) Lewistown, Montana. 5.8. HOBSON, President. L. W. ELDRIDGE. Vice -President. F E WRIGHT, Cashier. AUSTIN W. WARR, Asst. Cashier. :Board of Directors: T. C. Power. Perry M'Adow, W. D. Symmes, S. S. Hobson, L. W. Eldridge, J. Holaemer, L. H. Hamilton, amain W. Warr Prank B. Wright. Capital Stock $200,000. Surplus and Reserve $125,000. Correspondents: sommerican National. Helena, Montana. Kountse Bros., New York, Continental National, Chicago, Illinois Interest Allowed on Deposits Left for a Specified Time. Opposite Stephens' hotel Headquarters for Lewistown, - Kendall Stage Patrons Given Every .4ttention, Stock will be cared for at reasonable prices. W. G. Norman & Co. Manufacturing Jewelers Lewistown, Montana Mrs. M. E. Van Dusen's Floe Watches and Clocks HOSPITAL Repairing Given Careful Attention Lewistown \ Montana The experience of trained nurses afforded to all our patients Rates from $io to $2o per week Correspondence solicited. Telephone No. I Consumption Threatened C. Unger, 211 Maple St., Champaign, Ill., writes : \I was troubled with a hacking cough for a year and I thought I had consumption. I tried it great many remedies and was under the care of phys- icians for several months. I used one bottle of Foley'e Honey and Tar. It cured me, and I have not been troubled since.\ For sale by L. C. Wilson. W. G. NORMAN VISITS KENDALL ABOUT .THE TENTH OF EACH MONTH. HE ALSO CALLS AT OTHER TOWNS MONTHLY Dr. R. S. Hedges Physicianand Surieon Office Over Judith Hardware Store LEW 1ST -OWN Office telephone 89 Residence Telephone 80 Office Hours 10 a.m. ton m. .4 to6 p. m.
