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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-22
THE WATCH BELLS.

for The Post.
|loSy now the bells are tolling
Ringing out the dying year,
les, century enrolling,
Greatest In the worlds career:
Bringing duties long neglected
To our calm regretful gaze,
Golden moments we rejected,
Growing into misspent days.
Callingsnp the ghosts departed
OF deep sorrows and regret,
Which the faint and lonely hearted
Vainly try still to forget;
FALLING up the hopes We cherished,
Vows We made twelve months ago
\ " along our pathway persisted
Lake our pleasures here below.
Farewell days, farewell with sorrow
This the tleetest OF all years;
Flay there dawn bright tomorrow,
Botting out these signs and tears.
Ehis. the years grow dim and distant
Youthful sorrows pass away,
Fhldhood's joys In mem'ry linger,
Just TO make us bright and gay.
pay such mem'ries round us cluster
Guarding us from future strife,
shedding still radiant luster
through the years of coming life.
flelgn-bells ring merry chorus,
Weading-bells the happy chimes.
Prnging Joyous feelings DER us
Mem ries sweet Of pleasant times.
mei i Is these bells are ringing
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ron rAx coLLIacron.

The Post is authorized to announce Mr.
j. p. Welsh as q candidate for the ofnae
OF city Tax Collector and Assessor sub
ject to tho action Of the democratic pri-
meries,
Tho Post is authorized TO announce jules
Hirsch as candidate for the office OF
city Assessor and Collector subject 10
action OF democratic day primaries 10 be
held Thursday, March ~
Al the solicitation OF many friends,
announce myself as candidate for the Of
fee of city assessor aud collector or tns
city OF Houston, at the coming election IN
April 1900 subject TO the action OF toe
democratic primaries.
Chris q BeaYens. Sr
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

>ullcb IS hereby given that the annual
mte.tLg OF the stockholders OF the Louisi.
aNs Westvrn rNsenAioa .,...lrvau cssnpn
has heeu called 10 convene at the genera
ofnce OF tne company in the toNn ~
orange. oiAnxe county. TeNns. AT " o'clock
noon. Monaas, the lath day OF February.
1890. The annual meeting % the dircctois
OF said company Is also called 10 convene
at the same time aud place. the mcyt,ns OF
the directors 20 be held Immediately after
the adjournment Of the annual mcstns os
THE STOCKHOLDERS of.tho Cane Belt Raj,
road company are ncreDy given notice ina.
there with be held special OF called meet :
Ing OF the stookhoidets OF said company ~
ITS general office. Ia Eagle Lake, Texas, AZ
10 o'ciock a M, on the 9TH day OF Febru.
airy, A. Il. 1900. The said mec,lng Is called
Tor the following named purposes J. TO
pass aud adopt a code OF bylaws 10 SOW
crn the offices and business OF eaid corpora
ton; p To elect members OF the board OK
directors OF said corporation The above
meeting Is called by the undersisned stock
holders who own more tnan one-fourth N
value OF the capital stock OF said railroad
company. VIM. Dunovant, W. I. Eidrldsc,
Shas Boedeker. stockholders. l
N0TICE--.NonUo Is nercpy gwen that the
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders
q tho gulf, Western Texas and Pacific
Railway company will be held At the puo.
le office q the company, In The city o.
1900, at 3;s0 o'clock p. m. The regular an.
pual meeting OF tho board OF directors OK
said company will also be held at said place,
and at once upon adjournment OF said stock
holders meeting, NY order OF the board o.
directors. W, q. Van Week., President u,
NJ, Smith, Secretary.
Victoria, Texas, December 81. 1899. La
NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the
iigular annual meeting OF the stockholders
81 the New York. Texas and Mexican Rail
way company vii, he held at the public OF
Zee OF tho company. in the city Of Victoria,
Texas, on Monday, January 70. 1900, at s.su
o'clock p m The regular annual meeting
Of the board OF directors of said company
will also be held al said place. and at once
upon adjournment OF said stockholders
meeting, BY order Of .he hoard Of directors.
W G, Van Week. President b, M. Smith.
Secretary
Victoria Texas, December 81 1890. la
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ron STREET COMMISSIONER.

hereby announce myself as a candi'
date for the office OF Street Commissioner.
subject to the action of the democratic
primaries Jack Kennedy.
hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office Of Street Commissioner. sub
iect TO the action of the democratic pri-
maries. MATT BRENNAN.
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aI souL THAT KNOWS NOT FEAR

&, q. ne Post
.Tst an, we ne seething clouds.
aktre sorrow's ebon shroud..
fststIes,,..e' rms of passion roll,
es,ss,a'li outlined, upright
ssssrssss ssmethystne sphere,
NJ ,os N epalescend iirht.
81 mat knows not fear"
,'nss III. neishts, discerning sii,
s.sisisvl serths Pagan Heart
Nm \, voices that call
fso'sS ,i.s's great. human mart;
~ alien rpneaynls rend the world
NJ Saul Unmarried. though tempest hurled.
wv mat knows not fear. .
Ava Clay Bravo.
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siiity, self Dlatrust, Defective memory. Jim,
ples on Face Aversion 70 Society Loss o.
Ambition Uuftness to Marry, Melanohciy.
pvsnensia stuntsd Development. Loss OF
Tower Pains In the Back. Pfematnre Dis.
charges, safely. Privately, speedily ana FER
msnently Cured
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FOR CRY ATTORNEY

The Post is authorized 10 announce Ing
ham s. Roberts as "a candidate for the Of
iice OF City Attorney. subject 20 the action
of tho Democratic Primaries.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR Mem
hers OF Miriam Lodge, No, So x. and l.. Of
ing of the lodge at p. M at the hail,
Mason block. Grand Protector Or. j. K.
Palmer will install the newly elected Of
ficers aud will address the lodge on import
ant matters relating to the present state OF
the order large attendance is expected
II Hotkamp. Protector. j. Rurghem, Sec
rotary. -
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NEW YORK DOCTORS
roIoh Texas Avenue, Houston.

treat all Nervous, BlcoA
Skin and Private Diseases,
Catarrh, Diseases OF Wo.
nee. Piles. yaricocels and
Nervous Debility, syphilis,
Organic weakness, Failing
MCnory, Lack o. Energy.
Physical Decay, arising from
fpdiseretions. ExeeHs. Indtii.
ssnos or Exposure. protec,.
ing some of the following
effects. Nervousness. De-
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ron CRY unALrn orrIcpR.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for city Health officer. subject to the ac-
ton Of the democratic primaries.
Robert McElroy. NJ, d.
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81 'hE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
MAJ, ,ad use that old and well tried
y tAna,s, Winslow's Soothing syrup.
aaAsps ~ tsething. II soothes the child,
III e,,,' runs allays all pain. cures
9akSss ana 10 the BEST remedy TOR
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pERsoNAL


MEMBERS OF the Acme association can have
their clothes called for four times month,
cleaned pressed, repaired and returned f0l
fi.O0 per month. non-members Is cents per
suit: ladies' and childrens clothes cleaned
and pressed at reasonable psices. sJg4s
Main street. ]. 7. Green. r.
barrels. / give 100 shells, All
cologs. shapes ana sizes, for the address Of
{ two jewellers. Write the Shell Jewellers
Supply House. SOS fremont street. GaIyee-
ton. Texas. 1nclose Toe In silver for postage
and nackine. rs
the best known and endorsed heaters, and
trance. test. business and life readers 10 the
United States. Office hours 10 A, m. till :
D m. $40 Mckinney avenue. -
FACE LoTIoN--E Excellent for chapped hands.
Z ips; witchhasei Almond Cream; CSC bottle.
DANDRuFF REMOVED by Eclipse hair
tonic. Stops i4,.nR out OF hair; % cent
bottle. at Lewyn's Drug store. p
OPIUM. morphine, whisky habits cured 50
As hours without pain or injury 10 patient
no pay until cured and perfectly satisfied
In case OF failure will pay all patients ca
penses while here, also railroad fare both
ways from any part OF United States. nest
references. Address Matthews Home. Dr.
Harvey ". Matthews. superintendent 1921
North Flores street San Antonio, TEXTS. 81
WHEN you are needing good tent, thrpau.
lin, horse cover OF anything In the line Of
tent makers goods. get the best that are
made. aud that is from tho reliable tent
makers, kattmann knacland Tent Co..
Houston, Texas. u
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MAYOR.

hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office Of mayor of the city Of Hous
ton. subject - tho action OF the demo-
cratic primaries Ino. T. Browne.
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Pneumonia :

always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
ton. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
If you have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTS EMULSION;
1t will drive out the germs
BY making the lungs stronger
than they are.
SOC. and sIoo, ali druggists.
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BIDS AND PRoPosALs.

~ PURSUANCE Of an order made by the
: commissioners court OF Harris county. Inn-
uary 1t. 1900 / will receive BIDS until jan
uary 81. 1900, az noon. for The erection Of
a rheumatic water system ~ Harris equity
court house. according 70 plans ana spec.-
hcatons now on Ole az my Office ~ r.
Schmidt. commissioner precinct ! z
rms viii be received at the First National
bank Of Flatora. Tesas., until y o.rio X.
nom. Jinuarv q. 1900. lor the erection OF
bark building 1T Mouton Texas; ne-
eorsiing 10 plans and specification at thu
bark F'atonia. owners reservlng the right
Ia reject any and all bids. First National
Rank r'laiOnIa. Texas 81
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MORPHINE.

onium and kindred habits A ncv enaIan'seh
nsinIess aud safe home cure. Wholly allr
tsrent from ali others. No publicity or "a
ierforsnce with work or business No MATT Az.
NV often you have failed We can cure YOU
trrits TODAY for booklet aud free sample arg
note ttg wonderful effect CosresponashsV
ennsidential and solicited. Or. Puhpis Z
Binz Building Houston. Texas.
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LOST. FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

LOsT--B reastbin. sunburst OF pearls with =
miniature knight Templsr charm attached.
suitable reward " returned To 1903 Lamar
avenue z.
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THE SINGER SEWING Machine oihee' mo n,.s
- so Main ST.. OIL SC pei. bottle. nseales
Tor ali kinds Of sewing machines az 1oe 81
dozen.
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HOTEL. MANAGER OF long experience wishes
the management OF some hotel or boarding
house. thoroughly understands his busi-
Eess best OF references. Hotel Manager,
Luiiug, Texas ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

& o. COTTON BRO. Ttre Insurance.
Agents and Adiustsrs. - Min street
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wanted by middlc-aesd German
single; good flour muller; would accept any
kind Of work IN or out Of city. Address
Aug, Ro,he, sis Nineteenth street, Calves
ton. Texas. ~
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SCENIC ARTIST wants a Job; best work AZ
living prices: drop from s5o; street. kitoncA
prison md court from $50 the four; material
ready for work 10 be provided by employer
list on Application Pennefather Luling
Texas. ~
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acE. MISUNDERSTANDING MAcHINERi

WANTED furnish prices and specihoa-
lions on ice aud refrigcratlug machinery.
any size or purpose. steel ammonia Killings
specially correspondence solicited. J. W.
Turppaugh. Fort Worth, Texas 2-l9
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WANTED 10 BuS.
WANTED TO BUY-A hcarse and wagonct.
Address wilkens Bros, u Orange fex =
WILL pay DIore than anybody for feathers,
any Kind send postal box ~ VII call y
WILL BUY feathers any KIND; send postal
philps Hor es9. viii cali y
HIGHEST each prices paid for furniture and
all household goods we buy Anything. We
also rent aud sell goods on easy payments
Phone 1895 three rinEsl. ThompHou sup
ply House. -
WANTED TO BUY--Furnlture; describe fully
VIII call and examine Address r. o. Box
Co., .-i-iy5o
We BUY. sell. pack. move and loan money
without interest 90 furniture and house.
hold goocs stored with "a: all storags
Moved free hes, warehouse IN cl.y +Mule
Lne' No. III Milan street. Phone No.
$50 II
WE BrY. rent and store furniture: We loan
mtney a1d charge no interest on furniture
stored With Va. barr kuiler. AZ TrAyis- u
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WANTED TO RENT.

FOR SALE Fifty mead Of pure bred Durham
and Hereford bulls, All raised 10 Collin
county For further information address
Tuck i'm & SON Mckinney. Texas. y
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TRUSTEES sALE-Bids Will be received by
the undersigned until February for the
Pecos red sand stone quarry machinery
tools. shops, buildings and everything be-
longing to said company, For particulars
and description address 3. r. Van Horn,
Trustee Pecos. Texas y
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AT ONCE Wanted a physician or some one
with knowledge OF medicine TO take half
interest in well established speciality prao,
tice. Business is too much for one man.
Big money for the right party. Must have
from $500 10 $500 cash No others need
answer. Address y. H. l.. 3Si Main street,
Dallas. Texas. Is
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MEMBERS Of the Acme association eau nsfe
thsi, clothes called for four times monln,
.Ieans5 nressed. repaired and returned tor
81, e, Der month non members 2 cents PEI sd
sn,,, ladies and children's clothes clsahsu
and pressed at reasonable prices fnpur'
iiss: . rings. 6o2h Main street u
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DON'T BUY A PIANO until you have seen
our new and elegant styles. now ready Tor
inspection. Easy monthly payments,
Janke & Go. Music House. J03 Main street;
4-i6-1900
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avenue and Quitman street Apply 70
W, Grnepdler. or address care T. o, Box
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-one -halt interest In gents fuf-
nishing goods in live, good railroad town
doing a good business; reason for selling,
have too much outside business to look
after. Apply to Naquin & Bailey, ii6 Travis
street, Houston, Texas. IT
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FINANCIAL.

1850 OOc TO LOAN on Houston business prop-
erty in amounts 20 suit. one 20 ten years,
at lowest rates OF interest; can also supply
any part OF the city with loans on the in
stailrnent plan. these loans car be paid IN
full or any part OF them at any time; no
delay in getting your monsy, can close loaa
on the same dag application Is made q. tius
Is satisfactory. can supply parties wanting
10 buy lots or build with special bargains N
choice blocks quarter blocks. lots or resis
cences in all parts OF the city or additions
or easy terms or for cash. Apply at once 20
Mis- 2O5 Main street. q
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WANTED--Locston by brict,nalSer and con-
tractor where brick can he sold. twenty
five years experience; urdoubted reference.
NJ. n. Currie Timpson, TEXAS ~
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WANTED--A private party lady or gent, who
has from s1500.0O to 100000 TO loan for
short time. will give four times the amount
security at same time will guarantee you
weeks this stands etrictsst inVes.igat on.
Ton't answer unless you have the money.
NJ Walden Address: r. o. Box ~, tlous.
ton Texas. y
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FREE BIoTTERs at e02is Main street call
or write for them. DR. HetsiE oculisi.
Eyes tested free. All eye diseases success,
IilllN treated. "
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s1ruAT1oN WANTED MALI

WHITE MAN AND WIFE. young conplt.
want a ranch TO raise hogs aud cnck.as
on shares. or take general charge OF a
place; heat references. Address Henry
Johnson, Austin. Travis county, Texas. ~
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light housekeep-
ing. 1908 Clay, corner San Jsclnto =.
well located. control. No trouble TO show
property. n, NJ. Norfeot, phone 67s, 7Ol
Bin1 building. Ii
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BlTCHER- Here is your chauce 10 go into
y good paying butcher shop ono OF the
hest in the city will sell cheap. have good
reason for selling. cash Gales s25 per day,
Apply 2e1n La Branch street ..
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wANTED--By an elderly sober man situa-
ton attending 10 horse and buggy: can milk
and do yard work. gafdenins vases rea-
aonahle good home preferred. STEADY work.
Address SGT. this ofict, ~
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
FOOT BALL SEASON OPENED.

West Side Defeats the East Side I'm a Game
Of 22 to Is.
The football season is on in Kalispell.
Sunday afternoon the first game of the
season resulted in score of % to Is in
favor of the West siders, who succeed,
after hard fought game in defeating
the east side club. The line up of the
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
EXHIBIT AT SPOKANE.
Compares Favorably and Causes Com
plimentary Remarks.


plilnentary Remarks.
Other counties and districts may
have larger and more elaborate ex-
hibits at the exposition now be-
ing held IN this city, but none sur
pass and few equal in point of excel
lence or individual appearance the Flat
head county fruits and vegetables. The
exhibit arrived in good condition and
was unpacked and arranged by noon
Tuesday. The fact that Flathead county
produces fruits and vegetables such as
are exposed to view is the cause of hun
dreds of complimentary remarks as we'll
as expressions of surprise. Such ex-
carnations as, well, who would have
thought such apples could be grown in
Flathead?" Look at those potatoes!
Amt they great?" why, Flathead is
away up in Montana" "Flathead is all
right" make a resident of that county
feel good when they hear them.
Nez Perez county, Idaho, has grand
display in the fruit line; in fact, every
thing but tropical fruits are shown and
the grain, grasses and vegetables look
fine, but the magnitude of their exhibit
and the artistic display is of no small
Importance. If Flathead had specimens
of everything it produces and enough Of
them, it would be hard to beat. Tuesday
night it rained extremely hard. the tent
leaked, and as consequence the display
was drenched. A sign which announces
mo Irrigation" was considerably dam.
aged and in appearance is huge Joke
j. A. FossUM.
Spokane. Wash, Oct. 3.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.

A surprise party was given by Mrs.
Plunkett in honor Of Miss Agness Plum
kett Friday evening, which was most en-
joyable social event. Games, music and
dancing we're the amusements of the
evening. An elaborate luncheon was
served at IL o'clock and the guest did
not depart until an early hour. Among
those present were: Messrs and Mad
ans K. S. Lands, Harry Hubbart
Misses Gertrude Britnall, Clara Dis
brow, Jessie MODESTO, Estella MODESTO
Miss De Long, Miss Strong, Bertha
Hubbart, Mable Hubbart, Miss Thur
man, Lena Hodgson, Leila Notfsinger
Miss Lillian Marshall, Messrs Howard
Nash. Bonner blinking, Edward Nash
Royal Knapp, George Noffsinger, Mr.
Norman Foley, Fred Goodrich, Ear
Hutchingson, VIM. Beatty, Mr.. Norgard
Grant Klenck, Percy Dodds and Claude
Lovelace.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. j. A. Pike of Creston is in
Kalispell.
John H. Geiger, of Libby, was in the
city Monday.
r. L. Oliver has been in Kalispell for "a
numer Of days.
E. M. Whitaker of Helena came to
Kalispell Friday.
Frank Bowman of Minneapolis was in
Kalispell Saturday.
L. D. Wells and VIM. Boate of Red
Cloud, Neb., are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fisk, of Dayton
Ohio were in Kalispell Sunday.
John B. Carter of Iron Belt, Wis, has
been in the city number of days.
D. E. Wynkook, who resides at Travis
City, Mich, was in Kalispell Saturday.
B. j. Boorman and wife, of Milwaukee
have been in Kalispell a number of days.
J. G. Chambers came in from Havre
Sunday and was among friends Monday.
Charles G. Parsons and Lillian Liland
we're granted a marriage license Octo
Der 4.
Mrs. G. H. Adams, who has been seri
ously i'll for some time, is much i'm
proved.
j. +. O'Meara of Butte, renewed
aquantances in Kalispell Sunday and
Monday.
James Hollands and wife of Republi-
can City, Neb., are spending few days
looking over the valley.
u G. F. Getchell and family of Crooks
ton, Mimi, are in the city and will locate
; at some point in the valley.
Prof. Bowen started for the Spokane
exposition Friday night and will remain
in that city number of days.
Boyd Culver, who has been i'll for !;
number of days, was able to resume his
: duties at Mc1ntosh's store Friday.
W.. J. Estep and family of Lawrence
Neb., are in the city. They expect t.
make Kalispell their future home.
, J. Russell Weber of Butte, represent
ing the San Francisco Examiner, ha.
been in Kalispell number of days.
Mrs. Danl Collins, who has been Wis
iting friends number of days, has re
; turned to her home at Dayton Creek.
Mrs. G. A. Dodson of Havre who ha
been in the hospital seriously ill TO
some time, is much improved and is nov
at the West.
Thomas Turner left for Havre Satur
day night. where he will enter the offic
of the master mechanic of the Grea
Northern as chief clerk.
C. R. Clark and wife of Covington, Ky
who have been in the city a number 0
days, the guests of J. D. Eaton and fam
r lily. will depart during the present week
Mrs. Clark is daughter of Mr.. Eato
and is making her first visit to Kalispel
Q Mr.. and Mrs. Clark are finishing an ez
tended trip through the entire west.
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Announcement.

Having sold out my interest in the
Kalispell Employment Office and bought
the Great Northern Employment Office
I wish to say to the people of Flathead
valley requiring help of any kind, if you
will kindly leave your order with me ]
promise to take the greatest of pains to
procure for you the best that can be
found. Thanking you for past favors
and hoping to receive share of your
patronage | remain, yours very truly. j
Benham. Office No. 20 Main st. Kalis
pell Hotel Block,
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Flathead Fruits Awarded Prizes.

FIathead Fruits Awarded Prizes.
Flathead county fruits have not only
attracted much attention at the Spokane
Fair but in the announcement of prizes
already awarded the names of four fruit
growers in the county are given. In one
class, that of prunes, there were but two
prizes and both were won by residents of
the valley, G. M. Lakin taking first and
s. Sastrum second on Pond (Hungarian)
prunes,
J A. Fossum took second prize on
Maiden Blush apples, and P. w. Smith,
fourth on Absconder. Should no other
prizes be awarded the growers of the
county, the showing can be considered a
creditable one owing to the great num-
Der of exhibits from older fruit dis
tricts and comparative size and number
of fruits shown from this county.