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The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
LlFE,s PATHWAY.
A maiden meath the lincfr stood

A maiden meath the lincfr stood
 One fragrant summer day: The b-eezes rippled through the wood
 Like sportive elves at play. They touched her cheek. her braided ksi, They kissed her lips and brow. The maiden smiled. Life Is so fair,
 Could love but bless it rowP' 4 woman to the linden came.
 With children at her knee; They plucked the lily's ruddy flame.
 And laughed In careless glee: For her the robins cle2rest lay,
 The sweets of bush and bine. ''Lifeis so bright" she said. to-day, If only wealth were nine!'' Beneath the bending linden tree
 An aged woman passed, When shadows deepened OCT the isa, Uncertain. vague and vast "Oh love may fail." she said. "and gold Grow dark as humid sod: Life's path Is fair. when all Is told. Because fl leads 10 God" -Lalia Mitchell. in Good Housekeeping.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

A South African correspondent has this to say of President Kru- ger: "This grand old man, who is long past three score and ten and has grand children fighting in tho army, will 9e recorded by the fu- ture historian as one of the grand est statesmon of the present age. Ha will rank with BlSmark and Gladstone. He IS natural ruler and leader of men,"
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

There arc 5000 women now at work in the Census Bureau. Am expert statistician says this about them: Blondes, 45 per cent; 55 per cent brunettes; clerks with red hair, 5 per cent; short gIrls, 75 per cent: s5 per cent pretty girls, and 5 per cent masculine girls.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
Vegetarian Beddinx.

Sir Isaac Putnam invented the ''Vege- tarian bed" composed, not of feathers, but of mosses, ferns, flowers and hay. This bedding material, commended as healthy and health7giving by many doctors and others, has become famous ia vegetarian circles, and deserves to be more widely known. Tt smells like ozone. is the testimony of more than one physician. and many say that sleeping upon it ''gives rest to brain and mind !"
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

The senate seemingly doesn't like the plan of-having senators elected by direct vote of the people for tho proposal which passed the house some time ago has been sent back to the senate by the coamit- tee on elections, with 'tAdversely reported" stamped upon it.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
Minister wu in convers .tisn con

Minister Wu in convers ltisn con corning, the "Boxer" disturbance in China, when asked the meaning of the word, said: "I presume that the name comes from athletics. Men who box are athletes. 1 sec by the Chinese papers that the or gamixation is called Yee Ho Chuan, which signifies righteousness, har' monv and fists"
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Mrs. Julius Wetzler of Williams who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. E Solomon of this place, cxpec:s to bs joined by her husband about June 10th, when they will start on European trip for the summer.-Bulletin
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Soon after tho fall election, ore may easily locate the sympathios of the American voters. Some of our whipper-snapper statesmen will have plenty oi time then 10 study the Boers' rights and, their own t0adyism.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

The littlo Republic of Liberia, over which this government cxer eised proteet"rate for many years has lost its entire navy, and has appealed to the president for one or two ships suitable for patrol work in the shallow waters near Monrovia, the Liberian capital. e.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

The credentials which senator Clark has filed in the senate under his new claim to seat, show .ovi- dence of conspiracy on thcir face. They are written in typewriter and dates filled in with pen.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Ten barks have been started m. Arizona within inc past twelve months. Some one is blessed with prosperity here and not only few either.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

There arc 52,6OO census enumer. ators and over 2.O0O special agents at work now taking the 18th cen sus. Over 15,O0O,O0O schedules for use in taking the ststistIcs have been sent out.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
c.,o,,n. Ri.e.areaa.

Boil pound of rice until it is quite soft; when it is cool mix with it yeast and salt as for other bread, and wheat flour enough to make dough that you can knead, Let it rise in Q warm place, then make into loaves. let rise sgain and bake.-Farrn and Eiresfde.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

The summer meeting ofthe A. merican Forestry association will be held Tn New York city June 25 and 26, this year.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Shouid you attend the Paris Ex- position, you would find that Si5 perFday would about take you thru. provided you lcft.out the side show attractions.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

SolomonviIle is enjoying big revival of business, and -thetown l'"s Getror prospects than ever Do l.. fore, it is claimed.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
Editor, Reamer Ling.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9.

Stafford has street sprinkler in operation, and the visitor notes 6 marked improve ement.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

The mines at Congress have late. Iy been sold to a New York com pany; price, sS, S,OOO. 900.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
One Man to the Yard.

Cavalry, when marching in sections that IS, four abreast-occupy as ex- actly as possible as many yards as there are men fr the force
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Bob Brown, one of the Fairbank train robbers, has been caught at Barnam, Texas.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

Ex-Speakcr Reed continues to be of the opinion that he has had all the politics heywants for a whlIe.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09
EEGLAND'S MISTAKE.
TAis Writer Says Her War in the TFansvaaI Will Cost Her
 Dearly in China.

M. Paul Leroy-Beaulieu, one of the most eminent French economists, ex- presses himself in these terms in speaking of the relative influences of Russia and England in China:
 Each successive day, every rail laid in Manchuria increases the Russian influence, and the sort of fascination which the czar exercises at Peking His power henceforth is without ri- valry.
 England must be stricken with c 1 veritable dementia, to attach to her foot the South African chain, at an hour 30 serious for her future in the extreme east. How much more her Asiatic interests must be important to her than the possession of the sterile plateaus. which smuggle ephemeral gold mines, and where she loses at this moment, besides thousands of men and millions of money. precious opportunity which she will never re- cover. Her people recognize this at the same time that they delude them selves with the vain hope of restoring it. It is too late, and the place is taken.
 "The scandalous war which she is prosecuting in South Africa is going to cost England her share of China. That will be one of the chastisements of her criminal and sanguirary mad ness.
 If the British empire is really, as Cecil Rhodes said, the first commercial purpose of the globe, it Is very ili- directed one. While she is absorbed in an enterprise without either honor or profit, the immense and rich Chi nesc empire falls more and more sure ly under the vsssalage of the czar." Fire Aiarm That Gives Particulars.
 A fire alarm recently invented is q combination of the graphophone and telephone. In the use of the talking alarm one of the graphophone machines is placed on each floor Of Q building and connected with the telephone fire alarm system. For each machine a rec ord is prepared. For instance the graphophone on the second floor Of 8 building would contain the record: There is fire on the second floor" etc. This record is then adjusted 50 that these words arc repeated into the telephone by the expanding of ther- mostat whenever fire occurs. Tn this way the origin of fire is located imme- diately and automatically. The alarm also lights the electric lights in the building. sets red light blazing in front of the building to guide the fire men and sounds the alarm into the street through giant megaphone-so we are told.-Science Siftings.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-06-09

4 complete History ef eaeh ef tie Slips ia t6e American Navy. 6y Edgar Stanton Mac Ay. Victorian .. 5. Navy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

Mabeuf. Podcsas kiedy Mariuss schodxil DO.
woh Pc owych ponurych stopniach, kt6re
mo4naby naswac schodami loch6w, a kt6re
prowadsa do miejsc p~osbawionych swiatla,
gdsie 7siyssymy iak sscseeliwi chodsa DO mad
nami, p. Mabeuf sstepowal r6wnieA Re swell
strony.
Flora Cauterets ME sprzedawala sic luz
wcale. Doswiadcsenia mad indygo zupelnie
SIG ME udaly W ogr6dku Austerlits, xle polo.
aonym. 2. Mabeuf ME m6gl uprawiac tam
MIC wiscej mad kilka rzadkich roslin, kt6re
lubia wllgoc i cieh. Me sniechscai sic jed.
max. Dano mu kawaleczek gruntu W ogro
die botanicsnym, W dobrem miejscu j tam
robif ,,swoim kosztem" pr6by z indigo. Ma
ten ce! zastawif miedzioryty swojej Flory.
Ma sniadanie podawano mu jua tylko diva
jaja; z tych jedno pozostawiial dla starei
sfugi, kt6rej zaslug ME placil juz cd pietnas
tn miesiscy, Czesto, opr6cs tego sniadania.
ME jadf mic wiecej. Me smial sic jua swoim
d~ziecinnym us%miechem i stall sic posspnym,
zaprzestano 60 odwiedzac. Mariusz dobrze
robn &c ME chodzif do niego. Czasasami kie.
dy p. Mabeuf szedl do b~otanicznego oprodu,
starzec i mlody czlowiek spotykali sic ma
ulwarze S~zpitalnym. Mic ME m6wili do sic
bic tylko smutnem kiwnieciem glowy DO.
sdrawiai sic wzajemnie. Bolesna to rzecz, ze
Jest TAXA chwila, W kt6rej nedza rosprzega
ludzi!! Bylo dw6ch prsyjaci6l, zostalo dw6ch
przechodni6w.
Ksiegarz Royol umarl. P. Mabeuf znai
juz tylko swoje ksiazki, sw6j ogr6d i swoie
indigo; pod temi trzema tylko postaciami
przedstawiafo mu sic teraz szczescie, przy.
jemnosc j nadzieja. Wystarczalo mu to do
sycla. M6wh sobie:- ,Kiedy zaczne robic
farbks, zostane bogatym, wykupie miedzio.
ryty, madam nova wzistosG mojej Florze, "a
pomocs szarlatanizmu, grubej kasy j oglo.
sze6 W d~ziennikach, j kupie, WIEN luz gdzie.
egzemplarz dziela ,,Ars de noviouer" Piotra
de Medine, edycji z 1868 r." Tymczasem ca.
fymi dniami pracowai mad swa kwatera in.
dygo, a wieczorem wracaf do siebie, polewaf
ogrod i czytaf ksiaski. P. Mabeuf mial W
tym csasie lat blizko -osmdziesiat.
Pewnego wieczora ukazaio mu sic div
ne zjawisko. Wr6cif do siebie, kiedy dzie6
byl ~jeszcze wielki. Matka Plutarch, kt6rei
zdrowie sic psu}o, byfa chora i lezaca. P.
Mabeuf zjadf obiad ~zlozony z kosci, prey kt6
rel bylo troche miesa, i 2 kawalka chleba,
kt6ry znalazl ma kuchennym stole i usiadi
ma kamiennym sfupku przewr6conym, taste
pujacym miejsce lawki W ogrodzie. Obok tel
fawki, nj spos6b starych ogrod6w sad6w,,
wznosil sic rodzaj szafy z belek i desek, bar
dzo zniszczonej j majscej more ola kr6lik6w
ma dole, a magazyn ma owoce ma g6rze. w
norze ME byfo krolik6w, ale W m~agazynie
snajdowafo sic troche jablek. Byfy to reset
XII zimowych zapas6w.
P. Mabeuf, z pomocs okular6w, zaczal
przeglsdac i csytac dwie ksiazki, kt6re bu-
dzify W MIN zywy ~interes, a CO wieksza, moe.
no sajmowafy jego umysl. Wrodzona ME.
smiafosc czynifa go sklonnvm do pewnego
godzenia sic z przesadami. Pierwszs z tych
ksiazek byfo slynne dzielo prezydenta De.
lancre % niestafosci szatan6w"; druga byfo
in nuarfo Mutora do L. Rula-lz q
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

Ao0oOA Oos AtOxy OOC0OUX4 OOlQ6 6Ys
pialnie Batiment Neuf, W chwili, edy Mai
wrsucic kasstan do skrsynki kasztanami,-
(1est to srodek, kt6rego u4ywano dla sapew
nienia sic, &c nadzorcy doEadnie pelnia swo-
ja sfuzbe, CO godsine jeden kasztan musial
wpasc do w~szystkich skrsynek, prxybitych
koio drswi sypialni)- ot6a 6w nadsorca nj.
RAJ prses okienko sypialni; Bruiona siedss.
oego ma i6eku j piszacego cos prsy swietle
lampki. Straanik wszedl, wrzucono Bruiona
do lochu, ale ME zdoiano pochwycic teeo co
napisa1. Poicja ME dowiedsiafa she mic vie
Rzecz pewna jednak, se nasajutrz ,,pocz.
tyljon" zostal rzucony 3 dsiedsifca Charlie
magne do Jamy Lwiej, pc mad gmachem
pieciopietrowym, kt6ry oddsielaf diva pod
w6rsa. Wisznie nasywaja ,,pocstyljonem'
galke 2 chleba umiejetnie skrecona, kt6ra sic
posyia do lrlandji, to Jest, pc mad dachami
wiesienia. z jednego podw6rza ma drugie.
Etymologja jest TAXA: Anglia z jednego lsdu
ma drugi-do Irlandji. Galka pada ma pod
w6rze. Ten kto ja podniesie, otworsy ia i
znajdzie billet zaadresowany do jednegoz
wiszni6w dziedzi6ca. Jeaeli galke znajdzie
wlssieh, to odds billet temu. ola kt6rego byl
p%rzesnaczony; jesli dostanie sic ona W rsce
straznika lub jednego z owych wiszni6w ia.
jennie przekupionych a kt6rych nazywaja
,,baranami" W wiezieniach a ,,1isami'' ma ga
lerach, W takim razie billet zostaje z~aniesio.
ny DO biura wieziennego i wydany rece
policji.
lynn razem pocztyljon doszedi pod2ug
adresu, chociaz ten, komu by} przeznaczony,
znajdowal sic W tel chwili separatce. Byf
to ME mniej ME wiecej tylko Babel, jedna z
czterech glow Patron Minette. w pocstyljo
ME znajdowaf sic zwiniety papier, a ma MIN
diva tylko ~nastepujace wiersze:
,,Babet. Jest do zrobienia interes ma u
Icy Plumet. Krata kolo ogrodu".
Bylo to wlasnie to, CO Brujon pisal byi
W nocy. Pomimo wszelkich r~ewizyj, Babel
znalaal spos6b przeslania biletu La Force
do Salpetriere do ,przyjaci6lki", kt6rs mial
i kt6ra tam byia zamknieta. Ia dziewczyna
z kolei p~rzesiala billet jednej swojej znaio
mel, nazywajacej sic Magnop, kt6ra policja
mocno sledsifa. ale ME prsytrzymaia byia
jeszcze. O tel Magnon wspominalismy jua:
by1a ona z Thenardierami W stosunkach, kt6.
re szczegofowiej okreslimy p6zniej i mogia
odwiedsajsc EOonine slusyc "a most misdsy
Salpetriere a M~sgdalenkami.
Wiasnie W lynn czasie, braku dowo
dow W sledztwie prowadzonem przeciwko
Thenardierowi wzgledem jego corek, uwol.
Mono Azelms i Eponins.
Kiedy Eponina wyszla, Magnon, kt6ra
czatowala ma mia u bramy Magdalenek, wrs
czy3a jej billet Brujona do Babeta. wraz z DO
leceniem, by wyswiecila interes. Eponina u.
dala sic ma ulics Plumet, poznala krate i o.
gr6d. badaia dom, szpiegowaia, czatowaia i
W kilka dni pdzaiej z~aniosia Magnon, miesz.
kajacej prey ulicy Clocheperce, sucharek,
ktory Magnon przeslala kochance Babeta W
Salpetriere. w taiemniczym symbolizmie
wiszienia sucharek znaczy: mic do zrobie
mia. Tax. &c w niesne(na tvdzie6 Rahot /;
Brujon, spotkawszy sic z SODA, kiedy ie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

ca4e1 piracy mad swa kwatera indygo, starxeo
bardso byf smecEony, powstal jednak, polo.
1yf ksiasks ma lawce j chwiejacym sic kro-
klein, sgarbiony, poszedf ku studni: tn chwy.
chi "a fahcuch, ale ME mial nawet lyle silly,
by 60 odcsepic. Odwr6cil sic w6wcsas i
wsrok pefen niepokoju podni6sl ku niebu,
kt6re saczynaio sic napefniac gwiazdami.
Pogodny wieczor przygnebiajaco oddzialy.
wat ma csfowieka to swOja cechs iakieis DO.
nurej i w~iecznej radosci Wssystko zapowia.
dalo, &c noe bedzie tax sucha, jak suchym
byl dxie6.
- Wszedzie gwiazdy = pomyslal sta.
REC Ami jednej chmurkil AMI jednei kro.
phi wody!- / znowu spuscil glove, kt6ra
podni6sf by{ ma chwils. Podni6sl ja potem
znowu i ~jeszcze popatrsal ma niebo szepczac: 1
= Kropelks rosyl odrobins litosci!
Raj j~esscse spr6bowal odczepic la6cuch
i ME m6gl. w tel chwili ~uslyszaf jakis gfos,
kt6ry przem6wil do niego.
Ojcze Mabenf, chcecie aebym wan
podlala ogr6d2
W tejze chwili powstal szmer taxi, iak.
gdyby dixie zwierze przedzieralo sic przez
zywopfot, i pan Mabeuf ujrzal wychodzeca z
krakow wysoka, chuda dziewczyne, kt6ra
stanawszy pred MIN, smialo patrzaia mu W
oczy. Byio to, ME lyle podobne do istoty
ludzkiej, CO do jakiejs postaci, kt6ra wypfy.
meta z mrOku.
Zanim ojciec Mabeuf, kt6ry, jak luz
wiemy, przestraszai sic latwo j predko, edo.
iaf odpowiedziec jedno siowo, istota ia, kt6.
rel rugby miaiy W ciemnosci iakas dziwacz.
ma szorstkosc, odczepila la1cuch, zanurzyia i
wyciagnefa wiadro i napelnila polewaczke
pc chwili starowina ujrzal, jak to zjawisko
z bosemi nogamii W podartej sp6dnicy biega.
10 wsr6d kwater, r~ozlewajsc zycie dokola Sic.
bic Ssmer woody, spadajscej IA liscie, wpra.
wiai W zachwyt dusze OLGA Mabeuf. Zdawa.
TO mu sic. &c rododendron musial bye szczes.
hwy teraz Wypr6zniwsEy p~ierwsze wiadro,
dslewczyna napefniia drugie, potem t~rzecie.
Podlala caly ogr6d. Kiedy tax przesuwafa
sic wsr6d dr6zek, postac iei wydawais sic
zupelnie czarns; diugie kosciste ramona
podrzucaly chustke cafkowicie wystrzepiona;
wszystko to czynilo ia niejako podobna do
n~letoperza. Kiedy skohczyla, ojciec Maubef
zblizyf sic re fzami W oczach i poiozyl reke
ma jej czole.
Bog Gle poblogoslawi- rzekl
tes a~niolem, DO troszczysz sic o kwiaty.
Me odpowiedziala jestem sza.
tanem, ale to mi wszystko jedno.
Starzec, ME czekajac ma odpowiedz ME
slyszac jei, m6wil dalej:
Jaka szkoda, &c jestem tax nieszczes.
Hwy tax ubogi, ze ME moge mic zrobic ola
ciebie!
Owszem, moaecie cos-odpowiedzia.
Ia.
Go takiego2
-. Powiedziec mi gdzie mieszka pan
Marjusz.
Starzec ME zrozumiaf.
Jaki pan Marjusz?
Podni6sl sw6j szklanny wsrok i zdawsf
sic szukac czegos, co znikfo.
Miody czlowiek, kt6ry przychodzii
tutai dawniei
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

Zjawisko ukazujace sic ojcu Mabeuf.
Marjusz ME chod1il juz do nikogo, CA.
sami tylko zdarzafo mu sic spotykac OLGA
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-05-24

Marjusz.
Starzec ME %zrozumiaf.
Jaki pan Marjuss?
Podni6sl sw6j ssklanny wsrok i zdawsf
sic szukac czegos, CO znikfo.
Miody czlowiek, kt6ry p~rzychodzif
tutaj dawniej.
Tymcsasem p. Mabeuf szukaf W pamieci.
Achl TAX. zawo}al, wien, O kim mo.
wicie. Z~sczekaicie! pan Msrjusz.. baron
Marjusz ~Pontmercy, a taxi mieszka... a IA.
czej ME mieszka jut... ME wiem.-- M6wiac
to nachylh sic ola przymocowania galsski 70.
dodendronu j m6wil dalej:- Prawda, teraz
przypominam sobie... Przechodzi on bardzo
czesto bulwarem i idzie W strone ulicy Ia
Glaciere, Utica Croulebarbe. Pole Skowron.
ka. ldzcie tamtsdy. hatwo 60 spotkac.
(oi'g dalssy nastspD.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06
Death of Antoine Therriault.
Communicated I

Many friends of Antoine Therri-
ault are mourning his sudden death.
His noble character and sunny, bouy-
ant nature endeared him to ALL To
his brothers and sister (Mrs. Adam
Ouillette in their sorrow the COM
munity at large extends it's SYM
pathy. To the wife and baby now
journeying the dreary road from To
bacco, no words can convey the in.
finite sadness of their loss.
Antoine Tnerrault was born in
Maine, 35 years ago. He came to
Montana and Flathead valley
in 1884, taking up ranch at Tobac-
co, in 1887, where he has since re
sided.
The cause of his death was neart
failure following severe attack of
tonsilitis. He had been i'll only three
days preceding his death. All that a
skillful physician and loving friends
who were in constant attendance
and who were present when he died,
could do, was done. But the kind,
loving husband, father and brothc.,
passed away.
Then came the sad journey down
the dark waters of the river Koote-
mai Then by rail to kalispel!,
where kind lands received the body
and relieved the weary yigils of
Charles Young, who accompanied the
remains, the entire distance.
There is no death. What seems
SO is transition;
This breath of mortal life, is put the
entrance to fields Elysian,
Whose portals we call DEATH"
The funera! will occur tomorrlA
Wednesday,, Nov. z, at 2 i. H.,
from the residence Of his brother,
Michael Therriault, Fourth avenue
east.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. J. Wilson, of Columbia Falls,
was visitor in the city yesterda.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Therriault,
from the east side, were called to the
city owing to the death of Mr. An
tome Therriault.
J. w. Loyelace, who resides On the
east side was in the city yesterday.
Charles Olson, of Columbia Falls,
was in Kalispell yesterday.
Howard Sanford, of Lakeview, is
in the city.
NJ Martin, of Cut Bank, is with
friends in the city.
Henry Therriault, of Poison, has re-
turned to Kalispell. He had started
on his return to lis home When no
titled of the death of his brother
C. E. Petit, who resides at Lake
side, is registered at the West.
Mrs. \. L. Hodges, of jamestown.
N. Y, arrived in Kalispell, Sunday
night.
J. o. Cox, of Fort Benton, is in the
city and may decide to make Kali
lspell his future home.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06

Some of the money which mas been
in this county to help the barrel
crowd win at the election today was
dished out but only the favored few
do the voting were considered rank
outsiders and will continue to hold
the sack, as in the past, unless they
demand what is coming to them. Don't
be cheap. Get your 5000 or moth
ing.
Wanted to Buy-Ranch partly i'm
proved; near town. Apply "The
Fair"
Position Wanted-By young man;
will work for board and wishes to go
to school. Leave word at this office.
The hard worker and voter, the fell
lows who have been furnishing the
surface WORK for the barrel crowd
in this county, were put off with
promises again yesterday and inform
ed that they must 40 their duty before
they would come in TOR the "long
green Not a fe W called at the
private headquarters as we'll as the
public offices, but owing to the short
time in which the barrel was open
could not get next. The stuff was
there boys and you should have had
your 5000. If you don't get it some
one is holding out. get the goods.
Don't take promises.
A speciality made of the finest
domestic and imported whiskles and
brandies for family and medical use.
Everything exactly as represented.
kalispell Liquor & Tobacco Co.
Bids on Poles Wanted---Bids will!
be received on 500 tamarack poles,
well peeled, 35 feet long, not less 3
inches in diameter at small end. both
ends sawed off square, delivered on
the street in Kalispell. Big Forks
Electric Power and Light Co.
The Flathead fruit exhibit which
was in Butte last week, is now in Hell
ena and attracting great crowds. The
Helena papers speak IN very flat
tering terms OF Doth the exhibit and
the county. The fruits are displayed
in the store of the Parchen Drug
Company, which is located in the bus
mess part of Helena, at the foot Of
Broadway.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06
DO YOU BELIEVE IN THIS?
If so, Vote For the Independent Dem.
ocratic Legislative Candidates

ocratic Legislative Candidates
In view of the fact that the repub-
lican members of the sixth legislative
assembly, with few exceptions were
guilty Of accepting brides. as we'll as
of base party treachery, and that two
republican conventions of this county
have, by silence, endorsed such action,
we therefore declare that party I'M
worthy of the confidence of the people
and it's legislative nominees must
be viewed with distrust. Ii, unlike
their predecessors, they resist the
temptation of bribery, they must vote
for thu. representative of trusts and
corporations, Thomas II. Carter, whom
we regard as the Mark Hanna of Mon
tana.-From the Independent demo-
cratic county platform.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06

If you don't know where to find
me, go to the Kalispell hotel, No. 20
Main st. Leave your order and l
will do the rest. Great Northern en-
ployment Office. J. Benham, propri-
etor.
NOTICE-My wife having wilfully
left my bed and board on account OF
three unruly boys, l hereby notify
all persons not to haroor, maintain or
trust her in any way, shape or form,
for l shall pay no Cebts made by her
after this date. r. S. STANICLIFT.
Kalispell, Mont. Oct. 90.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-11-06

J. w. Britain, of Portland, has pur-
chased the studio of VIM. Inglis and
by prompt attention to customers
hopes to retain the trade enjoyed by
Mr.. Inglis. The finishing of kodak
views especially solicited.
Old Oscar Pepper bourbon, one Of the
leading American WHISTLES; also Her
mitage, Old Grow, w. III. McBrayer,
Guckenheimer and Jed Clayton, at Kal-
ispell Liquor & Tobacco Co.