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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

If the latest edlct of the American
government in Cuba is a sample of ZEN
lightened civilization" the Cubans may
be excused if they are suspicious that
the tyranny of the Spaniard is about to
be eclipsed by the tyranny of the Amer
lean. 1t seems to be conceded that the
crying need of Cuba is good schools, and
that they might be better equipped fol
their work a number of Cuban schoo
teachers recently came to the United
States for a course of didactical instruc
ton. They have won golden opinions
from those with whom they have come
in contact here and have entered will
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10
THE LADY POET OF THE ROCKIES.

Miss Popsic McSwat of Lost Creek sends in
this graphic word picture of Morning on a
Ranch"
The sun-lips kiss the smiling earth with loves
impetuosity,
The bubbling waters at my feet flow on with
merry bub,
The brindle calf scarce three days old, with
wonderful precocity,
Corrals its mamma 'gainst rock to get its
morning grub.
The breezes monkey with the pines with rude
familiarity,
And likewise monkey with the hair frizzled
out yestere'en,
The old hen scratches up II worm, and, moved
by Christian charity,
Calls up the chicklets which she thinks are
yet too young to wean.
The cattle fill the morning air with rude So
prano bellowings,
The old horse at the picket rope in restless
manner tugs,
And down tho sinuous old creek the meadow
lark with yellow wings
Hops through the mazes of the grass in sea rcll
of hapless bugs.
All! it's scene to win the poets thoughts from
earthly things
And land them in the realm where folks go Wis
iting on wings!
Denver Evening Post.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

The specification" of the Philippines
goes merrily on. Last week the pacified
were more active than ever and am
pushed several parties of American
troops, killing some of them. In addi-
ton to the killed and wounded General
Macarthur sends home long list of sol
diers who have died of disease. The
pacitied find strength to continue their
resistance in the fact that McKinley's
commission, headed by Judge Taft, give
no encouragement whatever to the idea
of Filipino independence even under
American protection. The intentions of
the republican administration toward
the Filipinos appear to be exactly the
same as the intentions of Great Britain
toward the Beers absolute subsection
There is phrase by celebrated Eng.
lishman which the Americans used to
quote with great gusto before the repub
lican imperialistic policy was launched
Brought up to date it would read some
thing like this: If were Filipino as
| am an American l never would lay
down my arms, never, NEVER, NEVER
That phrase should be the slogan of the
Filipino rebellion" The Filipino re-
sistancc to American government and
American taxes is every whit as justifi
able as was the American resistance tC
English government and English taxes
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

There seems to be some doubt in the
minds of many Just where Teddy Roose
welt will get off in case Mckinley is de-
feated. Having been forced onto the
ticket, can he jump at the last moment?
Teddy is like the boy who had the inter
view with the hen-he is seeing a -plenty.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

Burchard's Rum, Romanism and Re
bellion' did not cause half the furore as
Teddy's recent speech, yet it defeated
Blaine. The republican managers should
tie Teddy's tongue if they expect to win
out; but will they?
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

SCENIC AMERICA FREE-To yearly sub
scribers Of the Bee. Read the premium offer in this
paper.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

The people elect officers to enforce the
lawsuit always against the other fel
low.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-08-10

SCENIC AMERICA FREE-TO yearly
subscribers OF the Hee. Read the pre-
MUM offer in this paper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

hhW huNh hEFt u COTTON
ths la,ai .1ttaa tfada ssaIu HaaIf. Ca
hitua sympathy n 600 eu.0Js af tH.
iateisu tuns tl .rgata a enah spa.lIa
ave rnthualtaul oH tha IHus all. auI H
fsapeasa ta nfm cables aaf matb.t .saI.
lmH,td up a q. ia p.iuis 600 lb. ..U
1ba adfanoa was foii.ssl tf shsrp
iuIn and auhsaiasHt fauI I..Iu.
anilh caffied pu0ss an n ta a p.IU.a
uum the upfUiu suIis
sharuF au.f miid latte mait.t .taua
"a o.mpi.i.1 aut piirsa uufA.l .i..ii.
F uraaIt hp..uiatiaH tt.aH.. I.Hs s.
ut. at tla aasaian pF.sfoa.ea aHI slai.
uaiF UaiIYu.t u professional .I.U
u.as IH. wsfkft ras nHail ..ff .I.s
If 9th p.IHes GOO U.I.t. u.I I.u.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

h' yoa have tbat ursd i,,uus u.
you teei alugsisb. tuu.t aoa out oi
su'tA gouvlalbf 90 ,uu have al.A
hsadaehef hsyuu have pWpIss. ,,ut
Noah. tlutolus. uIttts tulrs uJ utb,I
rssuita 90 eausupatluI iu ta healthy
ttH arwtl ut tht body Ul. bowels
nupt ba sept lp au aptty htsItuy
eoudittuU auh uuthtug I9.a ttaa we'll
A. hal',la laxative laDlsu Too,
urihs q plear, urY complexion aud d
clear head A tAuet Ut tsotaksu 81
elsh1 m.kes you ivel nus ia the mofu
luH The t0a packages Duutaiu lu
tableta agd the lAg paoasgss 6u ta1.
is't ubgapiate eustrt w Hailat
70 w'itteu GA eseb package lsksAiie
hvdielue bsmpAei Chicago psupuo
tuss aamp's ffge humDmbet tnus
sule eanslip4NaU sold ty a. ID
hsufgo. 0uthrit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

WICHITA hAhh hflt ls uuua
Tha hDs nafkst oioa-d struus lsst,f.
day at q uigkA nss ths rr..ipta
wsfu tscredmsp uHht fu, % tuesdaY ani
.hue ths buyers aii had Dfitra o., hHsa
there wee nu nsht owes tHv itw pn,Iinsa
puid Naa the pfneipal huftr aud Mech.
vile was these al che ttiao auh would
apuuiitaa have bapn active buyer DO tta
recoipta hah bosu buuil.ut to aartaut
tbs sstttus uf hoes tnuush 60 tat. bead.
sd ssyotl dDpuia ds,t.d Data
fho martet op,a.,i at.ali tH uDus
iDdal Ittlu paa bsiieI suppb .u th
earl math.t sut tlauius vaa active
Ths COO puNs aaa DiD asalu.t t Hb..
YtstsrdsE but tbe t.u, .atNAia tust
brouvht tr puau etr. ta. wu .t .f
huHH
reoepts 900. hsb aJO usft eco. at
rfssa HiO at Nm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

Toe uu.uitA uuia b ura.. uuU.
Hnnh .s au Imw..a. aIi A.. '.iD st.v
ia % ahl|s th. NaHIas t,l
Iua tue lu Htr. stapa aDi ,uIui
iueI uUts nist tst,mIF palut.u 81
ll 49, tApsllsH8s4 aitat aui u4,U ts
produced bs utAug ,uat ul
Ys,fupo tAuusaud dulaf. Atilu hau.
tb= collar euik tu.ts a,a aastea ui ,o.
psAtuet.uua mais ii,.eul hus pbat.
staphs ui ta'i,ts. au ttat ths ttaIst
WsY tayp an associate ldpa ul ,hsm
1na lubllab.ts' aauauua utut iu au
pthut eDlum the pu.s ls su .suta
hea oY Asi, a-dttsa che puNuata,a
Wiimet Athiaspu O0 ttli.dalt1ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

wber.a. tt.f. ... I.t,...
a...t Il. tt.I.te ~. I.I...
r...t, ~...r.tl.. ..l.. .st
I. ..tbg,g asd g..Is.t.J
tIaaatto ba totsd tlf iLa taII
ly abe people of she tu.ttF.
at.toIail1u aomatdIuE au la.
statlEatluu af Ibe rstuIta uf
tbIa touuty end pIrdstug abe
puunty sommtsaiuLsfs taUfdlr
tu.h IuteauaatIuu. I'D
Nbuftas ruIh tetuIut uu wee
by such .uusolt tlau uEhiEu.
hlth by she fttuIuuuuH UHu
mIites aud tt tbt DuntFutl4u
IIaUIt aau
Nttttaa. WU tsITf. up
people Ut tbla UouHtt tat. tht
uFbt 4o t. auuat zoo ,.u
ohio. ~ tb. e'uutf records.
auI tat au.b l.maud aaa
Iuat Now tU.IrfaIu HaIt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

Nt Wuiu RAMS httt Bio .ttIN.
QUl.t mIIIuus hu N
atM tuith hEtr s DurIIH Iu.
t.r.a up,nHl .tsadF at ih. aIt.U.. 1u
..HU.I N. October fU h.I.mi.I I
ts Defender n 90 Iauan 90 a. l.U.
uart D ea Mat.h ps Mll ua I.u.
H e IuIf YU
iINtNpNu. strI H ymil.
apt iu moderate IsmaHt ptI..a t.u.t.
.mefitau mlddans 10 n p,u..
ll.au HN Now Nuih COTTON H.uI.ub d.
t' b. ult.tal o. Isl. u...ub.t b. aI. Ia.
uaD W Wg Match $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

hAhaAa ,IN hEtl JertAttlh
neceipta iaupi steady tsu oeuia iusss
Native atpua "a 10 at o. .l. i,Aa. atsa. q
a@ Al 500 tsaAa ruua o. 70 et o. 30.
nauts eses aua tait.ta sia at tsD.
rtoekrss sud tsedsfa N % at o. .y. uYil4
d b at ttv
tiuna htaslpla tuua. naIt.t .ttaus
ip 3 penta hsktl huik ul atlua b. s sl
b 81. htasl N.@ at hAi ua,Hsra b. "a
~ . o.. mnsed b lu az o. ~. usbt D. ir.
at bAi splkqrs % 30 4t D. 81, pia. b. .,
at 64
auEEf- Ktttlfte tua msttet at.lll
iamns ESQ at N.Q. mwt.ua 81 sy aI
4W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

br tupIn aErl s DhItbD u.
eeipis lst. maitti attall pauf. .l...4
81 81 at b. n. HmrhesH aub f..A.H asI
at WW. lnN. aua bsisial l.u nl o. a.
Tfass anl luaisH HIrHa Na ai % bH.
easa aaa hslitfa o. atN l.ssa 4pl
ipaiaa tisefs - As attiw. .paa aal n.ll
so d % All $40
NO0a ~ e.lpia aau maftsl aualI.
pisa ala NsAus D. a. at NH u..t.f.
Eiaat A Nl putDbfH hpat
nnNEt heflpu Aea, maIt.t s..lI
uailfn mpiians nN at tia Hmu. 90
~ b.M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

90 Lurla otrr % WuEAr uah.
be- hu red olah oIetatli uN ,lt"h
u at nr Htptsmbsf U.. u.FI.I f.
pslsmtaf la|a. May ns. n' tII
iaa at h
tnnH Iaa.I. Fu ...H t. IIs.a
Hge Hsptamh.f s4 t.niH u..U.I a
isarouibrr aaesc Ieaf uftr
nhrH HtIHuHrt. nH .#n I..
ttath H at hl h.p.aur.i 1885,, u..H..,
uhD n..,nhef uh. MU u4. hY
ahif. $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

Hr lurts aErr 90 tiuJmdIm
pal.Dta $50 az $50. eam Du., huI
atraisut g. 80 at % al. ,Iuar o. IS, at tI.i.
bN aalt meats uDAst st.a11T .sla
ahHta p9 90. ,..a, uts Nu. ..a.
stiea NA
ha.Hu bHhsi steady ratts sl.u. b. It
i.g Dissr llus o. 90. ,Isar aiits ssI Is
hraslps npr aua. wheat bod ea ....
atnu. .ata Wsa
npIruaNte hHui lirn. at.tt I.. ra.
.au uluuu D4U il Ga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

heuhlfA % q asptsWtlt 80 40.
iilu i.i she ubase occasion pU viii
asll tleAsla o. Nsekitk attato I'd ua.
a,t Vue tbifa iata iul uaui t,lp
iiateta Ya ha a-ptsab.i ab GOOD
tu 'stutu ustsbe, lat D,bunu4us paa
aA|s iu sseb iilegiiss a Ds,bi4a
Aauut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

hANaAa CiTY SEPT u WuEAr
pslsmR.s uae NaF UhHh. casa b.
q hsfd aa at uc. Nu e# at POI. Ns
a rtl ~ at tts No uaIIt.
CONS usotn,bsr sta at H0 MaF H at
49, Caah No mRef N'teI Ns a
uhlte wAD Ho b maa
OATS ho Al atite uN.
RKH go d se
nav Dhsis umsibl p s pIaIr b. a
at pm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

hitI...sI aHH.H.. tH..I.Is.. .. t.l.
NA a.H AiHh
ua A.sp.t 500 2, .a4 s.Ft.wt.t
ttsNla. es aIt tsii ,aapN uIF u.s.
tss ,. usse.t ,.iu'sa. afHsss yvst
ls. Hlsae s.4 aFfle, HeN lska ,l4
asl NsAsh ~ the tatF ri .ss lsis rlss
sf NN Ief iha fHNnA blN
tlasl latafH llNtt NHtahei Ai lHsN
tiasall ssAtlasasa gss,sas NJ ,s Vfat
NNiti ssa slls#sH pslNh ait.f ehlaA
shlp tfes N1ll shhilswti VglafN
$40 Mast Het ~ ssAaeaast FsfilTt
sees Ata iala ls4N isls ~ ssla a4
istsl lsAe lNiatRt Az Nslsfs
saailsaass rstfkss
Al tosslss ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20


New thr0agh tfains ~ ruftlaud aod
fuHst bsusd. ''fks hsFiis9tou North
sra fsuina hsprass nsw daiiy
thfoagh traiu irom kAsssa Uity ani
at leaaph iuf Linaoia Negth Ws.t
NebfaasA hlaok uil|h. Wyamlas
M1utana Washingtou. raooma seal
Puget auuud sud Portiaad. OfsEan
yia hilliuga. M1ntaua che ahart lice
aud tino savor o. tha uppof uartt 0sat
10 sautfal MoatanA in "a koufa. a.
che Puget Huund la 20 h8urs hum
ths Misaouu rlvur Through
coaches and uhair eara. through taat
les tlefpora. tbruaHh dlhlua eAt cot
vice and atAudafd sleepafa THE IL
tfe maia travelled road itun tho Mla
suurl rvof 81 tbs n0Tthutal
No no.. hansas Clty aad at Joseph
o. htbfaaka. beaver Colorado. ltah
iaglna ooaat and ths Mouth Vie
oEdaui AlaO o. she Mufthweat hilus
taua WaahiuH 400, urrHon. Vie Llauaiu
aad hiillpga WEEKLY ualitssuia sa
guthlana
ho sh. hsbfaska O.Iafa4s Espisss.
boa hsnsas uity and 80 Joseph the
latust uight Iala Zoe Nsufaaka. Colo.
ratu. Utah aad faUlna aaaat
60 The East Ch,oaso snd at luuis
greatly impfoved trslaa la tims aui
s4uiptnaut
no tbe North beet tfalua daily 60
umaba. 10 faul. Minneapolis and tha
Lste sogiuu
l.. , hHluaUH " WAAsist
Z 4 A, ueg1 rass AssAt
Gsnssa Oity. No. bt lauia Ms
h0uAhu htttUtG.
uensFal haaaseG
bl luasph No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

ullCAq0 anrr mr cAAllp b
oeIpis HaN mtelu4lus ~ naslals sa
iNa lesaRa active ai.aa slesaf 81
shaas laatf, unteh.ls sialk anatsf. sua
Afan Htfa4i a0al lo pFlHs sieefa 81 Az
al NQ poaf "a wsAlanl NA 40 81 ni
AofAefe sNa lsrassa 4 d "a Wa. aaas
lysg up AZ y ~ lskss "a alssH n ~
AZ Nh lsasa sfeaa altest b 40 81 ilt
1eaaa baNs - q ai NN
hIllae HecNlHis ialsA Meo. loiaaf
me MuN lalf efgF ANA aqt,a HHts
h|4Hel ~ d d uAtsl sat enlet|a q n
N NNi eapa IA laaaa tsaff NM AZ
pasA neAHG " AZ N@ usAt
tf 80 paAh es7 tlH ~ -
alInNF NNtufla HM aNesp ktRal
nMlt y "a aset hsgi asha n A,las
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

tN...ra.. .HH n. Isa .H.. ...
~. N |tta esa
UtattSU
N aaEit h.vt0 a,
s,bsula GNiP.'Etss ts'S
utHt Hellf Nemts HlasHs t.n
.t As.iasRe lis
"a l,i fsia.tat0l tl.fa #.e'i
" ,si ,s li's
,la, g g,Jt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

LIVERPOOL HEif WuEAI
apat nm Ne lai eaaisn a.n... a
i.atl ~ nftheru fsfna % i.I.
Na caHfnruis Cd l.1d at o. .f
Estafsa sta.at hsrtamusf a. fsi.
usefmtfr a. bm
COnh apat Aweu.an mu.i u.a.
aaisi h ta ntormbfr e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

taks liis as "a .an.ss. aua uaa. tU.
aust 90 aI,.uwstap.,H Mt Ii 4.
bed ,4H4t a, ...H tatu UAlIAuu
uuktuJusu hhHuT Il. l...
hpuuu tpmtdI iut s.I,a ItI..I auI
.ta ..I, rI... .. auI .. ..U.
NUstI.t a. Hlu auu n HIl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

aNtHt-'t h"WttHt hatHa tH auiHtHHH.
numuigt tuurl.t uttsta ta uttyti.
colorado rptuFa sua l4,ula aIII g.,
placed uu aale Jane lat aul auId lalIt
500 to aud lueludips n,pttmbtl I1tn
I''u, witb uual tstutu lIwItut uetut..
liat lbuu stop utrta alI te allowed
su golug tlp ait,l t,a.tIuF tN. uut
'ululaiu ya.awuu p.'u' lIa Ittu.l
tup uuat b. eu absolutely u.ntuusu.
paaaass. Uana,e..uF .u tbU .stt .I
.aetutl.u ty tuy i.iu. a4eut
uuUnlsH At.bt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20
tiII\ JONES
Vine View VINEYARD
uathfit utIsH.aa

rHlpsI q. aai 500 ID I.. I..u...
Wlaa ,aalios .a ,.at alIat 5000. laI
us.a anI adala.. amn
isaJt, Puau8y 90
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Leader Printing Go.
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tn,ta s,s tNsa,ts.u nAttwta
tab, fuuat Nuuls "a, Ftla.y tlns OaaRJu
tllY ug Wl,hlta go
al lOuln aut an potato
hANaAo tllh aud all puluta uattt auu waat
tu,bt 1pNuaa baa uo,ll wide ,gputatua wYulgtlu
hDtIu pta paau, It-att tbe curative ut.i.a al whpss
ual.4 Nlu uu tuv Antu,tu ,.uuput aul us ttAud
.ul .I thp a.,u.tY auiIIa1a.a that ui Colorado
Passenger uaIu tatlut uhlAtuu. tlB az $500 aud
N.bt tt N p a,tNta Goa 49, l.ua tul lulIuout uuIpug
aI .l aaut .Iua. connection aII i.t tne
fa. .uE,i Naa .ntua a, luu. at ual. auN.a U ok
U..t ,f 'ua lu.vut s,tnIut atd uEuth aut Wichita tt
/ Wichita hklahuulf
Nb uIth ua Santa t, uut a.lt.. tptss-i WetaF
tU.t lupIuI.t atl tuu .utlt tl3. tuluAn ulaetY
f,.lsla t.tu.eu al lluIa uhIttpma NlY sut Wlpblta
Nh,H pu.,haa.u. Ieu uthsta s-s tbAt utt taQ
.,I. l.u, Fu, laltN.l tAlt sata taI un ailllt
u b. puaA. pal tasa Aat WNbua hss
nUh AN hhAbhN coca tasa Abt. ht a.
li D. AOAAVM Ntuetai MAuAl,t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

uut b'auhs ,,u b, relied apou a5 absulutelY COZ.
t,,t lt1,,a uu application in any quantity
uum I Go 100000 Address
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-09-20

tpIIg DtAasstapl gspt.mu.t aIss.
,pnp tef ,ns .t1sa y,ess.ag va a0,
stll tlgtsts 3. upls at sAi, so ia,. aui
lpe tt'rd ip, tbs 'uual ula oD t.,
laste pIau. Atetpia pu utaa.l La
twgau p 10 smbsl la Aut ~ ulu ts
hYapffi ipl tetWFu at uHt thlfI hls
HF tH neptemtal tu Utftlulatga d.
ts eisasa pt lpwsp 3 laae AZ D.
Pa hlta Asspt
tbe tpfs soa sita aau..N fpad she
tafW laaFaal ~ Wlit haIp Aepp tlau.
pa ~ isgw W. wiil hepd 10 ave
Fe#fs thR feaslNaef ui iBn1 sGh All al
lpul lHpa. ltls apa 1904 ~ eFsF4aau
Fha aill sapsaflte iaf she Wgtkb
teAasf eqlh pARNs ~ w. piisl VI
segs galy
fAp Nse kagk tglansls a. tbs
nlliAefY Ngpag tlaent az tse agasA
leeiss hA4q Alfiisd sRa sga batI pte
ysfiaa lag ~ stHsf eEAeA lsll ppae
la httefal eaN sldtAs nAse 0esa
e1aeA ~ lheil lagge lelaa el ~ plasta
ieA all sle hkpl baAl 4Altas avsa
~ wv aHA le#tallfe seeds % lbN
~ eess psaaes,a sassssn
.'t4s IA ftft Ntitt =
NN"HFb "A NJ tiNalet alss lislf
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13
Notice of Inspection of Great
Northern Railway

Notice is hereby given that on the dates here
matter mentioned the Board of Railroad Com
missioners of North Dakota will Inspect the
lines of the Great Northern Railway within the
State of North Dakota, at which time all par
ties who have complaints or petitions to submit
may do SO at the time of the Commissioners
arrival at each station on said line. All parties
having petitions or complaints to file with the
Commission are requested to submit thesam
writing. The following schedule has been ar:
ranged, will be carried out, and the Commits
sion will traverse said lines in accordance
Herewith. The Commission is unable to state
the hour at which they will arrive at each point
along the line and the public will have to de-
pend upon the agents at the several stations re-
garding their arrival.
Following is the schedules:
Monday, July l6th-Leave Fargo on regular
train No. 8, inspect to Grand Forks. By syecial
inspect to Neche run to Grafton; inspect to
Walhalla run to Grand Forks.
Tuesday, July l7-Leave Grand Forks. in
spect to Larimore; inspect to Churchs Ferry
dinner and leave Churchs Ferry, inspect to
St. Johns; and run to Churchs Ferry; inspect
to Rugby junction: run to Bottineau.
Wednesday, July 1S--Leave Bottineau; in
spect to Rugby Junction; inspect to Minot
Thursday, July 19-Leave Minot; run to
Larimore; run to Hannah; inspect to Lari-
Friday, July 2o-Leave Larimore; inspect
to Junction; inspect to Ripon: inspect to
Aneta; run to Mayville.
Saturday, July 21-Leave Mayville; inspect
to Wahpeton; run to Devile; inspect to Ha-
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13
The Burial Of Herbert Jones.

To the melancholy tolling of the
church bell this morning, large
numbers of friends of the late
Herbert Jones, whose sad taking
away has left a gloom over the en-
tire community, wended their way
in carriages and on foot to the
M. B. church to pay their last re-
spects to the departed. The
church was beautifully decorated
with flowers, and the crowds of
people entered the edifce to plain
tive strains sung by the Chicago
Lyric Quartet, the lady members
of which SO kindly consented to
come from Chautauqua to assist
in the ceremony. In a short time
the church was crowded with
people, the pail bearers, who were
intimate young friends of the de-
ceased, bringing the coffin to the
stand neal the pulpit. On the
platform Revs. May, Hamilton,
Strachan and Waddle took their
places: each to take a part in the
solemn services. After a beauti-
full and inspiring selection by the
ladies quartet, Rev. Hamilton, of
Mayyille, offered a touching
prayer. The scriptural text was
read by Rev. Strachan. After a
sacred selection, DR.. May delivered
the funeral address, one Of the
best ever heard in this city. He
spoke feelingly Of the bountiful
love of Almighty God, how He
does everything for the best, and
the words "Thy will be done"
echoed the sentiments Of the en-
tire sorrowing congregation. DR..
May emphasized the solemnity Of
the occasion, stating the great
sympathy for the bereaved ones
by the thousands Of people on the
Chautauqua grounds who were
witnesses of the sad tragedy. He
asked the blessing of God ON the
head of the aged and affectionate
mother, whose fondest hope and
support had been so suddenly
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

that there are thousands Of people
here every day in spite of the crop
failure, which has kept a great
many away who otherwise would
have been here. This shows that
the Devils Lake Chautauqua is
rapidly becoming, if it is not al
ready, the most popular institution
in the Northwest, Lieut.. Gov.
Devine when here remarked that
the time was not far distant when
5000 people would come here
regularly to spend the season, and
it looks very much as though his
prediction would be fulfilled.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-07-13

taken away from her presence to
the great beyond, where we will
all meet after earth's toll is over.
When DR.. May concluded the adj
dress, almost the entire audience
was in tears. Rev. Waddle closer
the services by an earnest prayer.
An opportunity was then given to-
all to viewthe remains, after which
the last sad rites we're ministered,
at the cemetery. ~
Herbert j. Jones had been a res
ident of this city almost from baby
hood, and was well known to our
sldest citizens. He was always
held in the highest esteem by his
friends, was bright, witty and az
leader in every undertaking. He
was kind hearted, esteemed by his:
fellow employees, and made life,
pleasant generally for those with
whom he came in contact. He
had been the main support of his!
aged mother ever since he had left.
school to devise ways and means
to carry out the charge imposed.
upon him by the death of loved
ones. No sadder blow has for
many years afflicted our commune
ity, and it will be a long time be-
fore it's people can forget the sad.
accident that befell him or the,
goodfellowship which he always.
extended to his friends. AS ~a
token of esteem and sympathy
the N. D., Press association this
afternoon rendered a donation of
$500 to the relatives of the de-
ceased, going to swell the fund.-
already raised.