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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
THE DRAGON FLAG OF WALES

Quarterly azure, and gules, four
lions PEASANT gardant counter-charg-
ed" Welsh people desire the Welsh
arms added to the standard, and Lon.
don heralds say that if Wales has any
arms, these are they. But are the
heralds correct? The dragon of Brit
ain figures Gin Gildas as we'll as in
Tennyson, and the dragon was the
flag of Dux Britannia of Roman days.
The house of Cunneda appears to
have kept the dragon flag and the
title of king of Britain for a time.
After Cadwallons death, however,
they became merely princes and cur
iously adopt the lion as their emblem,
while the dragon passes perhaps as
part of the hegemony of the island
to the Saxon kings of Wessex. Hast
ings field made an end of the dra-
gon as an English flag. The dragon,
however. became the Welsh flag again
when Owen Glendower, "by the grace
Of God Prince of Wales" rose in re-
volt against Henry w, and it was al.
so under the Red Dragon that Henry
VII (who claimed to be heir of A..
thur and Cadwallon) marched to Bos-
worth. That dragon flag was subse.
quently hung up at Westminster
There is, however, some historical
justification for adding the red drag
on to the English standard to repre-.
sent Wales. 1t would, however, be
interesting to know the exact device
on the flag of the Britons, borne be-
fore Charles |. when as prince OF
Wales he kept court at Ludlow castle
saturday Review.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

Uneasy lies the head that wears a
CROWN" and the car of all the Rus
sias is striking example of the
truth of the adage. That potentate
is in constant fear for his life and
even suspects the members of his own
household. The mechanism attach
ed to the doors of the imperial bed
room and study has been altered so
that only two or three persons know
how to open the doors from. the out
side. The study has five writing
tables, which the car uses indiscrim-
inately, so that nobody will know ex-
actly in what part of the room he is
sitting. The walls of the study and
bedroom have been lined with steel
plates. and also provided with sew
eral secret drawers. The mental
condition of the czar under such cir
cumstances is easy to imagine. II
he is in anything but state of con-
slant terror he is an exceptionally
brave man. There are plenty of peo-
pie able to face a known and visible
foe, but to know that even personal
companions and ostensible friends
may be ready at the first opportunity
to plunge a dagger in ones back Or
place deadly poison in ones food, ic
enough to strike terror to the stout
est heart.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
est heart.

The Rocky Mountain Magazine con-
tinues to get better with each issue.
The March number is full of good
things, about the best of which is
Pencil Pictures of Pioneer Pencil
ers." story of some of the early
newspaper men of the state. The
story of "Col. Redmond, of Illinois, "
is full of rich humor. 1t is by Paul
Hull, whose picture makes him look
like Aka Yerkes, the erstwhile bard
of Sourdough, at Bozeman. Hull
is a good story teller. DR.. Eggles.
ton of the Helena Independent did
not need to vOuch for that in the
footnote added to the story, which in
itself is ample proof of Hull's tai
ents as a raconteur. But the doctors
confederation of the alleged facts o.
the story was happy thought. L
was needed. If someone known tt
MOntanans as q man of unimpeacha
BILE veracity will now corrobate DR.
Eggleston, the readers of Hull's stor,
may be willing to accept Col Red
mond as creature of fact instead o
fancy
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

state department to take up the mat
ter of the settlement of the boundary
line, and the department has in turn
asked the geological survey to detail
three men for work. Besides restOr-
ing old monuments, the boundary
commission will gather data which
can be submitted to some future
commission of Canadians and Ameri-
cans to determine disputed points.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

Binger Herman, the commissioner
of the general land Office, may lose
his job, but should this occur, a west
ern man of prominence will be given
the post. Northwestern congress-
men are doing their utmost to insure
Mr.. Hermann's retention in Office, but
the Oregon man seems to have had
some falling out with Secretary Hitch
cock,
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

Libby people take pessimistic view
of the prospects of changes in the
line of the Great Northern and espec-
tally the cut off from Kaispell to Lib
by Surveyors on the Kootenai river
route are now said to have found a
perfect grade and in this the Libby
people do not seem to find much COM
fort. believing as they do that Troy
is apt to be the junction point.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1901.
KING EDWARD ON THE LIST.

AS indisputable evidence of it's pop-
uiarity with all classes, the Bee sub.
mits the fact that King Edward is
on it's subscription list. To avoid
any misunderstanding, however, it
might be we'll to add that King. Ed
ward, gets his mail, in this instance
at Dayton Greek. Incidentally the
fact mat the Bee is adding to it's
subscription list, daily and semi-week,
ly, at the rate of about thirty new sub
scribers every day, is proof that the
people of this town and county appre-
ciate live newspaper.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
QUEER LAWYERS FEES.

Sometimes there are fabulously
large fees paid to attorneys for SER
vices which seem trifling in comparison,
but it is only sometimes, not always,
that such fees are paid. The boy who
is educated for the law, who thinks
that within a year after he hangs out
his single he will have practice
which will insure him competence,
will find that he is up against an en-
tirely different proposition when he
enters on his chosen career. Even
the old lawyers do not always get
cash fees, and the stories of queer
fees that have been paid to Milwau-
kee lawyers alone would fill vol
ume. Burglars loot, farm produce, la
Dor of all descriptions, almost every
thing imaginable would appear on the
list.
The story of fee told by one young
lawyer is one of the kind where 4
lawyer does not like to have his name
mentioned, but it probably wasn't his
fault. A visitor was in the bachelors
den of the young lawyer, when he
noticed an engraved spoon hanging
by ribbon among some photographs,
as though it might be relic of some
sentimental collegian's love affair
"That spoon is fee for clearing a
client one time" said the owner Of
the decoration. Il had it given to me
after had defended old Bill Bradley,
the burglar.
when l was practicing up north" .
said Judge w. H. Halsey, Il had fee
in kind that appreciated as much as
l have $500 fees at other times.
had defended an old farmer in a
small suit. though I did not expect to
get any pay from him. The suit was
decided in our favor and the old far
mer and his wife went home. Some
months afterward the two came into
my Office with a package and bun
die tied up in handkerchief. The
puNhd6C was q 1Oll Vi UuLICl, tuS udllI
kerchief bundle was hazel nuts and
from the old farmers pocket came
two big, rosy-cheeked apples. That
butter, apples and nuts fee was as
satisfactory to me as any ever re
ceived."
|, For ten years have never pait
70 hO1y lo<l
one lawyer
THE rich landlord of the story
book style wanted the store the old
crippled umbrella man was using fol
a shop, and started to force the ole
fellow out. fixed him so nice thai
: he was allowed to stay. and evel
i since that l have taken my rail-
r shields to him and free mending
, That was all the fee l received fol
that case, too"
II had the secrets of my own lodge
: offered me as payment for service.
said one attorney who belongs to sew
eral secret orders. Il was sitting /,
my once one day when a we'll dressed
e woman came in and wanted my ad
) wee. Her husband. to whom she wa.
but recently married. was a member
of secret society.
: ~ think it's perfectly horrid of him
. to- she said, to have secrets and no,
. to tell them to me. When he mar
, ried me he said he would share every
thing with me, and the first thing
ask. almost. he won't do Can't you
make him?'
Il asked her to what lodge he be
longed and she told me the name Of
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
", SCHROEDER.
Wholesale Meats
and Cold STORAGE

This establishment is new
and very complete. Forty head
of fine young Flathead steers
are now dressed and in cold
storage.
Wholesale trade only is de-
sired and any contract can be
quickly filled.
PRICES.
BY the Side, cash 2 ~ per Ib
On time, good security, as
follows:
BY the Side g.. &c. per lb
Forequarters -. =. ..7c. per Id
headquarters :. :. :. -. .10c. per Id
Telephone 10. TOWN Office Opposite
O'Neil Lumber Co.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25
KINGS CORONATION OATH.

London advices say it is understood
that the government has decided that
there is no necessity to initiate legis-
lation for the purpose of altering the
phraseology of the coronation oath in
consequence of the disestablishment
of the Irish church during the late
Queens reign. The oath, it is held,
is sufficiently elastic to cover the
event which happened. The follow
ing is the form used at the coronation,
including the questions put by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, and the
sovereign's answers:
Archbishop-Is your majesty will
ing to take the oath?
King-I am willing.
Archbishop-Will you solemnly
promise and swear to govern the peo-
pie of this united kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland and the do1nin.
ions thereunto belonging according
to the statutes parliament agreed on
and the respective laws and customs
of the same?
King-I solemnly promise so to do.
Archbishop-Will you to the utmost
of your power to cause law and Justice
in mercy, to be executed in all your
judgments?
King-I will.
Archbishop-Willy you to the utmost
of your power maintain the laws of
God. the true religion of the Gospel.
and the Protestant reformed religion
established by law? And will you
maintain and preserve inviolably the
settlement of the United Church of
England and Ireland, and the doctrine
worship, discipline and government
thereof as by law established within
England and Ireland. and the territor.
les thereunto belonging? And will you
preserve unto the bishops and clergy
of England and Ireland and to IT,
churches there committed to their
charge all such rights and privileges
as by law do or shall appertain to
them or any of them?
King-All this promise to do.
Then advancing to the altar, kneel-
ing upon the cushion placed on the
steps and laying his right hand upon
the Holy Gospel in the Great Bible
the king takes the coronation oath
saying: "The things which l have hera
before promised I will perform and
keep. So help me God"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

The commission for remarking the
boundary between the United States
and Canada, especially in the Mount
Baker district, has been appointed.
and comprises three members of the
geological survey. Bailey Willis. F.
l.. Ransom and G.. o. Smith, who
will cooperate with Astronomer c..
H. st. Clair of the coast and geodetic
survey. This has been brought about
by northwest senators requesting the
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

an order of which, l myself was a
member. Then she went on:
" I tell you what, if you will make
him tell them to me will tell them to
you for making him do what | want.
That's fair, isn't it,? l should think
you would like to know things Need
them in your business, you know
II didn't accept that fee.''
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-03-25

Mr.. Carnegie has made another
handsome present, this time Offering
S5,OOO,OOO to Philadelphia to build IL
braries ON the same terms that his
New York gift was made.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12

Miss permeal French of Boise. state
superintendent public instruction.
arrived in Rathdrum Wednesday.
She is on Il tour of inspection and her
trip here is for the purpose Of visiting
the various depart ments in our public
school. While in the city she will re
main the guest of Miss Eliza kcrch-
eSal
Owing 10 III oversight on The part
of our compositar. the names of the
following pupils were omitted from
the school report published ia lasi
weeks Republican: High school
Ninth CRATE: Frank Green ~, Pearl
Cook 30 Grammar room seventh
grade: Thomas LAWN ~. Primary
room MOI absent during term: Guy
Feeley.
Marion kooke. manager for +. NJ.
Thompson. y large importer ~ fine
millinery Al los Milwaukee avenue.
Chicago. says. During the late Sc
WV N'dtil'i : ihfEii' "a il'sh'iihi ''it
which kept me awake Al night and
made me tnit ~ attend my work
during he day Onc Ot my millinprs
was taking chamberlain i Cough Rem.
edy for a severe cold AT that time.
which seemed Ia relieve her 81 quick
/ ~ That ! bought some for myself. II
acted like magic and began 10 i'm
prove al once | am now entirely well
and feel very pleased 10 arknoulc ledge
lis merits. For sale bs +. Wen.
druggist. a
The Occur Il Alenc Press has this "a
SAY ~ two al our fellow -townsmcn.
'.G. W klapf and {. ". Shoup Of
Rathdrum were visitors In town sun.
day Mr.. kiepl is IN the furniture
] and undertaking business IN on,
beighburins town. lie carries good
line and uuderse.!s all competitions
IT, says that his business Is satiSfar
tory and lie believes ia letting IA,
pubic know lie Is 10 business by ad
18ertiSing lie ordered an advertise
ment ia the Pres, because he AavS il
vii pay. People who Keep their light
j hid under bushel never do much bus
iaes.s and Mr. klapf knows this.
III. Gofiinet. who has been actin.
a. foreman on this section for the las
Two months. during the sickness o
Foreman eaHnors, left for Rockiand
Wash. on tie Washington Central
yesterday. where he viii nave charg,
~ a Section. FL viii be missed 81
his host II Raj f1drum friends, anon.
whom he Was generally popular. II
this connection the friends Of Mr.
HfannnrS viii ~ highly pleased to Learn
that THAI gentlemen is again able 4
resume work Geo. has certainly hal
a hard pull and a long pull. and az ON
time during his sickness serious doubt
were entertained as To his recovery.
W. +. Whitaker. cashier Of TN
IIumhirl Lumber company, came
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12

down from Standpoint ThtlsiisS eve
ming. Mr.. Whitaker insists that
standpoint is NOW, ar soon will he. he
best town in the county The bust
u man named Drew of 81. Paul having
completed arrangements 10 start a
publication hy The Isl Of MAY Mr..
Drew is report ed Ia he Il nam al some
means and is considering the feasibli-
~ of establishing a private bank
The IIumhrd eampany's large mill
will start up with Il fun crew about
the Isl Of MAY.
Al the village eletfio held In Post
Falls the 2nd inst, The following gen
temen wcsc elected trustees. H. VI.
Strathcrn. y. j. Fisher. \. II. Mar
tin. j. w Finders. II. Il. I,urnham.
Al Occur Alcne the following citi-
zons were elected; -. i. Mason. Ar.
inand Perrenoud. \. Il. l'alneier. s.
\. chamberlain. George Cooper. Al
Harrison the following gent lemei
Mere SlcceSsfni: II. l.. orsis. q. f.
Barr. T.. G. I.ibstcin. G.. \. Packer
W. H. liarIetts A Standpoint tho
ticket elected WAS composed IT ia,
following citizens Charles Eass. e.
W. Wilson. W. +. Whitaker, j. H.
Randall. T.. II. Moran.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12

VIM. Hayes repapered and reprinted
the interior of Ebert S saloon this week
and John Mitchell. the Post Falls
sign painter. did some lettering on he
show windows at II. ReinigerSs place
of business.
Six one and twuthirds ounce pack
ages of Dixie Queen plug cut smok-
ing tobacco for - cents. three three
and one-third ounce packages for -:
also three one and two-thirds ounce
packages. Seal of North Carolina
smoking tobacco for - cents al the
postoilice store.
John Steinlen the Standpoint attor-
ney was in town on personal business
Wednesday We understand that Mr..
Steinlein is also a landlord. he having
recently purchased the hotel at Sand
point from John Naloney.
The wife and two-year old son Of ".
II. Miller came down from RoSsland
b. G., Tuesday morning. where they
have been living the past winter.
They Will visit here a short time when
they will return to Rossland
! A number of Rathdrumitcs left
the latest placer gold excitement. We
| sincerely hope that one and all may re-
turn home with their packets lined
with gold dust and a nugget or TIVE.
4 just for specimens.
In the matter Of railfaad accidents
there is point about one-haf mile
east OF town which seems 10 be "A hoo
F, doc to the Norihcru Pacific A west
bound freight train was held there for
several hours Monday afternoon. The
cause Of the delay was the breaking Ia
two Of a fiat car.
Just received a complete line 81
choice cpnfeCtion> n the postpiiiee
store.
% not leave home on iuurnef
without a bottle of 1hambcrlain,s
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
II is almost certain Ia be needed aHd
cannot he procured While you are OF
board The ears nr steamship. II II
pleasant. safe and reliable. FIR sli,
by +. Wenz. druggist.
/ H. ". Morse. until recently in til,
employ Of ". -. Wright in the capae-
ity VI book keeper. has accepted a 20
,itiun With r l.. Gfeenuugh witt
headquarters al Dritino. Idaho, aat
expects son 10 move 81, family 1,
that point. Mr. Wright has employee
f. .. kamm. Of Detroit, Mich. a
book-keaper.
Mis-, Fredda Fdulconer ~ Bu te
Mont. one-time Rathdrum lady. ar
rived in town Monday and is stoppin.
, at the home of her sister, Mrs. +. q
Hill. Mrs. Fredda expects 10 II
r main here about month vlsitln.
I with cid friends. when she departs 70
the coast III summers vacation.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12
LOCAL and COUNTY
News items Of interest Compiled For the Ben.
eft Of Busy Readers.

State Senator S. p. Donnelly is a
isitor in town.
Miss Flora Tautenham made trip
Spokane yesterday.
County Attorney Graham was in
own on legal business this week.
+. NJ. Bubb of Athol attended the
ance i'm Rathdrum Monday night.
Mrs. A. w. Evoy was visiting in
pekane number of days this week.
st. Maries' new cheese factory will
ommence operations next Monday
noraing.
Crown Flakes in l0-cent packages at
he pootoffice store.
Sherman Ness and Ray Purcell of
bckford. WASH, are in town on per-
Inal business.
Mrs. w. J. Jordan Of Granite was
fiSiting Mr.. Jordan at this place on
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. II. Gray OF Boomers Ferry is
listing with w. J. Mcclure and fam
|y Of this city.
Messrs. O'Donnell and Wiley were
Down from Granite Monday night and
fook i'm the dance.
Miss Florence Baxter Of Spokane
MAS the guest of Miss Dola Frear sew
|eral days this week.
\ Northern Pacific surveying outtt
|aeft Rathdrum Wednesday for tn,
Hoodoo country.
4 number Of young folk from neigh
boring towns were present at thu
dance Monday night.
Chas. O'Callaghan, L. ;. commits
'sioner at Boomers Ferry. was in towi
on personal business this week.
Ralston Heath Club Barley Food il
slcent packages, at the postolfic
More. Try it.
I. L, Rockwell of st. Naries was II
town Wednesday on business befor
the board OF county commissioners.
{. Topping. with MCGOWAN Bros
hardware dealers Of Spokane, was Il
town this week doing business for hi
hsase.
Attorney Chas. L. Hoffman made
TIP to Boomers Ferry Tuesday nigh
% legal business and returned hom'
Thursday.
;. Night Operator Talmadge went I
Newport Wednesday morning In re
ponse to telegram stating that III
sife was i'll.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12
Successful social Event.

one nf the most thoroughly enioya-
bic dances ever given In Rat bdrum
WIS the one 1t llart's ball Tuesday
night under lie auspices If the la
dies Of this city. \ good crowd was
present. aud the ball certainly pre-
scented u very animated scene from
80 ~ the evening until 800 the next
morning. The lunch. which WIS
served at midnight. ELECTED many fa,-
orabie comments. and II certainly Was
a credit 70 the ladies' Who were re-
srnnslhle iof lis preparation. The
net proceeds Of the dance. amount Ing
Ia about 49,. We're turned over To Rev.
FAITH Purcell. and viii I've used by
him 10 help purchase Il bell for the
new fathnlic church
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12
III. n.., x.m.d. far rheumatism.
QricK nILlnf FROM rAiN.
NJ. Z. CALLAHAN.
lerk ~ District Court.

QliCk EIIiII iHDM ftiS.
Al s.l,o ,;se .iiaiBswridins i7ain
Balm for rheumatism are delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
il affords. When speaking of this Mr..
-. \. Sinks. IT Troy, Chic. says:
'>9mc time ago had a sc,ere attack
of rheumatism IN my arm and Shout
der. tried numerous remedies hui
got no relief until was recommended
by Messrs. Geo +. Parsons < TO,
druggists Of this place. 10 try Cham
berlaiifs Pain Balm. They reeon
mended il 81 highly that | bought a
bottle. | WAS sao> RELIEVED or
ALL PAIN. have since recommended
this linamcnt To many OF my friends.
who agree with me that il is the best
remedy for muscular rheumatism In
the market" For sale by i. Ncix.
druggist. "A
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12

Miss Joyce Sage. one of Athol's
most popular young ladies. was the
guest of the Misses LAWN number
of days this week.
George Wright is erecting a build
ing opposite Reiniger's old brewery
site. which he intends fit ing up for !,
photograph gallery.
Abner Curtis came down from Co
colalla on the local yesterday, and
will return home overland today with
a band of young cattle.
The Press says that Judges saloon
at Occur d'Alene closed down Il week
ago last Monday. and three saloons are
all that the city now has.
j. i. Schroeder was in from Pine
valley today. He reports that O. J.
Merritt has recently been having bad
luck with some Of his stock.
General Sparks returned home from
Murray on Tuesday. He was disap'
pointed in securing the job which he
expected awaited him there.
II. O. company's relf-rising buck
wheat in 2-fb packages, ID cents. I'VE
packages for -, at the postof1ice store.
VIM. Green, who has been very il
the past two or three weeks. is re
ported to have slightly improved dur
ing the last two or three days.
NJ. p. Whitcomb, justice of thu
peace and one Of the prominent bust
ness men OF Clark Fork, was in Thu
city today on personal business
Phillip DeCoursey Of Council
| Wash. was in town on personal busi
ness Monday. AS it does not concern
the general public in the least vi
shall refrain from stating is nature.
Geo. HobrOok Of Garfield, Wash.
was in town this week. While her
he purchased carload Of range cattl
which he will ship to his stock ranch
located near Garfield.
Fresh oranges. lemons and banana
al the postofiice store.
The two Indians confined at In
pest house two miles west Of town ar
reported To lie rapidly recovering fror
their attack Of yariolnid. No othe
cases have been reported 10 the al
thorities.
Messrs. BENTON, prather ami Moore
all prominent Priest Lake citizens
were in town this week and appeare
before the board of county commits
sioners on road matters concernin
their district.
The st. Naries Courier is authori'
for the statement that Clarenc
White OF Clarkia will open up SUI
yeyor's office at Harrison in the nea
future. Mr.. White was surveyor {
Kootenai county from 1898 to 1900.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-12
WHAT .us.- nA>ns..,.
Greatest European auihorit, on skin Dis
Ease. -as. H. D.n.irun.

The Old idea Was tina, dandrufI is
scales ~ skin thrown Oh through a
feyerish condition nf the scalp. Prof.
Fnna. ~ Hamburg. Germany. Euro
pean uthority on skin diseases. says
dandruil Is Il germ disease. The
germ burrows under the scalp. throw :
ing up little scales of cutiele and sap
ping the vitality of the hair al The
root. The only hair preparation hat
Kills dandruff germs is Newbro's Her
picide. destroy the cause you re-
move the effect. Not only cures
dandrutT but stops falling hair and
causes a luXnriani growth. Delight
full hair dressing.