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NORTHBOUND.

No. 49, IS a. m. for Shepherds
town, Antietam and Hagerstowu.
No. 40 o4 p. nj. for Hagers'-
and points north. Pullman Sleep
Ell TO New York.
No. a. 40 a. IN. daily, for Hagers-
town. Pullman sleeper for Phila-
delphia.
For rates. schedule, etc. apply to
any agent N. & w. Ry., or
~. B. BEvILL., M. F. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass. Agt. Trav. Pass. Agt-
Roanoke, Va.
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N ORFOLE & WESTERN RY.
schedule In effect June 5
SOUTHBOUND

Leave Shenandoah Junction.
No. IS So a. m for Roanoke and
Intermediate Stations. Bristol,
Rockville and Chattanooga. Pull
man Sleeper for Knoxville. Also
Tor Buefield, Pocahontas, Column
bus. Cincinnati and points west.
Pullman Sleeper for Roanoke and
Columbus.
10 I.--.2 Oh a. IN. daily, tor Roa nike,
Bristol Bristol, Blueleld. Warte,
PocanontAS. Welsh. Pullman 81 eep-
er Shenandoah Junction 70 Wei ch.
No 27.--6.oo p. nj. for Berryv lille
Front Royal. Luray and utter me-
diate stations.
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through readly =
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GuinernlO II en- Metz.
Abolici6n de la dictadura
en- Alsacia y Lorena.
81 GmperadOr pOr la paz,

Metz, Mayo. FL emperAdor Gui
llermo lego al Castillo de Urvills
para h&cer su vista al Rsichsland
y fu6 recibido en- &udiencia al c. nj.
t6 ejecntivo de Alsacia -LorepS, ell
cQAl fue & darle las gracias en- nom
bre del pueblO con m0tivo de la abo
lici6n de Ia dictAdura en- las proviu.
cias: Fl emperador hizo euseguida
gu entr&dn Cfcial en- el pueblo, don
dc f, 6 recibido por el Alcalde y IL
mur oipalid&d.
E emperador, respondiendo al
C3mit6 eiecutivo, diio: "LA aboli-
ci6u del parrH f. ref3rente lA die.
tAdura ha sido durante muchos s119s
ell Rnhe'o constAnte de los haitian
tes de las provincias anexionadss, y
81 tal aeseo hS sido satisfecho duran
ts los primeros amos de mi reinado,
clio Sc debe & doa rAzones: L. prime
70 porque 20 tenfa que conquistar el
amor y Ia lealtAd de mis- s1bditos y
g&nArme H. coLfsrzt de los Aliados
fedora 'es La eegund&, porque mi
advenimieuto hAbra + i % recib do en-
el extranjerO cen uua prl fuuda =
S4ASSA % AS6@S1A@n1& kOG CCGSASS y GS
20 habria buscado los laureles de
una guarrs vietoriosa. Por consi-
guieute, mi intenci6n era convencer
las naciones extrGpier&s de que ell
nuevo emperadcr alemAn deseabs
consagrar Ell impe rio y su podar al
mantenimiento de IL paz El pueblo
alem&u conoce ahora Ia senda que
me he trazAdo; y los paises extran~
jerOs, lejos de YER en- nosotros una
smsnaza para Ia pRz g han &costum
brado & cOnt8r con nosotrOs para
m&ntenerlS. Luego de hAber forti~
flcado el imperio en- el interior y con.
seguido L. estim sci61 gec eral en- el
extranjero, considero que h& llsgA
co Ia hora de que pueda 20 dar q las
provinciss 1nexi0nadas esta prue ba
de su baena voluntad y de mi Goa
fanzA.~
El empa~ador termin6 su dis
curse expresando sus mas caluross
gracias por ls lealtad del reichsya1d.
Goa Ia cusl, dijo, contab& entera'
mente.
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0FICINA DEL DIRECTOR De FEMALES.
San Juan, PR. 10 de Junio de 1902

poposcones bao pego cerado po dupcado, sumnO
de San uqn Ponce Mayagde Humacao ecbo admran
Ocna haSta dez de la del da 20 de Juni0
echa hora Sc abrirdn pdblco las proposciqnes m
cercado candad de $6OOO PROVISIONAL
sera devuelta q los agraciados
garanta dentya fanza responder al cumpmnt0 de
los ontFatos ser de $4,000 para d Preside de 100000 las car
de de $4,000 las de Humacao Mayaguez
$4,000 para la de Arecbo esta <EFETo> en-
xCHECKt, le sera exgda al postor agraciado
Director e derecho de echazar uauera todas las
proposiciones.
dirgirdn Director indcaciones sguene
de amenOs los
con6micO 80 de JUNO de 1903
Subasta Ceara las dez do del da 20 de u
MO de 1902.
Otos normes de 6stos podn obnerse la odcna in
dcada.
Ell DIRECTOR
Maxim
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Las IagrimaS
de la Virgen

E.criben de Nkpoles al crap
pel> que raina gan efervesct nciA
entire los hRbitauEes del cuArtel de
Ia salud.
Afrm&n muchos de ellos que
han visto la estatus de Ia Virgen de
la capilla verter lSgrimAs de san
gre.
FL Cur& Sc di6 cuenta enseguida
que Sc tratAba simplemente de IN
fen6meno de &utosugeti61 ex pc RI
mentado por neurAst6 nicos.
Pero cuandO declare que no hs.
bis tAl milsgro Ia muche1umbre fd.
ROSA le atac6, golpeAndole. 81 70.
bre cl6rigo pudo ascSpar del liucha
miento refagiAndose en- su casa.
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Association
de Ia pr0nS2.

In mayoria de 10 prepsA puer-
iorriQueria Sc hR ocupRdo, con gran
lntele es, en- proyectos de Asoci@cio
mes variss, y, Aunque en- oportuni-
dades diferentes, SO hA propuesto:
1o-uu& ssociAci6n de II prensa.
2o-una idem de escritores. 30
nm Club de AiedrecistAs. 4o-un
Arc 6pSgo para conservAr 10 purezA
de In lepgua csstellAn&.
E stos Asuntos son de indesmen.
tible importaucia para ell progreso
Intellectual del pals, por 10 mismo
que son dc una trAscendentAl impor-
tAuClA para los que aquf SO dedican
nj cultivo de las bellas letr&s y 10
SzarosS Pre- fasi6n del periodismo.
Puede decirse, dado ell entu-
siasmo de 10 mayor pRrte de 10 prem:
% respecto de estos proyectos, que
6llos no tard&r6n en- ser realidRd.
Nos0tros dese3mos que as1 suce.
dN. Y nos p2rece acertado que, pOr
tr&tarse de AsociaciOnes de iCtelec.
tualas CON an&logos fines, est&s po,
drfan reduCirse & una sola socied&d
en- que tuvierAn cabid& los escritOres
y periodistAF, Asf como todOs los que
81 Cultivo del arte dedican su inteli-
genci&.
Nuestro distir guido colaborAdor
SPatris ha propuesto tamb!6n ID
celebration de un Cor greso en- el
Cual puestros il telectuales pudierAn
dRr Gina q pensAmientos iniciati
vas provechosAs para esa clsse, Y
tAnta mas importAucia revestiria es
te aCto, de llev&rse & cabo, cosa fac.
tib'e, cuAuto que, ademas de los bic
mes que de 81 Sc derivar&p, setiA el
primero de esa fndole en- Pae1t to Ri.
co, y hay Squf por otra parte, bue-
nos talentos que dSrfan elocuente
muestra del grAdo de cultura que Sc
alCAnzE aqu1 en- el campo de las
letrAs y de las Artes en- general.
L& ideS, pues, de sPatriaS es
merect dora de que SO lleve cuSnto
Antes 81 terreno de 10 pr&cticS, pues
pRr6ceL os SECURE que entonces de
ESQ Congreso, surgirfa hecha luz Ia
RsoCiNcon Cuyos contornOs Sc dibu-
jan en- 10 porvenir.
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COntraSte.

Los cables de aver hAblan dc
an suntuoso banquete celebrado er
Pretoria entire generates ipgleses J
beers.
Detalle importantfsimo que evi
dencia que Il paz no h& sido heChg
tan solo por, medic del pacto esta
| blecido entire los dos pueblos bell
gersutes, eino que Sc adauza de M
modo .rec1proco en- actos de expan'
silva coDfraGerniZaci0n.
I1duiS iSb'emente, las clSusulas
del convenio de paz, son descentrA-
lizador&s en- alto gr&dO, puesto qne
conceden al pueblo boer ell self gover'a
anent, 10 que es 10 mismo, una an
plia autonom1a, e to por s1 solo
constituye IN triuufo para los vale
rosos surafeicanos, 81 sa tiene en-
cuen.a ell poderfo de Ia Gran Bce.
tada.
No ha sido possible que obtuvie-
ran la absolute independence, y cla-
ro es que, ante la por ahora seg~ra
inutilidad de ulteriores sacrific {
para 10 consecuci6n de aquel ju~ IT,
simO = noble fin, los her0icos beers
pareCen conformes, de TODD en- TODD,
con 10 alcanzado.
No asf el venerable anciano
que, lejos de L. 8mada patria, no
cede en- un apice ds sus aspiracio-
nes y de sus anhelos en- pro de II
Independence boer. Decia Kruger
que 10 esclAvitud no puede &sentarse
donde hay pueblos que ssben morir.
Y 10 decfa por su pueblo, 10 dec1A
por esa ejemplarfsima epopeya que
han dado relieve &que los descen-
dientes del pueblo mas perseveran.
to de IL tierrs, del pueblo holand6s.
Por mauera que, ante Ell deseulace
de esa guerra, por 10 desigu&l tanto
mas enalteeedor& para Ia psrte de-
bill, el viejo Peesidente Sc muestra
Rferrado 6 sus sentimientos, qua 70
han varisdo, nj es f&cil que varf n.
rs elocuente ell contraste. .Mien-
tras ALA, en- II TERRA en- que 50 YER
tiera tsnta sangre y SO derramaran
lagrimas tAntas, ingleses y beers ce'
lebran ell advenimiento de la pAZ So
bre Ia base de IL autonom1a, Rck en-
extrRnjerss plsyas, vsga ell ilustre
: auciano con Ia carga de sus ilusio'
nes y 10 amarga triste2a de uu ideal
/ lejsno, acaso aunque SECURE, muy
leiano...
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lleva su nombre, en- 10 cu&l los dos
hilos de la esperiencia anterior es'
tan arrollados en- an mismo carrots:
y an apArRtito seLcillisimo interrum
pc y establce slternStivamente II CO.
rriente de la pila en- Ell hi'o primsrio,
origiuaudose corrientes inducidas
acknowledgements de ssptido contra
rio en- ell hilo secundario, La bobi'
ns 6 cArrete de Ruu K91 if no es mas
que m transformed de eorrientes
a'tern&tivas. E Estos aparstos per
mitsn transformer una corriente de
de alta tension en- otra inducida de
bajs tension y de mayor intensidad,
y reciproC&mente. Y este con solo
variar las dimensiones relativas de
los dos hilos arrollAd0s al carrete.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-17

Los socics fandAdores de este
Club han termin@do Rnoche sus tr@.
bSjos de organization, y el pr6ximo
domingo SO nombra1a el Consej0 Di-
rectivo, que SO compoEdrA de uu ca
ballero Snpremo, un Gran caballero
tres Conseieros, un Tesorero y un
SecretArio.
Como Sc hs aumentado hAsta 20
ell n6mero de s clos fundadores,
quedan vAcantes cincO plAzss, que
Sc proveerau, proponiendo uno cada
miembro fund&dor actual y sorteGn'
do los ounce candidates para Gu
brir las vAc&ntes.
Los j6venes que deseen ser
miembros de lA sFrAternidads deben
hAcer ga solicitud pOr conducto de
algunOs de los ounce miembros fun
dRdores.
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PROGRAMA
para eXanenes

para eXameneS
de maestros.
Los que deben tener lugAr en-
JUNO 18, SO regirAn por el siguiente
prOgramA;
De de Ia manAna 4 las 10. His
toria.
De los. m. & 12.....Irg Is
De de 10 tArde & las 49,, G 3O-
JUNO 10 DE 1902.
De 8 q. MAZDA m.... Aritm6-
tica.
De 10 q. m. a .M6todos.
De p, m. 4 4 p. N. go. EsparIol
JUNO 20 DE 1902
De s q. m. 6 10 m...,Algs-
bra
De 10 q. N. 4 - ,... FisiologfA.
De p. N. q 4 p, m ....Geome-
tris
Lugar dondo SO celebran los
Ex&menes; CAmsrS de Dalegados.
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Partida de Ajedre
RECORD.
&OTlNA. ALDANHA.
(BLANCAS) (NEGRAS)

GSOTlNA. ALDANEA.
BLANCAs) (NEGRAs)
u r Pe6n del Rey la "a oasilla del
4 O' Rey.
7sN Pe5n caballo de Reina q 8" ca.
% r. Pe6n de la Reina la "a casilla.
o. NJ Pe6n de la Reina la 4" casilla
"a r Pe6n del Rey lao" casilla.
0 @ n Pe6n de la Tore de Ia Reina
~ Caballo del ,Rey la ga casilla
I Ds - del Alil del Rey.
IL nj Alfil de la Reina q la 5" casilla
N' del cabalIo del Rey.
"a r Alfl del Rey la 2" casilla del
O' Rey.
NT AIfl de la Reina la Ga casilla
y N'- del Alfl del Rey. Come cabaIo
a. p Ali " del Rey su teroera oasilla
O' (Alf1l come ell Alfl negro.)
a. NJ Pe6n del Rey a la ga casilla.
70 r Pe6n del Alfl de la Reina la 4"
casilla.
7@ Mt Pe6n del Alfl Dana 4 3" oasilla
Ms Alfil de la Dana.
g. B. Ga, GaOsl9 1s de- 1s L edie Rein" Ia 81 oasila
W. AIuI U0 E6y a Ia o. CaSllla Del ca
ballo de Reina.
O. B. bsiPs' BsiPa a Ia ga oasil'a de sa ca
y" IN - Alfl del Rey la 4" casiIla de la
Tore de la Reina.
7Op Enrroque por el flsnco del Rey; @s-
LIZ d." te la casilla de su Caballo; Tore
la del Alfl.
10 NJ Pe6n de la Tore del Rey su 3"
casilla.
I'D Pe6n de Al6l de Reina q 5A casilla
IL D. de la Reina.--Peon toma pe6n.
TINT Pe6n del Alfl de Reina la "a ca
L N'- siLla de la Reina (Pe6n toma pe6n)
TOP Caballo de la Reina la 5" casilla
Ii D' de la Reina. Toma pe6n.
TOM Caballo de la Reina & 3" casilla del
La N' Alfi de la Reina.
TOD Caballo q la 6" casilIa del Alfl de
10 d. Rey Jaque al Rey.
IAN Rey 4 la casilla del Alfil del Rey.
IA B.-........
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Londres. Mayo 23.-El correspon"
sal del eMornir g Posts en- CApeuha-
que dice en- un despRcho que el rey
Cristian h& consentido en- Ia pr6rrO-
ga de IN afio en- ell perfodo fjado pa
ra Ia ratification de L. vents de lss
Autillas danesas & los Est&dos Uni-
dos.
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e
Las Antill2S daneSaS.

Copenhague, Mayo 82. Ell ePoli-
tikenD declars q. el Sacretario de Es'
tAdo de los E. e U y Mr.. Hay, hs
propuesto una pr6rrogs de un afo,
es decir, hssts el "a de Julio 1908,
del peri do de tempo fijAdo para
10 ratification del tr&tAtlo relativo
& Ia venta de las antillAs danesas &
los Estados Unidos. No Sc dud&ria de
sl citado diario, que el rey Cristian
&cojA favorab.emente dichA PROPOSE
ci6n
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Tn rObO en- un COlV0ntO

LIS diarios rusos comunican qae
en- O:el Sc hA arrestRdo una roi,
giOsa del convento ortodoxo de dichs
ciu1ad. acu sada de hab ar roba 10 IN
billets d diaz rublos. E jaez de p az
Ia hiz0 reg g;strAr por IL muj ar de uu
guardis ell cual qued6 sorprandi do
por demas 81 descubrir que 10 preten
dida re!igiosa era. ..uu hombre.
La poliofA hs podido identifcar
& este individuo cuyo nombre es
Ivan Alex andoff ell cual hR vivido
nad& menos que tres amos como ere-
ligiosA2 en- el couvauto de O el.
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Sc OFRECE.

En- venta un potrero de la mejor ma
premiada raza del pats y una nagn1foa bue-
yada.
Sc conducen provisiones y frutos de Ca
yey, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo Oaguas San
Juan vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama hilado "El, ron
Nectar" todo propiedad de QuiGones Ga
bezudo. .-Dirigirse Don Gerardo Santana
'sVu53 o. Co.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

pretty speech to the convention,
thanking them for their support. She
made a good impression and was
loudly cheered.
For coroner George R. Mcmahon
was nominated by reclamation. as
were S. A. Clark for public admins
TRAITOR and N. E. Jenkins of Libby
for county surveyor. This closed
the nominations and after selecting
the county central committee and en-
powering it to fill any vacancy on
the ticket caused bv death or resig-
nation, the convention adjourned.
The coutny central committee was
selected as follows:
Kalispell, east side, No. l., r. L.
Oliver.
Kalispell, west side, No. 2, w. H.
Griffin.
Helena Flats, James Fuzee.
Sedan, J. H. Graves.
Saltwater, w. H. Dirty.
Marion, not selected.
Pleasant Valley, Thomas Mullin.
Bad Rock, Thomas Lee.
Fairvlew, J. G. Sullivan.
Egan, Thomas Tiff.
Creston, Not selected.
Holt, Charles Marston.
Columbia Falls, w. H. Valentine.
Bolton, J. ]. Kennedy.
Essex, Not selected.
Tobacco Plains, G. S. Young
Marston, Scott Grub.
Demersville, Dave Greig.
Broken, Thomas McGovern.
Dayton, P. H. Dempsey.
Libby, J. D. Weir.
Snow Shoe, J. H. Chester.
Towards Camp, George Hathaway
Jennings, Not selected.
Troy, John M. Roberts.
Sylvanite, not selected.
West Fisher, John Cowell.
Batavia, Sam Lowe.
The committe is to hold its frs
meeting in the court house Saturday
September 81, to prepare a plan o
campaign and it is expected that al
candidates will be present
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The opening of the new millinery
parlor, 10 East First street, last
Thursday, was decided success, the
day with ladies eager to take adj
vantage of the many bargains offered.
The extra quality of the hats and
the low prices at which they were
sold caused much surprise among
those who attended. A new line OF
ladies' and children's street hats in
the latest styles will be received next
week and will be placed on sale a.
very reasonable prices.
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UNPLEDGED TICKET.
Elected in Kalispell-FulI Returns
From County Precincts.

EIOun SOdiIIy EiCIiiiSt0s
The republican primaries held Fri
day were rather more interesting
than the democratic, on account of
the fight put up on the west side by
some of the candidates who were not
satisfied with the so-called unpledged
ticket, put up by the Noffsinger-
Keith-Swaney combine. There was an
unusually large vote cast for pri-
mary on west side, ia votes being
polled, of these the FUCKERS" re-
ceived but 20. Their ticket was faith
cred by the numerous candidates for
office on the west side who did not
like the names on the other ticket,
| and in order to be sure of nomina-
ton to the coveted positions they
put up men who would be sure to
vote for them.
The opposition was too well organ
lied for them to fight, however, an .,
they went down to inglorious defeat
There was no contest on the east
| side and the so-called unpledged
ticket went through without any diff.
Guilty, receiving SO votes, making a
total of 226 votes cast.
There were no contests to speak OF
in any of the country precincts and
no opposition was shown to the reg
ular tickets put up. Following is q
list of the delegates from the city
and country:
Sedan-John Casey, Alden Ayres
Laban Thompson.
Libby J. 2. Clark, William Char
lebois, ]. F. Harris, A. B. Johnston
]. H. Geiger and E. G. Sears.
Holiday Cook, Thomas Killing
George Paul, Howard Hopkins, Mr.
Elderkin.
Fairview-Thomas Churchill, VIM
Jenkins, VIM. Thompson.
CrestonvDr. Carver, VIM. Marcure
H. F. Jessup.
Brocken-Gus Rooster, C.E. Smith
Fred Gates, Harry Fine.
Stillwater-Charles Hannah, M. Mo
hen, H. o. Christensen.
Marion-Ike Murray.
Troy. G. Woods, Mr. Bartlett, H
Lereing.
Batavia. B. Boorman.
Demersville-D. J. Lambert, H
Conger.
Columbia Falls. E. Sprague, Z
H. Snyder, F. S. Wynett. H. C. Selv
age, G. G. Miller, J. F. Patterson, c
S. Hackett.
Belton-Wm. Adair, Frank Geduhr
Essex-Harry Shearer.
Spring Prairie-Wilson Kuhns,
w. Wells.
Jennings-Charles Anderson.
, Whitefish-L. B. Gates, VIM, Skies
w. F. Jellison.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23
Miuhf Make Trouble.

1t is claimed that at more than one
of the late democratic primaries men
voted who had no right to do So and
the informer is willing to make his
affidavit in one instance, but it is not
probable that anything will be done
about it. The law governing the pri-
mary is contained in the political
code and is as follows:
Section 1880. No person shall be
entitled to vote at any caucus, pri-
mary meeting or election, held by
any political party, except he be an
elector of the state and county within
which such caucus, primary meeting
or election is held, and a legal resi-
dent of the precinct or district as
fixed and prescribed by the regular
chosen and recognized representa-.
tives of the parties issuing the call
for such caucus, primary meeting OF
election.
Section 1887. Any person or per
sons violating any of the provisions
of this act, except as provided in sec
ton 1884, shall be guilty of misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by fine of not
less than fifty dollars nor more thar
two hundred and fifty dollars. or by
imprisonment in the county Jail mo-
less than three months nor more thar
twelve months, or both fine and i'm
prisonment in the discression of thu
court.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23
Business Directory.

The following business houses and
by the Bee as fair dealing, square
and reliable. County subscribers who
read these advertisements in the Bee
need have no hesitancy in sending
their money for goods, confident that
they will get what they send for at
the right price. This paper recon-
mends the following city firms as the
fair and square houses of Kalispell.
Patronize no others.
John Ahues, cigar factory.
Arcade Concert Hall.
Bjorneby G. Weburg, grocers.
VIM. J. Brown, paints and wall
paper.
The Bazaar, ladies' furnishings.
City Shoe Store.
James Conlon, groceries and dry
goods.
Conrad National Bank.
Fulton Meat Market.
First National Bank.
Fair Department Store.
Cannon & Neu, clothing and dry
goods.
Hodge & Weightman, transporta
tion.
J. L. Henry, life insurance.
Phil Jacoby, Jewelry.
Kalispell Hospital.
Kalispell Flour Mill.
Kalispell Meat Market.
B. F. Knapp, feed and dray.
| Lyons Mercantile Co.
Letter & Stocking, hardware.
| Mcintosh Hardware Co.
| Montgomery Brick Yard.
J. L. McIntire, furniture.
Noah's Ark, notion store.
Ribelin, photographer.
Star Grocery.
Wilson's Department Store.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23
ANNOUNCEM EMIT
Of the Opening of the Au Falt MILL

OF the Opening of the Au Fait MILL
merry Store.
We beg to announce that our fall
and winter stock of choice millinery
will be complete and ready for in
spection on Friday and Saturday,
September 26 and q. Our establish
ment is full of Dame Fashions latest
ideas, Astounding with smart creations
from the worlds fashion centers. We
make our bow to you with showing
unsurpassed. Our store will be open
on the above dates from 9 a. m. till
10 p. m Hoping to see all our old
customers and many new ones. All
courtesies will be extended to you
Bolts & HAND,
IA Second Street East.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

Erbes Bros. are located at Potter's
old stand on First avenue east, and
have wonderful assortment Of high
grade musical instruments for sale
cheap.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

You can't get blked very bad by
buying "2 @. Ms for bits" and
never buy another If any other
brands suit you better.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

You are cordially invited to come
and inspect our, new fall arrivals of
cloaks, jackets, Raglans, skirts and
waists. Just in. Wilson's Depart
ment store.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

The standard makes and best
grades of high class musical instru-
ments are offered by Erbes Bros, at
astonishingly low prices.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

James Hacker, who has been run
ming an engine on the Jennings
branch for several months, with
headquarters at Elko, B. c., has re-
signed and returned to Kalispell to
live.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

1t is understood that A. M. Lupfer,
who has been in charge of the survey
work done in Flathead county by the
Great Northern during the past year,
has been appointed resident engineer
of the Montana Central railway,
with headquarters at Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lupfer will leave for
that city tomorrow night to make
their home
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

The case of Rev. Samuel Small
suggests the following scriptural
text: Brethren, if a man be overtak-
en- in a fault, We which are spiritual
minded restore such an one in the
Spirit of meekness; considering thy
self, lest thou also be tempted
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

Earl Coram, aged IA years, was ex-
amined on a charge of incorrigibili-
ty by Judge Smith last Friday and
was ordered to be sent to the reform
school. The boy had been guilty of
various misdemeanors in the past
and his parents expressed their in
ability to control him.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

Mrs. A. M. Lupfer and children
have returned from visit to Seattle,
Vancouver and other coast cities.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

w. L. Miller, who was in Butte as
a witness in the federal court in the
Langerin liquor selling case, re-
turned Friday night.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-23

The coal trust refuses to allow the
strike to be settled by a republican
politician. Doubtless the. coal trust
feels that it has done enough when
it sends big sum to the republican
campaign fund.-