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4.
COMPANY
nay coone AID oE~rRAL aronr~
''--s n Seattle. several oaisiis
LEATHER uooua rArronv
t asas .,g 80. -'a &c e..
"at'. ~r1 -s'anfss-l. eua ra'-rts
HEAL rsTATE
~er-- essr.rs iD usif established asn.-s
fss'Fr aHfH'artl iasrr-stss tstr
ct~~eHy iu-AripyH-
rra-f- st- -rrpt-'s
patio s4oRE
rffrrr rf lifetime.
STEAM uYn WORMS
one smsiL Gre iatEe propaalttaa
rrsu ruArH-
v ~ ~ interest tn taps aaa ron reaf
haafs. f@nws era at
SIS oon tNNEsrr wTST
lrfaNi.shsa na~hinsfy houss -lshirx ~
enlarge sapa tI gfsnts "a o. fnonlha wili
resgtH lnsetfmrut
TRUCK FAnM roR pEvr
- asrra af fIfrs faHr. ~irrasf raafrs
hegas metrrn imrraermeais 80 a.
trorth.
A SNAP f% ArTEFkgm
arfes AZ Greece Lake fof lees than rost
~ r'saras
TIrGANT Tt'RSfsUEp Moons
ON Ieinant avenue. grand view. three
car iireH
AZ rtruANr Plat
? roorns on Seventeenth avenue ran t-
rsataf - tuying new furuitufs a. haff
AFR Erunr-
Pine business. central iachton,
SALOON
one q M "susrissf." bsst io-a,.i riar
- IN TIE city, several others, al prtesa
rarABfIsuEp uuRIHrHs
Complete piaat in heaFt ~ city we'll
ttnished ~esaly rteft sioo. rrr-rnt o'vr.
Esast that demand immediate stfratisa
technical experience unnassarsry.
muI.lvuRY rARtous
Elegant Hui1w anf fIrri'ur~. establish
81 trade aiming the elite. can ba bought
a. ecst - nftlHEn 70 taken quick
EsrAnLsHED ISnErENpEwr Huu
Il 80 buys d, complete moo,hly pronta
tiTs.
INCORPORATED coMrANv-
rra0tr 40 guaranteed. Investment ss
cured
5000 TO 1900 At rTR CEwT MONTH
81 Invested iu stock 81 an established cor.
rUIafIfn. secures HaIarfe1 Office and per
cont month ga money pat in
Two Ono orera. corner on Pioneer pquar,
LAtNuRY
wei satabIIrh~i. lu heart ~ city. IN o..
count ~ awnFr having other business re-.
curing Bite attention. can DO bought Tor
fsHs than cost.
CIgAu STAND
PAVING e. 70 daily profits. can - bought
for $40 for TOW days.
OIL. HraISEHp-
Paving tl7b month clear. me ouint IN
every reFprct only offered for short
time. fprn regular customers. best rec
sous for reili0g.
MERCHANT TAGLDHiSG
Futures and stock NJ inventory. fine
location. owner has two stores and can
only attend 20 one,
REAL ESTATE HrstNEge
we'll established ground floor office we'll
located. hair interest Tor 500 30 right
man
ANYTTtSG EVERYTHING
Hundreds ~ rarr chances. covering an
lines ~ trade. We can sell sou fust
what Won wish. or furnish capital f1r
any profitable Investment that viii stand
rioar inspection.
GEHMAN. American INVESTMENT
COMPANY
bi3 Third Avenue
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wANrnp-nGAL E.rAI.


WE have casa cgstaHers for house. i.s
colleges. stores and mcdrr1 sseltt m
al parts - ihs city. Ths o1lY VIZ I
eeA 3as4F frqpfrfg . % advertise "A
A. Ne Spend rive THOUSAND poy
LARS nlaa,h fer that paTpoks ~
ioNs a. inrical eorcfueier fhat 10 <.
sell ~ Last ypur pruIsrty vita - "
our phdfoEra phar vii usks 'rsss- &
~ which WlIl - ps4nAshet 10 ~ ;a.f
IN 81 the LEADING UewKpxg<r s fAs rsiy.
CEhhAN AMERICAN xFES-kEyr
1uNpAST
rfE Third sst~rs
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pnr Gonus AND uFNERAL aronr--
or store i7 Seattle. several oafsiis
aiHarf. .rHssrra arf
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VIZ SALE
HOUSES AND Lots.
TOR SALE We have upwards ~ 800 houa-
- tof sale, ranE.nE Ca price from $500 70
$4,000 We haze photograph taken OF
al property listed with ua. % that
the prospective purchasers ere material
Masa ln MAINS Hs,sc,ion before
NlcNinE thc property. AFTER ouf Gus
conformity with the amount he lH Will
tHE 20 ray. We take him o. the different
places n one o. our earriaEes standing
men ana others who mus u dlmcult 70
call during The day. We have concluded
TIE evening ana III day sunday.
COMPANY
bi3 Third Avenue.
room house and larsc corner lot. 2ath and
Norman. Apply SOC Terrace.
PIANOS AT WHOLESALE
Te celebrated noi stoEer q Sons, Arioa
and Davis 4 Sons pianos can now he rur-
chased direct from the manufacturers at
factory prices snd on easy terms %
MANI'FA PIANO Co,
Second ave and Madison a.
HIGHEST prices paia tor second hand
hourehold goods stoves ss5ro ssll e Its
niture. RED Front Furniture Co, ilo-ii2
second avenue south. Tel. Red i222
TWO cook stovc, SOS Howell st
ron SALE. Lots near tatona school $50
easy terms W l.. May. Latona.
CARPENTER shop. good location we'll es-
tabUHhcd trade price $50 II, y. Prem
usa, 1906 afd ave.
NEW house siToO
12 lots. new room cottage. = cleared and
ulowcd. ready Co plant. wood cut Co last
wear. everything "a condition. for StTuO.
Gee owner on premises Teller. 18Th and
Charleston South seattle
Ar 1919 Thti ave-. well furnished house
= sunny uoomH. cNcellentlv located for
honrdorss EBa. hath. toilet; furniture for
Falr Nppy 1918 Third ave.
RESTAURANT ANA lunch counter COM
bIn,d. good location. viii cell for $500 as
owner ia going 90 leave city. Address W.
tho star
$500 TAKES furniture OF rooms. close I'M:
rent So h22 New York block
StIOo HUNS Broom modern cottage ON Goth
ave., 3 blocks north OF Ncslcr ear. cor
Nor lot 3oSi2n. Sitoo balance terms. OF
UmyNrv block
FOR sNi1.Io G0yt20. broom cottage.
with large stRblcs corner lot. price StOOn.
terms; this Is a great bargain.
Corner lot dositt on car line; Broom
house; price $500.
Ton lots in East Park Add; walking dis
tHnge, lots GuAi2u. from $3.50 TO SAOo.
cash $40 balance monthly.
JACOB MILLER. a22 New York block.
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fNrEHpTATE r1sHERIEs srr,tAf.
A GREAT rltEs UBE haH horu brought io
boar on ua by PROSPECTIVE STOCK
HOLDERS 500 the way NJ n demand that
wc adopt the MONTHLY PAYMENT
PLAN Commencing today YOU can have
this privilege We VIII allow this plan
only a fnw duya ni this present price. can
or address flr particulars ar once.
INTERSTATE FIFlU1tlEa co..
Nu1 HpI Pacific Block
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INV ilfsfA
THE BLACK BUTTE QViCKkiLHE,
MINlHG COMPANY. -- NQIfsk VI
STpCkUOLDERs or a MUM Nkf,
ING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN fsai
regular aHnual meeting q the tieekr1
~ the BLACK BUTTE QUICkSua
MINING COMPANY viii b. held 10
18TH aaY ~ April 1872 a the hogf ~
. clock a. M. 81 fhe principal oifce &
corufauy. rooms 49, Dexter Haftar 81
hulifiur corner o. First avenue srati 4
WarliuNtan street. seattle Washing; z.
fhe purpose % electinR hoard z =
trustees for said company 70 ha1 -
for one year from said date and guiii q
e1rrsfaura arr elected ana quahhe4 an y
ths tranHactiou % such other h2sresi Z
may properly come before the meesi8
Tated Al seattle. WashinEton. tta ~
DAY % Mhrth, iisf2 -
secrssx1
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THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
NJ sfSEss onAScEs

uEtAiA& AMEWIcAN IsN hHrMENr
COMPANY
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rHE Tinsr National bASK OF
SEATTLE

FatA " cap4i a. s.ssst $50 esn
0enefal Namk tHA haa8nsaa Nanahegrd J
y heGe. D., prss ~ MeaIrkrn. sice
rrss L. TsfusF, eash. o. y rsrkhufst
asst rash Etehapxs uu Gftnclpai citirs
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TWO acres. an ~|rsfr1 nna ffrHrf riass
fe steafafsat lsndiHE hands ta trhanI
end rHsfH.trr FwsI trsre Running Spring
setter $50 raah
L---L-- MAL---- an M-n N--A M
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Hseauf avenue asa ltss street capitol
rald 10 siou 90 n e. Neafslfsf. tfes
, a. iag Gen, caah. . Drseulsaf asst
cash. cauansrviai savings aHf tssst bust
No.
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m'i EItT NAisriiN $50 NFw fafk Hiork
FNE SALE Farm iants in Eastern WASH
inFfar fhn best CRATE ans frsf raising
tfif .H the Nnfi1. fsslnE rapidly Boo raiue.
tHU era rrr poo SOC "a Hffr biloxi
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AUCTION and commission uniar. bancroft
sul STAIN. as,sH4hHuH uHi.ls taUaht aut
hHtH. hrW leather HHaHr nIl cell ca
change at half rff.r UuI Iittr sffrst D
g. STAN general aueflanevr Tel rIas go
=. @. uicKtHroN. Ernsru auguanssr.
1919 FIRST avenue
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oshoNNE FNEMrER 4 go. ino'. Al.
atfart ta., autabllhss.t thsA hiIUIua
claim abstracts basement u tie Ai4-
tusl lifs butaIhE
BOOTH WHtTrtfHEY elfANFoup Alb
strart CO.. established 1850. taasmcnt -
ialler blaek rpisphuns, Matn tDa.
hAAI-fLE Abstract ta.. n. tla,h.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28
wanted-a Coed Team.

Horses or mares, 100 to 1900 pounds.
G. A. GROMMET,
Aztec, N. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28

lhe sad Juau County Court House Com.
mission ere now prepared 90 accept bids for
building q court house at the county.soat Of
San Juan county. Tho c1niract win be- Jet 70
the lowest responsible bidder, the Com
mission rosorying the right 90 reject any and
on bids. All tho bids should be In before
March B, 1902. A siS thousand dollar bond will
Pc required. ANY and an parties wanting this
contract can have access 90 The plans, spocim d.
cations and details by calling upon the
following commissions
W.. III. WILLIAMS,
j.. r.. COOPER.
A. VILLMAN,
Aztec. n. M.
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REWARD.

A reward Of 800 viii be paid by this Associa-
ton to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that viii lead TO the arrest and convic-
ton Of any person or persons stealing, driving
away or ftloniOusly handling any stock belong
ing to any member Of this Association.
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
ERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters at Aztec, San Juan County, New
Mexico K. r. Stewart, President; Price Wal
ters, secretary; George Blancett, Treasurer;
Charley McOoy,H. N. Kathleen, BIB Milleson
}. NJ Morrison and John Swire, directors,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28

AZTEC POST 10 rs. q. A. R-Meets az
IN cali 81 pust Commander. Aztec, New
Iaaic8. So. ID. WILLIAMS Post Comman-
iefi b. W. ncCufi Adiutant.
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GAN JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- Catholic population 800 Headquarters
bro ten Santa Rosa Church, BlaucO r.. .
Regular services, FIRST and second Sunday Of
tchoOl for children, Immediately after mass.
AZ 3 ,. ms rosary congregational singing,
Bible history prayers monthly services held AZ
HobernadoE Martinez, Los Pinos. Several
tlWea during year, aztec, La Plata, Farming
ton and OMo are visited By the priest IN
fharee. Rosa precinct, Rio Arfiba Co, y. III.
ICatholic population L5Oi is attended from
Santa hofa church. Any communication on
church anairs ur reiiRiuuH subjects should be
addneeed 10 Catholic Prlest, bluuco PU B.,
New Mezico."
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Tsaehsra, Examination.

Notice is hereby given that there will be a
county teachers examination held at Farming
ton Friday, February 2sth. This is the regular
quarterly examination.
DIR. o. &c. McEWEN,
MISS NJ. @. WARING
HARVEY TOWNER,
Board Of Examiners.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28

Btockowners or other parties in the county
who are intending driving cattle out Of the
territory, are requested TO notify me at Aztec
in advance 10 date Of removal, 20 that this
stock may be inspected. Those driving out
without inspection are subject to prosecution.
e. r. STEWART. Inspector.
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strayed or stolen.

One bay stallion colt no brand, aged two
years the 25th Of next March. Shows good
blood and is a half-brother Of Silver Dick.
Shows a little white on LETT hind foot. next to
the houi. The undorsigned win pay $50 reward
for return Of animal OF TO any one taking up
the animal and sending me notice Of same.
A. NJ. HUBBARD,
Aztec, New Mexicoa
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A secondhand sewing machine in good re.
pair. Call on
1T. MCMILLAN,
Flora Vista. N. NJ.
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blREofoRY.

BRRsBYTERiAN CHURCH Morning SER
vices on the hrat aud third Sundays 81
saoh month az eleven o'clock Evening sor
Vices every Sunday night a. eight o'clock,
Sunday school st 2@0 y. M. Prayer meeting
ph Wednesday evening az 500 y. M. ,. r,
EDOPEn, PASTOR
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OF household goods, 10 tables, 20 chairs,
3 stoves, cooking utensils, tableware, every
thing in the house, beginning March IA.
G. A. GROMMET,
N.fnn " a.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28

Forty acres Of choice land. with plenty Of
water, near Aztec. G. s. CAMERON,
Flora Vista, N. NJ.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-02-28

We have some hrst-class mich COWS for sale.
Apply to E. r. Stewart, Aztec, N. NJ, or F. H.
Heather, La Plata, N. NJ.
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Wanted.

To trade a good secondhand wagon for
ditch work. @. 7. BROWN,
Aztec, N. NJ.
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any mention of prospective divi-
dends. 1t is possible. however, that
the promoters are only trying to tell
the truth. 1t is quite possible that
they are not sure about having a
mine, or that there will be dividends,
but are sure of the mules, the spring
of soft water and the five acres of
vegetables. Not desiring to deceive
an investor in the mining stock, they
are only offering to sell him what
they are sure he will get for his
money-a share in the mules, the
drug store and the spring of soft
water.
The prospectus is work OF art
that is artless. The stock is only 80
cents a share, and there is so little
OF il left that the promoters say the
advertisement will not appear again.
Really, the buyer of the stock on the
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I DID IT." SHE WHISPERED.

ing up, four steps at a time He had
The Sunday Free Press in his hand,
and he was breathing forth fire and
birthstone.
Have you SEEM he began.
She leaned against the wall, pale and
trembling.
81 did it," she whispered.
She told him the whole story stand
ing there on the stairs. and during the
last of it he had to hold her so that she
wouldn't fall. When it was all over.
he looked up the stairs and down, and
then he kissed her. She received the
caress with humble gratitude.
There's only one way to do" he
said, land that's to bluff it out. This
story can't and shan't be told. If Nor
timer tells it, I'll rub him into the
earth and sow ragweed over him. Till
election time I'll stand for this predic-
ton. and then-we'll go to Australia"
He kissed her again and ran up the
stairs. where he had most terrible
quarrel with the managing editor
which ended in a simultaneous firing
and resignation,
For ten days-until How
land remained out of job and the
butt of ridicule, but happy. for Celia
had agreed to marry him any minute,
no matter if he never earned another
penny. To live with him in the hum
blest cottage, in the fields, in a tree
anywhere If he would only forgive her.
And then suddenly he became the
greatest man in New Jersey. for the
election, with that perversity for which
elections are famous. went precisely
the way of that article in The Free
Press and with an accuracy that was
more than ridiculous.
On the day after election he got six
kilograms from The Free Press asking
i him to take position on the staff, the
last of them naming salary that made
him dizzy. Armed with these he went
to find Mortimer; but. as he told Celia
afterward. the fellow had grown so
small that he had ceased TO be visible.
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oner and charged with being a rebel.
or, at all events until he had COM
municated with Botha.
1t is not yet clear whether Lord
Methuen has been given his full free
dom or merely mas been released on
Parole. In some quarters, it is sug-
gested that Kitchener, by hustling
Delarey, has compelled him to aban-
doned his prisoner, but it is unlikely
that the British general is at present
in position to concentrate force
large enough to compel Delarey to
hurry his retreat.
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shook even the solid structure Of her
confidence in herself:
Rush 1900 words careful forecast of
election in your district. Special reference
to congressional candidates. Give most
accurate prediction possible. Wire tonight
for Sunday edition. FREE Press.
This arrived early on Saturday after
noon, and Rowland had just gone fish
ing down the river. 1t was a "gum
shoe Quickstep," to use his own express
sion-that is, he had fed secretly-and
the higher powers of The Tribune
knew nothing of it.
For this reason Celia could not appeal
to any one in the office for help in this
emergency because that would immedi-
ately raise the question, where's How
iand?" But the article must be sent,
and Celia must get the facts some
where. She herself knew no more about
the trend of the campaign than Hot
tentot knows about snowshoes. How
land had often talked politics with her,
but she had made the fatal blunder of
pretending to understand instead of
confessing her ignorance and asking
questions like child. That was her
besetting sin-the vain attempt to know
without learning.
She enjoyed the acquaintance Of one
or two city. officials, but they could not
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stand upon it's head in plausible, nat
ural way.
The Free Press was strongly Repub-
Iican-as The Tribune was-but Morti-
mer knew that it would print a relia-
BILE forecast favoring the Democratic
side. He himself knew that it was a
Republican year in that district. All
the political sharps, experts and oldest
inhabitants knew that, yet probably
The Free Press people were not so well
informed. He gave it to them as strong
as he thought they would stand it and
in very clever way predicted gen.
eral Democratic sweep in that section.
And guileless Celia, who had thought
herself so shrewd, believed that this
courteous gentleman was enriching her
notebook with gratuitous wisdom, and
she began to admire him. 1t was a fine
thing to do for Rowland, whom, after
all, she knew that Mortimer didn't
love.
She thanked him with such hearth
ness that the rascal was almost shaken
In his infamous composure, but he shut
his teeth and held on.
Celia went home and put this delight
full batch of malicious transformation
into English that would not have sham
ed the masters of the language. She
had samples Of Howlands political
writings in a scrapbook-which she
never showed to him-and from this
treasure house she distracted his
brightest phrases, cleverly working
them into her story until it looked like
a fine example of his very best work.
When it was finished, she said to her.
self that Rowland could not have done
it so well. She felt that she had con-
ferred fame upon him and that he must
be deeply grateful. She even was vain
enough to speculate upon the possibili-
ty of pretending that the facts were all
her own. Could Mortimer be relied up
on not to tell?
In the Office of The Free Press there
was a tremendous hurry that night.
This four page supplement of political
predictions had been hastily conceived,
and it was rashly thrown together. Yet
Howland's story was recognized as a
truly meritorious effort. The excellence
OF the WrlIluS cdTTleu TIE dDSuTu, SUI
prising prophecy. Indeed Rowland
was accorded the honor of having his
! name signed to the dispatch.
Celia got The Sunday Free Press on
| the following forenoon and beheld the
| signature with pride. She was so glad
| for Howland's sake that her heart gave
her it's first warning of her real atti-
tude toward him. But for that she
| would have felt herself defrauded of
an honor.
In the afternoon she went down to
The Tribune office, and the first thing
she saw was the managing editor sit
| ting on a table tearing his hair. He
held copy of The Sunday Free Press
| in his hand.
eff he only hadn't signed his name tc
itv' he was saying. But great heav-
ems, this mass of absurdity, dead
| against our policy! He's known as our
man, and they'll all have fun with us
The fellow ought to be fred"
| Celia recoiled-fed. On the stairs she
collided with Rowland, who was com
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A HOT PROSPECTUS.
All Reference to Precious Mineral
Mines Omitted.

All Reference to Precious Mineral
Mines Omitted.
Stock in a mining company, which
claims to be doing something at some
place not definitely stated, out in the
desert in Riverside county, Califor-
mia, is being advertised in prospec-
tus that is gem in the inducements
it offers to people to become stock
holders, says the Mining and Scien-
tific Press.
1t states that the stockholders are
owners in lot of engines, boilers
and other machinery, a drug Store,
harness rooms, 100 acres of land, of
which 40 acres are inclosed with a
barbed wire fence and used as a pas
ture for the company's mules, a cot
tage, a bunk house, corral, all build
ings being substantial and modern;
horses, mules burros, stages and wa
CONS, oil lands, sandstone quarries,
gypsum beds, iron claims, many good
roads and trails, spring of soft wa
ter, more than the mills can posi-
bly, use, and five acres of vegetable
garden.
1t adds that the company has no
saloons at the mines, does not allow
liquor, beer, gambling or dance
houses on the grounds, and employs
quiet and peaceable miners. Evidently
the promoters think the inducements
offered will sell the stock like hot
cakes, else they would have spoken
of the mines that the company pro-
poses to work as at least an incident
of the proposition.
OF course, there are mines of some
kind somewhere in the plans of the
company's promoters, but the pros
pectus is silent concerning them. 1t
does not say whether they are gold,
silver or some other metal The ore
is not referred to at all, nor is there
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stitutionally incapable of knowing any
thing she could criticise the literary
form of Howland's articles and show
him where in her own opinion he
might have made the facts stand out in
holder relief. If any other woman had
tried to tell Rowland how to write pc.
litical stories. he would have had her
abolished by an act of the state legis-
lature. many of whose members would
have gone far to oblige him. But he sat
at the feet Of Celia with reverent atten-
ton.
Occasionally, when he was away on
an assignment, she would open his tele
grams from The Free Press and send
the news requested if it was wanted il
bury. One day late in October Celia
received a message of this sort thai
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SURPRISED THE BRITISH.
Report of Methuen's Release Seems
Too Good to Be True.

London, March 14.-Borderick's
statement in the house of commons
yesterdy that Lord Methuen had been
released caused as much surprise as
satisfaction.
1t had been generally believed that
Delarey would hold Methuen a pris-
oner pending the decision of the
British government regarding Com
mandant Kritsinger, who is a pris-
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representations of the prospectus will
never be able to say that his mining
investment is a failure.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-19

List your property with Martin
Conlin, Columbia Falls. Correspond
ence invited.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-19

For Sale-Timothy seed. Guaran
teed clean. Louis Fehlberg, Sheldon
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-03-19

For Rent-Furnished rooms; 335
Third avenue east. Bath, etc.