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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Live Stock Breeding.

The author was right who said that
there is something in the unsel6sh and
self-sacriicing love Of a brute which
goes directly to the heart Of Inn wro
has had frequent occasion 10 lest the
pa.try friendship and gossamer fidelity
of mere msn No man can associate
with improved animals without rrceiv-
ing benefits from association. Apart
from the moral influence there is an un-
questionable effect on mans mentality
providing he engages IN the live stock
business with the object Of effecung
some improvement in the character OF
his animals.
That the keeping Of improved live
stock has a beneficial influence upon
the character of the breeder IS made
apparent at every hand. The manner
in which the various organizations
have been perfected but bespeaks the
intelligence that has brought these into
being. Live stock and breeders asso-
Citations are but mathematical of unity
of effort directed toward the accom-
plishment of some great end. The
mar who simply plows, reaps, and
sows, marketing his products annually
through the elevator, can have but
little part in the building up of the
nations prosperity in the true sense of
the word. With every bushel of grain
he sends to the market he sends with 1t
a fertility supply almost equal in value
to that of the grain itself, thus robblng
nature of the splendid inheritance with
which she has endowed the soils of the
great corn belt.
And then after all, while the financial
end of the improved stock business is
an important endorsement, as viewed
from the worldly standpoint, yet the
influence of the improved animal on its
keepers mental and moral being is a
phase of the subject seldom referred TO,
but one which is after all of supreme
Importance. Some one has SAID ..pork
is for the worker" The artist who
paints a great picture may receive the
applause as a reward, and yet
such applause is but insignifi-
compared with the influence of the
effort to paint the picture on the artist
himself. So 1t is in the breeding of i'm
proved animals, the financial end in
view may justify engaging in this line
If effort, but the benefit upon which
he world can put no price is that de-
lived by the breeder hlmself as he puts
lis mind and heart and soul behind the
treat purpose of creating an improved
orm of animal lfe.-Tbe Indicator.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Stop That Cough!

When a cough, a tickling or an irri-
tation in the throat makes you feel un-
comfortable, take Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. Don't wait until the disease
has gone beyond control. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Anderson, 254 West 9th St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: awe
think Ballads Horehound Syrup the
best medicine for coughs and colds.
We have used it for several years; it
always gives immediate relief, is very
pleasant and gives perfect satisfaction. y
25c, soc, 81, 90 Sold by Crenshaw &
Young. 8.15m1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Note On Lewis and Clark

Ninety-n:ne years ago those hardy
explorers, Lewis and Clark, reached
the site of Kansas City, Kan. awe
camped at the upper point Of the
mouth Of the river Kansas" says the
entry for June 20, 1904. son the
south Of the river the hills or the high
lands come within one mile and a half
of the river; on the north of the
Missouri they do not approach nearer
than several miles, hut on all sides the
country is fine" Lewis aud Clark,
of course, we're by no means the first
white men to reach the mouth of the
Kaw French traders had been gong
the Missouri for furs for a century
before the advent of the exploring ex-
pedItlon sent out by Jefferson, and in
the March proceeding the arrival OF
and Clark at the Kaw's mouth
the place had been visited by an Ameri-
can trader. The first white man to see
The site of the future city was a French
adventurer who came up the Missouri
IN 17O5--99 years before the coming Of
and Clark. Fifteen years later
a party assembled the river TO this point
and thence forth the visits of traders
and trappers to the mouth of the Kan
River were not infrequent.-The
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DIsOovERy

IA
One small bottle Of Halps Great Dis.
coVery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes.
seminal emissions, week and lame baeks
rheumatism and all Irregularities Of tbe
Kidneys and bladder in both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles in
children. II not sold by your d~rugpist.
VIII be sent by mail on recent Of a
One small bottle is two months, treat.
ment, and will cure any case above msr.
toned. DR.. E. W. Hall, sole mapufac.
turer, P. 0. Box 500, St. Louis, Mo. Send
lor testimonials. Sold by all drugeists
At orenshaw q Young's.
READ THIS:
Desoto, Mo-, April II, l9OO.-Ibave been ,or
years a sufferer from kidney and bladder
troubles l have tried all remedies that 7
could find and had almost given nm hone %
relief until tried A Texas Wonder. Ham
Great Discovery, which cured me.
S. o. SMITH.
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who h;
Miss Eli
Monday
Mrs. J
City tn
by her
medical
Miss |
who has
went to
visit befo
Mesdau
Mccoy !
Tuesday
TO the fam
Miss Fa
who has
returned h
was accom
r a. Payn
Mrs. F.
Lyman, of
Rena Prest
vile Mond,
relatives hel
T. NJ. W
from Argent
Woods retu
Mrs Woods
the family of
Miss Dorc
Tuesday mo-
friends In Z
accompanied
who will max
Mrs, W. J
Ihildren retur
~ morning,
: this city. /
som Kansas @
9nqpanied Cd
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Herhine.

Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood to flow; it affords
prompt relief from biliousness, indiges-
ton, sick and nervous headaches, and
the over-indulgence IN food and drink.
Herbine acts quickly, a dose after meals
will bring the patient into a good con-
dition In a few days.
G. L. Caldwell, Agt. NJ. K. and T. X.
R., Checotah, Ind. Ter, writes, April
Is, 1908: 81 was sick for over two
years with enlargement Of the liver and
spleen. The doctors did me no good,
and had given up all hope of being
cured, when my druggist advised me
to use Herbine. 1t has made me
sound and well" 5Oc.-Sold by Cren-
shaw e. Yonng. S.15m1
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15

A musket ball may be fired through
a pane of glass, making the hole the
size of the ball, without cracking the
if the glass is suspended by a
thread it will make no difference, and
the thread will not ever vibrate.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15

oats contain nerve and muscle or the
elements to supply the wear and waste
OF these parts and to a certain extent
10 stimulate them also. They are of
especial value in feeding the work
horses during the summer and are BET.
ter In every way at this time and for
this purpose than corn.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Officers Elected.

At a meeting of the stockholders Of
The Grange Store, Higginsvllle, Tues
day, the following directors were
chosen;
j. M. Armentrout, president; Major
Geo. P. Gordon, vice-president: j. e..
Gladish, secretary; Frank Hoefer, Jas.
K. Lyons, c. R, Anderson, Thos.
Jones, D. ]. Waters, John Price,
Jackson Bradley aud Jackson Corder
During the last fiscal year one in
every 4Oi railway employees was killed
and one in every twenty. four Injured.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Natural Gas.

Workmen engaged in boring for
water at Swope Park, Kansas City,
struck a considerable flow of natural
gas. Gas has been struck several
times before at Kansas City, but no
has ever been made of it.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15

Is 1t not clear that this new Bureau
Of Corporation will give the trusts two
years more leeway-two years more
license to loot the peoples pockets
two years at $1,000, co., 900 a yearP
And what thenP Publicity. That's
oil, and more than all, for ifis entirely
optional with the president whether
any of the facts gathered by this bureau
ever be published or mot. Bnt\ the
iacis, when published, are to serve Only
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-08-15
Eczema

How It reddens the skin, itches, ooses,
dries and scalesl
Some people call it letter, milk crust or
salt rheum.
The suffering from it Is sometimes in
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors Inherited or &C
quired and persists until these have been
removed.
Hoods ~JGrSGp0riLLG
positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all c~utaneOus
eruptions.
HooD's Pills are the best cathaTtic. PTice25centa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HASTE MAKES WASTE



Moasrp haste b. ma eoone'ais meral msaual
oue be r results The spirit Of hurry
-gooa IN its aec-couses nictoo caHsa iessos
hurry.
Man, IN paueosc setah9ues ehe"'S
They speculate thousand thousand aa" fhe
eniy safe fashlonsd ~ honestly ~"
daatry ECONOMY. ways bat Il reasonably sure
hurry,
Youns persons educated Education Is sf'~
Knowledge experience si bat asa'ed That TO
aui stop teeen times e 'ea'h
Opportunity practice q ie uHss ~
n college
be a
sonse no reputation W'tAen
ehinA growth Mushroom 'ha
viii regulations be tAen tef what you are me
world wills ssy ou nutd sondly.
y IA e - - ,.,c,
9 niHN foundation
IA hurry. -.
Mind aud BODY can strengthened ey development Fhat 49,
re ssa ths sssre' Of nena sNa
,hy.sl NE Nervous contraction 4 wearing the h"s
20 frane therefore escaee feu"na s'2
Therefore the h the constant 'sss"
usf,e and muscles VIII sed better fe' w"
81
uv IN a -.
sr.e vaa set wealth ~tny 70 the saan''se
AZ an. a 700 ~reeSds Suppose YOU ke ~
.saton and serof class % s w
sou receive aipasA haytnr KILLED Yea Tor
k-s fpetson ff eianS eA s
axchAns. w.lbaIaacsd seana physiausf
hurry
lunfth p ia hurry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

which ilea 90 the right ~ tho road
ltHt after YEA eroaa the wouaan
'etaa over tho sfise. neaf where
the afeat statue Of The NirEin siHnas.
woman cried a. me from the field.
saying that the ffusHiaHa Weee ~
Hoisaana. A small party ~ their
lAueufa. she said had come in that
very afternoon. and i whole division
was expected before midnight I
did not wait Go hear the md Of her
tale. bat elRpprd sunfs into Niuiette
and IN nNe minutes Was Eallunlnk
her into the town
Three euhiana Nsre ~ the month
II the main street. their horses
tetheHed and they Koaaipina tpKsth-
e. each with pipe - lenF aa my
.sshaf ! saw them well IN the liahi
20 an opsn dnof. but ~ ms thay
could have seen unly" the nagli ~
/ Nielstte'H Hray side and the lasA
Huttef % my cloak A moment aatsf
| few through a stream Of Nleui
rushing from an open EatassaY
/ Niolette'H shoulder sent one IT hsni
I Iteltug aud ! stabbed ~ anothsa bat
[ missed him. funs pans vent tssa
I oarhtnss but ! had aown rounH the
curve Of the street and neYm ~
u INV = - h'ANA AAAH tAHM w Wv NHttAT
[ An. We were Eruat. both Vtolettk and
4 She lay down % 4 like eeafsst
hare the nfr nyinE from her taofs.
/ afuad il my stirrupa and brafei sh !
"a BgY Heurd, Someone sprafk Tor
my bride. I sliced him hmugh
the arm and I heard him hewtiug
tehlnd mv. Two horaen~n saesi
ufon me. l eat one down anti out Z
iacsa the oihsr A minute latsf
was clear ~ the to~a and &1nE
down hroad. y bite road wlta the
black poplara on either side. freF a
TIME heard the rattle ~ boofa be-
hind me. bat they ai~d and died an
90 eouid not tell them froIn the
ihrebbiua ~ my own heart Haon
7 pailsd up and listened, bat AL Wa
silent They had eiNen up the eheHe.
Wei. the fifss thins that I dsd was
10 diamoout and 10 lead my mare
int a small wood through which a
stream ref. There sat~s~A hsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

might. I should bs chased and on a
horse " hieh had already done a long
~ lnHHueHs iiut A. was better ~ be
HhnHed EDWARDS than - be- chnHFd
back. ON this muoHlli might with
fresh horses hHhiud the. 1 must iHhH
nly riFh IN either case but N : were
10 shake them ar I preferred That
IL should be near haHiiH WAN near
aoisauuH.
an this flashed ON me AZ n by IN
atinei Yau understand. MY eyes
had hardly rested un the bearded
faces under the brass helmets before
my rowala had touched Ni9iritr ana
Hhe was off with "a rattle IKE pas
sIe.chagHe. ph. tho shouting aud
rushing and ninmuinn from behind
uai Three 81 them fired and three
swung Themselves au ~ their hnfhfH
A bullet raped ou the erupisrf 81
my saddle with q noise Ike stick
au "a door ti0iritr spfahE many
forward. and thought 4 was Only =
FtHxu above the neaf fore frtlpeh
An. the dear little mare. how ] loved
her when ! felt hes settle down Into
the long. easy Eailap Of hers. hes
h0ofs going ike q spanish glfi :
cnstauafH. I could not hold myself
. turned Ola NY saddle aud shouted
and rnVad. "Nive i-emprrruf Z.
screamed aud laughed a. The gust Of
oAiha that came back to me.
a. 'nufiuufH
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NOTICE

Our charges are for mAtsrfsi only.
1ns only college usink al Absolutely
painless pf8r xa-ssNret aud eteaa-
aiys wish US.
pREE--psinisss Estrsetias, Pain.
Tees Fiilisa. Painless Operating.
This r. net a college fer siaesais-
naHe are ssnpi0yed o. sdniti~d. Cur
starr Il composed u Dentists o. bsHs
experiences siso came here 70 Psffeet
fhssnsalxoa In our istsst scasntsne
!. v.<s oD-'ss~. = .SsO ,,'...~as a,a>.-~ I. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Il ~ y ~ t7sHsaH =
MEDAL.
teoBilnued from Yesterday
what Do yeu make 81 ~ Brig
adler he asked
saf Nhatf'
saf cur mission
asuruiy % is plain enough
.Neu think So Why should the
iompeGar tell a. his plans
because he recognized our intel
I llgenee
nv companion laughed in a uap-
neg which I found annoying
sAay I ask what you intend % SO
n you hnd thsHa Villages nali %
| Russians he sHkrd.
7 shall obey ny euivfH'
hnt y0u viii be ALLIED
Very possibly
lie laughed aRain. and - affen-
! aieelN that l elapsed my hand - my
sword nut before I could tell him
What I thouEht Of hts stupidity and
rudeness. b. had wheeled his horse
and vas numbering away down the
other road I sse ATS big. tut cap
vanish over the brow 81 the hlil. and
then rode nfan M way. wondering
AZ his conduct Prom time 10 time
put my hand t. the breast 81 mo
tunie and felt the paper cthekie be-
meath my Fingers An. my precious
paper, which should be turned into
the tlttia siivef medal fnr which 4
had y~aFn-d ~ long Aii the way
from BFaine 10 Hsrmoise was
thinking % what my mother wouia
saY When she saw a.
I stopped 70 give Nioieits . meal
az Wayride aAheHge on the side %
I'm not far frem s8issaHsa s,aee
surrounded By 90 eaAs ana with 81
iuanY cFoa o. that erie gouid scarce
bear ones Own feifs. II sas frum
the tnnkeep~r that learned that
MaIfnani had faitsa back Two days
before amt that the ffunalanm were
e7er the Aiane An hour later, IN
The FADING light I saw two It their
Nssstt~s upon ths MI 20 TIE tight
ana then. - darkness xathsfed. the
hseveuz tc the north wrFv al kisa-
uteFfnK ffona the lights - hisuuar
when ] Neafi that HiuehsF had
been there For two days Twas much
surprised thar the ef'apsres should
nns have knuwh that the cssuuify
shfuush which BE had ordered nc 60
.arrF my rrsetaes letter vas ntfeady
eecupisf b. TIE enemy ssflH. u
thoashs % the ten. ~ hts xulee
whau ~ said 70 ehayp~ntier that
. Eeifisr nnust na# choose. bat fnusg
obey shani1 fniiew the route he
haa iala dewa stsr fns - iaaE a.
Ntnistte cuul4 uzexe a hnof Or Al
finger upon her bFffir Az TIE way
fsou e~rrfoise - fsotvsuns whsfr
the rad tips up snf 8own. eurxsng
aFssuN ~ wuuHs. I hspt tns pistol
really nnA my nssorf.hiis hrAr~d.
puasnins ~ swiftly where sh@ fssfh
7-.-@> $50 ,s>ss.e
~ Fustn1 the eefnsfa IN fhs eay ~
Learned IN Spain
When I cams IN the farmhouse
-
90 to Epinntns fer btcyrle rspsifs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

ana rubbed her down. Fiving he's
two pieeas 81 sugar soaked in rnEiiaF
from my flask she was spent from
tho sharp chase. but If was wonder E
fui - see how she came round with
a half hour rest When my Thighs
closed upon her again, / could tel
~ The spring ana the swing OF hst
that Il would not be her fhult #
dld not win my way safe a. Paris.
/ must have been weil within the
cuemy'a lines now, Tor heard a
number OF them shouting one 81
their HuuHh drinking songs out Of q
houses hy tho roadside and ] vent
ruund ~ the fields 10 avoid a. ~
another time two men came out into
the moonlight (for BY thia lime II
was a eioudlesa night and shouted
aomsthinE iu Gsrmau. but saiiapsd
ou Without needing them. and thfS
we're afraid 60 fire. FOR their own
huanafn are dressed eAaetiy an 1 Vas
Il - best "a take NO notice az thee
times. aud then thsy pat YOU down
a. a deaf man.
II IVES a lovely moon. and ever
trre threw q black baf across the
road. | eould zee the countryside
lust a. n il were daytime. and very
iNAMANANA u AMNNfAs saw ANMh htA+aA
wan a great IRE raging some wisefe
IN the north la the silence ~ the
niKht time. ana With the knuwisaEs
that danger Was ~ front aud behind
me, the sight OF the great distant
fire vas very striking and aweeuHln
nut l arm not easily ciunded, fuf
have seen 500 many singular things.
10 ! hummed n tune batNrtn M
teeth aud fhaltEhf Of little l.tHfftF
whom / might see Ia Parts. A.
miad MAS faii ~ her when. uottinE
ruund a corner. came straight upon
half a dozen nefngan Dragons. who
were sitting round a bfuAhWooa IRE
b. tbs roadside.
1 am an excellent soldier. ! do
tot say this because ! an pFejudiesa
in nay oen favor. but b~censs
realty am -. can weigh every
chance in a momsnf. and decide
with az much certainty &c though
had bfoaaed Zoe = ps.h. Now
eaW iiks a flash that. come what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
HERE AND THERE


se~iaa Krntucky. -.
= ana mstheta " the eHRA.s "
.~.,tr.. il anrusasuraby 20 s~Fvia
Tn. s~sa heF ~usk boldly and save tas %
.st hass 10 asn papsr ne before ths' Ssd Nun
shnd bushes 70 sheet 'AsH sse "
sa.aek conceal and IN without vsfsaE
In s.r. there esssssinatan a%nsv.o
~sman a las real fsnetsns q s"Fs""eeh
knaoun There vas the excuse tN paw
stosspa dircesoa bullet
In Kentucky Is that A"r 'r sfV
q hs ktsa sfathef' e'
kia.uan o
harsf : TAXED ~ Aea.t9 " -
Suru. his hsus..o or his hotel -.
he Eepa rpnnahe ~a
,~na missionaries 10 nreashits eounty. k<HfWAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

90 TO spinnsns fas bicysis repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
tAsoa MEETINGS TonloHr

aitt-sa Printing Trades Council
- $40 -
sasiih sad Jackson ARREST
Beer Drivers ara a=spsrs- " eeirfn =
Csntrai f4hor uaiSu ball. - s-e0sad
srsaftr-
nsrr@rs-.Fer~sters hall as FIRST
avsnue.
butchers Ne. u-oivmptc bah ifefS
F-.sond areaus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
Adjustable
Window Screens

IS inches high, win extend
from y to 81 inches Ioc
~ inches high, will extend
from ~ 10 81 inches. sac
~ inches high. will extend
from ~ 10 81 inches. soe
"a inches high. viii extend
from ~ 10 u inches. se
90 inches high. viii extend
from = to 81 inches. .soc
90 inches high. win extend
from ~ to a. inches .4sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
WILL NAME JURF
y 49, ss-S.eA ~ -. - A>>s-, n. !.
COMMISSIONERS

A meeting Of the king casmtf H4r
Association hAa been called Cot nent
Saturday morning for the purposes %
recommending four attcrnsYa q ths
superior cauft Judges for appoint D
Insnt a. turF cofnnllssllineFa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Sc sleeana avenue
Patatars aud Decorators Painters
htit First arruae and tsspeFa street.
stsns Cuttsfs==s'krsie alters hs.l -
Fnursh assutsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23

Have your Lawn looking nice this season YOU NAV
just we'll for It costs little get the articles ai ufny
TO keep If ~ shape, when yon trade with We qa9s
belo. some very Interesting prices Lawn Hose Lawn
Mower Lawn Rakes Window Screens, Screen Doors elr
Let us put you the right road 70 money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-23
Lawn Mowers
Lawn Hose

so-foot Staple Rubber Lawn
Hose. guaranteed, u inch,
regular 5000 special $4.7S
so-ioot Staple Lawn Hose,
Hudson brand. u inch.
regular 500 special SS.75
so-ioot New Method Lawn
Hose. u inch. guaranteed
60 stand 900 pounds pres
sure, regular $500 special
.ss.....ss. vols
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Screen Doors

Fancy Screen Doors. hard
pine, finished iu Oil
, II. q in. % #. u in... .st.as
? Il. d in. b #. Bin...S f.,s
r. 10 ia. X = tt. 10 in. SI.1s
Set Of Iixtufcs complete.
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1rsArEas

miro Axsass-w.itsr sanford cg
vsny Va Tempest Tossed
Isevchk raFs==N esa,iEttiis
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-13
H. FRANK IS A
COAL MACNATE
Has Millions of Tons of Coal in
Sight at Crows Nest Pass.
Most Approved Modern Methods
Adding to His Interests in Canada.
Town of Frank Booming.

H. L. Frank of Butte believes he
has one of the greatest coal mines in
the world. The property is located
at the town of Frank, less than 100
miles from Crows Nest Pass coal
fields in Canada. Mr.. Frank is adding
to his interests in the Dominion.
I'VE sure have coal to burn" said
Mr.. Frank. Our main entry has
been driven in 5000 feet, and we
still have 10000 feet to 60 before get
ting clear through the mountain.
There is vein of coal IA feet wide.
It is clean and solid and almost ver-
teal, like quartz vein. We know
that vein extends clear through the
mountain, for we have traced it right
across. There is no doubt about it.
At the highest point Of the mountain
we have 1000 feet OF coal above the
level of the main entry, while there
is an average of 500 feet of coal
tons of coal broken and ready to
take out of the mine. That coal is
mined and is ready for the market
after loading it on the cars.
I'VE are employing $50 men. On
December %, last, they mined $50
tons of coal. That is somewhat
higher, however, than the average
| production. By increasing the force
we could take out thousands of tons
day, if we chose to do so. The "oal
is of excellent quality and there is a
demand for it,
Mr.. Frank stated that he was insli
tuting number of improvements al
the mine, which would eventually
add to it's capacity.
I'VE are putting in new tipple
new washer, screens and picking ia
BILE and electric loader he said. 1--WE
propose to operate according to the
most modern methods"
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-13
Free EMPLOYMENT Bureau.

The attention of the public-those
wishing to employ help and those
seeking employment, is called to the
fact that the city council passed an
ordinance unanimously at their reg
ular meeting this month, creating a
free employment bureau in this city
in charge of and under direct super
vision of the police magistrate, Sam
Wallace. We would wish to impress
on your minds that those wishing
employment or those wanting help
can obtain the same free of all
charge by applying at Sam Wallace's
Office over the fire hall.
ASSEMBLY.