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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
VIM. Indeedf

A certain spinster was being con-
dOled with because she had no hus-
band Why" she said. II don't want
a husband. I'm just as we'll off. You
see. l have dog and he growls;
have parrot and he swears; have q
cat. and he stays out nights. Now.
why should ! get married y"-Lippin-
colts Magazine.
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And She Is Proud Of Il.

Two ladies were lunching together
one day when one. who Is a member
of the Colonial Danes, said to the 9TH
er: "Why do You not join the Colonial
Danes? You surely must be eligible"
"Oh, yes" responded her friend Il
forget just now the name Of my an
cestor, but l know we have been de.
scending for many years." - Lippin-
colts Magazine
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The ordinance now before the
Whitehsh town council which proposes
to define limits within which saloons
will be permitted to operate and limit
ing the number Of saloons is good so far
as it goes and will meet with the ap-
rroval of practically everybody
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There are some kinds of advertising
that does not pay, and this is especial
ly true Of a town Which becomes no.
torious for the immortality allowed
within its precincts
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17
IOWA SOCIETY.

All former Iowans who desire to join
the Iowa society of Flathead county will
please send their names, and present and
former Iowa addresses, to the sec etary
at kalispell, at once, as it is the intention
of the society to give picnic or excur-
sion sometime during the summer.
p. n. BERNARD, President.
j. II. STEVENS, Secretary
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17

The Red Lodge city Council refused
TO grant a licence to the Jesse James
show, an action which might we'll be
emulated by other cities.
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The people who are clamoring for a
Fourth of July without noise belong to
the same class as those who insist in
the belief that there is no Santa Claus.
Skidoo for them!
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17

The number of saloons at Roundup
has been limited to nine by the coun-
ty commissioners. Only nine! Heav-
ems! Such dry and dreary town.
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patch if they wouldn't scratch, as they
would then only pick up harmful in
sects. And having thus figured, I'm.
Gle Ira then proceeded to invent kind
Of roller skate to put on the chickens,
which will be put on the market as
soon as the necessary financial aid is
forthcoming.
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The Real Kick.

The bashful man had stolen a kiss.
I'll hope l haven't rumpled your
feeltngs?" he yentured.
"Ch. bother the feelingsw retorted
the pretty girlin confusion. "You have
rumpled my hair and my shirt waist"
Houston Post.
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The lumbermen are advising people
to build houses while the price of lum.
Der is down and it is easy to secure
labor. The advice is undoubtedly
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Considerate.

do you want to see your wife per-
mitted to vote?''
Not right away" answered Mr.
Meekton. Henrietta gets SO much
enjoyment out Of lecturlng about it
that 1t would be pity to stop it,
Washington Star.
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Subscription outside of Flathead county
PAYABLE strictly in advance.

Subscription outside of Flathead county
payable strictly in advance.
In Flathead count esu description is payable
at any time within the year. As most people
in the county who take the paper do not like
years time is given in which to pay for II,
aud the paper does not stop when subscrip-
ton expires unless SO ordered.
If you are receiving a copy Of the paper
regularly, you will be expected to pay for it.
Don't forget this II subscription is not
paid at the expiration of a years time. you
will receive notice. If You wish your paper
kindly notify this office.
There are no deadheads on The Pilot s list
and We want none, so if You do not expect to
pay for the paper please take the trouble to
have it stopped before you get in debt to us
and We become the victim of misplaced con-
fidence
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17

There is no danger of the new sheath
gown becoming popular in Fathead
county during the reign Of the mosquito.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17

Uncle Ira Cole of the Forsyth
Times has figured it out that chickens
would be great benefit to the garden
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WINDOW PULLEY LINE.
A Safety Device That Has Been Salts
factorily Installed.

Every little while we read Of house
wife being killed or manned through
overwhelming herself while manipu-
lating a pulley line. Some women.
more careful than others. have piece
Of lath or board across the window as
a life saver. but this Is bother when
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1908-07-17

Anyhow, we can be thankful tina,
the mosquito hasn't got a bill like a
crane.
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A check-rein is a good thing. Every
man should wear one.
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"E. G. Dewitt 4 Co., Chicago, ILL.,
Gentlemen-In 1897 l had disease of
the stomach and bowels. In the spring Of
1902 l bought bottle OF Kodol and the
benefit received all the gold in Georgia
could not buy. May you live long and
prosper. Yours very truly, G. N. Cornell,
Roding, Ga, Aug. II, 1906" Sold by
Percy F. Dodds.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Entered as second class matter February
IL, 1877, at the postotfice at Whitefish. Mont.
under the act of Congress of March 8, 1879.
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Like Mamma.

Mother-You must not try to monop-
Ollie all the conversation. Ethel
Ethel-Must wait till Pm married.
mamma ?-Yonkers Statesman.
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Put Up or Shut Up.
II you don't like the tone Of this
paper, tell US in letter containing a
dollar bill. the price Of a years sub
scription. Otherwise keep still, as It's
none Of your darned business. -Spring
Hill (Kan.) New Era.
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The Pilots telephone number is 42A.
Ring us up when yon are in need of the
printers services.
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Bryan, for the third and last time
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Try Pilot want al.
The Pilot for typewriter supplies.
800" and "63"

800" and "63"
Score cards for sale at the Pilot office,
81 per hundred. More or less at the
same rate. Neatly printed ana Always
stock.
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-Four more months OF Bryan.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is especi
ally good for piles. Recommended and
sold by Percy F. Dodds.
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ADvRRTIslNG RATES:

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Reading Notices i0c per line per week.
Want Ads-lc per word.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-27

is a lie simple, absolute and without
qualification, and the persons who say
this are liars, whoever they may be.
/ was never the attorney of Anderson
one minute in my life. The land
transaction was as follows: The Bank,
Reinhart & Co. and myself, by pur-
chase and the settlement OF a law case
known as the Hoppin case, acquired
what is known as the Hoppin ranches.
EVERY inch of what we acquired is set
forth in the record of the case and IN
the office of the county recorder of this
county. We sold to Anderson this
property, Judge W. S. Bonnifield act
ing as the attorney of Anderson In
the transaction. i refused to have
anything 10 do with him without he
had an attorney. | had not .Ived here
thirty years without being acquainted
with him. Judge Bonnifield did all
that any attorney could do for him.
He bought the land-that is. the part
that was in my control U did not act
FIR the bankl for $l3,500, paying 500
to pay the balance in thirty days. At
the end of thirty days he had not paid
the balance and Judge Bonnifield re
4HtSttu bldI II bt NOT IOlltttCu IN
that Anderson have more time. This
was done. He afterwards paid the
balance and received a deed, approved
nv his attorney, and as good a deed as
appears on the records Of this or any
county. 1t decided to him every inch
of land we owned-we onwed no
other land at that time. Afterwards,
quite a while, one of the hoppins re
quested me to buy a piece of land, "A
part of the property which had moi
been included in the lawsuit. | bought
this land with my own money, for my
self. as a speculation. Then Anderson
sued me for it. He withdrew his suit
and bought such parts of it as | was
willing to sell, taxing my deed for 1t.
The balance | sold to the late Chas.
Mcconnell. This is the truth, and
every fact stated can be proved by
the records | refer to. Thu story was
iHdustriously used against me -four
wears ago. and DOUBTLESS some few
people believed it. This is the frat
time | have considered sueh lies ds
worthy of notice. and | trust il is the
last time as | do not intend TO waste
my time in refuting ISLANDERS of this
kind If you will give this publicity.
any person who doubts the truth has
he record TO 90 to, and there is plenty
# time vet to do this.
"As far as my record in the Office
is concerned, on criminal matters n
otherwise, of importances, YOU will
find ii in the report of the attorney
general of the state for the years 1903
and 1904
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-27
JOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
Serial No. 0392.
Survey No. 1926.
Tnited States Land office, Carson City

inited States Land Office, Carson City
Nevada, Aug. %, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
uanee to the act of Congress approved
Nay 10, 1872. and in pursuance OF all
he laws of the United States relating
hereto Nevada Sulphur Company, a
corporation duly organized and existing
tnder the laws of the State of Califor-
ia whose postoffice address is 1921
Merchants Exchange Building, San
francisco, California, has made appii-
alton for t'Cold Sulphur Piaeer',
Mining Claim, the exterior boundaries
f which are hereinafter particularly
FL forth, hearing sulphur, gold, AMI
Their precious minerals, situated In
sabbit Hole, now Rosebud, Mining
district. Humboldt County, State of Nc.
aaa, and described by the official plat
md by the filed notes on tile in the
'tfiee OF the Register at Carson City
and District, Nevada, as follows, to-
Wit:
Beginning at corner No. I "Cold
sulphur Placer, whence e.. s. l.. q.
No. ZIP bears south Is SO west 2084.S
'eet:
Thence north TO- 32' west 1870
'eet to corner No. 2 of said claim;
Thence north 90 IL east 649.6 feet;
Thence south 7s' l6' east 1850
get to corner No 4 of said claim;
TheEce south 10 Al west 5000 feet
q corner No. l of said claim to pla q
u beginning, containing a total AMI
pet area of 1917 acres; and which IL
oeated upon u~nsurveyed public land a.
out two miles north of the town of
sosebud and about four miles south
ast OF Nevada Sulphur Company :
mill.
As shown by the said eficisl plat
acre are no claims adjoining Or con
ffieting with the said Cold 5a.oh,r
Placer
NEVADA SULPHUR CO.
By JNO. MaeFARLANE, Agent
Witnesses:
LOUIS Z. GEORGE,
II. T. ABSTElN.
LOUIS j. COZ v, Register.
First publication Aug. ~, ls.s.
Last publication Oct. 81. l~U6.
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ISSUES OF CAMPAIGN
FAIRLY SET FORTH
Continued from Page -

1.-The issue raised is not as to who
shall do it, but as to how ii snail be
done. In other words, whether it shall
pay $4,000 or $4,000 per annum for
the next two years, on this item alone,
instead of : 1920. which is a fair price
for the work. The issue, if it is one,
is between extravaganza, graft AMI
special favors on one side and honesty
and good business principles on the
other.
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-RIETIMG PLANK NOT DICTATED
BY ANY NEWSPAPER

.'The same authority SAYS that Mr..
Seison. Reinhart d Co, and inferen-
tally myself. wrote that plank and
directed the affairs of the convention
Il which it was adopted. The con
itaTv is the truth; neither had any
thing directly or indirectly to do with
It; nor directly or indirectly wrote a
word of it. No newspaper in the
eounty had anything to say, ard, as
.ar as / am informed, did not endorse
it.. | am somewhat familiar With the
acts and consequently able to state
this as a fact. The assertion that
this is a newspaper fight is not true in
my particular; there is only one paper
hat can profit by defeating decenev,
nd that is the paper owned by the
%rarrulons grafters in charge of the
star. who have fatted and added i'm
Dudenee to Ignorance and falsehood,
feeling SIRE that in the future. as in
the past. they will be able to retain
their places at the public crib by false
hood, misrepresentation IA personal
abuse. The people viii hardly be
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-27
JUDGE LANewITH's GRIEVANCE

What ~ the anlnus of Judge Lang
xith's opposition to your candidacy
Mr.. Warren2 He is a Republican, IS
he nota',
HE processes to be. but in fact he
has always favored the local Demo
cratic combine. which permits him. n
a small way, to share in the leaves anil
fishes. He at one time had "A follow
ing of the ~disgruntled. out at present
outside Of his own vote. he is harm
'ess. lie Processes to vote the entire
q lconda precinct. hut il is doubtful
II he controls his own vote.
"His opposition to me is based
solely ON the fact that. while district
attorney. | refused TO compromise his
claim against the county amounting t.
$1,000 for holding the preliminary ex
animation in the Sage eases. NJ
Murphy, my predecessor. had objected
10 the bill and il was rejected by the
board. | had no discretion ia ths
premises. for. under the law. after 8
claim has once been rejected il cannot
be paid or compromised except or .
Judgment He brought suit. but was
= ever ready to try his ease, and | be
lieve it is still pending. TIL justice 8
his claim can best be understood BY
comparison with the similar ease o
II. berts. Sevener, German and Williams,
IN which the expense to the county =
tire preliminary examinatioa was but
$40.
"Thc people of Goleonda have nc
grievance against me, nor against the
ticket. and will certainly not follow
tie iead Of Langwith. whose nply claim
70 aotice rests upon his hgd faith o.
his party and whose only gievans il
.fft he has an uupaid. absurd. iiiega:
ara grating demand against Humboldt
saunfv
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A FAMII.y

.Our whole family has eaiase.,
good health since we tegaH 2 81
Kings New Life Pills, three veac
ago says l.. A. Bartlett, ef kuiaI
Route |, Guilford. Maine. Thes e!eaaa
and tone the system in a gentle way
liza; does you COOL. &c. at the Eagle
drug store.
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PRINTING WILL BE LET TO
LOWEST BIDDER

with the old board out, the county
printing will be let to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder, if / am elected, as
ii was before. and all newspapers
within the county who can furnish Sc
eurity to perform the work will be
treated fairly and equally. 1 did this
four years ago; | win do it again if
elected. The public funds are not the
property of newspapers any more than
of politicians, and all papers within
the county are engaged. or SHOULD lie
engaged, IN the business of promoting
The public welfare. Whether they are
or not, they are entitled to equality
and they will get it as far as public
printing is concerned. ana in every
ether way. Those papers who desire
core than this will vote in accordance
with their interest. | don't want
aeir votes; nor the votes of any on-
ern or person expecting other than a
80. Hal &c ON ataa+a1
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NOTICE TO r~REsPAssnRs

Notice is hereby given that all per
sons are forbidden TO hunt or fish on
he ~taufTer 4 Reinharf ranches, and
ail trespassers | be prosecuted ae-
etraaFg 50 ia%
Sf fgss REfNH ART.
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FACTS OF PICK" ANDERSON
CASE

Zone more falsehood | would like 30
make reply TO. 1t is the statement
that. while acting as attorney for Pick
Anderson, that I betrayed his conf
denee and got hold of some land in
Ouin River to which he was entitled. This
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-27
NOT AN ATTORNEY IN LOPEZ
CASE

''They have evidently searched the
record, and being unable TO find any
thing there, they have resorted to the
old tactics of lies. The statement
recently made that I was attorney in
the Lopez ease is untrue. The case
was, as ! understand. tried by a jury,
so there are twelve persons in the
eountv who know that ] was not in
The ease the time the jury was paid.
If | had been. it would have been a
small matter, and only shows the pow
ertv of facts and invention to which
these people are driven in order to keep
their place at the public crib. ] do not
think anv other crowd would venture
on such thin ice, and they would not
If they could find solid ground.
81 do not charge N opponent with
any part lie such ehsurdities. or IN
villifvi-g mc ia any way. ! think
better of him than that aud hope he
does of me. The contest between us,
if ii is a contest. : cor the voters to
decide; the result win, / feel sure. be
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-27
aefeDfrd and saf1SfatfOrV 10 tIthtf.
COMPELLED PAWDY HOUSES TO
PEv LICENSE

.'it is said that ! made the houses of
questionable resort pay license. This
is the ease. II was rot, however.
because | thought Il nroner to dispose
II liquors in such places; they were
doing this. ard had Beer for thirty
wears: the United States granted then
license: the law did not prevent
the doing of the business. and since
they were doing it, ! could see no
reason why at least they should not
pay license, and they have paid ever
since; the revenue from such sources
is most expensive to the public good
this is the ltw. however. and If bad,
II Shonld he changed s
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For eleanhath tabs. item towels e.
All that goes with "A good bath. go to
X 'hinson's barber shop.
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FOR sALE

4 prosperous ladies' tailoring busl-
ness etc. vita house and lot. Will b.
sold cheap and t rms. inquire
at office of Silver state II.
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Robinson $ barber shop continues IN
he lead.
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again this way.
NOT AN ILLEGAL CANDIDATE

'sTbe abuse and misrepresentation III
these people and their cohorts appea.s
to he as limitless as il is in fact I'M
true. This statement that / am an
legal candidate is even destitute %
ordinary omino sense. Ii IS evident
that in their rather excusable excite
nent Mt the danger Of exclusion from
the pie counter. and being required to
10 business on honest principles, that
they view any candidate for office who
s opposed to graft as Illegal or un
aai4ab1a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28
Aeroplanc for Our warships.

Convinced by the tests conducted
at Fort Myer. near Washington, by
Orville Wright that the aeroplane
would prove valuable auxiliary 10
the navy for scouting az sea, the
navy department is preparing plans
for a heavier than air machine which,
II successful. will be attached 10
warships. Lieutenant George G.
Sweet OF the bureau OF equipment is
mt work on the plans, which will be
submitted to Secretary Metcalf when
completed.
The navy will be compelled 10
make several radical changes In the
aeroplane as II is now constructed.
In the first place. II will be neces-
sary TO prtect the egine so that when
the machine alights In the water tho
mechanism will not be injured by
the salt water; also there will have
10 be a complete change In the plans
for the lower rigging OF the alrship.
Instead of the skids In which the
aeroplane skins on alightlng. the
machine will have TO be equipped
with boat'ike structure to serve the
same purpose,
The eroplane which the navy de-
partment may purchase will be
STYLED In general way after the
Wright aereplane. II must carry two
persons with combined weight OF
$50 pounds, must be able 10 remain
Ia the air al least an hour and must
have a forty milo and hour speed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28
RoyCRoFT PHILOSOPHY
(Bv Fra Elhertns


Most OF the really great men I'm
America have warmed their bare feet
frosty mornings on the spot where
the COWS have lain down.
We are heirs OF the past. both its
good hand and it's Ills.
Nature Furnishes most sins, but
blasphemy, sacrilege and heresy are
things that nature does not provi Ie
any punishments for; therefore man
has TO look after these things him
self.
The best souls suffer most. while
baseness and Haunting pride go free
but main Is not all pain
WI and insight are saying vir-
tues that only the strong possess.
IL there Is anv other way to teach
virtue than to practice II, do not
know II.
Interest a person In useful employ
ment aud you are transforming chaos
into cosmos. Blessed IN the man who
has found hts work.
Whenever any good comes our
way. let ans enjoy Il 10 the fullest.
and then pass II along In another
form.
All our leloneines snould mean
much 20 ms. and great care should be
exercised In selection. We need only
few things. but each of these
thing should suggest utility,
strength. harmony and truth. All OF
our actions must be suggestive OF
Neaca and right. Not only must we
snesF truth bnt we msls' live a.
our lives should be consecrated 10
the sood--lives consecrated 10 truth
ard hesnf", Conseerated live.
A man word Is only valuable
whom II Is not for sale
The greater comprehend the less;
mt 'he less cannot comprehend the
greater.
Sneak todRv what yon think IL
true. and contradict Il all tomorrow
II necessary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-28
statute Of Free Cuba.

There will soon be cast az Rome
the last remaining section OF one OF
the handsomest monuments of mod
ern italian art for the new world.
10 Is the statue OF Free Cuba"
which will stand in front OF the
monument 20 the Cuban patriot Joso
Marti. executed by the Sicilian sculp-
tor. Salvatore Buemi.
The whole monument will be "a
feet high Mari stands holding q
book in his right hand with the I'm
scrlptlon Cuba Libra" Below Mar
q T. statue representing the ilbera.
ton OF Cuba. magnificent nude
woman standing with arms out.
stretched after having broken the
chains OF servltude. Behind her rises
the Cuban flag, and on both sides of
the baee OF the monument there are
high reliefs, one OF which represents
the hero when still youth being
made prisoner and taken 10 Spain
and the other falling dead while he
fights.
II IL expected that the monument
VIII be IN Cuba al the end OF the
year and will be unveiled nj Havana
In January. 1909, on the anniversary
OF Jose Marti's birthday.
Seno- Quesada. the Cuban minister
nj Washington. who visited In Rome |
with his wife and children partly TO |
see the monument. cnbled his ap-
proval to his government
ian.