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the most beautiful woman in the swag-
ger set should in few short months
lose completely those good looks
which had been the boast not only Of
her own set but Of the whole city.
Whenever an out-of-town man
boosted Of the beautiful women Of his
home town the answer always had
been, But have you seen Miss Bess
Bryton?' II that did not put q stop
to Dragging, someone hunted up one
Of her pictures in some illustrated pa
per, and the braggart Dragged no
more.
Now she had returned from her va
cation in some unheard Of spot, and
those who knew her gasped, while
those who knew her only by sight did
not recognize her. The three or four
months Of her vacation had changed
her utterly.
The brown Of her skin was not at
all the tan Of wind and sun. It was
another and different tint; a sallow
suggestion OF bad health, and poor
circulation. Red blotches dotted the
yellowed skin and the perfect oval OF
the face had become a series Of angles.
The satiny beauty Of shoulders and
arms were not shroudeds behind q
kindly screen Of black, gauze when
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
AUNT RACHEL,

a few broken ribs. Nothing further
could be desired in the way of food
and care. .s- zs#
Even the doctor. who did not expect
over $4,000 Of the money, was prais-
Ing Rachel as q model patient and
figuring on how .roon he could take
her to ride in his buggy.
. Rachel smiled and grinned and gig
gled, but she gave nothing away. Yes
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

she had had long talk with a law
yer, and he had asked many questions,
but she was under the seal of secrecy.
Next there was grand rush for the
inn and the lawyer. He was out fish,
ing in a boat where they could not
get at him, and he was in no hurry to
come ashore. >.
When he did come he gave the Bee
bees no satisfaction. He said they
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

And she's a. county pauper. and
I've told her that milk that was q lit
tie turned was plenty good 'nuff for
her! Hiram. she must have chicken
broth. She must have custard pie. and
sweetcake. Eggs are 40 cents a dozen.
but she must have billed eggs. E.
''You must go In and laugh and
joke with her, and must give her
the best bed In the house and clean
sheets twice week. If Rachel gets
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

that money, she wouldn't think moth
ing of giving us $1,000 to pay for our
goodness" - $500,
Hiram was a leaky cask. He told
some one in the village, and that
some one told one Of the Beebees,
and within twenty-four hours lots OF
things were doing.
First there was a grand rush for
the county house. Rachel was no
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

wall, you jest put two and two to-
gether. He dies out there, with two or
three million dollars, and the lawyers
smell the facts out, and are on still
hunt for the heirs"
Lands alive, Hiram, but do you
mean-
Jed probably left every dollar Of it
to his sister Rachel, and the lawyer
WAS here To see about it,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

did he ?"
NO"
'"Then he come to see her about
some property. II it isn't one thing,
it's always t'other.'
But what property7''
didn't Jed Beebee go off to Aus
tralia thirty years ago to dig gold?"
my soul. but he did!"
"Has he ever been heard Of since p
''Never!"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

It was harder to induce him to as
sent to her stipulation that he should
not see her until the wedding day. It
was a couple Of months later that this
promise was given, and not until Ten
ley was convinced that she would not
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

FREDDY Burnhaa called me the
Polka Dot Lady a little while ago."
said Bess with 3 little: laugh as she
touched the dishguringa spots ...::. =.
'':I'll crack his empty little, head for
him." promised Tenley saYagely.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

I had had nine proposals. This is the
first one this year and I~expect it will
be the last. It is not that, dear, that
makes me say yes You were not one
Of those who proposed last year,
''rhe going was too strong" ex-
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name the day until the promise was
given did he consent to the arrange
ment. - :, 49,
The time that interviewed, in spite
Of the daily letters, was hard one
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

was q quiet place on
the lake. and each
summer q number Of
tired people came
there to rest and
recuperate.
II they were men
and stopped at the
quaint old inn and
evinced any DISPOSE
ton to "gab," Uncle
Zeke Smith soon
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21
SOMEONE nENr1oNED HER NAME ON THE PIAZZA BEIow.

the light just as some one mentioned
5her name on tho piazEa below.
Miss Whittak n answered Tom
my Cordova, she doesn't seem TO BE-
here bot she. nsnaksd 10 get Jim
Guest down 6 the ~ She doesn't
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

chuckle over his inans joke. The
little protege seems to have picked
Guest a. the most likely victim. She
hAs only three more days Shes got
"a do some hustlina Is
i, sorry hat she has to sc. q m
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

know that Jim isn't very strong on
water, even when he doesn't have to
drink it,"
mot even when he's half seas
over" suggested Tom Hebron. with q
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

planned Tenley, who sometimes fell
back upon the slang OF the race track.
All Of the big fellows were In the
way last year and these seemed to be
m chance for me-
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

the piazza after dinner when there was
nothing else to do, and Janet, linger-
ing over her dressing table, where she
had been putting some after-dinner
touches to her appearance. turned out
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1911-10-21

counter Of the Bon Marche; waiting
to Lead her to the fairyland Of society
with q real capital
The discreet footman did not smile
at Janet's assumption Of the grand
manner. Mrs. Burnham had many
guests who vainly sought to initiate
her airs, and the novelty O. these ap-
pearances had long since worn of.
With stately mein he led the way to
tho carriage and thanked her civilly
/ for the 10-cent tip she handed him,
knowing that Mrs. Burnham would
md some way Of explaining to Janet
/ that at country house parties guests
did not tip the servants az they would
bell boys at q hotel. %- -,
Blissfully unconscious that at the
i very moment of her arrival she had
betrayed herself, Janet leaned back
against the padded seat and gave her
self up to the enjoyment OF the novel
sensation OF riding in carriage; q
luxury that in her own life had hith-
aerto been associated with funerals.
But the landau was vastly different
from the undertakers' hacks and TIL
E.
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Bess laid a hand on his arm.
Promise me that you will give no
heed to any remark you may hear
made" she pleaded, and reluctantly
enough Tenley gave his word.
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'ERYBODY who was
anybody at all. and
the rest who never
expect to be anybody,
gasped at the report
that beautiful Bess
Bryton" was beautiful
no longer.
It seemed incredible
that the girl who for
three seasons had
h am ooknou1aSo cod
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NET gave g. little
SILVER Of delight as
the long train pulled
into the station, and
she spied q man in
the Burnham livery
alertly watching the
coaches as they drew
past.
The man was walt
ing for her; Janet
Whitaker Of the lace
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Ssxsrf nro&s. @eIb In etrtem g,eateT. an
SSAAVtNHs Der mlpb1fuf grnde eseqen
Getobnur8 ahsnaeheH in 1891 Central 2tpenle.
13I4r
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auf ben aartenbIGttern Die Groren
uno CAB ihnen bie na9 republitQniz
f6en gesriffen tpeit tleiofameren
pRrpgi'6en WdiBen. unb aud bic a3s
nt8tnnen eribienen auf ben gIdttern
Der aartenipteIe in Der IrQtt iener
itiirmif9 bepegten 3eit. 2us nun i'm
Sabre 1870 mad bem Stur3 Der g3us
poleoniben be brittle RepubIit aegriins
bet tpuroe, erinnerten Iih bic frqna0ii=
1tsn Hortsnfpieler Der 9iloer aus Der
groBen Hepolution, unb 10 fibrten re
itdtt Der rWonnrdiiher" &artenIpfsIe
nrepublita11ifhe" eiH. Bel bem Ichnelen
Q5e4fel Der lettenbsn Mdnnsr in
Jrantrslh, Die odmdls i'm 9ilbe parz
geitelt iDurpsn, lporen Die neuenSpiele
bGlo fdUn peruitet, man beoiente iih
ibrer nrtt nebr, unb 70 geb0ren bic
frau5Ditiaeu aGrtenipieIe aus Der 3eit
oes artsees gegen 9eutiblarb gu ben
aaer9rbBten Seltsnbeiten. aur3li5 III
nun EN- Iol6es &artsnIpie1 gu fe6r Bee
tra6tli6em Yreiie periteigert fporben,
nnb es lit rriht ohne SntereiIe, bieGgers
fonlihtetteu tennen gu lernen, bic in
lener s3ett an Die Stelle Der dltbiItoris
1her aartenbilber getretsn tparen. go
purDen oie bier aOnige bur6 5hiers,
WtacU&o6pn, 8repn unb 8ictor 5uao
erisst. bic G1niginnen ourh bic in
Jrantreif 10 beliebten ipmboliI6sn
5ruuenge'tolten oss 6anbels, Der sJns
brftrie, Der WiTenihaft unb bes
Qnerbaues, bic 9uben burh 8oltdire,
gncine. Wtoliers unb @ambetta, uno
tnf ben Qbtdrten pdr.n bic Stab.z
lpoppen BON paris, 2ppn, Warieins
nno goroedur. Wie ihon geiagt, pas
rem oiefe Edrten BON teiner lanoen
Dauer, ionbern purben balb nieber
abgefhofft, unO bic alten 6erge6ratbs
ten aartenbtloer traten tpieber in lire
taltgetpobnten Rehte. Grft in ben gas
gen BEG goulangismus uno islbft IN
benen bes 9repfusproseFes nurbsn
fpieber seitgemdBe Sarten eebrudt, lie
fih uber ebenfalIs ni6t ldnge su baltea
permohten. 9enn BEL ben politiTd],u
2eioenfhaften, bic in5runtreit fhnelz
Ter aur grplofion fommen als anbergs
mo-, biIbeten berdrtigeGortenipiele hdli.
fig ben unertpiinihten 4ussangspunft
su politif6en GrDrterunesn, bic niht
immer ein bsrmoniiHes WeitsripisIen
.befSrn<tttn.
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fctut EreinanS, gp 2Gsg-3ur SuppIemeHii.
" fuua bon SfltioH r oeE krofnanefH ogg
Siaai eintiHnaii. ou4U ,,1gtaornIip oeg lniseR'
eeH Stbtnaus, heiittll lHe Erotndns mel
tre bic stnHbeu Der .ptun1 BON gfdlioleis
bcrs0eieliishafien anb ss6oTleibanos s,gs lcbd''
ten re9Hiiri uno mcl&g cine Strate eori,ett
iEr Die usirrfreinHa o',ciben".
Edition /. Gel es be-ry6uet pcu BEN 5tahss
TaiD teT Siubt 9iHfirra., s,dat Chic:
z1G SefitGH sis o. EyolnaH5en rer Ztabi
eine esHnaii era1n5i iuUoc cUrt otf anulbme
eer fcernoen GrbtnntEs a,'t!cA: s,Giue Erot.
nnnl, mrifhe bir stnu5cn ber adhiitbnaa usu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuo @tiogfririhnHss.
tStfGnfteu rtgntirf, uuh IEEIns siHt 2unfe pnt.
td'rtthi sur bic netsrtrspnus eertrtbtu."
Seittcr sih-i. &c '-4 ar1e'etltt fctH ffit
irGeHeelHe 4erfon, g. 1ua ooer Corporation
ilaeuhtin &lanhTeibct e5' ta't ober 6SeIbpefs
ietbuagssf8eitpdft offer sa blilen oosr csef3dffe
bGTin ga beireIbeu, Ga,g iSFloer eersai1lesen
ben con 1850 wiprrtns g's ESQ abeHbs an
9SctacHtageR. NIT aus.atme Bon SGmi.ce une
saHR nur III BIN Siir1e7 BON 80 ubr Bior'
gene bts 1880 utr ~'e0bF. roraaseeFegi ie'
bod. haf, iuabreHb ee4 Ecgdts Teieulbcg eInss
leneH Jabres lolcbey Aaag oSfr RlAts often as.
baIteu veroeH fur bsn .tf1lub Ron tscr
ibd'!en an ouen &odraGacH tH ben Gtliaoeu
oon 30 ubr peoraer 's 1880 ubr dtsnos
seitioH s1s-2 ae;n geIugnaer Rlaf oner
Rlale fca often aebasn reJbsu rot fclen in
oenfsIbeR 9efbd'ie ans tQFeu werneH an ben,
critch Iage beT ssote 5u.3tHIid Scnuian &C.
sefttcu sis--s. st's tterln gutbar,enes
feu trrFubeIne Rerfur ,ru4 oncr Icrsoyaflsr
eruaftlpen iraeHntur .sa perfbuItne gtagr.
ibum als Tcpcfis cniaee 1uHcbmen oser rfr.
tonl6ts @taeuibuuI a.rs SuSeu Hact uhs
aberos 5n taafen ar .sEUU0eiHem Inge iphh.
EeTio 5er WioHotc 9a.aGC, Eebraar rrrrs
@gTt riteber 3tcoe.r ss urh Teserrner etpes
leben 9shres obgr Bce lIbr sfbenes on IT.
QCHteiHem Inge ivdt ~ tet Msonate rlat
Suni, Su!t. aagatt III Eegiegnber eiaek ieben
Snbres
seiitor sis-4 1rsrHbcgne ger'cr Sr,rma
ceer 4otporntiCH. lpz!tsl bic 8e'itmmunaen per
Sttitnr sie-i, e. ? ohSr siS-g lberiEttf
icU tetm Fy'irr g.raCbru in etne weIhftrafe
ben n'6f lUeFtaer 8 So 90 0ber uesr beIin
$4,000 perfaleH. sg. tiner guelien pner sg,ss
ncrbolieu irdleH ics eine 1Fa'e bon uitt roe,
Htaer ale $50 90 c.ey Htctt !rrtr beHn 5000 90
cher arbetistaus rafe ern Hi6it mebv os7H
erelt7ta IaHc, cbe ,etheS cufeyIe1' irtrper
AnGenpuIHeu CU 10. 9uli e. z 1871.
Gffo9. Eeuuc-
8rUf.tE9i pro ter bes giabtrdsSs
Giteit: GspiE eeEbStfe gIer-
1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Die fran36fiidtn auss
grabungsn in Gelos. Wnn
fhreibt: Die Geo!e franeaiIe b'alibes
nes. pas in Ntbsn anIGfIige fruns0Sis
fde Arhaologifbe Jnitisui, pubIisirie
iiirslih bic srftsn nrei 6sfie elmer
Observation-Disclosures .2elos". -
Gnon 1875 bate 5b. 6omolls be-
sonRsn. bic beilige Snlel bes apolIo
oussugraben. Die 2lusgrrbunaen
einssn feitnem foft ununierbrodsn
ipeiter. nbtr bns 9empp mar Elm isbr
unsIeitea: einmai fshite "a an GslbT
mitteIn, Johann ipnrtn str1f.x unb
Snttreiie tn Anfprun ssnommen
burh oas onbers srobe 4usgrobunass
iDert Der Grnn8ofen. bic gIufbeduna
Der onbtxn sroben opclIinif6kn
Gtdbie, bus Npoaobtilieibum 3u DELI
phi. 1903 nahm bic 1bdtialeit in
Dtlcs tiHtn neutn Muff6nung Dcnl
osr SpfsrtpiQisssii b<s : bstdnnt<n
satsns. st1 6srjoo1 non 1sutst
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Welb All perleiben.

gaenn gie aans buIisn uiis eir psrn,aners
ten 9iHiupbuer ron Cincinnati cnsr uunegsnb
tinn, .pir feIben JbneR SO tis 500, ipeHu
Gle es aebrdiifren Gtnsimnafi nuaa 1c., 0i2
Hace Ct, Stmrner 81. pbofe QnnaI s52D.
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polittf DE Spielturter in
i Grontreih. gs lit ipobl nur tpe..
mtg betannt, bab ntht nur bic aroben
Wanblungen Der fransbiifhengeidid
te iett benz guoe bes 18. ssa6r6uns4
Derts, ionbern aud psrbGltnibmdBia
fleine unb roriibersebenbe Grffeinunz.
gen bee offentlihen aebeng in Syrunt.,
reid, tpie etpa Der 8oufansismus, I'M
ben Bilbern Der RarienIpisls sum
3uSbsu6 seIongi finb. Die Repolutiou
- Sd5Fes 178o Habm ssa 8xaiasu,
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Der nur oIcuM an 0reunbI I4aftI
ni4t bss y .ui&s btsfett sin frsanA
= sI
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Yriee Sia eDae go. 524, 4. & u. ga

Ter @nfHsiisiH nnferss Iempsls s2irt am
Samf'1e ben 10. SAli. eartb bic esrcbtxoaa ees
merDen fs6 tn ben gpafns 9alea an aet.er uIb
Ayd cope Sirase. 4rses ON, nm 2:s0 u2g
Hnhrriifnss Derfarimeln. Ter Wssiiisr rom
StnbIs, bic ga0rDens Eno HrihsE Gaer 1oasn
In Der AadbdrfAatl ilnb hrtnaeHs erfutf III
stfbeiHeu. Befnfer lDstnen es becaem ftneeu.
ar sitter uHh Elaig acsEns at3nfteiasR uis0
tce.1siieilsber nnfassIgnt fsiu lpereen, nm ils
an ewrfdnaer. Ter umsag AZ 5elr rerrpefs
ss1Hplare sigo inter Der Esfctte efr gomi6ns
ycteg. NIT teg 1Hienie ssnpsne an esg ggitt,
srfosesn
a. q @affeII, VI aR.
n N. Essmart. Essrftdr 1914
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Gutia fnr qrntrafiprrn.
emmtfftpncrs Efftre.
Samtif ifnn Gbuntb, { bio,
ciHnnlt Ebip, 13 .Slllt 1911

cmmtffipncrs Eftire.
Samtifrn Gpuntb, 1 bio,
RciHnalI. EbiC, l3, 5uit 1911.
SertteseIte apgebote ireroer ent.
1eeenaenomIuen In Der Cfftce oes 9oarb ci
4ouTi0 GontHiiiioners bis 5rctfa g, ben II.
HuGHi! 1911, un ~ ubr Itittnes, llr bic Tia1'
ltebenhf GpuntH Nrbeil
tSemaB ben Spe3diiuiipu.n go. z42-rFi bte
4crbeneTliHg Ron stuqieu ddu 8oae bon r0ne'
lnnb nHb 0taoetra 8]i!e bis Bloom Aoao. IN
Scmurs IoiuuihiQ
lie arbet bat All &C tbebcn tn uebereinfiisT'
uur9 NIT ben GlaHcu Guo Spesi'tfniionen,
refhe icef III Der Etftt5 hts ScGrn ef acAHtp
9cmnttifoners auiiiegeR.
ai!e Hnae5oie mii'ffn auf ,sormuldreu aueae.
ferftgi feiH tueIfe In hex Gftice bee Gcaro Of
Gounip 9oGmtiiionerf ~ bIben ftno, uifb be.
gInnbtsi fein BON eineUl HoHo in ber S6be bon
fnHtunilagr ls500.00t LDldts, Hiit sipet gutter
lHe eetnaenben alrecn hGb her @ieier ben
douttaff eln0eben uUh bic Grbeit ursiiibren
nirh, tnf Safe berfelhe tim snerfnHrf mirb,
Tie 9ouHie GcmmtiigHcgs bcbuIien 'if bGs
Heht pcr, tfgenbcin 0occ aAe angebeie 81
cernerteH.
On Muftrasc Scs goayo Of 9an,iIien Goauts
Gpu,uiiNioners
stanIch StTubte. grdieert
i3,2O,27,s
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bem aud oeuifhs tpiiisnihoftli6elln1
isrntbmungen ptrpflidiet iinb; sr
iparf fir bic beIifhen Qrbeitsn cine
Gumme bon jdbrlih $4,000 Jrones
aus. Sbm lit bic publitotipn nuh
gefDibmei. - 9islang unterrinitten
nnr forilauisnoe Hsridie In frans0ii.
ihen GahSsitihriftsn uber ben grs
fpIs uno ben Gorifhriit Der btlifhtn
anssrubunsen. Wtit BEN grineinen
Der abfhliebsnben Monumen!olpublis
iation. beren DO1enbuns alIsrbines
mod LANCE 3eit In Nnipruh nebnlsn
piirfis. III nun, biefem propiIorium
ein gnbe semnft. Das erite 0eft
siebt als 0runbloge bes sansen N5trs
les cine starte Der sSniel Gelos unb
Der Shpeiierinisl Rtsneia i'm Wanbs
fab 10000. aufgeuommen bur4 eis
nen Gffi5isr aus btin dDpDgrnpbis
fhtn Bureau Der 4rmee. Gin 5tpsis
tes G<fi bisiei cine ausfiibrli1e nnb
reid illui!rirts Deihihte Der Qnrics
graphic pnn TsIos; BON befonbtr-.,1s
SntsreiIs iinb bic altsn Ntf6reibunsen)
uno aarttn aus benz Iibtr iHiulurunl3
Ar1ips!ngil bes Huon bel mOnti. sis|
nes itolitniffen Delstrten bea ID
Jabrhunbtrls. unb bic tiirtiihenRdS1
ten bts g}iri Rsis. eines iiirfifhen
GtsbeIbsn aus Der 3tit 0nrIs Y. -
Gin brities 6sft bringt bic Ar4ittttnr
einer H6rfenboIle aus bem Gnne beS
3. anfg1unberts ,. Gtt.
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oees-gusciaen.
" 2leliitA DeH IA, NDulI
gelena il1ilmrs,
nnh Rrnes .

aeN. = s,
y8ittpe bon Sermunn ISiImcs. i'm gaier baa 78
Sabrsn s ItoHaicn uHo II Iugeu Tie Ees
erbigunQ fin6et am iEreItda ben Ia Suli 1911,
MorQens 129 llbr, uoH Der 22obgunl ibres
Sdiuteqerfobres, octrn sIupuii grgen6cd, go.
G2I4 main Sfrabe WiahifouriUc Ebtp. aus
iidtt, tporuuf nm 8 llbr in Der Ct Etutoriuss
drche Elm ieierlibes 9feduiem abGebateu tptrb.
SrCuHoc itnh bbfIihit einqeIaoen. Ste sItfbeH
man apcnue, na9e g3aoe Strabe I'm n u9r
sgprgens 1913
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-07-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, U. 8.
Land Office at Kalispell. Monta-
ma, May II, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Bur-
ton e. Gibson, whose post-offdce ad-
dress is Whitehall. Tlathead CO.
Montana. did. on the 26th. day Of
August, 1910, file in this office
sworn Statement and Application,
No. 0227s, to purchase the W y
Sc Y, section IL, Township 81 NJ.
Range % w., Montana Meridian,
and the timber thereon, under the
provisions OF the act Of June 3,
1878, and acts amendatory, known
az the Timber and Stone Law" at
such value as might be fixed by APP
praisement, and that, pursuant to
such application. the land and tim
Der thereon have been appraised, at
$4,000. the timber estimated 1885,
900 board feet at $500 per M, and
the land $4,000; that said appli-
cant will offer final proof in sup
port of his application and sworn
statement on the 28th day Of July,
1911, before Register and Receiver,
U. s. Land Office, at Kalispell, Mon
tana.
Any person is at liberty to pro-
test this purchase before entry, or
Initiate a contest at any time be-
fore patent issues, by filing a cor
roborated affidavit in this office, al
leging facts which would defeat the
entry.
Not coal land.
ANDREW w. SWANEY,
Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, United
States LandOffice at Kalispell, Mon.
May 81, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Alex
ander King, Of Whitefish, Montana,
who, on August 10, 1905, made
Homestead entry No. 1863, Serial
No. 0546. for Sh of NEA, Section
20. Township 80 NJ, Range % w.,
Montana meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final five year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Re-
g1ster and receiver, at Kalispell,
Motana, on the 7th day of July,1911
Claimant names as witnesses: FL
mer L. Geddes, BENJAMIN F. Che
vers, Charles LaBarr and Edward
Warner all of Whitefish, Montana.
ANDREW w. SWANE
Not Coal Land. Register
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OUR CITY.

Whitefish, Mont, situated at the
head OF the great Flathead valley.
LILO miles west of Spokane and 275
EsAes east of Spokane. 1t is one of
The main division points on the
Grsst Northern railroad. Pay roll
raEs from 100000 to $4,000 per
E@ath. The city has a population
OF 1000, and is located at the foot
q Whitefish lake on the Whitefish
river. Whitefish lake is a body of
water seven miles long and from one
10 two miles wide, lying hemmed in
&skGeen the mountains. In seven
IH1rs this city has grown from a
forest wilderness to have a popula-
S2au OF 1000 people, and all modern
sanyeniences are now to be had.
Aadern brick blocks, city water.
sAstric lights, telephone. and a
sanitary sewer system is now being
sssh. The climate is ideal at ali
4aEafs OF the year, plenty of rainfall,
no irrigation necessary. Soil is rich
aaa where put under cultivation will
gxNK anything. Adapted for fruit
-EzcVlng, which will be one of the
cns7ing crops. Many new orchards
:emg planted. Logged over land
N tnls vicinity is being cleared off
AaA divided into acreage tracts. Ex-
cessant opportunities for the person
WIN wants to build up a home.
azszud openings for truck farmers
1Ed poultry raisers. Two sawmills
IA the city, good schools, three
EAurches, two theatres and two halls
~oMeflsh lake is an ideal place for
I 81 "A aler resort Good hunting.
1Saing and boating Large fleet of
xAator boats and launches. Good
oads being built into the country
tributary, which is rich in timber an
Ess. tap fine agricultural lands.
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ENNIS STRIKES A BIG FLOW,

Harry F. Ennis is meeting with
great success early in his we'll Dor
ing enterprise in the valley. A well
was started on the Oeltier ranch
west of town, the first of the week
and after going down sixty-five feet
water was struck which rose within
twenty feet of the top Of the
ground. Mr.. Ennis thinks that ar
tisian water will be struck in a
reasonable distance and the well
will be sunk deeper. This means
much for the valley, as it shows
the possibilities of irrigation from
small pumping plants and flowing
wells. Mr.. Ennis already has SUI
ficient wells contracted ahead for
several months work. - Eureka
Journal.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

The City Council OF the City OF
Whitefish, Montana, will receive
sealed proposals for the following
public work:
For the construction of mains and
lateral sewers as follows: main
sewer Is inches in diameter, approx.
imately 1887 feet; main sewer Is
inches in diameter, approximately
1927 feet; inch lateral sewer, ap-
proximately $50 feet; 10 inch sewer
approximately lat feet; septic
tank, 20 by 80 feet; 2 filter beds,
1862 feet 6 inches by 1872 feet 6 in
ches; 1G manholes. l combination
man hole and flush tank.
Plans and specifications for the
above work may be seen at the Of
flee of the city clerk. All bids must
be filed with the city clerk before
8 o'clock p. M, July 13, 1911, to b
accompanied by a certified check for
five per cent of the bid. The city
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the city council.
MERLE C. Greene
City Clerk.