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•t , The Columbian. .1. W.\ In.v.oarnero IN•rta);:se4 (a.\ree IL' OF. Ileeeoa. TERMS OF 5UBSCRIPTION, RV MAIL: Three Do:Inrs por year to any P.O.:1.1LE. If Pahl in AdvahreS2.00 per Year. Its. ii. advance, 00. :an ance, ;01 'Fur Comootivx invites its patrons and friend:4 to send items of all kinds regarding irnprovemente, and ovetor- n..nees which are of inten.st to the people of the Flathead. Address all letters to Col.ctunAN, Columbia Falls, Moot. ENTF.1(Elv .yr !P.!, sixoND ci : i . !/ , Vrt , .11.1. OVI:i0T1SINi; 1111 0.1% I 0.1,1 TUE 0-11' E.It'll THURSDAY, OCT. 1, Is9l. Columbia Falls has the only brie]: blocks in the Flathead velley. The faith in this city's future is not repre- sented by o1lanti:..4. The newspaper fight at Lk ieg toe is becoming terrible. The editors art' 'tufting poetry about each other, and even that is terrible. Forest fires are ravaging Wisconsin in the northern part. !-iettlers have 1/0011 driven out, and • .%1 1 . limps have been scorched. The will be in ill Oi Is. Tin , An:tete:oho 1;1...e , .•: eon every prize at I he Boas,,:a: tournament. During the oh og-day dullness in Ana- conda the boys have had time to practice. There is a inistd4e.e);:serliere. The Farmers' allieeee ch,iming credit for the immen.; ;•,•:. 1 his year, anti Providenee ano1 t h,) nki m are hit out entirely. It doesn't take the farmer lene; discover that he has strayed straight ate! narrosvvvay. ers' animas. in lklissouri, ; 3 -ear enrolled fiopoo Short nearly tiro po1i:.;c11 farmers were unable to compel the agrieuil nral farmers to hold their cro.ds, 'torn poured into Chieago at such it rate that S. V. White & Co.. grain men, ‘vent to tii• %veil. They were long on corn and short on cash. Ciort is, of Helena, is to have a medal for his bravery ie stopping a runaway horse the other clay. Speak- ing of modals, romimli us that the daunt !es colonel has a medal due him for his suppression or the Chey- enne war eighteen months ago. Nebraska gets rid of her Cheyenne Indians and Montana gels them. That is hardly fair, as this state is now overrun with worthies: redskins. The Pine Ridge bucks should have been shipped • to that Boston soviety which is always bellowing about the education of the poor redekin. That great scientific problem, - can an Indian live on beans,\ would then be solved. Lieutenant -Governor Jones, of New York, who is noted for his ability to pay the freight, has kieked over the denux•ratic traces, aml will oppose Flower. He wilt not wear the Flower of New York in his buttonhole as a trophy, and Plower wouldn't smell very nice with a Jones in lots Eppel, so honors are even. Hill and Jones seem to be two peanut politicians in ane pod. Thousands of settlers are rushing to the Indian territory, and a repeti- tion of the Oklahoma boom is in full blast. There are three men to every homes:lead. If the two-thirds who g.et left are niee, decent men they can find excellent lands in the North Fork valley. This fertile valley i.: open for eel I letni et, but the rag -tag and bob -tail of the boosted Oklahoela boem need not apply. Henry M. Stanley says that a man's wife is too sacred for the \rod)l to know and discues, and lie is mooch opposed to having his wife paint, publish a book, or in any way att met publie attention. To read which statement makes the average man de- cal:ally tired. If Henry only har- bored those sentiments in regard to his wife's husband the world would heave a sigh of relief. As Egypt was ill the days of the :Pharaohs, the great granary of the world, so will the United States yet beeome: Nor is the day far in the future. Throughout Europe there has this year been a general failing of crops; in this country, on the con- trary, the crop is the largest ever known, and Europe has to depend upon us to supply her citizens with food. Every man, woman and child in Ameriea should be richer this year, but if any \corner\ in attempted this prosperity will shrink. in the cold, and President Ilill, in an interview with a Washington paper, g'1111 vials orate reasons why nsul w ould not go to Fairhaven. Thy men who plinth:ens:1 property ie Fairheveu ere left; they haVe 110 rednais, and !nest simply acknowledge themselves (lowed. They are payiag the penalty of relying on railrotel promises rat her than reeourees for the upbuilding of it city. Investors should learn a lesson from the Fairhavea Emalish financiers are trying to create a scare in Attleriett, and they have had it published as their belief I h a e lainic will oevoir next February. l'he cause of their discontent is the fact that unusually large ship ments or gold to the 1.7nited States are re- quired to move the immense crops. Th e e stionate that 1:60,0(1,000 in gold vvill cone. from Ennope to pay for purchases in America, scares them. Aveording to (lit. n, an English au- thority. not bullion bot s:.ettrit ivs awl exports will go to America to pay for grain. :dodo; he said, \there will b. a hetlyy drain a gold for se, ,•: .;: .• he to cella.; bid payments fur ea n ere not the sole drain. An importtuot factor in the financial situ- ation vvas the silver titivation. - Ameri- can houses, he declared, 3v ere making pro perat ions to face On. siker crisis, WI! ich is II' illeVi4:11410, I nit Were making gold purchases ioo Europe. When t e,ked ii :.:n e h a c ri•;:s was hi- eVit110.0, (11 lieu ropli4.41: -In my () pi n i on it is inpaisibl,s to av( N it. For the United States to les.orne overloaded with paper cerreaey issue of silver certificates to Ile. neerant oil 2,0oo,Otio pounds entmel iy was a gross legistetive mist a l so , mid is bound to bring a cra;J: ihowever, bricsas) s • • r , •: •••• , :ly frightened !iv the 0i—sire for panie. .ks yoarst by . 1 leerica gots fo;; r 1:`,%sty fri nit lo:n!utH's al) . :1:ty to) iH . hro it Itt)(1 ; 0 i••• , ;oo • , !'• 0 00w and ; ; • It;I to, lo) -; 1 :11g ..• .• !lint coin and 1.—e. :t' ii a prod:, ;Jo)1 front otto; oninhiho ve frightee , • ! ten zee.. bet it dee. !:ew. 1.‘Z \ !I In Z . /IMO:. I F, , :sgins awfIll!Y I Iv's 40:-;erted Venelope 'eur that empty-lieaded New York girl.\ -That's all ri,.210. Shelley change:. his girl ja;41 a; dees I:is e'en hes. Ile %ranted a light-woight girl for summer weer.\ \Did Harold call oe you this onor- fli:!\ !':. !..' : 1 ..0: I COI b 1 I! .1' 11111100 toanlo (lit •• II:. said. t 11114102slood hie s ay that lie wanted to marry me, and that you had enotigh to sup- port him, so I sent hint home and told him to write it out.\ \Do you keep pigs?\ inquired the vommercial traveler of the country landlord. \Why - enswerol Boni rely, \do you will beard: - \It has been a very bad fruit season, believe, - reonarlesl Trotter. \Waal replied the old Nov Eng- land fanner, \fruit wily. pretty bad, ell 'cola punkins. - \They have a skeleton ia their closet. 11(111 certain.\ \Volt tore wrong. It is 0:I). of those patent dress forms. I :;:tvy it myself. - Suitor - I have eome, sir, to t e.k you to give ma your daughter's hand. Paterfamilias - Why, sir. nii.;;; 1 last saw it, it was in your lit us- esion. \He is a '1)111 din 1110111 0 \M0=4 ly... \Wily 11los1 ly?\ \He has a Cork leg.\ (XI:IOUS CONDENAT14.;N. Ton torpedoes, cost ing l t; ,0t, ea ) re lost in the late 13ritish maneuvers. There are 2P4-1,803 hogs in Kansas awaiting transportation to Germany. There ere coesideaoble over a hun- dred thousand maes devoted to to- bacco in Virginia. Third-class paseeeaere are increas- ing in England at the expense of the first and seeond 'Loos. Miehigan mines employed 8,96I men last year. Of this number 71 met with fatal accident New Bedford, tla. sleepy Now Eng- land town where dramatists now humeh their new plays, is called the Dramatic Foundling hospital. There are eighty antf-vaceinati.on leagues in England and Scotland, and a determined opposition is also being organized in Ireland and Wales. An Atchison girl was compelled to make a trip to Kansas City to get. a pair of N gloves. As a rule the hands of Atchison girls are as big as their hearts. There is a radish in a garden near Benton, Mo., that has a circumference of 221 inches mod is over 2 feet long, and it is still growing at the • rate of an inch a week. In Eastern New Mexico nearly mo t - (o) acres of fruit and farm lands have been reelaimed by the construc- tion of storage reservoirs and irrigat- ing canals during the past two years. Witlead Whip el Spar. The electric inventor has applied the current to another practical pur- paie, which he claims is both effective and healthful. The applieatioll ill this case is to the reins on an ordi- nary set of bat -mass so that a whip to urge the horse along is not needed. The reins for a portion of their length, wle•re they are over the horse's boa -k, ate ereppad with cop- per wire. 1 v. :yes en. carried up to a little battery, which coon be put under the seat.. ;. ,When it becomes necessary to urg,.4 tpe horse a little, by pressing a button a current is sent threugh the reins to the horse's back, and he fools a :l.arp, though not painful, hier\ : ee; :;ti:no and wakes up to Ist4ine , ..s in an instant. The woolen mills ill Mexico are closing indt.fillitely the goy- hati rinsokod the conco)ositin %%sit:T(4)y manufacturers were allowed to import their wool and dyestuffs free of duty. C. Sully has o pe ee n hi s s t ore on Nueleus avenne am; i ; ready to sup- ply le , rn O0 „teeter. - — W.. L .'• 1, , Ilro*, 44 0 7:' `1 0 00 '% 410: I I • 00 • • 410 0 . 001:1•••141•1 . 1 . 1.••y •,‘ ; • ••I :1 • .•!. •! C.,\! , • n 0\ .., • Vii!, 000'. •• 1! , 1 \Ui Ai') BAR trl A T •.\4: Unheard of in tho HiAory of the Valley. The latest instruction from our buyer, who is now in the Eastq'n Market, was to make room for the largest ao.d best stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' and Gent's _Furnishing . Goodo, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens., and in fact everythincr 1 - ;rtaining to a first-chss store. :t7r1ce, - 3 will be Berl Rock and compe- tition will chudder as from the effect of the chilly wind of February under our prices. We have a reputation of be- ing the leaders in good val- ues and low prices. We mean to retain it. Thanking you for your past L,vors and hop- ing for a liberal patronage in the future, we ara Respectfully Yours, NEW YORK CASH BAZAAR. Nucleus Avenue , to !o II il r i '0 4 p H r' g B ) A Full Supply of CHUG?: 'z MEATS Comitantly on Hand. - .MeNTAN.t. : • :00. .0•0..:;••• .. , , . . ,.. ,i.....1, Of 4'..\• • - . , . ; . • , '.: atm. I. ,• . ... • ; .. 1•41n1:: • . \.\' ' r4a• to atd41,1-00 004 0 41;•• 4 1j0t, I ihO '1 , 1`.• 4 ' • •• '41 • • : 0 1140'. 0. 0 .'. • ' • u -'-: • 0 40 ti0 ' I • 0 :41 d 0. ..!0 Plin : 44 . • ui Ii molt! ve. tor . • t'„ 0 , ! foril .a; al. , ...; --. 104)1iE141 . 1i-i!° 0, N.,!soa 00; •r. Attys. for App , . it 0,. otr:-)y 'Or 0' 01 alloce be III 'Ito: c ol ....nni ‘N , a 00 (Iat ( . 441111: 0 04::t Fan'. Wilt to: I. and sai I• • • • r..rio.1 4 , f ixty dots froa. it, 11 ; • .• „ , ,• Firs: pia:lira\! \ ....020. No. 5. i 0. PLANO. , • ;COlitis. t Mi.r-oula, Mont,. , . Not ie.. is her..by given t i :„ . co.: , :.1(hlann. and •Wielrow .1. Oacis, of Butte, :7 , 0%-kor flow county, Mon, anti. hat: , this day Wel application for patent, ii(01. , r th niiioiis Lows on g rcss, for the l'rovidenci , I daccr ititnimr claim, bearing 00 , 1 , 1, situated in oimorganiz, , .1 , mining distort. 14411111la roulaY. Montana, in nusurveyed town- ship:0 0 tan w. 0•1:10101 is Ow utliet &ii the co:pay recortke SI Mi•soula comity, lIhaltami, and (tcribed as follows: Survey No.:till. rommencim! No. 1. whom,. U. S. 114 ,cat ion npaitinient Nii. N 0V0(1...• nun W foot ; thence 14 II (le i : 21 fi , t co:. No. 2: t home N 51 dez 31 nap l00-.2.2 10 , 0 0 , cur No.:1: tlienee N III tivg 11(001(1 10 tr.:4:r N. lot hence 5 24 (leg in min E 104.1 feet to on- Ni,4 I. the place of embracing 10/0.42 \Acres. The adjoining claimants to tin -so prend4es are on t he east, survey NO. 3:111, placer. Frank Lang- ford out at. clainutins. BOBEJa Et:, Nelson & Settles, 14(•;.ri , ter. -1ttimici'A for clniman1,.„ It is hereby diracted that the aln(c.‘ not ice he published lit tlic expense ot claim:ow above i t lig i g or T r v,10 ('('((Mu! IN IOU )aper pub - nearest to said claim, for the period of ed ty (la ) s from its first publicat Homan' r!,;(1s.r. 1:, 1 4: to, Firet public:It ion Aug. 27. '14) N:s01 t 1 r.. THOS. H. WHITE, 1.:1!.. • eity and 110( ....I •I I \ 11,1 I \ 'N!) ▪ PTJELaIC: MIX:m:10 - - MoNTANA. Ni.xt to Windsor Hotel.. Id. A. FARMER, ARCHITECT, CONTRACTOR AND BUTLER, Estimates F111 1 111SPA 01 all Kids or Bailiiillgs. RAMSDELL mi BROTHERS. 0 LU if -TA Blau : ot : Reasollatle : Rates. 0. ( el' h.: (.C:1.0 II elA Fa 1.1.S, : (I VI' A N 0. A. H. BURGH, i)1 : ,\TA SIIR(;147/ ) Biyaht, Props. !!,...• ! !!, in 0:rt 01.1.1.010:4 !10.1.00('Nl 11 I,' \ f • , 1 , urns .rpa 11 I.C Pf r BgtaP r i P 1 ' 111 ..u t , 0,(4( 1 10110\ 1 ldiror111:1 Brandies. Notch : 0 . . Fell-. ' , leen 1,0:11.4.11111 • HELENA o 1 t i llesS 0.. )1 ley l 1 1.) • A0•0 .1N01_171..11: tot - 1' •t 1 1:l Tc.1(... , ..111 )! .i )0 I tin i 1). And Al1c1.14171:cT!':\..I.1. SEVIN `,L 01:01/00 T1!!: ' 1 ',.:• +or , : 1ron t th t , E as t a nd NO , \..'Ll ..• tin ,•. c:,.! 1: • . •, — I I ;.• • LESSONS DY DELERATED PERNIN PHONOGRAPHY, rt:;1 I ; 1:.. 0 ..Prl.{11e(`S flusines; an 1 Proles sional men of 3,Iontanti. NV -0-- 1.4 va,:e...1' 1,11.111-• . l ' itOr. II. 1'. E;:ori.noliN, MONT IN I. I3I-t1(11! C o nlin & Berne wish to Announce that they are prepared to ollptilv Brneli ill any (luantities 1 .)o.sirtsd. THE COLUMBIA FALLS BRICK Are Foliztl to olny in the and and are sold at satisfac,•,,-; . .- Price:;. ) - .kizt) One 131OCk south of Ninth St rc, , t. Liorn Oneees with E. 3. _Mathews, at (it. Nor. Litill'.;••;• Co.'s Office. ATCH Tiii SPACE RO ANNO N C NI E N T • They Will Quote Prices That Will Catch Your Trade. COLUMBIA FA! ,LS. M ,\_'. D 17) rrx kl wsj • osve L --..u4 5 NO TRUE ECONOMY CAN BE PRACTICED BY A HOUSEHOLD UNLESS A COP7 OF TH:: ri; .1 1 / • - 0 - MONT. \ I..: •..,...1:-'...:'...1..:1........,. .:''' I::: • . : . • : : .-: .• - ' ...•,;:•:::.,.. . .5' .1. , :: ,, ... 1 .- J 1 ; \ \• o y , CF published. S',.nd cuts in stamps to pay charge:3 en one ot the latest editions. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO., 111 10 116 Ectigan AT. Taylor, Oliver &1.6:e.,r - t12 - 1 HO USE n Vs N 1 3 ,\ ; v ) VAN \NCA Columbia, Fa.115, ic---(or• r•••• izr om !'*;* ( '01 oott ()AvII ()t' I 061,1.--, :111(1 \\111 1 )npor, mtol :tri. 1 'rt- 1) :ircoi to oio.) w()Hi (/( 10 z,v• List 'lour WITH t 'k\t T ONIFF hit thoU I 611 _Mt:11[111111D Real Estate Agents ; KALI SPELL. 1 1. iniproveiriAll L (.72, 1 0iVi.1 7--) A T. , T. Col um hia Va11-4, • • srrocicmoLoomms: FIRST NATIONAL BANK, BUTTE, PARROTT COPPER CO., BUTTE, FRASER & CHALMERS, CHICAGO. 01 -17 FICMIZS PFES1DENT, JAMES A. TALBOTT, BUTTE; VICE Par.sunaar, L. C. TREN SALT LAKE; TREASI 14E10 ANDREW J. DAVIS, 1.31. - 1Tr.: SECRETARY, FRANK LANG FORD, COLUMBIA FALLS, OWN'S AND OPZI2, ATMS: LANDS, MILLS ITES, WATER POWERS, TOWNSITES, COAL, LUM- BER, MINING AND INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES L.rarifE3 mut, If o. eol-Lak. Ert Li nn ' 9970 M. IL OCRIE. •..nn 110 3 1'0'1! S ,Noy thr. nil: . oi.:. rflpç LIQUORS allil CIGARS. Wct Yipitr \\Thistle\ ;it The .0\ lo, 1 1 F0111.1%T. Is The Proper Advice . For All to - • - Virst Door North of Postofliee. 0111.1 FA! LN, - / fkilodel Restainli B. P. BARTLESON, PROP. Noxt door to Ruth & NL.Donald's lodging house. First -Class meals from a.m. to 8 p.m. C'olumbia Falls, M o nt COLUMBIA BAKERY. I A.veraxie. D. S. COBURN, Proprietor. Formerly of the Missoula Ilaket 7 .1 Bosi of Fresh Roll, FIE, Cakes. PASTRY MADE TO ORDER. WALSH 6z, MURPHY, - PRoPI: TETono; tot - THE DELTA SALOON, Nucleus Avenue. ,CHCICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. MILWAUKEZ BEER ON DRAUGHT. •coLumbi.k FALLs : : : INA. RUTH & McDONALD, Have Opened Their New Saloon and. Keep the 110.4 of Liquors and Cigars. For Iwo years lots have been selling at Fairhaven, Wash., solely on the strength of the report that the Great ort shops, Pte., there. The definite loca- tion or the line leaves Fairhaven out 0s wishataamaktaproomption, ing, homestead filing, give notice of filial proof, or make your final proofs, fro to Langford & Bioor. - -4NIM They Get There! In the Flathead MOON toutin. They Have FurnisInsl Rooms for Lodgings. The Best of Beds. First Ate. West, - CointDIA FALLS.'
