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The sun., 1896-09-13
Republican Judiciary Convsntion In Brook.

The date for the Republican Judiciary Con-
Vention for the nomination OF four candidates
for the Supreme Court in the Second Judiciary
district has been fixed for Saturday, Sept. 20.
at the County Court House, in Brooklyn. There
are already dozen candidates for the nomlna-
tions fthe plans of some OF the Republican
managers are carried out, there will be no uson
with the Democrats on any OF the candidates.
The leading Republican lawyers OF the district
are, however. in favor of endorsing Justice
Brown. who Will Lead the Democratic ticket II
70 understood that rx- Register Hugh McLaugh-
lin would like To hnd place on the ticket Tor
Thomas +. PearsAll, who was be ten by William
J. GAynor three years ago.
The sun., 1896-09-13
BuHaio's Sound-money Democratic Com.
mIttcs

BUFFALO Sept 1o.-Wilson s. Bissell heads
the Advisory Committee appointed to-day by
ex-Mayor Charles r. Bishop to conduct tho
campaign Of the Democratic marty reform Or
ganZaton for Palmer and Buckner
Among the other mem bers are Cen Peter q
Doyle; Collector OF the Port; Postmaster How.
Wende. George Bleistein of the Buffalo Cour'sr
and forty-hve other leading business men.
The sun., 1896-09-13
whitehead Coming Here.

LONDON. Sept. 12.-Whitehead, one OF the re-
Gently released dynamiters. who. after receiving
his liberty. escaped from his friends in Ireland
and wandered about the country in n distress
full mental state. will embark tomorrow at
Queenstown for New York.
The sun., 1896-09-13
JOHN MOST DIscoURAGED.

New York Anarchy Too Tans for Him an
He Wants TO Go vvest
John Most. the veteran Anarchist, is much
dissatisfied with the state of affairs in the East
and thinks that anarchy is in n bad W ay here
In his last edition OF the freihrit he complains
bitterly of the apathy OF the Anarchists, and
Prophets" which is German slang for saving
4 he had The money. he would 20 to the far
w Nest aad 1--we IN retirement or found colony
am aware" he says that this would not
further the cause of the social revolution to any
great extent. The present state OF affairs In
Now York does not suit me. There is a duiness
and dry rot about anarchy here which has dis
couraged aud disRusted me-"
The sun., 1896-09-13
DIR. SHELDoNPRoBABhFD FDRoWNED
HE Coat and IHat Found on = Roosevelt
Street Ferrybont.

street Ferrybont.
A coat and hat which were found on Thurs
day night on the after deck of the Roosevelt
street ferryboat Wyoming by Henry Nlcker-
son, a deckhand. were identified yesterday af-
ternoon as having belonged TO DR.. BENZ amin A.
Sheldon. who disappeared on Thursday even
ing from his home, 4S Morton street. Williams
burgh. 1t Is now believed that DR.. Sheldon
alive by his widowed daughter. Mrs. Imogene
mouston. few minutes after o'clock on
at the foot OF South Eighth street for the slip in
this city at a few minutes before . o'clock.
found the coat and hat MIR. Houston identi.
fled the articles as having belonged to her father
The sun., 1896-09-13
PLANS IN BROOKLYN.
Two ReceptioAs Arranged fer Candidate
Bryan.

Bryan.
The sixty-three delegates from Kings county
to the Buffalo Convention met last night in
Brooklyn and elected Bernard J. York
Chairman of the delegation. 1t was
said that the Kings county men would
favor Fred Cook for the head of the ticket, md
won't make fight for Edward NJ Grout for the
second place. twas also said that x-Assistnpt
District Attorney Ridgway would DO placated
by getting nomination for Congress.
IhS Campaign Committee has decided TO give
MT. Bryan two receptions the occasion OF
his visit to Brooklyn on Sept. 81. One will take
place at the Academy OF Music under the di-
rection OF the regular organization, and the
other At tho Clermont Avenue Rink under the
direction OF the Central Labor Union Mr.
Bryan Is to speak at both places
The sun., 1896-09-13
Two Wrecks OF wedne.day.. Hurricane.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 1o.-The steamer Hestia,
from Glasgow. took two crews OF disabled YES
sells of the Delaware Capes Yesterday and land
ed them here to-day. One OF the disabled ves-
sells was the bark lne NJ. f.. Dean. from New
from St Martins. The Hattie Louise's main
mast had been blown ont in Wednesdays hur-
rlcane and her Captain had been Killed.
The sun., 1896-09-13

PoUGHKKEPsIE, Sept l2.-Chairnan Hinkley
announces that the State COMMITTEES viii
meet in Buffalo, at the Iroquois House. on
Tuesday evening at o O'clock y"
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Named for Congress.

First district, Connecticut. Z. s. Henry. Rep.s
finy district. Kentucky. j. ID. BaAtin, Dem
FIRST district, Louisiana, John Fitkpatrick Dam
sssn Second district, Louisiana, X, c. Dewey. Dem
The sun., 1896-09-13
Named for tho Assembly

John II. Cllvett OF Poughke epse by tn, Democr,,s
OF the Second Dutchess district - " '"'er"'s
Charles E. Hart. President OF the Orleans couptx
county, ~ > ''N''@'oo Vi orleans
The sun., 1896-09-13

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR SUNDAY
for Ne" England and eastern Netr York fair mr..
ccded BY light shotrers the south coast cooler noy,h
erlv tpinds.
The sun., 1896-09-13

u Mime: Deme,ri Callias, formerly Mrs. p. T
Barhqm, arrived here yesterday on the steam
ship La Touraine and Is ut the Plaza Uotsi
The sun., 1896-09-13

The Weather.
The thermometer AT the United States Weather Bu
reau registered tho temperature yesterday a, ,oIo,
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capped this By tho remark that Washington
ana his compatriots were the boilers Of that
day.
BuCKNER's SPEECH.
Gen. Buctner said in his speech:
Mn. CHAIRMAN. Mn. FELLOWS: cannot fit
tinEly express my acknowledgment to you,
MT. Fellows, for the very graceful and
eloquent terms in which YOU have an
tional Democracy. know, sir, that a spirit
actuatcs that Convention at indianapolis which
looked more to that general principle OF
Democracy. that spirit OF nationalism, rather
than any merit In me In selecting Its candi-
dates.
1T was known that had been prominent
pies of Democracy. but not. @ Sir. Mr. Prnnfr Uhnir-
man, for any merit in ME, but because
OF that spirit of na;ionalsm which always
pervaded the Democratic party. that feeling
cihted with this gallant cheftain in blottinr
n ont ali past differences and sectionalism. lap
81 accept that position, Mr.. Chairman. and
discharge that duty with as much willingness
as | ever discharged any on earth lapplauseI 10
he associated with the movement which biots
ont az sectional lines forever and makes us one
people and one nationality, [Applause.)
1T is time that this ancient spirit OF democ-
racy should be revived. We have had among
MS parties buildrd NJ heretofore upon sectional
tere.ts at the expense OF all other interests
We have had that great Republican party
rnling and controlling the destines OF this coun.
try, built upon hatred and antagonism to
nearly one-half OF the country. Hut now nj the
very moment that that party has announced
that II viii cease the contention of one section
against another. that hereafter II will be a
national party. there springs up against
and among us another party protessediy
built up on sectionalsm. professedly and
urgently insisting that one special interest in
shall build up NJ the expense of every other
citizen in the land. lApplause.l
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20

If many more sheepmen locate
in Montpelier they ought to ar
range to build shearing corrals and
dipping tanks at some point con-
venient to Montpelier. 1t would
insure the coming here Of large
number Of wool buyers every sea-
son and the paying out of large
sums of money at this point, be-
sides be great advantage to sheep
owners.
The handsomest line of crockery
and glassware, plain and decorated
ever shown anywhere, can be
found at s. A. Mills. They have
just arrived and the low prices are
moving them rapidly. Call and
see the display. S5
Space in the New Year number
OF the EXAMINER is being taken at
lively rate for advertising. The
issue will be one of the most com
plete and interesting ever gotten
out in the state and all business
houses in the valley should be
represented. We have already re-
ceived several good orders for ex-
ira copies to send away.
We want to call your attention
to the finest line of soaps ever seen
in Montpelier Cheapest and best
assortment. See our 5-cent soar
display in window. Hooyer'c
Drug store. 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20
Thefadies Of the Catholic church
giy6 their dance tonight.

lnSSlaule5 OF the CaBnollc cnurcn
giYe their dance tonight.
Compare Emelle's work with
work you had done before and see
the difference. 16
foe Fuller is building a coal
Farehodse on the "Y" near the
ktosK yards.
Why go to Paris to make final
proof when it can be done properly
in my Office R. S. Spence II
I Conductor Wedell and Monahan
have each received a new caboose
'This week.
Portland cutters, swell body cut
ters, at lowest prices at Coop. W.
& M. Co. 38
Engine 1859 has been received
out of the shops. 1t was put to
work this week.
Considerable sickness among
children is reported about town.
Bad colds seem to be the prevail
ing ailment.
Get the best coal. 1t don't cost
any more than the common kind
Diamondville is the best and Joe
Fuller is the agent. 3e
| eWm. Hull, Jr., is at present
working in the machine shop al
this place. He will stay till the
Axush-of work is over.
We carry a complete stock o.
Heinz's sour pickles, chow elbows
relishes, sweet pickles, etc. Ham
mond Il Whitman's. g.
Walt Lewis made flying bust
ness trip to Rock Springs thi
week. He reports the coal caml
fiourishing.
Highest cash price paid 70
wheat. Warehouse at depot. E
P. Hanson, manager.
An extra lot of work is in tn
machine shops at this place a
present. Extra help was brough
down from Poeatello this weel
to assist the local men.
A complete stock of combs
J brushes, fountain syringes, trusse
, and all classes of rubber goods a
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Prices tn
: lowest, quality the best. 20
; Mrs. True has decided not I
} give masquerade on the Oath c
} December, in view of the fact tha
r it is the annual date for the B. (
L. F.'s dance. She may, howeYeI
I give dance later in the season.
Just received, ali immense lin
of Dry Goods, including Calico
and Dress goods of all kinds. Th
handsomest line ever shown heI
and at prices as low as the loves
Quality guaranteed. Call and Sc
them. Jones & Son. 9
When it comes to Elegant LamI
our stock is without a rival j
Idaho. Banquet, vase, stand, glas
hanging, and side lamps. Lam
shades in endless variety. Lal
terms and globes, and in fact an
extras you may need in this lin
Our prices on these goods espec
ally commend themselves and a
e we ask is an inspection. Han
:. mond L Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20

Spike" says to let the people
know he is alright even if McKin-
ley is elected.
The snow plow is being put on
engine 551 for use this winter on
the first district.
" Jas. S4neath has been transferred
to Diamondville where he will re-
main permanently inspecting cars.
-AIl kinds Of jewelry work done
at home and at reasonable rates at
Emelle's Jewelry store. 16g
For Sale will sell my house
hold goods and horse and buggy
cheap for cash. Apply to Mrs. w.
H. Virgin.
The bath room at the pump
house has lately been remodelle.l
and fitted up in fine style. Baths
can be had at all hours for small
sum. Give it trial. 80
Mr.. Wilson. a stockman from
Minnesota, is looking over this
section with the view of buying a
ranch and locating. Bear Lake
bids welcome to all such home
seekers.
See our stock of Christmas goods.
1t is the largest ever shown here.
The line consists OF doll baby car
riages, boys wagons, carts, sleds,
etc. The prices are right. Call at
Nielsen's Furniture Co. and see
them. 38
E: R. Taylor, who was fireman
on the Fossil hill for many yeart
has left the railway service and
will engage in business in thii
city. Mr.. Mullen takes his place
/,Sheriff Davis reports everything
Hpeaceable in Bear Lake. He il
4 quietly waiting for the time wher
he will shuttle off his official cares
onto Sheriff Amasa Rich.
J When you buy stove of us Yol
get it 20 per cent. cheaper than an,
other house in town will sell it
Nielsen Furniture Co. 3,
Remember the EXAMINER pub
fishes estray notices for $1.50 70
cattle and 81 for horses, and i
you are not already a subscriber
} you get this paper for four week
free
Yhe freight warehouse at thi
{ place is completely filled wit
tXgoods for this and adjoining town.
The fall rush is at its greatest an
the freight Office people are KEEP
on the jump.
. ~Pnre wines and liquors for me
5 dicinal purposes. Also bottle
goods, from beer to champagne a
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 3
!. Holiday goods are coming i
E sight, and the stocks promise
. be larger than ever. Our me-
chants anticipate an immens
trade this year and the time
seem to warrant it.
p IL promises to be scarce
+ MoA pr next week. Inquir
y at the Rt markets show that tt
]. ow nn't expect to recei,
! MAJ hey are a scarce artic
Il in ths Alley. However, most
i us W. atisfed with goo,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20


Thanksgiving next Thursday.
The pay car made its usual trip
through town Thursday.
Drugs at reasonable prices at
Golden Rule drug store. 26
Pet Naylin is up from Ogden
shaking hands with Montpelierites.
Miss Ethel Hutchins is expected
home next week to spend Thanks
giving.
Go to S. A. Mills and see his line
Of crocKery, tinware, etc. 81
No. 2 was several hours late
Wednesday, caused by high water
on the Columbia river.
Tartan and Trio tablets are the
best and cheapest, at Hoovers drug
store. ~
Gov. Mcconnell has appointed
Thursday, Nov. 26th as a day o.
thanksgiving.
All the latest styles in sailor ane
walking hats at S. A. Mills. JUS
received. II
.Tudge-elect Quarles Of the Su
preme court was in town this week
on business.
Coop. W. & NJ. Co., pays high
est market price for wheat ant
oats. q
Having lots of hay will feee
cheap, for any good pay, Is or q
head of cattle. Jno. II. Miles
Paris.
The SHOWS lately have turned
the roads into mud and "raviga
ton" is decidedly difficult.
Just arrived. A new line Q
Ladies', Misses and children shoes
Latest styles. Burgoyne q Bren
mans. z
DIR. J. w. Hawk has been az
pointed assistant surgeon for tn
q. P. at Green River, vice D.
Trowbridge resigned.
New York Dental Co. for fin
Dentistry at prices that defy CON
petition. Office at Golden Rul
drug store, Montpelier. =
We confidently believe we haN
the most elegant line of china an
queensware, glassware and croci
ery ever seen in Bear Lake. 1t
just opened and we want you
call and see it for yourself. Th
prices are astonishers too, f
cheapness. Hammond & Whit
man.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bristol and
children arrived the first of the
week from their visit to Washing
ton. They had a pleasant So
iourn.
The several hunting parties that
went out last week returned with
large amount of game. They
say elk, deer and antelope are
plentiful in the mountains.
Archdeacon Johnston will hold
services in the Episcopal church,
this city, on Thanksgiving day
and again on December 9th, at
usual hours. All are invited.
The largest stock of paints, oils
and glass in Bear Lake county at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. The goods
are first quality and prices low. 80
The Star restaurant will serve
the finest supper ever spread for
Ethose of the Woodmen ball dancers
who wish to take advantage of it
Wednesday night next. Prices
very reasonable. Give them a
call. 80
The paper for the New Years
\ edition OF the EXAMINER will ar
rive from St. Louis Monday. The
consignment weighs nearly two
hundred pounds and is a fine
quality of book paper.
A new appliance for lighting
fires on engines has been intro
duced on this road. 1t consists OF
using fuel oil. This does away
with the use wood, being better
and meEe quickly used.
/ although the roads the past
Meek have been very bad, yet every
4 day sees our streets filled with
wagons bringing in hay and grain
NA great amount has been shipped
from-tlis-pUint this fall.
| DIR. Schefstad, the dentist, is
turning out the finest plates
bridge and crown work, etc. evel
seen in Montpelier. If you have
any dental work call on him ir
his new office next door to Hoover'f
drug store. 81
Late papers from Fremont coun.
ty, Wyo., show that Orson Grim.
NETT was beaten in his candidacy
for reelection to the office of sheriff
in that county, The republicans
carried everything in the county
and Orson went down. with the res
of the democrats.
One class of trade Mohtpelie
has that is sought after by our mer
chants is that of the Jap sectioi
, hands. They buy only the bes
and plenty of it. Every montl
they leave the bulk of their check
Tin this city.
Nose Lewis, the Leader, has sol,
J more Capes, Jackets and ladie
4 wraps than any other store il
, town. This shows his prices an,
: goods are right. Special drive il
!, Ladies and children's shoes fron
now till Christmas. The finest G
linens, toweling, etc, in Montpel
ier to select from. Call and see. 3
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20

Archdeacon Johnston returned
from his eastern trip Saturday last
and Monday night left for the west
where he will visit every parish in
the diocese of Idaho. He will re-
turn here for Thanksgiving SER
vices.
A train load of hogs from Ore
gon and Washington passed
through town yesterday. On the
top of each car was sufficient sacked
corn to feed them through to Chi
cago.
Sheriff Ward, Of Uinta county,
was reelected for the sixth time
at the recent election in that
county. An Idaho law makes
such succession impossible ir this
state.
This week l received big stock
of ladies hats, consisting Of walk
ling, sailor, etc. Baby hats, stock
ing caps, etc. A large assortment
to select from and all Of latest
styles. Call and see the display.
& A. Mills So
The EXAMINER will receive
another lot of new type the first of
the week. We need money to pay
for this and those who are in
debted to us will confer great
favor by settling their accounts as
far as possible.
This office is at work on a big
transcript for the Supreme court
in the case of F. w. Law VS.. r. S.
Spence and wife. We have the
reputation of turning out the best
transcripts and briefs that SO into
the supreme court.
The "Texas Steer" will be pu
on about the 2Sth. The play is
roaring comedy and the parts
are all well cast. If you want tc
, have an evenings tun be sure and
, attend. Tickets will be on sale al
: Burgoyne & Brennan's store.
! The Woodmen are making ex'
! tensive preparations for theil
dance next Wednesday evening
The committee in charge are leav'
ing nothing undone to make it q
great success. The ball will ht
, held in the Bear Lake hall and the
+ Montpelier orchestra will furnish
3 the music.
Ed Croft will be given a benefi
t dance at Paris tonight. Ed is {
popular young man and q larg'
r number will take advantage OF th'
: occasion to attest their friendship
4 The Montpelier orchestra vii
t furnish the music. He leaves OF
d This mission one week from to. NOR
s row.
Taxpayers in the lower town 0
i Montpelier were surprised thi
$ week when they received their ia:
n notice to find the school lev.
d higher than ten mills. 1t is &C
n counted for by the fact that com
n missioners added on two mills be
# sides the regular levy, for bon
: interest purposes, thus making tn
s school tax twelve mills.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-20
Mails,

Mails arriye and depart from
Montpelier as follows, those marked
with y being daily except Sunday
and those marked with Tuesdays
Wednesdays and Saturdays;
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THE PIONEER ----
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THE PIONEER

ALL KNOWN DENTISTRY SUCCESSFULLY PER
FORMED. CHARGES REASONABLE. MONTPELIER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

CANTON, o., OCT. 80.-Most con-
spicuuus la the throug Of people that
crowded tho yards aud streets about
MoKinley's nome were thousands OF
public aud Catholic psroohial school.
boys OF Canton. waving American ilags
anu shouting for Mckinley. Back VI
them anu all around them were the
tchoolgirls VI Canton, aud ttill further
la the rear were tho fond parents Of
those children, men anu women OF
Canton, Ia countless numbers,
Msior Mckinley said TO Tue school
childIeni
"Hete Il n spectacle OF 5000 or 5000
boys aud girls thai have most Of the
years OF their lives before them, with
all the Possibilities and opportunities
when our American boys enIoy, with
their hoI-P, Wishes and aspirations 10
become good and useful citizens OF this
glorious country. The bnsI Advica /
eau give 10 boy IL ihe homely Adviee
that hs shall DO good boy. Be good
boy At home; goOd boy Ia tho school;
a ROOD boy on the streets; good boy
everywhere. IL you will follow tina,
advice, there IL very little In this worlu
that you may aspire 10 that you will
not get, for II 10 the proud aud trus
bosst Of our great country that tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-31

There 10 one medicine which every
family should hp provided with. We
refer 10 ChambetlNin'a PAih Balm.
when It IL kept at hand tho severe
pain Of n burn or seald may be prompt.
~ relieved and the sore healed In
much lsss lime than when medicine
hiss 10 be sent for. A sprain may he
promptly treated before Inflammation
sets 10, whioh insuTes y CUE In about
one-lhird the time otherwise TtquIteI,
Cuts and bruises should receive I'M.
mediate attention, before the parts be.
CONS swollen, and when Chamber
lRin's Pain Balm IL applied II will heal
them without matter bsing formed,
ana without leaving u soar. A sore
throat may be- cured In ono night. A
piece OF flannel dsmpened with this
iiniment and bound on over the seat Of
paip, will cure lame BACH or pain In
the side or chest In tweniy.iour hours,
II Ia the most valuable. however, tor
Theumatism. Persons All oied with
this disease will 10 delighted with the
prompt relief from pain which itAi.
fofds, and II eau be depended up0u TO
'iieoI complete cure. For sale by all
druggist.