Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-07-07

- Guy yea heretofore. THIS is evil
denee OF their worth. Merit counts.
Prices low. IL
s. Payne lost pocket book with
$40 nj IN 1t. Two IS gold pieces and the
rest in silver. The finder will receive
good reward by returning to this office
or Mr.. Payne at Bloomington.
Every honsekeeper can be her own
painter. Ritter Pros. Drug Co, sell the
paint mixed ready for use. SAMPLE
cards OF thirty eolors for the asking. Is
The stock movement continues from
the west. Several cattle ana sheen
trains pass through town daily and the
business promises to hold out for the
summer.
FOR the summer months we will keen
on hand, Sehlitz Famous Milwaukee
beer for family trade. Hoover's Drug
st9Fe. 10
l/Owlng to continued i'll health and
consequent inability to attend to bust
ness Tom Hartman yesterday closed the
anchor saloon. He has not decided yet
J1st, what he will do, but no doubt will
seek anottreE,Section of country for the
benefit Of his health
Go to S. A. Mills store for bargains
in ladies sailor hats. They are going
from 10 cents up, only a few left. Is
All parties having bills against the
Fourth of July committee are requested
to present same at their meeting to-
night in The city hall, as the committee
desire to clear up all Indebtedness out
standing and finish up the business
Every known kind of extract of the
purest and best quality at Hansens.
5 ounce bottle so cents. II
No city warrants will be issued until
the appropriation ordinances have been
published four times as required by law.
This will work hardship on MANY who
have bills against the city, but it cannot
be helped. 1t is not likely any warrants
will be drawn till the 10Th of August
cool, refreshing drink these DAVIS is
always acceptable, Stuart has all kinds
otsoft drinks. Next to Postoffce. Is
Y Chet Southworth's Company, of
Dingle played Old Pills Birthday to a
small house last Saturday evening. The
piece is good one and the players de-
served a better turnout, but the Fourth
preparations engrossed too much of the
public attention and Chef suffered ae-
~eeEdin etss---
The finest, best and cheapest line of
writing stationery in town. Ju.t in.
Call gnd see it at Hansen's.
Henry Meeks. who was charged with
holding up the Montpelier bank last
august, or being one of holdups, had q
preliminary hearing before Judge Kelly
last Friday and Saturday. His honor
bound the accused over in the sum of
~ coo to await the action of the district
court. Moeks could not give bail so is
no1S astar boader with Sheriff Grim
mettN John A. Bagley appeard for the
state and Sam Rich for the defendant.
Any oneNantin4 a Hat either black
or light, stiff or soft, dude or COW boy
for limited amount Of money can get
bargain at S. A. Mills Store. IS
R. s. Spence is showing some fine
samples of copper rock from the Sun
shine claim. It is from an outcrop on
a ledge in new place and looks very
promising and Bob will have itsampIed
Immediately and if rich enough for
shipment will begin work immediately
taking out ore. The vein is immense
in size, only one wall 50 far having
been found. Brother Spencer feels
more than ever that he has a great
mine.
The Finest Strawberries ut stuart's.
All kinds OF fresh fruits at lowest prices.
A fine line of soft drinks OF all deserlp-
lions. Give him call when in need of
candies, nuts, etc. Is
The EXAMINER acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of the handsomely engraved eerti-
ficate emitting the bearer to a non as
sessible chair in the Jubilee department
of the New York and Utah Paper Co,
provided the said seat is kept reasonably
warm. Thanks, friends it Is quite pos
sible that the chair may be occupied
during the period between adjourn
ments for the purpose of shaking the
thirst caused by the saline air waited
over the city from the bosom of the
great inland sea by order of the Jubilee
Commission and the breweries
A full assortment OF the latest styles
in Millinery. Hats at 81 20 each worth
$3.50. These hats are elegant and
stylishlY trimmed and the stock won't
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