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Dry Goods.

New York. April s.The week closed with
a quiet market generally in dry goods. The
mand for brown. bleached and coiored staple
&c DDS has been moderate throughout. but
comes forward on a steady price basis. Saes
q prints IN both fancy and staple lines indlt-
ierent. but prices Well upheld. 0inghams
scarce and Arm Cotton dress fabrics and
wooden and worstcd dress goods for fall IN
aitady request for fair qualities. Mems wear
woo,ens quiet. Print cloths quiet but steady.
Cotton yarpR dun and Irregular Worstsd
yarns quiet but steady.
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en-. LOUIS

Market bare ~ cattle and calves. de
active prices st.ong; very little dcman
logs fat sheep wanted
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. April s.-Butter firm; creamery liP
90, dairy lliaalS. Esgs STEADY iresh iif4ei-'
Cheese steady; cream IiA4ls2 ,o
New York, April S,-Eggs firm; receipts ~,
45i packages; Western $s4l3; southern l-e
1eIs. o-o,,,.ry
1sSJae: dairy i0Gls. Eggs higher, H.
Kansas City, April s.-Burtsr rtm' creamery
14q20; dairy Is. Eggs higher; few cases set
Jig at H. cases Included receipts ISL VA
even feeling prevailed; fresh missouri ana
Kansas stock, new cases, cases inclhaeo' H.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. hpril Seattle. Receipts co.
supply insufficient for market; heavy native
3 t0G9.55 fpcders 8 50a50o butchers cowS
j bOni %; Western steers S.G0m5 90; Texas
steers 3.35@i,E5, llcgs --Rece.pts $40: trade
nctve &c higher heavy 3.70a3.s IS; mixed
prckers 8 .60na S0 light g. 1913 IS; nlgs 3 $50
a.i0, sheep -Becelrts 800: prices unchanged
spring lambs d.o0dtS 90; fed lambs .G5ni. f5
WORKINGS 1866 ,lG wcthers f.0GfiI. "a ewes
culls 2 006tl 90
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OF wheat by longs. AS result Nav whea,
after an advance OF 5-sc. closed with a
net decline OF 5-s@3-4c. Corn lost Ian
3-sc and oats lac. pork. lard and ribs
shade lower.
little advance at Liverpool notwith-
standing the losses here yesterday. to-
gether with the present crop indications,
gave wheat good start. May opened
1-2@5-sc higher at 70 i-i@7a s-sc, but
interest Jagged and downward tendency
soon set in. Remembering past experiences
on the eve of an important government re-
port traders were not disposed to be heav-
lily long in view Of the report due Mon
day. Offers TO sell were In excess of the
demand, An Improvement In the weather
proved a bearish factor also when reports
OF seding operations having been begun
IN the Northwest commenced to be oirru-
lated.
cablegram from Buenos Ayres. stating
the Argentine surplus OF wheat to DE about
ei,VoOopo bushels was another revelation
that tended to the disbursement of tho
bulls. The ordinary news connected with
tie crop was not Influential except that a
small increase In the visible was Indicated
for Morday
Chicago received 60 cars. Minneapolis
and Duluth got $50 cars.
With such an array of bearish news, ac-
companied by selling orders May slipped
of to II Lac about half an hour from the
close. The estimate of Argentine en-
portable surplus was discredted by II
cablegram to one OF the heaviest exporting
houses in San Francisco statng That the
surplus would not exceed $4,000, 900 bush
els and that incessant rains since harvest
had badly damaged gralu.
This statement was not received until
near the close Of the cession and the
market was then going down with too
great an impetus to be arrested instanter.
May wheat declined to Tic and closed at
II 1-Sc.
Rather favorable spring conditions. to-
gether with the heaviness in wheat, caused
corn to rule heavy and sell lower. Re-
ceipts 204 cars.
Favorable weather and reports OF seed
ing In Minnesota and Nebraska caused
a break in oats Longs liquidated freely.
Receipts iQ1 cars.
better shipping demand for lard and
ribs strengthened provisions until near
the close. when weakness developed in
sympathy with grains.
Estmatd receipts Monday: Wheat S2
cars; corn, 1855 cars; cats, 10 cars; hogs,
ri mn hand
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eCyIiOoNERs


Woodward Abrahams, Wade. Baltimore, s.
BARK.
Cad Tldings, Collier. Baltimore. 81
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New York. April S--Money on call 6rm AZ
sflG per cent: last loan s. prime meTcantiie
pa1er 3NTp. per cent: sterling erchanFe
easter with actual buslress ~ baDkers bills
~ 4. l,S6it for demand a1d sa%N1.sA for
s.sty DAYS: posted rates 4. s5Tt.s5f md isiD
cc,ti6catea s9Si coz; har silver 5ais Mexican
dollars f7ts state hnuds Inactive; railroad
bonds firm: government bonds stroug
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surEp suEARfNG IL TON GREEN

snn Angelo. Toyas. AprlI G,--stockmtn u,
mort more LOGS among cattle from the cold
winds 81 the past few days than have o.
cured during all the winter previous, nut tne
loss is light. =,
sheen shesrlng has begun TO the west ..
here. come IL 600 head being sheared on on
ranch west Of tho Pesos river. the eiip 10
said TO bo short.
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CATTLE EXCHANGED.

Corpus Christi Texas. April s-A shin.
ment of four cars. consisting OF 100 mead OF
by Mr. r. e Hoben OF Nocona, Texas, The
cattle going TO Mrs. j p Mummy FL Mathis.
These cattle were EXCHANGED 70 Mr., liobe,
by p. t. Dunn for twentY-four Heretsru
IInhen sold tn. cattle to Mrs. Murphy az
priYntn price,.
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GALVESTON corToN RECEIPTS.

BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa re railway,
w bales; International and Great Northern,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 6s2; Galveston,
Ia Porte and Houston, ?Oes barge IL. a. Jones.
$40: barge Van Week, 1879. barge Dick, 1899:
51se
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COTTON ON suIppoARp.

For Liyerpool--Ss Bengore Head tiO.
For Hamburg-Ss Tasso 1876, IS incharor So
Total. sat.
For New Iork-Mallory limo c4oi. Lone star
limo 1899.
Total on sbipboard. IT, 40 bales.
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Inndnn sfocl< ,Inrkct.

New York. April s.--The CcrameTcisl Al
ve-tssr's 10ndon financial caeleTrsi1 sa..si
The m9tl;eis here were 1nif ans lrrogulaf
today. Americans ouened al rarity The
lower rr'ces lfcrnofei some huYinR. mostly o.
Americans sThs tone gradually hsrtenet
closing at the best.
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COFFEE.

E,x yo,k AprIl Is --Cofea--optlons closed
stendy unchsnged 10 points lover 81 ~ i,
l,sss snot Rio steady. No I. inEolsa W.
81, jobbing sssGek; mild steady; Coroo'A O.
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Futures opened dull, but steady; oltse1
uulet. Highest for MAY 6,S7. low 6.sl; hith
sos. low 5,e3. Following nre the duo;a ions
for all months;
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Now Yorls Cotton MnrIset.

Nov York. Aprl S.-The cotton market
opened dull, with prices ! point higher to 2
lower The news at hand contained nothing
OF an mvIgoratlng character. leaving room
Il nders 10 rely upon their own resources for
respiration. Liverpool showed marked stabil-
Nv but price variations were quite narrow,
aud the demand for spot cotton was smaller
thar for some time past
The weather bulletin rejected better condl-
tons in nearly all sections OF the belt, though
tLe temperature was still unseasonahly low,
As for the crop movement. port receipts
Wcro fair, but at interior points cotton was
coming In very slowly. Light foreign buying
orders had Eteadying influence on the local
futUre market during the early part OF tbe
can. Investment orders were few and far be-
tween. outsiders for the time being Ia yearly
all cases dfYoting their attention 70 the stock
iraiket. The future market closed quiet, 10
points net lower.
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cANNrp rRu1rs ANo VEGETABLES.

CANNED FRUITs-Apples alb SoqS5e'
piueapples, 2-lb, eyelsss and coreless. S5Od
go; Glib extra 81 ated Sl.S0Gl S. Glib standard
sliced Sl.20; pears 2-lb standard 90c; black
berries. 2-b standard 65c; pie fruits, 2.ib, as
light weight 81 90; pie peaches, GLIB soc.
CANNED DISQUALIFICATION alb
fun weight S5d9oc; 2-b full weight 65GIoe
okra and tomatoes 2-lb 90e; Lima benns. 2-lb
full weight 9ao string beans, 2-lh full weight
CSC; A No / stringess beans, 2-lb full weight
81 10; red kidusy beans, 2-lb full weight a1e ;
IaarTowfat peas 2-lb full weight S5c; early
tune peas, fancy 2-ib weight sl.40; Amer
can petit pois peas fancy 2,lD tnll =, w ,s 81
corn Auburn Cream o-lb full weight 81 1870
is; A No. l. 2-lb full weight 81 o5dpl 10. Blue
Ridge 2-lb S5a90c.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Extra standard Pa
IL peaches lemon cling s21042.20; yellow
Crawford 81. 65ai.S5; black cherries SIS april
cots, S1.65d1.70: Bartlett pears Sl.65qll0, as
sorted S1.45d1.5 so. standard 2ls-lb peaches, yell
low Crawford Sl50m155: aprieots si.4ogl41;
Bartlett pears S.45dl.55.
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots OF sten,.
Commodities
HEAVY STAPLES

These quotations are revised daily and the,,
cor ectness can be relied upon. The prlces arc
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
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,IpAvy loss IN TYLER COUNTY.

colmesneil Texas April I.-catue nay
suffered greatly owing - the hard winter. tns
lass being about " Per cent. ne Iaur
IL now good ard the condition OF cattle ~
nuch ,rnproyed.
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Futures openea quiet and easy; closed dul
HIGHEST for May 500, low I.c5 hlvh for
July 5.IS. low h,T2 Following sac the
quotations for all months.
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aou.toa patiy Statement.

Houston Comparative statemenr
Gross receipts thus fer this wsek....., 2.2ec
Gross receipts 2l9 days this year. .2.ioe. lls
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x,ycuANGE AT HOUSTON.

Exchange is quoted as follows; New foIx'
hnySne' Doc discount; selling, New iork, -
Louis and Kansas city, y premium; New Vt
iSsns buy,nE, SOC discount. selling, sl,29 pfe-
MUM.
HOUSTON BANK cLEARINcs.
Following are the clearances Of the houston
hank Tor the week thus far and Tor me CORE
spending time last year, Sosether WILD 'pe ia'
This year. Last year Increase
saturday - $Sli,ls5 $7s0,7io sov'ass
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Gross receipts Sis days id 1Ss7->S +. i. 6ps 40
AIeuston Raslroau Receipts.
Houston SPOT uuosstsons.


changed.
Low ordinary...s sis MiddlinE ...... i 1915
Ordinary. ......ah Good micdlinr d I'D
Coed orllnary,..s Misdlins fair q Il. ID
Low middlng...S 7-i6 Sales .,,......,2.Si5
New Orleans Spots closed steady and un.
changed.
Lew ordinary. .SM Middllug .,....S fi-ls
Ordinary. ,...,.4 Good n,,ddiing..s 5-is
COED ordinary. a o-ts Middllng fair ,6 is-is
Low middilng. % l-l6 Sales ...,...,3.20o
New fork-Spots closed steady and UNI
changed.
Good ordlnary.bh Good middling, 6 a-ie
Low. miidling .bM Middlng fair,m.,7 Lie
Miduling.,....e S-i6 Sales ....,u-...iOo
Liverpooi--sro,s closed irm and unehnnged,
sales 1000. imports 1900
Ordinary ...,.,..1 1916 Mid, upland ...sas
Coed ordlnary..s Good mid. ups e-lt
Low middling.s sis Amer mid fairs 2a-2S
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BANANAs--Per bunch, packed, si.75; loose
culls 75cMs1.25
COCOANUTS-Per hundred So. so.
LEMONS-$S. 25d3 so.
ORANG Es-Californla navels s3.75d4.00;
California seedlings $2.755DS. 90
sTRAWBERR1ES-Pe crate, s2.5013.00.
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LIVE STOCK.
HOUSTON


Galveston, Apfii s-The A. P. Mormon
Live Stock company reports the market as
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MARINE INrELLiGEsCE.

Port 0. Galveston. April 5.
CLEARED.
:. Mau.awan. Conner. New York via Bos-
tor. s.t
IS csvller Alshseer. Canfuegos
~ Thornhy, Allen, Rotterdam,
~ Bengore Head, Brennan. Belfast.
SAILED.
~ concho Risk. New York
- Cyiler Aisaarer, c.cninegos
81 Morgan STAPLES, Braces Santiago.
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PRODUCE.


BEANs-Navy 3q3Ac: Bayou shc; Eng
lisa dried 29sc pinks 3ise; Limas &c; black
buTTER-Blue Star zoe; dairy 15ql6o: Ell
GIN creamery 2Slt25c; Elgin dairy bricks l11ac;
argarine, solids, l2Gl3c; prints l34l4c;
special Blue Star 17c; Texas country butter SC.
CABBAGE-3tefn4c per Id.
cHEESE-New York full cream 14tSc: Wis
cousin full cream 1i9f41ac; Yc.Rg America
1AhGl5c; Western skim 13c; fancy rolls full
cream l41Sd15c.
EGGs-Texas, 9@1Oc per dozen.
hkAUT--S3.55 In half Dbls.
ONIONS-Per Id, 2@2iSc
FEPPER-Chile 15al7o per Id; black singa-
port l3c.
IoTAToEs-Ea Eating. ST. 0OG1 10 per bushel.
SEED pOTATOES-Early Rose genuine
Northern, s3.50Q9.75 per l.peck bbs Peerless
sS.5oqs75 per ll,,peck bills Tennessee TrS'
POULTRY $3,2543.50; fryers So 25Gt
3 50 broilers 50 7592 90. Turkeys, hens $500
6l0 90; gobbers $40 00d12 90 per dozen. ac-
cording to size and quality. Ducks SO, 25q
$50 Geese S45Od5.50, full feathered
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ST. Louis. Apni k.-Csttls- Ee,etpts 200.
all natives. market steady: fair 70 good ma
tive shipping and EXPORT steers ssoff.a5:
fancy In demand. SIS. dressed beef ana
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

WANTED--A housekceper. ona that
can take charge and do general house
work. Good wages to right party. APP
ply 70 w D. Ream. Dingle Idaho. Il
The Masonic celebration tonight will
be one Of the grandest ever held by
that order in this city Mrs, Mozart
will furnish the supper and this is suf
icient guarantee that it will be
splendid repast. The grand march will
start promptly at 0 o'clock
We are agents for the Celebrated
kenmerer Coal, the best coal ia the
market No rock, no slack, all clean
coal Leave orders with either w. RI
Holmes or J R. Ream our prices ard
the lowest. Ream & Holmes. -
There has been so much coming and
going Of people during the holidays
that the EXAMINER may be pardoned
if its local editor has failed TO note all
the peoples movements We aim to
catch evory item Of this kind, but if we
fail, its because we have not heard Of
them.
We repair and clean stoves either at
your home or in our shop Kindling
wood also on hand Our prices are as
| low as possible for good work Second
hand stoves bought and sold Tinsley
d Son, next door to EXAMINER Office.
| For the third consecutive Saturday
4 montpelier has escaped what might
have proven Il serious conhagration
Last Saturday the east show window
Of Wedel & Hanson cought fire, and
bcins filed with infammabIe toys, il
an instant was mass of flames. BY
hard work the blaze was extinguished
but not until $50 worth or more Of
damage was done.
N>You pay talk Of your pet shos store
and of buying shoes cheap Call OF
Nose Lewis, The Leader: he will sci
you stylish, good wearing shoes cheape
than any other store il town. 4
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

Chief Of Police Gee desires the EX
AMINEE 60 state that the practice Of
hanging onto sleighs going up and
down the street must be stopped. Also
the habit of whirling bobsleds around
in a circle on the streets must cease.
hIr. Gee intends TO use severe measures
to stop these dangerous practices, ana
who are caught violating these rules
will be arrested without regards 10
who they may be.
Say John, my son where did | set
that shoe for Frank" ~ don't re-
member it was so long ago oh Yes
tt was at Whitmans That was the
shoe for wear and | will go and get
another pair 10
lour are doing yourself an injustice
if you do not come and look over my
and 10 cent counters. Many items in
tinware, hardware, glassware and
novelties, You can save from 3 to 30
per cent BY keeping posted on these
counters. H. B. Whitman 40
j. NJ. Goodwin, known to all Idaho
ans as Long Jim has severed his con
nection with the salt Lake Tribune and
moved to Seattle Mr. Goodwin was
with the Tribune twenty two years and
served i faithfully all those years. He
knew more men, personally ii Idaho
than any man living in the state EIe
was q, good collector ana made Trib-
une's collections as sure rs death and
taxes The Tribune will miss him and
we shall miss him IN Idaho News
Our display Of holiday goods is now
ready for inspection, and we invite the
people Of Montpelier and Bear Lake
county generally to come il and look
over our elegant stock You can find
something beautiful and suitable fo1
every member Of the family. Consid
ering the excellent quality Of Che good.
we know you will be surprised at tht
low prices we have marked on cur holi
day stock. Come early 50 as to get
your choice while the display is com
plete. RITTER Bros. DRus 60. II
While not as largely attended b,
maskers az was hoped, the Rebakal
masque ball was nevertheless q success
The spectators were there in grea
plenty. The Montpelier orchestfi
furnished excellent music, and Iohi
Downing a tootbsome supper TIL
prizes. for est sustained character
were awarded to Mrs. Cornferd VII,
represented an old lady, and to Mise
Hattie Hughes and Jessie Mcintosh
who were Topsies For the riches
costumes Ed Lewis and Mrs Downin
took the prizes Notwithstanding tn
good time had, it is becoming evideu
that masquerades are going out q
date n Montpelier
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

II you are figuring oil raising
thoroughbred or graded chickens
next spring, cell on Coo W Dana,
three blocks north Of J. IL. Brcu-
mans store lie has eggs from
thoropghbreds for sale at reasonable
prices. You can have your choice
of cartridge Cochin, BniT Cochin or
Barred Plymouth Rocks. 10 better
strains ia the western country lie
has also half and ttree-qaartei. bred
White fekin Ducks Cali and see
them. 40.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

Tor TeEiahle dental work and reason
able prices, 20 to Dr. Holbrook, the
specialist on seamless crown and bridge
work. Office next To Hooyers Drug
Store
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27
Rrnve men Enll

Victims 70 stomach. liver and kidney
troubles az well az women and all feel
the results in loss Of appetite, poisons
in the blood baekache. nervousness
headache and tired, listless. rundown
feeling. J. W Gardner Of ldayille,
Ind, says: Electric Bitters are just
the thing for man when he don't care
whether he lives Or dies. It gave nue.
new strength md good appetite | can
now eat anything and have new lease
On lie Only soc at Riter Bros,
lrt4 Go u rs hottIe guaranteed
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

P c, Murphy and wife are III Mont
pelier from Pocatelo. spending the
holidays.
The largest stock Of Nmas goods in
town, you will sec at Nose Lewis, The
Leader. 40
90 to Hoover's Drug Store for
everything you want In the l:,edicine
and notion line. 81
The council and water committee
both meet to morrow night, Thursday,
at the city hall. All members Of both
arc urgently requested to be present.
IN day or two viii have in ono Of
the finest lines of Groceries to bo found
III the county These goods are of the
best quality, clean and fresh Give me
\ a call ana get prices. W. W. CHAP
lNAN. AZ
du~t to EoOver's Drag Store Tor
everything you want In the medicine
and notion line. a
Roses Carpenter shop opposite Hoff
Livery stable Contracting aud build
ing in all its branches Specification
furnished and Job work promptly at
tended to H. W. Rose. "a
For The Idaho state Wool Growers
Association at Boise Jan 8 and 8, 1900.
the Short Line will make a rate of one
and one-tif:h fare OH certificate plan,
contingent upon Of So or more Who
have paid full fare going If less
number attend then half rates Will be
granted
Most impressive services were held 90
Christmas eve and on the day Of Chtist i
birth. III the Catholic church before 4
vast concourse Of people. Christmas.
that means Mass of Christ, is always
celebrated with the greatest solenlity
in the two million Catholic churches all
over the world The grand Mass cor.
posed hy Gan2o wss rendered by thf
Pocatelio ladies', members Of the ehoil
Of that city, The other one of the
Angels was surg by the same choir
Lonly songs were sang by Misses Kate
Brennan, Bessie Laypg, Florence Moor
and Lizzie HAYS whilst Miss Minnie
Mackin presided at the orgon. Tho
sermons were very forciblo cEplana
tons on the gospIes Of the , Masses
There was the true light which en
lighteueth every man coming into this
world, z over 80 candles were burnin.
T during the midnight Mass which mad
a very IMPRESSIVE SIGHT.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

boys caps for winter. give me call.
From y cents apiece, to $ll5 II. B.
Whitman. %
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

4 boy named Torgensen was sent to
tic asylum at Blackfoot this week.
+ j. believed The good treatment he
viii receive there VIII ultimate cure
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-12-27

4 boy named Torgeusen was sent to
tic asylum at Blackaoot this week.
+ Is believed The good treatment he
will receive there win ultimate cure
him
60 to Flowers Drug Store for
everything You want IN the medicine
and notion line. Il
A childrens dance at the /. D. $.
meeting house Monday afternoon was
largely attended The httle folks had
a glorious time tripping the light
fsntasJie.
We have iust put in a large line Of
dishes These goods arc all of first
quality and viii be sold cheap Jones
Il Son Is
Mrs E. Alexander. of Cora, Wye,
is visiting Der daughter, Mrs Nc
1ilvary in this city, Mrs Alexander
has recently returned from a trip in
Montana
The first Of the year is near II you
need good suit of cloths. or an over
coat Cali at Nose Lewis the Leader
where you can buy at half price. y
! The EXAMINER chief push had Q
turkey fer his Christmas dinner, from
the magnificent flock belonging TO Ed,
Kent. The bird was indeed one of the
GpeaE we aya4. Hnppa6 mar a,,ieI,roo,,