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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
XEW ELEVATORS


A 1~~oNS ADE10AA
DTlTTE JULY S--No-k has beR-.
O. lie tuzoiAs5o1 Of tha ]. lss9- 30 hnshs.
@Srssr 10 b. built hv the United State.
Fl0u- Milling company BESIDE its In.
ps--xl mil here. Tie hU1-s Is to Z.
= readiness br OcsotE. and viii Cos
SsSssa. Hto. 1oc.16iny 5r-5-i-g fr .as
U2.S. SY.-0ach- II will h built part.
Ct r l-nhe, from Was1loy.onL
TIE 80. ~ blsa-l ao6lrzc1 10 EeTs-
rg- E q tbs Consolda.a5 aoosn rzny. nsa.
Ls Imperial Is under -oat and mach.
ns-Ts o=.-g plsc-l- TIE 100 horss
r'g~s- engine fly Ills to1ss HAS bu-.
oT 3 T. Eoas- & Ca. between May :
when fasy gu the contract. and Jun-
-. 8 record breaking Performance.
P-ing and timber are beginning Il
arrive ~ tie Pesrsr Grain company
1890. uIshsl shipping elevator. ais,
go.oE :. o. the @as- SIDE O. R,css P1r.
The p1w=- house 70. the .lec,ro.
machinery Ina. Is 20 6rrs .hs Gra.
No-.as-s r-opns-i s.g,o-b,s bushe.
elevator a. Soe--lo. Is completed ard
nsc.,res ar l-.og installed Pepa-s-
-oos =. ,oe elevator arr going 90 an
t-= Termination Is partly do-s, Tr-
carncs os readv :1- gran befo--
-.= c-os 9. 1907 i harvested. The en-
IRE G-a1s So--hera sys.=l, 5000
c1s.es- viii b= driven ~ sleccscA.
power.
I-noe- Is arriving tg lie Chicago.
e Pau Minneapolis and Omaha elevs-
20 70 u s--c.a1 late. o. a-.cusz bar.
It's Will II a coarse y-1:n touss q:
4-st-.s-s bushels, and makes tie tosa-
casac1-. now building % ,as hArbo.
EC-. ..Gsyy ast bushels
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

Wl-EER --.s-.v-t.-C-:=: "a;
-.-.- Las cs-= e - 1.-L ac-~ az
4.- 6p---5 CIVILIZED garments. IL
----,. which II ca-.-i ~ failed Il
-a-+-a,lz4- C-.s.- and had u-- :-C-
C1s. -ak+. W,-----.a All White
C. pg;-. we-- re-y much II evidence
t--- Chic: F.s--c-.h. - -he council
II Il. na.sra-z-. >gue Q: the chief.
81 tbs isa very TAI time - call a
c:--cl. f.. - many 9: than arr away
liking b~--st----- wl.ch are v=ry
-.---.-l Iris SASH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
Suspects SET Al LIBERTY.
Me- Arrested 70. the B~.ookiya Dy sss
Outrage Discharged

NEW ToEK- -1.r -s-Paio= Ma-S
.-a.- -a-c5 E-=---- q. Brooklyn Ia.
o~.s---5 .o- cze.p1r tn p us. a.
.=s.-5 ~ IL alleged dynamite scleE:
:. 5.c~ :, .h- -=vs.-i -a,--azd sr-1o
.--- &. Fa- ar--u= an -1:-v--x.h
s----i "a. week. --= 1@-Sg- o. ~
or was followed ~ -o--d. .. cheers
---.es r..t ca.--al-. - Ire COMPANY
!. -as s-a.-5 z----wa-1 -1al A..1---y
.a---- .a1 t-+- a--tg-Z-. ay >@ve-A.
q. - --- - brig 81. - -4-s- II.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
2:ra.sc 9: Fed Sa-p,s:.

Q-i:s re%..ly IL N== York tn daa.as
occl:-s1::oa po.=o-.1s D! re Use Q.
roT1-,= SCI: 20 ,l= Tic.i--s by nail
Il J=sr-oEo.:n. kso=. re otter cay
L-a-y eTsr: doc:o. Il TOM Eas called
= s..--1 10 c-l.1.=o zto Lad gathered
=. =..=-. al o-=r -a5= II. - SAMPLES
Q. = a::.-.e 81: =. Lo1=-s 3! ~ca-Tsa~-s
=: Z -Te..s-. Purposes
A.CC oss.-s po-cer= hare s.Hs!E
bal .sTor.:- articles FL tbs ssup..u.
a-s.--=-. VI: ..-.- IL Lo.a.uS uore
..a5- = .-a1 u 1aLg=r Iii al ,-e p.sc-
..c- {. sex re rs-o.s samples o.
-aal-. ponder IT: .: lie door. They
az r--s-L-ei .. III. sponslt.e par.ie=.
z a~pp-s'acce are L.: cls.ilzUishsole
.:c- a.s=r.. AID !rds-d. il Ir6isrs
$50 L. =i.e. re package vas found.
~1..-.!. La caused tie d.a.a os .a-
Housewife = have Lee. Ike. XII. ,.a.
p=o-.
|. =z.-c:e .st-=- q. samples Of tod
y u-1.cre c-=.=I :: ..= der. Pure
:-=aC q ara, bak.cgpozG=-s= -. upon
:.-:: ---..=. I'D az cey=. c-ce..c Q:
=z-p.-1.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
TEACH TURKS TO FARM.
Professor Kent OF ueva Accepts . p.
ticE CndeY the 6ulfaa

CHICAGO. July ga special to Tbs
IIoe-Hsra.d from Ans, La. says
professor D. A Kent. late o. the Iowa
state agricultural college. las been se-
.@c.so as an Instructor IN farming e.
tie Turkish empire. The sultan needed
. mar rsrsed II the cultivation of
whss'. co-o and tru.. AMI requested the
Ir-S-sa representative q: Washington
70 procure s1ch a person. The Turkish
am oaaSados APPEALED TO Secretary VII
o. wiz recommended Professor Ken,
and the Iowa City man has signifed his
Willingness 70 accept the mission. Pr
:esSc- he.. leaves for his new duties L.
few weeks.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

ao=pi,a- sip No.ga- CITY zhlcL
a..Ta1 :. saL F~rscc..c, 81, ,h- 49,
i--'.. oro-y1i ac-. ever =. seq 81.
i='= ''ou Asri.s. Three died On :Ls
~a:. [ n Ebcu. Frs. Lieu.. JACK.
sol, = credited - >ou.f. Dakota. bu,
.lla L ~p'ocaD.T = u.=tsse. g j. is a..
.-:-i " TAD N =-cl o1o=, b; nsus.
Coe tie arT.ra.= was Frs. L:.u.er.
ait P'a..ot tie Frs. So..h DAKOTA
L.e2t. Par u. oLys u ah.,cs.r
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

NEW YoE.. July 21.-The messenye.
by: coaEn-- with the ranks q. the
.,.EeT. augI1-u.ed by boys from the
::.cs Of the American Dis.rc. Teie-
graph company. The feature 0: the
Eg-u.ag was ire failure - return Il
VIZ 0: uore .han hal: Q. .ae i-j boy.
employed a: / Exchange Court. .he
I-.-Cral banking d:s--.c. ohce Of .he
American Ds:rc, Telegraph company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

ia1k.on Press. q: Judge Gideon C..
Noody of advood who rent TO Los
Aogeios, California, for the benefit OF bis
health come months ago, ia reported to
have purchased q residence there With
The intention of making Los Angeles
bis home,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

A.pena Dispatch. -: While tie fam.
!! II y T. C.s@n were Attending church
sunday .Le.r house ogrced. j. 2-ysa,.
90 81. II remained a: hone Was
burned u DEATH. i: i= .ao.2n. ira.
.Ls gr. So n. 70 IT, .o.s.. O,.s, l.
a. &c. - do tsrns-, living ter ni.s.
-o,.tS-=. n: Ap1a.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

-c=p=@ o1~cssrscc= 81 Ire EasEs Z
T:-1.-: p :.= b-.r-ss s-1 Il 1.ss-ns.
-:L: s.--oe-. cesc.sl Wis: a.s ~e
20 60: LEX little Cars1s: Sos SAYS il
: s..-=: s.o..ra.e or ls-:, u lie hlon.
1..= o.--1A-y. o.. M.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

Ine nerrna At san fr.pc.ca

San FRANcI>co. July 2s-The steam.
snip Bertha has arrived from -.
Nichae!s VIA Cnala>ka WITH 9: pa.,@n.
gers and about sl,t0J.oQ0 in gold. IT,
largest amour, owned by one person i.
$1,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
Shot by Negro Hiehvsvmen.

Mt. PLEASANT, Ia. July 2s.-In re-
=lst'ng the attempt Of three negro hold
up men who were going through a rail.
road camp near this city. Fred Bennett,
white. was shot and will die. The
sheriff and posse are in pursuit of his
aasailants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

Patsy Wagner, the Yankton pu9ilist
who fought 20 successfully . fifteen
round glove contest:st Sioux City Q short
time ago with Tommy White the cham.
pion lish: weight Of Chicago, tried to
get . fight to finish out Of the latter
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

SHANGHAI. July -s.-The reports -.
CARING a Jara1@-e-Ch,nese alliance.
Which haV. teen E--.:s.e1:!y denied 70.
-..-e ..-ne. have Low assumed definite
:-:I- and arr causing g-ea. e1c!.emeu.
Il Russian circles.
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Gave Hone

Louis Prickett 500 Bryan avenue.
Dsnrille. ILL.,. writes: I had suffered sev'
ersl years with Asthma and after irving
9 great many remedies / had given M
Oh hope. was advised to try Foleyis
Honey and Tar. It immediately stons
tho coughing SPELLS and l get nv breath
more freely. It 10 the only medicine
that ever gave me relief.
FgAxK Snrru.
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CHARGED WITH FRAln
NxmAer Of Wtsr~ssis ass
n~veYAeS Made Yaiss 2<pssA

nruerasS Made fAiss H&pssaA
Nrw.rEEE- ---r "a nu,nO~- 9.
r-aw@--s II N-e-1-S1 AID Ai--e~fs
.s-a.- so-r- NM --i-avu--1 .o O.
.-s,s IT, fedora. cov.ruuec. Il ios
-s-.-. q. -zr1rs @rea- 'AI@> b
-wae- s.np ar s-a.pn II ines an
r.srs -sr-@ 1as -r-- collected u IL
----al a-r--a I-.-=-t.: NrC2r during
- -sss- -.--- -t-rnA TIE fraud upon
.---.- :. t. brewers - u .ss max
II Il .a-.- --..--s 10 liz ryr---Eeo'
- -.-- t~-, w..1c1. stamp. lie
lanes M Ta.a-U-> ar Withheld
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
You'd Have Cost Him HE Life

1aTe bar us.r2 Fo.ey's kidney
aid ,sse gr=s: pleasure n stating
J. gave IL p-I-s.eo: cure ot E.dcey
c.=ssse which cara Zig vou.i har. cos.
~ ne. recommend it . any ore
a--ic.ec wiz kidney trouble. Oscar
Bo~uan. Lebanon, ky.
Franz SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
Tartar Sails for Manila.

San FsASCI~co, July 26.-Tne trans.
7o-- Tara. has sailed for Manila witt
General Joseph Wheeler. a portion o:
to- Ni-e--a.L inta1t-- and a numoer
q r-cr1.-s Z. n. army il the Pniuv-
r.I4- Oh cyA-d.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26
To Raiss It's Circulation,

MADRID. July 26.-The Bank of Spain
viii be authorized to raise its circula-
ton to $500, 900, 90 pesatas. Loans to
the treasury will be made at 2k Der
cent. and private loans at 5 per cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

.--.--4c =. $50 = s1s. ~. T1i:e
.r-..-1 = .sT..- .1=s-t. lr1=. ur5-
..-s 1s.s. c-1.1 %. U+s - !. Eas
gre. y .=..ai.s.. -T-.5:- GaS:-
-. .-.---. 70 F...5.s-.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

D-"!.,'= Little Early Rs-rs e1pe
from the system al poisonous acccumu
.a.,ons. regulate the stomach. bowel.
aid liver aud purify .he blood. The,
CT lava. disease. dissip.ie melancholy
and sire health and viSor for the daily
routine. D. no. g-ipe " sicsep.
COOK & ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

a gs11ins Chinese hop ;o.o." las
oe=n pulled 10 Lead City. by the police
oHc=rs, and pipes, scales, lamps and g
considerable quantity Of opium found.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

Il hare received more banes. from one
bottle q Foiey's kidney Cure tfar
from months - treatment by phy.
siciaus." Tri.es Y. y. Conklir o. Brow.
ersvII.e. Dlio.
FRANK SMITH.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

lie tappies. couple 10 the world
should be- deaf husband STD q blind
wife. both taxing Rocky Mountain Tea
FRANZ c. SMITH.
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A diseased stomach surely unde,m;n

diseased stomach surely undermines
Death. 1t dulls the brain, kills energy.
destroys the nervous system, and pre-.
c'sposes TO insanity and fatal diseases.
All dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured
oy hodol Dyspepsls Cure. It has cured
thousands OF cases and lie curing them
every day. Its Ingredients are such
that it can't help curiLg.
Cook j. ODEE.
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can't cure dyspepsia by dieting.
Ia. . wholesome food, ard plenty of
!t-ho0o. Dyspepsia Cure diylsts food
Fltnoc. aid from the stomach. ard is
made % cure.
Cook 4 ODyr
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'9kxe .Y,s-SekTIuS
- A-.2ST.Ehs

-S1 Jay -BAoAD Ekes se,.cA. seAs-re >.
...--s.--G ssxeeSxtxS ;.e ;. vaau ~
-. '=A-I fsss ef Ire sfy 81 1Atis.< A,s - Sse
lax .-lrys sE,ltxz q Z. tie ,sus-Afs s.as-
zen .f:r.ry 1855
s-aE- p-----.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-26

County of AXE
q heeon Isl uuea nd corey, n:Audnor :banz aH duly svmp. doth SAY thai III. ~.u~.-.
Tie treasury during s o muo. re 1nihth true and conee1 onAenenf al All y e eYeas BY
"'no matt me "stsnest Of nssua d naMue: is ~ ~. 81 Snsn o.
fs.,, Subscribed Nj sworn Ia h.s~. :. .... -. a. y !. k!ITH,C oany A11m o
'~"' = = S = %isf e ca.. n.ow
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CHICAGO. July 2s.-Representa,iva,
o. the ohlcaSo-st. Paul lines me, her.
10 Try 10 straighten on, the ,anyTs
ee' Alaska rates. a good deal Q. fee.
ing exists IN the matter. and the pros.
poets for harmonious settlement, =.
the difficulties are not very brilliant
thomas Rhodes, Cen;erseld. O..
writes: Il suffered from piles seven
or eieht years No remedy gave me- "a.
iiet unti! DeWit.'s Witch Hazel SAIL.
lees than a box OF which permanent
ta.eo ne. Soothing. healing. perfectly
harmless. Beware Of co~unterfeits.
Cook i ODEr.
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sa-o-s 1.=- ~: breakfast. kee-s
80 -o.- .7-..y ws... cc=.= OIL. - Gems
DE fa-Esx= :. EocEy .tiour.a.- T.a.
FRaS- .y---
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80 pr

!. 49, sens II ;s Go1Ly q Lake IL. ,e Qa.-e. E-dt.s JAKE >
TREA>I RERS ENHIRIT E
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Ac.os. c.. BA. C..1 re- lD5sb-..e. ID ~ TO-
1's =, p-evioa. Ut. III. II. III. ON s-feC- 49,.
.3s'-e' g1aT~P- quarter. QGs--e- o.. n - 49,.
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F8ANK SNrrH.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19
GIVE Us WATER.

It is believed that water main,
five inches in diameter, can be put
down from the mill dam, along
Canyon street to 4th, thence along
4th to Washington avenue, thence
along Washington to the depot, for
$4,000 at the outside. If tins be
true, steps ought to be taken by
the city looking to the work being
done. As the finances permitted,
side mains could be run out, and
in few years Montpelier would
have system of water works that
would cost less than $4,000, and
;thecexpense wonld not be felt by
anyone. Let .ns bond the city for
say $4,000 and inaugurate the
work. This amount at 6 per cent.
interest would only be $500 per
annum, and there are few who
doubt that the system would pro-
5duce this march revenue after the
first year. Bot if it didn't, with
1000 feet Of hose almost all parts
of the city could be reached in case
of FIRE, and this protection alone ia
easily worth the extra expense OF
interest.
Why not get in aud give the city
a beeBt by starting this work?
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19

can" and a lot Of other bosh.
Then Il proceeds to state that the
Lieut.. Gov. was '.for Mckinley"
on this proposition, and on that
one, etc. Thus showing the basest
kind Of partisanship. Its all right
for the Statesman to twist the ut
terance of the Lieut.. Gov. into a
partisan advantage, but who'll y
wrong for those who are opposed
to these views, to comment adverse.
~ on them because it shows Q
partisan spirit" The great Idaho
daily certainly has a large stock
Of consistency it its supply O
ideas.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19
He VIII be : NdiElinnnire.

Judge Joe Rich Of Bear Lake. spent
Monday in this place and he was hearth
ly welcomed by many friends. Judge
Rich is interested in mining enter
prise at the head of Big CAmas prairie
in Fillmore county. in what was formerly
known as Volcano mining district. He
was met here by VIM Clemens. SUPER
intendent of the mine, and after pur-
chasing large lot of supplies at Helf-
rich's store, they departed Tuesday for
the scene of development work Mr..
Clemens, who is a first cousin of
Mark Twain, was in the Camas sec
ton in 1864, and located this same
ground. He formed company and
did considerable prospecting, which
was SO satisfactory that small mill
was purchased and erected on the
ground. But the ore proved refract-
DRY and the mineral could not be saved
by such process. Hence the mine was
abandoned and the mill machinery re,
moved to Rocky Bar After an absence
|
his first love and relocated the same
ground with Judge Rich, Jim Hawley
and other noted lawyers as co-owners
under the name Of the "Blackston,
Mining Co." A great many samples Of
ore have been recently assayed that re
turn value of not less than $40 per tol
in gold and silver 1t is what is com
monty called ''base ore and will prob
ably require smelling to be successful,
worked. Judge Rich will return hom
by way of HALEY, and we hope tina
this will not be the last visit this goo,
old Democratic war horse may pa
Mountain Home. Mr.. Clemens has tw
shifts of miners running tunnel on tn
on the ledge and development of tn
mine will be vigorously pushed.
1etin.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19

It is said that the section men at |
Market Lake never take drilling on t.
fit with them in summer time, when
they go out on the section If sthey
find rail broken they take it out, lay
it i'll near by swamp and in a few
minutes the mosquitoes have drilled
enough holes in the rail to allow it to
be spliced with strap Of iron.
Thos. Burke says at Dingle that the
mosquitoes drill holes in the rails in
their efforts to get blood, and many
have been killed by passing trains, not
being able to pull their bills out quick
enough to get off the rail before the
engine strikes them.
1t is reported that a cattleman re-
Gently loaded 10 cars of cattle at Soda
Springs, and after getting to Fossil, he
found that the mosquitoes had drawn
SO much blood from his stock that he
was able to put the Il cars into 8, thus
saving considerable in freight.
Engineer McEntee, it is alleged,
while coming in from the east a few
days ago was forced to shut off steam
at Wardbero, to keep from being
smoked off his engine. The mosquitoes
had piled into the smokestack so thick
that the steam wouldn't blow them out
and of course the smoke couldn't get
through.
The sons Of Italy, who are raising
the roadbed through the swamps east
and west of this city, had a peculiar
experience the other day, SO we under
stand. They were busy working when
suddenly there came rain of pebbles
the size of an egg and smaller, down
from the sky. Looking up it was dis
covered that the mosquitoes, in their
anger to get nip of section men, had
picked up these stones carried them
high in Che air and let them drop on
the heads of the 'Eyetalians.
Conductor Cannon started ont of
Pocatello recently with 70 ''mts .
When he got to Montpelier he reported
40 loads" When asked for an expla-
nation, he wired that he had picked up
SO much live stock mosquitoes-on the
way, that the engine couldn't pull the
whole train in, 30 he had set out 30
cars along the way.
Jack Klintworth has scheme which
he says will make him rich. 1t is well
known that rock drills use diamonds in
their points for cutting. Jack proposes
to substitute Bear Lake mosquito bills
for these diamonds. He says they are
harder than any diamond and SO much
cheaper.
Attorney Glenn says there is no rea'
son why he should work so hard at his
profession, especially the collection
part. He proposes TO get few mos
quitoes to do this class of work. When
he gets hard collection account he'll
simply give it to one of his trusted
skeeters, knowing that that animal can
come nearer getting blood out of 8
turnip' than any human being.
And thus it goes, but the pesky blood
suckers are with us still.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19
o Red Hot From The Gun

Was the ball that hit G. B. steadman
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. Than Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons
Corns, Skin Eruption, Best pile cure
on earth. rs cts. box. Cure guaran.
teed Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug Co. I
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19

ion.
All of the bills against the gen
eral committee were presented and
it was found that the receipts would
pay everything, except the debt of
last year. 1t was decided to give a
dance the oath, with the view of
wiping out this debit mark, and
then everything will be in ship
shape for the next celebration.
There is still few unpaid sub
scriptions and the committee OK.
pect to collect them, as they have
been figured on in the final settle
ment. The bills were reasonabl,
and the committee feel gratitied tc
think they are able to pay off every
thing as contracted.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19

Those who haye been upholding
the dynamiters in the north, and
incidentally "ribbing up" the state
administration for the drastic
measures it has taken to put an
end to the state of terror that has
existed in Shoshone county,
ought to read the evidence that
was given in district court up there
last Saturday. 1t ought to be
enough to satisfy the most skepti-
cal that something heroic had to
be done.
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Yesterday afternoon, Wednes day
news was brought to town that
little Fred Tressler had drowned in
slough on the school section.
Immediately several teams loaded
with searchers, started for the scene
Of the accident. Arriving there
some time was spent in searching
for the body, but to no avail, until
a boat was finally secured. In
rowing about over the slough
Frank Richards finally located the
body with an oar, and Chas. Hager
went down and broughtit up. The
body lay in about 10 feet of water.
The particulars concerning the
drowning were as follows:
Fred III company with several
other boys, about his own age,
went swimming in the slough.
One of the boys, Sammy Irving,
swan across the arm of water and
Fred was following. When near
ly across some of the boys yelled to
Sam that "Fritz," as they called
him, was drowning. Sammy
turned around and plunged in after
the drowning boy. Although
nearly the same size, he caught
hold of him, and in the struggle
the Irving boy was taken down.
Getting loose from the grip of the
drowning lad, he waited for Fred
to come up again, and as he did so,
Sam caught hold of him and tried
once more to pull him toward
shore. The fact that they were il
ten feet of water, and the fact thai
the Irving boy had already beer
carried down once, shows what I
heroic struggle he was making tc
save 'tFritz." Once more Sammy
was caught by the other boy, and I
second time he was carried down
After a hard struggle he again
freed himself, and being thorough
ly exhausted he started for tn,
shore, barely having strength t.
reach it, while the Tressler DO,
went TO the bottom.
Fred Tressler was about II year
\ old and one of the most quiet AM
manly little fellows the writer eve
knew. lie was especially the prid
of his father and sisters, by whom
he was idolized, while he was love,
by all his playmates and the peopl
generally.
The blow to the father is espect
ally severe, coming as it does will
in a couple of years of the dealt
of his wife, to whom he was d.
/ votedly attached. The sad deaf
, has brought tears of sympath
from hundreds Of hearts in Mon
3 pelier.
2 The funeral viii take place Frida,
r from the /. D. S. meeting house
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Mccormick Machinery.

The Consolidated Implement Co.,
can well be proud of the hay rake they
have to offer this year. It is made by
the Mccormick Harvester Co., and
built on the same superior lines that
the Mccormick build all their machin-
cry. The entire rake is built heavier
than any rake ever sold in this market.
The wheels alone actually weighing
40 pounds. Every farmer in the val
ley contemplating purchasing rake
should see it before buying. 1e
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-19
No Rinht To KlnL,neaa

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down. she will
be nervous and irritable. II she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her i'm.
pare blood will cause pimples. bIotches,
skin eruption and a wretched com.
plexion. Electric Ritters is the best
medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidney and To purify
the bI3ed It gives stfobg NERVES.