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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ro,sroI PETS" ARRIVE
coIopy Of Russian au"kers 10
I'm Canada.

HALIFAX. y. $. January In
s.aanshin Lake Huron. with 1000 OF tn'
ooo russian Quakers, known as DouH
IT, or "Tolstors pets, who are eii'l-
-.gating 10 the Canadian Northwest al an
- :, quarantine last eyenhs' .,lht
Nv -D -, 80 remained on board la7t ms
~ No.. ,7orning they will march asHo' "a
ms 49, island Quarantine Slallon IN M
Ia " ~ 'ol inepection one by one. III ~
ul nue., tb. steamer will re-emo pam nv,
amman freight and proceed 10 go tbe
~ r. where they will lana 10 ''''
-,uro9d to their future home t,, n
Tho Doullhobors were sIee'o' ,.,ari.
~, - tbei- representatives, I'D A y, 49,
pay 5ativ Russlan-Prince hlkoN 49, a.
1T,ssrs Elkiuton. OF Inliao1'P''''
-"VJo,- ~ Dartmouth. Mass ,.-....,
pri,ce Hilkof said the french 80 =.
80 onered free ransporlar,,o =,
men ,'.,,i,bobors To settle IN fIe''e'
coIonv The offer was dec'l,'eu;, 80,
l9l,is nreferred 10 settle I'D ans 's',b
PPo1l,Didns where they would ho' NC
iect 20 conscflpdo". o., anchorag
Nt1nsn Tie ship came 10 an al' ,l,,o
my sn9cious waters of HahiaN h'l ~
i'll '' GS,,,Lbobors gazed with interest d
- surroundings They We're ma,
,il''t,'',,or-trltive and stohd H. "pp,
ull''''' Tbev seemed comfortaoie' an
1hovyad some pleasure az their sue 49,
TivaI They wear skin garihe"'7
] cans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
p,p,r,RIA AND FRIAR JOHN.
These the winning F"'or''e
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. January 80
second day crescent city Jockey C.uS ~,
,y,nter meeting. Weather sho"ery' ', ,'
f,et during the first two races inc" '-o.
I' and Friar John were the WIN
ming fayorites. f,rlones-Tra-
First race-seling, seven l"l and
-, ~ to u won. Agitator q" 10 "'',
~ - n second. and Henry LaunI '-' ~ -
third Time, % IT, s...,,,,,s Nod
second race-selling. SIX iuIlon7 ma
v,clses Is to D won, Hanlisht q 10 NJ, '-','
~ D, second. and Myosius GO 10 y ''''' We
/ Time. 115 If. ..., o-e-ouarter
Third race-selling. one ana ohe-q -
r,urs- Barataria z TO ID Won an
Limits 05 10 1 and 8 20 ID second anu
me winner IS to u third Time 40 Ia
Fourth race-Handicap , ele' ., ,.ar
,eenths Of a mile-De Bride 90 TO Noa
Nr,skadine go TO - and 10 - se0o''"
on1 Rasoun Is to y third. Time Oh
Fifth race-sening, seven iur''nss-o
,ro,tt - TO ID won. The Plutocrat S0 10
and ~ 10 ID second. and Henry %
,s'.' Is TO u third. Time l.oo.
Sivtb race-selling. one and one-quaIl, ~
,,iIes- Friar John q 20 lO won S'u ~.
lew go TO ! and TO u secohu' H','
esnm9tor 90 10 ID third. Time zls IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
salem News.

SALEM. VA. January 3.-(special)-
Major David G. Shanks. who, with his
family arrived al salem last week 10
visit his parents. left sunday night for
Washington. j. c.. and from there goes TO
New York. where he sails on "Wednesday
for noilo. Philippine Islands, TO join ms
regiment the Eighteenth Infantry when
Is now with General Miller ON leaving
New york Major Shanks will assume com
mand Of tho Seventeenth Infantry, "h'ch
he takes 70 reinforce General Gus ~
Manila.
The body OF an unknown colored mar
was discovered on the railroad track be-
tween Salem and Roanoke early SATURDAY
morning by Section Foreman TreYllilan
The body was cut In two and otherwis'
badly maugled The Coroner OF the eoun
A.ty. Justice John II. Camper, summoned
Il iury. which went 10 the scene OF M
vaccldent. and came 10 the conclusion ina
tie person came 10 his death through hi
own carelessness The body Il suppose
70 be that vi 4 tramp who was stealing
ride.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
GEORGE HITE HANGED
FOR THE MURDER OF iNof
rENsIvE coLORED MAN.
He NET HIS DEATH STOICALLY.
Had Nothing TO say on the scafoid-
The Execution Passed y"
ouietIy-A Legal Fight Z" w
Avail.


ROyDTON VA. January 3.-(speciah)
George Hte (white). the murderer pa'o
the legal penalty OF his crime here 10.
dav He met his fate stoically' anu
sao,yed AZ the last moment an iron nerve
rho ooIlovs was the same used AT Ine
oveontion Of Isaac Payior last year
About twenty-five persons were ADMIT
ted TO the jan-yard, around "hlcn coz
p.egated nearly two hundred peop'''
13io p NJ Sheriff b. T.. Cogoih anu ''''
doru,ios accompanied by Hite ana He''
y xvinn of the Methodist Chul 0"'
,.,,,,rted the platform. Rev. MT " ''l.'
oe,ered q short prayer. and the S'i7i i''
-, r5f+o ~ there was anything he
wished TO say. He replied 80 81 ''9
ching" Not the slightest sho" Oh l7'
,yas apparent while the depu'les l's'1.'0
80. etrlns that bound his hands ana zee
, Tho Sheriff adjusted the black cap
- fow moments an was ready an
sheriff Cogbil pushed from the pau .
81. weight that released the Idpuoo.
M tute's body shot downward dt o..
ID Al rust six minutes later Df7. DHi 90
Iomilton and Atkins pronounced ~
axtinct The fall broke his neck anu j..
died without the culver OF q sl.5'V -
Gle His body was cut down anu ~
-, , coain and this evening taken 10 w y
H., Davis's. near ShpWitns. ana O"l'ee
TIite's crime was the MURDER Oh d"
orreneiva and respected col'i '- So
. named William Bowers, OF "eI' ~,
with va. on 26th Aprh, 1859 ~,
. sentence o,se vent before the Circui
DuJ lNe and thence to the supreme Cour
cbicS tribunals upheld the decision D.,
/, tbe county court AT the DecemUet, . ,e.'
If the latter court bee was
. ~, nudge Homes 10 hang to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
No Truth I'm II.

LEXINGTON. VA. January -.ope-
.c,aI1 Another newspaper story, rom
some source or other, about Hon "li !, ~
l.. Wilson was evidently gotten on ~
New york Saturday night for one Oh ' InS
large dailies published In that e'ly ~.
las correspondent here, at la'e iou'
"please ask WiliaIh l. wilson ~
has been elected president OF hloNn -
,,e,sttv" me correspondent had the tele-
'.,a,I Office held open by special request
"a {, great haste hurried TO Mr. wilson
reeldonce I'm the Washington ana Lee
IrnIversity grounds, some distance away
M wilson was shown the telegram, ah'
said: mo truth In IT," and he "ohaeIe'
what would be- sprung next. He espresso
a nope that the papers were not se'uh'
1 this up nOw."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
T,c oad-FeiIows OF Richmond Lodge

The regular gathering OF kic'H 49,,
- M Odd-Fellows was the occas .,,,l
lous Sc. G' enthusiasm last evening. Ih9,
OF ot,l T,Isn was quite good and several several
names Of eligible citizens were prop ,,,'s,
I'm membership. a committee eon,.I y
IL lo' Of Messrs. j. Taylor Ellyso9 Many 9.yn %.
Ra M 8. george h. Davis, A. y. Ho s,ry..
on oo' the Joint committee Of all t me Gaa
1n 1De lodges Of Richmond and AancNe p.
ter TO htuncly celebrate me ANN an AoriI
~ the foundation OF the order Vi" -'S'
/ the 9th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
NORTH CAROLINA.
legislative MntterS-The EV"ii
Caused Amusement

pArErGH. y. c.. January 3.-l9pecl".' |
M Iaa,slotive Joint Committee, when |
,a. IN charge the matter Of looking mo
.,' ' coyernor's suspension Of J. W. ana
( OHIO Wilson, is confronted by pi0'
i,,, This Is whether the committee CI a.,
..,,~roine only the evidence lalH ne
Governor. and on which he Ddseu Is' ms
ZION or whether il can go "@ON an
and look into any evidence 49, tol,e
~ Caee Some OF the commute '",0
1..o ,ieu some another, as TO TINS mat
ter o-.ior e. coming
~. +to front lust now two kaieisn HI III.
ero doing the work, pending sel1'o'i.tt','S
~ the Question. 1t Is not az an II
No. The state will ever do lis Own P' ~.
49, ,ut II IS reasonably certain th"l 'ho
cork will continue 10 DO done 10y
tract. ...,. ,,ill.-tbat is.
Action on the separate car pil-'I"' -.
for eauarate cars or CompdI til's ''o
whites and blacksmith probably be l"No't
Inv the Legislature this Wees. oo!i' -,
he railways do not Ike the BIZ Out lhes
aro baving very little 20 say. Tomorrow
afternoon the Joint committee VIII Aoai
orel,meDt on this matter II is not known
,rbether anv of the railways VIII De rep
resented. ,,nt+orv
The chairman Of the House Military
Committee saws the bin to increase ull
concentration To the State Guard TO $-''D
yin mass The Fusionists cut the appIo'
irritation down 10 only 5000 a year.
The Railway Commission Is ca'lVu an, n,
meet tomorrow. IheIe are sC' 80
before the LEGISLATURE 10 abolish the com
,,iesior. II IS intimated that II may b
abolished and then, after an inter e5i'"I
another one will be created VII" ''''7'
powers and greater scope .,,.-. -,
Yesterday morning, after an Illness
only four days Father James premier
eret officiating priest at the hoIna
- Catholic Church of the Sacred heal
: here. died Of uro-pneumonia' at h1
: Hoepital. He was % years or age AN
was native Of New Jersey lie Wa
. greatly esteemed here.
! The opening prayer In the HOUSE "
2 dav was by an evangelist nalned Law
2 who caused considerable Amusement
q special petition for Governor "u99e
: who. the evangelist declared, so great
: needs our prayers at this time.
= Rus were introduced i'm the House
= renuire railways to provide sepdra
vyaitinq-rooms for whites and blacks
an stations. to give judges power TO
> bar attorneys from practice IN courts
= amend the Constitution by proVlulHs
= nm equitable distribution of the pun
= school fund between whites ana hesI %
and allow the voters OF either race lN'
t, tovnship to vote a special tax
ntliic schools: to allow the Whining
y and Weldon railway TO change its ma
? 10 the Atlanuc-~oast Line railway
norm Carolina; TO ratfy the consoh
= lion Of the petersburg railway with
, Richmond and Petersburg railway un
= he name Auantic-Coast Line railw
> of virginia and 10 incorporate the Sd
: I'm North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
ALEXANDRIA.
The SMALLPOX on the increase-COm-
mitted suicide.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, January 25.-CSpe-
clall-The remains of John J. Jameson
Past Grand Regent Of the Royal Arcanum
for the state Of Virginia, and who was
stricken with paralysis at Bluefields' W.
Va. Saturday night, last, and died a.
that place, arrived here this morning.
Tine funeral will take place to-ihoIro"
afternoon at . o'clock. At.
Tbe smallpox IS on the increase IN thi'
c,ty The health officer reports two ne"
cases to-day. making total Of sixteen
cases now in the city. ID, ..,
Wallace Poland, young maiIl5 IN, mi
81, voars Of age. shot and killed h'inse1
. - .'ftor,oon al 80 o'clock at his board
inq-bousc ii3 south Henry street
Yopno poland was an employee OF IN
southern Railway company, but haa , pee y
recently discharged for pelhs i 'i','', ~,
as asleep ON duty. lie was a "ell-hnoS w
vonns man ana very popular with NJ
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

in nv legs resulting from the grip have have
entirely disappeared Besides ! have SUI
fercd from a feeling of fatigue and weari,
ness and DR.. Greene's Neryura has caused
that also TO 90 away. would recommend
DR.. Greene's Nervura. If / am ever ':
afflicted again l shall certainly take TINS
medicine OIL, II. go,
well. Try it. You can at any - UNI IN II
suit without charge with Dr. Greene 81
West rAth ST., New York City whose nas =,
evnerience and great success IN curing
diseases makes a cure certain IN your case
Va, can call or write to the Doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
n..,-innhnm narn burned.

u,ppISONBURG VA. January o.
gidfci,i11The barn Of Andrew Baz 5,.
(9p (armer and cattle deaAr living srI Ioei
TO- laT contained 1000 bushels Of wnea,
oui,a,H5 iot Of corn and hay and farm ira5
ntensils an Of which were lnsut e Soo in.
~ sock was saved. There was Fl'''' go
NV l..'.ance ON building and contents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
WEAKNESS AND VEARlNESS'
The Grip Left Me So Lame l
Could Hardly Walk
Suffered With Pain and a fee''
ing of Fatigue and WEAKNESS
r. ereepe's Norvura Has Completely
Cured Me Of Everything

Mr. Geo. A. Clark, Manchester N H.
says: oo was attacked
with the grip and last sprins Lii from
lame that could not get up '.e NJ, 700 hold
NV boarding house without l .,N NeryYra
ofthe fence. tried DR.. Greene 80 tote,'
vi Iio "a and nerve remedy and have Ia lo;,.
S,e bottles. The bad lamene's anu pam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. Jahu~'S MS rs mort
Transport Saratoga returned ~ - ,sith
to-day. and az once nes"n ',,s Rata
iIl 30 ~ ,eo,h Indiana Volunteers is ,N-
non oi W., - 'tcYmorrow. 70 embark on ms
Saratoga for Matanzas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
nomination of Grosscnp Connr"e"

WASHINGTON, January % =, In,nois
i'aI 40 1roi,ed states circuit Judge for me
e ~ w Judicial Circuit. was eonhrmeu
bv the Senate TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24
DO You Want
a Piano?

ORR PRICES are extremely
oro besed on cost Of produce.
fictitious reputation, which a..'
Dost bnt not TO the merit ot .
strumenr month
OCR TERMS are cash. az
~ pavments 20 suit each custom. .f
NE TAKE IN ENCHAND.
hand Square or Upright
ORGANS. allowing full value L.'
BARGAINS IN sLlGli..' .r
PIANOS always on band ....
On exchange are put In pcrt...
sold az cost.
WE RENT PIANOS by the ".-
month. or year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

IA Crime is again epidemic. Every pre- pre-.
la vi IN SPponld be taken to avoid II. us
ea auc'en eurs is Minute Cough Care,
Trei best remedy for all ages AGES T p,sa
ld nv colds. and all lung troubles flsa'
SAINT 10 the taste
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

forded by the recently-discoyereed , ana and nd
ciphered cuneiform tablets Oh AS9' ''''
PabylOna.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

what was the result 'i
OF havins handsome pcs
stead OF rho regular &c..
contr.bution boN,sr ~
Alter a lew sundays o..
found ,hsy we're chppms .a .,-.'
thew could afford. and '.'l
~, cn,,r.h b. Chicago rrio--'
p,n.o,0ropis, wna, ~oae
IN. tn', y Dickei II ] gave sou o.
lre ... W.T. Mister. am some laas
new n,ss,' y'I lodein' an break 's'
teunOrrcf H.. f.ke tn' -
ra'' stnnort yourself me ''''
+ ufel-Truth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

Rev. $ D. rP,g giShieF aPh aarh in Gin
s s,3ast christian church to o5 ar 9ssht Ills
PPaipt in Cincinnati u E9s IS jaSt recovering
RON the a, frps R @1a expects to be 6SsS
SO ta sunday. however. Rev. MI i'O''''1'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

N,,ss sehwlckardi, who has been vi
Mss If MISS Bessie Pace has returhe'
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-24

Orders for printing sent to the DIS
zach company will be given prompt r '
tsntIon, and the style OF work ana p'''''
viii bee sure to please YOU
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04

Thousands of pairs of shoes below
cost at Nose Lewis The Leader They
must be cotton out Of the way for new
goods Come in and get a snap Of a
bargain 30
Our immense stock Underwear must
be reduced TO make room for new goods
Prices have been cut lower than ever
on these goods Now's your chance.
Nose Lewis, The Leader 80
DR.. H. Beckstrom, D. D. S.. is now
located in Paris permanently Will
extract teeth absolutely without pain
by the use of ODONTUNDER, leaving
no bad effects. High grade dentistry
in all branches of the profession. Paris,
Idaho
WANTED-We will pay $1,000 a
week salary to either a man or woman
to represent the Midland Monthly
Magazine as a subscription solicitor.
The MIDLAND is the same size as Me.
Clures or the Cosmopolitan. It is now
in its sixth year and is the only Maya.
zine of this kind published in the great
Central West A handsome spremium
given to each subscriber. Send 10 cts
for copy of the Midland and premium
list to the Twentieth Century Publish
ing Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04
CATHOLIC cRuRcH.

REV. CHARLES Q. NUDGE. Pas
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04

Auss Acd al yn re
ceived large line of Millinery, from
the east. Can aud see them next
Saturday II TIE Lawarsncs building
opposite Hoovers drug store. 81
Our stock Of glass is complete any
size and strength, cut to order. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. u
Judge Mayhem has granted the writ
of habaes corpus sued for by II. M.
Wooley, and ordered him released from
custody Mooley was convicted of
violating the law that says notices
must be posted on mining claims show
ing that the necessary work has been
done as provided by law. Judge May
hew says he thinks the law unconsti.
Jutional
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04
Remqrkable Rescue

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, I'll. !,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was hopeless victim Of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DR..
kin3's New Discovery for consumption
she bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from first dose.
She continued its use and after taking
six bottles, found herself sound and
we'll; now does her own housework, and
as well as she ever was.--Free trial
bottle OF this Great Discovery at Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. large bottles so cents
and ~ 90. 6
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04
Didn't Exhibit
and II 90.

G. II. Brown Of Montpelier, who
had fine exhibit Of sheep at the
fair two years ago Is a fair visitor.
lie states that he had a very fine
exhibit of animals for exhibition
this year but after waiting at Mont
pelier two days for car gave up
the undertaking. Mr.. Brown is
very much pleased with the fair.
He says that he was much benefited
by the advertisement that it gave
his stock two years ago.-States-
man.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04

The governor has appointed Joseph
A. CLARK Of Idaho Fails a Trustee 81 the
Albion Normal school III place 81 Ches-
ter Call, resigned, and Benjamin +.
Mahoney OF Cassia county, a member of
the same board vice j. L. Harroun,
resigned
You have furniture that needs paint
ing and vanishing. Get some of those
ready mixed paints for it at Ritter Bros.
Drug Co. %
II you want to save from rs to %
per cent. ON granite ware, call and see
my stock. Dish pans, fruit preserving
kettles, etc. II. Il. Whitman's. Il
For reliable dental work and reason
able prices, go to DR.. Holbrook, the
specialist on seamless crown and bridge
work. Office next to Hoover's Drug
Store.
have big lot of coats, of the latest
styles and elegant goods, that must be
closed out cheap to make room for new
stock Come IN if you want big bar.
gain. Nose Lewis, The Leader. 30
Miss Nellie Quayle has opened
Dress Making Parlors in Mrs. Ellen
Douglas Store, next door to Hoff's
Butcher shop She does excellent
work, having learned the trade in Salt
Lake and Logan. Soft
W. G. Shannon of Salt Lake City is
repairing the baggage room this week
at the Short Line depot, taking up tie
space in the walls and ceiling caused
by shrinkage Of lumber. MI. Shannon
was foreman Of the force of workmen
who built the depot last fall. Ken.
merer Camera
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04

We are headquarters for white lead,
boiled oil. colors ground in oil, dry
colors, and the following ready mixed
paints: Carriage varnish paints. fur
niture and house paints. In fact any
thing in the paint line, and brushes
too. Ritter Bros Drug Co. 90
Our stock OF glassware, water sets and
berry sets was never more complete.
All Of the latest STYLES and handsomest
patterns. At H. 3. .Whitman's. 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04
LOCAL. NEWS.

d. B. Mccoy, manager of the Con,
Imp, Co., is in Salt Lake.
Jelly Tumblers 40 cts dozen at H. B.
Whitman,s. 26
John Brennan is repairing his cellar
with concrete floor and cement walls.
The Bittner Theater Co, at the
opera house Friday and Saturday
evening.
Cotton Blankets from so cents to 81 80
pair at H B. Whitmans. 26
Father Thomas a we'll known Catholic
priest of Idaho, has been adjudged
insane and sent to Blackfoot.
The celebrated Georgetown Creamery
butter for sale at Fuller's Green Groc.
cry. 81
]. H. McBrayer (the originaD and
Franklin Co.'S. Rye at the Palace Sa-
loon. II
TO TRADE-A q Balm wagon near
ly new for or 81 wagon. Apply at
this Office.
The best butter in Idaho, Georgetown
Creamery at Fuller's Green Grocery. 81
On the first page of to-day's EXAM
FER will be found beautiful descrip-
i've article on Dewey Day in New York.
Why use inferior beer when you can
xet your choice of leading brands at
ne Palace SaloonH Il
A great many people will leave for
salt Lake to-day and tomorrow to at
esnd conference and the Utah fair.
See my 1O-cent counter. | have lately
! added several good values Il. b
Whitman. 20
Fred Cruikshank has arrived II
Chicago, and as soon as he is able, will
resume his journey homeward in search
of health.
DO to Hoover's Drug Store fol
\ Aeverythlng you want in the medicine
and notion line. n
Dress and working shirts in endless
variety and at bedrock prices at II. B
gWhitman'a, z
IA daughter of Anton Madsen, o
Bloomington, broke her left arm yester
day. She was brought to this city anC
DIR, Hoover set the fracture.
We have just received fine line o
new watches, standard makes Weeal
save Won money on time pieces, Sc
them at Wedel g. Hansen's. 20
Why pay $40 to $50 for sewinI
Machine when you can buy Roya
machine of Sam Lewis for So. 81
They are warranted for 10 years. Cal
= and see them. The Fair.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-10-04
Mrs. Lyons presented her husband with

Mrs. Lyons presented her husband with
bouncing boy Friday.
Attorney General Hays says that all
school districts in the state must use
the books provided by the text book
commission and none other.
Cotton batting and quilt lining, also an
elegant line of outing fannel4 at bed
rock prices. Fl. B. Whitman. 20
John Jones, son of Jacob Jones, is the
happy father of bouncing twin girls,
born last Sunday morning. Mother
and babies doing well.
We are swamped with orders for the
Champion Draw Cut Mower. They are
the best. Co OPP W. & NJ. Co. 81
| Marriage licenses were issued Sunday
70 Alonzo r. bennington %, and Susan
II. Dixon. Is, both of Alton, Wyoming;
John R. George "A, and Martha Follick
IS, both OF Dingle Idaho.
X We>Irave the finest line Of table syrups
ever brought to Montpelier, put up in
fruit sealing cans. At Il, B. Whit
mans. 2t
Those who have failed to gather a
lot of black haws and make jelly from
them have missed rare treat The
jelley from these berries is delicious,
and the trees are loaded with fruit this
year.
Use gilt edge butter from the George
town Creamery For sale at Fuller's
Green Grocery. 81
George Moore, brother-in-law of
Chas. e. Harris, and family arrived
from Cassia county Sunday Mr.. Moore
will locate in Bear Lake county if a
favorable opening is found.
Every woman can be her own house
painter and decorator by using Queen
Bee Ready Mixed Paints at Ritter Bros.
Drug Co. %
Several parties left Montpelier fo1
Pocatello Thursday to meet the re-
turning volunteers. Among the pas
sengers were Mrs. Jacob Smith and
daughter. Mrs. Smith has son in
Company G of Pocatello.
We have just put in a large line Of
dishes. These goods are all of first
quality and will be sold cheap. Jones
q Son. Il
DR.. Lovejoy reports the arrival Thu
morning of 1 new baby boy at thu
> home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Gesas
, Mother and child doing well and Harry
is kindly remembering his friends
l Kemmerer Camera
Go to Hoover's Drug Store 70
everything you want in the medicin'
and notion line. a
t NJ H Sacks, from Salt Lake city, tn
n well known buyer, has established tn
g Bear Lake hide and Junk house il
Montpelier, in Dune. McLennan's oil,
2 store on Front street. He will be read
L for businessIthe 1st of October. viii
J. buy hides of all kinds, andEunk of al
il descriptions and pay the highest price
/ in cash fer same 30-2