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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-14
Additional Locals .

FOR SALE-A good cook stove. Ap.
n1v tn Geo. Dana. 20
Mrs Johz. Bourne is visiting in Poca-
6ello this week.
Bring in your potatoes. cabbage and
other vegetables on subscription.
Jack Kelly is now switching in the
Kemmerer yards.
Get your Salt Lake Herald, Denver
Republican and News of j, K. Nelson.
Mrs. Theo. Nystrona is paying visit
Co her parents in the Zion city this
week.
I n. McB1ayer (the Originally and
Franklin Go. g Rye at the Palace Sa-
loon. IL
The democratic central committee
meets in this city tomorrow morning
at II o'clock.
Outine fiannelsl Yes. we have a
beautiful line at surprisingly low prices
II. B. Whitman.
A 0pe girl arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Beckman last Sunday
evening.
DO TO tEoover's Drug Store for
everything you want in the medicine
and notion line. ~
Miss Ida Ellis Of Pocatelle, was the
,r,ast of Mrs. Nose Lewis few days
last week.
WHY use inferior beer when you can
pet YOUR choice of leading brands ae-
the Palace Saloon2 Il
Editor Wallis went to Boise Monday
Mrs Partridge of Nampa, sister OF
Mrs Hensley stopped over in Montpelier
form few days this week on her way
home from the east.
90 to FOover's Drug Store fpr
everything you want in the medicine
and notion line. a
The EXAMINER is turning out the
Snest wedding invitations in Idaho. +
Won are going to get married or have a
daughter who is, get your wedding sta
tiouery at this Office. Prices reason
able.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-14
Showers of rain Fell Monday in che

Showers of rain fell Monday in che
valley.
Fresh Fruit for capnlng and preserv
ing, also Fruit Jars, ETC., at w, W.
Chapman's. Fruit received fresh eve
ry day. Give Us a trial order. "a
The sugar trust has put up the price
Of sugar another notch and one now
gets - pounds for dollar in Mont
pelier.
Call this month and inspect my fall
and winter samples for suits. Prices
cheaper than ever Chas. Schmid, the
tailor. 20
Presidents Geo. Q. Cannon ana JOS
+. Smith are in Alberta, Canada, this
week, looking up the interests of the
coIonists from Utah and other points
up there.
Sulphur by the carload lots and sheep
dip material OF all kinds. We can save
you money on those articles. Ritter
Bros. Drug Co. IA
Mr.. Mulhern, brother-in law Of
Mrs James Coughlin and we'll known
along the Short Line, was q visitor in
Montpelier few days last week
WHY BAKE BREAD. when we
can furnish your wants. Fresh Bread.
Buns, Pies and Cakes always on hand.
Meals at lowest rates. Give us call
opposite depot French Bakery. y
See my special Sales Counter in glass.
ware and chinaware. Items that were
formerly 80 to - cents now 20 cents to
close out as, long as they last H. B.
Whitman's. "a
Don't buy your fall underwear unit
you see my offerings in Ladses Mems
and Childrens. The best % cent Ladies
garment You haXe-eAcr seen in Boar
Lake ceunCy at H. B. Whitman's. "a
Fred Trussel. the popular man behind
Frank Jones meat block, will leave
about October 1st. ON mission to
Switzerland ~ Fred many friends viii
give MIN farewell dance before he goes
and It goes without saying that q large
number will be on hand to show their
esteem and good will.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-09-14

r Roses Carpenter shop opposite Hoff 5
Livery stable Contracting and build
ing in all its branches. Specification
furnished and job work promptly at
tended to. F. w. Rose. 81
When you want pleasant physic try
the new remedy Chamberlains Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are easy to
take and pleasant III effect. Price 25c.
Samples free at Hoover's drug store.
Monday Amasa Rich left an apple at
this office that was a dandy for size
and flavor. 1t came out of his orchard
at Paris. His trees are just beginning
to bear, but he is of the same opinion
IS the writer and that is that the only
reason why Bear Lake doesn't produce
more fruit is because the people don't
set ont the trees.
Ny house for sale or rent, VIII sell
cheap on easy terms if taken at once.
0 rooms. hall, pantry, closet, large wash
house, cellar, barn, large chicken coop.
etc. Call and examine. b. +. Oakley
- 10
Have youa sense Of fullness in the
region of the stomach after eating? II
30 you will be benefited by using Cham.
berlain's Stomach and Liver tablets
They also cure belching and sour stom-
ach. They regulate the bowels too.
Price 20 cents. Sold Ivy Hoover's Drug
store.
The ExAMfNER acknowledges the re-,
oeipt of a complimentary ticket to the
Boise Inter- Mountain Fair 1t will be
held at the Capital city from October
9th to 18th inclusive. The Fair promis-
es to exceed any Of its predecessors in
-eFery way.
ha republicans telephoned Mr.. Bren-
nan forthe opera house for Morrison to
gpeak id, and John said they could have
lit on payment of little Indebtedness
carried over from two years ago and q
further payment of g., the price asked
for the hall, in advance. To date the
committee has not replied and Mr.
Morrison will probably speak in the L.
D. S. meeting house.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

It's place streamed out that mysterious sill
very light which astronomers call the
corona.
No other scene in all nature can be COM
pared 20 this sight. From all parts Of the
hidden disc OF the sun flashed these cu-
1ous beams Of light Along the eclipuc
the streamers extended 20 a distance OF
a diameter and half from the suns
disc. interlaced and interviewer IN the
most complicated way. About the poles
the matter which gave the ooroual light
seemed arranged IN a manner similar to
the lines OF force about a magnet This
corona OF silvery light Is unlike any other
light IN all the universe OF stars. and as
one gazed az It's unearihly radiance. well
could We comprehend the awe and the
fear which this sight has brought 20 all
t,mid minds IN the darker periods Of che
worlds history. Even the modern mind al
most questions what message this mystic
rious light flashes back 10 the hearts OF
men. Small wonder that tyrant and slave
have trembled before shis wan symbol OF
the sky.
But suddenly In the Far West, whence
the mysterious shadow had come, faint
line OF dawn was eeen II grew rapidly
brighter and wider and almost before one
realized what Il meant all the phenon-
ena OF the dawn had come and gone; the
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
THEORIES ABOUT FOOD.
Also a Few Facts on the same sub
iect.

We hear much nowadays about health
foods and hyglenio living. about vegota-
rianism and many other fads along che
same line
Restaurants may be found IN che larger
cities where no meat. pastry or coffee 3
served and the food crank Is in hts glory
and arguments and theories galore adj
vancod 20 prove that meat was never In
tended for human stomachs. and almost
make us believe chat our sturdy ancestors
health on roast beef pork and mutton
must have been grossly ignorant OF the
laws OF health.
our forcfathors had other things 10 do
than formulate theories about che food
they ate a warm welcome was extended
to any kind from bacon 20 acorns.
A healthy appetite and common-scnse
are excellent guides 20 follow IN matters
Of diet. and a mixed dice OF grains fruits
and meats IS undoubtedly the best
A. compared with grains and vegota-
hlcs meat furnishes the most nutrlment IN
a highly concentrated form and is dieos-
ted and " assimilated more quickly than
vegetables and grains.
Or julius Remmson on this subject
says: Nervous persons. people run down
in health and 81 low vitality should eat
much and plenty 81 a. II the digestion
Is too feeble al first u max be easily cor
rocted by the regular use Of stuarfs
Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal Two
Of these excellent tablets taken after dim
ner will digest several thousand grains o.
meat eggs or other animal food IN three
hours and no matter how weak The Etom-
ach may be, no trouble will b. experience
ed 10 regular practice o. made 81 using
gtuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. because they
supply the pcpsin and diastase necessary
70 perfect digestion. and every form Of
Indigestion viii be overcome by their use
That large class 81 people VINO come
under tho head 81 nervous dyspeutlcs
should eat plenty Of meat and insure its
proper digestion hy the daily use % q
Fafe harmless digestive medicine like
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. composed Of
the natural digestive principles. pepsiE
dlastase. fruit acids and salts. which ac-
sualiy perform the work ~ digestion.
Cheap catharifc medicine. incorporating
under the name - dyspepsia cures arc
useless for Indigestion ~ they have abb
solutely no eject upon the actual digest
ion Of food.
Dyspepsia In al Sc many forms b. sim
ply failure OF the stomach 70 digest
fo,d and the sensible way 20 solve che
riddle and cure the dyspepsia n to make
daily use at meal time of preparation
live etnarta Dyspepsia Tablets which is
endorsed hv the medical profession and
known 20 contain active digestive priu-
cipies
Tablets ~ sar for full treatment
A little hookies On cause and cure OF
stomach trouble mailed free BY addressing
r. A. stuart Co, Marshall, Mich.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23
CONFUClUS, THE SAGE.

Kong-fu-tze. whose name was Latinized
into Conucius BY the Jesuit missionaries
was born In the ancient province Of Lu-
now shang Tung-in the year 65i b. c.
About 200 years ago he was canoniEed as
saint by the Roman Catholics. who
gained thereby many converts among the
ignorant Coufucianists (see Secret Doc
trine." vol /. g70.
His father was a magistrate OF the man
DARN class Kong-fu-tEe early exhibited
a wonderful love for learning and for the
society OF wise men. He was already
philosopher OF note when at the age OF
10 he married an estimsbe woman Of the
name or Ke-Kwan-she, by whom he had
two sons. Many OF his descendants stih
survive in the district where he was
born
In the year SO u c. he became the
chief magistrate Of Chung-tu, and proved
himself to he as greet political reform
er as he was a philosopher. His exalted
moral teachings worked such reform
among the people that he was raised 20
a position second only 10 royalty itself
lie died In the year 40 y. c, aged about
q years Around his tomb there was
formed a nucleus OF what afterwsrd be-
came a large town There are now over
700 temples in China dedicated 20 the
memory OF the great Kong -fu-txe.
Among the studies said 20 have been
undertaken by this sage were magic
that is. the conscious control OF nature
hidden forccs-history. poetry. philosophy
and religion. The books associated with
his name are the famous 'nve kings
O,ooks) which are the canonical SCRIP
lures ~ the Chimes. and which they re-
gard with a. much reverence 81 the
Christians regard their own scriptures
These books are the Viking" book %
Changed the "shi- King" book q Poemsl.
the Liking (Rituals), the 'Shu-king
tRook Of lnscriptions), and "Tshun-Isien
Cspring and Autumn.
These kings or books, teach the unity
o. mankind and charity and duty 20
ones nslghhor. Kong -fu-tze attached
great importance 70 obedience on the part
OF children 10 their parents. Nensration
70 the memory 81 ancestors-those who
have made our present existence possible
was also a part 81 his teachings
His system OF thought was ESSENTIALLY Of
the nature OF autilitarian religion capa-
HE Of being successfully applied 10 po-
ntlcal social and moral questions. but
n had little or no teaching concerning the
nature, origin and destiny OF man. These
problems were Illuminated by the trans
scendant genius Of Kong-fu-tze's famous
contemporary Lao-tze II was such stu
paudous problems as the exploitation OF
existence. crFmic and individual. that Lao
TIE dealt with Because Of their intensely
mystical ana metaphysical aspect they
were regarded as less practical than those
OF Kong -fti-tze which were more easily
compreheuded by the majority.
The once mystical philosophy Of tho
Tao-tze-Taolsm-ha now degcnerated In
"a a mere system Of tireeome religious
rites and ceremonies. and Is not at pres
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

most 20 pieces" People ought not 60 be
allowed 60 bring such creatures into the
city" replied Elaine. I'm actually afraid
10 let Bobs OUT Of tho house for fear some
OF the DOGS around here VIII XIII him
'Boha? And who 81 Bobs 20 inquired Doro-
thy "He l. little wildcat kitten that
Tom gave me az the camp shis summer.
answered Elaine. enthusiastically. Just
the sweetest. cutost thing you ever saw.
although he's growing pretty big now
Bohs was brought IN from che back yard.
This proceeding wasn't a. simple az IL
sounds. for Bohs had stolen a piece Of raw
meat from the kitchen table and was eat
Ing II voraoiouaiy and repeilinK an ar
temrts OF the cook 10 take II away from
him.
sure he's a regular little dogil. Miss.
said the cook. admiringiy a strange dog
came into the yard this morning ana Bohs
n safiy core him to pieces. No burglar viii
DO. her the house while that animal d
around
After Bobs had finished hts meat he
consented TO accompany Elaine 90 the
par.or But Dorothy diant seem al Oh
Inclined 10 go into rapture oyer him. In
fac, she looked al him very coldiy. "ie
looks like that terrible animal that nearly
killed my poor Fun yesterday. But from
the disecriptlou that beast must have been
large than you-er-cr-cat A wildcat
seems a queer pet Tor che CITY. ] should
think sou would De afraid 20 have him
lei the house" And Dorothy remembered
nn engagement and lee rather hurriediy
Poor ahused Bohs." said Elaine sooth-
ingly First they killed your mother ana
now every one Gays mean things about
you But IN protect my little kitten until
H. D. able o. look out for himself When
che butchers boy the next day brought
tho meat ana fsh for the Andrews din
ncr b. was accompanied hy large bull
dog with heavy. undsrshot Jaw the
bulldog wasn't especially locking for hsnt
but it annoyed min 20 Fee a hob-eared
cat Ell on the table ana look down ~ him
with an expression % contempt. 50 the
bulldog advanced toward the table .growi-
ing staccato challenge. az Elaine 2
rnatherlcss kitten. Bobs 1ldn't wait for
any further expisnat ons a. 20 the
dogs intentions. but made nying
eap landing on the bulldog
back Then he began working front ana
hind claws and teeth in manner cal
cuiated 10 impress an the bulldog the dis
advantages Of modding with orphan cats,
especially Of the boh-eared kind. The bulls
dog tried to bring the undershot jaw
into play. but didn't meet With any sue
cess Finally the butchers boy aided
hv she cook WITH . broom. succeeded 10
disiadglng rohs from his poln' Of NaniaEe
on the bulldogs back Boos jumped back
on the table and looked a. the bulldog
In an lnquirinE way. az n asking him
IL ne Was satisfied. The bulldog seemed
fully satisfied, and recoliecting that he
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

might be wanted a. home made his es-
ape from che Andrews kitchen and hed
toward the shelter Of hts owners shop
but Hobs. who might have lived long as
the champion Of his class finally met de-
feat by going out Of &C. one evening,
While he was sitting on the front porch. a
blk maatin come sirolilng down the
street. The mastin didn't make any at
tempt 10 bother Hohs but Elaines pet,
grown vnlu-glorious through his long ca
reer Of victory. made rush az the mas
TN when a few feet distant he made his
spring. but somehow missed and instead
Of landing on the dogs hack. fell almost
into his Jaws The maEtin grabbed hobs
in q uonchaiant manner and with a shake
OF his head tossed him into the street.
Bohs gathered himself together for a Sec
ond rush, but. intent on the night failed
20 notice an approaching automobile untn
IL was too late. lie managed TO puufti
The tires Of the automobile pretty thor
oughiy hut the weight was too much for
him. and when the automobile passed on
Boha' lighting days were over Elaine re-
fused 20 be cOmf0rted.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

(water (of nfcl" secret Doctrine.
vol H. SSl
The tradition Of the sinking Of the At
lantis tcallcd hy the Chinese Mn-i-ra-sl-
MAJ exists amone tho ancient recofd- az
China. The tfadldtion saws thlt because
OF the iniquiy ~ ils giants Ono Allan
team giauts We're twelve feot high See
STORY OF Atlantis" hy Scoft-EWotO thc
island OF Ma-u-ra-si-ma sunk 90 ihe iot-
tom OF the ocean only Pei-ru-uu. the
kinr-the chinese NoAh-aud his family
escaped This king ana hi- descendants
are said 90 have perpicd china. Tn,y
have also the tr1didtiou ot divine dyua--
% OF kings THE traditions of divine rul-
ers. OF a universal dclusr Toe poopliug of
another land bY semi divine hcIur who
cscapvs thc dcluEe. scems fo fe universal
Whence comos this tradition
SAYS Scott Elliott lea hts wonderful little
book. the STORY 90 Atlantis Whether
thesh are som, archisr versions gf th,
story Of che lost Ateuus and iis sub
merFence or whether they hre thU echoes
OF a great cosmft parable once taught ana
held in reverence in some common GENE
ter whence They have reverb rated
throughout the world. docs ROE .mmc-
diately concern ur Sufficient Or ouf pur-
pose is it 10 show the universal nceepn-
ton Of these irg nds 90 would bo % edlcss
Wastu of timc ana snlce 10 so over these
Hood stories ore hv ou, SunIuc if Co
say that iu India. CAalici Babylon. NJ
dia. Greece Scandinavia. China among
the Jews ana amoug che Kettle tribes 90
Britain the legend o. ub alutry den
tical in aU essen isi= Sow turn 10 the
west and what to we nrde THE Same
story in every detail preserved among ttc
MeNicars. every tribe having i.s own vcr-
sion. the people ~ Guatemala Honduras
Peru ana almost every tribe 90 North
American Indians u g. rueflo. Co sug-
Eest that mere coincidence can account
for this Fundamental Identity"
n g. worthy 81 note that k0ug-fu-tzc.
In common with other great teachers aud
savcs. does not claim orisinauty for his
teachings ilc says. "a only hand on. I
do not create anything now Notice iu
John vii ii-ls that Jesus says the same
thing And the jews marvplsd. saying.
How kuoweth this man letters. having
learned? Jesus answered ana said Ms
doctrine Is not mine. but ils that sent
me "
Kong -fu-iEe reprs SCENTS the doctriuc ~
Justice, Iao-tzc that of love kong-fn-
TIE says: "Recomrensc iuiur, with Justice.
return good for good what YOU 30 not
want done 10 yourself DO NOT 90 90 9th
ers" i.ao-tze SAYS: The good VIII meet
with goodness the not gCoi VIII meet
with goodness also The faithful / will
meet with faith aisr Overcome the greedy
By literalitv the Tar hy truth"
The doctrine of KouR-fu-fze. like that ~
Moses was Justice while Lqo-txc. IKE
Jesus. taught tho doetfinc - non-rcsist-
ance As China discarded the TOO exalted
ethics Of I.ao-tze for tho so-cailad more
practical doctrines Of koug-fu-tzc. SO the
wentern world. while nomiually Christian.
yet clngs To- the Mosaic code an eye
for an eye, tooth for a tooth
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

the eclipse. as one of the wonderful sights
OF nature he has no opportunity 20 think.
Now and then X has happened that an
astronomer more susceptible than the
rest. has been carried away by che mys-
terry and the wonder OF the scene and has
remained gazing up into the heavens while
his telescope Stood idle through the prec-
ious moments Of totality; but these rare
cases are never spoken Of eXcept among
the initiated. and thus it happens that
while many astronomers have observed
one or more total eclipses Of the sun. few
have ever seen one,
have myself observed two total eclipses
under very favorable conditions, the one
IN 1878 and che other IA 1852 on the last
occasion I resolved that. should the op-
portunfty again come TO me TO witness
total eclipse. I would choose 10 see IL as
a layman, without telescope or camera,
simply as a spectator OF what dimly
recognized. In the EFFORT TO carry out my
programme OF work, as a magnificent and
unique scene IN nature.
How the Party Was Organized.
The eclipse OF May %. which has been
successfully observed along the entire
track of the moons shadow. seemed
huing time for carrying out this plan.
The shadow track extended across tho
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-23

a. lareo as good-slzed domestic cat. aud
no longer under the necessity Of taking
r, fure on Elainc's shoulder In fact. the
eoes admit seem a. an inclined % bother
him Several times. when Elaine had been
away. Tom had matched the kitten
against individual dogs Boha mad shown
conclusively that a partially grown Wild
cat is perfectly able 20 protect himself
even against a hound several times ms
weight
.Im sure I don't know what We Will
DO about Robs when We get back home
ead Elaine rchcciYely, the day before
they broke camp. These f'oof dogs mere
~. - scratched by the hrambies that
,b,v woulio't feel like b0fhorng him.
and suppose they know him anyway.
But when we got home I'm affnia those
awful strange dogs will tear my poor We
ne net 20 pieces" "nont worry about
note. ma'nm." said the guide In sshden.
"a tones 80 he looked 20 his scratched aud
bHstered doar ANY dog that NEEDLES
with him wants Go begin training Dy
nehune Il buzz saw 4 funeral O. the
only thing the average city dog VIII tong
Tor after hothcring Bohs scratched BY
hrornhlea' hn added rchoctiyciy. My
dogs hook az u they had been trying to
break through q harbcd wire fence"
Bobs was boxed up nnd shipped 20 the
city This Didn't improve hs temper.
nor dld ihe strange surroundings ana un-
Wonted noises seem 90 make him more
placid The afternoon ho arrived he
rtartcd on an exploration tour. After be-
had in.neofad thn Andrews premises 20
his satisfaction. be icapcd lightly 20 the
iop Of the fence ard down into me next
yard. which happened 20 Do IN the rear
OF the residence Of Dorothy Foster.
Elalne's dearest chum. Flun Dorothy
fox terrier. YVES in the yard. booking
for something io tear up nftcr he manner
Joyous zap started Tor aim.
Now Bohs wasn't looking Tor trouble
SO ne loaped 20 ono side. out OF Fiuf'E
way n FUN had been a wise dog he
would have retired az this point with an
the honorH Of war but Flum WASN'T a
wise dog and thought d would be great
fun 60 take good uip ~ this strange
looking c4t With the bob-tliled ears. 50 he
made another rush o. Bobs For second
there was a tangled. snarlug mass 81 fox
terrier and wildcat. Then Fluf scratched
and torn. and bleeding IN a dozen places.
managed 10 break away. and race bowling
towards the house. BobE. scorning to follow
rp beaten enemy. walked uiacidly
10 the fence and leaped back into bis own
ward when Dorothy called on Elaine the
next day. Flum contrary 20 custom. didn't
arcumunuy her Poor Fiun" sn.d Dor
ofhv. in nurwcr 20 Elnine's question. he
was playing Ia tine back yard yesterday
afternoon. ana a terrible Wild animal. that
must have escaped from some msnngerie.
iumpodt over the fence and tore him al