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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02
CATHoLHCHURCH

Sunday August the tenth after Pen
tecost Mass at 1890. Gospel of tho
Pharisee and the Publican, Luke IT.,
Oil.
Benediction with blessed sacrament
after Mass
Catechism at 2;80 p, m.
Daily Mass at $50 d. IA.
Rev. w. J. A. HENDRICKS.
President of Priests League of Idaho
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02

A splendid shower fell through Bear
Lake valley last night.
The Post says Rev. Boyd and family
are back in Paris from til cir Utah visit,
LOsT-Brown 'Ghief" horse 7 years
old-Branded with a heart on left
shoulder Liberal reward. Coop w.
& Mch. Co, %
Misses Iris and Selma Nelson left
Thursday morning for an extence | Wis
it to their fathers native co 'ntry, Dem
mark. Les lie Gee and James Leonard
accompanied them as far as Green River
Wyoming,
What among human ills is more an
noyine than piles The Affections that
prevent active exercise are bad enough.
but one that makes even rest miserable
is worse Women are among it's creates
martyrs. TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT will cure the most obstinate
cases. Price. --la-ets- In bottles tpbyA
-zSe:-~ Ritter Bros. Drug Co. ~,
{ Mrs. Ruth Sparks, or g:ngle, wife of
Alfred Sparks, Sr., dieRa that place on
Wednesday after 9/proSracted illness.
The funeral talSes place to-day from
Dingle. Mrs. Sparks was one of the
pioneers of tbfs valley rshe was known
and loved 10y all the people Of Bear
Lake. because of her nobleness Of char
acter and wom6nqy attributes. She
VASE devout after Day Saint and an
enthusiastic laborer in all the church's
work. Mrs Sparks leaves husband
and large family Of grown children to-
mourn hqF death.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02
New Cooking Utensils

The Oakley Furniture Co., arc
showing a new aluminium cooking
vessel that IS wonder indeed All
sorts of food can be cooked in it
without fear of burning. 1t is light
durable and handsome. Gail at the
store and see one. 20
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Seeeeee cse e:se!eeeaeeceeeeE

'and children at Whitman's. II
Hays Groo kindly helped out the
Examiner force this week
Tuesday was the hottest day of the
year, the mercury registering 104in the
shade.
FOUND--A black cape. Owner can
have same by paying FOR thisa and
proving property. Ia
H. Carrick has been almostlai up
this week with crippled foot.
I'll leave my happy home for you 90
100. If you buy me Laelede wheel
from E. NJ Stew 90 90. Z
V. G. Ricketts, has sold his restaurant
ITO Mr.. Salisbury.
Just received IA bolts of Ingram and
1noquer carpet JheAoveliest and newest
patrons on the market from 35c up.
Moss Lewis s. Co. t6 =
Campbell Bros. show train passed
teast over the Short Line Thursday
morning.
Shoes! Well guess SO, same old,
brand; Kirkendall makes Them and we
sell them. We ask "a trial on thsse
goods and guarantee satisfaction at
Whitman's. IL
Miss Nettle Stewart, sister of Mrs
Marion Lndsay,ls visiting in this city
from Salt Lake.
"a new line Of watches, ladies brace
lets in solid silver, brooches, earrings,
'etc. We fit all eyes with fine best of
tglasses. &C. Christainsen. s
G. H. Harvey, state land selector was
n this city for a day this week, looking
'after the school lands in this county.
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE
not only efectualiy expeis worms, burt
lis unequaled as tonic, and is certain
AM permsnentcure for Chiils and Fever
in children. Price rs cts. Ritter Bros.
drug Co.
The EXAMINER has received the an
nual catalog of the Albion state normal
school About l04 students attended
this school last year.
Those who 1--WE ora farms are liable to
many ace1dentalcuts, burns and bruises,
which heal rapidly when BALLARD'S
NOWL1NIMENT ls promptly applied
l'rice IS an | Scots. Ritter Bros. Drug
Co.
When organizing a company of any
kind remember the EXAMINER can fur
nish any and all sorts of elegant 18th
ograph stock certificates at Lowest
prices, Call and see samples.
Stewart is now ready for ti1e Cycle
season, with first class line Of Bicycles
and Sundries. Heis now prepared tt
do all kinds Of Bicycles repairing. e
NJ Stewart. next door to P. O. z
Is your liver tired? Does it fail to dc
its duty? If so, don't neglect it's cal
for help. A few doses of HERBINE
lpav save you spell of sickness
HERBINE IS the only perfect Eve
medicine. It cures Chills and Fewer
Price 80 cts. Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Ice cream fayored with vanilla is tht
greatest test of the real merits of 1
flavoring extract, If "Gold Seal vani1
Ia is used you have richer and mort
delightful cream than any other ex
tract will make. 1t is better becaus,
Gold Seal" extracts are absolute pure
At all grocers, IL
Frank E. Salisbury and Ida zum
drummer, both of his city were mar
ried last Wednesday. The groom ha
until recently been employed on thu
Short Line but is now engaged in thu
restaurant business in this city. TIL
bride has lived in Montpelier for many
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02

Ify oH want to buy groceries at bed
rock prices. go'to FL B. Whiman's. IL
Several big water suits are'being filed
to be hear0at the next term of court.
See that new line OF bedspreads and
Sofa Cushions at FL. B. Whitman's. %
First class Lime for sale at Montpelier
Kilns, Idaho. NJ. Mouritsen, pro-
'prietor T-21
State Sheep Inspector Lcwe fed 70
ears of sheep at the Montpelier pens
this.week.
Our new ,antoracbile shoes are all
the style. Look over our stock. Wedel
& Hansen. 10
Jim Lyons, the noted encyclopedia on
human ills, is down from Diamondville
for few days.
Do you want Cotton Batting? See
that Lamjnated- Geteea-Dewna at H. B.
Wbismsn's. o..
Congressman Glenn and family and
Mrs, Chas, Hager are taking an outing
on Smiths Fork.
Mining location blanks~at
this Office. 5-cents each, 80
cents dozen,
Frank Lyman and family and Pete
Fuller and family are on Thomas Fork
for a fishing trip.
The Oakley Furniture Co., have just
received an elegant lot of furniture for
the Hotel Burgoyne annex.
Three cans Waldorf Baked Beans in
Tomato Sauce for 80 cts also 1Oc size
for camping parties, at Whitman's, II
The grain crop IN Bear Lake will be
upGo the average and hay is turning
out better than was looked for month
ago.
SOMETHING NEW our new
automobile shoe for men. The finest
shoes ever built. At Wedel and Han
sens. 10
The newly installed officers of the
Odd Fellows gave their brethren alunch
and smoker after lodge meeting last
Wednesday.
Our and 10c counters contain many
useful items for this season of the year.
Do not fail to look them over at H. B.
Whitmans 28
Ice Cream. Ours is made from pure
cream and made fresh every morning.
Remember the place, The Golden Rule
Next door to Ritter Bros, IA
The cemetary has been laid out into
lots and streets, and those desiring lots
should make application to the city
council for them.
n LOSr-Pocketbook with letters re-
J ceipts.-~pictures and money. Finder
can have money If he will return other
papers to Marion Fitzpatrick.
There are several good Bicycles
} There are several more that are not S.
good. There is only one BEST Bicycle
, The LACLEDE. Examine it. Sold by
EN-. Stewastr-~--
Montpelier creek still holds the palm
for being the beet fishing stream in this
I section. Catches from SO to loo fine
, ktrout are of common occurrence.
Say4If you are warn.saas< tired, re
fresh yourself with dish of orr delic
ious ice cream or glass of ice cold soda
The Golden Rule We have choice con
fectionery of all kinds, IA
Your money refunded by your grocer
: if You are not thoroughly pleased with
Gold Seal" extracts, they cost more
] and are worth more than any other
} For sale by all grocers II
, Inonnrfont 1i;nnntinn md anss MI 4; or
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-08-02

B. Whitman's. II
John G. Dewey's daughter, agnd 16
years, died at her fathers home in Fair
view last Monday.
Jas. Bryan is carrying his left arm in
a sling, the result of kick from "a
young broncho.
Soft hats, stiff hats, in fact anything
You might wish in the hat line, at
prices from C5cts up at Fl. B. Whitmans
Road overseer Barrett has begun the
work of completing the bridge on 4th
street, which has so long been menace
to teams.
The Rinehart Gallery runs no fake
photo offers, but does only clean honest
work. Gloss, Platino and Platinum
finish. 2f-23
See that Bargain Counter at H. B.
Whitman's. bars laundry soap 25c.
Tinware, Shirts, Underwear, Etc. ,(-at
reduced prices 90 !
Say Bill:-While we are getting IA
wheel let's get good one. The Ia
ciede looks good to me. Stewart has
them. Z
NOTICE. am agent for wilder
Bros. famous shirts Made to order and
guaranteed to fit See samples. Joe
Fuller. 1924
Dr. Holbrook, the dentist, is sti1N at
the old stand two doors east of the post
Office whete he is prepared to do all
classes Of Ip-todate dental work 8
LOST Bay horse weight 1900, brand
ed quarter circle R on left thigh. S.
reward for his return to John A. Bagley.
Last seen between Paris and Blooming
Ton. q
Our new grocery department. is near
ly ready for business We shall carry
only the best goods in the grocery line
md will sell as cheap as anybody
Nose Lewis & Co %
Mems dress shirts; the most extensive
line ever brought to Montpelier. I ask
an inspection on these goods. Price
from 75cts to $225 at Fl. 3. WhiSman's
You use but little havoring extracts
and you want that little good. Gel
Gold Seal" extracts, and you have the
purest and strongest extract that car
be made. At all Grocers. II
To eradicate worms from the system
4 -giye the child plain. nourishing food anf
/ WRITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
The result will he, the worms will disap
4 pear and the child become healthy ant
cheerful Price 25cts. Ritter Bros Dru.
The proprietors Of three gamblins
h6nses in Pocatello we're arrested Sat
I urday Two of them paid fines of SCI
each, the third who operates only som,
half dozen money slot machines though
he ought not pay a fine yet because hi
machines have only been running abou
twenty days while the other games hat
been running for a month Chieftain
If Yon want your girls to obtain 9
Highly refined and classical education
sendN them to the Sisters Academy o
Ogden, Utah. They are every hour 0
ths<day or night under the tender car
>kof the sisters, who respect every pupil
religious belief and only strive to Civ
them solid and deeply imprinted edu
cation. No superficialities with them
Information given By Mrs. Alice Mackil
of this city.
The ten young men arrested in Mont
pelier for gambling last week, were dis
charged upon paying the costs of prose
cution $1,000 each, AS we UNDERSTAND
it. they had no hearing at all. but !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
RUssELLVILLE.

Russellville. Oct. 24-(SpeciaD-Mr. Rob- ert Eager and Miss Hattie Hurst were married here this morning at : o'clock at the residence of MT. A. c. Davis. Rev. w. II. Austin. officiating. This marriage came as a surprise to the friends of the young couple. It was thought that they would marry some time since, but for some cause 1t became the prevalent opn- Ion that the engagement was broken. Yesterday evening MT. Eager came through the country from his home in HaleyVille and this morning before the town was fairly awake the ceremony had been performed.
 The Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company has had a party of civil engi- neers at work here for the past month locating the lines of the con,panv's nron- erty. This company is preparing to en- large it's works at this place and carry on It's mining operations on a greater scale than ever before. A dinky line four miles long will be run from section 3s on ths Harris place to Cedar Creek. skirtinr tbe company's property. The washers viii all be consolidated at the Harris mines A large force of men will be put on at once st the Hargett washer to clean up ali loose gre at that Rlace. Two experts are nS@ ASrs ts H06h As sxtenziVe Wonhe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
H. & B. Beers Cotton Letter.

Especial to The Advortiser.1
 NEW ORLEANS, Oct 24.-Early Liverpool advices were somewhat better than looked for, causing our market to open slightly higher, hut the fine weather existing throughout the belt and heavy receipts well as the weak ness of spots occasioned break of Soy points from the top. making the net loss on the day 7 points. The temperature in the South has remained stationary. while predictions are for generally fair weather for the next 24 hours, the prevalence of ideal weather during the past six weeks for the growing crop and the absence of killing frost to date have added largely to the yield. Travellers and reliable corre- spondents state that the outturn will be con- siderably in excess of what expected five weeks ago. These advices have naturally had a tendency to make operators raise their crop estimates and many are not sanguine of higher values being established ultimately der the circumstances. East of the Mississippi River the crop has practically matured and killing frost now would do little damage. Tex as has improved wonderfully during the past six weeks, and with frost delayed week or ten days more, the top crop will increase the yield considerably. Reviewing the situation the expected reaction might be in order, yet it is questionable whether any decided enhance ment can be maintained with the present move ment and large spot holdings, unless killing frost materialiZes soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
New Orleans Spot Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 24.-The continued de- cline in prices at Liverpool under the infu- ence of gradual change of opinion among the erstwhile short crop estimators the won, derfully heavy movement of cotton to ports and the unbroken stretch of ideal picking weath- err throughout the belt, operates as de terrent power in spinning circles and the mills more than ever pursuing hand to mouth policy, in expectation of materially lower range of values later in the session Factors are holding fairly well against these conditions. and though of necessity swing way in their demands they are by no means forcing sales to the point of sacrifice Sales. 5,4oo bales. including 300 to arrive Prices 1s lower. -,. .1.. acted today in the market for contracts with the heft of the movement clearly representa- tive of outside interest, though small meas ure of room trading was indulged Tn as Well The trend of prices more decidedly toward lower level partly under the ihneehces iheei oi the further loss at Liverpool of -l6G sgd on spots and contracts, respectively. put m more ore largely because of the growing weight or the crop The market opened point higher, but soon thereafter began to decline SohIlhuin until the close when prices were polh's lower than yesterdays closing figures
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
a. M. Scale 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter.
 TRx SpeciaI Iaased vyire1

NEW ORLEANS. Oct PA slight add- tional decline was recorded in Liverpool today. but more quiet tone attended the downward course. An impression has been established abroad that the depreciation of prices has been too rapid and that the large movement has been discounted to considerable extent and the disposition of foreigners Is apparently not to be carried away by excessive confidence in current developments. On this side atten- tion was absorbed by the heavy tendency of re- ceipts and easier tone of spots which have oc- casioned freer offerings for both accounts and discouraged fresh speculative support and while there was a dimnution in the quantity of transactions the market was rather more sen sitive to any selling operations
 Closing quotations about 2 points under yesterday.
 At the moment, all other features in the situation are relegated to obscurity by the un- abating expansion in the movement and the apparent anxiety 0f spot dealers to force sales in the absence of settled demand. Under the circumstances investors are naturally re- luctant and for the time being it seems as If the South is determined to accommodate the spinner at his own price. in which case it i3 hardly reasonable to look for early sub stantial improvement in the market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
MARKET FOR FUTURES EARLY BUYING CHANGED TO
 SELLING. At the Close the Tone Was Steady With Prices 3 to Points Low er-Big Receipts and Good
 Weather Reports.

NEW YORK, Oct 24-The market opened steady with prices unchanged to points higher and for moment bid fair to go still higher on rather hrmer Liverpool cables than expected. January worked up to ,. 83 on COW ering. light bull support, foreign buying and some demand from Wall Street commission houses. Then big receipts. good weather re- ports and claims that the crop was increasing at the rate of 50, 900 bales each day; that frost held of. disturbed holders and started selling for both accounts Liverpool was quick to take the hint and suppanted early buying with sell ing orders. Room longs reversed their posi- tion on the market and commission houses un- loaded their early purchases. This pressure carried prices down Sos points before cover ing started fresh upward movement. For the rest of the day the market was very irreg- ular with trading confined chiefly to settlement of long standing accounts by tired holders. Rumors that spot offerings South were more liberal and claims that spinners were holding fore replenishing supplies of raw material. helped to depress the market in the afternoon
 The close was steady with prices net 3q6 points lower
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
HARTSELLE.

Hartselle, Oct 2s.-(speciai MT. steve Nelson of Decatur. and Miss Ellie owens harrs of the bride this morning. They left this afternoon for New Decatur, where they will make their future home:
 John Mechanism of this place, ana r;e6 at the latter place Monday. They will live at New Castle.
 Miss Matte Wiggins. daughter or Sner if J. H. wiggins was married today at the Methodist Church In Fhnt 10 MT Clifton Chom of Decatur
 The cable for the oil we'll that is to De sunk here by the Moulton Valley Oil Company came yesterday, but through mistake of the shippers IL IS not I Wna. was wanted This will delay operations A few more days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

ShACdkO aAo 6TONISlOhS'
 CHICAGO, Oct 24-Continued activity among the bulls in the corn pit influenced higher prices in grains again today December corn closing Nc hisheI December wheat ,,. shade had Provisions closed unchanged to a shade lower
 Corn had the stronger and larger market, the cables which doubtless were following the advance here yesterday. December opened a early weakness in what (resultins from profit taking depressed the coarser cereal until De- cember sold at 5eH Following this sag came renewed buying by the professional clique that pulled the market yesterday and shorts rushed to cover. December sold up to 56K657, but eased the market to 56%a5sA. where 1t closed, firm. hc above yesterday There was some good support from the outside which innu- c9ases for the Southwest. Receipts were l57 ruled with firm undertone. The outside trade was unimportant. but improved cables and continued news of damage to the Argentine @h to hd%c for December, at 7l%d7IA. On this advance there was reversal of feeling among the bulls and quantity of long wheat came out for profits. This and reports of a free movement in the Northwest brought De- cember to 7oSi For time every one wanted to sell and the market became oversold. The better feeling in the corn pit brought quick reaction. however. shorts covering until De- cember touched it's opening price again. Com mission houses had good resting orders at 7I and longs took profits to this figure. Decen- Der closed steady shade under yesterday s close at 7l. Local receipts were 86 cars. one of contract grade; Minneapolis and Duluth received coo cars. making total for the three points of 689 cars, against "A last week and 733 a year ago. Primary receipts. e55. l25 bushels. compared with 94 900 a year ago. seaboard clearances in wheat and flour equalled 68S, 900 bushels. The seaboard reported l3 loads taken for export.
 Oats were somewhat active and higher early in sympathy with the strength in grain. There fair demand from commission houses, but nothing of special importance, and the mar ket stood dull and narrow Shippers and elevators were sellers December sold be- tween 35%d35ls and 35% and closed shade higher at 35ha354s. Receipts were l53 cars.
 Provisions dull and narrow with an easier feeling pervadng the pit. Prices were better at the opening under the influence of better prices for hogs and there some strength gained from grains. But the cash demand slow and at the close prices were only steady January pork closed unchanged at Sl5.lo January lard shade lower at S8. 92h and January ribs 8 shade lower al g. 82h67. 95.
 The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
London Financial Cablegram.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Commercial Ad- vertisers London financial cablegram says: The stock market today was dull and dOmi mated by the monetary situation Gold to the amount of R224, 900 has gone to France and GS5. GOO to South America. Banks are chary of discounts. the rate being 2K, with the market short of funds. The Bank of England has lent a considerable sum at per cent. The Bank return was better than expected. The inteIna- tional money movements counteracted the gold exports of El,25o.ooo and made the reduc tion of the reserve hardly half million pounds American stocks were abated during the first hour when business died away until New York galvanized the market particularly Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio But prices finally Topped, Baltimore and Ohio alone holding the advance Commission business here is defunct and the professional contingent is only active by fits and starts, awaiting the Northern Pacific deal to initiate fresh ad- vance. The price of gold is easier at 77s. IIAd
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
Remarkable Engraving.

London Mall. ,.
 The Lord Provost of Perth has just completed a work of special interest
 On one s:de of small plaque or gold inc sigA of a three-penny piece he has enerayed: Q) The Ten Commandments; (0 the B,s titudes. as in Matthew. V. S-lo; (S) the Lords Prayer; CD Num- bers, vi. A-2s and (5l the doxoiogy.
 s2 verses of Scripture, SIP separate words and 2,153 letters. .-
 On the other side of the tiny plaque is engraved within a circle of about nall inc diameter the profile of the Saviour. conied from the portrait reported to have been given to the Pope Innocent VIII. bv Sultan Bajazet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24-Csttle-Recelpts. natives eooo. Texans 1000. calves 400; steady; choice export and dressed @ beGf s steers CTS and feeders, s2 s5Q4 25; Western fed steers. s4. 9o@6.2 2o Western range steers, S3 25Q4. 30; Texas and Indian steers, S2 759 S2 6594.25; heifers. ssq5. 35; canners, Sl 50 Q2 60; bulls. s2259S.75: calves, S305. 25.
 heavy. s6. loas 20; light, s5 26ge; pigs, s4. 65
 Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong; ma tive lamAs, S4fl4. 75; Western lambs. S3 65Q 4 60; native wethers, S3,250S.75: Western wethers, S3. 25q3. 60; ewes. g 7543 2S; feed CTS. S2. 50Q3.25 stockcrs. Sl .5O92 30. ..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-25
Local Cotton Market.
Quotations for spot cotton in the local mar
New York Spot Cotton.

NEW YORK Oct. 24.-Cotton--Quiet mid ding. 9as net receipts. l5l; gross. 5,442 stock, 73 3o3; exports to the continent POO
 Total today-Net receipts, 64 e98: exports to Great Britain, l5762; to the continent. TO- PAS; stock, $50 o55.
 Consolidated-Net receipts. 35e57I; exports to Great Britain, l35. 759 to France, l 3, S2 to the continent, S5,5S
 Total since Sept. Met receipts. 577. e65; exports to Great Britain. 447:4I6: to France I25767; to the continent, 435.3le.