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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-10-03

wild price of $3.50 when we can prove
that these pianos have been advertised
in the Salt Lake windows for $3.50.
These Stencil and fake" pianos are
very dear at any price, especially when
they reach the stage when they cannot
be kept in tune and the action colapses.
Bear Lake Music Parlor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-10-03
NOTICE. NO cREpIro RS.
Estate of Thomas w. Jones, deceased

Estate OF Thomas w. Jones' deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the ui.dersien al al
mlnlstrator OF the Estate of Thomas W Joues,de
ceased, 70 the creditors of, and all persons hav-
ing Claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them: with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Oh this notice
70 %, me said Frank Jones at Montpelier, Bear
DE- ted at Montpelier Sept, 10Th 1QOo
FRANK JONES.
Administrator of Estate 81 Thomas w Jones,
Deceased.
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FRUIT STORE MOvED-Ed Duffin
has moved his fruit and confection
into the building adjoining Lyman's
Drug store, where he will carry full
line of fresh fruits fine candies and
fancy groceries. Give him call.
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Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Bark
dull, Monday, fine girl
Too busy to make up an add. Sweet,
the Jeweler. 81
The Masons had spread and rails
ing" last night.
The Knights of Pythias expect to
have feed" next Tuesday evening.
W. R. Kirchoff was an east hound
passenger Wednesday.
w. W. Ritter was up from Logan for
few days this week.
Come in and try and ask for some
thing / haven't got in toilet prepare
ton. Lyman, the druggist. q 81
J. Longfellow. private secretary to
Congressman Glenn, went to Boise yes
terday for a short trip.
LOST.-BundIe of clothing, between
Montpelier and Thomas Fork Finder
please leave at this office. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Kelly are visiting
relatives and friends in this city from
Evanston
Sam L. Lewis has received a beautiful
line Of Ladies Tailor made suits. They
are beauties, and are guaranteed to fit
perfectly. 20
Jim Pierson is visiting in Magrath,
Canada, with his two sons, who are To-
Gated in that vicinity.
During the next two weeks Lyman
the druggist is giving away 25c worth
of toilet goods with every ST. cash pur-
chase and soc worth of toilet goods with
every So cash purchase. g 81
Gov. De Forest Richards, of Wyom-
ing, and three other candidates on the
Republican ticket in that state, went
into Star Valley, Monday of this week
on a stamping" tour.
Corn-husk ere sprained wrists, barbed-
wire cuts amt sur Sins, or cuts feom any
other cause. are quickly healed when
BALI.ARD'S SNOW OINTMENT Is
prompyy applied. Price. % and SOC.
Following is the list of teachers en-
gagged for the uptown district school,:
Mr.. G.. A. Burnham Miss Beatrice Hoff
Mrs. ALT Hogensen and Miss Maggie
Jones.
I hear SO much about Amole soap!
What is it? Amole soap is a soap that
nature has prepared for us. 1t is made
from the extract of the soap tree. 25c
box. Lyman the druggist. 81
Business men who lack the vim, snap
and vig"r they once had, should use
HERBINE, it will purify the blood,
strengthen and invigorate the system.
Price so cents. sold at Ritter Brothers
Drug 90
The weather is nothing if not beauti
full. Days nice and warm and nights
just cold enough to be comfortable
around a small coal fire.
Children often cry, not from pain ,but
from hunger. although fed abundamly
The trouble arises from ipanitlon; thei
food is not assimilated, but devoured by
worms~ "A few doses OF WHITE,
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odlG Lake City, Utah.
Mayor Barrett went to Salt Lake yes
terday
Too busy to make up an add Sweet.
the Jeweler. I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease are again located
in our city.
Roshanna, the Jewish holiday, came
on Thursday
Mrs. Cruikshank is visiting in Salt
Lake this week
Judge Rich arrived home Wednesday
for short stay
social dance will be given tonight
at the opera house.
See Lyman's display of premium tot
let preparations in mis- west window. 81
Chas. Hammond was visiting relatives
and friends in this city this week.
Do not fail to examine my line of
children's underwear, union suits, etc,
at H. B. Whitmans. 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hurley left for
New York Tuesday to visit Dams par
ents They will be gone some weeks.
fleece lined. from 15c to 35c. 1t will
pay you to see it, at III. r. Whitmans. 30
Mr. and Mrs David H. Jones, repre-
senting the American Tract Society,
left to-day for Pocatello.
Try Grandma Shupe's Canker Medi-
cine. The Best in the world. For sale
at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Is
Rev. Murphy of Pocatello, will speak
at the Episcopal Church on Thursday
Oct. 9th. at 80 p. III.
Lyman the druggist is giving away
toilet preparations for the next tive
weeks. Notice his west window and
see how he does it. 81
Avery {. Moore and F. D. Culver, the
latter democratic nominee for attorney
general spoke to large audience II
the opera house Monday evening.
Ladies' Underwear, union suits ant
separate pieces at pr es never befor'
heard of in this city. Ladies feecet
lined underwear 30 cents apiece at FL
B. Whitmans. 81
The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Andrew
Episcopal Church will hold thei
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs
o. H. Groo, Thurs. Oct, 9th. All in
terested are requested to be present.
NY line of tom bstones, monument
etc. is the finest and best in the county
Nv prices are lower than others cal
quote. Give me call. j. H. Brown
Montpelier.
Edgar Roberts, B. III. Alfred and wife
and others of Alton. went to Salt LAX
City on yesterdays special TO atten
conference.
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TIME CARD.
Below is the time of arrival and de
parture OF passenger trains at Mont
pelier.
ARRIVE DEPApr
West bound No. 1. 1875 p. m 1:3O D. m.
West bound No. s. 4:25 a. m. 4:3O a. m.
East bound No, g 3:0Op. nj. 3:o5 D. m.
East bound No. 6. Ills a. m 7.25 ~
NJ. E. KING, Agent.
Montpelier, Idaho
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G.. p. & t. A. A. e. p 1T
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
MAY JOIN FEDERATION

Evansville, Ind, Sept 22.-The Ger man Catholic Central Verein began it's annual convention in Evansville today with an attendance of 800 dele gates representing sixteen states Prior to beginning the business ses sions the delegates attended high mass at St. Mary's church. Officers for the year will be chosen Wednes day. One of the principal matters be fore the convention is the proposition to amlgamate with the American Fed eration of Catholic societies. The question has been under discussion for some time and the outlook is bright for favorable action. The anal gamation would mean an increase oi more than 50,000 in the membership of the federation.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Ray I. Swain is a delegate from Tombstone.
 Dell Lewis is still in shaking hands with the boys.
 Mrs. Rich and Miss Hinkley have gone to Douglas for a few days
 B. J. O'Reilly of Naco was a visitor for a few hours in Bisbee vast even ing.
 George Ryan and Harry Constable two poDular trave.irS men, are regis tered al theCopper Queen.
 j. R. Mann ng. real estate and in- Suf ance agent Of Tucson, was in Bis bee yesterday eu .cute from Canauea to Tucson. Frank Dsmarest nephew Of J. T. Jacks has come up from Douglas to take J. IT, Jacks place in his absence iu the cas-
 Attorney Lyman 'B. Han nas been sick for some time with rheumatism at Williams lodsing house but is slowly improving
 c. o. Anderson, editor or the Range News at Wilicoz, and Kasper' Hauser are here today tp attend the reyubli- can county convention
 4. H. Emanuel mayor of Tomb stone, is one Of the delegates 10 the republican convention. He will pfob- ably be the nominee for prOba-e judge
 r. J. Brawlis has arrived from Den yer and accepted a position with c. M Henkel in the jewelry business. 8Ir Brawlis comes highly recommended.
 Mrs N. Crossey, formerly of the Bessemer house. has taken charge Of the Angius hotel The house has been completely renovated and has all the modern conveniences.
 Miss Bessie Miller has accepted the position Of cashier in Tovrea & Moss mans meat market, made vacant by Miss Van Horn, who has accepted a position in the post office.
 W. C. Shinn arrived yesterday and will represent the West Huachuca precinct in the republican convention today Mir Shinn was formerly in the newspaper business and of course the first place he visited was newspaper office
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
A Hot Fake

A Hot Fake
 While east Mir Burt Haight saw
 Charley Hall at Ann Arbor, Michigan.
 Hall is running one of the hottest fakes in the way of dime show that was ever launched. Mrs. Hall takes the tickets and Charley is the busi-
 ness manager. He has speiler dressed in a buckskin suit, who claims to have captured the noun
 tain after he had killed five Mexicans. People of Bisbee will remember when the lion was brought into town about the size of good sized kitten. He has a rattlesnake which one of the brakemen brought into town. which the speiler claims bit whole family before it was captured. The Gila monster that Charley startles the peo- pie with used to look half starved but he appears fierce in the eyes of the spectators as having taken the pieces out of Indians and Mexicans in small steaks He has his hides on exhibi- tion and each one has a thrilling his tory Hall is doing the fairs with this side show and is taking in the money.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23

It is evident that the Cananea re duct;on works are running full blast Twenty-one large bars of bullion ar rived from the camp this morning in charge of Wells-Fargo. The product is consigned to the Selby Smelling works. where it will be refined. For ty-six bars of bullion were shipped out of the camp not long ago. These bars are said to run high in copper. gold and silver.-Tucson Citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
E lPaso Depot

P. A. Perkins returned from Fl Paso Sunday where he has been for the past two weeks launching the con struction work of the new depot at that city. This will be one of the best buildings in the west. The depot will be 4ox400 feet in dimensions including the platform Architect Perkins will devote much O. his time in hat city during the york or construction. The building will be of concrete founda- tion and bHilt Of pressed brick. with stone trimming om College peak. The cost win De s15 Qo0
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
Defacinq a Brand

Vernir Young. who makes his home on ranch at the base of the Chiri- cahua mountains. was arrested last week and had his hearing before Jus tice Brown last evening. Young is charged with defacing a brand and un- lawfully branding COW belonging to the Packard Cattle company Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald made the ar rest on a warrant sworn out by B A. Packard. Young had his hearing last evening and his case was taken un- der advisement and a decision will be rendeIe ed this morning at 9 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
eREENssuRe.s STREET FAIR

Greensburg, Ind, Sept. 22.-The fourth annual street fair and business mems carnival was opened here to- day by the blowing of whistles, ring ing of bells and playing of bands. Greensburg is dressed in gala attire and has everything ready to entertain the thousands of visitors who will be her guests this week. Nearly every place of business is decorated. The down town streets have the appear
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
A Busy Man

E. G. Ord is one of the busiest men in Bisbee just now. He has the con tract for putting on the tin cornice trimming for the New Fair building, the Letson building. the Review build the New England Kitchen and other important buildings. He has the. con- tract for putting up two 50.000 gallon tanks at Naco and is looking after other important work in Douglas. MT. Ord employs a big force of men to meet the demands of his customers
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
Conner Queen ArrivsIs

]. p. Sexton. Douglas; F. A For syth and wife, yym. Robertson, Naco; B. c West Chicago; R. ]. Carson Fl Paso; A. H. Emanuel, Tombstone; j. ". Lawson. E. Angelman. San Francisco; Perry Wildman, Tomb stone; J. R Manning, Tucson; Mrs. A S Bishop. Mrs. D. J. Roberts, Fair bank; W. J. Walters, Denver; John Gleason. Gleason: Charles M. Renaud Harry Clifford. Thomas Didwell, Pearce: T. H. Tracy. Black Diamond 1; M. Maier, Benson; J. l.. Logan, Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
SHOCKING MURDER
Woman Shot and Then Hanged to a
 Tree

San Francisco. Sept 22.-News from Siskiyou says that a shocking murder was committed there in a lonely spot near Hornbrook where the mutilated body of a woman was found hanging to a tree. Traces of a des- perate struggle are all about. The woman had been shot and afterwards handed. The woman was a stranger in this section. who had been seen recently in company with strange man at Hornberg.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Harrington & Hankin has been dissolved by mutual consent. Dr. Hankins having purchased the interest of Dr. Harrington Gin the post. office) will continue the prctice of dentistry at the same office, pay all debts contracted by, and collect all accounts due the firm.
 Rooms 2, and 4 Postoffic building
 J. W. Harrington,
 W. E. Hankin. Bisbee, Sept. 18th, 1902. 16-6t.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
rorsst to Maco

The Review learns on good author fly that the IT Paso and Southwestern has decided to build a connection be tween Forest station and Naco. This work will he commenced just as soon as the Tombstone branch is compiei- ed Forest station is about half way between Don IHis and Douglas. The grade between Forest station and Don Luis is very heavy and the cut-oT 10 Naeo is being built to obyiate the heavy haul
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS
The Pacific Kilfyre Co. will give an exhibition in front of the general of. flee this evening Don't miss it.
Goes East

Goes East
 J. H. Jacks of the Jacks lumber company, leaves tomorrow for the east and will be gone for the next three months. Mir. Jacks has not wis ited his old home in New York for twelve years and will make an extend ed visit. He will stop in New Mexico and Colorado Springs on his way east.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-23
COL. J. F. WILSON
Democratic Central Committee Makes

Democratic Central Committee Makes Dates For This Talented Speaker Col. J. F. Wilson, the new delegate to congress, will be heard in the fol lowing places on the following dates: Kingman, September IS. Chloride, September 19. Williams. September 19. Flagstaff. September p. Octave. September 25. Congress, September 26. Phoenix. September 27. Tempe. September 28- Florence. September 29. Mesa City, September 30. Yum. October 3.
 St. Johns, October '. Winslow, October Il.
 Tucson, October IS.
 Nogales. October 20.
 Tombstone. October 21. Bisbee, October P.
 Douglas. October g.
 Globe, October 25
 Stafford. October 27. Morenci, October 29. Clifton. October 30. | Phoenix. November l.
 Prescott, November 3.
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3O3 Globe block, Seattle, King county.
Washington, that being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate
Dated June Goth. 1902.
e. INEZ DENNY,
Administrative of the Estate Of Carrie V.
Denny, Deceased.
elise & KING, Attorneys for Admins
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clatter a hundred or so cans into the bapy.,.
cars and to annoy the life out Of the lonely nos
senger. 1t was on such a train that the writ.
found himself with reverend doctor one nivb,
coming into New-York from a place canas
Ketchawan.
This is bad enough. but have you ever tr.v
elled on one of those independent branch sou,b
ern railroads." the doctor asked II vss a,
SHARED in one of those meshes Of Satan opce
young couple. much excited and out OF breath
boarded the train. and never breathed even a
sigh Of relief until the old engine began to puu
out of the station 1t was evident at a g!snrs
the two were clipping, but they had got Of all
right without any parent appearing and they
had the sympathy of the crew.
Leaving the station, however. did not count
for much on that line. The train hObbled along
stopping at every crossing, and by the time We
reached our destination who do you SUPPOSE
stood there? The irate father He had driven
ahead of the train with his old mule, and I
afterward learned. had been waiting for tTenty
minutes with blood in his eye to interrupt the
ceremony"
But why didn't you perform it on the tran"
/ asked.
Il did" said the reverend doctor.