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j. |. Barrow Fatally Hurt.

Navasota Texas. January 16.-At 1850
o'clock the incoming Santa Fe passenger
train ran into a wagon driven by j. L.
Barrow. the result of which will probably
be the death of MIR. Barrow.
The scene Of the accident was what i
known as the Sampson crossing, and Is az
the far corner of the race track
4 coincidence is thar MI Barrow bad
MIR George T. Wood write his viii. which
he signed just before going out this tl.p
Mr. Barrow has been a citizen of Nava
sofa many years and held good measure
81 resnert For the past several years h
was employed to sprinkle the business
streets of the city
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
JUDGE RAlNEs is COMPILING
YEAR BOOK.
Retail Merchants Have Orssnized-The
West Cotton Mill Has Increased Its
Capital Stock.

Austin. Texas, January l6.-Judge Raines
who has charge of the State library is pre-
naring valuable history of the state en-
tined Year Book for Texas" and 1t VIII
he out by the first Of March. 1t VIII con-
tain, 400 pages and will embrace IN IT'S
scone an official directory Of the state ana
OF each county; a summary of current ies
,slntIye work and reports Of state depart
y. orts and institutions, also of churches'
donomluational universities aud colleges
and patriotlc societies; the agrieulturai'
n anufacturing, mining and transportation
Industries; the congressman of Texas dur
+rr, tb- ReAsl44le--a..d ls-as ea,ailep'
members OF the political conventions from
1sgo TO 1875; the limits Of the admnistra'
uons under the Republic and state with
the presidents, governors and heads OF de-
nartmeuts: the evolution of our judicial
system. including names Of the judges oil
m. higher courtg. FROM heir organization
"a rhe nresent: notable events such as
Resident McKiuley's tour through lhe
STATE and the Beaumont oil discoveries
win obituary notices OF distinguished
All the subjects relate 10 Texas ana aIt
arranged alphabetically. Eaeh annual WI
contain Historical documents never peiors
published.
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l,,dnmen.s AGAINST RslIro.

Gonzales. Texns, January IT,
of w. II. Cardwell VS.. the san
Arkansas Pass. the Katy and {
and Rock Island roads was Z
night. giving CardWell q ,yrrd
the Katy for So q mead dami
head OF ca tie and 500 per head
head killed. 80:
r. II. Hubbard W. the GalF
risburg aud san Antonio Rsilro
was called this morning ana
Q y. m. 10 hear q motion t9in
asked by defendant. pne sur
and injury sustained in geiL
train al HARDWOOD, Texas.
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TEXAS eeRMANIA SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting of Directory al Brenham.
Officers Elected

Brennan. Texas January l6.~The sixth
annual meeting of the directory of the
Germnnla Mutual Aid association Of Texas
was held nj Schmid Bros hall the 1ith aud
18Th There are nine districts with forty
five chapters of the association, embracing
a premiership of 1000. and all the local
chapters were represented ut the session
her, for the pas. two days.
The representatives Of the association,
as well as the memberS aud cfhrcrs pres
emit we're most cordially wcc med and en-
tertained by the members of Brennan
local chapter.
The ~ r'pose Of the association is mutual
aid IL case of hre, storm or lightning
The association has paid 10 it's mamher
SI1 600 VINO have sustained losses since ia
organization FIVE years ago. The associa
titn headquarters are at Waco but th,
secretary of the associntion, Mr. l.,
Nehuhr, is a resident of this city.
The newly elected officers Of the assocla
ton are as follows, otto R8u Of STAN
president; Ed Schneider Of Waco vice
president; T.. A Ncbuhr Of Brenh0m sccre
tary and treasurer: L. W. Handler al
Waco, counsellor at law.
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New President for Central Texas Fair

Bryan, Texas, January 16.-The directors
Of the, Central Texas Fair association he'd
n meeting last night nj which Prof ]. H.
Connell of the Agricultural ana Mechahi NJ
c,l,era Informed The electors that he
ronId not again accept the presidency OF
the assoclaiion on account Of his duties as
director az tie Texas experiment station
Nj w $. Howell vino was elected re-
,,rIr nj tho storkholdrrs meeting Tue ~
was tilrranrt-i rlGcred prT~7d-, by Tho ~
reetois. ana Mr.. + NJ. Law, Jr, chosen %.
treasurer in his stead
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Hard IF District Clerk.

Dallas Texas, January 16.-Henry w.
Jones. district clerk Of Dallas county. to-
day paid the county treasurer $4,000
which he considers was due under the re
cent Interpretation Of the fee bill by the
supreme court NJ Texas. As soon as TINS
tribunal OF last resort announced that u
would not reconsider its former decision
wherein If was held that officials operating
under fine fee bill should not figure excess
fees until after EXPENSES were paid Mr.
sol es went to his reports and retaxed his
fees In keeping with this recent construc-
ton Of the law.
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Nav Lose His Hand.

sherman, Texas, January l6,-Judge D.
e. Bryant was advised today that his son
in-law. Carl McLynn Of Pottshoro, was
badly wounded today by, the .Qcci9eqt{2l Z ~ :,
hand which it is feared will have to be
annutated.
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Nv His Own Hand.

Karnes City. Texas January 16'--N' A.
stamper who took morphine Sunday night
last with suicidal intent died this morning
at $40 o'clock Deceased leit a e ut
stating that he intended to take his lie.
Everything that the physicians could no
wos done TO save the life of deceased, but
ali to no avail. He never at any time re-
gained consciousness Deceased VIII oe
hnrled today in Karnes CITY.
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co,,ntrv Store BurqIarized.

Mckinney, Texas, January 5'--Ihe
country store Of Bud Gldney two miles
west of Mckinney, was hprrlarlzed iast
night. About $50 worth Of -four bacon
ard canned goods were stolen Inc bur'
gIars carried the goods OF on horseoacK'
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AFTER OUTLAWS.

The Sheriffs OF Two States and Two
Territories viii Join in the Chase.
Fort Worth, Texas January l6.-SherIf
lark has been summoned by telephone TO
Aradarko. O. T., to join in hunt for out
laws. He will he joined there by the sher
ms Of Wichata, Falls and Henrietta.
BlondhoundS from the Kansas penitentiary
have been ordered by tbo Auardarko OIL.
GERS, and the sheritfs NJ Kansas, Texas an9
the two territories will join in the chase
for the fugitives
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Victoria. Texas, January 10
election Of directors Of the Sou
Fair asst citation Monday after
as follows: j. j. Melder, u
A. McFadden. Theodore ~
BIownson, l.. \. llofer ana u.
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{gIPING ABOUT RATES.
l., Mining Expert Studying Gal
ys,ton's Shipping Facilities.
y ouANTITy OF COPPER MATTE
III. 20 the Continent Via Calves
n satisfactory Arrangements
Can Be Made.

rexas. January 1o. Oscar A..
mining operator OF Prescott CITY
q tbe city making inquiries re-
..a,snortation rates with a view
n,nr large quantity of copper
sn'Fr sro,rh Galveston If satisfactory
a ssmeuts can he made. The mines IN
4 IT. Knox is interested are located
80. rounty. Arizona, and the company
uI oroctinr smelter which will be
II in about sixty days, 1t Is
ii ,.tentlon to export the product to
.s", and also to points in France
n rnsland, and it will be sent via Gar
r,o1 wos seen by Post represent
thls morning at his hotel and was
Il, ooncernlng the cause OF the recent
in the price Of copper. During the
4 r,antb the price Of copper has slumped
II cents to l1l2 and II cents ana
n ,osult is that the owners of the ore
4 i the mines have lost millions OF
Mr. Knox said that there had
a rorIons reasons advanced regarding
Il ,srse of the slump, but that II was
d Lila, that the direct cause was oyx
q ao,,on. The Amalgamated Copper
nany with the assistance OF othef
II ,bsrs Of the trust, have maintained
81 s,itiops price on copper, aud this ht'
IN ~ Tes,ilt Of causing other companies
IA rtsr the field aud Of making even N,fl
nsade mines profitable. Together witt
srsrnrodurti0D has been an under con
"A at,o, caused by the Industrial deprN $
81 rhich has existed In Europe durlns
~ o"st two wears. Asked If the buildint
~ pacidc cable would not cause an in
"a in the demand for copper and a con
'ent increase In the price, MIR, kuol
"a 1h,t many OF the operators belleV'
IA ,bis is one of the causes of tue reCen
~ II Is believed by the operator
tba company which contemplates TIT
%s,rpction Of the cable has conspired =
~ the market in order TO secure IN
H. nj reduced figure, Whatever ma.
IN been the cause the price OF coppe
"A decreased about 30 l3 per cent;
III l. the opinion Of Mr.. hUoX that "
In will advance from the present y.
NJ hut he does not expect IL 10 aSui'
I'm The prlce of month ago for : ION
YIN Knox was asked If the mining o
\ rsr viii s,ill be profitable at the pres
n nrice and he replied that IL depenie
~ ~ on the grade Of the mine and tn
<sbs1ortatioD facilities. In the hlgnr
fsio mines where transportation is eaSll
Srsslblp. IL will Stjll prove prontaple' pu
81 lower grade mines at out of the wa
w will have TO cease operating unles
III price advances.
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Fxnorts of Flour.

|alveston. Texas january ia. Is. Mil
Of the firm Of A. X. Miller & Co. OF
4 Orleans and Nh Daniels, also mem
Of this firm. were in the city today look
after the arrangements which are being
Ee at the Southern Pacific pier for the
Edllng Ga '9ments of -four which
son Jelly Gom this pier A. ~.
Her & 4 Of \ < general agents of the
(ap ST. of t e.. upany which is to in,
surate tsirls I II, n.London service, the
Will III re.Ids,o,, ID In this city py jas
Acr 4 Co. Messrs. Miller and DANES
lied the new pier this morning In com,
b with NJ. Il. Hingsbury, the general
hi OF the Southern Pacific, and expressed
|msclycs as being highly pleased with me
be flour has already begun to arrive from
II Worth and the first ship will probahlV
from Galveston In the early part OF
i runry, if not sooner. 1t will be the
kmShip Cayo Largo and will take. car
consisting Of 2.24O.N0 pounds of houf.
Is viii represent the fret shipment ~
50O000O0 pounds OF four to ne sent
b. Fort Worth to London via calves on
4 Cuban Steamship company has u rep
fntatiye In London endeavorlng TO Sc
Il other shipments and 1t is propahle
n the service will continue iuichnitelN.
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Blind Man Marries.

Galveston, Texas, January 1e.-R. c.
Cannon and Mrs. Jennie Miller were united
in marriage at A clock this afternoon,
Justice Barry officiating. The groom Is a
familiar figure in Galveston and is totally
blind
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ter by increasing the capital stock from
100000 10 Si25N'o,
The Manhattan Mutual Beneht associa.
tion Of Galveston today renewed its permit
to do business In the State with the insur
nfce department.
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Feels No Uneasiness.

|aveston, Texas, January 16.-H. Mosle
TO-, who are the agents Of the Norwegian
hmship Donald. which left here Saturday
PIT for Havana with a cargo Of 1872 horses
board, do not feel any uneasiness re-
Ding the safety Of the ship on account
the report Of cattle and horses being
hd along the gulf coast. 1t will be re
phered that dispatches Yesterday ad-
ICED the theory that a British transport
been blown up. 1t was afterward sug-
PED that the stock possibly came from
Donald, which sailed from Galveston
Havana with horses Mr.. Mosle said
morning that he did not believe TINT
Re was anything at all in the report. He
n that the Donald should arrive at Har-
4 today, hut that he would get no report
pts arrival, as the ship will report to the
N York office, He says that had she
4 ahy Of hel horses, as she had no other
/ 4 on hoard, they would not have drlfted
Rpe direction Of hose said to have been
4 BY Captain Peterson of the Schooner
llt Mr. Moslc docs not believe that the
I'slert vas blown up either. In fact. he
Peldcs with & great many of the ship
N meE Of Galveston In not believing
thero. was anything ar all TO found 4
Ehuonal story upon in the finding of tho
fR mentioned along the coast.
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To Remain in Quarantine.

Lps's'oh' Texas, January 16.-The Brit
'p'nship Queen Olga arrived here this
Iofng from Calcutta With cargo of
Isse " McClendon the quarantine ofti-
lrsoESS mat he received a report night
rbrH which stated that ct a point In
~ great dist Ince from Calcutta
.slssulr n que existed aud that of 45i
raS,nN,ere bad hecu i29 deaths. The
4 u ea VII remain in quarantine. and
I,,ogo; atcr helug fupicatcd. will he
iba%op IN Bolivar roads and brought to
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NJ HE Babv is Outline

be sure and use that old az
remedy, Mrs. Wipsl0N s 500
for children teething II sootl
softens the gums, allays az
wind collie and is the best
diarrhoea.
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Merchants ORGANIZE.

Austin, Texas, January l6.--At meet
Inc M The leading merchants Of Austin TINS
afternoon they perfected an organization to
he known as the Merchants Association OF
Austin. The purpose OF the organization Is
for the mutual protection and benefit o. O.,
ms notiHr pertaining TO the welfare Of Austin.
The new organization Will sda IL m eicers
De u oIccted; d. NJ Scarborough, president
YER Jackson, vice president Herman
lausen, secretary .,., ~ rotai,
my ny IS principally The following 10
me- eseeative committee; wiliam Bohn'
} mac Bledsoe, J. c. Fink. ]. NJ shumate'
Monte Burt.
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words
In say STATE COURTS.
hilNc COUNTY CASES ON APPEAL
Lod WE'RE AFFIRMED,

mar Them Certified TO the Supreme
- Others Were ubtntted---Rusi-
so rs Before the Supreme Court,
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Commissioned Court.


Galveston, Texas. January 1e.-At n
meeting of the county commissioners held
this afternoon the bond of j. l.. Ketchel
as justice of the peace Of precinct M 4
with headquarters at Alto Iona was an.
proved The report of Collector 3,
Fulton showed that $25, 430 had been col.
lected during the month Of December The
salary Of Andy McGninn, engineer AT the
court, was increased from $50 per month
to $T5 per month. Like a number OF the
other employees of the county his salary
was reduced by the new board OF county
commissioners to $50 per month The sal.
aries bad formerly been SIS per molth.
After being In office a short time the sala.
res were raised to $50 per month md
per month, which makes them Just what
they were under the old administration
William F Kirk was granted n certificate
tine nature was transacted and the court
adjourned subject to call
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sn,allnox at aln SPRINGS.

Rig Spring Texas January ia wen
developed case Of smallpox appeared here
today, the victim helng recent arrival
from lee county. Duc precautions wcre
taken 80 prevent the spread Of the disease
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Buffalo BAYOU Channel.

weston, Texas, January 16.-Captain
Tailor United states engineer, who
peryislng the work hcing done on che
'apo bayou ship channel by Charles
.'aIe X Co, has filed his report for the
goh Of December with Colonel C. 5.
E,E United States engineer in charge OF
The report states that the
~ sun in good condition and that the
"A ureelges now nj work on the 'hAnael
FMErd sltS linear feet during the month.
',@gse piling advanced 1924 feet and the
D,Nhllng advanced 60S0 feet Tho wol
.aso1ssed very satisfactorily, the only IN
fluloh being caused by northers.
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,,s,,r Texas. January l6.-The follow
ing charters were fled today; ,a,nr
me hsu canital stock. S5000o0. lncor-
OF ba,las' FE' Graham, j. W. Madden
md q. T. Graham. s,.-.o,,o oomnanv Of
me ia. canital stock, $4,000. Pur-
Weath ,,annrai merchandise Incorporation
pose, 55arter A. \. Grant and +. r saw
telle. c..asrille Water company OF Gates
lhe nooitsl stock, $4,000. Incorporation
VIE = Hammack. J, X. Roby ana y r
Touts. all Of Gatesville; na.s n. ehar.
Ths West cotton mills amenusa ''s sAA'
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TEXAS POLITICS.
lie Austin Federal Officials.

Austin. Texas. January 10, The repub
lean office holders here arr stUl m the
anxious seat and have been for some time
like every one else, they don't know wha'
the president is going 10 do, and II Is
learned that they are ready 10 step doV
and out on very short notice.
Internal Revenue Collector Web
gan received his appointment thro
influence Of Mr. llawlcy, Will
other hand Postmaster w. y
backed up by the Green wing $3.50 I.S ~
I'm Texas. As nnwlpy and G.
10 discover which are in
president. II causes the
Ia he somewhat uneas gisI COL ~
nosnI Of Drake at En-
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Lobit. The transfer OF the property was
made by thu trustees az the dissnlved cor.
Loratlon to comply with the anti trust laW.
was S175,OOO
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The Terr.ll Hnn,ioidn

i Won Texas January l6-'rhe granh
qlp took mp the consideration Of the
y ethe murder OF W. II. Terrell. who
aceo,sel near Twenty fifth and while
Krsr'e ing MS wife TO a circus, John
teif ~ a street ear motorman, gave him
seapeitl NE night Of the killing and sub
ilse the wife OF the deceased vas
8rrrs, stef on the charge Of nnraer IN
<aLSo,tt N3p th rase Terrell owned Il
pFppStn tne Union station
weston Brewery Transferred.
snion' Texas, January 10, A deed
- ~ with the clerk Of the county court
49, afternoon recording the transfer
81 q. pperty Of the dissolved corporation,
fseon Brewing company, to Joseph
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Are Quick 10 See.
Good Doctors Are Quick to See ard
Appreciate Real Merit in
New Medicines,

stuar's Dyspepsia Tablets are diseov
cry OF great ynlnc 70 the medical profess
sion and the pnhrc. They are an unfailinE
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INSURANCE. FUND ACCOUNT
,HooL FUND ACCOUNT.
RECEIPTS.
DieBnR sENiENTs.

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05
Rev. Nudge Resigns.

Rev. Charles O. Nudge the Presby-
terrain minister at this place has re-
signed his call owing to ill health. At
n meeting of the church members held
Tuesday evening the resignation was
accepted, though there were many who
voted against it, being loath to part
with so conscientious and able worker.
Rev. Nudge stated that if the resigna-
tion was not accepted now, it would be
matter of only few months when he
would have to be released, to allow him
to recuperate. The resignation now
goes to the Presbytery for final action.
The loss of the services of Mr.. Nudge
will cause keen regret among great
labored earnestly and with tireless de-
votion for the church he represents.
Being of nervous temperment, the
strain has told on his not altogether
robust constitution, and as he stated, it
was only a question of short time
when he would have to cease his labors
altogether if he was not relieved. This
he thought best to do now, so rs to be
able to take up his work more quickly
after regaining his health. 1t is likely
that he will ask for and be assigned 10
some church situated in a lower alti-
tude. Wherever he may go the best
wishes Of scores Of friends will follow
him.
He will not leave Montpelier immed-
lately however, but will wait until
new minister is assigned here
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05
Wanted-B Bids.

We are in the market for one hundred
seventy-fiye Red Pine poles tpeeled) of
the following dimensions:
Is poles, 30 # long with in. tip.
100 " % fl z
These are to be sound and reasonably
straight.
All bids must be III our hands by or
before Sept. 18th, 1902. Bids will be
received by l.. G. Miller in care of the
Consolidated Wagon g. Machine Co or
J. A. Rostan, in care of Ritter Bros.
Drug Co.
MONTPELIER ELECTRIC LIGHT Co.
Sept. ;, 1902.
Take life as it comes, and make the
most of all circumstances, but for bad
cough or cold. take BILLIARDS.
| FOREGROUND SYRUP, the hest
known remedy for quick relief and sure
cure. Price, 25 and soc.
Do you read the Montpelier Examin-
er? If not, why not?
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05

Just received a car load of cedar posts.
Montpelier Lumber Co. z
Mr., and Mrs. Gilpin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilchrist and children who have been
visiting in this city, have returned to
their home in Evanston.
Beautiful line of Ladies' Silk Waists
to arrive this week at H. b. Whit
mans. 81
Thor Nielsen is having two neat cot
tages erected on a lot joining the resi-
dence Of G. E. Harris. They are al
ready spoken for, however.
New full line of Ladies' Wrappers
waists and skirts now on exhibition at
Fl. Il. Whitman's. ~
A gentleman in this city, this week
informed an EXAMINER man, that he
would have number of small residence
buildings erected in this city, but could
not do SO, on account of the scarcity of
carpenters and mechanics. This is a
hot time for carpenters in this city-the
demand far exceeds the supply.
If you try Cream of Fresh lemons for
the skin once you will never be without
it. Lyman the Druggist. 26
In spite of the fact that quite num-
Der of new residence houses are going
mp in this city. there is a great scarcity
of rentable houses, and it seems that
every building being erected is spoken
for before the houses are completed.
The furniture for the new school
building downtown has not yet arrived
and the opening of the higher grades
next Monday may be delayed The
building is ready for the new fixtures
The completed structure presents a
handsome appearance.
Children often cry, not from pain, but
! from hunger. although fed abundantly.
The trouble arises from hamilton; their
food is not assimilated, but devoured by
worms. A few doses of WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE will destroy
the worms. when the children will begin
to thrive at once. Price. 25c, TT Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.
Mr.. NJ. E. King, the newly installed
agent at this point has rented the resi-.
dence just east of the Pioneer Bottling
Works Mr.. King is an affable and
obliging agent and has already made
scores of friends in this CITY, through
his courteous treatment of the patrons
of the Office.
If the stomach, liver and bowels fai
to perform their functions regularly anc
naturally, the blood becomes contamin
ted with impurities, and the whole sys
tenn is in consequence debilitated. HER
j BINE is remarkable for it's efficacy il
cuaing the ailments of summer, and tn
disorders prevalent during hot weather
Price, 80 cents at Ritter Bros Drug &c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-09-05

Corn-huskers' sprainedwrists, barbed.
wire cuts and sprains, or cuts feom any
other cause, are quickly healed when
BILLIARDS. SNOW OINTMENT IL
promp5y applied. Price, 25 and SOC.