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The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05
]. H. Mcpherson. Dentist.
ASHCRAFT, the ieweler.


ASHCRAFT, the ieweler.
Attend the Red Ticket Sale at
Thompson's.
Sam Davis, of Parker, was in
town yesterday.
S. F. Barrett, of Menan. was in
town Yesterday.
John Miller of Miller Bros, was
in Rexburg Wednesday.
You save your dollars at the Red
Ticket sale at Thompson's.
Samuel Swanner, of Haden, was
St. Anthony visitor Saturday.
The Red Ticket Sale at Thomp-
sons commences Monday, Jan. 9.
District court will convene in
regular session at St. Anthony the
31st.
A. J. Lewis, proprietor of the
Cash Racket Store is anticipating
a coast trip soon.
H. ]. Stone of Chaplin, was in
the city the fist of the week pur-
chasing supplies.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs ]. P. l..
Clark of MILFORD, Christmas day, a
fine big baby boy.
Samuel Harrop, who visited rel
atives in Ogden Christmas, return
ed to St. Anthony Friday.
Jack Moore, formerly in business
IN this city, spent several days here
this week visiting friends.
Mrs. Herman Layman and
daughter, of Rexburg, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bartlett.
Henry and Miss Jensen of Og-
den, are i'll the city visiting with
their brothers the Messrs. Jensen.
c. c. Moore is expected to be
home from his Legislative duties il
a few days. for short visit al
home
St. Anthony merchants report
that their trade last year was fully
~ per cent more than for any pre-.
vlous year.
There has been enough snow
lately to make the sleighing good
and cold enough to make the boy.
hug up close to the girls whei
sleigh riding.
Mrs. l.. Blackmore, wife of tn,
bookkeeper OF the Commercial Nat
ional Bank. slipped on an icy door
step Friday night, sustaining quit
serious injuries.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05
G. s. WATSON,
A CHILD CAN BUY AS CHEAP AS A MAN.
One Price, Plain Figures Cash or Produce Only.

Tree tea 20 cents.
Sun dried Utah fruit 6H cents.
Great reduction in prices on
goods marked with the Red Ticket
at Thompson's.
Great bargains in dress goods
remnants at Thompson's.
Look for the Red Ticket at
Thompsons.
5 ID. can Royal sugar syrup soc.
Evaporated blackberries l5c
Salt Bacon 10 cents.
Swift's hams 1917 cents.
20 lbs. California pIunes 81.
Arbuckle's coffee 15c.
Buttermilk toilet soap Toe box.
Alabama sorghum 75c kit.
None Such mince meat 1Oc per
package.
Kinks White Russian soap 3
bars 10c.
Six quart milk pans 3 for 25c.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05

have gone out this season have
returned without any trophies. The
explanation is made that not
enough snow has fallen in the hills
to drive the game down.
Hyrum Rose and Miss Margaret
Davis, both of Dubois, were mar
ried in Idaho Falls on Thursday
evening of last week, Justice Crow
ley performing the ceremony.
They will reside in Dubois.
Mrs. William Vanderveer left
for Bushnell, ILL.,, this morning,
where she went to attend the gold
Ell wedding anniversary of her par
ents. She will visit her parents,
relatives and friends for some time.
County Attorney Soule went to
Rigby Tuesday afternoon, return
ing on the night train. While
there he convicted six people of
minor offenses, four of whom we're
brought up last evening and are
serving sentence in the county Jail.
The Salt Lake Herald, Wednes-
day, printed a story from Wash
ington, which stated that extensive
land frauds had been perpetrated
in the Lewiston and Boise districts,
and the register OF the Lewiston
office was said to be implicated.
Howard R. Huntington of San
dusky, Ohio, and Miss Kathryn
Louise Heise, daughter of R. c.
Heise proprietor of Heise's Hot
Springs, at Poplar, this county,
were married on last Thursday at
the Springs, Rev. Denton of this
city, officiating.
Eckhardt & Hawkins Ideals lid
a splendid business at Parker this
week. Manager Eckhardt says
they have had very fattering in
ducements to go to Marysville for
couple of evenings. If they do
we can heartily recommend them to
our Marysville friends and insure
them that if they attend this COM
pany's entertainments they will
get their moneys worth
Three members of the board OF
regents of the University of Idaho
met at Moscow last week and de
cided to ask the Legislature for APP
preparations for two new buildings,
one for a metallurgical laboratory
and another for an agricultural
experiment station. The estimated
cost of the first building is $50, 600,
and of the latter $50, 600. The
board will also ask for an increase
in appropriation for maintenance
over last year OF about $15. 900.
Thomas Elliott returned from
Butte the first of the week, where
he went to attend the funeral OF
Levi Cartier Mr.. Elliott states
that the funeral was one of the
largest ever witnessed there. and
that on every hand were evidences
OF the high esteem in which Mr..
Cartier was held. The floral trib
utes were many and very hand
some. Mr.. Elliott was one of the
pail bearers, the others being
Messrs. Sibley, Bailenbery, Leon
ard and Fletcher.
Misses Birdie Wilmington ant
/ Jessie Slatterv called at the home.
OF several ST. Anthony girls las
Friday and took them for sleigh
ride to the Wilmington ranch. ant
to see the ice gorge that carried the
bridge away above town. Refresh
ments were served and the guest.
escorted around the ranch where
they played with the gentle lamb.
and scratched the backs of the sat
isted pigs to their hearts content
Those composing the party wer,
Misses Lulu Lewis, Maggie Cost
ley, Lillian Fryer, Beulah Brain
ard, Viola McIntire and Eunic,
Barber.
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MONEY TO LOAN

Low rates on Farms, Ranches
and Canal Stock. Pay back any
part any day and stop interest. Do
you fully appreciate the value of
this privilege? We invest Idaho
Utah money only. That signifies
something too.
The Salisbury Company,
L. M. Earl, Agt.
Ross Hamer Blk. St. Anthony Ida.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05
The Thompson
Mercantile Co.
NOTICE.

The advertising rates in the
Peak Chronicle will be IS cents
per inch single column measure
per month or four insertions after
January first.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05

A. H. Mcconnell will leave to-
morrow morning for Denver for a
short visit.
Clara Lewis, who is teaching the
Howe school, has been home for a
week during the holidays.
H. G. Fuller returned the first
of the week from an extended visit
at his old home in Pennsylvania.
Clarence Oakden, formerly a res
ldent of St. Anthony, and who has
been absent for about a year, is in
town again.
Judge King has removed his
office from the rear of the Curran
Drug store building to the You
mans block.
Nebraska hog buyers have been
securing the county for hogs this
week. They made a shipment
Wednesday afternoon. ~.
Rev. DR.. Wishard of Salt Lake,
preached morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church, last Sun
day to a large congregation.
The governor S message was de-
llvered to the legislature yesterday
afternoon, too late for this week S
issue. An epitome of the message
Will appear next week.
J. +. McGraw and wife. of
Augusta, Mont, brother in-law of
K. J. Costley, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Costley during the holidays
and left for Ogden to visit friends
there.
Pete Boqua, formerly of Fremont
county, but now a resident OF Irv-
ing, Oregon, will read the Peak
Chronicle during the year 'O5, the
compliments of DR.. Louis.
Caleb Jones will move his law
Office into the front suite of rooms
IN the Youmans block the first OF
the week. He will have new fur,
nlture and one of the neatest offices
in the city.
Mrs. J. A. Jacoby and daughter
Miss Ethel, were over from Dubois
last week, Miss Ethel taking teach.
er'S examination. Miss Jacoby
is home from St. Margaret's schoo
at Boise for the holidays.
Mr.. Prater returned from TWil
Falls Saturday. He purchased /;
residence lot there, and expects te
remove there in the spring. He i.
seeking lower altitude for the
benefit OF Mrs. Prater's health.
Dave Moore and n. L. Darling
proprietor of the Fall river flou,
mill, were in town yesterday ant
returned home this morning. Mr.
Darling says he has not been abb,
to run the mill since Christmas O,
account of the ice.
Thomas Elliott, who has bee,
occupying Chas. w. Thompson
residence for several months
moves into the Chas. Chase nous,
on the south side this week. ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson will oui
boarding and move iuto their owl
home.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

DU9INE99 LUIALJ.
For Sale. -Four shares water in
Birch Greek Canal.
c. G. Moore, Real Estate Co.
Pay up your subscription to The
Teton Peak before the first of the
year.
See our list OF prize drawing
numbers elsewhere in this issue.
Ashcraft Jewelry Co.
= Highest cash price paid for
hides pelts and furs at the Big Bos-
ton Store.
If you are indebted to the Teton
Peak we ask you to remit as soon
as possible.
We buy and sell water stock in
all Canals in Fremont county.
c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.
Take your hides, pelts and
furs to the Big Boston Store, where
the highest prices are paid.
WANTED. A good girl for
general house work. Apply to
Mrs. Chas. w. Thompson.
WANTED.-Girl for general
house work. Apply at Mrs. G. E.
Bowerman's. St. Anthony.
Who drew the diamond? Com
pare your tickets with the numbers
on another page of this issue.
Ashcraft Jewelry Co.
All hats, feathers, childrens
bonnets, ETC., now left will be sold
at big reduction.
MISS MAUD PARRY, Milliner.
At the residence of the bride's
sister, Mrs. NJ Mcguire in Idaho
Falls on last Wednesday, Rev.
McClelland of Boulder, Mont.
officiating, A. T. Milligan of Mo-
ran, Wyo.. aid Miss Lillian S..
Pearson. of Idaho Falls, were mar
ried. Miss Pearson a few years
ago ran drug store at Victor and
was very prominent in Fremont
county society. Her many old
friends will be pleased to know
that she is married and happy.
George Harrigfeld, of Squirrel,
has been elected chief clerk of the
house of legislature. No better
selection could have been made.
He is long-headed and competent
in every way, and the business OF
the house will not lag through any
fault of his. The position of chief
clerk as far as the expedition oil
work is concerned is more import
ant than that of speaker. and the
selection is both a compliment to
Mr.. Har1igfeld and to Fremont
county.
The Peak Chronicle family was
treated to a fine elk roast the first
of the week by S. Nedrow of Ora.
Mr.. Nedrow just returned from {
hunt on Fall river where he sue.
ceeded i'll getting very fine young
bull. The antlers are at Hopf':
taxidernly rooms for mounting
Mr.. Nedrow also brought us al
range from his tree the account O
which appeared in these column.
about year ago. The tree bore
twenty-five nice oranges tn season
and they are just ripe. OF course
Mr.. Nedrow doesn't allow the tree
to go OFT of doors this chill,
weather.
In last weeks issue we were in
formed by one A. A. Anderson
who represented himself to be Stat,
agent for the Farmers Live Stock
Association. hut who we are in
formed by Mr.. II. H. O'Haver, O
Salt Lake, State manager, that An
derson was only sub-agent. Mr.
'Haver has placed in charge O
this territory, our worthy towns
man, Mr.. Will F. Jamison, who
will have charge of the business il
this section. and anyone wishing t.
carry insurance on their live STOCK
will do we'll to give Mr.. Jamison
call. The company insure.
against any and all diseases includ
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05

Best Utah keg pickles DOC.
Celuloid starch 10 cents.
Twenty lbs Rice for 81.
New Iowa Sweet Corn per can
10c.
L. d. S. garments approved by
proper authorities.
Provo yarns and blankets.
Amoskeag standard bingham
6Ac.
A good line standard prints in
clu ding indigo blue, &c.
Maryland packed String Beans
per can 1Oc.
Swift's breakfast bacon lac.
20 lbs. California prunes 81.
Best 6 or. seeded raisins 10c.
L. L. muslin 10 cents
Silk soap 3 bars for 1Oc.
All sizes nails at 4c per ID.
Banner oats 25c.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05
SHOES.

The only shoe store in town is
the st. Anthony shoe store. Bet
ter shoes cannot be had.
H. Lidyard, prop.
The Big Boston store pays the
highest cash prices for hides, pelts
and furs.
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-01-05

Nebraska hog buyers have been
securing the county for hogs this
week. They made a shipment
Wednesday afternoon. ~
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

family hivna else
sooner thin be wearin lofty smoIo an tn big OF air
boil Where Twin eenurch lords
tn almighty dollar IN
ought to be takn " Plat is vein full ~ oh blood to dollar %
fifty buy boosted heartce With tn CT
III t ~ @ - n - 9 et, f a. luna fts s 49,
compared Who faather
Oh tnkin ancestry Charley
take? dive into tn dpnsary mint joolp Us wealthy
nawn FIR thin skinned blue veined aanunen adedou
stocracy blood whose
they ARE about as poor in grey nher they Tn ony
anything all tn pedigree
r a
shrikes ainton asn
spose he show tn bank
rdg cud g An his son wants dauher he'd domn soight
tree Blood don't tell nawhn 1t the cash hot talks said MI Doey
AN if PLAT is thue thin OF countrys finish
Hennes OF wud rather ancestry thin
money
An it's because thned said Mr. Dooey
Wan ye git hands
~ i've an quit on cash n wan ~ ure ilooslan beau
oces where but nver above tn
stochir' casto " Anor @si ~ @ 90 " l r21
hev Oh cudnt be
tn Conquerer
chanel be
bns chained down t glorious opportunity ben millionaire
it's because
kah Calvin Gnea Bomb Hnney Jones
on bnh in his oe thin bcn parci vr republic
~ IN dollar Why think Nv it, Whole We are humn tn musty
N yure family hsth msht be national bank
re cud GIT on Jury ox an swap yure opinion ~ tn eVt-
dnce FIR cool thousand higher
yurc nass nd onv ind hundred oo Is nv nnp droott t
whole famiIy
again OF will
said Mr.. Dooey "ye shtuck up halfbakcd patrican"
well annyho" family come ~ htock? said Mr.
An me family owns some good ahtock,' Mr. Dooc"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25
Mr.. DO0LEYS----
VIEWS ON BLOOD AND THE
y DOLLAR.
RHAMNATre RoAsTEs.

oi am proud
a ther min ARE"
w. said Mr. Dooley lin
a with hevin it.
oke h payple OF know shn yure bomn ancestry
blood? different anybody
sogh FIR tn gods to look down on an hold their sides with laughter TO sec
hre
~ nt - ,"an an. dasI Of % son,o co,ov o. ther
descendants
tn. sbtranr is at home among thin an their tables groa with tn
morality glass an OF bet
dollars wahers
takn
blood Ye blood be damned
blood an blood is as good as ure or bether Peradnre
porhe hikes
tn ind
kraut an soaked paS mere says IN newspaper mon ar
Hospitality
az =, - So th thiro ,rhe' osne 1 t1ohont t
a
lovely caracte tn valyabe
vokn tn an ron North Their
dapoed English jais in tn sivnnth cincho Mebbe
wud be Fnh colony he hud WROTE The versatility Frnch
ganius Everywhere vdn Ye shand with
see Tn nobility ~ blood royal ~ tn La Belle nation III women ar-re
their ponten
IN hS' IL mere IS community IN IN couhtl! ol Is oetner
thin anurthe
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mint tot tn
pasht
thin on gaovs or in m shs f.
good blood ve bethe let
well enough alone an be braggin
Iennes "oi balave in tn aisbto-
w blood Me family is to
"NIonum tn wurrd Arbocracv is
There amt a town in tn,
coonels
family judges family majors family
with its tn air ahemn
putin airs bafue tn honest
on all
generation to seed an " they hadn't happened
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

1 Mr.. Heath Newtons The Negro.
! Red Cap Cinnamon Jacket.
| 2! Colonel Wardlaw's Pugilist. PINK
| cap. Blue and black jacket.
J., Lord Backwater's Desborousn.
yellow cap and sleeves.
l.. Colonel Ross Silver Blaze. Black
cap. RED jacket.
s.. Duke of Balmorals Iris Yellow
and black stripes.
&. Lord Singieford's Rasper. Purple
cap. Black sleeves.
I'VE scratched our other one. and
put all hopes on your word" said the
Colonel Why what is that Silver
Blaze favorite2"
Five to four against Silver Blaze
roared the ring. Give. to four againt
Silver Blaze. Five to fifteen against
Desborough! Five to four on the field!"
There arc the numbers up" cried
''They are all six there"
An six there? Then my horse IS
running" cried the Colonel in great
agitation But l don't see him. My
coiors have not passed"
"Only five have passed This must be
hct'
As 1 spoke u powerful bay horse
swept out from the weighing inclos-
ure and cantered past us, bearing on
its back the wcll-known black and red
ofthe Colonel.
That's not my horse" cried the
owner, THAT beast has not a white
you have done, Mr.. Holmcs?"
''Well. well. let us see how he gets
on" said my friend. imperturbably.
For a few minutes he gazed through
my field glasses. Capital! An excel
lent START" he cried suddenly. There
they are coming round the curve!"
From our rag we had a superb
view as they came up the straight.
The six horses were so close together
that a carpet could have covered
them, but half way up the yellow of
the Mapleton stable showed to thu
front Before they reached us, however
DeSbOrough'S bot was shot and tbs
Coloners horse, coming away with
rush, passed the post Il good six
lengths before its rival, the Duke o.
EaimoraPs Iris making a bad third.
It's my race, anyhow" gasped tn
Colonel, passing his hand over hi:
eyes. Il confess that | can made
neither head nor tail of it. Don't yol
think that you have kept up your mys
terry long enough Mr.. Holmes?"
Certainly Colonel you shall know
everything. Let us all go round anc
have look at the horse together
Here he is" he continued, as W.
made our way into the weighing in
lOSuFeS WHefe only owners ana incl
friends find admittance. You hav,
only TO wash his face and his leg ii
spirits Of wine, and you will find tina
he is the same cid Silver Blaze az
ever"
You take my breath away"
Il found him i'm the hands of
fakir, and took the liberty of run
ming him just as he was sent over"
MY dear sir. you have done won
ders. The horse looks very fit anC
well. 1t never went better in its life
| owe you d thousand apologies fol-
having doubted your ability. Yol
have done me great service by recov
eTjns my horse. You would do me
greater still if you could lay you
han15 on the murderer of Johi
Stalker"
q have done So" said Holmes
quietly
The Colonel and l stared at him ii
amazcment You have got him!
Where is he, then?'
He is here"
Here Where?
I'm my company at the present mo-
ment"
The Colonel flushed angrily Il
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-25

shorter and shorter. until you can
hardy get three to one now"
Hunt" said Holmes. Somebody
knows something. that is clear"
AS the drag drew up in the inclos-
ure near the grand stand | glanced at
the card to see the entries.
Wessex Plate cit RAM so sovs each
h # with coo sovs added for four AMI
five year olds. Second, $500. Third.
f2O0. New course Gone mile and fr4
furlcngs(.
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Sherlock Holmes Again.

Continued From Page Three)
know Silver Blaze. with his white
forehead and notified off-foreleg"
How is the betting?"
"Well. that IS the curious part of it
You could have gotten fifteen to one
yesterday, but the price has become
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19
W. G. DAVIS.
a REAL COMFORT
for every home.

Many comforts and conveniences for the
home are denied the masses of the people
for the reason of their expense. There is,
however, one comfort that is in the reach
of every family from the day-laborer to
the millionaire, an article which is needed
and can be used to good advantage every
day. This article is PARACAMPH,
First Aid to the Injured, combination
of cooling, soothing, healing oils and
carnphor, especially prepared toquickly re-
heve the aches and pains of every member
of the family. Mothers of course realize
the necessity of such an article in their
homes, and as the use of Paracamph has
proven that it is far superior to and more
useful than Arnica, Witch Hazel, Vase
line, Liniments, etc., it is to the interest
of every mother totry Paracamph atonce.
Paracafnph is absolutely pure, clean and
safe and its powers for quickly relieving
and curing pains and aches are truly re-
markable. Don IT hesitate; try Paracanph
to-day. Every bottle is guaranteed. Trial
size 25c; family sizes SOC and LOO. The
saracamph Co., Louisville, KY. U. S. A.
G. S. Warden & Son, Special Agents.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19
Paris. KY, Tuesday, September 49, 1905.

The enthusiastic meeting held by fifty Of the leading
business of Paris Friday night much for the future
welfare of the city The manifested showed that
citizens business and intend push interest the
future for the upbuding of the The meeting
called the organization present
in for and forthwith The Paris Business Mems Club
organized The object of the club promote the
mercal and industrial the city advertise it's ad
vantages location for manufacturing purposes and
truly glad that such permanent organization has been realized
for it is something Paris has needed for time
We outclas any of neighboring cities in natural ad
vantages have the best every way Kentucky and
in the future you look for for going
after the business that naturally belongs to Paris
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

THE Republicans at last mustered courage enough Sat-
urday nominate few candidates county Offices
They nominated candidate for Magistrate every precinct
county, which will be column have
1T that Saturday candidates will be nominated
Just fast they find who has the make the
the face of defeat nominated Bour-
bon Democracy waiting patiently until the gum-shoe party
the full ticket in the field but it whether they
candidates ALL
before give the Republicans drubbng November
that will be remembered by them for time and eternity
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

THE Republicans didn't nominate candidate for County
Judge Saturday but early Monday morning received tee
phone to Squire H. Ingram of Riddles
Mills for that Office The spirit have the Squire
the Sabbath perhaps he had vision by
loaded somachanyway something is wrong with him wher
he gets the Judgeship bee buzzng in his curey head.
The g. o. p. little mudded. Saturday it nominated
the Squire for reelection Magistrate and he
himself for County Judge is really amusing what
hopeless angle the Bourbon county Republicans
present time.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

landslide Parker last wear didn
in the least weaken his Democracy On his way Maysve
last week, argue the Federal Judge
Cochran he said reporter Cincinnati
must be protected from graft 1t must be restored from
guidance and many of the best Republicans apmit
hope that reformation people
the United States camorng through the
party
You have got the right idea, Judge you good
runner.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

IT has been said that Judge Allie Young moved from Mont
county the line Bath Frank
fort could appoint him fill Judge Paynter place there
should be vacancy Judge John Lassng
received promise for Paynters No danger gentlemen
you having toss copper for the place. After the
toria Allie will move back to his home Judge
district and God only knows what will become Johnnie
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

WHAT improvement it would be if the streets on ca
side of the court house. Broadway and Bank Row.
This is good time have this work DONE too while the
pert here paving Main The Fiscal Court surely
going to leave these streets in the present condition Th
almost destroy the beauty of our handsome house.
The Bourbon news., 1905-09-19

NEVER the Bourbon Democracy better prepared
with the enemy than After the November
on the Republicans will be wondering who rowed dat brick
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-08-24

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