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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
s en- tisefnrIpanot aae Saar,

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bIeo nnorebct al eczema, euer bet Dor, 9pao
2Geen iagoe bet pdr, vi tnotaIote 5antllies
Ireen, oa ban gap Uogie Tablets % la9oe,
bun piloe bIipe bra nm npgIe toa Sage.
@cserna bIep barre, pg pt tdlote III Sottor
Np. 2. san iaaoe, bun Ut 5rroer, % laa'
iuart ipm SGnhrrre bar Tonne t9lcltnen,
piIoe bun blipc frtlt. N3en bun hisp oGrre.
Softpr SIC. s iagee, bet par Gc6enta. Slti
bar mn life nnoct eno ct guilt, grgrt Sdar.
gel, han ia9bc, ban fllnoe bl9lpe beuoe, %
hi Ipo BAN prgoe omtreut en- llas. Sn Dtpr.
gen pp6oget NJ en- lioen gul SpetIe poa ct az
henocs Etue. M ttIefpnereoc natiirltgpts til
Or. so. 3. San tom % Iaa paa benoe %
iaaoe, ban fInthc lite aiBre mere for benoe,
at bet bar bebre, ri ipe leHoe til CT Steipect
oliii. iibcH BET bar Gieiaar. vi reiite iaa til
Sstpeao til 9pFtpr 90. 4, % ban Iuaoe, at
Eieipnet pur BDeldgt, men ban fInoe lite
qigre npget for bet. &i fpntes bog, at pi
biloe prppe Spftur SO. 8; men bet bar bet
famine, trn at bun tos $40 mere eno Spttor
so. 4. &i Dor npiteu fortoileoe. Seq ida
At Guticura advertisement 8Iaoet % t9ntte,
lea piloe Drgne GuticIlra &ebuHolingeu "a git
pa figbte ct Set @uttcIras4 Rioicr for 81, pg
boa ire Sage par Dor Sattcr, ipm hapoe uR'
ret Ipe pmtrsnt cite Nlaaneoer, meaet beore,
% pGa Ell llqe bar ole Saar f%orioumone. Set
fIuloe ~nGturligpis fife gjenaipe GieIpnet, men
iep er bis paa, at haObe ri brugt oct itioe,
pube bet babe reooet Giet. vi trpr life, Der
er noeet gfiooel iaa suot for enbpcr Suoip9'
bonn o. llrenbeb | SIooet ipn @uticlrn. gfr.
% RrS. Srant abbott, 81. i. .. so. 8, Sui
ton, Sspeso Co., ". d. 17oe Guguit 1906"
apntplet ubpprtes os iuboortes &ebdnoIiua for boer
Erih hos SpGobgrn, mage DC gamlc, beitdaeHoe az
Guticura S9be (25c) I'll at reRie SubcH, Guticura
Ctutmeut (50c) I'll at l0ge ouben Og Quttcura 9ieiDls
rent (bOe), Il 5prm al Observation-Disclosures Gtler 25c for
en- Eldte al col I'll at reuie SIDbGt. GTlgrS pper belle
Eer6tn. Butter Drug a Chem. Corp, 9ueetcre.
Npitpn, 9(asi.
r. 1870 iritr On Humnrs OF skin and Scaln
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Srantlin Compton beraf 9pen
bar bortleiet i'm "Seco Barn" til DIX
SinboIt fra gIeainitt Sotpnibip, iour
bill fortiptte S~orretnineen.
5ru Or. 8. O. Stlib bar OPP
hcIot ia / @pen en- uges Sib' iom
@init hos 3r. Stubos. Or. 5titb fum.
mer ogiaa berreo iiSit | rtserl San
jfaI nanIig nolte SstSog pr4oife |
spuoocfirfen ON 5crmiooogen, %
en- 9lfteuen pil bair boISe Sorebrag
ianmreIteos urSer De ilnee NGltbs
S5oreningS auipicier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Sorfieuist.
SapanderipgrasmeaIet. 200 "a.

SnpaneieripbrssmaaIet. 200 So,
pdnelere fom ben 226e Sortliar til
San 6rancisco meo Gampifibet "ala.
meSa", men acknowledgements.
rem btloe life Hippo Dem ilan6. ga.
gen efter opbGpebe ban fit Sorbub
ifslge Snitrur ira @uibington. GuIi.
@fcrnias 2~egfSIatitr oeotog SirsSas
ifege ct Telegram fra Sopeoitaoen
Sdcrdmento en- Salesreioliition, Ion
paal9gger @eneraIa6potaten at re.
prrientere Staten California SEN
Sag, iom acknowledgements bar an.
lagt anIe6ning al iapaneiiife gsrns
uSeluffelie fra oe offentlise SfoIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
urimeliet SorIae.

Hoar en- Sisofficer f~orFiier it Sar.
tei TITLES ban for arissret, ps en-
~8rrSis llnSerisseIie foretases. Men
rtaar er airtrs bIir glariaeen til, al
ct @seuteife ma mite 2ipct, f~oreta-
ger Stnten i~neeniombeIit ScrppIos'
regIer utob BAN.
Mob bette SorbolS Sraser en- Sor.
latter illicit | ct eraeIif SiSsifriit 90
foreilaar at oprette Ell ipeeid Dom
itoI, iom ifiiIbe BABE iii Speape al
~unoerisse De SiIfelSer, ba Menneifey
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Gn Iioen 8ettclie.

S BET Stptfe, iom Yaitor SeeblniS
ifreo aneuaenOe "@n Reiie til so
crosse, ianSte8 ser ct Sar Sell,
ipm ieg gierne bill fGa Sop at rette
paa. Zen eue, at SrgeIet, iom Di
knSe fisbt, foiteoe $1,000, ifirIhe
bare $3.50, og Dem nGite, at oct
bar llngSomsforenirger, ioru bouoe
betoitet oct, ifltoe bore &uir6efor'
eringet iannuer uteb l~lngbomsior'
%euingen.
$. 9. @a geIe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
SftfGpnet.

Sr. IreI S. SOFTER | GIblorb for
gjort os opmGrtim poa en- SrpfieiI
/ oct Stpffe, iom itoo at IGie / $50
item" for en- Si0 iioen ON oct itore
uatiolmle SfiitGune / ursorte 9p,
Get too, at Strpnet ifldbe boIbeS
sem Zoe OF ts0e Sebrtor. Cen it0ite
Cato bar fell. Oct ff,loe babe itaaet
Ben zoe % Sbe 5ebunr. SSrtere&'
icre0e oil beboge at nrGrfe fig bette!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
9p Gag mob Sill.

Hp Gag mob Sia. - Iinneiotas
8eneraIahpofat 9oins anIogbe oet
25oe Saruiar Sag for Statens Ssie-
Iieret moo BET ganiIe Ct. Saul, Min-
mnpolis & Ianitoba Sernbanefom-
pori, iom itben bIeo forparblet til
Greet Nortbern, for at tpiuge oct til
at opetDe lit Charter. Sames S. Sin,
@reat 9ort6erns 8raiioert, paabe.
raabte fig fit gamIe Charter, oa ban
ignorereSe Statens Sernbale os So.
~refommtsiion og inobso til Segring
al me aftier for $60,000,0 600. sc.
reralaSoofat golig gisr gieloetbe,
at Gbartet er forbrtbt, og mi IfaI
SsiGteret erflGre iis / Susen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
On ben grs,ent for ssrmene trit.

SCOT SdulSe Go. | ct. gauI bar ct aper'
tisiemsut | bette @iimmer, ipm bn pil babe
Snterssie al at Iaie. Se tiIbpcer en- pres.
tis gps | fire Sarper frit III Srrnene, ber'
ipm su oil Tribe eiier ben ioas. GIt, eu bar
OF sisre. err at iiae, at bu iaa advertisement
tst | "7eeprab-9 oiten'. 29s advertisement.
tet % isnb eiter 4oseH. Sine Ssrn oil
bape Gl9oe al ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

SnterItnte.&oimri8iu Zane optoa
! forrige llge Sorbsr / SeattIe,
@oib., i guIeontug al @ognmause.
len % SIoserue ooer 8artiifbeS. S.
Z. 4aImer, Superintendent ooer
Gortbern 8actiic , piSneoe, at Srp.
IoithanoIernes 9oaitanO, at Se moa
betoIe fra 81 til $40 iii 9anerueS
8olf for at foa TONNE @ogrlc, bar
llianSbeo. Get bar heller life fanSt,
at Serrtbauens MGrS loo iis beItiffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Srugtbar6cO. On 8ormer err bic.
neu @oitmeiter / Soma Gin, Soipd.
Sans gtoon er Gmcrp @eittott, o.
han iigc$ at ba fact Gmbeoet oeo
&rpiiocnt ROoicoeItS pcriorIiae SnH.
8riben. SIR. @eitcott lar ucmIig II
@Dru. SeIo cr ban en- Ipiuina, o.
bans Nor mar en- EDiaing. Erriiocn.
ten Iifcr iIige 6oIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Iaribaa SieiSs go. IlmeubeSer

rteAlfAA OtNSSN
bar eu6eIig fmet bloc, booo afosoe
MarfboI EicIS eieoe. Gbimgo-gla'
6ene itScboISer en- lang Sortegrrelie
oper bans ioitc gienSonmne og Scr.
Sipapirer. San bar life oIeue Ben
itsrite @iatoonusbeiiSoer | Chicago,
men ban bapoe ogiaa Ell W9pbe ia.
ife @ienSomme | Iep 9orf og paa
maitge orSre SteSer. S~iIIbbproerel
al bans Seitomerte irtter Sriien poo
benz ioa Iapt iom milig. Sans Sos
ere 90 gprSipapirer i9ttes III $50.
o0O, 900, Se faitc Gieitoomre til $685.
0O0, 1000, tiIiunmen 70 NtfIioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
9p gsiuraneelop. grpiioert &ooie'

Rp gsiuraneelop. gr9iioent Tcoie'
belt bar / ct 9uSifob til 8ongpeSien
anbefaIct en- nm Is~iuraneeIop for St'
itrict Of Columbia. Sorilag til en-
InG6on err uSarbei6et efter be 8egler,
icm $. g. 8ranbeIs i Bolton bar op'
itilet % oct er foreIogt Sriet. as'
illranceIoocu for Siftriet OF @oIum'
bia bsr efter 8nriioente1s @enina
tiene iom Rsniter for oct sorigC
San6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Yigebarmcts
ifreffclige
Gcsema.

ciripurt sNsIagt al SpgSom - pre'
peoc fem Eager, men bieb pGrre
iSmertr cite WaaneSer Sor'
rIbrenr mismpbise, inStil DC pro-
bebe GutimrarN fiolerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

g1,geue 6. Sicfep, iom 6rep ct so.
tel | RiSsetpap, beoe Sirsoag Den
15be 68. af 9lmgcbetGn0die. San
banoe / Here Gor bGret plaget al
Ultima og ofte maottet boIoe Seneen;
ban bar ina en- llge fsr i'm Ss0, men
ole penteOc, at ban iom for DiISe
fomne iig, iaa bans SsO foru meget
ltpentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

SbntaiEiren "Suspeunen", iom Ri
IenSte efter for to aar iiben, er / ale
SenIeenber en- uSmGrtet COB Raifiue, ia,
I;ec iaa goo og imut iom Be. Der toitcr
BET SobbeIte. Tlrs. Sobn y. Sobuion,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
9ecDrab % Sn1eglt.
Zen 2soe Sauuar 1907.
S@sfab.

SsnSag 6er 136e S66e Ell fem
MadneSer goumel Ssu til Nr. og
airs. s. 8. albertion / &iOgepap
efter en- fort 9ibelie Of SungebetGn.
belle. san bIeo begraoen Sir8oag
fra 2inccIn WenigbebS &irfe, boor
gait. Sbos. NilSiou forretteOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

Seter SopeD SeSe Sert 10oe bs. |
BOSTON, Wtm. ;banS Sig brngtes bien
Ill Galntor Ruubog ben 13be % bleO
Sirsbag begrooet fra ben norifrlutber'
fife atrte, bbor 8dit. Saul &upen for
rette0e. Sober bar foot | Cane Co.,
@iS., | 1853 og bIeo I 1881 gift
rrte6 MtorD Gaeitab, ium osOe for 10
adr itOen. San e~fterIaoer fig en-
gl6optiphatter inutt 0toSer, ire 9rp.
ore og ire Sgitre.
Smut q. gtprSbetm SeSe Str8Sog
Wnrgeu I fit Spent / BIeainnt $otpn.
fbip. If6bSe bar fS6t paa 8ois,
l96onge, for 20 gar ii0en, fom til Ime.
,rifa ! Shttrtugen al 30 anrene %
bniGtte iig / BIeaiont EoDnibip, bpor
ban fiNen bar boet. San efterIooer
fig Ter Born, 8 Ssuner og 9 9etre,
.nemIiG: aIbert 90 @OrparO, iom bar
.breDet To0eren8 10 6arme, @iute,
fiom for rogIe glar Ii0en Dar &asierer
for 8hreiltit Gomtp, men iont mi
bor / HIoeriioe, California; Mrs. S.
'Stseu, 8Icaiout Gotunibip; Udi$ 60
roIine 9Iorobeim iumt 0&ii5 gnna
t9pr0hcIul, iom er 2Urerrl0c upo Gib.
toib 8u.jrai8 College ! Ci0toib, &i8.
Sons Some beoe ior fIerc Aor iiOcn.
@egrooe,ier fore8oor REQ Big Canoe
Mirfe &9rOaa.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Three Railroad Suits Filed.

Three suits were filed in the Fed
eral court at Salt Lake last Saturday
in the name of the United States
against the Oregon Short Line,
Southern Pacific and San Pedro,
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad
companies. The actions are brought
by the United States district attor-
nty 1t the request of the interstate
commerce commission for an alleged
violation of section 9 of the safety
appliance act, as amended by section
of the act Of congress of March 2,
1908. The complaint against the
Short Line charges that the defend
ant on July 10, 1907, hauled a
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08

freight car from Rock Springs,
Wyo., over its line 10 Murray in the
state of Utah, when the coupling
and uncoupling Of said car was out
Of repair and in operation, for which
a fine Of 800 Is demanded. The
action against the Southern Pacific
is based upon like statement Of
facts and asks for a fine Of 800.
The complaint against the San Pedro
contains three counts; two for using
defective couplings on freight cars,
and one for using an engine with
defective couplings. The fine re-
quested to be imposed against the
latter company is 800 on each
count or 5000 in the aggregate.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
"Why Girls Leave Home''

Ell Carpenters new offering. why
Girls Leave Home, 2 is play which has
created great deal Of interest through
ont the past, and which is a strong
melodrama with pure, natural and.
consistent story will be presented at
Strong's Hall on Thursday night. Nov.
IA. II tells of the folly Of a young girl
of respectable family connections,
whose heart has been won by an I'M.
princlpled scoundrel; the anger of a
brother who endeavors to show his
sister the waywardness of her behavior,
and she, in her true innocence of heart
and believing the affection of her lover
to be all that young girl could desire
scorns her brothers advice, at which
the brother in fit OF anger strikes her
into insensibility; she is chloroformed
by the villain and smuggled to a road
house in the country and imprisoned
there. She effects a sensational escape
and after run of eight miles across
the country breathless, with her clothes
torn, bleeding, exhausted, staggers into
the corridor of the prison in time to
save her brothers life, who in tit OF
remorse, believing he has killed her, il
about to commit suicide by stabbina
himself with dagger which the female
villain has smuggled to his cell. The
author is said to have handled his sub
iect in most delicate and mastery
manner, and the story as presented
appeals to all to assist rather thar
turn down" those who are attempting
to do right.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
The Kyrnry Club.

The Kymry Club met with Mrs Clark
Oct. 81. Roll call was responded to
with current events.
Mrs. Ed Lewis read Mrs. Holden's
address that was given at the Fedora
tion meeting at Blackfoot, which was
followed by discussion Of the different
points of interest.
Mrs. Lambert read an interesting
paper on the life and works of Arnold
Becklon. illustrating it with IL of his
popular paintings, The colorings, ex-
pressions and other characteristics OF
the pictures were discussed, and this
feature was most interesting.
Parliamentary drill was led by Mrs
NJ. F. Whitman.
The club met yesterday with Mrs H
Fl. King.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08

On account of the quarterly confer
enee coming on the last Saturday in
this month the regular monthly stake
priesthood meetings will be held on
Saturday. EoY 81
It is also requested that all appoint
ments scheduled for Nov. "a should be
held on Nov. II instead, On account Of
the religion class conference TO be held
on November "a.
J. R. SHEPHERD,
Stake President.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Ten Cents
Worth of
Stove Putty

XVyHEN you buy your stove,
M you can 7 see the stove putty
w In the joints and seams.
But In a month or two, you'll be
wondering why it takes SO much
fuel to heat the room.
The putty has shrunk up and
fallen out, and there's big crack
to suck in cold air.
It is not surprising that perfect
combustion of fuel is impossible
under these conditions
That your fire goes out on cold
nights
And that your winters coal bill
is twice what it ought to be at the
/ end Of the season.
Throw away your imitation stove
Sold In Montpelier by
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Resolutions Of Coincidence.
J. r. SHEPHERD,
Stake President.

Whereas. The grim reaper. Death
has again visited our community and
has taken from onr midst the beloved
wife of our esteemed and worthy
brother. Matthew B. Thomson, aud we
bow in humble submission to the will
of Him who moves in mysterious way
His wonders TO perform; therefore be II
Resolved, That we. the members OF
Enterprise lodge No. Is. L o. o. F..
hereby extend to enr hefeaved brother.
his sorrowing children and his other
relatives, our tenderest sympathy.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
t1ons be spread on the minutes of this
lodge, a copy sent to the bereaved fam
lily, and copy published in the Exam
liner. CHAS. A. SCHMID,
Z. F. GuYoN,
FRED GRuNIG.
Committee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
D1c1~%c Is the first that made ranges
OU@A , fuel saving stoves and
ranges Sidney Stevens Implement Co
ranges.
v. |. S. Officers.

At the meeting of the Village I'm
provement Society Wednesday the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year
President Mrs Ed Brady.
First Vice pres. Mrs Jas, Redman.
Second Vice pres. Mrs. w. w. Clark
Secretary, Mrs. G. E. Wright.
Treasurer Mrs. Chas. E. Harris.
The society will not hold any more
meetings during the winter, but will
begin work early in the spring and has
some important work mapped our fol
next year.
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Appe

Is due in large measure to abuse OF the
bowels, by employing drastic purgatives.
10 avoid all danger, use only DIR. Kings
New Life PILLS, the safe, gentle cIeansers
and invlgorators. Guaranteed to cure
headache, biIiousness, malaria and
jaundiee, at Ritter Bros. Drug Store. 25e
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
WHEELER IS MISTAKEN.
We Were "a Great Big Boy when
Bingham County Held Its First
Fair.

Ten years ago county fair in Idaho
was not even thought of; this year no
less than dozen counties in the state
have held successful county fairs at
which the fruit, vegetables, grain and
| live stock exhibited would have been
eye-openers to the thousands in the east
who still look upon Idaho as being one
Of the undesirable commonwealth of
the nation. Montpelier Examiner.
You will have to tske that back,
brother. In Ss7-s8.S9 and 80 the Bing-
ham County Agricultural Association
held county fair at what was then
Eagle Rock, now Idaho Falls, and had
larger display of fruits and yegeta-
bles than has ever been shown at fair
in Southeastern Idaho. A good race
track was constructed, 40-acre tract
OF ground was fenced and over 100 stalls
for horses and cattle were built. These
fairs were success every way but f.
nancially, much to the regret Of the
writer. You were only kid then,
Brother Wright, and had not seen Ida
ho Idaho Falls Register.
We stand corrected regarding our
statement that county fairs were
not thought of in Idaho ten years
ago, but we were not so much of "a
kid in the SOS as you imagine,
Bro. Wheeler, and you will have to
take back your statement that We
had not seen Idaho at the time you
refer 10. We are of the opinion
that we were in Eagle Rock several
years before you landed there, for
We camped at old Eagle Rock one
night in the latter part Of Novem-
Der, 1874, and spent the balance OF
that year and the most OF the year
1875 at the Ross Fork Indian
Agency. We were somewhat of j
kid at that time, but old enough
however, to remember distinctly
what dreary place Eagle Rock wal
r on that bleak November night-an,
! how the wind did blow. Little dit
+ we, or any enc else, imagine at tha
| time that Eagle Rock was destined
to become one of the best cities il
!, Idaho; that a3 years hence nam
: moth sugar factory would be il
q operation there and that the sur
i rounding country was to become on
of the most productive and wealth
: lest sections in Idaho. Those VIII
= visit the Idaho Falls section toda
u for the first time cannot realize tn
It wonderful transformation that ha
e taken place during the past 80 year
While county far may hay
q been held at Eagle Rock as far bac
'e as 1887, yet we still contend that Q
y late as len years ago few people i
q Idaho then imagined the great poi
1t sibllities that were in store for til
u state; they did not believe that th
N vast sections of sage brush Ian
would be converted in yerllabl
10 gardens of wealth-producing gran
Ie vegetables ana fruit that would su
re pass those grown in the easter
y states.
Is ldaho's growth during the pa
e, ten years has indeed been marvelou
n but her development has only jul
A begun and we admit our inabllit
!, to attempt to properly picture IL
1t state as it will, appear ten yea
hence.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Cost You $500
In Fuel In the
Next Three to
Five Years.

with untitled ioints-the longer you
use il the more it will cost you.
Save the heating energy OF your
fuel by using Coles Original hot
Blast Stove.
This wonderful heater has a prac-
tically jointless construction, with
out q grain of stove putty In IT.
The patented Top Hot Blast Draft
burns all the gases wasted with
other stoves, hence needs but hall
the usual amount of fuel. Burns
Hard Coal, Soft Coal, Slack, Ignite
or Wood.
Ask for free booklet on Scien-
tific Combustion. 1t will show you
how to save enough money on fuel
to furnish two or three rooms in
elegant style, repaint your house,
or buy piano, in from 3 to years.
3urgoyne Mercantile Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Montpelier, Idaho, Nov. 8, 1907
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The effect Of stream of water
under strong pressure was fully
demonstrated at the fire last Tues
day night. We're il not for the fact
that Mr.. Zitzman happened to have
had water in the mains under full
pressure, several thousand dollars
worth of propertr would have gone
up in smoke. Effective results were
quickly accomplished after the
water was turned on, and showed
more forcibly than words can tell
the great protection water system
il TO property.
Now that our system is about
completed, it ~ high time that steps
were being taken TO organize a vol
unteer fire department. Organiza
ton is the keynote of success in
politics, in battles and in all indus
trial enterprises where any number
of men are engaged. 1t is equally
true IN fighting fire A volunteer
fire department OF dozen, or more
men, under a capable foreman OF
chief, would be able to accomplish
COOL results at fire, while If the
hose are left to be handled by any
body and everybody, with score OF
more of men endeavoring to direct
the course OF the streams, the re
suits are bound to be poor. All Of
our big cities had yalnnteer fire de
partments in their villagehood days
and many thousands of dollar
worth of property have been saved
from destruction by those faithful
bands Of volunteer fire fighters.
Montpelier, of course, cannot ex.
pect to have any but volunteer de
partment for number of years, bu
the organization of that department
should not be put off until after W
have big fire.
The city should also construct
tower of some kind in which tn
hose can be drained and thoroughly
dried after fire. II hose are reele
up without drying, they soon re
and the cost of 100 or 200 feet O
new hose would build half-doze
drying towers.
The time to prepare for war
before the war begins and the tim
to prepare TO fight fire is before til
fire breaks out. Now that the cit
has gone as far as it has toward
furnishing protection against fire
let US take the next step and organ
lie volunteer fire department.
kite will not fly without tai
neither will water works alone pu
out fire.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Teachers Examination.
hence.

The regular quarterly examination
for teachers certificates will be held in
abe court house at Paris ON Thursday
Friday and Saturday. Nov 70, 20 and
30. HERMoINE HART,
County Superintendent
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
A Methodist Minister Recommends
cbomberloin's Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy In our home for seven years. and
IL has always proved to be . reliable
remedy. We have found that 1t would
do more than the manufacturers claim
for lt. Il u especially good iar Group
and whooping cough.
Rev James A. Lewis.
Pastor Mllrca, Mlnn., NJ. +. Church.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is for
sale by Ritter Bros. drug store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-08
Land Sale at Gooding,

For the opening for entry of 10, 900
acres of land by the Idaho Irrigation
company at Gooding on Nov. IA, the
Short Line will sell tickets at the rate
of two cents per mile In each direction.
Dates of sale Nov. 10 to Is. inclusive,
tickets good returning until Nov. 20.
A B. MATTsoN, Agent.