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EASTERN MARKETS
New York Money Msrke

New 4 OK Money marhct
NEW YORK. June i1.-Prime mercantile
paper. 81 as per cent
Sterling exchange. strong. with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 81 S7So1= -STS5 for de-
msnd and 80 s.. SSTods- Ssh for 90 day bills.
Posted rstes. s. S4is and Sass; commercial
bills. 81 -SSts GtzSSS.
Bar silver. 6ItSc.
Mexican dollars. 81
Government bonds. strong; railroad bonds,
heavy.
Money ea call. STEADY. 2H H@2% per cent; rul-
fng rsts. "a per cent; closing bid. 21s per cent
offered az "a per cent
Tine loans. crn and dull; so days. per cent;
30 days. 4Ss3 per cent; six months 595A
per cent
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Hides, TaIio,v. wool and Hons

Hides-Culls and brands sell about 15@1c un-
der quotations. Heavy salted steers, lie: me-
dium, 10c; light, 10c; COW hides, 10c for heavy
10c for light stays. SCI salted kip, 1O15c; salted
dry kip, Ice; dry calf. 24c; sheepskins. shear
ings, 20@50c each; short wool, 50@a0c each:
medium, 90cGS1 long wool. $1s25@ 80; horse
hides. salt. S3@3-50 for large and a.50Q3 for
medium. S1G1.25 for small: horsehides. dry.
s2@3 for large and 81 25@2 for medium 5OcG
S1.25 for small and 25@50c for colts; deerskins
dry Mexican. S715 G40c: picked do. SEC; dry salt
do 30c: Mexican dry hides. 19c;. dry salt do. Ice;
picked do. 1Sc; goatskins. prime angora, 75c
extra large do, $3.50; large soc; medium, 35c;
small, 25c.
Taliow rendered, 5@5Ac; No. ?. "a
415c; grease. 2G31ac.
Wooi-Spring clip: Northern bright. 20@2sc:
osouu i4ac for free and 1a4c per sop
defective.
HopsAChoicc. s@9c; prime, T@71sc: common
5@6c per lb. Contracts for 1907 crop, 9lt@11c
per lb.
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Beans and Seeds

any description.
Beans tper ctl)-Bayos, s3.15@s.25; pea, $40
20; small white, So. .S50l3: large white. $260@
2.T0: pink, 81 24012.50 red $3.25@3.50; limas,
s4.75d4.90; red Kidneys S3.2J@3.5D; blackeyes,
$4.90@5: butter, $4.5o05; horse beans. S2@2.2 .25;
cranberry beans, $3.7564.
Seeds-Brown mustard, 3@3Nc; yellow mus
tard, nominal; faxseed. 81 @31ac; canary. 40
4hc; alfalfa, 141a @15c; rape, l@3tac; timothy,
nominal; hemp, &c; millet, sac per lb; broom
corn seed, $1S@20 per ton.
Dried Peas-NiIes, nominal; green peas, $3.50
@275 per ctl.
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Deciduous and Citru. Frufts

The hot weather caused q marked increase m
the consumption Of fresh fruits and the volume
Of trade was also swelled by active buying for
export on the Puget sound steamer Despite the
activity of trade. however. the market was weak
for all deciduous fruits, the receipts Of every
thing. particularly of the small tree varieties
were far In excess of requirements, and In the
afternoon price shading was general all along the
line. Receipts of cherries and all kinds OF ber-
rics, besides showing the eject OF the recent
market for both was decidedly weak, with the
Gamers able to secure large lots at low rates
Oranges and lemons were in sharp request, with
prunes were Offering for the first time this sea-
son. and brought 81. .25@1.50 crate. and seed
less grapes from Coachella sold at S2.50@4 4
crate.
Berries-strawberries, ss@10 per chest for
Longworths and $5@9 for the large varieties;
raspberries, S4. 5oG9 per- chest and $1-5o@1. 20
primus and s6@7 for genuine: loganberries. s.. so
@6 per chest for red and s466 for black; goose
berries. 7@Sc per ID for common and l0c for
English.
Apricots-75G9Oc for boxes and s101.25 for
Appies-Oid crop, s1.25@2 per box; new. 75c
a: % for large and 4oQ65c for small boxes.
Cherries-Packed. 6oc@s1 % per drawer; loose.
3@6c per lb for poor and sG121sc for choice.
00c for small crates; watermelons, - per ID.
Peaches-85caS1 per box; baskets. -.
Plums-Crates, sbc@sl.1o; boxes 5oQ75c;
baskets 75@S5c; Tragedy nrunes. s1.25G1 80
Citrus Fruits (per boxl-Navel oranges, 81 so
@3.75 for small and s1.5o@2.50 for large sizes;
seedlings, $1.50@2.50; Valencias, $3.50Q4; Med
for fancy, 81 5oa3 SO for choice and 81 .25@2 for
$4@5.
for Hawaiian and $3@3.50 for Central American;
pineapples, $245 per dozen.
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Meat Market


The market continues weak at the general de-
cline noted in Sundays issue. with more coming
in than the current consumption can absorb.
DRESSED MEATS.
Slaughterers' rates to dealers are as follows:
Bcef-61.@IAc per lb for steers and $40
GEc for cows.
veal-6h @s14c for large and s1sQe15c for
small.
Mutton-loG1o1sc for wethers, e@1oc for
ewes.
Handspring. IL u @121sc per lb.
Dressed Hogs-11 y 6I12c per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good, sound
livestock. delivered In San Francisco, less 90 per
cent shrinkage for cattle:
Cattle-Steers. No. /. Sc: second quality 7G
71sc: third quality. 6d61sc; cows and heifers,
7@I1sc for No, l.. second quality &c. third quail
ity SIC; bulls and stays. 3@skc.
Calyes-5c per lb for light: 4lsc for medium
and 32c for heavy (grpss weight.
sheep-wethers. 5@6c per ID; ewes. 4,s@51sc
(gross weight.
Thanksgiving, 6G6Hc.
Hogs-100 to 200 lbs. 115c per lb; 200 and up
ward. Gk@7c; boars so per cent, stays 30@40
per cent and sows 1o@2o per cent Of from
above quotations.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. June I7.-There was a sharp
advance, in the London market with spot
quoted at f1S9. f3 above the closing price of
last week. Futures were FL 6s higher at f1s1
los. Locally the market was nrm and about 55
points higher on the average. with spot quoted
at 42.70@42.75c.
Copper was higher in the London market.
with spot quoted at Ell 9s and futures at
f93 rs Cd. Locally the market unchanged
with lake quoted at 23.75d24. .50c: electroly tic.
% 25o42S. 2Sc: casting. 21.5 .50@22. 25c.
Lead was unchanged at 5.I5@5.s5c In the
local market, but los lower at f2o los in
London.
Spelter was unchanged at f24 los IN London
and at 6.4066.5oc locally.
Iron lower in the English market. with
standard foundry quoted at 56s and Cleveland
warrants at Sos 4hd. Locally the market
unchanged.
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Now Yark COTTON Marlset

NEW YORK, June f7.-E r. Hutton Co
say: Cotton opened steady, S@10 points down.
Trading was fairly active Shorts were good
sold out bulls. There are reports of increasing
boil weevil in Louisiana and Texas There will
probably be a great howl from these points this
season. as tie crop being so late gives them
great play. As TO the outlook OF the market, the
latter Is 20 doubt In better condition after this
decline The low prices naturally Influenced
buying by sold out bulls and considerable profit
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Cash Grain ana Prov,.,onx

CHICAGO, June 17.--Cash quotations were ms
follows: Flour. steady No. 2 spring wheat. 97c
@sl; No. 3. 92@S9c; No. 2 red. ssIk d9olac;
2 oats. 43%c; No. white. 45Hc; No. 8 white.
4AG45sc: No. rye, Sic: fair to choice mating
barley, t3@i5c; No. l northwestern 81 29H:
prime timothy seed, $4.73; clover contract
grades; s15-25; short ribs sides Qooae), ss3715
qs:621a mess pork. per bbl SIS. .so0115 90:
lard per 100 lbs, ss.621s; short clear sides
lboxed1, ss.75@s; whisky, basis of high wines,
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Receipts. shipments.
Butter. Chee.e and Err.

CHICAGO. June 11.-On the produce exchange
l9@23c; dairies. l7d2ic: eggs, 2663lc: at
mark. cases included 1914 6i4c: frsts 13c:
prime hrsts. lac: cheese, steady. 11% a13hc
changed from last week at e3c Output for the
week, 933 100 pounds.
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Condition of fhe Trea.ury

WASHINGTON, June lT.-Taday's statement
Of the treasury balances in the general fund
shows: Available cash values. $26i IA. 160: go a
cola and bullion, Ss3, ,632. .ll5; gold certificates,
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Visible Grain sunnlx

NEW YORK, June I7.-The visible supply
of grain Saturday, June Is. as compiled by the
Wheat, 600 bushels; decrease. 1.102.-
600. Corn. 5000 900 bushels; increase ,007 900.
Rye, 44el coo bushels: decrease IL. 900. Bar
ley, 7e3, 900 bushels; decrease. 167. 900.
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Hay and Feedstuns

Feedstufs continue in large supply on the
spot and weak, though prices are not allowed
to decline by the large holders.
The hay market along about the same.
Choice grades are bringing top quotations with
out difficulty. The receipts yesterday were
LOGO tons and included so cars.
Bran-s20@22 per ton.
Middlings-$27 @30 per ton.
Shorts-S2o. 50M %. so per ton.
Feedstuns-Rolled barley, $21@2s; mixed feed,
$21@24; oilcake meal nominal; cocoanut cake
or meal at mills. SIG in 10 and $2650 in 5 ton
lots; tobbing. ST. corn meal. $32; cracked corn.
$33; broom corn feed. 90c@S1 per ctl; alfalfa
ton; mealfalfa, $2e.50; jobbing, S2l.50.
Hay-Choice wheat. s22@24 per ton; good
wheat and oaf s19Mea. tame oaf sia@S 20. Wild
oat, s1l@14; alfalfa, S11@1350; stock, $S@10
per ton.
sStraw-6O@soc per bale.
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crystal dominos, s75c tablets. half DDS . ISs
boxes 61oc per ID. Barrels and 30 10 o SS lbs for
half bbIs 25c and boxes 5oc more Pc. p.,sn T5 bar
all grades. No order taken for Iess snsA
reIs or its equivalent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
avail store.-rurpentine and Ro.in

Naval Stores-Tufpentine and Hosin
SAVANNAH. Ga. June l7.-Turpentine. nrm. a
Rosin. Arm; sales 1,469; receipts 1,9O!; ship
ments 5s2; stock 80. o34. Quotations: ,o y -
$4.60; H. $4.s5; T. $500: K, So so; N, $40; n.
So. 5Q5.9O; W G, $5.e0; W w, $5.96.
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Poultry md Game

Two cars OF large western hens. delayed in
transit for week more. were finally mar
keted yesterday. Local retailers were apparently
waiting for this stock, as it met With brisk
demand and cleaned up fast, IS so dozen being
the ruling price. Offerings OF domestic stock
consisted almost entirely of carried over lots, for
which there was little or no inquiry, and the
quotations were therefore nominal.
Poultry (per dozen)-Hens S6G7 so for large
and $5@5.50 for small !: old ROSTERS S4015; young
ROSTERS, S7.50@10; fryers, $6.5oQ7 for large and
pSo0o for small: hroilers $3@4.5 so for large and
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Dried Fruits, Raising. Nuts and Honey

The hrmness and activity in fruits and
raisins continue. and further advances IN
prunes raisins and peaches quoted, while
apples have also gone up slightly 1t is re-
ported that 271zc has been paid for new april
cots.
The reports from the European prune crops
still poor and all three of the large pro-
ducing countries-France, Servia and Bosnia
report their crops considerably diminished from
the prospects Of several months ago.
Fruits. 1906 crop-Apricots, nominal; evapo-
rated apples. spot. 6l5@Tl1c; peaches. 9l19
sNGiHc large sizes 4is@se. 'a Future Selis, s
cries Of the 1907 crop are selling to packers
at 41a@4Zc per ID, size basis.
Raisns-Nominal. practically cleaned up. The
range of quotations for the 1907 crop is 6%@
DC for seeded. 81 @IAc for loose muscatels, Ga
@5c for seedless sultanas $1.40@1.50 for Lon
don layers and S2@3 for clusters.
Nuts-Almonds, nonpareils. 1I12 @1Sc; L.
1914 a G1sc; ne plus ultra. 16@1Sc; brakes. 1914
@l4c; Languedocs, 1914 @14c: hardshell. s01oc.
Wanuts, jobbing prices-Softshell. 15616c for
No. and 12@13c for No. 2; Italian chestnuts,
5@sc per ID.
Honey-New fancy white comb, lie asked; old
candied, SIC.
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taking by the shorts This rallied the market.
and later Mr.. Price published two very bullish
circulars and another explaining his position on
the July option sent prices about 15 points over
Saturdays close. Efforts made to continue
this improvement, but failed predictions of
fine weather for the next co nours
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PraYiafnna

Cured Meats-Bacon 151ac per lb for heavy.
15N G151sc for light medium, 161sc for light, II
@11Ec for extra light and 19@21c for sugar
cured; dry salted sides. 14c; bellies. 14a@l5c;
eastern sugar cured hams. 17@1Thc; California
hams, 16Hc; mess beef, 50 per bbl extra mess,
$3.50; family. $40: prime mess pork, $24; extra
clear. S27; mess. s25; pig pork, $2s; pigs feet
So; smoked beef, 14c per lb.
Lard-Terces quoted at 9Ac for California
compound. 9M for eastern compound and &c for
pure; half barrels. pure, 1oAc; 80 ID tins, 12Kc
10 lb tins. 12Ac; ID tins, IL &c; 3 ID tins. 1Sc
Cottolene-One half barrel, IL Sc; three half
barrels. 11Ac; tierce, 111sc; two tierces,
lie; i've tierces, l0%c.
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london CIosing stocks

Bar silver-Steady; 3oskd per ounce.
Money-3:z et315 per cent
The rate of discount in the open market for
short bills is 3 L. t6G4 per cent and for three
months bills ; I5-l66Ii per cent
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81. 2562-50 for small; pigeons, 81 2501. so
squads. 81. 5o@2; ducks, S.. 5000 for young and
4.ooGS for old; ,goslings $2@2- 80 per pair;
Game-fare. 81 5o@2. Is: rabbits. som2 so.
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Foreign Futures
sIinneavoIis Wheat Market

MINNEAPOLIS, June 17-Wheat-Juns. e61sc;
September, 05 &c; No. hard. $iQi.12h; No.
northern, 9e@09Hc; No. northern, BIC; NO.
northern. eSA 0841c.
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Hann I'm Lando
LOCAL MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June l7.--Hops In London (Pa
cinc coast). steady, e. 16s@f3 IS.
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FUTURES.
nHnA ILL
Flour and Farinaceous Good,

Flour-California family extras, S5.2065 20
net without discount; bakers extras, s5.2O@
5.45; supertne, "a. 10@ 80: Oregon and Washing
4.50 for cut of.
Farinaceous Goods-Prices In packages, net
cash, no discount, are as follows: Graham -four
So per 100 lbs: rye flour. $40; rye meal, So 20;
rice flour, ST20; corn meal. S2.75 extra cream
do, $40; oat meal, 81 10; oat groats, S4.30;
hominy So 340@3.60; buckwheat -four, "a; cracked
wheat, $3.50 farina, $420; whole wheat -four,
So 20; rolled oats. bbls. S6@7.25; in sacks, $3.50
pearl barley. S.. 40; split peas boxes, SO; green
peas, So per 100 lbs
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st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. June 1B.-Wool weak; medium
grades. combing and clothing, 25ls @26Hc; nsi
nne. H@21Ac; heavy fine. l6@l7c; tub
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SAN Francisco Mining Exchange

9:15 a. m. Regular Session
500 Silver Pick. 5cl
11:30 a.. m. Regular Session
1000 Gold Bar. 10 57l 500 CoIumbfa Mtn. 80
100 Gold1d Cons. q. sOl 100 tom Fraction . 20
1000 Blue BULL 26l1O00 Mayhower -. Sc
p. Session
1f00 Gid Cons 6 Ia 1000 Great Bend. - 81
100 Comb Frac- . -51 1000 Adams 80. 10
1000 Jumbo Ex. s5.1 ~ 1000 Adams -. 10
5000 Lige Harris. n3 1000 st Ives...... %
1000 Golden Sceptre ~
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BANKRUPT HOUSE KEEPER Hattie "
Reynolds. house keeper ut Eureka. fled pe'i-
ton In insolvency In the United states dlstiise ~
court yesterday She owes 81 .z9S and has 20"
assets.
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SALES
,rning Session
California stock and OH Exchange
NininC Stocks
COMSTOCkS


f. SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchange board yesterday:
COMSTOCKS
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Exchange and Bullion
Sterling exchange was higher.
Wheat and other Grains

wheat--The worlds shipments for the week
we're as foilows 10y Sal In quarters: Russia, Rus 22o 900;
112 900: Australian, SO. 900.
Chicago advanced Ike on bad reports from
the crop Kansas reported the crop suffering
from dry weather and hot winds. North Da-
kota reported damage by worms. and the crop
In Illinois and Missouri was said to be going
backward.
In this market December was 1c lower. The
spot market was quoted weak, but not actually
lower, with buyers and sellers stin apart.
California club, s1.6o@1.52h; do milling,
81. 90: California white Australian. 81 656l1 20;
lower grades of California 81 2o@1 40: northern
club, nominal; northern bluestem, 81. .6OGI 67 n
northern red, nominal.
FUTURES
1920 a. m. session.
December-$ 54
Barey-The effect of the unexpected large
carryover is becoming more pronounced and the
market Is not only very dull but very weak, with
81. 20 about the best price obtainabie for
CASH BARLEY
Good to choice feed, spot 81. 20; common to
fair. sl.15@I173s per ctl; brewing and shipping,
81 221s Ql.27h perctl; chevalier, sl2o0l. 40 per
FUTURES.
December sis s2s9 slaff hlfh sliSx Lng sf cISss 1ss
Oats-Handlers continue to quote very weak
good many fne whites Offering now, and the two
northern states hare large supplies which they
st Hence ' ths Gn ns at the
Good to choice red. S1.45Q1.55; fancy, 81 so
@1;6S; common to fair: $l.371s al. .42h white,
81 s5@si 90 black; nominal, none Offering; gray,
corn-There is nothing new to report in this
grain, Trade is dull but the market rules nrm.
large yellow. s1.5o@1 So; white. nominal; west.
ern state sacked yellow, guaranteed dry 81 50a
vt. yntian 90 q i Mixed h To- arrive
Rye.sl ,4o@1 80 per csl for California and
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CALIFORNIA
NEVADA

BidAss. Bias
Argonaut ....4.65 --lGnwtr Mohwk Is
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Informal Session-12:30 to ? .. m
5000 Adams. TO-. 10 500 Cid Con M.s. 27n
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-25

John j. Jones. OF The y. =. and Short
Line secret service. returned Tuesday
from q five weeks chase through the
east after G. II Calland. of Ogden.
defaultinR claim adjuster for the Harri.
man lines. Jones and the special agents
aho were engaged in the pursuit did not
apprehend Calland. but they were Close
on his trail several times To the sur
prise Of the company officials. Callaud
returned to Ogden last Friday and gave
himself mp. He got away with over
q. 900 OF the companyis money.
The many Montpelier friends Of G. n.
Hammond will be pleased 70 know that
he IL receiving great benefit At the
Bernarr Macfadden sanitarium At
Battle Greek. Mich. where be has been
for couple Of months. His case IL
mentioned In the November number Of
Physical Culture. and the writer aays.
although he bad been under treat
ment bnt little over two weeks when 1
saw him, be had already made smazing
improvement: his body was beginning
to assume a nearly upright attitude and
he was able TO put on and On his clothes
without aid. which WAS something he
had not been able to accomplish for two
years previous"
Blaine Phillips. the veil known mag
anime and newspapsT writer. spent Mon
day Ia Montpelier. Mr.. Phillips 10 se.
curing data from all the principal
points along The short Line. from which
20 prepare copy for The Union Pacific
annual book. Sights and sosnes from
/ the Car Window" Heretofore thls book
has been devoted exclusively 20 the ter.
TitOFy covered b. the Union Pacific. bul
the forthcoming edition will cover tlss
Short Line from Granger 20 Hunfinx
ton ank from SAT- Lake 20 Butte. Ever
point "a Interest alogg the Short Lins
viii be pictured By Mr Phillips n M
most entertaining style. Sloutp~liei
and Bear Lake county will receive
prominent menfsop and . god view Q
! Bear Lake will aVPeag ~ the book.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-25
Paris Piekups.

The county recorder. Ia compliance
with the new law requiring the regis
tration of births death aud marriages.
and report thereon at the close Of
each quarter to the state board ~ health
at Boise, submitted the following from
lhis comfy for July, August and sep
tember
Births 20.
| deaths ~
| I Marriages -
The report on marriages does not
give US the correct number Of young
people In this valley who have launch.
ed their ship on the sea of mAtrlmony
as Il many have been married In salt
Lake aud Logan This report win ~.
plain why the doctors in this county all
wear sweet smile and the nndertakers
have snefi y earewoFn expression.
Il NJ Pugmire has sold and trans
ferred his stock ofigeneral merchandise
to Arthur Pendry. .Mr pendry lately
returned from mission 10 Great Brit.
ian and will no doubt do good bual
ness. He invites the patronage % all
his acquaintance. Mr.. Pugmlre retirea
from the business field In Paris with
the good wil If Hll who met aud did
! business with him
There l. a new candy store established
On corner Of Main and First South
streets and Is presided over by w. ".
Richards.
The Young Mems Mutual commenced
ia the first ward last Tuesday night
The local officers were all In attendance
but Pres. Rich. Pres. Richards Pres.
sutton and councillors rs well ~ the
Bishop and hts councillors we're consplc.
uous for their absence sotSIthstand
ing the fact that the Rraphophons Ia
Richards new candy store, inst acTu.s
the street from The meeting house. Wa
grinding ont beautiful strains Of mnaic
during the meeting hour. the junior tie
partment WA pretty well represented
and there we're ieN ia the senior class
Gsorge Painter Is lying sick al The
home Of his parents. Mr. and Mrs VIM
Painter in Bloomington, with typhoid
fever. lie has been sick for ahpnt teb
days. bat n getting along Nv nicely -
can be expected under the circumstance
A. q. Austin. Of Liberty. who wms
operated on no long since for empyeluA
will probably have ~ undergo another
operation for necrosis % the rib.
4 fine hoy was born 70 Mr.. and MFa
Moroui Jacobsen u Bloomiux ton. Mon
day last
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-25
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Montpelier. Franklin and Preston,
idaho. Logan aud oarlaad. Utah
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only so cents.

What IL the reason that sotne people
pay more for Second hand furniture al
AN anction sale than they can hny new
goods tory They are easy. Don't hc In
that class We have just received an.
other carload 10 furniture aud can tix
Won ont at right prices, We have =
large line Of rings and carpets Special
a axt2 wool and cotton ingram rug for
"a 20. They cant he beat ~ price or
qnalEty; - patterns l.. e. Vincent
Furniture Go.
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Land Sale At Gooding.

For the opening Tor entry " 70 90
acres OF land by the Idaho Irrigation
company ~ aoosIiug on Nov. ia. the
short Line will cell tickets AZ he rals
Of two cents pr mills Ia each direction.
Dates u sale Nov. 10 20 - Inclusive.
tickets good retaining until NOV ~.
a u NATTa0x. Agent.
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oaInsy. sproln. . swsIIlna cotsa

Ia November. 1901, caught eas.i
and had the quinsy. Ny throat -
swoiiea - could hardly breathe. a..
piled ChamteTlAin's Faim nalm and Il
gave me rpiIef Ii short time. In t@o
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