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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

d Miles is convalescing from a |
be with typhoid fever. 1
line Of spring shirts, hats, ETC.,
j Whitman's. OIL
thatcher Co. carries everything
musical line. 5V
Helton & Kirby Vaudeville Com
Il Strong's hall every night next
kinds of new embroideries just
lat H. b. Whitman's. oil
] ia Brady went to Pocatello Sat
syr a week or ten days visit.
8E. Marks, notal y public and fire
nee. 90
|5lendid assortment of valentines
|snyates' store; call and see them.
NJ 4sag!ey, OF Thomas Fork, is
ag with a severe attack of sciatic
atism.
with the goods-Stewart, the
Harrison Hess and Mrs. Tn os.
rs of Georgetown are both qui te
pneumonia.
E Nelson and family returned
sday from month s visit with
IS at Lorimor, Iowa.
is, organs and monographs sold
! payments at Nielsen's Music q
81 Store. 40
she beautiful new line of spring
sns at LIT cents per yard; new
|nsat Ell. B. Whitman's. 81
k4. G. Hillier, who has been seri-
IL with pneumonia, was reported
|af better this morning.
yer, cheese, and signature stamps
ID order by n. J. Floyd, Paris,
-7- Al
|Ated, 90 head of horses to- winter
.roo44 tjneaihS hay; inquire o.
IS .hl, Garden City, Utah.
re will be meeting of the Com
~ club this, Friday, evening. A,
Ihars are requested to be present.
Extra choice selection of talking
aine records now on hand at tn
ar Music Co.'S store. 5O
zen want something nice in ne'
* dress goods, wool or cotton, Ca
see the new goods at Fl B. Whit
81 81
rice harvest has been complete
nd large quantity OF excelleu
AMs been stored for next summer
pod supply of Rock Springs co
49, on hand at the Grove livel
~ Orders promptly filled.
K and Mrs. J. T. Jones left Tuesdt
Dir future home in Malad Nj
viii be greatly missed by her a
ses here.
gee hundred yards of remnants
hams, all good size pieces; these a
Y snaps; Whitman's Bargain Bas
NJ 81
~ door leading from the hallw
Strong's hall has been hung SO
'wing both ways, a change that W
ID needed.
~ are still cleaning and repair
Ihes at reasonable rates. CHI
Enid, the tailor.
aon was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
"a of Emmett last Monday. n
en- is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
18th of this city.
ost, a roam mare, two years Q
Inded JF combined on right should
y one returning the animal to
Il be rewarded.--Ed Lewis. Mo
iier, :
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

Last Saturday prominent churcn
workers from all parts of the valley
made Paris a pleasant visit. The &C.
casion was the regular monthly state
priesthood meeting4 ..-----.------------.I
. Paris yQung men are getting to be
quite sporty" horse racing being the
sport mostly INDUCED in and Canyon
street the race course. Several races
occurred last week between local
teams, as well as match race on Sat
urday last between a Paris team and a
team from Dingle. Paris team won.
Saturday evening there was ban
quet given the Y. NJ. and Y. Z. associa.
tions of Paris to the visiting improve
ment association workers of Bear Lake
state. Three hundred persons We're
present and all enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely,
Sunday NJ. l, A. conference was
held in the Tabernacle, on which oc-
casion there was rendered a splendid
program Of religious character. The
visitors from Salt Lake. representing
the general board, we're Edward II.
Anderson and Mrs. Campbell. Elder
Morris, president of N. l. associations
in Salt Lake was at the conference.
For some time past the people Of
y Paris have noticed a poorly clad woman
, passing through their city on hay
; fack, early in the morning and then
! in the afternoon on a load Of hay. Nc
/ matter how cold the weather, this
! woman faced the breeze and returned
kith as large load Of hay as any o
! the men. Our hearts went out to he
2 la pity as we were sure that she was
/ poor idow. striving to raise a famil!
e OF children. Imagine our surprise AM
] disgust when after careful inquiry. "
learned that she was the wife of o big
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31
The Kymry Club.

The Young Ladies Department of the
Kymry Club met with Miss Unna
SpongberS on Jan. "a. Eleven members
responded to roll call with current
events. ---~-----------------.-----
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

The work of changing the telephone
wires on Main street into the cable was
completed last Saturday. It makes q
big improvement in the appearance OF
the street, especially at the corner
where the wires ran into the central
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

The bonanza company is now work.
ing three shifts of men each on the
drift and in few days three shifts will
be put on the shaft. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

big improvement in the appearance OF
the street, especially at the corner
where the wires ran into the central
Office =.
q. A. Bolton, general manager of the
Salt Lake house of the Fairbanks Morse
Co. was here last Saturday and went
up to the Bonanza Cos property 10 in
spect the machinery recently installed
by that company. He found everything
working O. K.
Benidmin Guttiug of Evanston, Y.
P. passenger engineer, was instantly
killed last Sunday, by being knocked
from his engine into the Weber river
while standing ON the step of the cab
watching a hot box. He leaves wife
and large family. Cutting was known
nv many of the railroad men of Mont
pelier.
II D, ]. E,rod. secretary of the Pocatello
Aerie of Eagles, spent Tuesday here
and secured the applications of four OF
1--we who will go to Pocatello Feb.6 to bf
initiated into that order with a class OIL
about 100 The date marks the Sth an
niversary of the Pocatello Aerie and thu
Gate City Eagles are going to do thing
ND in grand style. At the close of worl
: in the lodge room sumptuons banque
$ viii be served. at which covers will b.
laid for 800
In keeping with the policy inaugural
ed By the Hartman 81 stem in reducing
{. the working force at al points alonI
2 the line, number of men have bee
! laid off in Montpelier and the hours 9
j some have been reduced from 3 to 9, ]
/ The shops about 10 men have been lat
i off and the day machinists are onl
Il working 8 hours. Two operators al
ri now doing the work OF three men an
el one freight rustler aud bill clerk hay
T. been laid off. How long this order vi
fcoatinue, no man knoweth.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

All suits from our fall and winter
samples will be made at reduced prices
during January and February. Chas.
Schmid, the tailor. AZ
j. M. Richardson. who has been here
for couple Of months, went to Salt
Lake this week, but will return here
soon and resume giving instructions on
the piano.
Bishop Hayes Of Georgetown, took
his sons Thomas and MILFORD to Ogden
today to undergo operations by Dr.
Rich-'rhomas for appendicitis and Will
ford for rupture.
Apples, we'll, guess and Payette ap
plea, too Ganos, Delaware Reds, Wine
Saps, Jonathans, Roman Beauties and
Black Twigs. Stewart, the grocer.
TAe~t total enrolment in our public
4 schools is now $40. The highest enroll
ment during the last school year was
Ats. The average daily attendance is
tuow about l75. ----I~
John H. Stoner has been appointed
postmaster at Cokeville, succeeding his
uncle, j. w. Stoner, deceased. He has
also been appointed manager of the
Stoner Mercantile Co.
See our samples for spring and SUM
, mer suits; the largest assortment ever
} shown in Montpelier. Chas. Schmid
the tailor A
Miss Bessie Brainard of Payette, wht
. visited at the Underwood home for
. number of weeks last summer, has gon'
to Southern California to remain sever
al months ia she hope of benedtting he
health.
Thos Enos, manager of the Emo
: harness shop, informs us that bushes
was never better with him. lie ha
recently had to increase hSAforce
l harness makers, and Theo Wright hs
4 accepted position in the shop
Will Osborn of Rexburg, is visitin
d with Montpelier friends and relatives
= Dave Keeney is oyer from Alton. d
has been bothered with rheumatisi
g lately and he came over TO see II til
v doctors could give him some relief.
Attend the dance at tn
! pavilion tomorrow night
Tickets OnIy 20 cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31
Paris News Items.

Last Saturday prominent church
workers from all parts of the valley
made Paris a pleasant visit. The &C.
casion was the regular monthly state
priesthood meeting.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

Dad" BRYAN, veterinary surgeon,
calls promptly attended to in any part
OF the county; phone No. 8. 80
At Salt Lake Tuesday marriage
license was issued to Jos T. Derricott
of Orton, Canada, and Phoebe Sleight
Of Lanark, this county.
Brakeman r. N. Jones has been trans
ferred to the Fourth district with head
quarters at Glenu's Ferry. Mrs. Jones
will join him there in about a week.
Buy the kind of pianos that have
proven by years of use to stand the test
in our climate. Nielsen sells that kind
on easy terms and no interest. 40
Several more volumes of good books
haye been donated to the free public
library the past week. Calls for books
from the library are increasing each
week
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

Z The directors Of the Bonneville Copl
per Mining company will meet tonight
to make arrangements 70 put force OF
men to work about the 18th of next
month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31

M. L. deJulien will leave tomorrow
for San Francisco and other California
points on business in connection with
the Bonanza Mining Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-31
Local News
|lier, Idaho, Jan. 81, 1908.

liz. Harris, Notary Public.
Miles is convalescing from
be with typhoid fever.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
DEMOCRATS BUSY
HOLDING MEETINGS

on Friday evening Of this week
Democratic voters in the Sixth ward
viii meet at No, 2ll East Fourteenth
street to form a Bryan and Kern club.
on the same evening the Twelfth
Ward Democratic Club will hold a
ratification meeting in its clubhouse,
Searles street between Second and
Third, at which a number OF promi-
nent speakers win make addresses and
candidates on the county ticket will
be present.
On Thursday night the Eleventh
Ward Democratic Legion will cele-
brate its anniversary. The most i'm
portant feature on the program will
be the burning OF the mortgage on the
Clubs home, at Maple and Beech
streets.
The Democratic mass meeting which
was to have been held in Henry Clay
on the evening of October s, has been
postponed to a later date.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
4O5 Market ST. 4O4 Shipley ST
MR.. CROZIER WAS
NOT A CANDIDATE

At the request Of Alfred o. Crozier.
the following letter is published in
order 10 set al rest certain rumors
which are abroad as to the reasons why
Air Crozier was not nominated for
Congress by the Prohlbitionists. II
viii be noticed that the letter was
written prior to the Democratic and
Prohibition conventions:
Herklmer. n. Y. sept. H. 1908.
Rev John NJ. Arters Wilmington. Del
My Dear Mr.. Arters: While I appre-
eiate the kindness and confidence
shown me. please make it plain to my
riends there that under no circum-
stances could I accept am Independent
domination for Congress. either witt
'r without Democratic endorsement
You. Of course. know I was not I
'andidate for the Republican nofnina.
tion and ] prefer that my attitude
shall remain educational and only al
an humble private citizen trying t.
aid the good people Of Delaware il
the things that viii ward off harm an,
] do good for the moral and materla
welfare Of our State.
Sincerely yours,
Alfred o. Crozier.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
100000 KISSES
FOR MRS. BENJAMIN
Gallant Skipper Sent Them to
Former Wilmington Girl
and Husband Sues
FERVID LOVE LETTERS

ATLANTIC CITY, oct. 6.-One hun
dred thousand kisses, forwarded 81
mail to Mrs. Margaret Benjamin. a
handsome Philadelphia matron. for
merly Of Wilmington, Del, form the
basis of suit begun at Mays Landing,
by Thomas Benjamin. her husband,
against Captain Charles w Foster, an
inlet skipper. for damages for the
alienation OF Mrs. Benjamin's affec-
tions
BENJAMIN, who is a dealer IN school
and Office supplies in the Lippincott
Building. Philadelphia. says he has been
damaged to the extent Of $4,000 by
the loss OF his wife's love, and promises
details Of the alleged courtship Of Cap
tain Foster when the case comes TO
trial next month
The husband has letters, he says.
that not only reveal the freight OF
kisses by United States mail route, but
a bunch Of endearlng terms besides
In his declaration of suit. Benjamin
says letters from Captain Foster to
Mrs. Benamjin were intercepted ana
read. Incidentally the husband COM
plains that Foster acquired improper
influence over his wife. and names
dates on which he says the two met
in Atlantic city last summer.
Foster has been skipper OF the big
yacht y. Willard Morgan for several
years, and the suit has created sem
sation among his friends of the inlet
fleet who knew him as a rough-and- p
ready mariner
Whether the letters were written by
the muscular captain or not. they would
do credit to the most sentimental beau
MY darling" my precious darling
my darling sweetheart" and my pre-
cious darling baby" are some OF the
expressions which the angry husband
says helped TO fascinate his wife
MY heart is breaking because of
YOUR absence. and I never loved any
one as well as love YOU" SAYS an9ther
section of an epistie, according "a the
declaration "Just now } am unhappy
but ! am looking for that good, happy
day to come when we can he more
than sweethearts 7 can't think OF
anything else or enjoy any one else s
society. We are getting closer every
day and things must be fixed soon 50
that we two will be happier"
Benjamin says I'm the papers filed
yesterday that Captain Foster per-
suaded Mrs. Benjamin TO come TO At
lantic city last June. and that shg
is still here under his influence
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin have beer
married seven years. she having been
Miss Margaret Kane. a Wilmington
girl. According 10 the husband. hf
and his wife lived peacefully and
happily together" until the summer OF
1907, when the wife first met the hand
some skipper while enjoying Yacht
/ ing trips here. Late IN that summer
the husband declared. the bronco
skipper acquired improper inapence
over Mrs BENJAMIN. and in Nav. p
this year. saws the husband, Foste
succeeded in entirely alternating tn
affections OF Mrs Benjamin Foste
is married.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
AVENUE THEATRE TO
OPEN NEXT MONDAY

The new Avenue Theatre will open
next Monday and an unusually big bilt
is announced of vaudeville features for
the initial week. Ths box Office Will
open Thursday of this week for tho
sale Of seats.
Both James f. Mackey. the lessee,
and Daniel Humphrles, the manager
have returned from business trips IN
the interests of the new playhouse
and are now arranging the local de-
tails.
After the opening OF the box Office
seats NAV be ordered by telephone or
nv mail. ana tickets will he delivere
by messenger If it is SO desired. The
messenger service will be free Il is
a new plan in theatrical business and
will Undoubtedly be a great accom-
mediation to many who wish 40 secure
their seats in advance.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
PUBLIC SALES


d uBLIC SALE OF S1,500O0 WORTH OF
Superior Furniture Carpets, Bedding,
Table Linen. Etc, will be sold at Std
ham a. Sons Auction Store, III East
Fourth Street, Friday. October eth. 1905.
at / r. NJ. sharp. fine oak and walnut
eled iron beds in sizes IT,. ~ IT,. ~ n
is fine cotton and husk mattresses, !
large and superior parlor suits, carved
mahogany frames and upholstered IN six
brocade. mercerized verona and satin
damask: 5 couches in verona and leath-
tables, cane and wood seat dining chairs,
revolving barber chairs, large barber
pole. chiffonier. fancy parlor tables. II
room stoves and COOK stoves, dishes,
REDDING. ETC. ALL NEw-4oo pairs
OF hich-grade wool blankets. gray, brown
ana white, with borders; p bed spreads,
o5 pairs hemstitched pillow cases. Turk
ish towels. table cloths 10 dozen napkins
10 heavy Quilts. 7 pairs Of lace curtains: l..
OF new uisfit Alex. smith & Sons car-
pets IN velvet Brussels and tapestry. >
BrusseI rugs 9Xl2. Administer Rugs 9Al-.
these are fine patterns and designs. a
regular $3.50 rug Also art squares IN
inerain Sx12: and many other articles
This Is positively the largest and ncs,
sale Of Fine Furniture and Carpets that
will be held this fall. The above goods
are nearly new and have been cousisned
they win bring. Don't miss thie sale or
81 5000 worth Of Furniture aud Carpets.
Every lot Will positively be sold for what
they Will bring Visit our store III East
Fourth street and inspect these goods the
day before sale and morning Of sale
D. 4 A. Phone Ss5. Estaohsnsq leeS
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
RFGISrER,s ORDERS
REGIsTERs ORDER
Ofncn OF the EaGlaior Of Wllla

REGISTERS ORDER.
Office OF the Register OF Wills
New Castle County. Del, Sept. 26, 1908.
Upon the Application OF Jennie /.
Scott, executriX OF John v. Scott. late Of
Wilmington hundred. in said county, de-
ceased, Il IL ordered and directed BY the
Register Of Wills that the ENecutriX
aforesaid give notice OF granting Of Lett
ters IestnmentarS upon the estate
OF the deceased, with the date OF rrant-
10 be posted within forty DAYS from the
date OF such Letters IN six Of he most
public places Of The county OF New Castle.
requiring all persons having demands
against the estate 10 present the same. OF
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
same 10 be inserted within the same
period IN The Evening Journal, a news
paper published In Wilmington. Del, and
20 be continued therein three weeks
(e. o. a.
Given under the hand and sea-
OF office Of the Register Of WI 4
Aforesaid, at Wilmington, IN New
(SEAL) Castle county aforesaid the day
and year above written.
FRANCIS NJ, WALKER,
Register OF Wills
tamentary were In due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned on the
twenty sixth day of September, A. d.
1905. and that all persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same. duly attested, 20 the
said Executrix. on or before the twenty
sixth day OF September. A. d. 1909 or
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case
made and provided.
Address william T. Lyman, Esq, At
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
s2q-Qt-end
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
"MERoDE" HAND-FlNIsHsD
SneciaI Mention

A few odd lots OF Ladies' and Chill
drens Underwear that we ere closing
out at greatly reduced prices They
are simply numbers we will not be
keeping up but an are good reliable
grades and seasonable weights, and at
the low prices they have been marked
surely will not last long
Special Lot No. Ladies' Natural
Wool Vests and Pants
sc grade now 60c.
S1.00 grade now zoe.
Special Lot 30. 2.-Ladies' "Oncita"
Union Suits. white and natural
Si00 grade now soc.
S1-25 grade now soc.
$l.75 grade now s1.O0
Special Lot No. 3.-Chiidron's White
MerlnO Vests and Pants. sold at i0c 10
zoe. according TO size-now marked 25c
to soc
Special Lot no i.-Boys White
Morino Shirts and Drawers the Amer
lean Hosiery Companys make. for
merly sold at 65c TO s1,O5-now marked
soc and soc.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
DEFEND
THEIR JUDGMENT

CHESTER. Pa. Oct 6-Aldertnan
Carter Holt Elliott and Stockman. the
four who were censurei last week hy
the Grand Jury for sending trivial
cases TO court. have thrown down the
def 10 the Grand jury in a statement
made snglv. in which the substance
was to the effect that between the time
the cases go before the aldermen ard
the time they get into the hands of the
Grand Ju-y there is often a change OF
sentiment on the part of the COM
plainants. and the cases are not then
made as strong as they were before
the local magistrate.
The claim is made that no cases are
at anv time taken unless they appear
10 have the necessary strength on the
surface.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
sKEER up, We VIII Help You

No MATTER what creed or national
ty you are you can get accommoda-
tions here.
We will loan you money in sums
from $500 and upwards. on HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, PIANOS,
AUTOS, ETC, with or WITHOUT re-
moving the same from your possession.
You can repay US in Weekly or Month
ly payments If so desired
WE DO NOT CHARGE
compound interest or for Imaginary
Services Rendered or for other things
calculated 10 hoodwink YOU
q WE DON'T do business that way.
Positively strictly legal rates according
10 the Laws Of the State and no other
charges whatever
NEVER BEFORE known in this city,
was money loaned with the same
splendid advantages that are being Of
fered by this company
TAKE TIME TO INVESTIGATE
and you VIII be convinced that this Is
the only place in the city WHERE YOU
can borrow money. If not convenient
to call write or phone US and our rep
resentative will call at your home.
Open Every Evening Until 9 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1908-10-06
PILFER BOOKS
FROM LIBRARY
Librarian Bailey May Re-
arrange Desk to Give Clear
View Of All the Shelves
GROWTH IN CIRCULATION

The circulation OF books at the VIII
mington Free Library increased during
the month of September considerably
over the circulation of year ago for
the same time. the average number of
books daily that left the library
shelves being seventy-nve
Surprising as il may seem to books
We're not in the majority of fiction,
For the most part they were OF sociol-
ogy, religion. useful arts, technical
works. etc.
AT the present time Librarian Bailey
and his assistants are busy taking an
inventory of the books Librarian
Bailey states that there have been re-
cent depredations, and that IL IS fear
ed that the loss will be found extern
sive when full inventory has been
made lie thinks that Ia view OF the
pilferine OF books from the library
shelves It would be a good plan to re-
arrange the system now IN vogue of
lcanng volumns possibly 60 place the
desk nearer tho entrance To- the room
so that the patron passing out nieht
be under the supervision of the desk
ANNNMANAAAHs AAl NNANT WNN NN fNNhNN "N
almost impossible for anyone 20 con-
ceal a book beneath "a garment OF
wearing appnrcl
in other libraries whore patrons are
allowed TO have fun access to the books
in the shelves the arrangement OF the
desk is where view may be had OF
the shelves and so fixed that persons
/ borrowing books have 60 pass before
the desk on their way out This plar
lmlnimizes the chances of any on,
stealing a book and getting away will
lit.
Many New Volumes.
During the month several new vol
umes have been added. one OF th'
| limportant additions is the three vol
umes Of letters Of queen Elizabeth
/ Other new books are the letters OF
Mrs Stevenson. The mother of Rober
Louis Stevenson the Romance of
an Old Fashioned ship Captain" the
memories Of German Burgomaster.
/ Dr. Worcester's book OF Religion an,
Medicine" a volume on "Airships Pas
I and Present" history of astronomy
the Friendly stars and Hamilton
Wright Mabies book on the shor
story
/ DR.. Worcester's book is particularly
/ timely as il takes up the discussion o
mental healing and the new Emman
uei movement.
There have been received severa
bound volumes Of periodicals 10 com
nlete sets which had come from tim
20 time from the Library OF Congress
These are valuable documents for ref
erence and make an excellent addition
10 the reference department
Librarian Bailey IS preparing 20 issu
soon a pamphlet containing n list q
one hundred good novels These novel
win not be limited IN selection bt
win extend over an periods when goo
literature was produced
Books For Young Men.
Later Librarian Bailey viii prepai
list OF books for Young men
AS there is considerable discussio
pertaining 70 aviation and air-shp
idirigihle balloons. and the like, Librai
! ian Bailey has had prepared a bulleti
showing the different methods Of cor
structins these ships. particularly n
air ships with which the Wrights ha,
made 30 many experiments In the
battle to conquer the air
The bulletin is very interesting an
instructive.