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The Coconino sun., 1908-06-05

FRED DENNITr, Commissioner of the General Land office, Appoyed April l4, 1908. JESSE s, WILL SON, Assistant Secretary of the In- terior. lst May l5 last June ,.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-05
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

sabbath School 9:i5 a. n. Morning Worship q :uO q. m Christian tn eayor i!l5 D. m Evening Worship s:OO D. m. Mid week prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at s;uO o'clock
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY
ADVENTIST CHURCH

sabbath School Service at , D. m. Bible study at3 Prayer meeting rhur,uuy evening 7;h Bible study sunday evening at q clock. All are welcome to attend these services.
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-05

'OTRT COCONiNO. NO s96 iNDEPEND-
 ENT ORDER or FcREsTERS
The Coconino sun., 1908-06-05

Meets first and third Thur-days in each month In Elks Hall Visiting members invited to attend the Court meetings,
 JOHN M CLARK. C. k SCOTT r. LINN, Recording Secretary. F. l.. BEAL. Financial Secretary.
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1906 DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1906
AMOUNTS LESS THAN $500.

AMOUNTS LESS THAN $500.
The delinquent tax list of known and unknown owners OF
said land, real estate and personal property Of Chaves Coun-
ty. New Mexico, as levied and assessed against said proper
In the aggregate in each case to less than twenty-five dollars,
$500.
The following being the abbreviattons used In aid list:
North. N: South, s.; East, E.; West, W.; Section, Sec;
township, T.; Range, R.; Addition, Add. Subdivision. Subd.;
Heights, Hts; Undivided. Und.; Beginning, Beg: Block. Blk;
Feet, TT; New Mexico. N. M.
PRECINCT NO. 1.
Tax. Pen. Pub Total Pg.
Cooner r. L. Personal 63s 81 .s lbs z
Cooper. E. l.. 1857 Ss !o 1s1o .
W. 33 It. of lots /, 2. 3, blk. IL. Ros-
well; Lots IL and IL. blk. /,
North Spring River Add. to Ros-
well. N. NJ.
Dallas Land and Cattle Co, $50 "a Los SIS 3
N1-2 NE14 and SE14 NE14 and
NE14 NW14 Sec. 4. T. 8 S, r. 26 e.
Edd1eman. L. e., Personal 1887 81 80 1883 y
Eddleman. L. z, eN ~ 80 e1
% Int. in SE14 Sw14 Sec. rs. rs
8, R. % e.
Garst, Julius. It's @S L4o s1
Lots 8, 9, 10, IL. IL Is. IA, blk l.
Ovard's Add. to Roswell. N. NJ.
Greathouse. D. b.. Personal $50 30 30 ST IL
ar,l,o 7 H. Personal 76 ST .y6 sos II
HINT Mrs. Rosa, 361 III 70 3ys 10
W. 1872 It. of e. 176 n. of lot 81,
Belle Plain
c.rstensen. Fred, Personal 6yss IL 80 ss1 8
caratensen. Fred. lzss 81 20 lszo .
Lot 10. bk. %, West Side Add; 70 ~
Roswell. n. n.
La Riba, Eranoito. P~sonal 16e II - S11 II
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NOTICE
UNDER $500.

To all tax payers of Cnaves county, New Mexico, who are
delinquent for taxes of a. d. 1905, whose taxes due amount
to less than $500, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that on the First Monday in Nov
ember, A. D. 1908, same being the End day Of said month,
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon ana
4 o'clock IA the afternoon of said day, at the front door of
the County Court House of Chaves County, in Roswell, New
Mexico, 1 VIM offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash, the property described in the above and foregoing list
on which the taxes delinquent amount to less than $500,
and will continue said sale from day to day, not exceeding
sixty days, until all of said property shall be sold or as mucn
thereof a may be necessary to realize the respective am
cunts due. Ard in case there is no purchaser in good faith
bidding upon any part of said property, then the same will
Notice is further given that this list was delayed in being
published by reason of not having the list prepared to snow
a full and complete list of all real estate upon which the
taxes were delinquent at the time first required by law to
be published.
witness my hand this 18th day of August, A. D. 1908.
J. 8. Lea,
Treasurer and ExOmcio Col
lector of Chaves County, New
Mexico.
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MeVer1- AaC~--.-aa -naH~. II 10 81 LIZ i4zz ~
Fl WI i. and !, sw, -, WI sm,. and "
SEA Sec. Il, and NJ ani4 Sec.
ssssss: u 5sss vi I, Persona Ss,sss., SIS :: < 3: 80 e Z. !:
Patton, S. E., 2s22 16 20 z4.5s zs
pI Lot 8 n Slz- +. Roswell lass Is 20 1871 ?,
Lot u. blk. 8. West Side Add. to
P Philips. n e: N n. A, Personal 1ss 80 Z. 20 1 1ss = Z:
VIZ lot II. e. CAPTAIN View.
sssRss: + +: C. g. Personal 1893 Ss 81: IS e '1 hs e e
= = =$i{s: : !: r. 7: N 5@ F.; $si''''' = =: : 5: 5: !: s: !: $ &: !: !: ]:
s sbi e s sv f 's &c. !: i Hss +: i 50 8. e e. s4n.
Stewart jim, & Collins G. sl 80 IS 70s 81
Walton, w. R., Personal 1888 81 .s5 1885 80
PRECINCT NO. 2.
Chewing. Heir, Of. Ia Pes :ss PUB is; r s'ss r :;
Lots 3. 4, 5. Sec s, T. IL s. R. % E.
NE14 Nw14 sw14 Sec. 1. T. II s.
s sss!sT R51a ass' Personal s sss 8: g ,s s5 -, ,ss !: !: 3
5 5Ss,d !; : a a. t, =. Roswell 3; s1n.s i. M.
Lot y. blk. 3. ovards Add. to Ros-
ovards Add. to RosweI, n. M:
! I'd sa' to II fs o2sass N Aa NJ to a3 ss. ? and
HnmDsrsx E : H. Personal szs !: rs ssy .s
AG S1s 5s /! s1ss' :. A,amsa. Hts;
Torres, Juan. Personal sss ~ So 80 05
sT1 ! WI sa ss aPs s sHi!4 . sS1 ss,-.
SEA- Sec: 80. T. 10 S, R. % E.
kssvs ! m 4. : NJ blk. s. 0va'''' Add. to
WIS., s1:s sH y + Sec. 20. T. IL S. R. "a : so ~ "
Ess ;5T sparks Add, to
Evans. Mrs. A. l., Personal s2s 80 .s5 U.ss os
PRECINCT NO.
Tax. Pen. Pub. Total Pg.
Ray, J. R., 1888 "A 10 12O2 So
SwI4 Sec 6 q and Nrn4 Sec. 80.
SE$t 81 asi; - 8 III Il sss ss VIZ 3. '' ''' - ''
Brams, Mrs: Anna; s24 81 LOS 7so 81
s. and r. n N1 Z. S"n-* Sec H. T.
sD14 Sec: %, 7. 10 s., R. rs E.
oa swi4 A s%WsHI11sf's e 6 2s 81 and WIZ Wiz 'i o
Sec: 30, T: u S, R: &c E
ksss%ss' I N; B; Personal Sc Sc j: IS &: 50 go 80 S.
So swi4 Sec: 1, T. 10 S. r. rs E.:
NJ NW14 Sec. 10. T. 10 s, R. 2s E.
Sanford, A. B. and c. NJ, 35 is 40 $50 IS
Lots p, and IA, blk. u, Hagerman:
ss s :s$:;:S,5 ! + { 4s.. F Ss''Saa' ' s; {: :; s: ;: +: x :
EN- SB14 Sec. il. T. 10 s. R. rs E:
An nes 81, b aGn1 H. q Haserman. % !" J" :" %
sssss; "; = R 4. Personal ln 81 81 20 iii III 81 81
Martin, Mrs. J. B. Personal 11 IL 20 1ss II
Lot IA. blk. 10, Hagerman.
PRECINCT NO. 6.
Tax. Pen. Pub. Total Pg.
Brown, G. H, and Woolam, J. N, .7S .O4 40 LIZ rs
Lots 10, IL, blk. 81, Lake Arthur.
Brown. John T., 65 20 lo 74 TO
Lots /. T.. IS. 8, 10, IL. IL. blk.
Is, Lake Arthur. |
Cameron, J. H, 273 Ia 80 S67 IS
Lots 20. 81, blk. 81, Lake Arthur |
Lots ], 2, blk. IS, Lake Arthur. |
CuIin, J. o. 7O By TO Sss rs
E1-2 NW14 and WIZ NE14 Sec. |
21, T. Is s, R % e. |
Duncan, F. NJ, Personal $50 .43 .35 S3S rs i
Duncan, F. M, Zso .sy Sis 1884 rs
E1-2 NW14 Sec. "a, T. Is s, r. |
rs E; Lots 1, g.. 3, f., S, 6, z g., s, 10 |
IL, ~, blk. 81, Lake Arthur. Lots |
/, 2, g., 4, 5, 6, T., 8, 9, 10, IL, IL, |
blk. SO, Lake Arthur. |
Dunn, Charles H, z34 IL z40 46 TO
Block 80, Lake Arthur. |
Clifford, J. O., 80 OF 20 81 rs
Lot Is, blk. 70, Lake Arthur. |
Glaze, Mrs. M, .7S .O4 20 Luz 10 |
Lot is, blk. 70, Lake Arthur.
Hull, e. T., and Hargo, o. T, LIT .O6 20 LAB ~ |
Lot s, blk. So, Lake Arthur. |
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1905 DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1905

CONTINUED from Page p
Tax Pen. Pub. Total Pg.
Unknown Owner. 80 OF 20 81 1oe
Lot IS. blk. s. rnayers Add to
Unknown Owner. 80 .ox 20 so 1os
Dexter, NJ M.
Lot i: X, I. Tnaysr's Add, to
Unsnown owner. 30 OF 20 So nos
5e1t ss: TX NJ, mayors
Unknown Owner, 30 Joz 20 So lS
Lot 5est is: e N. NJ 4. rhayeFs Add to
0i Lot =. blk SSa : rnayer's Add. to
'1 Lot :. o1 s" !: Fnaysrs Add to
Unknown owner, 80 OF 20 So 1US
Lot io. sm, 5, Thayers Add. to
oI nos ", s SSn s, rnayers Add. to %
Dexter. N; M
'1 %1g 81 + ! w ! : : FL swp4 Sec.
Haze: s s1s : F. T: Personal "a "a z: 80 ~ 1 10,
L; ; !: 81 Ii: i !; South south Highlands Highlands.
W.. $3.50 #. of E. 1865 80 It. of lot
As, Military Heights.
SEA- SEA SEA- Sec. 80. T, 10 s.
oe s%1s N WE and Nw14 swn4 90 A'
See. 8. 7; ID S. R 26E
Beg. at a point which is East 25742s
and North line of Second street, =
I RssS No1tb N nh M" of shs safa s Eass along *
lei with the East line of said Union u
and thence South 164.25 IT. to the
place of beg.
Unknown Owner 5sz 1T TO s4s lib
p. T. s, R. Is E.
Unknown owner lss OF .s5 1sU 1O
r Rw p e. S"l4 Sec ss' r'Ss"
Unknown Owner 1s OF .ss 1so 11o
NEl4 NE14 Sec, 2s. T. 8.
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PRECINCT NC: Tax Z pssaa: Pub rossp %
g.; s sS5s En- En- : v !: Persona Persona * 81 =: $: !; :. !: s s +: $ :
e: i ss ID 81; Is s ess IS So ss q.
1sasEty. 5en E: 4 rer rs5sGnai a a1ss n % g: SO 3ss. s.
III S;s$:; : + e.. $ S; $::::s., &: {: i; $: ): ): !: =; =; !: :
Putnam. ). Henry. PRECINCT Nc +; !; : r; :ss r. g. r; ;:s 7 $
Lot II, blk. s.. Lake Arthur. N. NJ.
Windsor, D. P, Personal $40 rs .sS $40 So
PRECINCT NO. 9.
Boren, Dick W. Personal 1915 .ss 50 l1oe 81
Goat, Claude, Personal $50 - 50 yss So
Long, ". P. Personal lss !os -s5 zss ~
NWia N HHIp ans s1.2 NE14 and
NW14 sE1-4 Sec. 9. T. 1 s, R. 26 E.
"l sW14 sE1 q an SEA- sw14 o." 81 !" SS* 9
S sss; y s sRa N SCI. ~ sw 7: ! and ss
nl R; 20 E $40 ?. los svy 3,
N1-2 NEl4 and sE14 NE1-4 and
NEl4 SEA- Sec. 20. L. 4 S, R. q e.
UNKNOWN OWNERS.
Unknown Owner, $40 II .s5. 1892 80
VIZ sBl4 Sec. 10. T. l N, R. "a E.
NW14 Sec. /. T. 1 N, R. 20 E.
s 81 NWi4 Sec. "a. T. 1 NJ R. ssE:
sW14 -NW14 Sec. 6. T. 1 S. R. % E.
sHf@ Sec eS :, 7. l s. R. 2s E.
Unknown Owner, Ito .os IS sls 80
+. "a E, Ss''
Unknown Owner, Ito .OS .so 21s 80
sE14 sE14 Sec. 3. T. 1 s. R. 2s E.
Unknown owner, Ito yos ,s5 zls 80
NE1-4 NE14 Sec. 10. T. 1 s.
R.. 26 E.
oP WV S WIZ Sec. IL, It's :
s1-2 Nw14 Sec. II. T. 1 S, R. zee.
O9 NM sw 9:a SEE. 70. tbs $40 !" 30 ''' "
O2 sHf1 sS WIS Sec. 30. T. s. n' '' IS 4'' >"
s j sw11 sEi4 SEA- and sE14
s. Sci! Ii SELL Sec. 80 T. 10 $"
Unknown owner, 1872 OF .s6 LA VI
s. R. "a + E.
W1sN w1~4 = Sell Nw14 Sec. 80.
T. los, H. "a &.
Unknown Owner. 1872 OF .s6 LA u
Beg. at Sc corner of NEIL Sec. 81.
7. 10 9n s. R. 2 "a e. e. thence tn: Pssn "; Z zo5 7z
IT and S. sss It to beg.
0? NJ sh1a sWii4 Sec. 81, T: 10
sW14 sH14 sw14 Sec. 81. T. 10
Unknown Owner, 1872 OF .s5 LA 81
SEA- SEA sW14 Sec. 81, I. 10
Unknown Owner, $50 10 .s6 44 90
S1-2 SE14 Sec. IA, T. II s, R. rs q.
Unknown owner, 1s5 10 .s5 z4o 90
NE14 sE1-4 Sec. IA, T. IL s.
r. 25 e.
Unknown Owner, 7O SO SO S54 IS
NW1-4 Sec. a, T. IL s, R. rs E.
Unknown Owner, 7SO .39 .35 854 3
SEA- Sec. rs, T. IL s, R. rs E.
Unknown Owner, 1872 !7 .35 LA W
w. 25 acres of SW14 SEA- Sec. 9,
T. II s, R. % e.
Unknown Owner, 22O IL .35 26b %
SW14 SW14 Sec. 10. 7. IL s.,
r. % q.
Unknown Owner, Ito !O9 30 214 80
SEA SEA Sec. IT, T. IL g.,
r. % E.
Unknown Owner, 1875 10 IS 24O "a
SW14 SW14 Sec. S, T. 13 s, R. 26E.
Unknown Owner, LBS 10 .3o 24o "a
SEl-4;SE14 Sec. %, T. Ii s,
r. &c E.
Unknown Owner, $50 20 .35 445 "a
S12 SW14 Sec. rs. 7. IA s.,
R. % E.
Unknown Owner, $50 20 .35 445 "a
E1-2 VIA Sec. 13, T. IA s,
R. % E.
Unknown Owner, $50 20 .35 4.45 "a
E1-2 NW1-4 Sec. "a, T. IA 8,
r. % e.
1.hnamn Aunar 1 O In Z s z 4 "a
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Tax. Pen. Pub. Tota1-Pg.
l1.&O .59 LIT 14.z4 ~
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
st. Charles Notes.

There are a number of cases of
measles IN the settlement, but none
have been serious SO far.
Quite q number of the old people are
suffering with the grippe, but they are
being well looked after by the relief
society. with Mrs Susana Pugmire at
the head.
Ola Transtrum. Sr., celebrated his
s5th birthday on Feb. 18th, and mum
Der OF his children and friends called on
him 10 paytheir respects.
All the rock for the meeting house if
Dn the ground. The red sand stone for
tiaishing will be hauled as soon as the
men can get to the quarry with wagons
There will be lots of hay left over
this spring in the vicinity of St. Charles,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Notice to Horse Men.

All the horse men in the county who
would be interested in holding horse
show in Montpelier this spring are cor
daily invited to meet with the under
signed committee at the Chamber Of
Commerce rooms in the Brennan &
Davis block on Monday, March at one
o'clock p IN. We'would like to see a
good representation of the horse men
present as the time is short IN which to
prepare for show and it is our desire
to perfect arrangements as far rs Jos
sible at this meeting.
Remember the date, Monday, Mar. o.
Fl. Fl. DALRYMPLE,
t. N. STEPHENS,
ID. MCLENNAN,
Committee.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Paris News Items.

The Bear Lake County Fair and Dirty
ing Association held their annual
meeting and election last week at
which the following directors were
elected for the coming year: r. M.
Pugmire. st. Charles; James L. Dun
ford, Bloomington; Will H, Young and
w. w. Richards, Paris; G.. &. Gray and
Ned Bolles of Montpelier; M. F. Dayton,
Dingle. Considerable enthusiasm pre-
vailed at the election and the old mem
bers of the organization said that IL
was the best meeting they ever had.
This speaks well for the fair and we
look forward to see this association
come rapidly to the front The stock
holders are to be congratulated fer
their wise selection of directors, ali of
whom are up-to-date business men. We
expect to see these men push the work
on the fair grounds and have the build
ings and track in shape for splendid
exhibit by the coming fall. We hope
every citizen will bear in mind that
this Bear Lake County Bair and Dirty
ing Association IS county organiza-
tion and that the people of the entire
coun will get behind land push it
along.
Saturday and Sunday was held the
regular quarterly conference of the
Latter Day Saints church and well
filled house greeted the speakers Very
good instruction was given to old and
young alike especially during Sunday
afternoon session Apostle George A.
Smith, of salt Lake, President Chip
man of the Alpine Stake and Bishop
Parkinson of Blackfeot were the visit,
ors.
The epidemic of measles which hat
been prevailing in Paris for some time
past is gradually dying out for want Of
material to work on The majority o.
the students who have been out of th'
schools have returned, and everything
is moving along rapidly in both thu
academy and district schools.
The debating and story contest be
tween the Fielding and Kicks academic
will be pulled off in the tabernacle Sat
urday evening" March II, at $50 p. N
Besides the debating and story telling
, there will be some musical features Oh
the program which will be very inter
y esting. Everybody is invited, and W
have room for all.
The Commercial Club held very i'm
s portanf meeting Wednesday night Q
J; this week and putitself in shape to pus
]. Paris to the front this coming summer
r Step aside, please, and let us move on
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Gem Of the Mountain Club.

The Music and Literary department
OF the Gem of the Mountain Club will
furnish the program for the regular
monthly meeting tomorrow at 2 p. M,
in the club rooms. VisitoreAre welcome.
The program Is as follows.
Vocal solo, Mrs Norman.
Paper, British Composers Prof.
Tueller.
Address. The Benefits Derived from
the Study of English Literature. Miss
Sullivan.
Piano solo, Miss Lau.
Paper, The Origin of the Piano, Mrs
Wilson.
Address, Tennyson, Miss Stoddard.
Vocal solo, Mrs. 7. w. Jones.
Current Events, Mrs. A. @. Hunter
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06

The cases TO be heard before Judge
Walters in chambers here were con-
cluded last Friday afternoon and court
was adjourned for the term. In the
case Of q. Spongberg vs. The First
National Bank, In which suit was
brought to enforce the specific perform
ance of contract, the plaintiff was
non-suited, the court holding that the
east room of our bank building" as
stated in the agreement, was not suf-
ficient description. The case will be
appealed to the supreme court. Eyi-
dence was heard in the case of the
Bank of Montpelier vs. the Montpelier
Lumber Co. and the attorneys were
given leave to submit their arguments
by brief.
J. L. Barney, of the Cheap Cash store,
returned last Sunday from five weeks
stock buying trip in the east. He re-
ports that conditions in New York, the
New England and the Southern States
are not as rosy as they might be. How
ever, in Chicago and the middle west
business is gradually recovering from
the effects of the panic. The general
opinion throughout the Atlantic Coast
points, said Mr.. Barney, is that there
will not be much Improvement from
present conditions until after the fall
election. This slump in business has
caused the prices on some lines Of
merchandise to fall to where they were
four years ago, said Mr. Barney, while
on other lines prices are the same al
they we're year ago.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
The Bennett Show.

Few people in Montpelier realize that
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
they are going to have real Big City
Show Co. The Billy Bennett Co. is the
largest attraction of its kind that has
eyer been In our city and is deserving
Of large patronage. They travel in
two private cars, have rs people and
carry brass band, fine orchestra and
speciality people and viii present three
OF their very best plays during their
visit here.
Hear their excellent band in free con-
certs ON the streets daily at 800 p. m,
and get your seats early at DeClark's,
Popular plays at popular prices, %, 81
and 10 cents.
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/ Local News 7
Montpelier, Idaho, Mar Q, 1908.
chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.

Chas. E. Harris. Notary Public.
For sale, mantel folding bed; in
quire at this office.
New line of spring shirts. hats. ETC.,
at Fl. B. Whitman's. OIL
A new SON registered at the home OF
Paul Gertsch last Sunday night.
All kinds of new embroideries just
opened at II. B. Whitman's. 81
Our price on Star A Star shingles is
1926 spot cash.-D. McLennan.
Geo. E Marks, notary public and lire
insurance. 90
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Connor went to
Salt Lake yesterday for short visit.
Mrs. Arthur Huff, Of Pccatello.
visiting with Montpelier frier DIS this
week
A dau shter was born to Nr. and Mrs
" lillian Hunter, Il bennington, last
Sunday.
We are still Gle ng and repairing
clothes at -easo1able race. Chas'
Sohmid, rue tailor. q
Mre. 1. L. Btrney will leave tomorrow
for a months visit At her old home Il
Seymour. Iowa.
See the beautiful new line of sprint
gingha ms at 1T cents per yard; new
patterns at Fl. B. Whitman's 81
The stork paid it's first visit to tn
home of Siegel Hall last Monday AM
left little daughter.
That old, but popular melo-drama
East L nne, will be the attraction
strong's hall Thursday. March IL,
Butter cheese, and signature stamp
made to order by M. J. Floyd, Paris
Idaho. a
Mechanics M. j. Byrnes, Harry Mui
dock and e o. Norman went to Evans
ton yesterday 10 visit for lew d0Ss7
If yon want something nice in ne
spring dress goods, wool or cotton, ca
and see the new goods at Il, b. VIM
mans Oh
Any one having in their possessio
the minute book of the Montpelier lrr
CATION District will confer favor
returning the same to the board
directors.
Three hundred yards of remnants
ginghams, all good size pieces; these a.
some snaps; Whitman's Nergain Ey's
ment. oil
At Diamondville on FeX 20. L. 9
bolt was fined $50 and COS for Ellir
elk out Of season. The Il certai
~ light one, inasmuch ae aerbosS y
mitted having killed folr elk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06

Dad Bryan, veterinary suIgeou,
calls pro nptly attended to in any part
Of the county; phone No. Q. 30
? The dance given at the pavilion We'd
nesday night by Prof. Sardoni's orches-
ira Of Paris, was largely attended. The
music was excellent and the merry
throng Of dancers enjoyed themselves
until about O. m.
See our samples for srring and sum.
mer suits; the largest assortment ever
shown ia Montpelier. Chas Schhid,
the tailor. - =
Billy Morgan came in from eoksvilie
yesterday. He was en- route to ogden
Hot Springs, for which point he vii
leave to day in the hope. Of being able
10 boil the rheumatism out Of his sys
Jam. with which be has been suffering
for some time.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
thousands Perish.

Thousands perish every year fromeon-
sumption resulting from cold. Foley Z
Honey and Tar cnres the most Estimate
racklng coughs aud expels the cold from
your system. and prevents consumption
and pneumonia. IL has cured many
cases of incipient consumption. Sold by
tbs Modern Pharmacy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Horses Wanted.

Fl. p. Zimmerman. the horse buyer.
will be in Montpelier Saturday. Feb. ~
and Saturday. March Z, to buy horses.
Don't fail TO see him il you have an!
iorses to sell.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Eggs for Matching.

Thoroughbred s. G. White Leghorns
per setting OF Is. rs cents; per 100. $3.50;
or krels 81. so; Pullets 81. SO; Trio, $4.O0.
MY birds took first prize ct both Bear
Lake County fairs.
HADDocK LEaHoRN FARM,
Bloomington, Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06
Notice.

Wanted plowed, ID acres of new
ground, no sage brush: house, barn and
hay furnished: IS per acre. Call on or
address George Birtwistle, Pegram
Idaho. AT
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-12-13

err day that not only In the book.
agents profession, but also IN the
housebreakers's profession persistence
may lose it's virtue and become an
IN advised blunder Some time ago
the man was arrested for trying to
break into the establishment of a
wholesale fur dealer Ills companion
was sent to the penitentiary, but he,
himself. escaped. The other day he
made second attempt to rob the
same fur establishment and was
promptly caught In the act
In sharp contrast to the Rev, Dr.
Aked. OF Rockefeller's church, the
Rev. Dr Parkhurst ia not an admirer
of the ubiquitous suftagette. On the
occasion OF his THANKSGIVING sermon
at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church. Or. Parkhurst spoke of the
womauly character of the New Eng
land women In colonial times and
compared them With the women OF the
present generation in New York, In
cidentally nc gave one of te clever
est epigrammatic definitions of "sut
fagette"
I'VE had no suffragettes in New
England" he said 81 mean in Great
ing them females instead of males
They seemed well satisfied with tn,
sex that God had given them, amt
thought perhaps, If they thouahi
anything about It, that person fem
mime by nature but who tries to be
come masculine by awifice falls az
far short OF what she wants to b,
as she does of remaining what sh,
ought to be. or to express it by n lin,
quoted from the poet Drayton' mo-
man or woman. scarce hermaphro
dite.
Il Is strange how MORALLY afrai,
some people seem to be of tainted
money. In olden times people were
great deal more philosophical abou
this matter Non olet' said the Ro
man statesmen and took money where
: ever they could eXtorl IT, Congress
man.elect Wiley OF New Jersey seem
, to he particularly afraid of contain
: nation by coming in contact wit
: tainted" greenbacks or yellowback'
Tie proposes to Introduce u bill /
. Congress providing that all used bill
returned to the United States Trea'
:, ury for redemption be destroyed an
new bills be issued in their place. Tn
Standard OH money should be dish
fected before It is turned over
the treasury It might become
source of great danger to official ct
Giles in Washington,