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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
CLASS S. FORAGE CROPS AND sHEAF
EXHIBITS.
DEPARTMENT I
o. B. MADISON. Supervisor.

II there are less than threc exhibits IN any num-
bcr in this department the cash will be ono
haf.
SulesS otherwise stated, each exhibit OF fruit will
consist OF specimens each apples peaches and
pears twenty each OF plumS and prunes; grapes
three bunch. All such exhibits plates.
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CLASS IS 3. EXHIBITS BY THE BLIND DEAF
AND DUMB.
]. For Individual exhibit by any Blind Student,
each exhibitor Of articles so to $500.
e. For individual exhibit by any Deaf and Dumb Stu
dent. to each exhibitor of articles.
% TO
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DEP ARTMENT E
FINE ARTS.
MRS. EVELYN GLASNlANN, Supervisor.
CLASS 10. PAINTINGS
EZRA RICHARDSON, Supervisor.
GLASS 16. DAIRY PRODUCTS,

GLASS 10. PAINTINGS.
No award Will be made In this department when
IN tho opinion OF the Judges, the article
than the premium, though 1t may be tho
kind exhibited, Originality Will be the first consld-
Grafton.
l. Best painting. we'll framed. executed since last
Fair TO become the property OF tho Fair Assn.
less Cold Mcdal Is preferred to cash prcmum-$50e0
2 Best original OIL painting. 1000 100 500
= Best wntoT color pointng....,.,,, 1000 TO 500
T. Best original pastel panting-..-.. 100 400 200
g. Best display and collection of OF oil or
water color paintings both. ....,,,. $500 5000
G. Best painting. water color oil OF any OF above
numbers by child under Is H. Will DO
paid from 50 o $50.
T. Samo No. l3 for child under II years, viii bo
paid from 90 To 500
GLASS 20. DRAWING
!. Original drawing from lits.......... 800 100
?. Original drawing from naturo.... 500 leo
3. Original work on etching ........-. 800 100
CLASS 21. CHINA PAINTING
]. Original figure painting china. 4Oo 200 100
2. Original flower painting ON china 100 90 100
,. Display of IL original decorated g,
pieces OF china the work ono
person. Gold Medal and......... 1000 500 zoo
L. Best china painting by child IS and over H.
Will be awarded from 90 cents to 500
o. Best china painting by child under II years,
WIN bo awarded from 80 cents to 500.
GLASS %. SCULPTURE, ETC.
/. Specimen of sculpture ......s TOO sjo) se0o
2 Specimen modelling in clay. 500 800 Lo9
j. Best for child under years for
either above, from 90 cents to 500
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THE INTER-MOUNNTAIN FOUR STATE FAIR

CLASS 35. WORK FOR OLD LADIES.
An work In this class have been done by tho
exhibitor after attaining the OF 10 years. All
articles must be completed
l. Best collection OF Knitting, ng,......s......Sf 200
Best pair Knit Wool Mittens, LOO
3. Best pair Knit Silk b1ittens. LOO
T. Best Knitted Sofa Cover..................... LOO
s. Best pair Knitted Leggins s................. 100
6. Ncatcst Darned Work, any article. 100
Z. Best Specimen Embroidery ery................... LOO
Childs Dress LOO
o Nentest Childs Dress. machine LOO
10 Neotest Darncd Stocking Observation-Disclosures. 30
Best Patchwork Qnt. 200
T. Hemsttching 100
lS Pair Stockings or Socks ........... 100
H. Prctest Tidy 100
Is Hcmstitched Handkerchief ..............
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DEPARTMENT F
NEEDLEWORK.

MRS. WILL L. BURT. Supervisor.
To be handmade unless otherwise specified and
tho handwork OF tho exhibitor not open to profess
sionals, except In Class 81, Business Exhibits.
Articles awarded prizes at previous Fairs Will not
bc allowed compete for premiums. Displays TO
consist OF not less thar nor than II pieces.
No article may be entered for more than prem
ium.
GLASS 25.
1st End
No. Prem.
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DEPARTMENT Q

MRS. MINNIE l. BRICK. Supervisor.
All exhibits in this department will he sampled
by Judges and their assistants All articles In this
class WIN be placed in show
CLASS 13, PASTRY
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EZRA RICHARDSON, Supervisor
No premiums VIII be awarded to birds scoEns less
than 81 points. The judges VIII bo guided by tho
American standard OF perfection. All birds should
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DEPARTMENT G
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MATILDA PETERSON. Supervisor
The best individual specimen OF the exhibits In thio
department will be awarded the Gold Medal in ad-
dition to other prizes stated
CLASS SO.
General display OF Kindergarten Works 100 500
2 Collection of work in Basketry,....... 400 zoo
g. Display o ponmanship by pupils of
each 1st TO 4th grades. inclusive...... 400 200
4. Display of penmanship by pupils OF
each 5th to Sth grades inclusive...... 400 200
g. Collection OF exercises in number work
by pupils OF each lst to Sth grades. 400 200
g. Set OF papers United States history 4oo 200
s. Collection OF language exorcses........ 40 200
o Collection of Composition exercises,
based tho climate scenery and
products, (mincra. agricultural and
nanufacturcd) OF Utah. Idaho. Me-
Wyoming ,.................... 40 200
10 General collection OF Flat Surface Maps 400 200
H. Collection OF Maps OF one Of four states
showing boundaries and county seats 400 zoo
L. Collection OF progressive outline Maps.
meaning, for instance. outline OF rlv-
or systems outline with mountain
systems outline with cities and
towns. outline with products, egri-
cultural manufactured. mineral etc 400 zoo
TO- Collection of Relief Maps. pencil
charcoal ..........,....s......,,.s...-.. 400 zoo
or mochc c................................ 400 200
Is Collection OF drawings In water colors.. 400 zoo
l6, Collection OF FREQ hand Drawinso lincal
and perspective. Observation-Disclosures. 400 200
IT. Collection of ModeIngs. in clay
other plastic materials. fruits.
motric forms. ctc........................ 400 ZOO
IS Best collection of Mechanical Draw
ings. Drawings to scale ioo 200
10 exhibit from any school. 1st to
Sth grade, Gold Medal and. d.....,...t.. 1000 SEQ
display OF drawing by any school
Ist TO sth grade do....................... 1000 500
GLASS 81. MANUAL TRAINING.
best collection objects mode from scale draw
ings by pupils In the grades, .........S 400 500
2 collection OF Manual Training wood work by
pupils In the grades. Cold Medal
piece OF individual work dono by pupil In tho
grades az a part of prescribed work 300 500
GLASS SO. SEWING.
SEE DEPARTMENT F-NEEDLEWORK.
GLASS 80.
display apparatus and other school appliances
and material. by any high school academy.
Diploma and Gold Medal
by college university diploma. Gold Medal
:. Essay Utah. Idaho Nevada OF Wyom-
Ing, mot 1.0OO words diploma and 500 500
Story founded facts connected with history OF
Utah. Idaho. Nevada Wyoming, to contain not
than 1000 words, diploma and S0O SEQ
5. General Science to contain not more than
600 words diploma and ,....,....s,,.... 3pD 2IVO
e. ExnibIt pen work. Diploma and. 100 eco
Exhibit OF Mechanical Drawings. 400 200
s. Collection OF Botanical Specimens. go 2o0
.. Collection Insect Specimens. 400 200
GLASS 4o COOKING.
l. Best display cooking. from pupils OF Training
High Schools OF four states 500
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l. In addition to tho Gold Medal awards there
offered three cash prizes for tho three best
hibs IN each oass in this department, IS follows:
First $500: second S1oco third $780, provided that
there shall be three exhibits in each number
OF class II there arc two exhibits In each num-
ber then tho cash awards shall bo onehalf OF above
awards II any class has less than two exhibits
in each number, then cash awards shall be mado
any exhibit in that class The Gold Medal will
be awarded only to exhibits reaching s. points OF
perfection
O. Best stallion. years old Gold Medal
Best stallion. years old under <.-.. Gold Medal
Best stallion. years DID, under &c.,. Gold Medal
Best stallion yoar old. under 2....... Gold Medal
6 malo colt under yenr.......... Gold Medal
I. Best mare. ycars old ovor........ Gold Medal
Best marc, yonrs old. under +...... Gold Medal
Best mare years old, under 8......... Gold Medal
10 Best marc year old. under 7........ Gold Medal
II, Marc colt under one year.......... Gold Medal
CLASS 81. STANDARD BRED.
The awards will be nlade in this class for
each animal presented In tho IL numbers OF class o.
CLASS 81. NoN-sTANOARD BRED.
The awards viii bo modo In this class for
each animal provided tho IL number in class
CLASS SO. COACH BREEDS.
Tho same awards will be mndo in this GLASS for
ench animal provided in the II numbers In GLASS O.
CLASS e4. DRAFT HORSES.
NORMAN AND PBRCHERoN. PURE BRDDDS
The snme awards will be made in this class for
each animal provided in tho II numbers in class 90
GLASS 65. cLYDESDAlEs.
The samo awards will he made In this oiass Tor
GLASS 6eA. SHIRES
The awards will bc mode In this GLASS Tor
each animal provided in tho II numbers In class o.
CLASS 668. BELGIAN.
Tho awards will be mado In this class Tor
each animal provided in the IL numbers In class 20
CLASS 67. GRADE DRAFT HORSES.
The awards win be made In this clans Tor
each animal as provided numbers in class o.
CLASS SO, JACKS AND MULES.
same awards Will be made in this coss for
each animal provided In the II numbers in class o
CLASS 90. PONIES UNDER is HANDS.
l. Matched Shetland ponies to harncss...S 500 aoo
Best Shetland pony ny....,...........,..,,.. 2oo LOO
CLASS 70. ROAOSTERS OR GENTlEMERS
DRIVING HORSES.
Bost driving team roadstcrs Gold Medh
Gentlcmens fancy driver .......,.s,.... Gold Modal
3. Best single horse driven by LADY,. Gold Medal
GLASS n. CARRIAGE HORSES
l. Best matched toam shown to carriage Gold Medal
CLASS 72. SADDLE HORSES
L Best Gaited saddle horss by gentleman Gold Medal
2. Best gated saddle horse by LADY,. Gold Medal
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DEPARTMENT III
o. A. KENNEDY. Supervisor.

o a. KENNEDY, Supervisor.
cLA6s Al. MINERALS, FOSSILS, ETC.
l. Finest general display of and minerals In cab
incts show cases. Gold Medal and 500
2 Best display and quality pressed brick Gold Medal
Best display and quality fire brick. Gold Medal
4 Best display OF fossils .,,'.-...........,. 500
3. y meritorious display OF any mineral 500
C. Best display and collection of stuffed
birds and animals. Gold Medal and. 1000
DEPARTMENT i
MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS.
JOSEPH w BAILEY, Supervisor.
CLASS 80. AGRICULTURAL MACHINER ETC.
a Gold Medal VIII be awarded for tho best agri-
cultural machine implement OF each kind vare
ty This class Is open tho world. provided tho
manufactures has bonoldc agent in any ono of the
four states,
GLASS 4a. CANNED GOODS
a gold medal viii be issued to the best quality OF
each variety OF fruit and vegetables canned within
tho states reaching the standard of IS points
perfection Not less than full case or usual
Jobbers unit OF each variety should be exhibited and
exhibitors must expect their goods to be opened and
sampled.
CLASS a., BUTCHERS AND PACKING HOUSE
PRODUCTS.
Bcst quality OF each packing house product reach
Ing s. points OF perfection. Will be awarded a Gold
Medal Each exhibit should consist OF at least
GLASS 49, LEATHER GOODS, TRUNKS, ETC.
The best quality of each leather exhibit or part
leather reaching s. OF perfection, will receive
Gold Medal.
GLASS IS, WOOD WORK.
Tho best single exhibit OF nny kind OF wood work,
reaching IS points OF perfection win receive Gold
Medal.
CLASS AZ. CLOTH. KNIT GOODS, ovERALLs,
ETC.
Tho best quality of each exhibit of cloth. knit
goods manufactures reaching S. points of perfeo-
ton. Will receive Gold Medal
CLASS 49, BAKERS PRODUCTS.
The best quality of each exhibit by bakers reach
inS s. points of perfection Will receive Gold Medal
CLASS 49. CONFECTIONERY.
Tho best quality OF each kind CT candy or man
ufacturcs of sugar reaching IS points OF perfection
will receive Gold Medal
CLASS SO. PICKLES, VINEGAR, CIDER.
The best quality OF each kind variety OF
picked goods reaching s. points of perfection. will
cciVc Gold Modal. Tho TO best vinegar & cider.
CLASS 81 TOBACCO AND CIGARS
To each OF tho best 5-ccnt 10cent and l6-ccnt
cigars exhibited In show supplied by exhibitor
with lock and key, viii bo awarded Gold Medal
CLASS So. MISCELLANEOUS.
Any other exhibit of product manufactured in
the -FOUR STATES not mentioned in this premium
list. VIII be ontltlod TO compete tho Gold Medal
DEPARTMENT ]
POULTRY
EZRA RICHARDSON, Supervisor.
No premiums VIII be awarded birds ScoEns less
than Thc iudc will no nv
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CLASS %. ARTS ANo CRAFTS.

CLASS %. ARTS AND CRAFTS.
l. Original design pyroGraphy- fVo zW Nv
2. Specimen OF wood car Ving ..t.;..s. fN ~ Ivy
s. Specimen OF turned pottery...,..,.. 4Vo 2'W lW
4. Specimen of burned leather. iV' zW LVV
g. Display and collection OF this class
Gold Medal and. ...,....-.s..~..s'. io"V wv @'V'
6 Best In any OF above nrst Items by child under
49, will be paid for from 80 cents to $50
CLASS "a. PHOTOGRAPHY.
I Pbotorraphs 10 vicws s........ 800 29O 100
9 Photographic portraits n0l...-.,.. go &N I"
g. Best 10 of either above items By child under ls
years. from 80 800.
The above be exhibited unframed and without
glass attached boards covered with cloth TO bo
furnished by exhibitor
Best display and collection OF 20 wcll-known men
and women of Inter Mountain Country, Gold Mednl
g. Best display of 90 Photographic Views. Gold Medal
Noto-Any mcritorious example of craftsmanship
will receive consideration and award by the board
OF directors.
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be at the Fair grounds September 5th at 4 p. M Re-
member tho Fair opens at n the morning OF
September 9. 1909
All pens must BE- furnished By the exhibitor and
should not DO larSor than nocsssary. Each pen OF
birds TO consist OF rooster and hans E.
hibits scoring ss points Of perfection NAV
receive the Gold Medal n paAos Of Asst awards
oDAeo %.
The Association edsrs ths fsnSvAa saaA pr,s-.
for each breed Of fowls szAfbehsd Ne worthy -
hibits barred
For best pom Of sa1A ssssd-Snse, 80, ssoono
800; third, LOO.
Should there b three IN pens - any breed
one-half OF tho above premiums vm b gfvsn
Tho Association offers 5000 to ths sxAibttor hay
ing largest number Of birds of any mora
brceds acoring IS points Of perfection, fAco for tho
oecond largest
cLAee ~ PIGEONS.
Tho Association Offers the foS1owtng premiums on
all varieties of pigeons providing there thros or
entries in each vartetyi
l. Beat bp cents 10 . cents
Bo9t 30 contn to
8. Best youngstcrs. cents TO Is
4. Best display OF pigeons OF nve
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CLASS 4. SUGAR eeGTS.
l. Sugar bcets showing over 10 per
cent pure sugar. .....,......,. 10000
2 Sugar beets showing over II per
pure ................. 5oe0
g. Sugar bcets showing highest
per OF sugar and purity
less than above and Is per
cent -"' ''VV WV
4 Sugar bcels showing highest cent. IL best OK
hlblt is less than 10 per cent OF
sugar and purity Sl0Vo sSp
Each exhibit of bcets In this class must consist
OF IL sugar beats held grown. The analysis Will be
made by the chemist OF the Amalganated Sugar Co,
or Agricultural College,
CLASS S. FORAGE CROPS AND SHEAF
EXHIBITS.
]. Alfalfa hay bales Sod Mccall
Timothy hay bales. Modal
s. Any other hay. bales Gold Medal
4, Wheat. shcaves .......,.s......s...s.S zoo S"
g. Six sheaves other grain sceds,...... 200 LOO
4 display OF this class.,............. 800 200
CLASS 5-A. BEES.
l. Exhibit OF bees In observation hiyes..s 500 500
2 lQ0pourd comb honey. 500 200
g. 100 pounds extracted honey. ......,...... 800
A. Exhibit of zoo
9, "A Gold Medal Will also be Issued to the best In
each number In this class.
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GLASS 20. DRAWING.
CLASS q. CHINA PAINTING.

Specimen of sculpture. .............s7 500 500
Specimen modelling in Clay. 500 &oo lO9
. Best for child under is years for
either above from 80 cents to 500
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Specimen Of Fern Work. Utah Ferns, ..,-...,..
Specimen OF Chain Worh. nuts or wood. d.,,,. o.
Best effort OF boy under 10 y ....,.
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CLASS 81, BUSINESS ExHIeIT.

Women competing in this class be actually
show cases.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10

BY strengthening the nerves which
control the action Of the liver and bowels
DIR. Niles Nerve and Liver Pills cure
constipation. 50 d0ses Is cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10
ST. CHARLES ITEMS.

St. Charles, Dec. mir. and Nrs
Andrew Mattson have come down from
their Meadowyille ranch for the winter.
Mrs. Mcpherson of Gray's Lake, is
here and will spend most of the winter
with the Mattsons
At the election Monday s O. Arnell
was elected road oyerseer for the en-
suing year.
John Dillon and family will leave
Thursday for Southern California,
where they will spend the winter. Ola
Jensen will accompany them. The
billions spent last winter there and lik,
the country very much.
Ephriam Wihn of Pocatello, speni
several days here the past week, hayine
been called here by the illness Of hi
father.
Mrs. Bina Wilks is quite sick. Sh'
is suffering with stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibby are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby at thei
home Mrs. Gibby was formerly Mis-
Linford, daughter of j w. Linford, 81
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Lady Waccabee Officers.

Montpelier Hive, No. 1, Ladies of the
Maccabees, elected the following Off
GERS Monday night:
Lady Communicated Spidell.
Lieut. COMMUNICATIVE Vogel.
Record eeper-F Frances Smeatb.
Finance Keeper-Mary Harris.
Chaplain-Lavern Pease.
Sargeant-Olive Hull
NJ at A Gertrude Burke
Picket-Lillian Schntt.
Sentinel Edith Nelson.
State Commander, Miss lone Turner
of Pocatello, was in attendance at thu
meeting and gave quite an interesting
talk during the evening. Refreshment!
/ were served at the close of lodge.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10
ALTON NEWS NOTES.

Alton, Wyo., Dec 6-As yet we have
no snow TO speak of. There is some
frost falling. which leads us to think
that it is foggy in Bear Lake.
Messrs Frederick and Kirk of Sweet
water, Wyoming, are here for the pur-
pose of buying steers.
Seymore Alfred, who has been buying
for them, has some four or five hundred
head located. The cattle will he ldriv-
en- out the latter part of this week to
Cokeville, where they will be shipped
to Sweetwater. The cattle will lie
driven to Cokeville, because of the
Idaho quarantine l9w against Wyoming
stock We believe that the Star valley
cattle are free from all decease, and il
seams that this law is working hard
ship on Montpelier.
John Tolman and s. Alfred purchased
a large bunch of cattle for Hunter and
Gray which were driven out yesterday
A. H. Kimball, salesman for the q
C. NJ. / of Salt Lake, did fine bus
mess here this week He was register
at the Alfred Hotel.
J. N: Phelps of Montpelier, is in tht
valley looking after collections for thu
G. w. & M. Co.
President OsmoDd has been very sicl
the past week, but is reported som'
better today.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10
Notice of Annual Members Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting OF the members OF
Idanha Lodge No 8, Knights of Pythias
of Idaho, an Idaho Incorporation, will
be held in the lodge room on Tuesday
evening, January 4th, 1910, at 800
o'clock p. m. The purpose Of said
meeting are the receiving the reports
of officers, acting thereon, electing three
(3) directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of snch other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
CHAS e. REESE, Secretary.
Montpelier, Idaho Nov. 26, 1909.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of VIM. Nj. Roberts. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
VIM Nj. Roberts deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
ten months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said VIM R. Roberts,
administrator, at the First National
Bank at Montpelier, Idaho.
Dated at Montpelier, Idaho, Nov. 20
1909
VIM. R. ROBERTS,
Administrator of the estate
11-26-5t of VIM. M Roberts, deceased
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10
GENEVA NOTES.

Geneva, Dec. S-1ast Thursday being
MIR. Lashbrook's 10Th birthday, many
friends and relatives gathered at his
home in the evening and assisted him
in celebrating the event.
The farm Of Jhon Bischoff was divid-
ed among his four Children last Wednes-
day The west 40 acres was given to
Aft, the home 40 to David, while Mrs.
Evans and Edward each received half
of the north 80 acres The Children
raised funds with which to provide a
comfoi table home for their father.
Roadmaster A. Porter OF Cokeville,
has ordered bridge plank, and Raymond
creek will be bridged this week.
F. w. and John Boehme and Henry
Teuscher were in Paris last week attend
ing to some land business.
\ Edward Tueller was elected road over
| seer at the election held last Monday
| Christian Teuscher. G. Tueller, Henry
Tenscher and F. w. Boehme have re
Gently purchased fine monographs with
which to enliven their homes during
the long winter evenings.
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RAYMOND NOTES.

Raymond. Dec. Enochs Bagley will
live in Raymond hereafter and let his
son, Clarence, who was recently mar
ried, work the ranch
A l.. Hart has returned from the
east, where he had beer with a ship
ment of cattle belonging to him. his
father and his two brothers
M. r. Hart bar returned from Bear
Lake county. where he was looking for
cattle.
Leroy Leyland is having excellent
luck trapping coyotes this fill
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Call for County Warrants.

The following warrants of Bear Lake
county, Idaho, will be paid upon pre-
sentation at my office Current Ex-
pense fund warrants, series of 1909, up
to and including No. 4Ol. Road and
Bridge fund warrants, series of 1909, up
to and including No. 76.
Interest on thefe warrants will cease
ten days from this date, Dec. 9, 1909.
j. r. PUGMIRF,
County Treasurer
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stuno For is Years.

by Indigestion's pangs-trying many
doctors and $4,000 worth of medicine
in vain, B. f. Ayscue Ingleside,
N. c., at last used DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation,
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Stomach
Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Csc
It Modern Pharmacy,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10
Christmas Holiday Rates.

See Oregon Short Line agents for full
particulars about Christmas Holiday
rates. Tickets on sale Dec. Is, %, "a,
- and 81 and Jan. /, good returning
until Jan. :.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10

Try Hills Famous Coffees; Stewart
sells EN-
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1909-07-01

Walter may enjoy many happy re-
turns of June 21
Highland Terrace Saturday, July 10.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
The home of William Green and wife
Thursday, June "a, at 5 o'clock p. m +,
when their daughter, Miss Francis,
was given in marriage to Charles
Haworth, of Cleveland. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Emma
Townsend in the presence of about
thirty invited guests, who, with many
other friends, extend congratulations
and very best wishes for the future.
Think of the very easy terms on
which you can buy lot in Highland
Terrace, 10 per cent. cash, sl 90 per
week, no interest, no taxes, free deed
in case of death.