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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. 0-BCTTER-S STEADY: moderate
demand: receipts. G#2 Creamery. extra, 3jo26i4
State daiy. tubs. 3aZF4 imitation creamery
fus D
EGGS-Quiet; barely steady; receipts. 9S8. Near
hy white, fancy. &a55i nearby mixed fancy, Ha2s
Fresh frs,s. E7aazJ4
MILL FEED-Stcady; fair inquiry. Spring bE5n.
iGllb. sacks. 10 arrive. &-l), standard niddings.
25; city h-ar. 25. IN bulk; Western red dos,
SL@. 90 arrive: winter wheat bran. IN lolh SACKS.
to arrive. 1i6l
OATS-LyEgr; quiet but dull No. white SEA
i31, So. white. isal5is. No. Z white fsai7; nat
urgl and CLIPPED white. en- tracks. i7i1ai9.
FLOUR-WeaEer; fair dealings. Spring patents.
6GLl--5, spring clears 5OE55. Kansas s-raiCh-s.
selling moderately az 5o015s5. In SACKS; new son
straishts a25s55, in barrels; new spring patents.
quoted 90 525'55o; new clears. 465al.s5.
RYE .FLOUR-Dull; unsettled Good % ch0ioa
brands quoted 40 t+aa.-
CORN MEAL-Sl5w; unsettled kiu-d1ed f0l
export, 1885, coarse meal Ia bags. L5lal.52
HAI-Becaiu,s. $3.50 t0usi steady; inquiry fair,
Prime timothy. LC5s No I. L0o; No. . 90. 40. 5
sca85.
sTRAw-Receip.s. 50 tons; steady; snail business
Long rye. new. eia1
BEEF-Staady: demand molerzte Family. 400,
l-5o; rac-et, -1oa-25l
PORK-Dll. but scarce- Ness, a--540E: taln-
liy. L.1lEG
LARD-WlsEer. Prime Western. u.s5; city no
refined continent j. %. South American. 1888: re
fined Brazilian. kCg z75. 0ie0sre1rine ia: lard
stesTinc. easier New No-k. I2i1sl5i Chicago. nom
iuaL
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-Creaaery fancy. 2sa2S5i Western. drsts.
2ksz7; seconds Za22 process. fancy 2ia25; fair 70
good za2: dairy. choice. l9a2. do. good. lslIs,
stors-paeked fresh. l5al9.
CHEESE-New York state factory, fancy Eats,
li3.als; small. l5aI5ls large. lHsaI4-.
EGGS-Noar-by. choice. free cuscs. 2; do. re-
turnabls cases. z2is; West Virginia and Southern
West Virginia free cases. 2; do. returnable cases.
q; Tennessee. free cases. .; do returuabe cases.
a4; North Carolina free csses. p; do. rsrrnabis
cases g.
LIVE POULTRY-Chioksns spring large. II
Eal9; do. medium. l7als: do. small. I7als: hens
small PER ID. l3i1ali. large i roosters per Ib
8 ducks Old 10; do. spring. los. and over I0aIZ
geese per b., 6a1; do, fancy, 0ll0 TURKEYS toms
per h.. l5' do. hens ls do. thin. To- keats. per
DRESSED POULTRY Turkeys choice. uudr.un.
hens per b. I5; do. average, uEdrawu. mixed Is,
chickens. per b. l6al7 hens. choice. per b. l5a6,
ro0stcTs. Der ID. u; ducks. lal2. geese. pcI h.
Sale
DRESSED NlEATs-Hams. county. sugar cured.
lzi4al5.
vEGETABLEs-Po Potatoes. per bbL. L5lal 70: sweet
potatoes. per bbl. new. Z5a2Q0. cabbage per crate
50: celery. pew York per dozen. iG1gJ; cucumber
IS; do. New York per basket. 75al25 onions Mary
land and Virginia per barrel L50al IS. string bans
pr basket 4a75: beets. bunch. 2a3. peas. basket
-5a1 ..
FRUITS 80 Apples. loose. per barrel 1za1.-5
peaches. per 6basket carrier 75aZ50: do. per box.
L00al.-0; do common. 25a50: oranges. California
Yalencias. per box 275a35; lemons. Sicily. Der
box 5J0a5Z5; pineapples. Florida. per quart. MS
a3W
WOOL AND HDEs-Fool. unwasbed free oi
burs. per h., San; wool hurry per H. gaZs hides
green per h. l0all; do. dry per To- IsalC. sheen
skins green. each. 75al00: DO. dry each. Sa50. calf
skins. green, each. l0laI40
SUNDRIES-B -Beeswax. &a50. tallor. Gsels, rin-
seng. per To-, 5ooa550: Seneca. pcr lb. 40. Golden
Seal. 40ai5: pink. l2ali; mandrake. 2a3: snake
ro0t g.
GRAIN-Wheat new. per bushe SaLB: c1rn.
sheed. per bushcl. slas5; ear. per barrel 425aa50:
oats Western white. No. 2 per busiel 6Sa72: mixed
62asi; bran. per ton. S.c9a310J: middlug per ton.
so O0a320O
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished By w. p. H.hbs 4 CO
members Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibm
Building u Fifteenth street northwest
New York. Aug. O-COrtcn opened steady AZ an
advance o1 lII points In response 90 better cables
than expected and sold-at Is 90 70 net higher dur
ing the early trading Covering b. some Of yes
terday's sellers and foreign buying furnished the
market its chief support. ard uctuGtons UIIug the
middle Of the morning were irregular. win prices
about 5 90 9 down hCm the hEAcst-
The market VAS unsettled later il ,he day. ard
prices az midday we're SO The lowest for the session
about noon. under reLcwal oi local bear pressure
while foreign buying less in evidence after the
close az Liverpool Tho market allied 10 20 j.
points before the close.
Receipts az the ports were 1E0 bales against
loo last week and seas las, year. For the week.
300 bales against O. 05s last week and ci035 art
year. Receipts az New Orleans we're sg3 bales.
against So last year
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Aug. 1o.-Money on call at the stocA
exchange to-day opened at per cent; highest, ~
lowest 2; closing. . Most OF the days loans were
made az "a.
There was a distinctly fmer tone to time
money largely because of the advance IN call
loan rates yesterday. Tenders showed stil greater
reluctance "a putting out money for i've and six
months AZ less than per cent. and although sCme
loans wero made az the 37s per cent level. recent
ruling. only borrowers with best securities secured
that rate. For the shorter dates. there not
ruuch business done. but rates were harder little
sixty days money being obtainable At less than
ga per cent, where 2it bad heretofore been the
minimum. Rates: "a per cent for sixty days; 3a3t
for ninety days; sLa3h for four months: 5isai .or
I've months; FOR six and seven months.
Tho market for sterling to-day vas easier. with
rates Eve points lower. Rates Tor actual business
closed as follows Sixty days S5a4 $50: demand.
s6J0a4 $3.50; cables. +s675ai.S655. Commercial bills
were 455h foE ninety days and 4sia4sizs for sixty
days. Flour bills were 4sia for sixty days: grain
ASA. The supply Of grain bills moderate.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baitimcrc. Aug lo-Quotations established by the
Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association are as
follows:
RUTTER-Creamery separator. per h.. Zl5aS;
imitation r 2lka2ail prints 1zlb.. per h.. aa2s
do l-lb per h., z7a29; blocks. 2lb.. Per h. &aes
dairy prints. Maryland Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
per b.. l6al7. Virginia and West Virginia. store
lacked. per h.. 10; Ohio. stoTsIacSed per ID, @;
nearby rolls. per ID. lsalst Ohio rolls. per ID.
Isals,s; West Virginia rolls. per lb.. lSalsA
EGGs-Msrylaud. Penusybania, ana nearby
frsts. per doz.. 23is Eastern shore, Maryland ard
Yirrnia. Der do5. 2si1; Western trsts, Ter doz,
Zra: West Virginia. per doz, 2s,
LIVE POULTRY-Od hens. heavyweight per
b. Ilalis; do lightweight, per h. lialiia; spring
chickens large, IA lbs. and ogcf per H., Is; do,
small. per h.. Is; ducks, per To-, y; do, white
Pekins. rer h.. r. spring evcks. lbs. and over.
per H. lsali; do. small llal2 pigeons young, per
pair. Is; do. old, per pair, %; guinea fowls. old.
= each.
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STREET CLEANING COST LESS.
Monthly Expense Report shows n
Gain over July, 1905.

An interesting comparative statement
Of the operation OF the street cleaning
department was submitted for the month
OF July by Supt James NJ Wood TO
Commissioner West yesterday
The report shows that while there were
seven more days work done in July. 1903
there was a decrease Of S1,675.S5 IN cost
OF the work The work for July. 1903.
cost S235SS70. as compared with So, ,264. 46
for July. 1903 The cost day for July,
1909. was SSS32S. while for the same month
in 1903 it was Sl.0ll72
The payments for the work for July.
1879. were as follows; White wing sweep
ers, S7.945.l2: machine cleaning. S9.O062S;
unimproved street cleaning. s1.S7&62; al
ley cleaning $97L61; sprinkling, S5S62S;
stable payroll. $231.25: livery. Sl2); rent.
81; acquisitions, $1S5959
The Washington herald., 1909-08-11

From the Dciiucator.
A mother was talking 10 her little girl
OF the love OF God TO us. She repeated
tho beautiful verse. For God so loved
the world that He gave His only begot-
ten Son Il at Whatsoever believeth IN
Him shall NOT perish. but have eyerIast-
ing life" and said. isn't it wonderful
dear. that God SHOULD love us so much
as that?" To her surprise. the child re.
piled. no. mamma: don't think IL won
derful." The mother said, why. daugh-
ter don't you know that Gods love is
wonderful2" IT think IL would be Won
derful If It were any one else" said the
child. "but it's just like Cod"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Aug l0.-CATTLE-Roceipts. 20
head; steady. Dressed beef more active and com
mon and medium gradcs higher az 9aI9.
CALY YES-Reccipts. l5 head: steady Common
to good vcals. 6.5oaSO0; Maryland do 69las rs:
grasscrs. AZ; city dressed veals. 9ikal2: cuintry
dressed d. sal2 dressed grassers and buttermilks.
6a15.
SHEEP AND LA8IBS-Receipts. $500 head
Sheep. 350a5eO: lambs. 6.3las.75: culls 500.
HOGS-Recoipts 100 hcad steady State hogs
light 10 heavy-weights sold late yesterday al
35as 90
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished By W B. Hibbs & o..
members o. the New YORK Stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building. rs Fifteenth street northwest
Chicago Aug. W-The government C0p report
inspired renewed selling q grain TO-DAY. resulting
in sharp declines. Wheat displayed weakness and
gt the opening p9ices acre e 90 is below tie anal
agr-- n Che TvcFicg5 session, ln che FRS fev
minutes prices declined s.il further. September
selling on 90 9-. after opening 90 g. while De
clmbef broke % 9ls following opening quotations
q Co. Weak cables and continued favorable weather
ir the Northwest were bearish factors.
At tle start prices Ci corn were a shade hlghrr
90 'ala lower. September being az 65i. 90 5l. After
selling az 5ia, september dropped back again %
within the opening Iauee
Trade was hfoad ana active 80 oats ard the
market was weak
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call p O'Clock noor.
Washington Railway and Electric IS, Sl.OO at so't.
Mergenthaler 10 az 2l2. 10 at az 10 at Zza.
Lanston. 100 at l65s 100 al l6z 100 at leHl 100 at
l61 100 at 1875 100 at l6st 100 at l6a, 100 at l5a,
500 at l6l 100 ut l65s 100 az l6s.
National Union Insurance. 81 at 611.
After cal-Washington Railway ard Electric pre-
feued s at o. 90 at 9lA
Washington Gas. % at 72%.
Mergenthaler. l az 2l2H.
Lanston 100 az 1875 100 al 1875
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, y
at 9lE.
Following are the bid and asked pr1cea on yester'
Gays Washington Stock Exchange;
GAS BONDS.
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLEzExtTa per cwt.. 550asOO: butcher 4.ooa
40: common. 2Ooa3Oo
HOGS-Per cwt. gross. 7.O0a7.5O; ordinary 69oss *
sHEEP-Prime. clipped $50: common. 20)ss00
LAMBS-Choce. spring per h.. z: medium
6aeik
CALyES-Prime. per h., sh: medium. Z: CON-
mon. 5a6.
COWS-Prime fresh. each. S5Naf5C: common
2503a31OO: old and dry. l91ni5.M
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New York Aug. IO-wHEAT-Lowr-; quiet trade.
No ! Northern Drluth 20 arrive L54E new No. ?
red T. O. b. nominal LII; new No. red C. l. T.
I'm car lots. lo7. new No red Tor middle Avg
ust. csc over September. new for end September
az TIC ovC-; No ? hard. New YORK T. O. b., new,
lEAi No ! macaroni. new crop, q Z. "a. b, o.
tcbcr; No. J Manitohs. 2 o b.. 20 arrive Octoler-
November. lo2l4. Exporters took twenty-five loads.
part last night
CORN-Firmi small trade. No. elevator. ncn-
iaal: 80. T. o. D. nominal. Exporters tool SIX
loads No 2 yellow. nominal. elevator 75; No. 2
white new. No. = Deoamb-r 70 March shipments.
az G4.
n.y. l-u.r. MY 70 [ O b q
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Eat. drink, and be merry" and ad-
vertise your wants IN The Washington
Herald. Rate, l cent word
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Clarence B. Hight has sold the premises
at 437 Tennessee avenue. between c and
y streets northeast. The new house is
one OF a row Of colonial brick dwellings
just completed by Mr. Hight 1t has six
rooms, reception hall, and tlled bath, and
is heated by furnace. II occupies q lot
twenty feet front by a depth Of los feet
to a rear alley. 1t IS understood that
1850 was paid for the property. which
was purchased by Elmer z, Rogers as an
investment.
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There rs no extra charge for want ads
telephoned TO The washington Herald.
The rate is / cent word for all wants.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York Aug. lo-Bid and asked prices for gov.
crnment securities;
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WALL STREET NEWS
Prices Hold Up Well, but
RealizatiOnS Are Frequent.
COPPER DECREASE REPORTED

ActunI Figures Show Falling OF
OF 32,OOO,OOO Pounds from Stocks
on Hand July I-COnsumption In
creasinE Steadily - Merchants and
Manufacturers Make Urgent Calls.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Soule Realty Company reports the
sale OF the following property:
For Miss Alice G. Sins, her handsome
country place at Linden. Montgomery
County, I'D Ned Dearborn, Of Chicago,
was the purchaser. and the price paid
was $500. Mr. Dearborn. after exten-
sive alterations and Improvements, VIII
occupy the place as a home.
For Thomas J. Fletcher, the poultry
farm Of fifty acres. near Clifton. Va, to
a Washington man. who viii engage ex-
tensively in the poultry business. Price.
5000
For f. r LOOMS. his home near .CHf-
ton. 10 Thomas J. Fletcher. for 5000.
For w. T. Clsggett his farm Of sew
enty-elght and three-Quarter acres. near
Laurel, Nd. for $500, to a buyer from
New Mexico. who has already taken pos
session Of The property.
For Walter Brashears. six-room house
az Sherwood, d. c., to A l. Strong, OF
Calverton. Va. for 500.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. p. Hibhs & Co.
members OF the New YORK stock Exchange. Hibbs
Building Is Fifteenth street northwest
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.
members New York stock Exchange. Hibbs Build
ing. rs Fifteenth street northwest
CALI. NfoNEY-sAI.Es BY HOURsI
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Money O., p H., 219I L., 2, O. ~.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09

of the Montana division. However, q
few weeks ago his health again failed
him and he went east for treatment.
Sheriff Bulge returned from Poca-
tello yesterday afternoon. having in
custody one Harry Rogers, whom he
arrested on the charge of having robbed
Ed Clark, Cokeville sheepherder, of
$50 last Monday night The robbery
was committed while Clark was asleep
in the Capitol saloon. Early Tuesday
morning he gave Officer Heggie des.
eruption of Rogers, whom he suspected
of having committed the deed. Heggie
notified Sheriff Bulge, who went tc
fPocatello Wednesday and nabbed the
fellow soon after his arrival there
Rogers will have his hearing before
Judge Barrett next Monday or Tuesday
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
Sees Mother Crow Young.

1t would be hard to oyprstate the
wonderful change In IN mother since she
began to use Eli ctric Bittels," writes
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrtck of Danfnrth. Me.
Although past 10 she seems really To be
growing Dung again She suffered un-
t"ld misery from dyspepsia for 30 We rs.
At last she could neither eat, drink nor
aleep. Doctors gave her up and all reme-
les failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health" They in
vlgorate all vital organs, cure liver and
kidney troubles, induce slesp, impart
strength and appetite. My 50c at the
NJ dern Pharmacy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
Fourth of July Accidents.

Although Montpelier had safe and
sane" celebration so far as any demon
stration of the death-dealing FIRE works
was concerned, yet several accidents
occurred. which were largely due to
caTelessness in handling fire crackers.
Wesley Hopkins. the Is year-old son
of NJ K Hopkins Of Dingle, met with
the most serious accident. and one that
will cost him the sight of his left eye
He was shooting off fire-crackers, when
one exploded just as he was about to
throw it from his hand. A sufficient
quantity of powder and fragments OF
the cracker entered his left eye to frac-
ture the Tense aud badly injure the eye
bill. DIR. Poynter. who dressed the
wound. said that the young man would
undoubtedly lose the use of the eye.
| Jim Massey will not attempt 10 fire q
sky-rocket from his hand again very
soon. He tried it Monday evening and
as a result he will not have the use OF
| his right hand for a month or more
The tieshy part of his hand was badly
lacerated by the explosion.
| Master Owen Hughes was another
fire cracker victim, but he escaped with
only slight powder burns on his face
and eyes. However, it is safe to Say
that he will be more careful in the fu
ture when shooting crackers
There were three or four more mino
accidents. but we did not learn the
names of the victims
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that 10
George, of Montpelier. Ida who, onJnn
IA, 1904, made Homestead Entry $685.
Serial No 02542. for s w is w / Sec
II. n IN w / Sec 13 NE 4NE Sec
tion Ii, TIP. Is S. Range II East Boise
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
To make final proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before he
Meade Austin, u 8 Commissioner,
at Montpelier, Idaho. on the 18th day Of
July, 1909 Claimant names as wit
nesses: Joseph Ii Banks. Robert L
Banks, David R Follick and William
George. all of Montpelier, Idaho.
ga HENRY w, KEEPER, Register
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Death Of Mrs. Andrew Nielsen.

Mrs. Andrew P. Nelson was buried
last Sabbath afternoon, June 9th, from
her late residence in Ovid. Sne had been
a sufferer for several months; and a
fatal termination was expressed. Tie
funeral was attended by large number
af sympathetic friends and neighbors,
and was conducted by r. p Boyd OF
Paris.
Mrs. Nelson came to Bear Lake valley
more than twenty-five years ago, and
was married to Mr.. Nelson soon after
her arrival. She has been a member OF
the Presby church in Paris for q
number Of years, and has left record
of consistent, Christian life Her last
words were; 20 Gnd, take me homel''
Thou wilt show me the path of life;
in thy presence is fullness of joy; at thy
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
NOTICED

Notice is hereby giveh to ali interest
ed parties that, under and by virtue of
IN order of the District Court in and for
ear Lake county, all unpaid assess
nents heretofore levied by the Mont
pelier Irrigation District if not paid on
,r before July 10. 1909. it will be necess-
Try TO re-advertlse such delinquents and
'ell their land according TO law. All
uch assessments can be paid to the
treasurer. M B Cherry, at the office
# the Consolidated Wagon & Machine
Co. in Montpelier. Idaho.
W. j. HUNTER, President
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior

Department OF the InterlOr
U. s. Land Office at Blackfoot. Idaho
May o. 1909
Notice is hereby given that sarah j. Crane of
Montpelier, Idaho who. on May II. 1905, made
Desert Entry 4Ol2, Serial No O4762, for NEA
SWA aud lots 4, 5 and 6, section 6, township ~
SOUTH range "A east Boise Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above described, be.
for. DSMeade Austin, U. S Commissioner, at
Montpelier, Idaho, on the 18th day of July, 1909.
Claimant names as witHesses Fl. Is. Crane of
Mo tpe Ter, Idaho and j G. Merrill. w. B. Ora
ham and George Perkins, all Of Bennington,
idaho
81 HENRY KEIFER Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior

Department OF the Inkerior
u. S, Land Office at Blackfoot, Idaho
May 20. 1905
Notice is hereby given that VIM B
Graham, of Bennington. Idaho. who
on May IL, 1905. made Desert. Entry
1905. Serial No, 04757, for s ELS e
Sec. 81, StSW N Ed 8 VA Sec. 81
Township Ii 8 Range A, East Boise
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make final proof to establish claim &c
the land above described, before De
Meade Austin, u. j. Commissioner at
Montpelier, Idaho, on the I4th day OF
July. 1909 Claimant names as wit
nesses: James G Crane. of Montpelier,
IDAHO, Eugene Graham, J. G Merrill
say. Samuel Hall, all of Bennington
Ids. ia HENRY w. KIEFER Register
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby given that bids wi
be received for the erection of a tw, :
roomed frame school building in Gene =
va. Bear Lake county, Idaho. Plans
and specifications for said building mry
be seen ut the First National Bank
Montpelier, Idaho
The Board of Trustees of Geneva
School District reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
Bids will be received up to and in
GLIDING the 10th day OF Jnly. 1909
RUDOLPH TUELLER, Clerk
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right hand there are pleasures for ever
more. )" psalm Is: IL; and Matthew IS
81 46).
crest remaineth, Oh how sweet,
Flowery fields for wandering feet,
Peaceful calm for sleepless eyes,
Life for death and songs for sighsl"
r. p. BOYD.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


u. S. Land ONCE at Blackfoot, Idaho
May 70, 1902
Notice is hereby given that Ambrose d. Mer.
rill of Bennington, Idaho. who. on May II, 1905,
made Desert Entry 1904 Serial No. O4756, for
SWA SW4 section %. VIZ NWA SEA NWM
section 33. township eleven SOUTH rhhge Al easl
Boise Meridian. has Ill, notice Of intention to
nuke final proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before DeMeade Austin, u. s.
Commissioner. at Montpelier, Idaho, the
18th day OF July, 1909 Claimant names as wit
ness James q Crane. of NJ lntpeier. Idaho
VIM b Graham, Bennington. Ged, e. Lind
Bennington, Samuel Hail. Bennington,
Id lho 81 HENRY w. KIEFER. Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

q. S. Land office at Blaekfoot, idaho,
June 1908
Notice is hereby given that George E SIephei 8
of Bennington, Idaho who, on May %, 1903,
made Desert entry, No 4023 Serial No,
0l767, for lots 2, 8 aud D. Section 3 Township l2
s. Range N E. Boise Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention TO make Ave year proof, to
establish claim TO the land above described. be-
fore De Meade Austin. us. Commissioner at his
ONCE at Montpelier, Ida, on the 20lh day of
July. 1902
Claimant names as witnesses:
Horace Weaver William stephens, Crandee
Dunn, Charles Stephens, all Of Bennington,
Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER.
al Register.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
Alaska Yukon Exposition Rates.

For the Alaska Yukon Exposition at
Seattle from June to Oct. Is. the Ore
gon Short Line will sell tickets for
$40 .55 from Montpelier to Seattle and
return. Tickets on sale daily after
June |. Ask agents for further parti-
cnlars.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-09
a nlaht RIDERS Roid.

The worst night riders are calomel,
croson oil or alUes pills. They raid your
he'd to rob you ~ rest. Not SO with DR..
Kings New Lie Pills. They never distress
or Inconvenience. hut always cleanse the
aystem, curing lids, headache, constipA-
tion, Malaria, 25c at tie Modern Phai-
cyan.