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hl, l > , LA.» ..v. à — TTie MONTPELIER EXAMINER PUBLISHED EŸERY SATURDAY. 'rr ... . d Editor and Proprietor. Chas. E. Harris, SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Une Year, $1.50 in advance, ■ .. . ; Entered at the postoffice at Moritpelicr, Idaho, as second class matter ■*: 1 _ 'r. . —-r--- - - MONTPELIER, IDAHO, SATURDAY, HAY 31, 1902. Six Months, The Idaho Falls Reofisteir doesn't think that all the vir tues of the republican party are wrapped in Joe Perrault, nor does it believe that he is^ entitled to a life tenure of the surveyor general's office. For party harmony and party suc cess, it argues that a new man should be selected fo v the surve3 r or general's office, and the Register is nererfar wrong in looking out for its party policy. The prompt action of Mayor Barrett and County physicians; Drs. West and Poynter, in the smallpox case which developed in Montpelier this week, is commendable. No fear of the spread of the disease, is had bv our people. ______J * 1 ' ' will spread hundreds of thousands of The . democrats copies of Senator Hoar's speech on the Philippines, during the fall campaign, throughout the Union. The republican exchanges are not claiming 0,113' for the eruption of Mount Pelee. credit After all it wasn't so the flag in'Cuba. much of *a disgrace to pull down Hanna had the Ohio convention in his pocket. The Idaho supreme court has decided that the medical law, requiring physi cians to have certificates before they can practice in this state, is constitu -tional. * Medical Law is Constitutional* Correction in Delinquent Tax List In the delinquent tax list the following correction shonld be uiade: Instead of the list showing pavid Roberts of Bloomington as delinquent, his name should be left out. About County Medical Attendance. The item of medical attendance I as published in the anrmal report of the Auditor, included, not only, services Of the County Physician and Dr. Poynter, but also, all services of Quarantine guards, fumigating, medicine, ety. Amount paid for medical attendant was $613.00, and $868,11 was paid for items above named, making a total given iu said report of $1,481.11 as The Boss Whistler. Early last Wednesday morning the people of Montpelier were awakened by the continued whistling of the engine on passenger No. 5, at least investiga tion proved it to be this engine- It was learned later that the whistle on the 805 bad gotten out of whack east of Coke yille, and front there to this city nnd for an hour after arriving here, the thing kept up a continual screaming. The engine had to be "lnlled" before the deafening noise could be stopped. ^ ^ ^ k °k° s 'vaut out in Granger , other night, holding up and beating ; e ' er yb°dy they came in contact with. J ^ ie ^ e P a f>' sheriff there swore in sever- ' depniiësand after a hard struggle, landed five of the tonghs in the cooler. A nigger in the gang narrowly escaped lynching. ' Hoboes at Granger* No less than fonr men ■ "stuck up," besides being beaten with j link pins, rocks and other substances. Verily .Granger promises to be as "tuff" as ever thin nimuirr— - 1 -—, were Operation Successful* Miss Ray Lindsay of Bennington, who was taken to Salt Lake this week bv Dr. Hoover was operated upon yesterday. The doctor phoned to this city t operation was entirel^H»mL- - TTflnng very-well. This wffTbe good news to her legion of friends who for a time despaired of her Vfy. it the * the recov Cokevifle Notes. Sheep shearing continues in full swing. Charles E. Pixley spent a few days in Montpelier this week. Mrs Nora Collett.and son Rube went to Salt Lake on the Wednesday train. ' The grippe and puenmonia sick all improving. ?he list is too long to give. noon are Judge White was in town Tuesday and Wednesday on law business. The whistle on the passenger engin* going west early ednesday morning -mass ACOMPLEXION SECRET: » ««Good complexions are made from the inside* Those who want!? a fresh> heaIthy compIcxion must get it whcfe ^ chiId gct - ff\ it—through sound digestion and pure blood* $1.0oJ$Those who have no care for the beauty of a healthy skin shouldJJ * care for it as an evidence of health* People are never really jjL well if the skiu is sallow or blemished by eruptions* SYRUP of SARSAPARILA COMPOUND makes a clear complexion* It purifies the blood, aids diges-(f\ tion and overcomes "that tired feeling* i* !» m » 5? » PRICE, $ 1.00 Riter Bros. Drug Co m » 9S Logan, Utah, Franklin, Preston and Montpelier, Idaho* - - aronsed the neighborhood for miles around, The valve was out. of order ! nnd it was impossible to shut it off un- 1 reached Montpelier. I Mr, and Mrs. FredHuckvale have re- ; turned to Gokeville with their children af er visiting two weeks in Bloomington j Mrs. John H. Stoner has also returned from her visit with her parents. i Tae Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres byterian church met Wednesday after- • noon at the home of Mrs. Frank Berrfcr for their usual weekly meeting. E. M. Stewart is in town on life in suraace business. On Wednçs lay there wai a doctor lawyer, minister and life insurance jng?nt. all in town and none reaided here. The varions interests of Coke ville seems to be wel looked after. The prospects for a good season were n ' ner ^ >Qu ' er tha,n this year, ,ast " eek with some snow were worth thousands of dollars to r * n( 'her. x. Y Z. ■ The rains ; the Rheumatism is conceded to have its origin in a poisoned condition of the blood, and to be most successfully tieated by Hkkeink. which act** noon the liver, kidney, and otherbZ! purifying organs, thereby divesting the, system of the offending agents. Price aR cents. Riter Bros. ' Drug Store, J v ctoria. j >rd Rowton, who is the literary ex S? ° f Beae °hsfieid, "'- ej »»siting the queen, and it la moored that she has directed him tfut off the publication of field's memoirs till after her Probabl» Compliments ecui ha; j Fell or a Thund rbolt. j s ivi^g on LUvj boundary i of tlic provinces of Jaen, Cordova and j Granada, in Spain, have been much I excited by the fall of a thunderbolt I broken into small pieces. They heard j a series of loud thunderclaps find then ! twelve fragments of an aerolue fell. I fortunately without injuring anybody. One fragment weighing about a pound which was picked up was hexagonal in shape, had a gray surface and was of a greenish color Inside. to Beacons death. The peas, n a coup,, of j j ll*t4 fo- I.anijMvIc tu.' Excellent lairp wicks out of men's soft felt hats, ting them into strips quired. letting them soak hours in vinegar, and drying *• may be mads by cut- ! the width re ~ . Rus,Ia Co!on, * lu e fi '"'*-ia. h „/w? I®* 1 th i? e years Russ;a possible. At lean 6 200 000 ^ol^nicHc h -ve been cent into the ' oount the Trans-Siberian railway, these people have settled in eastern Siberia, more particularly in the Amur valley. Cmsade Against Fat Policemen A crusade is on in Jersey City against fat policemen, They must get jl own to fighting and running weight. lîe ot fi er day a thoroughly equipped 1T,na . sium was opened and orders poHce ^hrard of every policeman to report"« the nasium at certain hours for necessary to reduce them to athletic Proportions. as over Most of the police to gym exercisu BEFORE YOU BUY Call and see What the Oak can save carries - V Furniture Co. you. Remember, he *. c , ^ ^ ° f " eW ^°° ds aS W ^* ilS seeor >cl hand. If you are tired of your old furniture he will exchange with you for new ' T)on't put down your old Carpets but COtDO and get new jones for them. ]JUST A FEW OF HIS BARGAINS: A $100.00 bedroom suit for $40.00 A $60.00 * r, t A îme One for Annthe* An0tIier tor $18 bed Lounve for 1. IOr The finest COUCh A nr«.!, o A ^ White Sewing Mach. $12.50 A Or t,„tf 4. r A ^ tree ^ 0r ** $30.00 $25.00 $ 20.00 $ 10.00 ** tt $9.50 - $ 10.00 A store full of good goods at half cost. OAKLEY'S FURNITURE CO., Montpelier* -Idaho.