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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
ofacial Announcements.

The president of the division. accom- panied by Miss Ida B. Murphree. is on an official visit this week to Geneva Chapter, U. D.. C., where they antlci- pate a pleasant time and hope to be of some benefit to the chapter. As far as her home duties will permit the president expects to visit. the individual chapLe1 8 throughout the State during the year. On this trip. if circumstances permit, she will visit the several chapters of the or der in the Wire Grass counties of the State.
 floral pillow of white carnations bor- dered with calla lilies fringed with mai denhair fern and Roman hyacinths pre- uenting the words Alabama U. D. C." in red carnations, was sent as a tribute of love for the bier of General Gordon from the Alabama Daughters of the Confed- AracY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Father Ryan Chapter.

The U. D. C.. Father Ryan Chapter, met with the President. Mrs@H. L. Will finson, on Thursday, at p. m., Jan. 14th. Altogether it was most enjoyable meet mR for the President announced that we were out of debt. which gladdened the So unttrinRly worked for the beautiful monument recently erected to the memory If our Confederate dead. Never have we asked for outside aid. and now will renew o,Ir efforts, and soon transform the monu- nent lot, into a spot of beauty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

formed to defend Germany from an over flow of foreign goods. 10 strengthen Ger man capacity in the markets of the world and, above all, to meet American c0mpe tit!on.
 Prof. Julius Wolff of Breslau, Econa mist and intellectual founder of tho So ciety, explained that the idea originated from observation of American progress which was due to tho 'boundless possis bilities opened to that energetic race bs Its large and unified domestic market
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

New York. Jan. 22.-Announoement re- cent!v made at the Technology Club that radium had been extracted from Ameri- can ores has been brought from Professor Alexander H. Phillips. of Princeton Uhl- versity, who conducted the experiments. The ore used in the experiments came from Utah.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
United Daughters
 0 The Confederacy

On Tuesday evening next. 18th inst, at 8 o'clock. in honor of General Lees birth day. an informal reception will be given to all old veterans, at Mrs. Wilkinson s residence, who will wish to pass a pleas ant hour. Patriotic songs, recitations and music will be the feature of the occasion. Before adjournment. short, but impress sive. service was held, in memory of our beloved Gordon" whose name will ever be revered by friend and foe.
 Mrs. R. E. Corry,
 Corresponding Secretary. CyreenVfIle Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Weak, Hacgard WOrnout Women Win find a boon in Feminala, the pre- scrIption used by an eminent physician for ten years. in a large private and sant- torium practice. with unvarying suocess. Drugsists now sell and guarantee 1t.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

All voters between the ages of %l and 45 must pay their poll tax on or before Feb. 1st or be disqualified from voting in any primary, stats or Federal election this year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Aching in the small of the back is an indication of Brights Disease. The prop CT course in such cases is to take a few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters. It is an effective kidney remedy and bowel regu- later. adv-Wed-fri-su.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
r.nnlrnnt ia Settled.

New York, January 22.-More than i.Soo men in the building trades at Paterson N. J., who have been locked out for a month. have returned to work. Their differences will be settled by arbitration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Dallas, Tex. Jan. z.--A special to The News from RockwalI. Tex, says: A fire of unknown origin today destroyed several buildings in the business section. The loss will reach $50,00O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Inflammation Wanted.

Persons who have been benefited through the use of Thachers Blood ana Liver Syrup will please communicate with "A. H." care The Advertiser of- soa Adv.-tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY
DARK RAYS OF aAsLIaHT sLAo
 CEMENT.
Electric Arc Burns--Carbon Wool "A New Oxygen rrocess-Nov- el Development of Hearing A Mechanical Drill-Holder Electricity For Con-
 sumption Silver
 for Wounds.

The N-rays of R. Blondlot should inter- est us especially because they are so com mon about us. They were discovered while the light from Welsbach burner was being concentrated by a quartz lens on a sulphide of calcium screen. the lens causing the luminosity of the screen to persist after the light was removed. They are now known to exist not only in the incandescent gas but also in the ordi. nary gas hame burning without a cliim- ney, and in the radiation from red hot plate of silver or tale, and they ex- cite radioactivity in various substances. such as a plate of lead. The invisible rays can be detected by the slight increase of luminosity of q phosphorescent screen or of a very small gas flame. These rays seem to be given off by the human body. and UArsonvaI has shown that screen of platinocyauide of bariufn, made slight ly luminous by radium, lights up on ap- proach to a muscle. and is so sensitive that 1t can show the course of nerve under the skin.
 While hydraulic cement from blast fur mace siag was made in London many years ago, the industry does not seem to have become permanent. The manufac- | ture of Portland cement from slag and | limestone has now been begun in Ger many and Belgium. and the product is claimed to be cheaper and more trust
 worthy than that from the usual ma | tefials. Mortar of one part of slag ce- ment to three of sand had a tensile strength of 3s3 pounds per square inch after seven days. increasing to 551 pounds | in 2S days l In late experiments of Jensen. isolated cancer cells retained their vitality for IS
 days at degree to degrees C., F days at room temperature, and perished in 24
 hours at body temperature. Bright light was rapidly destructive, as was also car- boiio acid.
 | A still unexplained effect of the electric | light somewhat resembles mild sunburn and sunstroke. The heat of the electric
 arc employed in the reducing furnace is
 so concentrated that 1t melts steel like
 tallow, but the thermometer a dozen
 yards away Is scarcely affected. Even at
 this distance from the heat. however. per-
 sons experience a burning of the face and
 other exposed skin much like that pro-
 duced by intensely hot sunshine The
 skin becomes deeply bronzed and there Is
 temporary blindness in natural light, with pain in the eyes, followed by headache and insomnia.
 In certain open coke furnaces where air l is admitted through openings and the gas i from the bituminous coal is burned in the apparatus, carbon is deposited in the singular form of masses of fincs threads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Newspaper man Found Dead.

Louisville, Ky, Jan. 22.-Hary W. Della blaine. who has held positions on several Southern newspapers. was found dead on Fifth Street early today Death is sup posed to have resulted from a hemorr- haze.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

A sheet of silver is the dressing applied by Dr. Reboul. a French physician. to wounds. It has remarkable antiseptic properties. and a fresh wound heals quickly without suppuration, while a chronic ulcer becomes gradually covered with healthy skin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
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constantinople, Jan. 22.-The Sultan has ordered that general amnesty be granted to the Bulgarians and Macedonians who have been imprisoned for participation in the disturbances of last summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

medicine is Hoods SarsapariIla. It pos seeses unequalled merit and cures all dis eases caused or promoted by impure or impoverished blood, including rheuma- tisfIl, dyspepsia, catarrh.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Notes from the Prattville Chapter

Notes from the Prattville Chapter On Wednesday. January 17th, a called meeting of the Merrill b. Pratt Chapter was held at the home of Mrs. s. C. Nor gan, whose hospitality for the ''Daugh- ters" is unbounded. and in viewing the enthusiasm of this aged lady, although feeble in health. we can but stand back in wonder until We are lost in admiration and love for such devotion, such patriot ism. The Merrill E. Pratt Chapter IS moving steadily forward. increasing both in numbers and interest. We have chosen for our emblem the simple white rose with the motto:
 There are deeds which should not pass
 away.
 And names that must not wither.''
 At this meeting resolutions of condo lence on the death of General John B. Gordon were adopted. also on the death of General James Longstreet, and c.py of these resolutions sent to their widows. Whenever a veteran dies in our midst. it is our custom to send a floral offering to be laid on their graves.
 The President then read to the Chapter the appeal for the monument fund, and 1t was voted by the Chapter to respond with $10. sU the treasurer was instructed to forward that amount to Mrs. l.. G. Daw- son. Chairman of the Monument Commit tee. All business being finished, the Chapter adjourned. Mrs. J. A. Pratt,
 Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
Fire in Noclxwell Tex,

The Daybreak Fertilizers are here. See our adv. Marks & Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
FREE TO
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A Discovery of a Remedy Mas Been Made That Restores Lost Man. hood and Gives Man the Vitality of a Lion.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Regenerativa Tablets is the only recognized positive and permanent cure for Lost Man. hood in. all its forms and stages.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
TO COMPETE WITH AMERICA.
Middle Europe Economic Society is
 Formed.

Formed.
 Berlin. Jan. 22.-Under the presidency of Duke Ernest Guenther Ezu Schleswig- Holstein, Emperor Williams brother-in- law. the Middle Europe Economic Society was formally founded here last night. It ains to procure the establishment of a middle European Economic Alliance on the lines proclaimed by Count Goluchow- ski. the Austro-Hungarian minister for foreign affairs. several years ago.
 The president declared the Society was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

In certain open coke furnaces, where air is admitted through openings and the gas from the bituminous coal is burned in the apparatus, carbon is deposited in the singular form of masses of f1ncs threads. These deposits, which they call carbon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

wool, are found by two French chemists to occur in geode-like cavities Tn tne coke, and the finer filaments are about o.o0oS inch in diameter while the coarser ones range from 0.0Ol2 to o00s5 inch, the length being usually about two inches. The fila1nents are formed of rings, or which six were seen in 1-250th of an inch.
 Oxygen has been obtained from liquid air by distillation, the nitrogen passing off first and the last 10 per cent being about 90 per cent oxygen. The oxygen volatilizes first but also condenses while the nitrogen Is still in gaseous form, and U. Georges Claude has devised new ap- paratus in which partially frozen stream of air is made to return against fresh afr. when it gives up nitrogen, and takes oxygen. One end of the apparatus Is thus made to give out nearly pure nitro gen and the other nearly pure oxygen, 1,2oo cubic feet of @ per cent oxygen per hour having been obtained.
 Radiufn has been found to have dis- tinct but variable influence on the growth of tadpoles, development being slowed, quiclsened. or perverted.
 To train deaf-mutes to hear and to measure their sense of hearing have been subjects of experiment in Europe by pr. oNN@s~-- was used and the intensity of the sound as 1t became audible became progressively less, many cases of complete deafness being thus made to give place in six weeks to the power of hearing ordinary sounds. The treatment proved to be pleasing if- stead of fatiguing or painful. The hear ina was measured at different stages of the treatment by the air pressure neces- sary to make the siren audible, and the results were claimed to inoIcate that few persons are deaf and dumb beyond all cure.
 The novel drilling tool of Mir. Charles Simmons of London, enables one man to do mining hitherto requiring two men. To an iron upright or spreader bar. about g feet in height, is attached small cyliti- der, and an ordinary 2-foot drill passing through this cylinder is held in rigid pc sition by powerful spring and grip lever. The drill is revoived by q foot lever working in conjunction with q piston.
 An alternating current of high frequen- cy is used by Dr. J. Cunningham Bowie in the electric treatment of consumption. Tn practice 1t has ranged from 300 to 800 miliiamperes and from 50 to 70 volts, and has been applied from 10 to 70 minutes. Almond oil containing iodine, thymol and other antiseptics was injected into the 1arynx. The curative effect was noted much more quickly than with the anti septic oils alone, and the expeTtmenter Is satisfied that the current has an import ant healing influence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

Radiufn has been found to have Q dis tinct but variable influence on the growth of tadpoles, development being slowed. quiclxened, or perverted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-24

In late experiments of Jensen. isolated cancer cells retained their vitality for IS days at degree to degrees C., F days at room temperature, and perished in 24 hours at body temperature. Bright light was rapidly destructive, as was also car- boIic acid.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13

scant population of about l6Z, 0Oo is
scattered over an area of more than
fifty million acres, fifteen millions OF
which are agricultural land and nj
teen millions grazing country
The Worlds Fair furnishes many
disillusiops. THIS | realized when
casually stopped to examine the ex-
hitit of this young state in the Pal
ace of Mines and Metallurgy. Here
is to be found one of the most at
tracuve exhibits of mineral and
mining products in the building II
is artisticslIy and conveniently ar
ranged for inspection and examina'
tlou. The magnitude Of the mineral
production OF the state is best ascer
taIned in the statistics for the year
1903, which give the follo"ing re-
suits
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13

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very pretty and tasty, Mrs. Con
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ding march 80 ths bridal party pro
oeeded dosn the aisle 10 'be plat
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then Miss Eshsl 9rey selee 20
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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13
idaho REPUBLICANS
BREAK THE RECORD
Railroaded . Ticket Through
With a Sheep King at
the Head.

The republican state convention IS
Moscow, after one of the briefest but
most spirited contests in the history
of the party, nominated a ticket
headed by Frank R Gooding of Lin
coin county for governor. Mr.
Gooding had the nomination at every
stage of the game, apparently.
After the slate had been made up
it was decided that no time should
be lost 10 putting it through. 1t re-
quired only two hours and half to
hear the platform read, adopt it and
name the entire ticket. This estab-
lishes the record in Idaho tor con-
ventlon railroading
Mr.. Gooding secured an over
whelming majority of the votes, his
strength being more than twice that
OF Governor Morrison. The govern
or's supporters put up vigorous
Hght for him, but their opponent ~
simply invincible.
Here is the ticket:
Governor-Frank. r. Gooding of
Lincoln county.
Congress Burton l.. French of
Iatoh ranom;natad
Justice of the supreme COURT.
N. Sullivan of Blain, renominated.
Lieutenant governor B l..
Sleeves of Washington
Secretary of State-W. II Gibson
OF Fremone, renominated
Treasurer H. N Coffin of Ada,
renominated
Attorney general. J. Guheen
of Bannock
Auditor Robert Bragaw Of Koo-
tenai.
Superintendent OF schools--Miss
May Scott of Bingham, renominated.
Mine inspector Robert Bell Of
Custer, renominated.
Presidential electors r. H.
Hagenbarth of Fremont. II. w.
Keifer of Bingham, and y. W.
Oliver OF Idaho.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13
Idaho at the Worlds Fair

One practical result of the st
Louis Worlds Fair will be the dissi.
patton of preconceived ideas about
countries and peoples. In this Ex.
position are congregated the repre-
sentatives of all the peoples OF the
earth, and here can be found the
best examples of the arts, indus
tries and productions. When one is
confronted with all these things
when he talks with the various peo.
pie, observes their distinguishing
characteristics, sees with his own
eyes the things wherein their respec-
tive countries excel, and actually
lays his hands on them and comes in
visual contacC-then he discovers
how much he does not know, how
inadequate has been his reading, how
much he has to unlearn, or at least
how much he has to add to his store
of knowledge before he can consider
himself we'll informed These re-
Elections apply not alone to other
countries, but to our own as well.
For instance, there is the state OF
Idaho. In a general way those who
have not visited the state or have
merely rushed through it on a rail
road train, have the idea that about
all there is to it are huge, barren,
rocky mountains, roaring rivers anG
water falls and desolate cactus plains
1t mas never entered our heads to re
gard 1t as state of commercial activi
ties or as producing anything worthy
of attention or as making it deslr
able for homes We have neve
known or have forgotten that thu
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13
Penitentiary StabbiDg ARRAY,

Near the penitentary stabbing
ARRAY occurred between two convicts
Wednesday morning that might have
been quite serious only for prompt
action OF the guards, says the Capt
tai News.
John Ray, who is serving six
year sentence for burglary committed
in Bsnnock county, and Pat Court
ney, who was sentenced from this
county for two years, about a year
ago, after being convicted of burg
larry, have nursed grudge againt
each other for some time. While
going TO the stone quarry with one
guard marching ahead and another
at the rear, Ray suddenly drew
knife and assaulted Courtney with
the viciousness OF a Wild animal. He
cut cash across his head making
an ugly scalp wound and making
another thrust at his neck before the
guards could stop bim.
Fortunately the knife MAS an lu-
proyIsed one. with blunt blade only
40 inch long, which bad been 6tted
into 40 empty cartridge shell for =
handle Had the blade besD Of or
diDary length, coortpey would have
DO doubt received fatal sound
The tsO men we're taken back " tbe
pepitepuery, ebere Courtney bad biz
wounds dressed apd vill 10 sl prob
ability recover gitbout any serious
CONSEQUENCES
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13
At the Opera House.

The Stellar Theatre Go. held the
boards at the opera house two nights
this week and gave very good salts
faction. On Wednesday night
''Dad's Darling was produced and
on Thursday night ''Saint and Sim
ner" ~as the bill. The acting gen
orally wss very good 10 both plays,
with some good singing and special
ties between act. The attendance
each night was very light, TOO light,
in fact, TO offer any encouragement
10 the company Bot Wejser will dc
better next time
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-08-13

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s.noe Cbsmberlain's Cole, Ch0lega
and Diarrboee Remedy came into
general use gbe uniform success
Which attsDds tbs use u this remedy
10 al cases of bowa complaints 10
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