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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
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Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t
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Every Angeles Herald May Have Sample
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1t used to he considered that only urinary and
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but now modern science proves that nearly all
diseases have their beginning in the disorder Of
these most Important organs.
Therefore when your kidneys are weak or out
OF order, you can understand how quickly your
entire body Is affected, and how every organ
seems to fail to do its duty.
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get better they will help all the other organs to
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was out OF health and run down generally: had
no appetite, was dizzy and suffered with headache
were the cause of my trouble, but somehow felt
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case out of the system. 1t has cured me, making
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MRS A. L. WNLEER, s3l East Linden St. At
lanta, Ga.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys arc responsible
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often during the day and obllges you to get up
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cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrh Of the bladder
pain or dull ache III the back joints and muscles;
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07

Manila to start with, he said, the Amer
lean opportunities in the Philippines
were far greater than the British OPP
portunities were I'm HonglSOuG.
Speaking Of the argument that the
cheap labor Of the orient would ne
brought i'm direct competition WIN
American tobacco workers by reduc-
tion OF duty on Philippine tobacco Mr'
Uill called attention TO the fact tllaJ
American exclusion laws Keep Chinese
out of the islands and contract labor
cannot be employed. lie said practl-
cally all the cigar and cigarette makers
are Filipinos. few Chinese being en-
rloyed. As all work of this sort Is
piece work, he said, a mans earnings
increase as his ability increases.
MIR. Hill said the manufacture OF
first class handmade cigar is almost as
expensive as in the United states.
Mr.. Mondell Speaks
Mr.. Mondell Of wyoming was the
next speaker. He said he approached
the discussion with the full realization
Of the obligations of this government
TO the Filipino and also with a reallza-
ton that charity should begin at home:
Beet sugar production i'm the United
states. he said, was a child Of Repub-
lican legislation and was protected un-
til the United states decided to do
something for Cuba
Mr. Mondell admitted that he voted
for the cuban measure. but said he had
never derived any comfort from the re-
suits Of his vote. He declared there
was an understanding then that there
was TO be no further reduction in su-
gar tariffs.
The proposed concession would make
q spoiled child of the Filipinos by build
ing up great haciendas and not bene-
fiting the masses.
I'VE are giving the Philippines every
advantage in our market. advantages
that no other country enjoyed said
Mr. Mondell. "And i'm return we are
paying tribute to the Moro in internal
revenue tax on goods imported into the
United States"
Mr.. Mondell rdiculcd the statement
of the friends Of the bill that only 9
per cent of the lands are tillablc and
declared there were no islands I'm the
world SO fertile and capable Of such
extensive agricultural development
Mr.. Lawrence of Massachusetts spoke
briefly in reply to the remarks of Mr..
Clark regarding the tariff movement
in Massachusetts. Mr.. Lawrence said
the ways and means committee had
heard and answered the tariff prayer
of the Filipino. Now it is time the peo-
pie at home should be recognized in
their wants.
The house adjourned at o'clock
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
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the name, Swamp-Root, DR..
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Root in promptly curing even
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lie and Il book of Vaiua bic in
he book contains many of the
received from men and women
so we'll known that our readers
ng your address to DR.. Kilner
cad this generous Offer in the
this paper guarantee the gen
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
TO EXTEND RAILROAD
DsnVer G. Northwestern to Be Run
Through to Port
land
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, Colo, Jan. 6.-David Il.
Moffatt, who is building a railroad
through Northern Colorado and Utah
to Salt Lake City, today made the fol-
lowing announcement:
Il intend to extend the Denver,
Northwestern and Pacific railroad to
Portland, Ore. 1 want to get up in
that section for the timber as we'll as
for an outlet on the Pacific ocean. I
will begin this extension when l am
through TO Utah."
The construction of the road to Port
land would put Denver on a direct
Pacific coast-gulf of Mexico line,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
How to Find Out

If there is any doubt in your mind as to your
condition. take from your urine on rising about
four ounces place it in glass or bottle and let
it stand twentyfour hours. If on examination
1t is milky or cloudy. if there is brickdust set
Ting or if small particles float about in it, your
kidneys are in need of immediate attention.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is used
in the leading hospitals recommended by ply
scians in their private practice and Is taken by
doctors themselves who have kidney ailments,
because they recognize in it the greatest and
most successful remedy for kidney, liver and
bladder troubles
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Los Angeles Sunday Herald. The propretors o
uineness of this offer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06

es, = i'd bin Elm iunser SsriHs =
uno Gieee i'm Stsrben."
,sSit bds meme S9ulb9" iagte bic
Srqbbe drgsrli3. lid babe ssnus
nit mir felbit au thun. Sd iuGe bic
@ere6tigfeit,"
Gin @nb9trt tpeiter itanb cine M6=
noe bi9t BEL ben Welen. 4nbG9ti5
f9aute iie Su. Oh bic Gee ni9t etpas
2ederss an ben Struub ipiilen piirbe
= tsin 5ii9Iein Oher @iirmden ents
gin9 ibren 8ttden.
Die nirb mir bsifen,' Oa9te bic
&rab6e un6 rief fdon bon peitem:
~Das Re9t, bas Re9t! = Sd
fu9e bic See unb bic @eredtigteit.
Wean bdt mir tmeine gtabruns se=
rnubt unb MIDI an ben Stranb sez
iborfen. Die See ioG mir mein
Redt geben."
Die MDtDe fpanbte I6nel ben
f9tunten gals = unb fab nit einem
9luge na9 Der &ra6bs, bic nGber
trGbbelte. Rubis partete lie. Bis bie'
fe gons bi9t bsrangetommsn, ieoer
ibrer geipesunaen nit Spunnung
foigenb.
rRe9t!" rief bic fGeine Srobbe,
rmeine Rabruna!"
S4rGgGints lief fis serabe auf bic
M1pe au. Die M0pe iagte ni9ts
urO Iisb tie gang bi9t bsrdntomnen.
limb bann, f9nuppi - bpbrte iif
Der f9arfe S9ndbel in ben Riiden
Der tleinen &rabbe.
r@ere9ti9teit!" rief bisTs nod =
unb i'm nd9Iten &llgenblid fdon lag
iie plat am 9Oben = unb bic M0pt
rib bic @~ingetpeibe aus benz auFge.
budten tleinen 2eibe.
Die See mar geitie9en unb be.
bedte bic f9paraen Stetne b0Ilis mil
trGuIeIrben, f9Gumenben Welsn.
Die gebutbisen Muf9eln Dffnster
TIRE S9alen urb lieben has labenbt
Hab einItrDmen - bic fdlunten al.
gen redten Ii9 in Der Slutb UNI mos
senb f9fpantte bas aeI9meiOige 9riir
in BEN frii4en, piibIenben DaFer.
.Sebt, febt!" - fusttn Fe Ieiie
mir iiBb f9le9t eepeTen. ST bag
quite DaFer nt9t setommen, INN uns
ai labsn9 ga, bic fleine &rdbbt
bate reft, bas Wdfer 1T gere9t unt
gebentt fsiner 8inber."
9o9 auf benz trpdenen Sauoe lag
bic leergepidts S9ule Der tleiner
&rabbe Sfpif6en ben geiprei5ten gein'
den. l1nb Der minb bat ie setrOdneI
in ben barduffolsenoen Susen, unt
bic Sonne bat fie tpeiB ssblei6t, UNI
tie mar fpeiber als Der S4aum bel
bsranrolerben Wpgen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06

ab unO III Tebr fpIa barauf. mir
firben unter ibrsn 3. 3. bic Hamen
Boiling. RanSoIph Robertfun,
glbrtO9e, Murrdn, Sun unb Wbittle.
8iele 9snerutipnen binbur9 erbielten
fi9 in bieIsn Samilt,n mebr oper
tpeniger t6rperli9e &ennasi9en BON
Snbtdnertbum: bobe 8udentnp6en,
fapdraes unb seraOe berubfaleRbes
!Sdur unb &upferi9attirung in Der
9autfarbe.
Bon biefen Hadfommer uno Ins
beren lit aud bic 8eipsglr9 ausgez
gangen, elm 9entmal fir ppcabontus
in @erbiRbuns nit Der senannten
GrsfteIling gu entbiinen. gu @sr>
tretern bieler 2inber Der @rbe tpirb
bftfss 9erttmal, nit befen Musfii6s
rur9 WiIiam SrbnaD Pdrtrtbge
betruut 1T, bon Ds~rsdngenen Sasen
fpr9en!
Sc 1T fsrner esplant, baB cine
gommfiipu nab gnelunb seiunot
iperben ion, nm bic rleberreIte Der
Srbianerprin5eIiin aus benz Sriebbof
All 9rdbesenb gu bolen unb am ufer
bes ct. Sdmesff1tfes, mo bic bebeut=
Famfttn unb ersrsifenbitsn Gpifobsn
ibres turssn berbienftbunen 2ebens
fid ubIpieIten, ouf's gleue gu beItuts
ten.
Infer 8eIten bat ntdt minber.. dIs
Der Often, ppcabontds' 4rbenten
biir6 cine Reibe Ramenssebunser
pereipiat unb fpirb an ben nGdftiGbris
gen gbrunser feline SreuOe baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
Sas Gnse oer epinnhubes, .

Die Spinnitubt. cine @oItseinri9s
tune, bic Sabrbunberte lang in bubsr
8Iiitbe itanO, lit in 9efen iebt Ooll>
fiGnbis peri9punben. Die befii9en
SpinRituben bdttsn. pis ~allbetannt,
lanse cine poltscrsieberiI9s 8sbeis
tung. Sn ibnen fano bas 8oltslieb,
bic 8oItssrSGbIun9. bus Ndr9en feline
sigentli9e gfleseitdtte; bon Der
SpinnItlbe aus fpuposn pi1tige Sds
ben fir bic iittli9s UNI seiitige RrGf-
tieung bes 8oltslebens %eeipOnnen. SIN
2dufs Der 3eit artstsn bic SpiunIhlben
ieoo9 aus. 90 mubte in ben Iebten
Sabren i'm 8oselsbers Elm Sbsil polis
Ssili9 seI9loHsn iperben, ba an eins
3elnsn Srtsn acknowledgements Oinse
porsetommen tparen. 9dnger srbieltsn
lie fi9 in ibrer urIpriinsli9en Gbrbars
felt i'm Obenfpalb. mo cine quite ORB
nung g~ebanohabt ipuroe. gber aud
bort lit bic Spinnitube in ben Iebten
S0rfsrn berihpuHben; nur Der Rdme
ii9 nod. sStbt pertebt man
unter ientr 8esei9nuns glbenbgeIens
f6dften iunaer Qtute betoerlei Sc
f9le9ts, bic i'm Winter Itattfinben,
aber einen gans drOersn gbdratt.r bas
ben als bic alien .Spinnituben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
sas ansfeben Der setni6measr.

9riGdtAS aparin, Der 8erfaHer Der
beriibmterpbniiologis bes @eI4mads.
6aratterbirt aud bic Seinf4med.r.
@r meint, bab ss SnbtOiouen sebe.
benen bic Ratir iens 5einbeit Der Sr'
game perIagt bat, obne Die bic i4mdds
baftsIten Speifen unbeu6tet gei9lldt
fperben. Die 3unse bieier nngliid>
li4en fei nur f9le9t nit ben gfer'
bentpGrsdsn oerieben, bic ben @ss
f9mad einiausen unb permittsln iol'
lsrt. Sine anbere &atesprie begreifs
bic 3erItreuten, in Ii9 bic S4pdBer,
bic 9eI9iftigtsn, bic Gbrgei3igen uno
ale anbersn, bic gu glti4er 3eit
spei.rlei 9inss tbtin mD6ten uno muir
eFen, um iif gu fiilen. gu bieisn se'
bDrts II. a. Rdppleon l. @r mar iebr
unregelmGBis in Ieinen Mablseit,n,
dR i6neG unb i9fedt. SobaIo CT
4ppetit fiiblte, mubts er audi befrts'
bigt perben, unb feline 5elotiide mar
70 eingeridtst, bdB man IN iebem
Srt unO su ieSerStunbe Jpn unDsr,
siigli6, beim erIten 8efebl @efliigsl.
3otsletten unb 8dffes OorisBen tonr>
tie. Rad 8rildtSSdDdrtns 4niiGt
gibt es dber cine beppraugte 2fdHs
BON MenI6en, bic bur9 materiene
unb orgunif9e @orausbefimmuns 81
ben @eniiFen bes 9eTdmads beras
fen 1T.
Die geborsnen SeinT6meder iinb
mtiItens BON mittlersr 9rGbe; lie bd'
ben elm ruross ober Diereftsss g.
iidt, glGnsenbe @ugen, fIeiHt Stirn,
fiirse RaTs, ftetfdise 2ippen unb run
bes Slim. Die Sraien iub oraI,
cher bibid als Id0n unb stpas gum
Settiperben gsneigt. Die Rdf9eriH'
men basesen blb:n mad 8riuut@S SABA.
rims 8eoba9tung fsinere 3ige, 3urtes
req 4usieben, limb nisoli6er uno un'
terTdeiben ii9 bur6 elm gan; eigens
tbImlihes 3ungenI6nalsen. Inter
btsItn duberen 3iigen empfieblt Brill
Fat bic ltebsnspiirbigsn @GIte 81
IlGen; lie nsbmen a1es an, mas
mar ihnen sibt. eFen langiam uuh
toiten nit lls~berlesuns. Sit beris
len fid ni6t, ben Srt gu psrtaFeH,
mo tie cine sepGblte @dItTreunbf9dft
empfing. lie bIeiben ben a6tnb iiber
unb tennen bic Spiete unb 3eitDeri
treble. bic gu j.ber gaTtrOnomifdsn
@efe[i9aft geb0ren. Oieienigen
aber, benen bic Ndtur bic GGbigteit
Der 9eI9madsseniFe perTdgt 6a!,
baben, na9 griaut1S apdrin, Elm lans
ses @eiidt. ldnse Rdfe unb slansIOie
sluser. WeI9es aud ibr Wu1s fsin
m0ge, Itets bdbsn re etipds 21ngli9ts
in ibrem 36rpsrbau. sic baben
I1narSt unb slatte 5uare unS fnh
tets mayer. 8riuatsSa pdrin mein!
Iogdr: rSie hdben bic langsn !6oTsn
e~rfunben." absr bas 1T cine burdz
aas unhiiforil6e 8smertuns, bic. mi.
10 mdnhe anoere g%e3pungene Wens
oung In oieIem beriibmten Werf, of
feubur nur ssma6t if. neil Der Der
fuHer um ieben preis tpibis unt
ssiitreid Iein min.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06
: Qatontfd. Mutter: ga,

= 2atontf9. Rutter: rSas
gen Sic fslbit. Serr proeFor, mas
ipiiBten meine SOdter nidt?! MAS
sebt iiber cine b0bere 9ilbuna9!'
profeFor: ~Gine titfere 9iIbuns!~
= @lld i'm unsIid. abaes
itiir5ter SouriF: IRA, isBt bab' | a
paar Sturben a Ruab, mel gtlte
braudt minbefttns bier Stunbsn, Bis
lie oo heruntertommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-12-06

pocabOntds binterlieB einen SObu.
SbOmas Rolfe senannt, ipelder cine
Reibe Sabre in @nglanO Isbte. mo er
bas 9i6t Der @elt srblidt bate.
bann abtr mad amerita lam urO Ti6
bduerrb in @irsinisn nieberlieB. Sier
beirdtbete er aud uno binttzlieb cine
qnsobl Nd9tommen.
Cine gauge Reik betdnnter beutis
gtr Gdmilien In 8trsiHien Itdmmt
nGbsr pber entferHtsr bon Ppeabontds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15

Tn a little over a month from to-day, the local baseball season Of l9O6 VIII have started in earnest. a,
 Connie Mack's squad of Athletics VIII report in Montgomery on March l, ana within a few days after that date Ike Durrett's squad will begin to report; The local pitching department whfch 'iIl along has been considered one of the weak spots In the 1908 outfit, now looks to be one of the strongst links Tn the chain; With Roy Hale, John nn,oipe Mc Frye and May to try out. 1t IS not tax ing a very long shot to say that the slab department will not suffer
 Four pitchers will be carried this sea son and they will get all the work they are looking for to keep them Tn shape nt that. and three of tba above seven will get hisn. Hale. McMackin and McCrane are pretty sure to be fixtures, while the other one lies between Ger maine. Frye. Lee and the college pit cher, May.
 close of last season that. with mana ger like Ike Durrett to hold him down, he Is a good pitcher. He pitched twenty-eight games last season. win- ming thirteen losing fourteen and tie ing one but local fans remember the radical improvement he showed after Durrett took charge of the team, his poor work being during the first part of the season.
 Lots of local fans last summer called McMncSin lucky pitcher. and 1t Will take the strongest kind of gray to dis cover the cause of the appellatton. Of the eighteen he worked for Montgomry fifty-nine hits were made off him (not quite four a game,) he gave thirty eight bases on balls Ia record of two free passes a game.) while he won thir- teen and lost five. Durrett certalnly needs a few more lucky pitchers" like this fellow.
 Now for his hitting-and how the fans used to yell for the good natured pitcher when long hit meant one or more runs in q tight place. Of his nineteen games with Montgomery-one in the outfield--he had seventeen hits, one of which was home run, one three-bagger and one two-bagger with batting average for his nineteen
 Better hook on to some more lucky pitchers"
 McCrane of course. is an unknown quantity as far as local fans are con cerned. but he has a reputation In the baseball world of being one of the steadist and swiftest -fefthanders in the business. If he turns out be the Durrett will have three of the best pitchers in the South.
 Jack Lee showed noor form last sea- son. He pitched brilliantly during the first part Of the season but towards the close he went all to pieces. Some thing was wrong with him. He gave his best efforts towards the local club. There is no doubt of that and it Is sim pln justirr tn say that he Is about as honest, hardworking a ball player as has ever been in Montgomery. His arm went wrong or he had one of those unaceountable slumps that in- variably jump on all ball players soon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
KILLING IN L0WNDES
ARTHUR WHATLEY SHOT TO DEATH
 BY RUSSELL HAYNES.
Young Men Fall Out Over the Possess sion of Dog and One of Them is ShOt-NegrO Has Leg
 Cut on.
Advertiser Bureau,

Selma. Jan. 14.
 The news of a tragedy which oc- Cointy, was learned here this morn ing. The killing is said to have oc- cured about 4 o'clock Saturday after noon on the public highway, but the body of the young man who met his death was not found until about o'clock last night. The killing was the result of a quarrel between Arthur Whatley and Russell Haynes, two prom that neighborhood, and, grew out of misunderstanding about dog which it is understood they owned jointly.
 From the information received here today it seems that yesterday after noon young Whatley. who lives about six miles across the river south of here, went to the home of young Haynes. While there a dispute arose about the dog and a fight was started between the two young men. But Whatley said that he would not fight Haynes at his home and told him to come out on the public road and they would fight it out. Haynes agreed to this and the two young men left, Whatley riding his horse and Haynes walking.
 When some distance from the house and while still on the horse, 1t is stated that Whatley turned the animal l.around, pulled pistol and made a dflDve to dsmount Haynes was a few Steps be- hind the horse and when he saw What ley turn the animal around and pull ms plStol ne also JerKed out his weapon and fired. the shot entering Whatley' s stomach and penetrating upwards. Re- | ports as to the number of times that Whatley was shot differ. Some say | that he was shot twice and that both shots took effect in his stomach. | After the shooting young Haynes returned to his home and said noth- ing about the difficulty and the body of the young man lay in the public road 1 where it fell until 1t was found by some one last night about 9 o'clock It was then picked up and carried to the home of his parents.
 In the past the young men are said 1 to have been close friends Haynes is q young man about 19 or 20 years of 1 age while Whatley is said to be about 1 21 years of age. Both of them come of good family and were well liked by all.
 Had Leg Cut on.
 Forrest Wallace, a negro fiagman on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
INTRINSIC MERIT,
Says Druggist Fowler. is What Makes
 NinCI Popular.

The intrinsic merit of this new cod liver oil preparation, Vinol," said MT Fowler lis beginning to be real iZed by the people of Montgomery. Of course in my position as 3 druggist have soen innumerable medicines and proprietary articles introduced, hut never in my long experience have l eyer known or heard of medicine that would produce more beneficial results than Vinol
 "I attribute this to the fact that Ninol contains in a concentrated form all the medicinal clements contained in cod liver oil, actually taken from fresh cods' livers. hut without drop of oil or grease to nauseate and upset the stomach, and it contains no sick ening drugs
 "A prominent physician writes; Vnol is the most valuable pTepara- tion of cod liver oil known to medi- cine l. is of untold value to create str' nrth and build up the general system for old people. vaak women and children, and it has no equal Tor hard colds. bronchial and all lung ar fectiuus,
 "There are hundreds of people rigI her. in Montgomery who can testify that there is nothing equal to Vinol tu make rich, red blood. to ln- crease the appetite, cure stomach troubles, give strength and renewed vitality 10 the aged build up the run down tired and debilitated, make the weak strong. cure chronic coughS' colds and build up the convalesceht. ht.
 "We freely offer to return your money i'm every case where Vinol fails Try it on this guarantee S c. Fowler. Druggist
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-15
Messing to Lecture.

Next Thursday night at the Court House Rabbi A. J. Messing of Mont gomery will deliver a lecture for the benefit of the Selma Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. It Is the wish of the Selma Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy to ap- propriately mark the field whereon was fought the battle of Selma during the late Civil War and the proceeds de- rived from the lecture by Rabbi Mes sing will be used in that fund.
 It was the Chapters intention for the lecture to be delivered Friday night, Gen. R. E. Lees birthday but on account of previous engagement MT. Messing could not come to Selma then. The subject of the address will be "The Life of Robert E. Lee" For the evenings entertainment a program os reading and music will be arranged and all who will attend the lecture will spend an evening that will be long re- membered.
 The work the Daughters of the Con- federacy have taken upon themselves will receive the hearty approval of the people ot this community and the lee ture that will be delivered for this cause Thursday night will be liberaIly patroniZed.