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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25
PeIigrOSaS Enfern1edadeS
En- Los RihOneS, CuradaS.

NUANDO los rifIones est6n afectados
~ con catarro, debtdo I'm resfrfo,
q excesO de trabajo la extension del ca
tarro de cualquter Otro 6rgano, estos
dejan de ejercer sus functones normales.
El trabajo de los rinones es extraer de
la sangre gran parte del veneno que SO
acumula en- Ell cuerpo.
silos r1iones dejan de hacer su trabato
es tanto Ell veneno que Sc acumula, que da
lugar convulsiOnes, 4as>cuales muchas
veces resultan fatales.
La Peruna hace que los rifones e1erzan
Sus funciones normales curando el CO.
tGrro y congestion.
Tambien fOrtalece la acci6n del cora
G6n igUNlS 10 circulation en- todo el
sistem8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CuRAN
EN- q n Ia DIAS. con 81 UNGUENTO DE
PAZO, va sean siRnples, saNgrantes, con pioaz6n
eYternaa. Pahaldes due sean.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25

AVIsO.-Don Francisco Alamo Av'
mas, rscejsEk p0r ia vAlOr intr1aSsCo en-
IR cfcina do don MsFC9liao MiFabal, San
JaB6 EdmeEo 2, dc 81 liam. y do 2 "a
p. m dsAde hay hanta el dfa 10 de AgoA'
to pEfximO, les acCiones de 30 casa de In
call0 do EEn0HtO Sierra en- SantuPCe 8 v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25

-NervioB y muier 90 casi 10 miBmo.
1Qu6 muier 40 pGdecs de ellOs? Puss ii
quiere Vd. tOneFlOB On salad tome el Vino
dc CsEObEina UIEiCi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25
SOLO HAY UN j" BRoMo OUT

NINA y ase as el elLAXAFTYQ BRolEo cUIlS4t14h
usadO en- todo el mHndo para cuEag ResEEadog en 81
dia, La fEma de g. W. GROVE 80 pa1& eh ea0S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-25

> On remedio que
cura los desarreglos d
catarrales de los RE
ZONES, realmente
debiera considerarse
como e1 remedio del
hogar. La Peruns
es Ell verdadeP Po
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

upon the Sc or. Sc or. Sec. 26-5 Is,
and ST. ar. sW Or and Lot Sec. 30
s lG was investigated and said appli-
cation denied.
The joint quarterly report of the
treasurer and auditor was examined
and approved.
The Board had under consideration
the compensation Of the road overseers
Of the county and it is hereby ordered
that each overseer shall receive $3.50
per day for labor without team and
$3.50 per day for man and team.
In the matter Of the application Of
d. L. Root for retail liquor license at
Gooding. this being the time set for
said hearing. the Board proceeded to
investigation by reviewing the petitions
for and against granting Of said license
and also the hearing of parties inter
ested in same and after due consider
alton said application Of d. l.. Root be
and is hereby denied and the sheriff
ordered 10 return bis deposit.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Kelley Horse Co., acct. Of ! Lewis,
Walter and Salem Carpenter being ex-
soldiers and entitled to exemption on
their one-third interest in horse, S. &
Co. tax 9.45; sanitary .OS; predatory
.O5; spc. school u so; total 4.O8.
Marion, Thos, acct. of double assess
ment, S. e. Co. tax 1852; spc. school
ca 2.84; total 1916.
Niles, p. NJ, ex-soldier, S. & Co. tax
%. So; sanitary .Os; predatory .O5; total
%. &c.
Rupert Mere. Co., acct. of W. N.
Shillings being owner and entitled to
soldiers exemption, S. & Co. tax 1904;
village of Rupert SIP; spc. school ga
436; total 28.12
Silk, Martin, ex-soldier, S. & Co. tax
34.5O; sanitary %; predatory Is; spc.
school (lO) 600; total 1879.
Sands, Mrs G. o., acct. Of widow
exemption, S. & Co. tax 1880; spc.
school (39) 1000; total 44.5O.
Tout, II. c., ex-soldier, S. & Co. tax
$50; village Of Rupert 1888; spc. school
(24) 1874; total 12.57.
Lewis, Walter, acct. soldier exemp-
ton, S. & Co. tax 1916; sanitary .O5;
predatory .O4; spc. school o. 1853;
total 1924.
Credits asked by J. w. Wheeler,
assessor and collector, on account ex-
emptions from poll tax which were
granted:
Harry w. Anderson, member vol. fire
company, Shoshone.
VIM. Forbes, member vol. fire com
pany, Shoshone.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

r. w Swope, member vol fire com
pany, Shoshone.
r. M. starrh, member vol. fire COM
pany, ShoshOne.
f. M. Wilmington, member vol. fire
company, Shoshone.
J. Jones, ex. vol. soldier.
VIM. Lawson, over age.
F. N. Uhrlaub, not able bodied man.
The quarterly report Of l.. c. Jones
as sheriff and the yearly reports Of l..
c. Jones as sheriff and j. J.. Fuller as
probate Judge were examined and APP
proved
Claims continued on the current ex-
pense fund:
Frank Crosse, attend. on board SIS 90
sal. board Of health so 90
|. II. lines, attend. on board rs 90
q" expenses att'd board "a 30
i" sal. board of health so 90
John Curran, attend on board rs 90
d" expenses att'd board 10 80
." sal. board of health so 90
No further business appearing at this
time the Board adjourned the regular
January session until 9 a. m. Feb. 8,
1908
l. Fl. INES, Chairman.
L.noyl w ANrnrpcoN C1ark
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

wit.cert. justice court 20
lstNat 'lBk Shoshone. wit cert.
Justice court ? %
DrW. Il. Marshall. medical atten-
dance. disallowed. 800 90
The Board had under consideration
the matter of letting the contract for
county physician Of this county and in
vestigated bids from the following
physicians " II. Baugh. c. w. Dill,
V. K. Killen. W. II. Marshall W. l..
Thompson and J r. Kenagy and after
due consideration of the same, it is
ordered that contracts be entered into
with y. X. kilen NJ. D., TO act as
county physician on the Minidoka tract,
Including Miuidoku town. for the sum
Of s275 00 fer one year from date here
OF. and tina, " Il. Baugh, N. d., be
ARID be Is hereby appointed As county
physician for this county. excepting the
Minldoka tract and the town Of Mini
deka for the sum Of $4,000 for one
year flom date hereof, AVID the county
attorney Il instructed 20 draw contracts
therefor
The board adjourned until 9 a. M.
tomorrow
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Fourth day Of January session.
Full Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment
The official bond OF j r Scarborough
as oyersesr OF road district No. was
examined and approved.
The application Of }. p. Cullen 80 set
aside an Of the alleged delinquent taxes
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31

Shoshone, Idaho, January II, 1908.
Board of Health met in regular ses-
sion with following members present
/. II. lines, F. E. Crosse, John Curran,
commissioners, and w. H. Baugh, M.
D., sect.
The secretary reports that there are
no contagious or infectious diseases in
the county at present and all commun-
tiles in a good sanitary condition.
w. H. BAUGH, M. D.
Chairman and Sect.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
Fifth day Of January session.
JANUARY Il. 1908.

ffhtfNFhitA 80 1919
Pursuant to the statutes Of the state
Of Idaho. the Board proceeded to select
one hundred and fifty persons from the
poll books Of the county to serve as
jurors in the district court for the year
1908, t0-wit:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
TWO ZEN AND
A WOMAN

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SOU that air Ashton died this morn
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from you when &c Wiil be convenient
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
Commissioners Proceedings.
Third day Of JANUARY session.
JANUARY l5, 1908.

Full Board met this day pursuant to
adjournment
The following claims on the current
expense fund were examined and APP
proved and the auditor instructed TO
draw warrants for same:
m W II Raugh er'nl M insane s Is 90
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-01-31
Board of Health.

. HI HAFeY W. ANDERSON. Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

of Mexico. and receives a salary of Sl0o.o00 year. He is close in the con- hdence of the Mexican President. and under his control the railways of Mex leo have been remarkably successful. MT. Brown is a nephew of Hon. Joel Hurt of Atlanta, and is connected with other prominent families of the South. A number of other Auburn graduates hold responsible positions with the railroads of Mexico.
 The rush to get out Of Mobile and New Orleans is as heavy as it was in going to the carnivais. Last night there were two sections of the Louis vile and Nashville train No. 6 due at D. m.. and three sections of train No. due at s:3o ?. Tn.. the last sec ton getting to Montgomery after 10 o'clock. This morning there will be two or three sections Of train No. due at 7:45 a. m., and probably two sections of train No. Ss due at 6:50 a. m. This will wind up the bulk of the business coming north. though there will be crowds out of both New Or leans and Mobile for some days.
 Passenger Traffic Manager s. H. HardwIck. of the Southern. who has been attending the meeting of the Georgia Railroad Commission in Att lanta, spent the day with relatives In Montgomery yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
BODY OF R. $. SCOTT
 BURIED IN OAKWOOD
Body 0f Former Citizen Killed an Pan- ama, Last Summer Interfea Yes

Body of Former Citizen Killed an Pan-
 amas Last Summer InterFea Yes-
 terday.
 The remains of R. S. Scott. formerly superintendent of the Montgomery Street Railway and later employed by the Montgomery Traction O.. were yes. terday brought to the city, and inter red in Oakwood Cemetery. Mir. Scott was killed in a railroad accident which occurred in Culebra, Panama, August 26. 190s,--being at that time in the ern- ploy of the United States government as an engineer.
 The career of MT. Scott was a won- derfuI one. and was interwoven with a thread of adventure and romance.
 The personality of the man made a powerful impression upon all with wh om he came in contact. and his char acter and unusual attainments marked him as a person of individuality.
 As a lieutenant in British cavalry regiment, MT. Scott accompanied Kit chensr on his daring expedition into the Soudan. Shared in the periis, and the triumphs of that campaign. He was at one time stationed at Wind- sor Castle. the present residence of the king. and for a while was a member of the regiment of which the Prince of Wales. now Edward VII, had a com mission.
 Through the failure of a bank in Edinburgh. to which the greater DOT. ton of his fortune had been entrusted, MT. Scott found himself forced to live upon his pay as an officer. or leave the army with which he had been long and hon0rably associated. The condi- tions of English army life. necessit- ated the latter course. and it was to this incident that his presence in this country was attributed.
 After leaving. Montgomery. Mir. Scott accepted a position with the United States government as engineer. He was engaged in construction work on the famous Culebra cut at Panama. when run down and killed by. a rail- road train. The announcement of his tragic death greatly shocked his host of friends in thls city.
 Recently the matter of exhuming his body. and reburying 1t in the land of those who knew and loved him was taken up. Through the agency of the government the removal was accom- plished, and after the remains were identified. they were inferred In Oak wood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
[ S o c I E T Y

hood House Association to be held this afternoon at o'clock in the sunday School room of St. Johns Church. All members are urged to be present as this will be an important meeting.
 Miss Tinsie Moore entertained the members of the Tuesday Bridge Club Monday afternoon at her home on Washington street, The club, prize, q pair of silk hose. was won by Miss Mittie Allen Ashiey and the guest prize a Christy picture, fell to Miss
 Miss Pearl Rouse and Miss Mary Emma Rouse, of wetumplra. are spend- ing a few days with Mir. and Mrs. w. ]. Elliott on South Court street.
 Mrs. william Pike Hall. after . visit to her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Will liam Knox, left last night for ner home in Shreveport. La.
 
 There will be a meeting of the Mothers Union this morning ct 10:3o o'clock with Mrs. Lillie Marcus at her home. sos Adams street.
 The Mothers Union will meet Thurs day morning at lO:5O O'CLOCK Witn Mrs. J. A. Thompson at her home. 72o South Court street.
 Mrs. George Thomas. of Athens ca.. Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. James S. wilicox at their home on Perry street.
 Mrs. William Maxwell will entertain fha Tonfan C,luh this morning at II o'clock at her home on Court street.
 Miss Neil Dudley. who was serious ly i'll with fever in Benton. has re- turned to Montgomery.
 Mrs. John Stokisy. of Tennessee. is visiting her mother. Mrs. F. A. Ora ham.
 Miss Lala flannon. Is visiting in Mo- bile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
SPARROW SUSPECTED
 OF INCENDIARISM

Fire believed to have been started by an unsophisticated sparrow came dangerously near to destroying the residence of John c. Carter at Chisholm yesterday morning between e:so and o'clock. As 1t was. damage tc the extent Of about s160 or s2oo was caus- ed by the flames.
 Mir. Carter is indebted to the viRi- lance of his children and the bucket brigade of his neighbors. together with the effective use of Babcock extin- guisher, for the salvation Of his home. The flames burned a hole about two yards square In the roof of the house before they were extinguished.
 The ire insurance company's in- srgector made an investigation of the fire and Is rnystified as to the origin. The finger of suspicion points stub borniy, however, to an industrious English sparrow which has been build ing recently for It's young in the niche if to thwart suspcion in case a stray match should happen to be in the ma terial borne to the nest.
 The fire started in the root next to the chimney and. this caused the fn- surance adjuster to inspect fkhe chim- nev For a defective spot. None was found. however. and the bird 80 far has not been excuipated.
 MT. Carter was away from his home for the day and the alarm was carried to his enighbors by his children. Soon many of the nelghbors responded to the cali for aid andwith buckets of wa. ter put out the fire after the ex. ttnguished had got in it's good work
 
 ~Whatss The Use of Dreamings' s' Hanmahar Bros, Majestic this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
PERRY STREET LINE
 UNSETTLED MATTER
Commttteea of Council, After Public Hearlngs Appoint Sub-eom-
 hmsttee To Consider Route.

After hearing several citizens dis euss the proposed changes in the right oe way of the South Perry Street car line the Councils committees to which the question was referred appointed yesterday afternoon subcommittee to make a further investigation and report to the committees meeting jointly.
 The propoHition considered yeBter- day is whethsr the line preseeted along South Lawrence Street to Clanton Street and ons CIanton to South Perry StYeet Ssosl'. b, extvrded out Soeth Perry to Fielder Avenue. Later. how ever a proposition. made once previ- ogsivs that the line should continue on. South Lawrence to Finley Avenue and on Finley Avenue to South Court through the CIisby property at the head of Finley Avenue. was introduced. and 1t Is the latter proposition that was referred to the subcommittee
 John F. Jones presided yesterday. The other aldermen present were w. W. Seidle. James !. Sullivan. Berto John son. c. F. Moritx, F. M. Perry. J. M. Kennedy. and Gaston Gunter. The sub -committee is composed of Alder men Johnson. Kennedy and Sullivan.
 Citizens who spoke to the committees are J. 8. Dowdeli. R. F. Ligon. ". Fl Hubbard. R. H. Hull, AIva Fitzpatrick. B. F. Evans, R. M. Vandiver T. ". De- Yampert. M W. Stuart. Frank Dove, F.. S. Ball and ". T. Chandler.
 
 The Grand saturday Nighs,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
The Grand Saturday Nighf, HILBERT HUBBARD.
ASK CANDIDATES
 TO DISCUSS ISSUES

Voters of the Seventh Ward expect to hear candidates speak upon cam paign issues at o'clock tonight. They have invited all who wish their votes to appear in the pavilion of Oak Park at s o'clock and show cause why they should receive ballots.
 Carl Roemer. member of the Demo- cratic Executive Committee from the Ward. said yesterday that the use of his name in connection with the call of the meeting was without his sanc- tion. Mr. Roemer said he had no part in the proceeding and knew nothing of 1t until he read of 1t in The Adver- tiser.
 Not only the candidates for general offices in the city and for the offices of two aldermen from the ward are in- vited to state their platforms. but those seeking offices of the county are requested to be present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
PARKER-LAwRENCE.

i
 A marriage that took place last night was that of Miss Kate Parker and MT. W. F. Lawrence af the home of Mir. and Mrs. H O. Yelverton. siz Adams street. Rev. John Bass shelton officiating.
 present.
 The home was decorated with sacrec lilies. narcissus and vioiets. The bride entered with the bridegroom. she vas eowned in a brown voile suit and carried a shower bouquet of white car- nations and hyAcinths.
 Miss Kate McAdam and Mir. Richard whitaker accompanied them to the improvised altar.
 Mrs. Lawrence is young woman of unusual charm whose many friends will be interested in her marriage.
 MT. Lawrence is a prominent and successful planter of this county.
 They will be at home at si2 Adams street.
 YOUNG LADIES' WHIST CLUB ENTERTAINED. Miss Sadie Levy entertained the Young Ladies' Whist Club at her home, 24 Wilson street. yesterday afternoon and few invited guests. The home was beautifully decorated with ferns, palms ana an arIdnBeHiens VI flowers. At the conclusion of the games three beautiful prizes were Awarded To Miss Julia Moses fell the club prize, a silver buckle. and to Miss Lorraine Schloss the guest prize, box of handkerchiefs. Mrs. Sidney Gassen- heimer cut the consolation prize. fan cy basket
 Later a course luncheon was served. The ciub members and additional guests were: Miss Ida Weller. Miss Helene Bach, Miss Lorraine Schioss, Miss Cornelia We'll, Mrs A. Solomon, Miss Rosa Stern, Miss Bondy, Mrs. Herman Loeb, Miss Minnie Ray Levy, Miss Esther Levy and Miss Minnie Lemie.
 NOTICE, NEHGHBoRHOoD
 ASSOCIATION.
 Rev. W. c. Clarke has called . meeting of the West End Neighhor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
RAILROAD NEWS.

The papers merging the Mexican Central and National Railroad have been signed. thus putting the entire mileage of Mexico under the direction of the national government. The roads merged are the Mexican Central Railroad. the National Railroad of Mexico. the Mexican International and the Inter Oceanic and Hidalgo and Northeastern railroads.
 Ed Brown. a native of Hurtsboro. and a graduate of the Alabama Poly technic Institute at Auburn, is director general of the government railways or Mexico. under appointment of Presi- dent Diaz. and this latest deal means that he Is now in charge of the entire mileage of the nation. Mr. Brown, who now Is only In his early forties. lives in a marble mansion in the City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05
Services Held By ChristIan Ecvaa@eIlat
 we'll Attended.

Services Held By ChristIan Evaa@ellGl
 we'll Attended.
 Rev. 4. F. Dubber and Rev. $. r. Speigel at the services which they are holding nightly at the City Auditorium for the purpose of establishing L Chris tian Church in this city, preached to . large congregation last night.
 All present who were interested in the work were requested to write their names and addresses on a slip of paper tonight that they might be collected
 In keeping with the good crowd which had assembled. Mir. Dubber preached the best sermon which he has delivered since his coming to the city on last Sunday. The text was taken from that part of the New Testa- ment found In the writings of John. chapter 1 35:47 verses, in which the calling of Andrew and the other dis ciples by Jesus is recorded The ex- ample set by Andrew in bringing his brother, when he himself had found the Messiah. was earnestly advocated to be followed by those present Too little looking after our brother MT. Dubber said. is the fault of many church members of today.
 The services will continue through the week each night at 7:s0 o'clock. and on Sundays at II o'clock in the morning and at 7:3O o'clock ar night The public. particularly those .vho ere not members of any church are cor dially invited to be present, and 'he assurance is made that they will be given a hearty welcome.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-05

likely make bid for the Pyfhizn Tenas pie which is to be eereted at a ccs& of ss0.e00 or moro by the Grand Lodge The local lodge will have special meeting next Tuesday to consider put ting in e bid.
 Hon. Charles Henderson, president of the Alabama Railroad Commission will be q candidate for reelection and from present indications he will not have any opposition. The Troy Bank and Trust Company which is at present located north of the square on North Three Notch street will shortly move to the stand now occupied by Calvin Windham as a general merchandise store on the west side of the square Mfr. Windhard will move his stock of goods to Arifon- l.. c. Hughes and Mfrs Cynthia Hud- Ter. both of Banks. came to Troy this morning and repaired to the court house where they were united in mar riage. Judge A. c. Edmondson offi- ciating.
 The Youngbiood mill property on the Atlantic Coast Line. seven miles north- west of Troy. has been purchased b& Charles Henderson. who will put in new machinery and improve the prop erty In many ways.
 
 The Majestic Trio changes sonGs to- fa