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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
ITALIANS ARRESTED.
Msn and Woman Are Held by Cow
 eruneuf.

ernmenf.
 Ogden, Utah, Aug. 31.-After tracing them to Buenos Ayres. South America. and from that point to ogden. the Federal authorities yesterday placed under arrest Dolciba Adelina and Mon- tello Joseph. an Italian man and wo- man the latter said to have been brought to this country for immoral purposes. and it is said. they will be deported.
 It is also said that this couple are wanted as witnesses in a New York murder case. The chase which result ed in the arrests was one of the long, est made by the government officers in years
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mir. Lunt vii iesve tonight for chi- cago the seat of his first operations.
 The Republican College League plans to send students to their homes with their votes if they are especially needed by the party in their home districts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Accu.e. Thoma. r. Nee.

Thomas F. Nee. dismissed from the police force a few weeks ago for con- duct unbecoming an officer. is being searched for by county officials, who hold a warrant charging him with as- sault to rape Mrs. Mary J. Stearns, sixty-five years of age. who resides on West Gaydep street
 The affifEvit against the ex-police- man was made by relatives of the aged woman. Nee. who has been drinking since his dismissal from the police department, has evidently left the city, as he cannot be found by of fcers. Nee has a wife and several children in this city who reside In the neighborhood where the alleged assault occurred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
some one Stole Chickens.

Mobile, Aug. 31-(Special) )-Some- body wanted some chickens last even ing and wanted them badly. It is be- cause of this that M. Talbert reported to the police this morning that his pIace of business had been entered fast evening and crate of chickens stolen. Mfr. Talbert has poultry store at 602 State street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Lanaux-Rich Ensagement.

uohse Aur- aI-fspeclal. )--The New 0rleanl Times-Democrat or sunoay contains the following interesting an- nouncdnent:
 bile. Ala. announce the engagement ol their Laughter. Mary Elizabeth. to Dr. M. Thomas Lanaux of this citv. Ine wedding will be celebrated in octoper.
 Golf Tournament.
 The semf-fnals in the third round TOT the Presidents Cup was played at the County Club on Saturday afternoon' There were quite a number of specta- fora sn hand to watch the drive on If thl four remaining contestants. MT. WaIter Horn. who played MT. Frank Ruee. and Mir James Taylor against Mr. Stewart Taylor.
 Mir Frank Ruse and MT. stewart TayIot were the victorious ones ana they will play against each other ;n Y, fhe mai round on the last Saturoay m September.
 un~~w~manf Announced in Monroeville.
 Trsnds and relatives in this city have received announcement or the en- rarexnent and forthcominE marriage or Miss Iali Stallworth. of Monroevilie. Ala. to MT. J. willis Hybart. former Mobflian. who for the past year mas made his home in Monroe County.
 The marriage, which will be a quiet one. with only the relatives and few intimate friends present. will be ceie- brated at the family home in Monroe vile. or, wednesday next. September z.
 MT. Hybart has a host of friends here who yyfll wait to him and his charming brfde-eiect their congratulations ana best wishss for their future happiness.
 Personal Notes.
 wr end Mrs Walter Heron VIII leave for waynesville. N. C.. when Mrs. Herron will join her sister. Mrs. George Robinson, and where they will spend fhe montn of September.
 Colonel and Mrs. P. l. Russell ! re; e. turned yesterday from an extended western trip and will leave on satur- 6av for New York to meet Miss Eoline Russeii. who will arrive from Europe on September 10.
 Mfr. and Mrs Gregory Smith and fam s,v IeSt on Saturday for trip West
 Miss Kate Mcleod. of Jackson, Ala, ir 4he guest of her uncle. Professor RobertsA. Miclxle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Newro Dies in Water.

While bathing with a number of others in a pond north of the city Squire" Mobley, a young negro man, dived into the pond. striking a stump just beneath the surface of the water. breaking his neck and dashing out his brains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Two Brothern snie1a-

Sprlngneld, H.. Aug. sI.-Recon,,r. nnsnciaily involved, two brothers pa,
 O. so Wooiaver, aged 3s, and Elmer. aeeS So SS, % Sonnitted suicide today in the homes near Edinburg. Both men wars horse traders. "ere
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

That is what Kodol is for. The stomach can- not stop work If it did you would stop existing. It cannot even take vacation and "reSt up"- except when it has Kodol to assist it.
 Very likely you never gave thought to how hard your stomach works Most people don't until they have to. Sometimes though, 1t cost less to do little thinking before one has to. intervals. But the stomach of modern man works harder than the gslley-slave, and it never rests of itself
 Kodol, of course, will rest the stomach, but that is something nature didn't provide for If people now-a-days lived the way nature intended 1t WOuldn't have been necessary to provide for it. But they don't that's the trouble.
 Better keep on good terms with your stomach, ifyou can. Your health depends absolutely upon tions Ever think of that-or why 1t is trueP
 The human body is composed of certain chemi- cal elements. These are combined to form sub stances such as fat, protein, carbohydrates, min ersl matter and water.
 The food we eat is composed of exactly these clements. The stomach must disintegrate this food and correctly apporon it to the needs of the system. Looks like lot of work for the stomach, doesn't itP No wonder it occasionally needs Kodol to help it do this.
 The person who has the kind of stomach that can do its own work continuously, without asSis- tance has good deal to be thankful for. Most people haven't that kind. That is why they re- quire Kodol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Many Vote. of students.

Boston, Mass., Aug. 31.--Alfred B. Lunt said today that the League has 200 college clubs enrolled and that the Republican student vote to be boiled this year will be the largest in the aountry's history.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Kodol will do all the stomsch's work for it, when necessary-giving 1t period of complete rest. The rest that restores health. That's how Kodol cures indigestion-which is merely good digestion "gone wrong."
 People used to think that when they had indi- gestion they should stop eating or limit them- selves to prescribed diet. Others commenced purging with cathartics. All that is very dis agreeable and unpleasant. Also, it isn't necessary
 Starvation or purging doesn't cure anything. Kodol doesn't cure anything either-but shows nature the right road, in Short order.- Kodol merely establishes complete and perfect digestion. It does this by digesting every particle of the food. The stomach then rests and cures itself. That is what was intended when KodolwaS made. It couldn't be any other way.
 Kodol is quite indispensable to good many persons To all, in fact, who haven't time in their daily lives for careful selection of foods and diet. It very quickly enables nature to rec tify any disagreeable effects of wrong eating.
 Our Guarantee
 Go to your druggist today and get dollar bottle. Then after you have used the entire con- tents of the bottle if you honestly say that it has not done you any good return the bottle to the druggist and he will refund your money. We will then repay the druggist This offer applies to the large bottle and to but one in a family. Every druggist knows our guarantee is good The dollar bottle contains 2h times as much as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is made at the laboratories of E. C. Dewitt 6s O., Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Serene Payne Renominst.1

Auburn. N. r.. Aug. 3I-For the four- teenth time, Serene Payne, Chairman as the Ways and Means Committee. ana leader of the lower house, was renon- mated today by the Republicans of fine Thirty-First Congressional District.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
ELECTION IN NEBRAsKA.
State WiiI Decide Today On Its Nom-
 inntiOn.

Omaha, Neb., Aug.l 3L--Following a week of campaigning by candidates for various State offices, the State primary will be held tomorrow. State officers, from Governor down, and all county officials will be nominated.
 The principal competition has been for the Democratic nominee for Gov ernor, in which Mayor James c. Dahl man, of Omaha, A.NC. Hallenburger. of Aelma, and George W. Berge of LIn-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Mir. Wallace Smith is. visiting Mir. and Mrs. Deas in Enterprise. Miss.

It is New York that is supposed. says . recent Northern journal. to create all the new and novel forms of enter tainment, and continental society may follow after. This time Parisian so- siety sets new fashion with white parties" The costumes must be of all white. even to the evening cloaks. and in some cases the men have to appear in white also.
 This craze for white has brought out many beautiful and artistic costumes An especially elaborate one was fash toned of white tulle embroidered with cobwebs of pearls: tho spiders were of pearl and ihe flies of silver sequinx with crystal wings. Another costume was of cloth of silver with a deep col lar of duchess point lace with myriads of white accordion -plaJted ruffies. At one ball the hostess presented her girl guests with swansdown fans and the men with white boutonnieres.
 pr. and Mrs. Dickson have returned from visit to Mrs. nickson's mother, in Memphis
 Miss Rose Eaucier. of West Pasca- gould. is here visiting Mrs. W. T. Nor- ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
AFTER COLLEGE VOTE.
Alfred E. Lunt wln Help the ReDuI

Alfred 10. Lunt VIII Help the ReDub-
 Licane.
 New York, Aug. 31.-It was an nounced at the Republican National Committee campaign headquarters to- day that Alfred F. Lunt, of Boston, President of the Republican College League, had been appointed to look af- ter the college vote in the interest of the Republican nominees in the present campaign.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mir and Mrs. George Threefoot have returned from pleasant visit to reIa-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Rev. D. A. Planck has returned from a visit to his father in Kentucky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Personal Notes.

wr. and Mrs. Walter Heron will leave for waynesville. N. C., when Mrs. Robinaon. and where they will spend the montn of September.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

<so,onei and Mrs. E- L. Russell re- turned yesterday from an extended western trip and will leave on satur- 6av for New York to meet Miss Eoline Russeii. who will arrive from Europe on september 10.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mrs. Rhett Goods and Miss Mabel Goode will leave Tuesday for short stay at Tuscaloosa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Neus of Mobile Society

Mir. Eugene Bright will return to- morrow from a visit to Washington. New York and Cincinnati.
 Mrs. Marx and Miss Violet Marx. of rIniontown, are in the city after Q visit to Point Clear.
 Mrs. D. B. Fell has returned from q visit to friends in St. Louis and Chi cago.
 Mrs. John R. Posey and children left Friday for Monroeville. Ala, to attend the Hybart-Staliworth wedding on Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. A. Christian has gone to French Lick Springs. for . short stay.
 Mrs. Rhett Goods and Miss Mabel Goode will leave Tuesday for a short stay at Tuscaloosa.
 Rev. D. A. Planck has returned from visit to his father in Kentucky.
 Mir and Mrs. George Threefoot have returned from a pleasant visit to rela- lives and friends in Greensboro. Ala. Mir. Wallace Smith s.visitlng Mfr. and Mrs. Deas in Enterprise. Miss.
 It is New York that is supposed. says recent Northern journal, to create
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01
Are You on Good Terms
 With Your Stomach?

Treat it right-its your best friend. Abuse it and you'll find there's limit. When the limit is reached, the stomach must rest Kodol rests it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mrs. R. A. Christian has gone to French Lick Springs. for short stay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mfr. and Mrs. Gregory Smith and fam s,,, Isgt on Saturday for trip West.
 nsiss Kate Mcleod. of Jackson, Ala. iH the guest of her uncle. Professor Roberta. Mickle-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-01

Mir. Eugene Bright will return to- morrow from a visit to Washington. New York and Cincinnati.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
GAINS FOR TEE DEMOCRATS
Republican Plurality in the County
Materially Reduced.
MITCHELL GETS THE HIGH VOTE
the County Ticket t. Elected with
the Possible Exception of wad-
dInEton, the Candidate for
County Recorder.

At a late hour last night with three city
precincts to be heard from 1t was, evident
that the republicans had elected their en-
tire county ticket with the possible exception
OF waddington for county recorder. al
though indications were that he would
pull through by q small majority over
B~arghausen, the democratic candidate.
Unofficial figures from the twentJ-eisht
country precincts and ten of the thirteen
city precincts gave Taft $500, and Bryan
$50. a majority for Taft Of u.s.. This ma
terial gain for the democrats over the vote
Of 1904 which was Roosevelt, s,sss and Par
ker, am. Roosevelt's majority being S,1s7.
The vote by precinct in Pottawattamie
county on president with the three city pre-
cincts to be heard from follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
Totals.......... 6,S6S s,7SI 500
Mitchell Heads Ticket.

Indications last night were mat j. w.
Iitcheil for treasurer would head the re-
yuLlican county ticket with a majority Of
.itarly Loco II not more over Niemann, the
democratic candidate. The majorities
which J. J. Hess for county attorney re-
ceived in 1904 and 1906 will be cut down
considerably. Incomplete returns last
night indicated that his lead over H.. L,
Robertson, the democratic candidate, would
DE between 800 and GOO.
The vote on county audito. was eX-
trcmely close and with three city precincts
stin to be heard from, it was uncertain
whether the republicans or the democrats
had carried this particular office. Friends
of Washington, the republican candidate,
were inclined to the opinion that he would
win out by a bare majority over Barg-
hansen. 1t is possible there may be a
contest over recorder. In the first pre-
cinct of the Fifth ward thirty-eight ballots
were thrown out, 1t being claimed they
had by some unknown means been marked
before the voter received them for the
democratic candidates for sheriff and audi
tor. These ballots showed that all the
candidates on the democratic column had
been marked with the indelible pencil pro-
vided In the booths with the exception of
the names OF the candidates for sheriff and
recorder. which were found to be marked
with a black pencil. No explanation Of
how these ballots came to be marked In
this manner was forthcoming last night.
The incomplte returns last night showed
that Congressman Smith had with the
three city precincts still to be heard from,
carried the county by less than 900 over
Spencer, the democratic candidate. In 1906
Smiths plurality over w. c.. Campbell.
democrat, was 2oiS. In 1904 his plurality
over Hamilton Wilcox, democrat, was
1904. In lO2, his plurality over Cullison,
democrat, was 1909. In 1900 his plurality
oever Wadsworth. democrat, was 1877.
With the three city precincts still to be
heard from indications last night were
that on the township ticket Cooper. demo-
crat, and Gardiner, republican. had been
elected justices of the peace over Ayles-
worth, republican. and Hunter. democrat.
]. c. Baker and Captain d. Maltby. both
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
MINuR

Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers, Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. $3.50.
Photographs supplies. G. e. Alexander.
c. c.. Haynes. funeral director and en-
balmer, 301 Broadway.
Get your pianos tuned. Work guaranteed.
Hospe. Phone ~. - Pearl street.
Duncan & Hoffman, comedians, dancers
and singers. Just off the Orpheum circuit
at the Diamond theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Frederick and sen,
who removed a few years ago 70 Marne,
Ia, have returned TO Council Bluffs to
make their home.
w. A. Goldberg. charged with the theft
OF a pair Of shoes and a pair of overalls
from Topel Ploga, was given ten days In
Plosa, who was before the court on a
charge OF intoxication, was assessed IS and
costs. The articles we're stolen, II was al
legged, from Ploea when he fell asleep In q
Broadway saloon. .....
Rev. Henry DeLons performed the mar
riage ceremony yesterday for John kapke
and Minnie shone. both Of Falrbury, Neb.
Omaha, and Gustave Schoening and Amanda
Kruse, both OF Silver City. La. Mr.. Schoen-
ing ing y a . ,osdl b,s s sp,Sn x 70 t1 mst ms tS aascP boxs
in Council Bluffs.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Eliza Maria
Smith will be held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from the family residence, SIS East
Pierce street, and burial will be in Walnut
liill cemetery. Rev. George A. Ray, ID. D.,
pastor OF the Second Presbyterian church,
will conduct the services. Mrs. Smith had
been a resident Of Pottawattamie county
for tnenty-eight years. She and her hus-
band, II. A. Smith, moved here from I'LL
nois In 1880 and settled upon a farm a few
miles from the city. Twelve years ago
tney NOV ed to Council Bluffs and had since
maue their home in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
SAYS AMERICAN STOMACH
SURELY is Degenerate
WeSterner Secured Big Following in Brooklyn Is Now In New
York Meeting The Public

have been doing this for years and the
American stomach has in consequence
grown slowly weaker.
In America today there are tens of
thousands who do not know what is the
matter with them. Some say nervous
ness, others kidney and liver trouble, or
lung trouble. or constipation. Many have
'%treater' for all these things at various
times. A common complaint It all run
down"
Il have a medicine that positively will
do nothing but put the digestive organs
In a condition to properly digest and
assimilate food. ! have had TO fight in
the courts to retain the sole lights 70
this medicine. but l won. With 1t have
already made a fortune. With II I have
proved to thousands in st. Louis Chi
eago and Boston that few people can be
sick with a sound tomach. I nave lone
the same thing in Brooklyn and ! will
do the same thing in New York. I shall
prove every word OF this before leave"
COOper's New Discovery, the medi-
cine which caused a sensation In New
York, IL now on sale At leading drug
stores throughout the United States.
Ask your druggist for IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06

L. T.. Cooper. the young man VINO has
created such a sensation in Brooklyn
with his new thory regarding the human
stomach. is now in New York explaining
his ideas to the public.
Cooper says that ninety per cent OF all
I'll health 10 due to stomach trouble. and
claims to prove this with his medicine.
In speaking OF his theory during an inter-
view Thursday afternoon he said:
Practically all the chronic III health of
this generation 10 caused by abnormal
stomach conditions. In earlier days,
when the human race was closer to ma
ture and men and women worked out
OF doors all day. the tired. droopy. half
sick people that are now so common did
not exist. There was sickness. but II
WaS only temporary. There was little OF
his constant half-sick condition with
which so many are afflicted.
Tn the animal. or In any OF the Wild
tribes OF Africa. or In unciviliEsd people
in any quarter OF the globe. you see no
general debility. no nervous exhaustion.
They are not shut up all day and do
not stuff themselves with food when
their bodies had not had enough exer-
else 20 justify IT, The American people
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06

The November term OF district court was
convened yesterday afternoon by Judge w.
r. Green OF Audubon. who impanled the
grand jI.y and made a first assignment
OF equity cases which, however, will not be
completed until this morning.
i. w. ouren OF Silver Creek was selected
as foreman of the grand jury. the other
six members being G.. L Thomas of Boomer,
Philip Bintz OF York. julius Miller of
Crescent, Adolph Wunder of Minden, w. b.
Curry Of Norwalk and p, Wahlgren OF
Garner, David Mottas was appointed bailif
and Miss colburn. clerk OF the grand jury.
Judge Snyder convened the November
term Of the superior court yesterday. but
at the request Of several attorneys post
poned making an assignment Of cases until
Friday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
republican, are undoubtedly reelected as
FRUIT COMING ron EXHIBIT
Bill OF BRding for One Carload
Already Received.

Already Received.
]. p. Hess, president of the National
Horticultural congress. announced yester-
day that the bill Of lading for a car of
fruit from wenatche. Wash. which Is to
be placed in cold storage here until the
big fruit show opens, has been received.
This consignment will be placed In the cold
storage plant OF the Bloomer company,
which is providing free storage for all ex-
hibitss for the fruit show. Although other
carload exhibits of fruit have been promised
this lie the first which has been actually
stared on its way.
Mr.. Hess also received advice yesterday
that two c~onsignments of apples from
Grand Junction, Colo, to be exhibited at
the fruit show were on their way here.
G. Campbell OF Boise City. representing,
It is said, the Board of Trade Of that city,
was in the city yesterday comforting with
Mr.. Hess relative to an exhibit from there.
Mr. Campbell assured Mr.. Hess that Boise
would send a carload exhibit OF apples and
other fruit and was anxious to contract
for a npace Of 10x2O feet In the Auditorium
building fer the exhibit. AS nothing as
yet has been don toward arranging the
floor space for the exhibit Mr.. Hess was
unable to make any contract with Mr..
Campbell.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06

Property Owners Appeal from Award
Appraiser.

Appraisers.
The sheriffs jury OF appraisers APP
pointed to fix the value Of the land in
volved in the condemnation proceedings
brought by the Omaha, Council Bluffs &
Suburban Railway company for It's right
of way of its proposed extension to the
School for the Deaf met yesterday and
after inspecting the property made Its
report.
In the proceedings against Mrs. j. w.
Hannah and Charles r. Hannah, jr.. the
railway company seeks to condemn a
strip of land about 1900 OF an acre and
the appraisers fixed the value of 1t at
$3.50. In the proceedings against Mrs.
Hannah, C. r. Hannah, jr, and Hazel
Hannah the company seeks TO condemn a
strip about 100 feet in width, comprising
about one-fifth Of an acre, and the APP
praisers fixed the value of this at 81, 900.
In the proceedings against e. L. Shu
CART. Lyman T. Shugart and T. e VOL
colt, the company seeks to condemn for
its right of way 1926 acres and the up
praisers placed a value of $1,000 on Il.
IN the proceedings against Harvey c..
Lewis the ompany seeks a strip fifty
feet wide, wchih runs through Lewis
front yard between his resi- lenco. and the
road fence. The strip comprises ABOUT
12-l00 % an acre, and the appraisers
fixed the damage at $500.
Attorneys for the Shugart estate stated
that the appraisement would be appealed
trcm, and II was stated that an appeal
would be taken In each of the other three
cases
The appraisers were II w. Binder. J.
A. Gorhan. H. G. McGee. George w. Lipe,
Elmer E Smith and N. +. Rohrer.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-06
Directions to Prepare Home Mixture
Said to he Splendid

To make up enough of the "DandIion
treatment" which is claimed to be reiiev-
ing nearly every sufferer who uses 1t for
backache, kidney complaint, sore weak
bladder and rheumatism; get from any
good prescription pharmacy one-half
ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one ounce
Compound Kargon and three ounces Com
pound syrup or s%arsapsrilla. shake we'll
in a bottle and take In teaspoonful doses
after each meal and again at bedtime.
Those who have tried 1t claim that IL
acts gently but thoroughly on the kid
neys. relieving baokache and bladder
trouble and urinary difficulties before