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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
NEWS OF TROY.
Dr. ana Mrs. E. B. Cade of Germany {
 Visit Aunt.

Dr. ana Mrs. E. B. Cade of Germany to
 Visit Aunt. E Troy, July 29-(SpeciaD-Dr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Cade, of Alsace. Ger many, who are now in Dixon Springs. Tenn, visiting Dr. and Mrs. Bridge water, are expected in Troy early in August to be the guests of their aunt. Mrs. [. M Bashinsky,
 Mrs. Cade will be remembered as Miss Agnes Burford. whose brilliant marriage was celebrated four years ago at "Burbash" the home of the Bashin skys Her return visit after an absence of four year in her foreign home is heralded with much pleasure by her many friends.
 The Prattville base ball team will be here tomorrow and Friday to play against the Troy team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
CANNOT COMPLY.
American Team URabIe To Return
 Uausa aw m0Az

American Team UnabIe To Return
 Home iR . Body.
 London. July 2s.-The members and officials of the American athletic team that competed in the Olympic games with such marked success. have re- eeived many Nablegrams asking that the team return home in a body so that Q general reception could be held on It's arrival in New York It has been found impossible. however. to comply with these requests, as many of the athletes are now travelling in the United Kingdom or on the conti- uent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
CnnnfX Cnnrt CIonen-

Tuscaloosa. July Especial )-The last session of county court was held In the old court house yesterday. The regular non-JUry criminal term being on. the cases coming up. were not ready for trial at this time. and when next the court meets 1t win he in the new court house on the cor neF Of Seventh street and Twenty Fourth avenue
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
OnIx Two Vessels Left.

Quebec. July 29.-The two French battleshlps are the only ones left in the harbor. the sailing of the Indomi- table at midnight with the Prince of Wales aboard having been followed by the departure of the New Hampshire and all the British ships Mir. Fair banks. Count Montcalm. George Wolfe and other official guests left during tho
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN.
1T. c. Cartwright, a Prominent Citizen
 of Athens, Rum Down.

of Athens, Rum Down.
 Decatur, July 29.-(Special l-Last night about il o'clock, H. Carl Cart wright, q prominent citizen of Athens and merchant. was run over south of the union depot on Vine Street by a Louisville and Nashville freight train. severing both legs from his body.
 MT. Cartwright. with a number of his Athens friends, were waiting at the station for the L. & N. passenger train, and in attempting to cross In front of the freight he was run down. Mir. Cartwright was taken to hds nome in Athens and died at 3 o'clock this morning.
 Mr Cartwright was son of Colonel R. H. Cartwright, a prominent citi- zen of Limestone County. He leaves a wife and one child.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
Henrnt in ChnIrman .

Chicago. July 29.-The National Committee of the Independence party today elected William R. Hearst as Chairman. c. F. S. Neal of Indiana and M W. Howard of Alabama, Vice chairmen, and Charles A, Walsh of Iowa, Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
NEGRO MINISTER ARRESTED. He as Charged Wlth EmbexMiemem4 4
 R2O,OOe.

NatcheS. Miss, July 29--James cross- grove. a negro minister of thIe cfSv. was arrested today charged win the embezslement of 920,o00 of the funds of the Independent Sons and Dauehteru of Charity of America. an organization whose field of operation covers LouisZ lana and Mississippi and of which Crossgrove acted as organizer.
 In default of ea6,00O bond he wsn sent to jau tO await preliminary eH- arnipation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
NOTED RUPTURE
 SPECIALIST HERE
Seely, Who Fitted the Car of Russia, Called
 to Montgomery.

F. H. seeiey, of Chicago and PhiIadeI- phfa. the noted truss expert. now at the Exchange hotel. will remain in the city for few days only. He said the spermatic Shield Truss will retain any case of Hernia
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

.. mat the sale of obscene pictures ar Cha boulevards which has been TOT on .. long a disgrace to the city, be rls- aronsIv suppressed. The estaonsh- ments producing these pictures VIII De nrosecuted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30
Obscene Picturea supprensed

Paris, July 29.--FolloWlng up his crusade against the appearance of un- clothed women In the Paris theatres, Prefect of Police Lepine has given or-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

ats once and close the opening in ten davr on the average case. If any Interested per- sons can during his stay he will be glad if desired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-30

Mrs. r. A. Jones Expected Today.
 Mrs. Pearl A. Jones. who has been visiting friends in Troy. is expected home today. Her residence which was recently damaged seriously by fire has been almost repaired and renovated, and is about ready for occupancy
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07

lls FRIDAY afternoon.
Geo. e. Keyes went to Salmon
Thursday to turn over the e. G.
Dodge cattle to the purchasers.
The County Commissioners of
Custer county meet next Monday
in regular session. They also
meet as Board of Equalization.
Arthur McGown departed for
Stanley Basin, Custer and Loon
Creek Friday, to look after his
business interests a: these var
ious places.
Sid Roberts, of Stanley, Judge
Nichols and wife of May, and
Joe Paul, of Arco, w. j. Nc
Donald of May, and others too
numerous to mention, spent the
4th in Challis.
The overland stage of the NJ.
& c. /. Stage Co., came in ChaI-
lis last Thursday evening drawn
by six horses and loaded with
ten passengers, besides baggage,
express and mail matter. Mr..
IC. v. Hanson runs one of the
best equipped stage lines over
the best road in the West.
DIR. L9G. McAloney, dentist,
and his wife arrived in Challis
last Tuesday evening from Port
land and Seattle. The doctor
has opened an Office in the Ed.
IO'Neal residence in the lower
end of town, prepared to do all
kinds of dental work, and Will
remain as long as work warrants
stopping here.
Two-color Custer county pos
tai cards are on sale at the fol
lowing places The postoffice
at Ketchum; postoffice at May;
HoM. C. G. Clawson at Custer;
pestofice, drug store, f. Nick
erson & Co. and the MESSENGER
Office, Challis. We want an agent
at Mackay and Salmon. Write
for our liberal agents discount.
The National Democratic Con-
ventien convenes today at Den
yer. 1t is claimed that VIM. ].
Bryan viii be nominated on the
first ballot, as he has 703 votes,
or loo more than required. For
vice president Governor John
son of Minnesota, Lieut.. Cover
ernor Chanler of New York, and
Governor Folk of Missouri, are
mentioned.
County Attorney Lamme re-
turned from Mackay Thursday
evening where he had been to
prosecute the case of George
Freeman, who was charged with
poisoning Mrs. Anna Richards
of Lost River. The hearing
came up in Judge Kilgore's jus
tice court, and the case was dis
missed for want of evidence.
! The principal witness was Free
mans son, and Mr.. Lamme in
, FERNS us that the boy went back
on all his previous statements.
+ 1t is stated on good authority
, by prominent member of the
: Boise Commercial Club that the
. capitalists who were here several
: months ago in the interest of the
{ Boise Butte line, are on then
: way back aRd intend offering 9
proposition to the people for be
: ginning work at once on the liae
t through the rich mining, timber
and agricultural section of Idahs
: to the wealthy mining city o
: Butte. It is stated that thes'
men will ask for 100000 il
J bends and the peoples propert,
!, known as the right-of-way, anS
e if these inducements are given
) work on the line will start a:
: soon as it is possible to get mat
+ erial and men. When the capt.
. alists were here sometime ag'
+ they made thorough investiga
) tion of conditions and have sine
!. succeeded in interesting severa
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07
New potatoes in Challis.

Roy Huffman and wife have
gone to Custer to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Shireman win soon re-
turn to her home at Martinsville.
Indiana.
Assessor Ewing went down to
POcatello last week on a busi-
ness trip.
w. w. Adamson and A. NJ.
Wilson returned Friday evening
from Mackay.
Bishop Funsten was expected
to arrive in Challis last night
from Salmon.
John Staas and Alex Klug viii
have home grown Strawberries
on the market this week.
Born-On Monday night, June
29th, 1908, to the wife of Henry
Horton in Challis. daughter.
VIM. Elders fast running stall
lion. Danny Mack" was run at
the races at Salmon on the 4th.
Four troops of q. S. cavalry
have been sent to Del Rio to the
scene of the operations of insur-
rectienists in Mexico.
Mrs. John PDshaw returned ON
Tuesday night from Maine, and
she is feeling much improved
since the operation at Baltimore.
''Dodo Smith" landed in the
city Jail Saturday, and was TAX
en- before the town Judge and
paid fine. He had too much
18th of July booze aboard.
Court Henderson's balloon that
he sent up at 8 o'clock p. m. on
the 4th was a success The last
seen of it it was passing over the
Lost River mountains in the dir
ection of Mackay.
1t is reported that Harris. who
month ago made his escape
from Judge Nichols house at
May. was hung over on Wood
River recently. Harris was
wanted on a charge of horse
stealing. We do not vouch for
the truthfulness of this report.
AT noon, on July l, Taft for
merally transferred the office of
secretary of war to Luke Wright
Taft has been on the govern
ment payroll for % years. Dur
ing that time he has held eight
appointive offices. He never
was elected to an office.
Harry McKendrick came near
meeting with a fatal accident ia
the wheelborrow race on the 4th-
He run into the sidewalk and re
ceived hard blow at the pit of
the stomach, and it was some
time before he regained eonsci-
BUSINESS.
The sheriff Blaine county last
week took Chris Colson over TO
HALEY on a charge of horse
stealing. Colson made his es-
cape from that officer a few
weeks ago. Colson lives over
on Pahsamaroi. and is pretty
well known here.
This is what Tammany will
take to the National Democratic
Convention at Denver. according
to statement made; Cash 800,
600; champaign, s.4OO pints; ci-
gars, 1850 boxes, 100 in eachs
80, 240 bottles of beer;ice 30 tons.
There will be FIVE trainloads of
delegates and rooters.
The machinery for the new
| mill at the Parker mine has ar
rived at Mackay, after much de-
lay. The sawmill will be taken
out to the mine first and work OF
getting out lumber and timoers
, for the new mill will be commen-
: ced at once. 1t is ten-ton roll
) Ter Chillien mill. Bert Wilson
will have charge of building the
: mill and installing the machin-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07
LOCALS
We print butter wrappers.

All kinds of fishing tackle at
the drug store.
The Misses Furey of Mackay
spent the 4th in Challis visiting
with friends.
For Sale-A bran new first
class top buggy. Inquire of r.
Brasseur, Challis, Idaho.
Mrs. VIM. Buster calls your
attention to a new line of first
class millinery goods. She also
carries shirt waists and ladies'
skirts, and has variety of goods
in this line, also hand-painted
Chinaware.
The Salt Lake Tribune says
that E. G. Dodge, OF Challis,
Idaho, is visiting in Zion. He
is at the Cullen and will remain
several days. Mr.. Dodge is a
pioneer of Idaho, going there
from Burnham, Maine, in 1876.
He began mining in the Loon
Creek placer mines. In those
days he paid only $50 hundred
for flour and SIT a hundred for
potatoes, while an old second :
hand four hole cook stove cost
him S75. The freight rate from
Salmon City to Loon Creek was
II cents a pound. Mr.. Dodge
now owns a ranch of $40 acres,
and on this ranch he raises wheat
that runs sixty bushels to the
acre, oats ninety bushels, alfalfa
three tons to the acre and other
lproducts in proportion. While
he likes Salt Lake City. he is
firm in the belief that there is no
place like the Gem State and
Custer county in particular.
I'm the Mountains Shadow"
is the title of new book just
published by the C. NJ. Clark
Publishing Co., of Boston, Mass.
The book contains about $50 pag-
es and is printed on good paper
with large clear type, and beau
tifuly bound in cloth. and besides
has number of artistic full
page illustrations. The author
of In the Mountains Shadow"
is Mrs. Joseph Rodgers of Chal-
lis, Idaho, who writes under the
non dc plume of Mary Rodney.
She is also the author of two
other story books, viz: -Four
Girls and Realization of Hope. "
We have copy of her latest
book In the Mountains Shad-
ow"-before US, and find it true
western story, the scene is laid in
Custer county, Idaho. and Chal-
lis and the mines at Bayhorse
are prominently mentioned in
the book. The story is true to
life, and many are familiar with
the scenes and Incidents portray.
ed in the book. Like all novels,
it contains certain per cent OF
love. This is the authors best
book, and has received many
fiattering press reviews. 1t is
exceedingly well-told story, the
scene of it being laid right here
on Salmon River, in the shadow
of the mountains. The writer o.
it is new in letters, but is freely
predicted of her that she vii
not remain unknown, because
her writing is of such merit tha
her Just fame cannot be delayed
The story runs along smoothl,
and in vivid form, with a pan
oramic local coloring and presen
tation of Western character:
that makes it all very realistic
and we'll worth the reading. TIL,
mark has been set high in thi
! novel, but certainly it is not be
yond the reach of the author o
I'm the Mountains Shadow.
, This book is new on sale fol
S1.50 per copy, and can be ob
tanned from the author, Mrs
Joseph Rodgers, of Challis, Ida
no, or sending to the publishers
a The C. NJ. Clark Publishing Co.
Roston, Mass.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07
Th64th at 6h0||iS

morse races were pulled off at the
ana We're quite exciting although the local
except one from Pahsamaroi owned by Bartlett Falls
money changed hands the result of day
windy and dusty. The
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07

Roy Huffman and wife have
gone to Custer to spend the sum
mer.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-07-07
Saturday, July 4th.

This the big day. the h of July and at sunrise the Nation
salute fired The and pleasant The town
ga decorated with evergeens flags and bunting The first
the days program the Liberty parade and down Main
band Then followed the following program
the Odd Fellows Hall
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17
A WONDERFUL
FEED FOR CATTLE.

Four dried Beet Pulp unknown this country
Three years shipped to large dairy farm Nor
folk Virginia. After giving the
tory and became generally known and the
far of the supply. This Pulp Michigan
Sugar Beet and when dried il takes
We have testimonials from dairy men through the
country which believe that the best
ue especially milk be had during months
Hon James Wilson, Secretary Agriculture, Washington d. c.
recommends it in the highest
1t is good feed for Cows, Horses Hogs Poultry, and
Tor Sheep unsurpassed In feeding should be
onehalf with bran, meal ground drv
horses is best TO have moened little for hogs shond be
led Sop, and for sheep should be mixed
ground feed and fed dry For milk
quantity of milk, but improves the generally does all
other cattle.
We have just received first be glad to
have you try it. If you merchant your grocer to
furnish it to you, sell ii only O merchants.
Yours truly,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17

the laws of the state of Virginia; j.
L. Keil, b. f.. Hobson, Fred j. Sha-
Ter, Walter Lyon, The Tri-State
Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, a corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of New JERSEY
and The Mercantile Trust Company,
of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, cor
poration chartered under the laws of
the state of Pennsylvania, to appear
at rules to be held in the clerks
office of our Circuit Court of Taze-
we'll county on the Third Monday in
January, 1908, next, to answer bill
In chancery, exhibited against them
In our said court by II. II. Henry and
;. 4. Graham, lawyers and partners
in the practice of law under the firm
name of Henry IL Graham, and have
then and there this writ.
Witness, s. M. Graham, clerk of
our said court at the Court House, on
the 18th day of December, 1907, i'm
the year 1872 Of the Commonwealth.
Teste:
S. M Graham, Clerk
A copy teste:
S. M. Graham, Clerk. I,
I. 4. Bowen, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17
A STRONG EIRM.

As will be seen from formal an
nouncement in another column, DIR.
j. Henry Crockett and DIR. :. G..
Bowen have formed a co-partnership
for the practice of medicine. DIR.
Crockett is well known. DIR. Bowen,
son of Hon. Reese +. Bowen, brother
of ex-Commonwealths' Attorney,
Crockett Bowen, is "A young man of
strong parts. Since his graduation a
few yeals ago he has been associated
with DR.. Geo. Ben. Johnson, the
famous surgeon, of Richmond. The
firm of Crockett & Bowen is a strong
one
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17

VIRGINIA.: - In the Clerk 5
Office of the Circuit Court of Taze-
we'll county, January /, 1908.
:. G. Graham, Complainant.
vs.. In Chancery
Pittsburg Barry / Il and MIL
ling Corporation, corporation
chartered under the laws of
the state of Virginia, Tri-State
Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of New jersey ::
The Mercantile Trust Company. of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a CORPORA
ton chartered under the laws of the
state of Pennsylvania; J. T. KeiI, b.
E.'Hobson, Fred J. Shaler and Walter
Lyon, Defendants
The object of this suit and of an
attachment sued out therein, is TO
attach all the estate, real and per-
sonal, of, and debts owing to, Pitts
burg Baryta and Milling Corpora
ton, j. T. Keil, b. +. Hobson and
Fred j. Shaler, in the counties of
Russell and Tazeweli, Virginia; and
TO also attach the debts owing by
Pittsburg Baryta and Milling Cor
poration, and Tri-State Mining and
Manufacturing company to IT. KeiI,
Il. +. Hobson, Fred j. Shaler and
Waller Lyon, and to attach any and
all liens, legal and equitable, to the
benefit of which the said j. II. KeiI.
Is. r.. Hobson, Fred j. Shaler andWalter
Lyon are entitled on the property.
real and personal, of said Pittsburg
Baryta and Milling Corporation, and
Mining and Manufacturing
Company, and TO subject all of the
same to the payment of a debt due
complainant from said Pittsburg
Baryta and Milling Corporation, ].
L. Keil, Walter Lyon, b. f. Hobson
and Fred j. Shaler, for the sum off
II, 444. 10, with legal interest thereon
from the 18th day of December, 1907.
which is evidenced by notes, and the
costs of this suit, and for general
relief.
"A part of the real and PERSONAL
estate sought TO be attached and sub
Jceted as aforesaid is located in the
Town OF Rich;ands, Tazewell county,
Virginia, and is fully described in
The two following deeds to Pittsburg
Bartya and Milling Corporation-oneI
from Walter Lyon and wife, dated ]
Dec. Is, 1905, and recorded in said
Clerks office, in ID. b. SO, PIP. to
10; the other from Richlands Devel-
'pment Company, incorporated, dat
"a April 20, 1906, and recorded In said
clerks office in deed book 5s, d.
'SS; and other estate described in
aid two deeds Is sought TO be at
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17

VIRGINIA:+In the clerks Office
of the Circuit Court OF TazeweIl
county, January 1, 1905.
r. X. Henry and :. G. Graham, law
yers and partners under the firm,
name and style of Henry K Graham,
Complainants.
vs.. In Chancery
Pittsburg Baryta and Milling Corpo-
ration, corporation chartered under
the laws of the state of Virginia;
Tri-Staie Mining and Manufacturing
Company,a corporation chartered un-
der the laws of the state of New
jersey; The Mercantile Trust Com
pany, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a
corporation chartered under the laws
OF the state of Pennsylvania; J. Il.
Keil, Il. f.. HObson, Fred j. Shaler
and Walter Lyon, defendants.
The object of this suit and of an
attachmt mt sued out therein, IL TO at
tach all the estate, real and personal,
OF, and debts owing 10 Pittsburg
Baryta and Milling Corporation, j. II.
Keil, Ii. f.. Hobson, and Fred j. Shaler
in the counties of Russell and Taze-
well, Virginia; and TO attach also
the debts owing by Pittsburg Baryta
and Milling Corporation, and Tri-
State Mining and Manufacturing
Company to J.T. Keil, Il. T.. Hobson
and Fred j. Shaler ;and to attach any
and all liens, legal and equitable, to
the benefit of which the said J. Il.
keil, Ii. T.. HObson, Fred j. Shaler and
Walter Lyon are entitled on the pro-
perty, real and personal, of said Pitts
burg Baryta and Milling Corporation
and Tri-State Mining and Manufac-
turing Company, and To subject all
of the same TO the payment of debt
due the said complainants from the
said Pittsburg Baryta and Milling
Corporation, J.T. Keil, Fred J, Shaler
and Ii. +. Hobson for the sum of s.,
10000, with legal interest thereon
from the 10Th day of June, 1907, which
is evidenced by note, and the costs
OF this suit and for general relief.
y part of the real and personal
estate sought To- be attached and sub
jected rs aforesaid is l. Gated i'm the
Town of Richlands, Tazewell county.
Virginia, and is fully described i'm
the two following deeds to Pittsburg
Baryta and Milling Corporation
or from Walter Lyon and wife.
dated Dec. Is, 1905, and recorded i'm
said Clerks office in ID. B. IS, DID. l
TO 10; the other from Richlands De-
velopment Company, Incorporated,
dated April %, 1906, and recorded i'm
said Clerks Office in ID. b. 5S, p. 59S
and all other estate described in said
two deeds is sought To be attached
and subjected rs aforesaid.
And il appearing from affidavit on
file in said Office that the Tri-State
Mining and ManufacturingCom
The Mercantile Trust Company, of
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, B. f. Hobson,
j. L. Keil, Fred J. Shaler and Walter
Lyon are not residents of the state of
Virginia, il is, therefore, ordered that
the said nonresident defendants an
pear within fifteen days, after the
publication of this notice, in the
clerk 5 office of our said Court, and
do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests; and it is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published for
four consecutive weeks i'm the Clinch
Valley News, weekly newspaper
published ut Tazewell, Virginia, and
posted rs required by law.
Teste:
:. NJ. GRAHAM, Clerk.
TIC. Bowen, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-01-17
Dissolution of Partnershic.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Frazier & Elicit, heretofore exist
ing and doing business in the town
OF Pocahontas, Virginia, have this
day, by mutual consent, dissolved,
the said {. G. Frazier with drawing
from said firm and the said Il. J..
Elicit continuing the same. All in
debtedness due by said concern to-
this date will be paid by the old
firm, and all accounts due the firm
Will be collected by both members of
same, the said f. j. Elicit to be
liable for all debts made after this
date and the said Frazier released
from all debts after this date.
T.. j. Elicit,
G. c. Frazier.
January i, 1908.