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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
WORSE THAN ONION BREATH Cannot Be Overcome With Perfume DIsAGREEABLE FOR FRIENDs Indigestion Fills Breath With Un.
 pleasant odors. Use MI-o-sa Stomach Tablets Ana Make a Thorough and Lasting Cure of Indisestion. seia by
 DrugEish Fowler Under
 Guarantee.
WORSE THAN ONIONS.
Bad Breath From Indigestion Cannot be Overcome With
 Perfumes.

All of us that suffer from bad breath sometimes our own. but oftener that of our friends.
 Nine-tenths of this bad breath comes from some stomach trouble, and cam not be overcome by breath perfumes or any other palliative measures.
 If you occasionally have a pad breath; If there is heartburn, fatu. lence and acid gulpings of undigested food; if the stomach burns or sfnarts: If there is sleepliness. or nervousness headaches or any other of the many symptoms of indigestion. use Mo ua stomach tablets and get we'll.
 Mi-o-na Is not a mere digestive nor . physic, but . tonic remedy that strengthens the muscles of the stoms ach and bowels so that the flow of gastric juices is increased. and the food is digested naturally and does not stay in the stomach to fermenk and poison the breath with nauseoua odors.
 A little 50-cent box of Mi-o-na stom- ach tablets lasts for a couple of weeks. and will ward off . dozen mild att tacks of indigestion. If you suffer with chronic case of stomach trou- ble, the use of Mi-o-na for a reason- able length of time will give you an absolute and complete cure.
 D. c. Fowler had seen 90 many cures made by Mi-o-na stomach tab lets that he gives guarantee with every S0-cent box that the money will be refunded if the remedy fails to give, satisfaction. He takes the whole risk, and q box of Mi-o-na will noe cost you Q penny unless 1t cures you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Free to Montgomery RHEUMATIC
 SUFFERERS

Every Rheumatic sufferer in Mont gomery IS invited to call at P. c. Fow- ier's Dexter Avenue and get free trial treatment of Rhaloids. the new Rheumatic treatment.
 This distribution will last ten days only and Mir Fowler has arranged with the laboratory at Washington to sup ply sufficient number of trial treat ments so that every one will have an opportunity to test this remarkable remedy for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Gout, Lame Back. Kidney. Bladder and such diseases arising from excessive Uric Acid
 There is no cause for hesitation as this trial tratment is absolutely free and may be the means of doing Omega, Okla. writes the trial treat ment of Rhaloids did me more good than all the other remedies I tried"
 Call at Fowler's today if you are a sufferer and at least give this treat mant a trial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
QUEEN WANTS TO BE HERMIT Alexandria's Plans For
 Summer. WILL NOT BE WITH KING He Expects to Spend Much Time
 at Brighton. Easisaa is Expecting many Royal vis- itors Durssg the seasen--The
 weeks News of Loa-
BY ROBERT BRoDERIcK.

London. March 2i.--King Edward and Queen Alexandra are litesally to be separated from bed and board this summer.
 The Queen who shows less inclina. tion towards entertaining every year will almost become a hermit. A con siderable part of the summer she will spend at 'Hvidoere." the cottage which she and her sister the dowager em- press bought last year and which is charmingiy situated on the Danish Sound.
 When she returns even quiet Sand ringham will be too gay for her taste and she has therefore ordered bung- allow to be built for her personal use on the beach between Sandringhani and Huntstanton in very secluded part where she may rest without fear of intruders.
 King Edward on the other side is getting to be more fond of q gay life and was so charmed with Brighton EngIand's Atlantic City, which he re- gently visited that he has made ar arrangements to take over the Duke O. Fins house and will spend most of his week ends at the popular resort during the bathing season.
 The fact that the royal couple will thus see very little of each other dur ing the six months from May to No- vember seems to lend strength to the rumor that there has been a serious arrangement between them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
LEOPOLD WILL TRY TO FORGET. Archduke Says He Will
 Go Away. TO BUY A RANCH IN AMERICA Sorrow Caused by Woman Whom
 He Divorced. Diary of wiiAeln,ine Adamovics. Now Insane Is to Be Published
 And wnl Cause
 Scandal.

Berlin. March 21-The former Arch duke. now known only as plain Leopold woelfling. who gave up his rank and titles to marry the actress Mile. Adamovic from whom he was later divorced is said to have made up his mind to emigrate either to North or South America. buy ranch and try to forget the sorrows of his past.
 Tn letter to the "Patchkauer week Nv" (Patchkua is the birthplace of his present wifel he hints at this and gives the following reasons in a signed letter.
 q have lost my beloved father who was really the only sincere friend l had in this world and with his death the last ties were broken between myself and my family and Austria.
 My father corresponded with me until a few days before his death and in spite of all the miserable lies that were told about me his love never faltered and he never forgot that I was his son.
 "Last october. shortly before my wedding 1 had Q long talk with him. My fiancee was with me and when we parted he took her into his arms kissed her and gave us both hls bless ing. .
 "with him disappeared man Of the good old time. a model husband and father, who beneath a rough ex- terior had the kindest of hearts.
 My only consolation is now my angelic beloved wife who shares all the burdens of an almost unbearable day that I have found wife, whom I love and honor. who will follow me to the end of the world and from whom nothing can part me.
 "Where we will go, do not know as yet, but when we go. we shall both be eager to get away. for we have the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

quite uncerimoniously, for they win travel fncosnito and will make their Headquarters at West-end hotel pat ronized mostly by rich Americans. Rooms have already been reserved for them. but the suite they will occupy never satisfy the average American millionaire. It goes without saying that the proprietor of the hotel has raised the price of rooms to four times the usual one during the time of the visit of the Imperial couple, but that, he will get what he asks no one doubts. for 1t Is not every night you have chance of sleeping under the same roof with the future ruler of Germany.
 About July lst. the Kaiser will arr rive with his wife and daughter. but he will not go to London. He will take up his residence on the island of Wight where great preparations are being made for his reception.
 The primary cause for his visit Is a desire on the part of the Emperor to witness the international racing that takes place at Ryde In connection with the Olympic Games. in which the Kai- ser's yacht the Meteor will certainly take part and he will afterwards stay for the Cowes week.
 sLilHys is Released.
 Lilly" the lady of the Cardiff slums whose tragic history aroused such widespread interest has been released form the Cardiff jail, and much to the disappointment of her former associates who waited for her outside the jail in order to celebrate her release with her, she seems to have reformed and is now resting in a quiet South Eng land country place
 It was this young woman. it will be remembered. who recently refused to accept a legacy of $s5,000 preferring of the questionable characters of the city than return to her family. who are in good social position.
 Since she has been in prison many letters have been received offering to assist her to begin her life anew. Some of the writers made offers of marriage. which were directed to the chief constable with the request that they should be placed in the hands of the young woman.
 In anticipation of the young woman's release at a. m- the regulation time. a small crowd assembled outside Car diH Prison. II included a few women from slumdom. ready. no doubt, to give their former associate a cordial well come.
 Other arrangements had. however. been made. Lilly. the lady" walked out through the prison gate at s:30. A cab was in waiting containing two friends of her father. The young wo- man looking brighter and smarter than when she stood in the police court dock a month ago. entered the cab, and ten minutes later she was In the Great Western railway train for Bristol.
 At Bristol the three took another train for a district in the South of England. She will remain there for a couple of months, and will, it is be- lieved. ultimately return to her home.
 It is still the belief of a gentleman who has been in communication with the young woman that she will endea- vor to make amends for her life in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

The recent death of Senator Proctor of Vermont caused the fifth vacancy in the Senate within a year. Senators John T. Morgan and Edmund W. .Pettus of Alabama died in the vacation of Congress, and Senator stephen Mallory of Florida and Senator A. c. Latimer of South Carolina have died since Con- gress met in December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

What is intended by it's promoters to be the biggest political banquet ever held in the United States Is to be given in Kansas City the latter part of this month, with William j. Bryan and other Democrats of national promi- nence as guests of honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
ManY RoyaI viaitoru.

Royal visitors by the dozen will in- wade Eengland this summer, greatly to the joy of the shopkeepers who hope to be reimbursed this year for the los- ses of last which was exceedingly dull.
 The Grown Prince and Princess of Germany will be the first to arrive
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Charles F. Brooker,. Republican Ma says that he does not intend to seek reelection as National Committeeman from his State. and will, in all prob Mir. Booker has been active in Republi- can national politics for many years.
 Massachusetts is affording one of the most Interesting scenes' of battle be- tween the Taft and Hughes managers Meanwhile the belief is gaining ground that the old Bay State is certain to send an uninstructed delegation to the Chicago convention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
Water snpplx schenne.

water Supply Scheme.
 London Is contemplating a gigantic water-supply scheme to meet the needs of the city up to the year 1861. when 1t is estimated that at the present rate of increase the population of the British metropolis will be 16,500.0 900.
 The cost of supplying water to this huge multitude will be comparatively cheap. the estimate for the complete whole expenses being not more than 3s.2so.000.
 A huge reservoir is to be formed near Reading. about forty miles from London. The valley of tributary of the Thames is to be damned up, to form a lake with a capacity of 15.000.- OO0 900 gallons. This is to provide for the water suply of London up to 1s41. when the estimated population will be g.500.000.
 To meet the wants of London in 1881 the dam will be raised to 100 feet, making reservoir of 55 900 900 900 gall Ions capacity. The surface area of the lake will be 1-2 square miles. and its circumference more than fifty miles.
 Payment for Titles.
 Several thousand English baronets and knights are on the point of re- volt, owing to an unprecedented de- mand that they should pay $25 and sis.5o each respectively. As many have already paid thousands for their titles, they consider this demand a piece of unexampled extortion.
 It apears that an obscure family named Walker of Scotch origin hold in perpetuity the mediaeval rank of Heritabie Ushers of Scotland. Nobody ever heard of this rank before. but the Trustees of the Walkers claim. are prepared to prove that every knight and bsronet in the United Kingdom is compelled by some antique precedent to pay the Walkers the sums above- mentioned. The Walkers originally bought the rank of Beritable Usher. so that in this respect they are on 8 level with many of their victims.
 Over two hundred baronets and knights whose titles were granted within the last four years have held a meeting at the House of Comons to resist the thrifty Scotch claimant. One of them. Sir William Bull, agreed that he would fight test case In the courts.
 One of the most vigorous protesters was a baronet manufacturer who mo- toriously got his title by subscribing s2b, 900 to the Tory party fund, but who objects 10 paying s25 to Heri- table Usher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
IncendIary Fires In Berlin.

So numerous have incendiary fires become in Berlin that the insurance companies are considering raising their rates on city property.
 As first step the board Of Fire Underwriters have promised large reward for the arrest of any of the firebugs. who are terrorizIng Berlin.
 Yesterday there were three incendiary fires with five blocks and. the firemen. who are continually being called out are almost exhausted. The regular police force has been increased with nearly 200 detectives. but in spite of this not single suspect has been caught.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

same thoughts and desires for quiet happiness.
 May God protect and bless her and give her long happy life by my side. shall protect her against the wicked world. for I owe my fife to 'her for she saved me from the vegetarian bor- TOTS"
 Tn the meantime Herr Stein. the Vienna advocate who has been ap- pointed the guardian of the now insane wilhelmine Adamovics. Leopoid's di- vorced wife, has taken steps to force the ex-arch duke to pay her q monthly allowance of seven hundred crowns and to give all his furniture and jewelry which he claims Leopold gave her immediately after their mar riage.
 It is said that before she was sent to the insane asylum. Mile Adamovics. turned over to Heinrich Schmolle we'll known author. her diary kept during her marriage. This diary. 1t Is report ed. contains scandalous details and Leopold Woeifling is doing everything to prevent it's publication. not only for his own sake. but because 1t would bring disgrace upon many members of royal families.
 Schmoile has refused all offers for the diary and says 1t will be printed in few weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22
nraff on a KinE.

A we'll known banking firm in Pots- dam a short time ago received from an Akron. Ohio. firm with the rather ominous name A. w.. Crook. a draft flor $70o drawn against the privy purse of King Victor Emanuel of Italy.
 The firm forwarded the draft for col lection to It's Rome correspondent tu get 1t returned unpaid because the king denied ever having done busi- ness with A. W. Crook or any other American firm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-22

Cape May Whiskey Brookwood Rye Rose Valley Rye. Silver King Rye. North Carolina Corn Ga. Mountain Corn Holland Gin .....
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
Lecture Will Be
of Decided
Interest

The illustrated lecture tonight at
the PRESBYTERIAN church will be es-
peciallv interesting in that the por-
ton relating TO Syria has TO do with
a country where Mr. Gilman spent
several years. and with which he be-
came quite familiar Glimpses of
the people will he shown their life
and manners. pictures of Syria peas
ants working in he field, the women
grinding at the mill, how they make
bread. etc. together with street
scenes the little shops and bazaars.
Two years ago Mr., Gilman made a
trip TO the ruins of Baalbek, and
brought back some pictures of the
huge blocks OF stone which were used
in these mighty structures. and which
we are unable TO handle with the
most powerful modern machinery.
These views will he shown. as well as
scenes in Damascus which Mr., Gill
man also visited Views will be
given of the northern part of Pales-
tine. Nazareth and Galilee, as well as
Bethlehem. Hebron, the Jordan river.
the Dead sea. and several beautiful
scenes I'm the life of Christ. and the
illuminated hymn. Rock of Ages.
The lecture begins at o'clock
and takes the place of the regular
evening service In the morning at
Il o'clock Mr.. Gilman will speak ON
in line with the church S
special universal observance of the
subject today. this being Temper
ance SUNDAY throughout the world.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
METHODIST CHURCH.

Al the parsonage chapel today.
public worship will be had at 1 a.
IN. Sunday school. ; IN. Choir
practice will be held Tuesday at
7:3o p. m Prayer meeting Wednes-
day. 7:30 p. m Al Good Times hall:
Sunday school will be held this morn
ing At 10. Epworth league. Gao p.
m. Preaching. 7:30 D. w. The La
dies Aid society. Ely section, will
meet with Mrs. c. {. Alderman
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. East lily
section will meet with Mrs. Cum
minis, 100 block. Avenue +. Thurs
day at 2:30 p. M. The society will
hold an apron sale early next month
in the store room of Mrs. DE Vlem-
ing. Any lady or gentleman is in
vited TO join the club. by furnishing
one or more aprons for the apron
sale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
SNEAK THIEF CAUGHT.
Van Loone Attempted To Steal Razor
and II in Jail-Said Not 10 he
His First Ofiensp.

V T. Lewis Of the Lewis Drug TO.
had a close shave TO losing fine ra-
zor Friday night. 1t was about
1890 p. m. when Walter Van Loone,
a local barber. entered the store and
asked 10 have prescription filled.
Mr.. Lewis did not like the looks OF
his customer. and concluded to keep
an eye on him. So when he went be-
hind the prescription counter. he
kept lookout to see what might
happen. He was not mistaken, for
as soon as Van Loone thought he
would not be detected. he reached
into a show case and took out a ra-
Zor. Lewis Immediately came from
behind the counter and took the ra-
zor, following which he turned the
light fingered gentleman over TO the
sheriff. who Immediately took him &c
the Hotel Davis" and secured
apartments for him.
Some days ago Van Loone is al
legged To have went into Simpson
drug store and when he thought NJ
one was watching. took bottle o
cologne. Simpson caught him in tn,
act and demanded the cologne. ano
then ordered him TO leave the store
but did not prosecute him.
II is reasonable 10 suppose thai
Judge Cartwright will see that Var
Loone has Christmas dinner at the
expense of the county. Mr.. Lewis
says that he has missed several ra.
zors lately and that is what made
him suspicious. He swore TO a
charge against Van Loone yesterday
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
Court Hears a
Jury Report;
Dates Fixed

Judge George ). brown opened int
December term of the Fourth JUDI
cial district court yesterday morning
and proceeded with the adjudication
of the various matters pertaining
The grand jury presented four true
bills. rs follows: Albert Petty. fol
burglary. W. ]. Turley. for embez-
Element. two bills against John Carr
one for burglary, the other for laiI
breaking.
Monday is the time set for all -four
10 plead Each of the indicted men
stated 10 the court that they had no
means with which To pay attorney
fees. The court appointed Clarence
4 ]. McFadden as attorney for Carr
/ h. W. Coleman for Tnrley aud { X.
Reeves for Petty.
> Sv o.. l. FSaedonscfi .AofGl
In the case of the state OF Nevada
vs.. the Northern Hotel Co. G. +.
Foreman withdrew as counsel. BY
consent of the court b. W. Coleman
withdrew from the defense OF VIII
lam Shakespeare in divorce suit set
for trial next Tuesday.
G. \. McElroy. as counsel Tor the
county commissioners in suit by {.
A. Eddy. was granted PERMISSION 10
withdraw the demurrer and motion 10
strike out
At the request of Anthony Zurich.
representing the defendant. the case
of II. II. Mizzen vs.. William AleNan-
der. was continued for the term.
The heirs of former Governor Sad
Ter filed disclaimer in the suit OF
Chairman Consolidated against them.
brought 10 quiet title to the Joanna
and Great Western claims. Court
ordered Judgment entered for com
many.
Appealed case of Nick Milcoyie
was dismissed on his agreeing to pay
costs
The court sustained the motion by
Attorney Frank X. Murphy as coun-
sci for NJ b Garaghan in the suit
against him by the Nevada United
Mines Co. The case was argued for
he plaintiff by Samuel W. Belford.
\ petition for an accounting by
Charles Carson as administrator of
he estate of Thomas Gallagher. de-
.eased was filed by John Gallagher,
Mary T.. Wells and Anna + Stone
ia ldRnef. \ tltdllon NdS oIutitu
ssued by the judge TO bring the adj
into court.
The cases set for trial on Monday
ire as follows: Graham Mercantile
20. VS.. w Il. Meyers ct al: Herman
Bros. vs.. o. c. Nielsen and X. II. Ives;
Ely Investment Co. vs.. IL. +. Clark:
Charles Minnoletti vs.. Mary Cupid
et al.
The case of the State VS. the Con-
solidated Copper Co. is set for Tues
day.
The following is the trial calendar
so far as set:
December /. Gertrude Shakes
peare VS.. William Shakespeare De-
cember I. State of Nevada VS.. North
ern Hotel Co: December IA, Nevada
Northern Railway Co. VS.. A. W.
Eaton. George ID. Maddalani VS.. Sic
gel Consolidated Mining Co. Ely
/ ownsite Co VS.. T. w. Eaton. De-
cember 16, Charles Minnoletti rs.
Siegel Consolidated Mining Co.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29

better of copper will be turned out
this month. December is likely 10
set the production over the 3.OO0,-
600 mark and with the blast fur
mace going and other gains made,
January should see the output well
away from the December record.
Giroux is operating its concentra-
tor steadily and shipping concentrates
to Denver The plant has broken
in we'll and is steadily working to
better advantage. Pipe is now being
put down for additional water sup
ply from the mines. Mining is going
ahead very satisfactorily.
Coppermines, Boston Ely and other
developing properties in the district
are all reported looking very good,
but with no new features of import
anee of late date. Assessment work
is generally underway and il is evil
dent that all property in the district
is to be very closely looked after
this year.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
LOCAL-PERSONAL

the saloon At the Presbyterian
church. in the East Ely school house,
adjoining No. 1926 Avenue +, Mr..
Gilman will devote the morning ser
mon to this theme. Meeting begins
at II O'Clock Sunday school at %
a. m. In the evening, beginning az
s o'clock. Mr.. Gilman will conclude
his illustrated lecture on the Holy
Land. showing many stereopticon
views of Palestine and Syria.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
MARROW ESCAPE.

Biddy DOYLE. IA we'll known North
ern brakeman. narrowly escaped
death yesterday afternoon in the East
Ely yard. when brake wheel twisted
off the rod on coal ear and hurled
him before IT, The car was fortu-
nately moving slowly and Doyle had
time to roll to the side Of the track.
Aside from bruised knee and
slight cuts he escaped injury.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

Trouble arising from politics led
to the shooting of Probate Judge A.
ID. Russell by Ransom Fish. near
Pomeroy. Ohio.
The charter committee of the Chi
eogo city council has reported in
favor of woman suffrage in munich
pal elections.
During a quarrel Isom Rousey was
killed by his father. Joe Rousey,
near Royston, Ga. both men partici-
pating in the shooting.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
TEMPERANCE PROGRAM.

\ temperance program will take
the place of the regular preaching
service at the Methodist church both
this orning and this evening. The
this morning will appear in the press
during the week.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
SERVICES TODAY.

Sunday. November % being the
First Sunday in Advent. services will
he as follows at st. Bartholomew
church: Sunday school, 9;45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. 1850 p.
m. I. Leslie Rowe will sing the Of
fertory solo at the morning service.
All are cordially invited 10 attend
these services