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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-26

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Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound carries women safely
through the Change of Life.
Read the letter Mrs. +. Hanson,
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81 was passing through the Change
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70 tell my friends what Lydia K. Pink
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FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
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from roots and herbs, has been the
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and has positively cured thousands OF
women who have been troubled with
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-03-26

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
THE SECRET SERVICE.
senate Committee WiIl Consider Presi-
 Lenf,a MenaaMe.

Washington, Dec. 1e.-Senator Ald- rich today introduced a resolution di- rsctinE the Committee on Approprla- tons to consider the portion of the Presidents annual message dealing with the secret service.
 The resolution calls on the Commit tee to make a thorough investigation Into the subject by a subcommittee or otherwise. The committee Is given au thority to sit during the recess of Con gress and to swear witnesses,
 Senator Culberson said he had no ob- lection to the resolution but said 1t was not positive enough in its terms and offered a substitute which was read to the Senate.
 Mir. Aldrich thought the substitute covered the same ground as hts own. The two resolutions were referred to the committee to audit and control the contingent expenses of the Senate and Mir. Kean, Chairman of that commit tee, at once arose and reported back favorably the AIdrich resolution.
 After the resolution had been before the Senate, Republican and Democratic leaders got together and agreed upon a compromise. This provides for the adoption of the Aldrieh resolution with the addition of a provision in the Gull person resolution requiring the Appro- priation Committee to report what &C., tion. if any, the Senate should take with reference to the message"
 Senator Crane. from tho Committee on Contingent Expenditures. reported this resolution to the Senate at 2:2O D. m. and the Senate adopted 1t with out division with the clause from the Culberson resolution added to it.
 Mir. Bailey referred to the Presidents message as the most "wanton and gross insult ever given anybody in the world"
 Senator Tillman said that if the President implied that the members of the Senate and House are rascalS who deserve to be in the penitentiary. I've ought to assert our manhood and say 1t is not so."
 Senator Hale counselled careful. dig nined proceeding He thought that in any event the Committee on Appro- priattons would take up the whole question.
 senator Bailey then said he would ask for an amendment to the resolution as reported.
 Senator Culberson said he had in- tended his resolution be adopted as a part of the Aldrich resolution. He said that the insult might be under stood and kept in the public mind. as well as in the mind Of the Senate" he had incorporated the Presidents language in the resolution itself
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
LIQUOR vIOLAT0RS
MEN ARRESTED IN MOBILE BY
 sHERIrFss FORCE
Were ssid to Be Doing Grand Busi- ness From Secret Place Near Gulf City---0ther Items
 There.

Mobile. Dec. ie.-(Special.)-Salva- tore Granatao, proprietor of saloon on the north side of Duncan Place, just east of Royal, Is locked up In the County jail on two charges of doing a liquor business without license, and Joseph F'raseni is keeping him company, being charged with selling liquor to minors or to incorporate persons.
 For some time reports have been brought to the sherlh's ofice that whiskey has been sold illegally at a shack at the edge of swamp In MIX House Branch, about, eighteen miles from the city. The ,whiskey, 1t Is al- legged. was bought in the city and ta- ken to the house in the swainp.
 This morning the sheriff and his dep uty decided to make a raid and left home very early armed with blank warrants. They went to the shack at Milk House Branch, but were disap- pointed, as the man usually in charge had come to the city with wagon The officers bided their time and drove slowly back to tho top of Spring Hill where they met Franzonl and arrested him. Later they arrested Granatao and both were locked up. In the wag- on were q number of bottles and jugs of whiskey.
 Sheriff CazaIAs says the selling oi whlskey had been going on for some tune. near the place. but he had tc walt until hs was sure of his evidence before Hn arrest could be made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
sCRANroN LoDae 5. 3. Q. D.
Great Opening for New and Elegant Home
 of Fraternity,

 Great Opening for New and Elegant Home
 of Fraternity.
 scranton, Miss, Dec 1e,--(special. )--The formal opening of the new ana elegant home of Pascagouia Lodge. No. 112o. B P. o. E.. took place last evening and was be- yond doubt the most successful function of the season. The committee on invitationa issued 800 handsome souvenir invitations to the entertainment and every one seemed to have availed himself of the opportunity of enjoying the hospitality of this splendid body of men The Ramas String Band of this city was secured for the evening and diseoursed sweet strains of music for the dancers.
 Refreshments consisting of cakes. cream. ices. coffee. chocolate and tea were served through the evening to which all did ample justice. The elite of the city were in at- tendance and the Elks were assiduous in their endeavors to make their opening night one long to be remembered in a social way. That they succeeded in their efforts was fairly established before the large and ap- preciative assembly dispersed.
 The lodge of Elks is composed of the leading business and professional men of the city, and they start out with every as- surance of a large and increasing member shin in the near future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
WEDDING AT NEwBERNE.
Miss Morrisette Becomes the Bride o
 MR, Pollard.


 Miss Morfisette Becomes the Bride of
 HKr. Pollard.
 Greensboro. Dec. 1S.--(SpeciaI. )---At 5 o'clock this afternoon John Scott Pollard and Miss Caroline Baldwin Morrisette were married at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs, Francis Strothers Morrisette, Newberne. Rev. T. P. Anderson, of Greensboro, officiating.
 Elaborate decorations of amiIax and carnations transformed the house Into a bower of beauty. The bridal party entered the front parlor to the strains of very inspir- ing wedding march.
 Mir. Gaylord Clark, of Mobile acted as best man. The bridesmaids were: Misses Bessie Morrisette, Bessie Welch Pauline Welch and Elizabeth White Groomsmen, Pressiy Welch, J. Erwin J. B Morrisette and W. Morrisette. The bridesmaids wore pretty recep- ton gowns in several colors. They were followed by little Elizabeth Cade who carried a basket of flowers, with which she sprinkled the brides path way.
 The bride, on the arm of her father was strikingly handsome. She was gowned in a wistOria goIng-away suit which was becoming to her brunette type. Her bouquet was of bride roses A reception followed the cei emony after which Mr. and Mrs. Pollard left for a trip to New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morrisette entertained the bridal party at very elaborate o'clock dinner Tuesday night.
 There were quite number of guests from Mobile, Selma and Greensboro at tending the wedding.
 Both the bride and groom are prom inent and popular in this section. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton Jones, entertained at bridge last even ing in honor of their brother, Lieuten ant Harold Jones, U. s. N., who is a home for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17

Galveston Tex, Dec. 1s.--Arrived: Steamers carrigan Head (Br.). Orr. Swansea: Median (Br.). Davies. Liver pool; Hero (Nor.). Sandra, St. Thomas; Milwaukee (Br), Grlfnths. London; Cayo Largo (Br), Chase. Tampico; Ca- ria (Br). Doty, Liverpool; Candidate (Br), Booth Liverpool; San Marcos, Davidson. New York.
 Cleared: Steamers Iowa (Br), Wa ters. Liverpool and sailed: Corfu (Br.), Len Bremen and sailed; Brazos, Evans, New York. ana sailed; Fl Eorte, Max on New York; Cresswell (Br), Bubb, Aarthuus; Clifton (Br.), Morley, Havre.
 Sailed: Steamers Begian (Br.), Wil- Hams. Havre; Daleby (Br.). Lincoln, Copenhagen; Barton (Br.). Thompson. Antwerp; Lewis Luckenbach. Kay, New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
GULFPORT EXULTSOVER
 HER FIRST COTTON BALE

GuIfport, Miss.. Dec 1S.-lSpecial)- )-- With much attendant display and cere- rnony, there was sold on the streets today the hrst bale of cotton ever off, fered on the Gulfport market, the purchaser being B. F. Howard. for direct export to Liverpool
 This cotton was brought down by wagon from Wool market from which 1t was produced by Campbell Brothers. It is classed middIing, short staple, and is covered with cotton bagging made in Mississippi from Mississippi cotton.
 This bale of the great Southern sta pie marking a distinct era in the his tory of this town was photographed with the wagon and driver after which it was taken on a triumphant parade through the streets of Gulf port The enlarged photograph will adorn the walls of the Commercial Un- ion Hall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
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 CONGRESS
Senate Summary.

Washington. D. C.. Dec. 16.-The Senate devoted considerable time today ito a discussion of the Presidents course in placing strietures on Con xress in the matter of the secret ser- vice. and adopted a searching resolu- ton, proposed by Mr. AldFich ana amended upon the suggestion of MT. Cuiberson, providing for thorough investigation by the committee on ap- propriations of the Presidents charges, hoth In the respect to the facts ana the course that should be taken by CouRress to resent the limputations pe- Meved to have been cast upon that body
 Mfr. AIdrich, in introducing his res- olution. made no comment upon 1t, but Senators Bailey, Bacon, Tillman. Cul person and others declared that the Presidents words should be resented by the Senate as highly insulting.
 Mir. Hale said that while he woufd prefer having the resolutions so 10 some other committee than that or which he is the head. yet 1t was sure the committee would do it's full duty to the Senate
 Senator Foraker's resolutions calling on the Secretary of War for infornna- tion concerning the work of detectives in the Brownsville affair was also adopted.
 senator Lodge spoke in support of the Warner bill, permitting the Pres ident to re-enlist the discharged sol- diers of the 25th Regiment at his dis cretion.
 The Senate at s:so adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
HIGHWAY ROBBERY CHARGED
 AGAINST YOUNG WHITE MAN

Columbus. Ga. Dec. 1s.-(speeial)- Arthur Huguley. a well known young man of Phenlx City. Ala, was today arrested at Salem, Ala, on the charge of highway robbery.
 He, Fred and Henry Buchanan, cous- ins are charged with holding up and robbing VIII Coker, another young man of Phenix City, taking SIPS from him while one of the trio kept him covered with Q pistol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
WILLIAMS IS FINED.
Mobile Man Who Broke IntO a BOard-
 ing House.


 ing House.
 Mobile, Dec. is-(Special.)- )-Willie Williams, young white man, was given the maximum fine when he wss arraigned before the recorder this morning on the charge of disordefly conduct. He was arrested on com- plaint of the proprietor of boarding house.
 According to the woman, who oper- ates the Henderson House. Williams went into nay place early this morn ing and woke her up. He insisted that he had a room In the house. but tho woman was positive that he was not one of her tenants. She succeeded in getting him on the outside of the door. which she slammed to, but this did not srop Williams and he broke down the door.
 Once again on the inside he struck the woman several blows. He made no defense and Judge Clarke assessed the maximum fine of $50 or ninety days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
FOR sLAPPINa GIRLS FACE.

Gulfport, Miss, Dec. 1s.-(special. ) --Ten dollars Is the cost of slapping a woman's face In Gulfport, as fixed by Police Justice Evans, who today fined J. ORourke, a local news dealer brought before him for slap ping a young white woman in his em- ploy.
 Twenty-lvs dollars was assessed for the ofHense, bub S10 was suspended un- til further orders. ORourke waA also fined Ss for resisting an Offlcsr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
FATHER DAILY LECTURES!
Eloquent Addgeas In Mobile On saviu
 B0ys.

B0yg.
 Mobile, Dec. 16.--(Speclal) binder the auspices of the Boys Club of Mo- bile. Rev. Father John Daly, of Mil waukeR, the well known priest orator, delivered an address in the hall of the Knights of Columbus tonight.
 Father Daly's subject was. "Is a Boy Worth Saving?" He handled 1t in a masterful manner.
 Father Daly was greeted by a large audience who remembered him as con- nected with the MeGill Institute in this city some years ago. Father Daly by his eloquent language and his Knowledge of his subject talked his way into the hearts of his hearers and al who heard the address went away we'll blessed and resolved that thev would act upon some of the sug- gestions he advanced about the rais- ing of boys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
Vislt ef esrnna CAaneelIor.

Pythian circles were astir tonight. the occasion beIug the ofiicial visit of Hon. Thomas D. Sanford, Grand Chan eellor of the Grand Lodge Pythians of Alabama. The distinguished visitor reached the city this afternoon and was escorted to his hotel by . delega- ton of local Pythians Tonight in Pythian Castle Hall an open meeting was held. J. D. Bloch, whom Sanford succeeded. welcoming him, while the visitor addressed the local Pythians on Pythianism. The evening closed with a banquet in the Temple. A portrait of Lag Schwarz was presented to the Pythians. feature of the evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
PnIloemnn Hnrke q Hnrn.

New York Dec. 16.-Policeman Burke chung to the bridle of a runa- way horse for more than a block last night and finally succeeded in check Ing the animal within a few feet of crowd on the Plaza Of the Williams burg bridge Before the horse was brought to a stop a woman was knock ed down and a baby carriage smashed Burke's courage will be the subject of a special report to Commissioner BinRhamI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
Malalnr RiIIa

Perry Williams. negro. was ar- ralgned in the Inferior Court today on charge of forgery and bound over under a $500 bond to await the action of the grand jury. Williams was em- pioyed as a driver for the Armour Packing Company and when delivering a bill of c. O. D. goods he raised the bills $2 more than 1t sh hould have been. The evidence was conclusive and he was bound oyer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
rhicnro ConstnbIe hold.

Chicago, Dec. 16.-Thomas D. Court ney a former constable. was arrested today charged with exploding bomb in a store room under the Coliseum last Sunday night, Following the ar reat Investigation of twenty-six other nnvstertous bomb cases preceding that at the Coliseum, was resumed by the uoiice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
The Gratitude of a Parent
For Saving R!s Two Daring Children

Arguments are not necessary when facts are given, Gray, the Quaker Health Teacher. was too busy all day yesterday at the Domestic Drug Co.,, No. Ss Commerce street, to be inter viewed when 8 reporter called on him. He said: Publish a copy of this 1t will prove better than words that Quaker Herb Extract cures;
 Huntsville. Ala. Dec. F. 1908
 Dear slr-I wish to thank you for the good your medicine has done my ehildren. ] had about given up the thought that I saw and talked 10 you while you were here. I purchased bottle of the Quaker Herb Extract and commenced giving 1t to them. and I am not sorry for after they had taken a few doses. worms began to pass first in small numbers then in punches; some were alive, some were dead. they were from an inch to two inches white. sharp at both ends. about as thick as a broom straw. and 6ish to say they are well again. No rings under the eyes. no nervousnsss and picking of the nose. They eat healthy at all their meals and there Is wonderful Improvement in their looks and wish every parent knew the true virtue of the Quaker Herb Extract for l know it saved my child
 Yours truly
 A. c Heron
 East Clinton Street. Gray claims euuHer Herb Extract will expel all worm germs from the system and this letter certainly proves it. He also claims it will cure Rheu- nnatisrn. Catarrh. Constipation. IndI- gestion. Kidney. Liver. Stomach and Blood Trouble. Now these remedies are sold under a guarantee to benefit or money refunded Call on Cray to- day at the Domestic Drug Co. t costs you nothing to talk to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
HfIdrefh-GrIm VVedaine.

kAhA8ADtM~N4AaM WC08hM8s
 A pretty home wedding was cele~ brated yesterday afternoon at o'clock. when Miss Annie Lee Grim was mar ried to Mir. James Hildreth at the home of the brides uncle, Mir. Jake Mark stein. Judge l.. |. copley officiating. A reception followed the wedding. at which substantial and tempting re- treatments were served by Mrs. Jake Markstefn, the brides aunt.
 The young couple. who are promi- nently known in and around Fairford, have also numerous friends in this city to wish them happiness. Among the guests at tho wedding were Mir. w. D. Dalton of Texas. Mrs. Joe Walton Miss Mamie Grim. Messrs. N. J. Froh- lichstein Walker Lewis. Dock Rich- ardson, O. L. Darby. J. N Dickey. '. N. Pharez. H. Davenport. Frank F1ou and Miss velena Graham. Mir. and Mrs. Tiidreth left today for Fairford Ala, where they will make their home, the groom being connected with the Tombigbee River Railroad. Personal Notes. Miss Carrie Lengsfeid of New Or ieans is the attractive guest of Mr and Mrs. Eugene Brown.
 Mrs. Harvey B. croeker has re- turned from a delightful visit to Ra' cine. Wis.
 The many friends of Mrs. George Clark of Birmingham will be delighted to hear that she will arrive on Tues | day next for a visit to her mother
 Mrs. Rachel Heustis.
 Miss Mabel Goode, who has been en- toying a round of gayeties in Detroit ! Is expected home on Monday for th' holiday season.
 Miss Hattie Foster is located for th' | winter with Mrs. BOykiH. on St. Loui l Street. Mrs. Arthur Eppsteip has arrlve' to spend the holidays with her parents Mir. and Mrs. l.. Hamuael. l Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds. I LAXATIVE BKOMo ouinine. the work ! wide Cold and Grip Remedy rsnloves cause | Ear 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
House Summary.


 Washington, Dec. 1s.-Except for a few moments spent in the transaction of routine business and the passage of two bridge bills. the House Of Repre- sentatives today devoted It's entire time to the further consideration of the bIll to revise the penal laws of the United States.
 The Garrette amendment which came over from last night, and which pro- hibited the sending through the mails of information bearing on transactions in futures, was defeated by a decisive vote, A
 Without opposition, an amendment by Mir. Houston (Tenn.), was adopted, making it an ofSense to deposit in or ship through the mails Intoxicating liquors.
 There was still pending when the bill was laid aside an amendment by Mir. Humphries (Miss.). providing for the Identification of intoxicating liquors transported by interstate carriers. This proposition called forth extended de- bate todalys
 At 4.ST D. n., the House adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
NerDs of Mobile Society

, There were two excellent and ably
 handled papers on the Spanish Invasion
 by Mrs. Robert Horn and the other "Cortez, the Man and the conqueror," by Mrs. Harry Inge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17

Cheney s ExpectOrant cuts coughs and colds short. Cures babies and grown people. 2sCs all druedsts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
schuman Speaks an Omaha.

omaha, Dec. l6.--A feature of the National Corn Bxpositon here today was the speech of Jacob Gould scna- man, president of Cornell UniYsrsity'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
JIm Outlayv Dinmfaae9.

Mobile. Dec. l6.--(Special.l- Ar raigned In the recorders court this morning charged with having robbed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17

the store of H. J. Cashman on Dau- phin street, Jim Outlaw. a negro, was dismissed after the evidence had been heard which was not sufficient to con- wet the negro.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-17
CONCLUDES HEARING
FISH RATE SCHEDULE FROM PEN- sAC0LA.
rnterstate Commerce Commission Ad- journs After Getting Evidence In Case of saunders
 and COmnauy.

Pensacola, Fla. Dec. 16.-(Special.) The complaint of E. E. Saunders & Go, against the Southern Express Com pany, was heard today by Examiner Mccormick of the Interstate Commerce Commission, who concluded the hear ing late this afternoon. The entire party. including a number of Southern Express Company officials from Nash vile Chattanooga and Birmingham. were then the guests of Capt. T. E.. welles, who took them for a trip down the harbor and across to the Marine Railway.
 The complaint of the flsh company Is that the rates from Mobile to Bir- minsharn, Montgomery and other points is much lower by about 45 cents per 100 than the rate from Pensacola, al- though the haul is the same. This Is due to the Alabama Railroad Comnlis. sion compelling the express company to adopt the rates to State points. The wholesale fish dealers here claim that this is an unjust discrimination. Af- ter all of the evidence had been heard the examiner announced that he would give the attorneys for the complaint and defense fifteen days in which to file briefs. The case will be decided within the next two months.