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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09
AON. HENRY WATTERSUH
Clsfiealism and the Liquor Question
in Politics.
Extracts from Mr. Watterson's Speech
Opening the Blue Grass Fair.

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Il protest against, that religion which
sands the sugar and waters the milk before
Il goes to It's prayers. protest against that
morality which poses as a saint In public to
do as Il pieases inprivate. AS the old woman
said OF the old mans swearing. II there's
anything do hybominate 10 Is hypocrisy.
In my opinion that which threatens Ken
lucky Is not the gentiemanly vices OF the
race course and the sideboard, but perfdy
and phariseeism in public and in private life
} The men who made the Bluegrass IA
NOUS. who put the brand Of glory upon its
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09

b whisky. rum.
|ider intimately
your trade a.
pod beer Is de-
fnd giuttonous
physicians de-
be play which
offering of the
x this week by
blay IL " Ros.
drama which
works OF the
n. 1t has been
le Mrs. Fiske
G the role Of.
completed her
ire of her sue.
sed rehearsing
Re its first pro.
ng Christina
new musical
[nnounced for,
illinois, begin.
anis. who last
rbiltCup.' shae 3
! engagement.
erbockeT the
lacks. &" The 2
m the French.
and the young
! OF a.tomboy
needy part has
hawthorn. OF
cries Of imita-
all will be new
han and Eddie
rked for some
!, deserve.
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Iouns women9
REAT.
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zenith century,
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as carols wilt
voman's club
IS Mari Ruef..
Miss Hofer;
NETT and Mrs.
ne the reform
S will hold a
discussion Of
on in Charita-
will be Ernest
e Chicago Blu
c. Kingsley,
ID Aid society:
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rev Charities.
hub on Friday p
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09
THE. TEMPERANCE
VALUE or Beer.
A REMARKABLE TRIBUTE.
What the Greatest Of EneHsh Scientist
Said.

The quantity OF alcohol In good beer 10 DE-
cidedly small, about 3NS. That quantity
never cen produce inebriety except IL 10
swallowed down In immense and gluttonous
Quantities. Many eminent physicians de-
clare further that beer Is capabie OF making
any normal man drunk unless II 10 strongly
mixed with whisky before or AFTER being
imbibed
II you notice the men around, you will be
surprised to find that the drunkards are not
the men who exclusively use beer. but rather
those who fortify 1t with whisky, rum,
brandy. or other ardent spirits.
Wherever beer becomes the popular
g beverage intemperance gradually de-
clinea This has been very noticeable.
for example. In Ireland during the last
Il century.
IN Fifteen glasses OF beer contain less al.
=: cohol. that 10 to say. less intoxicant, than
ZSHpne glass Of ardent spirits DID you ever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09

BEER THE DRINK0F WARRIORS
AND STATESMEN-CENTURIES
OF EXPERIENCE.
Beer Drinking Citizens, Soldiers, and
Sailors Have Conquered the World.

The ruling nations Of the world are the
beer drinking nations. They are the best
warriors. the best thinkers, and the best
business men and the best workers.
The strongest army on earth is that OF q
great beer drinking empire. The biggest
navy in the world Of an island people. who
The richest nation that exefSS$aSSA.sslrsdSiAs
where more beer is SHSSohS;:s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09
FOOD VALUE OF MALT BReWS,
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
Profound Study Of Foods and Drinks
What an Eminent Member of
Royal College of Surgeons
Says.

In all ages beer has been popularity regard.
ed not only as a beverage but as q strength.
enlng food. !.
This opinion is borne out by the most
searching scientific analysis. The majority
OF physicians and scientists who have hives.
tisated the matter agree that It contains a
large proportion OF wholesome elements be-
cause Of it's cereal origin.
DR.. Wiley Is the United States government
expert on pure foods. He writes-these are
his own words" Beer is a veritable food
product"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09

90 Do happy.
! II do not believe that /
men can be legislated
into angels-even red-nosed
angels. The blue laws OF
New England-dead letters
for the most part-did more
harm to the people. whilst
they lasted. than all other
agencies united. ] would
leave them In the cold stor-
age. to which the execra-
tion OF some and the neglect
OF al consigned them long
ago. not embalrn and import
them to Kentucky to poison
the meat and drink and
character Of the people.
/ II shall leave my home
life. my professional career
and my familiar associates
TO say whether ] do NOT
place, and have not alw71
placed. the integrity OF -
.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09
Beer IN The MAYFLUWER.
PILGRIM FATHERS DRANK IT,
First Crop of American Barley Used to
Bake Bread and Brew Beer
HOW JOHN ALDEN

HOW JOHN ALDEN
Drank Beer and Married Priscilla and
Outlived All the Pilgrims.
The good ship Mayfower carried In her hold
many barrels and tuns Of English ale (beer)
made from hops and barley.
Furthermore, as far as we can gather from
the somewhat meager records of the time.
every one of the Pilgrim Fathers drank malt
beer as a matter OF course, because 1t was
the usual and common drink in those times.
Tea and coffee were regarded as iuxuries
OF the rich, little known, and very expensive.
It is an historical fact that the first crop Of
barley ever grown by the Pilgrims in America
was used not onlYto bake bread but also to
brew beer.
Captain OF the Pilgrim Fathers.
Miles Standish Is best known thr
Lohgfelfow's beautiful poem. He cam
Europe on the Mayfiower. where
been In many wars Of Conscience,
courageous soldier Of t+a Lord.
The Pilgrim FAT
captain and fir' - 4
downright s. "
in defendi' Z F..A 81
dian raids - ky;i}ss$ifi;i{Sj
Upo' ~ ;;iss;s3ss5ss;
the lt3tiHftttft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-09

may be contemplated within his
ton. This will be sad news to
ment Of the sporting profession "
been driven from city to city a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

cans will repudiate the alliance Of
their party leaders with them to turn
TIE state over to the democrats
fheir alarm Is justified, for the
American citizenship OF the state will
not continue 10 submit 10 tie politi.
cal domination OF the Mormon organ
izatIon.
1.-THE Ada county attorney and en-
pioyees desire TO I've associated with q
party dominated by the Mormon bic
rarchy, their wish can be gratIned nv
openly joiuina the republicans. Ont.
side OF Boise, Lewiston and Caldwell.
there are not nov and never have
been any democrats who desire Nor.
men domination. The anti Mormon
sentimen Is stronger and more deter
mined In the state today than IL ever
has been. Every county seat Ia the
state will elect delegat Is 10 the dem.
ocratic convention whc viii be as
nfm and pronounced as those from
your own county OF Washington !;
With perhaps the exception OF Ada
and possibly Ne1 Perez and Canyon.
For every democratic vote the party
loses on account OF It's attitude 10.
ward the polygamous organiza tion, II
viii gain a dozen loyal. Christian
and self respecting republicans
From the standpoint OF winning,
our chances are exceedingly bright,
but should We be defeated both In
the nation and IN the state, we will
not be disgracsd. Should We surren-
der our principles and sell out to the
predatory rich In the nation and 10
the lecherous and las -defying Nor.
mons In the state, we would not only
be defeated but annihiIated. We
would justly forfeit the respect and
confidence OF the people +"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
STATE ISSUES OUTLINED!
AT a Jefferson Day Meeting
State Issues Are Discussed

Jefferson day was observed at
Weiser, Idaho, recently, under the
auspices of the democracy of Wash.
ington county, and the gathering vas
one large in numbers and enthusi-
asm
Ex-senator Fred T. Dubois, 10y
previous invitation, delivered the
following address
II am pleased TO have this oppor-
tunlty 81 addressing the democratic
Club CT Weiser, on the anniversary of
tie great exponent OF democracy.
The strength OF tie democratic party
lies in the recognized fact that IL
demands first and always that the
constitution he lived up 10. The
strength OF the constitution lies H.
the declaration running all throug b
IL, that equal opportunity be grant
ed to all and special privileges to
none.
| To Jefferson more than To anyone
else do We owe this fundamental
privilege Of democracy. In late
years, sluce political power has been
exercised by the republican party
legislation has been so shaped thai
special privileges have been granted
to the few, and equal opportunity
denied the many. This has created
giant money mOnopolies, which hav'
absorbed and controlled the indus
tries, and in the form Of trusts. reg
produced.
1.-The individual has not the op
portunity which belongs to him un
der the constitution. Aggregated
capital has taken IL away from bin
The republican party Is responsible,
for the laws which enable combined
capital to take from the individual
and reward for his labor and industr,
to which he is justly entitled.
"A tremendous struggle has beer
going on since 1896 10 curb the powei
OF wealth and To restore To the PEG
pie the rights which belong TO then
but which have been usnrped. ON,
man has stood out conspicuously dur
ing the past twelve years as the PEG
pies champion. This man has the
confidence OF the plain people. Their,
is one man who has never laltered
who has always been true and fear
less. Twice lie has heen candidate
for president. Although defeated h,
is never dismayed. He never stoop,
TO compromise "A principle for votes.
He IS stronger today, more firmly in
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
Cured OF Rheumatism.

Mr.. Wm. Henry, II Chattanooga.
Tenn, bad rheumatism in his left
arm. The strength seemed to
have gone out u the muscles 50 that
IL was useless for work. he saws. Il
applied Coamberlain's Pain Balm
ana wrapped tie arm In lsnnei al
night, and 10 my relief | found that
the pain gradually left me aud the
Strength returned In three weeks
the rheumatism had disappeared and
has not since returned II troubled
With rheumatism try 4 few appllca.
lions II Pain Balm. You are Ger.
tain To he pleased with the relief
which 1t affords. For sale log ". B.
Pyestt. Salmon and IS. .. Stone
Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

ton OF Christensen and Rood was
granted and permit given TO enclose
old road running through their land.
In the matter OF road oyerseer dist
No - the petition OF Jos. Ross ct oil
for the appointment OF Albert J.
Ilepp as road oyerseer dist No. 10 was
examined and approved and said Al.
bert j. Hepp WAS duly appointed as
road overseer dist No. H. and ordered
10 file his onicial bond for approval
In the matter OF petition Of Nels
+. Olsen for the appointment OF Jas.
Sperry as road overseer dist No. :
the board ordered that said petition
Ue and the same is hereby disap.
proved.
| In the matter OF the petition OF
| George Mckinney ct al tor the ap.
/ poiutment of Oren Hemp as road
oyerseer dist No. the board ordered
that said petition be AID the same Is
hereby disapproved.
In the matter of appointment Of
/ I.F. Haynes as Justice OF the Peace
| for Mineral Hill precinct the petition
Of +, 5. Suydam ct al was granted.
/ In the natter OF petition OF Mrs.
". \. Rose ct al asking that the
liquor business in Baker precinct be
abolished, petition complied with.
In the MATTER OF county aid for
Isaac Brown the probate judge OF
Lemhi county having admitted Isaac
Ptown to the county poor farm tn,
action OF the probate judge was ap
proved.
Ia the matter OF school districts
Nos. and II which have lapsed The
board ordered that the said schoo
district Toe and is hereby ordered thai
boundary lines OF said districts b,
lchanged in accordance with tn,
petition.
! In the matter Of road overseer dis
No. : the board ordered that l.. u
Miller he and he Is hereby appointed
rs road oyetstcr for dist No ani
bond approved and l.. II. Miller wa
duly qualified as road oyerseer dist
No : and bond ordered died f.
record
In the matter Of extending tn
boundary line Of road dist No j., /
is Orderej that the public road iron
townsite OF SALMON City northward {
salmon River bridge about ! mile
north Of Salmon City be and the sam
s hereby included 10 road dist No l.
] Bond and contract OF Fred Brous
for the care Of the iudigeut sick an
othersise dependent pour for the yea
} 1eis having been hIed, sas examine
e and approved.
: In accordance with House Bill NJ
26j jth session Laws Of the state e.
Idaho 10 provide Tor the payment ,
salaries to county officials and detei
Z mine the amounts q such salaries !
d Sc forth in said act
I The board proceeded t. 6N sal
| salaries as follows tosit.
2 sheriff, 81 4os,. Assessor and exon
[ Gao tax collector. 81. 80: Count
I Treasurer, $50: Probate Judge. ser
e County school sBpt s121: SurFevo
5 $50: Coroner, $50.
1 Joint reports ~ aaditot aud trea
q uier and report 81 sheriff for quart.
/. ending March 81. ltqe was examip,
r. and approved
4 No further business appearing II
!. Board adjourned sine die.
p ". {. Sn 18th. Il. r. Ibach
Cierk. Charms
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family In cases of
" hooping cough. aGd want 10 te
YOU that II Is the best mcdonnell
have ever used. r. Castor. Posco,
Ga. This remedy is safe and sure.
For sale by " b. Pyeatt, Salmon and
". r, Stone. Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

). A. Wright wishes 10 Inform the
public that the Silver bel sawmill Is
no~ ready TO ill all oders for lumber.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30
0UNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS !

il Aptil IS, 1908.
N County Commission
Bounty met in regular
1beTs present, r. +.
M, ". +. Stone. Chas.
b Smith, Clerk.
|ag bills were allowed
<prdered drawn on the
4 fund for lst quarter
sal and exp as
= ~. w
4 sal and exp as
.............. lib. 90
Ia sal and exp as
/. ............... 10000
4 sal and exp as
Hder and dep. 80. $50. 90
34 sal as county
........... ..... $50. 90
Sal and postage
.............. 228. %
Ii sal and exp as
Dl ............... $40. 10
| sal Co atty and
i. ................ 203. rs
BY sal sheriff
ld prisoners and
.............. 66s. 80
ms sal and exp
................ l7j. 0O
1T Il sal and exp
\ ................. IA. 50
|dse furnished G.
.................. 81. So
sal for quarter
................ 373. 80
BY wood for jail. 10. 81
ell a sal as co
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

physician ........... 49,. 1900
Langsdorf X Co jury cert
and 21ie cords wood by Frank
Geertson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1879. IS
Pioneer Mer Co mdse and jury
cert ........................... 1865
ii. +. Frost co printing for or. l02. %
Geo W. Neither drugs. ....... 1855
Fred BrOugh care CO poor for
quarter 80. ................. 4s7 90
Geo. H. Monk & Co mdse. go. 2.90
r. f. Allan casket for Stedt-
miller. .......... ..... 1000
Quarles 4 Quarles Il lights BAT
F. NJ. Tingley /. sal janitor
and saving wood ......... 6s. 80
First Nat bank OF Salmon
jury cert 80. 10. 80
J A Mayity lion scalp. . 1900
Wright Drug Co journal for re-
cCrder. Observation-Disclosures. l.50
Salmon City Water Co water
rent /, ............... l45O
kingsbury Il Shorett livery. $50
\. II. Woodwork jury cert. 2.25
h. L. Edwards mdse for co
poor Observation-Disclosures. 100 so
j. o. Swift jury cert. ..... 300
Glass * Prudhcmnis typewrit-
er ribbons ..... .... 9.2s
Jack Miller cleaning chimneys 900
ThOs Kane j jury cert 500. 2.2i
+. ScoHeld special constable. 5. 80
Bushong g. Co blank book. So. 0(
L. c. Geertson fees as justice
Of peace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9.2C
Statesman Print'g Co blanks. IL. Il
". f. Stone telephone message "a. on
! p. j. Dempsey jury cert. %
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

One Of the best equipped
lines in the West, carrying
passengers, express and
freight.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-30

Have'your shipments mar
ked care OF the Stage Com
pany, or W. 3. Horn, man
ager, Bedrock, Montana.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-22
ADDITIONAL NEWS NOTES

OF course the Optimo is the place.
Sheriff Silbaugh was at La Fargo,
Tuesday.
Smoke the Red Circle cigar. A 1Oc
smoke for SC.
The Optimo, the coolest and most
popular place in town.
The Optimo is the place to go for
ice cream sodas, fancy drinks and
sundaes. None better.
Mrs. r. c. McGonagle and son
Francis of Chicago, are guests of the
+. S. Goodell and G. G. Brown families.
MIR. L. v. Foote of Milwaukee, an
expert soda water dispenser, has been
engaged to mix 'em up" at the
Optimo.
DR. William Trowbridge, has suffi-
GENTLY recovered from his recent in
juries 80 as to be able t. attend to calls
at his Office.
Audrey King of Richland Center,
drove TO Viroqul, bringing Miss Bea-
trice Cotfiand home from her week 9
visit at that place.
Asher Gorsline's imported French
Coach horse 'Seduetor" will stend at
Mr.. Gorsline's barn, South Main street,
every day. Phone 81, rings.
Free Handsome illustrated cata-
log. Brandrup a. Nettleton Business
College, Winona, MINI. School en-
dorsed by bankers and business men.
Mrs. NJ E. Bowman was given q
pleasant birthday surprise at her home
Saturday evening, friends presenting
her with an elegant set of silver fruit
knives.
MIR. A. A. Kennison, who has been
Inspector of the Southeastern tobacco
warehouse for three years, departs to-
day for the state of Washington,
where he expects to make his future
home.
DIR. r. w. Baldwin is in attendance
at the convention of the Wisconsin
State Dental society which is being
held at la Crosse this week The
doctor gives a clinic before the society
today.
l.. Coren, dry goods merchant at
La Crosse, made assignment two weeks
ago, and New York merchants came on
and filed petition of bankruptcy against
Coren. Coren claims he win be able to
pay his creditors.
Drs. Schreiner and Sheea, Jens Dav-
idson. A. O. Holman and S. T. Larson
of Westby. Hon. Geo. 4. Tate, Dr.
Butt and r. p Dalton of La Fargo,
were in the city last Saturday to at
tend democratic convention.
"A new regulation has gone into eff
feet on the Chicago Il Northwestern
Ry. When passenger fails to pre-
duce ticket and desires to pay on tne
train he must pay ten cents extra for
his negligence. He il given refund
slip for the ten cents which is good for
the dime at the end of his destination.
DIR. II, ]. Suttle arrived home Sun
day morning after attending the Den
yer convention and visiting many other
points of interest in Colorado and the
west. He is much pleased witt his ex-
perienees at the convention and sight
seeing in the west En- route to Dem
yer the doctor visited Bryan ut his
Lincoln home.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-22
THE FAITHFUL MEET AND RESOLVE
Couaiy Democracy EsoId Convention -
Name Ticket and Delegates.

Fifteen faithful to democracy, one
half being from this city, i've from
Westby and three from La Fargo, met
in one Of the committee rooms at The
court house last Saturday and ratified
the nomination tf Bryan, selected
delegates to heir Etate convention and
named legislative Snd county candi-
dates to be Supported at the primaries
in September. The meeting was called
TO order by Captain Conaor, chairman
Of the county committea, who was
chosen to preside, and DIR. w. T.. Butt
was made secretary. The ticket named
is as follows:
State senator DR. j. X schreiner Of westby
Member Of Assembly Or. w. +. Butt Of la
County Clerk. c. sehoenberTer Of sterln +.
Treasurer Sever r. Larson, Of Nroqua town.
Register Of Deeds 7. II. Hansbery. Of Hill
CLERK Of the Court Lawrence Dickson. Of vi
roqua.
District Att0rney-c. II. Minshall, Of yirOqua.
Surveyor Gerhardt Rogue, of Westby.
Coroner James Potts. Of Viroqua.
Delegates to State convention, to be
held at Milwaukee today Geo. f. Tate,
j, X. Sehreiner, John Hoakland,
Thomas Stevens, William Kelley, G.
w. Graves, 0. b. Fortney.
Alternate delegates w. Il. Butt,
William Rogerson, s. T. Larson, c. Nj,
Butt, Jr., II. w. Norris, Adolph
Bick,e, John G. Johnson.
Captain Connor and G. M. Butt, Jr.,
were chosen respectively chairman and
secretary of the county central com
mittee.
The following resolution was adopted
by the convention:
The democracy 81 Vernon county in convention
assembled most neartily endorse the principle en-
Sneistion In the platform adopted nj the demo
cratic national Convention at Denver and pledge
our uaFnest loyal and enthusiastic support " thu
candidates nomB ated Rt said convention for pres
ident and vice president. We authorize and Inn
power She delegates attending the state con-
yentioh at MlIwaukee. July 22nd. 10 cast the en-
tire seven votes 20 which Vernon county 10 en-.
titled upon all questions coming before said
convention.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-07-22
COOKING IN CAMP.
How to Prepare Simple but Appetix.
ing Dishes.

Confronted by the conditions exist
ing il a camp kitchen, which differ
somewhat from those of modern
town chefs realm, cooks are apt to
spoil the broth by trying to do too
much or construct too elaborate dishes.
The simplest foods are most appetizing
when camping and they are the best
TO eat. They should be simply pre-
pared. Coffee made in camp has a
different flavor from that made any
where else. An experienced camper
gives this rule for making 1t, says the
New YorlA Herald;
Have the coffee ground hne, place
eight heaping dessertspoonfuls IN hot
coffeepot, add two quarts OF boiling
water and set the pot near the fire for
a few minutes. The coffee should
never be boiled. This amount is for
four persons.
To make chocolate the same authori-
~ says: Take two heaping dessert
spoonfuls of milk powder and eight
dessertspoonfuls of chocolate. Add
little water and make a paste. Then
pour IN TWO quarls OF Donlng wafer
and add little sugar
Biscuils.-Take two pints of -four TO
which have been added two heaping
teaspoonfuls of baking powder and
sift into a bread pan. Add one level
teaspoonful of salt. some coh pork fat
the size of an egg and mix all together
thoroughly while dry. Add six heap
ing dessertspoonfuls of eva 9orated
milk or twice as much fresh milk
with enough cold water to make
as soft dough as can be rolled on
the bread board, which has beenisprin-
killed. with -four. Roll the dough about
one-half inch thick and cut into circles
with china or Din cup tie I'm of
which has beer dipped IN -four. "a use
knife Place the circles in a gf sased