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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26

julius e. Lane returned to the
Blackfoot country Sunday morning
to continue his sketching and paint
ing among the mountains of the
north while the mountain scenes
abound. While he was at Mackey
recently he made a large painting of
Mount Carmel which shoulders its
lofty dome above the clouds at an
elevation of 1000 feet above sea
level and sold the same to a veal
thy resident of that city. Mr.. Lane
will penetrate still farther into the
mountain fastness of the north land
on his present trip and his friends
will expect to view some fine paint
ings of noted scenery when he re-
turns.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26
County Warrant Call.

All Warrants ON the Road and Bridge
Fund.
All Warrants upon Current Expense
Fund, 1907.
Warrants upon Current Expense Fund
to No. 253 inclusive, 1908 issue.
Dated Shoshone, Idaho, Jan. "a, 1909.
c. W. WERNIcKE,
Treasurer, Lincoln County, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26
A Card Of Thanks.

To all the many friends in Sho-
shone who have given us their sym
pathy, kindness and assistance dur
ing the times of our Affections, both
members of the Odd Fellows lodge
and others. we extend our heart
felt and lasting gratitude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reinemere.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26

I Mrs. L. NJ. Burnside is holding
) teachers examination in the court hous
( this week.
V. V. Bower, real estate man Q
Richfeld, was in the county capita
Wednesday transacting business.
A car Of sugar was switched off her
this week for distribution to near b,
towns. Another indication that Sho
shone is to be wholesaliDg or distrbut
ing point.
X. e. Mickelwait. Manager OF the
Richield Real Estate and Insurance
Co., was in the city, Wednesday
transacting business for his com
pany.
Mrs A. A. Garloek returned from
Boise recently with the pen used by
Gov. Brady in signing the Local Option
bill and it is on exhibition in Starrh' s
show window.
Bert Pictor, whose arm was Lro-
ken recently by the accidental dis
charge of dynamite at Grants Camp
on the Richfield tract. Is out on the
streets every day now with the hurt
member in splints and bandages. II
required several days for DR.. Baugh
to reduce the swelling sufficiently to
allow of setting. His companion, Pat
Murphy. whose leg was broken, will
be confined to his room for some time
yet
Henry Reinemer's baby. which
has been sick for several weeks, died
the morning of Feb. 23rd and that
evening the family accompanied by
w. d. Vredenburgh took the re-
mains to Middleton for internment
whore another child had been buri-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Reinemere
have been sorely afflicted since com
ing to Shoshone, but they have made
many warm friends here that has
gone long way in smoothing the
pathway of life that otherwise might |
have been too rugged for passage.
The Recital by Miss Garlocks class
of four young ladies last Saturday |
evening, filled the Methodist church |
and was successful. The
class consisted of Tress Mcmahon,
Maud Raef, Lois Borden and Hazel
Romano and each one carried her
individual part to the satisfaction
Of her friends as well as to her in
5tructor. The harmony exercises by
he class in concert were especially
pleasing. A special feature of the
evening was a solo by Bert Bowler,
md Miss Ava Mcmahon presided at
he organ.
Willard Fields who went into the
own lot investment scheme less
han year ago right here in Sho-
hone where no one seemed inclined
0 venture much In that direction,
S still on deck with a deal now and
hen. This time it is not exactly a
eal, only a nocer, and il sizes up
ather invitingly considering the
mall amount originally invested He
J offered an even one thousand dol
lrs for four lots | nthe north part
I town on a corner location for
'hich he paid less than two hun
red and fifty dollars less than
ear ago.
S. C. Frost has bought the Cottage
coming House and is now in pos
asslon. Mr.. Frost. besides selling
Is rooming house opposite the Me
all hotel some time ago. has also &
Did his ranch of $50 acres near E
ooding This ranch was leased Z
lumber of years ago to former Gov
nor Stuenberg with an option of
irchase for $4,000. That option b
rs been used by the heirs of the
tate and they have since received
/ offer of $4,000 for it-more
an double the amount hey paid for
Land is getting to be an object
Lincoln county.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-02-26
For Sale.

Five fine Collie puppies. Call on or
write to Harry Kinsey. Shoshone, Ida.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-04
CITY NEWS

Spring chickens and choice spring
lamb at John Markleyss. Order early.
- baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Teller on Wednesday
evening.
Double header Sunday between
Keokuk and Quincy. This game should
attract hundreds of fans OF Keokuk
and the nearby vicinity.
There was a terrific rain at La
Grange yesterday, very similar to q
cloudbnrst the rain coming down In
torrents It was dry all day at Canton
and also at Keokuk.
For the consideration Of $500 A.
NJ. Huston has decided to Mary Belle
Jones. lot 2 in block 81 of Leighton s
addition, the property being on Thir-
teenth street between Leighton and
Seymour avenues.
The following pupils of Lincoln
school have been neither absent nor
tardy during the entire term: Ernest
OF, Martin Welsh, Albert Strain. AID.
dice Kite. Luella Smith, Gladys Rus
sell, Eliza Smith. Leonard Kicker.
Willie Henke. Nellie Joyce, liner
Lantz, jeanette Ganley. Lulu Shaffer.
Foster McGaw.
Montrose Journal: Hugh L. Coop
er the water power engineer. accom-.
panied by J. H. Fireman OF Province,
R. J., noted engineer who is here for
an investigation for capitalists who
are interested In the waterpower pro
ject. were here last riday. jugs
Logan and Alex johnson who have
been the leaders of the local people in
the water power project were with
them. 1t begins to look as though the
river would be damed at Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-04
CITY NEWS
Ferndell Mustard at Immegart's-


DR.. Colby. Dentist, over Younkerss-
"A new line of candles Just receiy-
ed at Burke Bros. 504 Main.
Donnellson has made arrange
ments for Fourth OF July celebration
10 be held on Saturday, July s.
The junior class of the high schoos
were busy completing final arrange
ments for the banquet to the seniors
this evening The upper and lower
halls and many of the recitation
rooms have been very effectively dec
Grated
"A Keokuk baseball team lost at
Alexandria last Sunday according to
the Delta Sun. which says. The Alex
andria End nine played their first ball
game of the season, Sunday; pulling
off double header and winning both
games. The visiting teams were Keo-
kuk and Warsaw. The score. Keokuk,
6: Alexandria, s Warsaw. 8; Alex
andria. 6.
Fort Madison Democrat: Hiram
Ropes. the hydraulic engineer for the
capitalists who are expected TO fin
ance the Keokuk dam project. is in
the city checking up the work of the
engineers who some time ago surveye
this territory for the projectors of the
enterprise. Mr.. Ropes is merely es-
/ tablishing the accuracy of the work
of the former survey and his work
will probablv he final with the can
italists. as far as that part of the
I project goes. He will be here two o,
three days yet, and is making City
Engineer II z. Bannon's Office his
Z headquarters and has been assisted
materially by Mr.. lannon's assistants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-04
CITY NEWS

Special for Saturday from TIL
9 p. m, regular 4oc large fine glass CO
lonial berry bowls at CSC each. Limit
of one to a customer Duncan-Schell
Furn. Co.
The remains of the late James T,
Wolf who died this week near Mon
trose, were brought down on the morn,
ing Kline train and transferred 10 the
X. & W. train. being taken to ST.
Francisviile this morning for burial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
ED la FOrtaleza
III Gol.rnador INFERNO Mr.. Wliioue
hby la man,fesiado esta minana a
maestro repr'%eDtantc 10 strcissnic:
II rclevo del juez de Salinas

Ia gobernador, dijo: Como 'e habIa
informado hacc alguDos dias ha ter
miaado Ia Investigation que ~ cale-
| bro en Salinas, CONTRA 81 jInZ Munl-
cipal IL aquclla localdad Il senior
h IS Colon Delft. He estudiado con
mucho cuidado 81 mforme del fsscai
.uc hzo IN investigation aun cnan-
do loS csrgos no ticncn gracdad al
guna. para evltar r0Zamcntos en-
ire la polnia de aqIel pueblo y 81
mencionaio nnez, he orcidO cOnvenien
tc pedir In rcnmrIa nj fumionarro
judicial.
rs mi ksco que In nIest1D que Sc
la sliS.ltado en- Salinas, no tonga pre-
cedene en otro pueblo. Nj am flbTe
proccdcrc en- In misna foruna one io
hc hccho como en- c caso dc Sail
mas
listed sabc. qln aver tarde 81 30
LETIN miormo acerca de la rcnIm--
Ga del senor Hrp6lito MonAHratcIu
de paz dc csta iocalsiad'
-Plnede ser que el senior MonseIn-a-
tc, haya prcsentado su rcnTmcia pero
aSta oficina no tierr cOnoc mnrrto de
ella.
iTiene uSted candidate Official pa
ra clbrir la vacante de SalYnasf
No senor, pero a goblerno hara
todo 10 possible para que Ia mayor
hrevedad sea cub nrta la vacantr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
LsdrCneS burladoS


Ein II bawio ''Coto de Laurel" ds
poBre osnTb haze dias una tenLa--
tiva de- es,alamsnso en IA tiasia d.
Jmovsiors's dA seiior Felix Santiago.
Ios cacos erTaron a golpe, pues -
dueno dsd estabcc,msnto oyo ruido y.
alarnado, Sc levanto emprcndiendo q.
d,cran ser habsios los ladroDas.
DS6 cucnaa del h.oho 4 In pois:ss,
Y acpdi6 y gularlia Rosado, pradfi-
cando daigeDSss, pero SIN Fe pa
disuan eg babidos los faciperOsos.
EyaJnvaaas aas pnr~tas del esf&r-
b.cim .nto, hailose en- alas hueilaG
d. habcr siuo violcutadas con Im for
mdn Il otro lnsssruJncnto Isirecsdo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
Los que Sc Yd1
Don.tngo Orogco.

.,-l4r.an de- los p4>aieros que cundu~.
i Fsrpr Fiitdelphi4' para Nue>a
York
.Ia'ip Rojo Fabian Joseph Anderson
roman Nagsatibeixa, :taIn0n Cantino. re
lto >lti>a. {. Z Clark. 4. T. Richards
Orlando Goble, * bert Musy Paycn
lose he poot .Ir, H. O. Miller, Francisc
iarabIs. Grace NJ Stevens, g. Musy
lydia Musy. Francisco Amell, s Bonn
la, J Th0rnedike, r. johnson. Miss Co
.Iins, Frances lluislander, Maria Machin
\ Lor,-S Gonzalez, doctor f.. 6 Dexter
VI Jerhower, Maria Borras Daughter
+ < Murthy. J B Murier, A. Musy
Alice Musy. W G. De Colligny, Samuel
j katzberg Josephine Rohrer. W Fri
.dburg. W X. Park, NJ. Musy. \. Musy
Glcniorc May Taggart. Jessie II Field
\ l.. Bockwey. l.. g. Griffith, NJ. H. Oxs
nan. Alfonso l.astra. +" Maritime II
IIerdman. f. J Ramsey, A. Goslng
John Smith. Eugcnia Acevcdo, Mus Us
Maid. IIerdman Baby, Antonio Barba
y Martin, A. IL Sauyon, w. ZImmern
Simon Lce Fr,Slcrick IIcssIer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
La vacante de San Sebastian

Nuc,tIo reprcsentantc miormo al
gobemador que la TnN,nSa UnlomSta
ha dado 4 con0ccr La tcna para cIl-
rir la vacantc de luez Municipal de
San Sebastian por renncia del senior
Vilella. enire los candidates fg1ra
en- yn'imera promocl1n q Senor Ma
nucl Rivera Ncgrons.
4 nuestras prcgUntas conteSto MT
W1noughby que para hacer dwho nom
bramr.rto estaba pendiente de tn m
forme del Attorney General.
Scg(n todas Lag probab1itladcS, In
vacante 40 ~ oubrna hasta Ia soma
na Tn<bxlula.
Ahora debemoS rccordar al Go
bcrnador quc los veclnos de San Sc
baAtian tienen vivo mteres en- qIie 81
numbramlcnto sea hecho 10 uldts prom
to possible a fin de evitar dslacionea
i aquclIa Cortc Municipal,
FL gobernador Sc somi6 a la mrdl--
cacim antedicha pasando a otro aslfn-
10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
De teatrO
ri debut dc Blanca Matsas

SliameDte MN tiIie de tan alto cav
tcl y de tan generates simpatias 60
mo Ia sonora MatraS. conSlw.e Il
plcs dc una tomporada de dos me-
80, llcnar cl tcatro como ostaba ano-
che Iara splaspiir d la creadora de
LA oma" y la mt6rTrets gsmal de
" "Caramcio" y la gat'ta."
Al salir csscna k sonora Matusis
fue acogida con ma clamorosa y pro-
longada oyaci"n.
lIa sslo ,na sohorbla acogida la
Que nuestro piih"o ha disrmado A
Ia eminente artista.
I'm LA GatIta" qu. Iba cn Irrmr
tcrmino no hay Pic dcclr como trum-
f6 la oelebradisima tiplc.
I'm 81 brindis. en- a tango del cho-
colatc, en- II mimeIo dc la lsncidm
fuc aplalsisiisima, sobre todo on los
"coIp4rts."
Dc odos cant6 ocho De rignrrosa az
tualslad, on medic del frcnttico en-
tllsiatmo del p'ibico.
De los compancrUs de la Matras, me
rcccn crY.ciai mcncinn Ia ccntl RO-
sta P6rx, Ii simpsitlca sonora Pas
onh Ramirez, Cortcs Bcrengc y
Vci,.z.
LA Trapcra' fuc otro gran trun-
fo para isiaara Matrsis. En- Ia ''Na-
Il" cstuvo soberbia, cada pOrlamento
Ie valro una ovari6n Y una llamada a
eSccna Diio la romanZa con desga-
rwador entimcnto, y el pdblico la
..clarn.j largo ratio.
En FL "Esstuclc de mornrias" fne
Ia misma "Adriana" que tanto hcmos
apIau,irio 0tTras veces.
Ro~ita Perz, la Pasual, Cortfs y
kamirrz. Sccundaron con acierto In la
b,r cxtraoriinaria de Ia estreila De
Ia companha.
r,ta. con FL refuorzo vaIioso de Ma
,tal CANA cnnsierablcmente
FL eervicto de es.ena cestuvo bIen
clrldafo.
En- LA Gatita" fueroa cxtre nad8s
dos decoTacones de lo-s senores Rios,
H. Ponce, que eausaron muy bmcn
efecto.
La orqucsta como esta ahora, como
Ii hace sonar q Maestro CamEvS me
r,e todo g,rero de celebracioncs
NADIA mas que en ei prci1dio De
La gatita' aJTaIn6 un expressive
alaahso.
Bravo, Maestro Campos pero ha--
"a Que emps1ce la fu,rl0n d la hora
anunciada,a a las ocho y media en- pun
tp.
Domingo Orogco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
La renuncia de Mr.. Coles

Mr.. Winoughby inform6 que q Jc-
e. del scryicio civl Ell Puerto Rico,
Mr.. Coles. habia presentado la re
nuarla d. su cargo. - probable qus'
embarque para los Estados lnIdos
Son mn.hos los candidates que II
guran en- terna para cillrir Ia vacari-
te d. Mr.. Coles, pero 81 gohierno to-
dayia no ha rcsll.Ito Il nOml,rannento
del successor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
La aggression al senior Cobian

Nncstro representantc pregmlto nj
Gobern3dor 81 tenia noticlds de una IN
farmaci II pubiicada por I'M dnrIo 10
cal acerca de la aggression de Que fnt
objcto q senior Jose t0bHin, 'I1Ioz Mu-
nicipa de AdJuniaS.
En- la ofeina de gobieIno no ~
han r,eibid0 dctallcs de este hech0 Y
nor tanto el Goberrador no hzo ma
nifest@tcion alglma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
Don Luis Case J Soto

II galano iterato Y distinguido oculis-
Ia d8n LUIS Case Soto - cucucntra deS
3. aFar .n C--ta ciudad
J.. aoctor Case y Soto cumpliendo uu
tr.baty r. amistad VINO expresaHeut-
para a,lstir Il sepelio del senor Felipe
T0,tr
E-,a jarde saldra para su resideucia
d. ir.ribo-
r. iba nucstro saludo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
N@{Gp@ del d]5@

En- c,to> dia> Dc lluva torru"ial So
la plc>io mas dc relieve, l'r Ia .nr''-
moddaicS >ufridaS por 81 nuhl'c". Ia
fata do una csiacion del t'rro"arrll en-
San Juan
10 que >c L. conSicntc ,c t. tolera
aqui por las autoridadcN = l.. rompan'a
,iel fcrrocarriI, 10 tenc nonbrr
va pa>a de la raya del abuse : e, incr.
~ que los que tlcnen ped'r para clio
obhguen Il est compania /, tra'ar con
mas rcsy-to ' con mayor euidado ai
plblco que Ia cnriquecc que ;" ve
oblgado a sufrlr 81 servlclo pc>rno dc
los trrncS en Puerto Rico. una ycrda 'c-
IA irrisi6u de los ftrrocarrIles modernOs.
Y Ia dc>ldia de- la compaHia llega i
,,noS extremes indiSculpahlcs lnc n" s.
puedcn tolcrar mas. tempo qli" - pre-
cjso rcprImlr. que hay que cortar de una
N-rz para que 10 >" este danio. = cl"ncia
paciencia dol Consclo Executive. DE-
% "''''''" q"
eie cuantos hencn agun po,:"r H. repre-
lorrocarrllcra. - pnnlole J tri>tr 'Npcr-
taculo Que So nos briuda dartn Y que
Ma VA sendo bora De qut laah, definite
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ri tohse." hJc.d'tFo '"a'f"''
~ American i'ah' oao '"' >''
.'IT"edl'H o. N'''"''' Il ''''' qua - an
c.1 II g...I,.
,en.
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'i'i'afo" qu' ''' '''' '"''a'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24

aron coniIaron Su defcnSa Al aboga
10 don Manuel +. Rosy. II cual plan
teo an'r Ia Corte Suprema Ia question
.e uug una franquicla para la '0nS ~
truccau lc nm fcrr@arrll no coniierc
i q recho Il" cxproplacIon por cauNa
lie utllidad pubica. y quc por Ia tan
-. "a Comrania del fcrrocarrll no po.
dia cXpropar 81 ierrrno DE los Seno~
res Ortz Pcrichi. sin cumplir con IL
prcScr. pcioncs dc Ia Ley vlgcntc rn
''uorto RIO sobrc Expropiacl5n For
zoSa.
La Curic Supr.ma acaha de decldlr
IN favor dc Ia allegation del ahogado
senior Rosy. rcvocando Ia scntencla
he H. Cortc de Distrito de Mayaguel
V dcclaiando que no procede la cxpro-
p,aci6n que prctende la Compania del
ferrocarri
..Sl compania que tales co>aS pre-
tcndr - la que ticne al pueblo TODD De
al ISL ,n una cstaci6n en- San Juan,
Pe'J '''" q''' .''''' '' '''' "a ''''"'
siuo toioS los foraStcroS que han de We
mir a L. rapitaI. que IS el ceniro de ma
yor nuvimicnto para todo genero DE ne
,u,oe
~, .,..,. 4...h.
;nnoI,f..b,, ,n.,,n,,nd -
.h., tl, .,nnr,-. o,c ON tale, ,,oi-
xjono, incurre one tales libertadcs So
ne,n.it. o,o mega al pasa zero 10 mas
elemental del servirio que paga tan rum
hos,.n.,,,.. noro,e an ESQ. en- 10 DC co.
br,r ,ru,,os clovado, q, en- 10 unico oiio
os4, i, .o,ona1ia uavor ;Itura n!a las
doI ..vtr,r;arn
Ia ..t.,.,op de San .Iunn * una o5ra
que uo admte espcra>.
D5rdr 81 baia del trrn Il pa~al.ro|
a .rur ri doudc aolIal,ia Il convoy en-
d.a~ :" llNia. como rs que nan 500 tai'
frerlr1tc~ en- eSta ten r"rada' y "a >''F
jlt. tHpr.~a no prove" q" ~ltl" aArcua-
10. "a one no sea inJo>@- 10 meh"> que
est i eu'nerto dc Ia lluTla ! = sol q o'3N
abI cad"s tavoreoedoreSf
ri ruehlo Quc tan gencro~o e~ en la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
El senor Ferrer, Concejal

Entire los nomlTa III leSFtoSs que -.
aprobar5u en la session del C0nseIO EIc
eui.yo. cuyos nOmhra mieTaios dlmOs
aver IN Il BOLETIN, figJma - sopor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24
FL Maestro Calico

Fl disiinguido artista esta em Sa.l
Juan ds-Sde aver hc4pos tenido Fl g'isio
b. saludarle
II Maestro CaIIe5n f5ene aJui muehor
amigos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-24

Rafael Forrar para Il cargo 10 Caa.-
cejaI de Aguadilla-
otro dato sobre MIR. Coles
la rcnuncla de Alr. Coles teEx1szE
cfss-io Il 81 disi ,,1rrsuse.
Sc nuS dee ps- Mr. Coles ha seeP-
tado um IHIs-sto de mayor rensusssrs-
ion On los Esiados J7nsinS- Esfa R0-
tara no - OfIeial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
ATLANTA's BIG DAY
TAFT AND SOUTHERN CONNER.
 CIAL CONGRESS.
Pxesidemt-eIect and Executive Com msttee cf Latter Will Be in
 Georgia Capital on Friday, January .15,

Friday, January 15. will be a big day for Atlanta, Ga, for not only VIII President elect Taft be there, but the executive committee of the Southern C6rinercial Congress has been called together there by Managing Director c. c. Dave to plan the permanent or or sanitation of the great institution. MT. Dawe sent notices to the members of the executive committee by wire We'd nesday and received immediate replies from J. M. Parker, of Louisiana, who was elected president at the conciu- sion of the session of the congress held in Washington, where it was or ganized: J. A. Benjamin, of Georgia. VI. Oliver, of Tennessee; O. H. Davis and E. L. QuarIes. of Virginia. Others will be heard from today.
 One of the chief matters to be dis cusssa at the meeting Is the perms- nsnt headquarters building, which wai' presumably, be established in Wegn- inatola. Some talk has arisen on this subject, many of those interested hay- ing suggested Chicago, Pht1adelpnia and New York. as more desirable los cations MT. Dave and others favor Washington as 1t is. 6 common center and where representative men from ell over the country coDgregate. The oth- CT cities are objected. to also on tne ground that some might be set in op Dosition to the interests of the Con@ srsss if one city were chosen over the other that is the ''capital" of r. Hancial investment area. These mat ters and the rest of the subjects Of interest, such. as dues. benefits, etc, will constitute the business of the meeting. =.
 MT. Dave and the other members ot the executive committee have received invitations from the Atlsnta commit ice of entertainment who, will De. the hosts of Mr. Taft at a banquet given in his honor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Fund of SalUation Army Shrinks
 When the Thirst Parlors Vanish

r. We operate in almost every town In Alabama of ordinary size, and co- operate apdrf in inany cases we are in position to render permanent relief, hy procuring position. restoring those stranded to their homes and friends who many, times chance to be ex-cou- yicts. often rescue fallen girls who are taken to our homes and kept until they can be placed either in their own home or elsewhere. gather up orphan children and place them in homes ana schools. look up poor children, sup ply them with hecegsary books ana place them in school. etc.
 This Ia the work that is being done In Montgomery, this is the work that is being done all over Alabama by the Salvation Army and elsewhere.
 interested in real charity. rescue work. prison work, etc, they already have 1t. and we feel sure that the people of Montgomery are interested in such work and have manifested 1t by stand ing by the Salvation Army,
 We have at present about I50 cit- izens who contribute si each per lost about fifty of our subscribers among the saloon men who have gone out of business.
 "We would like to raise our sub scribers to about 100 more who will pay si per month to be used for char itabfe purposes in Montgomery.
 Tt will De necessary for us to raise this to meet the necessary Jema ands made upon us. We have found this week . family without fuel, sick wo- man without anything to eat. woman and babe deserted by husband, without money or food. and Hlso a very old lady sick without money and taway from home whom we sent to her home beyond Mobile and helped the other cases Capt. L. A. Odom."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

An incident of prohibition that. has ptncheds most is the going out of bus mess of the saloon men. Quite strange. is 1t not. that saloon men should go out of business with the coming of prohibition? s< at @
 Nevertheless that Is so fin. Montgom- cry and 1t has pinched the Salvation Army Peculiar people, you, say, to be affected by saloonists leaving. but if one looks over the books of Captain jodon one will see how the Army's revenue has been reduced by the de- parture of the thirst parior capitalists.
 Captain ojom acknowledges that just fifty subscribers to the Salvation Army fund were proprietors of sa- looms. and being out of a vocation here have withdrawn their names. They gave s1 month. at which rate 1t Is calculated that the Army will be de- prived of $500 revenue annually by the saloon exodus. Accordingly an appeal has been is- sued to the public by Captain Odom for additional subscribers. It is as fol- lows: MEs
 ITO the Charitable People 5of Mont E Romery: M
 of winter, q season when many people are liable to suffer from hunger and cold, if somebody don't lend them 2 helping hand. There are many people In Montgomery at present. that arc thinly clad. with but little to eat no money and without work. It Is the du- ty of those who are better fixed to help them and it is also necessary for some one to be responsible for the adminis- tering of this help: and we, the Sei- walton Army. propose to see that ev- cry deserving case of charity is thor oughly investigated and helped as- eordingly. Our method of charity an1 relief has already proven effective and In many cases permanent.