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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
e e e CURES 0.0.o. BLOOD POISON

No contagious blood of the virus has been the blood will its hdous and destructive ued throat copper coloTed splotehe falling ha and ulcers etc No other medicine blood blood and steadily and surely drives out particle oi the infection
 rich and healthy as before the destructive virus of contagious blood poison entered the circulation quickly and gradually symptoms disappear health improved the ska cleared of all spots and other bmishe the hair coming
 
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
rhe ..pae,,es.uer sh,,t,,a.~.

Lsrd is the saost commonly used cook. ing fat, yet not 10 per cent of the food cooked with lard digests naturally and easily; the other 90 per cent, instead of nourishing the body, merely clogs the 6gestive organs.
 .Physicians and cooking experts have long been seeking something to replace lard, and repeated tests. have finally demonstrated that Cottolehe, vegetable oil cooking fat, is not only pure, nutri- tiops and wholesome a olive oil, but is even more economical than lard. Such noted authorities as Mrs. Rorer and Mdrion Harland both. recommend Cot tolene as much more healthful than lard" 1t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper is thl most reliable remedy known fur Id nsy and bladder troubb. E.:::s Ess@ z <
WEATHER MAN EXPLAINS.
Tells Taft About Blixxard On Day 0f
 Inauguration.

Tells Taft About Biixxard On Dsy VI
 Inauguration.
 Washington. March s-Just how it happened that there was such biiz- gard in Washington on March and in the face of his telegrams to Mir. Taft on the night of the 3rti that< the weather would be clear was expialned to the President today by Willis L. Moore, chief of the United States Weather Bureau.
 Professor Moore admitted he had waited for several days In some timidf- ty before attempting to pay his re- spects" to MT. Taft. MT. Moore had an explanation which he brought to climax with all sorts of proof that no such highs and lows" ever before produced such a snow storm.
 The Original Roosevelt Club" from St. Paul got into the White House to- day and brought back vivid memories of former times. The club was under the guidance of Hugh T. Halbert, seventy-fiv estrong. Mir. Taft accord ed them a warm reception in the east room.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
POLICE INTERrERED.
Proposed "sases of Unemployed Men
 Not Held.


 New York. March s-The proposed sale of unemployed men at the Parkside Presbyterian church in the Fiatbush section of Brooklyn was not held last night because of police in- terference. It had been announced that twenty men with their faces cov- cred by masks to avoid humiliation would be auctioned off from the pull pit to the highest bidder. A similar sale had recently been held success fully and the Rev. John D. Long in- -terested himself in the matter and de- cided to procure employment for other destitute men in this way. s
 The police stopped the sale by vir- tue of the penal code which says that "an sssemblage in public houses or other places of three or more persons diseuised by having their faces paint ed, discolored. colored or masked is unlawful"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
A DouRIe Tragedy,

Boston. March s--Daniel c. Spillane, a policeman. was found dying early to- day in his home fin East Boston from the effects of bullet wound believed to have been self-inflicted. while the body of his wife lay on the floor beside him. spiilane died later at the hos pitai.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
For Those Pains
ssCardui Did Wonders

I getting along fine and feel splendid, since taking Cardu" writes Mrs Stella Halquist of Lapore Minn T not troubled like used to be- with backsche headache and oss pains and that tedout feeling had other female troubles too. but they have almost disappeared cannot praise casdu enough, for it did wonders for me-"
 Cardui depended upon help you, you w give it fair trial Consisting only of pure vegetable ingredients has nothing harmful in it's composition but acs gently and in natural way the womany which it ha ben found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
wheat pr,c.. Dros.

Chicago, March S-wheat prices on the Board of Trade here dropped sharply, May declining 3 IA. amidst a scene of turmoil rare even in the easily excited board. Longs sold heavily on the government report of exceedingly large farm reserves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
aCh,ckr Fra.er signs Contract.

Chicago. March s.--"Chick" Fraser. of ths pitching stan of the Chicago National League team. whose desire for a higher salary has kept him in Chicago Instead of with his team mates in Arkansas. signed his 1909 contract today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
 rake LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druegists refund money if 1t fatis to cure. H.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
Aaxerres nili in Ka.sas.

Topeka, Kas.. March s--rhe Senate Committee on Railroads today. sub mitted an adverse rsport on the ee7 cent fare bill which had already passed the
 This came -inrneA eAiaAsIy upon the re. ceipt of the pews of the decisfon Of Judge Smith McPherson, holding tne Missouri cent fare law unconstihu- tional. s.fIf l,tgss ssP5 <.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

;a We were - .ssceessful win eur
 harga1a sa1s q plaats MoaAay that we havo aeelAsA to contfnue 1t today. 0OSEMONT GARDENS, He Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
FALco posroFF1cE
 ROBBER PLEADS GUILTY

Troy. March s.-tSpecial.)-A. L. Mcleod and j. J. Davis of Falco. cov- ington County, Ala. were arraigned in the United States Commissioners Court this morning. charged with breaking into the postod1ce at Falco.
 ;Postoffice Inspector T. J. Smith. who worked up the case, attended the trial and represented the Government in bringing out the evidence in the case. One of, the dsfendants pleaded gull ty and both were bound over under a sSoo bond each to await the action of the next Federal grand jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
Many Entries Received.

Many Entries HeeefVed-
 Chicago. March S-President Brown, of the C. A. A.. has received entries from nearly all the prominent western athletes for the central A. A. U. indoor championships which will be held March 20.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
,r..v..-. '7ir , yv..ninwte.

Maeveagh in swnshington.
 Washington, March s--Frankltn Macveagh, Secretary of the Treasury in President Taft's cabinet. reached Washington last sight from his home in Chicago. kse- ~.t :,ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

EXTRAORDINARY PLANT SALE Continued Tuesday at Montgomery Drag Co, n Dexter Ave. Everything nt heIf price for eash
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09
ri.ht Not Ended.

Jefferson City Mo, March S--Gov- ernor Hadley did not appear surprised when informed that the 2 cent passesl- ger fare lay had been knocked out by Judge McPkerson.
 "Ail I can say at this time. said the Governor, "is that the decision does not end the hgft." :.
 Following the adverse decision to the State in the Federal Court at Kan sas City. Speaker speer. of tho Mis- soufi House of Representatives" today introduced bill prohibiting tho, issu- ing of passes by railroads under pom atty of fine or. from s10 to &i00 Of fcers, employees 7, and charity workers are exempted from the bill
 It Is expected that much adverse railroad Legislation will be started.
 Representative Cross introduced "a bill requiring all railroads doing busi- ness in the State to- incorporate in Missouri. This will. give the state control of the raiiroass. =
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

net earnings oyer axps1ssss This C connscation unaer the. Cons1itvkien. |
 Tt being . lsGtsiasivs Aet, ena not la judicial ons. this court cauuot dx rates. If 1t could. two and ons-hAtf cent passenger rates would be Axsd for othsrs. But that is for, tbs Legisiatufs. acting itself with expssts. such q. the State employed in those cAHss.~ or through .. eemmission with itks ss- sistancs." S4f .t..s14.
 Judge Mophsrson also says h the decfsion: e't. s.s, l "when the statutes in. ausstssn wsrs enacted. 1t ,waA believed by many that by reducing the fare thsre would be much more travel For . month or e this proved to be true. Hut with the novelty gone. the testimony shows thAs the increase has been less than three per cent and more nearly one per csnt.
 He says further -as to the abolition of passes that the evidence shows the passenger revenue is increased by req son thereof lees than one per cent
 HisteFy If Case. se e.
 The maximum freiEht law tnvoiveo reductions ranging from DOT cent. to 70 per cent. on heavy freight in car load lots. tffR- sss .sk.
 The railways secured court order temporarily restraininG the State. of- ficials from putting this act into effect. and on June II, 1907, Frank Hagernan, of this city. representing the various railroads, petitioned- the scouftto make this order permanent. By mutual agreement and st the suggestion of Judge McPherson.. who desired to have practical test, tleN2 cent. passenger rate law was put Into ehect On June ii, 1907, to run three months. At the end of that period both sides agreed to continue the rate In effect as the cred sumcient. and the law is still be- ing enforced. % -
 After many delays the cases were finally brought to trial before Judge McPherson. Both sides presented . long array of figures to uphold, their claims, some of the most prominent railroad men and attorneys apbearing, either as experts, or counsel. The final arguments were presented on January 20 last. At that time Governor Her. bert s. Hadley who. as Attorney Gen. eral, had begun the cases, spoke for the State, Mir. Hagerman made the principal argument for the railroads. and a dozen other attorneys of prom thence took part. ~, =
 After the decision had been handed down, the views of the attorneys of both sides of the controversy were sought, as to what immediate effect the opinion would have. While sev- eral railway attorneys intimated that the individual railroads soon would go back to the 3 cent. passenger rate. none was able to state specifically that the action would De taken.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

The lAttorney then followed fha Coopers up the street. commented upon the significance of their meeting with John D. Sharp and the incredibility of the story that tlIev invited him to ac- company them to a private conference with the Governor. He also pointed out. how. after Colonel Cooper had promised his son. his brother-in-law. and Governor Patterson. according to his own testimony. that he would keep away from Senator Carmack, he pulled away from his son and sought the Senator ont.
 'In the name of God" he exclaimed, If you really wanted to avoid a meet Ing why didn't you keep your face to the north. why didn't you go on to the Governors mansion whence you say
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-09

Women who need health, should find it in Cardui, for Cardui has been found to cure fe- male disorders, by its curative action on the female organs.
 Pain, weakness and disease should all dis appear, when you take Cardui consistently, until it has had chance to thoroughly act upon your entire system.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No 704 Al Furnished Nav 21 1903
CHAPTER 1e5, LAWS or 1909.

No 704. Al rPuhIishad May 21 1909
CHAPTER 1e5, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to arDeaG section 4432 Of the stat
utcs- relating to the larceny OF gas etc,
and the use OF false weights snd meas
ures.
The people Of the State of wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly. do en-
Section J. Section 4432 Of the statutes
is amended TO read: Section 1892 Any
produce merchant. warehouBpman miller Or
storage, forwarding or commission mer-
chant or any other person who shall will
fully use false weights or measures ID the
bnying or selling Of any commodity or
thing ard thereby shall cheat or defraud the
seller or buyer OF any sucb commodity or
thing or shy person who shall sell offer
70 sell or have In his possession for the
purpose Of selling any device or machine to
be used or calculated to faIsify any weight
or measure. Of ans person who, wi.lfulIY
with intent TO cheat or dRfraud the buyer
water or steam shall make or cause TO be
made or cid IN the max 'ng Of any electrical
conductor, gas pipe, water pipe, steam pipe
or other Instrument or contrigRpce or airy
connection. &C Hs TO conduct or supply or
intended 20 conduct or supply electric cur
lamp or motor or machine or burner or
orfce or appliance from which Euch cleo
t-icirv. gac water or steam NAV
be consumed or utilized without passing
through or being registered by & meter or
any person who shall villfully use false
rent. gas. water or steam In the
buv ny or selling Of the same, or who shall
wilifaly 0bstruct or Interfere with the
working of any meter used for such pur-
poses. so as 70 cause or be intended TO
cause false registration or the amount Of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
Approval May 10. 1909.
No $50 4 Published AYox % ro0s
CEAPTAR 1873. LAWS or Ian2.

-''' Lno, 81 IEuoliShed May 20 1909
CHAPTER l63, LAWS OF 1903.
An All 20 amend section 1868 or the
stsIuteS, relating to regula tons respecting
cI buildings
The people Of tha State Of Wisconsin rem.
resented ia Senate and AsSeu1hIv 10 ~
act as follows:
Section l Section l63s-ss Of the stat.
utes Is amended to read: Section 1880
81. l. AL contractors and owners when
constructing buildings IN cities. whara the
plans and specifications REQUIRE the fr.OrS
10 be arched between tie beams thereof, or
aoors are Of ropr0of material or brick
work, shsN complete the fooring or fIlfng
+ p as re 6u'aing PROGRESSES 70 not less
Of beams below that on which the iron
work IS ne rs erected. II the plans a1d
specifications OF such buildings do not re-
Gulre 1illng II between the beams Of doors
with pTLck or d-e-preof material ali con
tractors tor carpenter work in the course OF
construction shall lay the under Scoring
thereof on each story as the building ps0-
crosses, 70 not less than within
one story below the one to which
such building has been erected Where doyl-
bic to2rS are net to be used. such eontrac-
tor snail Recp planked-over the fOor
one story below the story where the work
Is being performed.
2. 7: the 3Oor beams are OF ion Or steel
the contractors for the iron and steel work
q such build .DEs. in the course cf censt-7;c-
tio1. or the owners OF such buildings. shall
Thoroughly pianE-oyer the entire tier Of iron
or steel beams on which the structural iron
or steel work Is being erected except such
spaces as may ba reasonably required Tor
the proper construction Of such iTon or steel
work, and for the raising and lowering Of
materials 20 De used 10 the construction Of
such building or such spaces as may be
designated by the plans and specifications
Tor stalrways and elevator shafts.
5, II elevat.ng machines o. hosting sp-
paretns are used within building In the
course 81 construction fax the purpose s<
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
De 10 force from and after its passage and
publication
Approved Mas 10 1909.
IPubi shed May 10. 1909.
1Sc T.AWE or 190a.

No 4s7. Al IPubi shed May 10. 1909
CHAPTER 156, LAWS OF 1908.
AN At to amend section 357 OF the stat
utrs providing for the distribution Of the
Supreme COUT reports and public dOcu-
tnrnts 20 institutions.
The people Of til" State Of Wisconsin, rep
resented ~ senate and Assembly, Do en-
act as follows
Is Amended 10 read Section 357. The su-
preule court reports Obtained IL pursuaDce
Of section .3I7B purchased By tbe super
tntundeni " public property pHTsuan! 10
aw shat NJ distributed as follows: To
each Of the Justices Of the supreme court
ur the its.gez -. fH4 tufrd states courts II
this state, 10 each iuGg" 81 court OF rec
ord tuis eL8Le. Ju"luuiug the Judge OF any
lnuuiciUEi court from Al lgL ap.-"aI may be
taken directly n the supreme court, all
other municipal courts excepted 20 eacn
clerk Of the circuit court to the supreme
court reporter. and 90 the MIR aukep Law
Law Library ana The cier4 Of the munich
LaI court and the clerk Of the county court
Of counties having population u 81 least
three hundred thousand, gn1 also 10 every
agtabi shed pubIc o. Incorporated college
library cg4La ming Eve thuaaaud volumes OF
more applications Being made therefor one
cory aud 70 tie library Of the college OF
law Of the u. yersiLy Of Wisconsin ten
copies. the remaining copies 81 uBt med Or
purchased shalt be delivered 20 tue state
librarian. UaO stall stump and keep 10 The
library rs many copies 60 nay De nereS~
sary- to make exchanges autb0riz+d Dy law,
and safely keep the remainder untI
QuireG for further distribution,
Section 2. Ihis act snaH take effect and
be n force from and after It's passage aud
approved Nay 10, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

'1tt'''' V 'ANH ~ hN'''
No. 30. Al Published May p 1909.
CHAPTER 169, LAWS or 1909.
AN ACT to create section iSu6m If the
statutes. providing for the use Of cGbooSe
cars On freight train and regulating the
-, construction and size thereof.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented IN Senate and Assembly, Go en-
act as follows
Section l. There Is added TO the statutes
a new section TO read Section t2uGm J.
On and after duty list 1910, II shalt he uu-
lawful Tor any person corporation. or com.
pany, operating any railroad or railway N
the state Of Wisconsin to require or perm
the use 81 eoy raboOse cars unless said
UGhoose cars shsl! be equipped with al least
two regulation four y hcelpd trucks. except
on ira Ms used extensively for hauling logs
. Amy person corporation or company
operating any railroad or railway IN the
state of Wisconsin violating any OF the pro
deemed guilty of . mISgjomt0uur and upon
conviction thereof shall be hued not tess
than fge hundred dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars for each o(rpse.
= It shall BE- tHe duty ui the railroad
comm ssion of Wisconsin, to enFnrce this
Get
ssrtlop > An ar,s anq parts Of acts in
Section This act shall take afrri eud
~ 10 torcc From sue sf;'T ~ passage snd
AgPrcvad Ma, ~. 1909
No laa = ITnbush"d Navy q 1000
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me pr4p5H o, 81 Sne S'aIe OF Wisconsin rep
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Section / Subsection Of section 1910
OF the statutes, is amended to read tScC-
tovos ~ 49,. ~, Va i we y q ,
NOR moro t6nD s"ror iii oS t,,o G,Il.',
shall be assessed on tne Sa!Tjtion Of the
sv%a ~ l,So n4N@i y IL 5"1" wv" or
0TdItinn n S,1rb sroSnt 'tbara NOV - a.
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be ss n fSPc: FROM T5s b act 2 lake effect and
pu9 3aH1oSad Nov % ,ooo
approved way ~, loOo.
No. "a 81 published Nav q 1909.
CHA pTER III laws OF 1909
AN AC,r m amend snct1o, AZ NJ ~, s+.+
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

l. The state board Of control
may grant q parole 10 any inmate OF the
refOrmatory to leave the institution and go
al large In case the conduct Of such inmate
for reasonable time hes inspired the board
Of control and the superintendent OF the re-
formatory with the belief that be Wall be
honest AID industrious provided that some
suitable employ ment or situation has Geen
secured II advance for such inmate.
z. The board Of control may
at auy time before the term of commit
ment Of any paroied inmate expires revoke
his parole and order his return to the re-
foImatory. such order may be executed By
or urder the direction Of the superintendent
of the refOrmatory.
Section =. TINS act shah take effect and
b in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May 10, 1909.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08

taiBed q free public library, or for any
school district or sub-district located wholly
or In part in any incorporated village or
city within which there is maintained
free public library, provided there has been
expended by the board OF said free public
library il the purchase Of library books suit
able for children IN the elementary school
grades, during the year ending June Soth
next preceding the date OF the appiica ton
for suspension, g sum equal TO the sum
which would be released by the suspension
of the tow nsuip library law, as certified by
the Secretary OF the Free Library Counis.
sion. the amount expended by said board
or the free public library for any one year
not to be made the basis Of such Suspension
for more than one year, and pro
vided further that the CLERK or secretary OF
the bCaT0 of education Of the school district
foc which the operaIio Of the township IL
brarF law is suspended, the county. district
or city superintendent concerned and The
county clerk and county treasurer OF the
county ia which the district is located shall
be notified o. such suspension by the state
superintendent.
Section 2. This act shall take effect aud
De in force from and after its passage and
publ cation.
Approved Nav 10, 1909
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No TO A. Published May % 1909.
CuAETER US. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT providing for the Improving Of the
grounds at the executive residence and
the building thereon Of boat house.
walks and drive and making an appro-
prfatiOn therefor.
The people Of the Stats of wisconsin. rep
resented 10 Senate snd Assembly. do en-
act "a follows
Section l. The superintendent of public
property Is directed 10 do the grading,
planting and improving Of the grounds con-
neCted, with the executive residence made
necessary by the construction Of the new
barn thereon. lie Is also directed TO build
a boat house and the necessary cement
walks and drive
Section 2. There IL appropriated out OF
any money 10 ihe general fund not other
wise appropriated g sufficient amount Of
not exceeding the sum of two thousand dol.
lars.
Section Tzia scs shsn eAhs s9scx mzA
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-08
No 355. al Published May 81. 1909
CI{APTER ls7. I.AMa OF 1000

AN ACT 70 appropriate to EBe l. Apple
by and Edward F ApDlehy q g1rn Of
money therein named.
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, rep
resented IN Senate End Assembly. do en-
act as follows:
Section |, There is appropriated to Ef1e
l. ADpIebY snd Edward F. Appleby her
husband. out Of any moneys IN the treasury,
thousand two hundred afty dollars as con-
pensatiou for injuries sustained and re-
cceiyed oy the said Ef1e I. Applehy July 81,
fault or negligence on her part while at
tending an entertainment given by the Ben
Greet players en- the university grounds at
Madison advertised on the programme " the
University o. Wisconsin summer school the
said injury being caused by the collapse Of
defectfreiy constructed elevated sests
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
ne IN force from aud after Ito passage and
publication
Approved May 20 1909