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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-23
4 TestIr,onlaI iron Ole Enoland.

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Remedy the hes. in the world for
bronchitis says Mr.. William Savory.
OF Warrington, England 1T has saw
e nv wife's life. sac having been q
martyr to bronchitis for over six
years. being INST OF the time confined
10 her bed she is now quite well -
II is q great pleasure TO the manufae-
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d. 10 be able 10 publish testimonials
OF this character. They show that
graf I'd is bein- done, pain and
suffering relieved and valuable lives
restored to health and happiness by
this remedy. II is lor sale By Benson.
: tn & Co.. General Agents for the
I erritory of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-23
oENTELLE AND NOTTINGHAM
BED SETS.

Wonderfully clever products OF
American Mills. Entirely novel pat
terms. Generously made and moder-
ateIy priced-sL75, s250 and $500 per
set
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-23
The Califorpia
is THE GENTEEL RESORT
Of HONOLULU.

It's appointments are cleanly, and
the service, under the mastery
hands of Harry Knell, the we'll
known mixologist of San Francisco,
who is a postmaster in his art, and
Bob McCord, who knows what will
touch the Hawaiian heart, are SO
perfect that one has to accept tbs
law as laid down by Solomon:
"Let him drink and forget his pow
erty, and remember his misery no
more"
After you have had your drink,
turn to the home-like lunch table,
and you will walk away murmuring:
A "Volcano" lunch and a .sCalifor-
mia" punch, is very, very hot touch.
Mr.. Vida and his staff are ever
ready to greet You on Nuunanu
near King Street.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Hugo.

Miss Mamie G%rabensiine returned
to st. Louis SUNDAY.
Jake Bochert spent the holidays
nj home, returning to r'ayette Tues.
day.
Miss Maymc Lawrence LETT last
"Wednesday for kirksvillr where she
will attend the Normal. Miss NAV ne
Is an industrious student aud will ho
doub, mnke n record while there
that will be M honor tn her.
Mrs. Carrie Marish returned to
her home IN ~ Ioui- Sunday.
Mrs Annie Clark Is Visiting her
mother Mrs. worlc,. i,osE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
BeiIflower.

Ed Olnrie who has been visiting
friends 10 this community returned
to 81. Louis Wednesday.
Oscar Sailor aud wife were 10 town
Monday buyihg furniture to 20 To-
housekeeping.
Harry Ball returned 80 Montgomery
Monday where he is attending sch ol.
ChArle, Hall went to ST. Louie last
Saturday.
Joe Bishop aud Howard wslch
were IN wrll-ville last saturday.
The Hall Friday night was well al.
tended aud all seemed to have n good
time.
Miss Lsoua Bishop returned home
from IT Louis sunday where she bad
been visiting her sister MIR. Glen
Bishop who Is yer, .ick
Rev. Nash preached al Union Chapei
Sunday morning aud night.
Miss Alli- ksmp IL visiting IN
Wright City this wees.
Alsy Barker pissed through town
last Monday morning on HE way ia
Atcheson county where he Is nj work
on .. farm
william lioss L. trying 10 ~orpanil,
singing school In town.
EIN
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
EQbert,

Earnest Doss Of Rbinelsnd was In
this vicinity visiting during the holi
days.
Nellie McMahaD ven to Bensons
Island visiting last week
Mrs. Fannie Frsnklin's children and
grandchildren spent the day with her
"Wednesday aud Toasted Oh goose aud
guines aud your correspondent a. n
chance caller e%njoyed liberal portion
Of the feast.
Mrs. j. Is. McMahan dispensed
roast turkey and cake etc. on Nmss
day.
j. II. McMshsn and family Claude
Gregory and family, Spencer Tyler
aud wife accompanied by John
Hatcher all Of Galloway visited J. r
SwearinRen's family Xmas week,
Clifford Ellis OF near AcKiurick
and Milton Hall Of near Americas
were visiting on the hesdwsters O.
Dry Fork last week.
On Wednesday evening Otto Thorn
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
6;eeS3M
Gs{s(Sd5Zy58 y:21 PRICES
LARGE STOCKS N|; TREATMENT

The holidays had n shrinking
effect on ''Brcr Pearson and his
"Chips." Chips reached us on
time. but In n diminutivc size. The
Tribune was about the only paper
in the county that staid sober
Christmas week. got out ON time
aud full OF news from :" parts VI
the county. However we will
spree just u little this week and
will not come out all home print,
We need n little rest this week to
cure that tired feeling, We hope
Chips will have recovered.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Just Saved His Life

II WAS ~ thrilling escape that
Charles Dnvi- of Bowcrston, o, late.
" had from n irightful death. For
two years n sever lung trouble con
sinutly grew worse until II seemed h"
mus, die nf Consumption Then H."
began Ia u.c Dr. Kings New Discoy
er, aud lately wrote: at gave" instant
relief aud effected y pcrmin"ui cute -
such wonderful cures have for -
y.ar.. proven is power Ia eur" nll
Throat. Chest aud Lung irouhlcs
Pric. Doe aud 800 Every bottle
guaranteed Irinl bottles tree NJ
CITY Drug store. l3-d-lm.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Prohibition.

Mr.. Shredder Of -. Louis has been
visiting Mt prohibition this week nnd
making IL lively Tor the rabbits. Last
spring Mr. Shro-d"r purchased "
hor.. from the Prohibition stock
Farm Tor which he has since refused
$500. The horse II n beauty aud 81
trnc,. considerable attention In the
city.
WIN. Davis gave n shooting match
last SATURDAY. In order 10 dispose OF
his crop of geese, Oscar sailor s"cur'
cd 2. Elmer Aylor . aud Berry Hudson
2. That is as far rs our information
extended.
Rev. Nash began a proiracted meet
ing nj Union Chapel last SUNDAY. u
will continue two weeks. Everybody
IL invited TO come and join III the
work tor the Lord. This II a good
time to start In anew Mt the b"ei"-
Ing Of the year.
Frank Bacon OF 81. Louis spent tn"
holidays ai Prohibition. lie made
things .Rnhrerr nj the box supper
given At Bellnower Wednesday night.
VIM. Goshorn, wife aud baby, took
supper y, Prohibition Sunday evening
They are Justly proud Of their little
arurkey ,'reeker'. We bHv. spoken
for \, To exhibit At the street fair
next year with Carnegie aud the bah,
we bid defiance competition In III"
county.
Mrs. Matte Bohrcr returned frJn'
her visit IL Kansns City SATURDAY,
She will move to Montgomery this
week where she will make her future
home
We believe In a strict observance OF
the sabbath Int Tom Stipp insists on
Hall-iny nearly every Sunday evening
Since last weeks issue Mr.. MADDOX
has sent a bid OF S75. for the PROM
bitiou mule.
Cline Estes sold a fine two'yes'
old Jumbo mule TO WIN. Welch la-'
week for 800.
The committee Of LADIES' on th'
management Of the Nmas tree a
Union Chapel, Mrs. Welch, Mi'se'
Leona Bishop. Emma Keadle, Lnc,
Uoss and Rachel Steuart were hand
somly remembered by the sunda,
School IN the way OF n treat on thu
tree. We were glad of IL, for we lik'
to see people justly rewarded 70
their labors.
THE ON CRANK.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Now ~EIOrnnCn


OR- Bishup aud Its hi",hrtinlaw
Chn.. t."it nrr ~ work in ~ Louis.
Mis-. irrn" rhur.t"n VI" ha- ~ 20
,iri"u ~ Fulton -Irni the HOLIDAYS
wti' her mu'h"r.
NJ. C"r1 lIurt returned in krr
iurs, Ihi- wr,h after ~ tow week,
Wet NJ iri- place.
Mis.,. Elliot aud Baker H'r"npn.
uirl bN VIZ. Elliot ATTENDED, .rr,irr-
ui th" Christian ,hnrri, %~uuin, nighi
Rev. Role, c4mr ",-t last week
aud ~umiaN ntght poke NJ tie NJ.
T.. rlurrl. his subject hrinR THE re-.
10 iuu- .idr 1T ~, vi.it to H." l'nti.
E>p".i,i"n nui Inr tar -r-i.
lIrlru nul Inc Nc,'nin two iu'.
m"r New Florrurr BOYS .prui the hui.
idH,s irrr.
DrNiil- Nurl, nf - Chgrirs vi-ii.
81 relatives here last wrrf.
j u. Inig aust family VIII l"SVr Ia
~ lew dW, Tor Oklahoma TIE, Mit'
make the trir Il" land.
doe WIN. l'u r,r hi. h,nr m nH.
lrnh hhu-ns after spending Nmns
with home fplk- nni lrirnd.
Mrs. I. ~. Ford entertained her ~.
ter Mrs. Dixie rullmAn III ~. Lou,
dur-ug IN" hnlidnN-.
Mr.. Julirlir Iiaii III ~. Louis hnt
aud Mlr- Annie Dayauli at Jnn"shurg
were here last week with irlaiivcs
ihnrsin, Miss Annie attended ~,
musiral, nj ihr ". u. church Snuil
ani r-cii"l several selections ~ b
very entertaining mannrf.
Holly Hale spout last saturday nu.
saturday with Prot. Claude l,Irc Nj
Hale /, - very promising young
preacher Of che Christian rhurrh aud
addressed uur people sunday night
Mr. fanuir See ~ kmmund,
~. who resided here for many year.
IL making ~ ,.n'.d visit Ia lml
many friends in this locality.
New Years eve u. T.. nnrrcit nnU
aud vile n,.isi.i iW t. l. DcvnulI
aud w.t. entertained ~ number nj
iri-,iu IN honor at their son. Jack
who will return ~ Ann Arbpr IN n
irw day.
saturday night the W. &. T. l.
gave M oyster supper Mt knllm.y'
81. Hall which wn- n succrr- social.
ly aud financially. The same evening
Dr, kullmcyer aud wife rnicrtsincd
NJ Xix "'clock dinner the numerous
students who mr.. home Tor ihe hul.
DAYS aud n very pleasant time WA
reported.
Misses Bertha aud Loulie Wilson
also Miss lInlia Corsny rrinrnri Ia
81. Crarle- college Wcdnn.ia,
morning.
Na
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Knox District.

Misses Mabel aud Mnuic Pate Wis.
tied In New Florence lH.i week
They " accompanied hons by
Mis-. Minnie BRYANT who VIII wish
them a lew days
Harry Cunningham was IN Mont
gom.ry, SUNDAY afternoon.
Mrs Emmett Clarke mud baby Of
~ Charles arr visiting NJ the home
al n. + Messenger.
john Dixon atirndr,. preaching nj
Montgomery SUNDAY.
John Is. k-lsics, wife aud daughter
Mis-, Myrtle. visited relatives Al Min.
nicola. the first al the week.
Mrs Carrie Knox accompanied her
sou. Alin, 10 Montgomery. sunday.
Ala left sunday morning Tor Sednlln
where he IL attending school.
Mr, OLIVER aud family spent sun.
da, Mt Minnrla.
Miles johnson aud family visited
the family Of Duke Pate SUNDAY.
Since the issue Of the last paper W,
have witnessed not only III. clu.'
Of an old yenr but nlso ~ n crniur,
W. have been given our last oppor
iuniiy for ioiny good IN the year
1900. Have We embraced those op
p%oriunities I" the beet advantage
The passing Avs, of the old year nHd
century, the ushrring in'o II new yea
and century causes us 10 r~aliz. tina
we too like them must die: that ih'
gates between life aud death must b'
closed aud We are ushered into q new
world
May the New Year bring pesce o
mind aud ncart to tho older oues ant
days Of JOY aud prosperity TO ,b'
younger ones.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

DIR. W. u. Lewis. LawrrnccviIle
Va. writes. ~ am using Kodol Dys
pepsis Cure In my practice among
severe eases of indigestion aud find u
an admirable remedy. Many hun
dreds of physicians depend upon the
use of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in
stomach troubles, It digests what
you eat, aud allows YOU to ca, all the
good TODD you need, providing you do
not overload your stomach. Gives
Instant relief and a permanent cure
',ity Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
arm for Sale.

\ well improved prairie farm of sO
\ :. - y. ". ~. ~ ig-h. wet.
House ncarl, new 4 large nuins. q
tor trout. dnuin- inriicn. III b, 10
T.. y Il, ~ porch screened.
barn ~ u, 80. implement house 20
hy -. IT," house. IA II nnd crib 80 10y
20. -n"kr house rir. Nnriri, 1T lruit
handy "a two school houses. = church..
-. aud telephone hon mil"s y L..
1T Mont. om"r, City. Mo. clear title.
Nddrrs. iuE iunrNE,
N"nigum"r, ,IiN. Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Mipeoia.


u. II. Crane aud family spent sun.
day aud Monday with Mrs. Cranes
father Mr. Harrison.
Rev. Roley gave n lecture here
Monday evening telling ahsut bis
trip across the water. aud after the
lecture the young people siaid at the
church 10 watch the New Year aud
Century Ia.
Miss Kate Baker returned to her
school SUNDAY.
Miss Grace Harrison Of Moptsom.
cry spent the holidays with relative
aud friends here.
Rev. Jim Bell nlled his appoint
meut here SUNDAY
Misses Graham leave "Wednesday
for Mexico where they attend colleges
Charlie Woodland of Williamsburg.
spen; SUNDAY Ia Nineola.
Mis- Annie Blades returned home
Tuesday from = visit to the Misses
Berry At Williamsburg, wi"c there
she end n large .oci"i NJ MT
bug Loves Monday evening
WV"
MITE ne" ''a"n" '"''''"'"'" Wv
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

Robert Barley who In, been quit.
III the past t.n days il reported
better to-day.
Mrs.. J.. N Iud-o, of Mexico wns
the sur-l Of her sister Mrs W.. lluu.
.on oi this city the fore part ~
this week.
DIR Werblum Is at the Ciiy Dru.
Slor. to-day
Call aud have YOUR eyes exam.
ined by DIR Werblum the opiicinn 81
the City Drug Store to-day.
There will be special ncw.ycsf
services nj the Methodist churcl
SUNDAY morning. You are invited
TO attend. A.. &. JOHNSON Pastor.
Dryden aud wife entertained
lat THURSDAY aud Friday, Mr. al,
Mr. l. Powell, Miss Nellie nn,
Mrs rowcll's Sunday School class.
The two negroes that did III
shooting Al Mckit'rick last week
came Ia last Mondn, and gave them,
selves up 10 the sheriff aud were
locked up In jail To await ihei,
trial
Mrs. Cox ven 10 81. Louis los,
M"nday'where sl,e will visit her bro
Their Pre-. Paxton who is in the hos
! pital having his eyes treated.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
DanviiIe.

One Of Alvey EiliotI- work hor.cs
died saturday evening aud III Cru.
her lo.t n work mul. the snmc day
Nc Coleman lrn Tor Colorado sun.
In, evening
j. ". Jefferson sold u bunch Of
young hogs to Tom Davis last
week nj Sc per IL
ID. ID. Baker sold Tom Davis a fine
Young male hog last week.
Friday of lnsi week iarson Jsfl"r-
ION aud Annie Richardson (col we're
married. aud were given au old tim"
charivari.
Last week the collectors Office was
crowed aud large .mount Of taxes
we're collected
Mrs Bob Baker moyed into her
property On Maine street la, week
Judge Elliot sold W. A. Graham n
line bunch oi hogs Monday.
l. X Ford has been having Ia.
I.ovelnce aud sharp graves pnlrd In
al the old Fulkerson ana Davis grave
yards. lie Vas acting Tor VIM. Love
lace OF Colorado.
Our young people participated In n
watch party ut the residence OF , has
White Monda, night.
Henry Henson Of New Florenc,
spent the holidays here with hi'
mother.
GotoJ W Britt's tor the best 3,
cigar In lown-SO5.
Our young friend David Hart, like
Job of old" has been afflicted viii
hsils since about September last, aud
he seems 10 be posed with some o
the patience OF Joo too.
Observer.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
WANTED

Reliable nan for Manager Of Branch
Once we wish te open in this vicinity.
IL your record is o. X. here IL an OPP
p%orturity. Kindly give good refer
cnce when whiting. The A 4. Nor
ris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, o.
Illustrated Catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
12.l4-tt.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
High Hill.

i. T. STREET III Luui.vill-. Nv. yi-it-
Ell home loIks during the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs 81 J Crazy. aud son l. A..
teik- visited the formers mother la-i
>aturdn, aud sunday.
Ms. Ada Ballard of East II. Louis
III. Visited her sister urs. WIN War.
ncr Jr the past two weeks.
John Miller nni wii- at Lawrence
han. were the guests 1T the iurmrf-
father /. T.. Miller, the past week
A number If Young iols- from
here attended the party nj Dot Kerr,
Inst Monday eve.
There are several cr-"s "i the
'gripp'' In town tins week.
VIM Warner. Jr. wn- ~ Innr-
burg last saturday "u husunr-s.
On la.t Thursds, eve - ~rriHl wa-
rendered the Young pcupi" At ihi.
place aud vicinity nj th" residence ul
II q. ~l"w-iliug
Ihis season here l. ~ large drAih
rate among children from Group mud
lung troubles Prompt action VIII
save the little ouc- from lhr-" Irrrihlr
diseases. W. know oi nothing 80
certain Ia give instant relief NJ one
Mnutc Cough Cure. II can nls" hr
relied upon IN Grippe aud all throat
aud lung troubles ~ adults. Pleasant
TO take. Iity Drug % i.2G
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
WeIlsyille.

Clarence Reed at Triplrt, MO-. WAS
here n few days last week the guest 81
Mrs. Geo. Cundin.
Claude Ellis ni Montgomery was ~
here lat "Wednesday aud Thufsda,
Miss Lrnn Ingram ri Mnhrrl, Wa
tho guest al Pearl Spiilhi-n last week
We regret 10 hear that .Ins. McQuic
il on the sick list nut hope he viii he
tettrr
Mcs-r. Howard Wrlch aud .Ior III
shop OF Brllril"wrr we're the guests oi
Mi.srs OF Mi.."- GA NcQuir aud Elsie
Airlotlc SATURDAY.
Mrsdarnes Mnggi" aud luc, Mctluir
si,rut SUNDAY IN Montgomery the
gursI- ~ rr.aiI,rs
The mask part, IL the 2Gih WAS
Iui'o a success piii" = rrowi WA
present aud they trpnr'"I u most de.
delightful lin" Luncheon was
served nj ~ r'rl"rk.
Ilnrr, H~nrkuni"r ni knu-Hs civ
Who hn- brrn the aur-l. "i relatives
u-rr for several DAYS returned humr
>urin, night
Brother Eimrr brown preached nj
the Baptist church SUNDAY morning
The -ul-fintumrui given ut kuhuc'.
hsil FRIDAY uigut under the auspices
NJ the W g. T. L. vas quite n success
They had - d." program aud the
Peaks sister, entertainment was
especially good rhc hail was lllcd
To o~vcriluwing.
Rev. llari, 1T Canton. Mnprcnchrd
nj the thri,linn cnurch sunday night.
Mics Inn I"hnrn returned home
SuOdsy Night from 81. lnuI- where
-t- spent y MS week with her friends
Mites In Ian ~purlrcS III 81. Louis
Na- the guest al her aunt Mrs Barker
inst week.
RI Shsnrr oi NJ .brrly wa. here
monday
". l. Blaun"r HHd mmil, spent
several dn,s In forr-trii the first al
the week.
i y. rnr.pn. has gone Ia J"ler-un
- clerk Representative N,Dry M,
l. L. KIRK viii tax" charge oi III,
Record during ~. tD"'nc'.
Ms Pearl Spul'rn tsriainrd d
'cN oi friends rnur-dny night In hon
rr If Miss Lena steel III M,brriy
Those VIM were present wrr--Hissr-
i.run Steele. Ethel >tug-iiil, Hcrnpino
l,iedcll md Lenn Ingram. M-ssr-
/ clinton Moore i.".,ie White, Clarrnc,
Reed oi Triplct. MO-, aud Harry lIurk
halter Of Kansas civ. Various game
were iudulg-d ~ aud music was iur.
nished b, Mi.r li.rmoinc ltied.ll al
stephens College Columbia.
Miss Nellie Blnln went to MA leo
MONDAY To take music from Prot
Guern-.
Mis-. Mayme Elton entertained a ieu
with Nh informal reception rhur-i ~,
night. Tho guests were Misses Nond
Helper, Naomi Pollard. Lola Orr. nj
MiddletowD. aud M-ssr- l.. Gooch
Lerier Black. Elmer Linenscbmidl
rnd John MOTIF
Frank miller Of Moberly cam,
down saturday afternoon 10 con
pau, Miss Lena Ingram. who has been
the guest Of Miss Pearl Spiizhirn,
home.
Messrs Elton Miller aud Elliot
Hughes Vt Montgomery were her,
meui at Kuhne,s hall that night,
MI. West and wife OF Marling wer,
ia. guests OF their son w. u. West
The I. f. r. Club delightfully."- enter
tanned their gentlemen friends Mon
day night, Dec. 81, 1900 at Famon'
music room. The hous. was dccora'
IN blue. A delightful time was re-
ported,
The l.. lie Club was delightful,
entertained by their Young gentIemei
friends, New Years Eve, al the rcsii
eucr Of Mr.. md Mrs. A. i. l,lnttner
with n supper NJ MRS. l. l.. Kirk.
Red Is a danger signnl. on a telIOW'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

as csme with his Ora ,,hoph"ne 10 the
residence of j. u McMahan where q
merry crowd oi ,"nny people had as
sembled After listening Ia his per.
.iormances for n while the, boxed mp
the instrument aud engaged Ia old
fashioned plays which ail enjoyed un-
III midnight.
Observations u, the party.
Miss. White looked very Ernest whil-
OTTO run the phone Laws - charmed
the Birdie some of the young ladies
were attracted by the Hall. while
Others seemed ln admire the 'iifi.
Persons who suffer from inliges-
tlon can moi expect Ia liv" long. h"
caIs. they canuui en-, the food rrguir
ed To uouri-h the body aud the pro.
ducts Of the undigestcd foods they bu
ra, poison the blood. II j. important
Ia cure indigestion M soon ~ posi-.
bic. aud the hest method Of doing 50
IL Ia VI" kuiul Dyspepsia Cure. i,
diy-s,s wl,-t eat and rr-torr- all the
digestive organs To perfect health
CITY Drug store &c
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Notice to The Public.

hbv" mny"i 4" nv nNu h usr unc
,innr west 1T ihr ~ stand where .
va 4" pi-rs'i ~ have nll IA, l"smrr
ru.i"m"r- nnl ifi"ri- rnil New cus-
TONERS sulirrt'd
NJ lur, '%stuihrr-.
Wabash Low Rates.
Ilum"srckrr- tickets viii lee sold
Nov 9th aud roth dee. ith aud lsih
1900 I" III" frrrii"rvs mud many ~
IA" states. NJ u fare plus tive ,%iollnfs
Tor the round trip, slupov"rs allowed
on pniug TIP. within h~omrrrrkcrs
territory. Final return limit ~ days
FROM date 1T sale.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04
Observer.

Such little pills as DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are very easily taken,
and they are wonderfully effective IN
cleansing the liver aud bowels. City
Drug Store l-5G
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

Red is n danger signal, on a fellows
nose ANA IN wOmnn'- face. Men
aud womsn Use Rocky Mountain Tea
one ge, genuine rosy cheeks. 35c.
AK your druggist. 81
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

10 onr wide circle of patrons
during this year. We invite
those who have not traded ut
our store to come in and GIVE
lis n trial. We feel confident
that you will he pleased with
onr goods, orr prices, and our
treatment.
When yon come to Mont
gomcry City come to the 2nd
street Grocer and get acqunin-
ted, buy II bill of goods. aud
90 home happy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-04

Quality aud not quantity make
Drwiu's LATHE Eprly lti-rr- such
valuable little liver pill-. Cit, Drug
store lao
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
A MATINEE SESSION
Of POLICE COURT.
Two CASES GROWING OUT OF THE
CoLoRED PICNIC AT THE
FAIR GHot sDs.
WITNESS HELD FOR PERJURY.
Hakftues of the TendcrIoin Try to
Help Friend Out of His Trouble.
4 Very salty Dose Given TO James
Harper. who Berated the Bread
winner of His Family.

| Two cases growing out Of the attend
anoe Of eoloret women at the fair
| grounds picnic Thursday, against the
wishes of males OF the same color.
/ enl9ened the proceedings in police
court yesterday. Both weret tried at
l the regular session. but on account Of
the absence OF material witnesses a one
o'clock matinee was necessary.
James Harper's arrest was noted in
yesterdays Register His Infinitely
better half wen 10 the picnic against
his wishes, and he followed TO raise
trouble. She led in a rather exciting
| sprint race. but ne finally caught her
and gave her a severe beating The evil
Gence showed that the woman was the
bread winner in the Harper household.
ana supported an indolent husband by
her labors over a wash tub. The mayor
gave Harper a lecture which he will
not soon. forget. and imposed a sentence
OF $50 and costs. also a six months
sojoura on the hill.
fhe other case had a salacious flavor
on account Of the presence of bevy
of dusky nymphs du pave from alley c.
Kid Miller. black, was charged with
kicking mis- lady friend in the Stats be-
cause she mixed up with the brethren
and sistern at the picnic. He was
pinched by a lynx-eyed detective.
The quartette OF ebony hued ladies"
all swore that Miller's lady friend"
had simply tainted, and ne was trying
to revive her with cold water. The case
was continued for more evidence as 10
the assault, over the protest OF Attor-
ney Morris, who appeared for Miller.
At the matinee the witnesses stuck
tenaciously to their story, and tie
mayor could do nothing but dismiss the
case.
Pauline Hall appeared to be the chief
conspirator in the effort to get Miller
out OF the tolls, and the mayor ordered
her held for perjury. She was placed
in the lookup.