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New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
foreclosure Sales

Paralei with Riverside Avenue hundred ,fnN
efeven tlD inches TO the OF the block
tNesn one Hundred and Third Hundred ana
streets; thence
me otok twen.y COD feet norrhery sni
paTdIi=i with Riverside asN part OF The
SII Susn party wall one hundred GOoD and eleven
inCnes 10 the southerlv side Hundred ana
and thence westerly along southerly
~ q one HundTed and Fourth Street twenty (20)
20 the point or place Of Beginning premises being
now known by the Number 90 West iO4th Street
Dated. New York, May 17th 1901
~.,ro-o DAVID THOMSON Referee
NATHAN. Attors-ys for plaintiffs. No. fss
rb .Iosdway Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
me following Is diagram OF to be
New York CITY: -NN-1" -'oAN-sN.
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GENERAL SKATER RETIRES.
SUCCEEDED BY GENERAL YOUNG AT SAN FRAN



San Francisco, June 3o.-Two important military
events occurred the Preside to-day the retire
nert Of Major-CfeneraI ". R Shafter and the
mastering out Of four volunteer regiments. Cen
erai Shsfter went on the retired list noon, when
he formally transferred the command Of the De-
partment Of California TO Major-General S. NJ B.
Young
In the afternoon the 44th, 18th 4sth and 18th
volunteer regiments were mustered out. The mus
tering out Of the four regiments required the ser
vices Of eight paymasters. More than 81 100000 was
distributed The money was taken from the Sub
Treasury 10 the Preside in eight wagons each
under the charge OF a paymaster and his clerk
Forty-hve artiilerymen, mounted and armed, es-
corted the treasure and pay corps 10 the reserva-
tion- In order to protect the soldiers on the
grounds from ''grafters' with their sWindling
vices, one hundred men Of Troop z, 18th Cavalry
were stationed around the reservation. Two of the
regiments mustered out the 4Sth and 18th
colored. and the had between three and four
months pay due them. AS the volunteers
had been mustered out they rushed TO the railroad
ticket Offices for transportation to their Eastern
homes Both the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific
general ticket Offices put extra force Of
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foreclosure 5ales.

interest 2.h day 1901 together with ths
expenses OF the sale The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments other liens which TO De allowed 70 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money or pad oy tho
Referee Three hundred and thirryseven 15loo dollars
interest
The premises subject a frst mortgage
$4,000 with ist 1900 at the
Of 5Ts per
Dated May IS 1901.
CHARLES E = NcCANN Referee.
The sale Of the described premises is hereby
adjourned Monday. July 1st 1901. at the same hour
and place.
Dated New York. June 2Oth 1901
CHARLES Z F. McCANN. Referee.
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ATTACKS UTAH PRESBFTERT.
MoRMOR ELDER TELLS OF BELIEF THAT
JESUS CAME TO THIS HEMISPHERE.

Elder John J McQuarrfe president Of the
Eastern States Mission Of the Latter Day Saints
last night in Hawthorne Hall. in East One-hun-
dred-and-tWenty-fftn-st explained some Of the
doctrines Of his church. His lecture was reply
Of Utah. entitled Ten Reasons Why Christians
were just twenty-five present. aside from the
speaker and the assisting elders. Eighteen we're
women. some Of them Young and good looking.
After considerable handshaking Elder McQua-rie
said in part:
Utah. does not appear 70 have been prompted
either by love sympathy. Far be it from
impugn the motives, hut as long IS the good people
IN Utah who are against us can make you Chris
heathens they will have difficulty in persuading
you contribute 81 l,Oooo9o annually 10 make US
believe all that has been printed about The
good Christian people in Utah then pitch their
tents among us. hold one or two revival meetings
have good time generally. and then your million
Now in this pamphlet they admit that are
all right as men all right citizens all right
neighbors They seem find all right in life
but all wrong in principle-two things that gen
orally 90 not go together
The elder spoke Of the Mormon theory that the
ten lost tribes Of Israel came to America. and
added; The Book Of Mormon is a testimony that
Jesus came into this hemisphere. And this testi-
many is SO abundant and s. strong that II cannot
be controverted. No higher or lower criticism can
shake the faith Of the Latter Day Saints, because
have this additional revelation.
on the Fourth OF July the elders will 60 Bay
onpe. n, J. where their baptizing ground is. Mrs.
Dickinson, VINO was secretary Of the Christian En-
deavor Society Of the Fort Morris Congregati tional
Church, will then be formally adopted into the
communion Of the Latter Day Saints.
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CATARRH of THE STOMACH.

dvsnepsIa. gastritis and all the ills they
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water But little trouhle
10 verify this statement. II n sufferer In
valuable 10 you. Send for booklet. BEN.
X CURTIS IL Store-s--
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TOO HOT FOR POLITICS. SAYS Mr.. pL4rr

Senator Platt said yesterday that. in spite Of the
cool breezes that blew from the Man
haitian Beach. he felt the weather this summer as
never before. The Senator talked freely in regard
10 the weather, but said he had nothing 10 say in
regard 10 politics.
Nobody wants 10 talk politics this weather.
he added. Yesterday was the Senator's first Sun
day this season at the Oriental Hotel.
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IO4th Street

The approximate OF the amount lien or chars.
10 salsfy which the above described property
SOLD Is S214l66 So, with thereon from the dsv
or May, 1901 together with allowances amount
ing % SSI2 is, with interest 9th day OF Nav
4SgI together with the expenses of the sale
approximate of assessments other
liens which to be allowed purchaser out cf the
interest. - F''O a4-
Dated. New York. May ITth 1901
DAVID THOMSON, Referee
The sale Of the above described property hereby
Dated. New York June 10th. 1901.
DAVID THOMSON, Referee
The sale Of the described property hereby
Journed TO July Isl, 1901 the time and place
Dated. New York. June Goth 1901
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST, BA877H0l lf0MIEW'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domes;ics are
supplied.
MALE and female help OF all descriptions
with Al references always on hand: male
help free OF charge Business Est. in 1856.
Telephone 3g06B. 18Th. Mrs. s. $50 3d-ave.
SUMMER RESORTS SUPPLIED WITH
BEST HELP AT IRWINS RELIABLE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 6TH-AVE. AND
lITH-ST
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ADYERTIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. i.2s2 Broadway, % door north
tiseTnents rsIeiv d az the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o'clock
D. m. viz 2o9 shave. 5. C. cor. .3c-st-:
i5e 6th-ave-. cor. f2lh-st-. Macy's. eth
ave. and lsth-st: Ia Columbus-ave.. ueAr
West 66th-st.: lo6 West A2d-st-.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED A reliable. experienced promoter
10 handle metal specialfies ~ merit. Ad-
dress { r BARRETT. 50 Safest. Chi
caEo III
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eN-
changed GEO. 3 EDDY 2aS Maiison-st.
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nEstxs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSMAkING.

DRESSMAKING-
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER.-Late de-
signs In summer gowns and fancy waists,
foulards. dimities. etc; work done at short
notice: home or out by day. WILSON, 10
West 65thst
DRESSMAKER. SEAMSTRESS Eng
lish girl in private family. take entire
charge OF young lady's wardrobe. willing
TO travel. references. $50 57th-st.. klyn.
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HELP WANTED
Male.

Male.
AGENTS. physicians. each city % repre-
sent the Morrell Liquor and Morphine
treatment Correspondence solicited. Nedi-
cine free. DOCTOR KNIGHT. - New-st.
ATTENTION, MEMS takes You 10 all
principal ports of Europe, London, Liver
pool Hamburg. Bremen; also free passa ge
procured Shipping ON ces. Clinton st.
and - WeSt-st New York
ATTENTION=s5 81 takes you "a Eng
land so. Germany; SIS. Cape Town; easy
work also cattlemen, good pay. return
passage: coal trimme-s; free passage. cal
Shipping Oftice, 90 ist-st-, New-Yo ork.
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FIREWORKS.

LIEDER'S FIREWORk HOUSE test. 81
years), 9n-a2-94 Park Row. near Brooklyn
Rridge.-sl So. 81. S.. Fine Assorted Lots
for children and family display. Open Day
and Night till July 5.
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141st Stree.

The Approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which the above described property Is be sold Five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from 4h day
April 1899 together with and allowance amounting
TO One hundred and sXtyfour and 9l1O0 dollars with
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

The steamer Ponce, of the Cuba and Porto Rico
Line brought to this city yesterday thirty school
teachers from Porto Rico They are on vacation
and VIII spend time in New York Judge W.
Il Holt was also on board.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST ALRANS East 3lst-st-R Rsdecorated
throughout. elegant suite: private baths
Rrd service. parlor dining room. table
hoard: electric fans.
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:
The approximate amount Of the lien charge
sfy which above-described property is be sold
is 100000. with interest from the sth day OF May
1901. and allowances amounting
SS0S 10 with from 18th day OF May. 1901 to-
SeJher with the expenses Of the sale
The approximate amount OF assessments other
liens which 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
purchase money paid by the Referee Is 81 $50
and interest The premises Will be sold subject 70 two
prior mortgages agesatng $4,000 with
2Sth 1885, the OF as per
and also subject the easement OF party
wall and OF light and air imposed them by
reason in writing by John Edward Nc
Cam Lawrence Godfrey McCarn with John Muller.
dated the 1h day Of August 1890 and recorded the 18th
day August 1890 New York County Register $
office in LIber 2S3S page 311.
Dated New York. May 22nd. 1901.
JOHN y. McAvOT. Referee
The sale Of the described premises hereby
adjourned the 9th day Of July. 1901. at the hour
and place.
Dated. June II 1901.
JOHN Y McAVOY. Referee
CAMPBELL. & MOORE Attorneys for PIaintir 1872 Mas
Street Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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LOST

LOST. .-Rank No. 800. III. Bank for saw
inCs. 80 4th-ave., New-YorlS. Payment
stopped. Please return book 20 bank.
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BLOCK lglAND7 Ra D.
NEW HYGEIA HOTEL.
Accommodates 300 All modern conveniences Hot
Salt Baths; Orchestra daily. Long dis
tsnce telephone Fine bathing beach. breezes
Daily boats from New York. Send terms
HYGEIA HOTEL co
BLOCK ISLAND. r. l. HOTEL MANISSES
FIFTEEN MILES AT SEA. SURF BATHING tele-
crate prices. Send for pamphlet.
=. E. E A. BROWN
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INSURANCE AGAINST BEDBUGs.
EI FCTRIC BEDBUG KILLER: kills
reaches all insects and their eggs. neither
poisonou. nor infiammable; from lOc ur
All druggists and OTTO P. ZEITFUSS. 60
Fulton-st.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
ALL SEASONS RESORT
On Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway.
Hotel and cottages Of the highest class
Exhilarating summer climate Pleasant days ana coz,
nights mosquitoes. Invigorating and curative bebs
Fine drives Special compartment yo7k to Hot
Springs. via washington. night Parior car from
Washington p n. Excursion tickets c e o once 363
Broadway, and offices Penna. +. r. New York: also
Offices n Y. N H & H r. r. throughout New England
FRED STERRT. Manager.
Hot Springs. Bath Coz Va
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G onntrn Bcaro.

DOUGLAS MANSION MIDDLETOWN, COMMON
IL the beautiful Connecticut River:
night By boat; a grand home with all conveniences
beautiful shade and lawn; airy SIS
L-NAST ORANGE, n. Pleasant rooms s.
II board: two large piazzas: bathrooms all floors.
IL North Walnut
A DVERT1SEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
- received at their Uptown Cfice. Nc i2i3 broadway
ID door north OF Slst-st until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices
ofice rates until o'clock p o5i sth-ave.
23d-st. 1872 Gth-avc l2th-st: Macy's 9th ave
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Nav YORK sUPREME CoURT. COUNT

L.,
OF NEW YORK.-Janes L. Kane Plaintiff against
Eugene Melvin others. Defendants OF
Judgment Of Foreclosure ard Sale made
tered in the above entitled action.
day of April. 1907, l. the undersigned.
said Judgment named sell at Public Auction az the
New York Real Estate Salesroom, No. III Broadway in
the Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York on the
10th day OF June. 1901 u o'clock on that day
by Peter F Meyer Auctoneer the directed bv
said judgment be sold, and therein
lows: All that certain lot, piece parcel land
being in the City. County and State Of New
which particularly bounded described
lows: Beginning point which is of
Convent distant four hundred seventy-nins
C4I9 feet and six (6 inches northerlv corner
formed by the intersection Of the eastry side
Avenue with the norhery side Of One
nrs street thence runrng eastery AT right
wall hundred northerly
Convent t29 westerly at right
angles Convent Averue. AMI distance
through wall hundred CO0D feet
erly side Of Avenue and thence
the said Easerly side of Convent
the point place of beginning Together all the
right title Of the said parties OF
living contiguous said premises. Subject
20 the restrictions respecting nusa0Ccs and
contained certain I.ber
2nt5 Of Conveysnces page 50 and Lber Of
vcyances. 30S. respectively tar the
the above described premises
CHARLES z. F. McCANN Referee
ROBERT NJ GIGNOUN Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Mas
sau Street. Borough Of Manhattan City Of New York
The following diagram Of the property sold as
described above the number being 40 Convent
Manhattan y. y.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
ARLF EXPER FENCED LAWYER, at
present connected with leading Law Firm.
is open for engagement by few business
houses upon a moderate salary basis. High
est commercial and financial references.
ADDRESS AMERICAN. Tribune ONCE.
A MAN accustomed 10 handling large
sums OF money, in paying men and IN
collecting desires a position OF trust aad
responsibility. first class reference and Sc
curitv can oe given. HONESTY care Trtb-
une Harlem. Office. 1ST East 125th-st.
BOOKKEEPER or ASSIsTANT-By a
young man, 81. years experience In
building business Address JOSEPH
STOLPP. S54 Broadway. Bro0kiyH
BoOkKEEPER, with many years expert
ence in office work and acquainted with
several foreign languages. desires employ
ment for a few hours daily. F. 25SA En-
erson Place. Brooklyn.
BALTIMoREAN desires 10 represent con
Germ with branch office Baltimore. tnten-
ton Of purchasing interest eventually; sal
a--y 81 500; commissions: three year con
tract; will give bond. r. l., Box 6. Trtb-
une ONCE
ROY. l6. at anything no objecrIon TO trade.
HENRY DANES. $40 East Sth-st-
BOY. Is, school graduate. in Office or az
anything. JOSEPH NITTAsIL. IL East
I5th-st
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MAINE

SUMMIT HOUSE
Portland. bicycle roads. freth rsh
and Holsters from Bay daY,
beats Portland largest island Casco Bav about "a
road. nice quiet pleasant place terira reason
able. Apply CLINTON u. HAMILTON. ChehosFs,e Me
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WORK WANTED.
Female.


Female.
CoMPANION.-You gentIewouian offers
services any capacity not mental. in eN-
change for board in country or seaShore
high credentials Address ENERGETIC.
263 Columhus-ave.
go to country: experienced traveller: good
reader. Address T. NJ. 326 Hart-st-. Brook
Iyn.
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young girl;
good penman; accurate at ngufess at
tended high school two years. Apply Fills
KOW. 17O Fast 4th-st.
sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter Cbegin-
nerl, Office assistant. high school educa-
tion: college graduate: good penman; SALARY
moderate. Al references Address Miss
KUCK. ~ Montrose-ave.. Brooklyn
TYPEWRITER and OFFICE ASSISTANT,
Competent and rapid copying best ref-
ereuces. +. ]. G.. ~ East lS2d-st.
YOUNG LADY would Ike an Office posi-
ton beginner in shorthand and typewrit-
ing: small salary to start Address z. w
100 West 1O+th-st-
YOUNG LADY refined. trustworthy. kind.
cheerful tact. discretion; thoroughly eN
perienced; useful travelling companion
reasonable salary. HIGHEST CREpEN
TIAI.S. 263 West i25th-st
YOUNG WOMAN wishes position OF trust:
best references. Miss LEONARD. SSi
6th-ave. Gardner bel
YOUNG LADY. refined in country for
summer months; care for one or two call-
dren. or as companion. 5. F. SSI Bedford
ave, Brooklyn.
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GARDENER. coachnan and g-aeraI USE
fuI man. married: no children; under
stands care OF horses. cows and chickens
well: strictly honest. sober md trustvcrthys
has rad only two places in nine years
JOHN GOETTLER. Il Harmory-st.. North
Plainheld N. j.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

COMPANION.-As invalids companion 10
go to country: experienced traveller; good
reader. Address T. NJ. 326 Hart-st.. Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-01

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YORK--Mary z. GugeL Plaintiff. against
Allan G. MacDonell and others. Defendants Action
No / In pursuance Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
duly and entered entitled action
bearing the 14h day of March. 1901 under
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OFFICE AsSIsTANT.-By young girl;
good penman; accurate at figures; at
tended high school two years. Apply Fills
kON. 40 Fast 4th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY middle aged American woman snd se-
Is. for gentleman place Mrs. P. 81
BleecSer-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN. II, in brokers' ONCE or
wholesale house. Box H, Isis 5d-ave-
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Thomas District.

Dan May and d. NJ. May. was In
Danvillc last Thursday on BUSH
ness.
Joe Smith aud Carl Eliottc are
working for Capt Dunford.
Mrs N. Y. Kinks is visiting in
Pike county this week.
lIez Bethel and wife were In
wcllsvillc Saturday trading.
John Kinks and family were
visiting at Mrs. NJ. Y. Kinks last
Thursday.
Mr-. Mary Morning and daughter
Martha were visiting at Dave Mry's
Monday.
Frank Davidson's and A. w.
Ncasc's were visiting at II. A.
Davidson's Sunday,
Paul Thomas is wrestling with
The measles mt this writing.
Miss Gertrude May was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Mary Morning
Monday night.
Mira. II. A. Davidson is on the
sick list at this writing.
Jessie Kirks was visiting nj d.
NJ. Mays saturday night and Sum
day.
Mrs Dave May and Miss Gertrude
and Lillian May were visiting AT
Mrs. NJ. Y. Kinks Monday.
Mrs. a. w. Ncas was visiting n,
II. O.. Elliotte's last Thursday.
NJ. u. NAV and Marion Cobb left
last Thursday for st. Louis To work
In Simons Hardware Store at 81
per month
Albert Bcathcl has gone to work
up ncar Clarksvillc on the rail road
Thomas Literary aud Debating
Society was organized Friday
night Nov. Sth. Bud Green wa,
elected President, Crayton Kirk,
Secretary, A. A. May assistant
Secretary and Treasurer. TIL,
question for Friday night % IL
resolve that the editor has NOR,
power over the people than the
orator, cons out everybody and
help make II a G
O.. u. Know.
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Danviiie.
O. y. Know,

J Barker while cnroutc TO
Montgomery City Monday Mt u
point this side Of the creek, his
horse became scared and ran away
the cart wheel striking n stump
throwing Nr. Barker from the
vehicle, bruising him up consid-
erabl'.
j White has been keeping
''batch" this week.
Collector Gardner IL collecting
tax In Montyom ~ City this week.
Carl Keith left for Colorado
Tuesday, whore he has employ
mcnt.
Born to the wife OF Booker
Diamond last week n fine boy,
Mother and child are doing well.
Fred Rodgers il county deposit
tory at this place
John Applebee, north 81 town,
has the contract OF rc-noorlng the
bridge Mt ucX ittrick
John Regot and George Will
liams are building n new house
for Tom Calhaun, several miles
southeast of town
Wednesday evening at about
1880 the home of Isham Gardner
OF this place, was the scene of the
quiet little wedding OF Miss Nellie
Il Laughlan TO Mr. ~ Hubbard.
In winning Miss Nellie for his
wife he achieved an aim which he
will never regret having accom-
plishcd, for he has secured n gem
that will always glistcn in the jew
81 caskct Of those who knew her.
Nay the angel Of peace hover
over thcm two young people who
have taken upon themselves these
holy bonds. May the ocean OF
life be ever calm to thee, kissed
by the warming rays OF the sun.
shine OF love and bathcd in the
silvcry moon beams OF happiness
UNCLE 81
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-22

1t is a good time now to chop
and haul wood, to have a supply
for the winter season.
The 0 hours school system keeps
the teachers busy to get through
with the daily lessons and give the
children ample time to go and
come home from school.
The roads are now solid and
hard, good to haul on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman
who live In Galloway county were
at Pcytonia last week.
The men that haul water may be
thankful that they can get water
free mt Loutrc Crcak and not haul
II very far.
The winter season will soon be
here. j. A.. ID.
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r. q. McKibben last Wednesday.
Lon Burchard and wife of Mar
tinsburg were here shopping Nom
day.
Mrs. Ella White has been scri-
ously i'll, but, is some better at
this writing.
Harry Kcmpinsky was here from
Marling Tuesday.
Misses Loutie and Linnic Cow
ington Of Shamrock were here
shopping Saturday.
Miss Doshia Cartharic Of near
Montgomery vas here Tuesday
and attended the funeral Of Mrs,
Hiram Lewis.
Judge Shaw and son of Olncy
were here Tuesday. The Judge
goes TO Columbia to visit old
friends, while his son is here with
a view of buying property In this
city. ST. ELMO.
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West Prairie,

The %protracted meeting began ut
Horcb Monday night.
/. V. Whitcsidcs aud Jchn Ellis
took stock to the river b,ttom ~
Lincoln cJinty SaturI ~.
Miss Myrtle Kerr Of Ashley 8
visiting Miss Lct,ic West ,ns week
At the salc of Jack Trainings
property Monday stock soil Mt low
prices.
j.. A. Ingram went to Slick Nom
day for some Poland China hos
that were shipp Il to him from
Frankford.
Rev. r. j. Fcrr III IL holding a
meeting ut New Liberty church
near Cross.
Again death has visited our com
munity and taScn from our midst
Yrs. Nannie Dillon wife of W. A..
Dillon. 81, VIII he sadly missed
not only by the family and neigh
doris but also tn Chirch and Su. =
day school.
We nave lot words To express
the nigh esteem In which she wa ,
held by every u who knew her.
She was "A member Of the Bapu /
list church mt IIorcb and We have
never seen any one who seemed To
come nearer to u idea af u mou-
81 Christian.
After funeral services conducted
by ncr pastor Rev. Taylor she was
laid to rest In the West Prairie
Cemetery.
She leaves IA husband and two
children.
In r. are some boys, or young
men, Sho make ~ practice Of goins
10 church, taking IA back seat aid
Just before services are over going
Iut of church.
Nov invariably when this ha =
pens some n loses "A whip or la,
robe or something left In his bus-
~. Now boys "A word to the wise
~ sufficient. II We I've can eaten
you in any OF these acts you VIII
will be made to suIier the the pee
nalty. They DO not live neal
llor,b either. REX.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-11-22

Quite n number from Prices
Branch attended church at this
place Monday night.
Miss Eme Moorhead visited Miss
Trcssic Baugh last Saturday and
Sunday.
Messcrs Lee Summers and Will
Hoss was calling on friends In
w~ellsvillc last Saturday.