The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-01-11
Three Men
Killed ut WellsvilIe.

Joseph Stein and Charles Beher,
Of Kansas City, Mo-. and Charles
Dicckmeier OF st. Louis, were
killed at Wcllsvillc Sunday morn
ing at ! o'clock by freight train
No. %, going west. 1t seems that
the men were beating their way to
Kansas City, and were on mn oil
tank ear. The train which was In
charge 81 Conductor John Wig
gins and Engineer ID. B. Reed,
broke In two cast of town on n
steep grade. and Is the head end
came to n stop nj the depot tho rear
end came crashing into the head,
and the men wor" caught between
u box car vi merchandise and the
oil tank aud crushed To death. The
men were identified by letters
found on them. Dicckmricr held n
membership book In the National
Union tnit"d brewery Workmcn.
All the men were well dressed. In
dicating that they were not COM
mon tramps.
Your W. - i.rime-. ,nur -urial posi-.
t.tr nr 'usinr.- .urcr., irprul large.
Is ~ ~" perfect action III ,"ur SOM.
nrh aud liver Dr King. New Late
i'iils give tnrrca..l strength. u k""n
clear hrnin. high ambition A2i cent
VII max" ,ou feet IKE y nrw hriug.
Miss Jennie Hudson give n
birthday party to her many friends
last Saturday evening. Those
present were Misses Lucy Mowlin,
blanche Nogt, Martha and Myrtle
Clark. Mcssrs Harry jacks, Chris
~ Clark, Emil Algcrmisscn. DR..
Owings and Charles Nuns. \
pleasant evening was spent aud all
went away %lrnying Miss Jennie
many good wishes for happy re-
turns, of her natal day.
The mo.t -oothiny. healing aud M
us"plic application ever devised il
d. Wiu'- witch HAZEL Srlv,. II ~.
iirvc, NJ once aud cures piles. s"rrs'
c,Irmn nnl skin diseases. Beware "i
limitations. ,IiN Drug Stor" l.2G
Mrs. Mamie Cox visited her bro-
/ thcr, u. u. Paxton. who II In the
hospital IN st. Louis. She report
ell Mr.. Paxton some better. but
learned that his %suilcrings had
been very severe from his affected
eye. MIR. paxton's many friends
here will be- glad To learn of his inn
proycmcut and hope that soon he
may bc able Ia return completely
cured.
Ihi- season 'hrrr !, n large death
NJ" among children from Group nud
lung trouble. Prompt action vii
save the little nnr- from these icrrihl,
diseases. We know NJ nothing ~
certain Ia give instant relief ~ On,
Minute Cough Cure II eau also h,
relied upon IN Grippe aud all lhrot
aud lung troubles al adults. Pleasant
Ia take. Ciiy Drug store leo
Mrs. Linnic l.. Smith, our popu-
lar opera house rLllincr left last
Saturday for n six-wccks visit
with her mother and other relatives
In Colorado. She will visit Dem
yer, Colorado Springs and Ridge
way, her old home, before return
ing to Montgomery City, in Fcbru-
AIRY, when she will 20 to st, Louis
to buy her spring stock of millinc-
ry, which We understand will be
larger and more complete than In
former Her little son,
Earl did not accompany her on her
western visit.
The mcriled reputation for curing
piles, sores aud skin diseases acquired
b, DrWiit'- witch Hazel Salvr, has
led 10 the making OF worthless count
e%rieiis. BE SURE In get only Dewit'r
Ssl,e. CIT, Drug Store 20
Joseph X. Burton, who will in
all probability be- the next United
States senator from Kansas has
been an ambitious politician and
had an eye on the senate since be-
fore the days OF the beginning OF
the Populist party. BY casting his
lot with the Populist party-which
was greatly lacking in bright ant
capable mcn--hc would have CONE
rapidly to the front and perhaps
have attained the eminence h,
sought much sooner. But Mr.. Bur