The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-02-01


crrru v~re herr to-day 90 - the
ruins To-nighs II II o'ciock -
goes 90 Hope. viIiage a ~
twenty miles south. and ssys she
vin help the sempersncs woman
there to-morrov. The town has
tvo joinfs. Saturday she vin bs
in Kansss City. Mr. and Mn c.
B. Holman. Who hsve housed Aer
and upheld her. scem tn enjoy the
event
-Sbe ie like John Brown" said
Mrs.. Holman. and is doing the
same gresa moral work She is
IN instrument for good Mrs.
Holman. accompanied her a Ill
trips TO the town. and had h nos
been for the family's pnosrction.
she would have farrd much vor>e.
Amer . long con~ulta<ion With
the souuty attorney and shsrif.
Nrs. Nation gave up her idrs II
prosecuting her sssailsuts and de-
cided 90 let IL drop. She says she
has seicgrams Offering support ~
Hope and ~ill clean out the joint.
Of the town
ToPKKA. Jan. 2s.-The numerous
sa,oon-keepcrv Of Topska ass
much worried over tbs possibility
Of Mr. Nsfion coming hers.
There have bsen several reporss
thsa she would BE- here bcfose long.
The ovner- Of the joints Psepar-
ed elaborsfe basricades fos their
doors. and have engaged the ser-
vices Of vsichmen. % that u viii
be . difHcult matter for Mrs.. Ns-
ton 90 gain entrance TO the joinfs-
LkAyESworTH. KAN. Jan a.
What would you do II Mr.
Carrie Nation came 60 Lsaven-
vorshy" vss the pueseion pro-
pounded 60 . numb~r @ Lesvsn-
worth saiooakeepers to-day.
When the question vss saked Of
Alderman 'Js~us" NeIia. psoprie-
soe Of the Ssfional hosei, he
ss<Pped behind the bar and pich-d
up . wagon tongue bssebsll has
and . policeman's billy" ''Do
you see shs~ey" ssid be. ',sAey
vin be prominent features in Mr.
Sssion's reception II she comes
bere in . vsriikr MOOD II she
comes - . lady seeking lodging
she will BE- treated - . lady; II
she comes 70 bust up our bar III
take . hand in the 'bastisg' busi-
mesa"
"whas would I do IL Mr. Ne
ton came 20 my place 70 break up
things7- asked Penningsoa. Who
runs the Exchange q Third and
Deievsre- why would have
I'd gss my porters to throw bss In
the street. ! don't want any Of
her foolishness around h<fe- Oul
business is iegitimssised by ths
oMcials Of this city. and they
shoaid see thas she In BOT allow
ed 20 come here and create . dis
tuYbanc>.
Andy Leonard. the bartender In
Sevsome 4 Smith's. said: 81
wish she would come here, I'd
like 20 80 Whist she looks like
But ve wouldn't stand any fool
ishnsss.'
barney Fitximmoos. bartend~l
q the Long Branch. said: ''Oit
Helen D. Nation had better ssesl
clear Of my place. ! can hit . pir
~ sixty yards With . beer maiIst.' y
Sam Keyseh has just fxsd up {
new pisce on Delsnsx strest, and u
MOI anxious foe the saloon vreck.
e. 90 como. "Why II she co0es
around hers IL blow the riet vAis.
ae." said the bartesdes. ''aad
thea vel throw her out IN tn
street"
Leavenvosth would BE- . fSuts-
fsl 6eld for Mr.. Nation TAe po-
lice records show thst in she city
there are iz2 Joints which pay {
monthly licesse fes TO the city q
e5 each
Il 10 sesssd The HaeiDsu's Tn.
ion has fosmaissed plan to msha
shosf work of Mrs. Nation q be
arrival here In plan 10 10 me-
her q the train. iavsigb has int
. hsck. drive hss sevesal miles on
In ths country and iesve -. ]
she 10 csaghs baek in sovn she vil
es HANDED over % she police