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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

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tie nrbeibiomnrc "a nofioo flinfe til
Of naDc og Iaae til fine @uIptrppcr.
De er RorueIiae oa orifser fiin gano.
Wien bpao Rabitellef onaaor, ioa CT
bet life affitrot iom hos Sos. Cos.
icren" ipiier manat, ion ri life pil.
De lite. CHRISTOPHER er en- pnoei
Set, % mango lifer .Silfeormpllp.
per ipGrt eoot. Mais .oa Riienarpu
potter | Sperflob paa Raoaeoifar 90
noaier en- pigtig Del al @asierens
SngIige grso.
4osieren leper / gomblshptter.
Der er tGttet nteo Ser % malt guile
eIler bleersoe.
Sorben er fruatbor. gofre %
iielone Srriorter er Gen rig paa, oq
Der er Sperflob pad Srilgt.
Otter mango inbre SutpGItnin.
ger oa n,er ener minbre blobiae &ri.
ae bar be Snoisote ioa noaen,
liinbe bsict fla for SrouifmGnoene
o. beres Stpre. ReiuItotet er. at b
Snbfsbte bar ilaat mer inb pao Serb.
brig. De apler MI mango cling, ION
fsr inbfertes fra andre 2auoe, %
iom Der er Iarfeb for Gems 8per.
Seriferer al ct iiomGrfet SIags bro.
ouceres | fore I9naoer oa or oper.
moabe biuiae pao MaSaaaIfar,
Oct err fornemlia 9srneue. ION
ianfer eIler better Sruaten, Der paf.
fes | nnttiee 8urpe. De SSnofsbtc la,
ger til for oct 9rug. Slia paffei
blir Serifenerne enten ienbte iii ON.
Ii9genbe gper eler oaioa til andre
2anbe. 6uaI, Ga og &orer m. m.
er oaiaa noaet. 8asieren bar mer al,
emo ban ieIp trRnger, % berfor H.
Ger % timber Iarfeo for / andre Gan.
De. Si fan lutte os til. at @aSieren
iaa imoat er paa gei iii at bIi chilli.
ieret; tbi IGrer ct forfalbcnt ToIf al
arbeibe oa handle. ioa or oct pan RET
Sci, hpab ben Sina anQaar. Der
fan W%isiionrren fommc efter %
iom &eacl ba' aoot Saob ON Trem'
gang.
Som ontnoet. cr Ioboonifor en-
frnuif GoIoni. Zen liaoer omtrent
iao lount inhom, iom Cuba lager
norbom sgfnator.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
@iIbert snis. aicmonn a n ~

@iIbert Rris. aisnronb cg g. Ms.
| @unoer, GIanton Co.. Soma. err poo
geisg hos Isbisrn asbiernien peit.
ON 2eniett. @unoer er en- aonife
tripelis 2onosbp meb to ~betpoeliae
"@enernl Stores"j Sneo og en- norif
Strife. Gaitor Seacob Tanner al Zen
for. Strife er Brett Der. Sea bapoe
en- hpaeelia SomtaIe me6 Den intel.
Iisente. aoosIiac aisbmanb oa y.
Dr.; men lea alemte at ipsrge BAN.
ON ban life heb 8unber. og ON life
gpen bar fit Iopn eiter BAN. Ser.
NGis bar fra GiSifoaen eIler Songs.
pineer 5rnften ct Steb.
Rils 9uietb ira GeerfieIo. @is.,
bar n9ret | 9eisa hos aisbmanS
Irne 3roaeton, aeniett. Ir. gu.
ietb er gpothefer oa oriper apothe.
ferforretnins | 9eerfieIo. Sea bapoe
Ell fort, men abifillia ipreot Samtalc
meo Den opIpite. bel bel9ite Wano.
oa oi par baoSe | Rorae 90 andre
Steoer poa noaIe WiurttcrS Sib,
Sfiilbe bore ha' snifet en- lGngere
SamtoIe.
Sohn Storn bar ioIat "RepubIi.
faneren" til ct "GubIisbiua Go" %
reiit til Iorae.
observation-disclosures bar meb to
Steminer moo en- beitemt. at Spsrs.
maaIct ON Nlptnind al Gountnipoct
fol op oeo Ssitoalaet. Ole SoiS |
mibtre Siitrift og q. Rne | isrerc
itemte for. 9aIton / norbrc 9iitrift
moo. 9ortbmooo ligaer | norbre 81.
itrift, aeniett / Oct mibtre. Rorth'
MOOD bar fem Saafsrer, men leiet iia
enboa Ell til, iaa oct bar en- hoIo
Snlpt. acniett msbte op meo Glia.
aett fra Raicu Gitn. Oct bar bot
Sime" for SoiS % 8ne; me- De Itoo
Tom IGiio for. hnob DC merte nor
iii Gouutbets 9ebitC. SsrIte Gift /
Gpurthltsiaaeu er oper,
Cars .. 2icn, 9riitoI, hapbe for
en- 5i6 iiSen oct femme llheIb at foo
ell adftite mn, nproitltlo Saoe ram"
ooneret | en- Storlu. Seitene itob
inoe. men font uifohte fra oct, er mig
berettet.
Ole 6. Sanbeu, SenoIb. er cpne |
q. 0of. og fer Iiot efter @~onrhsitel'
let fit Der. San bar bare 1850 Nc
reg 2onb Seroppe, men fisber fanite
liot til mart.
Sbeobor 6. Sboen fra 9i&bcr, g.
9of., uiGiter @orth So. / StSie %.
&C. San bar lin Mtor % Here 9rso'
re her / @ortb - ben enc Bror or
aisbmanh HiIS Sbocn. Geuictt.
Carl Gnlo oQ Gina SurnoIb, CIT
Greet, bonoc @rnIllip MI nnlta. Sca
enifer DC Nnqifte nance IntfeItae
9uae / bereS SomIir.
Scr poo hiSIe Gantcr fer bet ODER
moobe poffert no poo Iacr nd Gna,
9tour Sulcn or ON "pirfeliue Sfntten.
bere." Iod timber. man hcm met al.
minSeIiot uboner Grpricr / Count
tpetS ipoliac SalooeI, tpntcr ied.
9r.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
@eneiee, Nbahp.

Set er lnlst ira Sotpas SIettcr til
gafteIdnbet berube Sbabo. Sar mn
ret Der mart en- Raanep % rangIet
runbt baabe paa apiten os / oenne Stat
for at ieee ct Sremtibsbiem. Big 8eno
gointp Iiftc ieg life. 2anbet er biIligt,
men Der maneIer oite paa 8esu og bers
til l9eses. at Der er in1aat PM ganb.
Range Sarmere fisrer tit ganS mango
Yeil us bet fam iee life forbrage. Rei ba
lifer jeg bet Iongt bebre Der I Soabo.
Sent er life 9dnbet OF ie pad. ba bet er
meset baffet, iaa bet to9 mig lang Sib
at blioe fornsiet meo bets Ioieenoe.
Ren fr1ietbart er bet - ia rtatiat ppers
orbentlise. os be bebiie Speoeagre err paa
Satferne. aQe CT be M pldnteoe neb
Spebe. lise til Soppeu og Oct er itorars
tet at fe, bbor imuft o. lobenbe, Anlins
gen itaur. Sten finbcs life pan BAT
ferue. Ran ADLER alilaes 8rebe iamt
Simotbi os alfalfa. 8lsber os anSet
tdnt so inn1t Snnre ADLER man i Sus
Ierne. men life Speoe eIer Sruet. Srugt
bIir Der bit en- 0i9neoe af iaar. Seq
bar albris feet n Sorobunb fsr, iom ips
neg at esne fig iaa soot til aItins en-
Ranb fan finoc paa at pIante.
Slimatet er ubntartet, Otter boao
ies fan erfare. bar niat nGyien tngen
gtuter, % @riier % lluafreaturer fTnser
fin eeen S%annegang belle Siutereu. Nnn
bar bnpt, tiger man, en- ~uIGbodnIis len
90 fob 8dnr; men Oct 8egn, iom foibt
Rai. bar s~ieuneubIsot Sorobunb. iaa
at Sarmerne eIer "&anhers.- iom be
fables Der. fsler iis furpisieoe ON ct
&ronadr.
2ano er life -eprt efter min Reuins.
gobe obrteSc Sarme fan fisbes for IRA
S25 til $40 pr. We're. Sea irutes. bette
bar opri. Ter iea bIep iienot nteo Sorbois
bene. men MI tror lea. bet oerimoc er
biuigt, tbi 2anost BIZ iittert pIipe meget
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
Tooieisoa8sbogen

Zen lille ~ScoielSoaesbos," Tom ies
nj iom 9rGn,ie meb -Soiieu." er rent
ct Reterperf. oa befto mere iee iiioerer
ben lille Sos. 10 mere p9roiiuIo bIiper
On. o. ct bursrehe aar bersfter oil ben
blipe en- aaritet for mine eiteriommere.
9. I. glsitao, Seriho, Sptpa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20
correspondence

asrrsipsubanser nosn WaSr % aeresit tasss lite
bet miupne Denim III. be bltr life ensani sisns
nemi1ftt AZ Mesaftipuen. slasnsf oil lite bliSe
oHtntfisaiprt, msbmiuore v~esfommrnhe aprre
ipcnpent enifsr bet, men Rseaftionen maa bape
Rar Iet % shresieH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

Zen 5nunfiHs. fOm ise fisbts I Wai gaan,
nes. CT Tea seliiIirees meo. Ten CT let. saar
ftne % afsr soot arbsiee. Sea bar life an.
bet emo eobf at roe ON @eusesrmer-. Sroef
$50. Ssbn sRSnntna Gable. q. Tdf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20

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I'm Shds
zee fors
en- iano
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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-20


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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
LIST OF PATENTS

Granted to Missouri inventors
this week. Reported by c. A.
Snow & Co. Patent Attorneys,
Washington, d.. c. A.. ii. Coombs
st. Louis, Burner Attachment for
stoves. +. X. Fassctt, st. Louis,
Side bearing for railway cars. S.
Furpidgc, st. Louis, Wheel. d.
W ,ghes, Vandalia, Washing
&c. G. w. cambridge, Wy
"a, Pile truss. j.. II. Magec,
Carthage, Corn silking machine.
w. IL. Osmer, st. Louis, Sweat
pad for horse collars. o. Porbcck
st. Louis, Dust Collector. l..
Priest, Flint, Vehicle Box. A. F..
Stockton, Chillicothe, Ribbon
Holder.
For copy of any of above patents
send ten cents in portage stamps
with date of this paper to G. A.
Snow & Co. Washington, d. G.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
MInaoIa

Powell Arnold attended the flu
neral or his grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy Allen at Antioch Monday.
She died Saturday night, aged 10
years. She leaves n host of rcla-
lives and friends To u her
loss.
Miss Kate Blades was to c the
home folks Saturday night.
Elton Penn has had the grippe.
j. II. Blades and two daughters
Pauline and Elizabeth came over
Sunday to see the formers mother
who has been suffering from a sc-
we're attack OF La Grippe.
Miss Ada Windsor spent last
week with Miss Ola Allen.
Miss Kate Bakers school closed
last Friday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
Mt. Pleasant.

George McKclyy and Mrs. Long
are on the sick list, DIR. Wyatt of
Prices Branch is attending the lat
ter.
Not understanding the Indictment
weather, several from this vicinity
attended the Warner sale Mt High
Hill, last Saturday.
There was prayer-mceting Mt
L. w. Pattcrson's last Wednesday
night.
Everett Millikan was in Mont
gomcry City, last Saturday.
Rev. X. l.. McQuic Of Montgom-
cry was calling on friends here,
one day last week.
Miss Thresia Wheeler closed her
school term In the Wells district
near Truxton last Friday, and has
returned home at this place.
Mcssrs Fred Lichte and Arnold
McGarvin of Big Spring visited at
Artie Davidson's, Monday and
Tuesday. "VIoLET."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
The Montgomery Commercial
Club.

The Montgomery Commercial
Club met in the Probate Court
Room Monday night and adopted
a Constitution and Bylaws.
The number in attendance was
larger than anyone could expect
to see on such a bad night. Every
one present SCENE d enthusod over
the prospects of the Club.
1t will take ut least two months
more to thoroughly organize the
Club aud put 1t In a conditi on to
do effective work. The list of
members now stand as follows:
James Ferguson, l.. G.. Cove, l..
NJ. Turner, G.. Vogt. w. HILBERT,
DR.. Owings, Geo. Gilc hrist, DR..
Graves, X. n. Bailey, j. A. Mahc-
ry, Robt. Barley. Jake Metzler,
X. S. Paul, 4. II. Algermissen,
John Martin, G.. G.. Walls, NJ,
Jones, A. McKelvey. VIM. Temple,
G. l.. Clark, b. futile, j. Hasler,
Edgar Thompson, II. $. Jacks,
Judge Barnett, V. ID. Bond, Prof
Higgins. A. b. Kcadlc, J. L. Chad.
wick, j. A. Ovcrstreet, Sam Sharp
Chas. Crump, II. G. Brown, w. w
Hammock, Gus Logan, X. Sheets
Chas. Brown, w. w. Morley, w
Ducy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
FRED HUPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A. Vogt very
delightfully."- entertained the Whist
Club at their cosy home on South
Sturgeon st. Friday evening.
After the usual number of games
delicious refreshments were serve,
and at a late hour the guests de-
parted with words of commenda-
ton for their host and hostess.
II h present we're: A. L,
Kcmpem and wife, w. w. Worley
and wife, L. II. Algcrmissen and
wife, Misses Miriam Owings, Ada
and May Byron, Clara HILBERT,
Mrs. A.. b. Lail, Messrs Geo. See
Judge Barnett and Rob. Barley,
Miss Miriam Owings and Judge
Barnett won the prizes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31

which Is %uppcrmost In his mind.
lie said that there was the gravcsi
misapprchcnsion in this country
in regard Ia the real conditions
prevailing In China and that. rs
a matter of fact, there was MOTH
ing to fear from "Chincsc inva-
SION "Chinn.' he said, "is cx-
pcricncing an industrial awakcn-
ing aud there will Ice u great de-
mand there for labor for many
years to come. Railroads will Ice
built aud many public works un-
dcrtakcu all of which will serve to
keep ut home the Chinese lnburcrs
who in former years sought n
market Tor their labor in this
country" Mr.. Wa expressed
much qualification nj the publica-
ton, as Senate Document iO6. ui
the anonymous presentation oi
the Chinese position but protested
his absolute ignorance rs to tn,
author. lie further stutcd, la very
graceful terms, his appreciation oI
the fairness of the President IN re-.
turning the loot taken In China by
American Marines.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
~NeighbOrhOOd News.
Locust Grove

Seems rs though winter has
come now after all the fine wealth.
'er we have had. Good slcighing
for those that have sleighs.
Judge White and wife were in
Wellsville Friday.
Miss Minnie Parsons of near
Indian Creek is visiting her BROTH
c r. G. Parsons.
Mrs Duval was shopping In
Montgomery Friday.
Frank Haight and wife visited
ithe latters parents last week.
Mrs. Candace White returned
home from her visit in Lincoln
County Monday.
The sale last Wednesday at A,
F. Hcyings was well attended tC
be so much snow on the ground.
w. j. Scales and family visited
Tony Heyings Monday.
Dan White killed hogs Friday
he is preparing to live well while
this snow lasts.
News Is scarce since winter has
come, especially with
Now GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
PUBLIC SALE!
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 10, 1902.

! viii sell NJ my farm Two miles east Of
Montgomer, Guy, on the above date. the
following property
2 mares, one in fonl,
| COW and calf,
COW, will he fresh In March,
hcifcrs, fresh in April,
steer coming 2 year old,
3 steers, ycarlings,
2 hcifers, ycarlings,
2 good brood sows, will have
pigs in April.
good brood SOW, q pigs,
. shoots weigh 100 pounds,
farm wagon, | spring wagon,
cart. | three horse pillow,
2-horse pillow, 1 shovel pillow,
smoothing harrow,
COW, fresh in April,
set of cart harness,
| disc cultivator,
shovel cultivator,
i-horsc corn drill,
2-horse hay rake,
good Dccrlng mower almost
new,
3 sets OF pillow harness,
80 shocks Of fodder and corn,
Other things too numerous To
mention.
TERMs:-UBder $1,000 cash. ON $1,000
and over a credit Of l0months will be given.
purchaser giving bankable note. II not
paid when due, notes to bear Interest non
date at the rate Of per cent. six per cent
discount for cash,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
CONCERNING PERFUMES.

The Egyptian perfumes, according to
ancient authorities, were mostly made
In Egypt from materials imported from
Arabia, Persia, and Central Africa.
Grasse, In France. contains over 100
factories which distill perfumes from
the flowers of the orange. jasmine.
rose, violet, c%assls, tuberose and other
plants.
In Exodus xxx is given n Of the
most ancient (l4oo d. c. receipts
for making perfumery which w
have. In this case, however, It was re-
served for use In connection with The
religious rites ~ an incense.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
PERT AND

During the congressional recess oil
was discovered ON land belonging TO
senator Clark, of Wyoming. aud now
there is said to be another millionaire
in "thc upper house" OF the national
Legislature.
Amos Iiusic. who stopped making
h askeis at xi2 per week to become .
professional baseball pitcher at $50
a week during the season, Is now earn
ing $3.50 n day by digging trenches for
waterworks in Muncic. Ind.
Prof. schsffer. an eminent German
surgeon, complains that the lance 10
o harmless weapon. II picrces u q
wi,hou, doing him an. vital injury, and
the humane professor suggests that
the lnncchead shall he enlarged, so as
to make II more dangerous.
Port Chester. y. -. Is without n re-
%cei,,r of taxes. and there l. no present
likelihood Of anyone accepting the
plucc, Sin receivers have died since
IN, Office was established. most of
them expiring suddenly, and every
bod, IL of opinion that the position
IL "hoodoocd."
The prince Of Wales and his brother,
the duke Of ~Connnughi; the duke ~
Fife, til, marquis of Lornc aud a lot
Of other titled propl, are stockholders
In the Great Northern Hallway COM
pany. They were induced to invest by
Lord strathcona. the Canadian rail-
road mnTnnie.
The marquis of Dufrcriu aud Ava,
Who L. nov 10 years of age, has done
very little literary work since his am
hassadurial retirement i've years ago.
III. marquis services tu the state have
covered the period from 1855 when he
was att. he'd to Earl Russcll's special
mission To Virnnn) down To 1890.
For the first time In 40 years Sena-
tor Stewart. 81 Nevada. had his whisk-
.rs cut the other day. lie was leaning
over hi- drsk when the tip of his long
white beard struggled Into his Ink
stand. III. senator ,ninly tried TO
scrub out the blot. aud then had n bar
her cut un about two inches ~ his hir-
suite adnrnmcnt.
Isaiah Y. Montgomery. Of Mound
bayou. Miss. l. the only culorrd mayor
In the United Siatcf. lie u The wealth
lest man In the city named, aud. In
deed. owns n,nrly the whole place. N
the convention ofncproc- some months
. he gained prominence becnusr al
the clrarur4s 81 hi views ~ the Negro
question. Montgomery wa born 9
slave on the Plantation NJ Jefferson
Davis.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
Peytonia

a snow storm came from the east
recently clear and cold on the eth.
Sanford Mitchell of Galloway
county was at Pcytonia an business
recently.
The Healtc of the people in this
neighborhood Is tolerablc good
except m or two.
Several men of Galloway county
hauled n number OF wager loads
OF grain from Montgomery City
last week. Stock feed is in de-
mand.
Jackson w. Mitchcl's horse that
was sick, is about again.
There were several wagon loads
OF farm implements hauled from
Montgomery City to Williamsburg
in Galloway County, last week.
Isaac 7. Kecle hauled corn fod-
der on the 9th inst.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
l~tensIcy-C Carthage.

Married at the residence of the
officiating minister, Elder $. A. FL
kins in this city, Wednesday, Jan.
20, Mt 3 PM, Mr.. Daniel w. Hem
sley and Miss Dotia Carthage.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the bride and groom went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
near town, an uncle and aunt OF
the bride. and took supper.
The young couple both have
many fr lends and relatives in this
community, who will join The
TRIBUNE in wishing them n life
full OF ucccss aud happiness.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
A X WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

one small bottle of Halls Great
Discovery cures all kidney aud blRd.
der troubles. remoye gravel, cures
diabetes seminal emissions, weak and
lame backs, rheumatism aud all irrcg.
ularitics of the kidneys hnd bladder
in both men aud women. regulates
bladder troubles IN children. " not
sold by your druggist will be SEM by
mail on receipt Of 81. One small bot.
tie ia two months treatment aud will
cure any case above mentioned. DIR,
T. w. Hall, sole manufacturer, l.. q.
Box 500. 81. Louis, Mo. Send Tor
testimonials. Sold by all druggists. a.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31

Coughs and colds come uninyit-
ed, but you a quickly get rid OF
them with a few doses OF Billiards.
Horehound Syrup. Price % and
80 cents. City Drug Store and
Wyatt's Drug Store, Prices
Branch, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
READ TINS.

Mckee, Mo, Sept. 10 1901
This Is 10 certify that | hauc been
cured Of kidney aud bladder trouble
by the Use al the Texas Wonder,
Halls Great Discovery can cheer.
fully recommend II to any one suf-
feriDg from that disease. Yours
truly, u. II. OwINos.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31
Thousands Sent Into Exile

Every year n large number Of
poor sufferers whose lungs are
sore and rackcd with coughs are
urged To go to another climate.
But this Is costly and not always
sure. Don't be an exile when DR..
Kings New Discovery for Com
sumption will curc you at home.
II IL the most infalliblc medicine
for Coughs. Colds, aud all Throat
and lung diseases ON earth. The
first dose brings relief. Astound-
ing cures result from persistent
use. Trial bottles free at CasOn :
Pharmacy. Price 30 and Sl.OO.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Tho La Crosse Lumber Com-
pany, through its hopc manager,
Hon. +. W. BuiIum of Louisiana,
this week donated SIS. to the Nat
ional Gaurd Company, stationed
at this place. MIR. BulIum stated
that the donation was made by
his firm to show its appreciation
OF the efforts OF the young men oI
Montgomery city In organizing
the Company. The La Crosse
Company is public spirited, and
its liberal support can always bC
depended upon in promoting the
best interests OF Montgomery. IL
branch yard ut this place, undcI
the management OF Mr.. c. c. Wall
Is one of the foremost business In
situations Of the City.
JANUARY the 10Th OF the prcsen
week was the anniversary Of tn,
birth OF William Mckinley. II
many states il was specially OBJ
served by executive proclamation
The cnnobling influence OF Me-
Kinlcy's life will live after him
His place in history Is fixed. Higl
upon the scroll of fame his nam'
has been written, and his memory
will ever he cherished by tn
American people.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-01-31

The "T\ViCe-a-Weel<' Issue OF The
GlObe-DeInOCrat at one Dollar a Year
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Scranton Snap Shots.

Mrs. Linnie Hargrove, of Dillon,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. r. E
Mcknight.
Mr.. w. Eugene Cooke is home
from Columbia finishing up his
work as Journal clerk.
Mr.. Ezra Singletary, of Trio, is
visiting his father. Hon. W. r. Sin
gletary.
Misses May and Maggie Brooks,
of Britton's Neck, ale spending
some time with the family Of Mr..
n. NJ. Graham.
Mr.. r. II. Graham has been crit
ically i'll for some time.
The first annual celebration of
Scranton Lodge X. Of P. will be
held on Tuesday night, March 18th.
Invitations to deliver addresses
have been extended to Messrs d. G.
Hayward and NJ. Z. Bonham.
Messrs. r. L. and Walter Ken
nedy are suffering from a severe
attack Of Ia grippe.
Mr.. r. B. Cannon has let the con-
tract for a handsome two-story
modern dwelling. Messrs W. S.
Kennedy g. Sons are the con-
tractors.
The parties interested in the pas.
ture fence in the portions of Lee
and Lake townships exempted from
the operation of the stock law
have determined to rebuild the
pasture fence. This settles salts
factoriIy Il much veXed question.
Mr.. S. w. Evans, an aged Con-
federatc veteran, died near here
last Friday. Mr.. Evans had been
a paralytic for a number of years.
Mr.. Frank Ray, who was form
erlv employed at Nachman's mill
and who moved to Darlington
when the mill shut down, has re-
turned to Scranton ana re-entered
Dir. Nachman's employ.
Mr.. William Cameron has moved
into the house belonging to Miss
Frances Graham, on Railroad
street.
Mr.. r. e. Mcknight had the mis-
fortune to lose his infant daughter
last Sunday night. The little one
suffered short but severe illness.
SLY Fox.
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MortuarY.

Died. at the Riverside lnfirmary,
Charleston. 5. O., on Thursday,
February l3, 1902, Mr. Asa Roger
son, OF Harpers, aged abont ~
years. On the lay following his
demise The remains were brought
up to Hsrpers and buried at Har-
,nony Methodist church, Rev. w.
Ii. Hardin conducting the funeral
services. Mr. Rogerson was a
widower and lett seven children
two sons and five daughters. lie
was a man of sterling integrity
and bore a high character in the
community in which he liveI all
his life. His funeral was attended
by almost everyone for miles
around and there were many
hearts that sympathlzed with the
bereaved relatives and friends.
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