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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Artic Barnes was calling on
friends Mt New Flo renee Saturday
evening.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Zone Cope who Is working In st.
Louis, spent Sunday with home
folks.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Mrs. j. y. Mctzlcr and little Miss
Lucille went over to Jefferson City
Thursday 10 visit Mrs. Freeman.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Don't fail to hear the grand Cho-
rus Concert Mt the Opera House on
Thursday, March q. Admission,
35c and 25c.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Miss Dollic Sharp OF Wcllsyille
was the guest OF relatives Mt this
place Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

j. A. Mahery who represents the
New York Life and Union Life H.
surance Co.'S is now located with
r. H. Bailey 4 Co. in the Opera
House building, where he will be
pleased to see his friends at any
time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Mrs. Marion Ford and Master
Jcrold of New Florence came up
Tuesday, and are visiting Mrs.
Hamilton.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Mrs. Samuel Hart OF st. Genie
we've spent Sunday here with her
parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. +. Graves.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Miss Ollie Crockett, who spends
most OF her time in R~hincland, is
spending this week ut hone.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

The most stylish Pattern hats
ever shown in Montgomery City,
on display at Miss Emma Turner's
Thursday March, 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Guy Nunnelly is at home for
awhile.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

A. b. Lail came up from st.
Louis Saturday afternoon, and re-
manned over Sunday with his wife
and son.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Miss Wee Barley, who Is attend
Ing Harden College at Mexico,
came down to visit homefolks
"wednesday afternoon.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

Mrs. f. S. Sisk of Wcllsville
came down Sunday afternoon, and
remained until Monday evening
with her mother, Mrs. Martha
Bib.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-21

H.HM 81.
Mrs. j. II. Johnson, OF Wells
Vile, was the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rodgers south
Of town Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Basket and little
daughter loft last Saturday for st.
louis where her husband has a
position as motorman IN the street
cars.
Miss Oti Walters, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Z. @. Crump the
past two weeks returned to her
home at Green CastAe, Mo. Nom
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
WRITE US A LETTER.

We wan, 10 advise with people who
ar. s,,k aud want Ia get we'll. A person
that Gays II would give 5000 II fcI, M
vol va did one year ago" Is the ono We
are after and No do not want tho 1000
either. People that suffer with nervous
discascs. have weak watcry blood. with
sa!low complexion. and u tired, outdonc
n.fyoos feeling. loss of sleep md ANXIOUS
dn,g rausc waste OF ficsh and strength.
Ptmply, pale. weak people can bc cured
with DR.. Gums Blood and Nerve Tone.
II makes rich rcd blood. feeding the
nerves and making solid flesh st the rate
Of 10 !! lbs. per week. This Tonic 10 In
table, form. and In sole for "a cts. PER
box. or > boxes for e2O by all Druggists
or nca' by mail. on receipt II prics. We
Will send n pamphlet that tells what
discAss~ this Tonic wall cure aud what Il
IL good for. free. Write us about your
casc. that costa nothing. Address. DR..
Gum. Pbiladclphis. ia. For sale by
Weiss. Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Via Rock Island route to Chi.
cago, st. Louis, Kansas City.
Omaha and points east. One fare
plus two dollars round trip. For
information. apply to {. NJ. Van
Law, G. =. A.. 500 18th St. Den
yer: q. W. Andrews. &. Z. a. 9
Pixies Peak Ave, Colorado
Springs; c. IL. Schcll. 226 North
Main St. Pueblo: Hal s. Ray,
Gcn'l Agent. Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Timber Lard. Act June 8, 1915 Notice
For Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcf'. /
DEL NoRTE, Colo, june 10, | o..

DEL NoRIE. Colo. june 10 q.
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance.
with the provisions ol the act OF Congress Of
June ;, ls,s, entitled AN ae; for the salc o.
timber lands in the States of California. Ore
ron, Nevada and WASHINGTON Territory" nscx-
tended TO all the Public Land states by ac-
Q, Angus, {. igc, Samuel Il, Cooper, Of
Monte Vita, county OF Rio Grande State
OF Co'oFado. la. this day nled in thi. Office
his sworn statement No. -. for the pur-
chase Of the y. W. :. $. y. u and y. = 5. ". Il
sceti,n No. u ia Township No. - ~. Range
No. L. X. ". 7. Il. and will offer proof 10
show that tho land sought j. moro valuable for
it, timber or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. and Ia establish his claim Ia -sid iapd
before ,hc Register and Receiver OF this office
ut Dol Norio. Colorado on Saturday, the aoih
day OF August, lstc.
He names witnesses:
Frank =. Spencer. Of nortr Nist,. Colo
William Monroe, Of Eel Nortc. Colo.
james l.. Schall. Of Monte Vista. Colo.
Frank Hopper. of Nontc Vista. Cola.
Any aud all persons c!simln; ad'crs"'y tho
above described lands are requested 10 HE
their claims in this Office ar before said 18th
day u! August, i!us.
Jas. II. BANrEE, Rcgii.or.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

floral Fair Rus. IS &: %.
The Floral Fair will lie con-
cluded Friday evening with the
celebrated entertainment by the
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Timber Land, &c: Jlue s, lS78-No:ico
For Publicition.
UNITED STATS LAND Crgicr.
DEL .oglE gOLD, June 18TH, i.Sl


Notice is hereby .iyen tina; in compliance
with the provisions Of the act of Congress of
june 3, 1876. entitled AN act for the sale OF tim
her lands In the States Of California. Oregon,
Nevada and Nashington Territory, :as .cx.
tended TO all tA Public Land States by act OF
August 1. isa2, John ;. Rid:cway. OF Monte
Vista. county Of Rio Grandc, State Of Colorado,
has this day fled in this Office hi sworn state
nent No. ~. for the purchase of the $. W. 4, of
y. T.. y OF Section No. l. in Township No. vi y.
Range No :, +. y. NJ. ?. NJ. and will offer proof
to show that the lar'l sought is more valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim to said
land .cfore the Register aud Receiver OF this
oibcc Mt Del Sor.e. Colorado ON Saturday. the
10Th day of August, 1907.
He names rs witnc-.cs:
Frank &. Spencer, of Monte Vista, Colo.
William Monroe. Of Del Norte. Colo.
James J.. Schs,l. of Monte Vista. Colo.
Frank Hopper. OF Monte Vista, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-dc,cribcd lands requested 10 file
their claims in this Office on or before said ;0tli
day of August, 1907.
Jas. II. BA1rrr. REGISTER
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Thomas Clancy. 81 Lichiiela, N.b,
wrut1 us "a few weeks ago ntou, his
experience with DR.. Gums Blood and
Nerve Tonic. Al hls case mas b, eimi
lar 70 o,h"r-, II naturally would b. o.
interest to ,hom TO know the result, o,
his tcst. Tie bad been haunted for
years with gradual growing weakness.
until he WIS reduced 10 almost "a shadow
HIS complexion was sallow mud ptmply.
hHd dizzy aud sinking spelis. with lnas
n memory and ambition. Always f,,t
tired and ou,donc. suffered greatly with
nerSoosnrsA. and felt that his hearth
action was weak. Ills digestion wa. 20
poor In. system reserved no nu,ri,n.pt,
lie snyn be commenced the ne. Of tho
Tonic. taking on. tablet after each meal.
lie did not motto" much change altar
usina ono box onl, hc emo, cd his meals
bett"r. atiIl he kept on until he lind used
SIX boxes. u" used tho last box NOR.
than SIX ,nontha ngo. wh.a H.. n,oprcd
the ue" OF the Tonic ho weighed - lbs.
nsoru thnn h. did when he commenced,
Has not been sick day since, and 4.
well IN both mind md body. DR.. Gums
Blosd and Nerve Tonic In tho beat m..l,.
cine IN the world Tor pale, weak or
esckly women. Sold by nil Druvvisls
foe 20 cts. pcr box. of sent Nv mail on
ssur,pt ~ price. Writ. un abou, your
easr. Address. Or. Gum. Pbilsiclphiu.
-. For sale by Wcivs Chapman Drug
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

When there l. q '.clin. that Tho heart
or lungs, blood or liver, brain or nerves
are diseased. at orc. cutumeuc- 10 doe
tar the stomach. That -ihe foundation
OF the trouble IA 20 gases out OF every
no. Commence 10 Regulate the diecs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Oh !. SAY Have You seen
those harvester whips ut Stevens
llnrneas Shop?
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Honey FOR sale.

l have iirs; cia's Honey foT the whole
sale and retail trade AZ NY ranch - +,
miles nurtLcast % Muntc Vista.
A. H. Kramer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Cheap Home.

\ good. New Seven room house, with
outbuiliings. Well fenced, Lot 10 by
30 q. Part down, Easy Paymcn, on
Balance. East side Of Monte Vista.
Mrs. T.. Y. Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
California and Retur. $40.

Aug. iih TO 9th, the Santa 70
will sell tickets to San Francisco
or Los Angeles aud return. At rate
Of 30, limit sixty days Liberal
stopovcr privileges and diverse
routes. This 10 the official route
Tor knights OF Pythins. Full
particulars obtained by addressing
J. I. HALL, Gcn'l Agent
Santa Fs". Denver
Harvester Whips At Stevcus,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Private Board.

| will accommodate Il few day
boarders ut my house, I'd door
south % the Presbyterian church.
Mgs. GEO. KENNEDY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23

Special prices on trunks for the
mex, thirty days ut Stevens Shop
of course.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-08-23
Zobo Band ana7
yNinslreIs.

This band rs composed of fifty
brass and silver instruments, with
a large troupe OF colorel ministries
many OF whom will be brought
on" iron A.Iamn. Look for
bills and rrc--ar,- l,'er.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
Tie Editor and the Author.

In the Editors Study for Harpcs Magazine for August
Mr. Alden gives OF the results OF his many years
experience with authors:
"As the editor looks back upon the large company OF
contributors who associated with him and With
the management shaping destiny OF the Magazine he
SAYS the gratifying feature of the retrospect Is the
aneny Of the relationship The ahles writer's are always
as rule amennbe to the natural demands OF edito
management and the ready to admit their rcaSona
beness Such demands necessarily arise the most frequent
being that for the ourtalment of contribution Inc
very genius leads expansonocn to undue cN
panson beyond the natural OF the storys motif eN
cepting in where vigorous conraotiy &C
companies and regulates the expansion being an inu'tYe
reflex thereof instructive If the editor sees ha
story is overriding and suggests strcer the an
thor of be the judge as to the demands OF ms
art but we have always found the lesser writers the most
unwilling to see the possibility of any ahbreviation.
Sometimes too contribution from the best OF writers
must be declined and strain upon the relation between
editor and contributor such reduced to the mini
mum II much difficult for the ordinary writer TO
understand the reasouablcnes Of the rejection Whh
few months editor has found to decline three
stories from writer whose work is IN eager demand
and difficult upon absolute order she writes 70
with complaint acerby or even surprise ont ASK
ing suggestions may be of service 10 her IN meeuB
the wants Of our readers Another author OF our best
10 whom the has been frank in the expression OF his
Judgment writes The first question with me is whether you
like the sketch well enough printwhether It belongs TO
the Magazine. 49,
81" pleasure be able TO say as the result OF long
experience that usually of all degrees OF excellence
receive the unfavorabe verdict in the most friendly Fp
too often modesty Of the contributor would be surprised
by an acceptance rather than by rejection
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
The "Boon1ing'' of Movets.
(Litcrary Digest)

Robert Bonner is said to have sct the pace in the
ter of advertising stories when more than generation ago
he expended the then unprecedented OF 100000 IN
booming Syvanus Cobb, Jr.s "Gunmaler OF Moscow.
The Commercial Advertiser is OF the opinion that this kind
OF business has been greatly overdone of late in the mat
reaction has taken place 1t says July 81:
The interesting phase of the book business at the
present time represented by the undoubed fact that no
book of any is enjoying extraordinary sale.
truth at any previous time within the past hve years Ever
since David Harum' began its phenomenal career as
seller there has always been book and often there
have been three four books SO much IN vogue that Tor inc
the publishers could hardly manage supply the
demand Presses kept running day and night the
bnderes hummed with excitement and the book shops Of
ered the favore of the moment not by the dozen or the
but great mountns heaped up the public
who buying sometimes the OF thirty forty
thousand copies month This of thing continued
steadily throughout the period mentioned first one book
and then another coming up into phenomenal popularity
and then giving place equally popular successor
Every publisher of had his turn at this and the
brilliant achieved led TO much study on the part
of both publishers and critics OF the reasons for this new
and abnormal condition:
Some said that due to the cheaper
ployed in the manufacture of hooks which lowered the price
and brought them within the of every This
hardly adequate expression for the particular sort Of
books which attained these spectacular sales were little II any
cheaper than they had been hitherto Others thought that
the American reading public had become immensely IN
by the spread of education and that the book sales
witness to the fact his explanation also iaed 10
satisfy the mind since the demand not for books in gen
eal and for books representing diVerslnc1
literature hut il confined light fiction and within that
sphere, certain special novels few amiabe optimis
tried persuade themselves and others that the real cause
the high merit Of contemporary noveists as compared
with those who used write They said that whereas IN
former days great novelist appeared only once in guar
ter Of century Golden Age giving birth 10 new
year equal II not superior TO the great ones OF
the past This doctrine however while was popular IN
Indiana never took much hold upon critical minds else
where and its serious expression was mainly confined 10
publishers advertisements Finally II was claimed that the
great sales 81 particular books we're effected by
ingenious and persistent Advertising in other words by
booming reduced something that resembed an exact sci
NTL.. The WIN teeu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
4 Statne of Dandet.

II belong to my boat (to my trae), said Al
phonse years before his death Il love IT, but
the boats which 10 interest much
For the same dangers ALL and each of
barques adverse and the sky traorous and for
each the evening is fallen And the evening fell
for HIM but the glow OF his fame His statue has
just been erected IN the Champs Esees in Paris and such
Immortality the scpors art can give has been conferred
him The orators. the occasion Of the unveing of
the statue said some penetrating things a'on me ged
writer reported in the Partisan press NJ Abel Hermant
observed that Daudet looked souls from the close
viewpoint that from which he would look flowers in
garden" He said further
AS child lying It's back in the grass above its
eyes thousand wgs crossing and recrosng each other he
saw their completely and in their intersections in
the countless fine network details which their ultimate
reality No metaphysics. psychological motasc divi
nation cchnie reasoning he His intuition
s,re and sudden lie seated himself at the very
center Of your being and ucdy took the place of
cts mysterious magnetism not that he fascinated
you: he did into your soul like robDer you
called him rather and eaced yourself before him willingly.
beautiful flowers OF your flowers of suffering,
blooming and bleeding quickly you would give them all
him you felt that like lie petit Chose. he pain
In his breast Like all that has life. this living
intelligence the product of spontaneous generation.
had and civil estate, moherand, Daudet was
child Of chance he was the issue OF race. and nc
was the flower Of a Gradually he fructihed
gifts he had received from nature passing from direct
and fragmenary observation 10 the great syntheses
There sermons and preachers" said NJ. Es-
cudier lin Daudets novels. He continues follows:
AT first sight il looks IL he was simply trying to
make laugh hut his irony quite surface affair. I'M
deneath il indignation that burns and bursts II is
not his way TO attack and vices directly but he
applies himself by the vehement opposition OF their
trares 10 provoke anger and contempt Never was
bere nm author who put into pathetic action more personal
emotion than Daudet and among his books |
which more vsbiy than Sapho and Jack reveal the
through the artist and writer In short this scofer was
nowise skeptic. His irony, even in its djvertng
form hides sensibity ready to be moved AID Il 10
because did always know how detach himself from
his sentimental creations and because he too much bent
on inspiring with the love OF good by the powerful an
tithess Of the consequences OF evil that he sometimes fell
into exaggeraon and invrasemblance The beauty OF his
work suffers this hut its morality and its social
significance enhanced propotonatey thereby The sa
trica work Daudet OF that which acts strongly
the customs and manners Of an epoch transforms the
present into the future. Literary Digest.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03

and praised with the extrayagant forms of euosy In
whose adectve might have been borrowed
from circus poster"
The collapse Of the booming business, this authority
holds will be gain distinctly benchtng only the read
ers but quite as surely the publishers also.
The result today is that the public little nothing
about this kind of commentator and they falling back
upon the good old plan OF listening the OF dsn-
teresed critics and the advice OF their udicious
friends Take any OF the best book lists published in
leading literary magazines and will notice that the
ports from each locality differ perccpbly from those Of
every other ocatya fact which proves that readers OF
books beginning do their selection and think
and Judge little for themselves.
THAT this result exceedingly desirable from esthetic
and literary point OF view statement that needs dem
onstraton That it be almost equally desirable from
the publishers point of view ought likewise be obvious
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
Rubaiyat of A. LaSymah.

Wake for the sun has scattered into flight
The stars that fecked the freekle-taee OF night
And incense breathing morn Is here again.
Yet oh, to sleep some more is my delight.
H.
The loud alarum rings above my head
And thrills the atmosphere above my bed
All had / but the making of all things.
Ere yet the man had made II he we're dead
"Arisei The health-food on the table steamsF
voice adown the hallway rends my dreams
And through the easement floats the sound oil feet
or men who hurry on to work their schemes
w.
Outside hear my neighbor's growing pup;
Below there is the clink Of dish and cup
All, what sorry scheme of life II Is
That all things thus conspire to wake me up
"
Methinks the Seven Sleepers when ais said,
Were men who to the joys Of sleep were bred
Who knew the gracious pillow az its best,
And loved the Turing ease Of morning bed
VI
And when the last awskner SLOW shall creep
To rouse the slunb'ring one on land and deep,
May he have feeling for my morning nap,
and say, How he enjoys L. Let him Sleep
w. D. NzssIT In Colorado EpsnsAs Ts'sgrSsA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03
A Story on John Kendrick Bangs.

The publication OF Mr.. John Kendrck Bangs new pook'
Olympan Nights has brought to light some good stories
OF the author among them the following One summer
Bangs having promised TO send some new books % ms
family In the mountains and having forgotten until the
last moment hastily entered bookshop his way to the
depot and asked the clerk TO him. for some 5000
summer stories 1t day and the salesman tocs
books not at all adapted to Mr. Bangs object Finally ne
ooueht out some volumes OF the right SORT and among
,heni was copy Of .The Pursuit Of the House Boat
''No" said Mr. Bangs, promptly. 'dont show me fyhins
Of Bangs. I can't read Bangs"
beatsd aIssm Of friendly interest hsshsd Int the
esff, syss ne leaned ~ counter re sen ~
truth . be said gsnslly, @nsithsf can !"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-30
WESTERN BASEBALL WAR
National Board Of Arbitration Could
not Effect Settlement.

New York, Oct. 29.-After another ses-
sion today. the national board of arbitrs-
ton gave up the task for the time being.
of trying TO settle the western baseball
war The board adjourned to meet IN
Chicago November 10. Meantime a truce
has been declared between the Western
League and the American association
with regard to taking each others players
Conferences have been going on ali week
with the American association represent
ed by Presidents Brice OF Columbus aGd
Watkins of Indianapolis. while NJ. Il.
Sexton. of Rock Islsnd. president of the
Western League. and T. X. Van Brunt,
of ST. Joseph. the financial man OF the
league have looked out for the interest
of their organization.
According 10 a member of the board.
the American Association people want the
Western League to get cut of both Kan
sas City and Milwaukee; Van Brunt 10
get a half interest IN the Kansas City
team. This was the only proposition the
American Association would listen 10.
The Western leaguers declined TO hear OF
a compromise on those terms. but pro-
posed an equal division Of disputed terri
tory. When this was refused the Westerns
offered the American Association $4,000
for the franchise Of tie TWO cities. They
offered to sell at tho same figure. Moth
ing came OF their offer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-30
HOT TIME AT DANCE
Officers Called Out TO Run Down
Some Young Fellows.

Officers Called Out TO Run Down
Some Young Fellows.
Hutchinson. Kan. oct. zs.-Constable
Shi-k has been busy the past two days
rounding up the young men Of the west
ern part of this county and the eastern
part OF Stafford county. who are charged
with breaking up a dance at Turon last
Friday night NJ II. Potter. the banker
at Turon. swears To the complaint.
According to MT. Potter. half dozen
young men whs live in and about Turon
asked for admission 10 a party dance st
the hail owned by Mr.. Potter in Turon
and when they were refused adnittance
they made things lively about the place.
The complaint charges simply that the
peace Of Mr Potter and OF the fam lies
u Sherm BeIlwood and .. z Fees vas
disturbed, but this doesn't begin TO tell
the real tale. When Mr. Potter came
here Monday for tie warrant Tor the
young mems arrest he told 4 tale that
would indicate that about the Avellsst
tire the little TOWN has ever seen had
Just been pulled on
He said the young men threw beer bot
tlCs ard other missiles thrsagh the door
of the naH. w.rdlaE up Nslh a grand
charge. headed by g beer bottle through
the main entrance The young Iad.es a.
the bali screamed AID cried and one 4
them tainted some q the young men
took out after The .utrsders. and as
result the dance was very eGectually
broken ID