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GEO. F. NGINNIs. p. ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
9u!bers Srcur.

g1aar man pil lpye en- e1er anosa
fiFpriit perion at tenos, fan mar 10
gennem foritellige Strifter pg III
Eaaelingsr fube tilTtrettelig Splps=
Ming ON nebtommenoes pore 2iDss
Giitorie, I'M Be 6opsotanter, ban bar
baaret hps f9 % ie8t ii realiicre paa
foritellig Maabe, ligsiad Osl ON bans
6or6olo til og gaabirtning paa Fans
Samtib. Wen oil man lige1om lPre
Wdnben ielp at fenDe iaule0es at bar
! Observation-Disclosures fan tr9ce rem
for en- meo dQe fine inoipiouelt @jens
oommeIigbeoer, ia, iud fan bette life
opnads, uben at ban til gftertioen bar
eftsrlabt en- rig6ofDia Canning Strifs
ter, bpor ban life Blot bar giOet en-
rent objetttD 5remitiuing al ct eler
anest, men bpnr ban tilige ielp bed
forTtellige Sterbejelier og bells Deo at
napne forIfelige 5atta, peorsrenoe
bans eget ~perionlige 9iD, bar itiGet lin
egen Subjsttipitet iaale0es frem, at
ban ligeiom giper ct Stptfe af Jig ielD.
8ette iibIte timber i9rlig Steo / 9reps
literoturen; en- Manbs 9reO, life Blot
be mere offieielle, men tiaige ndpnlig
be, Der er blepne iii inoenfor SlRgts
ifo5sts og 8enitdtets Romme, er en-
megst betpoelig og pGroifulo 5attor
til geitemmelien at peotommenoes
Meteorological mcb aae bens i~nDipious
eGe gjsnoommsligbeber. Og MI er
bet Iaa belDigt for os, at Dor tore
9irtefdber Shorten Qut6er bar efters
laot % Genpeb 5000 9rebe. %aoresfes
reoe nqiten til ale mulige, til 8enner
% 5jenbsr, til aonger og 6priter, til
6uitru ug gsrn og fdalebes frembez
leg, greDs altfaa, | bDilte en- ifor 4ls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Mdno, ION letter @uO 6pieit Og bend,
naif. "a Iaa De andre. belle ben tore,
"letiinoiqe, lioet tanfenee Stare at
ungs, iom gaar til 2G9tsitanoen ion
iii en- Dams. lao Oem gre. Jon h
6ar giort ira Stains 5ip: 9ifte ii9iom
Re hines 6eoit og tage 6etgerne. 0et
pil DEN ooa acre in ipite Of al lps
can ian. 2. slipper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Del for oen iniloe Bare. 0psrfor
aon8eriget 5talien gap ban lite 8pb,
ban peobleo og oiloe, Until Pdpeas
~peroBlige Nagt genopretteoe ,%peoblioe
at pare a5angen / 9atifanet" g}en
ban foritoo Od o9iaa at oinoe Sno=
fl1oelie ! ietoe Spirinalet. Gn tor
Sejr for qapen PAR BET, oa 9i5marct
rperfor BAN MATTE opgipe TN / 1915
meo fda tor Gnergi 6egpnOte 8ultur-
lamp. 5 1885 BAD gismarct enc
% Barren ON at p9re 9ologiftsoomz
mer / Strioen meaem 5pittano %
Spanien ON GaroIinerne. 9enae
meQleuoe Sitting bar 4aoen flsrs
0ange BAIT 9eilig6eo til At spe. Den
franitsrusf5te2(aianee er imittert for en
itor Del cans Bart, % ban fortoo
6aaoe at Dprette ben biplomattite
Tor6inoelIe melem 9aDeitolea %
Ruslanp % troos BE frantic aepu6ii=
tanerss 6ioiige qngreb paa aat9oii-
cismen at De~oli8s6oloe ct pe~nita6elist
5or6olo til BEN frantic Repu6lit, IN.
ian unogit tioli8ere 9aoers Sell tun
at bile anle Get legitime 9ongsoemme
ION baocnoe FIN Ma9t ira Sun.
pare Qeo, cer / fin 9olitit itetteoe
ia til 56omas al 4quinos 2ere. par
paa bet %fociale 9mraaoe en- 1it4anger
al 6rants at Qsiiiis miloe menneite=
farlige % agte triittlige Qnitueiier.
pan inttyesier:oe fig itartt for Den ip=
cialiitiite 8eoagelit, ION tan mente
lea langt ira 5ebepeOe At pare til
enoomfjenOf. at ben tpartimoO ptI
lob ia omforne paa triIteli9t, iarli9t
fat5olit @%runola3. GsIaa iine pi1en=
itabelige 5nteresier Iagoe 9ape Geo
for 9ageu beo at sipe 6iitoriterne
Qogang til bet patitanite 4rtto, bril-
tet BAR paret os fremoeles oil tunne
6lipe til Tor @aOn for 9iitorieItrip=
ningen.
pare Geo pirfsoe life Blot peO I'm
6nergi % i'm oipfomatite gebanoig
feb. Oct par ielpe bans Yerionli9z
FEB meo hens sienoommelig aanoful=
De % fine Sfpnbeb. BINS glanoin9 di
bDb 6rombeo, ii9loen 3enbeb og agte
Menntfttligfeo, Der fengileoe og
~fortrpaeee aue, Der tom / bans Q9r=
6eo. Og ielp / i'm 6eie Qloer foritoo
ben, ION peo be tore Secularfeitligz
beoer / 4nleoning At Qar6unoreoitifs
tet, at optrRoe me6 al ben fornemme
9arOigbeb, Der ismmer ia for BEN,
oer efter Zen tatbolTfe Girtes QGre
er Suns Stat3olDer paa Sorcen. 5n
let lnoer, at 3oms gsfoltnina FOR
gu0eDe 5am. Geo ben 13. PAR, itent
oJange / g%atitanet". / mango Qa.
mere 9onge / 3om eno ZEN oirleligs
aouge i apirinalet.
Bill bans Gftsrf0lser - fDem 6.i
iaa bliper - tunne taae benne iiolt
4ro op efter 1am cg ifrioe frepao me5
ret Maal for Eie. Jon Bare Sec ditto
itra6ts frem efter men lift naaeos. q
gennprette 9aoens perosli3e Md9i.
life rebSt9oig6eo men peo alogIfa5
og Milo6eo2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

ianoe eDansslium for 0a9en. men
ON 6opeoparttn al aGe bans ienere
grepe getoer bet, at ban fun unoers
itreO Iig Iom 81. g., ct QaOn, Der
10 ogfaa nj 6aOoe iadet en- iaabon
Slang, at a piesre 3ilfeielie par
%unpopenbig. -tb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
Taue Geo Den IL.

Bare Geo ZEN 13. er oeo. Oct oil
life alene ere en- Isrgelig gegiDenbeo
for oae4at6oliter Der mep COB 8runo
faa Op til Bare 2eo iom Oeres ~pDerite
aanOalige 6prsr og QeDsr. men en-
acknowledgements. ON bbis 5el9er
bet life er let at gre fig nogen Sore
fitting. IA SEQ ben 1875 5orgen9er.
9ane Bius ben g., / 1878 afgit peo
9eoen, bar ga0emdgtens 8etp0ning
I 9eroen gaaet Itartt tilbdge. pas
rens p~eroslige 0erre0pmme par bru6t,
% gape gius haDoe, trOos iine
mango fortrinlise G%genita6er, life BEN
danbelige Mpnpig6eo og Strait, Der
uofororeoes til unber De uguniti9e
5or6olo at bore gaOeItolens i1ntence
qnIeelfe. 8ette ftuloe berimob / fors
6apienbe Grab lpttes bans iniIoe og
bngtige Gfterfelser /.
Ia Soa6im gincens pecci ben IS.
6e6ruar 1878 oalgtes til YaDe, par
bans Rp iom en- fintoannet, from,
men tiaise inilo pg ongtig Diploma:
aaerebe grunOfaftet. Dan, Der til9ers
te en- gammsl apslig i~talienf Sl98t,
6lep febt ben 2. Darts 1910, og Dd
ban tioliat rebeee ct u~alminoeligt
Iemme og itor naturlig gega0eIie,
blep fan 6etemt for ben gejitlige
Stanb. 5 bet AZ Seiuiterns leneoe
GoQeaium 9omanum uom9rfeoe ban
ia / aae gag og uiite tilige ct life rinz
ae 5alent Tom latinif 9igter. &aeres
be oa 6dn bar % Qar. t0g ban t6eos
logiif 0oftorgrao % 6lsD fem 4ar
efter Or. juris utrusque Deo unioeriis
tetet / 3om.
6an bier nu 6uspr9ldt bos pdDe
@regor ben 10. og mart efter bleo
6an at nenne ienot / ct Sldgs oiplos
matiIf Misiion til 8sneDent Tor
at iatte en- Stopper for bet tiltdgenoe
Reberuo0ien, bDiltet ogiGd lptteres
BAN. NaereDe fdd Qar efter timber
ri BAN ION titul9r giitop og paoelig
Inntius psn 5oHet / gresiel. Ser
pdnbt ban unDer tit treadrige Sp6olo
faa itor Ynoeit oeD i'm fine 9dnnelie
% adnofuloe gfIfo9rbigbeo, at Song
Qeopolo d~nfsfalebe BAN til adroindlz
6atten. 9enne 09rntgbeD naaeoe ban
boa fgrf / 1853 men bar forinoen flez
re 4ar QGrfebiifop | perugid, bpor
han ligelebes sjorDe fig iGrbeles nns
bet life Blot al 9e~jitlig6eoen men og=
lea al ben itore geFoltning. 5 1877
par ban blepen gdmmerlengo og leos=
Be ION faanan Jorbanblingerne pad
9ontlabet efter pdpe pius 8eo,
bpils1 Fan isID palgtes It'll 4saOe.
6un antog fom iadpun NaOnet Ger
Zen 13.
5Ddb bet for ben nDe pdpe gjdlot
ON. bar at rejfs paDeTtolens iuntne
NnIeelie, bet par life ben, Der Ifuloe
bsos Magterne pm 5jalp, men Drag
tsrne ffulbe transe til 5jaip 1os oer.
Sg bette Maal lptteOes for en- for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
NOrcs iefOranOring.

sra l. Quguit er Rebafter u. 20.
Qnoerisns Qeresie: Blair, le6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
8o9er
neoiatte priier.

nGO1QllS RIuSl.
8i bar mobtaget mango gobe bili9t
Bigger, iom lite er opfert port &atds
log. Samme iulges til neoiat 4ris,
faalange 0ptaget parer. Qriitrae sr
netto, % gBgerne ienoes portofrit, til
0plaget er uoTolgt, / ben 0rOen, iom
9eitiainqerne inolp6er. StriD meo
bet Iammen. inben bet er for lent.
Ugegernc 6eftiaes sfter Rummer.
40. 80 Mooulationer for 0rgel t1et
6armonium fom 5~or6inbelier mel
lem Salmemelooier. Gompouerst
at 6. Saitrau. gris neoiat til 15t.
As. 26 imaa og istts 6ors % GfterIpil
til Solmemelooier for Orgel e1er
6ormoniun. &omponeret at g.
Saitrau. Rebiat ira SOC. til 25t.
48. Strptanter at oeu gaOnlps", As
eioer / Omflag. 0eOfat fra 2Oc.
til Zoe.
40. Climber fra Ror6sns 6iitoris. at
u. 8a6ritius, 235 Cher / Omila9.
9ebiat ira soc. til 25c.
so. Gpan9elium og Con, 9iorag til
gelpsning al berss 5olgeoroen Oa
Sommeabang t SUBS Munb %
MenneTfelipet, Deo g. 3. 9ertelfen.
Spgaeprnit for Senoerup % Suls
brup. 80 Siosr / Omftag. Ne0s
lat ira Doc. til 10c.
81. 5. g. RuooIpb 5rimoot fom
qreit % troenOe ariiten. al quitor
6. 9rag, pr9Tt Oeo Saiobstirten /
9ebenbaon. 81 Siber / Omila9.
Reofat fra 15c. til &c.
50. paa 6euiassrefsns @ej, reIis
gieie 8etragtninger df SacobpauGi.
SnbboIb: &riftusbiaeoet, Oct beaige
Qrbejoe, 8i er bs6te til arifti 0gD,
8liper iom 9srn, De 10 Ssnntr,
De onoe % be go5t 0age, Gne meo
Cub. 6oorleoes bruaer ou Subs
Oro2 9Grligbebens Strap, Oct be-
troebs Gobs, 9riifenoomme7s III
Dor. 1T Sioer / SmIlag. Rebiat
fra 81 til 4oc.
SO. 2ibet / Sub, religipie gttrd9ts
ninger at Sacob qauni. 191 Siner
/ Smilag. Pe5iat fra 81 til 40c.
"a. !6erren og 9ienerne. qraOitsner
al Sacob 9auni. 26O Siber / Oms
flog. Rsbfat fra $1.25 til soc.
50. Roste 0igte al G6r. @intber.
Qf S~nbbotoet frembepes: Den fsrfte
Gfsfuriion, @uloaloeren, GiGQanb,
Damien / Stopen. 238 Siber |
Omilas. Nebfat fra S1.2O til 4Oc.
So. 8. 6. Qaberfens SamlsOe Strifs
ter. Supplement til oMit Gins
2Gpentpr". $50 Siber I 0mflag.
Rebiat fra 40c. til 15c.
So. qrabi:ener / Qlbpent og Sui oper
be npe GDangeIietttfisr al Or. 9. 3.
jog, Sialanbs 9iifop. 103 Cher
OmfIag. 9ebfat fra SOC. til 20c.
SO. st riat porti, Sfutfpil / to
utter at Magbalene Sborien. 100
Siber / Smilog. Yeofat fra Toe.
til zoe.
so. 0a9bossoptegnelfer al qoitor
5bomas Rsrbams efterlabte 0dgs
bigger. SO SiOer / OmIlas. Ieos
fat fra Doc. til 15c.
81. 9igte at Mugbaleae 56Oreien.
S~nbebolber SO fortrinlise 0igtt.
158 Sioer / Omnug. 1ebiut fra
soc. til 25c.
SO. t9erluf ROrbal. en- 6ortaning fra
BET forrige Narbunoreoe at Mdebas
le1s 9oreI.n. 499 Siber / Oms
flag. fra $1.20 til 60c.
Ga. gftOriffe 5ortaGin9.r os
90 Imebbelte of u. 6. 6. @rob.
Rusmusfen. Soenepr9it for aues
rup os 0dbinbe. 212 Siber | Oms
flag. Rebfot fra SOC. til 25c.
Sc. @amle Iielfen. Gn tulturbifos
rift Selpbioerdf fra 1899 til 1883.
opifrepen al 4nton NieIien meS
5orfdtterens 9ortrGt. 134 Giber
Omflag. Nebfat fra SOC. til 25c.
81. Sacob Gbr. 2inbberg, Den banIf,
8irteiogs 5orfampsre, ct Minbe.
ftrift at 5reberit Nngaarb, meb Sus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

0aar 2aierue henoenoer fig til 6olt, Der
oberterer / 8laoet. enten for at tgbe hos
benz eaer for at iaa %9plgsnin9er pm BET
apertere6e, beoes De altib umtale, at be foa
spertisiementet / bette 8lao. 9et oil bare
til seniiois gi1tIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21
,,9aniferen"

bIiber Ienot til su6rri6enter. inbtil ub
trettelis Cpii9elie m0t ta9es al uoeioerae
% al 9alo er betalt, / Onerenstentmelie
nteb De 6ortnebe Staters &oitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Entered at the Post Office at Blair, Neb.,
ne ~second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-21

Advertising Rates made known upon
a~pplicatinn.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
INTERNAL MACHINE
BLOWS Up MINE
Conspirators Cause Two Deaths aud
Wreck Mine at Cripple Creek.
$1,000 REWARD OFFERED
III" Company Asserts That the Es-
pi"sion Was caused bS nm In
iernni observation-disclosures Uccoy-
cred wi,b Much DImruity.

Cripple Creek. Col. Nov. 23.-Charlcs
Mccormack, superintendent. and Mel
Vim H. Beck, a miner. were killed short
ly before noon Saturday by an cxplo-
sion In the Vindicator mine.
Officers of the Nindicator Mining Co.
ASSERT that the explosion was caused by
m Internal machine. and 400 militia
mon have been placed on guard around
the |company'B properties. II Is be-
llcycd the explosion grew out OF the
mincra' strike.
Supt. Mccormack and Miner Beck
were descending into tho mine Ia the
cage They were tho only passengers.
When II reached tho sixth level tho cx.
ploaiOn occurred, wrccklng tho cage
and shaft aud Instantly killing both
mon
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27

Paul the First Of Russia was vory
deaf and also very %tyrannlcni. one day
an ~aid-dc-camp. intending IN please
him. approached and cried into his
ear: II AM Glad to see. your majesty.
that your hearing IL much improved"
What Is that you say" growled the
czhr.
Raising his voice the aide.dc-camp
said: II nm Glad that your mnjcsty's
hearing Is 20 much improved"
"Ah, that's II. ch?" chucklcd the
ear. and then added; Say II once
more"
The a~lde-do-camp repeated the
words. %whcrcupon Paul the First thun.
dercd; so you dare Ia make fun Of
me. do YOU? Just wait awhile"
Next day the aid-dc-camp was on
his way to the mines OF Sibcrla.-St
Louis Star.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
PRESIDENT NOT SATISFIED
Explanation Given Him BY Sena.
tor Dietrich Not Satisfactory.


Washington, Nov. 23.-fn or1er TO be
on hand promptly ~ answer the
charges Of selling a post Office appoint.
mont at Hastings. Ncb.. and II possible
hasten his trial. Senator Dietrich left
Washington Saturday night for Ne.
bragka.
Twelve hours after he left the capital
W. S. Summers. United States distril
attorney. VINO IL TO prosecute the case,
arrived in Washington to answer TO q
hurry call from President Roosevelt
rnd Attorney General Knox. It Is de.
clarcd that the PRECEDENT Is not fully
satisfied with the explanations given
him by Senator Dietrich. Nor liz he
satisfied with tho information on hand
giving the details OF the evidence with
which Attorney Summers expected to
prosecute and upon which the grand
jury found It's indictment.
For several days the long-distance
telephone wire between Washington
and Nebraska has been busy with quos-
lions from the attorney generals Office
and answer from Mr. Summers. This
method Of gaining information was
bnaly given up In disgust. and Mr.. Sum.
mcrs was ordered to take the next train
n Washington.
Senator Dietrich did not know that
Air. Summers vas coming Ia Washing.
ton. lilo left for Nebraska with the
Intention OF obtaining an immediate
connection with the district attorney
through HIS own counsel. and In con.
Junction with him and Judge Munger
to get an advance Of his trial on the
docket. 80 that the case ran be prompt.
~ taken up and disposed Of.
Mr.. Summers. when seen Sunday
night. absolutely refused to discuss the
matter In any phase. His only remark
was that he had not expected to come
to Washington at this time. and was
anxious to gct back as soon as posi-.
bio. lie had a long interview with Mr.
Knox.
The sudden summons given Mr.. Sum-
mers 10 come to Washington, together
with other occurrences Of tho week. In.
dlcatcs the intense interest which the
president ~ taking In this sensational
indictment OF n United States senator
for selling patronage. There appears
TO he every effort to clear Senator Dict
rich Of tho charge. but as the lnttcr's
political opponents are watching every
move. II Ia realized that the case musi
be handled with the utmost care.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
FOREST FIRES IN TEXAS.
Great Apprehension IL Felt Foi
Lumbcr N-gions In Eastern
Part OF the state.

Houston. Tex. Nov. 23.-Forest 1rcs
are raging over II wide area of east
Texas. principally In Shelby, Liberty,
Montgomery. N~acogodoches and Pa
nola counties,
Lumber interests are menaced. Com.
bined with prairie fires, extending tc
the Louisiana line, the flames envelor
the entire country in dense smoke
Much apprehension is felt for q mum.
her of hunting parties known 10 be
among the pines.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
BOW CHEAP BAKING POWDER
Is MADE.

A recent seizure OF a lot OF cheap"
baking powders by the authorities Of
q neighboring city has exposed the
character OF the low priced brands OF
baking powders which many manufac-
turers are offering throughout the
country. The price Of the powders first
attracted attention TO them. Samples
were taken and analysed. The Official
report Of tho analysis showed the stun
TO be alum powders" composed chiefly
OF nlum. sulphuric acid and pulverlzed
rock. The powders were declared dam
gerous to health and several thousand
pounds were conilscated and destroyed.
Physicians have frequently cautioned
consumers against mixing food with
these so-callsd cheap baking powders.
They nro all found. when analysed. to
contain large percentages OF alum and
sulphuric acid 10 which ARE added yarl-
Gus sorts Of 1lling matter sometimes
both injurious and nasty.
The high class. cream OF tartar bak-
Ing powders, are the most economical
md wholesome and should always be-
selected for use. They will be found
cheaper In tho end. besides making tho
food better and more bealthful.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27

AZ n school In Germany an cxamina
tlon waB recently held. and here nro
some Of the answers given by the pu-
pills:
"Vcros %plundcrcd the temples of Sic
lily and then took them home with
him; nevertheless. he won his lawsuit,
for he bribod his opponent"
Napoleon I. was born on August ~
1868. and this was destined to he tho
q remarkable In his entire life.
since he ascendcd the throne Of France
On December 2. 1901"
in the time OF tho ancient Roman
priests wore u hllot. which went over
the head and neck and into the Shout.
i%cr-bladc."
"Schillcr's life came to a final end
on May .. 1905"
There wcro three Punic wars
namely. the first. second and third"
'In reading Klopstock ono must look
for the argument. and oven II II Is not
there n must lind H."
I'm regard To Homer. no ono knows
whether. where. how or why he was
born"
THE national hymn should always
be sung standing with bare feet"
"Ladislaus posthumus was a good.
humorcd ruler. but he was defective In
the matter Of birth."-St. Louis star.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
HAS POSTPONED HEARING.
Gov. odeiI Delays the Hearing Of
wiiIinm zicpicr, Wanted In Mis-
souri, On Charge of Bribery.

Albany. n. v. Nov. eat Is learned
that the hearing before Gov. Odcll on
the application of the governor Mis-
souri, for the extradition of William
Ziegel, the head OF the Royal Baking
Powder trust. will not take place unit
after November 80,
Attorney-General Crow Of Missouri
who will pc present, desired TO remaip
IN ais home state until after Thanks
giving day. Gov. odell to-day will 10
the date for the hearing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
Inodirs u~--o,cr-d.

Tho explosion. which was terrific
wa heard at the surface and at first
wns believed to be an earthquake. The
engineer hastily reversed the hoist, but
could not pull mp tho cage. and the
bodies were recovered only after sew.
crnl hours work. being brought TO the
surface through tho second compart.
mcnt of the shaft
Supi. Mccormack was one Of tho
best known mining men In the Cripple
Crcch district and vas well liked. lie
leaves a widow aud several children.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27

Gentlemen: III
have used several
b~ottlcsof pcruna
and feel greatly
benefited there.
by from my ca.
tarrh OF the head.
and feel cncour.
to believe
that it's con.
tinucd use will
fully eradicate u
disease of thirty
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
DEFlED THE ENTIRE FORCE.
Former ratroimsn B~arricndcd Hin-
self In Home and Held the
Oniccr. nj Hay.

Arcola. ILL.,, Nov, 23.-Former Police
man James Hudson. who killed Thomas
Spcllman here August 2. went on the
warath again Sunday night and en-
gagged In a desperate battle with the
police, during which several shots were
fired. Hudson RAJ wounded, but he
escaped and for four hours, with a shot
gun ape a revolver, he barricaded him.
self in his wv home, defying the ~.
tire tc WI lie was finally captured
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27

The following letter is from Con-
gresham Mcclrison, Of Napoleon. Ohio:
The Pcruna Medicine Co, Columbus. O.:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27

.y'ufH hthhulnE' Mccktson.
DIR. Hartman, n Of the best known
physicians aud surgeons In the United
States, VAS the first mar to formulate
Pcruna. II was through his genius and
perseverance that IL was introduced to
the medical profession OF this country.
IL YOU do not derive prompt and sat.
isfactory results from the use Of Pcruna,
write ut once To DIR. Hartman. giving u
full statement OF your case aud he will
he pleased To give you his valuable
advice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-11-27
REWARD ron ruE PERPETRATORS.
Pronounced Que OF worst Grimes
In the Annals 81 Coiorndo.

" wv Nhhhts ~ sstbfuuos
Cripple Creek. Col, Nov. 23.-Shcrln
Robertson. after investigating condi.
lions In the sixth level OF tho vlndl.
Gator mine. where SgDt. Charles Me.
Cormark aud Shift Boss Beck wero
kllod Saturday by an explosion. coin.
cidcs with a statement of tho officials
Of the company that a deliberate nj.
tempt had been made To wreck tho
Snnit with dynamite. The active com.
mittcc uf the Mine Owners and Op.
cratnrb' association has offered n re.
ward of 5000 for evidence leading &c
the arrest and conviction of tho per.
pctratora. In u published statement tho
committee said:
Another step Ia the Irnii ~ Hood.
tine killing of supt Mccormack hnt
Melvin Beck was n ~ the most dla.
bolical crimes that ever darkcncd the
annals NJ Colorado and IL another stoT
In the trail Of blood which has beer
made by the Western Federation OF
Miners In this state.
The time has passed for selecting
fnc terms In which to speak OF thes,
matters. and VIZ do not hesitate To say
,hnt This crime was devised ana exc.
cutod by the inner circle of this or.
SANITATION.
"Tbis a,,tcmc,t IA mnd. only n,or q
careful in~yostirntion of The fncts
which show ,onclusiyoIy ,hnt ,bes,
mon moi their death ,hrouph n scbcm,
10 c~unningly devised and carefully TX.
arut,d aa IN tax Tho Ingenuity nj the
most oyperIeneod criminal,
r-r.m.s,,n,.d Murder.
..ns Ia. ~ tt.,.l., h.. -. AHA.