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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
7 head Of Cattle,
10 head of Hogs,

head OF GOOD mica cows, 3 VIII be fresh by
day o. SAFE; uue Du.hHm neiiers, one VIII
-, 'iiesn by OF sane aud one in March
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
81 Head of Sheep
with lambs 10y their side. BUCK.
21 Head of Hogs !

3 nfthem brood sows. will pig in March; tho
others thrifty shoats weighing 100 pounds.
HARNESS-WsRon harn-ss.3 sets buggy
harness. pillow harness, D good collars, 3 bril-
dies, halt-rs
IMPLEMENTS-l wagon, buggy nearly
new, stick Wagon. Bickford Huffman
grain drill. mower, wheat fan, barshear
plows2 Oliver oh IN No. 40. Sun1sh 2double
and single shovel pillow, corn cover, doosieT
corn planter, sprlng-tooth haTrows, culu
vator, corn shelter. mud scoop, grain cradle,
moving scythe, bTsar scythe, tnribble, dou.
BILE aud single trees. garden pillow. grindsfone,
digging iron, wedges, forks, scoop, shoveis,
hoes, grubbing hoe, fruit tree trim mer. clover
seed sower, breast and butt cnai MS log chain.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE-2 bureaus with 81 4ss. Crown organ.
6octaves refrigerator, oak extension liable,
rect, walnut falling leaf tables. pairs bed
steads, 2 afes, 2self-fe eding coal stoves, Jou-
BILE heaters, wonder wood stoves, cook
stove, Tor wood or coal with utensils, sofa,
islands. with marble top; 3 sets chairs,
rocking CHI airs. pictures, y yards Of BRUSSELS
carpet, 1Uya ds ingram carpet, stair carpet
creton curtains for3 windows lace curtains
with poles, lot OF Dishes churns, tubs.
MlSCELLANEOUS-La Iron pot. sau-
sage stuffer cream freezer. 10 cans Of fruit In
glass lars, ~ gallons preserves, Dbl of vim
egar, lJ0 locust ''sts, lot bee stands, 20 bbls.
corn, 9 tons good timothy hay, 1901 lbs. bacon,
l5O lbs. lard seed potatoes, washing "a achine.
clothes wriuger. ( fat irons. do 8, ] a pug
an the other shepherd, riding saddl s,
riding bride. double barrel shot gun, breech
loader lot baskets. buckets aud crooks, sew
era sacks OF salt, IT, chickens, sewing ma
chine, window and door screens aud many
other articles.
TEBMS.-A credit ofNine Months will be
given on all sums over So, pufch ser giving
Negot abe Note, with approved security,
payable at either Of the banks in Charles
Town or MaTtinsbnrg and bearing interest
rom date. All sums OF $40 and under, cash.
No property be removed until terms are
strictly complied with. sale 10 commence
promptly al lOa m.
JAS. w. LLOYD.
Hehebower West. A 1ctioners,
b. L. Lloyd and y. X. Roberts, Clerks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
Public Sale.
Land For Rent.

| have some land to rent on Rockland
Farm, near Shepherdstown. For terms
apply TO
FRANK w. MUZZEY,
1903 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Feb. II, 1904.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to scontinue farming, Will
seI at public sale, where l now reside, on
"Rocky Marsh" miles west OF Shepherds
town. on the road leading TO Marunsourg, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18

2 OF which are good brood mares. goo !.
years old.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
Public Sale.

w. DOdd. Auct.
f, IL. kLluhart, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

rba nndersIgued having rented his farm,
will sell at his residence. mile s, wes sro o,
EngIe station. on the roao leaui"s ho'ii
Duffields TO Harper's Ferry Oh
Monday, March Ia. 1904,
the following personal property, to-wit:
6 HORSES AND COLTS!
Q OF which are good brood mares, goo par
shear and wagon leaders, sood colts Two
years old.
10 HEAD OF CATTLE!
"a, which ere good milch cows, l of which
will DE fresh by day of sale; steers anu !
heller wears old each good and thrifty /
bull ~ years, and yearibgs'
ls HEAD OF SHEEP!
These are good sheep. ali OF which VIII nave
lambs by day OF sale
II HEAD OF HOGS!
2of which are good brood sows, boar, ana
he bala nee good thrifty Shoats Weighing
AZ to ~ pounds.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
No. Brown Wagon and Bed, good as
new; pair Of shelvings. DeeTiug blhaeI goo3
oraer: Deerlng Mower. COOL ordeii blchloIu
a Huffman Grain Drill, Brown walking cuI
tiyAIor Horse Rake. spring-toutn hafroW'
~ouare Harrow DaIshea' Plows, ! <-noIse
= racuse / Root, Tuscan ra; COUPE
shovel Plows siugle-shoVel PloWs' SoIn
Coverer ~ neat Fan, Grain CrauIe. Mnea'
fan Grain Grad G. " heat Rake, Grlndstone,
Anvil fellows. Wise, lot OF biackshIsu
Tools jump-seat Jaeger, Sc btetcuosuus,
SETS Front harness, sets flo" u Ihess'
ColI4rs. Brides, 3 Collar Pads, hAiets,
Wtgon Line, lair Check Lines, wagon
Wh7p. lot OF single, double and trenls Itees;
Crowd STICK uAiI Of ~preaders. Log Chaln'
Cow CuaIns sets Butt Chains. sets Breast
C'haius Cross Cut saw Seed Sower, Dlkeihs
Iron CLAY Pick, Grabbing Hoe. brlar ScS tue'
Allowing Sey the, Hay Kuile. Hay FORK nope
and Puileys, 2 scoop oVels, SInu Slew,
Corn Basket, 1 pro- q Forks, o,pr ing
FORK. lot OF Old Iron, and many small aIli
Giles not mentioned.
IGOR Is BARRELS OF CORN.
TERMS:-A credit OF months VIII oe CIV.
an ON AL sums of $40 and upwards purchaser
to 1--WE negotiable note with approVeusecu-
rity nayanle at the jefferson savings BANK
of shepherdsLown, W. Va, with iLterest
rom date, but II paid at maturity interest,"
will he remitted. Under $40 cash No prop
ertY TO be removed until the terms OF sale
are com piled with. Sale To begin at ~ O'CLOCK
q, m. ,,,,.u MApSuAtT
JW. Dodd, Auct.
Feb, IL, leOi-ts
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

3 OF which uIt good brood Bows, good boar
no., Chester and Poland China stock. Bal
aucc Unity shoats, weighing about 81 or ~
II. ..In
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
Public Sale.
% Head OF Hogs :
1900 sops Balance fine shoats.


r.pvINc; IMPLEM ENTss, &C good Deer
,nf, kinder good Mowers, 6IacA n n
r Urn Planter with cable, Superior GILL; ~;
NJ III Rake. Roller, Weeder, Olver GilIIeo
p1o1s double and 9 single-shoVel Flows
rnrn t,0yerer. Corn shelter, spring tooth
2arrows. square Harrows.2 buck9S 2 Oui-
tit,a,ors Wheat Fan, 2 good i-hofse Wago g.
Wogon Red, pairs Shelvings, spring msg
on Cart, Phaeton, surry 2 Iallins-top 0us
eils Digging Iron Ma locks. Fol KS, shoVels'
EErain cradle. Grindstone. SICK Snatpener
Gadder Wagon Harness cou plete Ior
h"rses : ,ets Plow Gears, Wagon SHuule,
pugsv Harness. pair Check Lines lot Oh
E,ieI.ns a barrel of Vinegar. aud DINER
SrticIes too numer Us TO msnt13n; u niSo
H0TSEHOLD GOODS aud KITCHEN FUR
TURE. o,,or,bs will he
given ON ali sums o, Sloan awards, put
Chaser TO give negotiable note with apprOyeu
sacnriry. rayable al the Jehersod SaVinSs
Rank. She pherdstowu. with interest nom
d,te Under cash No property 70 De
removed until settled for. sale 10 oesin NJ
$50 O'Clock a. m. ~ yonNTz
w Dodd. auctioneer. c,...s
Cant Lee Moler and + II. Reinhart, ClefKs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
FAMILIES WANTED.

Wanted. two or three families OF girls
and boys, ages from IL years and up. to
work in spinning mill. Steady work
and good wages paid weekly. Expert
ence not necessary. Cheap rent and
healthy location. Apply 10
EZRA LUND,
Landenberg, Pa.
Feb. 4, 1904 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
4S Head of Fine Cattle
90 Good Ewes

Igood mich cows and ] bull, i3 steers, Will
weigh from TO IL hundred pounus' Il par
of them home raised cattle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

Intending TO discontinue farm Ing, wi
sell II public auction, on the farm known ~. ss
the Barleywood farm, owned Dy ine heyTy
Va
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
Public Sale.

Having sold my farm. Will dish ose OF my
prs nal property at public sale ON the farm
where reside. 2 mills south OF Lee
town and miles northwest OF Charles Town
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
80 HEAD OF CATTLES
% MILK COWS!

some have calves 10y their side; 81 these
thorouA Inbred Jerseys; balance grade Dur
nam "A HO stein cows, AS nue r. any IN
me two counties. nix head of ~tr, ~. Will
weigh from SIX To eight uuudrcu pounds. I
fiue Bull bred ffom registered Durham
COW Auda HOlstein; balance wel!-pred tcl-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
q HEAD OF FINE HOGS!

| Poland China Boar (Mr. Chas. Byers'
stock. 4 good Brood Sows. balance thrifty
sboats. weighing from 80 to ~ pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18

n Heb cows. most OF them will be fresh IN
March, OF them are Jerseys; heifers, OF
them will be fresh In March, 10 steers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
PUBLIC SALE.

Intending to discontinue farming and
move TO Shepherdstown. / will sell without
reserve, on the Nor AN Nanmetre farm
about % miles east OF Martinsburg, and ~
miles west of Shephei dstown,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
100 head of good Hogs.

with lambs by their sides. one southdown
BucK.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
6 Good Work Horses
20 Head of Cattle =!

free from blsmishes and will work any
where. good brood mares is good driver
gen le enough for ladies' To handle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18

Having rented my farm. / will sell at my
home farm. . mi es east OF MiddlewHy, and
a-hnIf mile north Of the Charlie Town anu
VI ddleway turnpike; on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
lS HEAD OF SHEEP
II HEAD OF HOGS !

These are good sheep, all Of which VIII
Ia mbs by day OF sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18

. ofthem good barshear leaders, fine mare
"Dutch Fred" stock | PercherOn, il2b'
draft mare In foal, good family mare drlN'
Inc mare i'm foal, Bond Holder stock: !
drivInp Morse king Midas stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18

,rha rrdars,gned having rented his farm
viii sell az his residence, u mile west oil
EngIe station. on the road leading from
Duffields TO Harper's Ferry, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
16 HEAD OF CATTLE!

milk cows some will be fresh by day o.
sale. / of them Durham hei'ers, Durham
bull one year old. balance COOL thrifty stock
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-02-18
On Monday, March J, 1904,
8 Head of Horses and Colts.

including three barshear and wagon leaders.
mares In foal by a Percheron horse two
year-old colts, 2 good family mares. All
So horses but one are under ten years OF
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

porbeiitr0men. Stun iparen es nur
Elm paor Sdritte me6r Bis gum Sob
buis; mein 9ptt, mar bas bann Elm
Ihoner gag aeipeienl
Die Na9t iant idon berab, ols er
lie an Der Ghpelle perlieb. Gilise
S9atten tebrten peritpblen 5uriid,
eebelmniBpol lire aufseblGbtsn 6anb=
f0rbe unter ben breiten 6alten pers
bergenb. Ollie bic fleinen 5biirsn ba
brin i'm QUITE Der 2ilien unf Regeben
fislen gu. cine mad Der dnberen.
llnb bann lGuteten bic 0eiperslos
den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

Cine S9aufpieterin Der
rHeb Geatber" Sruppe, bic fiir5li9 in
Ga GroFe, Wis., auftrat, perlor ibre
llbr unb elm MnseItenter zines Deporz
tementslabens fanb fe. Oils bic ubr
Der Dame e~inaebGnbist ipurbe, fabte
fe ben erIten Mann, ben lie i'm Qaben
fab. UNI ben Gals unb aab ibm einen
fhaIIenben Rub. Damn griff fe ben
5tpeiten, bann ben britten Mann, Biz
feline MGnnsr mebr gu finben troren.
I'D f0nnte eu4 ale tobt briiden,"
fugte lie babel. 40 freue i9 mid, bab
i'd meine llbr pieber babe"
3pei Snbianer, William
Deborah unb Gruu, tpelde i'm n0rtIis
den .lteile bon Saut gountp, Mis.,
anfGfig iinb. iinb ensasirt tporben,
ben tommenben CONNER auf Der Qlusz
fteluns in ct. 2ouis au5ubringen. Die
Grau foQ bic f9psrite Snbianerin in
ben Der. Staten iein; fe pisgt 400
pfunp. 8eibe geb0ren benz 9ginnes
bago : Stamme on.
Oieamerttanif9en@ efdngs
pereine bes Staates 1eras - Wdnners
unb semii9te gb6re - balten i'm
2lpril in 9oufton elm SGngerfef OBJ.
Das Symphonic Ordeitsr bon Wals
ter Damrof4 bon Netp Yort lit fir
biefes Geft engagirt tporoen, ebenfo
ME u4t berDorrasenbe Soliiten unb
Soliftinnen. Gs fperben 3pei Mbenos
Concerto unb cine Matinee itattfinben.
@egen ba8 @ummifaue en-
bon Qebrerinnen bat Der G9ulratb bon
Bottom. Waf. angeblim StelIuna ats
nommen. Die 9etpesung iou aber auf
ben llmitanb 3uriid5ufiibren fem, baB
eth MiteIisb Der Beb0rbe Bel Der Wifis
tation elmer SnuIe NIT seinen unouss
fpr:4li8en an einem @tuhle fefttleben
blieb, auf ben bic tquenbe G4polmam
ibr @ummi : priemden bate fallen
Ianen.
Cine befdnnte 9erlis
ner S~trubenfisur. rWurftsBruno"
aenannt, perfu9te fid unldnsit gum
finften Mal gu ~erbdusen. Der
Qebensmube, Elm 5~2idbriger Mann,
beibt Bruno SGud, bat has Walers
banbpert srlernt. betrieb ober In ben
lebten Sabren einen fhpunsbaften
Qanbsl nit nbeeben Wienern" auf Der
Gtrobe. Dieter onfGnglide Musbilfe>
erpsrb lit felt Idngerer 3eit CUR 9aupts
fade oeiporben, unb man fam ben
@urft<Bruno pdbrenb Der S5eaters
foi{cn Mbenbs NIT feinem Wurittaiten
in Der aarlitrabe nabe am Cirrus
bins unb bereeben feben. Geine Gbes
frau trdgt als Nufpdrterin BET einsm
QIrat gum llnterbalt Bel. Die Wchs
nung tbsilt nod Der Sobn nit feiner
syrau. rWurfts9runo brauht pGbs
renb feinss nddtIiden 9unbeIns cine
grquidung, bic sr uus elmer Deitiue
am Roicntbalsr Sbor be5iebt. Dabei
b6lt er nint INNER bic Gren5e inne
unb aerdtb bann. 81 Qduie In eintn
3uftanb Der un3ufrisbenbeit nit t9
ielbf. Bel FOLDER Gelegenbeit bat CT
nunmebr fiinfmal 9anb an iih geIegt,
inbem CT gum Grid griff. Ssbesmot
mar feline Gbefruu IN Der NGbe unb
ionnte Jpn aus Der @dlinee befreien.
Das lebte M1al battle er einen @9emeI
unter ieins Gibe geftsIt unb f4 NIT
einem Binbfuben an etnem Rleibers
butsn aufgstniipft. Nls poli5ei ges
rufen ipurbe. duBerte er: die Due
IGBt MIR ni&i mein Nergnussn; ie bdt
MIR ipisb<r bic @d&i@te berborben;
ID tpo[te ielis iferben.@ Du Ct oubers
BEN bic ftiie Qbfi4t 81 erienntr gas.
fi9 bos ie&fte ubul ~ erbdneen, mubts
e. mad Der poIi5eipd&e uitgebeu. ipo
Ct ii& mad mehrer<r @tunben ipi<b<f
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19
MORE FAMILY REUNIONS
Another OF the Unique Events Of the
Worlds Fair Season.


81. Louis. aug. IA national re.
union Is being arranged for the Heard
and ilurd aud McGeh.c and McGea
families who are scattered through the
various states oi the union. Capt. W.
J. Heard. Of Atlanta. Ca. who claimi
TO be the orig .nator OF the idea that
during the Worlds fair period would
be- an opportupe time for holding na.
tlonal family reunions. is In 81. Louis
arranging the prclimlnarlcs for the re-
union oi the abuyc-uamed families Ha
hopes and expects to have representa-.
tiycs meet IN this city on the date men
toned from every state In the union.
The objects are: First. that this gen.
Grafton se. Uncle Sans big show. thu
greatest educator the world has ever
seen; second, to form an organization
for the benefit Of their Offspring. third.
last. but not least, to compile an n.
Illustrated family gcnealogy
To aid In securing the latter end I,
Is suggested that all c0mers bring With
them family trees. portraits and photo.
CRAPS. family Bibles and records
The Worlds fair bureau of publicity
offers all necessary space and faclll,lei
free. aud the newspapers are liberal
In nrtherlng the aims OF such gath.
erings.
Capt Heard says that. above all. he
wants the boys aud girls Of his kin.
dred 10 gather and learn the great les
s0n taught with regard TO Amorlcai
development and resources by tn,
Z greatest fair the world has ever known.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19
At rohIo ~ so,ous.
Victories of fngo aud Numimura
set the r"puin-c Wild.

Toxic AUG i5-Fiass are flying.
lanterns are rllmmering ard cries Of
"banzal are rigging In the streets Of
Toxic In honor OF the victories gained
Al sea by Admiral Togo and vlce-Al-
mural Kamimura
Underneath the lollihcatlon OF the
populace lies feeling OF deep sa,lsiac-
t!on and qualification AT the disposal
Of q dclps ,'cy serious problem " tho
whf
The Russian squadron which con-
fronied Admiral Togo refused battle.
II was stronger that Admlr9Js Togo's
squadron In ha,tleships and srmored
cruisers, and had Il elected 10 deh,,
the result might have altered the for
tunes OF war The strength of the
squadron which opposed Admiral Togo
compelled HIN to cras vessels from
the squadron under vIce-Admlral Ka-
minura. aud this left the japanese
aa7y powerless TO operate against ,Le
Russian Vladiyostok squadron
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19
ronr ,niaI1 u ,rNr.
MlLndo sR,. capture ~ the strnnE-
beId Musi lie En-rtrd.

Lao Wang Aug. i5-All T. qulc' On
the eastou front Apparently tho
Iapanosc are not attempting any fur
ther advance on Liua Yang. hut are
turning all their attention to rort Ar.
thur. concerning which rtre a con.
siderable uncaH!ess letc.
Rcports arc cunning In Of several
lard attacks on Port Arthur duylns tho
last few DAYS u wa, stated ON Al
gust Ia that The japanese had before
Pori Arthur 10000 men aud 400 guns.
u which 90 are howitzerr
whc'hcr rorl Arthur stands or falls.
Il viii cost the japanese enormously.
It Is estimated that thcy will lose 30.-
ool men II they take the fortress. bat
II they DO take It IL viii be scriolp Tor
tie Russian array, as It will result In
the releasing oi a majority of the Jap
ancsc 'olihern force for an advance
of Lao Yang
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

the circumstance. It's presence WAS
opportune. The notorious insecurity
Of foreign life an properly at Beirut
was remedIedby he removal Of the lo-
cal governor aps thc substitution Of .
more energetic 81 frierdly officer In
his place. Tho Immediate object bav.
ing been acconffished. the squadron
withdrew the lart OF January. 1904.
In the meantime ure Lcishman's en-
Joayors to advance settlement OF the
general questions at Issue were una
vaillnr. the porte being apparently
unwilling TO meet the pnsldcntG re-
quests during the presence of the
American iieet In TuskisiSssatsrs. Its
withdrawal. however. did not hasten
matters
The audience was at last accorded on
July 20. 1904. His majesty promised
Immediate consideration for tho sub
ject. and fixed Tuesday. August 2, ns
the time when dehnlte response
would be given to Mr.. Leishman by
his majesty. The date then fixcd was
postponed to Thursday. but on Thurs.
day Mr.. Lelshman telerraphed that
the promised reply had not been re
cciycd.
Thrreuron the president directed
that the Mediterranean squadron. then
at VILE France. near Nice. should pro-
cecd 10 Smyrna. In order that. II the
sultan's reply should stlll be with.
held. or be given ard prove unfayor-
able. the minister might be received
ON board with the cuurtesy due to his
high ofllcc. and conveyed to some con.
vcnlcnt place. while Mr.. Lcishman
was instructed TO press again for an
immediate answer. falling which he
was to depart on Indefinite leave oi
abscnce and repair IN board the flag.
ship lie was especially charged &c
crdclvor 20 reach 1tiefactory assur.
anco " settlement lefore the arrival
" the feet ai Smyrna. In order that IT,
visit riRht be one Of friendly courtesy
henitlng the good understanding oi
tho two royernmsnt.
The feet. which was expected TO nr.
rive at smyrna on the morning oi
Tuesday. the 18th. dd no, reach port
until the i?th. On Thursday after.
noon. however. the sultan sent one oi
hA private secretaries 20 see Mr.
Lclshman and submit the reply OF hli
majesty giving assurnncc that no dis
elimination shall be made between
American schools and ihore Of other
ns'ionnii'lcs. and. incidentally. pIcr-
Ing an indemnify IN the amour,
claimed five thousand pounds Turkish
to an American citizen. Mrs Lane. M
the price of properly owned by her.
The indemnity to be paid To Mrs
Lane. closes. II Il believed. tho only
pccunlary claim pending against tho
Turkish government
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

Thh hfticih annual session Of the In
icrnniord Typographical union Just
hold h, convention hall on the Worlds
alr Trounds, In 81 Louis. 10 ono
amoE The organlzcd bodica OF labor
that knows what to do end when aad
how 10 de- ~ To It's example union
iator throuIhcr. ,he corntry l. much
Indebted for its success. and through
its Efforts sooner or laier capital and
lahog VIII BE- brought together on a
plana wherv. AL disagrcowents between
them will hn easy of settlement
through arbitration.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

Tn man behind tho new postage
mission" idea Is Rov. Walter Rels
Hunt. pastor Of the Fhst Unitarian
church Of Orange. n. J. His church has
cheerful letter dcpa' tmcni." tho
chief Idea Of which IL to reach those
who live Ia the remote and sparscly
Settled districts ana who could not.
even Il they desired. attend regular
places OF worship.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19
THE TRIBUNE.
Putsi.h.d ~
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MONTGOMERY. haIasouni

II must bc admitted that there are
sSccrissns ~ all r.ies, II Is tho rule
that the sons of rich men do not
amoun, 10 anything The sops OF the
Astors, The vaaderbilis aLd Jay Goiid
arc among the exceptions In this ooun-
Try. 4, -
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

The quality. variety aud character OF
the instrumental and vocal music con
cerls and entertainments at the
World'a fair form what can be- best
described ~ "A world Of music" 10
there were nothing In the wotld's fair
but the organ recl,ala. the plano re-
ci,als. the vocal concerts, the sym.
phony orchestra concerto. the band
concerts and the music display. no
visitor would have rcasul tn complain.
In Every respect the music exhibit IA
an Important feature Of the exposition,
and To musicians m much ~ to pleas.
urc-sesatrg
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

There Is no human power that could
possibly Withstand the devotion of the
jnpancs" soldlery to their country.
Every Jap, whether officer or private.
ia n hero determined to win In tho
struggle or die Under these condi-
iinns Russia might Just as well bow to
ths Inevitable and gct out of Man
rhurh a. Hhe promised to do but
failodi to keep her prumife.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

Toxic. Aus. 5.-vicc-Admiral IA.
mlmuia encountered tho Russian V'adi.
vostok squadron at dawn Sunday
north Of Tu island. In the strait %;
Korea. and attacked the enemy % once.
Tn, battle lasted for nyc hour. aud
resulted in complete JapAnc.o VIC
tory. The Russian CruiHor Rur.k was
sunk. and the cruisers Rossla and Gro
moboi Aed 20 the norihwari. after hay-
iEg gusialhcd serious damage.
viec-Admirai Khmlmura cables Tho
navy department that the injuries ln-
nicted upoi his vessels were slight.
The faics Of the crew of the Rurlk
Is not known. II T. presumed that many
of them were Killed or drowned
The strength OF the iiect lndcr Vice
Admiral Kamlmga ls not known, bat
n Il presumed that he had the Aillra,
idsumo, iwite. TaAashiho and other
light cru.fers.
Toxic % Joyous over the uc.s. 40 IL
gives japan mastery Of the sea aud re-
stores commerce
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

John Holland. the inventor ef ,he
submarine boat. has devised n nylne
machine. on the aeroplane principle.
which. he believes, may make aerial
navigation safer than bicycle riding
The advantage cf the bicycle Is that the
rider Is nearer 10 tho stopping place.
The Montgomery tribune., 1904-08-19

The Bnringinn's new road from old
Monroe 10 Mexico has been connected.
Regular freight trains are oXpsted to
be running In few days. and passcn-
ger trains by September l. Depots,
tanks and sgltchtI ai1 bclng built
alone the line.