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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

President Roosevelt indorscs tho
platform adopted nt the Chicago
convention. judge Parker may
indorsc the st. Louis platform
after he gc,s through making am
cndmcnts that arr repugnant to
the men who have been voting
with him In at least two prcsidcn-
tlnl campaigns.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Judge Parker has published his
letter OF acceptance, but 1t contain 8
nothing new or important, and 10
doing him no good. He seems to
change his mind now every time
he makes . new speech or writes .
new letter.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
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STATE OF discount; lss
Plea. ard grorss.a,ss. !. cirr.I. court -
said, q, tho May, ~. adloutsed term to.wit.
Monday, Ausyst 9Th. !.s... bcicrc the Hon
eI."i s y; " II 5p1 N,s,s. ,lds g.. q iS SSr ,,'s |pa,-
inss v.re had. 10 wits
gate 81 Missouri. At the relation
aud tn the use ~ WI. daydner.
Collector ~ iicvenue ~ Mont
s"'"''' '''"''' Plaintiff. sais,rs
Louisa Ka~lowslv. i,cfesdant.
Now On this Dth day of August. ipi. cones
plaintiff by is attorneys. aud - Appearing To
The Satisfaction ~ th. rouft that dsfendsnt
IDulsa koslowsky, gannnt I've Summoned In
lids artion. II Is ordered by the court THAI
publication lee made notifying her that sn
.,,i,loo ia Ihr circuit court Sf Montgomery
,,un,y IN the state ~ Missouri. the object anb
general nature u which !. " ENFORCE the li.s
~ the state II Missouri. for taxes up,n thu
f,Ii"ving described land. situate IN Mont
geometry county. Missouri. to-witi !nts u. 70
and Bin blVrk : In Kphinson's nddiiiun tp
s,sgyaa, ~ 'asrs ~ said land f"r the years
Isa aud iiDii That unlcss She H. and appear
At the ncSt regular term ul thls COURT tn.lss
i,ceun aud held ~ the court bou-s. ~ the city
! ~ Montgomery In tho county ~ Montsom-
cry. aud state ~ Missouri, On the second
Monday In No,eml"r n-,t, W.. ,"n no
,in : petition. The .amc viii ir taken. ns con-
fsSsei and Judgment rendered arrnrhlnsy.
I IL i further nrirr-t that tropy hcrtsif 10
publishssl Va the M~untspm.ry ThiHtNN. a
nee .papcr printed aud published NJ Mont
ennery ruinty. Mis-purl. Tor Tour weeks
.ursrsslyrly. the last insertion Ia u ~ Least.
Hft,.n day iafnfc thu nr>t day ~ the n-st
res llar term 81 this ~,nft
CirRR'- CERTIFICATE.
sr,tE 81 MISSOURI L..
gurNri ~ MuSrlourn,, -
T. Everett nattnn. cicrk ~ the rlr,uit coure.
~ MONTGOMERY county. Missouri do h"trbv
certify that the ab I'VE ,nd foregoing g. u atfuo
Therein named, u. fully a. the sam" apnsars
" r-s'uul In my onlrc.
NusTss my baud ~ Click and to- seal OF
- s,id ruurt ihn- ~ office 10 atty
tEENL uf Montgomery. county aud stats
'-' aforesaid this ist day OF sep
teml~f. 1871. EVERETT N>kfON,
Circuit Clcvk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION.


John Corm,n. Plaintiff.
The unknowu heirs ofwiuism Court Tor
Parks; the uuknpwn iwlr~ Montgomery
Of ". il.csc the unknpsn Scobn'y, vs.
hrifs ~ Iphn T. Nunneliyi spuri. No
the nnkuown heirs ~ VIII NcnilHrr tern,
liam n. >unneliy. TOT
Nus on this 9Th day ~ s-pi"mtrr. tot.
comes the pitlutir aud hic. hl. is'tltlun.
,sriurd ~ afidsvi-. >iiitng aif,i,s other
hing. thai All ~ tide defendants ARE MN.
r,siicnt- ~ the stat" ~ Missouri. nr that
thslr ShcrHttsguts are unkuuwn u plttnttn.
sni that the ORDINARY prtrss ~ law cannot
H. .,'rvrl upon them; that Their. are parties
ga wluts- utntts Ia ctnuut iusst tNHsu~r
they arr %unknnen ~ hin, "a Il u J. aiso un-
kunsn ~ him what th'ir INTEREST arr ~ how
der vri. that h. lrlirsr.thlt william PARIS.
u " Itegs. John 4. Namely aud william u.
Nuunriis ar dead that thu object apd gen.
erai nat IRE ~ this suit ~ tpp,rfeT't ~ .%.rv.pri
title ny limit ttlun under -'T'tipn ~ t%trti.,Ti
.tRiutcs ~ Missouri ~ isn Ia the %fplinsins
du>'riirsi rial estate situate IN Montgomery
cunnty Missouri to.witi -putli west undrt.t
~ the nptth sr.t quarter AMI thr snullt-
west quarter ~ srctiUn N. township T. north,
rang \ west,
III !. ,herfprs oriar.d ny tho clerk In w
ratlo that the above ntmvl defendants lie
aud uul,rrr ~ III" Nest rfguttr tern ~ this
rIufi ~ ne isgun anI held ~ the ruurt hntse
In the ely ~ Montgomery, - nigomcrs cnun
", MiS.ouri un the ind Monday ~ N~uNrmtsri
iiaL, ~ ut before the ihird day ~ said term.
N II shall u, luns contiuur, aud II nut. STORE
ihr cnd ~ The terra, and Me their answer ~
otlisrsisr plea ~ pltinttf. petition, ~ TIE
snn" shall i"t,krn ~ confessed aud iudR.
msut rendered accordingly.
u Il. farther ordered by the Clerk In saf,-
q ~ that a ss,py hereof H. Published 10 the
~ ganisry ruinuNE. . newspaper puiili .iic1
In thi, g,,unty fur -four weeks surfrs-ivrly. ai
least unse a week the last Insertion to IT, nl
ir ~ ~ days before the commence nrnt 81
the nrxt o. fuisr term ~ this cturt,
WITNESS nav hand and the seal II
t~y,L our court thls iIth day ~ srptrm'
trer. iHl true copy.
EVEKEyr BARTON.
tlcrk ~ thu Circuit court ~ MuutgOnrr)
tpunty, Nl,spufi.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Or. mos. OWINGS.

RESILIENT DENTIST. Cr,an aud nrids.
~ sptk a Speciality. uMi r IN ChAlslrk
bulldius, Montgomery cas-, Nc
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

nsTEOFArHIT rHNsIFINN7 IN, fs'rnf In
removed ~ Most frnrty tlty ~ engage
IN ~" p~rartlc" NJ hlr protection. Cal aud
s"r hinis uflrr ~ residence . door, south.
east ~ baptist Chur'h.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION.


STATE ~ MISSOURI -.
t;ouNN ~ MpSraogEny., -
ri.,s aud pr,'rcsiins, ~ circuit court 40
city ~ Montgomery. county and stat. afors-
said. Mt the May iai. adloarnei term t".witf
Monday August nth. ii.t. h~f1r the Hon
ufails N. ". lohnstp. ludRs ~ III" ith
Judicial sirruit ~ Missouri aud Jadrr 81 this
'siuft. ~. following an ,ns other prs'ecd-
lnrs wcr. had. to-~tti
stat. ~ Missouri. AZ the rriatiun
aud 81 the u-s ~ ". Ltnuin.r.
Collector ~ ltssrnuU uf Mont Agthpu tso
Fnmery county, Missouri. rnfor,.
rIslntif tss lien
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Nas IN this 9Th DAY ~ August. lsni. ounce
piaintin hy its nttnfhrys. aud " appearing te
ihe satisfaction ~ tho rnurt that the ic-
i.nllnL inui, 0rlf. c.anl' h. summoned lie
pul,'iratiuu h. msie, nnllfring him that sa
lftipu has t-sVu ~rttmmrufet as aipst him Ivy
petition IN the rir-uit cnlrt" Npnts0rrry
cuunt In ~" sia'' 81 Nis>lurh the "hJ..t
lien ~ The stale ~ Mlsspdft. Tor tHNcs uppn
The ~fnllusln described iund, situate lie
NnntVimrry Fnuniy, Mlsspnri, "a wltt iIts
u and ~ In biloxi IN Ferguson. additlon 10
amount ~ ttNrs IN said iard FIR III. year
n.a That unless h. hn aud appear ~ IN.
nest rrsulsr tern ~ this r'IFt ~ L. t-,gun
aud iigld ~ ~" court hplsH, ~ 81" city ~
Nputf lurry. In the .erunty NJ Mont gum.ry,
aud the state ~ Nis~t1fL. ~ tho ss.spud
NonI,y In Nntrmtsr nrst. ita,. and nia
anssyr ~ ntiicfsiss plead a. SAD plaintir1s
p~r,itfnn, 10" same sit ~" "a zen a. sun
i"ssssi tnd Iudfm"nt fuudersd usatilngly.
itis farther orirrrd that q copy lsrcslf In,
nrs paper pfint.d ma pahil.h.d NJ Mont
ftiuery ruunty. Missouri, fnf fur wgs'ks
slrcsssiv"lN ~" last insrrtinn q, i.f AZ least
hft'.n iaS. taiurl th" Art day If the n-,L
regular tern ~ this rprrt.
CLERKS cEHIiIlcNTF.
STATE 90 Ni-aprHi.
tpfsIS ~ ~NuNIauuHEg.
I. fserrtt Htrt,a. clerk - N. cin-ult court.
~ Mont spnsfy county. Nlssnurt, fn hrrslsy
rrFtify that ~" atslsr anli foregoing i u trns,
COPY ~ thr orief ~ Publication Ia the r.nss,
t"rrin nuuci. a. fuily ~ thv sans apprlrs
~ rs'nfd IN mi, ntis,,
WtTSI-s nv hand ns 'l.fk hni the snii e
,sruL city ~ Mont gpHerS, county anf
- state Hfufustld, tits 1T ,lny "
september loi tNhiiErr HARrDN
,lrruit ,lufk.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

ATTORNEY At LAW, pfhcr In Cnut,
"A 'iuusc. Montgomery city, Me-,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-20

O'Bannon & Clark, Clearwater, Ida
no, makes a special study of miners
wants. They keep on hand a general
line of everything commonly wanted by
mining men, at prices consistent with
the times.
Largest assortment of mining shoes
in Idaho county, at H. A. GREvNG's,
Sites, Idaho.
Jack Henniger, c. H. Natwick, w.
S. Buster, S. B. Buckner, F. O. Harsh,
and H. A. McNulty left town Sunday
to work on the Diamond Joe. This
raises the force to ten men
The Elk Store delivers goods free of
charge to all points where the butcher
wagon goes. Send in your orders di-
rect to the house. j. A. WHITAKER.
Andrew Prader was in town Sunday
from the Union group and returned to
camp Monday. He was feeling jubi-
liant over the outlook Of the property.
All sweaters and o~vercoats at 25 per
cent discount. H. A. GREyING, Sites,
Idaho.
A stork visited the home of Al Glenn,
on upper Main street, early Sunday
morning and left a nine pound girl.
Mother and child are doing well. 3
Have just received a new line of
clothing samples. Buy early and get
first choice. A fit guaranteed. The
ELK STORE.
Warren Bullock left for Spokane
Tuesday morning to procure legal ad-
vice for his forthcoming suit with the
Bitter Root reserve officials.
Send to H. A. Growing, Sites, Idaho,
for your Gold Seal rubber boots.
Miles Rice is dangerously i'll at the
Parr hotel. 1t is understood he is
threatened with appendicitis. His
many friends will regret to learn of his
illness.
Camera fends have discovered they
can get fresh photo supplies at factory
prices at BUsEY's DRUG STORE, Harp
ster, Idaho.
D. G.. Brawner, Jr., of Sumpter,
Ore, is a visitor in u camp, where he
intends to make an extended stay. Mr..
Brawner is a son of our well known
townsman, D. G. Brawner, Sr.
J. F. Reser, of Dixie, came in Mon
day for a short stay. He reports five
feet of snow in Dixie and a heavy fall
which extends all the way to Salmon
river which is a serious menace to stock
ranging on the breaks.
Thomas Hye arrived from Dixie today
for good, having shipped the last load
Of the Dixie Queen mill to the lie Roy
on Crooked river, where MI. Hye will
go to superintend its erection on that
property.
Arrivals at the Hotel Parr during the
week ending February 10, were Oliver
Pichette, Andrew Prader, Dave Brawn-
err, D. M. Evans, Jack Coleson, William
Hogan, F. H. Harper, J. F. Reser, Ed
Lingo, Bud Lingo, Ralph Middleton,
Miner Stewart, ]. Mcpherson, Dale
Clark, P. L. O'Bannon.
"W. A. Stevens is returning to the
Hump-his first love-" says the Lewis
ton Tribune. We are glad to hear it.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-20
ArnalgarM
BEING BRIEF PARAGRAPHS


A large assortment of valentines at
the P. 0. newsstand.
John Olson was in from the Dia-
mond Joe Wednesday returning the
same day.
A fine, new line of up to date station
cry at the P. o. newsstand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Maxwell were
visitors Thursday from their ranch on
Elk creek.
Send to H. A. Greving, Sites, Idaho.
for your Gold Seal rubber boots.
William Hogan, of Orogrande, was a
visitor Wednesday, returning home
same day.
All the leading magazines and illus
trated weeklies at the P. o. Newsstand
Jack Coleson, the Hank Monk of the
Elk City stage line, is back from an ex-
tended trip outside.
All sweaters and ~overcoats at % per
cent discount. H. A. GREvING, Sites,
Idaho.
Miners hardware, shoes and clothing
at the right price at O'BANNoN &
CLARK's, Clearwater, Idaho.
Largest assortment of mining shoes
in Idaho county at H. A. GREvING's,
Sites, Idaho.
First class attention given to horses.
Hay and grain. Teams of all kinds.
Call on Clark & Stillwell, Clearwater,
Idaho.
You can find the most complete line
of shoes in the county at O'BANNON &
CLARK's, Clearwater, Idaho. Prices
from $1.OO to $500 per pair.
Camera iends have discovered they
can get fresh photo supplies at factory
prices t BUsEY's DRUG STORE, Harp
ster, Idaho.
j. H. Colgrove is busy stocking up
for the summer, in anticipation of the
heavy travel between Elk City, Hump
and Big Creek.
H. A. Growing, Sites, Idaho, has
just received an immense shipment of
high grade shoes he has made so de-
servedly popular.
Ed Pell, Clyde Daniels, George Tay-
lor, Gilbert Hull and Billy Hye return
ed to the lie Roy Sunday after taking
in the masquerade.
w. D. Linthicum, of Spokane, has
opened a first class jewelry store at
Grangeville. He is an expert at watch
repairing and positively guarantees all
work. Bring or send your watches to
him.
N. j. Sweeney, formerly of Sites, is
now at the Hump, where he went to
assume charge of the Buffalo Hump
Syndicate's interests at that point.
Big shipment of the famous Stetson
hats Just in; all styles and colors. Also
fine golf caps. H. A. GREvING, Sites,
idaho.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-20

Do you know that SO per cent
of the miners in the Elk Basin
take the MINING News? Give
us your advertising.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1904-02-20

Have known ''Steve" for a good while
and have always considered him a
pretty good man to have in camp. His
opportunities in that camp will, in the
very nature of things, be great.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Trying to Open Channel.

New York. May l3-An explanation
of the explosions heard At Port
Arthur which led to reports that the
Russians were destroying their war
ships in that harbor is furnished in .
World dispatch from St. Petersburg.
It is to the effect that the garrison at
Port Arthur is endeavoring to clear
the harbor entranc, of the stone laden
ships sent in by the Japanese. In
order to remove the distractions
divers are said to have been sent down
who placed charges Of dynamite in
position and succeeded in blowing
away enough of the cement and rock
cargoes to admit the passage Of tor.
pedo boats through the channel
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Endeavor Entertainment.

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Ohristian church will give An en-
tertainment il. the church this even.
ing to which all are cordially invited.
The following excellent program has
heen arranged for the occasion:
Piano solo. Miss May Amter.
Drill. Physical Culture Glasses.
Lulu Lines, acoompanist.
lmpersonation, 1.-THE Runaway
Boy" Virginia McCandless
Wand drill, Physical Quit ure
Glasses.
Reading. ''Old Actors Story
Mics Anna Amter.
Piano solo, Mrs Frederic Kruger.
Reading, How Birdie Studied
Delsarte.'' Miss Fannie Mccormack.
Indian club drills. Physical Cul-
ture Glasses.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Citizen Changes Hands.

The Citizen plant has been leased
to Ed. Broadhead and Will Kelso. who
will assume control Monday.
Charles Bissell ana l.. A Hutton had
the plant leased for year but after
trying it for six months and finding
1t not . wealthy producer have relin-
quished their work, Mr.. Charles Bis.
sell has situation In view and after
short rest will begin his new duties.
Mr.. Hutton will continue to work for
the new firm. The boys have no
expevience in the Newspaper field. but
A. long a. they have money to pay
running expenses they will acoumu-
late experience. The Tribune extends
the frAternsl hand to the new man
agement and wishes them all the good
luck possible in their new undertak ing.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Preparing tor Convention.

Glenwood Springs. May lS-A
meeting was held last night by the
local lodge of Elks to prepare Tor the
will be held here in June. The
place of meeting was decided at the
last convention in Colorado Springs
and the date will be determined in =
few days by Judge n Walter Dixon
Of Pueblo.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Last Nights Snow.

The Dainty Psree company drew 3
good house last night. The ompany
was about the average and gave =
creditable performance. The orches-
ira muisc, under the direction Of W.
I. King WAS first class. H, was as
sisted by Winnie Wilson. Ed. Perkins,
P. Scanlon and Mr.. Mueller, making
FIVE pieces. The company makes its
next stand in Boulder.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Help the Library.

On Tuesday evening May "a, in the
Methodist church. the Choral Union
will give its concert for the benefit Of
the library. An excellent program
has been prepared and every citizen
will be offered an opportunity to buy
the church and to present . program
that will interest and please. Come
and help the library. Every dollar
Of proceeds from the concert goes in.
to the library treasury. Remember
the date. Tuesday. May "a.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Chorus Concert.

The Choral Union will give its con.
cert for the benefit Of the library. on
Tuesday, May "a. A fine program Of
choral music will be presented. Let
every lover of music and singing be
present to enjoy the concert and to
help the library. Watch for the pro-
grar, next week and remember the
date, May "a.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Funeral Of Grant Wiley.

The Elks lodge at Cripple Creek
has requested the Elks lodge Of this
city to have charge Of the funeral
srevices of Grant Wiley who commit
ted suicide by shooting himself in the
head few days ago, and the funeral
The exact hour and full particulars
will be published tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
A QUIET WEDDING.
Two Splendid Young People Of This
Place Narr,ed.

A very quiet wedding took place
ThursdAy afternoon. May 18th At the
home Of Mr.. Cyrus X. Fish in Canon
City, when. in the presence Of only
the immediate relatives OF the bride.
his sister. Miss Nellie b. Fish and
Mr.. Walton l.. Mace. both OF Flor.
nee were united in marriage. Rev.
Mrs. Corpelia A. Williams ofiiciating.
Mr.. Mace is an employe in the Off 70
the United Oil Co. and the newly
married couple will be at home to
their friends In the house in the re-.
finery yard formerly occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. W. K. Ratbvon.
Nc cards issued.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Prof. Barton to Return.

A. N. Parnall received letter from
Prof. Barton this morning stating that
he would arrive here soon and take .
position at the Page mill as assistant
to Mr.. Seymour the assAyer. Mr..
Barton will again De in charge Of the
baud this season aud we may expect
some fine open sir concerts during the
summer It is said that Prof. Barton
now has black eyes and black hair,
but his complexion haa not changed
in the least-the result of leap year,
maybe. You remember. the profess
sor was always bashful.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Liso.yang. May i3-The trains
which left Port Arthur at the time Of
resumption Of communication arrived
here yesterday. A passenger said:
Lite at Port Arthur goes on quiet,
ly and there are plenty of provisions
there.
''On the day that communication
was cut off crowds of people listened
to band concert on the boulevard.
THE last attack of the fire ships
was a wonderful sight. The fire ships
and torpedo boats moved swiftly.
The long stresks of light from the
searchlights lit up the sea. and the
vivid red flashes of the guns Of the
batteries and of those far out at sea
caught the darkness every second as
though juSgler playing With FIRE.
The crews Of the fire ships took to the
boats, the searohlights we're turned on
them and the guns sent them to the
bottom
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

London. May l3-The Daily News
states that Vice Admiral Kamlmura
addressed the men who were going to
bottle up Port Arthur as follows:
my dear children-I am sending
you to the most terrible spot in the
fight. You are victims promised to
the enemy's guns. Had l sons l
should be proud to send them with
you. You go to show the world the
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
w A K Err BRO TIL ERS
Lobach Block.
Departure of Allan Bell.


Our city has met with . great los
in the departure Of DR.. Bell for his
new home 1t Florence. Colo. for
which place he left Tuesday morning
with his daughter Ella. where he OK
poets to meet Mrs. Bell. DR.. Bell
came TO ChAtfield about three and one.
half years ago. in response to . call
from the Presbsyerian soossty. aud
since has filled che pulpit II that
church with great ability, and TO the
entire satistsntion Of his oongfsgaeioa.
He not only sndeared himself 70 his
own people. but BY bis genial. social
and friendly manner and power. won
the respect Of all the people Of tho
city. This was beautifully shown
ON Sunday evening last. whom the
Methodist church was ciosad, and that
congregation with their eminent pas.
tor. DR.. Bull. paid their respect to DR..
Bell BY attending the Presbyterian
ohurnh where DR.. Bull In . feeling,
and eloquent prayer. lovingly express.
." the high estesm in which Dr. Bell
is held. by invoking the choicest bless.
ing of the Lord upon him. On Mon
day evening the congregation met in
the Presbyterian c,urch to bid their
beloved pastor farewell A bountiful
banquet was prepared BY the lsdies,
after which DR.. Cooper. president Of
tho society. presiding In his usual
pleasing and agreeable manner, in.
troduced Mr.. Crawford. Mr.. T. B.
ClAwson. Hon. Joseph Undsrlesk,
Clarence Ferguson and Dr. Bull. and
each Of them. in = feeling and elo.
quent manner, paid to DR.. Bell the
high tribute Of respect which they
felt, and to which he WAS 20 justly
ntitled. After some feeling and
appropriate remarks by DR.. Bell, al
present personally bid him good bye
while many eyes ware dimmed with
tears. and many wishes and prayers
fol the future. happiness Of DR.. Bsll
and his family. were offered. The
reason for the departure Of Or. Bell
from our city il the poor health Of
Mrs. Bell which makes it necessary
that she remain in Colorado, and his
duty to her makes 1t necessary for him
to leave Chatfield. and did duty not
call him away. his congregation here,
feeling that their love for him il reci.
procsted, believe that hs would have
remained as they haa hoped. DR..
Bell has received . call from the Pres
byterian church Of Florence. and Il 10
the hope Of the people Of ChatAsld
that he there meet with the success
and love that here attended. and VS.
felt for him. Chatsnld( MINI. )Nsvs-
Democrat.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Interment In Highland Cemetery.

The remains of the two Goal Greek
miners, John Miller and Evan Will
liams, killed in a mine explosion last
Tuesday at Herrin, ILL.,, will be
brought here for interment in High
land cemetery. The young men were
we'll and favorably known here and
have many friends in this vicinity.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Win Fan to Agree.

Denver. May l3-Up to l O'Clock
this afternoon verdict in the Detec.
tive Enrich case had not been reached.
They jury has been celebrating sine 70
last night and it is reported that three
are for acquittal and three for con.
viction.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
To Ask for Troops.

Denver. May Blowing to the in.
tense feeling over the local election,
q petition ie being circulated today
asking Governor Peabody and Mayor
Wright to call out the state troops on
election day to preserve order.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Sick headache results from a dis
ordered stomach and is quickly cured
by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

The Ocean Wave coal mine owned
by tfe Rocky Mountain Coal and Fuel
Co WAS opened today with n sma IL
force Of non union mines. The COM
pany has two boarding houses and
will add new men as they can secure
them.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

The last base ball game Of the sea.
son will be played tomorrow after
noon at the Ball park. Game called
at 2:30. Admission 25c.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13
Report is Denied.

Washington, May 13-At the White
House it is officially denied that Pen.
sion Commissioner Ware has resigned.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

There is good and bad watch re-
pairing. we do it good or not at all.
Gibbs Jewelry company. D. & r..
G. watch inspectors. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

New Chwang, May 13-The Rus.
SLAMS here deny the report sent to Lon.
don saying that n severe fight had
taken place at Wa-SuDg- Kin in which
many Russians were killed.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Have you an offensive breath? DR..
Yards mouth wash will cure that. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Your watch demagnstissd free il
We clean It. Gibbs Jewslry Co. #
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Sign painting. grainine decorstin,
II J. II. Jansen
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

J. F. Terrence writes New York
life insurance. Ttf
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Paints, Varnishes, Brushes.
j. H. Jansen.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-13

Decorations, room mouldings.
II J. II. Jasen