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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.:
oRDER or PUBLICATION.

STATE or MISSOURI.

Cousr or MosraoMrWY.
Plea. nnd Prosecuting. had In circuit court
Nc CITY of Montgomery. county aud state
Aforesaid. nj the Npvrtnicr term IiHI, hnh nfi
the 18th day thcr,s,f. to,wlti Monday, ,N9y.n'
snn. Judge ~ the nth Judicial circuit ~ Mis-
souri,. aud judge ~ this court. the following
among other proceedings we're had to-wlt;
state % Missouri, q the rrls,lonl
COLLECTOR ~ revenue ~ Mont. Action IA
gumrry county, In the state " enforce
Missouri. Plaintiff, tas lieu
II. r. Buraguari, Defendant.
INV IN this slrl day ~ November. 1914. comr'
plhintln hy IT. attorneys hll u Appearing -
the Satisfaction ufih. rnnrt That the drfrnl,
nut, H. T. Nurugunri rnnnut In summoned IN
this action, II il nrlurri by the court that
publication lc made, notifying HIN that an
hrtlnn has hrcn commenced against him 10y
prtitinn In the Tirruit court uf Mnnlguui'
cry county. In the state ~ Missouri, til
object aud general nature ~ which il "a vn'
furro thu lien NJ ihn state ~ Missouri f9'
situate In Montgomery county. Missouri
tn-wit; ~ acres ~ y, ~, :. III. section !, town
,hip 10, range q. west. And 70 recover th'
i-ld, l>gi, iss. Ism aud lp0. That unless h. ~
and appear ~ the nrLt regular term ~ thl'
rourt "a ls laguu aud held AZ the court house,
10 the city ~ Montgomery, in the county ul
Montgomery, aud state ~ Missouri, IN ths
ilrt Monday IN May next, 1891. aud irnnswei
or otherwise plead Ia plaintiffs petition, III
,amr viii he taken ~ confessed aud Judg'
mrnt rendered nrcurdlngly,
III II furthr ordered that a copy hereof bp
publish In the Montgomery rAinuSk, "a news
paper printed and published In Montgomery
county, Missouri. for four weeks sucrcsS
lively, the last Insertion ~ h. at least tftvril
days hcfurc tho lsi day NJ thu next regular
term 1T this court,
STATE OF MlSsovMl; is.
I, Everett nirton. clerk ~ the Circuit cour
~ Montgomery county, Missouri. do hcrcbl
certify that the hlsyc II u true copy of til
order ~ publication In the cause thcrrll
named, ~ fully ~ the SAME appears of rccor'
In my office.
wuSg ~ my hand ~ Clerk aud the seal u
--- said court, Done NJ uiiirc IN cit.
sEAL of Montgomery, county and stat
'--' aforesaid, this .lrd day Of Frbru
AIRY, 1901. EVERETT BARTON.
Circuit Clrrl
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
OF MISSOURI: sA

STATE OF. MISSOURI, l..
ous'y or MoSrOoNEny. -
Pleas and proceedings In circuit court NJ
city Of MONTGOMERY, Dccembcr ip0h said
November term 1908, to-wit; Tuesday. de-
cember I. 1904 before Honorable II. W. john
sou. Judge % the nth judicial circuit Of Mis-
souri, and Judge of the circuit court 81 said
ings were had, to-witi
state ~ Missouri. Mt the relation /
and to the USE Of W. l, Gardner,
Collector Of Revenue of Mont
g.omery county, In the stats q Action to
Missouri, Plaintiff, , enforce
Alexander seymore and Isabel
sey Defendants
Now on this list day of Dccembsr =, 1904 comes
plaintiff by is attorneys, and u appearing TO
isabel seymore, cannot be summoned In this
action, Ii Is ordered by the court that pub
LEGATION be made notifying her that an action
has been commenced against her by petition
IN the circuit court OF Montgomery county,
In the state Of Missouri, the object and
general nature OF which N 10 enforce the lien
OF the state of Missouri, for taxes upon the
following descrihed land. situate In Mont
gomery couney. Missouri, to-wit; 10 acres 5.
O.. 5. ". =. ". section =, township 80, range 4,
west, and 10 recover the amount Of taxes on
said land for this years 1900 and 1901. Thai
unless she be and appear at the next regular
the court house In the city II Montgomery, in
the county OF Montgomery, and state OF Mis-
souri,, on the first Monday In May next iQO4,
and hle answer or otherwise plead to plain
uns petition. the same will By taken AS con
fessed and judgment rendered accordingly.
ills further ordered that IA copy hereof be
published In the Montgomery TRIBUNE. n
newspaper printed and published az Mont
! gomery county, Missouri. for four weeks
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08

There Is only mi woman coal
miner In Missouri, and she has
but one arm. Miss Minnie Petrie
began to work In the mine Of her
nephew, Theodore Petrie, near
Fulton, a few years ago, because
he could not get as many men as
he wanted. The first day she
worked she wore feminine clothes,
but finding them unsuitable, the
next day she wore an old suit Of
her nephew's, and attired In mems
clothes she has been digging coal
ever since. She is 30 years old.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08
FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1904.

II Folk Is nominated Missouri
will be certain Of n good governor
for the next four years. because
the republicans could not hope to
defeat him with other than n first
class man.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08
Final Settlement Notice,

Notice II hereby given that the undersigned
executor ~ The e,tit. ~ Charlie. Rohliing,
deceased. VIII NJ the newt regular term ~ tho
Probate Dourt Of Montgomery county, Mis-
souri,, " be- begun aud held nc tlicrourt house.
In tho City. 81 Montgomery In said county.
nnth thlrd Monday In April next. 1901, make
u hnal settlement ~ said estate,
N. W. HILLEBRANn, administrator
EstnIe ~ Chnrles hnhlnng. decnnscd.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08

successlyely, the last Insertion To be at least
fifteen days before the commencement Of tho
next regular term ~ this court.
CLERKS CERTIFICATE.
STATE OF MISSOURI. l..
COUNTY or MONTGOMERY. r"
4. Ever-tt narton. clerk of the circuit court.
of Montgomery county Missouri do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing N u fun
aud perfect copy of the order of publication
In I'll. cause thrrcin named. NJ fully ~ tn.
SAINT. Appears ~ record In my Office,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ! have hrrcuntO
80 set M hand aud affixed the seal
}sEAL Of said court. Done at Office la
- atty Of Montgomery, county and
state aforesaid, this the .nth day OF March,
A. u. 1904. EVERETT BARTON.
Circuit Clerk
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-04-08
On. Thos. oWIN0s,

Birthplace Of Y. N. c. A.
London Is the birthplace OF the
Young Mems Christian association.
and although It celebrated some eight
years ago its semi-centennial It has
not become languid.
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07
LIFE PREsERVERs WEIGHTED
omesrs Of Camden. N. J.. Cork Com
osny Under Arrest.

omesrs Of a Camden. N. J., Cork Com
osny Under Arrest.
Washinston. Oct S.-A conspiracy
which has been developed by officials
of the department Of commerce and
Labor and Of the department Of justice
resulted in the arrest at Camden. ". J.,
Of J. 4. stone, H. C. Quintard. Charles
W Russ and James Russ. officers Of
The Nonpareil Cork Works. They we're
apprehended by the United States mar
shsl for the district Of New Jersey, IN
der an Indictment found on September
. BY the United States grand jury at
Trenton charging them with conspir-
ine 70 defraud the government and
urejudice the administration Of the
steamboat inspection laws by putting
upon the market compressed CORK
blocks for use in making life preserT-
srs. each OF which blocks contained in
its centre a piece Of bar iron about six
inches long and weighing eight ounces.
The iron bar was inserted and con-
cealsd in the block for the purpose Of
increasing the weight 70 the legal re-
uuirement of six pounds Of good cork
for each life preserver. The men ar
rested will be arraigned before the
United States district court Of New
Jersey, to plead % the Indictment
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07
WASHINGTON LETTER.

! A large and enthusiastic crowd
I surrounded the depot in this city
on Thursday evening last TO greet
the President, who arrived about =
O'Clock with his wife and family.
! Speaking of the accident which oc-
Cured to his train IL Baltimore,
while passing through a tunnel, ne
I said it was slight, and that II all
| his troubles were as small he would
get along beautifully. A series Of
/ receDtions and entertainments viii
! at once begin At the Waite House,
as many notable foreigners are N
town.
Along with the President many
other notable people are returning
to the. National Capital. among
these are the Government "scieu-
fists filed to the brim with ad-
ventures and studies. which Will see
the light in forthcoming bulletins
and winter evening lectures al the
clubs. DR.. Tittman, of -he Coast
and Geodetic survey, has returned
from a long and arduous TIP
among the lofty mountains OF
Alaska. He went to that land OF
snow and storms TO supervise the
marking Of the international b0un-
dary as defined by the recent treaty
with Great britain. He SAYS II
will take a long time 70 -et up all
the posts, as the line Is Z. coo miles
long, the summers are short. muCl
rain falls, and sometimes the tops
of the mountains are hidden by
mists for weeks. Often ne met
mountain streams which were I'M
passable. He wished 10 have q
clear skyline twenty feet wide
through the dense woods. along the
boundary, but found TINS was I'M
possible of accomplishment, as
many of the fr trees are eight teet
in diameter. He smiles when
asked if there is auy danger OF the
timber supply being exhausted.
The forestry problem n Alaska IS
how to get rid Of the t1ees.....-Dr. .
[. o. Howard, OF kissing bug ana
mosquito fame, passed a portion Of
the summer IN Arizona, studying
The varieties of the cactus plant N
hat TERRITORY, and the nature OF the
insect life. He has not yet given
names to all the new insects, nor
;ullv decided which is the best cac-
us for cultivation, or 10 what use
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07
THIRD ATTEMPT TO WRECK SHIP
Hole Bored in Bottom Of 5attlship Con-
nectlcut and Compartment 2 aIooded.

Hole Bored in Bottom Of Battlsnip Con-
necticut and Compartment @jooded.
New York. Oct 3.-The New York
Herald says. Three times within a
half year has the hand of treachery
been f0iled in attempts TO wreck the
United States batueship Connecticut
launched at the New York navy yard
on Thursday Only Saturday was the
last drop OF water pumped from a COM
parrmenc which filed from a hole
bored through the halfinch steel keel
plates on the ships bottom.
THE three thousand workman az
the View York yard have been inform
ed Of these attempts to seriously IN
iure and perhaps permanently damage
the powerful lighting craft. Il is ex-
pected that their loyalty will assist the
care OF the authorities in frustrating
further attempts and that their indig-
nation nay possibly lead 10 the detec-
rion OF The perpetrators OF the pre-
vious 0utrages.
ssThe Euard on the Connecticut has
been strengthened. and the sentnels
understand that i they kill man in
the act OF trying 10 injure the ship
they viii receive the thanks Of the
navy department.
The story says that six months ago
it was found thar holes had been bored
through the centre OF rivets in the
hull. allowing q leakage. This ACT was
discovered and new rivets inserted.
There is no clew 70 the identity Of
the perpetrators OF these Outrages.
That they may be discovered is con-
sidered almost hopeless il they do not
asain renew their attacks on the ship
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07

Eliminating the material out oi
which the children S bread is made
Leaven, everywhere in scripture,
s the type of corruption. 1t no
where means anything else. Under
the Old Testament dispensation il
is, put away leaven out of your
houses, in preparation for the
feast of the Passover. It is the
feast of "unleavened bread" a
figure that under christianity all
sin aud corruption should be for
ever put away from Gods people.
So in the New Testament it is be-
ware of the leaven of the Phari-
sees which is hypocrisy. " a lit
tie leaven (corruption) leaveneth
the whole lump the Assembly.
Purge out the old leaven (of cor
ruption) that We may be a new
lump, according as ye are unleav-
ened. Thus it always is in the
Word of God; so that leaven never
signifies any other than evil. IN
this parable then we have plainly
set before US the truth that the
church should in the process of
time become leavened with corrup-
ton. The three measures of meal.
a figure, in the meat offering, of
Christ Himself, we have the pure
thing, the church as formed at Pen
+ tecost, corrupted and ruined as
Gods Light Bearer in the earth.
We have the same sad truth fully
set forth again in the second and
third chapters of revelations, when
Christ comes in judgment, finds
the church declined through the
full seven stages from Ephesus on
down to Laodicea. 1t is from the
loss of First Love" in Ephesus,
through The Doctrine of Baalam, "
service for hire-"The Doctrine of
The Nicolaitaues" believed to be
clericy-"Thou sufferest that wo-
man Jezebel which calleth herself
a prophecies, to teach, etc. down
to LaOdicea at the end, where he
says Il know thy works that thou
art neither cold or hot; so then be-
cause thou art lukewarm, I will
spew thee out of my mouth. Such
is Gods judgment at the end of this
gospel age: 50 "as it was in the
days af Noah, and as it was in the
days of Lot in Sodom so shall it be
when The Son of Man is revealed. "
But sad as it is ; as humiliating
as it is to the pride Of man; as over
whelming as it may be to the wise
and learnsd theologians of the day,
the testimony of Gods infallible
word is, that all shall be a mass of
ruins when the age closes with the
appearing of The Son Of Man. His
word now is to all his own, Be
hold J stand at the door and knock,
if any man hear my voice and open
the door will come in to him and
will sup with him and he with ne.
To him that overcometh will 1 grant
to sit with me in my throne, even as
II also overcame and an set down
with nv Father on His throne. He
that hath an ear let him hear what
the Spirit saith unto the churches. '
How many will hear for 1t IS to
individuals IN the churches.
= ?
Milford chronicle., 1904-10-07

it can be put. A new FIBRE plant
may be one of the results Of his
trip. The discovery has been made
in England that ramie is the com
ing fibre plant and will be a cheap
substitute for cotton. One Of the
problems before the Departments OF
Agriculture is the perfection Of a
machine for extracting the fibre
from the ramie.
Mr.. Francis B. Loomis is again
at his desk in the State Depart
ment. He says he thinks the
United States leads the world as
an international merchant. As
everybody knows it is now the lar
gest exporter Of domestic products.
How about our best custom er? %
he was asked.
Great Britain, by all odds, is the
best We have.
How about the fight against
American goods p
There IS no fight; but all
through Europe American factory
methods are being introduced. "
How about goods now being
made in Europe p
Many articles which were once
exported from this country are
now made in Europe, such as furu-
iture, shoes, machine tools, bicycles,
hardware. etc.
How about Yankee notions -
The Germans are constantly on
a still hunt for yankee novelties. -
How can we keep up our for
eign trade p
We will always do that through
our ability to invent new things -
Regardless Of Democratic predic-
tons concerning the coming cleo
ton, a dead calm of assured secur-
ity prevails in the various depart
ments of the government, and all
the bureaus are busy with e5ti-
mates, reports and the coming win
ter's work. Secretary Morton is
considering the request of the Navy
Yard employees for an increase Of
wages. Before he grants it he will
ascertain what other large indus
trial companies pay for the same
kind Of work. .... It is denied that
there is any discord at Panama be-
tween the Governor, Gen. Davis,
aud Chief Engineer Wallace. It
will really be a long time before
serious work is begun on the canal.
Another year will be needed to
complete the sanitary arrange
ments. Seventeen physicians,
mostly from the navy, have been
tolled off to go to Panama and as
sumo control of the health bureau.
Their aggregate salaries amount to
Sos. 600 a year. Several more doc
tors will be sent. Col. R. VI. Har-
rod gives it as his opinion that the
Panama canal Will be open for traf-
hc within FIVE years. He thinks
the problem is an easy one But
Commodore Walker and the Chief
Engineer prudently hesitates to set
4 limit 10 the time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-16
Wh' Women Look Old.
Illness and Suffering Leave Deeper Marks Than Age-A Certain Home
 Cure for All WOmen's Troubles.

Many-very many-women look old long before their time. Wrinkles, crows feet, hollow cheeks. sunken eyes, gray hair and other marks of age come years before they should They are the direct result of the suffering caused by diseases peculiar to the sex They can be gotten rid of only by re- moving the cause.
 G. F. P. (Gerstle's Female Panaceal cures every form of female weakness and restores health and youth and beauty It will make any jaded run down woman look from five 10 ten years younger. All misplacements, ir. regularlties and weaknesses are cured safely and quickly by this wonderful remedy In the privacy of the home. It Is purely vegetable, absolutely harm less and certain in it's cure.
 Many women have been restored to life and health by this great remedy af- ter all others had failed and doctors given them up. Leucorrhea, falling of the womb. and all troubles of the ova- ries are cured permanently by G. F. P It Is for sale by druggists at $1.0O q bottle. and If you are not benefited by it's use your money will be returned to you at once and without question by the druggist from whom you purchased. If not kept by your druggist will be sent to you prepaid on receipt of same price and on same conditions.
 If you feel that your case needs espe . cial attention. write to Ladies' Health Club. care GerstIe Medicine Co, Chatta nooga, Tenn, and your letter will be answered in confidence by intelligent | and sympathetic women. Write today and be relieved of all your troubles and suffering. CD
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-16
COULDN'T GET PRISONER.
J. W. Westberry Will Resist Being
 Taken to Georgia.

J. w. Westberry who was arrested Tuesday night on a telegram from Ha- gan. Ga. charging intent to defraud the Hagan Bank. still occupies a cell in the city prison. and it is probable that a writ of habeas corpus will be sued out today for his release.
 w. G, Warwell. a stockholder of the bank, and Dr. C. Smith, of Hagan. Ga. arrived in Montgomery last night and went to police headquarters for the purpose of taking Westberry back to Georgia with them, but as they had no requIsition Westberry was not turned over to them. They had in their pos session warrant charging intent to defraud
 Westherry has employed counsel and will fight the plan to take him to Geor- gia under what he terms "cut throat scheme" to get his money. In talking of his arrest and imprisonment under the charge of intending to defraud the Hagan Bank. Westberry said the whole affair was misunderstanding if 1t could he spoken of that politely. He said that he had a note in the bank for $40 due December l. and that he had paid the interest on the note from June to it's maturity. He placed in the bank as collateral a note for the same amount due him which matured Octo-
 
 hank that If the collection of the note due him was not made to notify him SO he could forward the necessary amount for the pavment of his note He further says that he sold his place of business a Hagan and that 1t was no secret that he was going to leave . Through the bank. which is prosecuting him. he says. he received S1,500 on the sale of his home.
 They have beat me out of S400 or $500" he said plaintively, "and they want more: that is the reason wanted to move away from there. I sold my home and told my wife that as soon as I found a home I would come back for her. Nothing short of death could keep me from going back to Georgia and I am going to stir things up. have always been a law abiding citi- zen but I don't know whether I can hold out now
 westberrv looks and talks like an honest farmer
 Warnsll and Smith did not discuss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-16

afternoon. Sonoata was a big favorite for the unfinished 2:14 trottfng event from Tuesday, but the New York geld ing. Alberto, proved a surprise by talk
 The 2:14 pace was very closely con- tested: the judges having considerable difficulty in separating the leading horses at the wire. in two of the heats. Barnett. the winner. was the second choice.
 The a:12 trot was left unfinished or account of darkness. Invader was fn- vorite. Both of the heats were produc- tive of hot finishes between three of 2:14 trotting, s1,ooo; three in five; three heats trotted on Tuesday. Alberto. oh. g.. by Pellini. Sssea SFSsesa bsy D n; g. ,k'PPsS2 K ePssnsr, .s
 Blackthorn and Sidney McGregor started; sta, Time. s:,! IT; s:is i-4; Euxenite. g. m. by Expedition. whitten Wilkes b. g., (Demar- Mss.esr. esss b. bi;i;:;':ss g.. tBiss:j , 2
 Tom Phair. Dash. Lily Sligo. Nanita, and zambia started. Time. 2l7 s.4. '2:15 1-4; 2:1s 1-2
 Three-y -year-olds' trot.. s1.ooo: two in Grace Bond, b. f., by The Bonds
 man. (ialcomb) ............1 { 1 Princess Athel. b. f.. (DeRyder) 3 1 3 Totara, b. f. (Titer) ............4 3 3
 Osmond also started. Time, 2:15 1-4: 2:15 1-4; 2:17 3-4.
 2:14 class pace. s1,ooo; three in five. Barnett A. B.. br. h.. by All
 cantara. (Biggs) ..........3 1 1 1 Vice Regal, b. g.. James)...1 { ! 4 ]. T. Washburn. b. h.. CDa-
 vies .....2 2 3 2
 Billy. Roberts Own. Ginger Henry N Fuzzy, Little Dick. Baron H, and Mace started. Time, 2:13 1-4; 2:13 1-4; 2:13 12; 2:1E.
 2:12 trot. si.ooo: two fin three: unfn- ished.
 Patchens Maid, blk. m., (Starr). ...4 1 Altro L.. blk. m., (Dickerson) .....1 4 Invader, b. g., (DeMarest) .......2 2
 Fl Milagro, Lady Gail Hamilton and The General started. Time. 2:13 1-4; 2:14 1-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-16
THE ALTMANs IN GEORGIA,
Sheriff Herndon Says They Are Beyond
 His Jurlndiction

Jacksonville. Fla, Sept 15-Among the resolutions passed today by the Turpentipe Operators Convention was one calling on the Governor of Florida to enforce the law by securing the ar rest of the Altmans for killing Jack son Duncan and Jim Riley oh the Geoc- gia Southern and Florida train Sunday night, and the shooting of w. NJ. Dun can at Baxter on the following day.
 Sheriff Herndon of Baker County. was here today. He says the Altmans are all at Moniac. on the Georgia side of the river. where they live, and they are beyond his jurisdiction The con ductor of the train on which the homi eide occurred says that the train Was in Georgia when the men were killed