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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
MUST owe BoND IN MEXICO.
Relatives o. 7. ). Lee. Imprisoned
in Mexican Jail, Are 20 Furnish
Meana OF Release.

Means OF Release.
According 90 letters received from
Mexico the American consul is absent
from the city of Mexico. tho charge
danMros can do nothing and the only
way 10 eject a speedy release for r..
j. lee. the Denver engineer imprison.
ed there for having been IN q wreck.
is So furnish bonds. says the Denver
Republican Police Captain Lee said
that be- Intended taking immediate
measures for furnishing bond
through some bonding company with
Mexican correspondence.
Tho amount of bond required will
be- about 5000.
Yesterday Afternoon tho captain re-.
culycd a letter from Gov Peabody stat.
ing that the consul was gone and that
the quickest way to secure Engineer
Lees release woild ho by means OF a
bond. as the MoxIcsn red tape On even
worse than in other places.
Much sollcltudo is folt by tho Lee
family here ns 90 the conditions under
which r.. J lee ia living 90 prison. No
direct uCws has boon received from
him FOR a long Time. HIS wife foars
The worst and unless something def.
Unite can be- accomplished az once q
is probable that some OF che family
VIII go 10 Mexico and remain until
after the trial IN order TO see that g
is a fair one
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
IMPORTANT CHANGE.
In Passenger Schedule on the Santa
Fe Central Eallway--payilght Pas.
senasr Service Between Santa
r. and 60 Paso.

The Santa Re Central Railway CON.
pany viii lnaugurato effective June s.
1904 new passenger service between
Santa Re and ~ Paso. IA connection
with mo El Paso-NOrtheastern syu.
tenn. This new service vii bo daily
and close connection will be made al
Torrance. New Mexico. with the M
Paao Northeastern System trains 20
and from El PasO and All points south.
east and west OF El PasO.
Santa 20 Central train No. I will
leave Santa Fo daily az @ o'clock q.
ma and arrive az Torrance. 1925 a.
M. leave Torrance az 1880 A. M, and
arrive al El Paso al p. m. m Paso.
Northeastern System train No. 4 will
depart from ~ Paao 7;25 a. M, az.
rive al Torrance al 8;25 p. m. Santa
70 Central train No. viii leave Tor.
rance az $3.50 y. m., arrive az Santa
re ~ p. M Connection viii also BE-
made az Torrance with al trains 20
and from the east via tho IN Pas0-
Northeastern and TlOCk Island sys.
TENS all no PaaO N0rthoastern ByB.
tom trains will carry Pullman stand
ard and tourist sleeper. also chair car
These trains viii also carry Rock rs
land System dining cars In which al
meals viii b served.
Attention 10 also called 20 the facl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Funston and many other Filipino rel.
les which were sent 20 Mrs. Otero by
an army officer who was present when
Aguinnldo was captured
A collection N Filipino arms and
accountormonta in miniature. mounted
upon a shield, b. another OF me mod.
orn exhibits.
Tho New Mexico building although
small and unpreiouiioun will be- found
one of the most interesting of mo
state buildings
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
SIX PANS on DRIVERS.
"BIaaest Locomotive" Now Belnq
Built for paltlmore a Ohio.

"BIaaeat Locomotive" Nov BEING
Built for Baltimore a Ohio.
Engine 2iO0. built 81 the Schenectady
locomotive works for the baltimore
a Ohio. and which Is to be exhibited
az the Worlds falr, IS the largest
locomotive In the world.
Il Is estimated that n will be 100
per cent more powerful than any o.
connective ever built Tho design is
similar 90 that OF the Mallet com.
pound.
There are six pairs of driving
whools. three pairs are under the for.
ward end Of the boiler and the other
three beneath tho fire box.
Tho drivers are small. being hut GO
inches In diameter. The total weight
OF 'ho locomotive and tender g. 500.
900 pounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
oTHER uNloNs Musr sTRIKE.
Ruekalew Says Maehinists Have Small
Chance Without Cooperation.

Buekalow Says Maehinlsts Have Small
Chance Without Cooperation.
The Empora tKansaal Gazette
sayH Mr.. Imckalow "a making a
tour, stopping al tho division POINTS
Ia see how the land lies and organ.
sizing his forces for hard fight. Tho
machinistR will not indulge IN any
underhRnd means 90 beat the com.
pany. % will be a straight. open
dEht A. present both the company
aud tho strikers claim 90 be gaining
grOunG. Mr.. Buohalcw Ia pronounced
in stating THAI his plan is to get the
other railroad unions to Join IN the
srike. lie says that unless they do
there Ia not much show FOR the ma.
chiniGta To win out although az pres.
ont they are making a good showing.
Tho loss OF business 60 the Santa Ne
~ apparent an along tho line.
oEly one remedy i'm the world that
will az once stop ltchineHs Of the skis
10 say part o. the body Deans ONT
meat AZ any drug store. 90 cents.
Railroads Report BUSINESS &c I'm.
proving Tho opening Of May brought
disonuFaging reports as 20 earnings
frOm al western roads. but indica.
tiunB are that the month has closed
With q healthy showing for this period
Uf the year.
RepoFta for the third week IN the
month, ~ returned by tho Rio Grande.
show q small docroaso as compared
With previous weeks since the opening
OF tho year.
The santa 20 Is the only western
lino 20 show good earnings. This.
despite labor troubles. floods, etc. II
a intimatei that the gross earnipga
sor hag will show an increase OF over
$500 zoe. az compared with tho cor
responding period % last year.
Reports to the effect that the sya-
TEN coatemplates issuing q new batch
81 socuIitlea 90 vigorously denied by
those IN authority, both a. hoadquar.
torB ana locally.
HHA
Cant be perfect health with-ut pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bittors makes
pure blood. Tones and invOgoratea
the whole aystom.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Because 81 che Goods in Kansas an
trains from tho east due here tonight
are reported indefinitely late Panson.
ger train No from the west 30 thrco
houu late. No Of his morning waa
late Train No. u this moruing was
the heaviest since the Worlds Fair
rush began and was three hours end
thirty minutes late
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Dad 1oya 6eiier Bouare.

There rs a gang Of youngsters Who
cungremto in tho evenings on the
Highlands near Arno aad Railroad
avenue and throw stones az people
passing On buggiea and on horseback.
10 thih dov.lmont % not chopped. the
polioe viii take a hand and s0mo par.
ent viii have 10 pay q fno 80 many
misdomoanors are being committed
By bad boys that the city will have
20 institute a Juvenile court "a pun.
ish the raacais
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Acute rheumatism.

Deep tearing or wrenchlng pains.
occasIonod by getting wet through /;
worse when at rest. or on first NOV.
INK tho limbs IN cold or damp wealth.
or, Is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow
Lin.mont Oscar Oloson. Gibson city.
Illinois. writes, Feb lG. 1909: A
year ago ! was troubled with a pain
In my back II soon got 80 bad I
could not bond over. one bottle of
Billiards. Snow Eminent cured me"
Zoe. Soc si.OO. Sold by J. H. O'Roily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
THIRTY FoRoE6 ~ eHGeKs.

High omeials Of Frisco Get into seri.
QUE Trouble.
~ is reported that a large number
oi employees OF the g. Louis a San
Francieoo railway. ON the division be-
twocn Oklahoma City and sapulpa,
will be dismissed soon and that there
may be criminal prosecutions follow.
lng an investigation now being made
Thirty unso checks, signed with nc.
ttioua names, have lately been cashod
az various points on the line II 20
reported that rs one result OF the In.
veatigation hlgh division Official al.
ready has boon dismissed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
That Throbblno Hsadaehs

Would quickly leave You. n you used
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match.
less merit nor Sick aud Nervous Head
aches. They make pure blood and
huEd up your health Only rs cents
money back 10 not cured. Sold by all
druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
Tranaierred to Willie.

This week Manager J. @. Maxwell.
a. the Holmes supply company turn
ed over the local ONCE 10 W. 3. Fields
formerly OF Islota, N. NJ says the
WiEslOw Mail
Mr HaXv en- goes 10 FrosnO 20 take
tho managerahip Of the Holmes Sup
ply company ut that point We re-
gret 10 SEQ Mr.. Maxwell leave Wins.
low as ne has boen here for tho past
three years and Is one Of the vest bust
mess men OF the town. and socially 90
Of q genial disposition, and Is widely
known on the Albuquerque division.
Mr Fields has also been In the om-
ploy OF the Holmes Supply company
for years and we bospoak tne same
popularity for him as attended Mr..
maxwell
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
HAWKINS SAYS THE DAY
or THE STRIKER rs OVER
And That Men Who Want 10 Make =
Living In Alamogordo Can Now
DO SO.

There Is apparently no new develop.
ments in the strike situation at Ala.
mogOrdo.
In speaking Of the situation Attor.
noy W. A. Hawkins. Of the Northeast.
eru, says;
20 Ia now APPARENT that there will
be- very little, u any more, trouble, II
is 10 be hoped that the rule Of the
striker IN our community a. over and
that decent men who want 20 make a
living for their families viii not DO
further imposed upon by tho ahld
and boomer element, which has been
taking ita nlght from our community
Tor the last few days"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

I0ndoa. June The race for as
derby stakes OF $500 sovorstsla.
day. rosuited IN IN U.N 49, M
today vas won by S. Amant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

N j. Houston. manager az tho
Browns baHe ball club. and Roy SIC.
Donald the semi professional catcher,
viii go 90 El PaEo TOMORROW night, 60
a. 90 cheer the browns "a % victory
ln the gamo Sunday afternoon.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
INCREASE o. 100000.
May Report o. Santa Fs Promises 10
De 4 Wonder.

Chicago. May se-It "a intimated
that Nay earnings Of the Santa 10
will show an increase IA gross OF over
$4,000. ~ compared with those OF
tho corresponding month last year.
This large Increase viii be partly due
b The fact that last years earnings
Cor TIN month were materially cut
down " the serious interruption Of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
WANTS siRTH6AY PRESENT

queer 30" OF a woman Against Pull
man Company Official.
Dispositions will be- taken at CM.
cnro ~ several Chicago witnesses m
the suit of Mrs. Francis ID. Sullivan
against Thomas A. wicks. the vice
president OF the Pullman company.
She charges that on tho FIRST visit Mr..
Wlckes made her a birthday present
Of 10000 IN stocks, but subsequently
persuaded her 30 return them % ~
for these she seeks 90 recover.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

~ asference 20 Official news, pub.
liohod elsewhere, Il will be- sson that
g new uafiWay company. 20 bo known
81 the HEa Antonio a Carthage Rail
way company. has just hlod articles
e Incorporation. The road IN a 30
core Coualy enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04
IMPRISONED on THG SUMMIT
Queer plight o. Two Employees Of the
Pixies Peak Railway

About the ist Of this month the
tracks 90 tho Mau.tou a Pixies Peak
railway. running 10 the summit OF
Pixies Peak, were cleared and tourist
trains we're operated A sudden fan
OF SNOW occurred soon afterward. GOV.
CrInE the track Eve TO twenty-five
feet deep IN places. and two employees
of tho railway company we're impris.
Onod In the summit house two weeks
before thoy could be- rescued. For.
tunatoly. the house was well stocked
with provisions and The telephone
had been put IN working order. go that
they could communicate with the ofic.
iaIa In Manituu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

'Tiaat safe 70 bo a day without Or.
Thomaa' Eoiectrlo OH IN the house.
Never Gao tell what moment an accl.
deut Ia going a. happen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

oGlg one remedy i'm the world that
will a. once stop itchlneHs Of the skis
IN say part Of the body Doan'a Olnt
meat A. any drug store. 90 cents
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-06-04

Cant be perfect health with-ut pure
blood. Burdock Blood nlttors makes
pure blood. Tones and invogoratea
the whole system.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
ReAR.ADMIRAL GILMORE DEAD
Contracted whii- ,amrsisn
q. III. Philippines.

Now York. Sept. 2G.-Rcnr Admiral
Fernando T. Gilmore died hero Sun.
day of nrisht's disease. which he con.
tractcd during active eampai gning In
the Philippines. and because Of which
he Vas retired from active duty two
years ago lie. went abroad for his
health last summer. and With Mrs.
Gilmore. remained at AK Les Balns.
While visiting at Paris. lately. he be.
came very III, and II was decided 10
return tn tho United States. lie ar
-iycd hero on Wednesday last.
Admiral Gilmore was born An.
gust Is. 1917, and at the age Of IS On
tered the naval academy At Annapolis.
lie was graduated at the age OF ~.
and saw much service In the civil
war.
During the spanish.Amnrlcan war
he commanded tho Monitor Monad'
mock. and later was In charge Of the
supply ship Glacier.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Six People Seriously Injured Neat
Rochester, N. Y.
Spit .nsst Causes Dernnm~at Of
Three sieepers. After witch fsss
FseIEht Crashes Into the Tsain.

Rochester. N. Y, Sept. 2G.--sls poo
pie. who were injured In a wreck on
the New York Central railroad. q
short distance east Of Lyons. early
sunday morning. were brought 10
Rochester hospital. Three slccpcrs on
the western express. n fast train bound
from New York to Chicago. left the
track because Of q split rail. and throw
tho passengers 10 the floors 81 the
coaches. just as the train came 10 o
s~tandstili. n fast freight train. cast
bound. ran into the derailed cars.
Mrs Newman Erbs. wife of the vice.
president Of tho Poro Marquette rail
road who was brought here with both
limbs cut on. died at the hospital SIR.
Erbs was bruised and injured. The
following are tho other injured pas.
scnscrs who were brought here.
Sarah Lowcn. t2t Woodward street.
DctoIt. Mich. bruised and cut
Richard Hcany. San Francisco. q
brewer. bruised and cut.
Samuel Stern. Kansas City. bruised
and cut about tho head and shoulders.
Mrs Samuel Stern. bruised ana suf
fcring from shock.
A party 81 three. Dr. Ray Felt. Mrs.
Felt and Mrs. Paul y. Smith. all Of
Eureka. Col. who wcrc IN the sleeper.
and who were shaken up and bruised.
stopped hero. and are receiving attcn'
tion ut a hotel.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
vesuvlUs GROWING VIOLENT
Tows-sesernt Earthquake
shocks t'eit.

Naples. Sept 2G.-Thc eruption u
Mount vcnyius continue 10 Increase
10 force. ana II now NOR" violent than
at any tlmo slnes 1879. Rcd hot stones
are hurled TO a height of l.G'0 itct,
falling down tho TANKS of the noun
tain With a dcafVnlng sound. The g..
rector Of the observatory say. that be-
tween nyo O'Clock Sunday morning and
six o'clock In the afternoon hi. iustui.
mcnts registered i.sii violent expo
slons. and that n stone thrown out
weighed two tons Lava flowing from
the crater has mrltoi the metal ~ tho
Funienlar railway, destroying TO up-
per station and burning the wooden
huts In which guides live Al ycgr.
tation Within a radius ~ n nile OF
the orator has disappeared
Several earthquake shocks were fol,
Sunday Some ~ tho people In tho
surrounding villages have lcr their
hoincs and afc campcd In the open air.
The oufio ~ Ut tourists To approach
the volcano Is -uch that u lars, nun.
her ~ carblno.r guards have brcu de-
tailed 20 prevent them crossing Pre-.
scribcd iimltf.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
NOTABLE CAREER CLOSED.
Ars rrrrr.. tioses ~ No
table carr~s.

Butte. Mont. Sept. 2t-Thc death 81
Chief Joseph, OF the Neg pcrccs Lcses
the career Of n Of .he greatest
fighters In the early days Of indian
campaigning In Montana Chief Jo-
seph sprang into prominence az a re-
tuit u a raid made by the Sos pcrccs
under him In 1877. when with about
500 OF his followers. Chief Joseph. max.
Ing desperate efforts to resist the on.
cronchmcnts ~ the whites upon his
lands In WlllOla valley, ldahu, went
upon the warpath, massaer1iug ,hc set.
tiers IN Wlllola valley
Chief Josopa's last battle was In the
Bear Paw mountains. whore he was
trapped by Gen. Nelson \. Miles. II
was this battle that brought Gen
Miles prominently before tn, lAllc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
INDIAN TRIBES WILL GATHER
iar. Dancing ""d iniio,,ns Yer
New chief III Nca pcr,,..

Lewiston. Idaho. Sept. 2~G.-indiaus
from all over the northwest have been
summoned 10 gather at North Lapwai.
on the Ncl Porccs Indian reservation.
In order to celebrate with u feast aud
war dance In memory of their late
leader. Chief Joseph. AZ the same
ilrsc n 9 VIII be chosen 10
rule the tribe. summons by mail and
messenger have been sent 10 all no
wandering bands. Including N"s
Poroos, Lapwais. Dlachfoot. sp1kar 3.
Colyi.les aud other tribes. Five thIi.
sand Indians viii he invited The daic
for the anair will be fixed lator by 10
Gub.chiofs.
A wcck viii be devoted t. f'asl'us
dancing and ballotlng for a NOW chl,a
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
CLAIMS he IS AN eMBezzLER


San Francisco. Sept ga man CIV.
ing the namc Of John L. Dlaney has
given himself up 10 the police, saying
that he was wanted for the cmbosllc'
mont Of SO Oo0 In Holyokc, Mass, The
police placed him on the detention
book, and telegraphed 20 Holyoke 70
ascertain II the man was wanted there.
Blnnoy says that he vas the secre'
tary and treasurer OF the Wire woav'
ers' union of Ilolyokc, aud two months
ago. after his poculations had reached
the sum Of 10000, iied from that city.
lie says he was Indicted by the grand
Jury shortly after his es sDe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
DEATH LIST WILL
REACH S|XTY-TW0
Terrible Loss OF Lie - Result Of
Wreck Near New Market. Tenn.
CAUSE OF WRECK EXPLAINED
s.co.a chaeh riowtd IT. va, snto
q pss 90. -~~r " Manner Eta
Other ,Rrs We're inmmrd tat"
,,-Iong It,, ~ iniur.d.

Knoxville. Tenn. Sept 1.-THE
doath liai, a. 4 result OF tle fearful
wreck ON the SIl'hrfn railroad near
New Market. saiutlly hai gown 10
CO. and Il Will PROBABLY exceed sew.
cniy before ncNt Tuesday, a. nany Of
tho injured were In a scflpns condi'
ton. anl mora deaths viii occur at tho
hospital There we're ~ Deaths ut
that in.tliutinn Sunday. the lat n
occurring a, eight O'Clock whch n. r.
Cant. a prominent fcsidon' Of shelby.
N. e. passed away. others Who died
At tho hospital we're the iso eolorcd
ffcmon. two little girls ani Sep NIL.
lcr. colorcd. Of Johnston Cliy To the
appended corrected lisi Of dead there
must be- added an unknown infant
'ound sunday ~ The seen" ui the wreck.
and two other unIirlt nci b. lies.
The ut NJ dead 100 10 ten o'clock
Sunday nlght is as fl.lINs
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Or. SAMUEL IVES CURIiSS
Professor ot ola Testament Literal
sur~ IN 'hir"s" rh-"i"s,cni scm-
iaary Dead Ia I.oad.n.

London. Sept 2t-Dr. Samuel Ives
Curtlss. ID d. professor Of Old icsti-
mcn' literature and Interpretation ~
the Ch.csso Theological samlnary,dlei
at ST. Bartholomew hospital her,
Thursday evening. lie went to soc hs
London publishers in the morning and
while In their Offices suffered a stroke
OF apoplexy. lie never reoo'ir'i con-
s%ciouHness.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
THE EUROPEAN SQUADRON
After . shor, stay nj G~r"'es"nd 'hs
Vessels win Proceed to the
Mediterranean.

london. Sept. 25.-Tho cruisers
olympia. Cleveland and Des Moines. OF
tne,United States European squadron.
haje arrived at Gravesend, The olym'
piaSwiii remain three weeks and the
'DelsMolnes aud Cleveland two weeks.
IN 0he vessels, after their stay, pro
ceeding for tho Mediterranean. 70 take
uart 10 the maneuvers there.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

St. Louis. Sept ?i.-Whllc walking
along the Big Four tracks at Granite
City, H., John Hamilton was struck
by . train and killed, II. J Sharp. .
frlsad. who Vas a few feet behind Hun
had q narrow escape.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30
Mn,hlns,on WIN. rrl,c nrnl.

San Francisco. sept. 2i-Analuuco.
mont OF the winners Of the cash prize
drills OF cantons attending ,he soy.
erolgn grand lodge. l. %. o I, vas
made Friday night. The first prize
of $1,000 was won by the Washington
ID. c. canton.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Butter. Mo. Sept. 2G.-Tho ease Of
the state against Charles Kraft viii be
called In the circuit court Of Bates
county Monday at . a IN. Although
II Is thought to be almost certain that
the case viii not DO tried, every prep
aratlon has been made for the hear
ing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

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Mr. " \ uiihrtIth kuYNtiis
" r lillt pranshuft = e.
lttlph M1IutDt.tir Knoxville.
Miss iusz itu..It Knoxville
CiSir Wuta.Ii LuIstIle
lptY ktlshf tHni.NirU Truh
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John Conner nlITYht Va
4 s tgE iuupnei'm Ala
Nfa ~ GssH kfHstIft
ST. ~ e. IitdilK kustIia
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gcs Iss ~'tuliiipn. -
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yhn'Iia,h White lIng
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s'I.h iiuh .i'nn",
lttt-fl rtlhths. nld luF. co. Irht 10 be
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WIN ~ ZONES. Knoxville
= pl,l, Tufl"i Mul. T.aa.
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Ms %, -, Syiyli. \ I
n u ssn' kn,s'il 'rH
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ny MSMah"' "'nia1t f
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Mlgs t0pp HnSN VAT
u 'tin' rh.lhr y
j 81 Muii. c%olor',i. f IN
Sta'S, ,if ~. ,"lnii o. Tenn.
win rdHninsh,m ,s,iif,i ,u ~,
AI'h1r o., ,nl'I. I T.hn.
'r~o .,osf old iii "nii' Mimi
~tnsno"n ncsro.
a ioFcc 81 1850 men tll,rI al day
long nj tho scene Of the wreck 10.
foro two O'Clock Sunday morning tho
track "as clear. Tor throush iplns.
bnt u required many hour, tp clear tho
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Miss Lily l. StrU.be, the rt.t Ger
man woman aoIding the degree Il doc.
ter OF philoaophy eranrol !u her ma.
tive country, has come TO America to
teach The living and dead l-aaguaga,
she Is able to use make a Formidable
list.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

Rev s. susiAdra Is pastor Of a jap.
aneae Methodist Episcopal church in
Portland Ore HIS people. who are
mostly domestic seryants ~ dag labor.
ers, have made sreat sacrifices To
raise 5000 toward a church Lul.d.
Ing,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-09-30

LoaNnle. Sept Gothic Lcldvlllo
pisrlci Mining association. whIeh
tales m livery fuinc manager In q,
di .frirt tns deciicd 10 issSc working
eans 1t tho pafpose 81 cfrryins on
thvheit sasainststho western Psiors-
tlo6 vi Miners, nm .a ,nt,.4