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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-0N OR ABOUT AUG. 49, SMALL
furnished house apt. for family OF 4 adults;
price moderate; Will furnish refs. Address Box
1856, Star office. II
WANTED TO RENT, FURNISHED. A LARGE
boarding house or hrsr-class family hotel; must
be central and in perfect order; with bar pre-
ferred. Address EXPERT Star office. II"
WANTED TO PURCHASE HOUSE WITH
side light within % block OF the 1ith ST.
cars between Florida and Park St; give
full description with lowest cash price. Address
Box So. Star office. auo-3t
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT-oUR FACILITIES
fer reLting houses far surpass those OF any other
real estate Office In town. We have two Offices
SO4 to sos + ST. and 1912 \. Y. ave They 10
the first Offices reached from all points of the
CITY and thus invite first calls from applicants.
au4-3t SloNf & rAihrA Al
WANTED WANT TO BUY. BEFORE ACti.
TX house in vicinity of market 9Th and X SITS.
NV; prefer to deal with owner. Address Box
g. Star office. au@-St
WANTED-OCT !, FURNISHED HOUSE. CEN
trail NV: I2 or II rooms: with borders; and
where occupants will also board; Easements,
Int cellar Box 81, Forest Glen. aui-3ts
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROPERTIES: STORES
homes; nothing too small too large.
THE HARRISON BROWNING COMPANY,
jy23-tf.4 Soi street n.w.~-
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UST. eos 18th ST. NV.
oi2 Q. ar. b. sta. .23. ~
1880 r. 11r. b. 30 -
250S 18th. Or. b. :. n. 40
21S 9th ne, Or. b. ..S. &c
23S 18th sw. Or. b. rs. "a
641 10th ne, Ar. -. g. OF
APARTMENTS.
li219 VT av. Or. b.
lCoywood, 1928 l. NV .6r. b.
tCoywood. 1928 L NV pr. b.
1880 9th. Or. b. =. q. 80
l26 Todd pl. Or. b. III .0
1924 Pa av. 4r, b. .0.0
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WhNTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-A FLAT OR 3 ROOMS AND BATH
IN desirable location: convenient to cars ant
reasonable In price Address giving in fun aboy.
information Box 81 star office. au53ts
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FOR RENT-STABLES.
FOR REMITTANCE STABLE l. GEORGETOWN
accommodating 20 horses; 1908 3lst st. Rent
$40 per mo. THE MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL
ESTATE CO.. Inc 1923 sd st. au4-u
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THIRD FLOOR FRONT AND OTHERS, WITH
guod plain board; reasonable. 1892 10th NV.
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1914 c sw. Or. b. .22 30
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1445 f Cap,5r. b. I'll. is. 80
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1913 Md av sw Or, b. 21.5 so
1375la Pa av Sc. 2fi. II. so
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED
Send Is cents, currency, for panorama Of Atlantic
City. Agents wanted. National Publishing Co.,
1876 Fulton ST., New York 1t
WANI Ed PORTRAIT AGENTS; DEAL. DIRECT
with manufacturers and money, our goods
the best; prices the lowest; prompt shipments
delivery Of all portraits guaranteed: send Tor
catalogue and agents price list. Address ADAM
]. knoll 4 Co, New Era bldg. Oh cigo. IL
WANTED-s,1O PER MONTH AND EXPENSES
selling StTansky's Smokeless Gun and Blasting
Powder, pat'd: general agents wanted eyerywhere
J. A. STIANSkY. Box 300. Pukwana, 5. ID. 1T
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FOR RENT-BY FLOYD
500 Md av ne. Or. mi. $32 so
1910 30th NV, Or. .25 .35
440 7th sw, Ar. b, fur22 80
1908 26th NV, fiat 2.17.30
GOT 18th sw, Or. ID fl. 80
$50 AZ sw, 2otiice rs15. 90
1851 l. Sc, Ar, b. 900
819 f sw. Or. b. %. 80
1884, Ga av fiat ,2fi. II. 80
1921 Huntoon pl. Ar. .7.50
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FOR RENT. c. WELDON X Co. 224 f.. CAP
$40 Md NV ne. Dr.. b. $40 50 ,22 4th ne Or b. 30
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-23
LOCALS

Cordwood for sale. c. 5. Gainer.O6
f. S. wickes visited Hearne yes
terday.
Or. Jones Of Bethel was in the city
yesterday.
George Clayton was in the city
yesterday.
~. NJ. Lawless Of Macy was Ia the
city yesterday.
II. f. Smith Of Millican was m the
city yesterday.
Constable G. l.. Baker left for Sau
Antonio yesterday.
d. o. Doyle OF Mumtord was In
the city yesterday.
DR.. r. n. Wilson Of Kurten was
In the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Maggie and baby
are visiting relatives NJ Manor.
Prof. John a. Craig Of College is
attending the san Antonio fair.
For Rents room house at 500
per month. Apply 20 J. w. Rats. 3O5
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vesmirovs.
Ky returned yesterday from san An
tonic.
For Sale-Good second hand piano |
and buggy. Mrs Or. J Il. Johnson.
sO2
w. l.. Edge and : f. Locke left
yesterday to attend the San Antonio
fair
Read Fountain a Co.'S black
board" on second page. Changes
daily. d-tf
DrABev. Harrison of North Grimes
was inShe city yesterday and visited
Wanted-Good steady, hustling
boy to drive Laundry wagon. A. r.
Morley. 302 ID
Mrs. ?. A. Raysor OF Chappell
Hin ythe guest Of her son. Or. p. 1
NJ. Raysor and family.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
will hold Bazaar Dec 5, followed
by an evening entertainment. 300 IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-23

President n. n. Harrington Of ID,
] Agricultural and Mechanical Colleg,
has shown bis love for dne stock by
purchasing the prize winning ssddl,
filly at the Dallas fair. The filly ar
rived safely at College Station a day
or two ago and has been the subiec,
OF much favorable comment. She
will not be two years old uutil next
spring, but Is quite gentle under the
saddle or In the harness.
Mrs. {. G.. GAnnaway, Mrs. j NJ.
Moncrief aud Ed GannswAy were
visitors from Tabor yesterday. Ed
GaDnaway is the young man who
was shot while out hunting By some
unknown person one night the past
week. He is getting along nicely.
Prof. Il. l.. Bennett, cotton expert
OF the A. and VI College. is attend
ing a meeting OF the Southern Cotton
Breeders Association at Richmond.
Va, aud will read paper on cotton
breeding before tat body.
A cadet named Ward ~ South End
fell out Of bed sunday night and hit
across chair, breaking rib. IL
was from the top berth, hence the
Of hitting a chair.-The
w. II. Kelley, f. W. Williams |
md family, George Crow CASTOR /
Palmer and family, Tom May aud /
amily and others were here yester- /
lay from Madison county.
Work on the new warehouse is
'ery rapidly nearing completion and /
{ will soon be ready for use.-Tne
Battalion.
Joe Merka and Joe Kopecky Of
Rye returned yesterday from u trip
o Cody, near Spring, on the I. & G.
y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-23

Not long ago there appeared in
the Galveston News, under the head
OF Patents Granted 10 Texans. - the
name Of A. J. Neff. cable grip. This
Is A. J. Ned Of the class Of 1908.
Mechanical Engineering. Heis with
the Southern Pacific system in the
creosote works az Houston aud the
above notice In the daily paper tells
only a small part Of the story. By
using this cable grip IN drawing the
car OF lumber into the creosotlng
cylinder IL was found possible TO
dispense with the use Of six mules
aud a driver beside SO expediting
the work Of running the whole plant
A. TO require only day gang TO do
the work formerly needing twenty
four hours. This, with other minor
improvements, saves the company
thousands Of dollars; and they nave
shown their appreciation by giving
MI. Neff a substantial raise in salary.
The Battalion.
Mr.. Marlin, travelling representa-.
tive Of the Fairbanks-Morse Co. Of |
st. Louis was here yesterday TO see
the Stevenson Machine aud Repair
Works people on matters Of bust
ness.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Brandon left yesterday
for Austin TO visit her sou, G.. NJ.
Brandon. Jr., who is attending the
state university.
Prof. John A. LomaX attended the
Methodist conference at Hillsboro
and Sunday The Rattal-
lon.
The Misses Montgomery OF stock
Vile, Miss, are the guests Of their
sister, Mrs. Weir.-The Battalion.
Burt Norwood aud sam NJ. Win
.ers spent yesterday hunting on the
Navasota river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-23

AT n regular meeting Of Brazos
Lodge No. "a, Knights Of Pythias,
held Tuesday evening, the following
members were nominated 10 I'LL the
offices OF the lodge for|the ensuing
term: Geo. A. Adams, chancellor
commander; J. Il. Stevenson, vice.
chancellor; DR.. w. II. Lawrence
prelate; A. NJ. Waldrop, master Of
work; T.. +. Parks, master Of arms /;
i. A. Searcy, keeper Of records aud
seals; j. NJ. Hare, master Of ex.
chequer; Joe Is. Reed, master Of
finance; J. w. Cone, inner guard /:
ID. +. Dansby, outer guard. Appli.
cations for membership are prom.
ised at the next meeting. Tuesday
evening an oyster supper was Ell.
ioyed 1t the restaurant OF Wiley a
Co. after the lodge work.
Jas. Cooper and J. B. Carroll left
for Castro county, Amarillo aud
other points In the West. Mr. Car
roll goes prospecting, and Mr..
Cooper, who has land holdings in
that section, will make other pur-
chases.
Joha Henry Prize happened to
rather painful accident the first OF
the week by breaking his shoslder
blade praeticing football. He il get.
ting along well at preseut.-The Bat.
TALON.
The Baptist ladies announce a.
sale 81 haudkerchiefs, tea Jackets
and fancy Christmas articles AZ the
city hall, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nov. . and 20. Everybody Invited.
30i
Cadet Lempert sustained painful
injury Thursday last while practic-
ing football, breaking his arm Just
above the elbow. His arm is mend
iug nicely, however.-The Battalion. |
Fresh bread, fancy cakes. lady |
fingers, etc, at the Texas Bakery |
every day. Special orders also re-
reive prompt attention. Phone 50.
Mrs Otto Boehme. Prop. att.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence is agent for
Ed kiam of Houston. All orders for
mems women's and children's wear.
ng apparel given careful attention.
Phone 3l5. n l.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jake Schwarz and
laughter, Miss Claire, arrived from
Houston yesterday, and are guests
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Il. Mike.
The Senior NJ. E.'s and +. Els are
contemplating a trip to Houston,
AN Antonio and other points in the /
ear future.-The Battalion. ,
Mrs. J. NJ. Powers and children ar d
wed from Nacogdoches yesterday.
nd are visitors at Steep Hollow.
Capt. John Q. Tabor OF Houston /
topped of in Bryan yesterday to ]
isit his mother aud other relatives.
Max +. Mayer is on visit TO his +
ONE In San Antonio this week. &
he Battalion. :
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
He CHEATED THE GALLONS
Hang, s,sbs uim.-ii 4" Death
In ~. Louis Jaii.

81. Louis. Aug. .i-I.ambert Me-
haus. under sentence 10 hang this
morning for killing his bro'h,r-in-laW.
Thumas tleudcl. committed suicide n
few minutes after being introduced to
the death watch.
Nichaus had repeatedly said that HE
WOULD NOT III HANGED, and tho
guard IN watch said that Niehaus
groancd and tossed In his sleep. lie
had gone TO ID. back part II his eel.
and appeared to be worklag. when one
Of the guards heard him fall. and
found Him on the floor. uncon.
scious. Before the doctor arrived Me.
haus was dead lie had stabbed him
self Ia the abdomen and hear, with n
pocket knife. How no secured the
knife IL a mystery.
Deputies were testing tho trap on
the scanold. and Nlehaus could plainly
hear tho noise ~ the trap fell. II made
him nervous.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
DROPPED INTO the CELLAR
Accident Al a Jewish Corner Stone
Laying At Pittsburg, Pa.


Pi,tsNrg. Pa. Aug. 2i.-More than
five hundred men. women and children
we're precipliatcd 10 feet lrto a cellar
by the collapse OF a platform during
the exercises Incident TO the laying OF
the corner stone VI the beth David Rus
sian Hebrew orthodox synagogue On
Miller street. near Washington.
Nearly all Of them were cut and
bruised. but Il 10 believed that none was
fatally hurt.
Three rahbis we're among those who
went down, aud although injured. they
concluded the ceremony after the panlc
had suhsidsd.
Among the more seriously injured
are Rahbis Ashhlnsky. s. Graaman
and A. Bloom: Nathan Nathansoa. pas
tor Of the congregation. and Policeman
Adam L.eficwcsM
Tho platform which broke had d.
ncnslons ~ about 5oS5O feet. and had
been constructed over the foundation
walls fer the accommodation OF tho
rabbis. officers OF the church and lnyit-
ed guests.
Just prior to the corner stone core
mnics u brass band leading 500 Zion
lists marched up. and when the zlonisis
were iuyiicd to pass over tho platform
In order TO sign their names TO the roll
to be placed in tho stone. a mad rush
was made ny the thousands Of people
who had gathered about TO secure the
same privilege. The policemen were
overwhelmed and In a moment tLs
platform was packed. The frail strue-
turc collapsed and fully 900 persous
were carried down with t.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
vur wan ~ rme rAn EAST.

The london Daily Telorraph's Toxic
correspondent says that the occupation
Of k%amchatka by Japan will be shortl,
announced. The garrison there con-
slsts VI a single Russian battalion.
While not 10 proclaimed. a prac-
teal armis'ice exists In Manohutla. the
only activities noticeable being ocea-
slonal skitmishes incident to the read
iustmeut Of the lines here and there.
Neither u The commanders would care
10 take the responsibility OF bringing
On u general engagement during the
psndency Of the peace negotiations
Twelve hundred Russian soldiers
treated Al Hardin we're found ~ be self
mutllat,d Ou the lr.t fpger o. the right
baud.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
PACKED HIS TRUNK AND LEFT
formrr BroL-r leaves the Poor
h"ssc earring sin Hat nad
rat-nt ~I~nth-rs,

Now York. Aug. Ell. r. Raple,.
nscd broker. said to have been worth
a half million dollars. the only man
ever ccmmii,cd 10 the Wcstches,cr
county poorhousc with n trunk. re-
ceivod a visit at that Institution from
a s'Slishly.gowned woman from New
York. The IA told Supt. Long that
she was the brokers niece. and had
maSe arrangement 10 keep him for
III" remainder Of his days.
ny uncle las no excuse for being
In the poorhiusc." said she. lie was
one worth $500 Goa. and If HE HAD
TAKEN CARE OF HIS MONEY In
stead Of Specializing, ho could now b.
living In II mansion in Fifth avenue"
itaplec packed his trunk and LEFT for
Now York. He wore q silk hat. white
veistcuat and patent leather shoes. Tn.
attendants say he was tho most, aristo-
cratic inmate they ever hal.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Postmas,erGenersl Cortelyou has
been working On u problem, with the
able assistance of Mr.. Hitchcock, and
II II now announced that q new form
Of money order has been devised.
which. ~ Il does not defy forgery. viii
make %forgeries and alterations cS'
trcmely dihcul,, Before Mr.. Cortol'
you left on his vacation he approved
the new form and work on tho prepare
lion Of plates will be begun immediate
~. Twice before since tho postal
money order system VAS established
In 1854 has the style Of tho order been
changed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
DOWN WITH FALLING WALL.


Pl,tshurs. Ia, Aug, 2l.-Flfteen men
were carried down by the falling OF a
wall IN the ruins Of the Avenue theater.
which was destroyed by Are abou, a
month ago. The men carried down
were all Italian laborers. and ~ Of them
were taken from the wreckage In a
badly battered condition. A, the hos.
pital tho phyficians say none OF the
victims VIII die, but Ave Of the number
are seriously hurt.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Henry ~ Davis. OF Cleveland o.
wa elected grand worthy president VI
III. ~fra'cfnai order of Eagle. by ace,a-
nation. a. Denver. Col
Emperor Nicholas has proclalmcl The
rflnt 90 rho Russian people " "a
F1nldGrs.y'auala duuma uoNcr house
81 the nas,mb.y1. 10 be- formed by elect
Cd representatives, from the whole OF
Russia,
nradsiroets reports that the tom.
bind cercai yields in the United States
Or 1905 Viii probably exceed al past
years 10th Ia quantity and quality.
Kermit Roosevelt. the second son OF
Tho president. has gone 20 Deadwood. 5.
D.. On a visit 10 Capt. seth Bullock,
supervisor u the Black Hills Forest
rttsrNe.
e l. Melvin, tho Joint dyhsmltcr,
was found guilty. a. lola. kas.. OF
malicious destruction Of properly and
sentenced to ia month"; Ia jail aud
costs.
Hon. David r. Francis. Of St. L.uols.
wss elected president OF The Transmits
slssippi Commercial congress at III,
convention In Portland, Ore.
Webb jay. OF Cleveland. O., wa,
probably fatally Injured al Kenilwortl
park. Brnalo. y y. during an auto
mobile ace. By his machine crashing
through n fence and down 10 feet into
. pond Of water.
Chargcs have been fled IN the de-
partner, ~ justice. In Washington
against Associate Justice Tuckor OF IN,
Ari5oG territorial court. by citizens o'
Globe. which, II "a said, Involve hi,
judicial aud personal conduct.
Temple Houston. youngest son Of th'
famous Gen. Sam Houston, died at hi,
home In Woodward. Okla. aged 4,
years. He leaves a wife aud four chll'
dref,.
Jori. tho anarchist. who was arrested
In the Austrian Tyrol. while preparin.
for an attempt on the life OF franoi,
Joseph. during the la,ter's visit Il
Botzon. hanged himself In prison.
The strike VI the telcgraphers on th'
Great Northern system has been callet
OF.
While bathing In the Allegheny rive
at Godfrey. Pa. two OF q campinl
party. Rev. William Bllhlmer. o
Youngwood. and Miss verna Morrison
Of Mount Pleasant, were drowned,
Hon. Henry 81. George Tucker, dear
OF the school Of law aud diplomacy o
George Washington university. q
Norfolk. Va, was unanimously elected
president of the jamestown Exposition
Co. vice Fitzhugh lee, deceased.
When the peace plenipotentiaries a
Portsmouth. n. H., adjourned. On tn
18th inst. until the ed. there was ev
cry Ik'icatlon that the meeting on tn
latter date would be simply one q
adieus unless, In the meantime, instruc
,Ions were received from Toxic and S,
Pet, rsburg that would break the In
passe reached In the negotiations.
Three persons were killed and tel
Injured by a fast train running into
trolley car at a crossing In Wintoi
Place, q suburb OF Cincinnati.
Judge T.. W. Cunningham. OF III
Kansas supreme court, died at q SAM
tarium in Boulder. Col, Of a compiler
ton Of diseases.
Reports from Portsmouth. N. H.. OF
the night Of the 10th. said that q spiri
Of compromise was In the air, and tina
for the time being the prospects for
peace treaty were distinctly brighter.
Wholesale deser,ions Of privates frou
the army post at Fort Smelling. MINI
are reuor,ed
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Berlin. Aug, 2i.--A dispatch received
here from the governor Of German
East Africa says that native reports
reaching kilwa that a Cath
Ollie bishop named Spies, two mission.
ery brothers and two %sistern were mur.
dered while travelling from Kilwa to
Liwalc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Some time ago seven Russian prison
ers who had made their escape from
siberia were picked up in an open boa,
in the mlhdle OF the Pacific. They
were taken 10 San Francisco, and the
Californian gave them clothes and
food and found them employment.
within a comparatively short time
each OF the seven fell into the clutches
Of the American police. and were con
yic,ed Of crimes ranging from house
breaking 10 highway robbery with vio'
Ience. II was proved that one had
been guilty Of almost every crime
with the exception OF manslaugnter.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

As a result Of the opposition 10 'na
lay CLOSING hy the saloon keeper he
'nplln city council. at q special meet.
.ng. raised the license from sInl 70 ,oaf
20 $1,000. 10 take eject inmci a .y.
There are now about sixty saloon 10
Joplin. and Il Is thought n tho mayor
slFns the ordnance OF II q o. pasci
over hi veto. about ono.th!ri of hon
VII 10 uut ~ business. with ~, sav-
eminent and state license. ihn sa.0 ni
will have 10 pay N.c2j n year 'ors
operating.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Nearly half the deposits N,rc viih-
drawn from the FarmlngitH M,r-
chants bank during a run. The run it
IL said, was started by m cN-omploye4
who circulated stories IL alleged rad
management. 81 Louis and chez
banks came 10 The rescue.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Thb BrtNh army council has dccld.
Cd ~ dlit1sthuc tho experiment ~
Iroyldhs recruits with artificial teeth
Tie soidsn would not pay for their
tech ~ agrg-l. cut Of ,aeir pay Of
20 rent. q day. and when The military
authorities triti 90 make ,h9m they
deserted. ss.fh and all
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

There a.e ia all O, members In the
imperial family u Japan. inclusive Of
n married hn1f1ir widowed princess.
-. who arc members ~ the family by
MARI sc. not By birth. o; the rest
there ac 81 inauici and 10 unmar.
uel princes. inclusive ~ tho M.kado.
mud is trInirlcl Processes.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Fredericton. n D., Aug, 2L-Hon.
David Wark, the oldest legislator in the
world, Ia dead at his home In this city.
MIR. Wark was u member OF the Cana.
clan senate, a life Office, His age was
l0l years and 6 months.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Anadarko, Okla. Aug. 1l.--As the
result OF family trouble between q r
calhoun n H. A. Bolts, at oakley.
calhoun went to the home OF Bolts and
shot him through tho heart
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

The so~.h Afri,an gold minca have
Icc1i,rc9 frqm Tho Effects Of the Bupr
wal as shown By tho output FOR July.
The fi't' production for that month
& a'a''' 20 Ic $4,000 ounces. valued
a. 9 aNf,n- - compared with that
Of lun,oisN .s'.n', Previous 10 he
Naf. VI, Fcord 81 the Rand
rro'lt M hat 81 Goinoo IA August,
iktJst 80
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Carl W Shultz was shot and Ia.
s'an,ly killed by Robert W Fleming
In S. IoHeph, Fleming accused siul't
81 destroying his domestic happiness.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

In DcFeaSk II IS the law tina, all
thelr rom,t IN cairIbgcs provided at
the Sspcna-of thc publican who sold
thea h. isst glass
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Capt, Joseph Frazier. a Missolr. so-
dicr who won the title Of "Fishtlns
Joe" by pallaniry under IRE during The
Boxer uprising In China. has 'e'n le'
tailed by the war department a. cori-
mandant Of cadets OF tho University Of
Missouri.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Milan, Aug. i.--Franclsco Tamagno.
the tenor, is In 4 dying condition at his
Residence In Narese.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

An c'c" railway u to be cor.
siruotoi ',cu Mexico city AM
puoLlg Faly .nn miles % steam AMI
electric HIiN,y are projected In ia.
pan. tfat,l s about to reconstruct
lts Navy a. \ os, ~ 81 100000. AMI
three hai''o.aIps three cruisers. AMI
Eeyv,al other mailer vessels are To
be purchased There IL u growing d..
mand ior stg1r boz southern Morocco
These opportunities for Americans 10
10 buslucss 90 foreign countries are
reported hy various American cousuiA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

Jesse Hughes. wanted In ST. Joseph
on n charge Of robbins Edward Long
his roommate, OF si,iO0, has been ar
rested in San Francisco
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

The past week In Missouri has been
characterized by warm days ana
nights. a high percentage ~ sunshine
and u general deficiency In rainfall.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25
4HE-WEEK'S NEWS
TERSELY OUTLINED
An Epitome Of the Most Important
Events At Home and Abroad
the Past Week.
NORTH, EAST, WEST. SOUTH.

lasess Developments - sss Reese.
Japsnese war. r"Geshes wtth
Isesss Of Interest called Froa the
sspovsans Happenings All ovcs
shs world.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-25

D. British MeiAHasJsurnai asserts
ID mems nccks are longer than they
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