davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10

En smart tidningskorrespon-
dent slappte for nagra manader
sedan ut i. tidningspressen EFT
meddeIande att den svenske kren-
.prinsens aldste son skulle forlof-
vas med president Roosevelts
-aIdsta ,dotter, "~prinsessan" Alice.
Meddelandet gick som en-l0peld
genom he!a verldspressen och
.diskuterades man och man emel-
Ian lika ifrigt som en- n&gra ar
forut uts!appt anka ON repub-
iiken Schweiz flotta. Pratett yst-
y made ALA fall nastan lika fort
som Diet uppstatt, emedan litet
hvar vid narlnare eftertankande
insag Diet lojliga i saken.
l lordags a. d. sedan tillkanna-
gals genom telegrafen att den
sveuska kronprinsens aldste son
~Gustaf Adolf, arffursten till Sve-
RIGGS och Norges krona, blifvit for
lofvap med hertiginnan Victoria
Patricia, yngsta dotter till her
tigen och hertiginnan af Coun-
naught. ....
Den unga furstinnan har som
bekant Englands maktige konung
till farbror, och delta kan ia vara
iika bra som att halva biskopen
till morbror. Och da bilagret
kommer till stand, blir Diet sven
ska konungahuset for forsta gan
gen pa lang It'd bsfryndadt med
Diet engelska. Annars har Diet in
agaiunda varit ovanligt att svensk
konungason tagit engelsk konun-
gadotter till akta. | de gamla
sagorna lasa vi ON msnget at
ing svensk k%onungason vid bragg.
bagaren afgifvet lofte att taga
engelsk konungadOtter till akta,
eller satta litvet till, och vanligt-
Wis hollis loftet. Giljarefarderna
den tiden voro temligen brutala.
och ofta fck den bortrotvade bru-
den / den frammande konunga-
sonenens armar begrata forlusten
af f0raldrar och anhorlga, men
sagorna fortalja ess att manga at
dessa So brutalt ingangna akten-
skap blefvo lyckliga, emedan den
balde vikingen trots sin brutalitet
egde en- ridderlighet, SON oemot-
standligt intog Diet rofvade qvin-
nohiertat, sedan Diet fatt grata ut.
Prins Oscar Fredrik Wilhelm
Olaf Gustaf Adolf, Todd den IL
November 1882 och salunda
staende pa den gryende mama
.Alderns trSskel med ungdomens
cid annu i blodet, liknar sina
foretradars fran vikingatidens da-
gar deri att han 81 tai nagra med
giljare till %prinsessans hand. Arf-
tsgaren at kejsar Karl vs., Ferdi.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-03-10
Fran KrigsSkideP|aSen.

La den rySke keJsaren Tor kCrt
tid,sedan tillbakavisade ALA freds.
rykten och motiverade delta
dermed att ryssarne nu andtligen
hade j~apaneserna i fallan i Man
schuriet, begick han EFT misstag.
Under de sista iva veckorna hafva
japaneserna dag och matt anfallit
den vid Mukden liggande valdiga
ryska styrkan med Diet resultat,
att ON nagon nu ligger i fallan,
sa lar Diet val vara ryssarne. Un-
derrattelser fran krigsskadeplat-
sen arc raft magra. dels emedan
japaneserna f0lJa sin gamIa TAX
Tx och Ell lata verlden veta hvad
som forsiggar der, och dels enc
dan ryssarne soka lata sina neder-
lag framsta i sd litet t0r0dmju-
kande dagger som mojligt. ALA
d~epescher tyda dock pa att Kur-
opatkin ar i en- ytterst svar knipa
och befinner sig efter vanligheten
med sin har pa atertig.
Fran New Chwang telegraferas
den 6 dennes: "Allt tyder pa att
Iapanesernas hanover att kring-
rama Mukden kr0nes med franz
gang. General Nogis tredje ar
mekar fran Port Arthur har franz
ryckt langt mot den venstra hyg-
elm och sopat allting rent framf0r
sig, Nogis man taga saken helt
latt och anse den som en- barnlek
iemford med belagringen at Port
Arthur.
Fran general Rennenkampfs
hufvudqvarter telegraferas den 4
dennes: "Vagen norrut sa langt
0gat kan ma ar betackt med en-
oaibruten rad at ltvahjuliga kline
siska karror fyllda med ryska sa-
rade. Hvarie kara innehaller
fran ire till fem sarade man, som
arc sd utmattade, att nastan
hvarle kansla al smarta ar dofvad.
Knappast en- jemmer h0res, icke
ems de doendes klagan, endast
karrhjulens ,gnisslande och hast
trampet afbryter den dystra tyst-
MAIDEN. De fiesta af de sarade
hafva sina hufvuden betackta med
kinesiska tiltar eller rockar sylvia
at blod och d~oljande ansigten,
som arc forvidna at smarta.
Dalenl fronten af rySsarnes
staIIning har blitvit en- verklig
d0dsda]. Ofverallt- lik, lik, lik.
Ursinnigt gjorda och lika ursin,
nigt motta anfall resulterade
dod och upph0rde forst da de-
stridande begraft sina bajonstter
i hvarandras br0st".
Fran Mukden telegraferas der
7 dennes: Ytterst forbittrade stri-
der, som rasat under ito dagai
borjade i dag vid daggryninger
och hafva fortgatt utan atbrot'
utefter en- fjorton mil lang iron
vester ON je~rnvagen och parallel
I med Shakbe hodeu, Japanesern;
hafva ocksa gjort EFT urslnnig
anfall pa Bentziaputze, och rap
porter AMANDA hit att stridern;
denna mOrgon aterupptagits p
den yttersta andan at rysSarne;
venstra fygel. Bada sidorna slas:
desperat, ehuru trupperna arc
nastan uppgiina at trotthet. otri
dens utgang torde till en- stor de
komma att bero pa den fysisk;
uthalligheten hos de kampande
stort sedt liknar striden mycke
den, som utkampades vid Lac
Yang, och derest ryssarne kunn;
/ t%illintetgora den Aankerande styr
kan, ar Diet mojligt att de kunn;
yinna seger. Forlusterna pa bad
sidor arc hittills Store an de vor'
slaget vid Lao Yang o. komm
r utan tvifvel att blifva annu storr
= imam striden biitvit till full
utksmpad.
Kl. 2 pa mergones borlad
;ananeserNa en- serie urStnnlg
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
AMERICA IS TO Be
A COMPOSITE
ltff ls
MiNGLlNG or WHITE CHINESE,
JAP AND NEGRO BLOOD SAYS
BisHoP HAMlLToN--AMALGA.
NATION or ALL RACES.

Washington. Oct 29.-I want to
say to yon that The typical American
~ 70 be born OF the amalgamatlon of
all the races that now inhabit this
continent-the highest as well as the
lowest, the most honoTed as well as
tae most despised" said Bishop, John
William Hamilton, Of San Francisco
IN an address today at church extern
sion mass meeting attended by a great
majority cf the Methodist Episcopal
bishops now in session here You
@no listen 70 me tonight. many 81
yW very proud no doubt, Of what you
are pleased 10 can your AnglosayGn
blood will be The grandparents, or at
amy rate the greatgrandparents, Of
men and women partly Chinese ana
Japanese and Russian Jew and South,
en- European and duslzy African"
Bishop Hamilton's utterances ere
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

A white-h 81 old French .CanadsAn
entered store adjoining tie postofiico
~ New Hampshire village and rc
questcd the aid Of the clerk III address.
Ing letter
"Ah want him to 60 10 nah
nephew, Mis- Olive Bedeau Franklin n
said he producing what had once been
a square Of white eneveiope.
Sure li9w 40 you spell Bedeauiqy
asked the clerk, whose scholastic aq.
talnnents ara not embrace very 81.
tensive acquaintance with French SUI
names.
DO ne how to spell 'Redeau'?~
mo
Wal den. and The old man
scratched his head reaaetively 7or
some seconds. 'you Jes max Mis-
Olive Bradley Dat her name ever
sence she bin got Marie. Lippin.
colt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

but three wives. but all of them died
suddenly, leaving him property
lhurgh married his first wife
in Ohio, In 1902 She was twelve years
his senior and owned much property
including large farm near Eldora,
Iowa The bridegroom posed as a
philanthropist a Sundayschool worker
ana deacon In The church. When
they Wet 70 Eldora 20 live on mis-
wifes farm, here We're rumors Of dis
sent ons growing ont OF his efforts TO
induce his wife TO convey 70 him some
Of her property and TO insure her life
She refused to do either so Blyden
burgh bought a large quantity Of ar
senic one Sunday when she went 10
church he stayed at home TO prpare
dinnr Soon after dinner Mrs. Blyden.
burgh was taken i'll and id in spasms
III few nous. The sorrowftl widow
buried his wife in Ohio and re-
turned to atalte possession Of the prop
crty Suaplcon was aroused the body
'of Mrs Blydanburgh was disinEerred.
and the vital organs found 10 b sat
urated with arsenic Blygenburgh
was indicted and convicted on circum-
stanual evidence, getting a sentence
Of imprisonment for fe He took an
appeal, ana confidently expected a re-
yersal But the supreme court upheld
Tie action OF the trial court. Two
judges dissenting.
Bfydenburah Is said To have good
many friends and it is given out that
an effort will be made to obtain par
don from the legislature, which ap-
pars 70 have the pardoning power IN
Iowa So the case is likly 70 be
fought out at the next sess on
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY

Notice Is hereby given that on
Wednesday November Goth, a. d.
1908. between the hours of ten o'clock
/ in the forenoon and FIVE O'Clock in
the afternoon of the sais day. at the
front door of the Court House. in the
/ CIV of Cairo. County Of Alexander
and State of Illinois. the real property
! Of Ransom Thompson deceased. con-
sisting Of the followng
All Of Lots numbered ca seven.
(Sl eight 90 nine. GO ten. UD
eleven and C2l twelve. ia Block num-
bered a. one lots numbered 90
seven. % eight. (9l nine. C0) ten.
/ on eleven and 02l twelve in Block
numbered 90 TWO. except that part II
the said lots heretofore conveyed rs
right of way 70 the Eastern Illinois
and " s-ouri Railway Company by
decd dated May 2oth. 1899 and record
cd in The office OF the recorder Of
deeds IN and for the County Of Alexan-
der in Book % Of the deed record.
nn PAGE ga Also Lots numbered
Cal three in Block numbered t3)
three Also Lots numbered 90 FIVE
and lGl six in Block numbered az
four Also Lots numbered t1 one.
i2l tap 90 three, ca four. (5l FIVE.
fl SIX. 90 seven. tSl eight. t9)
nine 900 ten. UD eleven. 02) d.
Twelve 10 Block numbered (5l FIVE.
Lots numbered G1 one. o. two. (s)
Fhroe ~ four 80 five. f61 six. (7l
seven. tSD eight. t9l nine. u0l ten.
UD eleven. U2l twelve. in Block
C6) six. All Of said lots be
ing in The town santa F.. in the
County of Alexander and State Of IL
inois. VII De sold al public sale. in
with an order Of the Coun-
ty Court Of Alexander County.
Terms Of sale VIII be for cash
Dated this 26th day Of October A.
D. 1895
Benjamin r Thompson.
Administrators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
ANNA.

Anna. H., October 2g. 1905.

/
MIS- Lucinda Gum visited friends
in Golden Friday and Saturday,
John spire spen last week. ii Chi.
cago on. busino s..
Mrs w NJ Green and daughter,
Miss Eva, We're guests Of Anna fela-
tiyes last Friday
Rev. and Mrs W, S. Fars are the
guests Of Mrs c. II. Wiley this week.
They have been working among the
churches of the Cairo Presbytary in
the interest of foreign missions.
L. J. Hess returned Vein day last
from a trip through the west. tie also
spent some time 1t he Portland FIX
position
A gold and silver medal contest
will be held at th BapfsJ CHURCH on
Monday evening October 90 The con
testants ages will be from 6 10 II
years.
Mrs. u, $. Toler returned Thursday
from an Extended visit with her
daughter Mss Lulu al Kankakee.
Mrs Flora Zimmerman ANDY daugh-
Ter Miss Madge of Cairo were the
guests Of Anna friends Friday.
MIS- " " Wiley and son, Davis
are spending a few days at Sikeston,
Mo-, the guests OF Mrs. } H. I<ready
Mrs. Sadie Miller departed Saturday
for Kansas, City, Mo, whore she will
spend few days before going to
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

Washington where she has accepted a
position.
James 4. Lakey and Miss Besst'
Choat5 were married last Wednesday
evening at the residence of the
grooms parents, Rev B A. Hoar Off
ciating
Mrs. Mande Renner. Of Fort Collins.
Colo. hs The guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
w. a, Wentworth
Miss li2zic Rohey Of Metropolis,
pnnt Sunday with Miss Sophia Feuss.
Miss lone Boyle, Of Thebes Is yisir.
ne Miss Sophia Chester this week
Miss Edith kirkpatrick entertained
the Sophmore class Friday evening
al her home on Golden street The
party was in honor Of Harry Swartz-
lose who expects TO 20 to New York
soon.
Mi=s Bertha WiIloughby, who has
been employed in the Telephone office
for Tho past two years. has resigned.
Miss Lizzie Puien will be her sue
cessor.
MI. ana MfS. Pelef antrim ana iltlIe
son, OF Princeyille, came down Thurs
day for a visit Of two weeks with
Mrs Oliver Alden
Mrs Addie Waller and children, Of
Carew-ille, arrived Friday evening for
a brief visit with Mrs Austin Hill
Miss Lefty Hughes entertained The
pupils Of the p ghth grade Friday
evening at The home Of NJ NJ. Pickles
on Chestnut street Miss Hughes is the
most popular of the Anna teachers
and the young people pronounced this
a very pleasant affair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

ated a profound sensation, ana some
Of his hearers left the Metropolitan
chourch attended by Presidents Grant
and Mckinley, where the address was
delivered, His declaration that an
amalgamaton Of all the races is Gods
solution Of the race problem was 70
celyed in absolute silence Many faces
IN The audience were eloquent Win
suppressed resentment though no
word Of dissent or protest VAS spak-
en-.
over III Maryland" Bishop Hamil,
Ton continued some cheap politicians
arc trying to solve the race problem,
SO called, by thrusting It's difficulties
out Oh their path They are trying
10 4 priye men Of their Godgiven
rights It's Gods plan. What ac.
count does He take Of the prejudices
and foliies Of foolish men? IN time
they will be wiped away and the
American Of the future viii have be
come the composite type Of all the
races Of the earth
The other day in nay old home
of Boston, a lady rose from her seat
in 2 street car and spoke To me. AZ
ter a moment recognized IN her th7
daughter Of Boston Girl and a chi
naman both Of whom had been mem.
bers Of my congregation many years
ago.
This ia f2zia - 2," coia
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
THE LATEST BLUEBEARD.

f. S Blydpnburg, convicted Of wife
murder ia Iowa, who has just been de
neid a new trial by the supreme court,
is held out as another Bmebeard His
record in the matrimonial line, how.
ever, Is by no means comparable e
that 81 Hoch or Witzhoh He has had
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

showed her to be The wife Of one Of
the most prominent Of the younger
Boston merchants, She held up for
inspection beautiful child from
whose eyes the almond shape has dis.
appeared. aud who carried in her skin
just enough Of the yellow tint to make
her seem an Ivory Venus"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, iIilncIs, Pop
u!atlon 1s.fST.

ulatlon 1917.
Mayor. GEORGE PARSONS.
Clerk, r. A. HATCHER.
Treasurer, JAMES QUINN.
Comptroller, e. s. DEWEY.
Police Magistrate. A. J. ROSS.
Chief of Police, M. s. EGAN.
Alexander County, Population x2,sss
County Judge. VIM. s. DEWEY.
County Clerk, JESSE E. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. s. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR. JAS M. McMANUs.
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK n
DAVIS.
County Superintendent Of gchoola
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
Roardrof County commissioners.
J. J. JENNELLE, Chairman.
GEORGE PARSONS,
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30

All Illinois Central, Mobile Il ohio
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and do
part form Central station, corner q
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron NoxntaiL
trains arrive and depart from tn
Union station, Second street and Con
merclal avenue.
Mall may be deposited in the boz q
the transfer station, located at Cen
trail station, 20 minutes before the 3r
parturs OF any train
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-10-30
.-.--.-- - a

IT'S popularity Of High
Art" Clothes that each
successive pressing seems to
renew their youth and make
them look frcsher and smarter
than before.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

Representative Wallace Cros.
sley In the wsrrensbury Star has
. vigorous editorial combating
Game Warden Rodcs' construction
OF the game Law. lie agrees with
the author Of the law, Representa-
tive walmslcy and others, that no
license was mcnt to he collected oil
OF resident hunters. Mr.. Crossiey
says that Warden Rodcs, for some
reason or other. stands conspicu.
ously alone in reference to the dis
puted point. aud hopes that the
supreme court will soon pass on
some OF the test cases, In which
event he predicts that "Warden
Rodes will be given a knockout
blow and the members OF the leg.
islaturc indicated"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

The executive committee Of Mis-.
souri, State Dairy association have
Get their goalto make the Sixteenth
annual meeting OF the association,
to be held q Jefferson City No.
vember 15-17, not only the best
ever held by the association but a.
we'll the greatest and best Dairy
meeting ever held In America, and
II their present plans ms~terislise
(which they will, II hard work and
we'll directed effort COUNT they are
bound 10 succeed.
For the program for that meet
Ing they are seeking 10 obtain the
very best expert dairy ability In
America-mcn and women Who
have achieved national reputation
for ability TO eloqucntly present
the practical ideas through which
they have won success.
Every phase Of dairying and its
allied Industries will be ably pre-.
scented by competent experts
These addresses and papers will be
iuterspeased with fine vocal and
instrumentai music, impromptu
discussions inspired BY the popu-
lar Question box" demonstrations
Of testing milk aud cream and
scoring BUTTER reinforced by .
splendid exhibit Of dairy products.
dairy machinery, utilities and ap-
plisnces by many Of the largest
manufacturer In the United States.
There will be something doing"
every hour Of the three days Of .
character that will instruct, benc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27
p. q. DEPARTMENT.
Rural Free Delivery Alone Not
SeIi.Supporting, but Bene.
fetal.

Advance reports from Washing
ton Indicate that the final cxpccts-
ton and hope of the people that
the postofice department will be
on a paying basis are about to be
realized. declares the Joplin News
Herald, Postmaster General Cor
telyou has gathered enough de-
tailed information to know certain
ly that the department Is now self
supporting with the exception OF
the rural free delivery.
This Is a great stride In the ad-
ministratlon OF the postal system.
Time was moi 10 very long ago That
the annual reports OF the DEPART
ment were such that apologies werc
continually made for the deficiency
in revenue. Now, that IL done
away with, especially since the
only item OF expense to the gov
eminent Is the rural free delivery,
something which the people in
dorsc and which they would not
forego for many more millions OF
less than Is now apparent.
However, no business man who
has observed the doings of the de-
partment believes for n minute
that this part Of the service will
not ultimately pay expenses. In
a measure. the exact cost Of this
feature OF the postomcc system
cannot be estimated. The increase
In the demand for the money Or
ders, for stamps and for envelopes
and every other convenience Of the
service comes from the extended
facilities OF the rural free delivery.
Patrons now use the service where
formerly 1t was considered a lux
ury.
As an index to the prosperity OF
the country, the reports Of the in
creased stamp and money order
sales Is a testimonial OF good con-
ditions. Never before was the
country in better shape. Money
IL moving freely and without re-
straint. This is so at q time when
stock speculation Is at a low ebb
Tho s%peculaters are not respinR
the harvest, but the conservative
and enterprislng business OF the
country is taking the leap forward
The United States and Its people
have every right to feel proud, moi,
only OF the administration Of the
p~ostofice department, but OF the
witness It bears to happy and pros
porous conditions.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27
Notice to Taxi Payer

I will meet the taxpayer ~
folio wing times and place h
the purpose Of receiving
taxes:
Middletown, Thursday, Fridsys
Saturday, October 10th, 20. -
Prices Branch, Monday, OcAS
Jouesburg. Tuesday and We'd
day, October oath and 2ssh,
High HILL. Thursday. Octobss2n|
New Florence, Friday, Oct. "A.
Danville, Saturday, Octobe, -
wellsville. Monday 10 Ssssrar
October 3oth 70 Novembee ~
Al oihcs At Montgomery City issc
November i5th, on.
Please bring latest tax reeelr.
or correct num6ees OF land
property paid 90, In order 10 -.
vent mistakes. p. G. KENT.
Collector Of Revenue Of Mostev~,
cry county.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

A much admired painting. rep
resenting . rusl scene Ia which q
COW, q man and n milkpail were
special features. was much ad.
mired and run the gauntle. of oil
the critics until al old farmer came
along and called attention to the
fact that the man was on the wrong
side Of the COW. lie knew nothing
Of art, could not use . brush, bu,
when II came TO the right altitude
for milking he was right there.
Moral; Every one to his trade.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

Governor Folk is probably con-
WINGED. that the Republicans who
made his nomination and election
possible are not going to stay with
him on account OF his double DEAL
ing on the home rule question, says
the Fulton Journal. lie Is there.
fore making friends Of the old
machine which he once thought
should be smashed out OF cxis.
tancc. Men are not so brave after
all, they only appear that way
when they have the people back
OF them.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27


nc and entertain al VINO ssseno
whether they be daisymen, farmers
n, avel,ers in citiee or towns
...-s.a, .c,.,w.. aai,v nm.
e
Supplemental 70 the foregoing
eesturrs. the commercial Club and
.,.,....osI.0.,.cn civ vi,l main.
.'."s--,s"-..,,.-. s-.-.,..,o, n,
ss'n sue'' e.ce,'e"' '.P ~
genial hospitality ana viii M
..,...,,. .,,sr..tnm.rt.--,r.nec.
H., "a ,.,,o.. STAT. dens,t.
m.r,. r.h,,c bu,Id,n,.. the neni.
..n,,.,v. IN. I.,v. f~.cIoric.- An IN.
formal nub,ic receuuou Al the
0ovcrnor. NsusIou ana other di.
v.,s,on.-,, fat M more careful
o,.,t.,.,v. r,.u.,.tions vcr. cver
MAJ. sor ,hs -,i...ur. and o,ost
Of ali who attend. All railroads In
the state have granted reduced
rates aud Jefferson City guarantees
simple accommodations a. reason.
ao'e prices. Every oairymae ana
farmer throughout the state VINO
can possibly DO 90 should attend
this great convention.
49, "
oII,s, you wsns req ups,
IeuGn,uE eyes, :wess oIes'n eno
600 .ocHs use ho'.,stefs Nocky
Mounssin iee. Inc Htessest
oeautinet novn. 20 oents, Ies
OF iso'ets' Ask your druggist
MA.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27
NOW.

To those who have not he'd "
cation and cannot spare the d.
TO 60 TO the seashore or the nssor
tains, . trip TO Excelsior Spds0
No., 10 recommended, - aisr
wolves only . few hours ride, ~
10 . quiet rcstful place with spdae
waters OF hcalthful and cufsdVs
qualities equal to any resort 10 u
world not excepting Cafisbsl,
Most any Wabash train will III
you there comfortably.
Apply 70 any agent Of u
Company for full particulars.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27
Plans to Got Rich

are often frustrated by suddc q
breakdown, due to dyspepsia OF
oustipation. Brace up aud take
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. They
take out tho materials which are
clogRing your energies. aud give
you . nov start. Cure headach
and dizziness too. Al City drug
store; &c, guaranteed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-10-27

With bounding enthusiasm and
energy President Roosevelt has
plunged Into the Southland, where
he Is winning the friendship and
confidence Of the Southern people
by his frank sincerity. tact and
good fellowship. In historic Rich.
mond the President made . nota-
bic speech that should do much to
assuage any I nsering sectional
prejudice. Il was ''bulIy" speech,
full Of patriotism, appreciation for
the Southern people and typify-
Ing the Presidents broad Ameri-
canism. One sentence IL especial.
ly significant. The President
said: "In shof', gsntl .men, ! claim
to be neither Northern moi South
ern, Eastern nor Western, nothing
but q good American, pure and
simple"
President Roosevelt comes near.
er being President Of all the PEG.
pie. perhaps, than any Of his pre-
d~eccssors. A. he states. his an-
ccstry was half Southern and half
Northern. he was born In the East
and lived . good while In the
west-so long - he does not ad-