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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
OUST THE n. Y. LIFE|FUNDS DECREASING
NOW $4,000 NJ TREASURY AND
WILL 90 Down TO $4,000
BY APRIL 4, 1905.
Special 10 Daily Herald.

Special 10 Daily Herald.
Usg Moineg. Oct. 1,--Tbe quarterly
report of the stats treasnrers Office
shows that on October there was a
balance ~ f740, 0,Iz2.77 In the treasury
of the state This ig a decrease oi
nearly 100000 IN the last three
months, the balance On June 10 being
75,O32.z7. II " expected that me
treasury funds WI 10 dawn 10 about
tfs0,G00 ~ next April This condi.
ton " now being seriously considered
~ state legislators who viii meet in
general assembly this winter
The next legislature VIII haye only
the f5606OO balance 10 10 on IN max.
ing ~ appropriations, the balance OK
pended having ~ be raised BY future
taxation. ~ ~ expected that mis- viii
result in considerable trimming" 81
the appropriations requested, esDecl9I.
~ by rome ~ the state institutions.
win another legislature 10 meet the
following year, me outlook for .Argc
appropriations, particularly by tEe
general assembly of 1901, " not con.
gidered encouraging II the state
house,
The last legislature had balance
~ over sfJ000OO0, from which 10 make
~ appropriations, the exact balance
on June ~. 1909, the END of the fiscal
DtgiO1 preceding the legislature, wa
tt,G70,47s.ss. Greatly Increased ez.
pcBditmgg In many departments, par.
tjcBiaFIy the c0st 0f the state house
improvements, are accountable for me
great decrease in the balance iris
year,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
hEVADA,g INSURANCE coNMIs.
etoHEr REvoKEe LICENSES
or CO. ~ THAT STATE.
gcrlppsb bicIaae TELEGRAM.

GefiDpg fcItae Telegram.
CargOn, New oct Yesterday y.
r. Davis, state controller and inspF.
ancs commissioner, reyoked the y
GENRE .of the Hew York Life Insurance
company in this state. The following
telegram Was forwarded 70 ne NV
York home Once by the controller
"JObn A, Mccall; Pending the IN.
ysstlgation of the corrupt management
and fraudulent disDD@aIs N funds en.
trusted 10 your company, sDd ~ long
~ yourself and George Perkins retain
Offices N trust in the management "
no New York Life Insurance c00pae
ny, me license cf the Company W 90
business n the state n Nevada IL
hereby rsVOks1, Upon advice ~ a
change ~ management and saJgfac,
tory proof N honest management me
license viii be relgzped."
A notice mas been forwarded
throughout the state warning ali
agents Of nc fact of ne ordsr ana
giving the agents twO Weeks 70 cllse
tbelF records.
Rew York, Oct 4l--JOhD A, McCaiI,
president of tho New York Life, was =
Witness today before the legislative ~.
surance Investigating committee, ~.
fore tbe meeting Mccall gaId he would
take Issue with Insurance Commits
sioBer Davis cf Nevada, and Dr0pOsed
~ bring the matter before ne attoT.
nsy general Of that state, Ar, BcCali
WAS agked 10 briefly gtate me bpgln.
ming IN this country Of state snDcrfis,
ion N life insurance companies He
sald n originated ii Magsachueetts IN
the eaYIy 6ftEes,
President Mccall said BE- ezDeels1
that for the 6ret I'VE months Of ttg
NEXT tho yesTs the company would be
baTasged by all kinds of bills IN eyery
state IN he union. Many N the DiIy
would be introduced ~ men win high
purposes, hut be declared fbree,fopTtbg
of them would be for me Durp0ses Of
bIaekmaiI,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
0be INTERURBAN

DAY Dh 90 10 Lak1nta, White city,
crlckst, Eyeland, Prake.yilIe, DBrfee
and McBiIIan II you would be con.
WINGED of me importance Of getting
into tffis territory with a transports
'tion line,
The enthusiasm Of the people IN the
country II boBndIegs. They are aii IN
favor n rfs road. They want II ana
want II IN way that viii bring IT.
There II need of II and tbere win be
business from the day the line is In
operation. For Instance Ths day the
directors made the trip the party stop.
PED az me company store al White
city, The manager says. DID yoD
bring the interurban with your Here
we are All out of butter and eyery min.
eS in town wanting II. None nearer
man OskalooSa and no way 70 get 10
IT. Yes sad Mr.. O,FeiIi, there
IL Jrst one thousand pounds Of the
beat butter made lying AZ the oska,
loO@a creamery waiting for a cus4
foer like you, but we can't do busigsl
because there IL no way 20 reach you
Win the internrbaa line aeco3
psiehed, such conditions will be {
thing of the past oskaloo1& win bs
a general supply station for al this
country. and service and conmunica.
lion win be q matter of minutes whsre
now u IL = matter o. hours and days,
90 out into this territory snd BE-
convinced of the correctness a the
esatenents.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

Tse drive of me Board n Directors
sB1 the ofsceFs of me InterHrban
Electric line between oskaJOosa ard
Buxton has had the effect ~ incrcaE
ing me interest of ne general publle
and me stockhoi6ers IN the enterprise
and now comes q demand for g0gae
means N getting out 0yer the line N
he road ~ garyeyed and DrcDose1
The people are a. desir0ug Of eeclDg
and knowing what has been done ss
we're me directors. Comparatively
few people of the city hare ever been
" the great coal fields lying 10 tbe
southwest on the city, ana fewer hare
eeen the tOwn OE Buxton IL " nov
proposed that during tiIis fine weather
Don Mcclure, of the automobile gar.
age, eetablish an auto route Oyer tfse
lines of the r0a1, making = charge for
say a party of four. Tie gane ar.
fragments may be made with any VI
TIM livery barns ~ the city Tor par
ties 10 make the drive 70 Burton and
return,
The more one geeS u me country
to tho southwest, the mere the Doess-
blIltles a the new line become sppar.
ent and the more eKthnsiasm n aYcps.
e4. Ome has no i1ea o. me inaniensif1
N ts,e trade and business a mia sec.
ton until tF5D II taken. The hhii
cannot BE- tcad IN 1egcDDsioa of what
is now On the grounds. The fatts
must be seen 70 ~ resiizsI Take =
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
EOITOR MAY BE CITED
DAVE BRANDT, or IOWA CITY
REPUBLICAN,, WRITES AN Epl
ToRiAL cN WILL CASE.
Special 10 Daily Herald.

Special 10 Daily Herald.
iowa CITY. Oct fudge A. V.JacS
son, of Muecatlne, who h hearing the
Heath vii case, today instructed the
jury that the editorial Of David Bran1t
appearing In the Iowa City RepubiE
can yesterday he thought might be IN
contempt 81 court and should be disre-
gsYded IN returning verdict 1'he
editorial fayors the plaintiff, who II
contesting the WIN Of her father The
estate involved amounts to ,s5,000
Brandt Is prominent politician, well
known throughout the state. II isf'e-
Iieyed Brandt win be ordered into
court aud fined for altered contemot
fheerof sY;,,,l
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
KILLED oaE-,sJUsEo TWO.
NORTH csretins Nan Visiting IN Ala
bsna HaB0y win Revolver,
gcrlDDgMcHae Telegram.

gcriDD&McEtas Telegram
Mobile, Ma, Oct. 1l--1Obn Fiscfer
m engineer In Raleigh, ~ a., N yislt
ing hls parents in this city, He quar-.
relied last night win three y0Dng men,
and, securing revolver thg morning,
he vent 10 h saloon where ttIe tbree
mere sitting and Immediately nrsd
tbree tlmss, each bullet finding a ne
rim, and in consequence Price Bal0a
~ dead, Hamilton McKesn IL dying
and JObn Harts ~ Tn0ftaIIy injured
Fischer, after the shooting, deliberate
~ rolled cigarette, laughed at his
victims, and sauntefed ont 10 meet tse
police, but said nothing,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
cL 4. eLecr OFFICERS,


Cleveland, Oct, 4,-|,fae Civic I'm
Droyement Association tbg Dcrnlns
elected ne following officers for tbs
ensuing year,
u, ~, Mcfarland, ~ This city, pfegI
dent; William ~, H0wlsnd, ~ Hee
Y0rk, treasurer, q, H. WO0druH, zee
retafy; George Foster peab01y, Asp
YoFk, franklin MacVea.zb Chicago
James u, PhsisD, fan francisco. gen
sfaI vice presidents.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
ALICE AT YOKOHAMA
MISS ROOSEVELT AND PARTY Ar.
RIVE At YOKOHAMA AND re.
FUSE ANY ATTENTIONS.
scrlpDs. .McRao Telegram.

gcripps. .Mcaae Telegram,
Yokohama, Oct. az Miss Alics
Roosevelt and party " yea In thi,
city today. They w1re received b.
the American representative, the I'm
perlaI mastsr OF ceremonies and tf1s
governor, but she absolutely refused
any formaiitics. She viii stay 1T ths
hotel tonight and tomorrow viii n
into tbs interior 10 remain INT. ~.
18th, when csa party, headed BY ", "A
Hartman, VIII gaii from Yokohama
IN the steamer siberia for gsn Pran
ciseC,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
THE TAKING or BONDS
JupaE ecoTT Hulne noNps MAY
NOT nE FURNISHED M COM.
pANY OUTSIDE sTATK.

Special 10 Daily Herald.
slgoufncy. "a. Oct, Judge Scott
has ordered clerk Mcvickers not %
receive bonds IT, any case that may be
furnished BY any bond company with
headquarters outside the state oi
Iowa. The order was drastic an1
sweeping and createa a ripple Of ex4
element quite unusual IN the probats
court
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
WILL .toT PROSECUTE.
ScripDs- McRae Telegram.

Deg Molnes, Oct. 4.-tQuate Bate
man, who is stiIl In Mercy hospital as
a result OF the stabbing ARRAY at fifth
and Locust streets night before last.
may be able To be out tomorrow. II
ia understood that his injuries are NOT
now considered serious.
Bateuan signed statement this
morning that he would not prosecutc
and tho police have released Dexter
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
in THE FAR EAST.
pHlvY COUNCIL PASSES RUSSO.
JAPANESE rRHAry-mAR.
'TiAL LAW ABHooATEp.

scrIppEMcIsaa Telegram,
Toxic, Oct. 4--'rhe priyy council IA
session today passed the ftusso.Jap.
anese treaty and II will DO ratified
Immediately. An order abrogatinR
martial law at Basobo. Nagasalsi,
Tsushlma was also passed.
II - also stated on the best author.
ity that the government intends 10
increase the ship subsidies just a
soon an the mail service Is again re,
sumed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
AaaAULrEn Ann RoaaEp.

Kenogba Wis, Oct 4,--An unknown
man entered the home Of Mrs, Henry
VandeYbeTg this forenoon and knockef
her unconscious, ransacksd the ho1sc,
taking all YalaabIee no could find, and
made his escape. A. pore n In ppr-
eut Mrs. vsnderberg ~ IN a serious
condition
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

Cincinnati, Oct, l>--An1y Eezenah
iO6ay issBed a challenge 10 any ons
nn1rsd-4n1, ,thirtT,pOnn tighter 10 ne
wosId 70 a Hnish nghE Or 10 q limited
number o. rounds, Bezsnah ~ zhe
y0unesgt n three DpgiIlst brcghsrs.
He has engaged IN nfty ring battles
and has never been defeated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
UHDEg AMUSEMENT.

IDt'SFNcEtas TeIegfana,
Chicago, OctI>--Judge KobIsaat fbls
afternoon TOOK under adyisemSnt until
Tuesday the case u the Dosicy.hcldsrs
against Hosenfeld ana MouitDn, zen.
egaI manager and PRESIDENT respect
iyely of me Western Life Indemnity
60
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

9edaiia, Mo-, Oct. ~ oaacegs mis-
morning Yaided ana confgcated tne
property d tWo gambling bOnses IN
gsdalla. The property will be burned.
Eieyen DeTsons were arrested other
gambling houses, the police say, are
10 be closed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
. AND o. WRECK.
Train on the Old Scenic Route 10
Deraiied at morgantown.
gcrippeM MeItaa TeIagrarn

COnnellgyille, Pa, Oct. IA Balti-
more & Ohio train was wrecked near
Morgantown this morning. The en-
gines and two cars we're ditched and
the rest Of the train was AeraiIed.
Several Of the passengers were Sc
yereiy Injured but none. wcfe killed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

Cincinnati, Oct. 4<--ArgDmeDts for
ana agsinst tho appeal f0g a 1sw trial
fOr Mrs. Casele Chadwick we're re.
gumsd IN me Unice6 Gtates Cigcnit
c6urt ~ Appeals here tsjs morning.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

1omebody IL out with q theory on
how 70 live forever One bsnsat, n II
could b. worked, would be the aboli.
ton Of the spitaDh Chicago Tnbans.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
aosssss ARE raleHrEaEo.
scared Away Just a. They Are Read,
To Dynamite Safe,
epeclal % palIY HeraId.

Peoria, Oct. fan unsuccessfus at
tempt was made TO rob the bank Ai
.asf night. The rotDers
<htenpd away just a. they
about 20 dynamite the safe.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
FOUR FAMILIES LOST
FISHING BOAT or LAKE MIcHl
GAN HAe MOI eEEH HEARD
or roR a WEEK.
9crlppz Mcnae TeIerranl.

CbarIeyoiz, Mich, oct 4,--A fshlna
boat with fur families aboard ana IN
cluding several wonsn and children oi
oEher families, left tnis Dort q weeI
ago, gept. zg, for Beaver Island n
has not reached ~ destination aad
has not been reported ~ being s,1n
anywhere Al we're given BD ~ Iosf
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05

Toledo, ohio, independents NomInsfs
Brand Whltiock.

Toledo. o., Oct. 4,--Prand Whitlock,
a novelist, has been nominated for
mayor BY the Independentg conyen-
ton.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1905-10-05
AeN goa Moae wAoge.
strike of Dock Laborers for More
Pay and Shorter Hours.


BcftDpssMctta1 Telegram.
Kr0nets1, Oct, 1l--Tbe dcck Iaa0r.
ers are again On . strike, going on
to1ay, Their contention ~ for more
waGes AMI shorter hours, Wogk On
al foreign ships IN ~ a etandsfg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

The big city papers are all
crowded with advertising. Most
country merchants stop advertise
Ing during the hot summer months,
and the big fellows In the city are
quick to take advantage OF such
negligence. To get trade and hold
1t, the country merchants must
keep fresh In the minds OF the pco-
pie the bargains they have to offer.
This can only be accomplished by
a LIBERAL use Of space In the local
papers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
Depository Of City school Funds


Notice Is hereby given that
proposals will be received by the
Board Of School Directors of the
district OF Montgomery City,
Montgomery county, Mo-. at its
session to be held on Saturday,
the 18th day OF August, 1905, from
any banking corporation, associ-
alton or individual In Montgomery
county, Missouri, desiring to be
selected rs the depository OF the
funds OF said school district Of the
City of Montgomery under the
provisions OF Article 9 Chapter "a
OF the Revised Statutes of Mis-
souri, Of 1899 as amended by an Act
approved March %, 1908, Session
Acts Of Missouri OF 1903, page 266,
for a term commencing on the 18th
day of August 1905 and ending on
the second Tuesday In May 1907.
Bids to be delivered to the under
signed Secretary OF the School
Board on or before Saturday, Au-
Y ust the 18th 1905 at io'clock p. m.
and bids are to state the rate Of
interest that the banking corpora
ton, association, or individual
banker offers to pay on the funds
of said school district for the term
above specified.
Each bid shall be accompanied
by a check for not less than one
halt Of one per cent OF the revenue
OF said school district for the year
1904 as a guarantee Of good faith
on the part OF the bidder and that
u its or his bid should be highest
and accepted by the Board II or
he will enter into a bond to be
fixed by the Board OF Directors Of
said school district. The Board
reservest the right to reject any and
all bids. All sealed bids TO be in
dorscd on the outside; "Bids for
Depository OF School Funds" and
addressed to W. l.. Gupton, Sec
rotary OF the School Board,
Montgomery City, Nc.
july -, 1905. ". l.. GUProN.
Secretary OF School Board Of the
District Of the City of Montgom-
cry, Mo.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

Following IL II list Of letters re-
naming unclaimed in the post
Office at Montgomery City, Mo-,
July 20. 1908, and II not called for
wit hin two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter oiioc;
Julia IL. Collard
Miss Lizzie Smith
Mr.. John Wilson
q. T.. Nuns, =. NJ.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
Suffering

l. often caused by sores, ulcers
and cancers, that eat away your
skin. VIM. Bcdell, OF Flat Rock,
Mich, says: 81 have used Buck
Arnica Salye, for ulcers,
sores, and cancers. Il Is the best
healing dressing eve found"
Soothcs and heals cuts, burns and
scaidr. 25c mt The City Drug Store
guaranteed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
CRUDE THoUdHTS FROM EDITORIAL PEN.

walls. Home is where peace Is.
where you arc contentcd and at
rest with thc world.
Those who appreciate home the
most are those who haveto strug-
gle to possess at. Where do Dur
patriots spring fromp Those who
love home are those who love
tncir country and will fight, and
die II necessary, to maintain such
Ravens of rest. The boy or girl
who has wandered from the farm
to the city will lind no home like
the rude farm house. with weather
beaten ou,sidcs. but with coy,
free and quiet in%terior-. The walls
may be bare Of masterpieces"
from the brush OF masters, but the
portraits OF the family, the framed
aud unframed works of art ofthosc
lesser note have n greater value in
their minds eyes than would the
most pretentious picture of mod
crn times. The carpet may be a
little shabby. bu, softer, brighter
thnn the brightest Wilton or Bru--
sells which dccorat the rooms OF a
Hat or mansion.
The homo they dream OF shows
mother busy ut her work; father
coatlcss and hatlcs-, reading or
resting In the old fashioned chair
In the corner after "A hard days
work in the field, and the children
,th,mselves) busy with their les
sons or with their evening chores.
All may be tired. but there il an
atmosphere OF contcnmcnt there
which will live NJ long az life,
whose taste Is "a sweet as the
purest honey. That IL the home
they expect to build Tor themselves
The chief attraction in n home IL
n good woman. To man. IL IL his
wife. To children It Is a mother.
Weary and worn with strife, the
husband seeks home Tor cOnsola-
ton. The minute the door opens
care Is bani.hcd from his brow and
life takes on n brighter hue. No
matter how hard the struggle. hope
enters with him here and like the
white cove OF peace nestl"s In his
bosom. What a rare combination
Of virtue must wife and mother
posscsss How loving, how tender
how rcsourccful she must be!
Home II where mother l..
40 .iirf arI dnHtt ari .%ul'ii,f
r''r vt'rr mother Be-
ilnpu and mitu bad serrt rr'irt
Com, ah'f, uuth,r n,
Aud 80 We say home H. where
love H., where peace l. found. IL
may be- a mansion or a hOvcl, n
country home or II city Hat. In
such a place 1t l. impossible 10 he
unhappy. That country l., the
greatest which has the largest
number possess Ia their own right
The place they live Ia. No country
WAS ever great which supported a
Thousand mansions nj the expense
OF million novels. liomcscckers,
own your own home.
The hun grlcst man In Missouri
was In St. Charles last Tuesday
and surrounded the following
named articles OF food; PIX Of
potatoes with jackets on, | dozen
large sized onions, . large loavcs
OF home made bread, I eggs aud J
cups of coffee. lie IL not n giant
either.
Subscribe Tor thc TRIBUNE, all
the news all the time.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

~ tSu,rrN ,s s"rrsSa
Thi. ufe Is NJ tu scus'Nhr
Nur II u YET III -ins
hut storm, AMI rt'nis nitrrnnt'
A. thorn. smo'- i'w flowers
And while ". scfa fnf tie f''-,ss
The Thorn. fuu ~ "" ~'rn.
rtiIl ~ us tho tfh tiey w1iad H.
u. ~. happy ~ - can.
rbls ~. ~. hoIvy rfus.e..
~ vol ~ -. ~ .hsrc,
Aud vficf. aud dl>nppolntnituts.
With ,"u sud I must tear.
Aud " We inn, roi follow
N. prth uur hsarts wuuiH piIu.
frt ~ uni . s'i nfuuuh ne
4,sAsr.y as ~ car
-
I'd. real business OF life is the
making u n happy home. When
you como to slit the whole chat oil
existence. everything goes to the
wind bu, the happiness we have
had at nome.
All about us are beautiful homes
which are mere pauprr houses. so
far ~ happiness i concerned. be-
cause OF some one member OF the
family who j. rctty tyrant, u nag
ger. a peace destroyer.
-
Seeding Ia mostly a habit. II
IL Often tn result OF nervousness
aud nm irritable condition of the
mind and body. \ person II tired
or annoyed At some trivial cause
and forthwith commences huding
fault with everything and every
body within reach. Scolding ia II
habit very easily formed. II IL
astonishing how SCOT n becomes
addicted to Il and confirmed In 1t.
II IL unreasoningand unreasonable
habit. Persons who once get into
the way OF scolding always iiud
somptl.in. To- scold about. II there
IL nothing else. they begin scold-
Inc ~ tho mere absence OF iny-
thing g. sru.i at. II H. an extreme
~ di.sgrteHhlc habit. IL IL con-
tapious. Once introduced into n
family. b. i pretty certain IN n
short ti,ac 10 effect all the members.
-
The homo In some pins" or at
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

Limitation IL the sinccrcst flat
tory" hence all other rooilngs are
made To look like Ruberoid. Get
Ruberoid and you get the best. La
Crosse Lumber Co. sole agents.
W. make good mill work.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
WRITE US A LETTIR

freely and frankly. In sthetest eonhd-
enee, telling Us all your symptoms and
troubles. We WI send ffes Advice
(in plain sealed cnvelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Ths Chstt sooSa Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tsan.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
Long Lie In 1issouri.

The manager OF a museum
heard OF a man In a nearby town
who was 1903 years old. The Man
agcr decided that 1t would be a
good thing for his museum to get
this old man as an attraction. So
one day he drove over to the Mis-
sour town where the reputed old
man resided and arriving at the
home described, found nm old
man working in the yard. He
inquired the old mans name
and found 1t was the same that
had been given him. lie then
asked Ii 1t was a fact that
he was 1913 years old. The old
m an answered that he was. In a
sort Of matter OF fact way, as
though It was nothing unusal.
The manager Of the ~ then
told him to join his museum and
said there would be nothiug 20 do
only sit lon exhibition, look nice
and answer questions and draw a
good salary.
The old man thought a moment
and then.replied, eyes, that would
be very nice and | would like to
go. but | could not"
/. IN 80 IA
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04
Peculiar Disappearance.

J. ID. Runyan. of butlerville. o.,
laid the peculiar disappearance Of
his painful symptoms, Of indigcs-
ton and biliousncss. to DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. lie says; "They
are a perfect remedy for dizziness,
soul stomach, headache, constipa.
ton. etc." Guaranteed at The
City Drug Store, price PC.
Kindly remember the Stccls-
miths, at the Furguson Opera
House all next week, commencing
Aug. It'll and Saturday matinee.
All standard plays, and high-class
spccialties.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

III. real business OF life is the
making u a happy home. When
you come to slit the whole chat OF
existence. everything goes to the
wind bu, the happiness we have
had At home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-08-04

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Always Successful.

When Indigestion becomes chronic
II IS dangerous. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will cure Indigestion and an
troubles resulting therefrom. Thus
preventing Catarrh Of the stomach
Dr. Newbrough, of League, w. va.
says: 10 those suffering from indi-
geStlon or sour stomach / would say
tnere IS no better remedy than Kodol
dyspepsia Cure. have prescribed it
Ior a number of my patients with
good success " Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
dlgests what you eat and makes the
stomach sweet. Sold by Peoples drug
store. dsv