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New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

Oppenheim. has sold for Sarah A FreeeoTn Nos: Nos:
1es East 122d-st. Two three story uWel-iny
houses on a plot 4S.3xlU0u feet.
Abraham / Spiro hes resold 70 lsidor hraGsaaar
the two six story faJhoUses on plot l0XlO5I teet.
on the north side OF 6thst. 100 feet west Of 9TH
ave. - - o.. =. ~.
Ravitch Rrothers have sold the plot l25x9Sn feet.
on the south side OF lithst. 100 feet west OF 'Lh-
-. - .....
81 two six story hathOuses. plot 6oXlooll teet-
Miss May Norris has sold the three story crown
stone front dwelling house No. lisas AatlscA-aNe-s
on lot 166X60 feet
Fleck. Brown & Teas have sold for Julius Liosr-
man Nos 49 ad = CintGn-St. Two SIX story double
teneneut houses on plot 5Oxll0 feet.
Charles NJ Siegel has sold No. hS East sth-St. =
four story tenement house. on lot 2ZN4s teet 10 =
Mr.. SiiveTman-
Louis A. Jatfer and Joseph A Goldfeld havs
bought from the Cook estate the plot 1oxloet teeI
on the s0uCh side I4th-st 24S feet east OF Ave-
4.
'Thc Kruewitch Realty Company has sold %
James ID. McCfinnis through Louis Cohen. NO. ~
10 400 East 1eath-sr. old buildings on plot soxlool
feet
letter takes from the Broadway Reliance hezlty
Company the southwest corner Ce koboins-ave. and
Iust-st plot On the north side OF 1bSh-st-. 10
feet west ar lth-aVe-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
WHITE co.'s SWIFT CAR.
Mgch Expected of That Entered IN
Free-for-AU at Ornsoad.

Above is shown the racing car which the White
Sewing Machine Company has entered in the free
tor-al contests al Ormond. The entire mechanism
exhibits the characteristic features OF the Whfte
system OF generating and utilizing steam. but the
dimensions Of all parts are increased and the ar
rangeent is different from that IN the touring car
OF the same make The car is OF compact raiish
ouiid. and it is rated at 40 horsepower. The gen
orator IS placed in 'front.' and the engine is mounted
noIlzontaily under the drivers seat with central
Gsin drive 70 the rear axle. The weight Of the car
1 ne car viii be driven by its designer Roland H
W Mee; No claims have been set up as TO what the
CaE VIII DO. but followers of the sport who are
nlatnematcaly inclined figuring on this propo-
siHoh' II the 5o-horSepower White travels close
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Ngw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY

First race selling; milel-Lda Leb. %; Docile 9O
Bf1rphv 1O4 John D. Flora Levy Arachue IO4
Bengal iO6: Faernan 1o7 Gas Lighter. 100; Canteen.
IOS: (Sleudon, 100
Second race Ohree and half furongs)Aosaic, Little
Rose /. De0eQue, Mtrfssse and Irma Brown,
iOS: sainaie Inspector Girl Bertha E. stradea. Miss
Regina and Fish Hook, 10.
Oh. Hannibal Bey 90 Matador. 90; Brush Up. POseur
Lucy Young and Rams Horn 1c2; Demurrer Ahurada
and John Peters. IO7. InvincIble 11S.
Fourth race (the Live Oak Handicap; furlcngs)
Conundrum Careless e3 haywood 97 Floral Wreath
100 Of the Valley 102 Gay Boy and firegor X los
Ph Finch. 100; FrOntsnac 107; old Stone. 100; De
TesZkC. 10.
Fifth race selling; mils)-Sgmund 19l: Sarah Maxim
and Ismpoon. 104; Mladi Love AM Merry Acrobat i05
Klenwood. i06 Reeviie, 1oI: Favonus and Montebank
iOq: Jordan. III Joe Lesser, lis.
sixth selling: six and hair fu-ongs)-Fsoyel
Arms Vivian SIS: Scortlc. 80;
Barca 90; Lord Tennyson. 93 The Way 81; Hymettus
100. SrorswaI
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

persons. oppreciabiy increasing the weight and
must turn 10 the left which is practically inpos-
sihle here The board as it is came 10 no deter
minauon over the cup offered by Sir Thomas
DewaT. which was eiven under conditions It is re-
porteo' OF wheh the association officials were not
49,. 1Np courses are open which are either 10
for which Il win be given ~ e'ei'
Jt officially stated Tonight tha+ .ho x-.,au-
bht 100 mile race would prooably be run ,TitSo1,t
SSnuols. IN accordance with the trophy giver's
5Sa |ise' and an the other long distance races VIII
be given for the Ormond handicap which is n ha
open, and not an amateur event as at first an
nouneed Harlan w Whipple. president Of the
american Automobile Association. arrived this
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
WHITE RACING CAR ENTERED oR,foN FLA

to second; Caal.ne. 100 Oerouen) to / third Time
e7v Faderniar Birch Rod Wreath Ivy and The
l,5tI EoIrth race dandicap; mile)-Fox Mead 1o4
ssn 70 !; won; Monaco Maid 90 (Aubuchonl 8 70
1.As A4loIa. % q Hennessy), 70 2 third Time
s5 os Lee Ascot Belle. Fornaster and saubo also
to race Cye furlonsslAh Ahumads> lO5 o. Martini
A. Won John Peters 105 Il. Wilson, 10 8 second.
belle OF Portland. 81 CM Murphy 10 to / tb,rS Tfma
~ tahIn Lady Draper Contentious Fannetts and
r1T, race 'one mile and twenty yardsl-Lou NJ. e5
lisl 70 l. won; Mr.. Jack. 9S (McIntyre) TO L
second Swedish Lady, 81 (Shaver) 30 TO 4 third TIre
6:2g r Shock the Talent. HeTshman Harpoon Charlie
6ett3 5>sdskll, Foderick Dhu, Eve, Josie and
Barker Harrison also ran 'N' ''S4' '
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
MANNING OUT OF CRIMSON SEVEN.
Harvard's Strong Goal Will Not Appear
Against Tigers Tonight.
rsr rELEoRAya TO TIE -RIDuSu.l

Cambridge, Mass. Jan 20.-When the Harvard
hockey team lines up against the Princeton seven
at St Nicholas Rink. in New-Tork. Tomorrow
evening. It viii be minus the services of j. B. Man
ming who played goal for the Crimson team against
Columbia a week ago. Manning, who played goal
on the 1900 1901 and 1902 Harvard sevens. was re-
garded as the strongest man in the Harvard de-
fence He is in the Harvard Medical School at the
present time. and when Ivy, the veteran goal OF
last years seven left college, just after the Christ
mas recess this year, Manning was urged b. Cap
tain Callaway TO play goal, Manning played IN
TOO much time from his work, in the Medical
School. so had TO give the hockey up. His place
VIII be taken by NJ. Tilden. 20, an experienced
PLAYER.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
NILE IN 81 SECONDS.
a. L Webb Makes Unofficial Run
Other Fast Rides.

srorl s-sn go was received at the Garden yesterday
- =. t4ono Stating that H L. Bowden. OF Bos-
,-,,,,,l.s MS new l0-horsepower Mercedes car.
ssrs-.' over the wave washed speedway OF
49, nile in thirty-fve seconds. The beach ia
fl,e4 -, racing machines, the ormond garage is
>. "'-A touring cars. and tents are beinx erectas
an - are or the overflow. The weather is ane
= ne beach is in excellent condition.
- or an The show yesterday that 2 letter
a.. received from William Wallace's cbaurfe,,r
w. eca1 - lso days ego. in practice A. C. Webb.
- ---oi sepo"er Fope-Toledo covered mile
LIH'y-tNo seconds This was s,y,y,le-.s -
1-s'aicn LIST night. which said that Velb ,,.s
NC nile IN the same machine in ,h,-.,, 80
'ios- OF course all this timing is unorncsi b.
ISlcateS rhe tremendous speed that the cars a-s
- Iopilg. and makes Il probable thai - -.
aeeks tournament win he ,ssiizos " HeA'
r.shleo % two miles q minute Ike lons
rpr-r-1 4l-lSliils tie arrangements fOy ths .,,.o
races On the Ormond- d. ytonas fes,, ~
lie ll.ss mas selected Charles j. F0ieess 10 ,.,
'-tsts LGeses is known a. che ~ Yhs 80
rrtb ~ .o.serE s OF the watch in America and bss
fhe 80 Si,.ea more important athletic ccnfes.s ~
cour1rI is~ years than any other man m the -,
er1e.sts- He was the Official timer a. The p,i
icaa aio 81 Louis expositions 'N
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
FOR NEW TURF ORGANIZATION.
Meeting of Seceders Will Be Held at Hot
Springs to Form One.

Lexington. KY, Jan. 2o.-The first definite state-
ment from Edward Corrigan relative TO the seces-
sion of tracks from the Western Jockey Club and
the formation Of n new turf body in the West is
contained in a signed dispatch TO The Kentucky
Farmer and Breeder" late to-day, which follows:
Chicago. Jan. pa meeting will take place
some time next week at Hot Springs and new
turf organization will likely be formed at that
meeting. It VIII be strong well popular, as
each steward will be elected by the home jockey
club with TO self-elected. high-salaried stewards
to absorb its revenues We exnect ii 10 benefit
breeders owners and trainers alike. and each jocke
Z CORRIGAN.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
GOLF.
II. Chandler Egan Going abroad
for Three Months.

H. Chandler Egan. the amateur champion Of the
United States Golf Association and of the Western
Golf Association. who expects 10 spend about three
months in Europe this spring states positively that
he is going abroad purely a pleasure trip and
has not the slightest intention of entering any Of
tie golhnE contests on the other side. He will
take his bag OF clubs with him. however as he
has great desire to play over some OF the most
famous Of the courses. although he does not ex-
Iect TO spend more than three days in golfng in
the three months he will be absent. He and r. Z.
Daniels, Of Chicago, will make the journey to-
gether. and ne knows Of no other college boys that
are goirg over. He says there more important
things TO be considered than golf Egan made an
excellent record last year, winning many open
tournaments. besides the two championships, al
though he Was beaten in the final round for the
olympic championship by George s. Lyon Of To-
ronto, and in the final round the interccIlegate
championship, by A L. White OF Harvard.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
BUYS 80 CHOICE LOTS.
Property Has Large Frontage an
Upper Broaduay.

Sales OF various parcels in the block bounded by
sith and 35th sts. 5th and 6th aves. the plot
the northeast corner of 10th-st and Broadway. oc-
cupied by Fleischmanns cafe and bakery and OF a
large Claremont-ave plot were the features of the
market yesterday.
the brokers in the Claremout-ave. transaction
They sold for various owners the plot bounded by
10th and 122d SITS. ClaremCnt-ave. and Broadway.
comprising about thirty-seven thirty-eight city
lots. Edmund Coffin has taken title 70 the property.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
RuILplNe LOAN coNTRAcTs EILEo.

Lorlard Place east side. 1856 feet north Of Third
ave, 25x1OO feet the Manhattan Mortgage Com
pany, loans to Barnet Masor. 5000.
Popham-ave.. side. S9411 feet north Of 176th-
St. 25x10o feet; same. loans 10 Thomas ]. NIeAr-
thur, $1,000.
COlumbus-ave. and Hancock-st, northwest cor
25x100 feet, The Bronx; Lucy c. Barnard loans
TO Joseph Gamache and Philias GuilOtte, $500.
kingsbridge Road, north side. 1OO.2 feet east or
Kingsbridge Terrace 501x9S.Sx irregular; Central
Mortgage Company, loans to Fordharl Realty Com
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
IMPORTERS SHOW IN FAVOR.
A Big Crowd in Attendance Yesterday
Many Machines Sold.

The automobile show OF imported vehicles in the
Herald Square Exhibition Hail. on the top floor
Of the Macy Building. crowded again yester
day. After close study and inspection of the
American made machines at Madison Square Gar
den many enthusiasts repaired 10 the rival show
the latest models Of the imported cars.
Neither show suffered in comparison as far as
completeness Of detail concerned, IN all that
goes TO make up automobile although. of course
the show in the Garden is the most pretentious.
Many sales were reported yesterday, and those
in charge Of the various machines were booking
orders and making contracts for TO be de-
livered in the next three months The Mercedes
seemed 70 be in high favor. and the models on ex-
hibition triumphs Of the uanufact cturers' art.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
FIFTH ANNUAL RACQUET SERIES.

The fifth annual series Of home and home matches
between New-York and Philadelphia viii begin to-
day with the first half at the Racquet and Tennis
Club. There will BE- two matches p.ayed. each the
best three In five games. The first viii be between
home club, and Hugh Scott and j. p Grgg, OF
Philadelphia. and IN the second match Payne Whit
ney and Milton s. Barge.. Of this city. viii be the
opponents OF r X. Cassatt and GEORGE Brooks of
Philadelphta. Thus far New-Xork has three VIC
tories TO their credit, TO one BY their opponents
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
SELLS wEsT SIDE HOUSE.

c. Nicholas has sold his property, Nos. $50 and %
West 48d-st, five story single apartment houses. on
lot 4OxO5 feet. He has purchased the two five story
American basement dwelling houses Nos. 5J1 and
313 West IOOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
LAEAYETrE,s BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuHE.l
Easton. Penn. Jan. 20-1he Lafayette baseball
schedule for the season of 1895 has been approved
by the faculty Games with Yale and Amherst
were not arranged because it found impossible
TO take the customary Northern trip this season.
In their places however, games with Dartmouth
and Trinity (Eartford Comm have been closed both
10 be PLAYED in Easton. Dates with Annapolis.
Syracuee and guckneu could not be secured. The
anuua! commencement game at Easton VIII be
played with the Indians.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
BARRowsT. PLOT IN AN EXCHANGE.

N Brigham Hall & Son have sold for Ida letter
Nos g. and 10 Barrow-st, 81 feet south of 4thst-.
FIVE story and basement brick and stone apart
ment building 57xs0xs0 to the Broadway Reliance
Realty Company, which gives IN exchange the
southwest corner OF Robbns-ave. and 14ist-st. 100
XIII and the plot 50x100 the north side ot 10th
ST.. 81 feet each of kely-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

wiIliamstown on April a. and ends with Wesleyan
at Middletown on June rs and 81 An innovation is
introduced IN tho Southern trip. which VIII be
taken In the Easter vacation. the games on which
VIII be announced later in the year. As there is no
uled with Dartmouth but a game with Yale VIII
be played for the first time in years. \ schedule
VIII be made out for second team, consisting OF
many home games with colleges and preparatory
schools with the purpose in view OF engaging more
men in the sport and to expend the funds on more
than the varsity team.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
TO TAKE OVER 5TH-AvE. PARCEL,

A corporation known as Two Hundred and Four
Fifth Avenue has been formed with capital OF
$4,000 TO take over the property No 2O4 5th-ave..
running through to No, 1.l2i Broadway. four
story building a lot 2S.3x90. .10xl0l-7 feet 1t
adjons the Perry estate parcel sold last week
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
CHAMPIONSHIP FoILs POSTPONED.

The junior championship fos contests OF the
Amateur Fenoers' League OF America post
poaed from January 2f 10 Tuesday. January a al
The NeW-York Athletic Club D. M
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
REALTY NOTES.

T. & G. Phomm have leased for client to the
Postal Telegraph Company No. IS West S1st-st-. a
three story building. a lot 26xsS feet for long
term of wears
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Third-ave and s8th-st northeast corner. for .
two story brick bottltng house 3ex20o; J. Rupert.
owner: j. kastner architects &i0o0
Second-ave and l26th-st northwest ccrreT. 1or q
tvo st1ry brick dancing pavilion, s91oxll6. Pets-
H jackson estate owner +. X and n l. Mao
Lennan architscLs. k19.ooo.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

Frederick G. Bourne took title yesterday to the
plot, 5Ox130 feet AT the northeast OF 52d-st
and 5th-ave., from James Henry smith.
Albert J. Adams is the buyer of the Lambs club
house, No. 70 West S6th-st, reported sold yester-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
NJ Y. U. ELgcTs EooTeALL MANAeER.

Harry A. Cook was elected manager Of the New
York University football team yesterday. He is a
member 81 the junior class in the Engineering
school The report of ex-ManageT IL T. %agie
Z showed that the tenn had success ~ financial
season. as there q balance OF over $50
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
[ET TEIEsKAFE 10 ~ TnrF--,-r !

-, u -I4-f''5-@FEa 70 TIT TnEBrNE
Dationa. Fla. Jan. 2o-The racing board n, ~.
stsen contest arrived this afternoon ard beIa =.
.-..'inai session Chairman Temple OF Pittsburg
-, I.-t The vote would probably be in favor or
sns track rliles IN force rather than road rt,les
S4o1fs 70 the latter. eaoh car must carry two
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
SALE OF HOUSE FACING BRYANT PARK

Edward Keale has bought No. % West 4Oth-st. a
four story dwelling house, lot 1SxsS.s feet.
from John l. Moriarty. The property faces Bryant
Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
WILLIAMS BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Manager Howe Of the Williams baseball asso-
citation has announced the baseball schedule for the
season of 1915. The season starts with Union at
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
BUY A REApE-sT. BUILDING.

Parish Fisher, Moonky & Co. have sold the five
story mercantile building Nos 165 and t67 Reade-st.
to clients of the Charles A. Noyes Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
cHolcE pWELLINe HousE SOLD.

Frederick ZitteI sold for the estate Of Francis
c. Burke No. West 75th-st.. four story dwelling
house with q dining room extension The house
has a frontage OF twenty-three feet
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21

score-Montreal A. A. A. q; All New1YorE 3 Hs1 hsf-
Hockey League. upres-H. Percival for the Mon
A. A A. and William Doboy Crescent a u; IoF
berry (for MontreaD. Henderson CO. Russell
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
OLD OFFICERS HOLD OVER.

10 the minute the circular track what will a
4o-horsepower White do On straighta way course
New-York tribune., 1905-01-21
Real Estate Wanted.

VY-ANTED. TO BUY OR LEASE old tenementsi need g
w alterations. ITALIAN CONTRACTING CO. OH
Broous-st.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

A. ~ iAst sessioa Of the Mis-
sssd tsgsisissgse IT, deonesssie
Dsob<ss sheseof voss1 Tor wiIiiso
J. Beose fss Csise1 6saGss sssssos.
sos bssssse they iikeA " do IL,
bet becsass 6soss vss TIE parry
eassss somisee. nhis might bs .
god eIsmpts TOR the repsbIicsas
70 snsisae, and VITA fer be<ses
nsAesisI, bot IL se>as that some
are Inclined 70 noA oeiy bolt the
is~stsvcsions Of the casc1s, bvf also
Of their constituents, and ca1ss .
disssption Ia the panty. The game
81 -poiiues nov being played ~
Jehesspa City IL ons Of the worst
ssd mos, Unnecessary that has
perhaps ever befsli the republican
parry In this state. and will be the
true cause Of Missouri tambiisg
bsok into the dsfnocsatic column
1T the neat election II something IL
not done ~ qgis, the troubled po-
IitioAl seas. For the first time In
many year. the republicans Of
this great and glorious state nov
have . chance 10 elect = United
State. senator, sad 10 think that
the party mus, be leopardlxed and
perhaps torn 10 pieces by q few
selfish members. Ii enough 10
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

Warden w. ". Hall called thc
men lnto the ohcs ~ the penitsn-
'isry Saturday morning and an
nounoed the rules lot the manage
msnt ~ the institution. lin told
them that only sober men would
be- employed, and that he olassed
the cigarette along with the
~hiskey. lie said that h. believed
tina, eighty per cent Of tho Grim
inhl- no~ In N. Institution same
there through drink and the cigar
-tto habit -J.nefson Cay Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

Thomas j.. Atkins, member Of the
republican national executive CON.
mitt.c for Missouri, announced
Saturday that arrangements had
been nearly completed for secure
Ing the attendance 81 many Mis-
~ourI republicans at the Inaugura-
ton of President Roosevelt. A
feature Of the inaugural parade
will be- a body Of students of Mis-
souri, colleges and high schools
who will march In line together
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03
imperfect Digestion.

Means less nutrition and In con-
sequence less vitality. When the
liver falls to sccretc bile, the blood
becomes loaded with bilious prop.
critics, the digestion becomes Inn
paired and the bowels constipsted.
Hcrbine will rectify this; Il gives
tone 10 the stomach, liver and
kidneys, strengthens the appetite,
clears and improves the complex.
Ion, infuscs new life and vigor 70
the whole system. 80 cents Q
bottle. Sold by City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

Hon. John II. Decker, senator
from the sixth district In the pres.
rnt Indian Territory Legislature,
was n Of the prisoners incarccr-
atrd by tho Confcdcratcs In the
"licll Hole" ut Andcrsonvillc In
isd5. After the war he lived In
Missouri Tor n long while and once
represented sullivan county In
the state legislature. That was In
iSst. II was In that year that he
won his greatest glory, IN a fricnd-
ly biographcr claims. We repeat
the story During the campaign
Of that year tho largest meeting
containing more than ~ 900 pcr-
sons. was disappointed In tho nom
arrival Of = speaker OF national
fame. Mr.. Decker saved the day
by making an Impassioncd and
eloquent address that met with q
hearty and satisfactory response.
This meeting was told Of In the
Olobs- Democrat and described q
having been saved by home
TALENT"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

One small bottle Of tho Texas
Wonder, Halls Great Discovery,
oures all kidney aud bladder
troubles, removes gravel, cures
diabctes, seminal emissions, weak
and lame backs, rhcunatism and
all irregularities OF the kidneys
and bladder In both men and
women, regulates bladder troubles
10 children, II not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on
receipt OF 81. One small bottle Ia
two month"; treatment and seldom
falls to perfect . cure. DR.. Il. w.
Hall, fole manufacturer, P.O. Box
80. 81. Louis, No. Send for tss.
unoulsls. Sold by ell dFuggists.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

Ncosho, Mo-, July q. i00i.-I
have been for twenty years a
sufferer from kidney and bladder
trouble and have not been able to
do any work for several years.
The Texas Wonder, Halls Great
Discovery, has cured me, and now
I am able to do all my work.
Anyone In need Of a kidney mcdi-
cine will lind this 10 be tho cheap
est on Garth, for ! have tried them
all. W. A. DAVIS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

Tho Audrain county association
Of the baptist church, ct Mexico
on Friday Of this week will debate
thc subject, Rssolved' THAT va
recommend our churches 10 dis.
continue Sunday school work."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

a petition 81 ~ am hes
raised it- head 10 Colombis against
the Ioes,ion u the nsv postofice
upon the cite 80 recommended
some time ago. This vss one Of
the postonice scandal Eases.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

The senatorial voting ut Jefferson
City the past week has underwent
but little change. kerens got
yesterday II votes, while Niedring.
haus had ~ and Cockrell 40. Four
ct Their votes were cast for new men.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03
d FEBRUARY ., iss

Ths o,gncii os Bsviisg Green 10
ds.>rnlnes the: the city shsli 70.
main vithys, . ssi,ys. and saised
TIE license !, E.pG year, isv
days sgg.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

School for Theatrical Critics.
A school ~ theatrical critics IN 10
I've opened In Paris. The students
mr.. To attend dress rchearsais aud
write them ny for practice.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-02-03

The Czar 81 Russia on Wedncs.
day received thirty three rcprcs-
cntative workmen Of his country
In conference over the condition OF
affairs In that country.