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New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
NOT IN CONTROL OF N. Y. CENTRAL
Prompt Denial Given to Rumor Regarding
Union Pacific

widely circulated rumor yesterday in Wall
Street was that the Union Pacific had obtained
control OF the New-York Central. Prompt and
positive denial was given in the highest quarters
to this report. It is well known that interests
prominent in the Union Pacific have within the
last few years acquired extensive holdings Of
New-York Central stock and represented In
the board Of directors OF that company. but that
a combination OF the two systems il in eontem-
pIation is declared TO be assumption entirely
without foundation in fact.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
CONSUMPTION

Hope. fresh air, rest and Scott's
Emulsion are the greatest remedies
for consumption. SCOTS Emulsion
viii always bring comfort and relief
often cure. SCOTS Emulsion does
for the conslmptive what medicine
alone cannot do. It's the nourish-
nnent in it that takes the patient in
long strides toward health.
wen send you sample
SCOTT K BOTyc.K. SO pearl street. New 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
NEW BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL OPENS

After thirty-two months OF delay. the Manual
Training High School, Brooklyn seventh-ave
between Fourth and Fifth SITS. was occupied un-
ostentatiously yesterday morning by 1129 pu-
pills under Principal Charles ID, Larkins. After
becoming acquainted with their building the
pupils adjourned until this morning when they
win begin actual work In the structure
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
MRS. CAMPBELL INJURED BY FALL
English Actress Breaks Kneecap-Abandons
Rest of Tour.

Philadelphia, Jan 3.-Mrs. Patrick Campbell
the English actress, fractured kneecap to-
night the result of fall while entering a car
riage to go to the Broad Street Theatre She
removed to the University Of Pennsylvania
Hospital. 1t will be two months. the doctors
say before she will be able TO walk The re-
mainder OF her American tour will be sban-
dOned.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

and entered the harbor Of Che-Foo on Monday
morning tells curious story Of "blufiing' by
the Russians at the beginning of the war. when
although there was plenty OF ammunition at
Port Arthur. there was none on the ships under
Golden I'm blank cartridges used for
salutes
On three occasions. Kartzow says. when the
Japanese warshlps approached at long range the
Russians opened a noisy fire with blank am
Inunition the Japanese in each instance re-
firing
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
FIRE IN KAIsERIN'S APARTMENTS.
She Watches Servants Extinguish Blaze That
Broke Out in Her Music Room.

Berlin. Jan. 3.-The Empress was in her music
room at the palace this morning when fire broke
out i'm the room from a defective chimney
Princes Joachim and Oscar with her
majesty. and all three watched the servants ex-
tngush the flames, which they did before the
city hremen reached the palace.
The Emperor. who heard OF the incident after
i had happened. ordered his adjutant TO make
Special report on The subsect
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
CATHOLIC CHARITIES GET 100000.
Estate of John Dunfee, of Syracuse, Esti-
mated at $1,250,OOO.

contractor OF this city. whose death occurred a
few days ago. was offered for probate to-day. The
estate Is estimated at s1.25OOO0. The specific he
quests aggregate S2Ol00 and the residue is divided
equally between the widow and Catholic charities
Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
JAPANESE IN POSSESSION
Port Arthur's Forts Occupied Under
Terms of Surrender.

Toxic. Jan. S.-The Japanese took possession
OF The forts Of Port Arthur to-day The terms
OF surrender specified that the fortiications
would be turned over by the Russians at noon
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
STORY OF RUSSIAN BLUFF.
Captain Says Blank Cartridges
Thrice RepuLsed Japanese Fleet.

Che-Foo Jan. 8 $50 p. na.).--Captain Kart
Kow. commanding the Russian torpedo boat de-
etroyer notilla which escaped from Port Arthur
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
CoLDs CAUSE soRE TuRoAT

faHatve Rromo Qunine, The world wide cold and Grip
can tie and
iJ-@ i.f a. +ai-ie as =. y. Grote. -5c.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

wen send you sample aee.
OTT < 3OTyc.E. SO pearl street N.w Yo.x
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
Missouri PA1ENr

Patent Attorneys, v ashine,on d c.
Granted to Missouri inventors this
week. reported by G. A.Snow 4 10
John W. Boiling Kansas City. ;Grain
door. Joseph II. Brady. Kansas City,
Combined ink well frame and holder
Joseph G. Downing, Louisiana. Bag. /.
holder, Augustus I. Dudley, KnnsasN
City, Lantern Edward r. Fischer, S't
Louis, Cabinet frederick Grimm ~.
Louis Buffer for boats. Martin Kurz,
81, Louis, Double tree hanger, William
II, LATHE Kansas City, FILTER, John
O'Coanor' Kansas CITY, Excava,or
Frank Reicbatd', ST. Louis, Heel cush
ion Charles ii. richards, 81, Lonis,
Trunk William T. Smith ST Lonis'
Tyne writing machine. Hugo r Vol
land, 81. Louis Preserving plaster aud
other bodies from action Of moisture,
! For copy Of any above patents
send ten cents in postage stamps
with la.e date Of this paper to, g. 4
snow x Co, washington D. G
f N
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
CORNELIOUS ITEMS.
by one little Indian

Hello kind Ed. and kindly cor.
here we come again with our little
bundle Of news,
Weather is fine in these parts
now.
Jno. Imam s sale came off last
Monday Sept. %, 1905
The party at Mr.. Epps was we'll
attended last Friday night, every
body reports a fine time,
II. B. Imam and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Epps aud wife.
Mrs. W. Inman and daughter
Blanche spent Sunday evening
with Mrs. Atchison.
n w, $. Iuman and wife spent
Sunday with Mt. Hyatt and wife.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
MOUNTAIN HOME ITEMS.
oschooI Girl"

Dear Ed. and Cor. | will try
and write a few Items this fine
Sunday eve, as my beau didn't
come to see me, boo hoo,
NJ. S, Finley and wife and son
Frank. and also Fred Colson made
u business trip to Mt. Grove last
sat.
II. J., Jarrett and wife and Mag
gle Steinert spent Sunday with
Il. +, Jarre!ts.
Fife and Mary Finley spent
Sunday with Little and Mary
Gosvenor
A. G, Caudle and wife spent
Sun, with the latters parents.
Lydle Hill who is teaching
School at Sleepy Hollow spent
Sat, and Sunday with her parents
Oh say Ethel why don't you
write some Items for we would
like to hear from that part of the
country very much,
There has been an agent who
sells sewing machines in this
vicinity and sold quite number,
Mr.. +. s, Joyner IS golng to
make u business trip to Phelps
this week.
| Mr., Bert Finley intends visiting
his Uncle's family, Mr.. Bradley
in Lawrence Co. this week.
Mr., +, SJoyner and wife visit.
ed n. s: Finleys Sunday.
| Mr.. Frank Finley and Fred
Colson intends making visit tc
Kansas City the Bird. Of Oct.
When the Western breezes blow
And the birds have gone to rest.
tits time you all must know.
That we should seek our rest.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28

Keep first class men in The face of in
hncemehls that are offered them irnln
other points. The Department uf Aprl.
culture despite the recent developemeu,
OF nnsdvory scandals in its sdminlstra.
ton, has done much good work. II
has brought specialists to the Depart
mcnt 10 do work that no one else
foull do, and 1t has developcd among
lis younger men, scientists OF genuine
capacity But It has the hardest work
10 keep them afler they have made any
thing Of II reputation. In fact ii is con
sidercd fair training groung fol
scientific workers. Ii was not 80 long
ago that DR.. foeye. who was brought
to the Department 10 do some very
special Tobacco work. was en,lccd away
by the Japanese government, which was
willing TO gay him much higher salary
for doing equally congenal wuk.
There have been many other similar
cases in all the scientific depar ,menis Of
the government, aud the question has
been otter broached Of lnte whether
acientlsts in the employ Of the govern
men' are paid sufficient wages.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28

The cor. would like to know if
the Mr. futile that subscribed for
the CREssEr not long ago is the J
f. futile that used to 1.-Two ut
Lookabay.
Nina Whitaker, Bert, Earuis,
Bessie, Alfred and Oscar HAYS
visited the school last Friday. We
are sorry to say that It may DO the
last time Mr.. Hays children will
be in school with us. 1t may be
that we will never meet them a.
gam. We wish them all the pros.
perity California can offer.
Callie Cones, Effie Scott, Daisy
Wood. Ralph Thomas, Willie
Wilson, ard Jno. Cones attended
church at Hickory Flat last Sun.
day and returned to Uncle Bobs
house for dinner and spent the
evening there.
Jno. lnman had lots Of com
pany Sunday Mr.. Elrod and wife
Winfield Elrod and family, Will
Elrod and family and Eta Taylor
Judge Creamer and Mr.. Rethe.
ford took dinner with r. B. Inman
last Monday.
Efiie Scott. Caliie Cones, Willie
Wilson and Ralph Thomas attend
cd prayer meeting at Oak Forest
Sunday night they report fine
time.
Blanche Inman missed last week
OF school on account of a sore foo,
but ls in school again this Mon.
day all right. so
Callie Cones and Eaie Scot,
sewed for Maggie Atchison Mon
day, :
Church in the grove at Cornell
'as next Sunday Oct. lst seryic,
by Rev. James CALDWELL. Every
body COME
olAllie and Lille Hylt.n spep,
Sunday with Virgie Akers
hWell ! will quit writing and
give room for some other cor.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28

Hello kind Ed. and dear readers
after so long a'tlme will attempt
to write q few more items from
this valley,
Cutting up corn and making
moIasses is the order of the day in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Lizzie Mowdray Of NTH.
Grove were visiting Mr.. Dick
Green and wife this week.
Ha, Ha, Marion McGinlcy still
goes 10 the South western direction
| think we viii soon hear the
wedding bells ring
Bayless Johnson returned home
from the west where he has been
working for the passed summer.
Mabel Hegborg took supper
with Dove Green Saturday night.
Mr.. Melbcrg of Cabool were the
welcome guest OF her sister Mrs.
CO, Frisk ard family NJ present
Oh. s,y Captain have You
them caps ready yet? we are sure
coming down after them soon.
Miss Esther Frisk returned HON Q
Sunday morning from springfield
where she has been working for
the past three weeks. There is no
place like home. 7i4aii
Miss Matte Green was the wei.
come guest of Etiie Stephens las,
week.
| A number OF friends gathered
at the home Of Mr.. 4. W. Neukirk
and gave a pleasant surprise tc
Miss Ella /Neukirk Saturday
night Sept. 10th. in honor OF hel
birthday. Those present were:
! Misses Dora and Alice Colson
| Ola and Rachel Dorman, Matte
Dove and Ella Green, Emma John
sou. Helen Melville, Clara Frisk
| Mabel Hegberg. Lucille and Mary
West and Mrs. Lizzie Mowbray
Messrs Due and Harry Green, FREQ
and Lyle Colson. Frank and Der,
Finley, Fred, Ben and Harry Aget
Holmes West, Frank Dorman
Clyde Steincrt and Angus, Heg,
/ ~
berg, After playing numerous
games. they departed idr lhei'
homes rejoicing what a daIightfu
evening they spent.
Dove Green spent Sunday nigh
! with Alice and Ella Ncuki,k.
Dora Colson is visiting down 81
MILESTONE at present.
J As Items are scarce will close
! 3ye-byc 10 all.
Too late for last week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28

Bros. can save you
money on flour,
Dudley Brincgar was In town
Wednesday with load Of lumber
from The Colony Mill.
For Clothing, Dress Goods
Ready to wear Skirts Of the Best
quality, Call at:
Ellis n Littie's,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
WASHINGTON
LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondence

From our Regular Correspondents
A very interesting appointment thu,
viii rob the the government of good
man, Is that Of IL Foster Balm Of the
Geological Survey, 10 BE- state gcologist
Of Illinois. MIR. Balm Is u very young
man Tor the post, being only thirty
three. He will draw very much larg
er sa.ary from the state Of Illinois than
he did from the federal government, The
appointment is interesting as showing
tha, ,he.goyernment has hard wo,g 10
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
BOOKS.
What is home without themf

Home - hardly complete when
books are not there. A good
book 10 o bome is worth ITS weight
in gold! Books teach us many
things, which wo could never.
learn without them. Books are
knowledge and wisdom. They
teach us the ways Of the world.
Pick up a good book today and
read chapter; tomorrow read tho
same chapter and you will find
something new, and that will IN.
terest and instruct you. Without
the use OF books, we know moth.
ing that occurred last generation
We have for gotten about George
Washington and his and other
good men OF bis time, facing the
bullets OF the Revolution to gain
the Liberty we today enjoy: When
they, barefoot tramped the snow
with bleeding feet, to gain the
victory for us; About Benjamin
Franklin, who aided 80 much in
adopting the declaration OF indie.
pendence q grand constitution Of
law that binds our unequalIed
Freedom, and who said; "we must
hang together or hang separately
About John Jay, who struggled
so boldly to keep slavery out of
the Union, and who said: ut is
much to be wished that slavery
may BE- abolished Memoir.
able, Daniel Webster, tho bold,
defender OF the Union, Abraham
Lincoln, who said "If slavery is
not wrong, nothing is wrong,
and who by the righteous hand Of
God, confronted the enemy, a.
midst great agony and bIood.shcd,
and brought about the grand
Revelation that slavery is wrong
and should be prohibited, and
thank God, was-prohibited-one
among the grandest events record.
ed in books. Lincoln largely if
not wholly deserves the praise.
Realizing the benefit and good
these and hundreds OF other great
men, who today happily sleeps
in the bosom of the earth, they
freed from corruption and ruin
ready 10 accept the great gift which
hos in store for them have &C.
compllshed, we should reverence
them. Howl BY having In pos
session biographies of each, and
every one, by having their pic,
tnres hanging on the wall. and
other articles about the homo that
would constantly bring us 10 Re-
membrance of them. by having
books OF their own compositions
in our home, would be model
memorial. Let US get these as
fast as We can conveniently, aud
show to our friehds that we honor
those men who have taken such
bloody tasks from our hands.
Thaok God wo have the privilege
of securing books that teach us
tho ways Of these great men, that
we might learn to partly trod
their foot steps, and to do some
thing, as we'll as they did all
things; and that the world has
reached the period wheo books
are so cheap that the poor can
possess them as we'll as the rich:
and each and every home can be
frightened by the giistening OF
beautiful and useful books that
teach parents as well as children,
and that teach man, woman and
child education which other wise
could not DO obtained, Let as
have plenty Of good literature, but
no bad, plenty for children, man
and dad. No dime novels" which
are sad.not in the home should
they be had. In closing | hope
lyou are ell in good humor and
n0ne---maG.
Respectfully
Sherman Towe,
Mingsvllle Mo.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-28
THE, CRESSET
published EyrRY THURSDAY
"a NORWOOD. MfSS1yaI
LOcAA LORE


---G. fl. Palmer made flying trip
70 Ava last week.
--H. n. Ball is spending this week
at Ava attending Court,
MIR. Goats and Sop Of Mt. Grove
was seen ON our streets Monday.
Pickles, Pickles, Pickles,
at Palmer Bros:
The Editor made a business trip
to Bois Dare and Kansas City this
week.
There will be meeting AZ the
Colony Mill next Sunday at IL
O'clock
Mrs Ada Miller wife OF Fred
Miller got her foot cut very bad
on an ak.
DIR. Ryan wishes TO inform the peo.
Pile OF Norwood especially the school to
not be uneasy about the DyphtherIa as
there are but one case in town aud that
house Is qnaraniincd, aud the patient
doing nicely.
Mr. John Hensley and vile
leaves today for the Indian Tor.
rltory where they expect to make
their future home. Their Host OF
friends here are sorry to SEQ them
leave
Bread sustains life why not buy
the best at Palmer Bros.
DR.. Vannoy called in this CFrIoE
Wed. and informed US that Mr. jim
Nails father was getting better
and would soon DO able to be re-
moved TO his home.
when hungry 60 to Palmer
Bros, They feed the people,
Several Gar Loads of Apples
were shipped from Norwood this
week. Mr.. Covert of Mt. Grove
~ still here buying.
Springfield Bread is the Best
At Palmer Bros.
Mrs, Riley Need paid this Office,
4 pleasant visit last Wednesday
morning, informing lis that her hus.
band was not very well at present
---Ellis & Little have received
their fall line of Ladies' Dress
Goods, Ready made Skirts,
Men and Boys Clothing,
They are up-to-date.
Philip Watson OF Healy, La ne Go
Kansas has been viewing ever our
country Tor tine past few days while
here he purchased the 100 acre
track of land 7 mi. south OF twon
known as the Roseman farm return
ing to his home Tuesday with the ex-
pectation IF returning about the frs,
ofNov. and making this his future
home.
In our last weeks issue we spok Z
OF the Warner Club organized al
Hartvile and in speaking Of IT,
the compos,tors set up the name
woman in the place Of Warner, and
the Proof reader failed TO catch
the mistake.
We understand that there will
be q mass meeting of the temper.
ence people at Hartville on Sept
30 at l. O'clock for.the purpose d
organizing Club to help inforct
the Law OF unlawful sales of Intox
icants.
Peters Diamond Special $3.50
Shoes is the best.
Ellis & Little sells them
Mr.. A, NJ. Nall Of Douglas ca
was out on the road, and on his re
turn home, and within i've miles o
his own house he was taken sue
denly Ill, and came very near dy
ing, MIR James Nall his son return
ing from the bedside of his sicI
Father on last Tuesday repor,e,
the Father some better but not GU
Of danger.
The Norwood High School i
progressing nicely. Thor
several new scholars comes in cac
week to school. Tho boys a
UraCaash has MIA hall r,ayn I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-30
q y, l5Ili55T G5Nadf "
sE:.xoNERATEBWHlTE.
ilnyestisa alton Committee Resumes Its
Sessions Charges Not y
Substantial & "

II GHAREEsTo IN, Nv. Va, March 90
The legi slatiye committee appointed
to invest gate the charges made
against Governor White by Senator
iGald well met yesterday and examined
three Witnesses, each Of whom denied
knowing anything that could possibly
connect Governor WhiteSwith the fees
sof8the secretary5 OF State. .55
s ohm Baker White, who got UP tile
scheme to collect a fund from the
nonresident corporations doing bust.
ness under West Virginia corpora.
lions for the purpose Of securing the
passage Of a bill reducing their char.
ter ees, was examined, and declared
that GOVERNOR White had no conneS.
tionswhateye with the plan, and re,
3ceiyed no part ofsthe proceeds. h,
Mathews, secretary of the
Tribune Printing Company, which had
stliie4 State printing during Whites III.
E|ssctNm9ency Of the office Of governor,
; ii ofSS Governor Whites campaign
| E5tso'Ss;S he nomination for governor. 4
few months afterward the company
Vent into the hands OF receiver.
l y 4. ! I Boggs, private secretary 1to
lt1Goyernori White, said he made Out
.allIs6f Governor Whites deposits in
the bank and frequently went over
Iihis. bank account, and was otherwise
Intimately associated with his private
business, and In position TO know all
|5aBoutFany 5'lealsthat had a money cor
celebration, and knew Of nothing con
meeting White with the fees Of Daw
SONS office. vi S,li1.
The committee adjourned till $Ft'
!iiay 10 await;the5 arrival of Judge BIZ:
Lizard and Senator Caldwell. 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-30
. !. I !! !! ]! !! SAIE
DESCRIPTION OF I'M oF:SsyAY.
u /, Ian 3. I REYNo LIDS, sss
y u Ct UNITY. z ssS

1
Contains e25 acres, 10 to Al! acres
Of timber; the rest in meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some Of the land,
Is as good as the very best IN the
county. On the average, tits as good
as that Of any farm in this section
Best timber has been removed, but
several hundred dollars worth OF
merchantable timber remains stand.
Ing. Fences as good as those Of aver.
age farm. Well watered. Plttsburg
vein Of coal sold, except q "a acres.
This coal may; be mined and removed
over land on payment Of damages.
Freeport vein Of coal not sold. Farm
lies well. Orchard OF As apple trees,
20 varieties. Trees old, but bear
enough every year for one family,
and some years rs to 100 bushels.
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and a few other fruits have been
started. There is no incumbrance on
this property. House about one.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postoffice,
depot and churches, at Simpson; a
little farther by wagon road to Elem.
ington; nearer by horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated House,
two-story, five rooms, weather.board.
ed. covered with slate, finished in
hard wood (yellow pine). Only three
rooms completed. Sheep stable for
IS or 100 head Of sheep. Cattle sta,
BILE for IS head Of cattle. Cow stable
for six COWS. Calf stable for six
calves. Horse stable for two horses.
Wagon and buggy house, granary,
hen house, milk house, house and
most Of outbuildings NEW. Water
from spring. Best well in this sec.
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar.
den, large. Beautiful and healthful
location for house. Sheep, cattle and
all kinds OF stock do unusually we'll
Railroad and trolley lines surveyed
in neighborhood. Large coal develop
ment in progress, and progress fol-
steady development good. Farm
leased for oil and gas. Lease expires
September l, unless rental should be
gin then. Il.
Price, s42.50 per acre, with one
half oil and gas reserved; $4,000 pei
acre, with coal reserved in addition
except 1874 acres for use Of farm.
TERMs:-$5,oOo cash, and balance
in such payments as may be arranged
with purchaser
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-30

depends on sIarcli q. being cons
eFee ne yernal eanit
has been shown, liable Ito yafias
lion, that HE eciesiastic alS moon
ana the astroh6 rnieai 81 on are not
Away tdentie als M
his year le actual y full III Don
which Easter comes h is on
APRIL q and :the previous full moon
4sSon March p which isl the sup;
posed yernal equinox. This year,
ithsre fore lb' the zeal plations 81 the
;ecele siast zeal moon, Easter comes a
month after the yernal equinox, OF
actnally April 9. !, " a VI y