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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

No good health unless the kid
neys are sound. Foley's Kidney
Cure makes the kidneys right.
North Yakima Drug Store, A. d.
Sloan ,Prop'r.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

At Boise last week clerk came
near being bitten by young boa
constructor. He was carrying a
bunch of bananas when a reptile un-
coiled itself and made a spring for
his hand. He dropped the fruit and
ran for assistance, when the boa was
captured. 1t measured 4 feet and z
inches. The bananas were received
from Costa Rica.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
America, Milwaukee, June
Both, 1908.

For the above occasion the North
ern Pacific Railway will sell round
trip tickets to Milwaukee, Wis, June
IA, Is and 16. at rate of $74.90,
tickets good for 60 days from date
of sale, with stopover privilege on re-
turn trip. M. S. Meeks, Agent.
22-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

During the summer kidney irregu-
larities are often caused by excessive
drinking or being overheated. At
tend to the kidneys at once by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. North
Yakima Drug Store, A. d. Sloan,
Prop'r.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

shut lives longer than the one that
is quick to catch on.
That no room in the world is large
enough to hold two girls and a young
man without being crowded.
That man may win Il woman s
heart without flattering her--6ut it
will take him an awful long time.
That a few look respondent be-
cause they have loved and lost, but
a whole lot more because they have
loved and won.
That mother will often spank
her boy for fighting and then go into
closet and hug herself because he
licked the stuffing out of neighbours
boy.
That the successful and happy wife
keeps on hand little boom in case
of need-keeps a surprise tucked up
her sleeve, from where it can be
sprung on a moments notice. May
be it's a carnation for his coat lapel;
maybe it's his favorite pudding,
served extra; perhaps it's baby's pic
ture framed for his desk. But it's al
ways something she has ready, and
when his affection needs Jogging she
does not hesitate to do the jogging.
Why, bunch of violets or a knot
of ribbon where it adds the most to
his wife's charms will almost make
a man forget he is hungry. A saucy
pinch with the usual kiss or a merry
chase away from the accustomed
greeting will make a man forget for
minute that he is married to the
adorable creature. A stage whisper
now and then. and twinkle of mis-
chief are worth more than hours of
cooling. The woman who buries her
rogueishness, her cOquetishness, on
her wedding day robs her home, her
husband and herself of a great deal
of happiness. Exchange.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

Smoke "Sweet Marie" clear Ha-
vana filler five-cent cigar. Manufac-
tured by J. p. Crawford. 21-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

Free garden and flower seeds at Coffin
Bros. Investigate. Off
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

Buy harness and saddles at Coffin
Bros. and save money. lett
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
brick plant is to be erecIo;

A brick plant is to be erect
Bellingham.
The Seattle Canoe and Launch
will hold regatta on Lake Was
ton July 4.
According to Capt. Simpson
Simpson mill at South Bend, Z,
recently burned, is to be rebuilt,
and better than ever.
The Boston Steamship Compan
been awarded the contract for {
ing government freight between
sound points and Manila and Jap
Gov. Mead has designated q
Fairchiid, of Bellingham, as c hal
of the state railroad commission
W. Lysons, Of Seattle, has been ell
secretary.
The jury in the case of Wong
Hee. charged with the murder of
Chung at Walla Walla, returned G
dict of manslaughter, with re
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

Try the new drink, Juniper Ade,"
made by j. p. Crawford. 21-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28
MRS. DIR. OWENS-ADAIR,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office-101 South Second ST., corner
Second and Chestnut. Special attention
Will be given, as heretofore, to feyers
and diseases of women and children:
also confinement and surgical cases.
Phone, Main 1921.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

EVENING NEWS has branch Of
fees
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
STANDS ON HEAD TILL DEAD
Lunatic Commits Suicide in Police
Station in New Jersey by a
Unique Method.

Paterson, N. J.-Peter Ardine stood
on his head till he died, thereby estab-
fishing a unique record in suicide. He
was,crazy and killed himself in a local
police station.
Ardine threw his heels into the air
and propped himself against a wall
by the aid Of a s~trait-jacket in which
he had been encased to prevent him
from harming himself in a frenzy.
He then stood on his head until the
rush of blood ruptured every blood
vessel in his brain.
Physicians who have investigated
the affair say the CASE is unparalleled
in medical history and that the mans
suffering as the surge of blood tore
away the tissues of the brain must
have been frightful.
How long Ardine stood on his head
until Inconsistencies came to his re-
lief may never be known, but physi
clans say it must have been at least
an hour. When found, his body was
still In an upright position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
BEDTIME IN HUNTING CAMP
Picture of Comfort in the Woods Por-
trayed by One Who Has
Enjoyed Tt.

Everything made ship-shape for the
night. in the fa~st-gathering twilight
fo7 night falls quickly in this billy and
f-orest-covered regson-you throw an
extra log or two.on your cook-fre, spread
your rubber ppnchos against the damp
ness, light your big brier pipes, and
sprawl out before the cheerful blaze
for a bedtime smoke, writes Borden H.
Mills, in Four-Track News.
Soon your fire dies down to a ftful
glow, the impenetrable shadows of the
mighty woods creep in upon you, and
you suddenly determine that you
are sleepy. Look at your watch. You
will find that 1t is hardly nine o'clock.
A ridiculous bedtime for one who is
accustomed to retiring around mid
hight, you think, but if you do not want
to fall asleep Ivy the embers of your
smoldering fire. and wake in the early
dawn with stiff joints and a sitter cold
from the morning mists, you would bet
ter turn in. Roll up in your blanket on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
H. WEDEEM, Prop.

INFANTS VELVET COATS
ages l to 6 years, well made; spec
ial at $3.49.
CHILDREN'S ASTRACHAN
COATS in red, blue, brown and grey
special for Saturday at 4.49
CHILDREN'S BEAR SKIN
COATS, white, brown and mall
tese, ages 1 to 6; nicely trimmed;
special at 1925.
CHILDREN'S LONG COATS,
ages 6 to IA; Blue and red. For
Saturday only at S2.0S.
MEMS SUITS of Fine Worsteds,
Cassimeres and Cheviots, in the
best designs and well made $50.
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE
DRESSES, ages 2 to IL years, in
Plaids and Fancy effects, 40c.
LADIES' PLAID WAISTS of fine
F%Ianelette; 80 to A sizes, 49c.
INFANTS FINE SILK CAPS,
very nearby trimmed; special at
25c.
INFANTS BONNETS in large
shapes; special at 4Oc.
LADIES' FANCY COLLARS of
neat designs; special at lie.
MEMS VICI KID SHOES; reg
ular $2.5O and $500 grades;
special at $1.08 a pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Awards for Big Families.

A report of the awards made by the
Lincolnshire (England) Agricultural
to farm labrorers who bring up
the largest families without having re-
ceived ~parochiaI help shows that eight
men are fathers of 124 children. One Of
the men had 20 children born, brought
up II, and placed 10 out In the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Swans Long Swim.

Two Australian black swans were re-
Gently picked up off Norfolk island, in
the Pacific. They must have travelled
400 miles. The birds were in a very ok
hausted condition, but after a fresh
water bath and plenty of food they re-
vived. The black swan is a powerful
swimmer, but 400 miles at sea is a long
swim, even for him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Rules of the French Army.

In the French army an officer whose
duty IL is to report on a junior IS
obliged to show him the original report
and obtain his signature to it, as the
proof that he has made himself mas
ter of the contents. The general officer
is not permitted to express any opinion,
on the matter until he obtains from
the one accused a written defense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
One Vessel a Year.

A vessel which recently called at
Easter island was the first to visit
that out of the way spot in IL months.
The two hundred inhabitants are ap-
parently content to live apart from
the rest of the world, since there is
practically no emigration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
missionary Receipts.

The receipts of the Foreign society
for the frstten months of the mission
airy year amount to $207.S 800, a gain over
the corresponding ten months OF last
year OF nearly s3s. 900. The receipts
during August and September must
amount I'd $40. 200 to insure the $780,
ooD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

t~hefragrant mattress of boughs, find the
two softest spots for your shoulders and
your hips, and you'll sleep like a top
until morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

A bill absolutely prohibiting football
playing by colleges and making it a fel.
ony has been introduced in the Nebraska
legislature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
The Reason.

Youngster-Say, papa, why is a
lady's head on a silver dollar?
Fa;her-Well, lad, because money
talks.-N. Y. Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06

We have now in stock the full
and complete line of Clothing
made by Kuk, Nathan & Fischer
Co., of Chicago, comprising High
Grade Suits, Top Coats, CraveI-
cites and O%vercoats. This Cloth
ing is the peer of any on the
market and is without equal in
style, fit and workmanship. Pay
us a visit and look it over.
MEMS SUITS of the famous
kuh, Nathan & Fischer Co.'S
make: $1,000 to $4,000.
MEMS TOP COATS of Fine
Covert Cloth, in all the leading
shades, $3.50 to $500.
CRAVENETTES of the newest
Styles and patterns; special at
$3.50.
CHILDREN'S
RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS
of blue and brown cheviot; regu-
lar 5000 values at $1.49.
MEMS ALL WOOL TROUS-
Frs, regular $500 grades; spec
ial at $f.25.
BOYS ALL WOOL KNEE
PANTS; special at 30c a pair.
DAxrc, cCIInnr nj ,ory
strongly made, $1.25 a pair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
Missed His Calling.

"My husband would have made d
great acrobat observed Mrs. Tight
fist.
'Why so?'' said her friend.
because he goes up in the air every
time a bill comes in."-Detroit Free
Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-06
THE fG STORE
This Coupon

If presented on Saturday Oct. Z, and a purchase
made amounting to LOO or over entities you to
SIS in stamps free. n. MEDEEM, Prom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
@atcr nnO juci Ainoer 1T Suoe ucr.
bruunt.

gtem Dort 8. september. -
glntonio Golctto mo ieinc ipei Sim.
Der, cin 5obn mo cine (ohtcr 6eioe
untcr }cbu Sabre alt. tuntcn bcrtc
irii0 Ourd) ciucn 0run0 IN cinem nit
McidCn gcllIltcn Seucncnthune an
Der Git.7t. StraBc un'a 2cben. Der
Butcr bate lid bcnlibt, Die aunoer Slt
retten, uno ale 0rei eritidten. 2i
itolieniihe 6oniIien i'm @nu5en etuo
100 Eerionen. pobnten in Dem Sc'
hlli0r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

Gbne aeb6rpc Ber6uumrp. Grrtnbruna mo
shfpnoeriina lam ocr menitlthe Horper nidt
genno blriben 98o oeIe ,slnitloner ntdbt re-
pemdbip 'iutiiinOeH ipuoerH 5eirpetie ms
StodeH geruibeu. od tcbt GrdntbelicH d.er Irt
Is pcpubr fuirit ipVi It'd eines Der muntberIet
qei6cn. ocneH Der Grpdutsuus unieriporten III,
bet Cir ieit SuruH aebruutbe. iobdlo es Dir
an ener oer SprbcolnauHaen puter Weiunobett
feb[t ct 9crnarc.a rdnterpiler, tpecbe oic re,
pemdstae 3errihuug bet QeHdnucu ,Sunffio'
men etlebteru sur 20 Gents BET allen gpos
ibeterit 81 bdbclL (0t.So.SdJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

oeute neThe nab bem Speiisr llrbebdeeu
enlrfnbeu. Elm @efhbI bon 8orIbett uno
Sdpere hnbrn. urh reIthe bdutg f.uoen ed5
bic glnbruna nnihIiteuo uno fhmer5eun fute
Elm fdhmeres Geuiht tn Der mlngeHGruhe bdnat.
ooer psIthe Ietbeu an 8srftopfine. tnnerli6er
cimurrbuioen Roublhitafsit i'm &opte fnurem
Wlngeu. llebeGfeit Scobrenuen aopffpsb, gb.
fbeu Dor 9lnbruna, adfigem gufiioRen, ftrieu'
ben oher fniternoer 5enfationen tn elmer Iies
eenheu StefIurg. S6lpinhe BET plobtdem auis
fiebsn, 7upten cher Sepehen por ben etnaeH.
ssiebsr uuh huupfem Sbmers I'M 9opfe, nan.
eeibofter Schmeibnhtonherung 8elbbeit bee
&nut une gtupen gtusr3 tn Der eeite Pruft.
hen @Iiehern une pIdeltben 6te Nnfduen.
LnLien eiLiche GoLen aebramden bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
Nird,cnroub nuo 0ranoltiitnna.

Milfe9burre. Ed, 8. Sept.
- Die fntbolilhe Stride 81 Smopers'
pile, nabe bier, mllroe beltc frilh &C.
pliinoert uno nicocrgebrdnut 3pei
Mdnncr orungeu III 0na brcnnenoe
@ebGuoe ein mo rettcten Die goloe'
nen aelhc. ldnoen ieOod Den slltar'
itbntld peridapun0eu llno Die 8elp1n'
Der oeS lSrieitera nlli Dem Gooen. Der
&erlult betrGgt $4,000 uno lit tbell-
iueile ourh Berliderlng geoedt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
WfarternOe
Wagens
S6mer3m!
Serreit Nntwdp & Go.

Serren ointmdn Go.
gperibe Serren: so ferrs stner Bd1dftS>
monr auf Der Gftfeite ber stoet, eer felt 0ao'
rem frdnflib mar urb mdrternne W'daer'
etmcrssu nit. 3ie 9octorsH. bonn Wrof, Sa'
cobb abrdrts bis an onbern bstm 3nesro'
tounten ipebsr stne eetluus er5telen.. moo quo
forrtsn fte au6 MIR foaen. NOS es f'lr etne
qnp Ten sisr,SS f gDs ssm st's 'aSsn sdHtsT oesa. %
um eeutihe gteraie bu eoufuIttrsr, dber oons
SrfcIg. 9th Iprnh tn feinem store reaelmdeta
In 3ipt'henrduneu bon etntaen Wtonnten DOE
uno btrie ibu ien peio erad6lsn: VT idete. &c
'eI rdbreno icines feioeuosr 8uftnnses nte.
mails tut Etdn6c, feline Spetfer I'm Wtnesn Sn
tehdcn mno gu eepifien 9eiten babe er mar.
tetnoe 4apeu' Sbmer3er. ote etHe Sinnoe ooee
ldnaer nnbCIien: ndbreno oicfer Wnfdue 1el er
hor stmera itunlus. serbrede Stlele etc, nno
ntffe pdbreno eleier 9eit ietn G5ef6dft dii'
aeher. srefeu tIieheu ntsnnls lancer IN ley.
itein WnaeH ais cine bnlbe sturoe Nnrsii~
tprdh if ndh ener Vdufe bon 1S W'ondfen,
nteeerum Dor uno at metusm eritnuren pnr
metn @eihd'iSirtuno utdht MIR am peben. olt'
Netn CT fob publ uno munter aus. Sb erfun'
eipie mh nad6 ieiucm pefinoen nno er 9do
mir 8ur 9(nport ban CT felt linaer os eneur
2nbr ipnbl unh uuiuter fet unb nm 40 Wtnno
an abrper0emtt alperontmen babe. }o
poute mltieu pedcr Doctor. ibn ae9etIt baoe.
W erjdbIte mir btCrnnf SoIeenocs' Bor uHge-
idbr eiuem 2obr ooer ii6er Elm Sobr fan, sin
Mdnu nab cisiem store uns fnaie i6u. er
bdhe Innaetc Heit hnsfetbe petoen aebdbt. uts
et Hno CT huhe HnoWa0s ViueU peVlupt,
melte tbu huca beilteu. sofcrt bei6Icb &c.
heic Rla'r al periuben. Ter nddbfie apo'
ibe'er babe iPne Gebdbt nub oeriudt. tom etns
dnhere VIII Rtaen Az aebeu: er babe ubsr an
N1hmnh'S Fuen bcItnnbcu uno ant ndh'teu
7npc icicu ftc iilr ion befhnift fporoer 9r
nnbm trr rire bes Gbsnos unb fpilrfe fciort
cine PefferuUg Or babe etne BsttidnI ben
Sebrnnt Der Rtucn iortqefeei uub pom er'tsn
Sage an bis iebt fei fein oeiben nibt me6r
Snrtdgcfebrt g. o. %, utrtdh.
328 OF 6t. Str 9acp Uort Gtio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09

IN nnIcrcr lctieli 9tl3ciae bcriubtcu mir
bnriuIcgcn, pcabdIb Cinnr @orliuotCric SEPT
iddgc wdrcn. Ssir ocuciCu bnmit an, buB
hcIc Der Ndlicr micocr uud) ocr ctaol iuriids
fcbriclL ucil iic oct fcbmutiNcn 29cac mo &c
brohcncn &eriprc1nnocn hbcrnrifg lpurcn.
2Str pclcn cbcidIS nud. aus mcbcn llriurhcu
cueriea 6ripg hattie, uuo mir fpnnicn pcrs
irnucnsoolI cpuItolircn. bah bier ollie @erfprc,
hungcn gcbalCn luurbcn. bH6 NUupldbc idplib
I'M 2Scrlbe itctgen. uno nnB Die Nultlcr glidIid
nIo AulricocnQcitctlt limo. lSr luocn Gle ictt
~ clcll &eiudlc uUn Sucrlea Gin no iUir 81
ncn nle lltlodc odur 5elgcn onnelt pcSbuIb
BORT ole hcnlcrfeijalUcrlbern Berlduic bon
&nriHo NNupldteH ole lc In Dieter Sinot &C
Gcll 2'nar 06Cr inter Gbr lcicbicn l'C0iuqnnQcn
nhachoncn ruroen tlaiitanocn &ertdnier
lluo ichCr Tufmiiina mo Sunniupo ocu purs
icu laa Gui ocm Flnbe. Ncuul ole nit NC
lair Rpuo hc}cldncicn guhiruGeu }GnNpune bis
3nm Icrmlms YluoCrC piuCu bdbCu IuilhIuR
9Hcpcn Uuuildnogcr GnBeInbcicn mcnbe man
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-09
Baltimore. Wo. Samaag, Ncn 8.
Stnat Wurnlnno.
Grcfutiu Scpnrtrmcnt
&crtllcibi9Cr Sno Eruflamnton.

"a Der jluOlItc September, Der
%abrc2tag Scr Shlnht bon 9tortb-
Foint, ais o%crtbci0ilcr Go0" be
fumt 5um @co0htnib an hcn criolg.
rcichcn 98i0critono 0cQcn oic britiihc
&nudlion in 1911 0urd) Die umeritn-
nihen (ruppct icbt cin mluli5ipnlcr
,lcicrtog in Scr Sto0t Baltimore it,;
lur0
IN c@ ais on0cmcNcu crottct
miro, OoB 0ica biitoriihc GrcigniB bel
iC0cr MicOcrtchr oc3 0cuhuiirOigcn
&obrcatoQcS pon ser Ncp6Itrrlm0 Ora
gnn5cn Staotca Nclcicrt lucrOc,
9cSbaIb crtI0rc mo protlumirc
id), Gomu Moriiclo, Solmcrnclr oc9
Stootc2 NioruIAuo, frnlt Scr mir Ac.
icbIdb pCrlicbcnCn @lllturitGt QiCn.
ituQ, 0Cn -. ScptcHbcr 1903, iiir
cincn gclcBIihcn 6cicrtog I'M gou5cn
Stnot. Ocr ais
&crthcioiNcr Sun
bcnonut rmo bcIomt iciu ol, lu0 ih
cmpcbIc, ooB ocriclbc ol9 ioldcr
olrh cine ollgcmcinc Gntcllm0 ser
gclu0bnlihrn QclddItIihcu EbGtigtcit
unO 0rh iojde 6cicrIihtcitcn oic
sur Grh0bunN Der potriotiid)cn Gr.
acbcnbcit oIlcr Nilr1cr iilr ocn Stoot
unO oic ?tation bcitrogcn m00cn, be
pbud)tct mcr0C.
l--------- llrrmOIih 0ciicu
7as bobc id) bicumtcr
"fIMmeae' MN mcinc llulcrlhriit Ac.
marH'"Ho' 'cBt mo on9 @roB.
I---. liegcI MurUluno'S bel
Qcfigt I'M Gopitol Der Stu0t 9lnnas
polls am icbcutcu Gage oc9 Septcm.
bcr 1905.
Goluin Wnriiclo.
9lul @clcbl Scincr GrcclIcnj
SHwnlo Silabmon,
(252) Stout9 SctrctGr.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13

The following recipe, handed In
may not be strictly angel food,
but all the same II represents .
scriptural mixture good for Sun.
day mental digestion and may
prove good eating physically.
Will some one search out the
component parts and 10. the public
know what they are? This is tho
recipe; four cups list King, i:33;
I f.2 cups Judges, 5;2t, last
CLAUSE; 2 cups Nahum 3;i2; 2 cups
list Samuel, 30:i0; I cup Number
i7;8; 2 tablespoonfuls list Samuel
i4;25; season with 2nd Chronicles.
7:e; o Of jeremiah i7;ii . pinch OF
Leviticus 2;ia; i.2 cup Of Judges,
S;i9; last clause, 2 tsaspoonfuls.
Amos ass: Follow 6olomou's.
prescription for making . boy
good.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13
Water Works Tank Bursts.

Wednesday afternoon about Ave
o'clock, when all was quiet and
serene thercabouts, the tank OF the
water works In this city bursted,
scattering the wooden walls, water
and Ice therein to the ground,
leaving but . skeleton Of itself and
the cover standing. Hsd tho
entire ram -shackle structure
fallen down aud killed some
persons there would have been
less surprise than to see the tank
burst. The only reason assigned
for the accident is that unusual
heavy Ice must have formed on
top Of the water during the past
several days, and In attsmpting to
pump more water therein burst
the bands, and down Il came. No
one was perhaps moro surprised
over the event than was engineer
Davis, but he was equal 10 the
emergency. A. soon - the crowd
dispersed he closed the shut Oh 10
the tank and 10 now pumping
water by direct pressure 70 CON-
sumers. and things thsreat will bs
run In that manner until . nov
stand and tank IL built. OF the old
tank repaired.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13

James Gleason and family, who
had been living near New Florence
have moved to tho Dan Hcnslcy
farm near Buell..
J. M. Yelton will have Q public
sale Of his farm effects at tho Tom
Uptegrove farm near Buell. on
January 81.
We are prepared 10 mako im-
mediate delivery OF corn for feed.
Ing purposes In any quantity and
ct lowest market prices. Cores.
pondenoe invited. BnALL GRAIN
Co., Board Of Trade bldg. Kansas
City, Mo.
"Why Brown Came Down" Is
the latest farce comedy success
and has never before been pre-
sented In this territory. It 10 q
play Of merits, bright and clean,
witty dialogue, laughsbls situa.
uons ana surprising cllmaxes. A
play that 10 funny without "slap
stick" or suggestiveness and each
msmbef OF the company has been
carefully selected Tor his OF heI
atness for their respective role.
A. Ferguson's opera house. Jan,
10th.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-13
THE INAUGURATION.
0ov. Folk Takes Oath Of Office
at High Noon Monday.

The Inauguration Of Governor
Joseph w. Folk and Lieutenant
Governor John q. Mckinley took
place at high noon Monday.
Both branches Of the Legislature
met In joint session at that hour
In the hall OF the house OF rep
resentatives where President pro
TEN Fields of the senate presided.
The hall was appropriately dec
Grated with flags.
The committee appointed TO have
charge OF the arrangements for the
ceremony met Governor Dockcry
and the retiring state officials,
0overnor-clcct Folk and the In.
coming state officials, Ia the oiice
Of the governor when the COM
mittcc escorted the officials to the
hall Of the house Of representatives
where the ceremonies were con-
Quoted. This committee consisted
Of Senators Wornall OF Clay,
Avery Of Lincoln, McNatt Of Law
renee, Peck OF Atchison, Young
Of Texas; Of the house OF Repre-
scntativcs Druncrt OF Montgomery.
Newton of Wright, Watts OF Buc-
hanan and Klcinschmidt OF JEFF
fcrson.
At high noon Wells band Of st.
Louis played one OF Tho national
airs, Judge Bruce OF the Supreme
court led the way to the speakers
stand followed by Governor Dock.
cry, Govcrnor-clect Folk, w. ].
Bryan and others. Mr.. bryan
made n speech. lie culogixed Mr..
Folk, complimcntcd the democracy
Of Missouri upon having such .
standard bearsr and paid his
respects TO the retiring admin-
istration.
Judge Bruce next administered
the oath OF oilice 20 the governor
elect. Gov. Folk after taking the
oath Of ONCE made an impressive
speech In which he declared him.
self unequivocally for all the
measures which he advocated
during the campaign. He made q
strong plea for homo rule In the
l A.