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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30
SHIP IS DESTROYED
AND CREW IS LOST
Was Driven Onto Rocks BY A
Terrific Gale.
BODIES OF LOST WASHED ASHORE
Everything Possible Being Done To Re.
cover Bodies and Identify Those Al,
ready Ashors-Flftssn ssamen and
Apprentices Among Dead.

Victoria, B. O., Dec. 29.-The Brit
ish ship Pass, OF Melfort, Captain
Gauden, left Ancon for Puget sound,
driven ashore on the rocks Of Vancou.
yer island, a quarter Of mile east OF
Amphritrite Point and all on board,
were lost. The vessel was making
for the entrance to the straits wien
q terrific southwest gale drovar her
to a lee shore on Vancouver island, and
the doomed ship was driven with ter.
rife force onto the rocks, breaking up
soon afterward.
Bodies Of the lost seamen are now
coming ashore.
TIE first body recovered was that
OF a seaman dressed in oilskins and
overalls. Two more were soon after.
ward seen rolling in the heavy surf,
but could not be recovered. A num-
Der Of the ships buckets, all marked
''Pass Of Melfort." were found on the
beach, and not far away in a small
bay at the extreme end OF Amphritrite
Point, which marks the westerly en-.
trance to Barley sound, tAe ships
barometer, broken boats and the figure
head Of the bark came ashore together
with other wTeckRge
Two spars we're visible TO watchers
from shore, washing about as though
held by other submerged wreckage.
Torn pieces OF paper which seem
TO be a part Of the logbook OF Captain
Gauden, we're found on the beach with
the came John Houston" on II. and
not far away water-sOaked photo.
graph Of Is seamen and apprentices
of Pass Of Mefort, taken AZ the break
OF the bark's poop, was found on the
beach.
Captain James Gauden, agent Of ma.
rine OF fisheries. received dispatch
from Cclulet that everything possible
was being done 10 recover more bodies
and to identity II possible. the bodies
that had come ashore.
There was a whistllng buoy recently
placed on Amphritrite Point, but II
disappeared in q gale two weeks ago
ed two days before Christmas the
eTnment steamer Quadra was sent
Dok for the missing buoy 10 replace
ut the steamer iallel to ind the
IN a short search and returned
1T for Christmas
Pass Of Mefort Is = British
pasted steel bark. OF 2.3i6 tons,
IN 1891 at Glasgow for Gibson
NIX She was last seen by the
ship BrOderck Castle, Wlich
essed by the wrecked bark. AMI
oiesOn. OF the BrOdeTick cas-
D has had a narrow escape In
into the straits. IL expected 70
lost vessel In q port before
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30

Odessa. Dc % -Matiai law has
been proclaimed Ia his city. Toe sinko
IL, however. nearly over.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-30

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17

While the Nampa LeaderH Herald has sinister motives for
opposing the bill that has been introduced legislature
approprlatlng $3.50 900 with which new capitol
building we agree with it the general statement that
SoO 900 isn't half enough with which purchase the ad-
donal ground needed and erect building which would fit
we needs OF the state ten fifteen years hence But the
real reason why Nampa contemporary is opposno the
that it, in the citizens of that CITY
Deeves that when tae time for the people
the permanent location of the capital Nampa will win
e prize. our Nampa friends might just we'll quit
ing air castles that propositions and thus avoid the dis
appointment of seeing the castles tumble the capital
located permanently at Boise However, again agree
ne Nmpa paper that it would be wise to expend
ly more money on the capitol building actually
mil of the of gov
y thesstate 60 ahead and erect
ihat VIII FOR years to come even
Iit requires a million dollars 10 it.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Annual Banquet.

The Mckinley banquet given by the
Gem of the Mountain Club. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs M. F. Whitman, last
night. was decided success.
1t was the most delightful and the
largest attended annual banquet ever
given by the club, over sixty being
present The home was beautifully
decorated in the club colors and flags.
the scheme being carried out with deco
rated candles. and the effect was also
conspicuous in the dainty menu that
was served
The guests were pleasantly enter
tanned by well rendered program
The first number was an able paper
on the EARLY Life and Political Career
of VIM Mckinley" by Mrs. Matte
Huff
Mrs. Underwood and Miss Esther
favored the company with piano duet
In their usual pleasing manner
Mrs. Mary Hughart responded TO the
toast William Mckinley as Friend. y
She certainly did Justice to her subject
Then followed a vocal duet by Mrs
Kate Jones and Miss Irene Thomas,
which was highly appreciated by their
hearers.
The toast William Mckinley as q
Husband, was responded to by Mrs.
Underwood.
A vocal solo. entitled My Pretty Lit
tie Kickapoo.' by Phil Thomas, was
one of the most appreciated selections
of the evening.
Miss Winnifred Hughes held ner aud
fence spell-bound Il charmed when she
made the scholarly response to the
toast William Mckinley in the Hearts
of the People,
Miss Marguerite Whitman, delighted
the guests with two vocal selections,
Mr.. Dooley" and Good Bye Little Girl,
Good Bye after which all participated
in an original guessing game prepared
THE committee, Miss Emma Spong-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Death Of Ralph Bulge.

Ralph the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse R. S. Bulge of Paris, died yester-
day morning, after suffering for two
weeks with bronchial pneumonia :.
Every remedy known to medical science
was used to combat the disease, and the
little fellow had the tenderest care that
loving hands could give, but God willed
otherwise, and the spirit of little Ralph
took fight its heavenly home shortly
after o'clock. Ralph lacked just one
hour of being one year old when death
came. He was an unusually bright
babe, and up to the time that he was
stricken with the fatal illness, was
hearty, robustIchild the perfect picture
of health. His parents fairly idolized
him and their grief oyer his death is
almost unbearable.
The funeral services will De held from
the Second Ward meeting house in Par
Is tomorrow, Saturday, morning at 10
O'Clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Proceedings of Adjourned Session
OF Board of County Commissioners.

On this 18th day of IFebrnary 100,
the board of county comnnissionSrs met;
at 10 o'clock a. M, pursnantsto adionrnz
ment. for the purpose Of CONSIDERING
petition of residents of BENNINGTON ooh
ing for the construction of hr;dee
across Bear river at point near what
Is known as Pescadero
Present j. r. Shepherd Chairman r
M. Alfred and Frank Wright commits
sloners and j. E. Hart clerk,
1t is hereby ordered that plans and
specifications be at once drawn up for
the construction of said bridge and that
notice be published in the official or
gans of the county for period of 30
days, as required by law, asking for
sealed bids for the construction of said
work; that said bids be filed with the
clerk Of this Board not later than tho
10Th day Of March at 10 O'Clock m
1905.
Ordered that this board do now ad.
Journ until March: 10th, 1905 at 10 o'clock
q. m, at which time a further consider
alton OF the petition referred TO will no
considered and the bids for the constr,c-
ton of said bridge will be nuhl;clv
opened. read and considered nv tho
said Board
A'eest: Jos. R. Shepherd,
James E Hart, Cbo;rn,a
Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
In Darkness.

The armature coil in the dynamo
at the electric light plant bnrned out
Thursday night of last week and the
town has been i'll darkness eyer since.
Friday morning the company-teele=J
graphed TO Pittsburg for new coil
to be shipped by express, but up to
this morning no word has been re-
celved from it. However, it should
be here not later than tomorrow
morning. If it does lights will be
turned on tomorrow night. We
guess our citizens will appreciate
the electric lights more than ever.
when they are tuened on again.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
Montpelier, Bear Lake Co., Idaho, February H. zoos

Last Saturday E. E. Calvin promoted to the position
OF vcepresdent and general manager of Southern
Pacific Of the important railroad positions in the
United States. W. H. Bancroft has been filing that
position temporarily has returned Short Line to take
.up his former work. B. A. Worthington Chicago has
succeeded Mr.. Calvin general manager of the O r N
tnd the 3 T. lines in Oregon. Mr. Calvin began life at the
bottom OF the railroad ladder but he gradually gone p
nt now ne occupies rung very nearly top of the
railroad ladder of success.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17

berg and Phil Thomas having guessed
the same number, Mr. Themes, true
to the instinct of gentleman, gallantly
withdrew in favor of Miss Spongberg,
who carried off the prize, book Of
prose quotations.
At a "wee sma' hour, the guests
wended their way homeward all having
declared the Gem of the Mountain
Club royal entertainers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
CALL A HALT.

g. People are beginning to wonder when legislatures are
to call halt the locating public nstit
pfomscuousy over the state for the qualification
particular countless Look the as it now is.
The capitol the penentiary soldiers home in one
section the insane asylum in another the school in
another the state university yopder toward the aurora
piece OF 1t way yonder towards the tropics state
PACK IN the remote fasness of cathartic pods,
hidden the botomless and toness
mus IN the Tar country of the Nez Perces and if
not stteroph1stlcaton enough TO beon
the duplication of these institutions other and widely
separated counties Already, the of maintaining state
IS largely of the derived from
)Raowments which We're designed to support them We
H41ne what will happen if the duplicating process
Idaho county wants an insane
II Bear Lake will want penten.
lIhich never had smell of any.
school soldiers home
nRm 1t to
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
CoaI!Coa1!

Before ordering coal, see Francis Will
cox agent for Bear Lake county for
kemmerer Coal. Office phone n: resi-.
dence phone 80. 20. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1905-02-17
c A R Pc T S

1t will only be few weeks until you will
have to buy that new Carpet for the parlor,
dining room or bed room and we want you
to bear in mind that we can supply your
wants in the Carpet line. We have AK
ministers, Body Brussels, Wilton Velvets
and Ingrains from the cheapest to the very
best. Our prices such that we are bound
to sell you carpet, if you will but inspect
We also have Linoleum in all grades.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
Optic News.

c. ID. blanchard, living about
. miles northeast Of town found
the tickets sent up In the balloon
by Mr.. Craddick tickets to street
fair and carnival In Mexico.
While In town last Tuesday, with
the assistance OF constable Clark,
Prosecuting Attorney Roscnbcrgcr
rounded up four more crap shoot
ers. The defendants were arraign-
cd In Justice M,nsheld's court
Wednesday, and cntercd.plcas OF
guilty, and their punishment as
scssed at $500 and cost.
A wcllsville girl went to!a livery
stable recently and said shc.want-
ed to rent a horse aud buggy with
which to take n young man. who
was to visit her parents, out riding.
Gwen send you Billy" said the
liveryman. ale Is sort of.playful
but the young man IA easily ham
die him." The girl i.hcsitate d.
Then she said, :"Don't tsend me
Billy, I'm probably have to do
the driving"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
Jonesburg

Mrs. j. p. Player returned to her
home In st. Charles, Mo. Tuesday
morning after a two weeks visit to
friends and relatives at this place.
Mrs. II. G. Begcman spent Mon
day In Warrenton, Mo.
Rev. j. S. Bowles and family
left Saturday morning for Clifton
Hill, Mo. which circuit he has been
assigned to. Rev. q. 4. Eaves
arrived Monday to take charge OF
the High Hill and Jonesburg cir
Quit.
John Becker returned from q
weeks visit to Gasconade county
Friday night.
VIM. Ball Jr. who is attending
G. W. G. ct Warrenton spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with his par
ents at this place.
H. NJ. Houke. and mother return.
cd from Denver, Colo, Thursda y
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
New Florence Leader.

j. T. BREWSTER and Miss Annic
Tumilty OF near High Hin were
married at the home Of the bri dc
last week, Rev. Il. l.. McQule oil :
ciating.
Mrs. Lee Shackleford and daugh-
ter, Miss Mana were here fro IN
Amerlcus Tuesday. Wednesday
Miss Mana left for Fayettc, whc re
she will attend Howard Payne Col
lcgc.
l.. NJ. Willis has purchased the
brick store building, now occupied
by Aubrey Kallmeyer, and ex :
poets to put In a stock OF furniture,
Aubrey will move into his build
ing on main street.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
David Layer died at the homo Of

David Layer died at the homo Of
his brother, John Layer, Sunday
Sept. 10, 1905, age about % years.
He was sick about . week with .
cold that settled on his lungs, Sum
day he had acongcstivc chill from
the effects OF which he died. lie
was buried ct Mount Pleasant
Tuesday.
Died at the home Of his brother.
Luther Carroll, in Cam bridge.
Idaho, on Sept. 2nd 1905, Solom on
4. carroll, age about ~ years. He
had been In poor health for some
time and It was hoped that his
condition would be improved In the
Western country. He leaves four
brothers aud i've sisters to mourn
their loss.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
Boar Crock.

Wheat sowing has been delayed
by the recent heavy rains.
Miss Celia Spencer returned
from st. Louis Saturday where
she has been visiting relatives.
Alanson Lagaman has purchase
ed ~ acres Of land from Walter
Austin, consideration $1,000.
G.. A. Butler is running q saw
mill In our locality. II Is located
on Mrs. NJ. Lens farm.
Ed Meyers sold seventeen head
Of speep to Jacob Wilson Monday.
School commenced at Wyatt
Monday with Miss Clara White
sides of Montgomery teacher.
w. c. Brenton OF Mexico moved
his family to this vicinity last
Thursday.
Herman Fischer Is building an
addition to his house.
School did not commence ut Pin
Oak rs stated In our last report.
II did not commence until Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
aisht after . tsa days visIt 70 rsl-.
ativee g fhek plaOo.

alsht after . tsa days visit 10 rsI-'
ativss = met plees.
jamie Macon returned feom q
weeks visit 10 friends In st. Louls
Sunday night.
Elder Mclean Of Montgonsry
filled his regular sppointasnt ct
this place both Sunday morning
and evening.
Sheriff Dyer Of Wsrrcnton was
here . few hours Saturday.
Lillian Cartwright: returned to
Pilot drove Saturday morning
after . weeks visit 70 friends aud
relatives.
The base ball game between
Joncsburg and Wcntsville teams
which:was 10 have bcenplayed here
Sunday was post.poned until .
later date. We hope however the
teams can ind timc during week
days 10 play, % We thiak youag
men can spend Sundays more pro-
fitable than playing ball.
Several from here took advan.
tage Of the cheap rates to 81 Louis
Saturday and Sunday, : among
whom We noticed. w. N. Cooper
and wife, N! Kimbrough and wife,
Silas Carr, VIM. MoCrscken aud
wife, z. z. Stephens and vito and
several others.
Mrs.. d. A. Ball has moved her
large line Of fall millinery from
her stand on Church Street 70 the
Carr building on Main Street.
Prof. !. n. MoQuie spent Sun.
day io Montgomery City.
The Joaesburg Street Fair Assn.
are making extensive arrange
ments 70 accommodate Q large
crowd Friday aud Saturday Sept.
22nd and 23rd, all are cordially
invited 10 attend. Y. v. T.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
ATTACKED aY

and beaten, In . labor riot. until
covered with sores, . Chicago
street car conductor applied Buck
lens Arnica Salvc. and was 400 n
sound and we'll. 81 use Il In my
family" writcs q. j. Weioh, OF
Tekonshs, Mich. ''and ind II per
feet" Simply great for cuts aud
burns. Only 2jc at City dru g
store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
COUNTY NEWS
The TRIBUNE Wants Correspondents
in all Parts of Montgomery County.

High Hill thinks Bellnower
needs . correspondent. II she
will only say so, she most assured
ly can have one.
Died, at the homo Of his brother
John Layer, Sunday Sept. 10, 1905
ofcongestive chill, Nj. David Lay.
or, aged 90 years. He was born
and raised In Germany, came to
this country 10 1885, and was mar.
ried 10 Miss Margaret Schriner
Jan. II, 1876.
He leaves two sisters and two
brothers In the old country be.
sides relatives here. He was q
faithful and consistent member Of
the German Lutheran church.
Rev. Smith Of Warreuton and
Rev. Bonets Of Big Spring con.
Quoted the funeral services after
which he was laid to his Anal rest
10 Mount Pleasant csmetesy TO
await tho resurrection morn.
LUCILLE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
Lincoln Items.

The farmers are busy cuttln z
corn at present.
Nora Fitzgerald was visiting he:
sister Mrs. Neil Oden last week.
There was . large rain fell Sat-
urday and Sunday night.
Mr.. Seelock Of Illinois is la this
vicinity.
Charlie Steele was In Wcllsvillc
one day last week.
Mrs. Lavado Odcn and daughtc Z
Katie were visiting Mt viii Fitz :
gerald's Sunday. rAvoRIrE.
Miss Jennie Clemens Of st. Loui &
visited home folks here Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22

The Keeley treatment has stood tho test of
time, having been Oed with unparalleled sue.
cess for % years In curing Alcoholism, Nor.
phinc and other drug-uslng, Cigarette an d
Tobacco habits aud Nerve Exhaustion. Over q
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
High Hill itsms.
Meet me ct the Street Fair.

INV tnC ~ SUc otLCcS . 0lLs
viii Downs Of 81. Louis spent
Sunday here, the guest Of HON G
folks.
Miss Matte Lcwelling is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Ernest Ellaby
OF Louisville, Kentucky.
Mrs. Georgia Vol returned home
last Monday from the Indian Ter.
sritory. where she has been thu
guest Of her sister Floy the past
summer.
Simero and Bcnnic Bushmcyer
OF Warrcnton c. w. c. visited
their parents here Saturday sud
Sunday.
Florence Hollcnbcck was trans.
acting business In Montgomery
City Wednesday.
j. T.. Reeds and daughter Gladys
spent a few days In st. Louis last
week.
Jack Maiden Of Montgomery
City was In town last week and
secured several jobs OF painting.
The pastor for tho German
church will soon move into the
parsonage with his family.
Mrs Annie Easter aud oh ildren
of Brldgcton came up Sunday
morning to spend several weeks
with relatives.
Our wabash Agent" called ON
ayouug lady at New Franklin last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Duval drove over from
Olncy Saturday to spcnd several
days with her mother Mrs. Me-
Clenny.
Miss Nora Leonard went to Kan :
a City the first OF the wee k
where she expects TO attend college
this winter.
The NJ. Il. church people are
repairing the church.
Mr.. j. V. Nobel IL building
a very fine residence, II Is almost
completed, and will be occupi cd
In a very short time.
The work on our new coal chutcs
israpidly progressing, and 1t ont
be many days until It will be ready
for use. Thcreis quite AN improves
mont TO the looks Of that part OF
town.
MIR. Dave Hibncr OF Montgomery
City put n CRATE and mantle In j.
V. Nebel's residence during tn G
past week.
Martin Brown is putting down a
granitoid walk In front Of his prop-
erty which will be quite IN improve
mcnt. Walks IL the only thing
High Hill lacks.
Miss Mary Teighman who has
been spending the summer with
her parents returned to her school
duties at Fulton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Sisk are
visiting relatives In Monroe coun-
ty this week, and from there they
expect to 60 to Illinois to spend q
few weeks.
Miss Minnette Lewis OF New
Florence will be located at A. w
Gerdeman's store with . full Lint
Of millinery Wednesdays snd
Saturdays. II 10 hoped that the
people Of this vicinity will pat
ronize her.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
GOTOFFC CHEAP.

He may wellthink, he has got
of cheap, who, after having oon-
tracted constipation or indigestion
Ia still able to perfectly restore hts
health. Nothing will do this but
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
quick, pleasant, and certain cure
for headache, constipation etc. 2bc
at City drug store; guaranteed.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
Union itsms.

William Zumault returned home
Tuesday from Indiana, where he
has been visiting relatives tho
past week.
Birtioy Bishop bought . mule
from J. B. Coll LIST week.
Charlie Hilbert bought . horse
from Forest Covington.
Mrs. Nancy Jones died at her
homo near Shamrock Monday
night, age n years. The remains
were buried Wednesday 1t High
Point church after services CON.
Quoted by Elder sallce.
Kate Barnes was the guest Of
Mrs. Nancy Jennings Of Montgom-
cry City Wednesday.
Forest Covington bought 81 head
OF sheep from Tom Hilbert last
week.
Mrs. Tom HILBERT has the fever.
PreachlnR st High Point church
every fourth Sunday everybody
invited.
Miss Daisy Harrison visited
Misses Kate and Mile Barne q
Sunday.
Charlie Clemments aud wife.
and Misses Bessie and ENra Blsh.
: op visited Mrs. Mary Clemments
Sunday.
Willie Coll made . business trip
to Montgomery City Tuesday.
RAMBLER.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
LIKE ID MONEY

Finding health Is like finding
money-so think those who arc
sick. When you have q cough,
cold, sore throat, or chest irritation
better act promptly like w. G.
Barber, Of Sandy Level, Va. He
says: "lhad u terrible chest trou-
BILE, caused by smoke and coal
dust on my lungs; but, after Ind
ing no relief In other remedies, I
was cured by Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Co p ii o a,
Coughs, aud Colds" Greatest
sale Of any cough or lung medicine
In the world. At City drug store;
soc and $500; guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22
LoutrO.

Mrs. q. A. Norman and daueht-
CT Miss Auhie spent Thursday
with Mrs.. G. Il. Bookseller.
L. r. CLARK and wifc aud little
son Boyd visited 8. 8. McCarty
and family Of Day Fork Sunday
night.
Married at Trinity church
Sunday Sept. 18th ats.30 by Rev
Arthur Trotter, Mr.. John Zweifcl
and Mics Jessie NOEL. both OF
near Americas. Mr.. Zwcifel IL .
sturdy young blacksmith Of OF :
cellent habits aud has won a
handsome young lady for . life
partner. and we wish them succc 80.
Chas. Grebc and daughter EN-.
ma spent Sunday eve at II. Sticg :
mans.
Frank Norman spent Sunday
In st. Charles visiting friends.
Little Coda Bookseller spe Mt
Tuesday morning with little Boy d
Clark.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22

at IL said that red checks can be
produced by rubbing the face with
Ice" says the Polo News. eft has
long been known that red noses
could be produced by rubbing the
lips with glass"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-09-22

Noi'r~ Il hereby given thai, III. undersigned
administrator do toau- NJ n. IT the estate /, I
VALENTINE THOMAS. d~--s~si.
~iil at th. "-st regular t-vm II the t'roba,s
Coartof Montgomery C,onty. Missouri. to H.
begun and held ut ~. court 'iou.r In tho
city 81 Montgomery. In said county on Mon
day. O-tnber isth. isls. make nnai sr,tl.m.i,
Of said est ai.. MAKER
r-g. GM Administrator. In iioAus Non