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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-24
COUNTY NEWS
The Wants Correspondents
In all Parts of Montgomery county.

and NO crowd TO see, they would
ssk their agent. "1s that clock
rightp," and turn on their heels
and 20 home where they should
have been spending their Sunday
afternoon before.
Rorace Godfrey who recently
moved from here 10 Columbia IL
visiting his mother Mrs. Saioue
0adfrey here this week.
The Thanksgiving hunting fat.
slitics each year are numerous,
and are horrible TO occur on such
. day. To those who hunt on that
day-we hope each one Who reads
this, will use extreme caution
along this line which We arc sure
will decrease the fatalities.
N. Kimbrough moved into the
Niemeyer property Monday.
The p~rotracted meeting at the
Baptist church seems to he quite Q
success. While there has been but
one addition, 70 this writing m uch
INTEREST seems manifested whit Oh
We hope will result In good to
both church aud individuals.
Frank Scliwarg OF near Cas-
was here trading with our mer.
chants Tuesday.
Ed Mclean filled his regular ap.
%pointmcnt In the Christian chur Oh
both Sunday morning and eve .
ming.
"Bcttcr he wise than rlch."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-24

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ton, constipation, sour stomach
or any other pain, HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you well and keep you we'll. BIC,
Tea or Tablets. Ask your Drug
gist.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-11-24

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The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
THE FAThFR OF JASPER
Was ID A. Harrison who Died Sum
day Morning.

Dixon \. Harrison, vino is looked up
Oh as the father Of Jasper, died at the
home Of his daughter Mrs Walter
Putnam IN Carthage Sunday morning
at 5:3O o'cloCis, at the ripe old age OF
81 years lie bad been III for the past
three months. His ailmvnt seemed 10
be old age, and AZ the hast his throat
was paralyzed foT ten days making it
impossible for him to take nourishment
OF any kind, or water.
For many years Mr.. Harrison was at
torney for the Missouri PAsitic railway
The city Of Jasper was originated 10y
parties connected with the railroad, and
MIR. Harrison was glyen a sixtn interest," /
10 the original town iu return for his
services in looking after Inc sale Of the
.ots and the buuding up OF the city,
Mr. HaiTson;did a great deal toward
building the iowa, hence our readers
will be- Interested ID knoNing something
about his life.
lie was educated al Delaware college
at Delaware, Onio, WneEe the lady who
was afterwards MIS- Rutherford b,
/ nayps was his clissmatv. Mr.. HARRISON
was admitted 10 tue bar at Circloyille,
, OHIO, 10 ls4s aud has been pracaiclng
Jaw Tor 81 years.
Mr. Harrison was stroug abclition-
ist and stumped 1nio for LlncOia along
wilh prominent men OF that s5ate in
Iblth Of tue Lincoln campaigns, lie
was prosecuting attorney Of Clagk couu,
| ty, OL,u, during tNo terms ans was az
torney for three !mpurtduJ railways il
Oni, Tor considerable period,
I 10 May Sjs, h, moved FROM Ohio :,
This county, Locating on % farm in th'
northeast porli,u After being ou IN,
fam year he opened a iaw oGlco il
Carthage and two yuals after tha
moyrd ms family here where they hav
ever siuce lived.
Tuo DECEASED was prosecuting at,or
ney ut this county az Que tlmo. Fo
seventeen years ue was attorney for th
"a Missouri Pacid, ra.lWa!
'' The deceased Is survived Icy six chi
dreo, al. now residents Of Carthage
= They are e.. j., j. r. il. T., ana A. l.
Harrison, Mrs Walter iuruHm au
Miss Ella Harrison
Th,s funeral vas held Tues On
morning at 10 O'Clock at the residebC
g OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Putnam, co,
~ duetea. by Rev ~. ~. Jeffrey, Til
intermeut was at Park cemetery,
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
FOR THE BIG CONVENTION
TO BE HELD AT JASPER NEXT
MONTE,
:5UHs5ay School Workers Getting
Ready For ABuual CeHnty
Gathering.

The standing com3ittee oS the jasper
Goucty Sunday School Association met
at Carthage the othT day 10 arrange
for the annual county couvsAtiOn which
will bs held in Jasper sometime in
August. Those in Attendance ut the
meeting we're: President y G Spencer,
SarcoNie; AleXauden McCann, Medoc;
Miss Nellie Vance. CAM 9SCctiou; ID NJ
WoeGmansee, Necs.City. Monroe Piercy
Madison townshiy;J. Stensmons, II. ii.
Grain aud S. ID. Chitwood, Of Carthage.
The gathering will be IN session two
or three days an2hrinGa q large number
of Sunday SchovLworkers from all parts,
Of the county. Many sbls speakers cE
state and sNatignai reputation will also
appear on the program. The program
and exact daAas viii be announced IN "a
short time,
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
WILL OPEN A BAKERY
{. L. CAMPBELL PREPARING FOR
SUCH AN ENTERPRISE
ttas Had Many years Experience IN
The Business and Will Undoubted-
iy meet with SUCCESS.

{. /. Campbtn, who for many years
wa, connected with the Briles bakery
at Carthage aud who has lately operated
a bakery OF bis own al Cherryva.e, Kan
sas, has decidtd TO open bread max
ing establishment in Jasper.
dis buk,ug outfit which he used Al
Cherryyaie arrived this week and has
been stored away until he has decld' q
,Du his location.
AIR. aud Mrs. Campbell aro cohtem
l9latiug building a buhdMg 90 their lot
at the corner ot Graud avenue aud First
street aud II they decide tu build whl
Nnit tin 1t Is luisaed before Mr Camp
bell opens bis tasery. II he decides IL
rent a building however, lac eSteots to
he making bread IN short Time
MIR. Campbell Is an expert baker
having Tad many years rXrericuce II
the business aud doubtlessiy viii make
"a success %; tls undertaking.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
Bit,en Uy vicious Dog.

The following lrom a .Crpyie Greek
C,ll. paper coucerns Jasper lad WHO
i,y.Atns ID tnaV city
WhiIo walking along Bennett oSeuue
ia tno vicinity Of the Creamery re'Iad
ropt yesterday afternoon, Harold Aon-
roe. age years, vas attacked ny bun
dog owned hy M,chael Duun OF Gold
he.d. The attack was entirely IN
provoked aud was the cause of much re-
get by the oNner Of the ANNA" The
cLild's arm Vas severely lacerated, ou'
n. the wound was subjected TO treatment
soon after aud the dog showed no s'sn
otlabbits, no serious result Is expected
The lad was accompanied by his auot'
Miss Dabncy, o sister OF W. H. paoney
,hc grocer, oi 5ps Florissant street
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
win locate At Adrsin.

J, II. Nea5 returEed yesterday fran a
tour IN the north part Of the state 0ok-
ing for LScation TO 90 into tie racket
store business. He has decided 30 10.
cate at Airain IL Bates county about "a
miles novth OF Jasper on the No. Pac.
railway Adrain is a town Of about 1900
and Mr. Near thinks it will hs iguod
opening for him. Ho hopes To .ge,
started 10y August lsJ, >lr. and Mrs
Near have lived in Jasper long whilo
and have many ineuds who will regret
I to see them move away.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
SIX HOLIDAYS HEREAFTER
Rural Mail Carriers Wfl Observe
a half Dozen.

The rural mail carriers vii, have six
holidays duriag the year hereafter.
Heretofore thes have secured holidays
Duly by special orders issued a. few days
before the dag to be- observed. This
year IL looked as thJugh the carriers
would have 70 work on the Fuurtu Of
July, as 70 special orders had
been received mp to July s.. Believing
that they surely ought to bu permitted
a holiday on the natiou's birthday At
least, the boys agreed to pay for the tel,
egram TO the Washington hea dquaters
.if Postmast64 Wade would send ono
asking for a holiday for the Fourth.
Word came back Immediately granting
tue request, and consequently the five
carriers at Jasper took ~ day of al
though il Is understood lhe carriers
from other towns went Out on their
routes on that day.
And thai was not all. au order was
issued on lhe next day hpr six holidays
during the year TO be given to the rural
carriers. The toIdays will be New
Years, Nashington's birthday, Felru-
airy p; Decoration Day, May 30, Fourth
OF July, Labor Day, SEPTEMBER q and
Thanksgiving day tue last Thurs
day ia November.
What the Influence might have been
that made the department issue This
general order is not certain but tho
Jasper carriers are taking the credit
icF bringing it about boy their telegram
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
O. D. wHlTrxkER BURsED OUT.
Fos1ner Jasper Man Loses BY
Fire.

From copy % the Elk City Kansas.
SEn, We learn o5tLe had luck which be.
felAO d Whitta,ser and son Harry, who
are both well Known formfr Jasp,r
citizens. The building ia which they
have been runaing racket store was
partially distroged 10y fire, and although
most Of their lhings were saved they
sustained considerable loss. The Sun
saSs:
The front of the building was
occupied by tie New York Jacket Store,
Hued by o. N Whitaker & Son, aud
their store room was saved by tine good
vsork Of the iBe boys under Cap. Rinss
10 was also the office overhead occupied
by \ West. The fixtures of the real
estate Office md the stock Of the New
FORK RackehStore were Ihrried into, the
street and were saved from being
damaged mlOoh by fire, smoke aud wafer
hut the rear end walls'of sboth unoms
were burned and charr0d.
The New York Racke Store susaLined
severe loss in moving their goods into
the street but just hoN much Mr Whit
taker is ,lot prepared to state. Every
thing destroyed was partially covered
by insurance.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
Death Ola Little Boy.

Ralph Otis Busby aged years, S
months, end 2s days, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. Tnos. Busby, living in the Dewey
neighborhoud, died Tuesday from a
complication OF ailments, in fact the
child had never been strong
Tho funeral was held yesterday after.
noon and was conducted by Rev, j. h,
Blythe. The intorment was at the
Dunkasd grave yard.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
killed An Old womaa.

Warren Linn wha joined tho Epw worth
League excursiuisists TO beaver last
week writes that their traiu from Kan.
sas City w9s eighi hours nte 10 arriving
al Denver but taey thought themselves
lucky as other trains were q hours late.
lie reports bad accident al Sugar City
Kan. The train struck al old woman
aud killed her instantly The engineer
was not TO blame but it vas a Dreadful
thing aud cast gloom over the crowd
'hat VAS not dispcliod uii they reached
Denver.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
Installed Officers.

/. W Drieshaoh, as district deputy Of
the Odd Fellows came up from Garth
age Monday night and conducted tho
installation Of the new officers OF the JAS
per lodge The Messrs Wright aud Mr
Christenden also OF the Carthage lodge
accompanied him.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
Their Father Died

David Lloyd aud Mrs. Andy Baker
were called to SAeldon last week bystho
death OF their father which occurred
Thursday night. Mr.. Lloyd had been a
sufferer for long while from a cancer
on his face which fually caused his
death
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13
The Board Meets.

The School Board met last Monday
night and transacted some business. a
II Dray was reelected as secretary Of the
board aud Iii. Herdricks was reelected
treasurer. Mr. Hendricks made bis
annual repert which was approved and
which will be found elsewhere in this
paper
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13

Tho y. r.. $ c. F.. will giye an ice
cream s,e,a 90 Gathers lawn FRIDAY
evening July IA. Every one Invited.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13

Fine line Of Cigars at DoardorlT's
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13

Safe!
lh,t's the one argufy-
ing" word necessary TO
"Perfecti3n" Clothing con-
victIon.
The guarantee label is
your pledge Of safety.
Each suit we sell has to
"make good" or back it
comes.
Fetch your boy around for
a "try-on. ~ If he is an odd
size all the more reason you
should bring him.
Wen lit him, ana you'll
both stay satisfied.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-13

ate a fine steak AT DesrdorG's
the other day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
MEMORIAL
SERVICES

San Diego, Cal, Aug. 14-Final me
mortal services for the victims Of the
Bennington disaster were held here this
morning and were attended by all the
Bennington survivors, and the officers
and crew Of the flagship Chicago. Brief
addresses were made by Bishop Ken
driek, Of the Episcopal church, Of Ari-
zona, and Chaplain Stone, Of Chicago.
Both the Bennington and Chicago leave
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. On the
way out Of the harbor they will stop
opposite the burial grounds on Point
where the victims are buried,
and will Ere a salute, and a detaeh-
ment viii go ashore and flowers will
be strewn by the sailors. The cere-
monies win be concluded by taps by
the marine guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
me Cotton situation.

New York, Aug. 14.-In their weekly
cotton review Miller & Co. says: A
calculation based on the actual decrease
in the cotton acreage Of 14.9 per cent
on August 3, 1904, and 74.9 per cent on
August 3, 1905, would point 10 a crop
OF 100000 bales while ever z per cent
added for ~exaggeration would only in
dieste a possible yield Of 100000
bales. On the other hand the favora.
bic weather now prevailing throughout
the cotton belt has increased the feel.
ing that the situation is better than
estimated and the arrival Of new bales
at a number Of points throughout the
belt is a reminder that the new sea
son is upon us, and, as usual has in
creased the desire 70 get rid Of the old
crop before the new n m OF the
stage. Thus the various influences are
neutralizing each other 10 a great ex.
tent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
KIND oscar Leaves rhrone.

stockholm, Sweden, Aug. liking
Oscar left here today for Marstrand,
on a small Swedish island in the Katie
gat, 20 see quiet aud rest and give
his broken down system a chance to re-
euperate. This - the second time that
the king, compelled by his IN health
has turned over the Teins Of govern
ment 20 his son, Crown Prince Gustaver
whom he appointed regent during his
absence. II is believed in well inform
ed circles that this temporary retire
ment Of the King is merely the pre-
lude for bis permanent retirement in
favor Of HE eldest son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
Prom Chsmava

Supervisor John Charles, in charge
Of construction in the Indian service,
has arrived 20 assist in tho erection Of
some new buildings and mueh.needed
repairs At the school.
An preparations for the annual com
meneement exercises are completed,
and Tuesday will be a great occasion
AZ the oldest institution on the coast
for the education Of Indian boys and
giris
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
STORM
in NEW YORK

New York. Aug. 14-Widespread
damage was caused BY a thunderstorm
of unusual violence, accompanied by a
high wind and q dsluge Of rain that
burst over New York and vicinity Sun
day. A boat house at the foot Of For
ty,niuih street, where a large number
Of persons had taken shelter, was
struck by, lightning md Miss Jeanette
Freer. aged 20 years, was killed. A
dozen other persons were rendered ur-
conscious but quickly recovered, sus
tanning no Injuries
A webster-avenue trolley ear, carry
ing nearly 100 passengers, was struck,
the lightning running down the trolley
pole Although the ear and its Oeeu-
pants were ~unscathed, q panic was pre-
eipitated among the passengers Four
teen persons almost all women, were
injured. in a frantic struggle TO escape.
Nine Of them we're severely hurt.
Many small boats were eapsized in
the harbor. The immigrant steamer
John Z. Moore effected reseues.
Five hundred emigrants were in
danger for an hour when two barges IN
they were broke away from the
dock at Ellis Island, and were blown
down the bay, pitching and rolling in
the heavy seas. Three tugs grappled
the barges and succeeded in holding
until the storm subsidized.
One death and three cases Of prostra-
lion resulted from the heat which was
before the storm broke.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
GETTING
READY AT
PANAMA.
RefrigerstiBg Plants InaugH-
rated and Sanitary COBdi-
tiOHS 10 ,ked After

New York. Aug. I4-shouts. chair
man, and General Ernest, member Of
the Panama Canal Commission re.
turned this morning: sbouts says che
found il necessary 20 house and dis
tribute supplies for 10000 men D
When the government first took hold
Of the canal the mistake was made Of
trying 10 make the dirt hy before
proper provision was made for the EN-.
ployea He has now established a sub
eommissary station and wig seek lower
prices, and viii give laborers all they
need and comfortable quarters to keep
the sanitary conditions good. Trains
now run from Colon daily, carrying
supplies 70 every laborers' camp. The
steamer Mexico and steamer Havana
are being equipped with refrigerssing
plants, to take supplies from New
York. At Colon a refrigerating plant
is being erected from which supplies
wiz be issued promptly, 80 that Ameri.
can employees viii be able to obtain all
they could at home. BY applying mod
ern railway methods he could remedy
In 80 days the freight congestion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
FRAUD EXPOSED

A few eounterfoitEs have lately
been making and trying TO sen imita.
tions Of DR.. Kings New Discover
for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds
and other medicines thereby defraud,
ing the public. This u 70 warn YOU
70 beware Of such people, who sci
10 PrOhh through stealing the reputa.
tien Of remedies which have been sue.
eeaufully curing disease for over IS
years A sure protection to yOu Is
our name On the wrapper. Look fer
a On al d.. Kings 81 Busklsa's
rsnedies - all OtheEs are mere imL
tationA H. Il BUCKLEN A 90.
CAieAso H. and Windsor, Canaaa.
Pa sale b. J. G Perry salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

RMS. G. B. shelton spent Sunday in
Portland.
Mrs. Z. c. Patton spent Sunday in
woodburn with her parents.
c. L. Parrish, Of the state land Of
fee, who has been enjoying a ten
days vacation in Portland, returned
last night. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Mrs. Harry Freidlein, Mrs. Eliza
Coleman, Of Goodinburg, Ia, are visit
ing their brother, John F. shrunk. Miss
Katie Bierer and Rudy MOser, Of the
same place, are also guests at the
shrunk home, at 366 Thirteenth street.
L. r. Alien, assistant state engineer,
and Robert Shepard left this afternoon
for Independence on a stream-guaging
expedition. They viii be engaged in
establishing a station at Independence
until Saturday and will go from there
10 Albany.
ID. NJ. Smith returned to Portland
this morning, after a visit with his
family at the homes Of z. I. Smith
and J. d. Mann, in the Red Hills Mr..
smith says there will be a very fine
prune crop in the hills and a hueh
larger crop than has been anticipated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
More Delegate Appointed.

Governor Chamberlain this morning
appointed additional delegates TO the
Trans Missippi Congress, which meets
in Portland Wednesday, as follows; r.
L. Cate and Silmon Wolf, Of Portland,
Also the following del, gates TO the Ma
tional Irrigation Congress, which meets
in Portland, Aug 2lst TO 24th: John II,
Lewis, SALEM +. s. Stanley, c. c,
Hutehinson, c. H.. Carey and Eugene
Cohen, all Of Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
Bought One Onion.

Not wishing 90 overstoek with the
enormous onions grown in the Milton
district and for sale at Pendleton gro
%eeries, an aged Umatilia squaw today
purchased one onion, which measured
about 10 inches In circumference, "a
add TO her larder on the reservation.
Heap stink" she said, holding her
nose and wiping her eyes after taking
a bite from the vegetable East Ore.
gonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
E.liensi sc csansa.

Portland Ore, Aug. 1.-THE Nation
al civies congress wild open it's annual
convention at the Auditorium this aft
ernoon. Several hundred delegates
representing civic declarations and mu-
nieipal reform organizations in all parts
OF the United States have com here
to attend the convention and an I'M
usually interesting and fruitful session
Is expected. The convention will last
through the whole week and many
prominent specialists ia municipal 70
forms will address tho delegates.
William Travers jerome, the disting-
uished district attorney Of New York,
will speak on "Tbe Battle Against Cor
ruption." Other speakers will be Jo-
siAh Strong, president Of the American
Institute Of Social Service and author
of "our CodntTy;" Congressman John
Do Witt Warner Of Now York, Prof.
Charles Zueblin Of the University Of
Chicago; Clinton Rogers Woodruff, sec
rotary Of the National Municipal
League, and John Graham Brooks, au-
thor OF "The Social Unrest" The
program includes discussions Of various
civic and municipal problems, civil ser
vice, taxation, political reform, pri-
mary elections and municipal owner
ship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
state Library oommisaion.

At the meeting Of the state library
commission, which is being held in Miss
Marvin's Office at the state house this
afternoon, il was announced that Mrs.
Hoffman, Of Portland, had given $500
10 the state travelling library fund. In
Miss Msrvin's report, for the consider.
alton Of which the meeting was called.
she recommended that the sun Of $500
be raised for this purpose. Mrs. Hof-
man, who had seen the workings Of
this kind Of a library in the East.
made her donation before the recon.
mendation Of Miss Marvin had been
made, and was thus the originator Of
what will probably be an important
part Of the commissions work.
Tn commission, besides acting on the
report Of the secretary win outline the
work for the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
Texas Shooting Tournament.

San Marcos, Tex, Aug. l4.-Tho an.
nual state shooting tournament, open
to all corners, opened here this morn,
ing. The best shots Of the state are
assembled here 10 compete for the vain
able prizes offered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14
First Article settled.

Portsmouth, Ne, Aug. l4.-KOFostO-
viez te~lephoned from the Navy Yard
that the ENJOYS have agreed on the
hrst article regarding Japan's interest
in Korea and the establishment Of a
Japanese professionals. The conference
adjourned 70 3 O'Clock, when viii be
considered the acquisition by Japan for
China Of the Chinese Eaa railway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14

Manila, Aug. l4.-At 3 o'clock this
a~fteruoon MIRA Dubois the wife Of
Senator Dubois, Of Idaho, rho was in
jared in q runaway, was very nervOas
and restless hat her condition Il not
considered senona
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14

New Orleans Aug. lA-TheTe were
Is eases and ven deaths to
Many charges have been hled today
against owners for not screening their
oisterns. Twelve new eases are re-
ported In P~iaqucmine parish.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14

Owing 10 the absence Of Chief Jus
tiee Wolverton, on account Of his sister
inlaw's death, the supreme court did
not hand down any decisions today, a.
IL the custom, but win probably do 70
tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-14

Piitshur& Pa, Aug. lA-Ths annual
convention Of the Pattsrnmakers'
League Of North America opened here
this morning