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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Fulton voted $40. 900 bond is-
ue Saturday to repair and re-
build the city light and water
plants. The issue won by a large
majority.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Homer Hunter and Miss Bessie
Feuchte both of New Florence
were married at that place last
Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Rev. T. M. Green will preach in
Middletown Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

L. H. Douglass Of Fulton is the
Euest of his sister, Mrs. Bradley
here this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Miss Fannie Stephens left last
Wednesday for Denver, Colo, for
two months visit.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Miss Stella Gill went to Big
(pring Monday to visit friends.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Miss Stella Milan of st. Louis
visiting Miss May belle Cove
Iere this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Miss Maude See Of Jeffers on
fity is the guest of friends here
his week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27
LOCAL NEWS

Harry Brooks of st. Louis was
ere the latter part of last week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Mrs. T. l.. Cardwell and Miss
Alice Cardwell of New Florence,
and Mrs. Jay Cardwell of Chicago
were shopping here Saturday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

G. j. Ray of Middletown was at.
tending court here this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Edgar Reid returned home Tues
day from Laddonia where he has
been working for the past month.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Mrs. Tom Mabry died at her
home in Gamma last Sunday
evening of consumption. Her re-
mains were inferred in the ceme.
terry at that place on Monday.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

DR.. w. j. Patrick of Bowling
Green will preach at the Baptist
church in this city next Sunday
morning and evening.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Montgomery second team eros.
sed bats with the second team lat
Wanda ALA Sunday and won by
score of 6 tn 5. This is the first
team that has ever beaten Wanda.
liza on her home grounds.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Mrs. s. E. Taylor of near Sham
rock is visiting her brother, R. j.
Wilson and family here this week.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

DR.. A. L. Goodwin prominent
physician of Kansas City pur-
chased the City Drug Store from
E. B. Moore Thursday. DR..
Goodwin will locate her for the
practice of his profession and his
sons will take charge of the drug
store. We welcome the Doctor
nd family to our city.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

The Montgomery band has been
to furnish the music for
the Tri-County Old Settlers Re-
union near Middletown Saturday,
Aug ii. -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

E. B. Moore has accepted q
position with a prominent school
in Kentucky and will leave in .
few days to begin his duties.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jefferson left
Sunday night for Cambridge,
Idaho, to visit their neice, Mrs.
Dan Glare, for several months.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27
OLD SETTLERS OFFICIAL PROGRAM

: UlU Stl lLtkS UFfICIAl fkUdKAm +
/ !
& $3.50 a m.-Concert by Montgomery Band.
(A) March. Happy Heinie. :
(B) Grand Selection of National Airs.
E (C) Cornet Solo Selected
& Mr.. Herbert Sharp
(D) Caprice. e.................. Venetian Beauty.
Z (E) March ch..........................P Priscilla
10:3O a. m.-Opening Exercise.
Appointment of Committees
Z Report of Ohfcers.
! Election of Officers.
= Report of Committees.
( 1880 p. M Music.
+ Address by Hon. N. sager. Circuit Attorney of
& the City of ST. Louis.
( Address by Hon. Thos. L. Anderson City At
3 torney for ST. Louis.
: 2:3O p m. Home Coming Day Programme.
: Song "America.' By entire audience.
T Address of Welcome President Jones.
I Response Judge Nat Shelton of Macon.
I Solo. My Old Montgomery Home.
Z. Mrs. Amelia Lewis.
Z Address Hon. D. A. Ball of Pike.
4 Male Quartette- Tenting Tonight.
Messrs DeVault Dixon, See and Wilson
Renewing Acquaintances.
400 p m.-Races and Concert.
Cracker Contest, Wigwam Platform.
3 Boys race, IL years and under SO yards, 1st
Ingersoll Watch, End Pocket Knife.
Girls race, under is years, 80 yards list Gold
Ring, End Hat Pin.
Boys Shoe Race, so yards and back, 1st 81 cash,
4 End SOC.
Band Concert.
(A) March ..................Th The New Colonial.
(B) Overture. re.......................L L'Amozone.
(C) Duette. Autumn Leaves
Guy and Herbert Sharp
(D) Schottische. Watermelon Vine
Plantation Medley.
(E) March. ...Great captain
/ WABASH SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.
Arriving at New Florence; and carrying passengers
Z No. 10 From Columbia with six extra coaches
Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. at. .8:15 q.
{ No. IL Passenger from ST. Louis, six extra
3 coaches from Wentzville. 1885 a. m.
+ Mo. Passenger from st. Louis and ST. Charles
L at........................... at IL 23 a. m
+ No. 20 with three extra coaches carrying pas
( sengers from Mexico Welsville and Mont
1 gomery 2:OO m.
= Leaving New Florence
Z Passenger east at 4:15 p. m
Passenger west at $3.50 p. with nine coaches,
No. "a east at $3.50 p. m. will carry three extra
T coaches carrying passengers as far as Wentz-
+ Vile.
Mo. Z west at IL 100 p. m. taking passengers for
I Montgomery, Wellsville and Mexico. This
I train service has been ok'd by General Pas
senger Agent and General Superintendent of
( the Wabash. Rates between Moberly and St.
/ Louis, fare and one third round trip.
5 OLD SETTLERS NIGHT
In the Methodist church, New Florence, Miss
: Anna Davault, formerly of Jonesburg, and Miss
I Lotta Fabian of st. Louis will give an entertan-
ment. Miss Davault is very fine In character
/ sketches and negro impersonatons. She is very
( highly recommenden by the Pulpit and Press.
Miss Fahlen is very fne Soloist
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-07-27

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LOCAL NEWS q
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Harry Brooks of st. Louis was
ere the latter part of last week.
Miss Stella Gill went to Big
pring Monday to visit friends.
Miss Maude See Of Jefferson
ity is the guest of friends here
his week.
Miss Stella Milan of st. Louis
visiting Miss May belle Cove
ere this week.
L. H. Douglass of Fulton is the
Iuest of his sister, Mrs. Bradley
lere this week.
For SALE-AI my household
,oods at private sale Monday at
O'Clock. j. T. CUSHMAN.
Col. L. A. Thompson and j. w.
Bill attended the Judicial conven-
iyn at Jefferson City Thursday.
The Republican campaign plans
have been submitted to President
Roosevelt and have his approval.
Fulton voted a $50. 900 bond is-
Tue Saturday to repair and re-
build the city light and water
plants. The issue won by a large
majority.
The Jr., Epworth League of tho
Methodist church will serve ice
Dream and cake in the court house
yard on the evening of July 81,
beginning at $3.50.
A crowd of aboue rs young peo-
pie from this place, Wellsville and
New Florence left here Tuesday
for the club house on Loutre where
they will spend several days.
Misses Hazel Freedman, Ethel
stephens, Laura Martin, Minnie
Pike and Ruth Peyton of Martins
burg, we're the guests of T. M.
Green and family Thursday.
For SALE:-My room resi-
dence, two acres, new smoke
house and wood shed, good barn,
2 chickenhouses. Terms to suit.
Possession Aug 10.
j. T. CUsHMAN.
Robert E. Green of Boston
Mass, visited his brother, Rev. T
M. Green here from Saturday til
Monday. Bro. Green had not seer
his brother for eleven years until
Saturday.
The base ball game Friday be-
tween the "Haasies'' and tn
ssWorlies" for the benefit of tn
band resulted in a score Of Is to 1
In favor of the "Haasies." The re
Ceipts were about $12.
-----
The Montgomery Townshi
Sunday School Association wi
hold session in the Christia
church in this city the secon
Sunday in August, beginning
2o'clock. BY Township Pres.
Billie Graham of near Mineol
lost fine steer Friday. The ami
NAL had gone to small spring
the pasture to drink and got II
head and front feet in the sprin
and drowned. It was q 800 stee
II there is loss of power in an
part of the body Osteopatey wi
ind and remove the cause. AS
general thing the nerve to Il
organ affected is at fault. TT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-09
amfNfnes, Mu,mrufht@es.

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Neues BON Dem 5reibeitspopen 9eprei
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srapbsn : Qsentur perDffentIidt fol-
eenbe Meloune:
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BON ri9tete an Den Staatsanpalt Elm
Sdreiben, in Dem er erflGrte, bab ibm
i'm 5erbit 1905 Der Minifterprdioeni
@raf @itte ppreei9laaen babe, .ii6sr
Ole WieoererOffnuns oes arbeiterflubs
gu berbanoeln, nobel ibm Ser bolbs
leeale Nufentbalt in ct. petersburg
aeftattet ipor0en lei. Oa feline Seaner
i'm. ieiner Gi~npinisuns tpeeen, iebf
beftie angreifen, fproere er, Dab emf
peber bie 4mneitie aud auf i'm aus.
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tbeioisen tonne, ooer bab er. fons feline
getbeilisung On Der freiheitli6en Be
ipeeuns nod f~traffd[is erfdeine, Dor
Elm proentlihes 8eri9t seiteIt iperoe."
Sn einiser 3eit miro man bDren,
pie Die rufiifGe Hesierung bisies ge.
Iud @dpon's, Dem tie bielIeidt nihs
Fernffebt, bef9ieoen bat. Damn mfrs
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rsben 1ein. ginftpsiIen madt es nod
INNER ben Ginbrud, aIs ftedten So
pom unS Die ruiiiIGen Wa9tbaber
anter elmer 0ede.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-09

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lspsti uus 2eipaig entfprunsen, ipel=
der mad Der Srrsnanftalt Suanenltein
eebra9t iperben iollte. Walspsfi bat
sablreide SdhpinSeleisn periibt uno
rah .ieiner Werbaftun9 Den .pilben
Wann" gefpieIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-09

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no.. 1T IS pa9r, bab Du Did nit
benz fleinen Maior berIoben pirR2
Mnna: Sa, Is 1T mabr. Rofa: Mber
Du btit bod nod einmol 70 srpb ipi<
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INNER su pferb!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
BASEBALL MAGNATEs MEET.
National and American Leagues Arrang.
+ ing Schedules For Season.

NEW YORK. Feb. i2.-Bssehall mag
mates OF the National and American
leagues win hold the center Of the stage
in this city during the week. Begin
ming tomorrow with a special session OF
the national commission there will be
two or three sessions daily for the
remainder OF the week. II is likely that
the case Of Jimmy Scbring, now man.
ager Of the willimsport Club OF the
Outlaw Tri.State League and now under
contract to Chicago National League
Club for the season Of 1905, 1907, and
1908, will be taken up. Sebring main.
tains that he has Chieago's permission
to manage the williamsport team dur
ing 1906. President Ban johnson Of the
American League will ask that sum,
mary action be taken against Sebring.
it is said.
The commission will meet tomorrow
in the Office OF the NATIONAL League
here.
On Wednesday, the schedule meeting
OF the two leagues will be neld. Since
President Harry Pullman Of the Nation.
al League and Ban johnson. first com
pared the drafts Of their schedules In
this city two weeks ago. they have
worked hard TO cut out some Of the
conflicting dates that appeared at that
time. So well have the fulfilled their
task that there are now only twenty
four conflicting dates as the schedules
are framed, ready for adoption by the
two leagues.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13

provides that any tank constructed b
in accordance with the regulations o
the board OF Fire Underwriters, ant
limiting the district where such tank
can be PLAYED, and further providing
that the present tanks Of the Standar
oil Company and Union oil Company
he allowed 60 remain in their present
location until January |, lpls, il n,
companies would conform with the
provisions OF the ordinance, was read
and ON motion referred TO the commit
tee ON fire and water anl the Mayor "a
examine aud repor, at the next meet
ing,
An ordinance fixing the license of aue.
tionees at sl0o per year, was read the
first time.
The ordinance amending the liquor
license ordinance. so as 10 allow the
council to grant license on the same
night as the petition was presented,
came up for its first reading,
A resolution notifying w. W Whip
pie and ]. r. Clinton. TO show whether
any work had been done in accordance
with the provisions Of the franchise
granted them, was read and adopted,
Councilman Belland wanted the city
attorney TO look into the matter Of
the $500 bond furnished by the Astoria
News. Herald. as a guarantee Of their
printing contract. and inform the eoun'
ell on the matter, The attorney stated
that he would do 50.
The question OF what the city would
do in regard to the contract for light
ing the city was brought up at this
time. The committee which had con.
ierred with the electric light company
seemed to favor the fve'year contract,
and after some discussion over the mat.
ter il was laid over for further consii'
GRAFTON. The council then adjourned,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
DOG SHOW.
Westminster Kenei Club Is Exhibiting
CanineS

NEW YORK, Feb. il,-Dogs from
every point Of the compass crowded
Madison Square Garden for the annual
bench show OF the Westminster Kennel
Club. which begins today. All the way
from San Francisco came fox terriers
owned by c. X. Harley, while rivals.
the property of J. Il. Farwell, had made
the trip from Texas.
Mr.. Hswley has sent ON a young.tsr
named wandee Florence, daughter Of
Champion Wandec Knight.
In Mr.. Fawell's team was Sabine
Ruler. which comes 20 the New York
show for the third year, Sabine Rey.
nard. Sabine Argent, and Sabine Re
verie.
The breeds Of dogs that have never
been exhibited in this city viii he eS.
hibited. They are Roscneath terriers,
papilons, and German Boxers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
THE MILWAUKEE"

Pioneer Limited" st. Paul 10 Chi.
cagoI Overland Limited" Omaha to
chicsgoi Southwest Limited" Kansas
City to Chicago
No train In the service Of any rail.
road In the world equals In equipment
that Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81.
Paul Ry. They own and operate their
own sleeping and dining cars and give
their patrons an excellence Of service,
not obtainamle elsewhere. Z
Berths In their sleepcrs are longer.
higher and wider than In similar cars
on any other line. They protect their
trains by the Block System. II. s.
Rove, General Agent. lS4 Third street.
Portland, Or.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13

this body" said he, shat the city at
torney is interested in the result of tbs
Barry .Gcodin matter. and at that time
when his name was suggested at mem
Der OF Investigating committee, he de-
clined 10 serve. for the above reason
aud now the committee co1es in with
a report showing the weight of the
whole matter on him. Such action j.
not right or fair to Mr.. Smith, and
believe that the committee ought to
investigate the question"
In the Judgment Of Councilman Ma.
both, the city does not have the least
ground Tor complaint against either Mr,
Barry or Mir. Goodin. "whyls said he,
Il can see that no crime Of any sort
has been committed. and all this fuss.
is of no consequence
The remark stirred Councilman
Stangland TO vent his feelings ON the
matter Stangland is member OF the
committee which let the contract to
Mr.. Goodin ON the advice Of lnspee'
tor Barry, and he evidently thought
that the remark of kaboth, that the
city had no Just complaint against Mr.,
Barry, reflected ON the judgment Of the
committee, for as he arose he remarked
that he would give the inside of the
Barry deal in it's relation to the com
mittee letting the contract, and show
the duplicity of the Inspector. Said he,
"Mr Barry came TO the committee and
stated to us that Contractor Goodin
wanted $ll5 to do the work, but that
he could Jew his down to sos, il NE
would let him see to the matter. The
committee accepted the offer OF MIR,
Barry and now we find that he and
Mr.. Goodin were in league together. II
this is not a crime, would want to
ask what Isl always thought Barry
was an honest man and could be trust.
ed, but now l for one viii trust aim
no more"
There were more speeches on the
subject, and finally when the question
of adopting the investigating commit
tees report was brought up, il was re-
iected. and on motion of Councilman
Logan the committee was instructed to
90 on with the investigation of the
matter, and to hire a stenographer to
take down the testimony Of the wit.
nesses Belland moved to amend the
motion to make the investigation com
mittee consist OF the entire council, the
Mayor. auditor, and city attorney, but
his motion was lost.
The ordinance relating to the location
and construction OF oil tanks, which |
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
PORTLAND HAS FIRE
Continued from page ~


found by either the police or fire author
lite. who knows just how II originated
The flames evidently gained good
headway beneath the Fast Side ap'
proach Of tho Morrison.s street bridgi
for almos, simultaneously with the dis
coycry Of fire on tho north aide Of the
bridge II broke out among the four
small structures across the way.
Hostier's Pathetic End.
The case OF Nate Young hostler for
the Fast Side Transfer Company. sleep
ing In the stable at the rear Of the al.
loon. was the most pathetic. lie VA.
awakened and told 10 hurry from the
upper story, where he was sleeping. Tie
remained too long, however, and, finding
his escape shut of, went to window.
where the crowd could see him, AMI
called; Good bye. It's no use, boys, |
can't get out" Ills body was recovered
after the flames were quenched.
Nelson Moore, another employe of the
company, was sleeping In tho same
apartment wiar iound. lie made sen
,atianal aeapo by jumping fIom
window To nearby telephone wires, and
thence TO the pole, making his way to
the ground. lie said he called 10 Young
10 follow him. but the latter answered
that he could not find the window, and
with that fell back into the suiFoeating
smoke, which hllrd the entire building
by that time.
Seventeen Horses cfemated.
OF the horses In the stalls below u
we're lost, together with vehicle. aud
other property, cuiailing loss Of sS'o0.
so herccly did the Dire force its way
that In few moment. after the iir't
tongue Of flame was discovered almost
the entire block was one mass 81 lutid
blaze. The stable Of the East Side
Transfer Company and the .hacks on
the north side. together with the yard
Of the Davis Fuel Company, were Of
such inhammable material that no oh.
struction was offered.
The first report by the police that
Hendee. the photographer, was among
the dead, proved 10 be incorrect, as
the missing man appeared at the fire,
but stated that his wife and two chill
drrn. whom he supposed safe, could mol
be found. and might be In the ruins Of
the Mount Hood Hotel.
Rumors Of the widest kind have
been flying around the city all day, and
extra policemen were detailed TO keep
people who assembled moving across
the bridge. The north footwalk Is In
dangerous condition. having been burn.
ed for space Of $50 feet.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13

The members Of the city council last
evening held special meeting in the
city han to transact business in respect
to several ordinances which were ON
the docket. All the eoancilmen were
present with the exception Of council.
man Morton. After the auditor had
read the call for the meeting the re-
port Of the special committee eompos'
ed Of Councilman Morton, Belland and
Lebeck. was read, relating to the Bar.
ry.Goodin charges. The report of the
committee was as follows; 'We your
committee, appointed TO investigate the
charges against W. J. Barry and W. A.
Gocdin, most respectfully report that
We find that we have no authority to
compel the attendance Of witnesses
or to administer oaths. and without
having taken any testimony and with
out expressing any opinion whatever
as 10 the merits OF the controversy, we
most respectfully recommend that the
matter be referred to the city attorney
and should he think upon examining the
case, that there is sufficient evidence to
warrant action, that he be authorized
to take such proceedings against MIR.
Barry or Mr.. Goodin. or both, as he
considers proper. Yours respectfully. L
o. Belland, G. W. Morton, and Leander
Lebeck.'
Councilman Hansen arose immediate
ly at the conclusion Of the reading of
this report and stated in strong terms
that it was his opinion that the commit
tee had done wrong in referring the
matter to the city attorney. "It has
been charged at previous meeting of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13

The Morning AstOrian, cSc . month.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
WILL NOT GIVE PLEDGE.
General cseefes Refuses 10 Give up
Dominican Presidency.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA Santo no
mingo dispatch to the Herald dated
Sunday says,
General Caceres today positively re
fused 20 pledge himself not to resign
February 81 when the Chamber OF
Deputies assemblies
Among the crowd Of callers was y
committee which formally requested
him not to surrender the presidency for
month al least until the Dominican
Chamber ntides the treaty with the
United States in order to avoid any pos.
sibility of complications.
Colonel Cotton. general receiver OF
customs, as well as others, pleaded with
General Caccras TO retain office until
the Chamber had acted. Generol Ca
ceres reply was that he could make
no promise and he did not wish people
to believe his military achievement wa.
due to ambition rather than to patriot
ism. Resides, he felt that Americans,
not properly understanding the situa'
ton, would assume that he eonspired to
oust General Morales.
To-day he told visitors that he could
not agree to retain the presidency pend
ing the consideration OF the treaty by
the Chamber as he feel. Il his duty to
resign, though no may not do so the
first day. He win give no promise how
long he will remain. and viii write Col.
onel Colton tomorrow to this effect
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-13
MITCHELL liz NEW YORK.
viii Hold Conference With Coal presi.
dents Thursday.


NEW YORK, Feb. l2--Prcsident John
Mitchell Of the United Mine Worker
who arrived here last night from In
dianapolis and went TO the Ashland
House, viii make bis headquarters there
during the negotiations with the presi.
dents Of the coal carrying roads. lie
will make his headquarters here, In case
an agreement is not reached with the
companies, until the present agreement
expire. on April lst Mr.. Mitchell said
he might have something 10 say today.
President Mitchell will have a confer
ence with the coal presidents on
Thursday. The three district presidents ;
Of the anthracite mine workers are en-.
pected here today or tomorrow to con.
fer with him before he goes TO see the
coal operators
II arou,es energy, develops and stimu.
lates nervous life. arouses the courage Of
youth. 1t makes you young again.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea win do. IS cents, Tea or Trl llets
Frank Hart, druggist.