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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-10-26

VOL. XIV. NO. 3.
@oeal ReWs
Buy your scoop boards from w.
o. Sailor.
Dan Hart of Danville was in
town Tuesday. 4
A. G. Doner was a business visi-
tor to st. Louis Saturday.
r. j. Wilson and Rock Hensley
spent Sunday in Shamrock.
Have you tried any of Cope's
Chill? Better try a dish oft.
There are about 10000 legal
registered voters in St. Louis.
Rob Walker and wife of Mexico
spent Sunday here with relatives.
John Mason of Prices Branch
neighborhood was in town Satur-
day.
Don't you need q good scoop
board? / have them. w. o.
Sailor.
Mrs. Sam Nowlin left Wednes-
day for Texas, the home of her
parents.
The Missouri building at the
jamestown exposition is in course
of construction.
Cope serves lunches and meals
At all hours. Best place in town
to eat. Next to Hiram Barnes.
The st. Louis store clerks took
dinner with Jno. Parsons and FAM
lily near New Florence Sunday.
Rev. T. M. Green left Monday
for Cape Giradeau to attend the
Baptist convention at that place.
Solon Brandt this week sold his
Rne harness stallion, Nutwood
Grafton to q man in California
for 1900. Gf
Mrs. RI. Wilson and grandson,
Little Leo Fuller, spent Sunday in
Carrollton, the guest of Mrs. Will
sons son, Alb and family.
VIM. Constance of High Hill
had his leg broken while getting
of of train in the Luther switch
yards the first of the week.
Sheriff Joe Dyer of Warren
county was here Monday and took
two prisoners who were in Jail here
back to Warrenton for trial.
The noted orator, E. E. McJim-
sey will give you two hours enter
tainment on live issues. Hear him
Saturday at the Court house.
The Missouri Interurban rail-
road was chartered last week by
Secretary of State Swanger. The
capital stock is $4,000. 1t is to
be built from Jefferson City to
Sedalia. G# ~ H @
Married In this city on Sunday
evening, Oct. 81, at the home Of
the officiating minister, r. E. Nc.
Quie, Mr.. r. HI. Jordan and Miss
Edna M. Creech, both of Wells.
vile, this county. y
For SALE:-80 acres, so in cul.
Hvation, bottom land, good i'm.
provement 81 miles from Mont.
gomery City. S35 per acre.
WV PATTERSON,
Montgomery City, Mo.
Mrs. Eversmeyer, Mrs. Harril
and Mr.. Harris, a brother-in-lav
of Mrs. H. all of Slick, were tn,
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

for proposals.-TJ =.
Court Housa and F0stofdce. San I'rau-
cisco. CaL-Sealed proposals. will be re-
ceived ~ this SuiIdirg cnfil 2 O'Clock
ID. m Tuesday. May - 1895. for fur
nishing fuel. water. ice, miscellaneous
supplies ard washing towels for this
building during the fiscal vear ending
June 30. 1907. or sEch pcrtion OF TIE
year as may be deemed advisable. The
right to reject any and oil biSs Is TO-
served by the Treasury Department
HULL McCLAUGHEY. Acting Crsto-
dian Is eteoa
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
BARELY MISSES
BEING [YNCHED
Excited New Workers
Shoot at Fleeing
ColOred Man.

NEW YORK, May PA negro was
probably nearer to being lynched in
the city OF New York yesterday than
negro has been here in several years.
The negro was Thomas Jefferson. who
lives in the heart Of the district known
as san Juan Hill" He has Policeman
Carmody 10 thank for his life. He has
also the distinction of having escaped
the craftsmanship of three citizens
who excessively blazed away at him
with their revolvers. Carmody had ar
rested the negro and two colored wo-
men while the three were engaged in
a fight. He landed the two women At
TIE station house in West Sixty-eighth
street, but Jefferson suddenly struck
the officer and made a dash for Broad
way As he did so a pedestrian pulled
a revolver.
Don't shoot" shouted Carmody.
TT get him"
sure. I'll shoot" responded the man.
He blazed away twice. but missed JEFF
ferson, who continued to run. Just
then an automobile containing four
men came UP Broadway. One OF them
stood up in his seat and pulled a re-
volver.
Don't shoot" again shouted Car
mody. waving his club. I'll outrun
him"
You won't have to-" responded the
man in the automobile. He also shot
twice at the fleeing figure.
In the middle of the block pursuer
and pursued passed a man backed up
against a lamp post. When he saw
that the policeman was trying to catch
the negro he also drew a revolver.
Let him alone" shouted Carmody,
as he passed the man. You'll shoot
me by mistake
Il wouldn't shoot you for the world, =
answered the man. but I'll stop
him"
He leveled his revolver and shot
three times. The shots did not strike
Jefferson. but attracted the attention
Of a crowd OF men and boys. They
got in front of the negro and tripped
him.
Hang him" they shouted as Car
mody ran up.
Get a rope" yelled another.
Here's one" cried milknan who
drove up and leaned out of his wagon
With rope ten feet long in his hand.
Half a dozen men made rush for
II while twenty more bore Jefferson
TO the ground and began to. beat and
KICK him carmody drew his revolver.
The first man who puts a rope 20
that prisoner gets shot through the
head he shouted.
Let's lynch him. the crowd con-
tinued to yell as they crowded around
the policeman and the negro with the
rope being jerked from hand to hand
Carmody began to fight to get to thu
negro, but the crowd was resisting
MIN wren the reserves arrived. The
squad or officers with drawn weapons
forced their way through the crowd
anss hnally secured a seriously hurt
and bleeding prisoner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

taking the case ove- until the next
term of court. beginning in October, as
the present term will expire next Mon
day.
That the Senate will be compelled to
take cognizance of the case is indi-
Gated by the decision of the following
extract:
The final judgment of conviction did
not operate ipso facfo to vacate the
seat Of the convicted Senator, nor COM
pei the Senate TO expel him or to re-
gard him as expelled by fqgce alone Of
the judgment The seat Finto which
he was originally inducted as a SEN
ator from Kansas could only become
vacant by his death, or by expiration
Of his term Of Office, or by some direct
action on the part OF the Senate, in
exercise of its constitutional powers"
Justice Harlan also held that the
Senate could not cover an election to
the United States Senate. "as they
Go not hold their places under the
Government Of the United States"
Senator Burton received the first
news of the courts decision by tele-
phone al his room in the Raleigh
Hotel. where he is stopping. To the
newspaper men who callei to see him
Senator Burton said:
u shall adhere to my original policy
Of saying nothing until my case is
finally determined
He would not say. il reply to Ques-
ton, that he intended to take further
legal steps. but from the fact that he
does not regard his case as finally de-
cfded in view of the sixty days granted
for a rehear:ng, it is Inferred that he
will Go so.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
Sheerln,s Iaundr,
ktr,<nan Behind the e.rs

$50 McAllister ST. Phone Park S16. We
take laundry and return in days
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
FATHER KILLS DAUGHTER
AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Orises Ak into Her Skull, Attacks Wife
with Same Weapon and Shoots
Himself
"nnn~ r-,-

NOODCL1FFE, y. j. May eI.-John
Soie: an engineer. killed his daughter.
MARIA. MAJ with an AK today. attacked his
"ie Win the same weapon, striking her
ner, and then killed himself BY Shooting
Cole attacked his daughter from behind
as she stood watching a young man who
nsd caned upon her and had lust de-
PAL ted lie drove the ak into her skpl
and she died instantly. The mothe, ran
from the house. but was overtaken hv
Cole. who rendered her unconscious with
single blow, and then shot himself.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
MOORS BOARD STEAMSHIP
FLYING THE AMERICAN FLAG
Compel the Crew Of the Manolita to
Surrender a Number of
PASSENGERS,

MELILLA, Morocco, May 21.-The
steamship Manolita, bound from Tet-
uan, Morocco, for this port and flying
the American flag, has been attacked
by Moors, who took away some Of her
passengers.
The Manollta's machinery got out Of
the coast. While lying off Penoh de
Veloz. about half way between Tetuan
and Melilla, a number of Moorish nsn-
ernen swan off from the shore and
boarded the Manolita, compelling her
crew to hand over to them number
Of Moorish passengers belonging to the
Benz Barraguel tribe
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
WALL PAPER
BURLAPS
UHL BROS, TT Market St.
Doing Business at the Old Stand
PROPOSALS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March n. 1906
Sealed proposals. in triplcate, VIII be
received here. and at Office OF quarter
masters, until IL a. m. Nay 3. 1905.
and then opened. for furnishing, during
the fiscal year commencing July !.
1906. wood and coal for Fort RCsecrans
and Preside of Monterey and fuel oil
for Fort R0secrans. Cal. also at same
time. al this Office only. for wood and
coal for Alcatraz Island. Fort BaSer.
Benicia Barracks. Fort Mason. Fort Me-
Dowell. Fort Miley. Preside OF san
Francisco, cal. and Depot OF Recruits
and Casuals. Angel Island. Cal, and fuel
oil at Fort BSlSe-. Fort Miley and re-
sidi0 of San Francisco. -Cal.. al ii,tr'1g
fiscal year commencing July 1. 1905
United States reserves right 20 reject
or accept any or al bids. or any l,art
thereof. Preference given to articles 0f
American production. cordirons OF
quality and price finclud-nS u tie price
OF foreign prOiuc ions the duty thereon)
being equal. and such preference given
to articles OF American production Erc-
duced on the Pacific Cost co the extent
OF consuT.p ptio1 require sy Sae pu''lc
service there. IntoFr1a tfc1 fIil'7i sll,i
on application TO quartern2steTs u Fort
Roseerans and Preside o. Monterey or
to undersigned. JNO. l. CLENs Chez
QuarterTnaster i3 -
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
sixty DAYS OF GRACE.

Immediately after promulgating Its
decision IN the Burton case the Su-
prene Court Of the United States today
granted motion 10 give sixty days TO
Senator Burton in which 10 prepare
& petition for a rehearing.
The action will have the effect Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
Red Cross to Take chsrae.

WASHINGTON. May 21-Red Cross
authorities in San Francisco are making
preparations TO take over all the RELIEF
work on the withdrawal OF the army on
June l.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22
SENATOR MUST SERVE
A TERM IN PRISON.
BURTON LOSES HIS APPEAL
Supreme Court Decision Is
Against the Kansan.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-If resign
once prominent Senator puts resolution
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-22

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. May 21.-Ex-
Lieutenant Hugh T. Kirkman. Eighth
United States Cavalry, arrived at the
prison today in charge OF Lieutenant F.
&. Long of General Funston's staff to
serve fifteen months for embezzling troop
funds in the Philippines.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

for through passengers and
three and otle-half cents for
way passengers, The new
rate will go into effect on or
before Nov. i. He also an
nounced that on Sept. / the
company would sell 1000 mile
tickets for 500. and these tickets
are to be transferable without
any danger Of Inconvenience or
annoyance.
This voluntary concession on
the part Of the Pennsylvania
railroad to the two-cent-a-mlIe
rate is the gratifying result OF
the widespread agitation and
public discomfort which so long
prevailed throughout the couln-
try. The action Of this power
full corporation comes never
theless as a surprise. The vol
untary submission Of such a
vast concern to the wishes OF
the public is unprecedented in
the ennals Of our land. 1t is a
mark of recognition of the de-
mand for lower rates and will
eventually pave the way to a
more universal Improvement
along these lines in the west as
well as the east.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
JAPAN S EAST u r N
POLICY.

Japan's policy in Manchulia
has for some time been the sub
iect of much comment. Cores
pondence and critics have en-
phasized and confirmed the
grievances of the eastern mer-
chants and all seem to concur
in condemning the methods
adopted by Japan to secure
control Of the trade of South
ern Manchuria and Korea.
Many maintain that it is
Japan's sole aim and object to
monopolize the trade of Man
chu1ia and Korea.
Ithas been intimated that she
has violated the open door
policy.
Whether or not it is Japan's
intention to monopolize the
eastern trade we will not ven
ture to say. One thing is GER
tain and that is that the critics
have presumed too much. They
have launched accusations and
condemnations which are un-
reliable and unfounded despite
the persistent denials on the
part Of Japan's ministers.
Certainly the impartial obser.
yer can realize that Japan il
earnest in her endeavcrs to dc
the right. Her attitude remains
unchanged. She will ofe]
equal opportunities and fai1
competition when she is in I
position to throw open tn
doors Of Manchuria. She viii
D invite the trade of the world
and she herself will be a com
petitor.
Should she monopolize tn
trade Of the east and do j
legitimately, why should she b
criticlzedf
That Japan is aggressive n
one will deny. That she j
progressive her present pre-
eminence testifes. But he
honesty and devotion to dut..
4 will be better known when sh
& opens Name huria to the trad
81 the world
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

A Beaver City, Nebraska
man was married twice to the
same woman, divorced and SEN
fenced to the pnnitentiary all in
three weeks. He will surely
spend most Of his time in the
pen recovering his breath after
such a thrilling struggle with
the march of human events.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
ONE RI TIE CUT

III W. other day ice President
d ,ayer st tho Pennsylvania
Railroad made public the fact.
4 hat the maximum one way
,,pon III passenger traffie
1t 'iittsburg and Erie viii
need l|I| to two and ne-half
acsne III mile, notWith stand-
I'm s,i,a ~ fact that the charter OF
aoInpany gives " the right.
nt ~ 4 three cent rate rate
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

The test Of political move
ments can be only one thing,
namely, what they propose TO
accomplish. -Denver Post,
Like most of the oracnlar and
dramatic editorial dope OF The
man, The true test IS surely
what they accomplish. The
"propose' has too often been
the throne of generations OF
political bosses.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
goes on barking from another
point Of vantage, and wonders
at The folly of man.
roo MANYGOOD THINGS

A Cincinatti man bought
some "stomach bittcrs," .
medicinal preparation which
was referred to by it's manu-
factuuers, on the printed label,
in terms of the greatest al1ec-
ton and esteem. In addition
to it's power to heal all dis
orders Of the digestivc-system
with neatness and dispatch, it
was declared to bcvery soothing
to the other vital organs, and
in fact, to the whole corporal
apparatus.
The afflicted man put the
bitters in his medicine chest
and went out to cancel the
order for his tombstone. Sud
denly, as the fiction writer's
say, there was loud report
and the air was filled with fly
ING debris. The house was on
fire and the family evacuated
the premises. And, after the
fire department had put out the
blaze, it transpired that the
stomach bitters Of soothing
quality had prematurely ex-
ploded.
This incident illustrates the
possible danger Of combining
so many healing properties in
one mixture. You take q
compound that is designed to
cure everything from yellow
fever to fits and there would
naturally be some antagonism
among the various component
parts. The clement that would
cure cold feet, for instance,
would necessarily be hostile
to the ingredient that would
cure a raging fever. Heart
disease requires a treatment
differing somewhat from that
employed against the sever
year itch. 1t is plain that those
sundry agents Of healing, being
confined in one receptacle, be
came involved in dissensiol
and strife, and the result was al
outbreak of violence tina
threatened the life which the,
were trying to save.
In the rapeutlcs, as IN othe
things, it is perhaps better t.
take one thing at time. There
is seldom a man so sick that h
has all the diseases known to
medical science; and, unless h
is, it seems like a waste Of goo
material for him to take a med
icine that contains remidies 70
all diseases.
However, it seems clear tina
if a man is so multifariousl,
stricken that nothing short Of
universal panacea will reach a
his maladies he should take
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For United States Senator
ROBERT j. GAMBLE,
Yankton.
For Governor
& COE !. CRAWFORD.
For Congress
PHILO HALL, Bookings.
w. III. PARKER, Deadwood.
For Lieutenant Governor
I'll. G. SHOBER, Highmore.
For Secretary Of State
D. d. WIPE, Olivet.
For Auditor
JOHN HERRING, Campbell
County.
For Treasurer
G. III. CASSIL
For Attorney General
S. w. CLARK, Redficld.
For Superintendent
HANS A. USTRUD, Sioux
Falls.
For Commissioner Of School
Lands
o. 9. DoKKEN, Deuel. Co.
For Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE RICE, Flandreau.
For State Senator
WIN. ID. SWEENEY ,Presho,
For State Representative
FRANK M. ROOD, Ash
Creek.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

without delay, 50 that the sew
eral ingredients may set about
their respective functions Ct
healing and not have time to
become embroiled among them
selves and blow up the house.
World Herald,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

1t will not be surprising if the
greatest railroad war for more
than a decade will center in
South Dakota. and there ale
evidences that it is now bcgGn.
The building Of the Dakota
Midland, il it shall prove to be
j. j. Hills move Us now seems
certain, will be in the nature OF
a defy to the milwaukee, n.tar-
ests that tha X l. is on. These
big railroad corporate rs are
naturally jealous Of then terri
tory. The Great Northern had
pre-empted the Territory
through to the western coast
along the northern tier OF states
and now the Milwaukee ctes-
tons that right. Ii the y -hpta
Midland is spent it will b. !. re-
taliatory move, and There Is no
telling, where it will cease.
There will be some properties
created that will not be revenue
payers and that may lead to re-
ceiverships and other compiled
lions. The government may
have to step in some day and
help the antagonists to let 80 OF
the hot poker. --Yanlton Press.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17
II e LIGH T 4 II A Z
FAILED.

In a rather more than usu-
ally abusive article the Lantera
Of August 8 attacked the Ro-
man Catholic church in general
and accuses her Of usuary at
Rome. We are running neither
a religious nor a sectarlan paper
neither is it our wont to waste
shafts upon characters such as
the Lantern. And though such
falsehoods be the rantings of a
harpy that lives only by the
generosity Of blind fanatics we
feel that it is not unseemingly
to say a word for the church
| to which all christians owe their
christianity.
10 be fair to the gentleman
who holds the helm of the Lam
tern in his mighty right hand
and let's her butt her poor mis-
guided nose against every dog
matte rock in the great ocean OF
truth, we will quote the article.
1T is as follows:
A dispatch from Rome says the
Catholic church holds one thousand
million dollars Of Italian govern
ment bonds on W. ich It draws usu-
larry. Yet the Good Books says,
"I hou shalt not loan vituals even
/ uron increase" and for centuries
| orly Jews were allowed to collect
interest, no Christian being sup.
i posed to be base enough to lend
money for hire. God may not have
changed, but the church surely has
J Under socialism there will be nc
4 debts nor interest. Men will no
be able to live by usury. Perhap:
that is potent reason why the
church opposes socialism. A bill
! lion dollars at interest, furnishing
fat livings for church dignitaries, il
a strong reason why the church
does not adhere to the teachings o
Christ that forbid usury.
: In the first place we doub
! that such a dispatch was eve
J received, furthermore if it wer
received it is not authentic. Ii
the second place did thu
Catholic church exact any sun
of interest, no matter hoy
> enormous from the italian gov
8 eminent, she would be onl
: taking her just dues. For di
not this same government dc
} liberately take away Rome fror
; her together with the province
: from which she derived her in
Gomez Was that usuaryY Nc
I THAT was the socialistic right Q
J 1.-THE king Of Italy.
? But why after all should "
say anything to such rot. Di
II we wish to enter into so futile
task we could inform the Lar
{ tern why the Catholic churc
!, and many other religious d.
/ nominations do not accept SC
( Icialism.
But cui bono. When a yello'
lmongrel bays the moon we d
{ not stay awake nights wonder
ling at the marvellous melody :
/ Ibis voice, we simply hurl aboe
i lat him and seek once more on
peaceful sleep But the Gu
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

Another terrible "blow" has
been aimed at the German
army. A lawyer was sentenced
to serve a long penal term in
Germany the other day, for
blowing his nose while a certain
captain of the army was deliver
ing a lecture.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-08-17

Another Chicago bank cash
ier has left for Canada. Why
didn't he stay in Chicago? 1t
would be just as safes
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