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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

a pretty girls cheek goes for more
than it's face value
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

Silence is golden. but very few of
US are burdened with gold.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16
DOES YOUR BAckyxcnEq
Profit by the Experience of One who
Has Found .Relief.

James R. Keller, retired farmer,
OF Fenner st., Cazenovia, n. Y, says:
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

A man thinks he's a martyr when
he lends his wife ten dollars he owes
her on her allowance
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford,s
Sanitary Lotion Never fails. At druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

wise man shuts up before he run,
ont OF talk.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

fruit tree in the back yard Is
worth two family trees in a glass case
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

: FTzER. Mt. Sterling, KY,
Qsred ,ss Efdncy an
'ROEe for 4 ea rs past.
81 consERa4ced using Peruna
Z months. | have
ave | felt a pain.
well and | there
fermentation to the
rsruna-"
rdney Trouble.
Ter, Grant, Ontario,
well for about four
j y trouble, and. In
dFly all the time.
, got so very bad l
Il Peruna, so l wrote
once TO take Peruna
bottles of Peruna and
now feel better than
,ie.
Gina and Manalin cured
Ssierent woman of me al
~ he day j picked up the
n I OF your Peruna. "
esS of the kidneys TO
We blood at poisonous
hey must be active all the
vstem suffers. There are
=, I'd a little assistance.
AArlls sort 'of a remedy.
ine,k1ple from disaster by
service dr. Lime
dge 20 bear their own
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

{ Argo Red Salmon furnishes mate
rial for the muscle and brain and
does not heat the blood. Look In
your grocer's window for the trans
Iarencies OF Argo Red Salmon.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

There would be some fun in being
q farmer if it weren't for the alma
macs he has to read.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16
BABYS ECZEMA GREW WORSE.

Most women are proud OF their
ability to humble n mans pride
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

ItTzrodS
nd at oncc letter
p incipal facts
bat cost TO you,
in the effects o
We also send
re and Cure or
Ia may be En-
=, Erie, Pa.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-05-16

v about
wish 10
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WNSR Do
8OUNTlg
Rey-at-Law
Rdiana Az
Washing
r lSGl-5-
- reach e.
itled 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
l1nabb. Biirgerperetn bon MarDlano
M sic 2SdBrer.

&idiad) ansciragt, Of Der @HrgrruereiH SteQnng in Der an
1ieniag, ben 5. Noucmbcr 1907, t%attiinbcnOcu &abl acnummen bat,
il ertuug oaS Grefntiu.Gomhc Dir SadHagc nnS bcidloN, oa bic Sra
gen, bic ben ghrscrOerrn Sireft aHgcbcn, in Der 8c~ietaebnns bcban.
belt iucrbcn mH1en nno Elm jetiges GinArsitcn icitcns bs Sirger.
@ereins as nht ratbiam cradtct mirS, icinc MitBGcOihaft anf5n.
iprocrn, ibrcu Eiidten ais Sirser nadD5nfommen nnb it'd au Der
Inbl u~ulsGblis sn bctbeilgcn, nb ioucit, mic ibncn noglid, GrfAn.
bisunscu Hber Die 5dbisfcitcn no Ucinnnnaen Der in ibrem &rcHe
anfgchclteH nb 5nr @abl fomnnenScn GanSicaten cinsn5ebcn.
in Der Sade Der Staatsamualtidait ii cmpfOblen, oaf Der
yhraerpcreiu uidrt bcredtigt 1T, Sru. Nlbert :. I. Smcns 5u pppuE
uireu, bonn ocrelbe aicbt an, Sah er in ieimcr Sanbnn9Sueic MIR
ircna bic Eflidtsn iCines Nmtes crfalt bat, mufHr or uit 81 taorln
lit. 1at babel ben bentidrn @ercinen, Wc Bcrf1mmlid, cs nnmDs-
LID scmadJt wurbe, lire SonntaNs 'llnterbaltuugcn mnsefGbroet mG.
ter5niGbrcn, War cine 5ogc. IN bicfr Srags ,piro cS ben @GBs
lcrn ipbl nibt iducr uerbcn, Ub ic fir oocr gcaen oncn Scrru tim
men.
0crner uib cine gcnanc ErIiuug Ss amtlidcn StimmscttelS
empipbcn, ec man sur @ablnrnc gcgt, bamit bri Der Marfirnng
Der pirlen Strengthen fUu Srrtbnm seidiebt. Dian made and Die
arcusdbcn aan5 flcin, bamit fcinrr Scr glcitifntridc Die Ginicn bs
@rrcds berabrt. Gcat Sen 3cttcl uicocr gcnan 10 smIammen, we
ocriclbc pprbcr mar. Sett baranf, oah fen Wcrfmal auf benz Sidet
lit. Sober Stimmgcbcr mmf in ioldrm 5aae Gin nnocres Sifet er.
balcu."
Sic stimmaebcr iiO ihlieelih erudu, c c II bic Ginberufnng
ctncr Contributions Contention SIT iimmrn, ba oicirs mr. rmc a0c
20 Sabre wicocrfcbrcnoe Notwithstanding WaRrcacl it,.
(3o2,0 SaS Grefmtin-G pntite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
l1nfel Srdiig : Ball.
-Sienitag, ben 5. Wuncmbcr.-
y8ermania sWGnncrdJpr.SaQc."
t@iletc %n,iiifsn int @oraus bonn Gpmite BE-
So0eH tucrcen. 1909, 4,6--Sl

Serr Silliom Milnes
Walop. bemofrotiiher Gonoioai
bon Der If. @oro fir oas llnterbaus
Der Staatsae'ebgcbumg, lit 33 Sabre
alt uno cin &ed)tsamualt. Gr murbc
IN ben oiicntliden Sduulcn 9alti.
more's cr5ogen uno ~9rnouirte 1894
ron Ser b0bcren &nabenid)ille NIT
DEM EeaboOp.E reis bon $50. Nad-
Dem er journaliitiih III Baltimore II.
@mbington tbGtig gcmeien, ipurbe er
gum 2ebrer Der Hbetorit nnO 2itera.
tur an Eolpted,niiden Snititut er.
nannt. Noh einem SpeSialfurius
auf Der &atbpliid)en ltniperiitGt in
Maibington erbielt er ben Ipftor.1l.
tel. Seit 1889 gebort Sr. Walop
Dem 9arreall ais geifabtes Witglieo
at.
iir bie Eorf- Inleibe. -
Sn elmer am Sic1itog obgeboltenen
Spe5ial-G eriamnllung oes 9trefto-
RUINS Ser .Tarf approob Yrotectipe
M%iiociation" mltroen Sei6liiiie ange.
non1nlerL in pelden aqe iibrieen Ser
ifonerungs. @ereine Ger Stoot 9olti.
more eriltft lperoelL fir Die Hatifiji.
rlllte Der Harf, Mnleibe bon $1,000.
600 81 lpirfen.
Iui Der 9eiierung.- 1as
9efinben oes Srr. Charles 5. Sp.
minetor, Sobn bes Waiors ". Stu-
art Spnlington, bon Ser. 10l, Oaf.
oale-Hoab. HolanozEarf, melder ont
lesten 9ienitag bonn Hferbe eelpor-
fen murbe rno eef1brlid)e 8erletu1l.
gen emrlitt, ioa lid auf Der 9eiieruns
befinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
r8crmania @ersniignngs @crcin"
t@erinania.9oee 9ir. 100, 81. 3. & 81. M.)
Tamilicn'M nsflng NIB SdicnrDitcn
- Sonntag, ben 3. u uuember. =
QibertD.Earf. (3O5-O

Seine Germ inberung Ser
arbeitsfrdfte. lln9eaftet
Der Sbatiohe, baB Giienbobn.8 q ieu-
idoften in perid)ieoenen Sbeilen oes
Sanoes S6ritte getbon baben, INN
Die IllSgaben altf bas moglihite 5ll
reoit5iren, puroe geitern bon Seiten
Der Baltimore Ohio . 9obn $ &c
ieuidoft" in Grfobrung gebraft, oaB
bieie 81 ieQihoft bisber feline .bobinz
gebcnoe 9efeble bat ertbeilen laiien.
Sor9te mid i'll Satin.
Der ~19.idbrige @i1iom &. Strippp
bon Nr. 1904, @ilfens. Npeniie. itaro
9eitern Dor Goli5eirifter 2ooen in
Ger lueitlihen Holi5eiitation inter Ser
aniduloieuna, nid)ts fir Den Inter.
bait ieiner 8attin 81 tbun. Serr
Strippp, paf]er beid)Wor. bab er
luGbreno ser letten 6 @ofen MIR 81
peroient babe, perIpradL ieiner Satin
iorton Die Sdlftc ieines 8eroienites
gu Bqblens ngS iuuroe bis 5llnl "a.
Nopenl6er inter Eorole 9eiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Sic Budgets crDrbnung.

Iic 0roBe Sulle bes 8cmiiicmorftca
ul Warfct Eloce miro pielciht
sur mittleren Eoli5cilto1on eins
acriftet. - Ser Nnbou glm &C.
iGn9niB glltgcbciBen. - StroBen.
H%cparaturen.
Iie 9iiooct.g cboroc orbeitctc oe-
itcrn beinobe bier Stunocn al Der
9iiogct.8 erorbnung Don 1908 unb
batte bie &orunidl1ge oeS Stoot Sn.
genieurs, Straben,& einiglngs Com,
mili1rS uno @ebGlloe.S nipeftors III
9erotbung. Iieie Yoranid)lGgc lpllr.
ben fnit u%1perdnbert angenommell,
ood) lit es INNER nod nlht gang
iid)er, oh niht bod nod idlieBlib
SGneioun9en bor9enonmen lpcrocn
miilien. @ebGlbe.S nipettor BRETON
Gnttc $150,000 fir ben 10 notbmCnbi.
gen Anbou sum @ci0n9niB geforoert,
bod, pilroc ibm mn Die Sdlfte, $75,.
600, brlpiui9t. IuBcrbcm pniiirtcn
foloenoc Sorocrllmgen bcS @ebGuoe'
Snipcftors: fir Heparutnrcn i'm &C.
rihtsgebGuhc $10,S50, Ser Guorml.
tGneitotion $3.50, fir ooS @~ci1ngniB
$4,000, fir Ole WtGrftc, nit NuS.
nabme bes 2erington-M nrftes, $780,
coo, Nellbauten dlf Ger Quarantine
itation $4,000. Gle @oronidl10e fir
ben Staot. Sngenieur i1licBen $3.50.
600 fir StraBen.& eparatllren elm,
cine Il!s9abe, melhe SSngcnieur Ser'
oau filr unbeoingt notbnenoig balt,
ga er IN oieiem Sabre, in peldem
linn MIR 100000 belpiuigt moroen
lparen, ei1tad) ge5prngen mar,
piele notbmenoige H%eparatllrcn bon
Strobcnpfloitcrn 81 unterloiicn. Serr
Sen0uu erbielt cine meitere 9crpini.
gllng bon $4,000 fir Die Gonono.
lons Ipcnlc.V Bride, moiiir bon bielem
Sabre albcrocm nod $66,6S9 perfii9-
bar iinb, 10 oub in 1909 MIR nod
cine gcrinfiigi9c 9cmiQiguna gemutt
81 nerben broitdt, INN Die Soften fir
Den griidenbou 81 beden. Sn oen
&oronihlGgcn bcs StraBenrcini.
aun9s.GommiiiGrs beiinoet lid) ein
Eoitcn bon $3.50, 263.t9, melde Ser
ySanitarp Sno Contracting 60" fir
ocren 8runbcigentblm etc. bon ci.
llem S%dieosgeridt 5it9ciprod,en NOR
Den lit.
Gin Griob fir bic mittlcre Tolisci-
ltatlon lulroc cbelfalls beiprohcn
llnb 8cbGube- Snipeftor Breton be.
ouftro9t, einen aoitenanidlng iiir
Die llntmanolung Der groBen Soac
ilber Dem 8enliiiemorft onl Wnrfci
Tlocc fir oieicn 3lped 81 modeu lno
Der 9cb6roe oariibcr 9eriht 81, CT.
%itotten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Spnncn.Nnf. NIB ltRtcraana.
TnS @cttcr.

sir MuruIuu0 mlO Ocn Iiltritt
Columbia bClltc tbcihpciie belp6ltt
mo fdltcr, morQen flares Mcttet
uno iriidle 9tproluCitmin0c.
@eitern bctuIg bic Wtorlmunls
Scmperutlr so Ura0 nm 5 llhr NadJ'
mittoaa lno Der nie0ri0itc (bermos
mctCrItanO mar mn 3 lIbr Mtorgena
lG 8rao.
,En 0en ilbri9en 9unoca Wetter.
t9cobodtunda Stotionen luurOe Die
iolgcnoe Wiininlol Jcmpcrotltr re.
Qiitrirt: Gnitport 3S, EortlanO 36,
Bolton IL, Nlbonp 40, 9temsDorf AS,
Ebilu0eIpbia ~, Ntlantic Gttp 80.
@uibi10ton 4G, Noriolf -, Sattce
rnS 5G, Charlotte -, Milmington
"a, GbnrIciton ~, Snpnnndb GO,
~%udioupiIlc GG. Nllpiter Sc, &cp @c't
II, Ntlontu -, Niont9omcru 60, Eu.
lcItinr 5G, 9tep Orleans GG, 8als
uciton "a, Corpus Gbriitic 60, Uten1.
phia IS, Cincinnati rs, EIttaburg 46,
GaluCdo If, Buffalo lG, elcuelanO
IS. Ictroit 46, Nlpcna "A, WinrQuet.
te IS, @rccl Ban II, Chicago 46,
0ulutb "a, ct. EouI 40, Ct. &ouiS
4G, &onioa Gin 43, omaha 80, Silt
ron %, Niamnrt n. Noure 2S, Sc-
lena 80, Solt &otc Gitp 40, Gcnpcr
IS. Nortb Nlottc n, IoOGc Gitp "a,
NnlariIlo 80, SOS NIngcleS 5G.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

@enbefer's Sptcl, 400 GaIpcrt.,
Gdc Wmlberrp.Str Glcsante SdIaf.
simmer, maNise Yrciie. Mablseitcn
81 jcoer Sascsseit. @egmlGre Diners.
6eiaitc @ctranfe nnS G~isarren.
Giscntbiinter Waltcr u. WcnbcIer.
(Sft1-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Scbbel's einsigcs 9ltclicr.

Wir Babcn MIR Elm Mtclier in 8aIti.
mpre, ano Sas bcfinbct iid in Der
Stage SIT cbencr Groe, Mr. 321, Norb.
@aD-, nabc Siab-Str. &inber-Ybo.
tOsrapBicn cine SpesiaIitdt.-9eine
Nscntcn nnb feline Srcppen 81 iteigcn.
s. Scbbel. 6. Grni, 8cidaitsfibrcr.
(275|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

r6armonic Gafe,"
&r. Ala, @eit'Japctte.S trake, &arf
SdlmiSt, Smbaber. @arsbnrscr Suf.
braa friid am 3apf. Diners, Sumpcrs
a Ia carte. Scbcn Samitas Mbeno
Vrci.Gunsert. (apriI1 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Nar &ciKcrt,
9entidJcr Hbotusrapb,
4O9-411 Wprb- Efraf,e.

gegtnRber BEN .eprttentauS Wr. g.
Woblbefannt fir feine beroorraeenoen Qets
ffungel anf BEN Sebiei, Der Photographic.
etnbiu erite Gtage. aeine Mgeufeu.
Rein VeffGft5fahrer.
Inter rleiner perfbnItteu Qeitiina.
ae!ns @erbinouna nit irseno einem anberen
Stlbtu. (9ea1I 81
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Spe5ieae piertdgise Eouren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ale ausgabcn Elm.
9elhlofen. ait5ufragen bel S9eo. s.
Sicncr & &c.. 217 SIt.9aItimoreItr.
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UQn1eStonpu.

uSm 9enfelt6pfdeu.~
Wr. 511, Weit 2eginston Gtrafe,
i:npurtirtes @~irsburser &ufbrax
iriidj am 3apf.
(Ipril17,S ogHoSo.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
$. 9iener l. So.

@eiie. gurecu urb WedieIftube.
Sdiffsfarten BON uno nod Deutid.
lano nit Dem WorSoeutiten 2lobo
uno anoeren 2inien. Reiiepdlie,
Wediel, Greoitbriefe un6 @eI6ien.
az o. gaItimpretr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

@irtbi d) q IS -Gr6finuna.
@r. 6ran3 Nnneno pcronitoltete ge.
tern Iberlo in ieiner Wirtbihait al
Der Gfe Der +. StrnBe uno Goitern.
Aoenlle, Die CT Dor ad)t @o6en iiber.
nohm, cine groBe Groffnlngsieier.
Seiren @diten, Ole lid bon Woroens
Irilb bis ipGt Nbenbs in GROCER Sin.
5obl einfanOen lieb Ser @irtb cinen
BON ieiner Satin, Srou Nnnie
Ilneno, 5ubercitetcn feinen 9unid)
lerplren ulo sir l%lntcrbaltung oeriel-
ben con5eriirte Grof. Sobn 9rof.
mepcr's Columbia aopeQe. SEER
Incno lit NitgIieo oes ,9ooenia.
Monnerfors," scr .Wtelooie," Der
~Sroucr.llnion," GcS rIiitrifts 9tr.
ia .. lt..@." uno Der .grbeitcr-
arorfen. uno Stcr6efoiie". Rorgcn
lit 6ortiebung Der Gr0ffnunosieier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Suhu Mhl, Caterer,

SpVh 6pt SaiStStr
friihertr @eripnlter Der ,0srmnnia. NiG
Sene," Tadhfpiger uou 3cbn griG
Nr. 4O8, @eit.2crinstOn-S trahe.
sanfette uub epupers. =
@eraumiee 6ane fir fleiucrc @ercine.
(Sepi25 ,6splte, iSoEiSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03

Gas IS ormonic" Convert
miro nitt, iuie 9eitcrn bcrid)tct, ont
13. os. MttS., ionbcrn onl Iien'taa.
Den II. ba. MtS., IN 2cbnlonm's
Safe an Der Noro 3 &olparoitrobc,
ltottfinoen. Die ySarnlonic" bat
lid 81 bieier Nenoerlrng perunloBt
geIeben, ga ibr 9iriAcnt, Yrof. Sobn
aleil, am Is. os. Whs., ein onoeres
CONCERT 81 oirigiren bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-03
Wnr uudy bic SdlladJt init Stlmm'
scttclu.

Dhlrrop &an0iper boiit OH iidcrcn
SicQ Dcs 1on5cn ocmotrotilden
Cidct4. - Eropbc5eit Die GrlulJ.
lul0 bon nlinociten0 10 Iemofro.
ten oils WiitAIicocr bc9 llntcrbnll-
les.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Partition Sale.

BY virtue OF Judgment In partition and
order of sale made by the Circuit Court of
Montgomery County, Missouri in q certain
cause therein pending in which Gertie Aston
and Roy Aston. her husband; Josephine shaw
and Thomas Shaw, her husband; frankie Cope
and Virgil Cope, her husband and Iva B. Soc
are plaintiffs and Alva See and Anthony X.
See. n minor by James f. Ball. his guardian
ad litem and Friend ellis are defendants,
will offer for sale at public vendue TO the
highest bidder for cash MT the Court house
door In the Town of Montgomery City. Mont
gomery county Missouri on Thursday the
ninth day of May. 1907. during the sitting of
the Circuit court of said county the real
estate described In said judgment and order
of salt situate in MONTGOMERY county. Mis-
souri,, to-wit: Eighty acres the north half of
the south east quarter of section 10, township
~ =. range 3 west; ifty-tve and 3-lW acres.
being tho fractional part of the south half OF
the south west quarter OF section ~, town
ship ~ north. range west; forty acres the
south -easi fourth OF the south least quarter
of section -. township ~, range 4; also twenty
acres, the north half of the northwest fourth
OF the north east quarter of section 30, town
ship ~. range 3.
This land consists of three separate parcels
and each parcel will he offered for sale sep
arately and afterwards rs II whole and which,
ever sale brings the most money shall he the
sale. Possession given March LIST. 1905.
GEORGE Il. EARNEST
sheriff Montgomery county, Mo.
April ~. 1907.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26

will overtake them. He who
thinks himself safe, when his life
bark rides gaily before the breeze
with sails filed with winds of
prosperity, is often the weakest of
the weak when the storm and tenn
pest come. Thus in the hour of
sorest trial many a weak woman
has often been strong and brave
to endure, where stalwart man
hood has sucoombed and drifted
helpless and discouraged before
the gale of adversely. Life is
sweetened and made beautiful by
sympathy-its asperities ar e
toned down and its rough places
made smooth by the touch of a
gentle hand or tone of loving
voice-even the severest trials
may be endured and the heaviest
burdens borne when aided by IA
very little thoughtful and preci-
Gus help OF this kind.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26

is q law OF the universe, and one
who attempts to rotard its wheels
is sure to be crushed beneath them.
There lie something pityless in the
power that so often carries the
child so far beyond the parent. It
Is the law of heaven that love
should go downward to the child
not backward to the parent. A
true mothers love is sacrihoial of
self and asks no return. No child g
love, however tepder, can equal a
mothers love, and 1t is n OF atural
that it should. A great deal has
been said about the duty of chill
dren to their parents when every
thinking man and woman must
recognize that the chief obligation
is due from the parents to the
children. One obligation is to
keep abreast of the times with the
child, so that the parent may be a
mentor in times of need--a safe,
unfailing guide and companion
not an incubus. To do all this il
to fulfill the highest sense the
truest heaven has laid upon par
auto
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Sherift's Sale.

by Virtue and Authority of two Transcript
Executions. issued from the Office of the Clerk
OF the Circuit court of Audrain County. Mis-.
souri,. returnable ut the June Term, A. ID. 1907,
of said Court. and to me directed In favor Of
F.. II. Ieihme. assignee st Louis Jcwelry
co., and II, w. Gildehaus and company
and against Y. l., Ball. have levied upon and
seized all the right title, interest and claim Of
the said y. p. Ball of, In and to the following
described Real Estate. to-wit: Fest y OF the
$. f. = OF sec. Z. twp. ~. range west. $. w.
y Of the = Il. a of sec. Z, twp. IL. range 5west.
South y OF lot one w. 4 see, Z, twp. ~. range
) west. South II of lot two =. w. u sec. {. twp.
~ range west. Containing ls2 x acres more
or less. subject to reservation OF passway
along the south end Of east u OF the $. +. 4 OF
sec. Z, twp. ~ range west.
All lying and being in the said county. and
st tic OF Missouri. and Will. ON Thursday the
ninth day Of May A. d. 1907. between the hours
of nine o'clock In the forenoon and 5orlock In
the afternoon OF that day, at the Court house
door. in the city of Montgomery. County of
Montgomery aforesaid, sell the same or SO
much thereof as may he required, at public
vcndue, to the highest bidder. for cash In hand
(suhject to all prior liens and judgments) TO
satisfy said executions and costs
GEOKGF F. EARNEST,
sheriff Of Montgomery County. Mo.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
KEEP UP WITH THE CHILDREN.

There is in every community a
class OF people who seem in
capable of receiving any education
outside of their own limited ex-
perience. Life runs along easily
enough for them until their chill
dren grow up and begin to look
forward to something broader Tor
themselves. Theu the battle for
supremacy begins in earnest.
The child seems ungrateful to the
parent, and the parent seems try
annous to the child.
1t is very hard for mother who
has laid down precise ideas of how
her life and belongings shall be
arranged, and finds that life fails
to arrange itself according to her
plans; to find that her own daugh-
ter is one of the chief opponents
of her ideas. And yet this is ex-
actly what happens to a woman
who fails to learn. Progression
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Doing Business Again.

"When my friends thought l
was about to take leave of this
world, on account of indigestion,
nervousness and general debility" "
writes A. A. Chisholm, Treadwell,
N. Y, "and when it looked as if
there was no hope left, was per-
suaded to try Electric Bitters, and
l rejoice to say that they are cur
ing me. l am now doing business
again as of old, and am still gain
ing daily " Best tonic medicine
on earth. Guaranteed by Crump
& Kidwell, druggists, Soc.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Bids For Depositary of County
Funds.

Bids For Depositary of County
Funds.
Notice is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received
by the County Court of Montgom-
cry County, at the May Term, 1907,
until noon of the first day of the
said term of said court, from banks
or Banking Corporations or Assoc
ia,ions or Bankers in said county,
for the deposit of the funds of said
county, for the two years next ensu-
ing the date of said bid. Such pro.
posals must state the amount that
will be paid to the County for the
priviledge of being made the de-
positary of such funds, and must
be accompanied by duly Ger
tilted check on some solvent bank
for the amount offered in said bid, ,
payable to the Treasurer of said
County, or, if preferred, the
amount in currency may be de-
livered to the undersigned clerk of
said County Court. No bid will
be considered unless such certiti-
ed check or the amount in currency
shall accompany the same.
E. w. HUNTER,
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Real Estate Transfers,

L. P. Miller to Merritt L. Har-
mon, lots in High Hill, 5000.
Geo. Bethel to w. D. Swearen-
gen, lots in Montgomery, 5000. 81
Harvey Scanland to A. Y. Har-
rison, lots in Mineola, ST 900.
Charles McElfresh to William
Parker, lots in Middletown, S24O.
w. G. Brenton to Harry G..
Spencer, sec. 20-48-3, So, 900.
Mike McDermott to Chas. Null
ler, lots in Wcllsyille, 5000.
E. w. Hunter to George w.
Strank, lots in Wellsville, 81, ,O5O.
Nancy j. Brown to Elizabeth
Crawford, sec 17.47-6, 500.
B. F. Hensley to Geo. R. McVey
sec, 4-49-5, ST..
H. L. Spradling to John w.
Perkins, lots in New Bellflower,
81, 500.
j. F. Pittenger to G.. H. Muller,
lots in Bellflower, 49, 900.
George w. Painter to j. j. Wall
ker, lots in Wellsville, $3.50.
William F. Tynes to Mary F.
Tines, lots in Wellsville, S400.
Eliza Buchanan ct al to William
H. Fields, sec 1-50-5, $3.50.
VIM. Pollock Mill & Elevator
Co., to d. B. Sailor, lots in Buell.,
$40.
Henry B. Scott to VIM. Pollock
Mill & Elevator Co., lots in Buell.,
5000.
A. Zimmerman to Frank R.
Dudley, sec 23-48-7, $4,000.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26

No young man starting out for
himself being independent upon
his own exertions can afford un-
necessary expenses. He must de-
ny himself extras or always re-
main poor. Even a five cent cigar
each day will amount to S1S.25 in
one year; and one who saves that
sum will be far ahead of the one
who spends it. And the habit of
saving will be worth everything.
If he saves S1S.25 each year, only
putting 1t at six per cent simple
interest, it would in twenty years
amount to S570. So much for one
little trifle of indulgence. He who
would in few years he indepen-
dent, and not envy the "capi-
talist" must start right.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26

Luxuries and the surrou ndings
of wealth and idleness cannot
bring contentment of young
woman of pluck and good sense.
She would far rather deny herself
all luxuries and enjoy the glorious
sense of independence which her
own exertions bring. If parents
could but realize this they would
perhaps oftener assist their daueh-
Jers in procuring sefl-supporting,
honora BILE enjoyment, wherein the
restless rowing of the mind might
be checked.
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26

In the struggle and battle of life
there is none strong enough to
bear the contest alone. All need
sympathy and help, and they must
have it or sure disaster or defeat
The Montgomery tribune., 1907-04-26
Clerk of County Court

If you haven't the time to exer-
else regularly, Doan's Regulates
will prevent constipation. They
induce mild, easy, health
full action of the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for
them.