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SEALED PROPOSAL.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE. OF

PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE. OF.
fee of Depot Quartermaster. New
port News, Va. October 20. 1908.
Sealed proposals, in tripiicate. will be
received at this Depot until 11:O0 A.
NJ. November 20, 1908, and then
opened for furnish ng and delivering
f. o. b. cars, Pier 4. Newport News.
Va. 1000 tons of oats and l,40O tons
Of hay. The right is reserved to re-
ject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof. Specifications.
blanks for proposals and full informa-
ton will be furnished upon applica-
ton to this Office. F. A. GRANT.
Captain Quartermaster, U. 8. A.. De-
pot Quartermaster.
1921, %, %, PALS, 19-at.
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New York Money Market.
NV the Associated Press. }

CIV The ASsOciated Prtss.J
NEW YORK. Nov. l7.-Money O
call easy III a , per cent: ruling rat
*; closing bid Ia: offered at IA
Time leans weaker; sixty days u
IA; 90 Gays gig per cent; six month
3s. a per cent. Prime mercan
tile paper 4 a Az. Sterling exchans
firm with actual business in banker
bills a. 1890 a 4S4 for Go day bill
and at 4SS.05 for demand and cen
mercial bills al iS31s y; Bar s'lve
sou: Mexican dollars 45.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having duly qualified as Admins
traitor Of estate Of G. r. Townsend
deceased. all persons indebted TO SAD
G. r. Townsend will please call ana
settle their Indebtedness forthwith;
and ali persons to whom the said es'
tate is Indebted will pleas" fl'e at
once duly verified statements OF 'he''
claims with me.
WIN. C.. STUART.
11.17-1O. Administrator.
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NOTICE.

Newport News. Va. Nov. 18th. 1907
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders CT the Newport News Light
& Water Company. for the election
of q president and five directors. ano
for the transaction OF such other bus
mess as may properly com" before
the meeting. viii, be held at the once
of the company. Hotel Warwick
Building. Newport News. Va. on
Wednesday. December End, 1908. at
IL O'Clock. noon.
GEO. E. MILES.
1I-1:yd Secretary
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WANTED FIRST-CLASS SHIP
Draftman at $5.04 per diem. A
competitive examination will be
held at the Navy Yard, Norfolk
Va, November 80. 1908, to fill the
above position. For application
and further information address,
"COMMANDANT," Navy Yard.
Norfolk, Va. ll-l5-St.
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Heat a piece Of iron "a poker will
do), to white heat then apply to 1t
roN Of sulphur. The iron will imme'
diately melt and run into drops. This
experiment Is best performed over
wash bash of water. allowing the
melted iron freally sulphide Of iron).
to drop into the water.
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tBy the Associated PressD

tBy the Associated fress.D
BALTIMORE. MD. Nov .11-Flour
quiet. unchanged.
WHEAT-Easy: spot CONTRACT
1854: Southern on grade 10l l04.
CORN--Easv: New Southern white
corn ssh a 10h.
OATS-StcAdy; No. mixed So :
53is.
RYE-Firmer: No. 2 Western ex
pert SCI. a IS.
BUTTER. eggs and cheese Arm. un
changed.
SrGAR-Firm coarse and fint
granulated 800.
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wANTED-FLAT OF FOUR OK
five rooms, partly furnished pre-
ferred. State location and pricH.
Address CLERK" this Office
11-1S-2t
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-2sO ACRES OF TIMBER
lands near Morrison, Va Apply al
YOUNG'S DRUG STORE. Hamp'
ton, Va. ll-lo-ot.
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FOR sALE-A CHOILE LOT ON
Forty-eighth street for $215 ca b,
to quick buyer. Phone 20 or SIT
Hampton. 11-lS-ot
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L.. FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
par.s Of rhe city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick building.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A FRESH MILK COW !:
state full description and cash price
Box 346, Newport News. Va. ll-ls-6t,
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EXECUTORS SALE OF ANDREW
JONES' OYSTER LAND. PERSON.
Al PROPERTY AND BANK
STOCK.
A. Executor OF the Estate of An
drew J. Jones, will sell at public
auction at J. F. Bonnewell's store. on
the river, just above the shipyard, TO
the highest bidder, Saturday. Novem-
br e1st. at three O'Clock p NJ, the
following property:
Household furniture. consisting OF
two beds. springs and bedding, one
wash stand, one bureau, two small
tables. one stove. one. gun. two
watches. one pair field glasses; also
seven and one-half l7k) acr = OF
oyster ground. with the oysters there
on, located in James River OF MI
foxd's Landing, with the watch house
thereon. being the oyster land pur-
chased by Andrew Jones from Cox
and Banks.
On the same day at Noon, will
sell at public auction In front Of the
SiisLy Building in the City OF New
mort News. two shares Of the stock OF
the Citizens & Marine Bank CT said
City.
Terms: Cash.
J. PEACHY JONES.
11.11.10t Executor.
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eoa RENT.

FOR RENT-TWO DESIRABLE OF
ices in Schmel1 Building. Light.
heat and janitor service supplied.
Apply SCHMELz BROTHERS.
Bankers. 81
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LOST.

LOST CAMEO PIN SUNDAY
either on c. ( o. car or on West
avenue. between Warwick Hotel
and Thi-tieth street. Reward IL re
turned to Daily Press ONCE. 1l-1.-T.
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HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS:
WE can collect them. Guarantee 70
collect or NO charge. GEO G.
BLAND. Room I. Cosemss Bldg.
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QUICK As AFLAsH. NEAT AZ
pin. everything good to eat. That
Us. belmont LUNCH ROOF
next to Schmelz Bros. Bank
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-02-21
daughter, Alberta were visiting
ut w. w. Mays Sunday.

daughter, Alberta we're visiting
ut w. w. Mays Sunday.
Mr.. Neil Oden of Lincoln district
purchased a fne golden. bronze,
Tom turkey from Mrs. Dan May
Monday.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Bethel, FEB. II, . ane boy, moth
eriand son doing nicely, and Dol.
Oh! we'll, he is just stopping high.
Col. Ed Taylor has been ap-
pointed by the county, clerk our
Rood Boss for 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy SpeYry were
the guests OF T. Gooch and.fsmily
Sunday.
Our school will.[closestomorrow,
and all are anticipatinga..a good
program.
Bad weather, bad roads, no Wis
iting, news scarce, yet'we will try
and o. B. JOLLY.
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SORGHUM HILL

Well after an absence of two
weeks, will try aud appear again {.
We had quite . rainy day last
Friday, It spoiled our good roads.
Mr.. Robert Berger closed . very
successful term of school at Gross
Roads last Friday. We are In
formed that Mr.. Berger gave gem
eral satisfaction and was liked by
his pupils and patrons.
We are glad to report the sick
very much improved, uncle Milton
Snow, who has been 80 very low
with dropsy for several weeks has
sufficiently recovered to be up
about the house again.
Regardless of the inelemency OF
the weather, several from the Hill
attended the closing exercises al
Gross Roads, last Friday.
M. and Ars. w. H. spsrry and
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-02-21

many friends. The bride 10 also
. very industrious and attractive
young lady, who has . large
mum Der of friends In this com MT
nifty. Rev. Hedges officiating.
Tho young couple will make their
home near Oentralis, Mo. They
have the best wishes Of their
many friends for q happy, pros.
porous journey through life.
r. H. Schroer and family .
turned home from q weeks visit
with relatives and friends In
Lincoln County last Wednesday.
The dance at w. G.. SohnarRe's
Wednesday night was we'll at
tended and q fne time enjoyed
By all present.
John Hilderbrand made q bus.
mess trip to High Hill last Tues
day.
Miss Lottie Graue Of Montgom-
cry City attended the dance at
VIM. G.. Sohnarre's last Wednes-
day night.
H. G. Graue made q business
trip to Jonesburg, Saturday.
L. w. schnarre gave jones'
burg a pleasant call Saturday.
Chas. Stevens Of New Florence
was seen passing through this
vicinity Saturday.
On account of high water our
mail carrier failed to make his
trip Friday.
w. G.. Schnarre and F. H.
Schroer were the guests of A.
j. Graue a few hours Saturday.
Old Bear Greek got It's back up
last Thursday night and only one
scholar was present at the school
house Friday morning.
aH pheasant Shearmire and War
rem Schumer were guests of Henry
Stoneberger q few hours Sunday
afternoon.
AS it will not be very long un-
til ploughing will be on docket
we should think there would be q
greater demand for "The Donkey"
than A CRANK.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-02-21
Citizen Thinks He Knows
A ONUNDRU

If it takes q hen and q shalf a
day and a half, to lay an egg and
a hail." how long will a majority
of a man and q half extend q ga.
loon license.-BRIBUNE.
We give 1t up. lTry the county
eourt.-OPTIC- NEWS.
Wellsvills, Mo-, Feb. 18, :.19OS
EDITOR TRIBUNE:-
l would like % answerlyour con-
undrum of recent date in regard to
the saloon license of Welisville by
saying that with this same court,
land If it is as true to "Billie" In
the future as in the past) will be-
yond q doubt consider the petit
ton good for the fall term of six
months, with the one man aud Z
half majority, and should the man
drop of at the expiration of the
term, the county court would bs
ready to declare that Same petition
good for another six months with
che half man for q majority.
CITIZEN.
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Williamsburg on Saturday.

Thomas J. Powell attended the
Telephone meeting at Mentgom-
cry ON Saturday. A number Of
people moving, passed through
here ~ the public Road going
east lately.
Edward Baker was at Msntgom-
cry on business Monday.
John w. Willis bought q mule
at Montgomery on Monday.
Chas. Winter went to st. Louis
not long ago.
Mark Penn has been at work
for Jno. w. Willis in Galloway
County recently.
Homer Keele has been lsarning
to be an artist In California. He
can draw a good picture. He is
q son of Isaac T. Keele and
wife, who moved with their child
rem from Montgomery County to
California some time ago.
There we're q number of men al
the stock sale. at Montgomery
Monday from Callaway County.
Many people have died Of pneu-
monia in northern Missouri. Per
haps the sudden change in the
weather from warm to cold:is the
cause of it. J.A.D.
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WHITE OAK

Frank Worland purchased a
mare Of Mathew Brewers for $50.
L. B. Jones is moving to a farm
near Danville.
Mrs. @. NJ. Smith was called to
the bedside of Cher father,.:.Joe
James of st. Charles, who has
been very low.
VIM. Nation of near Vaudalia
was the guest of Rob't Davidson
last week.
Thuel Haygood bought a mare
last week. 1t cost S199. instead
of 500.
Walter Robertson bought a
pair Of mules at the Otto Lehnen
sale Thursday for 1926.
Ben Smith died at his home at
Wellsville, Thursday morning at
8 o'clock.
Leslie Williams of near Van
dalia was the guest of W.jRobert-
son. the latter part of the week.
VIM. Nation bought a sorrel
mare of Henry White for St35.,
and also a black horse of Wilt
Reading tor S132.50.
All correspondents are request
ed to solve the followinglproblem
Once there was a man started to
town with apples. He had to go
through three toll gates and pay
toll with apples. At the first gate
he had to give one-half his apples
and one-half an apple more &,
neither cut, bit or broken. They
were all to be whole apples. At
the second gate he had TO
give one-half the apples he had
left and one-half an apple more =,
neither cut, bit or broken. AT
the third gate he had to give one
half the apples he had left then
and a half "a apple more neither
cut, bit or broken. All apples
we're to be whole, none cut in
halves. l want to know how
many he started to town with and
how many he had when he got
to town?
Walter Robertson bought a mare
of VIM. Nation for S135. Walter
Robertson purchased fourteen
head of Shoats of Joe Scale for
S25.
w. Sealel sold a horse at the
stock sale Monday..for $165.
Doran Bunch bought a horse of
Fred Cinnamon for $50. ACORN.
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WEST PRAIRIE

Mrs. Thason Ives is on the sick
list.
The young folks are praeticing
for an entertainment at Horeb
church Friday Feb. 81.
Mrs. w. P. Sbrader and Mrs.
Henry Ingram are still confined to
their rooms.
Owing to the bad roads the
Swastiha Club did not meet Sat =
urday night.
The infant daughter of Moslie
Gregory and wife has been very
sick but is better at this writing.
Miss Laura Shrader closed:her
school in the Patterson district
Wednesday,. Miss Laura is a
good teacher and always gives
good satisfaction wherever she
teaches.
Walter Wilburn Of Benton City
was in this vicinity last week after
some furniture belonging to his
wife which she had never taken
home. It will come In very handy
now as they lost their house and
contents by fire Q short time ago
Miss Lulu Hinton gave q valen-
tine party to her many friends
Heart shaped cakes and fruit was
served and al enjoyed the even
ing. Dor.
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THOMAS DISTRICT

A heavy rain fell here last
Thursday night and Friday. W.
are having colder weather sine 9
the rain.
Ed Taylor has been appointed
'.road boss" of this District.
Efie May visited Mrs. A. A.
May last Thursday.
Stanley May attended the:close-
ing exercises of the sLincoln
School last Friday. He remained
over night with his friend Jesse
Davidson.
Delbert Noel visited at the
home of her brother-in-law, VIC.
Kinks Saturday night and lSun-
day.
VIM. West and family visited,
Mrs. M. Y. Kinks Sunday.
Mrs. F. Meritte is on the sick
list this week.
The roads in this vicinity are
muddier now than they have been
any time this winter.
The Thomas School will close
Wednesday, Feb. 10, with a din :
ner and short program in the
afternoon.
Born to Delbert Bethel and
wife on Feb. II, a fine boy. Tn e
mother and child are getting
along nicely.
Mrs. T. b. Woods visited at
the home of Mrs. T. Meritte, Sun
day and Monday.
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BELLFLOWER

John Howell, who has been the
guest of relatives at Troy returned
home Monday.
News reached here Thursday
from the State of Washington
that grandma Bowles died We'd
nesdsy and was buried Friday.
She leaves son, Darcy of
Washington and Mrs. Sam Hem
ton of B%ellflower, to MOURN her
death. They have the sympathy
of their many friends in their sad
hour of bereavement. 1t will be
remembered that Mrs. Bowles and
her son and his wife and Mrs.
Bohrer left here about two weeks
ago for the State of Washington
to make that their homo.
Lonnie Rigg, who has been vis-
iting his mother near Amerious,
who is sick returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jas. Reynolds and baby
came up from St. Louis Saturday
TO visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Bunnell and other relatives.
Jas. Cook left Sunday for a Wis.
1t to relatives in Montgomery.
Arch Parsons and wife are Wis
iting the latter's sister in Column
bia this week.
Russell Cobb Cliff Spires ant
Albert Psery attended the stool
sale ct Montgomery Monday
Mrs. L. Malioots, who has beer
sick for some time IL improving.
Thsss will be preaching at tn,
Baptist church, the frst Sunds,
in March by the pastor, Rev
Maupin.
Marshall Washington shipped
stock Thursday night.
Little Martin Achletrse il siok.
Walter Stuart and wife are th
guests of relatives near Big SprinI
this week.
Mrs. 3. Dalton Ms the guest I
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SHAM ROCK

Alb Robson returned from Kan
sas City Saturday with "a head Of
cattle.
j. N. McOubbin bought 81 sheep
of j. E. Neff at S6.4O each.
w. W. Robson sold A. Robson
10 head of shoats at $500 each.
Several from here attended the
sale at Hamilton Brothers Satur-
day.
Evert Brewer will have his sale
February 20, after which he goes
to Iowa.
Little Emma Woodson has pneu-
monia.
Rev. Herington did not preach
at Liberty Sunday.
X. Maupin bought 16 head of
hogs of E. Chandler for $3.50
Gay Smith has pneumonia.
F. K. Carver, of Williamsburg
was here Saturday.
j. T. Arnold bought 80 acres Of
land of Evert Brewer for $4,000. 90
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FAvoRlTE

Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor,
Me-, speaking of Electric Bitters,
says: st is a neighborhood favor
lite here with u.s." 1t deserves to
be favorite every where. 1t gives
quick relief in dyspepsia, liver
complaint, kidney arrangement,
-malnutrition, nervousness, weak
ness and general debility. It's ac-
tons on the blood, as a purifier
makes it especially useful Al a
spring medicine. This grand al
terative tonic is sold under guar.
antee at Orump and Kidwell's
drug store. 500.
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PLEASANT VIEW


Mrs. F. Saak and children have
been sick but r much improved.
Everett CLARK made q business
trip to MoKittriok Thursday.
w. p. Christian made Q business
trip to Big Spring Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle Portwood visited at
W. p. ChBistian's Monday and
Tuesday.
F. Saak made business TIP to
AcKittrick Monday.
Mrs. w. P. Christian spent last
week with her daughter, Ars. Ohas.
Bsnnsy.
Some Of VIM. Graue's children
have been sick.
There Was no school at the LO-
gan school house until Thursday
on account of the sicknsss Of the
Teacher. VIM. Baux.
Henry Bueoker purchased =
mule from VIM. 0zaue fer 3tQo.oo
1UxxAk
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Advertised Letters.

Following is q list Of lettoss 70
naming unclaimed in the post
once at Montgomery CITY, No.,
Feb. Is 1908, and II not called fol
within two weeks will be sent te
the dead letter office;
Mr.. j. d. Harrell, RID. No. g.
Mr.. Chas. Sheokle, In care OF U
S Bank; Mr.. Orange Snethen, II
care of Mr.. Wash Clark.
q. +, NUNS, p. N.
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pEYTONIA

Shelor F. Powell, resident
at Danville visited his son, Thos.
j.. Powell In this nsighborhood
Sunday.
Prof. w. Hunley closed his six
months term of school at Psyton-
10 school house on Tuesday, Feb.
IL, 1908.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Penn's baby
girl 10 sonvalasoent again.
Robert w. Penn and family are
better of their ailments.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.
Davis, west of Montgomery City
q fine boy. The mother and child
are doing very well.
Mrs. D. s. Baker is siok with a
contagious complaint. DR.. Nuns
OF Montgomery visited her Mon
day.
Prot. Rufus w. Hunley spent .
past of the dsy here Tuesday.
Curtis w. Goodman has been
sick with . severe attack of neu-
ralgia and tooth ache. He is
somewhat better q present.
3. L. Hensley. who resides in
NE "Kingdom'' 49, hsrs and =
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WALNUT DROVE

VIM. Graue, Jr. and Miss Lizzie
6chumer, both Of this vioinisy,
were united In marriage last We'd
nesday, Feb, IL, at the home Of
the bribs's mother and step faith
er, Mr.. and Afr. WI. @. Sohnar.s
In the presence Of . few relatives.
The groom is the second son Of
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Graue, .
loading farmer of this community,
ana he 10 an industrious young
man held j. high esteem BY Ais
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her daughter, Mrs. L. o. Rigg
last week.
Bailey Ball was visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Howard WEIGH at
Alton, ILL.,, last week.
George and Hamp LOCKER of
Gamma were in town Thursday.
Walter and Ed Spires of MaTce-
donis delivered hogs here Thurs
day.
Sam Howell of Prices Bran CHI
was here Sunday.
Colds are quite numerous here
at this writing. VIM. Taylor. who
was sick the first of the week 10
improving.
This cold weather is quite severe
on the VIOLET.
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Ill OVER the COUNTY
interesting Facts Gathered by
Correspondents During
the Week..
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DoiNos
PIN OAK.

k10uky relbCu uhu OScH Vn snS
siok list bat is much improved
new.
J. w. Bolton 10 on the sick list.
Richard Speed spent the latter
part of last week in st. Louis.
II. Relish has sold ono Of his
farms to VIM. Ohms of st. Louis.
Mr.. Schamma delivered stock
at New Truxton one day last
week.
r. E. Davis delivered ten 240-
pound hogs to o. Hukried Of New
Tsuxton at $500 per owt.
Chas. Blackburn and daughter
were in this vicinity Friday.
Sometime ago while H. e
8traok was fixing q chair with
wire, a piece of wire broke and
hit him in the eye, which is cause
ing him much trouble and does
not improve.
Misses Maggie and Wayne
Thurman of near Pendleton visit
cd in this locality the latter part
Of the week.
Mrs. B. T. Hancock does not
Improve. She is at w. w.
Hancock's of New Truxton now.
Hut Hill and family visited at
Hrs. Beck's Sunday. We learn.
Cd later that one Of the children
fell from a tree and broke both
osms.
G. L. Jackson Is visiting in
Rush Hill and Montgomery at
present.
Henry Copenhaven and wife
attended the funeral of MI. Copen-
haven's brothers. wife, who was
burned TO death.
H.J. Schwarze and family visit
cd in Troy, the last part of the
week.
Mrs. Chas. Dyke and little son,
are visiting j. w. Bolton and
family.
Henry Reisch was in the Belle
Vile vicinity on business one day
last we. X.
The entertainment at the school
house was a grand success but
ewing to the rain the crowd was
not so large as it would have been.
All, who braved the weather to 90
had a good time though.
Miss Cora Thurman closed a
ave-month term of school, which
was very successful, Friday night.
Miss Cora was a good teacher and
made many frien DIS while here.
We regret very much that we
did not have the pleasure of meet
ing the Belleville correspondent at
She entertainment at Pin Oak.
THE MONKEY.
SWOPE DISTRICT
Mrs. Mollie league and family
moved to the farm in Hall district
lately vacated by Mr.. Edward
Fields, which she has bought.
Mr.. Fields will 60 to st. Charles
e live.
Mr.. Ed Fields gave the young
people a dance last Monday
night.
Mr.. Chas. Vogt had b public
sale the 10th selling all his live
stock, grain, hay and farming
Implements. Mr.. Vogt will 60 to
st. Louis to make his future
home.
MIR. Sam Abrams had q sale
Tuesday, Feb. 10, after which he
will 60 to Kansas to make his
future home. Morgan District loses
. good family but q loss is
Kansas gain.
Mr.. H. A. Krafs had an admini.
strator's sale at the home of Chas.
Kraft deceased on Thursday, Feb
10th. Selling live stock, grair
and farming implements. Mrs.
Kraft will continue to live on tho
farm.
Mr.. Ohas. Daley transacted
Business in Montgomery Monday
Mrs. w. H. Purvis has been on
che sick list the past week.
DIXIE.
WALNUT GROVE
M N.Y. N--.- 49,
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EGGS FOR SALE-Barred Ply
moth Rocks. Best strain In the
county. 81 for IS. Get your eggs
early. l move April 1st. Apply
to J. E. Kerr, Montgomery, Mo.
Williams news., 1908-07-04
Violated Eight Hour Law

For violating the eight hour law the Chicago, Milwaukee x St. Paul railroad company must pay fine of 5000 and $50 additional costs according to the judgment entered by Judge Warren in the Tarrent case, on motion of Attorney Gen. eral F. L Gilbert. The action, which was a test case on the part of the railroad company, involved the working overtime of telegraph operator at way station. The case will now be appealed to the supreme court and then taken to the United States court.