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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
Ginbredler crid)uGcn.

Spoc 8orf. ST., %. Moi.-Gin
unbefonnter Ginbred)er biibtc Den
Teriud, Die aoiie ei1es bieliaen Sc
id1fts olls5lrdumen, nit benz Sooe.
Sri. Sottie Sob cntoefte ben Gin
bringing i'm 8eid1fte i6res @uters
ilno benahriftigte, obne Den Ginbrc-
der bel leiner Mrbeit 5u itoren, cine
In5obl lltnger Serren, Die ons aunse
Sols lmltelltcn uno oen Ginbreder
obfnBten, olS er iif oltrf ein 6enItcr
aus Dem Stuilbe maden mollte. Mls
CT Wiene maftc, cine perltedte @oiie
51 aiebelt, CAB Ird)ie Billings einen
Ttepolperif)uB oiif i'm Of, Ser spei
Stunoen ipGter ben Soo oes Monnes
sur Solge batte. Der ltnbefonnte, in
OelIeit Saifen man aitBer Dem Sl,.
balt Der al%tsgcralibten 2aoenfoiie cine
Inaabl Ginbcrd,eriperf5enae porfane.
lueieertc iif, iciten Manen on5llae.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
3ipei Sabre 3ud)tbans.

ct. TauI, @inn., 90. Wtoi. -
q. 3. Gretu, Der friibere ErGiiocnt Der
perfro6ten 9anf bon Somline, cinea
Itoatliden SnititutS, ipurbe iuegcll
Innabme bon 9epoiiten iiir ieille be.
reits 5ablungSiniabige ganf 81 5lpci
Sobren 3udtbails p%erurtbeilt. "a
ein NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inn @ongc
III, luiirbe Die @o~Q5iebirn9 bcS llr.
tbeiIipruds pertagt mo 9rep geoclt
cine 9iirgidoft bon $4,000 einitucilen
auf ireien SUB geiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
grntaler Worb einacitanSen.

q d. III 3, go. %. Moi.-Eer
iucgen Efcrbeoiebitabls in abington,
ga, inbaftirte Nfeger Hobert Moorc
%9eitono ein, ben ~t5.i1brieen Sobn
pom Robert ". Sines, baiien 2eid)c
fiir5lid unipeit 5reeIing, Gidinion.
Gountp So, nit a6getrenntcm aopf
uno obgetrennten Armen ilno 9eil1et
a~ufgefunOen puroe, nit Siilie zines
forbigen SpieBgeie1en ermorbet rmo
I'M $50 bcraltbt 5lt boben. Ger
Worocr mlroe bon Mbington iortge.
ldafft, tint elmer 2pnd)gefobr por5ll.
bcllgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
$4,000 ShaoencrInB.

Gbicogo, 90. Mai. - Ibrion s.
Sonore, Elm Sruoer BON Srou Eotter
Ealnler, Der in Der bieiigen 8eieQ.
idait 81 ben %befannteiten Grid)eimun-
gen 5Gblt. lit bon SanleS $. ga Eeorl
anf $4,000 Sdooeneriot nerfloot
iporberL neil er Dem alGger Die GIT
neigune ieirer Satin entfremoct ba-
ben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24

b1tten, Die 3elteen, ipeld)e Dor Der
@rono Surp IN 0tuSfogee un0 2lllo
ousiagten, ein5uIdiiftern unb gcgen
Die Ingeflagten cinSunebmen. 6erter
ioQen Die erludGnter 9eumten Der
iuft bn6enL Die I%ngeflogten ourd)
Yer6ffentlidlngen in ben 3citllngen
51 ihGhiger, lln0 eS miro b%ebauptet,
lie bGttcn Die Gntlniiung Der eriten
8rano Sltrp uilo Die 9ilbung elmer
5~rpeiten MIR peranloBt, neil iie Dor.
Qusgeicben bdtten, oaf Die erIte feiuc
Qnflugcn erbeben lperoc.
@encralonmolt @ideribam bot CT.
fart, Dob in ben Inflagen gegen Die
Understandable @regg rnb Iuib
nidtS geifeben peroe, bis Die Geb-
tercn nit ibrer &erfolgung oes Sal
les Dor Der 0rano Surp in Oflobomo
5u Gnbc iinb. Gr fat BON oclt beiben
@enonnten Die Terlid)arung crbolten,
tic Batter iif ior9iam oopor aebiitet,
in Dem Sale irgeno etiuaS llll5Iemli=
Dies 81 tbun.
SpurinmteitS AnlGnc.
aQc angcbote fir Die 2ieferung BON
Sis lulo &oblen iiir Die uerihteoenen
&egierlungS . requirements murben
bon Der Goiti6en S~parionltcitss
Gommiiiion nbgeluieien, meldJe Die
anfGlfc beior9t. Ser &iilfs-S 6ae.
omtslefretdr Stiles lit Toriiber Der
Gommiiiion. 9isber batte jebeS De-
partement icire eigenen @infdufe &C.
madt uuo iolpobl Der Sis. lpie Der
&oblentruIt lieferten ben perifieoc-
men Gepurtements 81 ueridieoenelt
Ereiien. Rod) gbmeilung Ser Inge-
bote pur0en nelle aus geltreiben.
@enn iibrigen5 Die 8eriut)e oes EoIt.
GepartementS ~giinitig a~usfoQen,
miro Die Hegierumg i'm nG6iten Sabr
lire eigene G~isfabrit beiieen.
Seine He6uftion ocS Slot
ten 8rogrommS.
Sic &eDuftionen, Die ErGiioent
5oft in Den GoroniGlGgen fir boS
6lotten. Gepurtement fir 1911 onges
oronet bot, bctreffen nitt Dos Slot
acknowledgements, nad elmer bonn
6lottenlefretdr Meper ausgegebenen
GrfIGrung. Gr ia9t, bnB es Die glb-
iift Der Hegierung lei, in Oem font
menoen Sabre 3mei Sdlndti6iffe
Oes ollerneueIten 9reaonougbts"s
SppS ST. bollen. Iud miro Der Gon-
greB I'M Die Mittel gum 9au pon
finn 9orpeoobootjdgern uno einent
mooerncn Reparaturihiii fir Die
Slotte eriuidt iperben.
Sonaii brand Nrbeiter.
Gin Agent bon Sapoii lit 81 San
SuaiL Eorto Hico, angelangt, Inn
b~reibu1oert portoricaniid,e Nrbeiter
fir Die EGantogen ouf Sopoii 5u cn-
gagiren. Seb3ig limo bereits ouf Dem
9ampier rGoamo" 0 San Suon
mad 9teip-Uorf ge9anger, bon 100 llc
iiber Son 5rancisco nad Salpaii
fabren peroen. Zen ar6eitern lit ireie
Subrt, elm Wonotslobn bon $50 unO
Elm Solts periproden moroen.
Totbe reu5marfe iir
1909.
GaS BON ser Netu = Oorfer ,Irt5
Seoerotion" ols Yreisrid)ter in bent
@ett5cperb sum @ntruurf Der Dies
iGbri9en @eibnadtsmarfe oes Hos
then &reu5es eineeleete Gomite, IN
Dem 6rancis 3. 0ftller oen 0oriib
fiibrte, bat ieinc Gntid)eioung befamt
gegeben. Gano6 erbielt Gnrl @rn.
gate BON New.Oorf inter touieno De
merbern ben eriten Ereis pom 500
fir ben bon linn cin9eionbten Ont.
lullrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
Wefannter GartpriIt tuot.

Camden, S..G., %. Mni. = :.
Is. Bulb, friiber Gortoniit Scr 20. y.
@orlO," lit in Ieinem bieiigen @in.
terbeim ~aeItorben. Gr miro bon iciner
8otttil, orei Sodtern luno eineln
Sobne ilberlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
CSortietung bon Der 1. Seitc.)

trat. 9rauienoer 9eifau GridOa, oils
or perfiillbete, oaB Der &allcrpret5
oem &oIner WGnnergeianguercin SUI
erfnnnt poroen.
9ie an0cren Gbrenprelie c.
Sranffurt a. %, %. N}oi. -
Die peiteren elf G%brenpreiie wllrocn,
iuie folgt, pertbeilt: Gen eritcn Gbs
renpreiS (geitiftet pom Sa1ogroten
bon Seiien) erhieIt Ser @erlincr Sch
reraeiangperein 5ugciproden; Den
5~ipeiten (pon Der Staot 6runffurt
a. 3D. ole Bonner 2icoertofel; ben
brittcn (pon Der 6rciirnu @iaD bon
Hotbifilb) Der &crein HbeinlanO Ii.
aoblen5; Sen pierten (6rau emma
Il. Wumm) GoncoroiosGiien; 0en
f"iil1iteu (aarl b. @einbcrg) @icSbo-
oencr Acknowledgements Den ied)a.
ten, Den Yreis BON Ilbredt Nogen-
iteder, NepsOorf, mic oben gemclOct,
Der 9erlincr SGngerperein; Den lie
benten (Gommer5ienratb <go Bod,
9erlin) &urlSrubcr &icOcrbnlc; ben
uften Dom SGl1gerbuno 6rontflrt
q. %. mo Der 5ronfiurter S0ngcrs
uercinigung) 8ormer SGngCrd)or;
Den nellnten C6rutffurter Hcnnclub)
9ortnlnoer MGnnergeiongperein;
oeu 5ebnten (pon Der 6ranff1trter
Surneridoit) Godener Goncorolo,
uno ben elften (pOm 6ranffltrtcr
Sdiitenpercin) areielOer Sdn9erper-
cinigung.
Steiner llnfoll nuf Scr
q ii If ubrt,
Ironffurt a. W, %. Moi. -
glS Oos beutid)e a%oilerpoor NIT Dem
Yrin5cn OSfor mo Der Frin5eiiin
@iftoria 2iliie lid) oltf Der 6abrt BON
@icsboOcn noh 6ranffurt befono,
tlaBte cin Heifen Oea gllitomobilS,
lucldea Die foiierlide 6omilie bcniit-
tc. 8erlebt muroe N%ienton0, bod ma
rem ole Snialien ge5munGcn, Elm an.
beres Iutomobil ST. beiteigcn.
Nod 9eenoi9ung Oea @ctt9eiotgS
oriidtc Der &oiier in cincm @cipr0dj
iiber mooerne 0elltIhe GplfSlieoer
iein MibfoIlen in 0e3ug oui Die
ihlpierigen compli5irtcn Eoliogen
aus, Die BON geruiiien GomponiIten
eiltgefiibrt iinb ulo nof 0c5 SoilcrS
Weinu1g ourdlous ltid)t NIT Der lpob.
rem 9enocn5 oeS &olfSlieoeS I'M Gin
flong iteben. Ser aoiier ldlpB NIT
Den @orten: IS merOen feline Men-
DelslobnS mcbr geborcn."
9lutigc aGmpfc nuf
Sumatru.
Nm tie 8 III, %. Wfoi. - guS
Eobanp ortf Sumotro tommt Die
Meloung bon blutiaen Sonlpien 5lpi-
id)en b%oldnoiihen Truppen unO Gin
geborenen. Die llrlahe mar, 0oB Die
gineeeprenen iid) lueigerten, Die
nclierl, linen ouierIegtcn Steuern gu
be6oblen. Sn Dem Sample mllr0cl
pier5ig Gingeborene %getootet mo Die
Srrppen perloren orci Wunn.
Sarbinal aopp'S 3uitonb.
GRESHAM, %. Wtoi. - Ser 3ll-
itonb 0cs &uroinolS OF. @eorq bon
appp, SiiritbiitoiS bon 9resIoll, bat
lid, pieoer perihlimmert nnb miro
fir iebr ernIt erflGrt. Ger aoroinoI
leioet, tpie ihon gemeloet, an &un9cn.
cnt5iinoung,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
Sbopon, Hublon6, %. Mai.

bopon, &irblonb, 90. Mai. -
Cine TaubcrbonOe iibcrficl bclttc cine
Tcgicrlmgs- @einihenfc, t0htetc flint
Fcrlonen lrno brohte eincm icfSten
Wornc tootlidc Wltnocl1 bel. Nud).
Dem Die 9anOiten Oos 2ofol 0cpliin-
bert bottcn, bcnerfiteIligtcn tic i6rc
Slud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24

@i1n, %. Mai. - Tic glGlt5cl1-
ben Seranltoltunacn 5ur Grinncriitig
an Den Dor blrnoert >Sobren eriodte-
ren Sieg beS Gr5bcrjogS &orlS iiber
Nopplepn oeil GrItcn bel HIipsrn fail-
Den g~eItern nit Der oroBcn Seier III
@ien ibren NbidluB. aoiicr 6ronS
Soiepb ulb bic Gr5ber50gc nobman
olldl an bicicr @eocnfieier heruorra-
9enoen Nntbcil sur groBtcn @cnll1s
tbliing BON Srnocrttollienoan bcoci.
~lterter @iener, neld)e Dem Wonar-
den rouide1lbe Spntioncn 6creitcten.
lie gan3e @orniion bate oiti Dem
WnrinlilIonS Ylot, ollf ser Hina.
StraBe nno am Gllberll 9llroplub
Milt1telllrng genonmtcn. &0d)it ci!i-
orldspol %pcrlicf Die 5cicr olli Dem
girgplns Dor Dem Gr5bcr5og aorl-
Ienfmul, pelda bltrd) eillen pr1d)ti.
gen Gbor oes @iener MGnteroeiona.
pcreirrs ltimlmingSpoa cinaelcitet
moroen mar. Int ~9tadImittoo uno
gbello ionben nod 5ublreid)e feitIide
TeranItoltungen iiir Sifi5ierc INTO
Wonnihoften itott. glld) al biiraef-
llden 6eiern mar fem Wangel. dn
Wlen luitroe ooS 9eiamnnte Frt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24
Nmsipsrrnna Snr Nntiuurt ami Strife.

g bompfim ga, %. Mtoi.-TlS
Die ltrifcnbcn Nngcitclltcn Der .2olt-
bel a1ltting Wills" iid 9eitern irod)
Den @eifoftSrGllmcn Der @cieQifait
begobell, Tim ihrc 2obne in Gntpfong
5ii ilebmclL, lpllrbe ibnen crfl1rt, IN
Ilbctrodt Der Sobnitreitigfeiten iper.
De Die gal5c 6nbrit nit aiisnabme
zines GcportenentS, meld)cS 10 2eiltc
beid1ftigt, oilf unbeitimmlte 3eit &c.
ifloilcl perocu. Sn Solge beiien
meroen $50 grbciter beid6itigrmgS.
los.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-24

qronm ser Geremonie'n bltrd teilut
W}iBton geit0rt.
&eioer boben eS it'd o6er Die Slos
menen III &nibadL &ruin, nldt nc1'
men laiien ulld) Die glorrcidcn Grs
inneruu95tage 81 OcltidleitolifeIt
IuSihreitlngct 81 benltbelt. Sic
beluerfiteaigen IN grober 3ubl cine
lGrmen0e Concentration 1egcn bic
Nipern-Seier uno iniultirtcn oie
Ocuti6en I6eilncbmcr. Gic III.
mute ortetell oermuB2n aus, BOB sic
Yoli5ei eini6reiten mllBte, melder Ca
ihlieBlih gelung, bic SIomcnen I'll
Yaoren 5lt trai6en.
d. Ginon3rc=
orm Yldnc.
@icn, %. Wtoi. - Phi 0o5 Sch.
boiteItc beiproGen merOen Die nclten
9cit2uerungspl0nc Oc5 6illon6mini-
tiers Gr. u. 9ilin9fi, meld)e (mic 9ae
melOet) III Scr porgcitrigen SiBlu8
Der 9iioaet.Gommiiiion Oc5 GbgcorO-
n~ctenbouieS cine Grb0blui1 Ser Gin.
fommenItelter ltnO Der Grbihoft5-
itcuer III @orid)log 6rod)tc. SIC
gr06te Nllfmcrflnmtcit crrcgt Die &c.
plant1 9cIteuerunQ BON &unggciel,
len, alien SltugIerlL fin0crlolet @bc.
paorcn uno Oeripittlpeten Berionen.
&orncGme Wt au0pcrgGitc c.
Mier, %. Mui. - &on 6cItltr,
tcrrifteterS eite p%crlaltet berte noG)s
mails, BOB &oiier @ilbclm Dor Den
Ocuti6cn &oiicrmon0pcrn olli 0rci
Gage Die oitreidil6en (rllppcnnonoa
Der in NtorOm0bren beiltfcn miro.
Son Der gleiden GueQc miro Der.
iidcrt, Dab Gr5bcr5oq.G bronfolAcr
6ron3 SeroinonO lno Gr5bcr3oB
Solpotor an bcn Oclttidcn &niicr-
Mton0perll, peIhe lid) oiesmol in
6cm @elGnOe administrations
GrallSbeim abipiclcn iOlclL tbcilncb.
men mer0etl.
@rriihtc ii6cr oponiiU
. itrei Of tides @iinoniB.
petersburg, %. Wtoi. - S5m
9lu5lono pcrbrcitatc Mcl0unqcn BON
Observation-Disclosures b~etreif5 elmer 0it.
reidildE WtilitGr 3 Gonpen-
tion, ipelfe eincn Nngrifi i%citella So
pans I'M Safe zines cltropdiihcn
Gonilifta uoriiebt, iinO bon rlliiiihen
ScniotionsiGQern nit @icr ollige-
Nriifen morOcn. Mcbrerc 3eitungcll
pcr0ffcntlidcn lotgc 2lrtifal iibcr hic
ioponiid)cn &iiitun0cn III Goreu urro
Die @obrideinIihfcit zines Tiiden.
gngriffS. GoS uIiiiidc 9%hlswGrti1c
Hnlt mibt oicien Wtcloun9an niht Die
0crinGltc @iftigteit bel mo crfl0rt,
OoB Die rltiiiIdrioponiidcn @ejicbu1-
gen Die benfbor bcitcn iin0.
81 u iii DIES &Guber TIM {.
'" c H.
Sbord II, Rublon0, 90. Wni. -
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Neuburger & Gillen.
Natl. Stock Yards, Ill.

There was a party given to the
young folks at Mr.. Onal Porters
last Saturday night. A large
crowd was present and all report
a jolly good time. All joined in
the games and made each one
glad they had come. We are all
in hopes that Mr.. Porter will
give another in a short time. Al
though the roads were bad and
we all had good way to go, we
felt justified in going with such
a charming woman as Mrs. Por-
ter for our hostess. Among those
present were: Misses May and
Beulah Adams. Dollie, Edna,
Glaydes and Edith Porter, Min
ME Ryan. Lottie Brown and Iva
Hayes; Messrs. Rex and Wesley
McHoney. Stanly Hayes, Orion
and Joseph Whitehead, Karl,
Ralph and Roy Porter, Ernest
Scott, Guy and Raymond Bur-
CESS, Paul Wagner and others.
One of the Guests.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Kills Her Foe of 40 Years.

''The most merciless enemy l
had for 20 years" declares Mrs.
James Duncan, of Haynesville,
Me-, "was dyspepsia. l suffered
intensely after eating or drinking
and could scarcely sleep. After
many remedies had failed and
several doctors gave me up, l
tried Electric Bitters, which cur
ed me completely. Now / can
cat any thing. / am 70 years
old and am overjoyed to get my
health and strength back again"
For indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Kidney Trouble, Lame Back,
Female Complaints, its unequal
ed. Only so cents at Crump &
Kidwell's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Basket Ball Game.

The Montgomery Basket Ball
Team went to Wellsville Saturday
November goth to play against the
Wellsville Team and had very
exciting game. During the first
half, Wellsyille scored A, making
two field goals while Montgomery
scored 8 which made the score Cd
at the end of the first half.
During the sec ,nl half, Wells-
vile exchanged the center aud
goal keeper and made 5 field goals
while Montgomery made one free
throw and oyse field goal. Mont
gomery put ia three substitutes
the last 80 seconds ofthe last half.
One more field goal was thrown
by Montgomery but not allowed
on account of q foul.
The score was i4--i2 in favor OF
Wellsviilc.
Had Montgomery played the
second half as we'll as the Arst
half, there woulda's have been
any doubt about Montgomery
"A St'eAeHf ~ " ,,s N y a. u /,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
The Missouri River.

Once good freight carrying
boats are placed on the Missouri
River as a business enterprise all
doubts about the safety and utili-
ty of that stream will be abandon
ed and the farmers, manufacture
ers and merchants along it's
course will find relief from high
freight rates and unsatisfactory
railroad service; and the boats
will make the river a lively issue
in State politics. The Missouri
must be improved. Congressman
whose constituents are interest
ed will not be slow to take up
the matter. They are hearing
from the people who want the
relief contemplated in the i'm
.provements proposed-improve-
ments which will make the
stream a highway of commerce
and protect rich lands along its
course from overflow and ero-
sion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
BIRDS THE FIRST TO STAND
Tho Only Lower Creation Of Nature
That HabituaiIy Does SO, 40.
cording to Scientists.

And let us note that the art OF
standing began with birds. Frogs
SIT, and as far as / know every rep
tile, be it lizard, crocodile, alligator
or tortoise, lays its body on the
ground when not actually carrying
it, And these have each four fat
legs. Contrast the famingo, which,
having only two, and those like will
low wands, tucks up one of them
and sleeps poised high on the other,
like tulip on its stem.
Note also that one toe has been
altogether discarded by birds as
superfuous. The germ, or bud, must
be there, for the Dorking fowl has
produced fifth toe under some in
fuence of the poultry yard, but no
natural bird has more than four.
Except in swifts, which never
perch, but cling to rocks and walls,
one is turned backward, and by a
cunning contrivance the act of bend
ing the leg draws them all auto
matically together. So hen closes
its toes at every step it takes, as if
it grasped something and of course
when it settles down on its roost
they grasp that tight and hold it
fast till morning.
But to birds that do not perch
this mechanism is only an encum-
brance, so many of them, like the
plovers, abolish the hind toe entire
ly, and the prince of all two legged
runners, the ostrich, has got rid of
one of the front toes also, retaining
only two.-Strand Magazine.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Methodist Church Notes.

Rev. Ben Weeks of Monroe
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday night to the edifcation
of all.
The Epworth League will give
a Thanksgiving social at the res
idence of DIR. Geo. Nuns, Friday
evening. Let each one take or
send something for the Thanks
giving Box" which is to be sent
to the Institutional Church in
Kansas City. Clothing or eata-
bles will be acceptable.
Rev. w. H. Ellington will oc-
cupy the pulpit Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Services Sunday at II a. m. and
at 7 p. m.
Junior League at 2.3o p. m.
Epworth League at 6.I5 p. m.
Sur day School at o.45 a. m.
Do not forget the benefit sale
at the St. Louis store this week.
Remember to answer your pas
tors letter before December 10.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Gray Team Stolen.

The gray team belonging to
+. G. Femmer's Livery barn was
hired by man who gave his
name as John Garrison OF
Evansville, Ind, and supposed to
be here looking fora farm to pur-
chase on November 9, 'oo and
two days later he telephoned from
Bellfiower and that was the last
that was heard of him, and Mr..
Femmer became anxious about
his team and after advertising he
received word from the post
master at New Haven, Missouri,
that the team answering the de-
scriptio1 had been purchased by
a farmer about FIVE miles from
that city. Mr.. Femmer left
here Monday afternoon for New
Haven to identify the team.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
HORSES AND MULES
WANTED.

Neuburger and Gillen, Horse
and Mule Buyers will be here
and at Wellsville on dates named
below.
Neuburger and Gillen will be
at:
Montgomery City, Fri. Nov. 2t
Smiths Livery Barn.
Wellsville, Saturday, Nov. 27th.
# Lehnen's Mule Barn.
Horses from a to 8 years old,
on the driving order; Draft hor-
ses; and wagon chunks.
Mules. Mules 3 years old and
over, any size-don't bring in
any thin, rough, long-backed
horse mules as we have no mar
Yet for that kind.
-Will also buy some aged hor-
'ses and mules if in good flesh.
All Stock Must be in good Flesh.
Will be at the above named
towns on dates named, rain or
shine. Don't forget the dates as
we come to buy. Tell everybo-
dy.
Neuburger & Gillen.
Natl. Stock Yards, Ill.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Forced Into Exile.

VIM. Upchurch Of Glen Oak,
Okla, was an exile from home.
Mountain air. he thought, would
cure frightful lung racking
cough that had de6ed all rene
dies for two years. After six
months he returned, death dog
ging his steps, Then / began
to use Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry" he writes, "and after taxi
ing six bottles / am as we'll as
ever" 1t saves thousands
yearly from desperate lung dis
eases. lnfallible for Coughs, and
Colds, it dispels hoarseness and
Sore Throat Cures Grip, Bron-
chitis. Hemmorhages, Asthma,
Group, Whooping Cough. so
cents and SIoo Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Crump & Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm | will
sell at public auction to the high
est bidder on
Tuesday, November go, 1909
at the farm 8 IL miles north
west of Mineola, and about 1 II
miles south Of Milestone bridge.
on the Williamsburg road, the
following property to-wit:
Aged Horse, 1 coming 3-year
old mule, Good Mich Cow, I6
Head of Yearling Steers, high
grade, 8 Head of Shoats, weight
about I25 pounds each, 80 Chick
ems. 10 Stacks of Hay, 1 Farm
Wagon, Good Buggy, nearly
new. 1 Hay Frame, 1 Moving
Machine, Hay Rake, I Hay
Frame, 1 Three-horse Breaking
Plow, and other tools, imple-
ments, kitchen and household
goods. etc, too numerous to
mention.
Terms of Sale Sums of $40
or under, cash in hand. Sums
over $40, twelve months time,
on bankable notes at ? per cent
interest. Ut. Davis. Owner.
Rush Crane, Auctioneer.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
EXPLAINED.

His daughter had just acquired
culture" and the special form that
her malady took was acute Rome.
At breakfast she talked of st,
Peters, at luncheon of the Forum,
at dinner of the catacombs. And be-
tween meals she sandwiched in
learned chatter concerning Michael
Angelo, the Colosseum, and the Arch
of Trajan.
'T see now," sighed the exhaust
ed father, "why it's called the Eter-
nal City,"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
$1.oo M 4 ABEAscs YEAs
Little Rosy" to Wed.

On December 8, 1900, Hon. E.
+. Rosenberger, member of the
Legislature from this county, and
representing attorney, and
Miss Lucille Dowell, the charm
ing and accomplished daughter
OF Senator Dowell, OF LaBelle,
Mo, will be united in marriage.
It IS said Mr.. Rosenberger
has rented the Hunter property
on end street, where he and his
bride will fbake their home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
WOMEN LOSE THEIR YOUTH.

An observing woman at an annual
picnic in England noticed that the
women of the working classes" in
attendance were old at 35, and few
of these women who had reached
that age had their own teeth. With
out teeth the health cannot be good,
and this may have something to do
with the old look on the faces of the
women, which makes it good argu-
ment in favor of compulsory dentis-
try in the schools.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Death of Mr.. D. H. Whitehead.


Mr.. David Henry Whitehead
was born February 1858 east OF
Wellsville, Mo-, Montgomery
county, and died in this city No
vember 10Th, 1909 of cancer of
the bowels. Aged 81 years.
Mr.. Whitehead married Miss
Julia Jones to which union three
sons, Guy, Everett and Chester
were born, all of whom survive
him. He was a kind and loving
father and husband. He was a
member of the Methodist Church
and was ever loyal to its teach
ings. The funeral services were
held in the Methodist Church at
Wellsville Sunday afternoon
about I.3o p. m. Rev. Benz.
Weeks Of Monroe City, Mo-, as
sisted by Rev. ]. M. Bone Of
ficiating.. Interment in the
Wellsville cemetery.
The pail bearers were Messrs
Edward Kerwin, VIM. Gillian,
Rob't' Baker, ,Chas. Reed, Frank
Lewis and Foster Lewis.
The bereaved family have the
sympathy of many relatives and
friends.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-11-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Frank H. Corum to A. c. Eby,
36-47-5, 5000.
H. F. Gooch to N. E. & B. M.
Gooch, 3-5o-5, $500.
Lizzie Wells to Dan Willis,
lots in Jonesburg, $3.50.
Mrs. Sarah c. Oliver to Milton
N, Oliver, 22-4Q.6, $I.oo
John E Shaw to Louisa Shaw,
I6-46-5, $I5o.
]. c. Davidson to T. F. Han
cock, lots in Wellsville, $Ioso.
! Eccra F. Heplar to T. F.
Utterback, lots in Danyille, $I67s.
w. H. Holcomb to Thos. N.
Bendurant, lots in Montgomery,
$3.50.
Frank NJ. Connor to J. H.
Mansur, I7-48-5, $25oC.
M. M. Oliver to Mrs. Sarah
c. Oliver. z2-4o--6, $I.oo.
]. F. Young to Frank 0.
Young, $40.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
B. A. Marrischall. Middletown; !;
Miss La r. Bethel, Middletown.
Thos. J, Roe, East St. Louis I;
Miss /. c. Baxter. Bellflower.