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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11

Powell thence to Yglesia de Nuestra Sonora
de Guadalupe tSpanish) church, Broadway and
: mass will be celebrated for the repose of her
soul. commencing at $3.50 a. M inferment
Holy Cross cemetery
PRICE-At rest, September s. 1909, Nellie
j., dearly beloved wife of William Price tlieu-
tenant of police. retired. and loving sister
of Carrie NJ. Blair and Mrs. Walter f. For
ster of Seattle. WASH, native of Vermont
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today Sat
urdayl September H. 1903. at 1890 o'elock
avenue near Army street, Interment Mount
oivet cenSetery. by electric funeral car from
corner of Twenty eighth and Valencia streets
RECoRD-In Oakland CAL September s. 1909.
| Isaac Edward Record. native OF Maine,
aged 70 years months and IS days.
The funeral services will be held today
Saturday }. at o'clock ?. m, at the
Point Lobos avenue.
RoSSI-In THIS city, September Q. 1909. Charles,
dearly beloved of John and Margaret
Ross. and loving brother of John. yirgIno,
Theodore. Florence and Stella Rossi and Mrs
Mary Jennings native of San Francisco.
Cal aged 21 years months and days
inrited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow 1Sun-
day. September r. 1909. at L o'clock p. M.
from his late residence. 14S Schwerin street:
yisitacion valley. thence TO Corpus christi
church for services. at p. m. Interment
Italian cemetery.
SANDY-In Ogden Utah. September 10. 1909:
IHoiids utdIfy DcioAtu sun VI s's'iiiue.
J and Mary Sandy and loving brother of
Frank J. Sandy and Mrs. Frank c. Adams,
native of San Francisco, Cal. aged Is years
/ month and 81 days.
STUMPF-In this city, September o, 1909. Wal
ter. dearly beloved of John and Regina
Stnmpf and loving brother of Mrs. Walter
NJ. Adams of Belinas, Cal; Mrs. II. J.
Manasse, of Napa. Cal. and Peter, John Jr.
and Katherine Stumpf and the late Mrs. An
drew Mcconnell. native of San Francisco,
Cal. aged 21 years months and % days.
Friends and acquain5ances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tSun
day, September u, at l O'Clock. from the
residence of his parents. 1211 Railroad ave-
nue. South, near Fifteenth avenue Interment
(private), Woodlawn cemetery.
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Montreal Races

MONTREAL, Sept 1O.-shcwery weather pre-
vailed ar Blue Bonnets this afternoon. but the
tsck was fast and big fields were entered in
clsred Of; It did not ell. and another race
was substituted. The seven furIcng event
brought out shifty field. The scratches.
First race-BeIle Kingston. Third race
Tourist. Howard shesn. Booger Red. Fourth
Fifth race-Peep In. Aphrodite-
fIrst rec selling, year Olds six furlongsI
snd 5 70 5. won by head: 'Pllka, ios Gold
steinl- 5 70 ? 6 TO and 10 s, second; Judge
5 TO 8, third. Time. l:I4. vesar, Aceiyn.
Brunhilds, Don DiaE. Hedge Rose. Autumn Girl
Norman. also ran,
Second race. year olds and upward. one
mile. foaled IN province Of Quebec-Lady of
Mercia. 81 tBrannonl. to 10, 2 to-5 and out.
won by eve lengths; okis. 10e e. Leel. TO
1. even and out, second: victoria, lie &C. True
Ia -. zeths, Orphan Belle. also ran.
oo ss b. IN fares lengths SINCE los sR1
Daley eIss nos sRa Rce e 70 to to aDd
3, third. Time. 1926 As. MagdaleD, Lady
irPs Fs.,-; sis Jscq1e Psr1sr: s1 also ran: ia. ns
upward. u seiiingEJohnnie blake ios 5RIce,. I a
3 J. 10 : and e 10, won BY nose;
ana 70 10. second: Grande Dame, ss CGanz)
70 l. to I and TO 5. third. Time. l:14 Is.
Fifth race. selling. 4 year olds and upward,
six furiongs-snowbaIl. Io3 Gross. IS TO 5.
s 70 and 10 s. won By half length Star
Emblem. es IS J. Daris),- 20 10 J. TO 1
and TO 1. second: Sally Preston. 103 ken
nedyb. 9 TO . to and TO 3. third Time
1916 Is. KOkomo. Maud Sigsbee, Darlington,
Martha Jane. Paul Ruinart. also
sixth race. selling. year olds and upward.
lo7 Cummings Z TO i, TO j and even. won
ny length: Goiconda. III (Musgrave). 8 10
$, TO 10 and TO 3. second: ouages. 1o7
CAM. 10 /. 10 and to ). third. Time.
2sos 3-5. A. Muskcdsy, Keep Moving. Colonel
Zeb also ran
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19O9 William Alfred. beloved son of Peter
and Giradina Meier, and devoted brother of
Ben rrederiek ana naare aeler c,th nave rd 90
days. A member of Germania club.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
i invited te attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day.. September II. at 1:30 p. M, from
the parors of II. f. Suhr & Co.. 2919 Mis-
sion street between Twenty, nth and Twenty
electric funeral car, from Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets
MILLER-In MeIrose Cal. September TO- 1909
Minnie H.. dearly beloved wife of Alpheus
Miller mother of Layerne and Alma Miller,
daughter of Mrs. s. f. McCarl and the late
Andrew T. Banchaeld, and sister Of Charles
a native of stockton, Cal-- aged 26> years j
months and day.
MoRAN-In Oakland. CAL. September 10.
1909. Bridget beloved wife of the late John
Moran sister OF Mrs. Cecilia Hannahan. and
aunt of James ]. Haisaahan. native of
County Mayo. Ireland aged 81 years and
months. New York and Philadelphia papers
please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
tember 49, 1909. at. . o'clock a. m. from
her late residence. 979 Pine street. thence
10 st. Patrick's church where SO solemn mn re, re-
renose of her soul, commencing at 9:3o m.
Interment st. Mary's cemetery.
NEWMAN Berkeley Cal. September, 2 ?.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Newman, and sister
pf j
A Newman Mrs. NJ. a. Van Anken and
Mrs John Smith and niece of John +. Curry.
a native of Berkeley. Cal, aged IA years
months and days
Friends aud acquaintances are respectfully
inyited to attend the funeral today tSatur-
day1. September II, 1909, at 80 p. M.
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Van Anken 1926 Fifth street. thence to
ST Josephs church. where services will be
held. commencing at 2 p m. Interment St.
Afary's cemetery
NIsBIT-In this city. September 10. 1909,
Cleaner. dearly beloved wife of James n
Nisbit loving mother of Mrs. W. W. Clarke
of Benicia, Cal. Mrs. W. J. Black. James
\ Nisbit Jr and Margaret I. Nisbit. and
sister of Mrs. Alex Mackey native OF
Scotland aged 20 years months and 4
days.
NuNEs- In Titaroa. Cal. September s. 1909,
Marcia F.. dearly beloved wife of the late
r. A. Nunes, devoted sister of Mrs. NJ. Am
eral Mrs F. Mattos and Joseph Enos. and
loving aunt of Maria J.. Avelar, native of
F.ayal Azores aged 81 years. A member of
AIazzini circle No. 106, Companions of the
Forest. and Council No. 3 of L. Z. p. +. c..
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today tSat-
urdayl September H. 1909, at o'clock a. M,
from the parlors of yaiente, Marini. Marais
& Co.. $40 Green street between Stockton and
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Notable Deaths
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Friday, September TO- 1909:
ANCoRA-TH0MAIEN- W.. Ancora. ~,
Lick house, and En,ns Caroline Thommen,
%. Stockton
C0NRAD-CAILAHAN-E Conrad. 81,
1921 Green ST.. and Cecilia Catherine Cal
lahan, n. Chattanooga ST.
THAL-STEINBERGER - Max Philip
Lilienthal &c. 1901 Cough St. and Hilda
Alice Steinberger. %. 1879 Jackson st.
LowENTHAL-DE soMER-Goodrnan Lowen-
thai. 30. and- Mabel de -Somer, 80. both OF
Hotel Dorchester.
-B0EHM--James McConyilie. "a.
and Mary Boehm, %. both OF Oh Howard st.
MONTGOMERY =RENISoN-Herbert Chester
Montgomery 2s. Oakland. and Mae n. Reni-
son. % 435 Fourth
MURPHY Y-McGREw-Peter Leo Murphy. 35,
and Estelle Constance McGrew, "a, both
Of Petslnma.
NAUMANN-DUNNE-He Naumann, %.
539 octavia ST.. and Rose Dunno, 81 II
Farren
o'CoNNoR-CLEARf-P o'Connor. =,
$40 Pennsylvania ave, and Agnes Cleary p,
362 Missouri st.
sTEIN-CAHEN-Joseph Rittigstein. 81.
Los Angeles. and Rose Cahen, is. 543 Baker
street.
SHAw-BRoBST-Jac Lyon Shaw. &c. and
Eleanor Brobst, 10, both of Oakland
GER-LEyY-Laurence -Strassbur-
ger, %. pip Jackson ST., and Helene Levy.
81, 2510 Jackson St
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Additional Sporting News
Greatest Mile
Race Ever Run,
Says Schneider
Jack Akin, Plunged on by His
Owner, Suffers Defeat
by King James

Jockey Tommy Burns. who was in
5ured by a fall at Fort Erie during
the summer meeting. has fully recov-
cred and is expected to resume riding
this week. His brother G. Burns, is
IN good form on the Canadian circuit
Rose Queen, the flly Sam Hildreth
is training for Al Koenigsberg. is show
ing marked improvement with the ad-
vent of cool weather at Sheepshead
Bay She turned the tables on Prince
hal IN clever style Monday.
After the running OF the Ocean ham
oicap, in which King James beat Jack
Atkln, Barney Schreiber said that Jack
Atkin ran the best race of his career.
and that both the Hildreth horse and
the son of Sain had showed the best
mile performance, considering the
American turf Each OF the horses
carried 1913 pounds. The race was run
in 1:37%. but Jack Atkin, off poorly.
was timed separately In 1877. The big
sprinter dwelt at the start. Tom Shaw
led a plunge on the Schreiber horse.
Joe Rose is due back in New York
next week after a visit to Europe. He
will remain in the east for SOME time.
When August Belmont returned to
New York he announced that Ethelbert
would remain in his private stud IN
France. Eleven of the Belmont mares
were bred TO him, as well as a num-
Der OF French mares. Belmont ex-
pressed himself as being pleased with
the outlook for the racing situation in
the east.
Okenite. the horse Edward 'Henner
raced at Emeryville last season, mas
been turned over to w. Allen, the
steeplechase jockey, who viii schpol
him through the field.
II is expected that Jockey Joe Notter
viii return from Germany 10 this
country within a month He left the
employ of Baron Weiberg some weeks
ego
After winning the Flatbush stake
with Waldo, c. L. Harrison said he
would retire the champion colt for the
season.
J. c. Follansbee, who returned to
New York from Mexico, announced
that the construction work of the new
track at Juarez was half completed.
He was well impressed with the out
look and said the track would be one
of the finest in the country
a schedule Of dates which eliminates
2 conflict has been arranged for the
Salt Lake and Ogden race meetings
The Ogden meeting, which opened this
week. will continue until September IL
The Salt Lake meeting will begin the
following day and run to October ,.
The 10 days following are allotted to
ogden. and the Salt Lake races VIII
resume October IL and run until Octo-
her 90.
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and Mrs L. c. Richmond. native of
Brooklyn. n. Y, aged 50 years month and Z
days.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sun-
day., September II 1909, at l o'clock p. M.
Interment private. by funeral car.
HANSEN-In Fruityale. CAL, September TO-
1903. Arvid Magner. dearly beloved son of
Martin and Annie Hansen. native of San
Francisco, Cal, aged years 10 months and
"a days
HILL-In Oakland, Cal, September 10. 1909
Emma. Emma. beloved wife Of = G. Hill and
nstiRe m9fRer % Of Ohio O. a Mi 81 OF Dos Paios ca
1909. at the family residence. 1000 Harper e
street. John w, beloved husband of Sophia
NJ. Mercedes and Berkeley Howell. and
brother Of Mark Howell. Mrs. William e.
Mcdonnell of Santa Rosa and Mrs. d. G.
AIacI.ean OF Salinas. Cal, native of Cali
forna, aged 40 years months and l6 days.
HUGHES--In this city. September 9. 1909
Walter Hughes. native Of San Francisco,
CAL, aged is years.
JAcKSoN-offcers and members of North End
Grove No 141, y A. o. D.. are requested
to attend the funeral of our late brother.
tember H. 1909, at o'clock from the par
lors Of Julius $. Godean, 2l2s Bush street
By order of cIfAs. CRAIG. n. A.
JOHN B. LEITH. Secretary.
KRATTIGER (Hintermann)-In this city. Sep
tember S. 1909. Anna beloved wife of the
late John krattiger. devoted mother of Adolph
HinterInann. sister OF Mrs. Joseph Fuchs, and
grandmother of Charles A. Adolph F.. and
otto G Hintermann; native of Switzer-
land. aged s3 years months and 1 day.
Friends and aequaintances respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral today fSat-
urdayl. September H.. at l:30 p. m. from
the parlors of II. F. Suhr & Co., 2sl9 Mis-
sion street between Twenty fifth and Twenty
sixth. Interment Mount olivet cemetery, by
carriage.
LAUFF-Tn Crescent City. Del Norte county,
Cal, September g. 1909, Emma, beloved wife
of oreas b. Lauff, and daughter of the late
Charlotte Brown.
Funeral viii take place on arrival of the
steamer Mandaay. Interment Salem cemetery.
LINNEwEBER-In this city, September 10.
1909, Bernard. beloved husband of the late
Francisco Linneweber. and loving father OF
Rev. FIR. Anthony. o. f. NJ; Mary Lime
weber and the late Frater Honoratus. O. F.
NJ. Ven Sister ~ Petronella. o. s. F., and
Ven. Sister NJ. Cecilia. o. s. D., native
of Schermseck, Germany, aged 73 years and
81 days
LYNCH September o. 1909, David j. Lynch
OF Oakland. Cal. beloved husband of Mar
garet Lynch. and son of Catherine and the
late Timothy Lynch, native of California,
aged AZ years months and u days. A
member OF Oakland lodge No. 161, B. p.
O. E.. and Oakland aerie No. I, F. o. f.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services Monday, September 13.
1909, at 1890 O'Clock a m, at Elks' hail.
4l6 Fourteenth street, Oakland. under the
direction of Oakland lodge No. 161. B. P. o. Z.
MAUvAIS-In Oakland. Cal, September g.
1909, Margaret NJ. Mauvais, beloved wife of
r. Mauvais, and loving mother of Harold
Mauyais, a native of New York, aged Al
years.
McGUIRE-In this city, September o. 1909
John Mcclure. native of San Francisco Cal.
aged 43 years.
MEIER-At Lake Tahoe. Cal. September g.
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MEETINGs-Leeal
STOCK HOLDERS MEETIN'

STOCK HOLDERS MEETING.
To the stock holders OF THE UNITED IN
yESTMENT C0MPANY-Please take notice that
the regular annual meeting Of stock holders OF
be held at its principal splsce for ransacting
business. In ARIZONA. to wit, at the office Of
the company with the Stoddard Incorporate
Company In rooms 16 and 1s). In room Is In
the postoffce building. at the southeast corner
of Center and Monroe streets. in PHOENIX,
ARIZONA. e. s. A. on Saturday, the eleventh
u1th) day OF September. A. D. 1909. at the
hour of eleven (11) O'Clock a. m. for, the pur-
pose OF ratification and confirmation OF any and
all business transacted by the stock holders and
directors of said corporation up to the time or
said meeting. and for the purpose Of transacring
such other business may come before the
meeting. A. C. STELTER.
Secretary OF The United Investment Company.
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Sheepshead Bay Races

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Sept. 1e-F1rst race,
six and half furiongs-Fitzherbert, to I5,
won; Notasulgs. u TO 1. second: Orphan Lad.
100 10 ], third Time. I:2l 3-5.
Second race. and sixteenth miles
Taboo. 70 ]. won; Bird Of Flight ii, 10 1.
second: King Sol. u 20 1. third. Time. IS Is.
Third race. I've and a half furlongs-I-ivonia. a.
10 70 /. won: Prince Imperial. 10 s. second;
Medallion. 10 1, third. Time, 1.o7 1-5.
Fourth race one miie-FfrestoDe, 4 TO J.. won
Black Mate. 10 j. second: Arondack, Z to 5,
third Time, 1:4l.
Fifth race six and half furlongs-Glenna-
desne 4 10 3 won: Harry Grothe s 70 1. sec
ond; Madeline L. 70 1, third. Time, "a
Sixth race. mile-Nimbus. 10 2. won
third. Time I:1I
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MARRIAGES

COGGIN-DE PREFoNTAISE-In this city.
September 3, 1909, by the Rev. r. Logan,
Clarence Adams Coggin and Lois Emma de
Prefontaine.
KITTERMAN-DEEMER- this city. Septem-
Der 9. 1909. by the Rev. Herbert n Bevier.
Edward Joseph Kitterman and Marguerite
Bowen Deemer, both OF SaE Francisco.
MIrLER-WILLIAMS--In this city, September
9. 1909. by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke. Henry
William Miller and Minnie Evalne Williams.
both Of San Francisco.
oLSSEN-PH LIPsoN-In this city, Septem-
Der {, 1909 by the Rev. Philip Andreen,
d. D.. Nigo OLSEN and Nera Philipson, both
of San Francisco.
ERSON-SIM0NSoN-In this city, Sep
tember L, 1909. by the Rev. Philip Andreen.
ID. D.. Emil Peterson and Edla Simonson,
both Of San Francisco.
RoBESoN-LoGAN-In this city, September o.
1909 by the Rev. r. Logan. James Leland
Robson Of Los Angeles and Jessie Blackwood
Logan.
SCHEU-CHAPLAIN-In this city. September
g. 1909. by the Rev. Philip Andreen. d. D.,
pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer
church. DIR. Richard Edmond Scheu and
Blanche Chaplain. both of San Francisco
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. p. C., Sept. 1o.-Today's re-
suits al Minoru park:
First race, Eve and a half furlongs-IllusioD
won, Marin second, Prestige third. Time.
1-l0 is.
Second race Eve and half furlongs-On
Psrole won, Lord Provost second. Zelina third
Time Loo rs.
Third race. six furlongs-Cheers won. Lid
diDgton second. Ofhmar third. Time. 1:16
Fourth race 1Fe and a half furlongs-yessup
burn won, ". T. OTerton second. Jim Gaffney
third Time. 1:Os 4-5.
Fifth race. furiongs-Work Box. won.
Beau Man second, Mauritania third. Time, 1:30
Sixth race. and eighth miles-Mechant
won, Dave Weber second, Kelowns third. Time,
] :55 As.
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European Races

DONCAsTER. Eng. Sept. I0.-The Danum
year Olds only. i've furIongs. was won today by
Sprite. Among the four starters was ii. p
Whitney's Literal -
The Prince OF Wales nursery handicap, plate
Of 1000 sOFereigns, for year olds, distance
one miie WAS won by Apache Among the 20
starters August Belmonts Amical.
PARIS. Sept 10y X vanderbilt's San
PietrO was third In the Prix Ermsk at Naisons
Isftte today
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GOLF CLUB PROPOSED
ecioI Dnpofch 10 The Colll

STOCKTON. Sept. 1o.--The following stock
fonisns are taking prominent part in the for
rnsffon Of q golf club: NJ. A. Hornbeak, DIR. J.
C. Rule Edward +. Fortune, Sheriff W. F.
Sibley, NJ. F. Branch and former Mayor NJ j.
Gardner.
Several sites for links are in view. but the
one most favored is tract Of 100 acres on the
lover Sacramento road. known as the Smith
ranch. There Is = fine two story country resi-
dence the property.
This may be purchased and converted into
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SPECIAL NOTICES

THE annual meeting OF the lot owners or the
Odd Fellows Cemetery association will be held
Mopday, September 81. 1909. at a m at
the office of the association. Point Lobos ave
nue.. San Francisco. for the election of board
of directors and such other business as may pc
lagally brought before it, By order OF tne
board of directors.
WILLIAM E. LUTZ. President
GEORGE PENNINGTON. Secretary.
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TEAMS Ar SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept. 1o.-Dsrkness fell
on the Country clubs courts tonight while Gar
nett and Roberts, the survivors in the tennis
sinrlee in the ir7ermounfsin tournament. were
fgffine out the deciding set in finals Play ia
this rnsfch will be concluded tomorrow On to-
rnorrou,x program there viii also. be the chai-
ienxe mstches in mems doubles and IN women s
singles for the intermountsin championships.
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Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices apd be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
ized TO have the same published Notices
stricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
published once in this column free of charge.
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CHURCH SERVICES

FIRST United Presbyterian church, Golden
Gate av. between Steiner and Pierce sts-
Preaching tomorrow, Sabbath, at II a. m
and .. M. by the pastor. Rev. H. H. Bell
D. D. Morning theme. Grace Growth
Evening theme, "Life's Chief Object" Sab
bath school 9.4J a. m. S. E.. Societies at
400 and $50 p. m. strangers cordially In
vited to all services. Pews free. Courteous
friends.
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BIRTHS

HULIs-In this city. September 3. 1909, TO the
wife OF George W. Hull,
KULLMANN-In this city, September TO- 1909
10 the wife of Leonard G. kuIlmann. SON
MacDOUGAL-In this city, September 0. 1909
TO the wife of w. <. q. MacDougal. son.
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YOUNG man would like 10 get situation in
the country: willing to do any kind OF work.
Box 1856, Call Office.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27
The Methodist Church

Next Sunday morning at the
IL o'clock service will close our
four years. pastorate at the Meth
odist church in this city. The pas
tor will preach at that hour, the
last sermon he will preach in
Montgomery City. The public is
most cordially invited to attend
the Sunday school at s:45 and the
preaching service at IL o'clock.
There will be no services at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
because of the services at the
Chautauqua tent.
H. d. Thompson, Pastor,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27
Rich-Red-Racy. Fan-Taz.

s. s. Whitman, who resides three
miles north of Jonesourg, will in
a short time move to Montgomery
to give his children the advan-
tage of our schools.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

Carson Labrash and Carey Pat
terson of P,ynesville, Pike coun-
ty, drove though the country to
this place Tuesday and are now
visiting Mr.. Labrash's uncle, Da-
vid Sanders, three miles south of
Danville. Mr.. L. is looking for a
location.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

T. d. Russell got a piece of steel
in his eye last week which flew
off the head of hammer. 1t has
given him much pain, and he left
for st. Louis Wednesday morning
with DR.. Dyke to have it taken
out.
Later-the piece OF steel passed
clear through the eye, and the
eye Was taken out entirely.-Bell-
flower News.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

Captain A. w. Laerty whose picture adorns this column
of the TRIBUNE and well the people of this county
stopped off here last Tuesday his Portland
Oregon from Washington and the this city
shaking with many friends attending
qua.
captain that Washington City
the last months examining the Fedea archives in relation
western land titles
The captain is product of Montgomery County and the
people this county of the official record he made
he for two the Prosecuting Attorney of the
county, without exception In this respect he had few equals
and superior through the entire history of the county
Captain Lafery has, W informed, been emminently
location the reputation
being of the best estate lawyers the from
which he receivea most profitable income.
When captain left here he appointed by the Federal
attorney to look after the lands
in the and in which he acquitted with credit
but which he resigned order in the private
the law because lucrative which then
promised and he has since realized.
The captain yet quite and from the successful be-
ginning he his friends confidently
he will the estimation of the people of the
until he atsns distinction worthy of his highest aud
best fort.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

Mss Nellie Scanland OF Mime
ola is among the Chautauqua Wis
itors this week. AZ
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

1t looks good, it tastes good, it
- good. Fan-Taz, at Eugene's.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

Moving pictures at Airdome
nights next week,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-08-27

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