The Montgomery tribune., December 06, 1901, Image 8

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THE TRIBUNE.
Friday, . December, 6
1901.
Subscription Kates.
One Copy One Year In Advance $1.00.
One Copy 6 Months In Advance noc.
One Copy 3 Month In Advance 33c.
Como In and tell uh whnt you
know nml wo will tell you what wo
know, thon what you know nnd
what wo know others will know
also.
Will Hons soont Hundnv In Hi.
Louis.
Martin's Orocory for your Xitian
candle, nnd nuts.
C. F. Kraft, of Crows Honds, de
livered hogs In this city Monday,
Mrs. W. W. Worloy entertained
thi) Croklnolo Club Thursday
night.
A suggestion 1 Calling cards
Jnnko a nlco Xmas present. Wo
print them.
I'hll Miller returned to Itnnnlbnl
I-'rldny noon.
Miss Lorn Mudd returned to her
school duties In Now l-'lorcnce
Monday morning.
O. l'ltmnn Smith returned
Tuesday afternoon from n busi
ness trip to St. Louis.
Wanted, ohlckens nnd crk3 at
Mahtin'h Grocery.
Quality toll. Prices sell at
Mahtin'h Grocery.
Tim TitlliUNK from now until
Jan. 1st, 1003 for 31.00
Elliott Hughes camo up from
St. Louis Wednesday.
Harry Jacks spent last Saturday
in St. J.ouls,
Miss I.lzzlo Turner returned homo
from.I'litton last week.
Havo you seen our line of calan
dars In tho window?
Miss Mny Smith returned homo
Tucsdny from Auxvassu.
Mr. Holmes of Ferguson visited
his son, Gene, horo Friday.
If yon havo anything to sell,
advertise It In Tho TltlliUNR.
U. P. Shay spent a few days at
Kancns City tho drst of tho week.
AmerlcuH, Montgomery and St.
Fetor's Flour at Mahtin'h Orocery
Mrs. David Hurley and Miss S110
Carr spent Saturday In Wellsvllle.
Wm. Welch nnd family of Hell
llower, wero shopping In this city
Monday.
0. O. Flltlnjicr of Gamma was
I on our streets Tuesday.
Den Iiladcs of Mlneoln made this
onlce a pleasant call Tuesday.
Judgo and W. C. Hughes
to St. Charles Monday to hold
court. i
Claude Kills spent a few days
with friends In Howling Orcon last
week.
Miss Lula WIUon7 of Wellsvlllo
was the guest of relatives nt this
plncu Sunday.
Frof. Ous Wilson of Wellsvllle,
wns calling on friends at this place
last Sunday.
Presiding Klder John Anderson
held uarterly meeting services nt
tho Methodist Church In this city
' Inst Sunday.
Bellflower.
Quite a number havo tho measles
In this neighborhood
llcv. Glddcns will preach a torn
pcranco sermon at Onion Chapel
next Sunday morning, December
H. Every body Is invited to attend.
I Charlio Koadlo and wlfo visited
Jin Olney Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. West of Mlddletown visited
I friends at thin placo tho latter part
I of last week
went There will bo a silver medal con
test at this placo next Saturday
t night, December 7.
Mrs. Llzzlo Rodger and daugh
Whist Club. I
R. S. McCall and wife entertained
tho Whist Club nt their elegant
homo on Friday evening. Mr. Mc
Call Is a most hospitable host and
assisted by his charming wlfo
made tho evening a most onjoya
blo one to all whoso good fortune It
was to to present. Tho games
were very closo and it becamo qulto
exciting as thoy neared tho flnlsh.
Tho honors were won by Mrs. Jno.
A. Vogt and W. W. Worloy.
Mrs. McCall Barred n most do-
llghtful menu consisting of three
courses which added greatly to tho
pleasantness of tho evening. Thoso
tcr, ails Mauu ot .Montgomery, present wero: W. W. Worloy and
City visited at John Hall's lnt wlfo, Jno. A. Vogt nnd wife, A. II.
California.
Thoso who contemplate spending
tho winter months In California to
oscapn tho rigorous cllmato of the
eastern stated should plan their
trip as early as possible. The
Union Pacific Is tho quickest and
most direct route. Wo havo a full
lino of Interesting descrlptlvo liter
ature nnd will bo glad to malt sup
ply on request.
J. II. LoTimop, Gen. Agt.,
003 Olive st., St. Louis, Mo.
10-23-It
NOTICE!
week.
Mrs. Lou Carstaphen of St.
Louis Isthu guest of her sister Mrs.
Cnpt. Hall this week.
S. II. Colleyer nnd wlfo of Now
Florenco visited .lames Kstes and
family hero Friday.
Mm. Griffith and daughter of
Mlncapolln are vMtlngtlio formers
mother, Mrs. Dr. Sharp.
The I lly duds last week sold thu
lire engine formerly used by this
city to lthlnclnnd.
Little Miss Delia Fay Davis Is
qulto sick at tho homo of nor
grand pnreuts In this city.
Wo wero compelled to lenvo out
home good local matter for tho
want of space.
Mrs. Luwrey of Montlcello 111.,
It spondlng thu week with her sis
ter Mrs. Hub Donaldson.
Seo call for meeting to organ
Izo military company for Mont
gomery City on front page.
Clint llntuman returned to his
homo In Columbia Sunday after
several days visit to friends horo.
Misses Cnrrrlo Crockett nnd
Nelllo Graves returned Monday
from n visit to relatives In Rhine
lnnd.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 15. K. Stsk of
Wellsvlllo visited their parents
hero Sunday. v
.Miss ICthel Farmer of Middle
town spent several days with the
Misses Itodgers this week.
Prof. T. J. Woodson who had Kn" " ' 'onigomcry uiiy.
been visiting his cousin Siim'l ' Miss Hnltlo Collins Is very sick
Shnrp returned to Columbia Sat
urday morning.
I will bo at llhlncland Wcdncs-
I Kemper nnd wife, Miss Clara j day nnd Thursday of each week
Marlon Hallcy of Montgomery Hlbbcrt; Geo. Seo nnd K. II. AI-' for tho practlco of dentistry. Thoso
City visited friends nt this placo' gcrralmon. 'needing dental work done, call and
Saturday and Sunday. j
George Strnck nnd Geo. Schuw-1
cngerdt visited friends In Wright
City Thanksgiving. !
Harry Hall, who attends school '
In Montgomery City, visited homo
folks Saturday nnd Sunday.
Llttlo Fay Davis is very slek at
Mr. Goodrich of Pendleton I ml.
arrived hero Tuesday to visit his
cousin George Goodrich.
Look nnd get prices beforo you
buy your Xnms candles, nuts nnd
fruits. MAtiTlN'a Grocery.
Mrs. G. U. Dnmeron nnd sons
Masters Douglas and Clifford Went
to St. Louis Frlilny afternoon.
Sam Hughes rcturnud to St.
Louis nunuuy niirrnoou ntu-r a
plensant visit to Ills parent hero.
Miss Dora 12. Hams returned
Sunday afternoon from the Teach
ers' Meeting at Washington. Mo.
Miss llessln Pnlmsr returned to
Columbia Saturday after a short
visit to her cousin Miss Gertrude
Sharp.
Miss Luey Nowlln returned to
lllg Springs Sunday afternoon
nftcr spending several days with
noino folks.
Mrs. Hobt. lllbl) and son left
Wednesday for California where
her husband has n position as
telegraph operntor.
Call meeting A. F. nnd A. M.
No. 'J II) Monday night Dec. I).
Work In tho Second Degree. All
Masons are Invited.
Frank Sabourln, Jr. onmoln from
Jefferson City Monday night and
will spend n fow days with homo
folks.
Supt. Hlgglns, D. W.
nnd Manley Hudson
from Washington, Mo.
afternoon.
Majors
returned
Sunday
Sheriff Wilson and wife attended
a turkey supper at tho home ot Ed
Allen south of New Ploreuco Mon
day evening.
Lost, In west end ot town, one
large grey fur scarf with black
tails. Leave at Gove's Store and
receive reward.
All matter sent tovthls paper for
publication should bo signed by
the writer, not for publication but
to show good faith,
Robert Northcutt and Perry Tip
pettol Price's Uranch wero call
Ins on friends at this place last
Saturday evening.
Miss Stella Hodgers returned to
Warrenton Monday morning
' where she will resume her studies
at Central Welletlyn College.
Mrs. Jno. W. Davis and little
daughter Miss Delta Fay are
pending the week with the for
mer's, parents A. C. Logan, and
wife.
O. H. Cnbeen, tho genial Wn
bash Postal Clerk, was shaking
hands with old friends ut this
plnco Inst Saturday.
Mrs. C. G. Copeland left Wed
ncsdny night for California where
her husband has a position with
tho railroad company.
Miss Cannle Damcron returned
to her school duties nt Klrksvllla
Monday alter spending Thanks
giving with home folks.
Rev. Watson of Fredrlcktown
will preach at the Baptist church
; Sunday morning and evening In
the absence of Rev. Mitchell, who
preaches at Curryvllle that day.
If you have sore throat, soreness
across the back or side, or your
lungs feel sore or tender, or you
are threatened with diphtheria or
pneumonia, apply Ballard's Snow
Liniment externally, and uso Bal
lard's Horehoand Syrup. At City
Drug Store,
Miss Mayrue Dyson, ot Wll
llamsburg, was the guest ot hor
sister, Mrs. C. M. Wilson, In thl
city the first ot the week.
Mrs. A. P. Merltt and little sons,
Thomas and Frank, after a visit to
Mrs. Frank Sabourln and Mrs. H
S. Hlttenhouse, returned to their
homo noar Wellsvllla last Satur
day.
Thousands ot men and women
suffer from piles, especially worn
en with fomale woekness have this
suffering to contend with in addl
Hon to their other pains. Tnbler's
Buckeye Pile Ointment will quick'
ly effect a cure. Price, fiOcts. In bot
ties, tubes 75 cts. At City Drug
Store.
J. J. Barton, ot Bellflower,
who has tho agency for tho life ot
William McKinley, last week In
the southern part of the county
sold 27 books and 40 pictures In
three days.
SpfMds Like WIMllre.
When things are "the best" they
become "the best selling." Abra
ham Hare, a leading druggist ot
Bellvllle, O., writes: "Klectrlo
Bitters are the best selling bitters
I have handled In 20 years." You
know why? Most diseases be
gin in disorders of stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves,
Electric Bitters tones up the stom
aeh, regulates the liver, kidneys
and bowels, purifies the blood
strengthens the nerves, hence
cures multitudes ot maladies. It
builds up the entire system. Puts
new lite and vigor Into any weak,
sickly, rundown man or woman
Prioe 20 cents. Sold at Casen's
Pharmacy.
A National Guard Company nt
Montgomery City would bo a
good advertisement for tho town.
Seo call to organ Izo company 011
front page.
Mrs. Polly Williams and grand
daughter Miss Elizabeth Williams
returned Monday afternoon from
n several days visit to mend in
Fulton.
J. O. Henderson and wife re
turned to their home In Wcntzvlllu
Sunday afternoon after spending
thu Thnnksglvlug holidays with
the lattcrs parents Doug Hakcr and
wlfo.
Tho party ot hunters that left
hero nbouttwo weeks ago and wuut
to Carter county returned Inst Sat
urday. Dr. Crockett reports for
them a flno time. They killed sov
on deer.
Prof. J. W. Barley camo down
from Mexico Friday afternoon nnd
remained until Sunday nftornoon
Ho was accompanied homo by his
wlfo who had preceded him hero
a fow dnys.
sen nut. sitl.faetlrm ifitaranleed.
liomcscckcrs Hxcurslons InrnhK
On tho 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of ; gc,.00V,r S.S.
each month thu union Paclllc It. i
It. will rnnko special low rates of,
ono faro plus 82.00 for tho round
trip from St. Louis nnd Kansas'
to principal western points. For
ratos and further Information nil
dress J. II. LoTlltioi', Gen. Agt.
Constlputlan means tho accumu
lation of waste mailer that should
bo discharged dally, and unices
this Is done tho foul matter Is ab-
I sorbed nnd poisons tho system.
I Uso Herblno to bring about rcgu-
with tho memles at Alex lllntou's. m 0HVU St., St. Louis, Mo. , Z Z e
, . 1 in .1 ' At City Drug Store.
Tucker MeCluro was visiting tho Semi tcn cents In stamps for
fair sex hero Thanksgiving. ' copy of tho Southern Paclllc ricol '
Miss Eulu Honnel attended a so- cook book, containing two hun- '
clnl at Mr, Mcl'luru's at Price's drcd receipts address as above. I
Branch last 1-rtday night. 1 , , . ,
,,, , Old papers for sale nt this ofllce,
Jas. W. Jeans nnd wife of Prl- j5(J ' j)Umjrc(j
en's Branch attended church hero, '
Sunday. i Infant mortality Is something
Died, at his horn-cast of Belle- j ''''"' Nearly oue-qunrter dlo
llower, November 20th, Myron A. I c or th,B' runch ono year, ono
n i ih fT. vnr.,, third beoro they ore five, nnd one-
' " " ' I 1 ... 1 !..... II . . IW. I TV. -
lllllt MUIWIU KllVJT IIIU IIUVVIII A I1U
timely usa of White's Cream Ver
mifuge would nave n majority of
of theso precious lives. Prlco
2."cts. At City Drug Store
"VIRTUU lts"6VN!llVARD."
It you nro suffering from drowsi
ness In tho day time, Irritability
of temper, sleeplsss nights, grner
al debility, headache, snd general
want of tone of the system, use
Herblne. You will get relief and
finally a cure. Prlco AO cts. At
City Drug Store.
Miss Etta May Goodrich camo
down from Mexico Saturday after
noon and remained until Monday
afternoon with her mother. Miss
Etta May is vory muoli pleased
with Mexico and says she has a
very pleasant school.
Regular communication of the
Eastern Star, Chapter, No. 33 Mon
day night, December 2. Tho reg
ular election resulted In tho follow
ing o Dicers being chosen for the
ensuing year: Mrs. C. J. Locke,
W. M.j I.C. Uptegrove; Mrs. E,
M. Hughes, A. M.j Mrs. W C,
Crandall, Sep;; Chas. Garner,
Troas.; Mrs. R. S. Paul, Cond.j
Mrs. II. W. Covington, Asso.Cond.
Interesting Reading.
We have on hand a supply ot
literature descriptive ot various
sections ot the West and South
It will make Interesting reading
for the long winter evenings and
will be gladly sent on request to
J. II, Lotiirop,
Gen. Agt. Union Paclflo R. R., 003
Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. 2t
tuon Coffeef
I Hi 16 ounces of purs I
I (coffee to the pound. I
I I Coated Coffees are
I 1 only about 14 ounces
f 1 of coffee sad two
f 1 ounces of eggs,!
J l'e, : no iTrm
ilKllivslue to you. butJ'.YH
l coffee to the
Coated Coffee
Ijr about 14 ou
coffee sad
ounces of cs
glue, etc., ol no I
1 value to you. butJ
money In the pocks
of the roaatsr.
To the lUUtnrof tht lliiUiiltlpMo Timet
Tho accompanying llttlo story
was sent to mo uy a nlcco in tno 1
months, 10 days. Ho leaves n lov
lug wlfo and eight children and
many friends to mourn his loss.
Mr. Green was an excellent neigh
bor, kind nnd obliging and upright
In his duallngs with men Funeral
services were conducted at Brush
Creek Church by Ruv. Holey and
ho was burled In thu cemetery near
by. Tho relatives and friends Wc(lt lul wni) wrUcn by a llttlo
havo tho sympathy of tin, com-lboy i )uvcr( oll0 of a class of
munlty- hlldron six or eight yenrs old,
Tho protracted meeting at Brush who had been requested by their
Creek closed last Thursday. Theru teacher to write n story, thoy to
wero nine accessions and three select n subject nnd their compost- 1
reclamations, nnd the church geu- jtlons not to bo subject to revision
orally revived. Hov. Alonzo Pear- by tho tcaehor, but to be read
son of Bowling Greed assisted tho beforo the children's parents exact- .
pastor nnd greatly endeared htm- y as written. Yours truly,
sell to tno people oy 111s laiiiuui u. J, l'MCK
nnd excellent preaching and gculnl 1001 Walnut Street.
disposition. The froo will offering. A poor young man fell In tovo
Astounding Discovery.
From Coopcrsvlllc, Mich., comes
word ot a wondorful discovery of
a plensant tasting liquid that when
used before retiring by any ono
troubled with n bad cough always
ensures a good night's rest. "It
will soon euro tho cough too,"
writes Mrs. S. Almclbuger, "for
three generations ot our family
havo used Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption nnd never
found Its equal for Coughs aud
Colds." It's nn unrivaled life
saver when used for dusperato
lung dlsenscs. Guaranteed bottles
50c nnd $1.00 nt Cason's Pharma
cy. Trial bottles free.
to him was foity-tlvo dollars.
Olnoy.
Rev. Rooker, tho Methodist pas
tor Is carrying an n protracted
meeting at this placo. Hov. White
tho presiding elder, was with him
Saturday, Sunday nnd Monday.
Henry Ingram and family, Dr.
Mnsely nnd family spent Thanks
giving with Joo Levell and wife,
near Corso.
The play that was given by the
pupils of thu Iustltuto Wednes
day Nov. 27, was quite a success.
Don't forget the Entertainment
Dee. 20th. Ever ono Invited.
Ira Spears ot Sllcx was In town
Sunday.
Miss Birdie Llnthicun, who has
been visiting at this place, return
ed to her home near Truxlon Mon
day. Old Eulm.
with tho daughter of n rich lady
who kept a candy shop. The poor
young man could not marry tho
rich candy lady's daughter becauso
ho had not money enough to buy
furniture. A wicked man offered
to glvo thu young man twenty-live
dollars If ho would become a
drunkard. Thoyoungman wnntcd
tho money very much so ho could
marry the rich candy lady's daugh
ter, but when he got to the saloon
ho turned to tho wicked man and
saldt "I will not become adrunk
ard even for great riches. Oct theo
behind mo Satan." On his way
homo ho found a pocketbook con
taining a million dollars In gold.
Then tho young lady consented to
marry him.
They had a beautiful wedding
nnd the noxt day they had twins.
Thus you see that "vlrture has Its
own reward."
CALIFORNIA
BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURSIIS
EXCURSIONS
to-
SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES
f-ttll-fM KAXHA.H CITV
EVERY FRIDAY
Vlt TIIS
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
iHd Sctntc .fur.
Tourist Car vis Seuthern Route leaves
Kansas City every Wednesday,
Ab tconomletl, pltsiasl sail tomlsrUble
w7 el risetilsK Hit PsclSe I'out In Us
I.itril Improvt j I'alliasa Tsurlit Cm.
wril for InroraaUos ssS lllwslsr to
j. a. snwiiT, a swta KtMuciir, -
joss ssiinus, a. r. a, cit, m.
Note the big sign on the brick building across the track from
-v2 Wabash Freight Depot ff--
EMIL H. ALGERM ISSEN
Buys Sells
Grain,
Produce,
Flour,
Feed,
etc.
etc.
fcS It is the best and most convenient place in town to trade.
Don't forget we exchange Snowdrop Flour for
wheat. Give you such a good deal you will
want to come to us always.
Alwwayahave plenty of corn on hand. r The very best as cheap as you'
buy inferior other places. Will make special low prices on car-
load lots.
It will always pay you to trad at
PHONB 85.
Emil H. Algermissen's.
i.