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Kst&bltshod 1002. I if. MONTGOMERY TRIBUNE. Published livery Friday. CIIAS. W. GURNEY, Pub. MONTGOMERY, CITY, MO. Subscription One Dollar Per Year. FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1010. TUK COUKTS. CUtCUIT COUKI. a Montgomery Olty first Monday In May una second Mondny In November. Danville, 4th Monilny In April mid first Mondny In Nov. COUNTY COUBT. Montgomery Olty, Plrst Mondny In March, Juno. Soptoml-nr and December. Dnnvlllo, first Mondny lu February, May, August and November, pnomxB count. third Monday In Janu ary, April. July nnd October. Itnnvlllo, first Mondny In Man'li, Juno, September and Do-comber. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ThoTntUDNt! Is authorized to nnnounco J. A. SHACKELFORD as ncimdldiito for City Marshal 6'f Montgom ery City. The TnuiUNE Is authorized to announce W. O. SAILOR as a candldato for City Councilman of Mont gomery City. The Tribune Is nuthorlied toZannouncc ALFRED DUFFY as a candidate for City Marshall of Montgom ery City. Tho TitniUNF Is nuthorlied to announce W. A. O'BKIEN as a candidate for City Marshal of Montgom ery city. Tho Tuiddnh is authorized to announce LEONARD BRANDENBERQ. as a candldato for City Marshall of Mont gomery City. The Tkhidne Is authorized to nnnounco I.T. PITTMAN s a candldato for Oily Collector of Mont gomery City. Tho Tiubu:ie Is Authorized to announce WILL HAAS at a candidate for Alderman of tho 1st Ward of Montgomery City. NEEDFUL KNOWLEDGE Montgomery City" People Should Learn to Detect the Approach of Kidney Disease. Shackelford Endorsed. Below will bo found a numborof letters of endorsement of City Marshal Shackelford, who la a candldato for rc-clcctlon, by men who should bo capablo of recog nizing a good officer whon thoy eco him. Mr. Shackelford record Is a oroditablo one and ho hopes to have tho support of tho rotors at tho polls olection day. An Awful Eruption. of a volcano excites brief Interest, and your intercut in skin eruptions will bo as short, if you uso Buck- Ion's Arnica Salvo, their qulokcst euro, liven tho worst nous, moors or fovor sores aro soon hoalod by it. Best for Burns, Cuts. Bruises, Soro Llps.'Chappcd Hands, Chil blains and Piles. It gives instant rollof. 25o. at Crump & Kidwoll. Moborly, Mo. Fob 21, 1910. This is to certify that I havo personally known J A Shackelford for a number of years and know him to bo a gontloman in ovory rospeot as to his qualifications as an officer. Will say that ho is considerably abovo tho average, I havo had qulto a goodoal of business with him in tho last few years and havo always found him equal to the immergenoy in any and all cases. John T. Hoao, Chief of Polico Moborly, Mo. Don't let tho baby suffer from eczoma, sores or any ltomng oi the skin. Doan's Ointment gives Instant relief, oures quickly. Per fectly sale for children. All drug, gists sell It. Warrenton, Mo. 1909, To whom It may Concern. This 1b to certify that I havo known J A Shackelford for a number of years, and know him to bo an honest, upright honorablo citizen, and I choerf ully recommend him to tho people of Montgomery City as a man fully well qualified to fill tho office as a peace officer. I think tho people will bo very lucky to be able to get such a good and fearless police officer. Jos. W. Dykr. Sheriff of Warren County. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notlco Is hereby glvon to all c rod 1 tors and others Interested In tho estate oi John Elrod, deceased, that I, tho undersigned adminis trator of said estrrto intend to make, a final settlement thereof nttho next regular term of tho Probato Court of Montgomery County Missouri, to bo hold at Montgomery City, Mo., on Monday, April 18th, 1010. I'etkii Elrod, Administrator. First insertion Mch. 18-t-4. Constipation causes headache, nausea, dizziness, languor, noart palpitation. Drastic physics gripe sicken, weaken tho bowols, and don't cure. Doan's Regulets act gently and euro constipation. 25 conts. AskVour druggist. St. Charles Missouri, 1910 To whom it May concern This is to certify that I am well ac quainted with Mr. J. A. Shackle ford, Marshal of Montgomery city, Missouri. I have known for a number of years and know him to be a good, conscientious and cap able police officer and take pleasure In recommending him as such to the voters of Montgom ery City, Missouri. Waldo P. Hines. Sheriff of St. Charles county, Mo. The best lot of Western Saddles in the county at D. Snethen's Chow Boone's Old Virginia .Weed A first-class natural leaf tobacco, not made by tho trust. Tho symptoms of kidney trouble are so unmistakable that they leave no ground for doubt. Sick kidneys excrete a thick, cloudy, offensive urine, full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding. The back aohes constantly, headaches and dizzy spells may occur and the victim ie often weighed down by a feeling of languor and fatigue. Neglect these warnings and there is danger of dropsy, Brlght's disease or diabetes. Any one of these symptoms is warning enough to begin treating the kidneys at once. Delay often proves fatal. You can use no better remedy than Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's Montgomery City's proof: James McMahon, Montgomery City, Mo., says: "I consider Doan's Kidney Pills an excellent remedy for all kidney disorders. About a year ago I suffered great ly from a lameness arcoss the small of my back, which prevent ed me from sleeping well. I know that the trouble arose from weak kidneys, as I had difficulty with the kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Crump & Kldwell'B Drug Store, promptly relieved mo and I am now enjoy ing good health. In return for the benefit this remedy has brought me, I gladly recommend it." For Sale by all dealers. Price 50c. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, solo agent? for the. United States. Romcjhbcr tho name Doan's and take no other. . N Married at Bluffton. Rev. R. E. McQute left Tuesday for Bluitton, this couBty, where on Wednesday, at ten o'clock ho united in , marriage Mr. Marvin Bratteu and Miss Mary Miller, two prominent young people of that community. From thoro he went lo Portland, Callaway Co., where ouThur&day morning at ten o'.cloQk hq united In Marriage Mr. It. O. Dlsrauko of this Co. and Mrs. Laura Blackburn of'Oallaway Co. ,. , T FOR SAfcB--Whtto(,Pekln duck egg, SOCfe per eettthg,, Apply, at Graduating Exercises. Following is the program to be held at Mlneola Friday evening April 8th at 7:45 p. m. Program. Song . . . Invocation Rev. Palmer Special Music Ree Llda Barr Music Value of a Reputation David Huddleston Music , "Aunt Sophronla". . ..Mattie Page "How Ho Saved St. Nicholas". Nellie Scanland Music Address Rev. Bone Music Presentation of Diplomas. ...... Co Sup't. Following are the graduates : Llda Barr, Mattie Page, David Huddleston, Mineola School. Arline Loyd, William Keyth Annie Ensley, Roy Ensley,; May Ensley, Knox School. Nellie Scanland. Dry Fork School. TRDSTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS Lula E. Britt, a single woman by her deed of Trust, dated November 20th 1003, and recorded on tho 21st day of KoV' ember, 1903. in Book 78 at page 111 in tho proper records In the office of tho Recorder of Deeds of Montgomery, County, Missouri, ut Danville, therein convoyed, to I. C. Upte grove, Trustee, the following described real estate situated In tho County of Montgomery and State of Missouri, to-wit: The North east half of lot Numbered Nino (9) of Block Numbered Twenty-eight (28) as shown by tho orlglnlal plat of Montgomery City, now the City of Montgomery, Missouri, in trust to securethe payment of one principal note for J50.00 and interost thereon, therein described, and whereas said note and Interest Is now due unpaid and in default, and the said I. C. Uptegrove, Trustee aforesaid, has refused in writing on the 24th day of March, 191 0, to ex ecute said Trust, and the undersigned, Georgo E. Earnest, Sheriff of Montgomery County, Missouri, duly acting and qualified, has become successor in trust to. succeed to said f. O, Uptegrove, original Trustee, as in Wild teed of trust provided, N6W THEREFORE, at tho request of the legal holder of said note, I hereby glvo notice tbut I will on Saturday April 16th, 1010, be tween the hours of 9 o'olock a. m, and 5 o'clock p. m., of that day, sell said real estate to tho highest .blddor for cash ut tho front door of the Court Ilouso in tho City pf Montgomery, In said Montgomery County, Missouri, for tho purpose of satisfying said promissory note, Interest and tho costs of executing this trust. GEonaE E. Earhest, Sheriff and Substltuto Trustee, Fat pub. April 11910.. v t Qhow prosperity, tobacco, has a rich f ruityv flavor. It will nleaao The Recital. The entertainment given by Miss Helen Zenor and Miss Nona Leo Dover at tho court house last Friday night was not greeted by a very large audience, but It was first class and highly enjoyed by those present. The solos and readings were beautiful and were well rendered. The sum realized for tho Baptist parsonage must necessarily have been small. The Tribune trusts Montgomery will have other such entertain ments at intervals for thoy are or should be appreciated by our best people. Graduating Exercises. Rural graduating exercises will be held at Hopowell church Friday night. April 1st at 8 o'olock Some of the graduates will havo reoltatlons or declamations and several numbers of special music, will be rendered. Jas. L McQuie will deliver an address and Co. Sup't. W. F. Hupe will present the diplomas There will be twelve graduates from four different schools an fol lows. Grace Lowry, Morgan School. Viola Dunbar, Ruth Thorlcy, Paul Dunbar, Hopewell School Irene Swope, Annie Maskey, Hattlo Orr, Swope School Lorene Shocklee, corlnnc Blackshaw, Edna F. Alderson, Alma M. Katz, Forest E. Seal White Oak School. Resp't. W. F. Hupe FOR SALE The Dr. Stephens propery, house of 0 rooms, on closed porch with 18 feet cemented well of fine water and bucket pump, shrubery and fruit trees, yard walks of stone, good stable and horse lot, wood shed and chicken house, lot 41 by 120. Address H. E. STEPHENS, Adm . tf. Pocahontas, III. Great Post Card Offer. The Kansas City Weekly Journal is making a great post card offer. Anyone sending in the small sum of 25 cents to the Kansas City Wlecfcly Journal, Kansas Lity, Missouri., wu re ceive that great Weekly mailed to their address for one full year, and will alsa receive their choice of 24 handsome Pest Cards, They can take their choice of any one set of cards as follows 24 beautiful birthday cards, high class and finished in gold; all different. 24 beautiful gold finished floral cards; all different. 24 beautiful language of the flower cards, giving verses and sentiment of the flowers; al different. 24 comic post cards ; highly covered; an ditterent Remember that all you have to to do is send 25 cents an Specify which set of cards you desire, and you will receive the Weekly Journal One Year and 24 Post Cards mailed to your address, All for the small sum o 25 cents. Just the price of the weekly, you get the cards free If you desire .to accept this offer, seh'd in at once, as the proposition will not be good but t 1 i j.: a .1. iui u. suuti nmj vuuress ,;tne Kansas City Weekly Journal FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTloE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN to all cred itor and others Intorostod In tho estate of Jostah Snarr, docoasod, that t, 1'hooboSnarr, administratrix of said estate Intend to make final settlement thereof at tho noxt term of tho Probata Court of Montgomory County, Missouri to bo held at tho Court House in the Olty of Montgomery, County of Montgomery and Stnto of Missouri on tho third Monday In April. 1910. to-wlt, April 18th, 1010. I'iiobub 8. Snami, Admrx, est. Jostah Snarr. Kst Inst Mch. 18, 1910 Another oar load of Spreaders roocived by T. H. Brltt & Son. FOR SALE a good Jersey Bull oalf. Inqulro of H. H. Loudorson, Montgomery' Olty, Mo. The Baptist Church. Sunday School at 0.30 a. m. Preaching services at 11.00 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. Young Peoplo's meeting at G.45. Prayer mooting Wednesday evenings at 7.30' o'clock. All aro cordially Invited to all of those services. J. T. Novlns, Pastor. The Census Enumerators. Enumerators. P. O. Address. Estel W. Palmor, JpncBburg. Herbert Do vault. . . .Now Florence. Walter O Russell. . . .Now Floronoo Ohas. W Thorpo Rhlnoland. Arch W Thompson Amerlous. G. L. Nunnolly Now Florence. William G Clare Bucll. carter Powell Mlneola. J; J. Sleight. . .Montgomery .City. C. Peaison , . . . .Mlddletown E. W. Ramsoy Gamma. Lowls Alward Mlddletown. Herman Roppel Wells ville. William H. Fields Wellsvllle. Tho foregoing are tho appoint ments made by and approved by the Director of Census. Clarence A. Barnes. 11 : tn ' -. 1 " 1 it a it r . The All-the-Year-Round Retort EXCELSIOR SPRINGS MISSOURI The most wonderful, varied and valuable croup of mineral springs In America. Splendid big up-to-date hotels, boarding apartments and bath houses. Quickly and cheaply reached by the WABASH Addru Secretary Publicity Committee. ExceUior Sprint, or any Wabath'Acaat. Use Hammaeks Gasoline and you will have no7tr'oub"lo with your. stoves or Automobiles. ' "The best Painters, Contractors and Architects of tho country ubo Mound City "Horse Shoe" brand H use Paint exclusively. Orump & Kidwell-. Mrs. Creasey Wins Decision. Circuit Judge Barnett" refused Monday to appoint a commie sloner to tako deposition in the case of Mrs. Carrie Creasey against her husband, Mason Creasey, a wealthy merchant of Mexico Mo. The couple, who were married about two years ago have become estranged and some time ago Mr. Creasey fled suit for. divorce but withdrew it. Now his wife, who was Miss Carrie Unstead but later the wife of Ben Mlddleton, a prominent horseman of Audrain County, has brought suit for maintenance alleged that her husband la worth about 830.000. Mr. Creasey, through his at torneye asked that a commissioner be appointed to take the deposit ion Instead of a notary and the lawyers for both sides of tho case were hero Monday and argued the questicn which resulted In a dec islon In favor of the wife. WANTED Salesman to sell tho famous National Iceless Refrigerators to all good, progressive housekeepers, f romwagons. Beferences Required. See W. W. Culver at Caruthers Hdtel or at Culver Stock Farm for interview. x Saved A Soldier's Life. Faolng death from shot and shell in the civil war was more agree able to J. A. Stone, of Komp, Tex as than faolng It from what doctors said was consumption. "I con tracted a stubborn cold" he writes, "that dovolopod a oough, that stuck to mo in splto of all remedies for years. My weight ran down to 130 pounds., Then I began to uso Dr. King's New Discovery, which completely cured mo. I now weigh 178 pounds." For Coughs, Colds', LaGrlppe, Asthma, Hemor rhage, Hoarseness, Croup, Who oping Cough and lung troublo, its supreme. 50c. 100. Trial bottlo Iree. Guaranteed by Crump & Kidwell. Udjr AultUnt "Et Brio rkmtti S. BLAND Undertaker and Licensed Embalmer Hoarso and Rigs for all occasions, Calls nusworod day or night. MONTGOMERY CITY, MISSOURI. W. W. MAY, Auctioneer Terms Reasonable. Satisfaction Guarantood. Call through Mld dletown or Buoll. Write me, MTnnTp.Tnurw mo PENNINGTON & JONES Tlioio bavlng farm landy for sulo In Mont Kumory uoumy woum ao won to call ou ua and list same, as wo havo mid about ovory j tniuff wo naa listed. Ml , . . . rira insurance or an Kinaa wrltton afl roosonablo rates call and seo us. Good Eunl sas lana at low prices. TEMPLE BUILDING. MOMTGOMERY CITY, MO. THE .HOME INSURANCE GO. NEW YORK W.C. HUdHES&CO., Agts. llOHTaOMJtur CITY, HO. Olty Phono 152 Chadwlck bldg. THE WABASH LOCAL TIME TABLE West Bound Pass No. 13. St. Louis 1 v. 7:45 u. m. Jonosburg..arr. 10:15 u. m. High Hill... 10:2u.m. Now Florence 10:33 a. m. Montgomery 10:40 a.m. Wellsvllle.. 10:54 a. m. Accom. No. 51, 5:15 p. m, 7:57 p. m. 8:08 p. m 8:20 p. m 8:30 p. m. 8:52 p. m, East Bound f No. 12 Wollsvllle..arr. 7:34 p.m. Montgomery 7:47 p. m. New Florence 8:58 p. m. HlgbHlll 8:08 p.m. Jonesburg.. 8:10 p.m. St. Louis... 10:50 p.m. Nos. 13 and 12. dally. Wabash Fast No. 60J 7:42 a. m 7:58 a. m 8:07 a. m 8:15 a. m, 8:25 a. m. 11:45 a. m Trains West Bound Leave 8t. Louis Leave Montgomery No. 39:04 a. m H:2S a. m No. 10:01 p. m 5:28 p. m, No. 711:31 p. m , 2:15 a. m, No. 3 stops at Wellsvllle ut 11:37. No. 7 will stop at Wollsvlllo nnd Montgom ery to discharge passengers from 8t. Louis and points east. East Bound Leuvo Montgomory Arrlvo In St. Louts No. 43:44 a. m 7:00 a. m No. 14-6:02 a. m. stop on signal 7:31) a.m. no. z d:uo p. m 5:28 p. m. No. 20 11 :50 a. m 2:15 p. ra, No. 2 stops at Wellsvllle at 2:58. No. 4 will stop on signal at New Florence for St. Louis passengers. No. 73. way freight will carry passengers as far as St. Charles, loaves at 7:10 u. m. No. 73, freight, will carry passengers to Moborly, leaves at' 7 a. m. No. 71, freight will carry passongers from St. Charles to Montgomery, arrives ut 5:00 p.m. , Uso Hammackp Gasoline and you will have"no trouble with your stoves or Automobiles. Saws and Lawn Mowers Sharpened Take your saws and Lawn Mowers to Chas. Wald to havo them filed and sharpened. Stubborn As Mules are liver and bowels sometimes seem to bain without cause. Then there's trouble Loss of Appetite indigestion, JNervousncss, uea pondency, Headache. But such troubles fly before Dr. Kings New Life Pills, the world's best Stom ach and Liver remedy. So easy. 25o at Krump & Kidwell. All kinds of Harness and Shoo Repairing done at D. Snethen's, Chew Prosperity Tobacco, has a rloh fruity flavor. It will please you. Reduction on HarnesB Oil 50o. per gallon also will dip your harness. D. Snethen. EGGS FOR SALE: Fine Bar red Plymouth Rook oggs for (jale, per setting of 15 $1.00. ''Call on or .address. . Mrs. Ed Speaks, 4 MontgomeryClty, ,'iVfq. (fusreoelved lot ehlokan ,fed, a' 1 a rr.iV ahlnrvianP How Good News Spreads. "I am 70 years old and travel most of the time," writes B. F. Tplson, of Ellzatjethtown, Ky. 'Everywhere I go I recommend Electric Bitters, beause I owe my excellent health an'd vitality to them. They effect a cure every time." They 'never fall to tone tho stomach, regulate the kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver. invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. They work wonders for weak, run-down men ;and women, restoring strength, vigor and health that's a daily joy. Try them. Only 50o. Satisfaction Is positively guaranteed by (Jcump & Kidwell. I.T. PITMAN Mattrossos and Feathers ItannviLtmi: rtn. holsterlng Done. Furniture Bepalrod and Varnished. Felt and Hair Mttnuqi mui. in that are oqual to the best in workmanship and durability. ALL WORK GUARANTEED KILL THE COUGH AND CURE the LUNGS WITH lew lisGQwery FfiH roycHs LDS Trial Bottle Free AMD ALL THROAT AND LUN0TR0UBLE8. I GUARANTEED 6AXISVAoioJRY i&jftliri-'i -ii 1 11 ) U111.j.im,. DR. THOS. OWINGS, RESIDENT DENTIST. Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Office In Chadwlck Building, Montgomery City, - - Mo. DO YOU WANT BEST MEATS? Tho best In the City Is always to be found at L. A. KIRN'S MARKET Dealer In Ice TulohoneNo.43 Montgomery City, Mo. MONTGOMERY COUNTY BANK Established 1873 MONTGOMERY CITY, - MISSOOBl Capital - - -Srrplus Fund - $50,000 $20,000 Does a general, sate and conservative Bank ing business. Spercont Interest paid on time deposits. OFFICERS: J. D. BAUNETT, President H.W.JOHNSON IstVice-Prei. GEO. A. PALMER 2nd Vlce-Pres. JNO. P. UO DOERS 3rd Vice-Prea. BAM'L SHARP , Cashier. M. K. MALLEUSON, Jr Ass't Cashier. BOARD OF DIRECTORSl J. D. Barnott H.W.Johnson W.O.Hughes Samuel Sharp Jno. T. Ilonsloy B. R. Hensley W. M. White David Nowlln Chas. F. Palmor bur customers enjoy every protection. We will appreciate your account and Will make your banklngeasy and pleasant for you. TTNTT T A T TTTT" T -WT-k. t JJJtt, O . l. rtlLLiLiLlfO Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Office: Cason's Fharma'oy City Phone, No. 187 Montgomery City, Missouri L. D. .ELLIS ATTORNEY-AT-L AW MONTGOMERY CITY, -MO. I make 'a specialty of Writing Deeds Olty Phono 247 FLOWERS TOR farmers OCCASIONS, Nignt calls, city Phono 65. JOHN W. MENEFEE LICENSED EMBALMER j UNDERTAKER . Only Rubber, tiro Hearse. In tho County. Calls, answered day or, ,nlght. MONTg6meuy oitxv .MISSOURI'