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WIN ont.pe thr Llek releseors.

CHICAGO, Doc. 24-Louis Gathmann,
the inventor, said to-day that he had
accepted an offer OF ten acres OF land at
Lake Geneva, Wis, where he will locate
an observatory and factory, work upon
which will be begun in the spring. Ho
proposes to erect n flfty-inch sectional
lens, which he claims will out'do tho
famous Lick telescope or any other in
existence.
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TURKISH OurRAGEs.
The Legation Mt Washington Receives
"OHlolnI Correction"

The Legation nt Washington Receives an
"OflcInI Correction"
wAsHrNeroN, D. G., Dec. 2i.-The
Turkish legation has received the fol-
lowing official telegram:
Certain newspapers announced the
execution Of thirty.six Armonians at
Erzeroum. This information Is not
correct, the facts being aa follows; Out
of torty.six Armenians under arrest at
Erzoroum, thirty.six were liberated. five
condemned to death aud tho remaining
Ave to ton years Of hard labor. Seven
others were also condemned TO death.
but they arc in flight. The condemned
men were convicted OF murder and rape.
But the last legal formalities concerning
those sentences have not yet been full
RtfaffO
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THE Elasticity STORMS.

Tho Damage In Great Britain Not Yet
Knoxville wrecits on the Coast of Hol.
land.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-The telegraph lines
in the northern part OF Great Britain
are still down and the full amount OF
tho damage done by the storm is not
known. It Is estimated. however, that
from fifty to one hundred persons lost
their lives in various manners during
the progress of the gale.
The weather chart to-day shows that
a new disturbance is coming from the
ATLANTIC.
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EsIaarFUn ACCIDENT.

A Domestic Burns to Death Mt tho Resi-
dcnce of Ex-Governor PIerpont.
Special D.pdteh 70 tie futcifigs"cer.
FA1RMoSr, W. VA, Dec. 24.-A fright
full accident happened at the residence
Of Ex-Governor Pierpout this evening
about 7 o'clock. Louisa Hawkins. do
nestle, who had been living at the gov
ernor's house for about eight years, was
descending the stairs with lamp and
a pocketbook iu her hand, when she
fell. and the lamp was broken. The oil
irnited, and when the girl was discov-
cred she was enveloped in flames. As
soon as possible the flames were OK
tingutshed, but she only lived few
minuteA.
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Christina. at the pnpal Legation.

wAsHISGroN, D. O., Dec. 95.-The
celebration of Christmas at the resi-
donce Of Mgr. SatolIl, the papul dele
gate, began at midnight. when the dele.
rate and his assistants each said three
masses. Tonight (Christmas) Mgr.
satolli will celebrate high mass at ST..
Augustinc's church where the conEre.
CATION is made up mainly OF colored
people.
Father Papi, who is about to bo sue.
coedeA by Father Rocker rs first secre.
tary to the delegate will lonve in few
days to begin two years novltiate at
tho Jesuit institution at Frederick, Md,
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LONDON, Dec. 24.-LOrd Randolph
Churchill arrived in London tonight
4e had to bc carried to his carriage
from tho train. Hc was omaciuted and
pale and appeared to be IN semrcom!'
atoso condition. Lady Randolph
Churchill, formerly jennie Jerome, OF
Now York, is much worn by constantly
nursing him.
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MAssrLLoN, o., Dec. 94.-rho miners
at tho Pocock ninos refused to go to
work to-day at the 90 cent rate. The
mine employees about $50 men. This
action may have the effect Of influencing
the men Mt other mines to quit work
on the basis decided upon by the arbi-
trnlIon committee.
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7HE RACD WAR
, Georgia Worse in Its Details
Than First Reported.
STORY OF BLOODSaED.
,rbe Hideous Grimes in Armenia
Almost Equalled.
|TsE TsEGREATSLAUGHTEROF NEGROES

VINO were Inorsnsive-rerrtbie Dis.
oovery OF che Wife of One cOlorsd
Man who Had Done Nobody Harm.
Murdered in Cold Blood Simply
Because He Was BIack-Harry
shsrwoods Foul psath-basest Re-
porss From tho Scat of tho Trouble.
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WASHINGTON, D. G. Dec. paw. R. Nc
Kenney, representative.elect to the
Fittv.tour,h Congress from the Fourth
Virginia district, was to-day served
with notice that Mr.. X. I. Iharp would
contest his seat. The main basis OF the
contest is a question OF fraud.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 24.-John Moore,
q well known salesman for wholesale
clothing house in this city, was takon
from his home nt Marietta Saturday
night by masked men and so severely
beaten that ho is still! confined to his
bed. His nose was broken. and other
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

WARRINGTON, D. G., Dec. "a, 1904. !
Brigadier General David G. Swain,
Judge advocate general, having attained
the age OF sixty-two years, is. by direc'
ton. OF the President, retired from
active service this date, under the pro.
visions OF section 1874, Revised Statutes.
He will repair to his home. The
travel is necessary for the public ser.
vice.
[signedl DANIEL LAMoNT,
Secretary of War.
It il expected that nomination will
be made to fill the vacancy OF the office
Of Judge advocate thus caused soon
after the holiday recess.
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ALL THEY POSSESSED
Burned AeeidsataI!y-Anoiher Case OF
Man Who Didn't believe In Banks.

ENGLISH. IND, Dec. 24.-Last week
James r. Kelher sold his little
home for S2,4OO aud was preparing
10 90 west to locate. He wrappe! the
cash in piece OF paper and hid 1t in a
trunk. consisting Of a lot OF
old letters. Last Saturday Mrs.
Kehler burned a number OF the
letters she considered useless aud
among the rubbish the paper contain.
ing the price OF their home, all they
possessed, in tho fire.
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Observation-Disclosures, Boston, for Liver
pool.
IIyerpool-Bostouian. Boston.
Iondon-Tho Cunard steamer Etrurla was de-
,aiipsd bT tho Storm and did not leave Queens
Town until sunday ut I;35 p. m, nearly six
hour, lnic. Therefore she Is not duo 70 arrive
In New York until sunday, December 50.
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THE TERRY CASE
Recalled by Serious Charges
Against Porter Ashe,
SARAH AL7AEA TERRYS GUARDIAN

By Thomas M. willIAms-He Alleges
That tho Insane Widow OF tho Man
Who Was Killed While Assaulting
Judge Field Is Being Defrauded.
He Declares TIA. He Has seasa-
tional Story to Tell When tho Matter
Is Investigated.
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parts OF his body badly bruised. The
outrage is supposed to be the work Of
friends Of q relative of Moore's whom
he fought and whipped several months
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For West Virginia aud Western Pennsylvania,
rain; warmer; southwest winds,
For Ohio, rain IN carly noTning ialt Luo1uayi
seulhWeSi winds. becoming northwest.
TIE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
ne furnished by c, ScHSGPr. druggist, corner
MnrEcl and Fourteenth streets,
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GENERAL SWAIN RETIRED.

Tho Judge Advocate General Reaches the
Ago of Retiremsnt.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 24-The fol-
lowing order has been issued from the
war department:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Mrs. Baptiste Hermann, ,of Bowling
Green prairie, requests ne to extend
her eincere thanks to those who have
signed petition to Gov. Stone
praying for the pardon Of her Eus-
band, who was recently sent to the
penitentiary for two years for being
accessory to the killing of young
Joseph Brown at turkey shooting
match on Widow Grotjan's farm,
2 i 2 miles south of Dalton, in. De
cember, 1890 Baptiste Hermann's
brother. Joseph. was convicted as
principal in the killing of Brown,
and hs, too, was sent to the pepiten-
tiary for two years. but 80 far as we
have heard no attempt is being
made to procure Joseph's pardon.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
killed BY His Team.

Last Saturday morning betweer
8 and 10 o'clock, Rev. John W
Westlake. residing about six miles
northeast OF town, started out witt
his team after a load OF wood, littls
thinking that within a few hour'
he would meet death in a violen,
manner.
No one knows just how the acci
dent bsppenei. but the suppositiou
is that his team became frightened
and ran away, throwing him under
the heels OF the mules. by which be
was fatally kicked. About 2
O'Clock that afternoon his wife be.
came alaymed at his not having re
turned, and search was Immediately
made for him, with the result OF find
ing his body bruised and bleeding in
the middle of the field. Messrs
X. v. Glenn, Ben Bell and others
were sent for and hurried to the
scene. and at once removed him
to the house. When found be
was still alive, but unconscious
and remained so until his death. His
head was badly cut and bruised aud
near the small OF his back was a
large bruise, the shape OF a mules
foot, where be had undoubtedly been
kicked. The wagon and team were
found later in the day, and proved
that there had been q runaway. :
Rev. Westlake was a native oil
Boone county having been born and
raised on his fathers farm. near CO.
lumbia. At the time OF mis- death he
was forty-five years OF age and had
been twice married. His first wife
was Miss Sophia Wilson, OF Keytes-
vile. by whom he had one child, "a
lovely girl now II years old. His
last wife was Mrs. Jane Mckinney,
nee Miss Jane Brooks, by whom he
had two children.
Grief is noticed on every hand on
account of this good sngpes taHiS
death. lie was honest and indus
trious, a good neighbor, a kind hus-
band and a loving father. His fd-
neral was preached at the Holiness
church, at Eccles, OF which he had
long been a member. after which all
that was mortal OF Rev. John West
lake was laid TO rest in the cemetery
near the church.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

= The case Sof Frank 'O'Dell, wbicsl
was to have come up before Squire
III. A. Wheeler. at Keytesville, last
Friday, when called for trial was dis
missed by Prosecuting Attorney
Wallace at the cost OF the prosecut-
ing witness. o. p. Dearmin. The
costs in the case amounted to some
thing over $50, which Mr.. Dearmip
promptly paid.
The defendant was charged With
threatening TO destroy a coal mine
belonging to the prosecuting witness,
near Prairie Chapel, but it is said
there was no evidence to establish
HE guilt OF the charge.
At the time Of his arrest, O'Dell
was unable to give a bond Of $500
for his appearance before Squire
Wheeler last Friday and he was com.
mitted to jail.
The defendant now talks of bring
ing suit against Dearmin for dana.
ges on the grounds OF false imprison.
ment.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

While coming into town Saturday
evening. Tom Vandenberg and wife
had an experience with q runaway
team that will NOT be forgotten by
them soon. The team they were
driving, owned by "Jack" Dorrance,
northwest OF town, became fright
ened near the courthouse and came
into Main street on the run. At
Schell's corner the wagon was only
prevented from turning over by
striking against the sidewalk. The
team turned south at PHILIPPE stable
and threw Mrs. vandenberg and
three children TO the ground and
broke loose from the wagon. Tom
stuck to the team until they were
caught by other parties near Hud-
nelps Lively stable. No one, strange
to say. was injured in the least.
although the lady and little baby
were thrown fully ten feet when the
wagon turned the corner at PHILIPPE
livery stable.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

The K.of r. lodge, at Salisbury, had pub
lie instaliat ton OF officers last Monday night
The iustaIlation ceremonies were conduetet
with DR.. F. M. Clements as grand chancoil0f
commander; W. h. Sweeney, grand pre1afes
and ALI PanneH grand master-at-afmss
Splendid music was furnished for the soce1S,
sisted by Others. A vocal solo, 1.-THE FlouerI
Girl, was charmiBgIy rendered by Mi1D 6hf6@
fer. the new voc1l music teacher Of the NorfB.
Missouri institute eumptuous iced WdD
served in the old city hall. just across fAe.
way from the lodge room, after th< installa<
ton of the lodge officers. s
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Last Tuesday morning between and 4
O'Clock burglar effected an entrance TO J.
J. Heissrs dry goods and clothing store. Mt
Brunswiek by climbing mp on n shed at the
rsar Of the store-room and gaining access
throuxh a back window.
The s<-bootrr evidently proosrisd at
onc> 20 the sale. drilled hole In the sale
door. inserted charge OF no-dsr and blew
the door on IL hinges. He riaed the sale.
securing SIS In money ana gold watch
chain. and then lest the store-room by the
sane window through which be had entsred.
No.hing slss Vas missed except what was
tAksn from the sale.
Part Of the tools the burglar used were
secured ut san1 Evsriy's, . Brunsviek
blaeksmith's. but the nocturnal prowier. &c b
thought. had HE drilling tools with him. Mr..
Everiy's tools psre ieft In Mr.. Hsissi's stors
where they we're indsntined BY Mr.. Everiy the
next morning
A stranger was in Mr.. Everly's place OF
business on Monday where be nsnded some
Kind Of tool. and II Is suspected that this
man vas the burglar.
We understand that n man answering the
description Of the man Who vss In Mr..
Everiy's blacksmith shop last Monday was
sssn In the neighborhood Of shAnnondaIs tbs
nsxt day where be uns inquiring ths way to
Glasgow
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
An Elopemert.

For some time Milton Bennett. ol
5 miles northeast OF this city, has
been a suitor for the heart aud hand
Of Miss Alice Taylor. an accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. A. s. Taylor. OF
near Keytesville, but owing to pa
rental interference on the the part oi
the young lady's father. the young
couple had been unable to wed. But
as true love, from time immemoriai,
has Laughed at parental restraint,
locksmiths. ETC.. young Bennett did
not propose to be an exception
to the rule. The pair had been plan
ming for some time to out-wit papa.
and Monday morning last Milton.
seeing his opportunity during the alb
sence OF Mr.. Taylor. who on that
day attended the funeral OF "Uncle
Sam" johnson, near Shannondale.
the undaunted suitor hied himself to
the recorders Office and procured q
marriage license, admonishing that
official to say nothing about the
matter.
After obtaining the consent of the
law, Mr.. Bennett drove to where his
affianced was waiting for him, nee =
her home, and in company with the
groom's sister, Miss Mary Bennett,
and a young man whose name wedid
not lsnrn. they drove over to Sails
bury, where an obliging clergyman
pronounced the words that made
them man and wife, They returned
that evening TO the home OF the
groom's parents where they will
spend several days before going to
Mr.. Benefits farm, near Chraneville,
to make their future home. The
CoURrER wishes the happy pair peace.
pleasure and prosperity throughout
their welded life, and trusts the usu-
al parental blessing will soon follow.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wori1's Fair Highest Award.

From what o. b. Anderson says
be must be the champion tobacco
raiser Of Charlton county. He was
heard to make the remark WeInes
day, that he raieed 5 5,445 pounds o
tobacco on two acres OF ground. and
that the tobacco grew so well and
90 fast he didn't get chance to
sucker 1t until he got ready to cut
It. This is undoubtedly the biggest
crop we have heard OF being raised
on that amount of land. Nextl
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12


We learn from the Salisbury Press.
lSafor that Ollie Reynolds, q 10
ysar old son OF John Reynolde, who
Iives = few miles south OF Salisbury,
was out hunting last Friday with
Robt. usyss. son Of Fred Hryes,
when 10 come say during their aunt
the gun oI the latter went on ncci.
Z snsally At slo>e range. tbe <cAarRu
shlDt sfIect - young ReynoId's hip,
haking hole about the size oil a tea
cup. A large number OF the shot
have been taken out and while the
wound is very painful 1t is not con
sidersd dangerous at
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Luther jackson, who for some time
has been running bakery and res
ta-sant In this city, has sold out to
Jordan Hall, OF Salisbury, who took
charge Tuesday morning. Mr.. Hall
is an old hand at the business and
will, no doubt, build mp alarge trade
here. Ed. Dobson will remain with
him as baker and coniectioner. Lu-
ther win return, with his family,
about the middle Of this month, TO
his former home. in Salisbury.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Ida Tolson, the colored girl, men
ton of whose arrest was made in the
last issue of the COURIER for forg
ing the names of either Mr.. or Mrs
j. S. Gillian, living three miles west
of Keytesville,3to several orders on
which the young negress succeeded
in obtaining about $6S worth OF
goods during the past three or four
months from C. F. Munson, q Dali
ton merchant. skipped out on We'd
nesday night of last week.
Through the loose handling of OF
fetal reins Ida was not placed under
bond. and it is reported she was lent
some assistance in skipping by the
light OF the moon."
We are informed that she was seen
to mount q horse and ride off behind
some ono. and that the horse was
recognized but it was not known at
the time who had the animal in
charge when "Miss Tolsoa'' was as
sisted to fly from the wrath of the
lay.
The dusky female forser am along
stoutly denied her guilt of the
charges against her, but the fact OF
her sudden departure would indi-
cate to the contrary.
The party or parties who assisted
her in making her escape ought to
be handled as is provided by the
statute in such cases.
LArER.-Shs was recaptured. near
Brunswick, last Sunday, and the
grand jury which is in session -at
Salisbury, this week, no doubt will
be called upon to look into the case.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Messrs. Geo. N. Elliott & Co., alb
stracters. conveyancers and real es-
tate and loan agents, Key tesville, Mo-,
extend the compliments ofthe season
to their patrons and friends, and
wish to inform them that they ars
now prepared to loan money in nm
limited amounts on unincumbered
real estate. For terms, etc, call and
see them. Office at court house.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

We herewith give notice to our
customers that the drawing for the
fine buggy we propose to give away
TO some one OF our patrons, will take
place on Feb. 1sf, 1894.
All out-etanding accounts must be
settled by that time. II q customer
with an unsettled account ehould
hold the lucky number he will not
be entitled to the buggy, and it will
go to the two largest paid-up &C
counts.
KEETNe & WALTER,
KeytesvilIe Mo-, !,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
ssm.r yohnson.s win.

Squire Henry Hayes, of Salisbury,
was at the capital Wednesday. and
while here was granted letters by the
probate conrt as execntor Of the last
viii and teetament Of sam'i John'
son. = = :
The will provides that his entire
estate be divided equally among his
children, David E. johnson, Geo. T..
johnson. VIM. p. Johnson, Eva s.
Spence, Christina Hayes and Emma
Mason, after first bequeathing 500
each to his grandsons. Samuel NJ.
johnson, con of David E. johnson,
and Samuel johnson, son of Geo. T.
johnson.
Announcements OF the estate had
been made to David E., Geo. T. and
VIM. p. johnson of 81. 900. each.
and to Christina Hayes OF 81, 900
and to Eva s. Spence of 5000, hence
it is provided by the viii that these
amounts be thrown hotch-potch In
to the eetate ard the entire amount
divided equally among the six chill
dren.
The viii also provides that q life
insurance policy for $4,000, carried
by deceased in the Aetna Life In
surance company. also be divided
equally among his children.
The viii isl dated January 18th,
1898, and was Witnessed by.J. H..
and j. L. Spence.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

The following taken from the Sal
isbury Press Spectators is awful II
true:
1.-TWO girls m Salisbury are wear
spg engagement rings given to them
by the same fellow, yet both think
they are mortgaged property. The
question OF ownership will likely De
ssottied before next Christmas.
There uill be blood in their eye.
And wont the fur hy,
when both girls discover !,
They have the same'1 yer'
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

DR.. p. II. Clements. the popular
cashier of the Peoples bank .of Sails
bury. was unanimously neglected to
that position by the board OF direc'
tors mt meeting OF that body last
Wednesday. The board also re
turned it's sincere thanks to the doc
tor for lis untiriDg efforts In behalf
OF th. institution.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

HaYe you heard Of the great
reduction that Rosenstein. OF
Brunswick, is making in all
departments Of his large
double store for the next 80
.days2 If not. it will be to
your interest to call and see
him.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

II you want to be happy for 1884
and ever thereafter come and pay
what you owe M and buy what you
nee.l nf me. IL uu do not eve me
-bu, uf me ior Jour money will do
you more gooI l,vre than elsewhere.
1t viii get nsn- paint, more hard
ware. more lumber and q better
quality. ~ IA. HoLcoMB.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

= If you want dry goods,
fclothing. ladies' wraps and
Reasonable furnishing goods
at greatly reduced prices for
the next so days 90 TO Ro-
senstein, Of Brunswick.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to J. T. Swain < Son viii
pleaee call and settle AT ONCE. All
accounts not paid by Feb. Let, 1884.
viii be placed in the hands Of the
Merchants and Traders' association,
OF st. Louis, for collection.
j. T. SwAN & SON.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12
ROLL OF HONOR.

We doff our Stetsoa TO the follow
ins parties who have either paid
their subscription or become new
subscribers to the CoURIER since orr
last issue: ~.
RESENA4N :
J N Doughty, n welchs :. y {
Mrs w Recob, n PsrleyI - s. :
A L Cord, DE- J5F CT { = -
w T. Perkinson, ~ ~ Far I'D = 8 z = 3
A Patterson, 10 TfuotsOp, - q
Henry laker- g 8.
NEW srnsfrlnres !.
J s Mnsick. wR HILTON,
] 8 Dupcan, Jamer Claxii1, 4 :
G. " Britt, Theo HofSt, : 3
p n Simpson. SEY BSkec. ~
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

We are needing every dollar due us
on outstanding accounts. and ur-
gsntly request al those indebted
70 us TO plsase can and sstt,s.
9. n. DEWEY 4 Co.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Pullman &.-Wnlis. of HaIs City.
bought IL bead OF mules from Ben
Davis. ol Salisbury, Saturday and
alDo shipped another car load from
thst place Monday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-01-12

Try the "Nsw Ppocesss coffee pot
IstJ. T. Swain & sons. Is only re-
Iquirss from ons-half to two thirds
the amount Of coisse needed BY the
old process. -