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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22

Atchison Globe.
M trouble with thu telling Of a Joke Is
that the listener usually insists on falling
another one.
WatAr~<Jana wbnf thu annotffA
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22

aeronautical convention and exhl-
%Bitlon, the first ever held upon the Amer
Nican continent, will assemble in Boston
in September. This convention Is not to
be an exhibition of air ships In station
airy positions, but an exhibition Of ac-
ton to bring out flying machines and
every kline of device to develop locomo-
ton In the air. The A~eronautical soci-
ETY. has Prof. Pickering Of Harvard at
It's head.
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A young tiger In the New York zoo re-
GENTLY refused to eat. At the end OF the
third day the willy keeper introduced
another tiger cub into the same cage
and Immediately fed 1t with a large
piece OF meat and made no show of Civ
Ing the other tlgerlany. The next morn
Ing he did the same thing, when the
tiger who had before refused to eat
rushed forward. seized the meat from
the other animal and devoured 1t.
J tuberculosis is affected by the Roent-
gen ray, according to NM Loret and
Genoud's report to the Academic DIES
Sciences. They inoculated eight guinea
pigs with tuberculosis virus, then ex-
posed three of them for an hour daily TO
the rays during eight weeks. The five
who were kept from the raps developed
abcesseS and their health was ~deranged.
The three kept in good health and grew
fat on the rays.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22

lions In society will always
every Just form OF govern
pity Of talents, Of education
annot be produced by hu-
ps. In the full enjoyment
ZhaaVen and the frnIfa Of
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22

Andrew Jackson has stated with ad-
mirabIe clearness and with an emphasis
which cannot be surpassed both tbs
duty and the sphere OF government. He
said:
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-08-22
Danger OF Appreciation.

well being OF the nation-aye. Of clvili-
zation itself-depends upon the prosper
ity of the masses.
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nau Deen ADOPTED AT the beginning OF
resumption-and I am not saying this
for the purpose Of criticising the action
OF any OF my predecessors or anybody
else-but II the policy OF reserving TO the
government at the beginning of resump-
ton the option OF redeeming In gold or
silver all Its paper presented
had been followed, 1 believe 1t
would have worked beneficially, and
there would have been no trouble grow
ing put of II. but the secretaries of the
treasury from the beginning OF resump-
ton have pursued a policy Of redeeming
In gold or silver at the option of the
holder OF h paper. n II any secretary
had afterwards attempted to change
that policy and force silver upon q man
who wanted gold or gold upon a man
who wanted silver, and especially IL he
had made that attempt at such a critical
period as we have had in the last two
years. my judgment Is 1t would have
been very disastrous"
From the secretary's answer II will be
seen hat the fault does not lie with the
~greenbacks and treasury notes, but
rather with the legislative officers who
have seen Mt to surrender a right which
should have been exercised for the pro-
lection of the interests Of the people.
We are old that any attempt upon the
part OF the government to redeem It's
oDii8dtiohS III SiScI Woui0 put u pTeml-
UNI upon gold. but why should II? The
Bank Of France exercises the right to
redeem all bank paper in either gold or
silver. and yet France maintains the
parity between gold and silver at the
ratio Of 15h to /, and retains in circula-
ton more silver per capita than we do
In the United States.
It may be further answered that our
opponents have suggested nc feasible
plan for avoiding the dangers which
they fear. The government must either
exercise the right to redeem Its obliga-
lions In silver when silver 70 more coa-
venient. OF II must retire all the silver
and silver certificates from circulation
and leave nothing but gold as legal ten
der money. Are v opponents willing
TO outline q financial system which viii
carry out their policy TO Its legitimate
conclusion or VIII they continue TO
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-25
Ratb tisr WSatter,

Dor itber so Sabren f1on tpurbe
Wfrs. MihslDtp's Soothing Sprup
bon Milionen bon Muttern beim 3abs
men ber &inber angetpenbet. Wirft bu
I'm S9lafe bur9 bas @1reien eiues
Rinbe8 gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnem 1T unb
bor S9meraen peints Wenn 10, lafe
iofort eine 5laf6e BON vMtrs. WinSs
lotps Soothing Sprup" bolen. Sein
Wertb TT unbe3ablbar. gs :pirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inbermng pers
f6affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mthtter,
es 1T tein 3weifel barhber. gs betlt
Opienterp unb Oiarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Winb,
&olit, eruei9t ben @aumen, berbins
bert @nt5anbung unb ftdrft bas gan3e
Spfiem. sMrs. @inslotps Soothing
Sprup1 fur aabnenbe ainber ift anges
nebm in @ei9mad unb bas Recept
ltammt BON einem ber befen tpeibli1en
aerate In ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T BET
allen Oruggifen In Der gan3en Welt 3u
baben. preis Is Gents per Glai9e.
4auft ni6ts anberes, aIs Mrs. WinSs
IctDs SOotbings5prup.
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Saben Gte ientuls

ben gIsftrtc 8itters aIs elm 9eiImitel
gegen Sbre 2eiben beriu6t? Wenn
nidt. 10 lafen sic ii6 ieBt eine Jlai3e
fommen unb Sic merbea @rlei9terung
ifinben. Dieie Mebi3in bat f6 ala
befonbers seeisnet ertuieien aur 9ei.
lung aaer 5rauenfrantbeiten. eie
ibt einen erfaunli6en biretten @in.
ffuB aus unb giebt ben Srgauen Sc
funbbeit unb &raft. Wenn Sic an
Qppetitlofgteit leiben, ober an Wers
fopfuns, 3opfmeb, Obnma6tsans
fd0eu, ober tpenn Sic nerD6s iinb,
lei9t erregbar. melan6olii9 ooer wenn
Sic ni6t f6lafen f6uuen, baan III
bas gleftrie 8itters gerabe bic Nebi'
3in, peI6e sic brau9en. &raft anb
@eiunbbeit perben bur9 ibren &C.
brauG garantilt. Giinfais Gents obet
$l.00 per Glaf6e in Der Ipotbefe pon
Nbslpb 9reiB.
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Nyeatt leie, cs mag i,ptt SIT
terefie ieitt +!

Wir balten segenmdrtig einen
8 0 m mer. &1ulnutlgss BE +.
tauf. s@ube unb StiefeI su Rofts
preiieu, Nuf iebem sthd Waare
ftebt ber Soft unb ber ebemaIige Uers
taufspreis. Dor etpa 3 Wonaten Bee
i9afften mir eiueu 8orratb bon aofs
fern unb 6anbtafden. gtum iperben
mir btefelben boqfdnbig auspertaufen,
ba tpir bes &aumes 5ebtirftis iinb fir
ben groBen 6erbfts unb Winte Is
Worratb bon S@uben, ber gegens
mdrtig anfdngt, herein3ntommen.
Wdes muB prompt unb aur @teue
5eaablt merben, ba mir su fol9en prei.
len gti9ts auff@reiben f6nnen.
@inberelIa Sboe Store,
213 Nlamo.plaaa.
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Gitl graum.

&etR tuar oer Sag uuS bte 9sad3t blieb
betf,
9ie MpsfituS ibtutrrtem emtietltdb,
lInter'm Sidbtea Stete, 8ebabet tn
Gdtuetk,
9a fdblaft itdb's uidbt 8raSe cra1elid)!
9a tranmt man allerlei 3emg, 10 bmnt,
Won 8aitlisfem, Mplbem mno0raden;
90 trdnmt ieb benm audi sn bieier
&tunb',
SD la8e tim -. 6Gllem.3abeu!
SD idmOrte In iiebenbem g6mefel
-9spdJ mebr, ais auf metnem Yfiible-
=, rtef tdb, TT bier benm fetne Seel',
9ie bic le@5enbe 3mnae Mir fiible?
3anm batt' ids sermfen, ba Fam id,pn
berbei
Gtn Senfel@en, Fed umb bebemSe,
Srast mid nadb nteinent 8e8ebr, tper
itb iet
limb tute id5 mid benn bef1nSe?
SD SAB Seid,eib ibm itt laattem Son;
>, rtef er ca, 10 fetb Sbr esq
Serr MrnOio idbidt @ndJ bpm ganft
Mntpn
Gin Barrel buu clone Star"=Gteres
=, ber naulit, aber nt18ltbft idbneu!
Etef laut td5 Oa In baS 8eiuimmel:
8etm "Lone Starr. 8ter 8lambt man
felbn tn ber G1u'
Wfan tuGre tiitten irn Sinmel!
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9ie Gmprek Sfdb,,taid)ine.

9ieie oor5iislihe 9db Maidine, bie
iiberall 10 groBen Snflans sefunoen
bat anb Die elmer gadb Mai6ine i'm
Breile bon $45-55 sleidfummt, piferiz
rem mir nit allen 9(tta6ments tpie fulst:
Die Wtaid,ime nmS bic yreie 9reffe
etn Sabr fret, $21.5O.
9ie Maid,ine an alte Mbpmmeuten
fir $4,000.
Ser Seiteller be5ahlt bic
Sra DIT, Die etma $3.50 be-
tra ct. Man lenoe bas @elb on uns
elm nno bic MaIdine iuiro bem 8eitel=
ler bireft bon Der 5abrif Suseianbt.
9is Expedition Der "Treie 9reife
fiir 3egaS".
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q. 91Dl3'
Halmen 8arten unb Geitauratiou.

Der frennbli6fe unb ansenebmffe
Mufentbalt fur bic Befu9er Der Gtabt
unb namentli@ far Gamilien, III
S9ol3' palmengarten. ber nit elmer
borsagli6en Reitauration, mel1e aue
SelitateRen ber Saifon in better 3us
bereitung liefert. berbunben if. Man
finbet bort 6as bette @las Bier unies
rer beimif6en Brauereien, portreff.
li9e einbeimii9e unb imrortirte Weine,
bito @igarren, alte, CUTE Wbisties,
9iqubre &C., unb gum l1eberfiuB fets
einen ausgeaei9reten 2un1. Sons.
tags unb eonntags Mbenbs finbeu
Grets 4On5erte itatt. 8ilIarbfpielern
fieben bic befien Billiards 3ur Ser.
fHgnng.
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Wfmtb's Samiliengartem.
Gin nnii6ertruffensr GrbolHnsspIas.

Mit benz Serannaben Der beiBen Sab.
re83eit febnt man f@ in's Sreie unb
nod einem @rboIungSplaSe, Der iieben
grfrii9ung, llnterbaltung, Dor allen
Dinsen frii9e Cuff bietet unb bds IN
Mutbs @arten auf benz @opernments
6Igel.
Ser @arten III tin Muifer bon Sau.
berteit, bic 8sbienuns III aufmertfam.
bic @etrdnfe eriter Rlafe umb porauf
mobl Sober am meilten fiebt, es berfebrt
bier fiets elm getudblteS PnbIifum.
8ereine unb tletnere @elelII@aftea
t6nnen ben @arten Dber ben Iufttaen
Saal, Ober beibe, fur pribot. a,eraiiiis
gungen mietben unb Mutb's 6onsIo.
pile liefert aud fur ioIne WeronifoIs
tunsen bic Muft au mdBiaem 8reiIe.
3ein Grember iollte berfeblen, ben
reiaenben 1arten su beiu@en unb bic
btefgen giirser follten einen GtoIa boz
rein isben, ben @arten re9t bdnTg au
trequentiren.
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IS Jn 9ensIers @ircus In 2ibers
pool tpurbe eine MaFenberfammlung
obgebalten, um gegen bic bon ben
Sirfen On ben Mrmeuiern beriibteu
8rduel 3u proteffiren. Der greife @rs
yremierminiiter @labfone belt eine
9ebe. in ipel6er er bic &egierung aufs
forberte. einen eaer9ii9en Druid auf
ben Sultan ausauhben unb bic biplos
matif6en Be3iebun9en 3ur Shrtei ab.
5ubre6en. penn berielbe ben Mrmeni.
iben 8rdueln ni6i @inbolt sebiete.
@r fagte. er t6nne nidt elouben, baB
fi6 bic tibriseu europdii9en GroBmd1te
auf bic Seite ber Surtei fslen war.
ben, um bic GOrtieBuug Der S9anbs
tbaten 5u erm6gliden, bic cine G6ma9
fur bic Civilization bieiss Sabrbuns
berts feien.
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8udlens Mrutea Galhe.

9ie bette Salbe ber @elt iiir Sdnitte,
Aueti6unsen, @el6ipiire Siebers uno
6aut gtusi4la9, 6ledten, 9eiprunseue
5dnoe, Jroitbeulen unb ale Sauttrants
beiten; furirt Sdmorrbulben pbtr teine
8e5abluns. 80llise 3ufriebenbeit aas
rantirt OOer bas @elo ipire 8urIderitats
tet. 20 Gents bic Sda6tel. Bum
8erfauf in alien Npotbefen.
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Bauluftiae mmo Runtraftoren

MAIDEN mir anf bic alte bepdbrte 8au,
bolabanbIuus BON 6 b. Stebes &
56bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Auantitdten bon poraheli9em 8auboI,
unb groBe 8orrdtbe BON Sbhren, Sen.
fern, Saloufen, S6inbelm, @iien.
uaaren, tpie S9l6Ker, 0dgeI, syarben
&c. on 9anb baben. Nieberlagen an
Observation-Disclosures uub am 5uniei
SeIeife in Der on Commensurate.
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6dle9tes BIut, gerfspiung. 2eber,,
unb Nierens2eibeu werben bnr9 RarI'a
@lsber &npt Sbee tirirt. 3nm Ser,
tay4 BET 2aIteper q 6da9arb, Sames
@lasiu, Z. 8. speteHp, R. gabn q
Co., 9. etein, Central Drug Siess.
u. 6@nsppe.
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Stun mar bas Duntel gang berab@
9eiunfen 9lber in ibren Seelen mar
es 1tdt. unb Mar nobm bic 9dnbe
ieiner Sra:t feit tn Die ieinen unb
ipra6: nDu mein gutter &amerab-
meine Weal >a-lpte i'd Did ltebe, uno
wie glitdli6 i'd bin!"
&nbe.
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@6minhfu@t faHa bard SHis5's
Sure gebeilt uerbeu. DieieS srs6s
6ufenbeilmittel III baS ein3ig betannis
ge0en bieie f6redlidbe &rantbeit. Sum
Bertauf bel aalteper & @9u9arb,
Sames glabin. 8. s. Speuehp, q.
@obn & Co., q. Stein, GemtraI Drug
Store, d. S@meppe.
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CAPT. 6tuennep ben Der Ber. 81.
armee. eax Diego, Sal, fast: ebk
lob's @atarrb &euebp iit BE erRe Me.
6iain, bie mir eut setban bat. Preis 50
@ents. Gum Bertauf bel Ralteser .
s9u4arb, James glabin, Z. 3. Speb
leRp, U. @sbn & &c., y. Stein, gsss
troll Drag Store, U. SGuetes.
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piaeu belfen Der Terfiopfuas nid)i
ab. 6is oer,dlimmern fe HlH. Qarrs
glsper Moot 8bee reguIirt bas nnter'
kibs.Ssfem. gum gerfaaf BET ssai'
teper 6 S9udarb, Same8 6laptH, I.
3. SpeQeHp, r. Gobn 6 Co., 9. Steia,
Central Drug Store, U. S9mespe.
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9ume gtar 8ter icbmedt beS Mors
gems gut,
9es8leiben sn Wtttase,
ltmo tuer es SlbenbS trinfem tbut,
sat 6anOn utmuter Pla8e:
9tu8e8en ttadbt DaS &pmesS Star.8 8ier
Tim Mttternat,t erit redbt 0lGiir
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slus 8ombop pirb berid,tei. bos

- Nus 8ombap pirb beri9tei, bab
bort bic 8eulenpef aussebro@en fei.
ueber 300 perionen finb Der Seu6e
bereiis erleeen. 9ieielbe Uirb bur6
einen Bacillus eraeuat, uel6er nit
bemienisen ibentif6 iein fol-, msIden
Vrof. sfitaseo, Der berabmte iapanifde
@eIebrte. wdbrenb Der pcriges Sabr
In 6oustons berrf9enben Seu6e ent.
bedte.
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aarIS gIsber Root 1bee III etu
fideres Mittel gegen aopfmeh unb ner.
b6ie aranfbeiten. gu9ts beilt 10 fdaneH.
Gum Bertauf BET aalteper 8 66ns
9arb, Sames @labin, 8. 5. Gpelefp,
@. gsbn Il Co., q. Stein, Central
Drug Store. u. S6meppe.
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Wtatthtea 8rptherS,

Gleii@er, 507 @aft 1Oufon straBe,
2iefern bas por3hsli9fe Rinbs, S@af.
unb S9peinefeii9. g pe3ialitdt.
Sunges 4albfIeif d. MIe Sor,
ten bon Murf.
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Seib s5tr burn unnerbasgiGleN,
Berifopfune, appetitlofgteit, S9pias
bel, selbe 6autfarbe geplasta 6tb
lob's Witalser If Elm fi9eres 6eilmittei.
Gum 8ertauf bel aalteper q SGu,
6arb. James glaniu, 8. ). Speue5p,
&. @eba 8 &c.. 3. 6teix, GentEM
Drug Stsre. ". 6&wep@e.
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SebIt Gnds xebensSraft in trsenb etnem Ebetl
Cures SnitemS. ober III guer Nernenibfem serrlt.
tet onr4 nnueiie 9ebensart pber raenb tueldbe nr.
iacbe? Theit mir Cure Jehler nit unb Id min @udb
aud Siie notbtueubie bate Serner ienbe ttb aud
fret oaS &ecept zines etnfaden 5ausmittels bas
mid rettete.
Beridbebt uidbt auf morpen. tuns br beute tbun
ipat. Shreibt unter GeiicbluB elmer Bft. marie
fir @iid.Wnttuort an fbumns Slater. y. o. Boz
sig kalamazoo. Rid
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- Sn Samburs III bic au6 in ben
Ser. Staatea betannte primabonna
Grau 8atbarina aIafstp Hobie ge.
itorben.
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8urnep's @isi9rdnfe gum aofipreife.
Lightning" unb blizzard" Free
zers nnb @aioliu6fen gum aoitpreiie.
@us. u. 8obnet, 217 %. Com. st.
3neig @ei6dft: 210 OfsSonionEr.
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YaHa9es8tuette auer Dirt
VI Wad nno bou Guropa.

Sept III bic 3eit. Sidets 3u fanfeu
unb 0ermanbte unb Befannte aus ber
alten 9eimatb beriibertommeil 3u laKen.
Wegen geuauer Snformation penbs
man fi9 on
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Nerl0mat.
$500 umb mebr eamernSen Verbienft

pro Tag sarant.ren ptr Sebem, Der stus
Naenur fhr uuiere reutH patrct4enl rtltstbien sc.
Stlp.r hberutmmt Q. Il @. GtIbernan,
Dep. F2, St, Baul, Wtnn
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80. s. 9pmne

'Senerals pahaglersMgent BET Wtalorp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 @af > 9oufon Strabe, San Nu'
tonic, Segas.
Ofh3ieller asent fttr ole europdi'
f9en Oampfer 2inien.
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Stau0arb.
aauft lt1r @tuoebafer,
ba ieoer 8oa Material fiir ein
Sabr 8arantirt tuirb.

Wenn Sbr einen Sarms ober Geber.
Wagen, Mmbulana, 8uggp. &eiie,
Wagen, SnrreD, &uti@e, @oab @art.
ober irgenb elm Gubrperf su fnufen
beabf4tigt, 10 nebmt elm Gtssbe6afers
Sabrifat, tpel6es pofitib a!s bas beite
Der Welt garantirt tuerben tann.
Gtmbebafers2 28a6ea ieber glrt fiub
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
Accidentally Killed.

Jos. Huber, young man al years
of age. met his death, in Charlton
township. on Thursday. Jan. 3oth,
while out rabbit hunting with Ernest
Maddox. white, and Joseph Evans. col.
Evans had borrowed young HHber's
ramrod to get an cmpy shell out OF
his own gun. Young Huber was
standing two or three steps away, and
stepped up on log, lost his balance
and fell of, discharging both barrels
of the gun, killing himself almost In
s;an,ly.
DIR. G.. NJ. Dewey, coroner, accom-
panied by Sheriff Dempsey. went down
to Charlton township last Friday and
held an inquest on the body. Ii was
not deemed necessary to empanel a
jury. The condition of the wounds
found on the deceased showed that
the two witnesses, Maddox and Evans,
had truthfully testified.
The left arm was badly shattered;
the contents Of one barrel had gone
through the arm. The other barrel
was discharged into the body, enter
ing il from the left side between the
sixth and seventh ribs, going up
through the left lung, producing death
in a few minutes.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
Wedding Bells

WoopwARD-LESTER:-Mr. Chas.
Woodward and Miss Florence Lester,
both of Brunswick, were married, IN
that city. on Wednesday. Jan. a9th,
Ed. Henry Eubank sealing their plight
ed VOWS.
SNrTH-JoSEs:-Mr. a. w. Smith
and Miss flora Jones, both Of Ham
den. were joined in the holy bonds oi
wedlock by Rev. p. NJ. Sears on We'd
nesday. Jan. a0th. The bride has
been an appreciative reader of the
COURIER for several years, and we
take pleasure in wishing her and her
liege lord a long, happy life Of con
jugal bliss
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
City Council Proceedings

The Keytesvillc city council met IN
regular session on Monday evening.
Feb. srd. and the following proceed
ins were had:
Present. 6. b. Gillian, mayor; C. l..
White, ]. c. Kellogg and 6. l. Swain,
aldermen; NJ. W. Anderson, treasurer;
l.. A. Embree, marshal and street
commissioner, and o. p. Ray collector.
o. P. Ray was appointed clerk pro tenn.
Minutes oflast regular meeting read
and approved.
Kellogg Bros. granted license to
keep a dramshop At their stand IN
block one.
Iohn Chivcss ordered credited with
the sum of 90 cts on his taxes for the
wear 1895 on account Of erroneous
assessment of said Chivers for said
year.
The following accounts were present.
ed and allowed:
Pat Thrash. work on streets, $3.50.
W. ID. Vaughan, supplies, to city,
Si.3o.
l. a. Embree, salary as city mar
shall for January, 1896. and Ia
DAYS work as street commissioner
Sso.,S.
Rucker * Hunt, two mattresses for
calaboose, $500.
IA. c. Phillips, salary as deputy
marshal for January, 1890. $4,000.
Pete Fox, hauling two loads o,
humber, SI.oo.
Claude Williams, work on bridge
Ss.oo.
Taylor Harold, work with team or
streets, $500.
7. s. Rucker, salary as alderman tC
Feb. 9th, 1896, SI7.So.
&c. Kellogg, same. SIs.5o.
CT White, same, Sr,.So.
G.I- Swain. same, SI,.So.
Account of W. +. Curran for 67:
feet Of lumber tabled until next meet
ing.
There being no further bushes
council adjourned
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
Coffee that
IS Coffee.

It's the poorest kind OF
economy 10 buy what is call
ed "cheap" coffee. And it
is risky economy, too. When
you buy "cheap" goodness
only knows how many kinds
Of stuff are mixed mp with it.
L read in the paper the other
day that q concern in Chica-
go was making so-called
s'cofree" out of some kind Of
clay.
The most economical cof-
fee, and the most delicious
and healthy, is Blanke's
Roasted Coffee. / absolute
ly guarantee every grain OF
it. I tell people to come
back and get their money If
Blanke's Coffee isn't as good
or better than / say it is.
Remember when you buy it
that you are getting coffee
that is coffee.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
Charged With an Awful Crime.

Brunswick was thrown into a fever
Of excitement last Saturday when the
report gained currency that p. w.
Dingman had attempted to criminally
assault Myrtle D.Aion, his wife's 7-year-
old niece, and had given her a loath-
some disease. An indignation meet
ing was held at the City hall, and SIS
was soon raised to be used in accom-
plishing Dingman's capture. Z. c.
Monroe, telegraph operator at Bruins
wick, quietly left for Norborne, Carroll
county. and returned with Dingman in
charge on Sunday night and lodged him
in Brunswick's calaboose. Dingman was
turned over to Sheriff Dempsey on
Monday, and was sbroughtto Kcytesville
and incarcerated in the county jail to
await his preliminary trial before
Justice Geo. w. Cunningham at
Brunswick on Friday, Feb. 18th. The
warrant for Dingman's arrest was
sworn out by Chas. Clubbs, of Bruins
wick, whose wife is also an aunt OF
the little Atom girl.
Dingman is 80 years OF age. and at
one time ran a racket or notion At
Brunswick, but about year ago left
his wife at that place and has since
been travelling with a magic lantern
show, exhibiting at country school,
houses.
Excitement ut Brunswick last Sat-
urday ran high. and there is little
doubt that Dingman's chances Ito
pull hemp" would have been first
class had he been present when the
crowd was at their highest point of
indignation.
He stoutiy denies his guilt of the
charge against him. We refrain from
any further comments until the result
Of the preliminary is known. -
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07

"In Mizzoura" is the Graham EaiEe
bill for tonight. The play is picture
of Misso iri life in earlier days. A
wo king blacksmith shop and IN old
Missouri kitchen are introduced on
the stpe.
The COURIER congratulates DIR. and
Mrs. w. +. Magruder, of Brunswick. on
the arrival of fine son, their first born.
on Tuesday, Feb. 4. Mother, babe and
father are doing well, but al hopes of
"Grandpa" Merchants and Grandpa"
Magruder's ever regaining their men,
al equilibrium have been abandoned
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-02-07
Good Pie.

First-rate pies are made OF
the first-rate California can
ned Peaches / sell for 10 cts
per can. Table peaches cost
20.
Maybe you never tried my
Apple Butter. 1t makes an
important item on the din
ner table and is relished by
ever, body. Price 80 cts sug-
az House Syrup only 20 cts
per gallon.