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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Killed While Hunting.

Joseph Sportsman, a young
man living near Westville, aged
"a years. while out hunting
Thursday, December 26, with.
Samuel Wyette and Van Perrin,
was accidentally killed by the
discharge of a gun in his own
hands on the farm of S. H. PEN
rod.
DR.. Jennings, the county coro-
ner, held an inquest on the body
the following day at which
Sportsman's two companions tes-
tilted to the manner of the killing.
The three hunters were sepa-
rated at the time of the shooting.
When the gun was discharged,
the attention ofWyette and Perrin
was directed to Sportsman, whom
they saw fall. They hurried to
him, but he was dead before they
reached him. tits believed the gun
by which Sportsman lost his life
was discharged by the hammer
catching on some brush or by
coming in contact with a stump.
DR.. G.. O. West testified as to
the character of the wound:
The charge severed the carot-
id artery and vein and passed
through the upper ma4illary
bone, causing a large fracture Of
that bone, thence into the base
Of the brain. gt
After hearing the testimony,
the coroner, without a jury,
rendered a verdict to the effect
that death was caused. by the
accidental discharge OF a gun
in the hands of deceased. Sports
man leaves young wife, who
was formerly Miss Rosa Belle
Penrod, to mourn his un.imely
and tragic death.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
The Hill Wedding Anniversary.

The Hill Wedding Anniversary.
Nm. E. Hill of Keytesyille and
Miss Sallie Scott, daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. r. NJ. Scott, then
of Paris, Mo-, but now of Key
tesville, were married December
26, 1871 To celebrate the 3Oth
or pearl anniversary Of this
event, the bridegroom and bride
sent cards to a number of friends
inviting them to their palatial
home in this city Thursday even
ing, December 26, 1901, from IS
to II O'Clock. Pursuant to the
invitations sent out about 100
guests assembled at the time and
place named, where youth and
beauty united to make the occa-
sion joyous and long to be re-
membered.g &
I q
When the guests began to as
.semble the bride and groom as
sumed their place in the spacious
parlor and began to receive con-
gratulations, the bridal pair re-
spending with that suavity of
manner and language that they
manifested at the time they be-
gan the journey of life together.
In receiving they were assisted
by their accomplished daughters,
Mesdames S. Woodson Hundley
of st. Joseph and Chas. S.
Keith Of Kansas City. The hus-
bands Of these ladies' were pres
ent also and aided much to TIE
entertainment, the former by a
display ef his musical talent in
performances upon the piano and
violin, and the latter by an intel
ligent conversation with the
guests. Misses Sallie and Helen
Hill were home from school and
as full of sunshine as usual, if
not more so. The absent MEM
Der of the family was Frank, the
Oldest child and only son, whose
home is in New York, and owing
to holiday engagements could
not be present.
The supper consisted of coffee,
tea, sandwiches and fruits at one
table, which was presided over
by Mrs. Hundley, assisted by
Mrs. H. C. Minter of Keytesyille.
At another table Mrs. Andrew
Mackay of st. Louis and Mrs.
&C. CASTOR of Keytesyille pre-
sided, where the second course
was served and consisted of can !
dies, cakes and ices. rat
One OF the pleasant features of
the evening was the splendid
music. In addition to the music
tton the piano and violin Mr.. Hill
gave anumber of selections from
his gramophone, which was new
and novel. SAD r
I4s The lack of space in this week 8
half issue of the COURIER for
bids our giving the costumes Of
the ladies, for which we hope
they will excuse US.
t The tpearly' presents were
numerous, useful and valuable.
You can get is pounds of gran !
ulated sugar for ST and 2f
Cts 3 dozen for your eggs IT De.
Moss Bros. + : { "a. q
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
KEYTEsvnLE MISSOURI. FRIDAY JANUARY g. 1901
Deaths Decree.

i SMITH Don Chester Smith,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.. P. Smith
of near Cazzell, died Saturday,
December 81, 1901, aged 2 years,
5 months and 2 days. Don was
a bright little fellow and loved by
all who knew him. We drop the
tear of sympathy with the sor-
rowing parents.
Rive are sorry to
learn through j. w. Lance, who
came to town for the coffin, that
little Bertha, the 5-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kuhler of seven miles northwest
of Keytesville, died Monday night
of Group, She had been COM
planning for several days and was
up Monday and ate dinner, but
grew worse that night and died.
The COURIER condoles with Mr..
and Mrs. Kuhler in their sad be-
reavement.
ABBoTT:-Albert l.. Abbott, at
one time well-known in and
q : =
around Keytesville, died at his
home in New Orleans, La, De-
cember II, 1901, in the 10th year
of his age. Mr.. Abbott's s second
wife was a daughter of the late
John P. Williams and the widow
of Col. VIM. Hyde, who was kill
| ed at the battle of Wilson creek
in 1852. Shortly after the war
| Mr.. Abbott moved, with his fam
lily, to Charlton county and lived
on the farm southwest of Key
tesville now owned by George
Hechler ind occupied by 6. w.
sPonsler. Sometime in the 70's
| he moved back to New Orleans,
/ where he made his home as early
as 1916. MIR. Abbott was a good
man, devoted member of the
Presbyterian church, a skillfui
/ jeweler by trade, prominent in
! the Masonic fraternity and hon
Eored and respected by the entire
circle of his acquaintanceship.
I A wife and five children are left
+ to mourn his death.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
NUMBER 48
Real Estate Transfers
QUT-CLAIM DEEDS.

QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. 3g
| Edward Prince and wife of
Quincy, ILL.,, to John Tohin, sw
or 24-56-19-S1O.
Rebecca Green of Camden
county, Mo-, to T. B. stamper,
all of that triangular tract lying
Immediately west Of block sc Of
the original town Of Salisbury
and containing about 1-2 acres
81.
T.B. Stamper to r. M. Minks,
same as last transfer above-S1.
Brawshaw Kaye, alias j. W.
Kaye, tc VIM. lB. johnson, ne
Or NV or 1856 -21-S1.
John B. Bragg and wife to w.
B. Lucas, strip of land 10 1-2
it wide off the east side of the
sw or 9-55 -2O-S4O.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Richard M. Minks to Berry r.
Smith, 21 41-1OO acres of land,
being W hf W hf of lot 8 in the NV
or 2-55-17-S450.
Richard M. Minks and wife to
Isaac w. Wescott, n Inf w hf of
lot 3 in the NV or 2-55-17; also
n hf w bf of lot OF the NV or
.2-55-17, containing. in all, 40
acres, more or less -S530.
John MeClaren to Ri ;ilard M.
Minks, n hf W hf OF lot 3 in the
NV Or 2-55-17, containing 20
acres, more or less 5000.
Isaac W. Westcott to Richard
NJ. Minks, ri Al 100 acres, being
the W hf W hf of lot 5 in the NV
or 2-55- 17-S30O. 3a
Mary Lohr to Julia freeman,
80 acres, S pt ne or, and 80 acres,
IN hf Sc or, all in 32-53- 16-
So 800.
VIM. Wack and wife TO S. f.
Sanders, sw Or NV or 4, the n hf
Sc or 5, NV Or neqf olying north
and west OF the Charlton river,
ell in "a; also the hf OF the Sc
or of 81, and sw Or sw or 32-55,
all in II, and cor tanning 700
acres, more or less s-S18, 900,
subject to two deeds OF truse for
1000 and $500, respectively,
VIM. P. Warbritton to c. C.
NarDrittoa, sw Or Sc Or 1906 16
$500, subject to j deed OF trust
for $500 held by Chas. Duss.
&C. Warbritton and wife to
Mary Jane Wilson, same as last
transfer above $500, subject to
a deed of trust for $500 held by
Chas. Duss.
i Edward l.. Mcdonald and wife.
to VIM. G.. Smith, lots IL and II
] in block 43 in the village of Sum-
| ner-S1 800 and the assumption
| OF the deot hell by the Sumner
Exchange bank.
A. G. Houston and wife to z.
! 0. Houston, 80 acres, pit sw Or
ne or 26-55-17-Sl50.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Letter List.

.1 letter L!ss.
The following is = list OF un-
claimed letters in thekeytesyille,
Mo-, post-office Jan. s, 1902:
EN-. Gillnm. Miss Hanna. i-,kFfs.ss
Nchard Harris, Mrs. Aggic Page. COL,
John Ray INfsse Ba,afai iSoAnsdt.
Mrsa Rpesy Terull. Miss Ksse wasxer.
A. @. Woods.
When calling for for tho above LETT
tiers please say sdveaar:tti Ell sed. : spae
~ fea lcasTlS, s. st.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Delivery Of Goods.

l wish to inform the ladies of
Keytesville tn t my delivery
wagon makes deliveries at the
following hours: $3.50 and II q.
NJ. and at 2;30 and 4:30 p. m.
Parties will confer a favor by
ordering their goods for delivery
within the hours named. 1
j. M. HAWKINS.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Pay !!

II you are indebted to J G. T.
Kubo you are respectfully, pss; + but
urgently, requested 8. to plea, please call ,s
and settle your account as de-
sire to close my books for 1901.
BY giving this matter your
prompt attention YOU will greatly
obige, Yours Truly,
eH re J.iC9T. * UBo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Probate Pointers.


w. H. Mayo ct al, administra-
tors of the estate of Robt. E..
Allen, present their additional
bond in the sum Of $4,000 as
such administrators, which is
approved with r. A. Partch and
j. N. Manlove as securities.
le ~ ~. a
q Lewie Lisle, guardian and cu-
rator of the minor heirs of Lydia
j. Stanley, deceased, presents
his additional bond in the sum of
$4,000 as such guardian and Gu
rator, which is approved with
Newton Long, S. E. Robinson
and w. s. Robinson as securi-
ties.
On motion of Emma Hagen,
widow of Adolph Hagen, John
F. Hagen is appointed admins
traitor of the estate of the said
Adolph Hagen, deceased. The
SAIL John r. Hagen's bond in
the sum of $500 is approved as
3such adudnistratpr with Emma
HAsgen and Louis j Kip KiHk khoIat = "a Saa
securities.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
A Collection Agency.

Having established a collection
agency in Keytesville, I am pre-,
pared to make collections of all
kinds. Remittances made
promptly and commissions rea- !
sonable. D. H. HANCOCK.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
More New Suits.

The following new suits for the
February, 1902, term of circuit
court at Salisbury have been
filed in the office of Circuit Clerk
q. T. Lamkin during the past
week:
CIVIL CASES.
Emma Wack VS.. j. w. Wack,
divorce.
L. Benecke VS.. VIM. Writ,
ejectmeut.
Mat H. Kneuven VS.. c.. O..
Kneuven, suit to decree title.
Walter S. Heath VS.. Josie
Heath, divorce.
Josephine Brandt VS.. VIM. c..
Brandt ct al, equity.
Lizetta Steinmetz VS.. Willie
Young, ejectment.
John Williams ct al VS.. Aman-
da Williams, suit for accounting.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Horses and Mules for Sale.

- 1UxSOS ssz11 II " q 1V1 -
We take this means of notifying
the farmers Charlton county
that we ESQ head of good 3
and 4-y III mules and five
span OF orses and mares, all
desirable stock, for sale.
CUNNINGHAM Il CRoPPER.
Keytesyille, Mo,
We are also prepared to fur
nish parties living ii toWl with
good stove wood on short Il.tIce.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Call for Candidate.

JUDGE 2. I. = 4tls' LEEIWOUD,
DEAR Strive, the under
signed Democratic voters Of
Mendon to ynship, respectfully
ask you to offer yourself for the
office Of judge Of the western
district Of Charlton county, hav-
ing confidence in your ability
and being satisfied with your
past record in your official duties
as judge Of the western district !:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03

O&"AASASs y
Shupe and Miss Lucy Newcomer,
both of Mendon, we're married in
Mendon Tuesday, December
"a, 1901, Rev. w. r. Enyeart
tying the nuptial knot.
WEsCoTT-J JONES Vim. Wes-
colt of Bynumville and Miss
Zouria Jones of Musselferk were
at Echo Thursday, De-
cember 26, 1901, Justice D. M.
Brown launching their hymeneal
bark.
RR-HARPER w. G.. Harr
of New Cambria and Miss Tillie
Harper of Brunswick were mar
ried at Brunswick Wednesday,
December 25, 1901, Rev. Franc
Mitchell of Keytesville sealing
the plighted vows.
-
CRAIG LANCASTER Ma h e W
G. Craig of Huer, Macon county,
and Mrs. Lizzie Lancaster Of
near Keytesville were married at
Keytesville station Sunday, De-
cember 90, 1901, Justice H. A.
Wheeler officiating.
THURMAN -RICE:-Ha rry H.
Thurman of Salisbury and Miss
Matte May Rice of Cairo, Ran :
dolph county, were married at
the residence of the brides par
ents Wednesday, December %,
1901, Rev. Jas. H. Lynn making
the twain one.
*** s.; al
DoWNEY- LovELEss :-Ha n n l.
bal Downey and Mrs. Lucy Love-
less, botil OF Sumner, were mar
ried at Cunningham Wednesday,
December %, 1901, Justice F. M.
Lewis adjusting the double har-
ness. The bride is no longer
Loveless, but now reposes on a
Down(e)y couch of love and hap
plness.
DRACE- MOORE: Married, at
the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs j. j. Moore,
in this. city the evening of De-
cember 81, 1901, by Rev. Franc
Mitchell, pastor of the Presby-
terian church, Rev. Frank P.
Drace of the NJ. E. church,
South, and Miss Virgie Moore.
There were no invited guests ex-
eept immediate relatives of the
contracting parties, and none
others were present save two or
three privileged parties who
"happenedin" on suspicion. The
young people are too well and
favorably known to need eulogy
from us. The writer is only
in sympathy with the entire town
when he hopes for them the pleas
ATTEST journey possible down the
riversof time, and the blessings
of heaven all the way.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Call for Candidate.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Roll OF Honor.

The following friends have
cast rays,of sunshine across our
pathway during the past week
by either becoming new sub
scribers or by renewing their
subscription to the COURIER.
May heaven bless 'em:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Eighty-Acre Farm for Sale.

Three miles east Of Brunswick
on road to Keytesyille, 40 acres
Of fire bottom land, 40 acres hill,
50 Of which is in wheat. Fair i'm
provements. Write 81 cali on,
JEROME DEARING.
Brunswick, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
RENEWALS.

The city council meets in regu-
lar monthly ssJ session ri a.,lPs ps1t Mon Mon
day night.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1902-01-03
Cupid'sCaDers.

SHUPE-NEwCOMER Clyde E.
Shupe and Miss Lucy Newcomer,
both of Mendon, we're married in
Mendon Tuesday, December
"a, 1901, Rev. w. r. Enyeart
tying the nuptial knot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

KOLEJ North Western usta-
nowila opEate. "a tykiet ekskursyjny
z Winony do Galesville ma IS ct.
Take tykiety, sprzedawane co
Piatek Sobote, dobre SO do po-
wrotu do nastepnego Poniedziafku.
Tax bedzie az do 20 Wrzesnia 1902 r.
TYKIETY ola poszukujacych
grunt6w sprzedaje kolej Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul " kazdy
pierwszy i trzeci Wtorek kazdego
miesiaca do punkt6w ma zachodzie
i ma pofudniu.
KOLEJ BURLINGTONSKA
sprzedawac bedzie tykiety exkur-
syjne IA grunta, przez miesiac
Wrzesien i Pazdziernik. Zglosic sic
do miejscowego agenta.
TYKIETY E~KSKURSYJNE
do Lake " ashington {Kasota, St.
Peter) sprzedawac bedzie kolej
North Western podczas pory lato-
wei pc znizonych cenach = Wi
nony " Piatki i Soboty do Kasoty
"a 81 ~ do St. Peter "a s4.l5
- do Eagle Lake "a $s.75 "a round
trip tamdot2d Il powrotem, dobre
do powrotu " nastepny Wtorek.
Do Kasoty kosztuje tykiet zwrotny
&c. 55, do St. Peter -e6.65 - do.
Eagle Lake g.. 90, dobry do po-
wrotu W ciagu 80 dni. Dobra spo-
sobnosG zabawienia sic polowem
ryb ma wedke, z parowym yachtem,
nowomodnemi hotelami i t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
Kr6l C..hl1l!a'rlak.
nistorya ciekaws, slawna, "a
pomniana cd dawna, znowu
przypomniana, przes'icsnie
opisana.

Tx TX
By{ sobie raz char}ak, char
}aczysko, ~poczciwe c~z}eczysko, ale
!, biedak TAXI wlelki, re JUL i ma spo~
sob wszelki ME m6g{ sic wysywit,
chyba reka z,owi} rybke. DO ! ma
SLED ME starczy}o, q Re lasu ~kofo
ME by1o, wiec nieraz i surowa Hjesc
musia}. Dawno juz nj nosi} buta,
karaizela JUL popruta, spodnle Z
jedna nogawica. g}owy uiczem ME
okrywal, a sypia} " polu pod sto-
g,em
A ME by} on zawsze tak'm,
lax teraz char}akiem ale woiakiem,
junakiem, co to pol przelecia{ swia-
ia, bill sic i strzela}! Tam do, kata!
by} on iunak mad junak', jak ivy
kle stare char1aki. Me Z jednego
pieca jadaf, vice tel rozumu po~
siada} lyle, zebY nawet we diva
miechy mic unios}y ami klechy,
ami woly~do stodo}y zwiezc ME po-
radzi}y. Wszelkie umia} movie
mowy = czyli to jednemi s}owy.
umia} wszystkie jezyki.
Al raz chodzac mad rzeka.
ujrza} szczupaka. By4 on d}ugi cos
ma }ok et, }uska ma MIN by. pazno~
kieG, z wlerzchu czarna, spodem
biala, = taxa blyszczaca Gaia, 70
char}aka dusza drzafa; ably MONA
z}owi6 rybe. Vice sic ME nanny
slajac wlele, skoczyl nagle v wode
sm1ele, i }atwo z}oui{ szczupaka, DO
ten niby fk}oda jaka, wcale sic Z
miejsca ME ruszy}. Char{ak wy
ni6s}n ma brze3 ~zwierze, p%odzieko-
wa} Bogu azczerze i pod st6g v
pole wedro wal.
" tenn nj ztad, nj z ewad II.
raz dw6ch ludzi stane}o zaraz i POI
czeli z char{aczysklem handel,
chcac cd niego z zysklern kupic o.
wego szczupaka.
Char}ak skoczy{ az z rado6ci,
witajacz pokora gosci, DO " tax
d}ugiej zyjac nedzy, ME zna} nawet
juz pieniedzy, wiec tel z checla "a
trojaka sprzeda} I'M swesyo szczupa-
ka i nawct ma miejsce zanie6c obie~
cal. /
A byli to dwsj z}o6n,cy, oza~
rownlcy, b%ezboznioy, kt6rzy do-
brze to wiedzieli, re W szczupako-
wei gardsiel' tkwi kamvczek czaro-
dzieiski. kto kamyczek TAXI potrze,
prey tenn wyrazi ~zyczenie, wtedy
ME trwa Okla mgnienie, a wszelkie
jego zyczenie natychmiast sic spea~
" =E41- ..EESr .-E".# -HEEaEa&- &a#
nj.
FMS
Char}ak dotsd ME wisdzia},
ably TAXI kamyk siedzia} y gar
dzieli szcsupaka. Dopiero : STOW
czarownik6w, ~byzboznik6w z}o~
sEa.N. @ LEEEEl EEE +vN$a EEn#
snik6w, kt6rsy . ten %ro.m.~'ali.
dowiedziaf sic prawdy. oni my
sleli, ze charlak ich, Mo r,sumie.
Cbar1ak jednak ich zrozumiaf,
mad TEN oudem al sic .dumiaa
wresso,e jul ME myslad wiele, 70 70
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

~ 49, 3&&St $500 49, %Fg5E G.gE
OdpovIedz twej onocie,
Char}ak MECH bedzie skim,
Jak by1 dawn:ej oharlakiem!
" tel tel zarsk chw'll kr6l ]
kr6lowa sic zdz1wili, DO char}ako-
vi zbiela1y w}osy. zgardla dobyly
sic ocbryp}e g}osy, glowa %nieczesa-
M, = katana podarta ! cbar}ak staf
bose : jednq tylko nogawica. q gdy
zobsczono " gebie " kazdej szcze-
&c pc jednym xebie, krdl krzyknq}:
Co to? q co to? w~yrzutcie
laidaka, 1otra char}aka!
l sluzba blezy, chwyta char
4aka ! kijem boki ok}ada. Charlsk
sdumisly / os}upis}y, z b6lu az
krz> knal = j co m6gf nieboze,
ueickf al "a miasto " zbo3e, az do
piero wieczorem gdy kr6l z ca{Ym
dworem poszed} ua spoczynek,
char1ak c6rke ~wyszuka} j VIOLA 0
pier6eien. Ia chociaz 60 ME pozna-
Ia, re e~zcxerosc,q jednak wyznala,
co dzis rano zasz1o.
Charfak zap}aka1 cicha, pre-
klinajac pokuee do llcha, wyszuka}
gdzles MECH starry, zarzuc,f go ma
swe barry . u}amawszy HAWAI- k'ja,
poezcd} " SWAT szukac czarodziei.
l ssed4 dxieh jeden i tydzien
ieden j rok jeden, a o c%zarodzie~
jach ami elychnat. W drodze jad}
zo}edz,e, jagody, nspif sic z rick
wody. ale chleba ME uzna{. Raj
ty]ko pod gestym lasem zna}azl -.
o cudo.... o dziwy.... cafy po-
LED s}oniny. Szybko kawa}ek od-'
gryz} zebami, i sehowaf 60 "a ma.
drzami. a reszte p6}cia w}ozy} do
miecha.
Skoro zawczasu wszed1 do la~
su, MIN s}onko zajdzie, ujrza{ hen!
zdala pred soba ogromna jane.
Ma to char}ak biezy jak szalony i
wchodzi do jam5 >sucieszony, DO tn
rie tylko nocleg wygodpy, ale mo~
ze i czarodzieie tutaj mieszkaja,
DO tacy bezboznlcy i zbrodniarze
czarown,cy tylkos " jamach sic
ukrYwaja.
Wchodzi - biada!.s. strach!
straoh!... DO tn mieszka.. ach!
ach!.. GrYzos}aw, kt6l myszy.
Char}ak sic }eka, ma kolana
DO widzi, re sam Gryzo-
s}aw sic zbliza. Ma b1wi zmarsz-
czone, colo peloe chmury grzbiet
ogon wznieslony do CORY.
- CzfecZe - GrYz sfaW plsn4t
- rodzie ~kwloterczy, CO toczysz
b6i morderczy Z Mani myszami, =
kotami sic zajmujesz!? Jak tmiess
tn zagledat, katy aasze przeglar
+- EEEEH-..tg+
dad, by mas poiem kotom zdra-
Czeksj, krol mysz CT
powiads, &c bisda ii biada!l kara
ME laaa cie c1eka .}oczyhco!!.. :.
Charask s~truchlaty i oniemia
", Who's stale MI debem. DO widzi
ME mala gromade Gala, jjak sic fo.
MENU zbl,ia, Jul, JUL ma niego
ma uderzyt. W tenn my6l zbawie
mia do glowy mu strzeli, jsk sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

rego i brzydk,ego zrobi} z niego,
nadobnego jak r6za m{odziana.
Ale charlakowi to "a malo,
vice kamykiem zndw tree ma czole
i rzecze:
Kamyku, klejnocie.
Odpowledz twej cnocie,
Zr6b mnie kr6la zieciem,
Daj pa}ac " stol,cy!
Zn6w zaszumia}o, zabucza}o.
char4akowi sic zdawa}o, re to seu,
lecz kiedy wzrokiem potoczJ', e
zdumien,em naraz zoczy}, ze sic "
pa4acu ~znajduje, gdzie mu s}uzba
usluguje, Z1oto b}yszczy a klejnoty
.swieca, n,by gwiszdY " nocy, dya-
meBty i szafiryi jasrisy i porfiry,
pojazdy sic nwijaja, wszyscy jemu
s,e k}aniaj2, a n%aprzeciw pa1ac
kr6la. I harlak ME wiele my6lacy, q
kr6lewne pozpa6 chcacy, kaza4
wlezt sie " cztery konie do pa}acu
kr6lewsklego. Kr6l zdziwiony tyh
przepychem. " yszedf. powitat z
posp,echem tax dostojnego goscia.
Cbar}ax przedstawi! SIC jake obey
kr6lewicz. kr6lewna 60 pokocha{a:
wnet swa reke mu odda}a chariak
zosta{ kr6lewskim xieciem
Czarodzleie, bezboznlcy, o
.szukani ci Eto6nicy, gdy sic 0 tenn
dowiedz,eli, przez lat k1lka wciaz
mysleli, jakby "a kamyk z szczu~
paka mogli% zagubit char}aka. Ale
tenxe, bedac dwikiem. wiedzia} co
p.cza6z kamykiem; .kaza} W piers
cien go oprawic wclaz nosil 60 na
palcu Nawet zonie sic ME zwierzaf,
a c6reczce ME dowierza}, przeto
Mkt ME wiedzial o cnocie kamyka.
Ale czarodzleie- ME spall, tyl-
ko wclaz p1zemJ6liwali, jabby
MONA piescien dostad. Vice sig
namyslili, i zabawke wymyslili,. z
kt6ra sic udal1 do paiacu char1aka.
By}a to lalka, .ie lalka, DO ska
ka}a siesmia}a tahczy@s, a je.'
dnak ME sy}a.
C6rka char}aka, ksiezniczka
taxa, mog}a mia}a "a co kuplc
lake, kt6ra jej sic podobafa ale
cxarodzieje' nie ohcieli pieniedzy,
tylko zadali, ably i'm na jutro ra-
no, jesli MONA, pokazano, jak wy
g'qda pierscieh jej OLGA, ale 1e)
pswiadali, i mocno ia ostrzegaii,
ably oicu 0 TEN MIC ME powiada4a.
C6rka - c6runio - gagatek
zacze}a OLGA mecxy6 o datek, chcaO
chod ma dsiend jeden miet 6w piers
cien, kt6ry oiciec ma "A l,alcu, !
lyle .,e modlisa, ! lyle prosi!a. ze
ojc,ec : ojczysko, = dobre czfe-
ozyskc, wreszcie xdjat p%ierscieh
podal go c6resxce - g.gatkowi.
Nazajutrx ledwo rand, = JUL ma
ganku widzianc handlarzy : Lake,
.c6rka wyskoczy4a p~ier6ciea i'm
wreozy4a co syvo chic chvytat
:. lake, ale " tel chwill ssss 'ur11
10, xahuozalo. j jul AMI kupc6w
zpierSc,eniem Lake wida6 ME
|bylo.
S -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

Regulujcie wnetrzno6ci va
sltfobe trawienie przez uzyywa alli1s
'Severys Liver Pills. Leczy konsty-.
spacye, z6ltaczke odbijanie Dol gglo-
WI I. d. Doprawiane : czystych
zi6l inieszkodliwe. Cena % c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11

DE. Dyar Pres. Peter Bub Viceprse
Theodore Wo1, Cashier.
John A.. Borth. Assistant .,esshier
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-11
4. Ki,anyku kIejnocie Il.
odpowiedz twsj cnocie,
i % mnie starego
Uczyn mlodego!

Ledwo to wymdwil. gdy pa-
gle, zassumialo, zahuczalo, charlak
ledwo zywy JUL d~ozna]e. jake dzi.
Wy kamyk 2 MIN uczynis, boz sta
rego i brzydk,ego zrobi} 2 niego
jak rdza m4odziana.
Ale char}akowi to "a ma'o,
vice kamykiem zndw tree ma czole
i rzecze: