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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-01-26

More and more is the spirit to cher
ish and preserve historic spots and
buildings manifesting itself among
the American people, and as one after
another some building or place CON
nected with some noted individual or
historic event is threatened with de
struction and obliteration there is
aroused a sentiment which crystallizes
into a movement for the preservation
of the same.
Recently it was reported that the
old cottage at East Hampton, l.. l., i'm
mortalzed by John Howard Payne in
his worldfamOus song, Home, Sweet
Home" was to be torn down to make
room for an addition to the Episcopal
church which adjoins it. But the
thought of demolishing so precious
an old landmark is arousing much dis
cussiOu. both in and out of East Hamp-
ton, and it is probable that the agita
ton viii eliminate in plan for the
permanent preservation of the historic
spot.
Home, Sweet Home" the most pop
in any language, needs no word Of
comment here. But the life of its
gifted author is far too little known.
Who can tell the circumstances under
which il was written? And how many
persons are familiar with the strange,
brilliant and varied career of John
Howard Payne?
Poet, author, playwright, critic, ac
tor. diplumatist, scholar; a man with
gift for things military and things
dramatic; a wit. a student, friend
of alien races as well as of all the dis
tinguish"d men OK his day; a partisan
of Indians. a comrade of neutral
princes a companion of great actors
and writer's of all lands, a traveller, a
worker, a dreamer and the tendereSt,
kindhcst soul that ever was loved IN
life or mOurned in death; there are
few men cut on his pattern-the pat
tern Of gay, gentle, handsome, gifted
Howard Payne.
On February "a, 1909, when he was
IS, he went on the stage, making his
first appearance as young Norval at
the Park theater. He played for some
time in America, being known by
title he had gained during his early
critical work The American Juvenile
Wonder" and then went to London,
where he acted with Miss O'Ncill and
other wol-known players and did some
brilliant work.
He not only had a rare gift in this
direction but he had in his youth cX-
traordinary beauty of a vivid mobile
character and he pOssesse as we'll
the personality and fire that go with
the genuine poetic temperament. Al
though he did brilliant work upon the
stage il was in his play-W"ilng that
his chief distinction was gained during
his 90 years in London. Some Of his
plays reached fine dramatic heights,
and a few Of them remain celebrated
to this dag. Notable among them an
is his "BrutUs or the FAN of TarqUn
in which Edmund Kean. Edwin For
rest ana many other eminent actors
made great successes. Charles II, or
the Merry Monarch" was a great fa-
vorire with Charles Kemblc, Thor.
Csc or II. Orphan Of Geneva. hal a
long popularity, and Clair, the Mal
Of Milan 0orignally known rs .Au-
gta,o.a WAS renowned for two .a.
sons h..a because Nine Tree. Ellen
Tree r. made q great Hid tn r.
and because Payne incorporated En- H.
his -uua- song, Home Sweet Home.
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~ lAf a. Euesslsy - eiectlans in cities
aa1 sfaies ia.iieale iisc trsnsl - puhlie
seulln1ent rezaalinx nagaFai aaiminis-
tssisan anI issaes. neifiier ~ the great
narlIes usn any ssixanta<e. While it
= ttae thai Nes Jersey returned t.
sac neal.aeralic fal4 by the eleetion 81
q Ias,aeezag fnr xoserauor. 81 - <ener-
allv frae ihaI ire Repabiians made
4aisaense <alns IN rsnnsylVania AM
Massachusetts. Carrying the city ~
Easgen fsr RE Erst time ia nearly .
..nafter 80 q ceuiury. New Jersey -
4 ananaial and Industrial adjunct -
Nae Vera cily ASH ne Republicans
slnnp these maS - attributed - the
nsussng anancial aurry- IN the whole
President Ks.esevcits policies and
administration were strongly eu-
4orsssl ~ rues.lsv~ eleation~. 50 far
=. they were iuaneneed ~ o. had any
hanrins naaa national ISSUES.
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It ia good sign that some prominent
colosed men 81 the city and county have
already taken ground for the pfohiDi-
tiou 81 the liquor traffic. They ar true
friends 81 their race and more Ike theirs
would raise the c0iOred people In the
sale 81 humanity immeasuFably, says
che MAnYLxyD REPrBLW&x.
The horrors Of the liquor traffic are
shown more clearly in it, effect upon the
coloFed people than IN any other way.
It wrecks the lives 81 enough white
people. il i true. bat Il i seen 70 the
utter degradation Of an immense pro-
norton Of n race when it. effect upon
tn black race j. perceived Take = walk
along Nest Street or Market space ..
The city 81 Annapolis almost any night
and particularly Saturday night and
look IN the places where eOiorsd men
congregate. How plain IL j. that these
men. many 81 whom have worked hard
during the day. are worse than throw
ing away the money they have made
and which should buy food and clothes
for their families.
Another thing me liquor does j. to De-
crease their value q society. The cob
oeed man, ike any other man wbo
works. i wanted. No matter how hum
BE- the work j.. If b. does work be IL val
liable. The rum he i drinking j. destroy
inx bis value a. a w0Fkingman. ! hard
drinker works less days 10 The week and
does a poorer kind II work when be il
employed. The idle negro become the
viriou= negro. The vicious Begro j. the
cause % thc rae problem.
Liquor. then, i ut the bottom oi race
trouble and thy are wise white men
and wise black men who join together
e. solve the problem from the beginning.
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AN ORDINANCE
IMPOSING A CITY TAX RATE
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1905.

Sec. !. BE it established and ordained
Dy the Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen
Of the City Of Annapolis, that a tax rate
Of ninety cents be and the same is hereby
imposed on each one hundred dollars Of
assessable property Of the City Of Anna
polls for the fiscal year Of nineteen hun
bred and eight, TO be collected pursuant
to the laws Of the State Of Maryland, and
the bylaws and ordinances Of the Mayor
Counsellor and Aldermen Of the City Of
Annapolis.
Sec. z. And be II further established
and ordained by the authority aforesaid,
that out Of the amount named In the
first section Of this ordinance, the sum
Of eighteen cents out Of each ninety cents
collected, be and the came is hereby set
apart for sinking fund 70 pay the inter
est on the bonds Of the City Of Annapolis
as required BY the Acts Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland At the sessions Of
1898, 1900 and 1906.
Sec. 3. And be II further established
and ordained By the authority aforesaid.
that out Of the amount PANIED IN the
first section Of this ordinance, The sum
Of one cent out Of each ninety cents col
lected, be and the same IS hereby set
apart for a sinking fund 70 meet the
bonds issued In 1893 upon maturity.
Sec. 4. And be further established and
ordained By the authority aforesaid, thai
out Of the amount named IN the frsf sec
ton Of this ordinance, the sum Of three
cents out Of each ninety cents collected
be, and the same IS hereby set apart for
!. esrf,<..1. F,sr1 20 meet tf.e t.>.r<e @e~~.a<
IN the year I0S6 upon maturity.
Sec. :. And Be IN further established
and ordained by the authority Aforesaid,
that Il shall be the duty Of the Collector
and Treasurer 70 collect the suns 50
set apart tor the several sinking funds
and 70 keep separate receipts and ar
counts thereof, and deposit the same %
the credit Of the said sinking funds as
required By the several Acts Of Assem-
big and ordinances relating and pro
yiding for said several bond issues, ard
20 receive On account thereof nothing
but Current money Of the United States,
and i shall Be the duty q the sad
Collector ard Treasurer and he IS hereby
directed 20 express On the tax bills for
the present fiscal year, that sixty-elgh1
for the ordinary expenses ofthe City ard
thai eighteen cents Cut Of each ninety
cents collected IS for = sinking fund .
pay the Interest On the bonds authorized
by the different Acts Of Assembly:
ard that one cent out Of each ninety
cents collected IS for sinking fund for
the payment Of bonds issued under Ire
authority Of the Acts Of Assembly q
Maryland Of the year I5o5, and fhzt
three cents ont Of each ninety cents col
Iected IS for the sinking fund for the pay
Dent Of the bonds issued U2der th< an
thosity Of the Acts Of Assembly q fhe
year I0S6.
Sec. 8. Ard Be l. established and o.
dzined By the authority Aforesaid. that
this ordinzsce shall take efccf fr0n TIE
date Of is passage.
Approved July 3Oth, 1907.
GORD0E n. CLAUDE. Mayor |
Ter PHIL z. POKIEk. City Clerk
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6be Annapolis
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
oPEs DAmy-fs1ncAys znc Lsgzl Holidays
E<esp1s11
FRo "a. IS. 70 p. n
. ss.TUEsDAYs AID sATURDAYs-rLsg-
~ Holidays kxesptsd-1
pRomsp q TO . p. n.
NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIFEE. That the
undersigned. Coilecx0r and Ireas1rers - now
ressv - receive payment ofC5ty Taxes for
rne year 1NT. a. his once. y @cECOl street.
bexwee1 TIE o0urs o<s - ~ n and 2 ocloek
On al tax bis paid bef0re segtember,
Isss- = DISCOUNT % I've per cent. VII - allow
81. On al tax bills paid during the Uo1fh q
Sepeembey, 3 discount 81 for per cent VII
moth q October. 2 discount q three per
esz1- vii - allowed 30 discount WI -
zfEoEe1 afxer October, ~ ard al tax bliks
reuaIu1zg IN pakd after the 19zn % &oveD-
b<r ft7-. shall % II zrrezr- and Interest viii
Dc charged and collected thereon. from tire
FIRST dzT q September, fs31- And al tax Bills
thai are not pad - tire first 1aT 81 Deem
Der. lse-. VII be reported 20 the Corporation.
azd pressure Will thereafter be taken 20
promptly eoiisct fhe sane ~ d1e course q
az. Wl&sD& o GDI1s
once Il sebooi 81 Collector 4 1Fsasurex
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MnaI - FIfCImN smRs


srsnl Maxyl aaa Esrahll~an
n -lsesioa -hoz- tiss.E Mar Isl = ..
femoera..r STAT an Tat vita god
aslnli.laEes - an expr~--ign % 1zrsy
nrtnefrass - sisa = Iemorrazie aEll-aaors
shan a. s.-~. eonali<i0n- slTrol1lils-
ahe naalinx 81 = EiekeE- shse1 lns1r@
..s.esrfsv. zaers = ~ trD1bsz = roll1z
81 ; splen.iid EAesn0erarze maierits- Is~
Yarty Is ss..rr and couafy AAs re4@0a -
- .xratia-si
VIA tAe trigrnph ~ liz parsy eoue-
lnrr.a=ssl re-ponsi5ii<4s-. 4ithDuzn eoEz-
s5uerIn~. Eis party in sAi~ sax j. ns,s -
together Erse lrom ilnger-. noF = & : -
.aet pArsf There e4n - % q1~=titgz
.h,.s : /. raor- eaVahI- - han.lArx ~
aas.ir- ,f the Se4Es rilan Eise i.e5ss1lies11
pargy. bat lr -10uA .in g . st'A Al5ier
degree - a.conpli-lm~a&- Ile aszE-
snans - u--l n1EA ssllilx ssEae -l1t
IL PARTY eompo=vd - the iatellizssses
AL -slh-.anee 81 the Sal wa@ letter
abb - legi-lare and asilasassser- bsry
uell. 20 shat party no~ tass Is = p
pawer make good C. claims b. 9lfiaS
.s.-lat.on that WI - 81 bene1t - 80
peop.e aE large-
visa oat spesilyiaz - this tsne, fAefe
arr mauy lines 81 preside leSislatiof.
4biell ar nos political 10 The parsi-aa
-euze. buE uhirh ar immsn-ely more
important % the people that tiae i--ue-
" bich divide the partie- ~ this stat
Tae promotion 81 morals. tbs eiaeeEilg
af erin... public eslHeation.. and The -slie-
guarding % the y0uDgs. tax reform and
improved transportation tae-e are the
subieets upon which the people q TIE
STAT have a right 60 expect The party
of intelligence AMI standing - lezi-iase
To- thu public interest," IT record %
these things may mean more q 3 that
upon che partisan questions u suhrazs
and Office filing
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVES. that the SRI
IN scfIDeK. Of Anne Arundel county. n4s OF
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel county, IN Maryland Letters Testt-
Tnenfarg on the personal estate Of NELORA
KlDOET, late sof Anne Arundel County
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased. are hereby warned % exnlDfE
the same, With tins voEeherE thereof. tc the
subscriber. On or before the
18TH DAY or JASUARY, 12os.
They may otherwise, By law, be excluded
from AL benefit Of the said estate. Al per
sons Indebted 70 said estate are requested 20
make Immediate payment.
Given under ny hand this ard dAy % July.
1871.
ORLANDO RfDOUT,T
iva Admir-.
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Notice to Creditors.

kYO7TcE Is HKEEBY eTyZE. th4f tz> szs-
~ @criD<< cGAEEe Ar1E1<I Co.. has co1z1ze@
frcn tee Crphz "a Cozrt q A1ze Arz11ef ccz--
- n KzrYsan< l<1teTs te<<2MS1E4rF c1 the
C<~sozzl estate Ct JAMES - NOS. t41e
q Ezz< Arzzdel Co. DECREASED Al p<rsols
hzsizz Claims against tse deceased, are EereSy
Nzrze6 70 exnlbSf t1e sane. vita the E11cz>rH
fSezeofs - the subscriber CT q before t1e
fOta DAY OF FEBRUARY f&z.
Taey Eay otherwise. ~ an, - exclz1ec
from al BENEFITS q the szic estate. AL persons
INDEBTED 20 said estate are requested 70 make
Izmecia1e r4yEez1
Given under my hand this IN day O. Aug-
ROBT. MOSS,
Acnfnlstrztor.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scribcr. Of Anne Arundel County, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of Anne
Arundel County. IN Maryland, letters Ies-
tamentaTy on the personal estate OF VII
LIAM %, SMITH, late Of Anne Arundel
County, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased, are hereby warned =
exhibit the same, with the vouchers, therF-
or. 70 the subscriber. on or before the
9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1908.
They may otherwise, By law, be excluded
from All benefits Of the said estate. AL per
sons Indebted 70 said estate are requested 20
make immediate payment
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of
July, 1901.
LAURA IDA SMITH,
lyN Admir-. C. {. a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

kecsrilne ID ire ufieial figures the
kmarieeu ships IL ihe naval battle 81
santiago sired 5000 shnts. 80 which
cells lg1 ts..sk effect. Bot a. the small
f.ereensage was suasiclens a. DESTROY ali
llse shaf. nu she ether side the men
t.shln.l ncie ~am euus feel satisfied
aifh iIsa shnaing eu that occasion
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

lf alsrs 49, harm O. have husts 81 the
rsasl Frederick and Yen Noltke a.
Aasi rniat. They we're goe1 soldiers
ana west rafnt's trade - that of
saaNine soldiers ~ume day they VIII
have has8s of Eabert O.. lee AMI
..stanass ALL gaeksou there. They
nsfr xess rulut uen and able sol
aIras. fFrelf lsr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Tasr f.ssxs in Peoria who ticd =
rIassfnafr IS his nrethfr's grave stone
- s es.fa ureht ard irfs him. gagged
anl aainiess. g. be laumd IN tar marn-
an~ usash als legs hrnern ~ thc fallen
.snnn. and ais minI iniurel ~ his
s.laerines. afe entiiied % The prize for
s.inar. Practical iukes are always
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Ii,e result en- the saioun propositions
anhmliled NJ Tuesday election seem
81 inaieaie thai men who believe IN
flsa ahsnluie prohibition ~ liqaor sell
.av sala,i with these who favor a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

rf.s nenlrfowu Bard. of the BaIti-
e,uss ~un saws The Mint Julep
kasaaialiau q putfiug 81 The chunk
atars BE- muss think Ne are warm
rn.sa-h 80 tise inside. hut need little
at.atsae up on the auisiie.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

West rainf cadet corps is seventy
three sissft 80 Is authorized strength
N.fhsf husirsnss life s. too aliuriuE or
else liss conspicuous faForitism m
nian.ulluus displayed ~ the present
administration - bearing uHpalafahle
lau4E
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

Another law aimed ny e southern
state against the uegro's rights and
hapnimass. The Alabama legislature
has PASSED q hili making q unlawful
h. aunl nessuus - that state without
: ifefnsC.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

M4ssourI woman asks slo.Nt" TOT
4 sfolen kfss ansl the Washington Post
SAWS fInu can she have the face to
lanaud q price like that - Wait an
- rau .ee her face before asking ques-
LIN.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

"a Iule TRUTH Injected iut" Poll
l.as~ 3 iae utle ~ 30 editorial in a
esntamnararv a little truth. me-
asahf. feels saaly out 80 piare in
Iseuuey eania politics.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09

3 IS aeuua aaf lhai an kockefeilefs
.efa auia auf silgcFsmlths away
Hsek Is the aftesuth century they
hta had the lnaney getting habit e
lHsw ElHlf.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
scrnesIy rbr Dfarrhoca Never knoS
10 Vail.

10 Fail.
want g. say few w0rls f0r 1hamber
aims collie. Cholera and DiarriIoea ReEne'.r.
have used this preparation in ny FAMILY
fir the past five years and have recommended
= 10 number u people IN York county and
ave never known L q fail - effect q cure
ia anv instance. feel that ] can nos say to
much cor the bet remedy ~ the kind IN The
warlH-~. JFwr-0x. spring Grove, York
County. IA. This remedy = ~ saie ~
Eeiimrver Bras Drug sinfr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
cLARK's CRUISE Of the ARABIC
DO YOU NEED MONEY

TO buy Or build . home. farm Or make Inn
prosesueufs7 YOu can own and occupy
your own home or farm and pay for same IN
sFuaH monthly payments which j. lSS than
rent We make loans anywhere from slDD
20 5000 ~ > per cent. No additional Seeurl-
IS. TIE most liberal plain even offered.
piieaftou bank.
T. ~. g8OWs silver spring, I'D,
fsepresentloz tie Southern states Trust 90,
fyl1-fDf.
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FOR SALE.

ia nne Do,Eshe5 OAK COTS 4 kK an
DISK agss drawers aod upper wire finder
fgoe@t. DesON c0Bufer fOr books &e, Com
blnatfos locks On drzwerf and cioseia Must
BE- sold Tor want u room, Price I'm Apply
- CapItsl once sep, j u
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
Handsome Lots For Sale
on MURRAY hill
Southgmts an6 Murray asenues.
Frmnklin and Thompson SFs-

TnessI.oEz are beautffnliy situated many
nave water views. some bordering On the
wntsr Apply - TIE Estate Of Iar1es b
an ]. p McCoMAs. Agent:
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thursday, h0Eember I4th. 1907,
eff< Cscf>cE e..

Ts.E kEsL- ~ AK F IN = LAEfs 8l8GE~
80 EEE - Ek~ c1ls-sz.zgS<>
ia EfgE DE GE<JfrED. lCezfe1 o. flae
..owrazesr sa<s q NSrke1 e1resE - GEe Cl1T
q Arnz ro1ls- frez-azx gEsrsD1 = feet. s.e<s
O. Bess. as zzEAEG NSFf1 - os.e EzE14Fe1
AZ ko-rr-slE 80. zaoys - Ss7E- slalp rS9ee
-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
ERaME BUILDING

ases1 a. = sgauznter HoZsse. and .fJct~iS1lic-
fngs ffGaEfnz thereon one hundred and s8Es
egs-sfn fSst- more O. less and having . Gepfn
u Eeventy-szo feet, more Or fsss<
The UngrnprOged Lott On Harkes and Con
81 streets. Ard the TEaDrCved Lot On en-
hulf street. Will ~ offered 10 suo1iFlssoEs
aEt - = Whole. and the more 2cvalt1 Eeesas
BID 4ecepted- . plat q the property and the
subdlFlsloEs can DS seen upon ap53iestiOD -
the Trustee.
TERMS ~ SALE - prescribed - the de-
cree e-fgne~Eaff Of gfge purchase br4o1eT 10 ~
paid ln cash On the day o sale, Or ~ the
option 81 the Trustee. on the final ratlfea-
ton q saca sale ~ t5e Court, and the DAi-
nnce IN SIX months from the day % SALE Or
All easn ~ the Option u the pnrenaser OF
purchasers. tire deferred payment 70 bear
Interest from the day d sale and 70 ~ 80
cured By the bonds % the purcnzker Or pur-
enAsers with security 20 ~ approved ~ the
Trustee. a deposit VIII - required on oay
% sale.
Persons desiring farther Information VII
apply 70 the Trustee.
NICHOLAS n. GgEHS,
Trustee.
40. school street. Annapolis. NJ. OH
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~ Frame Dwelling House,

- w1len -Ee ate J1exseB rSTeEer restcees
an@ sseee rs 1sztn eeeurss - - So family
60 LII - GgDrsD- u1fsn vTsFe1,
11GzEe1 On xns %Grt1WsNG SHE - A@rAe4
-srreer- frss-rz1E rEsxe11 s<rEEfF t1<eS fsEE-
rag~e q B@sz. EzTs1x q cersk - 1.s A1Ecrs1
ard sSEe1tse1 k1er- mere - Aees- zrl1 t'rsz-eg-
~ &C RE waters - -F@ tEeeK-
IA LII - GE5yU&Ds zn5z1 cTogScr
le-zset-zsn tie =czr1EzEt Este - ECE<zig
street. fr01G11z thereon O8s A1E1re1 ard
eizaaF-r lne kssx- more O. iess- EzFlEgs cepF1
~. ane h41fre1 zEd twenty 1lne fesf. more
~ Iess- ard b0rferlrz O tEs wzssrs - rfl2
creek
"a LII ~ GEUC 81. On tie -oSta-
Mest - % no1aalE efreet. IlA Eg0gea ~ .
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Advertise in the Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-09
sscHs01-4s 4. t,REEx. ss<sss
TRUSTEES SALE
Or VALUABLE
6IlaEAL ESTATE


= rE~z-s Ga 1scrss Que CErezlt CoG<t
fsr AnEs ArEz1sl G11zfy. s1ltlslg - ~. z.rgs
zzrs1 - rEe - <zT - 1sftGS<T~ ~ 80
1na<s1 q eer14tE ez1as f. s111 eSz-1 DeE1~
AZ Wkerkf1 = - a SEewkr. = a. ar CO..
ra1E2Zts. az ~ EE- - EEswerr - AZ are
49, = 10 ECCWE - "a - Z zlITs E-ls
nnsers1 xre1 TrrsEee- I'LL Ger a. pIszsze 80
- sks cot X EOEeE 6ooxs r ~ Cry .
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TUESDAY,, 18th day of HoV., 1907,
FOR SALE

or 8. ROLAND BRADY. Aactloneel
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3. ROLAND BRADY, Auetfoneer,
AuuapOlle. I'D
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15

The COURIER printed notices
Tuesday for County Clerk c.. c:
Parks giving publicity to the
various township elections to be
held in this county Tuesday,
March 26, al which a trustee; j;
who shall be ex .officio treasurer !;
a collector, a clerk, who shall be
ex-officio assessor; constable,
two members of the board and
! vo justices of the peace are
, be elected in each town
alp. Salisbury and Brunswick
ownships have been electing
three justices for several years,
and Keytesville formerly had
three for part of the time when
this county was under township
organization before, but well
informed lawyers say that no
township is entitled to more than
two Justices of the peace. Tbi,
will be sad information to some
ambitious citizens of Salisbury
and Brunswick townships who
would like to wear the prefix of
esquire" before their names.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
Fire at Triplett.

Monday night about 1880
O'Clock fire broke out in the hay
NOW of the livery. barn, owned
by DR.. G. T. Collins in Triplett,
and occupied by Sanders & San
ders, and which resulted in the
destruction of that building, J.
@. Adams pumphouse and q
barn, used by j. NJ. Brammer.
and owned by a man named
Shounick of Neosho, Mo-, were
all destroyed. DR.. Collins paid
H. G. Smith 81, 45O for the livery.
barn not long since, and it was
not insured, neither was the
Shounick barn, valued at $500.
Sanders d Sanders loss is plac.
ed at 500, J. M. Brammer's at
$500. J. A. Harper lost the
tongue to his hearse and j. Q.
Adams was a loser in q small
way. More or less damage was
done to adjacent buildings. 1t is
not known how the fire original.
ed. 1t was only by hard and
persistent work of "the bucket
brigade" that prevented the
flames from being much more
disaatr0lla
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
Notice to Taxpayers
CHARLTON COUNTY!

I am requiredlby >. law to
l make N.Y.. final settle
ment by the firstsMonday
in March, and notice is
hereby given..to all parties
that haveInot paid their
taxes that | will immedi-
diately proceed to collect
the same by seizure and
sale as required by law.
If you have not paid your
taxes, THIS MEANS..YOU,
so proceed to do so at once.
e. w. HERRING,
Collector of Char
iton County