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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-02-01
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1907-02-01

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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
For Sale.

The farm known as the John
H. Jennings place, one mile
south of Indian Grove. Has
120 acres on west side ofroad and
on which there is a never failing
spring branch, and 40 acres on
east of road with good four.
room house, good barn, two
good wells and 300 young apple
trees. If sold between now and
March 1, 1908, will take $40 per
acre. This is bargain for some
one. For further particulars,
write or see Manyel Dearmin,
Keytesville, Mo-, or Chas. E.
Finch, Brunswick, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
MAN WAS MADE 10 HUSTLE
KEYTEsVIILE, MISSOURI, FRIDAY, sEpTE1BER 27, 1907
coURIE:R'S PIANO CONTEST.

There have been startling developments the CoURERs
contest during the week. for
of the of these four
Irojans There change relative standing
two leading young ladies' MISS Matte Bxby of Brunswick
Withdrawn from the contest and her has
October II is the date fixed publish
unless they prefer make the sin the dark all the
through We shall leave that to them. We frank
believe it would be the best thing shall
unless their pleasure Following the order of the standing
of the contestants yesterday morning 10 o'clock
Miss Allie Cruise, Keyesville.
Miss Myrtle W. Ellot Brunswick
Miss Lillian Eadngon, Salisbury.
Mrs. Clarence Obez, Mendon.
Miss Bertha Coleman, Keytesvle.
Miss Hattie Clark, Bynumvlle.
Mics Edna Alln, Salisbury
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
More NewiSuitS.

The following new suits for
the November term of circuit
court at Keytesville have been
filed with Circuit Clerk w. L.
Wright during the past week:
CIVIL CASES.
Robt. K. Bedell vs. Annie Mo-
Cluhan, ejectment. U. A. House
OF Sumner and o. F. Libby OF
Laclede brought tie suit for
plaintiff.
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Missouri vs. DR.. W.
P. Crawford, selling liquor il
legally.
State of Missouri VS.. Harry
Singleton, robbery.
State of Missouri vs.. w. D.,
Keynon, selling liquor Illegally
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
u
n y 'rned August. 1907, Term.


The c. j court of Charlton
county met, pursuant to aCjourn-
ment, Monday. September %,
with all the regular officers and
members present.
j. E. Jones and John Reed of
Triplett granted license to
keep dramshop in the vii.
lage of Triplett for a period of
six months.
1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the court that the mortgage
for. $3.50, given by A. B. Wealth =
erford to county school fund, has
been fully paid, clerk of this court
is ordered to release same by
proper entry on margin of record
in the recorders office. y
Ordered that this court will not,
from and after this date, make
any appropriation for further
maintenance of Robert A. Long,
now confined in the state hospit.
al No. 2 for insane at St. Joseph,
Mo.
Ordered that a patent for the
following described swamp or
overflow land be issued to Mary
A. Brandt, to.wit: Beginning
at the SO cor of 80 53.19, thence
west 1,425 chains, thence north
1000 chains, thence east %
chains. thence south 20 .O9 chains,
thence west 1875 chains to place
of beginning, containing in all
80 acres, more or less, same hav.
ing been sold to Mary A. Brandt
for the sum of S1G0.
o. G. Dameron ordered to
make estimate of cost and pur.
chase material for building a
steel bridge across Palmer creek,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27

near the residence Of John CLAW.
in, same to be constructed by
citizens of community without
cost to Charlton county.
Loans to school fund approved
as follows:
John Fetzer and wife for S5, 900
with j. j. Coy and Louis Fetzer
as suret;es.
ALLOWANCES.
S.. j.. Shaughnessy, sub.
poenaing witnesses and serving
warrant in Julia Wright insane
case, 1922: conveying Everett
Skirvin to school for blind, ,S32. so.
Total, $40.72.
Court adjourned to meet again
Monday, September 80.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27

Sheep! Sheepl! Sheep!!!
Ihave 700 nice breeding ewes,
all desirable ages, for sale, cheap.
to a quick buyer.
j. E. CHRANE,
Musselfork, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27

A. M. HALEY will 60 to
Kansas City next Tuesday to buy
Christmas goods, toys, etc for
H lley's racket store.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27

Come and see our new line of
chinaware, queensware, glass.
ware, jardiniers and flower pots
on sale Friday, Saturday and
Monday at Halley's racket
store.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27

Attend the 3.days' special sale
Friday, Saturday and Monday al
Halley's racket store.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
Roll OF Honor.

The COURIER man and ou
piano contestants are duly ap
preciative of the following friends
who have either become nev
subscribers or hs4ve renewed theil
subscription to the COURIER dur.
ing the past week. May HEAVIER
bless en-.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
]. A Duff. V.B Chrane,
B. H. Durham Jake Maddox,
john Bolen, c.. E Overstreet,
H. q. Digges. Nv Bausler,
j. R. Bowen. D. E. Clark,
Bob Milgroye, Isom Solomon,
W. S. Libby. VIM. Bangs,
Alex King, j. X. Bellinger,
Martin Fletcher, Robt. Sights.
T. c. Wright, Edward Kaiser,
j. w. Hays, Albert Brinker,
Claude L. Hyde, Mrs. ]. Y. Miller,
John Conrad, w. w. Friesz, COL,
Aleert Christopher, col.
RENEWALS.
P. w. Ewald, r. L. Osborne,
Hamp HackleY, c. L. Mathews,
John NJ. Palmer, Don Hayes,
j. K. Lance, VIM. Gesling,
c. NJ Cupp, T.J. Kitchen,
B. Reigelsberger, W.T.. Stevenson,
j. ]. Ward, David Gee,
Jacob Bruner, Mrs. Ann G. Wood,
DR.. Alex Tribble, Geo. B. Harrison,
B. w. Heiman, A. B. Price,
A. j. Wright, Johu Hoersch,
A. ]. Payton. Ben Hayes, ST.,
]. F. Kelly, H. G. Sasse,
c. W. Singleton, ]. j. Knight,
]. A Bozworth, W. T. Cropper,
W. F. Sasse. FIT. Taylor,
! Oscar Grotjan, G.. W. Gardner,
JEFF Chapman, col.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-09-27
For Sale.

FOR Sale.
We have q number of good
breeding ewes for sale, Write or
inquire of
F. M. WEIGH & Son,
R. F. D. Mol Keytesville, Mo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
FIRE CAUSED The DELAY
Minnesota VIII Not be Delivered
Until February q.
MAKING new CANVAS FITTINGS
Deck and Boa. Coverings Should be
Completed About Middle of Next
Month and Vessel Goes Into Com.
mission March 1.

The new 10000 ton battleship Min
nesota, now nearing completion Mt the
plant of the Newport News Ship
building G Dry Dock Company. will
be turned over to the navy depart
ment at the Norfolk navy yard on
February 27 and will be commission
ed at that yard about Marchp1.
The new warship was to have been
delivered to the government We'd
nesday, but work on her was delayed
by the burning of part of her equip
ment, including canvas deck cover
ings, boat coverings, etc, in the ship
carpenters shop at the ship
yard Christmas Day. New
canvas material is now be-
ing prepared for the ship and
the yard officials expect to have 1t
completed by the middle Of Febru-
airy.
The crew for the Minnesota is now
being assembled aboard the United
States training ship Franklin, at the
Norfolk navy yard, and will be trans
ferred to the battleship on the day of
her commissioning.
Many Of the ships officers are
now in this city experimenting the
fitting out of the ship. They will go
to Norfolk aboard her on February
81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
MR.. FOLEY ACCEPTS A
POSITION WITH LAKE co.
Abroad to Take Charge
of Plant.

Mr.. William C. Foley. formerly
assistant superintendent Of hull con-
struct.on at the plant of the New
port News Shtpbuilding & Dry Dock
Company, has accepted a position
with the Lake Submarine Torpedo
Boat Company and is now in this
city winding up his affairs here
preparatory to leaving for Europe
to assume his duties with the Lake
company.
Mr.. Foley will leave today for
York. Pa, to join Mrs. Foley, who
is making her home with her par
ents in that city, and together they
will sail from New York for Eu-
rope on Saturday, February 9.
When he reaches Europe, Mr.. Fol
will take charge of the Lake
company's plant at Berlin, Germany,
where the company is building two
submarines for bhe German gov
eminent, and later he will go to
Libau, Russia, for duty in the con-
struction department of the Lake
Company's main submarine building
plant in that city. Mr.. Foley may
later be sent to Vienna to superln.
tend the construction there of a
number of submarines, which One
Lake company will build for the
Austrian government.
Shipbuilding men along the Allan
tic seaboard regard Mr.. Foley to
be one of the most efficient ship
builders in the United States a.
think the Lake company has been
very fortunate in securing his SER
vices. He is Yersed in all depart.
ments OF hull construction and is
besides a designer Of ships as well
as practical craftsman and ship,
builder
While enroute from New York for
Berlin, air. Foley expects to stop
in Ireland, where he has hand
some estate which he inherited
about year ago. He probably will
remain there several weeks to ar
range 1iis affairs before going to
Berlin ID sla Lila ElaalA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
NOW HAVE FIVE JURORS
FOR THE THAW TRAIL
Continued from Page one).

to be made for the press. From
the center Of the criminal court
building two great cables come
down to table where u corps of
telegraphers are installed, Some Of
the wires run srtaight to news
pepers offices in the city, others
connect with newspapers in Phila-
delphia and Pittsbuarg. Arrange
ments have been made by which
the stories written in court may
be placed on n wire connected with
the Atlantic Gable so that they
may be flashed without a moments
delay to London
The telephone is also being used
and one Pittsburg newspaper has
engaged n direct wire. In the court
room two long tables have been
set apart for the reporters of the
afternoon papers. The reporters for
morning newspapers are Accommodated
in the Enclosure above the bar to
the left Of the Judge.
Then along the side of the court
room Is another batch OF special
writer's and artists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
ss ssg'

Reynor, George w. Todd, Abe IIor-
witt. f. w. Lodewick, Il. G. Bick.
ford A. Il, G. lllor, X, c. Petzold,
i, M. Benson, Frank LEM, l. Cohen,
John Gre.nsmith, j. NJ. Curtis, d. G.
Smith. *. w. Reynolds, w. G. Stuart
Clarence w. Robinson, NJ. II. Lash,
j. II. Graves, W. NJ. Parker, Thomas
Newman, j. w. Davis, w. R. Jen-
nings. Fred Palmer, II. w. Perkins,
j. FL. Caffee, ,Ir., c. l.. Goodman. G.
p. Byrum. Fred Sanford, C. f.
Weaver. w. Wylie, NJ. b. Herman, j.
w, McNair, j. q. 4. Hunter, s. Otis
Bland, w. u. Rouse, N. e. Hanger,
l.. G. Phillips. ]. James O'Donnell, e.
II. Vaughn, u. D. j. Luening, w. II.
Landon, W. II. Bloomington c. H.
Arnal, Major James Haughton, DR..
u. J. Applewhte, Dr.. B, j. Presley,
j. p. Harrison. ii. l.. Parker, George
Palmer, Frederick Palmer, s. p.
Marston, A. o. Burcher. John B.
Stone, Dr. Thos II. Craddock, G. G..
Smith, t. n. Harris, II. Hunter Hart
vey, w. O.. Heath, George r. Dab
ney, J. Winston Read, Saxon w. Holt,
Il. j. Patton, A. Rosenbaum, Sol Pey-
ser, w, t. Hopkins, w p. Barrett, j..
l.. Patton, Mayor S. r. Buxton, George
B. West. w. H. Kellogg, Homer L..
Ferguson, M. v. D. Doughty, ]. A.
Willett, j, F. Warren. c. F. Hundley,
w. Lee Powell d. s. Jones, r. d.
Holloway, r. NJ. Lett, w. b. Colonna.
f. h. Finch, w, e. Cottrell, Allen D.
Jones, w. W. Harwood, p. c.. Hoff-
man. B. r. Cofer, G. w. Lohmann,
Fred Read. NJ. w. Gayle, George A.
Schmelz, L. B. Manville. Arthur Lee,
c. F. Groome. James Rowbottom, F..
j. Gauntlet, George c.. Chaplin, w.
\. Chaplin, w. ]. Nelms; Doctors Will
liam r. Aylett, Riley A. Atkins. John
w. Ayler, John r., Bagby, Joseph t..
Buxton, Charles s.. Butts, William Il.
Cooper, ]. Kennedy Corss, B. Roscoe
Gary Samuel w, Hobson, William
Hosllins, Aaron Jeffrey, A. c. Jones,
Clarence Porter Jones. Thomas j.
Kagey William j. Knight, Louis
Loeb, j. Hughes Matry, George f,
Newly, j. Paul Parker, Thomas j.
Pretlow, Anna MoCu Randolph.
Thomas j. Sims. Richard Y. Styll,
Horace p. Taylor, George j. Williams
and +. d. Willis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
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Among the excellent attractions Of
fered Mt the Academy of Music this
week, the most important is "Strong-
heart" in which Mr.. Robert Edeson
will make his initial bow to the local
theatergoers tonight. Mr.. Edeson Is
one of the foremost young actors on
the American stage and Strong
heart is the play in which he has
made the greatest success of his ca
reer. Fi.t
The play, which is by William c..
De Mile. was a. great hit ina New
York and has been favorably receiy-
ed everywhere it has been presented.
1t tells the story of full blooded,
educated Indian. and his life at CO.
lumbia University.
Manager Booker announces that
tickets laid away for this engage
ment that are not called for before
6 o'clock tonight will be put back on
sale.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
shEWH0sP|TAL PROJECT
STARTS AUsP|c|0UsLY
Plan Is 10 Erect Bu|IdlRg at Cost
Of Not Less Than
$4,000.
GENERAL COMMITTEE NAMED
Hundred REPRESENTATIVE Citizens Sc.
'oeted to Take Charge of Move.
nen.--site Committee Expected to
Have Interesting Report to Mako
atjMeetins Tuesday Night.

Under most auspiclous conditions
the movement looking toward the
erection OF Il new general hospital
was formally launched last night.
fAbout score OF representative bust.
/. ness men and physicians met at the
office of the Old Dominion Land
Company md. after spending co,l.
pie of hours discussing the subject,
took the first steps toward securing
n site for the proposed hospital and
organizing the body which is to have
in charge the movement.
Messrs. w. A. Post and w. b. Live.
zey were appointed site committee.
This committee Is expected to have
an interesting report to make when
tho general committee meets next
Tuesday night.
u. Meeting Tuesday Night.
Tho project is now to be turned
oier to the general committee, body
nf about one hundred representative
citizens who were chosen ut last nights
meeting. Judge Barham will be ask.
ed to allow the committee to hold It's
meeting Tuesday night In tho .Corpor.
alton Court room of the city hall, and
everyone interested In establishing n
pew hospital Is invited to be present
and participate In the proceedings.
An organization will he effected at
once and subcommittee to handle
the various divisions of the work
will be named.
Starts With Enthusiasm.
The movement hns started with
enthusiasm. Mr.. William Garner,
who ANNOUNCED recently that he
: would give $500 toward fund for
the{ erection of a hospital said last
night that he would guarantee to
raise $500 in addition to his pS.sonal
subscription. Mr. l.. b. ManviiV said
tnnt he would guarantee to raise ST.
200 and various others among those
present talked In an encouraging
way. Tbs present idea Is to put up
q building to cost not less than $685..
200. ,tf satisfactory arrangements for
"A site can be made,
Following Is the personnel OF the
general committees;
Rev. j. w. Porter, ID. d., Rev. A.
Q. Sykes, D. D., Rev. w. Ashbury
Christian, Rev. Il. T. Wexford, Rev.
Father Frioli. Rev. A, a. Butler, Rev.
Nv. *, Conner, Rev. j. Il. Green, Rev :.
D. s.. Henke, Rev. r. c. Hubbard,
Rev, W. NJ. Hunter, Rev. H. w.
sDunkley, Rev. T. II. Swartz, Rev L.,
"A. lShenk, Richard Walker, T. I.
3 Ford. w. a. Post, w, o. Little,
Thomas f. Stearnes, John w. Rey-
nolds, Sol. Miller. b. j. O'Hara w.
w. S. Butler, B. @. Blythe, A. G. Gar
rett f. Il. Ivy. w. G. Hartwell, Ed
win Phillips. G, w. Blick. a. 7.
Moore, I, l.. Farrar, j. Il. b. Stuart
William Garner, Fl. B. Holmes, j. T.
Ballentine, L. G. Goode, l.. P
4 Stearnes. John Lowery. w. b. Vest,
a, L. Powell, R. ]. Mackey, John r
hiorton ]; r. Sprague.j w. e. Spruill
Il, B. Cameron. G. w. Burcher Fred
G. Biyins, Walter B. Livezey, +. w
Milstead, DR.. r, L. Robinson. T. j. Bar
ham, James T. Reed o. D, Batchelor
& Q. Aylett Ashby. w. T. Kirby, Horace
: Epes. Elias Peyser, Alex Meyers. j
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

tomorrow afternoon and evening
This is colored organization that
is said to be the best ever put on the
road. AS usual there will be an elab-
crate first part, followed by an ollo
of specialtles. Tomorrow morning
there will be street parade by the
performers, headed by the Cotton
Pickers' band.
The balcony and gallery will be re-
served for colored people for both
matinee and night performances.
The matinee prices will be 25 and so
cents. and at night the prices will
be from rs cents to S1.00.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
"Prince Of PiIsenn Again.

Presented as 1t was at the Acad-
envy Of Music last night by real
comedians, clever leading people and
pretty, shapely chorus girls who pos
sessed tuneful voices, 1.-THE Prince of
Pilsen" should continue to please
the American theatre going public
for many years to come.
This was the fourth visit of the
Elay to Newport News and although
probably majority of the people in
the audience that gathered in the
play house last night had seen the
production before, 1t was given as
cordial n greeting as on the occasion
OF It's first visit here.
Jess Dandy is as funny as ever in
the part of Hans Wagner, the Cincin-
natl brewer, and his famous question
"Vos You Effer in Zinziunat-ti" pro-
duces laugh every time he asks it..
George Lydecker ably filled the
role Of Carl Otto, the Prince of PHI
sen. and Sears Stovey made an ac-
ceptable Lieutenant Hans Wagner,
of the United States navy The 9TH
er principal characters. were in capa-
bic hands.
The scenery and stage accessories
were UP to the Savage high standard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
LOCAL FIRMS SECURE
VALUABLE CONTRACTS
Reynor Furnishes Potatoes, Onions
ard All Vegetables to Army
Commissary.

At the ccmnissary Office of the
local army depot yesterday morn
ing bids for furnishing vegetables
and meats 20 be sent to the army
lin Cuba during the month of Feb;
.ruary were opened. Nh. ]. Reyner
was awarded contracts for furnish
ing potatoes, onions and all OF
vegetables. sausage, lamb and NUT,
ton. Armour & Company's local
branch was given the beef contract.
These contracts are valuable. as
th.ee transports viii sail from here
tor Cuba With supplies and stores
during Frf,rf,a ry3 \ X y q Nj &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
Card.
81

We wish to heartily thank all Of
our 1906 customers for their kind
patronage and trusting our effort to
please" will cause them to continue
with us and we assure them that our
wish Is to show by our actions, our
worthiness. So when in need of
Sodas, carbonated or table lithia
waters, Chesterfield Ginger Ale, 10
ca-Nola, syphons or gas tubes. call
Bell Phone No. 1913. Again thanking
you one and all.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

Straight per cent. money to lend In
small or large amounts, on approved
city real estate. See MS before YOU
arrange elsewhere. C. b. NELMS,
President; Clarence G. helms, Secre.
tary; w. E, Kitchen, Treasurer; w.
Howard Bowen. Directors, IL. E.
Parker, H. p. Steames. Albert Howe.
No, 2517 Washington Avenue, Real
sstate, Insurance. Rents, Loans. esc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
"The Embassy eaII.n

Mr.. Stanley Sharpe, advance agent
for Lawrence D'Orsay who is staring
this season in 1.-The Embassy Ball.,
was In this city yesterday making
arrangements for the appearance of
Mr.. D'Orsay here on February /.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25
CITIZENS CALLED TO
MEET WITH OFFICERS
Second Attempt Will be Made to
Launch Movement to Support
the Rifles,

The temporary organization OF the
officers of Company C and several of
the retired volunteer army officers
of this city, formed two weeks ago
for the purpose of raising funds for
the Huntington Rifles, will meet in
the Armory hall al 8 o'clock tonight
for the purpose of making second
effort to form n permanent organiaa.
ton, the object and purposes OF
which will be similar to those of the
temporary organization.
The business and professional men
of the city have been invited to at!
tend the meeting and the officers
hope many of them will respond and
lend a helping hand in the move
ment. The organization met last Fri.
day night, but as only two citizens
responded to the three hundred invi.
tations sent out. 1t was decided to
postpone the effectng OF permanent
organization until tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-01-25

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No 2517 Washington Avenue. We
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enco G. Nelms, Secretary. w. E. Kit
chen. Treas. w. Howard Bowen.
Directors. H. E. Parker, l.. -Steanes,
Albert Howe. 1856.