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MRS. A. J. DREXEL.
American Lady Who Is a Favorite al
the British Court.

Colonel Anthony ]. Drexel of New
York and Philadelphia and his wife
+ very FOND of European society,
and there are few circles abroad which
they annot enter If they desire. Mrs.
DreXel recently presented her daugh-
ter Margarita at the British court.
The court held by King Edward and
Queen Alexandra at Buckingham pal
ace was the most brilliant of the year.
Miss DreXel vas greatly admired for
her beauty and talent. Her mother is
still q handsome woman and is ia
nous for her jewels. with which she
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-09-10

Morrison Garst, of this city, suffer
ed a stroke of illness of a nervou
character while driving down Main
street Sunday, n might have been
hurt had not pedestrians taken charge
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ADMIRAL YAMAMOTO:
Japanese Naval Officer Who Helpea
the Mikado v~anquish the Car.

JdPdTCSE TNdVdI OIIOOT VITO TENtP~N
the Mikado Varquish the Car.
Another highly distinguished jaDa.
neSe fighting man. Admiral Baron va
mamoto, is on a visit to the UniteG
States. accompanied by several oticefs
of the mikado's navy, to inspect our
shipyards. docks and other points OF
interest to naval men.
The admiral is a graduate of the
japanese Naval academy. He was
raised to the rank of full admiral along
with Togo in 1904. During the wa
with Russia he was in the cabinet as
minister of marine, a post correspond.
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ing on his way to Washington. where
ne has been transferred TO the North
Yakima project. He has e at Carts
bad a year and las many friends ia
Roswell
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F. L. Walker, wife and family, of
Muskogee, L. T., who have been here
a few days visiting friends n e
ing the country, left last night for
Ell Paso.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Higday went tc
Acme this morning, Mr.. Higday hav
ing secured a permanent position al
that place.
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Miss Venus Newton, who has been
visiting G. A. Petty and family at Cum
berland City, left his moraing for
Amarillo.
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ProperIy Named,

Mr.. Ferguson about to make a trip
Laura, where is my travelling umbrel-
la?
Mrs. Ferguson-On its travels, 1 sup
pose. 1 haven't seen 1t since the last
time you took it out-Chicago Tribune.
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DR.. H. H. Sherman, of Alva, o. T.,
left last night for points down the
road after spending several days in
Roswell.
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w. w. Gatewood returned this NOR
ing from Carlsbad, where he has ibeel
for the past ten days attending cour
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wolpers and
little son left this morning for their
home in Concordia, Mo, after spend
ing three weeks here for the formers
health.
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Miss Gertrude Clark returned last
night from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. R.. F. Gayle, at Clovis.
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R. D. Blair, of Choix, Mexico, arriv-
ed this morning to spend a week with
his family, who live here.
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Will Lawrence started out this
morning on a trip to Kansas towns.
He will return on the next excursion.
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E.. B.. Gore, of New York City, who
has been here sever days seeing the
sights, left last night for points south
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w. S. Logan, of Douglas, Wyo., who
is making an extended visit in the val
ley, came up this morning to spend
the day in Roswell.
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1 sell lax solid gold plain rings at
$1-25 e dwtIL- B. Boellner, The
Jewe1er and Optician. IL
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E. F. Epperhimer LETT this morning
for Texico after spending several
days here and at Carlsbad.
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Miss Henrietta Decker left Monday
morning for Marshall, Mimi, for a
visit of several months with relatives.
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Mrs. w. H. Rosson returned to her
home in Portales this morning. she
had been here ten days visiting heT
son, T. C. Rosson.
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Lewis Feemster came up from Ar
tesla this morning to remain a DAY
looking after business.
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Attention, Knights OF PythiasI There
will be work in the Second Rank
tonight. w. Q. FAWCETT,
*1t. K. R. S.
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T. E. Brick. who has been connect
ed with the reclamation service at
Carlsbad, passed through this morn
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Fred e. Baker, the sheep and wool
buyer from whitehall. H.. arrived
last night to remain several days.
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Miss Elizabeth DeLashmutt has ar
rived from Chicago for a visit of a
month or more with Mrs. N. ]. Mad
dox.
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Miss Ella Scnott returned last night
from a visit with friends in Clovis.
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of him and his horse. His ease puz-
zles the people VINO were looking af
ter him yesterday.
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Mrs. Georgia Tilton left last night
for an extended visit at Hagerman.
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J. P. White came in last night from
a trip of several days to the l.. F. d
ranch in Texas.
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Fine fresa candy just arrived at
Hampton's. Stop and try it. 64t3
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C. C. Womack left this morning fol
Texico on a business trip.
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from a summer visit at Glenwoo
Springs, Colo.
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James Terp, of Concord, Calf, ar
rived this morning on a few days
prospecting visit.
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S. w. Holder left this morning for
a trip to Nebraska after prospectors
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ing to our secretaryship of the navy
He won his first great distinction in
the war with China. and after the bat
tie IF the YaIu River his promotion
was rapid. He became a cabinet min
lister at the time of the Boxer uprising.
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l.. A. Dickson left last night 70
Artesia to spend several days wit
friends.
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Father Herbert left this morning
on a few days trip to Texico and
Clovis.
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Mrs Baker did not come with
this trip.
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Legal Blanks Of all Kinds for sale
at the Record ONCE.
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J. C. Grant went to Dayton last
night to look after business.
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J.. F. helms left last night for Ham
lin, Tex, on a visit of several weeks
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Everything in the fruit line that
a be had, at Hampton's. 64t3
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II you nave a trade proposition Of
amy kind see ua.-Carlton a. Bell
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w. S. Dorris went to Carlsbad last
night on business.
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Charles Card, of Dexter was here
today on business.
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LOCAL NEWS 5

Charles Card, of Dexter was here
today on business.
w. S. Dorris went to Carlsbad last
night On business.
Legal Blanks of all Kinds for sale
at the Record ONCE.
C. c. Womack left this morning for
Texico on a business trip.
Everything in the fruit line that
can be had, at Hampton's. 64t3
Fine fresa candy just arrived at
Hampton's. Stop and try it. 64t3
J. C. Grant went to Dayton last
night to look after business.
II you nave a trade proposition of
any kind see ua.-Carlton a. Bell
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-04-05

fendant would often become
angry without cause and curse
and abuse plaintiff, calling him
a liar and a id liar, and tell
him if he did not like her way of
doing he could leave her or she
would leave him; that she would
often 60 away from him and
wander about with other men
and would sometimes be away q
week or two weeks or three
weeks, and would often visit
Kansas City and fir. quent
houses of ill fame. Wherefore,
plaintiffs cup of matrlmonially
misery is full to the point of
overflowing and he wants a di.
vorce from the calling letters
that bind him to defendant.
Fred Lamb VS.. r. M. Bentley
eg al, equity. Inc plaintiff is
his own attorney. This suit is
forthe purpose of obtaining an
order of court to sell the equity
of defendants in certain real
estate, the land being 115 acres
off of the east side of the. north.
east quarter of 20.53.17, which
was decided to T. M. Bentley and
his bodily heirs by his father,
Jordan Bentley, and wife Sep.
tember IA, 1887, and which said
land was conveyed by T. M.
Bentley and wife to Fred Lamb
as trustee for the Peoples bank
of Salisbury, said conveyance
being for the purpose d paying
certain debts and obligations
owing by said T. M. Bentley to
said bank.
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Cupid's C0nquests.

FARMER. STEWARD = j o h n
Farmer and Miss Viola Steward,
both colored, of Dalton were
married at Dalton Monday, April
!, 1907. Rev. j. A. Hughes doin g
the splicing,
SoLEs HOFFMAN Fred Soles
and Miss Lucy Hoffman, both of
Brunswick, were married at
Triplett Sunday, March 81, 1907,
Judge R. T. Moorehead tying
the nuptial knot.
ISLE. CAIN:-Ola Isle and Miss
Ethel Cain, both of Snyder, were
married at Dean Lake (Snyder
post. .office) Sunday, March 81,
1907, Justice Alonzo Clark ad.
justing the matrimonial harness.
-
MCADAMS- WILLIAMS: - Arthur
McAdams and Miss Dora Ella
Williams, colored couple of
Salisbury. were married at the
residence of the officiating JUS.
tiee Or the peace, j. r. Mason,
in that city, Wednesday, March
81, 1907.
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Henry Kemper Drowned.

Henry Kemper, aged % years,
who lived about 1 1-2 miles
northwest of Pee Dee, was drown
ed in the M ussel Fork about 7
O'Clock Saturday morning.
We are informed that Mr..
Kemper and his brother-in. law,
Will Cook, had been up about all
night Friday night working with
a sick horse, and that the next
morning Mr.. Kemper told his
wife he was going down to the
creek to look after some fishing
lines he had out. II seems that
he had raised one of the lines
from the water, and in STOPPING
over to raise another line he was
seized with an epileptic fit, an
affliction to which he was sub.
ject, and fell into the creek and
was crowned.
Failing to return home within
the time his wife expected him,
she sought aid of neighbors who
located and recovered Mr.. KEN.
per's dead body from the creek
not long after search was insti
ted.
The unfortunate man is sur
vived his wife and two small
children, who have the sympathy
Of the entire neignborhood in
their sudden and shocking be.
resvement.
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collateral inheritance tax, S31. !.
"a. And it is ordered that no.
tice hereof be certified to said
beneficiary. Same order as
above in the matter of the COL
lateral inheritance tax on the es-
tate of Harriet ]. jennings, Mrs.
Abigail Dearmin, Manyel Dear.
min, John Dearmin, Emma Dear.
min, Frank Dearmin and George
Dearmin being the beneficiaries
in the sum of 1886, each, and
the amount of the collateral tax
being S31.75 on each share of
said beneficiaries.
~
In the matter of the collateral
inheritance tax on the estate of
Otto Christal, deceased: The
court finds that the estimated
Indebtedness and expenses of
said estate exceed the total value
of all property, hence there is no
estate subject to the collateral
inheritance tax. Same condition
as to collateral inheritance on
the estate of Jas. E. Dunn, de-
ceased.
Allowances: August Diokhart,
notes for S51.15, S349.53 and (
81, 1,218.2O against the estate of
Peter Yung, Sr.
-
On motion of Viola Hurst,
widow of G.. G. Hurst. deceased,
it is ordered that e. C.. Ham
mond be and is appointed adj
ministrator of the estate of G. G.
Hurst. Bond in the sum of 500
approved with H. B. Richardson
and j. w. Grizzeli as securities.
~
H. G. Dickey, administrator of
the estate of John T. Hartman,
deceased, presents his final
settlement, and said settlement
showing the personal estate ex-
hausted and debts all paid, it is
ordered that said administrator
be and is finally discharged.
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A large audience greeted DR..
j. P. Greene, president of VII.
liam Jewell college of Liberty,
Mo-, at the Keytesville Baptist
church last Thursday night. The
subject, "Old Heads on Young
Shoulders" was presented in a
manner that the younger por.
ton of his hearers was delighted
and the older ones highly enter
tanned. DR.. Greene's remarks
were listened to with marked at
tention and will be long remem-
,bered. The Aeogs class deserves
much praise in getting this emf.
neLt lecturer here
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To MendOn StOckmen and Far
merS.

1 will be in Mendon and vicin.
ity April s and 9, prepared to do
castrating, dentistry and other
surgery. Ridglings should have
no food "a hours previous to
operation. Castrating colts in
bunches, ST, each ridglings, $40.
Consultation and examination
free. DR.. j. HARVEY SLATER,
Richmond, Mo.
Graduate of Kansas City Vete.
rinary College.
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Probate Pointers.

L. M. Houston, guardian and
curator of Ralph and Ruth Hous-
ton, minor heirs of W. G.. Hous.
ton, deceased, is granted an or
der to expend upon said wards a
sum not to exceed S25 a month,
each, for the purpose of defray-
ing their expenses while they
are attending the state univer.
sity at Columbia, Mo.
T. M. Bentley presents his
resignation as guardian and
curator of the estate of Willie
Nickerson, and the court, after
due consideration, doth accept
said resignation, but said guar.
dian is not to be finally dis
charged until a new guardian
has been selected and settlement
with said Bentley made and ap.
proved.
In the matter of the collateral
inheritance tax upon the estate
of Rebecca Biggs: Upon exam
ination of the papers on file in
the above entitled matter and on
due consideration of other evil
dence therein submitted, the
court finds that the said Rebec-
ca Biggs departed this life the
14th day of February, 1907, and
it is ordered and adjudged that
the cash value OF the property,
the transfer of which is subject
to the collateral inheritance tax,
and the party liable thereof
and the amount of said tax
is asfoilows: Beneficiary, Mrs.
John E. Wood, Salisbury, MOI
cash value. $83S. 80; amount Of
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StOckbreeders, Attention.

| have in NJ barn one horse
and two jacks ready for service.
If you are looking for good
stock, call at my barn, look my
stock over and get terms at my
old stand in Keytesvilie.
j. A. SLENDER.
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More New Suits.

More New Suits.
Eight more new suits have beer
filed for the May. 1907, tern
of circuit court at Keytesville al
follows:
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Miss ouri vs.. John
Martin, COL, disturbing the
peace-appesl.
CIVIL CASES.
Mary Murkit ct al vs.. Sterling
Lusher ct al, suit to set aside
will. Carpenter & Carpenter of
Dewitt, Ark, and w. H. Brad.
ley of Salisbury are. attorneys
for plaintiffs. The litigants in
this case are all relatives of the
late Lewis Lusher of near Sails.
bury whose will the plaintiffs are
endeavoring to break.
s. T. Petticrew, COL, VS.. Jas.
Skillman, COL, ejectment. Judge
o. F. Smith of Keytesville is
Petticrew's lawyer. The plain.
tiff is seeking to recover pos
session of an acre of ground,
fully described in his petition,
in the village of Dalton, and
demands 500 damages and asks
that the value of monthly rents
and profits be fixed at SIS month.
Adam Schehrer VS.. VIM.
Brockman, damages. c. G.
Bigger of Laclede and A. A.
Bailey of Brookfield a of coun.
sci fer plaintiff. This controversy
is the result of the renting from
plaintiff by defendant of 70 acres
of land in Linn county. Plain.
tiff charges defendant with a
breach of tie contract by cutting
81 of the 20 acres of corn, grown
on said land, before the corn
had matured. The amount of
damages for which plaintiff
brought suit is $500.
Mrs. Alice Zimmerman of near
Triplett, through her attorneys,
Benecke & Benecke of Bruins.
wick, has sued her husband, j.
B. Zimmerman, for divorce.
Plaintiff states in her petition
that she was lawfully married to
defendant in Charlton county,
March q, 1904, and that she
continued to live with him as his
wife from and after the day and
year aforesaid until January 25,
1907. Plaintiff claims that dur.
ing all this time she faithfully
demeaned herself and barg.
ed all her duties as the wife of
defendant, etc.; but she charges
that said defendant, wholly dis.
regarding his duties as her
husband, offered her such in.
dignities as to render her con-
dition intolerable in these par
ticulars, to-wit: Defendant, in
an unjustifiable, extremely jeal.
Gus disposition, developed short.
ly after they were married, for.
bade plaintiff to receive visits
from lady friends and neighbors
or to return their visits and for.
bade lady friends to come to
their home, near Triplett, and by
boisterous and brutal acts
deprived plaintiff of social asso.
citation with the wives and
daughters of her neighbors,- and
in addition abused plaintiff by
cursing her and calling her bad
names in the presence of en-
ployes, such names as implied
unchastity, and at various times
when in bad humor about dis.
appointment in busine ess matters,
defendant called her such vile
names as are unfit for publica-
ton, and also offered to strike
Lou Thso rorrah on e:hIn oo~
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BY previous agreement the
candidate from the First ward re.
ceiving the highest vote is to
serve two years and the one re.
ceiving the next highest is to
serve one year, which means that
Lamkin will be a city dad for
two years and Mitchell for one
year.
For Alderman-Second Ward:
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out any justification whatever
Finally plaintiff left defendan
and went to live with an aunt il
Bosworth for the purpose o1
finding a place of repose, hoping
that by her absence he. would
become cognizant of the great
wrong and injustice done her by
bis said actions and conduct, and
that he would make suitable rep.
aration, but in this she was
disappointed. AS an additional
instance plaintiff says that one
time after q visit to friends at
Triplett from which she returned
to relatives at Bosworth,, defend
ant telephoned to officers to
arrest her as she had eloped with
a Mr.. Reed, who happened to
take the same train and went as
far as Brunswick, when, as a
matter of ia ct, che did not know
said Mr.. Reed was on board said
train until long after it had de.
parted from Triplett. Plaintiff
AYERS that defendants effort to
secure her detention by an
officer was done with malicious
intent to humiliate her and in.
jure her reputation. After max.
ing known to the court that de.
fendant is possessed of a farm
and personal property that are
reasonably worth $4,000, and
that she Is without means to
bear the expense of the pr osecu-
ton of this suit, and stating that
she is now a resident of Chari.
ton county, etc., Mrs. thinner.
man prays the court to divorce
her from the bonds of matrimony
contracted with defendant as
aforesaid, and asks that the court
adjudge to her for support and
out of the property
of defendant and such alimony-
as may be meet and proper, re.
store her to her former name,
Alice Luckie, and make such
further orders and judgments
touching the premises as may be
just and right.
Evo Persyon of near Dean
Lake has brought suit for
divorce from his wife, Sarah
J. Persyon, and has EN-.
ployed F. G. Sasse of Rruns-
wick to secure the coveted de.
gree for him. According to
plaintiffs petition he was law
fully married to defendant in
Fulton county, ILL.,, November
II, 1871, and continued to live
with her as her husband from
that time until March 30, 1905,
when defendant abandoned
plaintiff, without reasonable
cause Or excuse, and has since ab-
sented herself from plaintiff and
his bed and board, and has re.
sided at Canton, ILL.,, and has re-
fused and still refuse to return
20 her said husband and his
nome.
Pontovia Tobe Page, gentle.
nan of color, has employed
Maj. w. H. Bradl Y of Sails
curry to secure a divorce for
plaintiff from his wife, Hattie
Hayes Page, to- whom he was
in Charlton county
November 3, 1902, and lived
with until the day of
September, 1904. Page charges
his spouse with such insulting
and abusive treatment and such
conduct and such
indignities as to render his con
lition intolerable, and says she
him on or about the
of September, 1904, and
that, too, without just cause or
Plaintiff alleges
further that about year after
their marriage defendant be.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-04-05

Some wag called at the
COURIER office while the editor
was at dinner Friday and wrote
the following item on our type.
writer for oup border county
notes in Livingston county:
"Sam johnson of Chillicothe shot
two big frogs in the eye Wednes-
day." It is usually contrary to
our rules to publish an item with
out knowing the name of the
person whence it came, and we
wouldn't do 90 in this case did
we not feel sorry for the frogs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-04-05

See H. 8. Bang OF Keytesville.
NO., for good bluegrass
pasture.
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Roll OF Honor.

We sincerely thank the follow.
ing friends who have either be-.
come new subscribers or who have
renewed their subscription to
the COURIER since our last issue.
May heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
R. E. Howell, Mrs. 8, C. Stricken,
W. H. Meyer. W. H. Long.
Emmett DeMoss, W. NJ. Weiseman.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-04-05

Eight more new suits have been
filed for the May. 1907. term
of circuit court at Keytesville as
follows: