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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
quo warranto; judgment for de.
fendant.
GRIM INAL CASES.

State of Missouri vs.. John G.
Moore, murder; information
quashed by order of the court
because filed prematureIy in that
no preliminary hearing was had
before the filing of the informa.
ton as required by act of legis-
lature of 1905. John G. Moore
is the Keytesville young man
who shot and mortally wounded
Mert Porter, a negro, at the
restaurant of Ben Monroe, coll,
in Keytesville the night of the
26th of JANUARY, 1907, and was
arrested on capias issued on
the oath of office of Prosecuting
Attorney j. E. Montgomery
charging defendant with murder
in the first degree. Moore was
re. arrested Monday of this week
by Sheriff S. J. Shaughnessy on
capias issued on the oath of
office of Prosecuting Attorney
j. E.. Montgomery alleging man
slaughter in the third degree.
His bond was placed at $500
which he gave with Mr.. and Mrs.
u. j. Moore, VIM. Tillotson, j.
c. Crawley, Alphonso Moore,
w. E. Williams, w. H. Taylor,
M. A. Prsther, John Dorrance,
e. P. Thrash and J. A. Collet
as securities for his appear.
ance for trial at the next May,
1907, term of circuit court at
keytesville.
Court adjourned Friday night,
February 8.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
Roll of Honor.

The following friends have
given US cause to rejoice by
either becoming new subscribers
or by renewing their subscription
to the COURIER during 1.-THE past
week. May heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
r P. Asbury, Fred Spellm an.
WI. Garvin, o. c. Baxley,
John Straub. Sr., Henry Evernham,
Mrs E L. Collins, B, L. Chapman,
A. w. Hse, c. A. Baldwin,
B. A. Clarkson, j. U. Lindley,
Sam Billups, j. w. Moore.
j. T. Payne, col, Christopher, col. \
w. M. Wilson, COL, Carrie Russell, COL
RENEWALS.
R. L. Hamilton, Henry Yung.
Mrs. ]. D. Brummall, J. A Bozworth,
Garrett Allen, C. F. owen,
w. G. Borum, j. NJ. Glenn,
w. NJ. Gibson, A. K. Riley,
j. G. Showers. L. w. Berringer,
Martin Straub, II. P. Woods,
Jos. A. Hooper, s. s. Clements,
w. A Myers, NJ. W. Houser,
DR.. ". P. Crawford, DR.. c. o. West,
G. W Hooker, W. r. Leonard,
j. Owens, C. w. Neidholt,
c. Y. Blakey, A. C. Phillips,
Ernest G. Arp, j. II. Spence,
r. Schuchmann, VIM. Kramm,
Jas. NJ. Long. Larkin Minor,
Mrs. E. j. Watson, R. j. Green,
Spencer Dean, COL, VIM. Ewing. COL
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular February, 1907, Term
at Salisbury.

In addition to the proceedings
published in the last issue of the
COURIER of the regular February,
1907, term of circuit court at
Salisbury, action was had in
other causes as follows:
CIVIL CASES.
Sophia Heather vs. town of
Huntsville, damages; mandate
entered of record affirming prior
judgment of this court by the
Kansas City court of appeals.
]. T. Bunton vs.. A. B. Price
ct al, suit for accounting; con.
tinued by agreement.
Ezekiel Smith vs. Louisa
Donahoe, suit to quiet title; nom
suit.
Frances A. Cole ct al vs.. 81.
dona Cole, partition; Miss Laura
johnson appointed guardian ad
Item for Harry, Henry, Fannie
and Maggie Cole, and cause con-
tinued.
G. G. Perry vs.. Andrews Coal
Co., damages; trial by a jury,
and under the direction of the
court a verdict is rendered for
defendant.
/ Eli Shire VS.. w. T. Dameron,
libel; continued.
State of Missouri ex rel E..
W. Herring, collector, vs.. A., T.
& s. F. Railway Co., suit for
taxes; transferred to the circuit
court at Keytesville as per written
stipulation filed.
G. D. Tuder vs.. Wabash Rail.
way Co., damages; nonsuit.
J. A. Wadsworth We. same,
same; same.
j.. W. Dorser VS.. city of Mo.
berly, damages; continued on
the application of and at the cost
of plaintiff as per written stipu-
lation filed.
| Wade Horton VS.. estate of
Elizabeth G.. Horton, suit to
cancel note and deed of trust; /;
trial by court and cause taken
under advisement.
H. G. Atterbury ct al vs.. w.
D. West ct al, injunction; trans
ferred to the circuit court at
Keytesville.
Mary j. Moore ct al VS. Lee j.
Pippin, suit to set aside deed;
continued.
State of Missouri ex rel E. w.
Herring, collector drainage dis.
trict No. 4, VS.. r. A. Patterson
ct al, suit for taxes; judgment for
plaintiff, and defendants appeal
to supreme court.
Same VS.. same, same; judg-
ment for plaintiff, and cause con.
tinued on motion for new trial.
Same VS.. same, same; same.
Same vs.. John N. Hamilton,
same; same.
State of Missouri ex rel Cecil
Wayland, collector, information
H. S. Hadley, encouragement,
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Real Estate Loans.

The larger the amount of mon
ey you get on your farm the bet
ter terms | can make. An unlim.
tied amount of the least expen.
sive money to loan on sufficient
security. F.. B. KELLOGG,
Keytesville, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Regular February, 1907, Term.

Regular February, 1907, Term.
Besides the proceedings pub
lished in the last issue Of the
COURIER, the county court
transacted the following busi-
ness at the regular February,
1907, term:
O.G. Dameron, county sur.
veyor and .officio road
and bridge commissioner, pre-.
sents report of the completion of
bridge across Dean Lake, near
the residence of j. P. MoIach,
and recommending payment of
contract price therefor-S425-
to E. Hubbard Hamilton, con.
tractor. Report approved and
account allowed.
In compliance with previous
order of this court, o. G.. Dam.
eron presents plans and speci.
fications and estimate of cost for
a steel bridge across Brush
creek, near the residence of
Jesse Simmons; said Dameron
also presents contract made by
him with the I.eavenworth
Bridge Co. to build said bridge
for $780,. also said company's
bond in the. sum of S738, all cf
which are approved and appro.
priation made for said bridge.
Same as to wooden bridge
cross Hickman river, near the
residence of VIM. Koch, W. M.
Moore, contractor, =. for S75.
Bond, $3.50.
Same as to wooden bridge
across Willow prancn, near the
reaidence of Luther Owens,
LIB. Owens and Clarence Wells,
contractors, for $40. Bond, $3.50.
Same as to wooden ]. bridge
across branch' in public road
between II and s12-55.18, Jas.
Washam, contractor, for sS75.
Bond, $3.50.
Same as to ass.wooden bridge
across branch ..inspublic road in
1854 20, near the residence.of
Sam'l Bowersmith, w. M. Moore,
contractor, for.S80. Bond, S15O.
/ z. T. Lamkin, former circuit
clerk, presents bills of costs in
criminal casss ascertified by the
prosecuting attorney and circuit
judge.as follows, to-wlt:
State. VS.. Pat White and
Mamie aHouston .S27.95.
State Tvs. aWlll HCooner
and Walter Scott. $500. 27.55.
State vs.. Walter.Scot tt. 15.
State vs.. Eli onlre ...... 17.1O.
State vs.. Jack ..Maupin -. 14.10.
State vs. j. A. Clark 80. II IS.
State vs. Covey isay .s28.80.
State VS.. Ed Banks and
Sam Strother. -. 27.65.
State vs.. Pete andlHen-
ry Wood. :..28.15.
State VS.. Wvett Strother. 1920.
State vs.. Babe Turner. 1910.
State vs.skay Garter -. 1880.
State vs.. Anthony Turner 1900.
State vs.. Dan Robinson. 27.35.
State vs.. Anthony Turner Is. 70.
State vs.. Jack Barnhart. 17.40.
State vs.. VIM. and Chas.
State vs.. JOS. Cavanah. 42.42.
State vs.. Otto Butler -. 1924.
Total. ..-...... $500. .06
which are examined, approved
and ordered filed. It..is further
ordered that warrants iseuelin
said sum of 1899 O6, payable
to j. w. Grizzell, county treas
urer, to be by him disbursed to
the parties thereto entitled,
| Same as to bills of criminal
coets, certified by w. L. Wright,
circuit clerk, in the criminal
cases against Effie Wheeler in
the sum of S14.10 and John
Johnson and Ed Hamilton in the
suu of S25 75 T,tal goo S6
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15

Miss Sammy Vaughan spent
part of this week with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Nj. Smith of Wakenda.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15
MAN WAS MADE TO HUSTLE
H. MISSOURI FRIDAY FEBRUARY IS 1907

Charlton, Clark. Cockrell, Gun.
ningham, Mendon, Missouri,
Mu ssel Fork, Salt Creek, Sails.
bury, Triplett and Wayland
townships.
In the matter of the petition of
Henry Eubank ct al for a ditch
or drain: The petitioners with
draw their petition and pray the
court that the proceedings herein
be dismissed, and it is so order.
ed; also that q fee bill issue
against said petitioners for the
amount of costs in this cause.
j. U. Anliker, John A., G.. w.
and B. F. Triplett and Henry
Eubank present petition to
cause to be constructed a ditch
or drain, fully described in said
petition; also their bond in the
sum of $500 with j. H. Brown
and A. L. Wood as securities,
which is approved and ordered
filed. J. L. Cropper, s. A. Rich.
eson and G. I. Taylor. are ap.
pointed as viewers and A. F.
Arlington as civil engineer and
H. j. West as attorney in said
cause, viewers and civil engi-
neer to meet in Sumner and re.
port, the clerk of this court being
directed to fix the time of the
hearing of the petition and report
OF the viewers therein, and to
cause a potice to be given by
two publications in the Sumner
Star.
John Chivers, commissioner
for experimenting the construc.
tion Of closets at the courthouse,
files report showing the compile.
ton of said closets by C. w.
Gardner, contractor, and rec
ommending payment of contract
price 1therefor-S1, ,275. .15-to
said contractor. Report approx.
ed and account allowed.
Ordered that the following
nam ed persons be and are ap.
pointed judges at the township
elections to be held in each
township In this county Tuesday,
March 26, 19O7:ss :. ~a.
BEE BRANCH.
AW. F. Becker, A. G.. Steffes,
A Il. Hepworth, Lewis Porter.
BOWLING GREEN.
DIV. Bayne. A. F. Arlington,
F.s H. Meyer, c.. A. Keyser,
l.. \, III II 1N(l IL
Geo. w. Rucker, Chas. F.
Finch, j. Randolph, George
W. Cunningham.
BRUNSWICK NO 2.
John Bachtel, David Longs
dorff, G. K. Adams, L. Joseph.
CHARLTON.
w. o. Patterson, H. S. Locke,
F.. G. Gebhardt, H. N. Rohwer.
CLARK.
J.sA. .Riley,'A. !. Bell, S. w.
Mcconnell, S. H. Knott.
CoCKRELL.
John Bayne. Arthur Price, F.
F. Brewer, Clarence McCurry.
CUNNINGHAM.
Jas. w. Stobaugh, F. M.Lewis,
VIM. Watterson, A. B. Brown.
KEYTESvILLE NO. /.
jill. Stacy, j. L. Mason, l. N.
Dean, M. E. Quick.
KEYTEsvILI.E NO.2.
G. A. Chapman, &. B. Hurt,
G. E. Ed wards, Jas. T. Jefferson.
MENDON.
&c. D. Felt, H. M. Allen, S..
w. Miner, S. M. Moore.
MISSOURI.
Henry. Coll, B. Himmelberg i,
S. B. Helm an, VIM. H. Bitter.
MUSSI L FORK NO. 1.
John Welch, G. A. Clarkson,
w. H. Chadwick, D. w. Strick.
Ter.
MUSSEL FORK NO. 9.
j. T. Atterbury, Till Scott,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15

o' "' SduOcfS, Erauh AuSGlIl' .
TRIPLETT NO. /.
j. A. Hooper, H. G. Smith,
Danl Woods, D. H. Zimmerman.
TR1PLETT NO. 2.
j. P. Monach, VIM. Werlich,
Chas. Zimmerman, George H.
Dobyns.
WAYLAND.
W. H. Fawks, Chas. L. Sears,
W. H. Conrad, G. w. Smith.
YELLOW CREEK.
W. A. Wilkinson, T. J. IL.
Hutcheson, F. M. Brecount, A.
8. Dean.
1t is ordered that the clerk of
this court mail official notice to
each of the above named parties
notifying him of his appointment
as judge at the township cleo
ton.
Settlement of J. w. Grizzell,
county treasurer, of his accounts
for six months lending February
1,!.19O7, presented, examined and
approved and ordered spread in
full upon the records: of this
court.
o. G. Dsmeron presents plans
and specifications. for building a
steel bridge across the Charlton
river on the Salisbury. and By
ndmville road between k22 A and
%: II, ksaid :. commissioner
also presents contract made by
him with the Pan. American
Bridge Co. for building said
bridge for 81, ,695, all of which
are. approved and appropriation
made.
Sa me as to steel bridge across
Doxeyi creek on road from Glas.
gow..to Forest Greek, near the
residence of Herman .Nellesen,
for ST sf59.a
Same as to steel bridge across
branch in 9. 55-16, near theresi.
dence of w. H. Conrad, for S9O5.
l. Same as to steel BRIDGE across
Turkey creek. where it crosses
between 8 and 16. 56. 20, for $3.50.
Same as to steel bridge across
Salt creek on Brunswick and
Mendon road, near the residence
of A. W. Williamson, for $3.50.
@@Same as to steel bridge across
Puzzle creek on public road in
g. 53. 27, near the residence of j.
K. EaricKson. for $3.50.
Same as to steel bridge across
Puzzle creek on public road from
Keytesville to Shannondale, near
the residence of Jos. Wangler,
for $500.
Same as to steel bridge across
ditch in drainage district No. 8 on
public road from Dalton to Prices
mill, near the residence of S. w.
Webb, for S675.
Same as to steel bridge on
range line between 30.56 18 and
25. 56.19 for S67O.
Same as to steel bridge on
range line between 30. 56-19 and
%. 56-1 10, $3.50.
Same as to steel bridge across
Elm branch in. 35. 56-17, near the
residence Of Gray Richmond, for
1920.
Same as to steel bridge across
Groves branch in 1886. 16, near
the residence of Thos. Harlan,
for $500.
Same as to steel bridge across
Blunk's branch on public road
through 1854 20, near the resi-
dence of Jacob Bunk, for 1886.
Same as to steel bridge across
Moxley branch between 28-55.
II, near the residence ofClarence
McCurry, for $3.50.
Same as to steel bridge across
branch between Sc % and ne 81
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-02-15

NXIE are glad to say our !:
again after having:
passed the HARD TIME and:
dull month of January, {:
/: when everybody makes new ::
resolutions, swear off and:
live cheap. 1t always lasts:
about 80 days, but makes. .
1T awful dull and discourag. {:
ing for the merchant. But:
Il certainly feel ENCOURAGED:
at our business since Feb. ::
.:ruary began. All we can :.
say is, we appreciate your:
patronage and will try to:
please you at all times with ::
good goods at right prices {:
and prompt delivery service
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

pounds itself. II VIII 90 almost as far
as Arizona" That means that every.
one viii want to see 1t. and it means
that no one viii count the time lost
that is passed witnessing a performance
Of this remarkable play.
"The Thief" Big Success.
Just when jubilant calculations are
mounting heavenward IN the glorifca-
ton of the American dramatist. and
just when one is hoping that we need
no longer nunt in foreign literatures for
dramatic themes. on comes The Thief, g"
a French play by Henri Bernstein. pre-
scented at the Lyceum for the first time
on Monday night. that turns out 10 be
the first and only real sensation OF the
season Mr.. Frobman. OF course, is re-
sponsible for the introduction. and he
must be cordially thanked It Is a Won
derfuily neat and fOrcible play, full OF
surprises. ana niceties OF workmanship.
and II holds you in an iron grip from
start TO dnish. A woman steals money
in order TO make herself beautiful be-
fore her husband-that is all. The
blame falls upon another for a time.
and the action as it veers and twists,
and flashes electrically. puts Kyrle Bel
lew and Margaret Ellington. the princi-
pal characters, in position. from time 20
ume, to wiring your hearts and thrill
your backs. You are lost in admiration
or the F'renchman authors craft, and
then you notice that you are absorbinglv
interested in the tale: then you are
The Washington times., 1907-09-15

karenina. at the Herald Square-the
scene wherein John Mason, In his fate
full precision of technique. mis1udges
and tortures AMI lies to a heart starved
woman. he makes her believe that the
man she loves is dead. and that she
virtually has murdered him, and she re-
veals her love. At the next instant she
discovers that she has been -ricked, and
that the man is allve-then listen with
all your ears 10 the vehemence and
piercing stress of Miss Harneds tor
nadO Of de1uaciatoni It is the most
perfect piece OF emotional delineation
ever accomplished by this American
actress OF course, the play Is richly
set and has novelties. but il is a hack
neyed theme at best.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
KATHRYN PURNELL AS HEROINE
IN REVIVAL OF DORA THoRNE''

Tomorrow afternoon will witness the
first performance OF Dora Thorne," the
Offering OF W. D. FItzgeraIds Kathryn
Purneli company at the Majestic The
ater ;hls week.
"Dtira Thorne" admits Of several
handHGme stage settings. The play Is
IN four acts, the first act disclosing the
nome OF stephen ThOrne II is straw
Derry time. and during the action OF
the first act Ronald Earle as played
Dy Franklyn Munnell. meets Dora
IhOrne CNiss PurnelD. and the pro-
gosAl takes place. The story OF Dora
Theme IS pretty and interesting, but
not devoid OF dramatic situations. Ron
AID Earle, heir TO the title and estates
OF Lord Rupert Earle, a wealthy Eng
lishman, accidentally meets and falls IN
IoFe with Dora Thorne, the lowly born
daughter OF Stephen Thorne, lodge
keeper Of Earle Manor. Ronald tells
hig father OF his proposal 10 Dora. and
meets with stern parental opposition.
subsequently, the young people are se-
cretly married. This marriage is the
beginning q several years OF dificUl-
tSs ana as the play progresses the other
characters are introduced.
AS the simple, shy young Dora
Ihorne, Miss Purnsli viii THIS week
have a part well suited TO her The
riovament OF the other characters in
the play centcrs around Ronald and
Dora
florence Hamilton is cast for the i'm
portant part Of Lady Valentine Char
teris- Others in the cast are Ed Rel
ding as Lord Rupert Earle; Arthur j.
l1ckens as Hugh Fernley; =. JEFF Muir
ply as Richard Dacre: ". Stanley
James as Stephen Thorne; Harry (.
as Jerry Mccarthy, and Madeline Del
mar as Ledua Earle.
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New Day Line to
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NORFOLK
AT REDUCED RATES

FARE. s.. 80. ROUND TRIP; $50. one way.
500 20 Richmond and return.
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Wednesday and Friday at a. N. All classes
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astounded at Miss IiIington's facie first
act. and afterward her shortcomings
bother you; then you at length yield
yourself without stint 10 the compelling
power Of Bellows mature perfection. He
has never done anything In his life
equal TO this part. This means several
thousand dollars night 10 any tfeater
that had so quick and sure a success.
and in New York everybody thrills at
the elink of dollars or the rustic Of cur
rency.
One Good Scene for Virginia Harmed.
Virginia Harmed is making herself be-
loved and important by a single scene
in ner somber vehicle. ToIstoy's Anna
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AND CHAT OF THE WEEK !.
WEEKS OFFERINGS
AT THE THEATERS
CONTINUED from Second Page.l

tuDi-y to see this distinguished actor in
his new sphere. Mr. Corrigfn was the
creator Of the title role IN The original
production OF "Ben-Hur." Keller and
Paufs I'm Morocco is especially timely
IN view Of the Kaid Mclean Raisuli
imbroglio in Morocco, which IS now
giving the foreign powers considerable
concern, as It offers scenes completely
Duplicating the life Of the turbulent
OTlentals. It introduces the Princess
Lalla, real daughter Of the desert.
with her Moorish dancing girls DR..
John Bowker presents a traVelOgue.
Imperial India" Ned Nye and the
fascinating Cardownle sisters will be
highly appreciated. Nat lie Roy and
Minnie WoodfOTd will provide conversa-
uonal and vocal enjoyment, and Alvin
and Kenney are amusing acrobats.
The Washington times., 1907-09-15
'BUNco IN ARIZONA"
THIS WEEKS ACADEMY BILL

Lillian Mortimer's play ''Bunco in
Arizona" appears at the New Academy
commencing tomorrow night with Tues
day. Thursday. and Saturday matinees.
The play, which Is In four acts. is a
comedy drama OF incidents founded on
facts In the great Southwest. and az
fords ample opportunity for stage pic
tIresqueness. The story deals with a
walf, "BunCo, who was left friendless
and homeless at Black Creek and adopt
CONTINUED on Ninth Page
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Much Activity in ooata THURSDAY

I
Interest in military circles was at
fever hear in Cea.a Thursday from
early morning ain the special train
left early Friday morning Soldiers in
,hrir uniforms We're seen about the
tents and AROUND the armorv there
was the greatest activity. The tents
We're stretched on the lot adjoining
the armory, and a intervals all day
could be heard Tho bugle calls and by
dark everything was in readiness for
the departure of the soldiers.
The encamDmenG this year is being
held at Pensacola. and under the
command Of Capt Geo \. Nash the
OcaIa Rifles will no doubt hold their
own with any company in the state.
In the afternoon The Rifles had a
dress parade in front of the OcaIa
House. and the drill was Witnessed
by quite a large number of people.
The roster of the Ocala Rifles is
as follows:
Capt. George \. Nash. Lieutenants
Graham and Dunn. Sergeants. Proc
tor, Leitner Thompson and Bitch,
Corporals Boohcr, Scott Stroman,
Gates, Raysor, @ VI. Sergeant II. S.
Chambers, Artificar l.. Smoak. Bugler
". Tucker Pryat"s Biting. Boswell
Bullock. Crosby. Dame. Duffy. Ed
wards Fcinberg, Head. Haycraft,
Hodges. Hodge, Hopkins, 5. Hopkins,
Dr, Harvey. Jennings, Johnson. Keen.
Leitner MUrr"u, Nichols. Payne. Phil
lips. OsIeen, RoH. Smoak Spencer,
Watkins. Woods. Phillips. C.. Roberts,
Burnett Dean Fort. Smell. Proctor,
Shane>, Young. Gum
Cu"bs- Potter ana Gads0n.
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A Romantic MARRIAGE

There was rather a romantic mar
riase in this city Tuesday morning.
which summoned Justice Colman
from his warm couch at daylight, and
which al least had the tendency to
console a couple Of young people. the
justice sending them away as man
and wife
J. J, LeitneT, young man who re-
sides near Ocala. and Miss Della A
also Of that section. tray
eled all night for the purpose OF mar
riage Report says that they visited
several places in an endeavor 20 find
an officer authorized to tie the nup.
tial knot. but were unsuccessful until
they reached Gainesville. where they
secured a license ana sought the ser
vices of Justice COman.
The contracting parties are well
known and popular in Marion county.
where they have made their home for
years. Il is not known that there was
any Particular objection 10 their IN
ion, but with a desire to have the
sam" come off with a slight tiugo of
romance, this action was taken
Gainesville sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-10-25

Mr.. !. d. Bassett of Anthony was in
Ocala Friday and stated that Anthony
would send four delegates 10 the Con
federaJe reunion AZ Pensacola. all ar
ransements having already been
made The following are the ANTHONY
delegates who will go 10 Pensacola:
Or. D. 4. Smith. Messrs. c. c. Priest.
John TaltOn and J. D. Bassett. He
said that Mr.. W D. Eminisor of Sparr
hod notified the Anthony delegation
that be- would join them. They ex-
pect 10 have an interesting time. Mr..
Bassett said that on coming to Ocala
he saw a gourd vine on Mr.. Augustus
Boone's place that attracted his al
tention in a most marked degree.
Half Of the vine had been DESTROYED
and the remaining half measured
more than an hundred feet, and had
200 matured gourds by actual count
on it. He said that il is the most
marvellous gourd vine he has ever
seen.