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The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
LO C A l. N E w $

Lime for Sale-Apply to H. M. Stewart.
 Prosecuting Attorney o. A. Graves, of Hope, spent today here.
 w. c. Felts, candidate for county treasurer, spent today in Boughton.
 M. w. Greeson and son, Master Hartwell Greeson, are in Little Rock today.
 If you can t attend the measur- ing party at Mrs. Hart's, send your bag with the pennies.
 Sheriff Hood is in Boughton today and will finish his out of town trip at Emmet tomorrow. We ice our fountain the year around.
 Geo. J. Terry & Go. Fresh Shipment of Blanke Wenneker choice chocolates. George. J. Terry Go.
 We have just received a car of sash and doors full and com. plete assortment - Mcdaniel Hardware Go.
 There will be no expence at tached to the entertainment to be given by the Cemetery Asso. citation at Mrs. Hart's except for the measures. Everybody cor dially invited to attend.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
A Good Show

The Mcdonald Stock Company now showing at the Opera House is putting on some extra good bills. They are deserving of good patronage. Tonight they play "The Midnight Wedding" a beautiful play which is ordinarily used as an opening bill. The house was good last night and everybody enjoyed the show
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
Hotel Arrivals.
MILLER HOUSE

J. Weiss, New York; w. M. Hamilton, Atlanta; A. s. Dever, Little Rock; c. A. Herman, Lit tie Rock; H. w. Tiers, Memphis; J. D. Barlow, Hope; T B. Hamil- ton, St. Louis; T. c. Cole, St. Louis; H. B. Hamburg, Camden; w. w. Eddy, N. York; E. w.. Holman, Little Rock; ! s. Hollis. Camden; Chas. Evans, Little Rock; B. A. Thalheim, Little Rock; Ed. Brown, Hope.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
News From Hope
rom The Star Of Hope

From The Star O Hope
 Joe. c. Gibson, one of the best citizens and leading business man of this city, died of pneu- monia at his residence last night about 9 o'clock after a brief ill ness. He had previously been afflicted with lagrippe, but had apparently regained his health and had resumed his duties at the Lowenburg Mercantile Com pany's store, of which firm he was a member. On last Satur. day, however, he was again con- fined to his bed and rapidly de- veloped pneumonia. He lay at the point of death all day yester- day, and about 9 o'clock last night expired.
 Prof. P. F. Chappell teacher in the Prescott Public Schools, was in Hope Saturday. He says Hineman is good enough for Gov ernor, or for anything else Ark ansas wants good man to do.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
Reduced Rates

Account Texas Cattle Raise Association Convention, Mar 14, 15, 16, and r., will sell roul trip tickets to San Antonio, lel good to return leaving San A tonic not later than March 1908, at S19.20.
 J. T. J. Dawson, Agl
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05

l
 Fresh shipment of package and bulk candy.-Geo. J. Terry Go.
 Miss Martella Bradley, of Ark adelphia, is spending few days visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs. Jno Marr. Miss Bradley will visit in Blivins before return ing home.
 Civil service examinations will be held in Little Rock April 1st for number of positions in the department of agriculture at Washington at selaries ranging from $500 to $900 per year.
 A few Prescott people will witness the production of Ben Hur " at Little Rock. This com pany will give four performances at the Capital Theatre, tonight, tomorrow night and Saturday matinee and Saturday night.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
WHEN IlFE'S IN THE BALANCE

We don't scrimp remedies to save cent here or there---we give you what your physician orders and charge accordingly. We want you to deal with us, but not unless you are satisfied that you will get here the best and purest any druggist can supply.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05

Go to the Measuring Party Mrs. Hart's Friday night.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05
March Events.

6-Measuring Party at Mrs. w.
 T. Hart's; benefit Cemetery
 Association. 2-7-McDonald Stock Go. at
 Opera House. 14-W. F. Kirby, candidate for
 governor, speaks in Prescoet 20-W. c. T. U. meets at Mrs.
 Sam Logan's = s. A. H.
 Smith, leader. 23-City Council meets. 25-Democratic Primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-05

Prescott & Northwestern By. Co.
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
BarnBurned.

A. B. Knight Of three miles
north of Brunswick sustained the
loss of his barn about3 800 look
Monday morning fromIf being
struck and set on fireiby flight.
ming.
He also lost three head Of
horses, two sets Of new harness
and some other articles that were
in the building.
Mr.. Knight was unfortunate in
having no insurance on the barn
AMI was nothing like fully pro.
tected in the loss on bis horses
as they were only insured for
S100, each.
He had $50 insurance on the
harness, making the total amount
of his insurance $3.50.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
BearinQ.Fruit.

The CoURIERI opened up .
matrimonial bureau on q small
scale in last weeks issue, and it
now promises to make ''two souls
with but single Thought, two
hearts that beat as one."
A bachelors subscriber in .
distant state, whose name and
pos. office address We emit for
obvious reasons, writes us 80
follows:
DEAR FRIEND:-I want to com.
mend you for your stsndI lon local
option, and for the courage OF
your convictions.
Ple,seput me in communicate
with the maiden who contesses
to full 80 summers. I have seen
at iesst 40 springs, and Asome Of
them have been rather backward.
l don't suppose I would have in.
quired about ''Mstrimona lly In-.
olined" If you had not intim ated
that a bachelor who could resist
such au offer was not q thorough.
bred. I will say that l am .
"Buokeye" by birth, q ''Suoker'
by transfer, q ''Puke" by
emigration and q citizen Of
Colorado by choice. Twill add,
however, that I regard the people
of Missouri, and Charitonlcountv
in particular, as the abest people
on earth. Tell the young lass
that "Barkis is:willin'." I have
no great amount:of wealth, but
am chock full of hard days.
work. Tell her she had better be
in q hurry asseveral good-looking
school "mams" andslmilliners
look at me as if they had:designs
on me-and this is leap year.
So introduce me to the fair one.
P. s. While my hair is begin.
ming to turn gray am not old,
and good looks are my one re-
deeming feature. FIN.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
Roll OF Honor

The following friends have
ade glad eye editor" by either
coming new subscribers or by
new7ing their subscription to thu
bURIER during the past week
|ay heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
|n. II. Bitter, VIM. woodward,
P. Jackson. D. A. Ball,
| N. Munden E. R. Heisel,
| L. Gordon, A. A. Grotjan,
L. Dorrel, Frank Kneuven,
j. A. Bowen.
RENEWALS.
0. W. Moore, W. P. Carskadon,
liter Manlove. A. g. Smith,
| q. Mathews, R. j. Brown,
3. Branstetter, r. A. Magruder,
Ian Straub. Jr., VIM. Tuder,
H. Baldridge, Henry Stewart,
To. Phillips, H. T. Brand,
4, Jackson, John F. Crawford,
w. E. Crawford, Mrs.J. w. Howard,
9. J. w. Padgett, Harry 8. Locke,
! F. Meeks, Mrs. NJ. A. West,
x. Nancy, Geo. Porter,
e, Cupp, Geo. F. Clark,
nest Wiley, W. H. Wampler,
NJ. Bentley, J.W. McCurry.
w. Phelps, Chas. Haffcke.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08

in the penitentiary; defendan t
paroled; parole bond in the sum
Of $500, with John Kendall,
George ataubus and r. r.
knight as securities approved on
condition that defendant does
not again violate the law, and ab.
stain from the use of Intoxicating
liquors, morphine, cocaine and
other narcotics, failing in which,
sentence is to be executed. This
is the case in which Kendall was
charged with burglarizing E. w.
Herring's drug store in Keytes.
Vile the 3rd of last September.
He had previously been employ.
ed by Mr.. Herring as jeweIer,
but lost out on account of his too
free indulgence in strong drink.
State of Missouri vs.. James
Kendall, felonious assault; de.
fendant withdraws plea of not
guilty and pleads guilty, and his
punishment is fixed at imprison.
ment in the penitentiary for two
years. Defendant paroled on
same condition as in burglary
charge, and gives a parole-bond
in the sum of $500 with John A.
Kendall, George Staubus and
Garrett Dye as securities. This
is the case growing out of Ken.
dall's having drawn q double.
barreled shotgun on E. W. Her.
ring when he (Herriug) found
Kendall in his (Herring's) drug
store the 3rd of last September.
State of Missouri vs.. w. H.
Wampler, in e st; defendant
valves formal arraignment and
pleads not guilty; trial by jury
who returned a verdict Of not
guilty. Wampler is the man liv-
ing near Rothville, who was
charged with the crime Of incest
on his 14year. old daughter,
Jessie. The evidence utterly
failed to substantiate the charge
against defendant, but tended to
show the girl to be ali incorrigible
who longed to be free from the
interference of parental restraint
and do as she pleased. From all
indications the prosecution of her
father was a job PIT up by inter.
meddlers, the wife and mother
and other members of the Wamp.
Ter family all being on his side Of
the case as they were satisfied oi
his innocence. Jessie Wample,
ought to bein the state industrlal
home foriGirls at chillieothe. u
K. State. Of Missouri. avss sAfthail
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08

Buchanan. forgery; transferred
to the circuit court at Salisbury
as per written stipulation filed;
defendants bond fixed at $500
and given with George Buchan.
an as security. Arthur Buchan.
an is the darkey who is charged
with forging the names of Ruth
Buchanan and George w. Guth.
ridge to a note for 5000 and sell.
ing it to the j. H. Wallovick
Mercantile Co. of Marceline on
or about the Sth of October, 1905.
State of Missouri VS.. W. F.
Hall and Logan Early, burglary;
defendants severally and separ.
ately waive summons and copy
of information, and severally and
separately waive formal arraign.
ment and plead not guilty; dis.
missed as to burglary charge,
and by leave defendants plead
guilty to petit larceny; punish
ment of each of the defendants is
fixed at six months in jail, and
execution stayed for 10 days.
This gives them an opportunity
to seek more congenial quarters
and tits presumed that they will
do 80. Hall and Early are the
two young men who stole $50
pounds of tobacco from w. A.
Elsm's barn, near Eocles, Feb
ruary 4, 1908.
State of Missouri vs. W. G..
Herndon, No. 1, selling liquor
illegally; defendant valves for.
NAL srrsignment and pleads
guilty, and his punishment is as.
sessed at . fine of $50.
State of Missouri We, w. G.
Herndon, No. 2, selling liquor
illegally; defendant pleads guilty
and. is fined 500; execution
stayed on condition that defend.
snt does not again violate the
law and pay the costs fl this
case, and pay fine and costs in
No. 1.
state of Missouri vs. w. G..
Herndon, No. 8, selling liquor
illegally; defendant valves
formal arraignment, pleads gull
ty and is fined 500; execution
stayed upon same condition as
in Nos. 1 and 2, and that defend.
ant pay the costs in this case and
in No. 2. Mr.. Herndon is a
druggist at Mendon.
State of Missouri VS.. Durans
Coe, disturbing the peace; trial
by jury who returned a YER
dict of not guilty. Coe was
charged with disturbing the
peace of Wallace Hicks of near
Mike,
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08

r. j. Oldham vs. Wilson Lower,
appeal-debt; continued for want
Of notice Of appeal.
Maggie Ftommerfelt vs. Elmer
Flommerfelt, divorce; tried by
court; plaintiff divorced aud re-
stored to her maiden name,
Maggie Foster, and adjudged
to pay costs.
Alice Zimmerman vs. j. B.
Zimmerman, divorce; plaintiff
dismisses her petition; trial by
court on the allegations of de-.
fendant's cross-bill; defendant
divorced and adjudged to pay
costs.
s,...::., CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Missouri vs.. Thos. M.
Bentley, forgery in third degree;
plea of not guilty, heretofore en-
tered, withdrawn, and defendant
pleads guilty, and on such plea
his punishment is fixed at i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary
for term of two years. De-
fendant makes application for
parol and is paroled up
on the recommendation of as
sistant attorney. general, N. T.
Gentry, who prosecuted Bentley
in behalf of the state, on condi.
ton that defendant do not again
violate the law. Bentley's parole
bond in the sum of $500 is ap-
proved with H. L. Hayes, B. R..
Burlington, Eli Shire and R. l..
Hamilton as securities.
State of Missouri VS.. Thos. M.
Bentley, false affidavit; defend
ant valves formal arraignmert
and pleads guilty, and upon the
recommendation of assistant at
torney. general, N. T. Gentry,
his punishment is fixed at fine
of S1OO. In addition to the above
the several other cases again st
Bentley, five for forgery and
five for embezzlement, allin con-
nection with his official position
as cashier of the Peoples bank at
Salisbury, nolle prosequis were
entered on the recommendation
of Assistant Attorney-G eneral
N. T. Gentry. Mr.. Bentiey's
shortage with the bank was
something like $40, 900 and abou,
$4,000 of that amount was made
good.
State of Missouri vs. Jas
Kendall, burglarly;, defendant
withdrsws former plea of no
guilty and pleads guilty, and hi
punishment 10 fixedsat ttheeeysaf'
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08

Chas. Schell, Jr., of Keytes.
lie has accepted a position as
ERIK in Knight & Rucker's store
Triplett.
The COURIER is sorry to hear
! the death of Mrs. w. F,
humphrey, nee Miss Bertha
och of Triplett, which occurred
| A.tesia, N. NJ, the latter
last week, and was due to con
lmption. Her husband died oi
Q same malaoy a few months
20. A sweet little daughter
lrvives the parents. Mrs
|umphrey's remains were sen
Triplett where they were in
red in Mccullough cemeter,
tuesday, after funeral services
ERE conducted by Eld. w. D
.cCully, pastor of the Christian
iurch, of which deceased was 1
svoted member.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
Yes,

can get you repairs for any
nd of implement or machine
I'D get them quick. Don't be
raid, come right along, fit
laranteed. A good repair
|ock always on hand and the
ice is right.
r, K. WRIGHT,
Indian Grove, Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
Fifty Acres OF Tobacco,

L. H. Herring, Jr., an enter
prising farmer and successful
stockman OF esr::Forest Green,
has leased 80 acres of his fine
land to the American Tobacco
Co. on which tobacco crop of
so acres will be raised this season.
It will be in charge of expe.
rienced tobacco .raisers from
Kentucky, who thoroughly un.
derstand their business,:and be.
lieve that Missouri soil will pro.
duce more tobacco to the acre
and of nearly as good equality
as can be raisedsin Kentucky.
Mr.. Herring, by the terms Of
his agreement with the American
Tobacco Co., is to receive one.
half of the tobacco the company
raises on his premises.
The tobacco will be planted 8
1-2 feet one way and 18 inches
the other way, and it is thought
that 1000 pounds to the acre can
be produced, and as good prices
are assured the raisers and Mr..
Herring will make good money.
The announcement of P. r.
O'Bryan of Keytesville township,
who is a candidate the Demo-
cratic nomination for sheriff, will
be found in the proper column of
this issue of the COURIER. Mr..
O'Bryan has. had considerable
experience as.deputy sheriff. He
] is cool and courageous and
you'd, il elected make q first.
kotsss sheriff. $50
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
KEYTEsvILE MISSOURI FRIDAY MAY 8, 1908.
Z cUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS,
h Tlar May, 1908, Term at
Keytesville.

Hon. John P. Butler, judge;
j. E. Montgomery, prosecuting
attorney; s. j. Shaughnessy,
sheriff; Miss Grace Morris,
stenographer, and WI. Wright,
clerk.
Court was opened in due form
by public proclamation by s. j.
shaughnessy, sheriff, and he and
F. M. Veatch and P. R. O'Bryan,
deputy sheriffs, were sworn to
summon jurors and execute
other process returnable at this
term Of court.
TIE following gentlemen were
sworn as the regular panel of
petit jurors:
PETIT JURORS.
! j. G. Richmond. E.P. Manlove,
]. B. Heiman, c A. Glenn.
= N~So' SAaSss3 0ihAsh1
/ ]. F. Kelly, JET Miller,
Barney Himmelberg, J. W. Mott.
Thos. Graves, i. L. Harlan,
Sam Riley. J. c. Scotten,
F. Earl.
Chas. Hsffoke; Thos. Norman,
Nv. o. Foster, John j. Finnell,
John Forsythe. w. H. Bozworth,
Frank Austin, j. N. Sanders.
and j. Q. Adams were also mem.
bers, Of the regular petit jury,
but were excused by Judge But
Ter from service, and their places
were filed by the sub
atitation. Of q. 8. Brooke B. r.
Brewer, Srs VIM. I. Bivens, J.
s. Staples, w. =. Magruder. sr.,
Berry Owens, =. F. Taylor. John
IN. Callsham and C,sJ. Franklin.
Action was had in causes as
follows up to yesterday morning g
at 10 O'Clock:
CIVIL CASES.
Nancy Hayes ct al We. Mary
White ct al, partition; plaintiff
files affidavit and makes proof
showing the defendants to be
nonsresidents of the state of
tMissouri and can not, therefore,
be served with process; order of
publication in CHARLTON COURIER,
and cause continued.
State ex rel E. w. Herring,
collector, vs.. Wabash sRailroad
Co., suit for drainage tax; con-
tinued.
j. O. Rice VS.. J. A. Clark, ap-
peal-debt; nonsuit.
Mary Morgan vs.. Andrews III.
Marsh ct al, unlawful detainer; !;
continued by agreement.
Atterbury & Nichols vs.. I. F.
| Hendricks, mandate from Kan-
sas City court of appeals; man.
date of the Kansas City court
of appeals affirming prior judg-
ment of the circuit court enter.
ed of record.
c. B. Minor, by guardian and
curator, vs. Sarah A. Garhart
ct al, same; same.
Jennie E. Stakeholder vs..
Chas. A. Stakeholder, divorce;
death of defendant suggested,
and cause abated.
A. M. Tisdale vs.. M. A.
Prather ct al, mandate from
supreme court; mandate from
supreme court; affirming prior
Judgment of the circuit court en-.
tered of record.
| VIM. 0. Patterson vs.. Anna
L. Moore ct al, suit to quiet title
trial by court; title decreed,
quieted and vested according tc
the prayer of the petition; plain
tiff to pay costs.
S. T. Petticrew vs.. JAS. Skill.
man, ejeotment; trial by jury
who returned a verdict, ,signee
by 8 of the IL members. for de-
lfendant. "a
j Ernest Christopher Ys. Matti'
II -
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
Ice! Ice!

We are now prepared to de-
liver ice in quantities to suit the
purchaser every morning and
Saturday afternoon.
]. D. CUNNINGHAM.
Phone No. 1856. Keytesville. Mo-
New kind of collar supporting
pins at Herring's. Call and sec
them. s.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1908-05-08
'OLUME XXXVIII.

Want all we can get
cent less than above
prices if you want cash.
This holds good over
Saturday, May 8, only.
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boft bic groBen 8r1on-T erlommlun.
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Mit elmer groBcn ReOc miro 9r.
9rpon am 81. Gttober in Chicago
iaine Gumpo0ne = Ebdti9fcit beldltF
ben.
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Sine @irainicr Scniatipn.

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Slntiae Sulgcn pun Gifcriud)t.

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Gin ncucr SciIc Yumcrpg.

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= Ser odlt Sabre oltc Nelion Sling
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Gin ganognt fir Trieiter nno Tro-
fciIurcn.

Ncm6urS,by&~ 9.y.9s Gtts6er,
= Ser bier pcrItorbcne Soiepb S.
Gallo6on bot Oem st. Srancis 3n.
pier College" III Der StoOt New.0prf
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ier erfldrte in ieincm Icbten @iQen,
ooB er ieiner ~bcjobrtcn S6ueltcr,
Srol Nnn {. 9uibeQ Don Fcorio,
81, NihtS bintcrIoiien babe, neil lie
pbneoic5 moblbobcno iei. Die Sim
terlaiienihoit bcitcbt ans cincm2ano-
gut in 0uthcb.G orntp, mel6es Dem
&nnIdc oes @~r6loiiers 5uiol9e bon
Erieltcrn unO Frofeiiorcn oils @rbos
llngSort benltbt mcr0cn ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Strifc bciaclcat.

Moribolltomn, Ga, 8. Oft.
- Nof elmer 5~rpcitdgiacn Goniercn5
lit Die 9cilcg,mg OcS Strifes in ocn
@erfltGttcn Der Gentrolbobn bon
Soma 81 Stonoe gefommen, llno bic
2ellte werocn am Montog on Die Pr
belt 5ltriidfcbrcn. Die @erfltGttell
rtcrOen ulinniitiid bleiben. Die Pr
better erbaltcn cine 2obnerDo6mtg,
Die ieooh ui6t gang 10 poh lit, mic
bie, melde lie bei'm 9eginn Oes
Strifes perlongten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10
Yhilaorlpbia's SmbilGnn..

G6iIubcIpbiu, 8. Sftobcr. -
Sic 6eier Der @riinourgsmodc
qipieIte beute in Dem groBen Ditto
ridden Seitjug, in neld)em Scenen
aus Ser @eihi6te Der Stoot auf SO
prGhtia ntsItafiirten n6loats" per-
onld)oulidt noren. Ind Die nlte
Ireibeitaglode muroe IN Dem 3iige
mitgefilbrt.
YdHe fiir'S Anslano tciurgt 6. 9intne, Wr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-10

Eaic smr Mciic m's MmslanS &c.
Iurst &. Iainc, Nr. Alb, Sn-galtt.
moreitraRI nabe Chiffon !beaic She.