davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
DIR. PrERcE's REMEDIES
The Farmers Wife

Is very careful about her churn. She
scalds it thoroughly after using. and gives
1t sun bath to sweeten it. She knows
that if her churn is sour it will taint the
butter that is made in it, The stomach is
a churn. In the stomach and digestive
and nutritive tracts are performed pro-
cesses which are almost exactly like the
churning of butter. Is it not apparent
then that If this stomach-churn is foul it
makes foul all which is put into it?
The evil Of foul stomach is not alone
the bad taste In the mouth and the foul
breath caused by it. but the corruption of
the pure current of blood and the disser,-
ination of disease throughout the BODY.
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
makes the sour and foul stomach sweet.
1t does for the stomach what the washing
aud sun bath do for the churn-a bsolutely
removes every tainting or corrupting ele-
ment. In this way il cures blotcbes.
plmples, eruptions, scrofulous swcllings.
sores, or open eating ulcers and all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood.
II you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath,
are weak and, easily tired, feel depressed
and despondent, havefrequent headaches,
dizzy attacks, gnawing or distress in sfom-
ach. constfpated or irregular bowels. sour
or bitter risings after eating and poor
appetite, these symptoms, or any consider
able number of them, indicate that you are
suffering. from biliousness, torpid or lazy
liver with the usual accompanying indi-
gestion- or dyspepsia and their attends Mt
arrangements.
The hes1 AGENTS known "a medical SCI
cnce Y6S E6k fu(A- -Qi Ehe 4boYe Symptoms
al4 c6pdl lions. as afleSfed 6T f6aTfifi69S
Of Leading te8Ehets and titfQnef3 OF
al the several schools o{ MEDICAL pracflce,
soG66sd 1 Ia 1f BIefce:s doldsn 3edIsII
QtlcoYefY. That this Is absolutely true
viii bo readily proven to your satisfaction
u yon will but mail q postal card request
TO DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y, for q
free copy Of his booklet OF extracts from
the standard medical authorities. giving
the names Of all the ingredients entering
into hts world-famed medicines and show
Ing what the most eminent medical men
Of the age say Of them
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
EXPERTS SOON TO BEGIN
ON BOOKS OF COUNTY
Norman McLaren Calls for
Previous Reports of Ala
media Grand Juries

OAKLAND, March 9.-Norman Nc
Laren of the firm of McLaren. Goode &
Co, expert accountants, appointed by
the grand jury to examine into the con-
dition of county affairs. began a pre-
llminary survey of the field today Nc
Laren called ct the county clerks office
Tor grand jury reports of the past, pre-
sumahly to study the general ground
which previous reports had covered.
These reports We're supplied to the ex-
pert, who subsequently looked over the
situation in the county auditors Office
1t is understood that McLaren, who
viii have general charge of the expert
ing. will use staff of assistants in his
work. He will appear Thursday before
the grand jury for Instructions as. to
the work which will be expected of him
in his probing into the county business.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
CHINA Will BEG
PARDON OF JAPAN
Authorities to HumiIiate Their
Country in an Effort to
Prevent War
Ship Tatsu Maru to Be Re-
turned and Indemnity Paid
TO Its Owners
SPECIAL DISPATCH To THE GALL

WASHINGTON March 9.-The peace
of the far east will not he broken If
the Chinese government can prevent il.
Official Information was received here
today which indicates that the Chi
nese authorities will humiliate their
country to the last degree in order TO
avoid war with Japan. This means
that an apology win be rendered for
the seizure by the Chinese of the Japa
nese steamer Tatsu Maru; that the ves-
sci will be returned 10 its owners. and,
finally, that an indemnity will be paid
for the inconvenience the owners of
the ship have suffered.
There is nothing left for China to do
than to comply with the ultimatum 1t
has received With such compliance all
danger of war should disappear.
LEAVES BAD TASTE
The effect of the incident undoubtedly
will be to leave a bad taste In the
mouth of China. To this extent it will
be advantageous to the rest of the
world. Several months ago the Chinese
government protested against an ar
rangement made by Japan and France
guaranteeing. as against each other,
the respective territorial possessions
which they have in the far east. This
protest on the part of China was re-
sented in Tokyo.
representations. as the powers not
parties to the agreement refused TO sup
port the Peking government. IL is pos
sible that Japan may have been par
TALLY moved TO extreme action in the
case of the steamer Tatsu Maru by the
memory of this action on the part of
China. But whatever caused her to
threaten the Peking government. the
fact rema ins that once more the Japa-
nese have taken a step which leads
them farther away than ever from the
rapprochement which they had desired
to make with their neighbors in the far
east.
POSITION OF UNITED STATES
So far as the United States Is con-
cerned. it is recognized that the more
irritation Japan provokes the less dan
ger there is of trouble between this
country and Japan. Secretary Root has
not deemed it eXpedient to make any
representatio to Japan in regard to
the delicate stage the relavons of that
country and China have reached. be-
cause Root believes thatthe disposition
of the authorities in Tokyo is to ar
range peacefully the question which has
developed between them.
The European powers have not
sought to apply pressure to- Japan, In
doubtedly would meet with a rebuff,
for Japan would say that the question
was one concerning directly herself and
China. and that no other nation had
any right TO intervene.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS for Drsyaee--Genersl Depot et
the QHartermaster's Department 1855 North
Pciut street. San Francisco. Cal. March 2. 1908
--Sesind proposals. for the hauling OF military
stores and supplies in and about the city Of san
Francisco. Cal. for the fiscal year commencing
July l. 1908. will he received Mt this Ofdce un-
til IL o'clock a. m, on Wednesday. April :.
1905. and then opened. Tee Government reserves
the right TO reject any OF all proposals OF ac-
scept any proposal or parts thereof. All neces-
Ssry information viii be furnished a9plica-
tion to this office. Envelopes containing pro-
posals should be indorsed Proposals for Dray-
age and addressed 10 IT. Col ]. b. Bellinger.
u. 0. VI. c.. L s. A.. Depot Quartermsster
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
NOTED HIGHwAYMAN FREED

SACRAMENTO, March 7.-Dick Fell
lows, once notorious stage robber and
highwayman who, in 1882, was SEN
fenced to San Quentin from Santa Bar
bara for life, was pardoned today by
acting Governor Porter. Fellows win
return to his home in Kentucky with a
daughter who is now hurrying west
to meet him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
CRAFT CASES CONTINUED

Continuances were granted as follows
by Judge Dunno yesterday in graft
cases on his calendar: Luther c.
Brown, subornation of perjury. to be
set March %; Luther G. Brown and r.
Porter Ashe. kidnapping. for trial
March %; j. f. Dinan. perjury. to be
set March %, J. f. Dinan and A. Ruef
conspiracy, to be set March %; G. III.
Umbsen, j. e. Green, W. l. BrobecIS
and A. Ruef, bribery. to be set March
%
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
MEETING FnR MEN

A special service fer men only will
be held at the Young Mems Christian
Association hail. 1920 Geary street. this
afternoon George B. McDougall viii
speak on Practical Christianity
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

Paze Ointment is guaranteed to cure any case
Of Itcaing Blind, Bleeding or Protradnr Piles.
In 70 II days or money refunded. soc
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

PROPOSALS for dredging-U- 5. Engineer
Office. 1S40 Polk ST.. San Francisco Cal.
February 10. 1908 Sealed proposals for
dredging In Oakland Harbor. Gale viii be
received. here until l2 noon. March ~ 1905.
Inforlns tion os application. JOHN BfDDIE.
Lieut. Cals. Engrs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
suBpuEs MILb Auroisr

Racing UP Ellis street in an auto
mobile with four friends, yelling at the
top Of his voice and firing revolver
at every crossing Eugene Moriarty. q
plastering contractor. was arrested by
Policeman Dave Sullivan at midnight
Sullivan intercepted the merry crowd
at LarlSin street. He called to them tc
halt. Instead the automobile was
turned upon him and one of the front
wheels ran over his foot Nothing
daunted Sullivan climbed in the ma
chine and at the point of his own re-
voiver compelled the chauffeur to drive
to the police station.
that Judge Dunno is in the same case
as any other citizen who refuses tc
obey an order. of the court" remarked
Murphy.
Certainly, replied the. judge. THAT
matter will be taken UP in due course
But dispose of this one first"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

uNOSLNiLAo The best products
W. MEYER. Proprietor. 1853 Devisadero Phone
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
las AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

171O Devsadero street. Welsbach and Electrical Su
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10
FURNITURE AND UPHOL LSTERY

prices. A large stock TO select FROM including DR.
ings TEL West 3453 REINERT & RILEY. cor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-10

COAL AND GAS RANGES =. r.s.... .r....
dscOnnect and Reps
THOMAS SCOBLE corne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
Dobre ola kazdego.

Pan Norman r. Coulter, wybit-
ny archltekt, " domu Delbert, San
Francisco, m6wi. Ro6Wiadezam
y szystko co movie 0 Electric Bit
tiers jake lekarstwie chronicsnem.
Jest ono dobre dis katdego. Reeu4.
luje 4ofadek, w9trebe inerki przy..
prowadza do nafezytego pozadkn !
odbudowuje ~catY4sgstem. Electric
Bitters jest na:lepszes medycyna
wiosenna jaxa kiedybyfa spfseda-
wana Y artekAcl;s jake c4ysciciel
krwi jest nlexr6wnana sic v spte-
'oe n. y. Kowalevskiegc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
we w6r. Strzai zaalaruno

'strzeliia we w6r. Strzai zaalarmo
wal parobk6w, sprowadzono ian
darm6w j " ich obecnosol rozcie~
to w6r i wydobyto z nlego jake
gos draba, JUL konajacego. Jeden
z zandarm6w znalaz} PREY umiera~
jacym gwizdawke; dano ma niej
kilka gwizdk6w i ma ten Signal =
pobliskiego lasu wypadfo kilku lu
dsi, ktdrzy, widzao co SIC 6wieol,
sic ma 4andarm6w, zostali
jednak saliva Z karabin6w ciezko
zranieni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
r6wnaniu , cenami dawniejszych
dzie} ola ooiemnialych jest cenaa
niezm,ernie niska.
Zyskowy %patryotyzm.

W pewnej miejsoow osc' obwodu
przemyslowego ma slqsku otrzy-
mai so}tys gm'ny ME mn,ej jak 500
NIX. "a krzewlenie niemczyzoy'
Nauczyciele " tej4e miejscowosci
otrzymali so do 50 mix. w inne]
miejscowo6ci -otrzyma} take "a
krzewlenie niemczyzny pewien le-
karz az 400 NIX, a mniejsze ,,cu+:
lag" otrzymafo 6 nauczycieli~ TAX,
tax, patryotyzm niemieckl u ME-
kt6rych dobrze popfaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
S~tatystyka kata.

w ostatnich pieciu latach stra .
como " panstwie pruskiem og6}em
10 zbrodniarzy; 10 me&czyzn i 3
kobiet. Najwieksza liczba straco-
nych przypada ma G. slask, gdzie
ma pniu katowskim z}ozy}o glove
IL mezczyzn l kobieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
RZECzY
DzWOny / armaty.

DZWOny l arEIlaCy.
Zdarza sig czesto, il wskutek
gwa}townej kanonady pekajs ME-
raz szyby, a teraz przekonano sig,
il pekaj4 take i dzwony. Wydarsy :
10 to sic " Anglii gdz;e powodu
silnei ksnonady " Appledamie pod
czas wojskowego pogrzebu pek} ma
wiezy koscio}a dzwon, llczacy 600
lat; zauwazyt przytem naleiy, ze
armaty ustawione by}y W odle
closer tylko diva metra cd koscio1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
HistOrya jak z bajkf.

Do lesnicz5wki W jednlm z ma
jatk6w hr. Karolyj'ego ma We
grzech z%s}oslf sig " tych dniach
wieczorem jsxi6 c>}owiek z duzYm
worem ma p]ecach i prcsi} o noe
leg. W domu by}a tylko sfuzaca
ME chciata przy]ad nieznsjomego-
lecz pc wielu naleganiach pozwoli
Ia mu 7}ozyG " domu przez NOT
worek- Pc jakims czas'e dziewczy-
ma zauwazyta, il " worku Cos sig
orusza i naraz :; wnetrza ukazal
81, n6z; porwa}a vice strzelbe q
sciany i ME n; my6lajac sie, Wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
Ably os,egna6 najlepszy rezultat,
poleoamy nastepna metode:

Ably os,egna6 ~najlepszy rezultat,
polecamy nastepna metods:
Pomelceale xiarna prawie pred ro-
bieniem kawy. Do 4 cze6oi mclo.
nej kawy dodajcie. cze6c FRANKA
PRAWDzIWEGo DoDATKU
DO KAWY = zmies1aj.ie dobrze
i zldzoie te kombinaoye " dsbanek
do kawy. Wlejcie ma to wrzacej
woody j dajoie oiagnet prsez pee
minut, leca ME dajoie sic p}ynowi
zagotowad, wtcnczas zazywa;cie.
|Gotowana kawa to zepsuta kawa,
taxa kawa jest zwykle ME smaczna
i gorzka bardzo. Tresc " kawie
-. - zass.- .--
wyidzie przez gotowanie, co jest
powodem " wielu chorych PREY;
padkach kt6re kawa spowoduje
Robiona podlug naszej prostei
melody, smak j zapach kawy zu
pe}nie sic ujawni " trunku przy~
jemnego smaku i p,ekuego zfoto.
brunatnego koloru. Ola wielblciel
kaw =, kt6rzy jeszoze ME prdbowali
togo DoDATKU -prosimyGzapyta6
ich ~grocernika 0 ME kt6ry zwykle
ie ma ma skia1zie, albo pisac wprost
do mas, " razie ME ot1zymania, a
przyjemuodcia wyslemy paczke na
probe DARMo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
MiliOnOWe OSZuStWO.

Donosza, re zbieg}y Berlina
banker Friedberg przyaresztowany
juz zosta1 Holandyi- Take i
dyrektor jego banku, Frye Bonn,
poszcd} W SHADY pryncypa}a ulot-
nil sic z Berllna zabrawszY auto~
mobil W wartosci 40OUO m. lynn
czasem wiadomo66 o pochwyceniu
owego bankiera okaza}a sig pred
wczesna. Przeciwnie wszelkie sla.
dy wskazuja ma to, il uda}o mu sig
schroniG do Anglii. w Berlinle
przyaresztowano jego dwie kochan.:
XII, oraz kochanke dyrektora Bohna,
pod zarzutem pomagania W pope}~
nionych o~szustwach. Dalej przya"
resztowano syndyka (prawnego
doradzce) przedsiebiorstw Fried
berga, adwokata Karo, poniewaz
podejrzywa]a go o to, IL musiaf
przeciez dok{adnie znaG stan inte-
res6w swego klien,a. u ksiag ban*
ko1ych wynika, re juz cd dw6oh
lat panowa}a W banku niesfycha@
ma guspodarka. Pewien wierzyciel
z Bawaryi tract ma Friedbergu
sam jeden pol miliona marek. z
ostatnlch dw6ch lat braknie zupe{"
ME bilans6w i ksiazek d~epozyto-
wych, pozatem laden obrachunek
ME odpowlada przepisom prawnym.
Urzednicy banku stracili nietylko
swoje posady, ale i zaleg}e myto,
DO " kasie pustki. TAX OTTO wygla~
da niemiecka gospodarka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
Walka Wieloryba z pa
rOWCem,

Za4oge pewnego wielkiego pa
rowca przewozovego t~owarzystWa
zeglugi Hamburg~Ameryka, kt6ry
zawina} do portu Plymouth, opo-
w1ada o ciekawej przygodzle, kt6~
"a wydarzy}a sic podczas podr6zy.
w poblizu Corunia ~ujrzano Z pc-
k}adu olbrzymlego wleloryba, kt6.
ry pIynat pred parowcem, wyrzu"
cajac W gore strumienle woody. "a"
rowiec dopedzi} niebawem pctwo~
ra morskiego, a mijajac traol} 60
silnie W box. Zwierze, podraznio-
ne tenn, zwr6cl}o sic przeciw okre
fowl i~rozpocze}o formalna walke
z nieznanym sobie przeciwnikiem-
Wieloryb rozpedza} sic i uderza}
Gala si}e W sciany okretowe, tax
ze statek drza} we wiazaniach. Ale
uderzenla te ME mog}y oczywiscie
uszkodziG statku. Pc d}u!szym do
piero czasie zwierze zaniecha}o
dalszych atak6w i pop}yne}o dalej
swoja droga, Za}oga ocenia d}u-
go6G potwora co najmiej ma 50 stop
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
PRzEZwYCIEz TEN IA.
r

Wymoczen:e n6g " .ciep|ej wo-
'zie, wypicie szkIstki. ciepi'g" mile
ka albo. goracej imbierowej herba-
ty, sa6 n~astepnie zazycie' dw6ch ia
bletek Severy cd Zaziebi, MIA i G,y-
py, oraz jedua dawka Severy Ba'-
Fam na P!,:c2 = usuna two G zazi.-
bieni". S, veryBalsam M P}u. q jes'
:pomocny 'a35w; suchy, rpazm"dsc :
ny kassel, p"Uho 'zacy = przedraz
'ienia gardis, 1'rzy kthrym to ks-
szlu praw;e veal, sig ME pluje.
zapytsj " apiece S*v*ry Bslsan'
a Pfuca' (s5r. $50: j.. oraz S,ve-
~ Tabletk' ma Zaztsbic1nie j Cry
pc (2sc.). Me bierz innycb, tylk'
"SeyerY" = WE. S.vera Co., co.
:dar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26
Biblia ola OCiemnia}yCh.

Biblia ola OC1emn1a}yCh.
Instytut ola ociemnia}ych " Lo,
zann;e nabyf niedawno move ma
szyny ola sporzadzen'a druk6w pi~
smem Braille'a i zamierza W mai .
blizszym czasie wydrukowaG Pism'
6w. Biblia " pismie wypuk}em o.
becnie 80 tony. Poniewaz ola M ej-
scowych sklep6w istnieje osobna
fundacya, a w'ec beda oni mogli
nabyG Gale dz;e}o "a 80 frank, d.
wsz stkich innych kosztowac be-
die 1872 franki, co i tax JUL W pc"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-26

AAoAACAAs r-
Gospodynie, uwaga!
Odnosnie dodatk6w do kawy i
essncyi do kawY:
Uzywanie dodatk6w do kawy ME
Jest jul wiecej tajemnica. Jest to
falszYwe uozucie twierdzic ,,Ja ME
u4ywam mic wiecej opr6oz zlarnel
kawy." tn ME ma potrzeby zatait
prawdY he "a dodaniem cze6cl
DO DATNIEJ. DO KAWY do
waszych ziarnek kawy, otrsymacie
najlepszy gatunek kawy, tax deli
katny " smaku, jakiogo uzywaeie
" najulublehszym wan hotelu al
DO restauracY1. Dadatek do kawy
must bye utywany ME tylko Z po4-
wodu gospodarskiej korzy6ci, leos
must take odpowladac innym
wznios}ym zamiarom:
y Dodaje kawie najporzadahszy
z}otawo~brunatny kolor i ME powo-
duje zadnYch ciemnych osad6w.
q Do poobiedniej ~czarnej kawy,
lecz wiecej osobliwie do kawy ma
6niadanie doda stopieh gesto6ci
miekiego smaku, kt6rego jest abso'
lutnie ME podobnem przygotowac
z samych ziarn kawY. Zisrna ka-
wowe wytwarzaja tylko eter kawy.
Zafarbuje wode Z powodu re ziar"
ma byly palone, lecz z lnuej strony
ME zawieraja zadnych od&Ywiaja-
cych utwor6w. Take trunk 50
zazwyczaj cienkie, smakuja potem
cierpko, a opr6cz tego SO szkodl'we
j podniecajace.
re starego kraju najwiecej kaz'
da gospodyni, cd czas6w naszyoh
babek, Una prawdziwie sfawny DO
DATEK DO KAWY iako esency;.
kazdego dnia niezbedna, wyrabian:
przez Heinz. FRANCK SOEHNt
& co. w LUDwIGsBURGU v
II rozmaitych filiach " rozmaitycli
krajach " Austryi, Ungaryi, Ro'
munii, Czechach, Kroacyi, Vic
szech, Szwajcaryi it'd wiekszym
New Yorku. file zostaly za}ozon
okoko IL lat temu " Flushing, N
Y. i zosta}y zaopatrzone " najlep-
SEE higieniczne ~przyrzady do ia
brykowania tego s}awnego DO.
DATKU do kawy-
Nagroda 40 medalami z rozmai
tych europejsklch KRAKOW i na wy
stawach, takze ma wieksza nagrodY
ma wystawie swistowej v Chicago
Jest dostatecznym dowodem Wy
bornego gatunku tel d,tyozace.
fabryksoyi Jej w,twdr jest ola L.
lgo poczytywany jake "a CLOWN:
gatunek i ca}ym swiec:e.
Lecz nawet najlepsza Java Mo
cha kawa i najlepsze dodatki ME 81
zawsze wystarczajqce do zrobienia
dobrej filizankl kawy Jestto wai
nem do przyrzadzenia nalezytegoe
Tam zdaja sic byc rozmaite powo..
dy, jeteli kawa ME jest take jake
lubicie, a wilma ley czasem naj~ie-
Gel co do sposobu - ak kara jest
przyrzadzona; dalej za6, jest te
wielce doniosfem ola piJacych Ia.
We, widzie6 60 tam Jest dodane d.
-. 49,. q t.a-ts ,tax. .-.1.. lHsrz. :i-E ~ rs
Chariton courier., 1908-05-01
LIVINGSTON.

A work horse belonging to
Will Overton, south of Chillicothe
was killed by lightning Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Lottie Mccormick, aged
78years, died at the home of her
son, J. L. Mccormick of Chilli.
cothe, Thursday.
Edward Wright, aged 59years,
one of Chillicothe's best known
colored citizens, died Thursday
evening of pneumonia fever.
Mrs. E. A. Hurdle, aged s3
years, died at the home of her
niece, Mrs. Thornt Gibbons of
Chillibothe, Wednesday morn.
ing.
Judge Archibald Thompson,
aged II years, died of lung
trouble Friday evening at his
home in the west part of Jack
son township.
A 15-year.o old boy giving his
name as Arthur Hewey of Lare-
do was arrested in Chillicothe
Saturday evening for being drunk
and disorderly.
The 2.months.old baby of c.
S. Miller of Gravesville
was badly injured about the
head Saturday morning by
large piece of plastering falling
from the ceiling onto the baby
Chillicothe was infested with
tramps Wednesday, The police
ran out % during the day who
were hitting back doors for
hand. .outs. A number of ladies
Of the houses was insulted, but
a hurry up call sent in at police
headquarters was quickly an.
swered and by night the city was
again cleared of hoboes.
H. NJ. Patterson, owner of the
Meadville telephone exchange,
mysteriously disappeared from
homo Saturday afternoon and
was not heard from any more un-
Ill he showed up at Mooresville
Monday afternoon. On being told
hat his relatives were distressed
Chariton courier., 1908-05-01
Friday, r1ay L 1905

The clay is admirably suiteds for
all kinds of brick, thing, etc.,
and Fayette feels proud a..of ,the
enterprise.
Wallace Andrews of Fayette
last May seduced under, promise
of marriage, Miss Area Brown,
also of Fayette and then refused
to oonsummate the nuptial vows.
The girl, being under legal age,
her father had young Andrews
arrested on the charge of seduc-
ton, and after the case was tried
in a justice court and clear case
made against him he compromis-
ed his case by marrying Miss
Brown in open court. Andrews
lived with his wife ather fathers
only nine days, then abandoned
her and left for parts unknown.
He was finally located in Iowa
by Sheriff Gibson of Howard
county and arrested and brought
back and tried, by jury. in the
circuit court at Fayette, last
week for wife abandment, and
convicted and sentsnoed to one
year in the county Jail and a fine
of $500.
MARRIAGES.
Earl Taylor of Fayette and
Miss Rose Stetz of Boonville.
w. H. Hutsell of Boonsboro
and Miss Essie Amick of Glasgow.
Jack NJ. Wayiand and Miss
Mae Filand, both of Fayette.
Earl Skiles of Lincoln, Neb.,
and Miss Eva Hickersonlof near
Lisbon.
Virgil A. Buson of st. ..Louis
and Miss Charlatte sLewis of
Fayette.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-01
SALINE.

Mrs. Philip Hooker, aged 80
years, died of complication of
diseases at her home in Marshall
Saturday.
Ather home in Marshall Tuesday
Mrs. Louisa Ann Potter, aged
II years, passed.: away. Five
children survive her.
And now .scomes the Slater
high school Gwith 26 graduates
and only five boys in the bunch.
What's the matter with the boys?
Died-Mary Alice, the infant
daughter of John and Lille
Westmoreland Ferguson of Fay.
cite, Thursday. Death resulted
from locked bowels.
Friday morning Edward Case.
bolt, aged 75 years, died at his
b ome in Miami after a protractad
illness. His wife and eight
children survive him. The de.
ceased was of Saline county's
most respected;citizens.
MARRIAGES..
Fred w. Koche aud Miss Hal.
lie Sisson, both of Slater.
Frank Dunlavey and Miss Mary
Braudecker, both of,Marshall.
Thos. Alfred Bucklan6 of st.
Louis and Miss Agnes Allen of
Ernaston, ILL.,, both recently of
Marshall.
Chariton courier., 1908-05-01
RANDOLPH.

Tom Boyle, an old and highly.
respected citizen of Huntsville,
died at that place Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Robb aged 81 years,
died after a months illness at her
home in Moberly Tuesday even.
ing.
The first loon seen in this part
of the country in a long time ap.
peared on the tank pond in Mo.
berly Thursday.
Mrs. j. D. Whorter, aged u
years, died after q prolonged ill.
ness at her home in Moberly
vU>2>AA4>-
Chariton courier., 1908-05-01
HOWARD.

Sheriff Gibson of Howard
ounty has just returned from
efferson City where he descorted
wo negroes to the penitentiary
scently convicted in the circuit
ourt for grand larceny. They
ill serve terms of two years,
ach.
j. F. Gantner, an experienced
rick manufacturer OF Pilot
rove, Mo-, has bought eight
cres of land from Joe Maupin,
lear the Katy railroad track, al
100 per acre and will remove his
.essed brick plant to Fayette.