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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
Belgium's Dead King.

Brussels, Dec. 1s-The body of King
eopold was taken tonight from the Pal
ace of the Palms to the state palace,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
conee Roaster Installed by Goyer Co

The Goyer Co. has recently installed
a modern coffee roaster, and beginning
Jan. |. 1910. will roast coffee for their
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-19
CURRENT YEARS
LyHoHIA6 BEES
INTERESTING DATA PERTAINING
TO RULE OF MOB LAW.
GREENvIlLE P20H.0z5 vIGTM

Georgi Leads with q Total Of Eleven
--R1ississippi and Louisiana are Ii9a
for Fourth Place IN Number Of Un-
lawful Hangin ngs-ToJal Is 20.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
CUT OUT THIS ITEM
Urges That Those Who Suffer With Indigestion and Stomach Disor-
 ders Give Prescription a Trial

Gentlemen: Thank you; I thank you time and again each day for publishing the prescription of the great specialist on stomach disorders. We, in our family, are great pie and cake eaters, and naturally we are, or have been, "all dyspeptics," more or less. My family consists of a hus- band, two daughters and son. Scarcely a day passed but some of us were i'll with headache, stomach distress after eating, biliousness. ir- ritability, etc, and I frequently with heart trouble due to wind and gas Un stomach. From a family of blues" we've been changed to fam fly of pinks" as we are all in the pink of health and eat more than ever. We got the prescription filled several times. I want to give this simple formula: Get two ounces syrup of ginger, two ounces essence of pepsin and one ounce compound essence cardiol. Mix in q bottle. Shake well and take one or two tea spoonfuls after each meal. One be- fore eating will excite a good appe tite This will digest anything we eat and gives strength and health. Hoping this will be published and do much good, I am,
 Respectfully,
 MRS. A. K. McP.
 (For publication with initials.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
IMPRESSED WITH PHoENlx.-H

w Bonne of the Bonne Investment Company of Spokane. Wash, arrived here on Monday. and in his observa- tions of the last two days has grown quite enthusiastic regarding this val ley. Mir Bonne is one of the largest individual owners of inside property in Spokane and is regarded there as man of exceptionally good Judgment in matters pertaining to realty. He likes this section very much and be- lieves 1t has good future for invest ments MT. Bonne of late years has always spent his winters in Los An geles and was accompanied by his wife that far this year. Since coming here he has written her. asking her to come on to Phoenix and see how she likes 1t here, and says that if Mrs. Bonne is as well pleased as he is they will spend their winters in Phoenix here after.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
CAME FOR A PKlsoNsR.-shertt

J. A. Anderson of Graham county ar rived in town yesterday morning after Toribio Duran, who is wanted for a deadly assault upon a man at Thatch- CT on January 1. He left last night for the south with his prisoner.
 HARDWARE MAN IN ToWN.- Bob O'Shea, a travelling man for one of the big wholesale houses of San Francisco, is in town interviewing the merchants. He expresses himself OB being much impressed with the growth of Phoenix during the past year and thinks business is decidedly on the in crease. 1-sIe
 STOLE A BAG OF oATs.-Jose To- peg and Pedro Noriego were before Justice Johnston yesterday charged with stealing a bag of oats from Claude Cisney. They were convicted and sent to jail for thirty days. Joe Clarry, who had been arrested for the embezzlement of a horse from Buck 8 livery stable at Tempe, was given a preliminary hearing and was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500.
 LINCOlN-DOU GEL RATION.-Tanner Chapel, African Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Second and Jefferson streets, will eel ebrate the anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglas and Richard Allen on Friday evening. Orations will be delivered by Lieuten- ant w A Bethis, William Crump and pr. S. A. Level Good music and re- treatments. Admission free. Every body invited.
 LIVERY STAB L E CHANGES HANDS.-Phil Ensign yesterday sold his livery stable to Charles K. Rear ley. MT. Kearley will increase the heavy and single livery by the addi- ton of sevral teams. MT. Kearley and MT. Ensign are acquaintances of sev- eral years standing. They were boys in Missouri years ago. MT. Kearley has been a resident of the territory for fifteen years. living most of the time at Prescott MT. Ensign an nounces that now that he is foot loose he will join the innumerable throng engaged in the real estate busi- ness.
 LOOKING AFTER RANCHlNG iN- TERESTS.-H. w. Hamilton, who has been making Eureka, Calif., his home for the last year or so. arrived in Phoenix yesterday. Mir. Hamilton comes partly on a business trip to look after his extensive land and ranch interests. and partly to renew acquain- tance with old friends. He will re- main for month or six weeks. MT. Hamilton says Jerry Millay, formerly leading citizen of Arizona, but now of Eureka, and for some years past an invalid, is considerably improved in health and is gaining in strength and flesh.
 THE PROFESSOR CONFESSED Professor C. c. Gonzales the self-al- legged palmist and occultist, the so- called "freckled nigger" wanted at Gila Bend for robbery, was before Justice Johnstone yesterday and he admitted that he was the man wanted. He plead ed guilty to the charge against him and was sent to jail for thirty days Deputy Sheriff Williams of Gila Bend arrived in town yesterday morning to take Gonzales back, but that became unnecessary when he made his plea The deputy sheriff said that Gonzales did not work in a professional line there. He was drunk all the time. He crowned his inglorious career there by plundering barber shop. leaving the populace without hair cut or shaye.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
Of Local Interest

A. L. DoRON LILA L. Doron is Fifth street.
 CALIFORNIA JUDGE HERE Judge Frank w. owens, of Coronado | Is staying at the Hotel Adams. BRAZILIAN COMPASSIONATE L ! Baetatsney. a commissioner from Bra gil to the sixteenth irrigation congress ! is a guest at the Hotel Adams. WOOL BROKER HERE-J. W. Tul- | lis, a wool broker of Chicago, is in Phoenix for a few days. He is stay 1 ing at the Commercial.
 BIRDSEYE OF FLAGSTAFF.-The Santa Fe road has just presented two large panoramic views Of the city of Flagstaff to the Elks' Club and the Board of Trade.
 FORMER RESIDENT HERE-Joe Reed of San Diego. a former resident of Phoenix. is here for few days on business. MT. Reed will be remembered as the inventor and patentee' of the Pioneer Truck Company.
 KNOWS A GOOD THlNG."One of the late arrivals in Phoenix is F. x. O'Brien of Wickenburg. MT. O'Brien has invested quite heavily in valley realty in the past and is still looking for good things"
 BACK FROM BAKERSFIELD- Patrick Henry Howard, a son Of Doc Howard, and baker by trade. return cd yesterday from Bakersfield. Cal. where he has been in the bakery busi- ness for sometime past. He expects to remain two or three months.
 STEEL CORPORATION MANA GER-Edward NJ. Sparhawk. western general manager for the United States Steel corporation with headquarters at Denver, is staying for a few days al the Hotel Adams.
 QUARTERLY MEETING 4. M. E.. CHURCH-Presiding Elder w. H. Prince of Colorado will arrive in the city Friday and hold his second quar-. terly meeting on Sunday. Communion at 3 pm Everybody invited.
 A VISITOR FROM GEORGIA Ralph J. Lester. representing the Almond Lester Tobacco Company, the packers and growers of Georgia Su- matra," of Cairo Ga. is in Phoenix visiting the cigar manufacturers.
 HOME COOKED DINNER-The la dies of he First M. E. church will serve another home cooked dinner this even ing from to o'clock in the church parlors, corner Monroe and Second avenue.
 LESCENT.-Miss Douthitt, who has been reported very III for some weeks past, has just been dis charged by her physician. pr. Hawley, as convalescent. This lady has had excellent care and soon expects to be about again.
 PYTHIAN SISTERS BAlL-The annual ball of the Pythian Sisters will be held next Monday evening in Melc- ger hall. The annual ball is usually held on the 17th of March but this year the date was given up to the Woodmens who are planning a similar function.
 ANOTHER AUTO AGENCY-Ira J. Kinnett, representing the Thomas B. Jeffery company of Kenosha, Wis, manufacturerers of Rambler automo- piles, is in Phoenix for the purpose of establishing an agency for that make of car. Mir. Kinnett has head quarters at San Antonio and is an xious to extend his territory. He was urged by local motor enthusiasts to enter a car in the Los Angeles to Phoenix endurance race next fall. Mir. Kinnett was favorably impressed with this idea and said that he would write to MT. Jeffrey suggesting to him that a Rambler be entered in this greatest of all road races.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
LINCOLN EXHIBITORS of tn

IiNCOIN Ehhl6II-One Ol lne interesting Lincoln exhibits to be seen today in the various business houses in Phoenix is a framed copy of the New York Herald containing an account of the death of Lincoln. It is hanging in the lobby of the Phoenix National bank. The paper is the property of one of the boys in the bank.
 A CALIFORNIA eABY-News has been received from w. F. Petty resid- Ing in Hanford, Calf, that an S-pound girl arrived at their home on Febru ary 4th. This is the first arrival in the Petty household and the proud father is naturally anxious that his Phoenix friends should know of the important event Both mother and child are doing well.
 VISITING MEMBERS D. A. R.-An invitation is extended to all Daughters of the American Revolution, who are visiting in Phoenix, to meet with the
 members of Maricopa Chapter, D. A.
 R., at Miss Fowler's rooms at the In dian school on Friday afternoon, Feb
 ruary 12. at two o'clock Take Indian
 school car leaving Washington street corner at 1 40 pm.
 EN ROUTE HOME-Sol Lewis and
 daughter. Mrs. Rosenbaum, of San
 Francisco. who have been visiting the
 family of s. Oberfelder for a few days. left last night for the north. They will spend a day in Prescott which city Mrs. Rosenbaum has not visited for many years. Continuing their travels they will spend several days at the Grand Canyon, then proceed to their western home.
 LINCOLN DAY, CELEBRATIONS
 The pupils of the Central school will celebrate Lincoln's birthday with ex- ercises on the school grounds at SIS o'clock. They have been drilled ir several songs which they will sing which are appropriate to the occa- sion. Addresses will be made by L G. Hayes, former secretary of the Y
 M. c. A, and one or two others The exercises will occur on the east side of the school.
 A BAD FALl.-H. B. Hazleton oi | Hazleton's Cafe is confined to his room l by a bad fall, which he received the l other day. He was coming from the barber shop in the Commercial hotel when he slipped on the sidewalk. The walk had just been wet down and af- forded an insecure footing for Mir Hazelton's crutches. with the result as stated. He has been laid up since
 Monday morning, but expects to get out again in a day or so.
 THE THIEF'S WIFE," AT THIRD AvENUE.-The play at the Third avenue theater tonight will be "The Thiefs Wife" The part of the thief
 will be taken by the new leading man of the Streeter- Bryan company, Eddie
 Winters of the Belasco theater of Los Angeles. It will be MT. Winters first appearance in Arizona. The comedy part of Bobby Jones will be played by Morrie Streeter. and the leading emo tional part by Miss Bryan. Harry Terry will take the part of a sea cap tain
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
LOOKING OVER vALLEY.-s. NJ


 Chandler, who is prime factor in an E,lks club way back in Michigan, is a visitor in the city. MT Chandler does not say much, but he is contin- ually asking the price of various bits of real estate. While he does not expect to remain here long on this visit, he says that he will certainly return in the future. MT. Chandler is from Benton Harbor, which is right across the lake from Chicago, and is the Gretna Green of that section of the country
 PHOENIX VIEWS-A handsome collection of twelve colored photo graphs of Phoenix views, has recently been issued in pamphlet form with an appropriate dark paper cover, by the Benham company of Los Angeles. The pictures are most of them new views, published for the first time and the little book which retails for 25 cents makes a fine souvenir of the city. a short introduction being written by George w. Cowgirl, secretary of the Phoenix board of trade. The book was published for the Miller Sterling com pany of Phoenix. It is on sale there and also at the Postoffice news store, Grains news store, Balke's curio s.ore and the drug store of Elvey & Rulett.
 ACTORS ScRAP~Yesterday after noon about o'clock there was an in- teresting little scrap in front of the court house. Barden Lefferts. a heavy man. who formerly did the ''heavy" at the Third avenue theater, got four punches from little Herbert Carlyle, who is still an actor at the theater. It is said that MT Lefferts objected to leaving the company and said sev- eraI things about MT. Carlyle and oth- CT of the members, which somehow got to the ears of the sawed off little artist a few days ago. Yesterday was the first opportunity he had to talk with him. but it seems there was not as much talking done as hitting. While little blood was shed by MT. Lefferts, neither man was seriously hurt.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
HAVE A GOOD TIME.

The ladies of the Rebekah Lodge are going to give a dance Thursday even ing, Feb. H. in the O'Neill Hal. This is for the benefit of the Odd Fellows Home So come and have good time while you help them out. Besse or chestra will furnish music
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
Crump pays cash for eggs.
SADDLE HORSE.

An eastern man about to leave town will sell three good saddles ponies at private sale. Also one gentleman's saddle and two ladies' saddles (astride) all practically new. Enquire at En- signs Stable, corner Adams and First streets, or phone Sub. 125.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
DRAW HER STILL CLOSER
FASHION BARBER SHOP.

Go to the Fashion Barber Shop when visiting city. Lewis & Noble, Props, 43 W. Washington St., Tor a neat hair cut. shave. plain bath. salt rub, alcohol rub, body massage, electric body massage. by Masseur John F. Lewis.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18
DRAMA ae Tax Injunction.

L. M. Appleg ate, Oscar Wood
and Sam'I L. Allega, through
their attorney Roy w. Rucker,
served notice yesterday on John
B. Shannon, tre asurer and ex.
officio collector of the revenue
of Charlton county. that they
would apply to Hon. H. c
Minter, judge OF the probate
court of Charlton county,. next
Tuesday, June %, 1909, for an
Injunction and restraining order
to epjoin the defendant, John B
Shannon or his agents, ser
wants and attorneys from further
proceedings to COLLECT the drain
age tax levied against plaintiffs
as land .owners in drainage dis.
trict No.4, known as the Charlton
river drainage district, in Char.
ton county, until the further
order of the supreme court IT the
state of Missouri in the premises
The legality of the proceedings
of said drainage district is now
pending in the supreme court of
this state and the object OF ask.
ing the probate court for tenn
porary injunction is to prevent
the collection of any further taxes
in said DR. ijnage district until the
decision of the supreme court is
rendered in regard to the legality
of the proceedings in establish
ing said drainage district by the
county court.
All other persons interested in
staying the collection of taxes in
said drainage district No. 4 for
the reason stated above are at
liberty to join the plaintiffs bere'
in
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18
Cupid's Conquests.

JOHNSON. .TUCKER:-A zor M.
johnson and Miss Bessie M.
Tucker, q colored couple of
Keytesville, were married at the
residence of the officiating justice
of the peace, H. A. Wheeler of
Keytesville, Friday June II.
1909.
PHELPS. CoY:-Louis Phelps
and Miss Sena Coy were married
at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Besrdon, one mile east of
Keytesville, Wednesday, June 8,
1909, Justice II. A. Wheeler
making the twain one.
-.
DODGE. CARROLL q 9. w.
Dodge of Westville and Miss
Sadie A. Carroll of near that
place were married at Echo by
Justice F. F. Brewer, Thursday
June 10, 1909. The bridegroom
is q skillful knight of the anvil
while the bride is an estimable
lady and q daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Lain of Bee Branch
township. The COURIER extends
congratulations and best wishes.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18
Five Crap-ShOOters Caught.
Sheriff A. N. Harding slipped
up on a bunch of crap. shooters

up on bunch Of crap. shooters
Down under the hill
At the old fouring-mill
about 10 O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing, and placed all five of the
dice demons under arrest. They
we're: w. F. Grindstead, Owen
Knight, Johnnie Ferguson, R. P.
Carroll and Chas. Littrell.
When taken before Justice
VIM. P. Jared each of the de-.
PENDANTS pleaded guilty and was
fined S25 and costs, but through
the persuasive eloquence of
their attorney, John D. Taylor,
Justice Jared was induced to
remit $24 of the S25 fine. This
reduced the bill to ST and costs,
amounting to 81 .05 in each case,
and on which a stay of execution
was given for a week.
"The boys now speak in lowest tones
when they talk of rolling bones.
1t may be they we got enough;
They know the sheriff's out for ''stuf."
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.


Court met, pursuant to ad-
journment, Monday, June IA,
1909, with the following officers
present, to.wit: A. s. Taylor,
presiding Judge; R. T. Morehead
and John A. Coll, associate
judges; A. N. Harding, sheriff,
and G. G, Parks, clerk.
In tho matter of establishing
county depoaitary for the coun..
ty funds. There being no bids
for said depositary, before the
court at IL o'clock, the time fixed
by law for the opening of such
bids for such depositary, the
court could, therefore, take no
action in the establishing of a
depositary for the county funds.
Ordered that C. C.. Parks be
and he is hereby appointed as
commissioner of Charlton county
to convey to VIM. F. Grigsby, the
legal assignee of Richard Grubbs,
the go ne 2.54-1S, said Grubbs
having made full and complete
payment for said lands in De.
cember, 1871.
Upon the recommendation of
the township board of Cunning
ham township for bridge across
Yellow creek between sections
18 and 13 $500, near the resi-
dence of A. G.. Kennedy; it is or.
dered that o. G.. Dsmeron, coun.
ty engineer, make plans, specifi'
cations, estimate of cost and let
contract for building said bridge
and report to this court at the
next regular term thereof.
Loans from the county school
funds approved as follows:
L. B. Thrash in the sum of
81, 200 with G.. P. Thrash and A.
F. Arlington as sureties.
ALLOWANCES.
Leannah Minter, stenographic
work--S4.
In the matter of drainage dis
trict No. 4:
T. o. Stanley, civil engineer,
presents engineers estimate for
R. H. MoWilliams, contractor,
for work on new channel of Char.
iton river in the sum of 3,027,
whicn is examined, approved and
allowed on the construction fund
of said district.
Same, account of T. o. Stanley
as civil engineer in the sum oi
$3.50
Final settlement of r. H. Mo.
Williams, contractor, presented
and examined and ALLOW cd on the
construction fund of drainage
district No. 4 in the sum OF
S11, ,641.25.
Adjourned.
Children Cry
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18

The following friends have
done the agreeable by either be-
coming new subscribers or by
renewing their subscription to
the COURIER during the past
week. May heaven bless 'em:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
v. J, Bond, Jas. Grimsley.
Cord Colvin, E. D. jenkins
H. c. Garston, Wm Garrett.
Mrs. Millie c. Bowman.
RENEWALS.
G. W. Lewis, A. w. Hise.
Mike Petska, c. z. Young.
DR.. j. F. WEIGH, J.L. Leach.
j. A. Bozworth, IF. Smith
Florence Hotel, DR.. J. w. Hardy.
VIM. Watterson, c. W. Surbaugh.
c. C. Stoner, Mrs. Hattie Rose
j. c. Pierce, John Palmer,
Mrs. Matte Foster.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-06-18
Charged with Fraud.

Deputy Sheriff L. A. Embree
arrested }. w. Garrett of Sails
bury last Saturday on charge
of defrauding the Farmers Mutu.
al Fire Insurance Co. of Cha riton
county out of $780,.
w. H. Mayo of Mendon, score.
tary and general manager of the
said Farmers Mutual Fire Insu-
rance Co., is the complainant and
says that on August 10, 1908,
Mrs. P. A. Garrett, who is the
wife of j. w. Garrett. made ap.
plication to said company for
S700 insurance on q dwelling
house located on the east half OF
the northwest quarter of section
IS, township 55, range II, near
Pee Dee, also for 500 insurane
on the contents Of said house,
said contents consisting Of bede,
wearing apparel, sewing machine,
household furniture, provisionss
etc. A policy of insurance was
issued by said company to the
said Mrs. P. A. Garrett on said
property in the respective
amounts named.
Mr.. Mayo states further that
said house was destroyed by fire
September %, 1908, and that the
insurance was adjusted Septem.
Der 20, 1908, and that the said j.
w. Garrett melted, entreated and
commanded the said Mrs. P. A..
Garrett to falsely represent to
said w. H. Mayo and said insu.
ranos company that there had
been destroyed in said fire one
bedstead of the value of 81, and
other personal property valued
as follows: One double. barrelled
shotgun SIC; one five.gsilon
churn and dasher, S1.50; two
chairs, SO; one picture frame and
picture, 81 30; one King heater
and pipes, So; two mirrors. S5 +;
two ladies' cloaks, $40; one over.
coat, So; four window shades,
ST.; two ladies' winter hats, S5 ;
one kitchen safe, So; seven half.
gallon buckets, S1.40; one dress
or, ST; one wash boiler, 81
paint brushes and carpenter
tools, S5, all representing q totaI
value of S86 80, and for which
the said Mrs. p. A. Garrett wat
paid in full in lawful money
of the United States of the value
of $50 80.
MIR. Mayo makes the further
astounding statement that, as 6
matter of fact, none OF said per-
sonal property was destroyed by
fire nor were the articles of value
set out by the said Mrs. P. A
Garrett, all of was which wei
known to both Mrs. Garrett ap(
the said j. w. Garrett.
Deputy Sheriff L. A. Embre'
brought Mr.. Garrett befor'
Justice VIM. P. Jared of Keytes.
vile Saturday when the defend.
ant gave bond in the sum of 500
with George E. Preston, G. L
Herring and Roy McKittriok q
securities for his appearance TO
preliminary hearing befor
Justice Jared to. morrow (Sstur
day. morning at 10 O'Clock.
Prosecuting Attorney j. E
Montgomery will look after th
dignity of the state and A ttor
neys John D. Taylor of Keytes
vile and Roy McKittrick ofSalis
bury will represent Mr.. Garret