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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States vs. Frszk Williams, &sssnit with
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
United states Harry Owens and Charles Hur-
leg. foTEsTy: pea guilty each; sentence suspended a.
70 Owens SG-sas good eshasissi pe-so1sl =sooSSi
Eancs taken f0- Eulsy.
United States - Willard. nsrsl21shss-; So
tsncsd 70 penitentiary for ten yesr&
United States W Charles C3tlstt, robbery sen-
tsnco6 to SIX years and six months in psziteutisy.
United States rs. Jesse Gor6ons robbery; plea
not guilty.
United States V. Frank williamson. Esssult with
dangerous weapon Plea not guilty
United States Is William b. White assault with
dangerous weapon: sentenced 10 pen1snt1zTy fW one
var and one dsy.
United States vs.. George Wayne. assault with dan
gszOus weapon sentenced 70 ths peniseutis-y fo-
three ye2rS.
Assignments for Monday. February g. IseS;
United States Is Heinrich Becker; snbezzlcrsnt
motion 70 Q1ssh renewed. oTsrruled; OF tizl. At
toT1ey. y. h Classic.
United States IS Thomas GTil5th.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Is YOUR BUSINESS OBJECTION
abe 70 y0z- nsighbo-sl Thsn by o. Buz-
Eards Point st sv.; 1890 feet f7z sale cheap.
Apply sE I3th 81 nv ia91f
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.NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Four Candidates for LegisIa-
ture Come Forward.
CATION WILL NOT RUN AGAIN
Campaign for Seat Is Started By
Three Residents OF the City and
One from the Cosaty-Fancy Drill
to Be Held at Masonic Bazaar To-
night-Sevv school for Waite eIzIs.

Ale1zndri2 News AEsne7. 81 Eizz street. Alex
snors, Va, Authorized sgsuts and carriers for
The Washington Herald. Tie Herald VII Be C.
hEeTed daily AID Sunday to any address n Alsz-
srdris for % cents q month.
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Probate Court.
rrsT1cE nRraHr

Estate Of Catherine Gallagher: pesstlon fos lssss-s
Of administration Attorney. S. D. Bradley.
Estate of Matilda Minor; VIII dated January S.
1902 fled
Estate q DAVID A. wsttersou; pstisioa sor -
noEsl q execltor.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NONMEDICAL HEALING
Restoring the circulation Of Tire Blood fOur rnsth-
odl CURES LoC0MOT0R ATAxIA. RHEUMA-
TISM. BRIGHT'S DISEASE. PARALYSIS. and
those ailments Of the SPINE. NERVES, and d.
GESTTTE ORGANS thar make LIFE AuSERA-
BILE and WALKING IMPOSSIBLE. Il YOU ara
Interested Y0U should know. Information and coz
sultztion fee. PROF n. n D. PARKER. loz
Ninth St nv. Hous 1o 70 S: Sundays, 70 to I
Lady Assistant. 'Pbons 81. tliz fs4-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
ApAW A. WEsCHLER. 49,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TwO-srORT
FRAME DWELLING. No. 81 TTH ST 5 z.
b Tntue & a osrt2in deed Z 1rrst duly rccried
in iibsT So4 folio 81 et SCI. n The Land Records
g the District q Columbia. defzult having been
made tz the payment q ths ia5ebtsdEess seczTed
b sid deei q tr1st. and a. the request & TIE
pzTTT scCurci thereby the Undersigned Lr1s5ee vii
SEE st public Sacsio1 IL frcns = THE premises OF
THURSDAY Feb-ra-y u. lsos. ~ - e'clock ? u
TIE following described land and premises ssuaee Il
tas city q Washington. DtstTiC q Columbia ard
designated as and bsing pa-t q Let numbered / n
square 20 q IT, records q TIE scrvegoz's oaics
q The Dist-is. q Columbia. subject 70 = r-ior
deed of czTIst f0T s. 10.
Terms z szls: 500 Il ths purchase no1sJ ever
and above said deed q tr1st 70 bs paid II czsh !:
bala1cs a. SIS pr month. with interest az per
csut per E1uum- A deposit Il 500 VII be required
a. the tine q tas ssle AL conFsyBHSRg. record
irg &c st the coss q przrclsssr. Terms q sale
% he ccrupIied with within Gf.een days from date
q sale otherwise tns trustee ross-Tes the rght 70
resell the p-0De-y ths rsk and cost q default
inz purchaser afte- fTs DAYS advertisement q such
resale IN so1ns DsvsDapsr published II Washington.
2. c. CHARLES '. GRUNWELds
WsshinE1on Jos1 and Trust Bldg,
fsSe Trustee.
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAE.

aSH MILLS AVE. LANGDON - SIX ROOMS
range; lztrobe; good plaos for chickens; IS JOHo
7. KNOTT. slS T St. fee-st
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FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE.

ONE ACRE NEW CUT ROAD, WITHIN DIST
Vacant lots. uSincambered Condgit road-
zS0 acres cal lands, B1chAnan County Va
Lot. @ozlS, Becning road street No. ISL
Cooics city iot. 2.lo0 square fest; biE bargain
Ad6reSs J. P. CLARK. As New YORK ave. Nv.
fsset
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GRAPEOPH0NES AND PIANOS.

phones; Bin disc records. &c; cylinder rccordS
SCI guaranteed ROBERTS0NS. 80 ia Nv.
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81 81 NW-EXCzILENT TyzCGURAL
accommodations ard boaId: moderate p-ioss
fr4Sss
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INAUGURAL SUPPLIES.

BAUN's, SO Pa. AVE. SW.-OS THE WRONG
SIDE. But THE RIGHT SIDE FOR RIGHT
GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES: I00n COTS. NAT
TRESSES. BLANKETS. PILLOWS. BKOSTEADS.
TABLES. CHAIRS. QUILTS. sc. FOR RE.NE
SEE OUR GOODS AND BE CONVINCED WHERE
To PLACE YOUR ORDER At LOWEST PRICES
BAUN-S. 81 PA AVE. On THE WRONG SIDE
jaz3-5E
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FOR RENT-FARMS

FOR RENT-D4TRY FARM OF . ACRF= n
D. c; 0n Bunker Hiu road. east q BzooEiand
sod house. GOV stables. water. shade rent. SIS
A. A BIRNEY 81 Eth e. fest
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: ~ - n'S''i WESTWARD

CHICAGO. ~ -5.s9 D n
CINCINNATI. ST. Louis. AND LOUISVILLE,
so & n. Hn5 2 H.. eL2fo night
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Criminal Court No. 2.

Assignments foT Monday. February 5 1sos.
United States rs Lisbon johnson, Herman Stokes
sn6 Chsriss Hampton.
United States vs Charles Hampton.
United States - John Broad7s.
Tinted States James BlodgetG
United States n Doc Reed
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WANTED-SUBURBAE.

wANTED-5 Or MORE ACRES IN Or NEAR
the District suitable for Subdivision purposes q.
c. SPTTZER. Hone life BidG. fs67t
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rs EYE ST NW-TW0 NICELY FURNTsFEI
TO0ns for light hOusskcspins; oomaunicattns.
fesst
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Eauffr suifr.

No. ssa William Becker e al. y. Leafs Ben
ret ct A.; fox discovery. Attorney, ". /. An
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PiTTsBURG. $40 a. 4 n. 80 Tz. $40 D II. 12@
night
t1EKELAND. s0lo ? n
COLUMBUS, $50 D n
WHEELING, ss.lo a n, so D n
MANCHESTER fs:l9 a. m, 20. 80 p -.
FREDERICK Ts0. 1913. s9.l5 a n. s. %. i4ss.
l3.s5 q n
HAGERsT0wN, fssIo a. n, 800 .. n
ANNAPOLIS. ~. 80. fI255 nOco, f310. So,
E93, and IS % 2. n.
Daily. fExcspt sunday. sSgndzy only.
TELEPHONES az al the following Ticket o.
nces: 1911 q T. uT. Main ISl; sl9 Peunsylvauia
sye., Msin "a; New Union Station: Ticket U11ce,
Main 80. Information Ryrszu Main 20
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ELECTRIC BELLS REPAIRED. CHEAP. BOX
g. Herald ofice fs--st
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a. MI on INVESTMENT OF a.sa
Apartment IN northwest Tcusnts furnish heat
Trust $3.50. Price s5s5o.
fe--& u. P. LOCKWOOD SIS Ieth NJ.
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The funeral OF Mrs Hasless, v1Sc= q
Thomas Haslett, who died II Washington.
viii be held at 9 O'Clock to-morroz altar
noon from the residence OF her soa, Samuel
Haslett, SoS Duke street The hoaT viii
reach here to-morroN mo-ninR.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs
FURNISHED

i7i5 NV Y0RR AVE NW--ExCEILENT II
sug7r-sl aeo0mnOdasious at reasonable rates.
rnz-
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TYPEWRITERS.

We Buy Books
iS LARGE Oh SMALL QUANTITIES FOB CASH
COLLINS. HACsER Co. BOOKSELLERS.
sslsSt G4 18th ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WASTED-FBOM EVERY PROPERTY OWNER.
s. as fee for listing you- property for sale OK
exchange Try Is IN The event oE sales 10 further
charge Of couruisSiou- WASHINGTON INFORMA-
TON AND LISTING BU., " Ia and T BIdg
sth and P fest
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u cIILE NhIG1I.
Assignment Tor Monday, February 6 Isla-
Nc 3S9s NsTiIlzt et al trustees :. Henss7 et
al Arto-neyS. c h MsriIat and N y Richard
son-T- 6. Henscy and Z. r. Thczas.
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

vIATI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NATURAL
Do1-sugezls cloth bcund, 4e4psss book frss
Arply b nal, sls Colorado Building. Free lscrurs
tsE Ecuz Tuszdzy It p Il aISs
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. LET Us
estimate On ycr pspe-ing and painting; ssuples
Gee. legal guarantee coTers or zo-k; Bau paper, 5c
% Send postal 70 va Y. MAEONET SIS Pa.
BFa Ph01s Lnc HsZ Sz2E
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
LITERARY WoRK WANTED.

MANUSCRIPT revised and prepared for
press. Addresses embeIIiShed IN
struetfOE in English branches and
ELEGANT WRITING. Terms very
s8Oderate- FRANKLIN CAMPBELL,
The Alton. Phone North IISIm-
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Equity Court No. L.
Equity Court No. :

JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignment for Monday. February s I9l9-
Butts rs. But1N Attorneys. ". h White-J. q
A -r-.r-r
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lost AND FOUND.

LOST-sUNDAY MORNING. SILVER PURSE
Containing s. b1l aad change; reward AIRS AT
y ELL 500 o ST. nv
LOsT-SSIALIl RED RING CHARLE5 sPAN-
iei; 50 reward for retgrn OF information leasing
10 7ecoTe7y J. e. SIBLEY. ITS MaSsaclusst-s ave
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Apartments TO LET.

FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS AND
bath; al front ICONS; heat ard hot water; psr
month. 81 50. Ne. 2 The BlconinE1sle ss s.
NV. to Be vacated the 18th. Inquire APART
3IENT No. T. a Rhode Island ave fs6-S
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAFB NV y TNT9N sTATIoN.

ROYAL BLEE LINE.
"EYERY0THER HOUR on TIE ODD H0gH-"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL, Z3D STREET. NEW YORK
700 q n. Diner Pullman Psrlor.
800 3. n Observation Parlor. F1Te-h0U ta1n-
$500 a. Diner and Pullman PsrlOr CEx.
~ % =. Diner and puilunsa PErior Car.
el10 2 N Diner and Pullman ParlCT Gar
$50 ,. n -R0yal Limited. Al Pullman. Shouzs
if14 ,. N. Coaches 10 Philadeph.s.
800 , n Diner and Pullman PaKlor.
ss5e ,. n. Ccachcs 70 Philafclpaia.
s1l.lb night sleepers 20 New YORK
~ a. U. Sleepers to Philadelphia & Ne1 Yozk-
ATLANTIC CITY, z %. 800. n % A. Il. IN,
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Assignments for Mo1day, February 6 Ia,9:
No. ~ Wines. administrator. Bslfimo-s and
Ohio Railroad Company Attorneys, Leekis. F1ltol
& Ccz-G. Z. Hamilton.
No, -. FlzEisr. examiner. Ari7o1z Csbsa
Asphalt Mining Company Attorneys Tucker <
Kenyon ard T B. Huyck-W- J. Lambert and r
d Teztman-
No Is. HoilibsrSh ct a. - Williams. Attoz-
1sys. z 3. Houlcca-R- B. Behrends
No. 70 KinsoIviug rs KernRn e 81 Attorneys
TuCSsr & Kenyon and = 5. Bzfley-HzuicOu- Col
herr Yerke1 6 Hsriiion
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WE CAN CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICKER
essiT chezper then yOu can. We know hOz
LEON L CAH0ON. Acme Window Cleaning Co.
ln05 F s. Nv. Phone Main Tls9- fs+set
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Circuit Court No. 2.

CHlEE JUSTICE CLABADGB-
Assignments f0- Monday FshTuary :. ls9:
No IA Bean Is Washington Tines Company.
Attorneys. J. S EsSbg-Smith-W. J. JsnbszL
No ~ NeEbc-Th HiEsbrizht e ~ Astcc-
neys n y Richzrdson-J. " LGfrnG
No sos Ande7so1- zduini<t-1tTir. "a Smith
Attcnsys. L J. Matter and z n HOps<e1-4sd-
6ox 4 Eatiey
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.


q NET on INVESTMENT OF s. "a
Apartment IN nOrthwesc. Tousnts furnish own heat
Trust $500. Price, s5s5o.
fe7-S y. P. lockwood. SIS Io-h NJ.
81 s50-OX mn ST. HOL1IEAD MANOR. ONE
of ths best houses in that ioc1tion 81 the prlce.
rooDs and tied hath haDds0mely decorated: /:
VII make soue one q splendid hone
WI. Il SAUNDERS & Co. iE7 s.
r..
& s0-0N HARVARD 81. NEAR GEORGIA
are: colonial hrick 4 rooc.s and bath: nearly
new EDd II EeTfet condition; ses this bargain Al
onc.
ws- H SAUNDERS & Co. lss7 s.
fs7,5r
8 so-INVEsTNENT-RENT. s. PER MONTH
7tzis Is 2-famiiy brick; loeted in sood psrI
q ne; building Is lsaeticzIy neW and fru1ts O.
wsL H SAUNDERS & CO. AT s.
fe7-s
FOR -CHEAPEsT House Is CITY, 2
roca brick. nea- CoaSressioasl Laa-a-Ti 6ne Iocs-
tion; TO eose estste. wil ssl for so
JOHN SCRITENER.
81 81 t-sN
FOR sALEPRICE. s. 20: Rent. S5co: 2 SIX
roora f11es. on we. paved street; water and
sewer; of. s.ey IN rear; ezcsllslt investment
JOHN SCRIVENER
or 81 -. fss&
FOR sALE-A sIx-ROOM FRAME DWELLING
with nice SIDE lot o1 ssth s.. between Prospect
ETenBs and street; snug hane: pr1ce. 26A
Easy terms Apply s5 D'h St IN. N09
50 0 ST NW-A BARGAIN II SOLD AT ONCE
Apply APARTMENT =. Dupout, III 3th 81
a2S1
FOB sALE-OUT-OF-TOWN CIENT DESIRES
70 diEQuss q two 1erocu hricE dEeIi1gs IN =.
" rented 81 $50 eacs. Pncc c1iJ s. 0oe for
both; ve-T cheap.
JOIN sCRIvESER. 81 G s. m. fssst
For caIe-BarEains for COIOred Home
Buyers.
iss z * Nv. zodsn brick. $50: S5e zsA-
fsN = eane lotl, S,ss3. sec cash.
e. &C 81 Nv. fuace home. 8 SO: so eaEA-
lsS Vermont ave. Nv. mod tr3ck s. 90; so c1sA
APPLY IS 18TH ST. \ X
t1tf
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.

We REPAIR FURNITURE UPHOISTERING.
nzks mattress. DO cabinet wozk. 'Phons N III.
KoRESHAS UNITY. CooperatiTs. lsls Pa. ave. Nv.
no7-u.-w.ssS
u Y0n MANT Y0TR- FTRNTTTlRF TTPE0T-
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FOR RENT-oFFIOES.

FOR RENT-DESK SPACE; LIGHT AND JAM
fe57s
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MOVING AND STORING.

WHY PAY MOREg We STORE FOR sc A
lad UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., ElszZ-
81 18Th st. nv Prone Main -. seRZSyt
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LAUNDRY.

METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY.
80 sth S% NJ. Phone n 7l7T- Drop postal
Ccilss. De-. sbi-ts. plain. Nc; with e11s sod
pleated Lc: called for and delivered isz%Sot
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EVERY HOTR on THE HoUE

CFeek dsys. fSs a. n. TO IlSs p n
.-zS2 f550. te1o. T1e I'D, 800. so, 30
/ $50. fl0zo u 90 q n. 'i2aD u0On fizs5. = 81
tI:l5. no rs1a TSD. 8. %, 400 ass. -5pc f51s
SO. $50 $50. Tzs. fsao. -sAo slsSs. 'l0=S
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, &C.

PAIR OF IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN
CANARIES and breeding cage, with fxtures for
g; thess birds should katcn y0u e least D BIRDS n
che ssasoc- SCHAID'S BIRD STORE, II l2sa
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SHOW CAsES-sTORE FIXTURE.
UMBLELLAs RECOVERED.

DON'T BUY NEW ONES BRING TIE OLD
umbrellas 70 Is; make them as good as rev. s{Ik
Umbrella for s. IL d. PHILPITT. so s. nx.
ocl9otm.Es
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-BtT TIER AND COOK. COUPLE Ok
Siugie good wages solicitor. male q female.
white o. light ColUrd; Iastry cook. So. iaI New
ToTk ave- nv
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THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INO.),
zSS 18th 81. NV.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

n you WANT 10 BUY A MARYLAND FARM
OF suburban home. q send for ktsst bullstin
Marion Duekett & Sea, 6S5 NV
nhl7-u
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
jackson Wins Suit.

The case of Lee J. jackson ol
near Triplett, against the estate
of his uncle, the late Abner H.
Jackson, also of near Triplett,
was tried by jury in the circuit
court of Howard county last
week, and the plaintiff wa
awarded a verdict for SIC, 900,
the full amount for which suit
was brought, for taking care OF
plaintiffs uncle, who was badly
crippled and nearly blind and
almost helpless.
The case was first tried in the
Charlton county probate court
when a jury gave plaintiff a yer.
dict for 81, 200. An appeal was
taken by defendants to the cir.
cult court of this county from
which a change of venue Was
granted to Howard county.
The plaintiff was represente q
by Crawley e. Rucker of Keytes-
vile and the defendants by M
j. Howard of Kansas City and
o. P. Ray and Capt. ]. G.
Wallace of Keytesville.
An appeal will be taken by
defendants to the supreme court.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Herring Family Re-Unl0n.

A right royal time was had at
the pleasant country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Parks, near
Shannondale, Sunday, April II,
the occasion being the annual
reunion of the Herring family.
The hostess, who was formerly
Miss Mary Herring, did herself
proud in preparing a most ex.
ce]lent and elaborate dinner and
which was enjoyed in the super
lative degree,
A social season was INDUCED
in and incidents of the
past, present and future were
talked of, some awakening joy.
GUS and others sad memories.
Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. L. H. Herring and family
of near Forest Green, G. H.
Herring and family of near
Keytesville, e. F. Pelsue, wife
and daughter, Grace, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Herring of Paris.
Mo-, and E. W. Herring and
family of Keytesville.
The Herrings are of good ole
Maryland stock, but all rejoice ir
Missouri as their adopted state.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
The Criminal Calendar.

Paul Conrad, L. j. Roden, A.
G. (Dook) Sterner and z. G..
Kelly were tried by a jury in
Justice H. j. MAYORS court at
Prairie Hill Thursday of last
week for disturbing the peace by
quarrelling, challenging and
fighting Tuesday, March 80, at
Prairie Hill, the day Of the town.
ship election in that (Wayland)
township. Kolly and Sterner
were acquitted, but Conrad and
Roden were found guilty and
their punishment assessed at q
fine of ST and costs. The two
last named defendants appealed
from the finding of the jury to
the May term of circuit court at
Keytesville. Prosecuting Attor-
ney J. E. Montgomery upheld
the dignity of the state and j. A.
Collet of Mendon represented the
defendants in Justice MAYORS
court.
J. E. (Gless) Moore, who as.
saulted J. D. Cunningham in
voting precinct of the First ward
at the Keytesville city election
Tuesday, April 6, was tried by a
jury in Mayor ]. T. Dewey's
court Tuesday of this week,
found guilty and fined 81 and
costs. City Attorney Roy w.
Rucker prosecuted and Capt. j.
&c. Wallace defended. Capt.
Wallace played on the sympa-
thies of the jury by saying in his
speech that if heavy fine were
imposed on Moore it would be
just like taking that much bread
out of the moaths of his two little
children.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
District Conferences.

April 1920 the Fayette district
conference will be in session at
Glasgow, and the Goth and 21st
the Chillicothe district conference
at Brunswick.
E. E. French of Nashville,
Tenn, a noted Sunday.scho
worker, will be at Glasgow the
20th and at Brunswick the 21st.
This will give our Sunday. school
workers of this county a rare
opportunity of which it is hoped
they will take advantage.
0. H. PHILLIPS.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Obituary.,

Robert P. Currin, better known
as "Uncle Bob," was born in How
ard county, Mo-, August s, 1919,
died April 6, 1909, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Jesse Cole.
man, aged SO years, months
and % days.
He was united in marriage
twice. His fret wife was Miss
Mary Fray. To this union was
born three children. His second
wife was Miss Susan Blaine.
Three children were born to this
union.
He was veteran of the Semi
mole Indian war in 1888 and the
civil war of 1876. A part of his
early life was spent in Huntsville,
Mo. He was halter by trade.
His funeral was preached by the
writer from the 18th chapter of
John. Subject: ''Let Not Your
Hearts Be Troubled" After
which his remains were laid to
rest in Old Corinth cemetery to
await the resurrection morn,
''Oh, these parting scenes will end some
sweet day, bye and bye.
We shall gather, friend with friend, some
sweet day. bye and bye.
And the star that, fading here, lefi our hearts
and homes so drear,
We shall see, more bright and clear, some
sweet day, bye and bye"
T. J. SHEARON.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
the County Court of Charlton
County, Missouri, will at the
May, 1909, term thereof receive
sealed bids for the repairing of
the Courthouse at Keytesville,
Missoui. A certified check in
the sum of 25 per cent of the
amount of each bid will be re-
quired. The Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
All bids must be on file with the
Clerk of the County Court on or
before the third day of May, 1909.
For particulars call on or address
Roy w. Rucker, Secretary.
G. G. PARKS,
Clerk County Court.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Called Term,:April 10. 1909.

The county court met, pursu-
ant to the call of the clerk, with
the following members present,
to.wit: A. s. Taylor, presiding
judge; R. T. Morehead and ]. A.
Coll, associate judges; A. N.
Harding, sheriff, and c. c. Parks,
clerk.
Whereas, VIM. Shull, a citizen
of Charlton county, has filed in.
formation that Walter Bartles is
insane and that he has not suf-
ficient estate to defrsy his ex.
penses at a state hospital for in.
sane.
Whereupon, it is adjudged by
the court, after hearing the tes.
timoEy of the witnesses, that
Walter Bartles is person of IN.
sound mind and a fit subject to
be confined in q state hospital
for insane to undergo treatment
therein, and that he be confined
in state hospital No. 2 at st. Jos.
eph as charge against Charlton
county.
ALLOWANCES.
State hospital No. 2 for in
sane, support of Walter
Bartles for six months. .S65 90
A. N. Harding, conveying
said Bartles thereto. 80. 80 Il
r. c. Shull, with ess fees
and mileage.
VIM. Shull, same and ex. 4 O(
peuses. 3 0(
Mrs. Anna Brown, same.
J. T. Aldridge, same and
making medical state. 8 O(
ment ...... 3 OF
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
More New Suits.

The following new suits for the
may term of circuit court at
Keytesville have been filed with
Circuit Clerk W. l.. Wright dur.
ing the past week:
CIVIL CASES.
VIM. E. Hill vs. j. A. Slender,
debt; mandate from the Kansas
City court of appeals, dismissing
Appellant Hills appeal.
."x
Atterbury G. Nichols vs. j. A.
Collet, debt; mandate from KAN
sas City court of appeals, dis
missing appeal of appellants,
.Atterbury 6 Nichols.
Ruby McCune by next friend,
E. D. McCune VS.. Atchinson,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co.,
damages. The plaintiff charges
the defendant with having lost
his trunk and contents of the
value of SS8.25 while transport.
ing it from Kansas City, Mo-, to
in Estama N. M, in March, 1907.
w. P. Cave of Moberly is plain
tiff's attorney.
CRIMINAL CASES.
Jas. E. Dempsey of Dean Lake
has been arrested on two more
capiases, issued on the oath oi
office of Prosecuting Attorney J
E. Montgomery, charging him
with selling liquor illegally, to.
wit: One glass of whiskey to
C. G. Gray for 10 cts. on OF
about March 20, 1909, and five
glasses of whiskey to c. G. Gray
for 40 cts. on or about March 20
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Letter List.

The following letters remain
uncalled for at the post-office in
Keytesville for week ending
Thursday, April Is, 1909:
Mr.. Jacob M. Lo que.
Mr.. R. L. Wandy.
T. ]. Heaton.
Mr.. J. L. Hise.
Mr.. Jessie Frazier.
When calling for the above,
please say "advertised."
D. ]. HOLMAN, Postmaster.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Commercial Club.

The Keytesville Commercial
club will meet next Tuesday
night. A full attendance of the
members is desired, but if there
are members who are "full,
they are requested to remain at
home.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
The Grand Young Saddle Stall
lion.

Estill Mcdonald (2557, A. s.
H. R.), owned by Thomas Bass
of Mexico, Mo-, sired by Rex
Mcdonald (863), dam, Topsie
(2823) by Membrino Eric; End
dam, Topsy (1O88) by Telegram;
3rd dam, Grace by Ashland Den.
mark; 4th dam, Fancy by Old
Cockspur. Estill Mcdonald is q
black horse, 16 hands high and 6
years old. He will make the sea-
son of 1909 at Pryor Bros barn
in Glasgow, and will serve mares
at $15 to insure colt. Pastur.
age furnished mares from q dis.
tance at So per month, 1,
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B aby Chicks.

Purebred s. G. Buff Orphing.
ton chicks S15 per 100. Eggs
S1.50 per 10.
MRS. D. M. QUICK.
Keytesville,
r. F. D. 2 Mo.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1909-04-16
Roll OF Honor.

We have been placed under
obligationsto to the following friends
who have either becoming new
subscribers or have renewed their
subscription to the COURIER dur.
ing the past week. May heaven
bless 'em: