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THE COURTS
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Stafford
In re assignment of Harry G. Minister,
Howard: defendants attorney, j. E.
assignee: bond, $1,000; attorney. NJ. D..
Rosenberg.
United States agt. Woldberg; decree pro
confesso; plaintiffs attorneys, c. r. Will
son and j. A. Cobb.
Harvey agt. Harvey: time to take testi-
mony extended; plaintiffs attorney, J. z
Howard: defendants attorney. ]. E.
Laskey.
Johnson agt. Boston: reference to au-
ditor; plaintiffs attorney. P. II: Marshal;
intervener's attorney. w. M. Offey.
James agt James; bill dismissed; appear
noted: plaintiffs attorney, F. D. Black
stone; defendants attorney, George II.
Macdonald.
Bell agt. Bell: rule as to alimcny re-
turnable November %; plaintiffs attor-
ney. NJ. e. OBrien.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Gould
In re lunacy Of Philip Jones; refer-
ence to auditor.
In re lunacy OF Charles L. fnHi'ps'
auditors report ratified.
Compania Transatlantica agt Cebai-
los: decree for distributions; plaintin
attorneys, Ralston. Siddons & Ricnaro-
son: defendants attorney. j. ]. Hemp
hills
CIRCUIT COURT NO. Justice An
derson.
Kirkendan agt. Williams; verdict Tor
plaintiff for $3.50: plaintiffs attorneys.
Ralston, Siddons & Richardson's; defend
ants attorney. William Henry White.
McNamara aEt, Washington Terminal
Company. ct al on trial; plaintiffs at
torneys, Leckie, Fulton & Cox; defend
ants attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert.
Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
CIRCUIT COURT NO 2.-Justice Bar
nard.
R. Harris & CO. agt Abrahams: on
trial: plantt6'S attorneys, J. l. Peyser
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and NJ. Strasburger: defendants attor-
neys. R. B. Behrend and w. E. Am

and NJ. Strasburger; defendants attor-
neys. R. B. Behrend and w. E. Am
brose.
Duke agt. Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company: verdict for plaintiff for
81 .5OO: PLAINTIFFS attorneys. Wilton J.
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman; defend
ants attorneys, Hamilton, Colbert, Yerkes
& Hamilton.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1.-Justice
Wright.
United States agt Harvey M Lewis,
James N. Huston and Everett Dufour
conspiracy: on trial: attorneys. H. e.
Davis. j. c. Cuttings. George P. Hoover,
c. H. Syme and NJ. w. Sullivan.
DISTRICT CoURT-Chief Justice Cla-
baugh.
In re extension Of 10th street from
Belmont road to Biltmore street; order
of publication.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Chief Jus
tice Clabaugh.
United States agt. Edward Rye; rob
berry: verdict guilty: defendant remand
ed: attorney, w. e. Ambrose.
United States agt. Morris Robinson and
David ]. Simon: forgery; verdict, guilty
as to Simon; not guilty as to Robinson;
attorneys. w. E. Ambrose and J. A.
O'Shea.
United States agt. Valentine Weber:
assault Win dangerous We0pOns plea,
guilty: attorney. Albert Sillers.
United States agt Burton B. Rice; mo-
ton to quash filed: attorney. NJ. e.
OBrien.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Stafford
In re William Thornburn: hearing on
discharge fixed for December p.
PROBATE COURT-Justic Gould.
Estate Of Marion W. Kirkus; will dated
August %, 1900, filed.
Estate Of Joseph III. Bradley r.; Pc
tition for letters Of administration filed:
attorney s. d. Bradley.
Estate of Virginia L. GrIflth: petition
for letters of administration filed: at
torneys, Bouic & Bouic.
Estate OF Mary E. Weeks; petition for
probate Of will filed: attorney, J. w.
Davidge.
Estate Of Dora NJ. Kelly; letters Of
administration granted to Elizabeth 3.
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mentary granted to Eloise McReynolds
bond. $500; attorney, p. w. Frisby.
Estate Of Sarah A.. Payne; order for
partial distribution: attorney. George E.
Hamilton.
In re c. David Gibbons ct al: order
appointing Carrie B. Gibbons guardian;
bond. $1,000 attorney. H. H. Hollander.
Estate OF Margaret Luckel: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to John Doerr: bond, 81 600;
attorneys, Beach & Adkins
Estate OF william p. Worcester; will
dated September 10. 1910 filed.
Estate of Elizabeth Stoner: will dated
January 10. 1893. filed.
Estate Of Blanch w. Smith; will dated
July 10, 1909, fled.
Estate Of Jane Lanigan: ancillary
letters granted to Robert NJ. Fullerton:
bond. 100000: attorneys. N. Wilson. c.
r. Wilson and p. Z. Lesh.
Estate Of Samuel III. Kinney: letters Of
administration granted to Steptoe Kin
pey: bond. $500: attorneys, Lyon 4 Lyon.
Estate OF wilhelmina Beha petition for
probate Of win fled: attorney. wilton J.
Lambert.
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Miller: bond, $lsUU, attofHeJ' :. oP'Aee
Perry.
Estate of Henry 8. Howe: letters OF
administration d. b. n. c. t.. a. granted
to Josephine H. ingalls,; bond. $1,000; az
torneys, Lyon & Lyon.
Estate of Harriet M. Howe: WILL ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Josephine II. ingalls,;
bond, 81 600; attorneys. Lyon q Lyon.
Estate of William p. Worcester; will
admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to Philip II: Mating
": bond, 800; attorneys. Archer &
Smith.
Estate of Virginia c. Lewis: order al
lowing withdrawal Of will; attorney. Rice
HoOe.
Estate Of Thomas NJ. Tolman: letters Of
administration granted to Union Trust
Company: attorney. F. G. Coldren.
Estate of Samuel Woods: letters OF ad-
ministration granted to Union Trust
Company: attorney. F. @. Coldren.
Estate Of Romeyn b. Ayres: letters Of
administration granted to Juliet o. H.
Ayres. bond. $1,000: attorney. r. @.
Estate OF George II. McReynolAs: VIII
admitted to probate and LISTERS tesla
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MARRIAGES.,
LINN.

Edna May, a little daughter oi
John w. Brsmmer of Brookfield,
died Monday.
A. A. Bailey and c. K. Hart
at Brookfield have formed law
partnership.
The dedioatory services of the
new Methodist church at Linneus
were held Sunday.
John L. Cummins has sold his
residence property in Linneus to
Mr.. Krouse of Clay township.
John p. Kirby of Jackson
township fell on the ice Friday
and sprsined one of his shoulders.
John j. Tooey, AZ years old,
died Monday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Kate Tooey of
Brookfield.
Anders Olson, an aged man
of near Bucklin, fell from a load
of hay Tuesday and sustained
fatal injuries.
DR.. T. J. Wyatt, former resi-.
dent of Brookfeld, aged SO years,
Methodist minister, died in
Rantoul, ILL.,, Monday.
Mrs. Lula Wright died of
typhoid fever Saturday at Buck.
lin. Deceased was aged 80
years and leaves four children
to mourn her death.
Lorena Willis, who fell and in.
jured one of her hips upon an
alleged defective sidewalk in the
city of Browning, las filed a dam
age for the sum OF $4,000.
Chas. H. McVay. 48 years old,
conductor on the Burlington out
of Brookfield, was found dead in
bed in his room at the Q. hotel in
Brookfield Monday. Deceased
had lost large sum OF money
playing dice with two Brookfield
gamblers, and had purchased
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bottle of chloroform. At first it
was thought McVay had killed
himself, but the bottle of chloro.
form was found unopened. His
wife and four sons survive him.
Miss Alta Loutham Of Linneus
fell on the icy pavement Monday
and sprained one of her ankles.
Her brother, Lonnis Loutham,
was injured Tuesday at b
Superior Stalker factory by a
pile of iron falling on him, cut.
ting and bruising him badly.
Chas. Smith, who styles him.
self a wanderer, is now reposing
in the Jail at Linneus for attack
ing James RehilI at Marceline
and robbing him of SO and some
small change. Rehill received
a hard blow on the head and was
badly choked. Smith claims to
have been drunk at the time.
MARRIAGES..
Chss. 8. Burch and Miss Edna |
A. Fruin, both of Linneus.
Eugene King of Chicago and
MissK sthryne Felt of Lsclede.
Walter E. Sproul of Washing.
ton and Miss Marion Lee Water.
son, formerly of Linneus.
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LIVINGSTON

Rev. S. ]. White has bought
the home of Robert Stewart in
Chillicothe.
E. L. Pottle, aged 10 years,
formerly OF Chillicothe, passed
away Sunday in Chicago.
Noble, 12.year. old son of
Geo. Paulie ofJackson township,
died of pneumonia Monday.
Pauline, little daughter of F..
M. HoehIy of ChiIlioothe, died
of Group Saturday evening.
L A. Martin has sold a half
interest in his grocery store in
ChillicCthe to Geo. G. Colvin.
Geo. Ewing, fer many years q
resident of Chillioothe, died Sun
day at his home in Estaline, Tex,
Mrs. Harry J. Nelson, aged "a
years, died of tuberculosis in
Chillicothe Sunday. Her bus.
band and two children survive
her.
Chas. Mccarthy, aged 20
years, formerly of ChilIicothe.
died in Maryland, Cal, Wednes-
day. His widow and one child
survive.
A small fire at the home of
john McGrew in Chillicothe
Friday damaged the roof Of the
house. The fire was caused from
a defective hue.
w. ]. Gunby and j. F. Heger.
both of Chillioothe, each purchas.
ed q 40 horse power touring car
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at the automobile show in Kan.
sas City Thursday.

at the automobile show in Kan.
sss City Thursday.
Edward R. OFT, SO years old,
known as "Doc OFT, died of
paralysis Saturday in Chillicotte.
His widow and four children
mourn his death.
E. J. Robinson of Chillicothe
has been awarded q patent on an
adjustable bed. The bed can be
lowered or raised either at the
top or the head by the device
which Mr.. Robinson has per.
fected.
The Chillicothe Constitution
gave an account Of q shooting
scrape that took place in Linneus
last week. The participants in
the fracas were Elmer Messner,
a young druggist, and Richard
Johnson, circuit clerk of Linn
county. Messner is alleged to
have shot at Johnson three times,
his bullet missing the mark each
time. Messner is a married man
and bears a good reputation.
Johnson is prominent in Linn
county politics and is unmarried.
The cause that led up to the
shooting is not given out, friends
OF both parties suppressing all
reports they can. It was report.
ed Thursday that Johnson had
left Linneus.
MARRIAGES.
Lem Waite of Chula and Miss
Matte Powell of Chillicothe.
Clarence Cspp of Dawn and
Miss Amey M. Rose of Chilli.
,othe.
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MACON.

The Macon public Echool hal
installed portable canvas firI
escapes which can be attached tc
any window.
The cottage of VIM. Archer
caught fire in Macon Friday
night and burned down. There
was little insurance.
The dwelling of Bill Leland,
COL, in Macon caught fire Thurs.
day and was badly damaged be-
fore the fire was put out.
Joseph W. Murphy, aged SO
years, formerly of Macon county,
died Saturday in Colorado. His
widow and three sons survive
him.
A head-on collision between
a freight train and the ice train
occurred on the Wabash, north of
Atlanta, Monday. The csboose
and some box cars were derailed
and caught fire and burned.
The upper works Of mine 25
at Keota caught fire Sunday
night and were entirely consum.
ed. This throws 800 men out of
employment and destroys over
So, 1000 worth of property. The
origin of the blaze IS unknown.
Joseph Moxley, a farmer of
near Lingo, was brought over
from New Cambria yesterday to
be placed in the local infirmary.
A few days ago Moxley was
served with a warrant charging
him with stealing timber. 1t
seems he had cut some timber off
the farm he had under lease, as
he possibly felt entitled to. Soon
after being placed under arrest
he became morbid and wandered
aimlessly about. 1t was inn
possible to gather any coherent
statement from him. While at
the courthouse, awaiting removal
to the infirmary, Moxley kept
placing his hands on top of his
head, and the back of his neck,
as if suffering great pain. Now
and then he would throw his at
tendants aside, rise up and reach
out his arms "Where's tn @
mani" he would cry. ''I'll fix il !
I'll fix i'll" Moxley has, it zig
said, always borne a good repu-
tation. He is about so years old
and has q family.-Macon Re.
publican.
MARRIAGES.,
Otis HALEY and Miss Minnie
Cox, both of ExcelIo.
Samuel linton and Mias Mag
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Border County
Notes
Friday, January rs, 1910.
HOWARD.

| John Mure OF Fayette had two
ribs fractured by the falling oi
cirt in a mine last week.
]. B. Hurt of Armstrong has
sold his real estate business to
Emmett Ballew of Glasgow.
Kellis Msgruder has sold his
farm of 80 acres in Burton town
ship to Ross Jones for SO, 100.
VIM. Bartee, formerly of
Howard county, aged 81 years,
died in Randolph county last
week.
Jas. A. Drsce, go years old,
formerly of Fsyette, passed away
Of heart disease Thursday at
Terra Haute, Ind.
Mrs. Ann Peeler, n years cid.
died Wednesday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Albins
Stegner Of Fsyette.
Edward Calvert died Of pneu.
monis at his home, near New
Franklin, Sunday. His wife and
several children survive him.
T. ]. Harris, q native of
Howard county, 55 years old,
died in Trenton Tuesday. His
widow and two sons survive him.
Mrs. Bette McCaustland,
formerly of Howard county 81
daughter of the late Harry
Elliott, died recently in Seattle,
Wash.
Central colleges basket. ball |
team at Fayette was defeated by |
the VIM. Jewell college sggregs.
ton at Liberty Wednesday by al
score of q to IL.
Chas. r. Cashwell, SO years
old, native of Ohio, died in
Fsyette Friday. Deceased was
q soldier in the union army and
had been parslyzed for 27 years.
John Sartain of Burton has
bought two farms of 80 and 10
acres, near Higbee. He bought
the land from John Whitmire
and Travis Msgruder, paying
So, 800 for each tract.
Mrs. F. x. Foster, who died
at the home of her son.
E. M. Foster of Huntsville, for.
nerly lived in Fayette. Her
husband was a professor in
Central college and died there.
MARRIAGES.
Robt. Fisher and Miss Ellender
Crews, both of Fayette.
Frank Smith and Miss Beatrice
Warkland, both of Armstrong.
Frank Hsgerty of Glasgow
and Miss Maude Fern Riggs of
illinois.
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gle Lowrey, both of Macon.

gle Lowrey, both of Macon.
John S. Burnham and Mics
Maud Biswell, both of Keota.
James L. Mccoy and Miss
May Bright, both of Clarence.
Homer Montgomery and Miss
Allie FINLAND, both of Clifford.
Joseph H. Bonham and Miss
Josephine Park, both of LaPlata.
Guy H. Walker of Anabel and
Miss Mary Stella O'Connell of
Kirksville.
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bought the O'Bannon livery
barn at Marshall.


The Bunce Mercantile Co. at
Marshall has sold out to j. c..
Wharton OF Kansas.
Douglas Petty of Gillian, aged
75 years, was sent to the hospital
for insane at Fulton last week.
Jack Powell, a young employee
at the roundhouse in Slater, has
fallen heir to an estate of 500, 600.
Walter K. McAnich, aged 20
years, formerly of Marshall, died
of pneumonia at bis home in
Higginsville, Monday.
Miss Eta Ewell of Marshall
has traded her millinery store to
VIM. Tyler for his merchants%
delivery at Independence.
A stove in the Steele school.
house, near Blosser, exploded
one night last week and burned
a hole IA feet square in the floor
of the building.
Arrow Rock had q wolfe chase
last week when q large grey wolf
that had been caught in q trap
by one foot, broke the chain and
fed, dragging the trap after him.
Don Fowler, the negro who
broke into FlynE's store at Slater
several weeks ago, was brought
from Sedalia to Marshall and
lodged in Jail there Wednesday,
Mrs. Jennie Gilpin of neae
Marshall had the misfortune to
fall and break her hip last week
at the home of her dsughter.
Mrs. Earl Rea, of Savannah, No.
The general merchandise store
a. Nj. Leonard belonging to e.
P. Grimes was burgarlized SUM
day night, and Mr.. Grimes In
q reward of $50 for the
arrest and conviction OF the
burglar.
The pulice at Slater rsided O
crsp game Saturday night and
caught four of the i've partici.
pants. They were taken into
,ourtand fined So, each, and costs.
The man in whose house the
game was conducted vas fined
800 and costs.
Very early Thursday morning
;he house occupied by Ed Page.
mayor of Marshall, caught tire.
The first lntimstion the family
rad of it was the fire telling on
her beds and awakening thenas.
The house burned down with
most of the contents. Tho pro-
oerty belonged to Miss Stella
Hicks and there was ST 900 Inc!
Jursnoe. '''- 80 = -. :.
MARRIAGES.
Roy Br:ghtwell of Texas end
Miss Myrtle Davis of Slater. r,->
j. F. Allen of Brookfield and
Aiss Margaret Bates of Miami.
Gus Phillips and Miss May
Belle Walker, both of Msrshall.
Joseph j. Priest and Misa
Ruby p. Poland. 10th of Slater.
John A. Tater ot Saline county
nd Miss Jennie Miller of Kansaa
>ity.
Marvin E. Hayes of Shaokel.
ord and Miss Lula L. Macklee-
4 Sweet Springs.
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SALINE.

J5hn Wall, Sr., Of Norton cele.
DRAFTED his 91st birthday Tuesday.
The O'Keef place near Ma I.
shsll, was sold recently for S120
per acre.
Joe Hightower of Miami has
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RANDOLPH.

oouSnC moving picture snow In
Marceline.
Hurley Frazier, Fl years old,
born at Huntsville, died of ap-
oplexy at Cameron, Mo-. Mon
day.
Jesse Polston of Moberly has
bought the 70.acre farm of Billy
Dameron, located near Hunts.
vile.
A. M. Mills has sold his 160-
acre farm, near Moberly, to l..
E. Daniels of CarroIlton for S75
per acre.
Matthias s. Turner. a pion eer
citizen of Randolph county,
passed away Wednesday at his
home in Prairie Hill.
Sears Bros. Of Clifton Hill
have sold their 287.scre farm,
near Brookfield, to r. B. Lam.
bert for 500 per acre.
w. E. Halliburton, 81 years
old, a farmer of near Jackson
vile, died of pneumonia Wednes-
day. His wife and five children
mourn his death.
The engagement of Miss Hattie
Hsworth of Moberly to John M.
Hinmsn OF Decatur, ILL.,, has
been announced, the marriage
to occur In February.
The Moberly water.w ork g
bonds that were to be given to
the Chico go firm, which was
successful in bidding for the bond
issue, were not taken on account
of an alleged flaw.
Mrs. F. x. Forster, aged 81
years, died of paralysis Saturday
at the home of her con, E. M.
Forster of huntsville. Deceased
was a native Of North Carolina
and is survived by four sons.
Acy Smith. a farmer, aged so
yesre, of near Cairo, took his
own life Monday by hanging
himself. Smiths lifeless body |
was found dangling from the |
rafter of a shed room. His act |
was due to dependency over his |
ill health.
In the usually quiet and peace
full neighborhood of Cairo a
terrible tragedy occurred Sun
day. Everett Nichols, aged 40
years, was so badly beaten over
the head with an iron poker in the
hands OF Wm. Vineyard that he
died within a short time. The
testimony OF Vineyards mother.
in law, Mrs. Ames, makes him
out q cold blooded murderer.
Nichols and Vineyard lived in
the same house on the same farm,
near Cairo, and disputed over
the ownership Of stove. Vine
yard states that Nichols, with
revolver in his pocket, started 10
take down the stove pipe Sunday
morning and that he, Viney ard,
hit him on the head with a poker
and beat him into unconscious.
ness. He claims Nichols had
his hand on his revolver when he
struck him. Mrs. Ames, t h e
mother. III law, t 9 Fl e that
first struck Nichols
a cowardly blow from the back.
was cent to jail at
Huntsville 70 await his trial.
MARRIAGES.
Chs, Smith and Miss Ejith
No=i, both Of Mo5erIy.
j. Green Griffin and Mrs. Z. Z.
Cbri-ty, both o. Clifton Hill.
Elmer Downily and Miss Jane
4ahuear. 10th Of near Huntsville.
}. j. II ggins o. Stanoerry ard
Miss Margaret O'Ccnnell of
Moberly.
SALINE.
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CARROLL.

Martin, 6.year-old son of 8.
Cushmsn Of Wakenda, died OF
diptheria Friday.
James Christy has bought the
house of Thos. Marshall in Car
rollton for $500.
Albert E. Dunn, formerly of
Bosworth, 35 years old, died in
Kansas City Saturday.
Nina, 15.yesr-oId dsughtsr of
Ben Dickson of near Carrollton.
died suddenly Thursday.
w. E. Brown has purchased
the Jarboe e Co. bakery and
confectionery in Carrollton.
Albert E. Dunn, formerly of
Bosworth, died of pneumonia in
Kansas City Saturday night.
Mrs. J. w. Irick of near Hale
passed away Wednesday. Her
husband and II children survive
her.
DR.. Bsss Brown has bought 80
acres of land, near Bosworth,
from L. o. Stebbins for S1C5 per
acre.
A. ]. and Geo. Kinnaird have
sold their 145 acres of land in
Comgs township to Thos. Grant
for $50 per acre.
Jas. F. Stanley, blind son of
Thos. Stanley of Wakenda, fell
into q pump hole Monday and
broke his left leg.
A. F. Fidler has sold his resi-.
dence in Norborne to John B.
Early of the Rockingham coun-
try for S3,o62.50.
There are several cases of
diphtheris in Wakenda. T b Q
school there will probably be
closed on account of the epidem.
10.
w. F. Hudson had some locust |
trees cut out of his yard in Car.
rollton last week that were set |
out by Harrison Wilcoxon 70
years ago.
Mrs. Polly Hubbard, SO years
old, died at her Bosworth home
Tuesday afternoon. Deceased |
had been a resident of Carroll |
county for many years. |
Col. r. Findley Smiley, a
native of Ohio, formerly of
Carroll county, aged 81 yeare,
died of heart trouble Tuesday in
Excelsior Springs. His widow
survives him.
The Peoples store in Norborne
had a small blaze Tuesday when
q quanity Of goods piled near the
flue caught fire. The loss and
damage by fire and water is
covered by insurance.
Mrs. Mary A. Hubbard, aged
SO years, died of heart trouble
Tuesday in Boswortb. Mrs.
Hubbard was found dead in Der
chair by her little grandson.
Deceased had lived in Carroll
county for 66 years. Eight chill
dren survive her.
E. W. Kimble of Carrollton
loss several thousand dollars on
wheat, cotton and other stocks
Friday. His trades " ere all
closed out, leaving the local
broker, G.. w. Schweich, in the
hole about S1,SOO. Kimble left
for California before papers
could be served on him.
Red Buck Adkins was arrested
Wednesday on charge of steal
ing q case of cheese from a
Burlington car at Carrollton.
Adkins denied all knowledge of
the affair until the sheriff dis
covered the cheese in his trunk,
then Adkins said he was mis-
taken when he denied his guilt.
MARRIAGES,
Arthur 8. Kistler and Miss
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is a wonderful food-medi-
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kind. 1t will make the
delicate ,sickly baby strong
and wcll-will give the
pale, anemic girl rosy
cheeks and rich, red blood
1t will put flesh on the
bones Of the tired, over
worked, thin man, and
will keep the aged man
or woman in condition to-
resist colds or pneumonia.
in the winter.
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