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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

perfectly safe for TO take and instead Of upsng
medicines this member and makes
digestion easy Thousands themselves Of
Blood Poison by the Of ST. and if and request
ba you yo m for curing
by making healthy boodNatures remedy
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

been weakened BY the ravages
Of the poison, must be built up
before health can be restored.
S. S. S. CURES CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON BY PURIFYING
THE BLOOD. II goes into the
circulation and removes the last
trace Of the infectious virus, acts
with fine tonic effect on the
stomach, bowels, kidneys and
ali portions Of the system, and
thus makes a perfect as well as
lasting cure. S. S. S. is made
entirely Of roots, herbs and
barks, each Of which has q spe-
cific action on the system. Not
a particle of mineral Of any kind
enters into the composition Of
this great medicine. S. S. S. is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
MOTHER REFUSES
TO BELIEVE STORY
Mrs. meHanars srsseiy Hesrs Con.
tsssion % rer Boys 20 Awful
Crime IN west.

tlStlN>ATL Dee Had a bolt
dec, ended from "a clear sky o. could
NOT have cast greater shadow 90
~ 0m over The home % James y and
John J McNaUars. 800 Gurluua
than dtd the news oI their pleas ~
guilty today
know nav boys are innocent.
walled Mrs. MARY Mcnamara. the r
sri"f stricken mother. g ana forced
fo believe that they have pleaded
guilty. hut . know they are INNOCENT
When qu~rtioI-d a. 20 her plans
and as to whether OF not she would
10 tp Los Angelo 90 see her bo.
sh- said
do NOT AnoN fu fae. ! cannot
decide upon anything nuN
Tears. that had been brtvey hold
back during m" short inter, i.-s.
brimmcd to me surface ard 10 hurs'
of sorrON the ag~d mother vas l.1
into another room DE- her daughter
Miss Mar Mcnamara
Also protesting. oven 20 The face of
thee confession. itob,rf and MARY
brother and sister 80 the men. refl "a
20 believe Them guilty Neither oi
them seemed to h.. wrought up over
tIc confession. and while they refused
tu answer many Of Oh. questions pIf
fo them. they stated they belle, q
their brothers Innocent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
LADY SHRINE
HOLD BANQUET
FIVE CANDIDATES INITIATED At
TIE MEETING
Elaborate Menu Served Following the
ini,s;ory Wors-Oreers
Attend Arair

VIII a. elaborate menu fra LADY
Shrin~r- last evening held their an
nlal banquet 40 fh- Masonic Temp-.
on Nark-t street foIoNIux Oh. lnl
u~iiOn work Fl,e candidate were
initiated into IN. Iods. during The
evening Mrs Carl Sobassk acted a.
i'a- 'mistr"-s. sna summer orches
ira furnished the music FolIoalng
ar" the officers 81 'he lodge.
Me Carl Suianski. High Pr.estess
Mrs Fred Stru.hmaun. Princes
Nrs 5 % Summers. Assistant
Princess
Mr. e. Sinclair. Oriental Guide
Mrs Gsnrs, Ford Marshal
Mr- brrr Pickett First Crremon al
Lady
Mrs Sam war,eal second C,rcmo
Mai Lady
Mrs e. Hru'mmer Inner Guard
Mics 4 Ni"weK outer Guard
Mrs. 7 Fisher. captain Patrol
Mrs " Mlr,hali. Miss ID Nieueg
Mrs g. Crazy. Miss A Schairer. Mrs
g. Trainer. Mrs. 10 Miller Patrol
Ih" commifie. ln charge WAS com.
posed 81 Mr. J. "a Baohmaun Mrs
Charles HrIemmer. Mrs Robert Lins
-. Mrs Wm G.. Miller. Mr., Prank
lhurm. Mr. I'd Birch. Mrs. "
Flcket. Mrs 5 q WarfucI. Mrs =
j summer
VI 'nma h1r'~rse.. Nr- 4 Hlra.n-
H'i7- N'.f sir."nI frtr so .tz ts.t.
~. srrsi A'-- O. psst@ NJ.
D.. Iamu"r. Mrr s. e ~--.nrt Ni-s
"i-. Pc. Nrs. tr'I Str4nf.. Eer.
NJ go i... Nc ROBERT iIfl-a'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
FARM RALLY ENDS
West Virginia Federat o. % AGREED.
ture Ends seyser Aeeting
Win Banquet

sr,-a, uspat.n @, tho iats...s--. s-.
KEY SER W Va bee The
meeting % The West Virginia Sfate
Federation 90 Agricultural Assoc.a
lions a. kessrr. concluded with a ban
guet q The preparation, building 70
Fht M FRANK % rabh vac chair.
man % ;he banquet committee cover,
per- laid for 600 and toasfs orr.
offered Bog many - The SPEAKERS 30
attendance upon The sessions all Wc~a
tn" concludius sessions 20 dae nerc
devoted 'o the state horticultural so
ci~'y the speakers Including Po-.
master Alex Ciohan ~ Marunsburs
O.. = >iiler. OF Romn",. and George
y Crsssfe' Many ~ che visitors.
While a. keyser. TOOK trips to che
mammoth orchards O. VS. the biz
Eest Neea IN the history ~ Kr,s,r.
which Vas beautifully decorated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
FAVORED BY CUNMlNs.
VII OTTER Bill IN Congress Taking
NAMING Of Candidate Out Of
Convention.

NASHiNGTON. Dec senator
tummlns. OF Iowa. announced today
thai De- would introduce a hill pro-
v.d.nF 'or presidential primaries early
in fte coming seSs!Cu Tho bill would
direct fhe holding of primary elections
in each state 40 Which the electors or
both parties could announce their
preference Tor presidential candi-
dates The bin would ~ August LIST
~ next wear as the time FOR the frs
Dr. .maries aud n b. should prevail
nothing Vould be LEFT to the national
conventions except the framing 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
WILL NOT nErLECr uPos
LAboR. SAYS z. l. LEWIs
"A Jaass UgOa ovsrbardsRsd worasrs. ID
says Naltsr Hilton, Edit0r
% "a tority.

Tue feirr sa. confession mo- G4r.-a
VI NcNarara -aar a a.rurI-~ Cd. r.-
faLorfns s-r...s... .......
Distract AMI fI .....,. 49,.
r4s..1 f,, +.. .f
tomulh tI.f NO.. r'.
th~ Whet frE a ...rIr. l...t
man ~ to..-... 49, - 49,.
Bs.~ftafn f.. 80. ,...
Martinez ,r..-...f '
TINT IN az. -.afr.. ..
Nanat. ,...,-' pr W
N.N.,,., g.
tIeeetl.- No.. 49,. '' .''
Mr milton ...r 49,. .....
tsnrrr r.r..,-, -
sf.f.rns,.t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
BURNED THE FURS
Hrs. Harris % tHe south Side, the
Urfortunaie Loser 20 tina
Tune % SIS.

near the P,.hlAn castle. T. 'amrnttng
over the iors ~ a Set az s. furs "a a
rather peculiar manner She vas re-
moving some pasiehoard boxes from
Toe attic ~ her home aud burning
them With she contents in the back
ward Unfortunately sh~ had her furs
stored loo The attic and unmiudfully
Consigned them Co the flames
Mrs Harms has th~ sympathy or
her many friends in the unfortunate
AFFAIR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
Car Blown Up

BIRMINGHAM Ala. Dec An %
terurhAn electric car Nas blown up by
dynamite a. Ensi'y Height station
soon after : o'clock tonight Motor
man Johnson VAS seriously injured
and Dispatcher Parsons was cat
about the face br fyins g.sss No
passengers were hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02
M'Namara Confession
A Surprise to Labor

Aeenssd shouId Rave Adrnit-.d n. o,,al,
asfOrs labor spent Bix
sums % Aioasy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

KINGSTON. y y. dec Jess"
Smith of cleveland. o.. wa killed
today while testing an automob To-
here. while travelling $50 miles 400
hour h.- machine tore through a wire
fence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-02

DOLLS
N--rtcEn Tcyisnt
Cs-sssh ssa Fsr-sr as and s>s
Notsiag Ike ther 81 tae 90 scrtt
srsss osi .....-....... $50
soey + sfrS 800
Josrted ccH, 80 sfrS 49, s2rA 49, as
Dresses Dell. scTS -
Nss-s g. go
Del ceca-. g. 6 s. rS-s,sc $50 $40 $3.50
esey STA $50
oou rea1s
SLEpS-SLEtSNs
esey P.sn SssrA $50. $500 $50
fesele Eyer s>Ss
phUsh ReSsns 100 SIS SIS s57S 800
S~tnsns $50
Sh0ory Hosss So SIS So. S12s S5rS ses
cnisrr1s oessA m.ssion tusA ~rh ,ha'- SIS
sAoo.
O-sss $50
Biscseoarss IS. $ Co .......... s. IS
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

81 Of our citizens had
unpleassnt experiences here last
Friday night With two men, who
are described as negro and q
white man, the las, named wear
ing q kheki hunting suit. From
the number Of wild rumors
anJst concerning the nights
happenings, after sifiings and
resiftipgs the following appear
to be f.ots:
Early In the ,vsnin, about
8 O'Clock rs jim Hudnall st.p
ped out OF the back door OF
Thrssh'e cafe, the two miscre.
Ants were standing in the alley
and 40 he passed one Of them
stepped forward and slapped
Hudnall in the face. Tnen they
both ran. HudnAll thought IL
was some ono from Adams
livery barn, where he works,
playing = practical joke; but oil
the came the lick hurt aud anger
ed him, and going 10 the livery
barn hetook up the thick end Of =
buggy whip, started out Ia
search Of bis assailants and TO
locate the city marshal. Coming
wess on Bridge street, Hudnall
saw two men step FROM the
vacant lot between the Farmers
bank building and Levy's rscke,
store. Recognizing the khaki
suit, be he struck at them, o.,
this both men jumped on Hud.
nail. beating and Kicking him
down. This accomplished. they
Ned q second time.
Rowing about, delivering sun.
dry kicks and slaps TO oil those
unfortunate enough to be In their
wake, they finally reached the
residence Of Z. A. Stamper in
the southeast para VI town aud
there met part OF tue tate thsy
deserved. Mr.. slsmper was In .
small bed room counting $50 or
more 10 money belonging 70 the
+. NJ. Stampsr Poultry Co., u
which he 10 manager. The
shades were not olosely drawn
and the two men slipped up ard
saw In. stamper and the money
Coming noiselessly 10 the kiich.
en- door, enc Of them was caught
by the house dog and In attempt.
ing TO escape got bis feet tangled
with q STOP bucket on the task
porch. He fell. soaked In the
refuse. he made his escape ana
has been heard iron no more.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
elimination Of the New Jersey
Bathiub Case.

No more mysterious or wicrd
story ever occurred between the
covers OF the veriest yellow back
than the; OF Mrs, Ooey Snead,
found dead in q bath ub a; her
bone in Eastorange, N. j., NV.
1909 with a suicide u ito pinned
to her night dress. l. 1905 tw,
Wardlsw sisters OF poor but sris-
tocratic family opened d fsshioc-
able school at Murfreesboro,
Tenn. With the arrival Of the
third sister, Mrs. Caroline Mar
tin and her daughter, ocey,
strange rumors became current
and resulted in the schools
bankruptcy. Then 81 insurance
mania seized the sisiel and they
took out heavy policies n sn cunt
OF $50, 900 on ocsy's IiIe, although
SIZE wss but mere caild. When
they married her to Fletcher
Snesd, q divorce snd her fist
cousin. Hoping to in,eres: weI.;hy
philsntrophists in O scheme for
girls school at New YofK, the
family moved there In 1907
They were unsuccessful. The
went to q dark iorbiddiag bogss
st Flatlands where Snead drop
ped out OF sight and the young
wife was told by her mother and
aunts that he wac dead. To, n
the Enhi scene OF the tragedy
was laid at East orIngc. Here
the girl was found dead in the
bathtub. Her spinttsr aunt,
Miss Virginia Wardlow, confess.
cd that she knew her nsice mea.:
10 commit suicide and that oil
through the nigh. she sat on the
stairway with the kroxiedge ,ha!
the girl had dragged herself 20
the bath room. In The gray
dawn OF the morning, che ascend.
ed the stairs and sew the girls
body In the tub. Mrs. Marhn
was found and placed under ar.
res. Dec. 10 and lsstMonoay con
fessed 10 killing her daughter
Mean Ehile the lii!ie child bosn 70
ocsy snead ard taken from her
and placed in n home, died and
Mise wsrdloN committed suicide
by starving TO death. T b e
authorities had oh lrsei that 'he
three old won On either murderer
tho girl or forced her 70 cor mi
suisido In order that they nigh
oollsc. the $4,000 I.asurane,
money.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Hank Officials Elected.

The annual election OF q board
OF directors Of the Farmers bank
Of Charlton county >ss held
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10.
Ths follpwing directors we're
elected; John ID. Taylor. c. n.
Brandt, Dr.. A. c. srlser, W. O.
Smith, E. A. Carter, a. 8. Tay
lor, G. A. Chapman. W. A. Tsy.
lor. J. c. wallaos and o. p. Ray.
A. s Taylor continues ss
presi leEt. J. c. Wallace 90 vice.
president, n. q. Miller .s oash-
Ter with o p. Ray end A.
+. Taylor ne assistants. Toe
position of book X spsr left
open by the resignation OF Roy
Pearson has not yet been filled.
AZ ever before the psrsonnsl Of
the Fame bank spells rsli.bil.
ity and courteous. careful treat.
msnI Of ,heir patrons.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
A Happy Golden Wedding Day.
A very enjoyable time was had

A very enjoyable time was had
at he home VI Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter Deweese, Jan. 3, 1911, It
being the 50.h anniversary OF
their n srrisge. Their children
had prepared a bountiful dinner
consisting Of many Of tho good
thi'gs to ts,, found 10 this
cou ty.
TAirty seven guests partook
ui the delicious repsst. The
table was beautifully decorated
With yellow, white and pink
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Deweese
were the recipients OF a number
Of valuable AID useful gifts, the
presentation speech being deliv.
cred BY Frank Dfumheller.
Thsss present, all relatives,
we're Mr.. und Mrs. |. j. Allen
ana daughter, Ebds, Mr.. and
Nrs R9te.t Waugh Of Sumner,
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. May and
family, Mr.. aud Mira. G. NJ. De.
w,ese and family, Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. Deweese and two children,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Deweese, oil
Of Indian Grove, Mr. and Irs.
Ben BilIups Of Newhsll, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Drumhel;er OF Kiows.
.:as., Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Pow.
ell Of Red Lodge, Mont. and Mrs.
Ambrose Pierce Of Rector, ARK.
Miss Matte and Robert De-
wesse were kept away by having
chicken pox and other relatives
were absent on account OF the
extreme Geld weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deweese were
among the fret settlers Of this
community, and have lived on
the same farm for 43 years.
oss Who WAS THERE.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Cold wave .. us.

The cold wye preoictsd ftr
Thursday Ia almost upon u..
Toe cole spelI raging from the
north and vsss 10 rapidly sp.
prosohing and We win probably
have conditions 40 degrees oold.
or than the temperature Of Wed.
nssday. The ooId weather has
been predicted for several days
snd 10 nov due.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Saline county Murder.

A more complete ae ,oani OF
the Weaver murder at vtl.s's
I'lsnd 10 Saline CO. sn,y, Christ.
mae day, gives & I,.e iao!s which
ga not appear N cur las. weeks
n''ss' Toe story Of tho sneoun-
''F vas ! ,ia by .xo ego wi.ntss..
e'' I'd <Ard Burcbill sai Joan.
SS' s, farmers. who In attempt
,s - aid Weaver whilo hs vas
at hands Of Philip Smith. q 20.
yssr uld member Of tho family
held secountable for the murder
OF Hm. Weaver. The story goes
that "old Bill" Weaver on
Christmas morning ven. over IN
the island and took with him his'
bottle Of whisksy. while the,.
Amos Smith, II ysars old, came
up TO him and asked for a drink.
Recognizing the boy as one Of |
hiS enemy, Weaver refused. Tho |
boy then cursed Weaver AZ n
safe distance, and tauhtsd him
With eovardiee, saying that he
wac afraid 10 venture near the
home Of bis enemy. Weaver be.
came snrsged and went home,
procured q gun and started for
the region OF tho Smiths. Hs
vas met as little clearing By
Htzskiah Smith and his sife.
Toe woman assaulted Weaver with
q butcher knife and vhilo seek.
lng To avoid her rushss, hs vaF
cut seven times. Then he shot.
her through the arm. Several
shots were exchanged and the
younger Smith struck Weaver
over the head with bis gun.
rhsrsupon the elder Smith Issrs
I'd upon The PROSTATE form and
began hacking and cutting the
'sos and body. Weaver died
'ishous rseainine consciousness.
The vhols Smith family were
odssd In jail II hsrshslI. Their
'fsliminary trial is cot for jan
z. The origin Of the fsud BE-
vssn The families vss In the
narrisgs OF Smiths dsuehssr 10
'iiiis weaver. . twin brother Of
10 slain man. Bitter ssslia~
'as soessdsssd bsssuss Ne
'ssvsss sasosrsgsd ssd sidsa
y couple vAsa ~ sniHhs q.
ND 70 Ne nsIsA. 4
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Pneumonia.

An epiGemio Of pnsumonia
seems to be sweeping the count
~. Ia our osn county We have
nov q number Of serious cases
and have had several deaths re-.
sulting from the dread disease.
Records Show iha. In 81. Louis
II deaths there Monday were
due 10 rntumonis. The death
rate from pneumonia has been
higher In the past month
Of ohsngeabls weather than
Il has been fer q mum.
Der Of years In the came
period Of time. The disease is
highly dangerous to the elderly,
10 ,hs physically weak and 10
youup children; but many per-
cons Of strongest vitality sue
oumb 10 Il. Home treatments
seldom relieve pneumonia and
a physician should be called
iumedia.sly upon the occurrence
OF the syUp,ema. Delay is
dangerous.
"Pneumonia," ssys sssistant
Health Commissioner Jordan OF
81. Louie. ''is caused by Q sud.
een ohiIlioR Of tho warm body.
1he fret symptoms are Q chill,
high fever. pains in ohest which
make breathing difficult"
According 10 bic opinion the
most potent cause Of pneumonia
IL ,be wearing Of heavy under
wear indoors which lssds. In .
fairly warn temperature, %
pwspirstion. Then upon going
ou, into the cold the body is
ohilisd. Medium or light UNDER
wear sboul, be worn. Lot your
,a,se wrap supply the additional
warmth for outdoor needs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

Hon. John d. Taylor has been
made chairman of the Criminsl
Jurispfudenos committee. one II
the most important committees 10
NE House Of Representative.
He has also been selected - .
member Of the Committee on
elections. which body viii have
70 psss On the 10 election oon.
tests nov psudins In the House.
Mr.. Taylor has appointed Misc
Agnes wallace Of this oIty ~
ssofstssy Of bic committee and
ehs dspavssd Wednesday, 70 -
euus hse duslse 10 shss position.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
CIVIL CASES.

WflRus.
CIVIL CASES.
Eva Morrison vs. A. 7. & s. E..
Railway Co, damages The at.
torneys employed by the plain.
tiff are withers & Kneisley,
Busby & busby Of Carrollton
and Gilcert Lamb of Salisbury.
William H. Crew vs.. Clara
Bell Crew, divorce. j. A. ColleE
OF Mendon 10 plaintiffs couasel.
A. L. Mowrey vs. John II.
Wright ct 81, attachment suit, U.
A, houte OF Sumner 10 legal
advisor for plaintiff.
Elliott GroveC Cemetery Assoois- :
tion vs.. estate OF j. A Merchant,
appeal from probate court.
Michael Rodgers We. estate OF
Coy Hsryford, appeal from pro-
bate bourt. Wm. H. Bradley Of
Salisbury is retained as plain
pf's counsel.
Harry VI. Nixon vs.. Bertha
Nixon, divorce, j. A. Collet 10
attorney fer plaintiff.
J. L. Ellis ct al We. 8. W.
Chusinger, suit on contract and
attachment. BENZ. l.. White OF
harceline 10 legal adviser for
plaintiff.
Willie Porter, q minor, by
James Snyder We. Wabash rail-
way Co., damages. The attorney
for the plaintiff 70 Aubrey Ham
mott Of Huntsville.
James r. Duvall We. Wabash
Railway Co., damages. Qasyle
q Hammett Of Mobsrly are em.
ploysd as counsel for the plain
tiff.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
ie23

wins the s25 given away 10 the
corn contest. n you lost this
do no. continue 10 lose by
not buying implements and
blacksmilbing from me In 1911
Thanking my customers one
and all for their pas, patronage
and hoping for q continuance a
same and wishing you all . hap.
py and prosperous New Year, I
am IS n
Yours Truly,
r. X. WRIGHT,
Indian Grove, No.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
soIons Ready for Business.

Inc i6.h general ASSEMBLY, OF
Missouri went into session We'd
nescsy, Jan. 4, at i2:i5 o'clock.
John T. 5aker OF Macon county
bad been agreed upon as speak.
er nsiors Legislature convened
ss had most Of the minor
office. j. Kelley Pool, editor
OF the CentrAlia Courier, wac
chosen ascSisi clerk. Hewss 0p-
pose1 Dy A. l.. AeCsS,sy.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Sales.

We wish TO call the attention
Of our readers 70 the tig two
page nd inserted for Ell shire's
Big Daylight store for their semi
annual cleaning sale. Don't fail
10 read the vaules.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

A 800 8 ton Pillsss sosls com.
plsts with steel frame. Beam
boz and compound bssm for seo.
Terms. freight essh. balance %
days. Fully warranted By ths
mskss. Pail Information b. sp.
plying Il oass 70 Z. n. Logon,
Waessh r. r. Co. Ssa
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

Rev, ". B. Wheeler Of oias.
gov viii preach ~ n. Il. church
south Sunday morning and even.
ing. He 10 . nns preacher end
vs tsuss hs nag sddrsss large
congregations hsrs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

Hocosesapts sor OpeFatfo0s.
Dr.. A. W. zillman sooomp.ni.
Cd Mrs. Jim Hershey Of north
vest OF town and A. d. Hurt Of
the Forks Of Charlton 70 Parker
hospital ss Columbis, NJ. where
each .ill undergo an operation,
hrs. Hershey for cancer and
Mr.. Hurt for goilsr.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

There oame Tuesday aii the
way from the Island VI ssmAo 70
New orlssns, Ls.. Sisnsss twins
who desire 10 be severed from
each other. Az we're tbs more
famous t~lns. they are linked
t,gsshsr 81 the base Of the spinal
column. Their nance are Lucio
and 5implioio 0ooinio.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13
Criminal Calendar.

Charles Raymond. q horse
trainer hsiling from Armstrong.
No., who has beer employing
his time here for the past few
weeks fighting booze mainly and
breaking q fow horses as q side
iIsue, wac arrested Monday by
the City Marshall Tisdale chArg-
ej With cruelty 10 animate. II
seems ,ha, Raymond bad been
tying Q horss In an inhumsn
manner, purperiing that his
method would make the horse
see The error Of lie bslky ways.
He vas ordered by the marshal
TO release the horse aud did 90.
Later he was discovered beating
the horss cruelty and was there.
upo. taken into custody. HE
trial osme up before Justice OF
Peace X. II. T,sasls ws1nss.
day afternoon. He vas bound
ovec TO the February term OF
circUis court ~ Salisbury. Bs.
Ing allowed the liberty TO seek
for his bondsmsn, no took 90.
oasicn 10 make his ssoAps from
the county and up 10 the prssen,
date bas not been apptshsndsd.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

BURTON wusoN:-A. Siober-
iy Wednesday evening Miss
A;nE Wilson OF Lsgonds was
m Tried 20 Henry T. Burton OF
near Mg5erly. The bride is q
you z lady Of pleasing perscn.
atty. The bride groom is mana.
ger 81 coal mine snd m honor.
sbio ana Industrious gentlemen.
The COURIER extends congrstu-
l4;igns end best wishes for their
N itrimonial success.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-01-13

Grand Concert. Logan's Band,
Court House. Friday, Jan. 20