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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

i6ubr Wubro @ilien beocite. Sd
for mel 1beel globb net, Dob Die SO.
Gus ebbes nit Yolitifs III Or 9rdIi'
bentlefihen 5l obiin ben.
0ic ihun geIabt, len ie amer bod
gait5 merfperrige Ginger. &c fun.
ME gum 8oridei 10 peib, mie bic
friihgemaihe ltni6ulo, amer 10 &C.
ihminb as ie it'd mol reft umgegufi
ben, fange lie an, Wisoi6iei Su made.
Die Wannfe ien net 10 iflimm
ieQe bofe iif nj Ell s(it I'm iinge D,
gang lieb lang Dag. Die @eibd)l
amer frabble nj Die oiinne 3peigl
mans III itefe nei. 8anm mer 10 en-
3nafe betrad)t, oarm guft er grab.
as peftn err NIT Or Gqbmaifin ge.
obr mdr. IS iot mid gar net @lln,
ner nemnte, mann Or Grfinner pur
Die Hdbmaidine iei 4Gtent net pm
Die Socuit abgeguft bot. Inner
Sdltlmeeihter bot mir geIobt, bai
BET ieoem Stih ab Ell Socits.S 81 in Dit
Hino neigelegt nero, III ipunn bdnr
aus Die Sier Ole irnge @ermd)(
ra,tsfGmte, oann o1t ieLler 3peig ab,
iterue. Sea merb mol ab 10 Jet; emf
bait dlIemeiI iebnt nler bel 9ebm, az
guide, as mann lie bulb oerr mare ober
as mann en- Selier borf Die MeI
garge par. @ann es iltitt Die 8uid)'
bebm nGre, Damn mar es net ic
iflimm; amer es len ab Die gbbel.
9iere., Quite. I'm allerbai1o anne,
S6itbebm, mas bun bem 2i,oer5eil
mieiht perbaliIt tporre len.
Gen 8utes ben Die 2ocuS amer bod
9eitift: 6rieber ben Inn Die Sobres'
5eit ais Die arappe Die iunee SinfeI.
der geitoble. amer alepeil finne i
bleuop 5u ireiie i'm 9uih I'M ie fitter(
iid I'm Die Snrge nit Soclis. glb Die
Spase, no es aafort beeBt, ie mare
mir NIT, fange bunnerte bon 2ocus
meg. gs Is iuiht ihao, BOB es net
umgefebrt is I'm bab Die 9ociis oil
Spase net toomod)e, befobs, Die 60
Gus fuulme iuidt aae iieb3eb Sobr
amer Die perooQte Spase perre off
Spbr mefner.
@ie id1 periteb, fen Die 9oclis 10 er
Sort Soiihrede, mas es ihun Dol
piele bauieo Sobr gene bot. 81
iipens in 6'r 9ipel lett ner oerpur
I'M baB es in friebere 3eit 9eit GENE
bot, mas Die 2ociis geiie ben. Rod
Or oft Hubl is 4aes, mas nj oil
@elt fummt, ab for ebbes gut, mann
mfrs oh grab net eiiebne ODER per
Itebne. SD bin ihnbr, es sebt 2ett
mas taitieo 9baler gene oGte, penr
ie en- 9ocus iebne fennte, perlei6,
nod mebr. Bis ie pieoer fllmme
len piel bun itns net me DO, einibal
id gIabb net, oaB if ieqer @eiane
nod emol erleb. fr
Or aItnSansiore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
spab muB aud join.
Simmer forfeit.

Der @eltuntergang perSogerte ii6,
neil bas @inorinaen oes 8ometen IN
oas preuBii6e 9ebiet formele
Shpierigfeiten mad)te. Gr muBte
crit ieine Wilitdrpapiere bcidaifen
uno ii6 inlpfen laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Ins a~inSermunb.*)

Gin fiinfidbriser Sunee, Der iebl
piel franf mar, ioate auf Inratben
oes Sausar5tes abgebdrtet nerben,
Mls beites Nittel empiabl err, Den
| Sungeu falt 5lt oillhen; oa aber eine
Suihe fir bas fleine, ihm1flide
@eien bieqeift az iturf eerpelen p1.
re, iollte es NIT elmer sroBen 9teb.
fanne oroentlid abgegoiien tperben
gines cages Itano Der Sunge in
Der 9aoetpanne lInb murbe BON ieiner
Wutter begoiien. CIR meinte bitter
lid, uno mGbreno bas @aiier iiber
ieinen fIeinen aorper rani,, iing er
ploslit NIT ihluh5enoer, 5~itternoer
Stimme an 81 iingen: sd BIN mie
eine 9lume!" ct bate oft bon lei
mem Glteren 9riioer,, Der 8ioline
Ipielte, oas 9ieo: r3u bit pie eine
slume" BON Saiier sebort.
Ser fleine Semi, iefs Sabre oft,
Sobn zines aaufmannes, gebt BALI
elm Sabr in Die Shule unb miro bon
ieinen Mttihiilern MIR .SredoofS"
be5ei6ent. gines cages bate Semi
iein Seft, norin er ieine ibriitliher
Irbeiten semabt bate, pereeiien
@ie iein 9ebrer i'm MN fragt, no CT
ieine Irbeit bate. antiportet Seine
natiirIih, er bate iein Seft persei'
len. 9araui iagte Der 9ebrer: rSei,
nj, Seini, bait III 0eine Irbeiter
aud semaft?"
SCENT armioerte: ,Sa." Ia ieir
9ebrer bennod oaran 5neifelt. triti
Seini Dor. bolt ieinenl 9ebrer bic
Sonb bin uno Iagt: nWollen mir
nal ipetten2"
Gin geitras, pte Die ainSer of
nift oireft 3n bitten magen uno bn.
Der. Inn Sas @emiinifte bod 81 or.
reiten, f0itlid nburb Die glume"
ipreden.
Sic feline Splie, oamols elm ulac.
fGbr fiiuf Sabre nltes 9tod)borsfino,
miiBte unierer aofin bin uno pieoer
fleinere @dnge modem uno befanl
Damn bofiir Elm Srob nit gingenlad,.
tenn beitriben.
Gines Cages nar Die aodlin mil
Ginmnheu bon Sriiften beih1itigt,
ais Sulie bas SuitS betrat. Shon
alti Der Stiege idnupperte lie uno
rief bann:
sd ricd)e g%ingema1tes nit
Wrob."
Gin anOermal per5ebrte Die a0din
cine @iirit. llnier 8oritebbuuo
@albi lab babel nit beaebrlihen ai.
gel. IA meintc alein. Sulie, Die
oieie 9lidc lab, poQ WitleiS: y@enn
ih elm Stiifhcn @urit b1tte, CAB i'd
Dem @aloi Die Saut."
y
Weine GItern batten lonse 3eit in
Sranfreih gelcbt; mir iino and in
Sronfreih aeboren. glls MN meme
@ltern nah Ieutihlanb 5uriidgeso.
gen lparer, lpuroe mein fleiner 9ru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
Cine Spariantc.

Sic: sd iebe ni6t Elm, morum
mir nidt nit 1000 Warf i1brlih bel.
rotben ioqten. Bapa iagt, ntebr 70.
Itet meme @aroerobe nid)t."
Gr: yglber, lieber Shas, mir
miiiien bod audi etDas 5t eiien ba'
6en."
Sic G6moGenb): 80 bieie @Gn'
uerl SIMMER oenfen lie an ibren
Mtagen!"
(gus Dem r@eiten unb 9abeim" }
Der alte Yenniplpanier SansjOra
iiber Die Senidrefen.
Miifter Srufer!
Ses Sobr ben mir Dieber Mol en-
9roBartiger 9eiuf friest - Die SO.
chs. @ann iele fumme len I'M nie
lie fil1nnte len, fam ih net red,t iuge
-uf eemol mare ie oo-iper Nahi
bel Die Milione. slime iteene
Sunoag Worge bab ih en- @abf ge.
nltnlme in or 9uih naiis, I'm DO bab
i6 Sueri6t genotiit, bab b'r 9ooe
ausguft pie en- Hittel, gans pon
fleene rllnoe 9o6er. gridt bab i'd
gemeent, 9upe bette iea gebbu nit
enc Stede; pie i1 mid amer runtge.
gltft bob, 90 pot es iuitt 10 gefrao'
oelt an aae Strduher I'M 9ebm. 90
bab ib Damn eeipibt, mas es mar, be.
fobs i'd bab es i6lin en- bar mol err.
lebt, bes ietift mol Dor iieb3eb Sobr.
I'm bes is grab oes @unner6arlid)
an Dem gan3en Ding, bob es iiebaeb
Sobr nemmt, for 10 en- armieIiger
Safer nj Die @elt 81 brinse. gi 10
lang nemmt eS 10 net for en- glefant.
@ea, mann mer ebbes 10 lang net
meb geiebne bot, oonn is es alemol
mieoer ebbes 9eeies. 60 bab i'd oann
Die Socus en- gan5e @eil gepatiht.
@ie ie aus EN- gobe raiisgefraboeli
len, bani1 mare lie gang m%erfiperrige
grobe Safer. Damn len ie en- Std
peit ame 9abm ODER @ebii6 rrtfse.
fraooelt, ben ii1 feitsebalte I'M en-
biiiel peri6nouft I'M Damn len lie Der.
bel, ibre S~perboie ab5uitrippe. 90
Is bonn Ell ihee neiB Sbierte raits.
eeidluppt, nit rotbe abge, mas arg
biisig aiisseg,idt bot. Die Sliesel
mare net greeber, as nie enc fleene
aino lei Sinsernagel, ben amer bal
anfange 81 pafie; III IN ebaltt en-
balne Strno mare lie iiper en- 3on
lang, ben iih anfanse braun an iGrbe
LIMB b'r 2ocils mar ferrig. s(ui
iebem Sliesel is en- engliib u. @os
iea beoeit, peeb ih net. 0beel iage.
es mar en- Sein, oab b'r Gait i'm
nG6ite Sobr mieoer 9%rGiibent perre
Dot, peil teller @iaiam beeBt. GIN.
mere meene, es fennt iri6t 10 gut at
Or @iaiam 9reien meene. Or of
Sifob bot amer geiabt. neil uf lie.
Dem Sliegel en- % pdr, 10 bat JED
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08

Weine GItern batten lanse 3eit in
Sranfreih gelcbt; mir iinb and in
Tranfreih seboren. als MN meme
@ltern na6 9eutihlauo 5uriidgeso.
gen lparen, rpuroe mein fleiner 8rii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-08
8ramiamc Mpoc.

ySiS iest fonnte meine Srou, ii.
res moberuen &ofes me9en, nibt
geben; aber MN, no lie ibreu nelten
Sitt beiist, fam iie aith nid,t mebr
ieben."
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Married

Charlie Mason captured one Of
Chariton's fair women and led
her to the hymenial altar last
Sunday. without consulting any
Of the bcys or girls of her set or
his, altho he had to talk dad"
into the matrimonial scheme.
This done. and arning himself
with Recorder Wayland's pass
port, he gathered Miss Trude
Vincent into the Gretna Green
Of Charlton. the hospitable home
of Everett Chapman Of Salisbury;
where they were united in mar
rage by Rev. Crow.
Charlie is one OF the born
hustlers. but il is also bred in
his wife. and II this jolly. good
looking. upon the bit" pair
don't make good. then we quit
guessing on matches. Mr.. Mason
is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mason. among Our thriftiest
farmers near town. and is one Of
the popular boys Of the neighbor-
hood. Mrs. Charlie Mason Is the
really good looking. vivacious
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
Vincent. also extensive farmers
living four miles north OF this
city. Perhaps no man in the
county Is much better known
than her father Rush" Vincent.
and he and his estimable wife
have the great satisfaction Of
kDowing that their children are
not only ambitious. but are
thoroughly equipped for domestic
life. Mrs. Mason Is a sister Of
Mrs. Everett Chapman. at whose
home the happy event occurred.
The Courier wishes them long
life and prosperity. and desires
TO be numbered among their
friends.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Contracts for Apples
Repudiated

Quite a number Of our farmers
having large quantities of apples
have lost them by contracting
them to M. E. Richardson, an
apple buyer onerating here for
his father.
Young Richardson contracted
more orchards than he could
handle with the force he saw
fit to employ, and when the hard
freeze Of two weeks ago landed
on the fruit yet unpicked, he re-
fused to take it. II is conten-
ded that he could have easily
met his obligations, extensive in
this regard tho they were If he
had employed help as he should
have done under the circum-
stances. Messrs. Witt, Clavin.
Noting and several others will
be heavy losers if they cannot
recover by suit, which we UNDER
stand is being undertaken. We
hear that some Of the parties
Richardson contracted with lost
about 1000 bushels Of apples.
and altogether the quantity runs
high. By all means Mr.. Rich
ardson ought to make good to
all from whom he contracted,
and voluntarily.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Elections Tuesday

Foss. democrat reelected Gov.
of Massachusetts, by more than
1000. Abig increase in the demo-
cratic vote In New Jersey. show
ing popular approval Of Gov.
Wilson's administration. Jas'B.
McCrery, democrat. elected Gov.
of Kentucky by about 1900
bringing that state back 10 where
Il started from when Il went
wrong. Maryland and New York
claimed by both parties at time
Of going 10 press. Rhode Island
reelected Pothier. republican.
Mississippi and New Mexico
elected democratic Governors.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

court, $4
J. C. jenkins, labor at Jail
$1.O
J. w. Staples. delivering ex-
press, I$1.55
s. w. downing, supplies to
county, So
Hugh Stephen & Co., same,
$3.50
c. c. Parks, fees for self and
deputies, $3.50
C. c. Carlstead, salary as
county Supt. Schools 1926
R. c. Gray, same as Highway
Engineer
r. w. Rucker, same as Prose.
cutting Attorney
T. 7. Cruise, same as janitor.
$lO5
Eddie Keeting. same as assis-
tant janitor, $50
M. B. Hunt, pauper coffin,
Sc
Salisbury Democrat, station
cry & printing, $2S. so
C. c. Carlstead, money ad-
vanced for supplies, 81
Preston Wright. labor at
court house, S24.50
Lloyd Fawks. painting county
bridges, s24.50.
Frank Vincent, same. Sl9.95.
L. L. Gordon. same, $40.
s. A. Gordon, same, S95.3S.
Claibe Franklin. same. $3.50.
c. F. Courtney. same, s72.63.
NJ. F. Franklin. same, 35.Ss.
H. J. Richardson, same, s9.63.
J. W. Fawks, repairing county
bridges. S339.lo.
J. L. Moore. bridge lumber,
$50.
Peter Witt. same. Sll5.75.
A. NJ. Colley. supplies to coun
ty. s2l.5O.
American Disinfecting Co.
same. s6l.93.
West Disinfecting Co.. same
$3.50.
Will Moore. coal for county
s59s.lO.
J. H. Davis. barbering. si.50
Standard Printing Co.. print
ling and stationery: sll0.26.
G. d. Barnard & Co.. same
sS7.ss.
August Cast & Co.. same, 32. 40
Salisbury Press. same. S30.75
1 Weekly Brunswicker. same
sS7.
Buxton & Skinner. same. s56.
los.
! National Supply Co.. same
s7.45.
Weekly Swastika. same. S2.25
Con Stewart. same. $3.50.
Spaulding Stationery Co.. same
s275.
Continued next week.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
His hearty welcome and

il HIS hearty welcome and
|gS lal hospitality will be missed
by all who knew him. and the
taking away of one of the old
time gentlemen who have grown
all to scarce in Missouri, will be
universally regretted. The
Courier sincerely deplores the
loss Of a good man, a good friend
aud a splendid citizen.
~
Norman ]. Coleman former
Lieut.. Gov. and the editor Of the
Rural World, was stricken with
appoplexy on the train at Lexing-
top Junction last Thursday.
He established Coleman's Rural
World in 1S4S. He was a men,
Der of President Cleveland's
cabinet. and has been in some
influential position connected
with agriculture ever since he
quit practicing law In 184S. He
is "a years old.
The distinguished man died on
the train before reaching St.
Louis his lease on life ending at
Moberly on Friday. From all
over the country distinguished
men gathered at st. Louis to be
present at his funeral at 4:30 p.
m. and among the honorary
pall-bearers were a member OF
his former friends from all over
the state.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

The X. II. S. basket ball team
went to Hale last Saturday to
play n good team there. Our
boys had automobiles engaged
TO take them over and back. and
5 Of the team made a successful
get away BY 10 a. m. but 3 were
left here on account Of their dis
abled auto. Sometime In the
the afternoon they chartered
a lumber wagon and struck out
south under the leadership Of
Noel walther. The boys reached
Hale IN time by every kind convey
ance. and tho pretty well worn
out with their efforts 10 get
there" materially assised in add
ing another scalp TO X. II. S,
by a score Of 10 TO II. Come on.
boys.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
s0uH1Y COURT
Regular November, 1911,
Term at Keytesyille

County court met in session
with the following officers pres
ent, to-wit: "A. S. Taylor, pre-
siding Judge; M. ]. Lain and
Barney Reigelsberger, associate
judges; A. N. Harding, sheriff
and c. C. Parks, clerk.
State Auditor ordered and re-
quested to draw his warrant in
favor Of ]. B. Shannon, county
treasurer, for the sum due this
county for the county foreign
insurance moneys.
Same for the amount due the
county for the county superin-
tendent salary for the year 1911.
Ordered'that A. N. Harding.
sheriff, be allowed so cents per
diem for each prisoner confined
in the county jail for the year
1912.
w. L. Wright, circuit clerk,
files statement of fees received
by him for the third quarter end
ing Sept. 30. 1911. which is ex-
amined and approved.
Same as to c. c. Parks, coun-
ty clerk.
w. L. Wright. circuit clerk
presents bill Of costs in criminal
cascs as follows.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Marriage Licenses


Walter II. Wright Prairie Hill
and Edith Mcdaniel. Clifton
Hill.
Charles Mason and Gertrude
Vincent Keytcsville.
A. A. Cloyd and Susan Mott.
Salisbury.
Joseph J. Schumacher and
Francis Meinhart. Wien.
b. A. Meyer and Iouisa San.
dcrs. Forrest Green.
Orvill Thompson and Lillian
Finley. Snyder.
Hsmp HANDS Of Nike VA
shnrrso0 k~rs Tsn~n4av
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

paid TO ]. B. Shannon and by
him TO the parties thereto entitled.
F. F. Hamilton. collector Of
Yellow Greek township. ordered
10 credit the taxes assessed
against 8 acres sw cor g hf sw
5-55-l9 in the sum Of $3.50.
Same as to II. Y. Shupe. col
lector Mendon township. taxes
assessed against Geo. L. Gardner
in the sum Of Si.6i.
DIR. II. E. Tatum coroner, pre-
sents proceedings Of inquest held
on body Of J. c. Peterman. who
was found dead near Salisbury.
October 26. 1911: also bill Of costs
in the sum Of s27.39. which Is
ordered paid to the parties there,
| 10 entitled.
A. s. Rucker. collector Of Sails
bury township ordered TO credit
the taxes assessed against Sails
bury Mil for the year 1911 IN
the sum Of sl9.2O. on account Of
an erroneous assessment
Upon the written request oi
Jacob Widmer for admission oI
Jos. widmer into the Colony foI
Feeble Minded at Marshall, Mo-,
Il Is ordered by the court thai
the Board Of Managers be re
quested TO admit the said Jos
widmer.
A. N. Harding. sheriff. pre-
sents board bin Of prisoners con
fined In the county jail from
August LIST 10 Nov. lst 1911, ID
the sum Of s232 which h cxamin
ed. approved and ordered paid.
Whereas this court being ap
priscd Of the death Of VIM. J
Parks. one Of our most distingu
ishcd citizens as well n q formel
member Of the court and IN
father Of the present count,
clerk. a. q token Of respect an,
a tribute 10 his many valuabl
services heretofore rendered,
Il ordered that this court do nov
adjourn until Tuesday morning
|at 8 O'Clock.
The court selected the follow
ing named pesons 10 Get - Ped
Jurors 1t the February term o
leircuit court st SaIisbury. viz:
Be Branch ). 80. .Chaa Car
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Corn Show

There will be corn show, aeri-
cultural lectures and other talks
by prominent people from the
State College. at the Court House
in Keytesville Friday. Nov. II.
Quite a list Of valuable premiums
will be given to raisers Of the
best corn. The list Of prizes was
not arranged in time for us to
publish as we desired, but there
are a large numberof them con-
tributed by our business men.
DR.. D. Lucky, State veterenar-
ian, S. M. Jordan. J. Kelly Wright
and B. p. Smoot, all Of the agri-
cultural department Of the State
University will speak. Miss
Eva welch Of the Home Econom-
ic department will speak at the
High School building on Domes.
tic Science. All women are es-
pecially requested to turn out
and hear her.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10
Volume XII
Obituaries

night, Nov. z, lSll arter an III
ness of a few days rom gan
grenous appendicitis, aged about
So years. He was operated on
for the trouble on Thursday prior
to his death, and for awhile it
was thought he would survive,
but the ravages Of peritonitis had
not been stayed in time.
Robert Donaldson was a native
Of Canada, but came to Salisbury
when quite young man and has
been identified with practically
ever progressive move which has
advanced the city to the first
place in the county. About l6
years ago he married Miss Nell
Heryford. who survives him.
together with relatives in Canada.
Sunday, Nov. 5. 1911. funeral
services were held in the Chris
tian church after which the
lodge Of A. F. & A. M. to which
he belonged took charge and
deposited one among their best
members in his last resting place
in the Salisbury cemetery.
Salisbury has a number Of men
who stand high in the estimation
Of the world, but none among
them who will. when they de-
part on the endless journey from
earth. leave a vacancy that will
beIharder TO fill than that made
by the death Of Bob Donaldson.
He was n good man in every
sense Of the word. and the num-
Der among the poor who are
forced TO seek again for a friend
in time of need. will ever be
10th to say they have found a
better. no matter how good.
With earnest hope for every re-
ward for our friend thru all
eternity, the Courier joins his
relatives and neighbors in be-
moaning his loss.
Judge william .. J.-tUnele Billy
Parks died ut his home 5 miles
south Of this city Saturday even
ing Nov. 4. 1911. Of general de-
bility. He was born Jan'y z
1884 and married to Margaret
Butler nearly SO years ago. his
wife and five boys and two girls
surviving him, l3 children having
come TO them He was buried
at Asbury Chapel Monday n.
m. and the funeral services wer,
as impressive as the minis,
ter who conducted them. Rev. J,
A. Snarr delivering most approp.
rate remarks. About 20 years
agoa horse he was riding jumpet
from under him and in the fal
his hip was broken and he wa
crippled permanently. About
years ago he slipped and fell from
n porch. and further cripples
himself. and since has nevel
been quite well.
Judge Parks was n member ol
the County Court years ago. ans
tho often solicited TO make a rae
for various other officers, dcclin
cd 10 attempt to connect himscl
with the public service again.
For years he bought and soIs
tobacco. and not a tobacco raise
In the county but knew him well
He gave his attention oontin
uously more particularly 70 stool
raising Until his boys were abb
TO relieve him Of the business
and his large and fertile farm
has always maintained a larv'
number Of the best kind o
horses. mules and cattle. Aftc
turning the management Of tn
Affairs over 10 HE sons. he speu
agrcat deal Of his leisure time 4
hunting and fishing. his favorit
diversion. and he was q celcbrat
Cd fisherman.
Uncle Billy" Paris was diz
tinguishcd for his hospitality q
much ~ for any other quality
His large house. the home of
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

The article Published In this
issue at the instance Of Principal
Bruce Of the Bartlett Agricul-
tural and Industrial school at
Dalton. Is a high and fitting
tribute from the colorcd people
TO a deserving man. Chsrlcs c.
Hammond was thoroughly In
sympathy with the purpose Of
the school. rs Is every one who
wishes for the welfare Of the
darkey as represented by his use.
fullncss 10 himself and the com.
munity In other particulars than
those Of government employees
and porters. II the policy In
force in this institution Is carried
out as designed by its principal,
better farm hands. cooks and
housekeepers win be available
and fewer smart alecks among
the rising generation Of negroes
70 involve the better element Of
their rice In ever one sided diff
fercnccs with AngIo-Saxons.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

COUNTY SCHOOL FUND LOANS
L. Canning, in the sum Of $50
with S. A. Kyes and ]. A.
Washam as sureties.
J. w. Shoemaker. in the sum
of 81, GOO with J. B. Evans and
j. A. Washam as sureties.
B. M. Gardner. in the sum
of $500 with c. P. Thrash and
A. F. Arlington as sureties.
ALLOWANCES
Jesse Couch, assessing Clark
Township, $3.50
H. r. Wright, same Wayland
Township $685.
Geo. W. Parks. same Cockrell
township. $3.50
J. +. Painter. same Cunning
ham township Sl55.75
Geo. w. Riley. same Bruins
wick township S26s.50
W. E. Washburn, same Yellow
Creek township $3.50
Joe Carter. support ola paup-
er child. $1,000
H. NJ. Sigloch. supplies to
county. S6.65
r. ]. HALEY. same. $40
B. F. Brewer. same. s9.55
.Herring Pharmacy. same, s2L7O
LB. Hayes. some. S5.8
]. B. Shannon. money advanc.
ed for supplies S72.62
Hannibal Lime Co.. crushed
rock. S7.64
Charlton Courier. printing
sl247O
Charlton Recorder. same. S35
|. J. r. Worsham. inquest fees.
a75
Egbert Cooke. labor at jail.
A.5O
Millard Franklin. painting
bridges, S5O.T5
Claibe Franklin. same. $50
l.. l.. Gordon. same. 1887
Grace Morris. stenographer
fees. Sill
Industrial Home for Girls.
support inmates. 5000
T. II. Carskadon. money ad.
vanced for road material. ssi.37
Pan-American Bridge Co..
building steel bridges. soOoo.o oc
Oliver Typewriter Co. repairs
on typewriter. A3o
NJ. 7. Davenport. salary AZ
County Supt. county farm. sl5t
Same. money advanced for
supplies si3A.45
| G.. r. Kimball. medical ser
vices to paupers. 5000
| Dalton Hardware Co. supplies
TO county farm. si6.0i
w. A. Kraxbcrger. same,
$500
T. A. Coleman. same, $50
| w. II. Grotjan. same. SIS
| i'm. White, same. si460
7. II. Edwards. coal fol
Salisbury court si.3s
Model Mil. same. $3.50
Charles Bentley. janitor Sails
court. 500
Missouri Training School. sup
port Of inmates. 5000
Industrial School for Girls
same. -
| w. l. Wright fees for circuit
clark. s29.35
Moore q Tsdale. ice for :eouu
". Sl9.3
j I. II, Carskadon. road mater
ial. ti28
Keytesville Telephone Co.
rent Of phones. $3.50
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1911-11-10

Come out and hear Sons good
|muaic by ths Illinois Gle Club
Baptist church nsxt nursday
|ovsnlns.