Chariton Courier from Keytesville, Missouri • Page 4

CHARITON COURIER C. P. VANIIVM. KDITOB AND POt. KCreSV MI88OURI Stone to Speak.

Senator Wm. 8tone will speak at Keytesville, Wednesday, September 30, at 1 o'clock p. m. and at Salisbury at 8 p. id of the same day.

All are invited to come out and hear this invincible old Democratic war-horse and forensic orator. Is It a Case of Contempt? The county court issued an oro)er, some weeks ago for the abstracters to vaoate the quarters thv I i were occupying at the courthouse, but they are still there. If this is! not "contempt of court," what is it? i i Recorder J. W. Wayland is fined a marriage license yester day morning to John Clair of Shawnee and Miss Alice Dearmin of Brunswick.

1 Elmer $. who was recently married to Miss Anna of near hohasbeen workirjgfortheSanta Fe at Mendon, has been promoted io a muoh better position at Marceline and at an increase in filary. I 1 County! Treasurer J. W. Griz ell and fc W.

Hearing of Key- iisville were in Sedalia Tuesday where thjey attended the opening of the stafte Demooratio campaign and heard two good speeohes, one by lion. Wm. S. Cowherd, the Demooratio nominee for governor of Missouri, and the other by Congressman Ollie James of Kentucky. The address of eaoh of the gentlemen was able, eloquent and scholarly.

Mr. Cowherd oame out squarely for law enforcement and the Sunday liquor lid and against home rule in the large cities. He ridiculed the position of the Republicans in their state platform in declaring for law enforcement and in thb next, breath favoring home rule in the large cities. Everybody knows what the latter would mean and that liquor would flow freely and. without let or hin-.

dranoe in St. Louis, Kansas City and St. Joseph every Sunday if they had "home rule." Mr. Herring says that Mr. Cowherd made the best Democratic speeoh he has heard in many years.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS. and cause continued to await I 5d interest, and lor witn sheriff's final report. I six per cent interest from Sep- Everett 8ears et al vs. Mary E. tember 10, 1908.

Sears et al, partition; sheriff si A. Wallenstein Co. vs. A. G.

report of eale approved ani deed I Kennedy, suit to revive judg- ordered made to purchaser, A.C.Jment; trial by court; judgment More New Salts. The following additional new suits have been filed durirg the past week with Circuit Clerk W. L. Wright for the November term 0 TIT a a for plaintiff for S413.84 to bear oi circuit court at eyiesvuie: eight per cent interest, and for civil cases. $8.41 costs.

v. E. Arnold vs.Newton Long, Henry Eubank vs. Sidney replevin. Burns Burns of Clements, ejeotment; transferred Brookfield brought the suit for to the circuit court at Keytesville I Mr.

Arnold. A 5-year-old mare, a a a a 1 mfm a ak as per written stipulation nied. sold oy eter inompson of near Farmers Merchants National Sumner to Mr. Arnold, and bank vs. J.

O. Rice et al, suit on I whioh belonged to Thompson's debt; continued on the applica- Inote: judgment by agreement I brother, Benjamin, is the bone tion of and at the cost of plaintiff. I for plaintiff for S132. 75 with in- of contention in this case. Mr.

Joe F. Kirbv vs. Wabash Rail-1 terest at eight per cent; plaintiff Long: held a mortgage on the road damages change of I given leave to withdraw note sued mare and took charge of the an Cleeton: Johnson Johnson allowed $200 as attorneys' fee to be taxed as costs; Gilbert Lamb allowed $10 as guardian ad litem to be taxed as costs; sheriff or dered to make distribution, and cause continued to await sheriff's final report. J. B.

Martin vs. Jas. H.Brown, venue from Randolph county; Ion by leaving copy. dismissed as per stipulation filed. This suit was compromised at $5,000.

Mr. Kirby sued the Wa bash for $25,000 for personal in juries sustained on a Wabash H. P. Periey vs. E.

A. Rea suit on account; settled; costs paid, and cause dismissed. Morrison Murphy Co. vs. At- terbury Light, suit ongnote; imal for that reason.

The plaintiff sues for possession of the mare, S50 damages and for $50 at torneys'f ee. Mrs. Julia Anderson, adminis tratrix of the estate of O. B. An- Good Stoves-Good Cooks II train at Moberly about four years hudgmentor plaintiff or want derson, vs.

I. C. Couch, suit on of answer for the balance due of $224.21 to bear eight per oent interest from date. Ernest Christopher, vs. note.

J. M. DeMosd of Keytes ville is Mrs.Anderson's attorney. John B. Cline vs.

Mary Cline, divorce. For his oause of action ago. ine aeienaanc is to pay all costs. W. 8.

Cary vs. W. P. Riley, suit on due bill for rent; trial by a 3 a a. jury veraiot ior aeienaan.

Mattie Cnri8t0pher, divorce, plaintiff states in his petition that W. D. Cox V8. the American I trial by court; plaintiff divorced he was lawfully married to de- msuranoe suit on adjudged to pay costs. fendantin Chariton county the ioy; jury waived; trial by court; I BeU Eiiingtonf Edward 28th day of November, nnamg ana juugmenu mr piaiu-1 Ellington, divorce; oontin- they continued to live together as ed.

I husband and wife from and after Mary W. Woodward va. How tnat date until tne dav Junet Woodward. Hi- 1908. Plaintiff avers that he voroe; trial oy court, piamtiii mwwhw divorced and adjudged to pay but charges that the defendant, costs.

wholly disregarding her duties Leila A. Stucker vs. Ernest as his wife, made his condition Prudence Garrett et al vs. Jas. Stucker, divorce trial by court intolerable in the following par- n.

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Bradley appointed guardian ad I the care and custody of minor item for Beokie and Niele Garrett I child, Stella Stucker judgment with leave to file answer; answer! for plaintiff for $600 alimony. filed; trial by court; judgment Milton Ann Welch vs. A. L. of partition as prayed, land or-1 Welch divoice: trial by court; dered sold for cash, and cause plaintiff divorced and adjudged continued to await sheriff's re- t0 pay COsts.

POrt Of Sale. ro.t aAlnaA onnf 1 o'clock Saturday, September 12. Accident and Fire Life Insur onn nn nnlinv imfo. I The Criminal Calendar. Forest Green, temper, she would draw a gun i on plaintiff and threaten his life; I i tL -l ui tif that nn nn a onon aii in in oc ocn, aoDt; iransierreu tus i.

IKedd of Salisbury, turnec I i ni et oi i i I fiammoi. aarimialw inillMno him I over io onerm o. j. csnauca-i WWci WFulaMU I tho-oKir. H.t ftia foil of a i inessy ana loagea in jau -71-" "UDO" vu of Vi a xwow I defendant beeran to be on inti a 1 1 i I nv anatv caw uwan iivi wi.

a iinnie uvernou et ai, paruuon: i. mafA toma ritv ofhi. mn soaIt. au v. lDer term or circuit court at n.ey- death of Maria Young sug-for feloniou8 a88ault on ing their society and conducting be revived against her heirs at WOrk ao boar to make bread! Mix it anxiously, stir it till your arms ache, work till your baok's broken, put it in the oven, and LOOK AT IT! What do you see? Brown on one side and yellow on the other, white on the bottom and black on the top, well done in the front and dough in the baok.

Life's too short to fritter away with poor stoves. You might as well have a good onei AcOril bake8 uniformly, it bakes well. The wt ai saving in fuel will pay good interest on the investment. The saving in worry will do the rest. (VIo 1) iclr We guarantee our stoves to be as we nu represent them.

Chariton Hardware Company The Store for Quality. KEYTESVILLE, MO tiff for $800 to bear six per oent interest from September 9, 1908. Peter Vitt vs. Wabash Railroad A a bvoq ti a 1 1-tw iiink verdiot for plaintiff for $175. B.

F. Severance and wife va. E. B. Erb.

partition; continued. that they lived happily together until the summer of 1907, when defendant began at that time to display a violent temper and die position which frequently caused misunderstandings and harsh and unpleasant feelings; that she would frequently strike plaintiff with her hands or with a club or whatevei weapon she could get hold of; that frequent- J. Mr-ift, twwKn lv. while in this condition of ment oy agreement ior piainun I V-JIT' A U. for $35.

P. Haskin vs. T. J. Jaokson Regular September, 1908, Term at Salisbury.

In addition to the proceedings published in the last issue of the Courier, action was had in other causes at the September term of circuit court at Salisbury as ol lows: CIVIL CASES. Marv J. Jacobs et al vs. Dixie Waloott et al, partition; sher report of sale approved, and deed ordered made to purchaser, 'Fred Lamb; 5180 allowed J. rl Dennv as attorney's fee to be taxed as costs sheriff ordered to pay posts and make distribution lives down about was brought to Keytesville Mon- law with leave to file amended petition instanter; amended petition filed; F.

C. Sasse ap pointed guardian ad litem for Olive May Hough, John and Abram McQiffen, James and David and Fairyland Lane, James, Robert, Nora, Etta and Anna MoGiffen, minor defendants, with leave to file answer; answer filed; trial by court; judgment of partition as prayed, land ordered sold for cash, and cause continued to await sheriff's report ol sale. Noves. Norman Shoe Co. vs B.

F. Clardy, suit on account; jury waived trial by court; judgment for plaintiff for $373 67 an his wife. Mrs. MoClair had gone to Salisbury Saturday for the purpose of taking the afternoon train for Kansas City. Her bus-band objeoted to her going, and whenhe saw that she was deter mined to go, even against his herself in a way that made plaintiff's oondition as her husband intolerable that in November, 1907, without plaintiff's knowledge or consent, she left his home and her ohildren, and was gone until January, 1908; that Resolutions of Respect.

At a meeting of Sterling Price Home chapter, U. D. held at the residence of Mrs. J. C.Wallace Monday, September 7, the following resolutions were adopted Whereas, It hath pleased our heavenly Father to strike from the rolls of Sterling Price Home ohapter, U.

D. the name of our beloved sister, Mrs. Nannie Price Hayes, therefore be it Kesolved, That in the death of our sister our ohapter has sus tained the loss of one of its most valued members. And while we bow in humble submission to the decree of the All-wise, and our hearts are overflowing with grief at our loss, yet are we comforted by the reflection that her beauti- im, true, womanly me gives us assurance of the better life in the realms of bliss beyond the skies. Resolved, That these resolu tions be spread upon the records of our ohapter, that a copy of them be furnished to each of the Keytesville newspapers, with a request that the same be pub lished, and that a copy be' sent to tne oereaved nusoand of our departed sister.

Mrs. J. J. Moore, Mrs. O.

P. Ray, Com. Mrs. P. S.

Williams, will, he drew his knife and made during all this time she never a vioious attack on his spouse at communicated with plaintiff so the Wabaah denot in Salisburv. that he oould know her condition He slashed her several one of the outs oame very near severing the jugular vein. Dr T. J. Banning was called to at tend the victim of McClair's rage, and it required 19 stitches co olose the several wounds.

The or her whereabouts; that in January, 1908, she returned to the vicinity cf plaintiff's home, and for the sake of his ohildren he went to her and prevailed upon her to return home with him; that for a few days she conduct- 5 PER CENT MONEY LONGEST TIME LEAST EXPENSE i -The8e are some of the bargains on my list Call for moTe partlcolars: cn acres, one mile from county seat, Qf) acres, a pretty farm with Rood im-M splendidly lmproTed, (10 provements, five miles CA beautiful hame.ioer ipOU.UU from county seat pj.JV lOfl acres, fair Improvements, five 1 A acres, a very pretty farm In good -LUjmUet, from county OH locality. 10 miles $Cft ftft seat. A bargain at ipoD.W from county seat acres, 2 sets Improvements, fln-- est land, three miles CAK ftfi from county seat Special Bargains in Farms of Various Sizes. lBt. 1 'KELLOQG, Keytesville, Mo.

I il ii. I assailant was arrested by City ea nerseii in me proper manner, Marshal A. W. Dameron of Sal- but shortly thereafter began seek- I. 1 3 isbury and lodged the calaboose, ing the society or oiner men ana When taken before Justice J.

R. abusing piaintitt, ana nnauy Mason of Salisbury Monday the Ju-e, 1908, after having assault- lefendant waived a nreliminarv him as aforesaid, sne We see by the Idaho County Free Press, published at Grange ville, Idaho oounty, Idaho, that Prof. John B. Carter, an old Chariton oounty boy, has been nominated on the Demooratio ticket for superintendent of pub lic schools, frof. Carter is a zealous and untiring worker in the cause of education and! we hope to hear of his election to the office for which he has been nom inated.

Letter List, The following letters remain uncalled for at the post-office in Keyteeville for week ending Wednesday, September 16, 1908: Miss Ora Cook, (post -card) P. Croaskin, Chas. F. Hellmering, Miss Opal Hatler, Miss Bettie Hayes, Miss Dora Ingneen, Miss Pearl Morris, Miss Vergie Smith, George Wahl, Nelson Forester, (letter) Christ Hellmering, Robert Keith, When calling for the above please say "advertised." D. J.

Holman, Postmaster. it it For Sale, Fifty head of high grade Shropshire ewes, 15 of them lambs, 10 yearlings and the others from 2 to 6 years old, but only a few of the last named age. A good, useful lot of sheep in fine condition. I also have two good Duroo Jersey males for sale. E.

S. Pearson, R. F. D. No.

2, Keytesville, Mo. Tearing, and in detauitoi a oonu of $300 he wassentto Keytesville and placed in jail as stated above. McClairisa bad "nigger" and nas been in jail before. Married Men Win. When the editor of the Courier irove into Rcthville Friday after noon he found that hustling vil lage in the throes of great excitement.

There had not been a murder nor a bank robbery nor had some man eloped with an other man's wife, but the married men were pulling off a game of baseball with the single men for a purse oi aDout ou ana ine left his home and is and has been absent therefrom at all times ever aince. Plaintiff states further that of said marriage there wert brn three children, two males and one female, as follows: Wal ter, aged 12; Alice, aged 11, and George, aged 8, whioh said children are ntw in the care ana uustodv of plaintiff. Plaintiff makes the aditional charge thai the defendant is of such dispo sition and oharacter that he dee-ma her unfit to have the care and custody of said ohildren. The olaintiff. therefore, prays to be divorced from the bonds of matrimony, contracted with de emdant as aforesaid, and that he gate receipts, which were some thing less than a million dollars, may have the care and custody The henedicta iuat nut it all over I of said children, and all other the bachelors and captured the adequate and proper relief.

Mr. game by a score of 10 to 4. Then the married men proceeded to oelebrate, and what a time they had! Now every single man in Rothville wants to marry in the hope that he may be able to "get into the -v Cline is a resident of this vicinity and has employed Attorney John D. Taylor of Keytesville to secure his release from his mat rimonal misery. Mrs.

Cline's maiden name was Miss Mary Miller While in Mendon Friday the editor of the Courier was told of 22 plain drunks in that town at one time not long sinoe. We thought the family of human hogs was well nigh exterminated in this oounty, but if the above report is true there are still a few left. The breed of such animals ought to be stopped as they are a nuisanoe to themselves and all with whom they come in con tact, and they ought to cet off the earth for the earth's good. It is said that these Mendon swine shipped their booze in from a neighboring town. For 30 Ekays Ely! Beginning September 1st (0 You can buy at the Cash Shoe and Harness Store harness at the following prices: ot team wagon harness 1 i-2-inch tug, complete "Ift with roo-1 collar pjv Set of team wagon harness 13-4-inch tu.

complete with good collar $22 Double baggy harness. 1 l-8-nch tug, complete; with collar Doable buggy harness, 1 1-4 in. tug. complete with col-22 lar, according to mounting P25 $31 Single driving harness $10 up. Ext.a fancy, $30 and ap.

I make every set of harness that I sell and guarantee the leather and workmanship one year. "ar SEE MY LINE BEFORE YOU BUY! 11 I also invite your attention to my line of Fine Dress Shoes i take great pride in this line and I am selling them at exceedingly low prices. I have shoes for all purposes and all kinds of feet and challenge comparison with other dealers, both in quality and price-I especially call attention to the ladies' shoe, kid or calf, that I am selling at $1.23. This bargain cannoi be matched in the county. Hi ft ft MILT BENNETT Cash Shoe Bb Harness Store KEYTESVILLE, MISSOURI I.