The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 12

warn. MttWAY, OCTOBER 19O7 PERSONAL AND Huffman's Photos. dU B. L. Sallee of Meadville was in the- city Sunday the guwt of friends.

E. H. Lake buys wneal. USAwtt V. R.

Lane of Linne-js was a Mon- ljusiuess visitor in tlje Huffman's photos art. unexcelled J. H. Mass of Braymer was in the uiiy Monday on business. E.

H. Lake will buy your timothy seed. JlSdwtt T. L. Baskett retuined Saturday from St.

Louis, where he went on lusiness. Graham IB buying wheat. SM him before you sell. 13Jdwtf Miiss Ruth Frances has returned from a visit with friends in Lock Springs. List your city and suburban prop au property with Bazel J.

Meek 307. ojdtf Mrs. Sadie Hirsh has -accepted a position in the Farmers' Store as extra clerk, during the busy season DeWitt's Little Early Risers ar good for any one who needs a pill. Sold by N. J.

Swetland Drug Wm. Fox of Tina, who has been in the city the guest of his brother-in- law, Ed. Parsley, returned to his home Sunday night. List your city and prop- nn property with Bazel J. Meek.

I'hone 307. Oad'f W. Bailey and H. Somburger of Brookfield spent Sunday In the city with friends Novelty "Photo Holder" free with each order for one dozen photos WEEK. Studio.

Ml HH APPLIED FOR LICENSE MONDAY. HERE Said He Wonted to Wed a Woman From Kansas With Whom He RWLHarrey AUCTIONEER I am ready to cry Public Sales of any kind any- where in Livingston or adjoining counties. TERMS dd re ss RURAL ROUTE 5, Chillico- the, Mo. U.O.McGill and niece. Miss Hazel Eastman, departed Monday fer St.

Joseph, where they will visit Mr. i UcGill's son, Dr. W. Z. McGill.

Hay fever, catarrh, and cold In the head relieved Immediately by Slgler's Catarrh Remedy, at South Side Drug Store. aldly W. E. Crellin of Kansas City spent Sunday in the city with relatives. Special sale on Heavenly Hash at Alberty Powell's Saturday, lOc a pound.

Ol7d3t Miss Aura Rozelle of Breckenridge arrived Monday to be the guest of Mrs. Daisy Cole a few days. Boy wanted at oftV-c of Buperinr tendent of the People's Telephone Company. HootJf The Kings Daughters will give an entertainment at the Christian church Friday night, entitled "An Hour With Eugene Field "and James Riley." Admission' O21d4t Novelty "Photo Holoer" free with tiicli order for one dozen photos THIS WEEK. Fowlnkle Studio.

J. R. Minnick of Springs called on the Constitution Monday, renewing his subscription. Cheapest accident Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Stops the pains aud heals the All drug' sts sell It.

A. E. Piatter of Memphis, was in the city Monday and called to renew his subscription to the Constitution. Forty more new suits Just received at the New Vork Store. They will be ready for inspection tomorrow mom- iug.

Don't miss this. H. D. McHolland of Independence, Kansas, arrived Sunday for a few days' visit with his family here. Mr.

McHolland is city editor of an Inde' pondence paper. He will soon return to Chillicothe to resume his former position as city editor of the Tribune. Novelty "Photo Holder" free with each order for one dozen photos THIS WEEK. Fowinkle Studio. ol'Jd2t To check a cold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets called Preventics.

Druggists everywhere are now dispensing Pre- ventics, for they are not only safe. but decidedly certain and prompt Preventics Joe Burrts of Moorasvllle arrived in Chilltcothe Monday morning and went to the recorder's office where he asked Recorder Reynolds for marriage license to wed a woman who he said had recently came to Moores- from Kansas. When Burris applied for the license be bad only 6c with which to pay for the document. He later returned the required sum and asked Recorder Reynolds for the license. I Again the recorder to grant I the County Physician R.

L. Do well gave the recorder a-written protest prohibiting hint from issuing iurris a marriage, licence on account of Burris being, mentally incapable of eaterting into a marriage contract. Burris has been a resident of MooresYllle' or a number of years. He stated Monday thai he had been corresponding with for a year and that she came to Mooresvllle Sunday after they met she accepted his proposal of marriage. It was the intention of the couple to be married 'Vonday after- r.oon upon the.return of Burris with the license.

DEFEATED BROOKFIELD SATURDAY BY SCORE OF 11 TO O. SEE The new line ef Belt Buckles and Combs ATED OREL-LIN'S Locals Have Played Three Games Slaking 63 Points to Their Opponents CHICHESTER'S PILLS THE DIAMOKD BftAXV. 'A MASSMEETINC TO BE HELD HERE NEXT SATUR, DAV. CM r- ruin In Rr4 I rested with Bice Klt-bcn. ake ether.

Bjjr jmmr nmfla. niAlioxn BRASH PILLS, years known as Alwtya SOLO BY EWRWfflERE Advocates of a New Bnilding From All Over the County to Discuss Ways and A number of eeaiouc advocates of a new court house for Chillicothe have called a mass meeting to be held In the court room in the Masonic Temple. Saturday, October 26, at 2 o'clocS. Tax-payers all over the county who favor a court house are urged to be present at this meeting when an organization probably ill be formed and ways and means discussed for the presentation of the arguments that there are In favor of a court house and for getting out a full vote. The men who want a court house ti.

Livingston county arc much encouraged by the fact that, any campaigning, the proposition had a majority of the votes cast at last ibursday's election and are hopeful that the next effort will result in securing the required two-thirds majority. DR. ARTHUR J. SIMPSON SURGEON ANB.OCUUST Master Oliver Maurice Fellows is sick with pneumonia fever. Mr.

and Mrs. Fellows returned home from SANITARIUM FOR WOODMEN. Fraternal Body to Have Place for Treatment of Tuberr'tlar Members in Colorado. A dispatch from Rook Island, 111., says that in the hope of reducing life. Insurance losses.

The executive uncil of the Modern Woodmen of America today closed a deal for the contain no Qninlne, no i purchase of 1,000 acres of land ad- laxaitive, nthing harsh or sickening. Taken at the "sneeze stage" Preventics will prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, LaGrippe, etc. Hence joining Colorado Springs, known as the Ambler ranch, -nhereupon to erect a sanitarium for the treatment members of the society afflicted the name, Preventics 26 cents. Trial tuberculosis. Tho nresent ranch Boxes 5 cts.

Sold by N. J. Swetland foundings will be refitted drug company. new buildings are erected. Save Money on Trips For little more than ths usual cost you may buy a 'one-way ticket to practically any point in or west of the Rocky Mountains any in October.

Example: from only $26.65 to Pacific Coast: $24.65 to Spokane and Eastern Washington; $21.55 1o Utah and Montana. At small additional expense you may secure tourist Pullman accommodations with the popular Burlington Excursions', thus assuring a comuwiabJe and interesting journey. JOR.DAN, U.K. Eye Ear Nose Throat Practicedevot- ed (o Surgery and Diseases of the Eye, Ear Nose, Throat. Special attention given to surgery of the Ere, Nose and Throat.

GLASSES FITTED OfficeiaFfrst Natloaal BankBMg. Northeast Co 8q. Plioues II JI I STRIIQHT TALK is bsciuie we Icaow the value of good Photographs want you to, thai ws keep advertising ours. A just comparison of Walton's Photos with all others will convince you that ours are the best and don't cost an; See? THE WATTON STUDIO PHONE 658 Chillicothe High School by defeating Brookfield Saturday by score of 11 to 0, added another shut-out to their list of victories. So far this year the High School has scored 63 pointy to their opponents to their opponents 0.

In Saturday's gain ethe teams were eienly matched in weight and experience, making the game a good one from start to finish. Chillicothe overcame their through the I work of their fast back field and ends, Campbell's long punts helping much in the result, ilie first touchdown was made after nine minutes of play by an end run by Bird for thirty yards, followed by one by Bradley, who carried the ball over the line from the 25 yard line. Campbell kicked goal. During this half Chillicothe failed on one forward pass and successfully executed another for a gain of thirty yards. Brookfleld's beat work was done by- Dickinson and best football of the day was ehown when Bird on a well timed double crisscross carried the ball around right end for thirty-five yards.

Chillicothe's goal was in danger only once during the game, when on the first kickoff Dickinson, for Brookfield, returned the ball 55 yards, when he was downed by Colby on the fifteen yard line. On Chillicothe recovering the ball, Campbell soon kicked out of danger. The second touchdown was made by Bradley recoverning a punt returned by Campbell. Campbell missed an easy goal. First half ended with score 11 to 0.

The second half showed better football on the part of both teams and most of It was fought in the center of the field. Campbell and Atwell in open field work showed up well. Brookfleld failed time and time again to gain through ChiHi- cothe's line. Gordon, Chapman and Atwell doing good work on defensive. Deardorff, acting captain, played a consistent game at tackle.

Score 11 to 0. Halves: time 20-20. Brookfield plays here Nov. 16. TO HAVE'DAY SHOWS Manager of Nickelodeon Will Soon Hare Cnlclnm Tanks Here For that Purpose.

F. B. Markee. the manager of the new Nickelodeon, is arranging to install a day performance at his popular place of amusement. He has ordered two large calcium tanks, and as soon as these arrive will be in a position to have plenty of light for his day performances.

The new Nickelodeon is proving au immense success and Its program is being put on nightly before crowded houses. Tonight's bill will be "Looking for a Medal" and "The Lighthouse SPECIAL CLOAK SALE WEDNESDAY, 23rd "W7E will have a special salesmam here from one of the largest and best Cloak Manufactories in the country. He will have a special line of Cloaks with him that will show the most exclusive styles. Cloaks that we cannot afford to carry a full line of sizes in stock, but we have this man here for this day ONLY so as to give the ladies of Chillicothe a chance to see one of the best lines of Cloaks made. CLARK ChflBcothe.no.

Don't stick to old-fashioned the washing out. Yon v-tll find it more economical and more satisfactory in results. If yon send the laundry to us insteal of having the washing done at home. Our are reasonable and we I now the work could not be better, try us on this week's The White Swan Laundry F.B* Markee, Prop. JAMES Mil PASSED AWAY James McCoard died at his home in South Park Saturday night about eight o'clock of tuberculosis.

His death was expected by his family. The deceased returned to Chilli- tothe two weeks ago from New Mexi co and Texas where he had been for his health. The trip did not benefit him, and he returned lo this city to live the remainder-of his days. James McCoard was born in St. Louis May 23, 1858.

He was A printer by trade. He married in tMs city to Mrs. A. J. Harris, Jan- i.ary 17, 1906.

Besides his widow he is survived by four brothers and two sisters. The funeral was held from the home Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Rev. Geo. P. Sturges, pastor of Methodist church, conructing the services.

Burial was made In Edgewood cemetary. LEARN TELEBMPHY BY MARCH 4TH The U. S. Government puts into effect the eight hour a day law March 4th. This will mean three telegraph operators for every two at present, or an increased demand of one-third more operators.

The Western Union and Postal Telegraphers' strike at present will increase the demand for operators. The country is now in destitute circumstances for operators. Maupin's College has employed F. C. Brand of Chicago, an operator of eight years experience in Railroad, Commercial and Newspaper Telegraphy.

Now is an opportnne time to study telegraphy. You can get ready for a position' March 4th. Enroll any day. The Position School MAUPIN'S COLLEGE ClASSIFIEDADVERTISlNEItT FOB BENT -At a bargain If sold at i-M-1-mmin SOCIETY AND CLUBS 1 MUM 11111 ll-rl-1 Pin nmmH The Domestic Science club meet Tuesday afternoon with J. A.

Blum. will Mrs. Misses Louise and Nellie Knapp will go to Kansas City Wednesday morning to see Fritz! Scheff In "M'lle on Wednesday afternoon. For Sal once, my property three blocks westj of Masonic Temple. SSsdtf For large coal heating stoves.

G. E. Seay. Mrs. Mason Little will go to Kansas City Tuesday afternoon to at- T.

J. Mahaffey.j'end the "Frltzl-Scheff" matinee on Vednesday. From Kansas City Mrs. Little will go to Richmond, where she will visit relatives a few days. large coal heating stove.

Watton Studio. oZ6dtf For new No. 5 Oliver typewriter with 15 Inch carriage. E. W.

London, 1121 Monroe St. 17od6t For Sale or cottage mt Farmers Take Notice I have taken charge of The Poultry, Egg, Batter and Hide BnsV ness at Chillicothe for the S. P. Pond Company. I have had years of experience in the busines and am sttvated so us to give you the top of the market at all times.

I will guarantee you honest weights and counts at an times. Bring me your stock, I AM THE FARMERS FRIEND" and wffl do my utmost to please yon. Remember the of the Northeast Corner or Square. E. B.

WCKERSON, MGR. S. P. POND CO. Yours for business, WE WANT YOUR CREAM.

TELEPHONE Wo. 02.1 Mrs. Ida McNally entertained two tables at 500 Saturday opening. Mrs. Jonathan.Hawley having the highest score at the end of the game, was presented with a beautiful Luellsa Nasturtium vace and Dr.

Griffin was awarded an ash tray. Mrs. McNal- ly'e gaeses were: Dr. and Mrs. Grif- 1014 Broadway.

Price 11600, terma jir. and Mrs. Will Fltapatrick, given. Rest $10 a month. Write jfra.

Jonathan Hawley and Miss at 505 Denver Avenue, Kansas Hawley. Dainty refreshments were Can give possession in 30 days. served. Ed. Crockett.

FOR POT remt-i-2 ulde rooms, 2nd Btory over Alberty ft Powell's candy store OB Locust street. Suitable for offices or light housekeeping. Andrew Leeper. For barn with room for four hones and two buggies, two blocks from O. Grace.

20adtf COUNTY CLERKS TO MEET. State Anoetatkni WHI te to Sesshw In Kansas Cttr Three Days This Weefc. The State Association of County Clerks will convene at the Midland hotel in Kansas City Tuesday morn- For good seven room'jug and will be in session for thre-; residence two blocks from Central days. The officers of the association chool building. W.

are C. E. Zimmerman of Savannah, 20adtf president; Roy Kingston, 'secretary; M. ShMt of this city, LOST, STRAYED. STOLEN.

treasurer. will be made by ring set with Fng mil. Secretary of square. flteaoads wa ecoemte. nre Swof BewOsley.

dotor. tf to 1W6 and Fire to Of -it! ii-rtmn When (att- orn your cwMtbearl don't forget drop to when our storo- State State T. A. ChtlUcotne. Mo.

get a choice candles to idv-scnt to her. They ire sure to vclconiod with delight on street banquet will be tha Thursday. nftnra to wem bers at the Midland tte Adams Kxprass office. ol9d2s: a tr i ver the city In automo- Lost No. 2 folding Brownie biles.

between Cutlllcothe and Those who will attend from this the Air Line city are County Clerk A. M- Shel- aoo aruera I thoa-1 Creek on ton. J5he Luella Theatre MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 Oaker Cilson, Presents Herbert DeGuerre Supported by GRACE JOHNSON and a select cast in the Hoyt Theatre Success "A BACHELOR'S HONEYMOON" A farcial comedy that ran for 10 months in New York. Special Scenery and Elaborate Costumes. PRICES 25, 35, 50 and 75 CENTS Seats on sale Saturday at 9 a.

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