Chariton courier., February 16, 1912, Image 6

About Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current

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CHALMERS
THE
BEST'OAUTOMOBILE ON EARTH AT
The Right to Own and Carry
Deadly Weapon Question
Representative Sisson of Miss
issippi has introduced a bill in
Congress which would impose a
tax of $10 on every deadly fire
arm manufaftiirod. hoU. stnrod. i
kept or owned bv whomsoever,
The second clause in tho Con-l
- - , r
xtitution gives the eople the
right to keep and carry arms.
New York has a law ngainst
owning as well at earning any
weapon of the pistol or revolver
type. Missouri by statute imposes
a penalty of $50 for carrying
concealed wcan. All of which.
in the several states undertaking
to promote the peace and there-1
A.Keeting
MACHINE SHOP AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
Wagons, Buggies and all kinds of
Farm Machinery. Can sell you any
kind of steam or pemoline engine,
Horse shoing and repair work ot
all kinds. Best machine oils and
Hansford's Balsam of Myrrh linement
for man and beast.
Large ware-room across street.
I will appreciate your patronage and
do you right.
A. Meeting, Keytesville, Mo.
LAXATIVE 8G.1T FlIIG TO TOV
II ma? W take tor raat4 thM
ikm W m faanily that dor met aoma
Uom 4 a kum If fom doa'l
kaowt a too budti (ka laaa
tkn rom ara mig ia lUmg ka flt,
at to call femr mwnt'mm to Dr.
CaMwcira Syrwp Fcpaia. wkarfc Ihoa
anda ol faoiitoa art Mr tacma-
faiir.
Wa kat acortt ol Irtttra from
xHkf. 4 aewti (roaa ptoiaactit
Mrt lkjr art miing h rm
llr and tn-wf tt l ih UriUm.
ma lika Mr. C K. Smth el the
Traffic Ofring Hoaaf, Tin Bluff.
Art, and Mr. Cctxp a Taraar, a
harper Harks, Kf. Tkc tho.
and el motketa bo It tkm
aA4 sM it l tWir caildrra
would Ukk A0 math tpaft ! mn
tin. ' '
T ttom Ifctf Syrop Vic
tim li that H N I mild, mt l((.
fore, is as effective as prohibition 'ener train ''gone thru" by a
or local option in the discourage-' lone bandit, and not a man with
mcnt of the drink habit Not a I means of protection to use if de
metropolitan daily any where sired. The law abiding citizen
but which recounts each morn-' has everything to lose and noth
ing from one to a dozen robber- ing to gain and the thug every
ies, burglaries, holdups, strong I thing to gain and nothing to lose
jarnrjow. purse snatching, raj.
clipping, deadly political
i . .
encounters and other crimes, and
in TO exses out of a hundred, the
victim entinridatcd by some fire
arm. The fpectaclo if a dozen
big, brave enough men being
ordered out of a coach or auto
mobile van. lined up with
hands up and ransacked of
everything about them by one or
two roblwrs. worse still, pass-
tirccoa)k Ikal 4o aot t'P
Ut um4 ytt to muU that babte caa
lake M. It loaie tocrc4ictMa kW
oraia ik todf aa4 atrMgian im
ton act a ad ktl awKki ao ikal
thrj aala) do iWar work aarwinr
II yoa k km a vkiim c4 aalu
pilla aad atrona; catkarlKk jroa wilt
discard Xhrm mwtm jroa oacc a
Snrp Pfpua.
Yoa caa bar fifty crat or on
dollar bottla of aajr dractUt bal be
'ort tfoina; ao fm aaay ant to try M
lr-. If ao. Mad four addrca to Dr
Caldwell and ba will promptly for
ward free aampla boltla. Tkcn. b
tnf convinced, do aa otketa arc doinf
and bay h in iKa rrfular way of yom
favorite dracfiat.
For ike fret aample addrrii Dt. W
D. Caldwell. J2 CaldweU baildina;
kloaticcllo. III
This Monogram -inBlamandWhiU
en th Radiator ,
$tanda for all yon
cm ask in a -Motor
Car,
THE PRICE
by such enactments. No legislat-
ive enacts laws intentionally
which would operate to the dis-,
advantage of the jwacahle, busi-'
ncss man. but under stress of
politics Kuch laws have been
panscd and of course, as the
community approve or disapprove
they are observed or dlsrejrard
cd. So lonjj as there are thcives,
thujrs and various other kind of
crooks, there w 111 be reason for
means of repelling them, and no
statute law which deprive the
good citizen of the right to so
prepare himself, should be per
mitted to remain in the book.
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To Gov. W ilson's Credit
From the Indianapolis News.
The publication of the WUson
Harvey Ictteri on the heels of
the Watterson't final statement
is a fortunate incident We know
now how to estimate the va!ue
of Mr. Watterson's sentence,
"VhiUt Gov. Wilson was. rcceiv
Injc popular applause because of
his sacrifico of private friend
ship to public duty he was
rmvilinT mt II rv.u'i fi
pardon for shami lcM and heart-
leas treatment he admitted having
bestowed on Harvey atthcMan
hattan aub." And to think that
! a journalist- a lifelong journal
ist practiced in the use of words
and in weighing them, should
reach tuch a conclusion from the
letters which passed between
Gov. Wilson and CoL Harvey -kttrn
honorable alike to both
men. Surely the public might
think that our journalistic gods
have not only feet, but beads of
clay (To feci bow grievously Mr.
Wattcnon has been blinded by
passion on has only to read
those four letters that passed
between Gov. Wilson and CoL
Harvey. ik previous incident
in Gov. Wilson's brief and
brilliant public career they re
dound altogether to his credit.
They reveal Mm more of a man
than ever. They show the sen.
siUvencM and kindlineasof a
true gentleman. And it is pleas
ant to be able to aay that they
also reflect credit on Col.
Harvey. K
WANTED-Man past SO with
horse and buggy to sell stork
condition powder in Chariton
County. Salary 70 per month.
Address 0 Indurtrial HWg ,
Indianapolis, Ind.
LINN
Mrs. M. L. Miller, mother of
Miss Anna Miller the efficient
principal of the Linneus high
school died at her home in Shelby
last Friday alter a lingering ill
ness of stomach trouble. Mrs.
Miller was 59 years of age and
the mother of four girls.
The city council met in Mar
celine Monday evening and let
the contract for- paving . four
blocks on Kansas avenue and
Wet Lake streets. Four bids
were handed in at the regular
meeting held last Monday eve
ning but owing to a slight diff
erence in the manner of wording
the bids no decision was reached-
An enthusiastic meeting was
held in the Santa Fe reading
room, in Marceline last Friday
evening to perfect the organiza
tion of the Santa Fe County Club
of Marceline. The charter closed
that evening with a total of
ninety-three who had complied
with all the requirements of the
organization. L T. Sean is
president of the Club.
Miss Olive Lucius daughter of
Oliver Lucius of Brookfield
who was attending the 'Illinois
State University eloped with
Herbert Schwabacher a Peoria
youth whose fortune is said to
be one half million and who was
attending the University at the
same place. They will make their
home at Peoria.
Adams and son of Brookfield
have the plans perfected for
building of a cold storage plant.
the latest electric plan under
their big wholesale building at a
cotit of about 10.000. It will be
larj;e enough to store twelve car
loads of tropical fruits.
Ir. Francis H. Newton, who
had moved to Marceline from
Elmer last summer entering the
drug business at Marceline died
at his home in the vet part of
town last Monday.
a
J. E. Ellis one of Madeline's
mercantile business men the
other day sold all his grocery
stock and part of his clothing
stock to parties in Macon Mo.
Mr. Ellis will still remain at the
old stand with the part of dry
goods he kept back. Which con
sist of mens and ladies cloth
ing.
Judge C C Bigger who has
been living on his farm north of
Marceline has bought the resi
dence of Judge J. H. Oat-
man in the north part of the
city and will move bis family
there for a permanent home.
Mrs. Susan Caroline .Williams
wife of Henry H. Williams died
at her home in Brookfield but
Wednesday at the age of C6
years. Deceased leaves a hus
band, one arm and three daught
ers.
E. K. and Daniel GrindataT
moved' to Laclede with their
families from Sumner but Fri
day and are occuyping Dr. Z. T.
Stand ly 'a residence. They will
work with the K. C bridge car
pesters, who have their head
quarters in Laclede.
Marriages;-Rufu L Powell
of Linneus and Sybil Alice
Merrick of Browning. Ira Gooch
of Purdin and Vina Pew of
Laredo. Walter Jerome aad
Martha Hamack both of Purdin.
Morel J. Lasher and Mae E.
Bumard both of Brookfield.
1
O. D. Gray, of the Sturgeon
Leader, on of Miseour's moat
sucoeaful young newspapermen,
has bought an Interest in the
Columbia Statesman. This paper
lsnow owned by Harry Jacks,
WiDtArn Hirth and 0. D. Gray,
three Hv wires, who will keep
the statesman up to its preacnt
high standard. While Mr. Gray
will continue to run the Sturgeon
Leader, ho will spend a part of
rich week in Columbia, looking
trier hiainterent In the Statca-r-n,
of which he wtl now be the
'.Izr.-Mexico Lodger.
CAPITAL STOCK t2S,CC0. SURPLUS $23,CC0.
-FARMERS ANK-'
: sOF CHARITON COUNTV
A. 8. TATLOR. PrwaldaaT : H. C MILLBR, CaerUwY
J. C WALLACE. Tloo Proa. O. P. BAT, Ami. Caabie
ALECK TAYLOR, AaalaUat Caaklew.
Doea a Uanaral Banking- Bualneaa. Exohanga ou ail ' '
' PrindpaJ Cltlaa. Paya Intereet on lima Certinoataa.
" T" YOUR AOCOUNT SOLICITED ' . '
ItEYTESVlLLE, (Phono 89) MISSOURI.
1 If You Would be a Man
If you can keep your head when
all about you
Are losing theirs and blaming
it on you; ":
If you can trust yourself when
all men doubt you, I
And make allowance for their
doubting too, ' .
If you can wait and not be tired
by waiting,
Or, being lied about, don't
deal in lies,
Or, being hated, don't give way
to hating,
And yet don't look too good or
talk to wise.
If you can dream and not make
dreams your master,
fl you can think and not make
thoughts your aim,
If you can meet with triumph
and disaster, ' . .
And treat those two impoetota
' just the same;
If you can bear to have the truth
you've spoken,
Twisted by knaves to make a
trap for fools, , .
Or see the things you gave your
life to broken.
And turn and build them up
again with worn-out tools.
If you can talk with crowds and
keep your virtue.
Or walk with kings,- nor lose the
common toach.
If neither foes nor loving friends
can hurt you.
If all men count with you. yet
none too much.
If you can fill each unforgiving
minute
With sixty seconds' worth of
distance run.
Yours is the earth and every
thing that's in iU
And. which is more, you'll be
a man, my son. Kipling.
CAStORIA
lot Ia&at aai Cailarta,
Tki Iti la iw AJixji Efct
Boars tka
Btfaalar of
America's First Newspaper
The first newspaper in Amer
ica was issued in Boston on Sep
tember 25, 1G90. It was printed
by R. Pierce for Benjamin Har
ris. In the first Issue the pub
lisher promised that the paper
"shall be furnished once a month
(or if a Glut of occurrences hap
pen, oftencr) with aa account of
such considerable things as have
occurred unto our notice; to give
a faithful relation of all such
things, and to enlighten ' the
public aa to the occurrenta of
Divine Providence." It gave a
summary of the important news
of the time, and was quite read
able if not exactly spicy. To us
it would appear a very harmless
sheet; but the authorities of (hat
day were rigid In their censor
ship of the pre, and after a
few Usuca Mr. Harris' paper
was opprosaed becaua "It came
out oontrary to law, and eon
tainod reflection of a very high
nature."
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Restaurant
SHORT1 ORDERS
HOT : AND : COLD : LUNCH
Hogulir Meals. Hoard- .
ing and Lodging. F'ur
uishnl rooms by daj.
week or month.
Canned Goods Cigars Tobacco
Young Block.
B. M. GARDNER, PROP.
EAST BOUND
tNo. 12, Moberly Ac'm. a m
No. 70, local freight (except
Sunday) 120 pm
No. 12. St. L Express 423 p m
No. 4. Atlan. Ex. (flag) ll2a m
WEST BOUND t
No. 51, K. C Accom. . .6 SO a m
No. 3. We. M. Ex. . .203 p m
tNo. 63, K. C Accom.. 4:48 p m
No. 71. Local Freight - (ex
cept Sunday) 020 am
t Daily except Sundays
J. M. Truby, Agent
Whitam, Ma. Time Tabic
EAST BOUND
INo.70 Local freight, F
2:lSpm
Na 12 St Louis Accom. 3.-07 p m
WESTBOUND
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No. 3 Mail ft Ekprejs 307 p m
IStop on flag only. t ,
N. D. Wrjgut, Agent
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will never forget his terribl ex
poure to a merrilcci stom. ."It
gav m a dreadful cold,' he
write, "that caused vevere
pains in my chest, so it was bard
forfcato breathe. A ndrhbor
gar me. several do of Dr.
King New Discovery. which
brought great relief. The doc
tor said I was on the verj of
pneumonia, but to continue with
th Discovery. I did ao and two
bottle completely cured me."
Vk only this quick, safe, reli
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