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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-13
son here for small fruits.-Farm
ington Times.

ington Times.
The Cape accommodation COM
ing in from st. Louis the other
night run over the body of Elmer
Bridges, a watchman at Hely's,
cutting him to pieces. 1t is said
he was intoxicated and took nap
on the track up near Cape Rock,
After the inquest the county bur-
led the msngled remains.-Cape
Progress.
Some years ago in the effort to
get the county seat moved to
Dexter the citizens built a fine
new court house and offered it to
the county to influence the votes.
The effort failed and the building
was sold for a school to the
Christian church. Now the citi-
zens are trying to set the sale
aside, claiming that the contract
has not been lived up to by the
church.
We are in receipt of the cata-
l.
logue and premium list of the
Missouri State Fair, Sedalia,
which will be held this year, Sep
tember 90 to October5. The pre-
MUM list is large and complete.
The fair is improving year by
year, getting bigger and better,
and the people are taking greater
| interest in these exhibitions. II
you desire a copy write to j. r,
Rippey, secretary, Sedalia, Mo.
, Grandin Herald, 9th: Word
} was received here this morning
) of the death of Ann Hinchey
r youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
) Mrs. Allan Hinchey. About a
month ago Mr.. Hinchey took his
, family to De Soto hoping that the
change would be of benefit to his
children, but the best of medica
care and attention could not save
the little girls life. The entire
; community will sympathise witt
the bereaved family in their great
loss.
Wheat threshing, which has
, been delayed several days on ac'
count of wet weather, was re-
, sumed Wednesday when 45 ma
chimes started to work. With M
further delay all the wheat in thu
county will be sacked in a weel
or ten days. The rain has no
materially injured the crop,whicl
is remarkably light in many sec
rtions of the county. The rec
: wheat this year is yielding an av
erage, while the Fultz and othe
. varieties are falling short. Onl!
about half a crop over the count,
. will be a fair estimate, Charles
9 ton Courier.
i Elijah Garner, a young mai
living six miles southwest of Dex
ter, was seriously injured O.
Tuesday by horse that he wa
= plowing. A young mule colt wa
x with the mare and his dog ra
y the colt up to its mother. Youn
y Garner had the plow line tie
" about his waist and in goin
u around to keep the colt off il
: mother and drive the dog ava
e got tangled in the lines and wa
% unable to extricate himself, an
his effort caused the mare to rel
ID land plunge. The animal final
,r fell down knocking the your
l. over as she fell and the who
s- weight Of her body rested on b
er stomach and bowels. He Is in
he serious condition but tits thougl
ut his injuries viii not prove fatal
lg Col. "Biiln Miller, the we
ne known lawyer Of Cape Girardea
~ and member OF the board Of b
examiners, says that among {
ss list OF questions he submitted
a- the graduating class Of the Sta
m University law school was o
q Ito which each of the studer
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-13
For sale by W. W. Johnston.
LONG Tennessee Fiaht.

For twenty years w. L. Rawls, OF
Bells, Tenn, fought nasal catarrh. He
writes; The swelling aud soreness in
-ide my nose was fearful, till began
applying Bucklens Arnica salve to tbe
sore surface: this causes the soreness
and swelling to disappear, never 70 re-
turn. Best salve in exislance. 2bc OF
Johnston's Pharmacy, Druggist.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-13

Cures Chiiir. Fevers. Malaria. Bilious-
meas. Take it as General Tonic and at all
times In place OF Qulnine. Breaks mp Coughs.
Colds and Ls6rippo NO CURE. NO PAY
J. O. MENrENHALL.
sols ownsr Evansville. Indiana
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1906-07-13

least th'| |
'and sper
ans. : Th'|
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

place popular of constrnc be their unfalng friend wise soun in the arms of St. Bernard A. D. 1l4s St delivered most pathetic the Of his friend & ana he wfoe a the they and the whole Irish church had sustained on the
 bright July morning 5ss when the bell summoned the monks Meont to maths for the last time e the M ua light through and valley, and gilt piles masonry looked whte gnng of the
 ed na m S d sous n sh of the The statues of the Twelve se Sna s awaits the faithful soldier Christ when his term service here
 the Gregoan Chant rendered y than one hundred full shook dew-drops wings ntoned his carol % r the by the Boyne The of s who then took in that sacred function its panve which 1ls s might a, s e a @ of the @ gs % the he of Men @ on manded admission and surrender in the kings name Remon through The bens @ eaped sd. beautiful was up to sec and ruin the of cheering notes resounded the surrounding district to raise and in 5ss by as p % % One of the first of Sir Edward Moore on his of magnificent timber planted by the monks July 70 ls Sir m @ created @ Bar0n of n e Lord Charles Moore became involved On November a just made halt Tuyalen when their besese Drogheda and a sent a 300 men to ransaek m Mefont ell ,
 of Dundalk in 1s45 suspected of plotting with the his Lieutenant m by S m Sp s @ % to the S session of his fathers lands.
 of MeIonts diminished greatness and times eaeing finger almost completely obliteraed what national Gradually fell into decay the owl hooed on
 through ne na hs saren ana walks and disappeared beneath crop of tangled brush
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

held in great honor had method by laced work formed of bands ribbons % and twisted and nterwoyen in the most intricate mixed of dragons strange looking animals with the design Sometimes one sees oddookng hu nn mn aees s ana full of @ The pattern anime it. The scribe usually the capital very large their They painted the open spaces the letters @ %s like @ % s ess % ssg es mened books still preserved which, of f in 'ns A. D. 500 and sO To-day this book be in the archbshop An reproduction pages of this idea what sebes @ could S do than s sy s 0s % % M a % was Indian ink four times size original
 
 original thus mued r sPy es % s Te o s afbe s ns 5 @ # S I ssn % designed and drew the outline to the size and after Gospel designed and mnated as ea5oate s as hs forming our window each s different from every other the artist and the amount of patient labor bestowed this The Latin words with contraetons they page are as follows 9a, @ nam Aangs dn m ch h d seut scrip These words are taken from the prologue of the Gospel of St. Mark and fully written out nituim Ae,ange domn hesI christi m dei scut rptum est in eaa pofeta Ecce mo The beginning Gospel Jesus Christ Son of God it is written the prophet my angel in 1i4o in the County of the first home of the C teran Order in Ireland founded endowed princes and santy prelates the mother saints at time the admiration of Ireland a archee- ta beauty St Bernard Clairvaux the first abbot the blessed Christian OConarch native land and disciple of the Abbey tercian Abbot in Ireland and afterwards Bishop
 The history of Mifont be justly said rent history of Ireland It is intimately with that of the country that they touch points, and collect matter for both travel of time and observe footprints saint and king and eftain and bishop and holy their and disappeared be succeeded and his armed etainers Under the then achy and the native princes and by the skill it's inmates Melont and proseed and merited
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
HERE COMPLETING MILLION
DOLLAR DEAL

Judge Flewelling was too busy man
today to give anything to the press. but
it is understood that cash for more
than 100000 is in the First National
bank in this city to be paid out on in
dividual holdings that are accepted by
the company, and that as much more
has already been paid out in Spokane.
1t is learned that the company has
had 40 cruisers in the field since the
option was given three weeks ago, and
reports from these men make up the
basis Of the purchase.
Schofield Holdings Not included.
+ The erroneous report given out some
weeks ago that the Schofield holdings
were included in this deal is corrected
today by Domineck Cameron who
states that the holdings are still intact
and have not changed hands. Mr..
Schofield is here at this time to make
trip with Mr.. Cameron into the pine
belt and make an extensive examina-
tion of the timber belonging to the
company
Mr.. Flewelling will in the next few
days check over and receive for the
eastern company several hundred in
dividual claims and expects when that
Is done to make trip into the pine
belt. He is not prepared at the present
time to give out anything as to the
plans for future development.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
FIRE DESTROYS
SEATTLE DOCK
Large Quantity Army
Supplies Is
Burned

Seattle, May THE Arlington docl.
filled with government supplies for
shipment on the transport Sherman to
the Philippines. was destroyed by fre
at an early hour this morning.
The transport Sherman was DAM
aged In the rigging and tho French
ship Daniel was also damaged before
she could be removed. The Sherman
got out Of slip under her own steam.
but not before some damage had oc-
Cured.
Between 1900 and 1000 tons Of gov
ernment supplies are total loss. me
dock will be rebuilt at once.
Losses Total e1e4y 900.
The losses in this mornings nre
have been estimated an fcllows:
United States signal corps supplies.
$100,000 Arlington dock (fully n.
sured) $4,000: United States CONS
missary supplies. $14,o00: 10000 aaclks
OF flour. 100000: total s1sl.ooo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
GRAIN NEEDS
RAIN BADLY

K. w. Eaves, rnaneger OF the vollmer
Clearwater Grain Co., who returned
this morning from q trip to the Mes
Perce prairie, Tammany, Ferdinand
and Green Greek neighbcrhoods. states
that the crops are IN only = fair condi-
tion. The -'ntcr wheat on Nes Perce
prairie was t~aiy damaged by the late
freesit--., n,.t :. = few warm rains
would come now It would help out.
Spring grain Ii not suffering at the
present. Rain In the Tammany secs
elton In the near future IL needed or
crops will burn up. The early rains
started the grain IN good shape. but
this long spell Of dry weather Il doing
injury.
The formers of the prairie are anx-
iously awaiting the electric fine and
many Of them are taking small con-
tracts. This road will be Z great help
to that country ana on the strength
Of Il farm lands have advanced cons
siderably in price.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
PROGRAM FOR
COMMENCEMENT

Owing to the illness and death Of
the little daughter of Rev. Somerviile.
who was to have delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating
class Of the high school. Rev. r. ".
Baer of Charleston will oficiate in his
stead. The sermon will be preached
ip union services at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening.
The program for commencement
week IL ~ follows:
Monday Arrangements pending;
Tuesday-Class da. exercises and 1u-
nior banquet; Wednesday evening.
class play "As You Like IT." Thurs
day evening-Cla address and conn
mencement exercises; Friday evening
Alumni banquet
Professor r. M. F1nlme Of the Uni
versity OF idaho win deliver the class
address Thursday evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
.GUADAlOUPE IS
UNDER MOB RULE

Washington, May 7.-Guadaloupe in
the French West Indies, is still under
mob rule, according to dispatch re-
ceived by the state department from j
Jarvis Bowens, the American consul
at that point
Election troubles are reported to be
the cause of the disturbances. The
authorities are unable to restrain the
members of the mob. who have been
rioting for several weeks. Yesterday
the trouble came to a head.
There are few Americans at that
point. but large quantity of Ameri-
can goods is stored there.
William r. Sutherland, senior off,
Ger In command Of the fleet at Santo
Domingo, has been ordered to dis
patch warship to Guadaloupe.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07


County school eppetintand dent 16aI /,
Benice Mccoy. accornpeuied ~ n
Elisabeth urch Of the state nc1
school. returned eatprday 1SGs 81 Irs
TO ths Piescs City 1cho0l din&s \ 7. 4 =
! statement to : TELLER rspcftsr n
Mccoy said: IS I'M s'S
The Pierce City school = cse n y:
best n the counts. AItloueE n
only 70 pupils n atte,aanca ~ "a
\ wen equipped M has osle q =
bsst Of teacherA Ikie scIsoo1 IL
: long and despsrate ~ y
succssdsd anA H. slI6bl ~ = ] a. ~ ~
preciated. III Il III 4 VII a
..gtepe are now helne tnli1 &o y Y
sanise : school alcet ~ = 1el ~
othsr slde q risroe CITY M y i Y
tel q this tim how tlae1 Wiilll
NJ 40 visited ~ 6slA lAopi1 y
weippe secttos, u aI lI1 "a
plsao1se NJ ~ y y J x N
tweln 0rees ~ y( Il i B B
ron1H ~ t1lle 6In9 15L 81 ~ q n
frsxsIsd ~ 1s y n I1lIa I II y Is
t3caIly = week - yg.a1l = 81 s3Ss 81
eince IL southeSH u - ~ = u
connty w6s 4r1 ~ e Y IL I ~ e
- lGccsy le tl ~ g. u u = I: 81
er1ee ~ ~ ee1 sssS ~ u 1ssgss y; "
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

Oregon something over a year ago
where he organized q band of the
Holy Rollers" whose chief method OF
worship was to congregate in. the
house Of some disciple where men and
Yomen mingled on the floor perform
Ing as II erased.
Creffield was charged with seducins
several women Of his congregation. He
was tarred and feathered by the citi-
Gems OF Corvallis and later served a
term In the Oregon penitentiary, from
which he was released but q few weeks
ago. He Immediately resumed his
strange teachings.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
CREFF|ELD MEETS A SWIFT
DEATH IN SEATTLE

Seattle. WASH. May Frank e.
Creffield. leader Of the notorious holy
rollers, was shot In the forehead and
instantly killed at 7:10 this morning
on First avenue near Cherry street by
George Mitchell, who claims he has
now wiped out the stain his family
suffered through the seduction Of his
two sisters by this leader Of the pecu-
liar religious band.
Mitchell, who IL a laborer was ar
rested Immediately following the
shooting.
Creffield made himself notorious in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
SEN. HEPBURN
IS IMPROVING

The many friends of Senator Hey
burn will be pleased to learn he Is re-
covering nicely from his recent illness.
In message to the Evening Teller. the
senator says:
After two weeks enforced absence
from the senate on account Of severe
Illness. I feel hopeful OF being able to
resume my duties the latter part Of
the week as 1 am steadily improving" :"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

George I. Schofield Of Oconto, Wis
consin, and A. L. F1ewerling Of Spo-
kane. representing the principal inter-
ests in the million dollar timber deal
recently made for holdings in the
Clearwater country, arrived in the city
this morning and are in conference
with the local people here who have
claims that are to be taken over in
the same deal.
Mr.. Flewe1ltng represents flse eastern
parties who have purchased several
thousand acres of the finest timber
lands in the Clearwater timber belt.
1t is understood that more than 100
of these individual claims were taken
over in Spokane and that as many
more will go in as the result Of the
conference here today.
Checking Over the Holdings.
The consummation Of the big tim
Der deal recently exploited in the coll
umns Of the Evening Teller Is now be-
ing perfected by the transfer Of the
timber land held in escrow to agents Of
the eastern syndicate present in the
city today for that purpose.
Judge A. L. Flewelling. personal rep
resentative of the Michigan syndicate
that has made the purchase, arrived
this morning and IL checking over the
holdings with the parties representing
the Lewiston end Of the deal.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
INSANE WOMAN
KILLS DAUGHTER

New York. May Mrs. Mary Wat
err entered her room at her home on
West 18th street early this morning.
where her two daughters. Agatha ana
Ruth were sleeping. and shot Agatha,
her favorite. and then killed herself.
Temporary insanity. due to the
daughters III health. u assigned a. the
cause Of Mrs. Waters rash act. The
daughter died Instantly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
MINERS WILL
Be TAKEN BACK

New York, May 7.-Committees rep.
resenting the anthracite coal workers
and mine owners of Pennsylvania in
conference this afternoon adjourned
after being In session about an hour.
1t IL said unofficially that an under.
standing has been reached for an ex-
tension Of the strike commission award
have agreed to replace to their former
positions all men except those who
have committed active violence.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

Senate Rejects His Amendments Re-
garding Owners Private Carr.

washington. May I'm the senate
today. Keteridge's amendment fnclud-
ing the owners OF all private cars
within the definition OF carriers, was
voted down without division.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
TURN DOWN THE RESOLUTION
Adverse Report on National Guarantee
Of 'Frisco's Credit.

Washington. May THE senate
committee on finance has authorized
an adverse report on the Newlands
resolution looking to a national guar
antee Of the credit Of San Francisco.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
FEAR BUILDING
WILL COLLAPSE

Chicago, May lowing to the un-
safe condition OF the structure. Build
ing Commissioner Bartasen today or
dered the northwest wing Of the city
hall abandoned. The commissioner
says the wing il liable to collapse at
any time.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
MAKE
HAUL $4,000

Chicago. May THE office of Jo-
seph Letter and the estate Of Levi Lei
ter. the father of Josph Letter. was
robbed last night or Saturday night
Of bonds and securities valued at from
$4,000 to $25,0000.
The office Of Robert and Frank
Grove, attorneys, adjoining the rooms
Of Letter. was entered and securities
valued at $4,000 taken.
Chicago. May letter has an
nounced that the securities stolen
last night amount to $4,000. None OF
them isnegotiable. Only &25 in cash
was secured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

WdSn1U6 IOIs X00y OhSiC JUG
Cannon, speaker of the house Of rep
resentatives. IL the man cf the hour
In washington today. 1t Is the sew
entieth birthday OF the grizzled veteran
from Illinois ana from the time he ap-
peared on the streets on his way to the
capitol this morning he was kept busy
shaking hands and listening to the
congratulatory utterances of his
friends and acquaintances. The house
chaplain made complimentary mention
OF the anniversary in his opening
prayer and every member on both sides
of the chamber took occasion to con-
gratulate the speaker. Nor were the
occupants OF the senate wing behind
hand in their felicitations. Contrary
to the new rule enforced at the OPEN
ing OF the present congress- the rule
promulgated by Speaker Cannon him
self forbidding floral decorations q
huge bunch OF American beauty roses
graced the speakers desk when the
house was called to order.
"sUncle Joe for president was re-
mark passed around during the day
3 by members OF the Illinois delegation
end other ardent admirers OF Speaker
Cannon. but nothing could induce Mr.
Cannon to make any serious comment
on the new movement to advance him
from the speakers chair to the White
house. About the best that could be
eiicited from him was smile and the
remark, Lovely, pleasant, compliment
tary." as he shifted his cigar from one
corner of his mouth to the other and
then passed on to the next group walt
Ing their turn to present their con-
gratuiations.
eanqust q Arlington.
Tonight. at the Arlington Hotel. Mr..
Cannon 10 to be the guest at dinner
given BY the house Of representatives
in honor Of his SEVENTEEN birthday.
The affair has been planned on an
elaborate scale. ana the affair un-
doubtedly win be one OF the biggest
Of its kind ever given IN the rat'on'l
capital. The president vice president,
the senate, the cabinet, the United
States supreme court and public Of
ficiais generally have been invited to
attend.
Although he has now reached three
score and ten. Mr.. Cannon IL hale and
hearty. and, AZ the statehood insur-
gents discovered to their sorrow. he IL
as full Of fght 40 ever. f1is most inti-
mate friends and associates in the
house declare that 'Uncie Joes has no
desire to become president He him
self has been heard to ny on frequent
occasions TINT ~ only ambition Is to
serve another term - presiding officer
OF the house. IL
eemsthine ~ His Lis.
Joseph q. Cannon, republican. Of
Danville, nj; was born at 0uilford.
n. C., May I. is1s; II lawyer; was
elected to the EDrty- third. Forty
fourth. Forty-flSth Forty sixth, forty
seventh, Fety-etEilth. Furty -ninth.
F1ftieth. Fiety-ArM rifty third. Tifty-
fourth. Fifty-nfth. Fifty-sixth. Fifty-
seventh. r1fty-eishth congresses. and
re-elected TO the rlfty y-nlnth congress.' :
This Il the sketch o. the .father Of
the house." = II 4 printed in the con-
sressional directory tor the F1fty-nintf
Congress-. Il has been changed little
IN the last thirty years The only
change has bsen the additicn cf an
frsoe>|s-..z. = # 4 Is. - -. <
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07
UNCLE JOE
IS 70 TODAY
Birthday Of Speaker lis
Being Properly
Observed
GREETED WITH APPLAUSE

Washington, May when
Speaker Cannon appeared in
the house today there was long
continued applause. The chap
lain offered q special prayer for
the preservation of "Uncle
Joe's'' life and vigor and for his
family ana friends.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

Washington. May - President
Roosevelt sent to congress- today the
report of the International water ways
ccmmission on the preservation of
Nlasara Falls.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-07

coai Miners Resume Work.
Bellaire, Ohio. May 7.--Coal miners
to the number Of $500 returned to work
today as the result OF the signing Of
the scale in Belmont county.