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The MaoIs No. 3.

Number three is wonderful mascot
for Goo. H. Paris. Of Cedar Grove,
Me. according to a letter which rcfds
After suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble. and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure 60 find re-
nef tried Electric Bitters, and as 2"
result am well man today. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
Completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach, liver and kidney,
troubles, by all druggists. Soc.
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S. p. FREEZING ENDORSED
BY PoTTAWAToMlE DEMOCRATS
Resolutions.

Resolutions.
Resolutions passed hy the Demo.
cratic county central committee April
3, 1907.
Whereas our worthy and distin.
guished fellow citizen Hon. S. +.
Freezing. is candidate for the office
attorney general, aud
Whereas the Democracy recognizes
n him an able lawyer and a brave
and fearless protector OF the. peoples
rights, as has heen showa by his com
mendable work as county attorney
Therefore be II resolved that we,
the Democratic county central com
mittee. in regular meeting asaembicd'
do hereby unanimously endorse Hon
Is. r. Freezing for tho Office of atior-
ncy general and recommend bis can.
didacy 10 the Democracy Of the new
state Of Oklahoma
j NJ BRYUM Chairman.
L. 4 SAMMONS. Sec'y.
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KIND WORDS FOX col OWEN

Ex-Democraiic National COMMITTEES
man, vice-chairman constitutional
Campaign, 1906.
A trained dipioinat-A distinguished
lawyer. with twenty-five years expert
ence IN Washington city.
Tie has already rendered great ser
vices f0 The New State. and haa led
the fight Tor "The Removal Of the
Restrictions"
The ipconlipe slate nceds q map es
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AAskELL Ar sourA MeALssrEH

McAiester. !. T., June 1--C. n. Has.
kell, Of Muskogee, spoke here last
night to the largest crowd ever got
ten together at political meeting in
this town
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Haskell AT MADILL.

Madin, I. r., May 29.--Hon. G. N.
Haskell OF Muskogeo addressed q
large crowd at this place last night
and firmly cemcnted his following IN
this county Marshall county will 70
FOR Haskell by about two to one. The
farmers all over the county are en-
Enthusiastically supporting Haskell and
The constitution 2,
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You will need new Hotel Reulster
soon. We have them IN stock.
A Register with 240 pages, $500
A Register with 400 pages, $5.75.
Neatly bound and printed.
Address The DAILY LEADER.
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supreme Court

STATE or ARKANSAS
Joseph M. Hill, CHIEF justice.
Burrill B Battle.
Carroll - Wood,
James r. Riddick,
Edgar A. McCriloch,
Judges
Little Rock, Ark, May is, 1907.
Te whom fl may concern
I take pleasure in bearing testl-
mony to the capacity and intogriiy Of
the Hon S. M rutherford, formerly
Of Fort Smith, Arkansas. know Mr.
Rntherford intimately and have
known his family for many years.
and / regard him highly as a loyal
friend. fearless officer. and an
honest man.
Respectfully,
JOS. NJ. HILL
These letters are certainly deserY'
ing of great consideration. jor such
testimonials are not given unless mer'
ited. They show that the strongest
supporters Of Mr. Rutherford Laa are
those who have known him longest
and best, whsch in itself speala vol
umes.
Under such conditions ds tAial pa
the new state, where the peorle are
una quainted with each other, such
Testimonials ought 90 have great
weight IN the selection OF so impor
tant an Office as United States sen
atOr
After the nominations are made
and We 10 forth to battle with the
enemy, Is when we are going 10 need
men who know how 70 organize and
ligft effectively our hanles II Is o0n
ceded mat ar HsibeIfsfd III point
Of ability. Is the cquAl Il not the ~
perior of any who are aspiring u
this exalted position. Think before
you act
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Calvert, the harness man has tho
leading harness house in Northern
Oklahoma Needing anything. Call
at 1l3 West Oklahoma Ave.
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Resort for gentlemen 10 the bar Of
Shewmako. Laughiin G. BowlIne. II is
a white bar. well stocked with the
best OF liquors.
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Designs. just out, for 1o07-S. Beaus
tify your walls now. We can help
you. Guthrie Wall Paper q Paint
Co.. East Oklahoma.
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Talk abous nfve wagons. Have you
seen some OF tho latest turned out at
the Guthrie Carriage and Wagon
Works? Examine at once.
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Arthur stiles, OF the Guthrie Plumb.
ing 4 Heating Co, viii ne glad 70
Lell you secret. Call him up.
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~Thanhing my friends thronghou;
the state for their support J ann,
"SiDccroiy,
(Signcd) -. S. MURRAY"
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Your money does II invested Il
some OF my real estate bargains.
FOSTER, THU LAND MAN.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
1.-The life of the luncheon,
the delight Of the dinner,
the all-around pure, whole
some fo0li-drink, made from
Pabst Eight-Day Malt
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
No. x.-First insertionsSo. 2s, May ., isO7.-4t
Sheriff's Sale for Taxes.

ny virtue and authority OF a special execution
ID issued by the clerk of the circuit court OF
the County OF Ripley, and State OF Missouri,
dated on the 25th day OF March, 1897, and to me
directed, In favor OF the State of Missouri, at
the relation and TO the use of James w. Cotton,
collector OF the revenue In the County OF Ripley,
State OF Missouri, plaintiff, and against Fred
erick d. Bennington, Elizabeth Bennington:
lanes Bennington, Burton Barmlngton, Mabel
Harrington, Parmela @. Lazonly, nee Bar
nington for the sum OF $40, due for certain
delinquent state. county and special taxes and
interest, az therein set forth under Judgment
rendered In favor OF said plaintiff and against
said defendants In the circuit court of said Rip
lev county on the 18th day Of March, 1907, al the
March term, 1901, thereof, upon the following
described real estate lying In the County oi
Ripley, and State OF Missouri, namely:
fen acres of the south side OF the southwes
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF section ~
township q, range east.
!, the undersigned, J. n. Robinson, sheriff o
| Ripley county in the State OF Missouri, hav
levied upon and seized upon said above rea
estate, and will, on
Monday, June "a, 1907,
between the hours Of o'clock In the forenoo
and O'Clock 10 the afternoon, at the east froT
door OF the court houee IN the City OF DoniphaI
/ Ripley county, and State OF Missouri, and dur
| Ing the Juno term OF the circuit court OF eai
| Ripley county, sell the said described ret
estate, Or no much thereof as may be neoessar,
at public vendue for cash in hand, To the highel
bidder, 20 satisfy said execution and the COS
thereon. j. IL. ROBINSON,
Sheriff OF Ripley County
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
Juno term of the Circuit Court

OF said ripley county, sell The suid de.
sCribed real estate, or so much thereon
US may be necessary, at pubic ,yendue
for cash In hand TO the highest bidder to
satisfy said execution und the costs
thereon. J. II. ROBINSON,
Sheriff OF Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
The stork did extra duty al

The stork did extra duty at
Townley last Sunday night May
10th 1907. It presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Highlander two
girls and one boy. The girls
weighing 8 1-2 and 8 pounds re-
speotively and the boy 5 t-2
pounds. 1t is stated the mother
is doing nicely and the three
babies are well developed. in
good health and getting along
fine. The father is receiving
congratulations Of that entire
community. Won't President
Roosevelt show his teeth and
smile when be learns that triplets
have been born in grand old
| Dunklin countyp additional
evidence that Dunklin county Ii
1.-THE most fruitful and prosperous
lseetion Of The slate. : Aefik
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

leap in introducing dragging
heretofore. Another law, that
will work in harmony with this is
known as the Stapletcn law, pro-
viding that the overseer or road
commissioner shall have the road
drag used upon the public high
ways when in his judgment, the
road would be improved thereby,
giving preference to the occu-
pants of the land to do the work
and providing for reasonable
compensation, not exceeding 80
cents per mile for dragging over
the two rounds, and limiting the
expense to S5.0 per mile per ar =
mum or $1,000 per mile upon roads
along which United States rural
delivery routes have been estab-
lished.
Any further information relat-
ing to road improvement will be
cheerfully furnished by this Of
flee upon request.
Respectfully,
GEO. B. ELLIS,
| Secretary
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

Poplar Bluff Citizen, June H.
th.-Last night about $3.50 o.
clock Claud Worley was shot
and killed by his brother-i in. law,
Seigel Casebolt, at the latter's
home near Taft. Casebolt is a
merchant at Taft and was in his
store. His wife, a sister of the
deceased, was also at the store
when the trouble is said to have
begun. The details in the mat
ter cannot be accurately secured
as Mr.. Casebolt refused to talk
for publication and Taft has
neither telegraphic or telephone
connection with this city, but a
telephone message from Harviell
to the Citizen is to the effect that
the. beginning of the trouble was
a difficulty between the deceased
and Mrs. Casebolt, who was
struck by Worley, after which
both Casebolt and his wife were
run out of the store and went to
their home followed by Worley.
They are said to have locked the
doors to prevent him entering.
which availed them nothing for
he forced an entry into the
house and then made an angry
demonstration with a knife, when
Casebolt fired the shot that kill
led him. A message was re-
ceived here last night to the ef-
feet that Mr.. Casebolt would
come to this city to surrender as
soon as he could reach here,
which he did. The coroner, DR..
B. G. Jones, in company with
Deputy Sheriff Nance, Prosecut'
ing Attorney Ernest A. Greer
and Mr.. Casebolt went down te
Taft this morning, where a cor
oner's inquest was held. A tele
phone msssase was received a
this office at $3.50 o'clock fron
|, Harveill to the effect that the cor
, oner's jury returned verdict a
; noon exonor ating Casebolt.
On the 28th day of last Janu
ary J. R. Jenkins Of this city ha
! a hen TO hatch a brood of Ply
q mouth Rock chickens. Now to
= day, June 18th, one of the pullet
of the brood is setting, and wi
8 herself pretty soon be the moths
Q Of little chicks. This little he
!, that is only 4 1-2 months old ha
" laid q dozen or more eggs, b,
y they are very small, only abou
: the size Of crows eggs. M
!. Jenkins thought the little egl
K would not hatch and has put 3
Is 4 ordinary eggs under her, th'
,-lbeing about all she is able
t cover, He broke four Of u
10 eggs laid by this hen and thr'
ID Of them each had two yolk
is slwhIch is Of itself queer thin,
Or as two yolks are generally 70
re- eliound in eggs that are abnorma
SILLY large. Has anyone ev
orlknown : palIet only 41-2 mont
ID old % lay and So to aettinsf
81 1aclpon Cash Book.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

Howell county is now dry, its
last saloon having closed last
week.
The Pemiscott Press, a twice.
a-week paper, will here
after be issued once a week.
The Fredericktown school
board has let the contract for
building a S25, 1000 school house.
The Red Men of Southeast
Missouri will hold pow-wow
and celebration at Fredericktown
July 4th.
Field mice are destroying the
mellon fields in a number of mel
on districts of Illinois. They eat
the seed.
A big land deal embracing
nearly 10000 acres in Dunklin
and $4,000 in Pemiscot county
has been consumated.
The Polo Vindieator says
scientists advise us that chewing
tobacco makes a man think, but
what il makes the wife think is
aapgilitable.
More than a thousands boxes
Z staayberriss were shipped
9m Lptesville on Sunday, May
u. The crop was late, but the
9erries were fine.
8. l.. Clark, one of Carter
oourty's leading attorneys, and
we'll known here, has purchased
alf interest in the Current Lo'
val. We wish him success.
Only tlle Iil& careful Officers
should be allowed to carry pis'
iol. A young man was killed BY
ne marfhal of Edna, who free
melessly at him to enforce hin
c'stop,
Five prisoners attempted t
overpower and escape from the
Jail at New Madrid last week
but the jailer and his wife, who
handled the gun, prevented then
from getting away.
The hog crop this summer ha
been very abundant. The hog
are fattening on the abundanc
Of locusts, and are going on tn
market in fine condition, ,-Alto'
(Oregon Coz Missourian.
A big non n-sectarian revival
going on at Kennett. The own
er of the opera house there ha
rendered the use of the buildin
to the preachers, no other bein
large enought to accommodate tn
people.
An immense tabernacle hs
been built at Cape Girardeau
hold $500 people. 1t is expecte
that its capacity will be taxed b
the special union services to |
conducted by Evangelist Lincol
Mcdonald and his choirest'
Loren G. Jones.
Webb City is very much il
suited. The Carthage Democr'
called their Right Honorab
Constable George Schier a "cc
marshal" because he has bee
detailed to keep the cows off +
streets, the Daily Register d
clarss that the insult can only
wiped out with gore.
Quite number Of renters q
changing their contracts from
cash rental basis to . shs
crop basis, giving one-fourth
the picked and delivered cott
10 the landlord and one-third
the cribbsd corn to the landlol
4 landlord told US this W.
chat he got So rent for some la
last year under this plan, and
he said thst he had rather {,
that way 10 3 good farmer 4
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

1
or enough to run the office ten
years. Our present attorney
general Herbert S. Hadley,
maintains three assistants, a
clerk and a stenograher and has
asked the legislature to appropri-
ate $4,000 over and above the
statutory allowance of the office.
Hadley has squandered dollars
and dollars of the peoples money
in pyrotechnicai stunts against
the oil and life insurance trusts,
but not one farthing has been
gathered in fines. 'Hadleys is
making more noise than any man
who ever occupied that post, ;"
says an exchange, but his record
is based sorely on wind and not
work Lexington News.
| About five years ago William
Lacks was cashier of the Butler
County Bank at Poplar Bldff:'
One night while locking the
money in the'sa he, missed a
package of bills containing $1,000
and left il on the outside. Next
morning the negro porter who
came in early to sweep out and
clean up the bank found the
package and did not do a thing
; but go to st. Louis and have a
time, spending money like water.
The officers of the institution
, called upon Mr.. Lacks and told
him that unless he gave his note
p for $4,000, 90 to cover all looses in
! the bank they would have him
! arrested on a criminal charge,
and under these threats he gave
the note. But soon he instituted
suit to have the note set aside on
rounds that he was forced 10
sign the same under threats and
! the matter has been in the courts
! since. Last week the Supreme
! court handed down an opinion
declaring that the note could not
0 be collected. The negro who got
8 the money and spent the most OF
!, it was arrested, and sent to the
} pen. Hon. Tohn M. Atkinson, Of
n this city, was the attorney fol
Mr.. Lacks in this suit.
s Tuesday morning Elan Mast
3 ersoh, who lives about four miles
e east of jackson on the grave
road, started to the Cape with {
load Of hay. While driving leis'
urely along just at the turf
10 of the road a short distanc,
: beyond the poor farm he heard
70 sudden noise just behind hin
Y which sounded about like two
= clapboards slapped together
70 Looking back he discovered tn
load Of hay on fire. He jumpe
rs from the wagon, and striking tn
to ground he hurt his foot SO badl
ID that he could hardly do anything
~ but managed to get his tear
be loose from the wagon. However
In the load OF hay and the WACO
or were burned up. The sky wa
clear and the fire could not has
been caused by tightening. Ho
1t originated is q mystery. M
=. Masterson's foot was so badl
- hurt when he leaped to th
I" ground that he was brought
= town and had the injury looks
''e after by DIR. vinyard. Son
- think the fire was caused
oe spontaneous combustion, but Il
hay was old, perfectly dry al
ire was loaded on the wagon tn
q day. Others think q match "
ire in the hay and ignited. N
oil Masterson Is no smoker and h
on mo matches about him, besides
oflmasoh hitting could not hai
I'd caused the noise like two boar
sek clapped together. The hay M
ndlhave been set on IRE by srn
I
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

No, 7s.--Frst insertion, No. 20, May 81, i907--4t
SIlEkltf's sAl.h FOR TAXES.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

by virtue and authority Of spe-
cIal execution issued by the clerk
OF the circuit court Of the County
OF Ripley and state Of Missouri, dated
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

on the Fourth day of April, A. D, 1907
ma 10 me directed. In favor OF the state
Of Missouri, at the relation and to the use
-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
June term Of the Cirnnit conrt

Of said Ripley county sell the said de-
scribed real estate, or so much thereof
as may be necessary. at pubic vendue
for cash In hand TO the highest bidder to
s"'lsfv said execution and the costs
thereon ]. II. ROBINSON,
Sheriff OF Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

= D., .ui GertuiIi driuquunt state. couu-
and special taxes and interest as
elm set forth under Judgment rem
Z I'd In favor OF said plaintiff and
4 tinst said defendants In the Circuit
court of said Ripley county on the
2bth day of March, 1907, at the March term, 1907,
thereof, upon the following described real
osiate lying IN the county Of Ripley and
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

between the hours OF 3 o'clock In the
noon at the cast front door OF the court
house IN the city Of Donlphan Ripley
county and state Of Missouri. and during
the
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
No. 2es First insertion, No y, May 81, lsp7.-4i
sAkkIkt"s SALE FOR TAXES

-
BY virtue and authority Of a spe-
clal execution issued by the clerk
of the circuit court Of the County
OF Iiipley and st,tie of Missouri, dated
on the Fourth day Of April. A. D. 1907,
and TO me directed, M favor OF the State
of Missouri. at the relation and to the use
Uf
JAMES W. COTTON,
collector Of the revenue In the County Of
pley, State Of Missouri plaintir and
against
Laura Bowden, for the sum Of sst2.
Due for certain delinquent state. coun-
~ and special taxes and Interest as
q. rein set forth under a Judgment rem
d. cd IN favor of said PLAINTIFF and
q ainst said defendants In the Circuit
court Of said Ripley county on the
25th day of March, 1907, at the March term, 1907
thereof, upon the following described real
estate lying in the county of Ripley and
state Of Missouri. namely:
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter section %, township "a, range east.
|, the undersigned. J. II. Robinson, sheriff
OF Ripley county, in the state Of Mis-
said above real estate and Will on
MONDAY. JUNE 81, 1907.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
JAMES W. COTTON,

collector Of the revenue In the County Of
J lrley, State OF Missouri, plaintiif and
/ sllnst
Marv L pnnn,, for thu ann nf ein 70
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21
MONDAY, JUNE a, 1907,

between the hours OF 3 O'Clock in the
forenoon nnd i've o'clock In the arter.
nnon nj tho enst front door OF the court
house In the city OF Doniphan, Ripley
county and state OF Missouri, and during
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-06-21

Lot I, nlock 2; all block 2; all block 4; lot 4,
block u; lot 4, block 7; all In CurreKtview Mo-
!, the undersigned, J. H. Robinson, sheriff
NJ rlnley county, In the state OF mis-
souri,, have levied upon and seized upon
snid ahnyn ~nal Cstnir sud viii on
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

The eventful day arrived and with it Mrs Mcintyre,
carrying bunch of dahlias in her hand for identified
ton She had intended trem, also, as an offering of
appreciation for her hostess, but when Mrs Seymour
Lofts bore down upon her at the station by aid of
that gold lorgnette the lady from anesvle only stan-
out of sight she was whirled away in the smart
brougham behind two handsome horses. She was fur
ther embarrassed when aligting beneath the shell
tering pore-cochere of the Michigan Avenue mansion
pompous butler grabbed her shabby little grip and
carried it upstairs for her. announcing dinner for
seven o'clock She wondered how she would ever find
her way down to the dning-room through the maze
OF dim corridors and halls.
But Mrs. Seymour Lofts relieved her of such diff
hculty. While her guest stood gingerly wping tire
dust and CRIME of travel from her face with mono
grained towel, there tap at the door and the
hostess delightedy led in the little child
Mrs. Mcintyre almost gasped!
She certainly behed that for which she had written
so specihcaly-a girl two years old and pretty, but
the dainty little fairy who danced in on two pink legs
threw frozen terror on her soul
Mrs. Seymour-Loftis broke the embarrassing silence
his is your mamma, deare, she said primly. Run
and give her a kiss
But the child catching perhaps the lack of invitation
III her prospective parents yes, held back and when
Mrs. Seymour-Loftis would have projected her bodily
into the other woman arms, the little girl clung tight
y with her tiny mancured hands to the skirts of her
companion and walled Justify, whereat maid came in
hurredy with some pretty toys and aided her mistress
in hlshing the child.
Mrs. MclnlyIr thoroughly wretched and i'll at
ease, would gladly have mingled her tears with the
babys; and while the others earnestly engaged
with the new playthings, she stood aloof trying to
master her feelings
Soon the little girl urged by tire other women
brought her handsome doll kiss and affairs were
beginning to assume a friendly attitude when
the ponderous butler announced dinner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-20

render Instead, she puckiy redoubled her efforts and
one month later met with her reward. A little girl
reserved for elSe and left unclaimed at the
last moment was offered for her approval By letter
GAINESVILLE she sgnifed that the time had arrived
for the minister and the officials of Mr. McIntyres
railroad to do their part and the letters of
mendation, which came in reply to this timely hint,
highly satisfactory to the Bureau of Charities
that expressed its willingness send the child at
once its prospective foster parents.
Then animated and frequent exchange OF letters
ensued between the two women, both being anxious
to have the incident closed their mutual satisfaction
The delay and inconvenience which Mrs Mcintyre
suffered by of her inability to read what she
termed "a stylish handwrite' equalled by the
difficulties her correspondent encountered in certain
appalling eccentricites of orthography; but it finally
developed that the lady from GAINESVILLE, whose daily
duty it to prepare family meals, could not alb
sent herself conveniently for than day from
the cares of her household Gold vtes, she wrote,
were bad for eny man" and Mr. Mcintyre, it seemed