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TO COURT-MARTTAL A CAPTAIN
For the Grounding OF the BSttIeship Con-
necticut at CuIebra.

fuV NUc UTOuuui1B Ot tuc nuNttchuip NVu"
nectiCut at CuIebra.
WASHINGTON, March Reconsideration
Is being given by Secretary of the Navy
MetcaH to a report and recommendations
from the court Of inquiry which made an
investigation Of the grounding of the bat
tleship Connecticut while entering the
harbor OF Culebra on January l3. The
court recommends the court-martial OF
Capt. William Swift, commanding officer
Of the Connecticut. 1t Is expected that Mr..
Metoalf will approve the recommendation
in few days.
The findings and recommendations OF
the court Of inquiry have not been made
public, but it il believed that the charges
will specify neglect of duty and ineffi-
cheney. IL is said unofiicially that the navi-
eating officer of the vessel who was on the
bridge with Capt. Swift when the ship went
aground, warned his superior that the
vessel was not on its proper course, but
Capt Swift paid no heed.
Reports indicate that the Connecticut
was pretty badly damaged, although she
is still in commission. The Navy Depart
ment has minimized the accident ever
since the report came 10 Washington. 1t
has been repeatedly pointed out that the
damage done was repaired by the crew and
not until to-day was il openly admitted
that the incident amounted to much.
The United States battleshp Connecticut
which came here a week ago with typhoid
fever patients from Cuba, sailed yesterday
afternoon 10 rejoin the feet which Is now
near Guantanamo.
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MAL1BY NAY FOLLOW STEVENS.
Principal Assistant Canal Engineer 10 Re
sign. According to Report.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. March 6.-Frank B.
Maltby Of Champaign, principal assistant
engineer Of the Panama Canal, is to follow
his chief, John c. Stevens, and resign, ac-
cording to a report received here to-day.
Maltby is in New York on his way TO Wash
ington, according to letter to his mother
1t is understood that there is general
dissatisfaction among the engineers on
the Isthmus because Of Stevens's resigna-
tion.
Maltby's visit to Washington is for the
purpose Of ascertalning the status Of him
self and fellow engineers.
The sun., 1907-03-07
5 MORE BELLEVUE DOCTORS I'LL.
One Has scarlet Fever Others Seem 10 ne
suffering with Diphtheria.

Since Dr. Earl W. Phillips Of the Bellevue
Hospital staff was stricken with dipht heria
and sent to the Willard Parker Hospital a
week ago five other Bellevue internes
have become i'll and are suspected Of hav-
ing a contagious disease.
DIR. +. j. Wurtell was removed to the
Willard Parker Hospital yesterday i'll with
diphthera. ,Drs. Charles Fisher and &. j.
Ross have been Ill for several days and are
quarantined In rooms in me hospital. DR..
Satchwell one OF the house physicians who
went to call on DR.. Phillips. was found
yesterday to be i'll with scarlet fever. DR..
j. A. Heitlinger. one OF the attending physi-
clans, was confined TO his home with a
severe sore throat, which il was feared
might develop into dlphtheria
The sun., 1907-03-07
PiCIFIC sol iDRON.
All Our Warships In That Ocean 10 Go into
One Fleet

WASHINGTON, March g. Orders have been
issued by the Navy Department directing
the consolidation of the Pacific squadron,
the Asiatic fleet and the Philippine squadron
into one organization to be known as the
Pacific feet, just as the naval organization
in the Atlantic is known as the Atlantic
fleet. The Navy Department declares that
there is no special significance in the change,
news Of which leaked out some weeks ago
The Government authorities seem TO fear
that the orders will I've construed in some
way to mean that this country is preparing
for the possibility Of war with japan,
The sun., 1907-03-07
New Five Cent Fare BIm.

ALBANY, March o.-Attorney- General
jackson to-day presented to the Assembly
Railroads Committee a measure which he
had drawn as a substitute for the Wagner
bill which provides for a continuous ride
for a Ave cent fare on the surface lines in
Greater New York. In explaining the
measure to the committee the Attorney
General said that il provided that on no
railroad within the corporation limits Of
city or village shall more than one fare
OF Ave cents be charged for a continuous
ride on any road, on branches or leased
lines or connections Of such road
The sun., 1907-03-07
LITTLE HOPE FOR THE DAKOTA.
Her Position BRd-SalNaEe Work Very
DinlruIt-High Reinsurance.

SpecIgI L0bIe DeSpnIcH % IHk NUN.
LONDON. March 6.-Despatches received
here to-day from Yokohama describe the
stranded steamer Dakota as being in a
very bad position. They say it is un GER
tain whether she can be saved.
Her bridge deck is submerged and her
engine room s full Of wafer. Her pro-
pellers are exposed. Salvage operations
are very difficult there being a heavy
swell Arrangements are being made to
get the help of Japanese warship.
Reinsurance rates in London to-day
against total loss only were so guineas
per cent.
The sun., 1907-03-07
SENDS CASE TO THE BACKWOODS.
Kentucky Judge Orders Murder Trial to he
Held 3S Miles from n Railroad.

JACKSON, Ky, March Especial Judge
Carnes to-day spr ing another surprise
on the attorneys engaged in the prosecu-
ton Of Judge James Hargis for the murder
Of DIR. B. D. Cox.
The attorneys had failed to reach an agree
ment as to a change Of venue, so Judge
Carnes named the county in which the trial
is to be held. He chose Elliott county, a
county without railroad or a telegraph
office. the county seat Of which, Martins
burg, has l48 people and is twenty-five
miles from the nearest telegraph office:
Commonwealth Attorney Martins with
drew the motion for a change OF venue, but
the Judge ruled that IL was too late.
The States Attorney then asked for the
dismissal Of the charge against John Smith,
the man who has confessed the plot and the
deed, but this was overruled.
Judge Carnes admitted Judge Hargis,
Ebert Hargis and John Abner to bail in the
sum Of $4,000 each. John Smith went TO
iail
The sun., 1907-03-07
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK AT SWITCH.

Two Coaches Roll Down an EmDa nkment
Into a Pond and Break Gas Main.
wARREN. Pa, March "a passenger train
on the Pennsylvania line was wrecked
a mile south OF here this evening.
Two coaches jumped the track at an i'm
perfectly closed switch and plunged over
a twenty-five foot embankment, breaking
a natural gas main and landing in q pond.
Nine persons were injured, none danger
ously.
The breaking OF the gas main filed the
cars with gas and almost suffooated the
passengers.
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NO STRIKE ON Pennsylvania.
ManaGemcnt and TraInmen Reach an
Agreement. Both Making Concessions.

PHILADELPHIA, March e.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and the grievance committee
Of the trainmen agreed upon a compromise
to-day and all danger Of strike is over.
The Pennsylvania management issued
statement tonight that concessions have
been made by both the company and the
tralnmen.
The rates of pay offered originally will
prevail, except within a radius OF about
forty-flve miles around Pittsburg to which
district the rates Of pay In the Pittsburg
yard district have been extended.
The rates of pay in the Pittsburg yard
district are: Night conductors, 30 cents an
hour; day conductors, SS cents; night brake
men, 81 cents; day brakemen. 80 cents.
About 300 men are affected by the extern
sion Of the Pittsburg rate out Of 10000
employees classed as trainmen.
The sun., 1907-03-07
JEWELS SEIZED FROM WOMAN.
Treasury Agents Had Notice FROM Paris
That They We're Coming.

Treasury Agents Had Notice From Paris
That They We're Coming.
Special Treasury Agent Brysinsl<y seized
$4,000 worth of pearls, emeralds and dia-
monds from Miss Florence Koehler Of
Chicago. a first cabin passenger on the
Kaiser Wilhelm H.. which docked at No
boken last night. The stones, which num-
bered about fifty, were all loose and we're
subject TO a 90 per cent. duty.
Acting on advices from the Treasury
agents in Paris, Deputy Surveyors Conyes
and McKeon watched the young woman
from the time the ship left Quarantine.
When she failed to include the gems in her
declaration she was searched and the
jewels were found. The woman was or
dered to appear at the Surveyors Office
to-day and make some explanation.
The sun., 1907-03-07
STATES SUBJECT TO LABOR Law.
CnnnOt Attract Immigrants by sending
Agents Abroad.

WASHINGTON. March e.-An important
decision just made by Attorney General
Bonaparte will prevent States from at
tracing immigrants to their borders by
sending agents abroad. as was done in the
case Of South Carolina. which was discussed
with more or less acrimony in Congress
last month. The Attorney Generals de-
cision upsets the opinion Of the Solicitor Of
the Department Of Commerce and Labor,
who held that States we're exempt from
the provisions Of the alien contract labor
The sun., 1907-03-07
FREAK STORM ~ CHICAGO.
Wan Killed by lightning In an AII-Of-a-sud-
den Blizzard.

CHICGGo, March 6.Esrly to-day in
Chicago telegraph wires began TO -act up"
and communication with the East was
gre atty hampered for several hours.
The trouble was caused by freak storm
In q few moments there was blizzard
accompanied by a brilliant electrical dis
play. Lightning struck many buildings
and one man was killed
Within half arr hour tho storm went a.
quickly as Il arrived. leaving the sky clear
The scientists say the storm was the
result Of the sun spots.
The sun., 1907-03-07
DAN HANNA WILL NOT CONTEST
IL wiling That wife shall Have Divorce.
AImOny and ChIId's Custody.

CLEVELAND. March o.--Dan r. Hanna
will offer no defence to the charges Of gross
neglect. abandonment and extreme cruelty
laid against him in his wifes suit for divorce.
The question Of alimony will lie left 70
agreement between counsel and even over
the custody OF the five-year-old daughter
there will be no contest.
Mr.. Hanna, il is explained, is willing that
the divorce should be granted on Mira
Hanna's own terms. He will interpose no
denials in his own behalf and will offer no
counter charges.
The sun., 1907-03-07
Wendell COURT OF INQUIRY.
Gov Hughes VIII Make Public Its Findings
To-day y--COurt~NIArtial Probable.

ALBANT. March o.-Gov. Hughes will
make public tomorrow his dsoision on the
report Of the court Of inquiry appointed to
inquire into the charges against Capt
Louis Wendell Of the First Battery, New
York city. The Governor announced TO-
night that he would give out tho findings
of the court at the same time. Il is under
stood that the report Of the court Of inquiry
will recommend that Capt. Wendell be cited
to appear before a court-martial.
The sun., 1907-03-07
Too Young 20 he n Hero.

LACROSSE, Wis, March e.--The Carnegie
hero committee has refused medal TO
Emmett schrank. the five-year-old son OF
j. F. schrank. who saved his baby sister
from Are by dragging her crib to place Of
safety.
F. M. Wilmot, manager OF the fund,
wrote that the boy was too young TO be
a hero. that he acted on childish impulse,
without appreciation Of danger.
The sun., 1907-03-07
PARTY OFF TO PANAMA.
COuEressmen Sail TO Inspect the Canal Work
on the lsthmuS.

on the lsthmuS.
The Congressional party going to inspect
the work on the Panama Canal, numbering
.RGtx. -nAilad- from -hsIa for Colon yesterday
afternoon on the Panama Line steamship
Panama and will remain away about
month. The Representatives refused to be
interviewed.
On the same ship went Lieut.-Col. George
W. Goethals, the new chief engineer OF the
Canal. who will succeed John F. Stevens.
Major GaiIlard accompanied the chief but
Major Sibert will not 60 until March H.
Lieut. Col Goethals said that Mr.. Stevens
would not leave the Canal Zone until he ar
rived there to relieve him. He had moth
ing to say regarding his plans for the future
of the work
The sun., 1907-03-07
CLEVELiND GOES HUNTING.
Starts for Georgetown, y. G.. where He
Intends 10 shoot Ducks.

PRINCETON, n. j., March e.-Grover Cleve-
land left Princeton to-day to do some duck
shooting around Georgetown, S. G. The ex-
President will be entertained by his old
friend Gen. A. p. Alexander at that place
Mr.. Cleveland will be gone about two weeks
The trip is significant because it gives a
denial TO the truth OF reports Of Mr.. Cleve-
lands ill health. He takes a vacation like
this every spring.
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WEEKEND OUTINGS AT ATLANTIC CITY
Va PmzsyivsalA Raiirq1d. hates 80 or ~. a..
eQrding 20 hotel sclected, include TWO daya board.
aAd tah 2. ~. on aatel narlg4eaAah -.
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MRS. BTsHOP IN THE POORHOUSE.
Mother Of Once Famous Mind Reader 70
End Her Days q Pauper.

MONTPELIER, Vt, March S.-Mrs. Eleanor
Fletcher Bishop. OF Countess Bishop
Nicholas, mother Of Washington Irving
Bishop. who fifteen years ago was regarded
az a mental phenomenon and puzzled scien-
lists by his mind reading. was taken to
poorhouse In Montpelier to-day.
Mrs. Bishop was formerly well known
throughout the country. and during the
civil war was honored as "the Florence
Nightingale Of America because OF her
solicitude for and attendance on the
wounded soldiers.
She is the daughter Of the late Sir James
Davidson Of Liverpool, England, who was q
cousin Of the late Premier Gladstone.
-
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Continued on Third Page.

IHREE-DAY TRIP To wAsHINGTON
Nslch II. Rate Siz or siIsO from New York covers
S y .ssary s1Penses, according q hotel selected,
81 81 tglt Meket Agsate, or G. studds z. p. A" sea
W Avenue. NeW YoEky-AsS.
The sun., 1907-03-07

The absolute purity OF Burnett's Vanilla Is
guaranteed under the new pure food lAw.-Ads.
The sun., 1907-03-07

Many mmiies use. ss food drink. instead Of
I'm UuFs milk HoHiieh's Matted NILE, original and
aniy genuine. Always renaoia naarihouG-Adv.
The sun., 1907-03-07

Two days Of pleasant t1Yel aboard the largs
new ahi De 0f savannah Line. Telsphons a6oS SnnnR
tor tickets and reaervAuonA-Aag.
The sun., 1907-03-07

DKwEr-S sAUTERNE AND MOSELLE.
White Dinner wines OF Superior Quality.
:. r Dewey sons Co.. iss FULTON 81. New YORK;
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u.. -.a.rs: ss sssaE:H g:rsisS iss:.!=I:S .: :;''''
The sun., 1907-03-07
Says Evelyn KSsbIt's Story
Made Hin Distracted
and Emotional.
COULDN'T TELL or HEREDITY
Dslmas Heads OFF Her Desire
to Speak of the Family
History.

Appearance Of the Gray Haired Mother o.
the Prisoner a Relief From Days OF
Experts and BraLn storms Learned
from Her Son by Degrees OF "the
WIekedest Man. In New York and Of
the Girl Who Became Her Daughter
In.Law-ComTOried Him in His Vary.
Ing Moods arguments Over IupRcy
Commission Make II seem Likely tbs
Case Win 90 20 the Jury DIR. wagner
Concludes o sIOTe Experts for Thaw.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
No. &s First insertion. No. u, Feb. 1891. .-.t
sHERIFFs SALE FOR TAKES.

No. sss-First insertion. No. u, Feb. i,ipo7. 1t
sAERIFFs SALE FOB TAKES.
BY virtue and authority of a sps-
ciai execution issued BIZ the clerk
ot the circuit court Of the County
OF Ripley and state Of Missout dated
on the 2ist day Of January, 1907
and to me directed, In favor Of the state
OF Missouri, at the relation and to the use
JAMES W. COTTON,
cpllector OF the revenue In the County oi
Ripley, State of Missouri. plaintin ana
against
Leonard Bond for the sum,of &.o8.
r,,e for certain delinquent state. eoun-
~ and speclal taxes and interest," ~
therein sci forth under . judgment tens
daTsd In favor Of said plalntim ano
against said defendants In the Cireu"
court Of said Ripley county on tne
18th day Of November, 1909
at the November term, 1905,
,hsreof upon the following described real
sslats lying IN the county OF Ripley ana
state OF Missouri. namely:
ons-half acre, part Of northeast quarter Of
section II, township 2, range east.
/, the pHdersigned, J. II. Robinson, sherin
Of Ripley county, In the state Of Mis-
souri,, have levied upon and seised upon
said above real estate. and Will on
Monday. March 18th, 1901. lt
between the hours OF o O'clock In the
forenoon and ave O'Clock In the after.
noon at the east front door q the Sour.
county and stats Of Missouri. and during
the
Narch ssrm Of The olscpit Court
Of saia 1upley county. sell the said ae:
scrtbed real estate, or 20 much thereof
for cash IN hand to the highest bidder 70
satisfy said exscution ana the costs
thereon III ROBINSON.
Sheriff Of Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01

thsrssf, upon shs following dsscribsd real
ssiafs lying b. the county cf Ripley and
state of Missouri. namely;
n.taerss. part soufh half Of less I ana . Of
sosthvest quarter Of section %. township .,
4 he undsrigned, .. II. Robinson, sheriff
Of Ripley county, In the state Of Ais
rourl. have levied upon and selxed upon
aaN above real estate and viii on
Monday, March 18th, 1901,
between the hours OF O'Clock In ths
fprsuu0n and hve o'clock In the after
nobn ~ the east front door Of the court
eouse IN the city Of Doniphan, bipiey
county and state Of Missouri. and during
the
~ March term Of the Circuit Court
OF said Ripley county. sell the said de-
Ecfibed real estate. or 90 much thereof
a. may be necessary. at public vendue
Tor cash IN hand to the highest bidder to
spiisfy said execution and the costs
thereeu. J. H. ROBINSON,
Sheriff of Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
March tsrm q the cIroul. Court
NO n7.-First iusertion,No, -, Feb, i,iso7. a
sHEkIFk"s Sale FOR TAXES.

NO n7.--First lnsertion,No, u, Feb, i,iso7. A
sHERIFEs BALE FOR TAXES.
BY virtue and authority Of . spe-
cyl execution @sS. dssps ssqsd the ,n' couSts
OF Ripley and state ot Missouri dated
on the aist day Of January, 1907
and to ms directed, in favor Of the State
OF Missouri. at the relation and TO the use
JAMES W. COTTON,
ilD,s., n,p,,s., State of Missouri plaintiff and
Sarah Scott and Eugene Phillips Tor the sum
Of s1@
Due for certain delinquent state. coun-
~ and special taxes and interest es
therein set forth under judgment rem.
dered In favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants In the Circuit
court Of said Ripley county on the
gElsth day Of November, isoes -
at the November term, 1905,
thereof upon the following desyripsd real
estate lying In the county of Ripley and
state Of Missouri. namely
rventy acres on the south part Of lot OF the
southwest quarter OF section 10, township 2b,
|, the undersigned, J. H. Robinson, sheriff
NJ Ripley county. In the state Q, sn,, mts,
" oa,,r have Ieyied upon and seized upon
ana above real estate and VIII on
Monday, March 18th, 1907,
b.txeen the hours of > O'Clock In the
forenoon and Ave O'Clock In the after.
MON al the east front door Of the court
house In the city. Of Doniphan, kipiey
county and state Of Missouri. and during
.hS
March term Of the Circuit Court
OF saio Ripley county, sen tne sag oss
scribed real estate. or so much thereot
ns may be necessary, at public yenone
for cash In hand TO the highest bidder 20
satisfy said execution ana the COS"
thereon. J.H ROBINSON.
s eherir Of Ripley County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
No. zi7-First Insertion, No. IL, Feb. 1, isoT.-4t
sHERIFF's SALE FOR TAXES.

No. aia-First lnsertion.No IL, Feb 1, 1901, a
sHERIFFs SALE FOR TAXES.
By virtue and authority Of a spe.
cial execution issued by the. clerk
Of the circuit court Of the County
af Rlnlev and atats Of Missouri dated
on the 2ist day Of January, 1907
and TO me directed, in favor OF the state
81 Missouri, at the relation and TO the use
JAMES W. COTTON.
collector OF the revenue In the County Of
Ripley, State OF Missouri, plaintin anu
against
WIN. NJ. Pierce for the sum OF s2cbS
Due for certain delinquent state. ccun-
~ and special taxes ano lnterest ,n. -
therein set forth under judgment ren,
dared In favor Of said plainun anu
srtinst said defendants In the circuit
oogrt of said Ripley county on tns
18th day Of November, 1908
ct the November term, 1905,
thereof, upon the following described real
estate lying In the county of Ripley and
state nf Missouri. namely:
The north half Of the southwest quarter and
the south half Of the south half OF the northwest
quarter or section v townsniR ~, range east,
/, the undersigned J. H. Robinson, sheriff
Of Ripley county, in the state Q, MI. MIS-,
souri, have levied upon and seixeo upon
said above real estate and will on
Monday, March 18th. 1907.
betwsen the hours of o O'clock In tne
forenoon and Ave o'clock In the aI.sr r,
noon at the east front qoot 2. .ns Pjnie,.
house In the city q % DSn.pnad snd duTins
the
March term q the Circuit Court
Of SAID Ripley county. sell ths, said DC.
nj nav be necessary, at public vendue
Tor cash In hand to che highest bidder 60
rsiIsfy said execution and the eoss
thereon. JH. ROBINSON,
sherir Of Riplsy County.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
No. w-Firs, insertion. No. a. Fsb. I. iecs--<i
sAERIFFs aALR ron rAxna

by virtue and authority ef o sp>-
eial execution Issued by tha clark
OF the circuit court Of the County
Of Ripley and state Of kissOufh dated
On the aist Jay OF January, ian
and 10 me Directed. In favor Of the state
q Missouri. at the relation and to the sss
JAMES ". COTTON.
ccnrctyr OF the revenue IN the ceupty AZ
Ripley, State Of Missouri plaintin and
Sol Wan for the sum Of s25k
Due for certain delinquent state. ooun-
" and special taxes and interest e.
therein set forth under Judgment ren.
Ssoinst .aid f0d dsfend.nts a a a ihs crsuss sas
court Of said Ripley county on the
18th day Of November, 1908
ct the November term, 1905,
thereof, upon the following described real
estate lying In the county OF Riplay and
state Of Missouri. namely:
The north half of lot 7block in the town OF
|. the undersigned. J.H Robinson, shsfir
of Ripley county, In the state Of Mis-
souri,. have levied upon and seized upon
ssid above real sstats saA w on
Monday. March 18th, 1907,
between the hours Of Q O'Clock IN the
forenoon and Ave o'clock In the after.
noon at the east front door Of the court
county and state Of Missouri. and during
-he u
March term OF the Circuit Court
Of said Ripley county. sell the said de.A
scribed real estate, or 30 much thereof
as may be necessary at public yendue
satisfy said execution and the costs
thereon. III ROBINSON,
Sheriff Of Ripley County
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1907-02-01
No. 80. O.--First insertion, No. II, Feb I, 1901 :,
sHERIFFs SALE FOR TAKES.

No. so.- First insertion, No. II, Feb. l. 1907 1t
sHERIFFs SALE FOR TAKES.
BY virtue and authority Of q spe-
cial execution issued by the CLERK
of the circuit court Of the County
Of Ripley and state OF Missouri dated
on the alst day Of January, 1907
and to me directed, in favor of the state
Of Missouri. at the relation and to the use
JAMES W, COTTON,
collector Of the revenue In the County of
Ripley, State Of Missouri, plaintiff and
against ~
J.w. Cotton for the sum Of sis.
Due for certain delinquent state, coun-
y and special taxes and interest a.
dered In favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants In the Circuit
court Of said Ripley county on the
18th day Of November, 1908
at the November term, 1908,
thereof, upon the fonowi.is described real
% state of Sf Missouri. % rs namely. % '' ''p's' ana
Lot block Q In the town Of Currentyiev. No.
l. the undersigned, ], II. Robinson, sheriff
OF Ripley county, In the state 81 Mfs-
souri,, have levied upon and seized upon
said above real estate and viii on
Monday, March 18th, 1907.
between the hours OF Q o'clock In the
forenoon and Ave o'clock IN the after
noon at the east front door Of the court
house In the city. Of Doniphan, Ripley
county and state OF Missouri. and during
the
March term Of the circuit Court
Of said Ripley county, sell the said de.
scribed real estate. or 20 much thereof
ss may be necessary. at public vendue
,or cash In hand TO the highest bidder TO
satisfy saA execution and. the costs
''afe0p' III. ROBINSON,
Sheriff Of Ripley County.