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limb 70 tpeiter. Die 2end 1T i'm
briiberen Sd Bel benz probisen Bauer
gefeHen. gaIb barna9 1T iis fortses
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

An article in the Poplar Bluff
Citizen of last week, referring to
the eclipse of the sun on the 28th
of June, says: mo one living in
the world now win ever again see
the phenomena, for according to
the astronomers it will be a thous-
and years before it will again
occur AS the same condition
occurs every year, the moon
passing between the sun and the
Garth, the shadow is thrown ev-
cry year, but does not strike the
earth every year, but does strike
the earth avery 18 years and IL
days to the fraction of a minute,
and astronomers so say. Look
at your almanac again, Bro.
Citizen, and see if this isn't the
the case, as the phenomena is
given as an "annular" eclipse.
The Mississippi river at Birds
Point is receding and the danger
is about over. Government ex-
perts were there lastweek in COM
pany with Congressman Russell
and are considering a plan TO
place mattresses along the bank
to keep it from cutting more next
year. The Iron Mountain is seri-
ously considering a place to make
their crossing below some miles,
as they figure that it would cost
100000 to make the encline a.
Birds Point impregnable against
the treacherous river. Congress
will be asked to assist them in
taking care of the river
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10
man from whom he was working

man from whom he was working
soon discovered what was wrong
and let him out. Hubbard, 80
80 the Hornett is informed, went
to Blodgett and asked for aid,
ard upon being denied the same
went to an old vacant house near,
town and died. A Hornet re.
preventative was shown a photo
graph Of the victim and he pro-
nounced it the worst case of the
dreaded malady he ever saw.
Albert Filley, who killed his
wife daughter and brother, at
Kingston, last December was
found guilty of murder in the first
degree. He claimed that suffer-
ing from a felon on his finger had
caused temporary insanity. This
was disproved at the trial and
his conviction followed.
Bill Kitchens has retired from
the editorship OF the Bloom field
Courisr and sgd Oller has sue
ceeded him. Mr.. Kitchen viii
devote his time to canvasing the
district for the Republican nomi-
nation for Congress, avery empty
honor this time.
A Moberly man wearing q
"wet" badge was standing on 3
down town street corner one
morning when a non resident fe-
male temperance devotee Of CON
siderable proportions approached
and said "If you were my
husband, I'd poison you" The
Magic city man gazed thought-
fully at the non resident lady and
said Madam, II were, ! be-
lieye I'd take It. "
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

no longer a curiosity to the gems
erality of people, though it is q
bit unusual to see one out 80 far
away from the cities, and from.
the best information we can CLEAN
this one was "up against it,
most Of the time out of Little
Rock until it passed through orr
county. They were elk days in
making the trip from Little Rock
as far as Doniphan, during which,
time they actually ran twenty
hours. Clearly there must be.
some work done upon the roads,
of this section before they will be
suitable for red devils" to ira
verse.-Current Local, Van Bu-
rem.
The preliminary hearing of
VIM. Voyles, accused of burning,
railway trestle for the Frisco
Company a few days ago, was
held Tuesday. The trial resulted
in his being bound over to await
the action of the circuit court st
its November term, under a bond
of $1,000. This is rather a seri-
GUS offence, being rated as q
felony, and the punishment
ranges from ten to twenty years
imprisonment. IN this particular
case the chances for a severe ac-
cident were especially good, as
the trestle was situated at the
foot OF a long and steep grade at
the mouth of Copper Mine hollow
where the west bound train u.s.
ually travel at high rate Of speed.
Current Local, Van Buren,.
| Samuel H. Homes of Mary.
vile celebrated his ninety-fifth
birthday anniversary Sunday
June I. But TO see him one
would not believe him SC old by
many years, His face is rosy
like the faces of his youngest
grandsons, and though his step
is feeble and his form bent, he is
Vigorous and takes active inter-
est in all that goes on around
him. He has always led 3 busy
life and his garden at the home
lof his son, g. B. Holmes, on
Grand Avenue, with whom ne
makes his hnme, is his special
care. and pride. He does some
work every day.
The Ozark Fruit Growers As
J, sociation handled and shipped
4 Two hundred carloads OF straw
berries this season.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

Mississippi county farmers are
still having much trouble from
glanders, II they expect to
raise good stock they will have
to get rid Of the disease.
An iron smelling plant viii soon
be in operation at Greenville,
Wayne county. There are large
deposits Of hematite ore near
Wappapello and very fine spedu-
lar ore near Piedmont. Fine
henatite is found all over that
county, especially around
Loundes and along Bear Creek.
Gallatin's new postoffice in the
basement of the new Daviess
county court house Is quite an
idea. The county has contract
=
ed with the government for a
lease Of those quarters for the
next ten years at the price of $40
month. The county will furn-
ish the Office fctures and furni-
ture.
Memphis Mo-, believed the
blaokhsnd was in It's midst the
other day when q station agent
bumped an express package and
instantly received q bullet
through his leg. The package
was opened and a loaded revol-
yer--with one chamber discharg- :
ed-vas found in the pocket Of
clothing 10 i.
Ed Hubbard, a farm laborer,
died near Blodgett Monday from
smallpox. He went to Blodgeft
from somewhere down in Arksn-
sas 70 work On 1 farm, but the
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

The Merit says that work will
be commenced soon on Malden's
new $4,000 school house.
Cape Girardeau county court
is talking of selling their county
farm, as il is not self sustaining.
The contract for the erection Of
new depot at Poplar Bluff to
cost $4,000 has been let by the
Iron Mountain railroad.
Alsike clover Is among the
best. 1t grows in land sometimes
covered with water. II should
be sown freely in the bottoms of
this county.
There will be no local option
election held in Mississippi coun-
" for some months at least, as
the county court recently knock
ed out the petition presented by
the "wets."
There was a special term of
circuit court held at Frederick
town last week in order to allow
three prisoners to plead guilty
and begin their sentences in the
penitentiary.
A plan is on foot to establish
iron smelling works near Rom
bauer on the st. Francis river.
There is excellent ore on the old
Singer Wammick lands which
were bought for the ore over
forty years ago.--Bloomfield
Courier.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

Butler county has fifty-five as
pirants to public Office.
Carroll county has $3.50 school
children-182 less than in 1907.
The new canning factory at
East Prairie is canning wild
blackberries.
Chillicothe is planning a home
coming to take the place of its
county fair this fall.
The Oldest living member of
the church founded by Alexan-
der Campbell is John Newton
Reaves of Paris. He is now in
his ninety second year, and is
able to read without glasses, is
more active than most men twen-
ty years younger, possesses a re-
markable memory and is an in
teresting talker.
Mrs. Fanny Ray shot and kill
ed her husband, Charles Ray, al
their home near Jasper, Monday.
The couple separated several
weeks ago. Ray returned 10 the
home Monday armed with a shot
gun, and on seeing his wife at q
down stairs window remarked,
"Now I have got YOU" The
woman rushed upstairs and with
a shotgun filled Ray full OF lead
before he could reach the house.
Last Monday morning the lit.
tie two-year old girl baby d
Henry Query and wife was
drowned. The baby wanted q
drink and her mother gave hei
one but it is thought she wantec
more and she went to a larg,
candy bucket of water which sit
under the pump and tilted over
into 1t head first and drowneG
before found. The skill Of two
doctors could not restore life
The funeral took plack Tuesda,
morning at 9:30 o'clock. w
extend sympathy to the parents
in the loss Of their darling, VIII,
is nov resting in the great be-
yond.--Oran Cor. 70 Morley Citi
zen.
An automobile passed north
ward through the east end Of lh'
county last week, making Gran
din on Tuesday. It was ia
property Of J. F. Whitlock, Stat
Mineralogist Of Arkansas, wh'
was On his way from Little Rool
to St. Louis. Automobiles n
i
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

of Kansas City, candidate for the Democratic nomna
ton for Governor, who will address the people of Rip
ley county at the courthouse next Saturday July 1Ih
to- morrow at 1870 o'clock p m. Judge Wallace is an
orator of brilliant attanments and as he has spoken here
before needs introduction to people. Everybody
invited to come out and hear him.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10


this time. 1t is estimated by the
leading cotton men of the county
that il the crops hold up as it has
started, the yield will reach 25,-
600 bales as against $4,000 lasl
year and that the price will be
10 cents. II such is the case
Dunklin county will be full Of
money as that would bring us
81, 100, 1000.
Frank Bryant, a farmer aged
80 years, was knocked off the
main line track on the Iron
Mountain last Sunday morning,
and so badly injured that he died
shortly after. He lived al
Mipgo Switch, three miles north
of Poplar Bluff, and had gone to
town the Saturday evening be-
fore to get q pair Of shoes, being
detained in town he started home
about four O'Clock Sunday morn :
ing and was struck by north
bound train No. Is, and his body
thrown about go feet.
Il, To keep flies from roosting on
the screen, door ready to come in
when it is opened, take a piece
OF oldwindow shade, or else a
folded piece Of manila paper as
long as the door is vide, and cut
into narrow strips to within two
inches Of the top, then tack
across the top Of the door. The
gentle breeze, or the movement
lof the door when epened VIII
keep the flies away.-Exchange,
A Remiseot county farmer was
showing on the streets of Caruth-
ersville one day last week a
bunch Of matured alfalfa three
feet and two inches tall. 1t was
from the second cutting and the
Press says three more crops from
the same field should be harvest
ed this season. Land that will
produce five crops of heavy al
falfa per year is to be found in
Missouri only.
Boys, who are in the habit of
smoking cigaretts, should read
this, taken from the New Mad
rid Record; 1t is reported that
two farmer boys in the Conran
neighborhood are suffering with
fits as a result Of smoking cigar
cites. The physicians think fits
may be stopped, but that the un-
fortun ate youths will be mental
and physical wrecks.
Henry Wagner, city marshal
at jackson, shot and instantly
killed Clay Kinder, q negro, in
that city last Saturday. The
marshal had trouble with Kinder
earlier in the day, and it is said
that the negro had threatened to
kill the marshal. When Wagg-
ner saw the negro make a move
as il he intended to draw a gun,
he killed him.
The town of Doniphan has a
wide awake commercial club
Every time they hear Of a factory
or any kind of 3 manufacturing
concern seeking a new location
they 60 after it with vim Such
q town is bound to grow and
prosper. There are other towns
In this part Of Missouri in need
|of good, live commercial clubs.--
Sikeston Hornet.
A trained rooster is kept b.
the WoIfers Mercantile Company
Of Hopkins 70 herd chickens thaI
escape while being delivered a
the poultry department. Thil
rooster win feed with the 'es.
ezpesp during the dsy and bring
them 10 at night 70 roost st head
quarters where they are easil,
lczptured aud placed II captivity,
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10


The Brown Shoe Company will
erect a large annex to their
Brookheld plant in the near fu-
ture.
The flood made Glasgow one OF
the wettest town in the state
without giving it vote on the
matter.
Memphis is after an interur-
ban railway, but is finding it as
hard to catch as if it were a un-
ion station.
The Odd Fellows of Worth
county will hold their annual
picnic this year at Allendale on
July % and %.
The Monett Strawberry Assoc
iation shipped forty cars Of ber-
ries this season and received an
average Of about $1.90 per crate.
Two train loads, making eighty
car loads Of bananas, passed
through Springfield over the
Frisco to Kansas City the other
day.
Felix Rozier Of Ste. Genevieve,
one OF the historic French pio-
neer families Of that county, died
Wednesday at the age Of eighty
-four. N
In thirteen days a st, Louis
woman secured "a divorce and
alimony for s15O, 900. Nothing
hnlucky to her about that thiri
teen. Z. es..--.s..l. 4.
1t is said that numerous Linn
county farmers were busily en-
gagged in their cornfieldsl last Sum
day, "pulllng the OK out of the
ditch"
The Rushville Telephone Co.,
is erecting a neat brick building
for a central exchange which will
be ready for occupancy in the
near future.
A Howell County woman drank
two ounces Of carbolic acid and
is alive. Hers is surely a copper
lined stomach, or the Gazette has
been hoaxed.
After a day of Liberty, Webb
Huett, who killed James Blunt at
Elvins Monday night in a poker
game, surrendered Tuesday and
admitted the shooting, but said
he was justified.
Agood lady in Huntsville when
she heard that two ministers had
voted wet through error said;
"That raised o doubt in my mind
whether the Lord was behind
local option or not"
Arch Wicks, who was arrested
in Charlottesville some few days
ago on q charge Of raising one
dollar bills to tens, had his pre-
Iiminary one day last week and
was held by bond in the sum of
$500 to answer the charge in the
circuit court.
While threshing wheat near
Bertrand one day last week Leo
Duyall got his foot caught in the
oogs Of : thrsshine machine and
cut completely OF before the ma
chins could be stopped. He was
taken to the hospital at Carlo fol
medical attention.
The high water Of the Missis.
sippi has completely submerged
all the low lands IN the valley
The Cape Democrat says thal
thousands Of rabbits are floating
down the river on drifts and logs
They cling to any old kind Of
! piece Of wood that win hold
them up.
According to the Kennstt Her
a. there : the finest cotton
arop IN Dunklin this year thai
- ever known N that county q
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1908-07-10

ROUNDABOUT THE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Madeb by the Shears.
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited, and Some Stolen,
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

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Potosi journal., 1908-08-12
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay Has Been Dangerous In
potosi.

DO the right thing at The right
time.
Act quickly in times of dagger.
Backache is kidney danger
Doau'> kidney pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous
kidney ills.
Plenty III evidence to prove this.
5. ". Temple. Proprietor "f Airing
ton Hotel. Eastern part uf DE Soto.
Mo-, says: Occasional attacks OF
bachacbe annoyed me for several
months aud damp ur cold weather
generally Increased my suffering. |
thought it was rheumatism until |
noticed the kidney secretion> acted
Irregular. Seeing Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised | procused ii box and their
use helped me 50 much that con-
tinueu takipg them until completely
cured. | aIn in the best uf health
now aud have not felt the sligb test
backache in several months. My ex-
per,euce with Doan's Kidney Pills
proves them 10 be an effective remedy
for kidney COMPLAINTS
Pieity mEe prof like this from
Potusi people. Call at the City Drug
Stare ant ask What customers report.
For sale by all dealers prlc. -
cents. E'o>,ef-Mi!hutn Co. Buffalo,
New Iork. .u!c agents for tne United
States.
Remember tue name-D,an> aud
take i.n Dther
Potosi journal., 1908-08-12
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Ey virtue and authority Of special
execution issued from the office OF the
clerk OF :he circuit court Ut Wash.
ington county. Missouri, returnable
AT the August term, 1908, Of said
court, and To me directed In favor oE
State OF Missouri, at the relation and
TO the use OF James X. Whitehead.
Collector Of the Revenue OF Washing
ton County, mo. and against the uu.
known heirs OF Thomas Bassnutt and
the unknown heirs OF William A.
Goforth | have levied upon and seized
all the right. title, interest and claim
OF the said unknown heirs nf Thomas
BasSnutt and the unkDuSn heirs of
William A. Goforth OF, in aud to tile
following described real estate. tO.wit:
The west half Of lot unp. north east
Quarter at section three {3l township
thlrty-tive (35) in range Que IA east.
containing thirty-nine and thirteen
one hundretlh- acres All lying aud he.
ing being in the said cauuty, aud
State OF Missouri: aud will. Oh Tues.
day the twentv-tifth day .. August
A. ID. IDS, between the hours OF niu-
O'Clock in the forenoon aud ti,e o'clock
in the afternrnn OF that day,
AT THE COURT HOUSE Door,
Ia the city OF Pntnsi. county OF Wash.
iDgton aforesaid sell tue same. or 81
much thereof rs may be required, at
public veudne. l." the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to satisfy said execu.
tion and casts. j. W. COLLINS.
Sheriff OF Washington County. Mo.
Potosi journal., 1908-08-12
Mixed,

The Democracy of Missouri is
in II pickle. It's primary law is
responsible. The leaders have
spent their energies for months in
their fight for nominations, with a
net result that looks very much
like Il party split. If there is any
real victory in what happened
Tuesday nobody has been able to
tiud it. Mr.. Cowherd has small
reason to be proud Of his nominu-
ton, and Mr.. Ball no occasion to
be ashama ed of his defeat: but the
wounds that are left in rank and
file will be slow in healing.
Cuwherd's vote in St. Louis and
Kansas City brings small credit to
his cause. Ii the Republicans
make use Of the opportunity open
t them they will show the farmer
Democracy that believes in Ball
that machine methods did not stop
at primary-;he steam roller in
St. Louis performed some remark.
able manouvers. Ii the Bali mon
in the country are made to see that
the city bosses "put one over' on
the Pike County leader, they will
forget their Democracy next No.
vemher as they did four years ago.
MIR. Hadley is in fortunate
position. His friends hope that
his health will make it possible for
him to enter the campaign with
vigor. Republican leaders see in
tha present situation one of grent
hore. 1t is graveIy questionable
that Mr.. Bryan can save the day
for suudered Democracy. The
situation is sadly mixed.
Louis Times.
Potosi journal., 1908-08-12
>,IE.R!f t"..> SALE.

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ex...itinfs t><sied tr .nl He ufii.-. ~ tit
t,t,rk ,f The Circtsit Curt nf " i,iI
sust..n t.unil. Missouri. r-inrnts'."
it tie August term, lb>. "a! ri
T. art, AMI Ia me directed IN ,a.'H ~
{ t.t SE.t.. If ha>>''t!3i. AZ liz. Friati,ri
aud Il, s..,- Ii~.. tf Jaiiie- H. " int
head, C.!is-c''r IT tbe Revenue ~
t"unfy, Missouri. a'n,
a a..iu-t Grunge h. NJ. i4,.er. Ini.-
H..ssrr aud ,ienssa l. Eh,iand have
iey.td upon and >-iz.i ali the right
title, tuiett~t ann cialm ut the -a:si
.srntre Il. M. liatwrr. L. us Naiarr
and t.et.rse j. tis,iaistl. of. ia and H.,
the f.s:si. ing Rrat Estate ht-wit:
E.as. half Ut The south west quartz"
aud south west {. uIstrr ri 81.