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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05


lthis writing he has not been able
10 ind them.--Malden News.
The State Historical Society Of
Missouri. which has eleven rooms
In the Academic building Of the
University is doing . great work
for Missouri history and, IS Q
part Of that work, publishes q
quarterly magazine Of Missouri
history under the above title.
The second number Of the third
volume Of the quarterly has just
been iasaed and, like its prede-
cessors, hasan interesting table OF
contents. The paper on Daniel
Boone, by VIM. 8. Bryan, Of St.
Louis, q relative of the Boones.
will be followed by others on the
same subject. William Godfrey
Box, of the Germanic Department
Of the University Of Missouri, has
the second half Of a paper on the
German Communistic Community
in Shelby County, Missouri, that
was 30 prominent in the com-
munistic movement more than q
half century ago. Judge H. G.
McDougal wrote on q Decade Of
Missouri Politics, 1880 to 1870,
from . Republican viewpoint, and
the paper Il a valuable one for
the facts stated in It, whether the
reader agrees withhis conclusions
or not. In 1845 the Missouri
Historical and Philosophical So
ciety was organized and in 1848
published "Annals" of the So
ciety, giving its objects, history
and List Of members. The prinoi-
pal points Of that pamphlet are
given in the Review. A valuable
contribution to the Civil War
history Of the state is Muster
Roll Of Company B, First Mis-
souri, Cavalry, O. s. A., prepared
by John T. Worth, Of Nevada,
mo. Notes, book notices aad
neurology Of prominent Missouri
ians, make up the balance of a
76 page number, which is sent
without charge to all the members
Of the Society,
How to cook without fire was
demonstrated in Columbia last
week by Mrs. Sidney Calvert, Of
this city, at the Home Makers
Conference, which wos held at
the University of Missouri during
Farmers Week. The cooking is
done in box which is divided in
TO two compartments, which are
filled with paper and covered with
denim. The principle involved is
the conservation of heat. The
food to be cooked is placed in the
box of boiling water and then
tightly packed in some non-con-
Quoting material such as excel
sior, straw or crumpled news
papers. In few hours the food
win be found to be thoroughly
cooked, and oil without the disa-
greable heat and odors incident to
cooking on q kitchen range. The
box can also be used as an ioe
box, for II . small piece Of ice Is
placed In q box, II will last for q
much longer time than in an ordi-
nary refrigerator and will. keep
meat, hutter or milk perfectly
sweet The box especially adapt
cd to articles Of food that required
. lsng, gentle heat, such IS cer-
eals, soup, vegetables and tough
meat.-University Letter.
i It is dangerous to build fires
with coal oil. AT Cape Girsr-
] deau one day last week May
Chism. twelve years Of age, 1t.
tempted 70 build a fire In the cook
lstoye.to prepare supper for 3 sicl
mother. As she poured the oil
.lover some Goals q terrible sx-
.lplosion followed. The oil spread
Ell over the little girl and she va.
burned to.desth. The house VA
,Iaiso burned, but The mother wsl
InhIe 10 DRAG heraeIf b snfatv
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05
'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Madsb by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Orgi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

: @. T. Sailor of the Chillicothe
Tribune would Like a iittls ..pieo
/ ip the shape Of 9 deputy beer in
speotorship.
~ The cold iiddisrs' contest" in
warrensburg seems to have been
misnamed. A tsn-year.old boy
won the medal.
Mississippi county went .dry"
by such y majority as to prove it
. worthy name-saks Of the
i.father of waters"
Poplar Bluff is to try the COM
bination Of sand and sawdust for
q street in that town. 1t is said
to make o fine road.
Kirksville is to have q music
festival in May, and is already
beginning to speak of Boston as
the Kirksville of the East.
A demented girl gave birth to
a baby in the Ray county poor
house quite recently. Things
must be pretty rotten down that
way.
Eow since the negroes have
captured" Jefferson City, or ct
least think they have, possum
meat will take the place Of the
rabbit. M
The farmers about Dewitt sold
66,050 pounds of tobacco at that
point during the past season and
received therefor II IL cents
per pound.
Maryviiie was last week mulct-
ed in the sum Of $4,000 for side
walk injuries. The verdict was
awarded in the circuit court and
the city appealed and lost.
A Pierce City man has theory
that though men were made OF
dust originally, women are not.
He argues that II they were they
would dry up occasionally.
That ten.yssr-old boy, who
robbed q bank in Noel, must be
. mighty hero in the eyes Of all
the other boys Of his age, who
have the nickle novel habit.
A ST. Louis butcher aged 40
married . merry widow only so
years old worth s100, 200. This
is making money almost as fast
as selling meat at present prices.
James squires Of st. Louis,
took his wife by the throat. and
threw her and his two-year-old
child down . flight of stairs. For
this inhuman act ha was only
fined 500.
A st. Louis woman has been
discovered who kept her marriage
< p secret for seventeen years.
She win PROBABLY be secured a.
en attraction for the Chautauqus
circuit this year.
Twenty University students, II
Is announced, are living on 9
slender diet in the interest Of
science. Others are living on
that kind Of diet In the interest oi
their landladies.
One pf the las. official acts oI
Governor Folk VS. 10 rsstose The
privileges Of citizenship to c.. ].
Denny and j. H. Schnettler, oI
~ 10 - /.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05


A customer at q store IN the
ozsrks recently traded . 25-ceHt
AZ handle which he had whitfield
out, for q 15-cent plug Of "chaw-
| in tsrbaeker. The merchant
handed the customer q hammer
handle in change.
The csss against DR.. Hunter Of
Trenton for Frightening q team
with ais automobile, resulting in
the death of Mrs. Sspp. IN which
$4,000 damages were awarded
against him BY 9 jury. has been
affirmed by the supreme court.
Two prisoners in the Spring.
field jail rubbed croton oil on
themselves hoping the blisters
would produce q smallpox scare
and they could escape from the
pest house. It didn't work and
both are now in the penitentiary.
Indepegdence is enjoying the
novelty Of having the eight sa-
looms in that town closed for one
hour each day this week in order
that;proprietors, bartenders and
habitues may attend revival
meetings now in progress in that
city.
W. @. Connor Of Kissee Mills,
Taney County, has ten boys.
All are Democrats and nine OF
them belong to church and are
Odd Fellows. The father and all
Of his sons are over six feet high,
1.-The one exception being five feet
ten inches.
Following the recent snow
which was heavier in the Ozark
region than heee-abouts, over q
quarter Of q million rabbit car
casses were shipped to Spring.
field and the market was 80 glut-
ted the price fell 70 q cent apiece.
Most OF the rabbits were shipped
TO New Orleans, Memphis and st
Louis markets.
A letter from Congressman
Booher TO W. A. Blagg says that
II Maryville wants to pay the
freight on them she may have
two of Washington's old Cont
mental cannon and q number of
cannon balls to place on the state
normal grounds il the people
would like such an ornament on
the grounds. Congressman
Boeher says they are obtainsble
If Maryville viii pay the freight.
A travelling "fakir" stove agent
came TO grief over at Poplar Bluff
one day last week. He repre-
sented himself as president Of the
Myers Stove company and he Of
fered steel ranges, usually valued
ct $50, for si5, the stove to be
delivered upon the payment Of
one dollar. He collected several
dollars by this means. but failed
to deliver the stoves, and Of
course the authorities took him
in hand. Another evidence that
1t pays to deal with the home
merchant.
Standing on the banks OF the
| Mississippi river at Birds Poini
on Wednesday, waiting for q
ferry-boat 10 start for Cairo,
Mail Clerk Lewis OF this city sud.
denly dropped downward and In
10 the waters Of the great river,
The earth beneath him had cav.
cd in and allowed him 10 go intc
the stream. The water 1t thii
particular place was not deer
and Lewis being ; good swinmel
was able to get out Of the stream
before assistance reached him.
Poplar BLUM Republican.
We have heard Of peopl,
knocking their teeth out, buI
never before have We heard Of ,
person snsszlng hia teeth OUT
but such was the csse with Toe
PLipps. He was walking up III.
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05

Thsre are several cases Of
small pox in Birds Point.
They are talking Of building .
Y. M. c. A. building ct Charles.
ton.
The Frisco railroad is getting
options on several acres OF land
ct Poplar Bluff with the end in
view of enlsrging the yards ct
that place.
Hsyti seems TO be unlucky In
regard tc fires. Fire wiped out
several business houses there
recently. The heaviest losers was
8 grocery firm by the name Of
Sanders Brothers.
Petitions are in circulation in
our sister county, New Madrid,
praying the county court to order
an election to vote on the ques.
ton Of building q new court house
in the town Of New Madrid.
The Butler county grand jury
was in session at Poplar Blnff
last week and according to the
Citizen Democrat II has ipaugur-
ated g morality crusade and that
its Investigations will bring more
far-reaching results than any
heretofore.
Dollie Cottner, a chsmbermsid
in the Quinn hotel at Poplar Bluff,
fell from the second story window
last Friday and sustained serious
injuries. The young lady had
been attending her duties on the
second floor, when che became
faint, and on turning to an open
window for g little fresh air lost
her balance and fell.
A starvation class has been
organized in the department Of
Physiological Chemistry Of the
University Of Missouri for the
purpose OF scientific investiga-
ton. A diet of liver, bacon and
sweetbreads is being tried by
some, while others are living on
cereals, eggs and fruit. The diff
ferent diets are tried for periods
OF two days each and then the Of.
feet upon the members Of the
class 10 noted. Eighteen MEM
bers of the class are on diet,
among them being e. L. Miller,
captain Of the football team, and
"Tubby" Graves, right tackle.
The nearest perfect stone hoe
In existence is in the Museum Of
Sociology Of the University Of
Missouri. It was presented to the
university by d. F. Graham, Of
Mineola, Mo-, among a collection
of other stone implements used by
Indians in Missouri and Illinois.
The hoe has the right shape for
digging and has grooves through
which thongs were passed bind
ing 1t TO q handle. The collection
in the museum Of Sociology also
contains fishing and hunting i'm
plements used by Indians, togeth-
or with two genuine totem poles
taken from the home of an Alas
kan Indian. Ahuman skull 800, :
000 years old is also in the collec-
tion. It was found in q petrified
condition under so feet OF sand
stone on the island Of Java.
]. Valasquez De Leon, q Phil
ippins student at the University
OF Missouri, recently was awarded
Q government soholarship in the
United States by the Philippine
government. Five years ago,
De Leon came to the United
States ss . government student.
BY the contract he was required
to take the medical course, hui
De Leon desired to take the aca-
demic course in addition and
consequently he was compelled
70 return to the Philippine Island,
liast summer before being able b
oompIste either Of bis courses
ifTa ~roa rnf....,l <-,>fl.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1909-02-05


A year ago the building used
ss > town hall by Graham was
rented 10 . secret society. This
left the town without Q hall
The public spirited women Of that
place organized themselves into
Q woman's Club and began 40.
tive work toward raising funds
for the erection Of q town hall.
By soliciting, giving entertain.
ments, and buying and selling
old papers to the paper mills they
have now succeeded in raising
over 81 900, purchased . lot in
the center of town and are max.
ing all preparations for the srsc.
ton of Q suitable place for public
gatherings. When bunch Of
women set their heads TO do a.
thing it is just as good as accom-.
plished right now.
Mrs. Otto W. Lauburg, wife OF
q travelling salssman, who lived
at the fashionable Charlemont
Hotel, st. Louis, told o coroner's
jury, how, in role Of "Adels ST.
Clair" she shot and killed Ed.
ward Gerber, q wealthy meat
packer, In a rooming house over
q Market street saloon. To Ger.
ber che was known as "Adsle 81.
Clair" She says che vent to
visit Ethel Stuart in the Market
street house, when Gerber came
to see Miss Stuart. He laid his
pistol on her muff. As he arose
to depart she picked up the
weapon and exclaimed, "Ths
Fourth Of July for mine" She
says Gerber told her Il wasn't
loaded and she pulled the trigger.
Another bigkilling was pulled
off In Missouri Thursday at Mo-
demo, when John Brooks, q farm
or. shot and killed Vern Thomp.
son In the public road after Q
quarrel. He then barricaded
himself in the home Of the dead
mans brother, and..when he saw
escape was impossible he shot
and killed the latter's wife, who
was sick In bed, and then killed
himself. Here is one case where
q murderer will not be parloned
out Of the pen for good behavior
after having served q few years.
The annual banquet Of the Bill
Club ID, under headway. The Bill
Club Of Excelsior Springs is one
Of the most unique organizations
in the world, and is the first and
only organization Of the kind in
the world. The Bill Club has
given Excelsior Springs q vast
amount of advertising which has
not cost the town . cent. Most
every metropolitan paper, east,
west, north and south have In the
past had something TO say about
the Bill Club Of Excelsior Springs,
A Pleasant Hill man was out 10
the Amos farm, north Of that town,
the other day and measured that
famous vandiver apple tree.
which is supposed to be the larg.
est in the West II not in the en-.
tire United States. The tree
measured exactly thirteen feel
around ct . distance Of two feet
above the ground, which is . little
better than four feet diameter.
Seventy.Gvs or eighty years has
this old monarch stood and It ia
still beasing tree.
Monroe County has . negro
woman reputed to be one hum
drsd and eight years old. She is
| the mother Of Alfred Holiday,
living near North Fork. and Is as
active as : woman Of sixty. Her
lson y probably the richsst negro
| in Monroe County and is himself
In the neighborhood Of sixty i've.
He and his mother we're brought
from Virginia by the Maupins
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Tluthfataitrupbr in Galiiornicn.

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Elm p,sitivss beilmittel,

M. 6. gafer, bon oeo SuIia ctr. TEN Or.
leans. Co.. fGreibt: sd battle an thrcnifAem
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balls bis 0isabb Wttief etne fo beborauate YET
peusuna sur Seifuns upa sdmsrasn flnsti,
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Wlaiienuerhaitnns id)luarser Sase.
biebc.

EittSburA 3d. II. Sebrlar.
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boroen BON Yittsbirg. GIcpclano.
Ohio, lmo o1beren St1bten geiuht
perben @ie Die EoliSei pon 9rolpn.
pllle iogt tommen Die mciiIen oieier
9tegcr bon Nitts6ltrg, iuelheS iic Der
lolieu bubcn alS Die oortige GoliSri
oieIer Gage eitc Molenperboituna
non Fegern pcgcn Der BORT porae.
tonnnenen slngrifie aui lueiBefsral,en
pornahm.
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StaStDater begebt Sclbitmoro.

Gbicogo, 12. Sebrlor. - aI.
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Snft in Wciu.Crlcans.

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gtttaffc anf Naincn.


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500 ucrtagtc iit bas Saus.
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,im SMnnel uermualiift.

Sericp Gitp Ms, IL. Sc.
bruar. - 0iartn aleoer. 20 Sabre
oft, lm0 Charles Oiiller, geioc ben
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man ebenfolls aus gsclp.Dorf, erIitt
lebensgefdbrlicbc gcrletilngcn uno
Iicgt lnl SooIpitof barnieoer. Dton
permlltlct, baB ein aili mloorIihtioe
sSelie abgeieucrie Sprengid)uB oas
l!ngliid peranlaBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13

Vaiie snr Reiie in's NnslauS be.
iorst &. 9iaine, Nr. 413, Cit.gaIti.
moreitrakc, nabr Guitom Suuic gue.
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RADWAY&c0.
New York.
Cuediifter,

EtHeg nit otr ipeli@lien ~ilie. nllnet ael Sanpi,
bon Der eeluiiienIoien SaDaer ais SeiImiitet
fir Die .gefdbrid,eu 9erouunneS .eioen arssprtes
len luerben. Siiet Glid) oapor. aiif oiefe Eeiie
0en Lentei nit Heellehuh aItsireiben 8n tpoIefi.
Sbr pilroet 9uren leioenoen init oraaniieber
@iiien ldon angellicn. hurhieltdien a6rpet
ntir nodl mebr oergtien. ihn notb fhnelIer t5ea
ten. Sae ctn5lqe 8llbet tfiile Seilmtttet bel
alien strautbeitcn oes miasens Der qeber iifio
Der Nteren itnh ole st. Serunro ardnterpiuen.
peIebc tiir % 6ettts IN alien stpoibfelt sn haben
iino (StToSd)
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S,, Sa(ell1. !Dtaii.

= ,Ill SnIelll, Dlol', tUo CT Dor
7G Sabren 9cboren ipuroe, lit @il.
liam $. @lipple geliorben, neld)er
hic misunderstanding Ser .Dotrna
Wen's GbriItinn 9tliociatiou" ms
2cben rici.
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auf ben obst D. n'fisrten 3beiIe eine foicrttae
qinbernna uub ebr baIo cine peiIuus ess Bet
bsnben bon btefcn aeicen terbeiflbrtr.
@ei anen Qpoibeiern gu 1aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13
Tiintsi9 Sabre

ais ftteres wiiteI eeetu wuube asbis. Mbeu.
matismns. @turaIsle, 9raaae. Grtditaas
9erenidlah. Grippe uus aanasaentsanhnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-13

Src it, 6rantrcich, ~. tScbrlor. -
Gin britlder GanpIer, oeiicn 9tolne
nod) nift bcfonnt lit, liei beute ouf
Der @obe bon Cueiiont, innitten oid-
ten 9lcbclS, nuf cine &lippe, rutid,te
oonn III ticfea @oiier 5llriif lno ging
Inter. Sieben EerIonen ertranfen.
Ger Hcit Der Mannihoit id)iifte iih
III Den Vooten bes TampierS ein ltnb