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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

The. Alaskan Order of Moose will give barn dance on Satur- day night, April 27, when all the guests will appear either in cal ico or blue jeans. Tickets can br had from members of the or ganiZatiOn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The front of the Orpheum has resumed it's wOnted summer ap- pearance since the storm front has been taken down.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
Whan In Maani

or drugs and drug sundrics visit lhc Dependable Druggists.
 Owl Drug Co. Inc.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

For Rent. Nice quiet rooms in bachelor apartments with or without board. Phone I2O.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
looki lookI Lookl

Ladies and gents, black and tan shoes cleaned and shined. Seel Johnnie, the bootblack, Pioneer Barber Shop.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Silverman will call for and de- liver your goods, phone i98.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

George Baldwin says Tcddy's s campaign is being run with mon cy and mObs.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Wm. Temple will leave on q short visit t0 the staies on the outgoing Sampson Saturday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

J. R. Mckay. of Ellamar, rr- turned 10 the copper camp this morning.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Tho Keystone Bathhouse fur niturc for sale. Keystone avenue
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

If you are out of letterheads call and see our new line of bond papers. The finest ever brought to Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Stulrs jewclry store will be closed until further notice. If you wish anything from the stock make appointment with Adam Swan or call up pr. Dag gett, phone 83.
 FOR fENT--Light and warm room at the Reynolds House. Mrs. l.. 4. Depuy, Prop.
 A few sacks of Early Ohio seed potatoes at Kings Grocery. 32
 See German, the dentist, over Owl Drug Store. Examination free. Phone 10.
 The Seward Gateway is on sale at the Valdez Drug Co. If
 It costs no more Co get your clothing cleaned and pres seG at SllVerman's. Phone 198. Say! The Valdez Cafe is one good place to eat. Willing Man Will Do House and carpet cleaning with vacuum cleaner, and odd jobs. Robert Moltram, phone ii. 3t
 The only practical tailor in Valdez, Ben Silver man. Phone i198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

The Grand hotel under new management. Rooms 25o and up. Laundry in connection. Mrs. H. Sharts.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Silverman will call for and de- iver your goods, phone i9S.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Remember no fancy togs go at the Moose barn dance next Sat urday evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

The $. <. Bertha is due here tomorrow.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

The only practical tailor Tn Valdez, Ben Silver man. Phone 198.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS

The $. <. Bertha is due here tomorrow.
 Wm. Temple will leave on q short visit tO the staies on the outgoing Sampson Saturday.
 For Rent. Nice quiet rooms in bachelor apartments with or without board. Phone 12O.
 George Baldwin says Tcddy's campaign is being run with mon cy and mObs.
 Remember no fancy tOgs go at the Moose barn dance next Sat urday evening.
 SIX HOLE RANGE--for sale. Good condition. Bargain. En- qu.re Exchange.
 Tenas POntus, Dave Olsen and F. A. Gustafson left for their property on ShOup glacier yestcr- day in launch carrying supplies and a camp outfit. They will continue development work.
 Cream waffles and honey 25c at the Valdez Cafe.
 The Keystone bathhousc on Keystone avenue has been re- opened.
 FOR SALE CHEAP--Power dory. Apply Pete Cashman.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
Willing Man Will Do

House and carpet cleaning with vacuum cleaner, and odd jobs. Robert MoItram, phone If. 3t
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Cream waffles and honey 25c at the Valdez Cafe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Subscribe for the Prospector.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

SIX HOLE RANGE--for sale Good condition. Bargain. En- qu.re Exchange.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

The Keystone bathhousc O Keystone avenue has been re opened.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

FOR fENT--Light and warn room at the Reynolds House. Mrs l.. 4. Depuy, Prop.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

A few sacks of Early Ohio see potatoes at Kings Grocery. 2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-12-13
Earfenrefornl.

Ser 9orTbente bs 6ausousihu6es fir BantweFen uo umlaufsmtts
tel. Der aeprqfentant guip BON 2puifana, Bat ~ansetunoi8, baB r i'm So
nuor BEN aonaub cine gorIoge sinreidsR perOe our Reoraoniferuns unb
ue6erpahung fdmtiter Clearing 6ouie.Geelidaien uRb atthnbOrisR i'm
Qonbe. ab.r Osen W}aht unb Gebabra Der ausihuB befdnntt6 cine ens
oe5enoe unhrfutunQ borasnommtn bal, bic pdbunb Der NabLaampasns
1stpsIiq u~nterbroten Durbs, NIT gsgun Der isigsn Sefion aber Dieoer
auFgenpmntu ppresn II,
rad BEN, mas Der gorfssnbe bisber bat Osrlauten IaHsn, iallsn cine
4nsobI BON CLEARING SDuf.sgeienf9afsu i'm 2anb: bsrst fen, bRie aeors
gouiiotion fetuIliq Dorsurebmen. aber pas fntpitg gefha6t. tam aud
retpiliq pieDsr auTgese6en nerOsn, nsnn n4t geess bic 9oastbaftskit
r3pfngeu.
Die gorGaqe Ip1 cine aontrons purh Die gunbesreasruns porfeben,
ME lie isst IMr RatonaEbanttn gsabt miro. Die 8efdrdntun9 Der 3nhl
Der beftreenosn gonfsn prbnbern, unb oerblten, buf bic 4Haiationsn ben
sinsefnen 8anten gorfdrHten Hbr lire @sfddts MAIDEN, nie ss tt 9. in
Rap gorf oeIhisbt np lie ibnen citfad9 bfe9ea, fir G9eds ant gantsn
~auberhalb Ger 5tabt Observation-Disclosures gu bsrshnen. Der ausfduB fsAt
sortn cine .gefhrdntuna ns 6anbels", uno mill poridrGben, bab gegen
tisfe unb anbsrs Characterization onf 8runb bes SbermansGesBs Dors
asaanosn psrp., unb bic G~ntse9uus hes Rtttes Der pofbsforreruns sins
rshn fot.
IS lit auBerorbentG6 fdpsr fir ben Ni4tsgnsepsI0kn, bic gtuAs
iauna zines 10 braHiinen 8orsehens gu benrtelen. Cider III, cmB pde
gqnten inter Der l6orfen 5egr{doft Der QFotaionsn oubsrorbsntih IiOen,
aber Bel belen Rbt senIid unbeiGrdnften Moht ft I9eusn, bas 3u be-
ttnnen.
Cider lit aud, BOB bic gaD gOrhr StaotsbeborDs in elmer Inter.
nbuno Der g0rfsasufdnoe su ,mem sbenio berber llrt.l saan9is. pie ieBi
pas g~uiosRomies. LIMB oaB belize 5umlih d9nihs 9erbdltniHs gfuHotn
6abeu, ps eonfou in isinen fsafaiOneetn SdIberunssn Fs BARTLETT.
Srogli9 lit absr. ob atssn bic snormsn GinfaHe bic gOrfn unb
Gleoriuo son|e 4I0ciationtn barfenen, bic borgef6IageHs @aeBsbuna
turdaubrinasn Isn unb ob nMt porlduHg Der 8snud nur ben anlob gu
einer ousoeDe6nkn ub e~rfoIgreiden gaiHezaamposns III allen anIasspa.
piersp seben miro.
Die a~nfiubigung Os plonss bat bRtn erfOls seAabt. SOHttIid
btbt Der anbrs nibt aus. ater e 1T fr Idnssrs Set immsrbin uabr'
fdsnl6
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Elm annanotaer 8 W

Ter brihide gotihoiter bat Dem Staotsidret1r Auor in BaIbin9ton.
SEN 9roteft ieuer Geaierung eegen 6as @eies eingerett mS 8ort ft
8ort pcraeIeier, bs Die merhanHte aitenhiHu1rt bon ben aanaI
~oeblbren beireit. Die britikte 9ote uertrht Die guinfung, oB es Die
I'M San.gourrefoote gertrug engeganaenen grrpfitnSgeH nerlcet
sic sic oleihe ge6auotung Der SdHia1rt oaer Ratonen oorihrrben
Ger GrdiSent bat Dor bier 0lonaten, os er Sas 8Gee gutbteB IN
elmer lonnen g%earinouna bebalptet, baB es nit Dem gertrag i'm ent
fmo iehe. 7e BON linn sugeeebene gepor5ueung Der aitenidihabrt
ioQte nit Dem gatraae nits gu TIM baben, neil an ibr iopn1o nnslan'
6Hbe Gdiffe nfht teilnebmen oiren. lno Der imftanS, Dap eicien
6urh Ben gusidduB fremben @itbepcrbs ioueic ihon monopolHiid
bcpor,uaten G~rnerbs3peig mf Soften Der gemmten anerlfantidcn
Stuer3abIer elm geIhcsf nit Dem RahIab Der aanolgeblbren gciodf
piiroe, Itorte iu crit rc6t niht. 9enn bs paBt ia gonj gut IN oa'
Sof,oamtm1 oeTen Sitter Der Rrafbent pnr. Sc nebr @cIo ols ben
Eofhen Der Steuersaber ben gepor3ugcn sufonnnt, oeto befr.
Wit 0em ausihei6en Der Barter aus Der 2eurng Der @eihafe be-
forrrt cher Die Gafe elm etpas anoeres Geidt. lino SER Gait 1T
oIenbor benibt, eincn augmeg gu inoen, Der nibt 10 auSicbt mic elm
Riid,tu Dor Gnalanos grotd5 bel Dem aber Die lnausbl1bltde ent'
ideiorma zines 5dicbsgpridts, bob Gmerita enen feerIiden @ertra6
.bobe breten molcn. beruieben per6eh mlrSe.
Ter aneaaefretar, oeHen Geparhment Der aanalban untertcht
pmpfpht n0nrlih in ieinem Sabres6eridt ia oas @ciet crit in einem
Eobre mir Ser 9oaenbua os aano5 pirfian perocn fam, mo 0a
Ia toarr5 Seutfter nirb, ob Der GrIaB Der MISREPRESENTATION fir
mierp qTi1cuidHfahrt in @irftdfeit udts onoeres idn uur6e, ais sic
gnssosIluo Matchmaker 7on0s an cine Spc8ial Shbuuie, Die eincs
io(hen Sill. uit be0arf", oe gnfbebung oes Gadlanes Der 9urdgangs'
aebIbren ufo Die oabingeEenoe abanoerung oes @eiepes.
IS III ieaJtuerftanoIf5 6B Der straightforward oteie Gnpsllun5
nit oeuott baben niroe, menu Der 8rdToet ie nift biaigte, Sbre
pefolouno mare EN- gusneg aus elmer peinIthen Situoion, bic Der
gr0f6eut leiht bate perblten fonnen, penn II Dor bier @ouaien etnos
fpHpr fir Sic Observation-Disclosures eingetrten mare, nno pcniger fir
oas aiIenhifabrts 9tonopol.
llu0 es mare Elm auspcg. Bel Dem aud Der eden pernieoen Uer'
6en nirne, oB er einen Rifgang Dor Dem berebhgen grotete englanoS
6eOeue.
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p,e beiItae uerpntcbtuna.

Sn gep gorf 6aten 6rer 1ose iluterutunsn iattgehmceu Die
ouberoroentlih irariae 8itanOe bcsiaIid Der ansHutun0 Der Sinner
IN Der S~uusinouire nnb ben seweai Chops" outage toroeHep- Aun
Die cben beenoeic gafon Der Chit uo @eudie aonierpieruna bot ar'
lab al geroiienttdmaeh sgrbct bic Elm irnnriaeS sO enirouien'
Gle gobnifIauepi ean8 fleinrr aiuoer i'm Snonhrieleben aes Shoehs
mc III Der dobtcuf6roeuua bibc ieit Sabrn Elm 1bena tr teoet Der
lid nit Der 5raae 6s amoeritubeS beihaiiGt. limo Die Sage peiP'
IN uuhrcm Snonirhicbcrb bic niht ncbr Sinoer ino, III as 70 iarfner'
poa BcIaunt, Snb mir barber feline 9orie gu bcrlieren brnnden.
a6cr mos mir i'm eiacrcl 2anOe nidt fOnnen. Dos baben mir us
mad Dem gcridt Ss aricasicfreiars in On 9biippnen ais gniaabc
aeleat. Gr baten 20 narroinas hn 6 bert ene 6cgc otter gcrbait
nc iii. nod uit boaa crretdt. gbcr In Der G~erpfitinns g soni 81
~uolen0cu, lcgt elmer scr @rlnbr ans bench mir bic Snflu nod mat
lid ieIbcr abcrIafcn f5unen. Go ihreibt Der Setrdar.
Is lit oiknbor. oab or inns IN Der 5ren6e mebr 6utrant aS 81
sans. limo as aricasictraar bat n ia Elm gepifbcs actt oa5n NoS
fam or nmuers Scr Station nitt o1es IN Der JrenOc gut beior9en, porr
mir i'm SnIanbe Der ausbeutme ourd einier 4riOate uHs ~preisseben
G~nrnrerbin iagt in 9cridt: gSn glaniIa iirbt bic SGttc Der Sin
ser i'm erten 9ebensiabr. 9os ae Sphen Der Sebcigenthott min
inner nod BON Der 91aHe anerfanrt. Die obne ben ameritauiidcl Sdul
ifnea scr refcn @iuberbet ooaig sum Gpier fallen ptroe4,
limb bos febt bod bcnohe 10 aus, ais OBJ bns eeHS Der anSbeu
tuna Gro6er uo aIeiner burt Die @eniocn fb ,emIif gIeit biebe, o.
lie of Dem alien Notwithstanding bernbt, oocr Dem neleu. u
Dem Die Moihfur Ser Stabentrciber uno Dos aaienbuf Der Serr 1T
@enn mir BEN @bihppineu feinen %gIidliteren 9nuid brtneen ton
men, broudt Der Straightforward Die g%erpiihtung nitt fur 10 rngebee
teig gu batter.
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gialas eitr.

PHILADELPHIA. IA, 80. Del
Observation-Disclosures Gnteno
Gier puroen geilern ~ uierjia ilber
aani Y~6ilaoelpbin, "a. pcrtDeiltelI
8 tationen pom Der &onieteepers
seaoiie perIanii. Oie e5 iid 5iIr
auf1abe qcmaat Bat ben %aHaebltdl
Ton bent aleinban0leru Geblloeten
Riila an bredeu. Die eirr iplroen
IN 81 Gents Oas GiuGcno pertantt,
ipabreno tie bi9ber y bis 10 Sts.
tradtcn. Ger 9luihlrm mar 70
aroE. 0ab bel peitcn mebr eier
tten pertauit Deroen IoHnelt.
lrcnn d gcIimgcu mare. eierprlier
III aeuilaea0er 3abl 81 betommeti.
6 mar aies Der critic Gcrtnui Der
neugcgrimoetea Siga.
geiieIt Die omaba 2ribiine
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Soulfou, Me.-Sier luerocn ali.
aenblidlid 5rau annie Sacobion,
Seren Sobn 6. S. Saeobion uio
ihr Gfmiegeriobn Der latberild)e
.@eiitlifc giep. 6. u. Grleilns inter
Der glnflaae, an II. Snni 1911
guoiltus Sacobioh ben e5atten Der
arau ut1 gater, rep. Sdppiegar.
poter ser beiDen anOeren anaefing-
ten. crtncrbct at bnbea, perbaFtet-
Bic goIisei mil feitgciteIit taben,
ooB bic gnaboiteten bic Grmorouile
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Ssacobions, zines ic6r poblbabciroen
6armcrs, 0pplant bitten, neil Gep.
gmelils Die 9odter Sacobions bel.
ratbcn molltc, lpo3ll Oieier feline
ginmiaiglna cntihieocn peripeiger.
te mlo neil Die orei allgefIagten
oiigeblid) in Den 9elib Der boben
Suuule. fir Die Sacobions gcberl
periid)ert lunr, fonilen ipollten. Gic
@eboroea gIaubten aninngs ben Mn.
p~eboriaeii oes Geritorbeneli, Dab Gin
Jaa bon Selbitmoro porliege lno
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batten ecocn bic geitottung nidA
cin3uipenOen. Grit beinabc Elm
Sabr ip1ter mad)ten tie Die Gut.
oeding, DAB bel DEM Gooe Sacubioas
nidlt aIles NIT red)ten Gingen iii.
geganaen lei. Die 2eide tmirOe aus.
geeraben INTO cine l~lnterIudung
ergab. 0aB Der @~critorbene bier
Sdiiiie erbalten bate. bon oenef,
itoer tootlih eelueieu fem milbtc,
10 baB alio bon Selbitmoro uidt oU|
Meoe leln fonute.
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81 Sel6f6ePerr(6un9
WerlfefGnn9?

1T Bar obne Spisr unO SeIbftiiberfoins
ne bung.
e. qadt uns bic mibieteit tDdbrsnb
in Der Qrbeits3sit, oIrftn mir oann
liz einfa@ uniersu &opf auf ben Urn,
10 unb bic 9ibsr s%ufallen lnfenP
n Wenn uns in @sfelliaaften elm
NJ unTpmpotbiider MsnI1 be9egnet, BEN
iii mir an Iiebfen ben Riidsn tebren
NJ piiroen, 70 erforosrt e. trobbem bic
IGeFttuna, baB mir iba hofIi4 be-
Il oriiben aIs @af unisrer Nirts, itatt
~unIersr g6neisuHs often Gusbrud
= su orben.
:, Ober bas Temperament mill nit
- uns ourtgehen. lei ss in qisbe ooer
in 6oB. 70 laFen mir i6m ni4t bic
- .3iqel Thieben; nift etpa, neil mir
II uns berttllen molten, biellsiht better
- oarItellen, aIs mir limb. fonbern neil
i. mir Die aeue unb Befhdmung firds
Il ten. bic iebem Rahoebtn gu folaen
- pFleqt. 9as 9sfpubtiein. 10 f6Dod
ii aepefen su iein, nm fid hoben uehsn
= an lafen, bat etfDos Nieoerbriidens
!. 6es, ia Gruiebri1tnbes fir ittIihe
reiFe Menihen. limb has pollen mir
bod alft germ fsinl
az Gs if alio tsinsstpeds SeI6Ifbes
m herrfnung cine 4rt 0erftsllung, Elm
tie I@~erfedTpiel nit ben .iasnen Hebs
ee lsrn, fonbsrn Der 9erfu6. lie 5u msie
bic tern, ihrer 6err AT fpsrben, au BEN
IL .GnOsiel moralet1ifdsr 9erbolItOmms
Ia nung.
ur Die qeaenteiliqe aniidt fudt nur
ng Elm et6ifdes mdntelhen b.rbor. um
f. allerIei egoiIii6s 5riebs gu p.rhiil.
IL len, unb BAG iehr bel b.duemsr'
:es SinashenIaHsn nit Dem S9.in bel
IT. !9ers9tiguna al umfleibsn.
BEN Der 6auptmann S~tsunen6srs bon
rmeifer Der tiirtifdsn Hrmee b0bnt, uni
4 tritiiiert, mas Ie mad oeuti6em Mufer
t Ii6er nidt u~ufauressn. DAB tenant
n &simen gu papisr 6ringt unc bieie &c.
nlItdqIide GrIaeinung. anbhs lisgt id
limb isosnfalls lit es eritaunli4. baB cir
anb Rab9 SOurnaI'. 10 penig @sritdno.
ntlihung gstignet 1T unb mas abgslsbni
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GO eibt Msni9en. bic Ii9 ni6t
bsberrfhen tonnsu, unb anosr., be
i9 niht bsberriden fpoll.H. Grites
re, piIIensf9pad, limb baourd Elm
GpisIbaH ibrsr G%timmuugeH. sic
unterIieeen BEN Sdhaorn ebenio
fhneIl, fpie tisfiter RieosrgeidIassns
BELT, pner ibertrirbansr 4usgeIaisns
heit, uno IaiIsn iid ebsn ssheu, neil
fe niht bic Gnergie a%ufbrinsen ions
rsu, iih i'm 3lpsl gu halten.
Die anoeren ionntsn bns pobl,
ipolIen Is obsr ni9t. Sir baben
ollerIei Steoritn bom Rsdt Der per
T0nli6feit, Der Grsibsit bss auslss
bens unb mas oeralei6en monerner
ShIngporte mebr finb. Dor allen
obsr beboupten fe, iibsr3euets Wahrs
bsitsapoFel gu fein, ie0er 9iige uno
6euteIei abhOlb, uno SeI6itbeherrs
{funq fei nidbts anneres ais 8eritels
lung unb 5euhelei. Menn man fiA
ni6t ieben 4uesnblid shrli9 seige,
lpie man pirtlid iei, iia aliO niht
notiirlih ssbe, 10 iei bas bonn etbis
fhsn GtanOpuntt brett 81 perurteis
lem
6at biefe Msinung 8eredtigung2
G~sinesfallst so fGnsn mir oenn
bin, tpenn iebsr ieosn Qugsnblid tate
unb fngte, + J ibn eerabe gsliiiistee
llnb bas mare bod fdlisBIid bic
Guberfe Solae Der p0lIigsn 3isels
lofigfeit eessn fid ielbH. 2ogiid
miiBte man bann aud iebs Gultur
nit 8erifellnng unb isbe G~rSiebung
nit Anleituns Sur 5eudelei beaei6s
nsn. linb ben gegriff QFli6terfils
lung t0nnte man aur obne peiterss
ousf6alten. benn tie 1T taum bent
ueber bas Geoiat, NIT ;
Ter gunbesormee bic beutideH ee9rr
bic eigene @rmesleituRg ipegen beHsa
tit, brGudDt iia bic SeFfentIi4tsit
aarIhen QisBnid Sheen IN idle9tsn
trudt ali ieben piinfdt. 1T cine all
bic gade fir bic Qrmssleitung. llr
ernifss Janblatt, ME bas parmD an
mig fir bas bat, mas aur 9sr0Ffsnt
perben miiBte.
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! geiteat bic Omaha aribiin'
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-06-14
A Missouri girl has sued a youth

A Missouri girl has sued a youth
for $4,000 on account Of seven
kisses, and the Jasper News urges
him to pay if he has to mortgage
the shop. "They're worth every
cent Of it," says the editor. Won
der il he knew the lady.
They all return to Dunklin If
they have once taken a drink from
Niger Wool Swamp, Taylor
Slough, or Warner river. Col.
Nat Phillips is back at Maiden,
after attempting to be happy in
that terrible, wicked Poplar Bluff
for sixteen years.--Dunklin DEM
ocrat.
Through the efforts of Mayor
j. T. Birmingham and George
Penny Of Forest City, a shell and
powder can that went down in the
battleship Maine in Havana. har.
Dor IA years ago, have been pre-
sented to that city and will be
placed in their public park near
the depot.
Good roads are evidently in
demand in the vicinity OF Skies
ton, for the citizens there have
recently ordered thirty carload OF
crushed stone 10 be used in road
work, this being in addition to
the sum of $780, 900 to be used in
building a road south into New
Madrid county.
About 2 O'Clock Monday morn
ing of last week in Poplar Bluff
Ed Lonsdale, q blacksmith oi
Campbell, Mo-, was dangerously
hurt when he fell from the second
story window OF rooming house
above Wright & Young's saloon
at Fourth and Maple streets,
crashing down on the granitoid
sidewalk. He cannot explain
how the accident happened, bu'
is generally believed he ethel
walked in his slssp or sat in ths
easement and vent to sleep.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-06-14
'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal. Some Credited. and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.
Observation-Disclosures

A Houston butcher killed $50
pound Duroc hog last week.
Montgomery county is to hold
p local option election in the near
future.
A resident OF Dearborn is Offer
ing 81 apiece for fox cubs, or old
foxes, and adds, "No cripples
wanted"
The State Bank ct Poplar Bluff
keeps open until 9 o'clock Satur-
day night to accommodate its
customers.
The business men of Mound
City have arranged for free band
concerts every Saturday evening
during the summer.
Isaac Price, grandfather Of our
townsman, DR.. Mo. F. Price, cele-
brated his 9sth birthday Wednes-
day.-Bolckow Herald.
A Sheridan lady made $3.50
during the month Of April selling
eggs from thirteen Runner ducks.
Who says thirteen il unluckyf
Our interprbap did the largest
passenger business during April
Ia its history, handling 2, ,662 pas
sengers.--Holt County Sentinel,
A young man Of Bethany is
said to be the youngest Knight
Templar in the United States, he
being but twenty.ope years Of
age.
1--WE don't know yet whether
It is true that the hobble skirt
makes women knock -need, !" says
the Webb City Register, "but the
aeashors season will be open
soon,v
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-06-14

The Dunklin Democrat, which
is always saying something good
in the interests of the Democratic
party, has this to say OF a certain
gubernatorial candidate and there
is plenty of truth in it, too: mo
one in Dunklin county has any,
thing good to say for Dave Ball,
We have heard that he hob.nob-
bed with the Republicans in 1908
after Mr.. Cowherd was defeated
for several days in st. Louis and
seemed to rejoice at the election
OF Mr.. Hadley. No, he may have
voted for Mr.. Cowherd, but he
had no right to jollifyover a DEM
ocratic defeat. He is a candi-
date again, and should not be
surprised if even the strong rural
vote that he received at the pri-
mary is not for him this year"
Frederic Rachau, the blind war
hero of Graham, is dead. leaving
behind him three sons and daugh-
ters, twelve grandchildren and
six great-grandehi,dren, none Of
whom he ever saw. Rachau had
been blind since the Civil war, in
which he took a prominent part
until he was blinded by q bursts
ing shell. He was born in Center
county, Pennsylvania, in 1882,
and enlisted at the beginning of
the war. His service carried him
through all the great battles Of
the Civil war in the Tennessee
and Georgia campaigns,
Tuesday morning Of lash week
lightning struck the cupola OF the
Butler county court house and
ripped it as with a clever. The.
Poplar Bluff Republican says in
part: "The lightning hit directly
under the cave OF the cupola's
rounded top. travelled straight
down the northwest corner beside
. suffered window and when IL
reached the base, tired Of playing.
leaped off into apparently moths
inguess."
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1912-06-14

A good roads booster in Howell
county has offered a set of i'm
ported Chinaware to the young
lady having the largest number
OF beaux at work on the public
roads July 8, 8 and Z.
DR.. David Bonfils OF Montgom-
cry City, during the course of a
trial In which he was a witness,
declared that the hopeless insane
and all incurable persons should
be mercifully put TO sleep forever.
What has become Of the o. +.
variety of shoe polish that came
in tin can and was prepared for
use by-er, by expectorating in
the receptaclep Suitable reward
may be given TO the finder but
probably won't.
The Ozark Democrat calls the
attention of the public to the fact
that it's hated rival, the Ozark
Republican, printed an account
OF a sermon in which the preacher
brought in ''many amusing and
interesting sntidotes,"
Albert Riddle, who lives near
this city, has five ewes which re-
GENTLY gave birth to twelve lambs,
Two ewes bore triplets and three
bore twin lambs. An are living
and thriving except one Of the
twins.--Dexter Statesman.
Liberty has q curiosity in the
person of a barber go years ole
who has not crossed to the north
side Of the town in % years, anG
who has never seen the C. M. 4
st, p. depot, and who has no
been to Kansas City since 1871
Artimus ]. Earle, q justice o.
the peace, died in joplin Sunds,
from rheumatism. He wasknowr
as the Marrying Justics," hav'
ing married more than 2,00l
couples during the six years h
served as q Joplin justice OF th'
peace.