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Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF RIPLEY, ss'
In the circuit Court Of Ripley county To the
juno Term, A. d. 1912
l.. II. Kerstner, doing business under the frm
name OF kerstner Harness oombauy, Plaintiff,
Va,
7. o, Moore and Mollle Moore, Defendants
Action on note,
Nov at this day comes the plaintiff In the
above entitled cause before the undersigned
clerk Of the circuit court, in vacation, and nlcs
his petition duly verified by his oath, alleging,
among other things, that the defendants herein
are non residents OF the State ot Missouri, so
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon them In this state
II ia therefore ordered by the clerk OF the cir
cult court aforesaid, In vacation that publication
ne mace notifying said defendants that an action
has been commenced against them ln the Circuit
court OF Ripley county, Missouri, by attachment
and petition to recover the sum OF fortv-two
dollars and hfty cents and interest ther6on from
date thereof at the rate OF eight per cent per
annum until paid, and their properly IN about to
be attached, and that nnless they be and appear
at the next regular term OF this court to be begun
and holden In the city OF DonIphan, county OF
Ripley, and State OF Missouri on the fourth
Monday OF June, 1912, and on or before tho first
day thereof answer plead or demur TO plaintiffs
said petition In said Cause the same will be taken
as confessed and Judgment rendered according
satisfy the said note.
II Is further ordered that copy OF this order
Be published In TIE RIPLEY CouNTY DEMooRAT,
aweekly newspaper printed and published In
ne county OF RIPLEY and Sta'e Of Missouri, tor
sald publication in said RInAzy CoUNTF DEA0-
cRAT 70 be at least fifteen days before the hrst
day OF the next regular term OF this court.
lSKAL,l CfiAS. o. BOOKER,
Clerk Circuit Court
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
County Clerks Notice of
Primary Election.
STATE nP MISSOURI.

STATE or MISSOURI.
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nv E,a, Tvsi.u. r " npel eounsy MlssouIl OF
'"u Fhs' iuesoay 'h Ausust' 1919 oelhg the
9th nay OF AUGUST. 100
y
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for th'
! election to be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
on lyl2 viz
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI. l..
COUNTY OF RIPLRY, ~
In the Circuit Court Of Ripley county To lh'
June Term, 1912 % IL
Laura Price, Plaintiff.
vs.
o, p Hedges. Paul Phillips. Charles 2. Fuller
Josiah Fagg, William Slgerson, A. L. Tyler 4
Co, The o. 2. Hedges Land and Investmenl
Company, The Western Mortgage AM
investment Company, limited, The Phillip.
lnFeslment Company, 7. 7. Gentry, ana an
unknown parties who derive claims and titles
- consorts, heirs, devlsees, donees, alenees
and a. immediate inesne, remote, voluntary
and Involuntary grantees Of Isaac t. Campbell
deceased, Iohn Conway, deceased, A l.. tyler
Deceased, George Smlzer, deceased, Long
homme WisteF, deceased, Mary heferman
deceased, Madison Miller, DECEASED, o. n
Eaein, deceased, Richard L Mahrey, deceased
=. D. Ontin, deceased, Charlea Hoefer, de-
eeased, and ]. r. Adams, deceased, Defendants
Suit 10 Quiet Title.
The State OF Missouri 70 each OF the above
named defendants, greeting:
You are hereby notified that the above named
pIalntli has o. fAls the 10Th day Of April A. D.
1919, hled with the undersigned clerk OF the orr
cult court of Ripley county, Missouri, IN vaea-
tl0n. his petition duly verified By the oath Of
James y F,libsieht, her attorney OF record.
shereln said plainfiH alleges. among other
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Order of Publication.
CHAS, o, BOOKER,
Clerk Circuit Court

STATE or MISSOURI L..
| In the Circuit Court Of Ripley County To the
June Perm A. b, 1912
Stella Whitwe,l, lahuf,
vs.
W. B Whitwell, Defendant
action for Divorce
You are hereby notified that the above named
plainun has on this the 2nd day of May A. b
n'l2, filed with the updersgued Clork Of the
circuit cGGrt Of Ripley county, Miss0nri, in vaca
tton, her petition, duly verified by her AFFIDAVIT,
alleging among other things tha; the above
llamei defendant Is nonresident of the State
OF Missouri, SO thai the ordinary process Of law
cannot he served upon hin, In this state.
IL IL therefore ordered by the undersigned
clerk Of tho circuit court, in vacation, that pub
lication be made notifying said defendBnt that an
action has been commenced against him IN the
circuit court OF Ripley county, Missouri, the
object and general purpose Of which Is TO obtain
decree OF divorce from tie bonds Of mat rimony
heretofore contracted with said defendant, and
that unless he be and appear at the next regular
term OF this court TO be holden at the court
house In the city OF DOniphan, IN the county
Ot Ripley and State OF Missouri on the 9th dav
OF June, A. d. 1919, and on or balore tine first
day thereof TO answer plead or demur to plant
ms said petition In said cause otherwise the
allegations contained in said petition will be
taken rs confessed and Judgment rendered nc
oording 10 the prayer thereof,
II Is therefore ordered by the clerk afo 'esaid
that copy OF this order be published In TIRE
RILEY COUNTY DEMOCRAT, a weekly newspaper
printed and published In Ripley county Mis-
Souri, once week for and during four weeks
suecessiyely, the last insertion OF said order In
said RIPLEY COUNTY DEMOCRAT to be at least
thirty days belqfe the first day Of the pext regu-
lSrAI,i CHAs. 0. BOOKER,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF RIPLEY,
In the Circuit Courtof Ripley county, MisseurL
To the June Term, A, n, 40l2 - ( ~
Nels Janson Fosh, plaintiifs
Charles johnson, Henry c. Wright, William
Hibbits, IsaAc Mccoy, Mary 1. Norton, r. n.
Norton. John p. Pagan, and all unknown pef-
sens who derive claims and titles as consorts.
heirs, dsyisees, donees, aleneAs, and as lmma-
tary grantees OF Charles johnson, deceased.
Henry 9, Wright, deceased, Willis Hibhits,
deceaaed, isaac Mccoy, deceased, Mary n
Norton, deeeased, p. N. Norton. deceased.
John p. Pagan, deceased Henry n. Mnndevllle,
Miller, deceased, Defendants.
suit 10 Quiet Tltla.
The State of Missouri 10 the above named de-
fendRnts, greeting;
You are hereby notifled that the above named
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Arthur T. : Brewster, a WELL
known young attorney OF Poplar
Bluii, annouhcss as candidate
for the nomination for state sen /.
ator for our district, the twenty.
hrst, this week. Mr.. Brewster is
N exceedingly pleasant gentle-
man, and in q later issue this
paper will speak more fully upon
bis merits for the position he
seeks. Butler county has never
had The senalorship since the
present district was formed.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

The men interested in building
eood roads are studying the
method suggested by James A.
Houchln, Of jefferson City, can.
didate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor, in speeches
he is making in his campaign.
The good roads districts being
formed in Missouri has made
this issue Of Houchin's platform
a very live one and it is often
under discussion by farmers and
others il t'rested in road build.
ing. I'VE have BEEN talking
about good roads, let's build
them? says Houchin.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Roosevelt says that Taft is to
blame for the Titanic disaster,
and the Mississippi floods are the
work Of the president, and posi-.
bly, il an earthquake should come
along and muss things up gener-
ally in tins country the Colonel
would calmly shout, 81 told you
Taft was a bad man and to lool,
out for him!'
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
To the PubliclI
In the Stud, Season OF 1912.
REXL, 1929.
(American Saddle Horse Registry)

Sired Denmark S0 dam Virginia S by
Horace Godus third dam by Mamran
q MlHIbrian chief: fourth dam 10y Atdalah
magnificent stallion will the at the stables %
Doniphan, at S50l living
high weighs l2Ol pounds lie
broad forehead
mue, long
opg strong straight rump tail coming out high
se Hat bone
feet big long tail and lie all the gates clear
rider His he
ul vitality kind enough fora lady ride drive
Rex Mcdonald the champion saddle and show
auiful the ideal saddle
hors1 y a e h arnes
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

With Cowherd and Major and
BoIte and Houchin and Ball on
the Democratic primary ticket for
governor next August the aver.
age Democratic voter can shut
his eyes and mark his ballot and
not fail to get a good man for The
governors job. They are all
first -class.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

While Taft and Roosevelt and
Woodrow Wilson and Governor
Harmon and Billie Bryan are
prancing around over the country
speechifying to the voters on the
advantages to be gained by
choosing them as the head of the
government, cid Champ CLARK
stays right onto his job and every
day, except Sunday, at ~ O'Clock
steps up into the marble stand in
the hall Of the national house OF
representatives at the capitol at
Washington, d. O., and picking
up a little ivory mallet whacks it
down on the top of the table and
says serenely, "the house will be
in order, while the chaplain Of.
fers a prayer" He's the candi.
date for the people.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Jess Tolerton, Hadley's chief
factotum in his Roosevelt dirty
work, has finally got sick Of it
and come near dying the other
day. He had the bellyache so
bad after he learned the real sit.
uation in Massachusetts, that he
had TO 60 home and take some
IONA
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Lots Of Republican newspaper
writers have become med at what
Democratic writers have said
about them. but now that the
Roosevelt and Taft Republicans
are talking about each other it is
presumed they would like to crawl
into a hole and pull the hole in
after them.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Senator Bob Lafollette says
that he is in the race for the pres
identisl nomination, on the Re-
publican side, to the finish, and
we imagine he can already see
The finish.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

When Your Feet Ache

From corns. Bunions, sore or ,caIlou'
spots, bllsters. New or tight fitting
shoes, Allen's foot ease the antiseptiC
powder to be shaken into the shoes, will
give instant relief, Sold everywhere 25c
Don't accept any substitute For free
sample address Allen S. olmsted, lie
Roy, N. Y.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

II the Republicans in the vari-
ous sections of the country keep
bn slecting double state delega.
tions II will be much easier for
the spectators at the Chicago
convention to get seats than for
the delegates DO do go.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

The Poplar Bluff Citizen, one
Of the oldest OF Southeas. Mis-
souri, papers, has again changed
hands. 1t was sold under mort.
gage a few weeks ago and pur.
chased by r. V. Cooper, who
formerly edited it. Mr.. Cooper
is an experienced newspapers man
and will make the Citizen sue.
ceed. Owing to the fact that The
paper has changed editors every
time there is change in tht
moon, which as a rule, does a
newspaper no good, il has gone
back, but il anyone can pull it up
Cooper ought to be able to do it,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
STATE ~ MISSOURI !,
InnnlN nf RAnlAm

STATE ~ MISSOURI
County OF Riplty, -
!, Chas. O. Booker, clerk OF the circuit court
In and for the county Of Ripley aud State afore-
said, certify the above and foregoing to he q
true, correct and complete copy OF the order Of
publication In the cause therein ,med a. fully
as the same appears o. record In my office.
III Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affiXed the seal OF said court, In the
city Of Doniphan this the 2srd day Of April, A. d.
1912
SEAL CIIAS. o. BOOKER,
2b"lt Clerk Circuit Court
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

President Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt having established the
fact BY their own testimony thai
they are both liars, we presume
the people OF the country are will
ing TO believe them. .t
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
STATE OF MISSOURI, /
Circuit Court

STATE on MISSOURI, l..
County OF Ripley, -
!, Chas. 0. Booker, clerk OF the circuit court
In and for the county and State aforesaid certify
the above and foregoing 10 be q true, correct
aud complete copy OF the records OF the publioa-
ton In The cause therein named as fully as the
same appears OF record In my ONCE.
In witness Whereof have hereunto set my
hand aud seal this the 2nd day Of MAY, isls
lSRAL CHAS, O. HOOKER,
26-4t Clerk Circuit Court
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

II the Democratic party don't
win out at the November election
this year they need not blame the
''Ferrible" Teddy, for he is doing
all he possibly can to help us win
then. ...' ..T ..
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
CAPTAIN DENMARK, 3leo.
tAmericau Saddle Horse Registry.)


hcdhy King by Squirrel King squr
~ SLACK Eagle H. Dam 2iG she 10y Kings Artist
he by King William Is, dam by O
Third dam by Garbgdi
CAPTAIN DENMARK bright bay Is 2 hands high weighs 1901
viii fairl or,head he has sharp pointed
forehead large prominent eyes tpng muaao eood feet
clean Hat bone and tail ahe long opng shoulders
short back well ribs full quarters He clean bold
with vitality Hts disposition oyube and le
child ride or drive him. Hegoe all gai with
Fees to insure colt
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

There is one thing dead sure.
The Baltimore convention will be
. white man's convention. while
about one-third Of the Chicago
convention delegates will be Of
the free American Of the African
descent variety. '' r
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
STATE or MISSOURI, L.
rAtr.stp ,t f1.r4 80 Z IS
tHAS. o. BOOKER,
Cork o. :ho Circuit Court

/, Chas. q. Booker, clerk of the circuit court
In and for the county aud State aforesaid, certify
the 1iO,e and foregoing to be a true, correct
Ord conp,lte copy of the REGARD OF the Ripley
county circuit court In the cause thcrein named
as tully mt.e sane appears of record in my
offiCc'
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and afiXed the seal Of said court In the
city OF Doniphan, Ripley county, Missouri, tlis
the 18th day OF April, A. d. 1912
san CHAS o. BOOKER,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ripley county,
Miss uTl. 2GN
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Crows are numerous and there
will be . large crop Of young
Ones BY the arst OF June, and by
the middle of the month they will
be fst and juicy. This is given
for the benefit OF the exhuberant
Roosevelt shouters.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
STATE or MISSOURI, l.,
County OF Ripley, y

STATE OF MISSOURI, =.
County Of Ripley, -
l, ChAs. o. Booker, clerk Of the circuit court
IN and for the county and state Aforesaid certify
the above and foregoing to Be true, correct
and compiete copy OF the order OF publication In
the cause therein named a. fully - the sane
appears OF record In my once.
n Witness Whereof, have hefsunto set nv
hnnd and seal tAis the asih day Of Aprll, A. b.
1919,
lSEALl cIIAs. o. BOOKER,
ai-H cierk Circuit coufi.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

JOHN u. ROBINSON, OF OonIphan, respect
FULLY sollcits the support Of the Democratic yot.
srs OF the county al the primary election.
J. ACEL PONDER Of Doniphan, respect ftllly
solcits the support OF the Democratic voters oi
the county At the primary election
r. E. yANNINKLE, OF Thomas TOWNSHIP, re-
spectfully sollclts the support OF the Democratic
voters OF the county at the primary election.
q, W. DAD SMITH, OF Doniphan, respeot-
lully sollclts the support Of the Democratic yo
ers or the county at The primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
CHESTNUT BILLY, 1900.

Sire CHESTNUT BILLY 1900 by
KRsbund s376 9 Dam, Fanny PHau 2G
Billy dmk chestnut sor Il hands high, CHS 1900
pounds He aled June l2 1901 presenting this German Coac
Stud the public know that hs equal cannot be found Southeast Missouri
America With limited oporoni he has himself one o tevey
OF horses His disposition
b and he transmits his Be is fail neve plenty
Of substance Too much be said for this Is dollar
Fee, S6 90 to living colt
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

JAMES +. Ft'LBRlGIIT, Of Donphan, re-
spectfully sollcits the support OF the Democratic
voters OF the county AZ the primary election,
JAMES X. LANGFORD, Of DoniphAn, resr ect-
fully solicltes .he support Of the Democratic
voters U! the county at the primary election.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

WILLIAM {. s. LACHEY, of Doniphan, re.
spectfully solicits the support OF the Democratic
voters OF the county at the primary election.
WM. McCLAlN, OF Donlphan respectfully
soiiots the support OF the Democratic voters OF
the county at the primary election,
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

JESSE 9, SHEPPARD, OF Doniphan, respect
iully sOllclts the support Ot the voters OF the
Thirty third Judicial Circuit OF Missouri com
posed OF Butler and Ripleycountissl for the nom
lnatlon as Judge OF the circuit for a second term
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

ARCH Y. MOORE, Of Don!phan respectfully
solcits the support OF the Democrats. voters q
the county al the primary election
ELMER T. sHROuf, or Donlphan, resnect
fully solcits the support Of the Democratic yot-
srs OF the county at the primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lFEE FOR ANNOUNCING NAMES MUST BE PAID IN
ADVANCE
Primary Election, Tuesday,
August 3. 1912.
sTATE sBNkrF-ryENTY-FlRsr DISTRICT

BY authority OF the persons named herewith
We announce them a. canildstss for the posi-
lions mentioned
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

CHARLES /. FERGUSON, Of Donlphan, re-
specifically suicits the support OF the Democrat
ie voters OF the county at the primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

JAMES W. STANLEY, OF Current River town.
snip respectfully soliclts the support OF the
Demooratic voters OF the county at the primary
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

JOHN 4 BROOKS OF Doniphan, respoctfull
soliclls the support Of the prmucratic yot rs o.
The county az the primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

Champ Clark marches on To
victory every day now as his col.
umn OF delegates grows.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

AhtHlR a. bhb " . Eh OF buuet county,,
solcits the votes OF the Democrats OF the
Twenty arst Senatorial District, (composed o.
the counties Of Bolllngar, Butler, Cape Glrur-
deau Carter, DunklH, Ripley and WayIel a.
candidate for the Senate OF the Missouri Legs
lature.
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10

SURVEYOR on RIPLEY COUNTY,
NAMES NICK ENzIE, OF Doniphan, respectfully
sonons tht support OF the Democratic voters or
the county at the primary election
Ripley County democrat., 1912-05-10
ECKSTEIN, 2737.

EoKsTNE No 2787 is German Coach Horse IInoyan ohug
clearly cbe the Of the exclusive Stud books Ger
Eckne was l9Q2 by 9s
imported when years J. l4hmih Of Robinson H. Echne
short back we sprung ribs fun quarters well TAIL eyes,
perfect WeeSt IW pounds S no superior either Individuality or breeding
The Tennessee lack, MO'IsoN No @o (>mecar Breeders
his Queen, white points, is years DID, ID
hand, high stad measured good individual good breeder
o1s @ 5 sek K, as H b. sf 3 @ a with ID gS points & % S %
IS 26nds lie has length oar' large
and heavy bore Black p mood wes sired by Ghnt he niwc l
limited book early you wish the of Black Diam
Feo $lo0 0 insure uying colt
.Ds s axS ns .S @ @ 81 i %nnt GTy win & IN service lie mostly
kind disposition geote for clen 70 handle Fee $lO living colt
distance pasturcd month well Inspect our
''oc II we we cant please you you will be difficult to please
ponshe should any occur Lien retained on colt until paid
usual place OF keeping
Big Colt Show for 1913 Premiums.
REX best colt either cash. $40 90
:. ~, =, give ay ."
ArTA DENMARK W SRS Ss 9G s % sss Ss. s1s @ Sas, So
CHESTNUT BILL colt either cash $40
W ae Ssi si s @ S.. .t1 s Ss so 500
ECKSTIME- colt either cash .
Win give SEQ for best diy colt ''''" >''' '"V
WI give 10 per cent discount on all 1912 oas paid within 10 days from
Get colt ready for the big colt show which will September
thank the public Tor their liberal patronage In the past and
hope al old customers this
We you opportunity up to YOU In
making our selection We have the individual we'll the breeding
SNOWMAN g. MCCLAREN.
Breeding hours, 10 m. and o'clock p, M, prompt
The Adair County news., 1912-02-28
R0y.

Mr.. B. o. Hurt and family,
has moved back to his farm near
this place. We are all glad to
have them back with US.
Mr.. Otis Stapp and family and
Mr.. Lawrence Womack and
family, started for Illinois,
Thursday. We regret very much
to give them up as they are
good citizens.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Tom
Powell a daughter.
Mrs. Frank Breeding who has
been confined to her bed for a
year, is not as well as she has
been for SONS time.
Mr.. Edgar Royse closed his
school last Friday week and is at
home again.
Miss Ellen Epperson started
to Louisville last Thursday to
have some work done on her
glasses.
The entertainment Thursday
night at Montpelier was con-
Quoted nicely and had nice
time.
Mr.. w. o. Bryant who has
been sick for some time is not as
we'll as he has been.
Our hearts were made very
sad last Thursday when we re-
ceived the message of the death
of Mr.. Wash Order, he leaves a
wife and several children and
relatives to mourn their loss.
Mr.. Ben Jeffries closed his
school last Friday and is at home.
again.
The Adair County news., 1912-02-28
GIenSfOrk.

Willie Helm left for Barren
county Georgia, last week where
he will teach school during the
ensuing spring and summer.
Clarence Taylor bought of his
brother, Robert, a tract of land
on the Glenville and Montpelier
road, one mile east of this place
for $500.
Misses Kit and Cora Kelsay,
and Media Petty, were Visiting
relatives in Taylor county last
week.
Messrs. J. A. and Basil Chap
man, are making some extensive
improvements on their store
house at this place, and will soon
fill it with a complete line of
general merchandise.
Mr.. Bill Thompson, son of Jes-
sic Thompson, and Miss Mary
Wilson, daughter of Oadus VIII.
sonswere married at the home,
of the bride on the 18th, Rev. G..
R. Abrell officiating. These are
nice young people, and we wish
them much happiness. We I'M
derstand that they will shortly
move to Indiana where they will
reside.
Mrs. Matilda Wilborn, widow
of the late Samuel Wilborn, died
on the 9th. The remains were
inferred at the Wesley graveyard
by the side of her husband, who
died about 20 years ago. The
deceased had been for many
years a consistent member of the
Christian church. She died of
pulmonary consumption. and had
only been sick for a few months.
She was the mother of 6 children.
Miss Adell Paragon, who lived
with her brother, near this place,
was m arried to a Mr.. Smith, of
the Breeding vicinity on the 18th.