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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02

Senators Salisbury and Wolcott
and Congressman Polk will, it is
said, recommend Hon. r. r. Ken
ney for appointment as Judge-Ad-
vocateGeneral to have charge of
enlistment and enrolment of elig-
ibles for the army and navy in
Delaware.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02
HERE AND THEIR E

Residents of Richardson Park
are stirred up by recent wholesale
poisoning of dogs.
". Scott Townsend, of Whining
ton, has been appointed delegate
~ the coming Food Conference at
Washington.
The first milking machine seen
Ia the New Castle section is in use
OH Frank Moore's farm, occupied
bv Edward Megginson.
Wilmington bank clearings last
week totaled S3,251 ,5S5.O7 against
s. .Q66, O31 OF for the like week last
year.
The Supreme Lodge, A. O. U.
w., which will hold it's session in
1919 at Wilmington, at its meeting
in Little Rock, Ark, last week
chose Mr.. l.. Heisler Ball, of Mar
shaltOn, Supreme Overseer.
Sussex farmers are reported to
be seeking Wilmington schoolboys
to pick berries this month. At
meeting of the High School boys
- volunteered for farm work.
Josiah Marvel, of the Governors
Advisory Council, addressed the
boys, telling them that they would
render better service to State and
County by farming than by fight
ing.
Three robins which Emilio Car
anto, of New Castle, killed, cost
him SIS when he was fined by
Mayor Lavender.
Thirty volunteers for the Naval
Coast Defense Reserve have vol
unteered at the recruiting Office in
. Wilmington since it's opening three
weeks ago.
H. Clay Davis is recruiting at
Laurel a company for home guard
service composed of men from as
to So years of age, some of whom
have had military training.
The contract to build the hang
ers for the aviation station to be
established by Perre S. and Irene
dupont and John J. Raskob on the
latter's property at Claymont has
been awarded to j. A. Bader & Co.,
of Wilmington. Harry Atwood
will have charge of the school of
instruction.
The bridge over the Government
canal at Rehoboth Beach, costing
$4,000, has been accepted by the
Sussex County Commissioners.
Wilmington's Street and Sewer
Department will ask for S275,7 $50
to meet its needs for the coming
fiscal year.
The Military Relief Committee
of the Red Cross has procured 100
beds with needed equipment and
surgical supplies for use in the old
Court House in Wilmington as an
emergency hospital in case of any
disaster occurring in the city.
Residents of Millsboro will raise
$1,000 to provide Stag road from
., the towns limit to the dupont
boulevard.
Mayor Price, of Wilmington,
gives warning to street loungers
that offensive remarks made to
men of the militia, army or navy
will subject offenders to severe
punishment.
Charged with collecting money
and failing to pay it over to a
Maryland party, William H
Thorne, of Seaford, was placed
under $500 bail at Georgetown by
Justice Stewart, last week.
State Detective Frank Mccoy
nearly severed his left hand while
chopDing wood with Ratchet, one
day last week.
The Levy Court has appointed
Thomas Parker and John F. Lay
ton constables for Wilmington ant
Christiana Hundreds respectively
The Wilmington Board of Ed
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02

Fire on Friday afternoon des-
troyed the store and stock of
Henry Oliphant and a small dwell
ssoIO s.uIeeH le 'GqIeeu sui
Roads, near Laurel. The buildings
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02

crew could attempt his rescue. He
had served on various vessels and
escaped perils from mines and sub
marines, his experience shattering
his nervous system.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02
POPULAR
RICES
REVAIL

Be- e there are so many
Real People who are just
folks; and want to be like
other people
Just Now
Suits, So to $50
Top Coats, $40 to $50
Raincoats, $40 to S25
Hats, 81 to S.
Shoes, So to $40
Shirts, ST to S.
Ties, Csc to $3.50
Everything else to wear at
Reasonable and Moderate
Prices
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02

were owned by Edgar Oliphant
Loss $4,000 Insurance $500.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1917-05-02
DON WORRY

about these High Prices YOU
read about; come here and you
will get your Moneys Worth
in every Sale.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
|AAAAAA RAAAAAhAAh
Ole Flag



I The Flag Is the commander-in-
chief Of Americas Army and Navy.
I When II passes the president Of the
! United States must bare his head
for It IS The Flag only which ranna
him tn authority
I The Service reveres The Flaa.
The men are taught that It repre-
sents all that there Is In duty. loyalty
and patriotism. It is their first thousht
IN battle as Il Is In peace.
Every day In the year Is Flas
Day IN the Army and Navy.
A soldier quickly learns to love
| The Flag. It becomes to him the sign
Of all things worthy. The spirit Of
the Army Is against everything
that is not American. Patriotism is
taught tn the service as II Is not
taught elsewhere, and there Is no
] preaching done.
No man. no matter where he
comes from, can 60 on day after day
with the Stars and Stripes as the Z
center Of all things without GETTING
devotion into hts being.
The F1a6 represents the fieals Of
people. When standards are de-
based The Flag suffers. An notorious
nation cannot have q glorious Aaa.
'AAAAAAAA AAAAAAH
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
County Court Proceedings
Friday August II.

In the matter Of the appointment Of
W. A. Foard as Probation offer, ap-
proved by the court In the mater OF
appointment. In the matter Of salary
at $500 per annum the court takes the
matter under further consideration,
samsN appearing too much for the
amount OF work TO be done.
Upon request Of g. s. Lines, col.
lector, Il Is ordered that he be relieved
from visiting the various townships as
provided In sec, ll454, r. S. 1909,
J.W. Young presents his abstract
Of fsss for January. February, March,
April, May and June, same examined
and filed.
G. C.Sworley allowed ss for wait
ing on Probate court.
]. Il. Deem allowed sl plumbing.
G, @. Worley allowed s73.l0 salary
sheriff.
( Court proceeds to examine W. +.
McClain's semi annual statement on
ell funds chargeable.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
GIVES FOUR Suns 10 WAR
His Name is Nolan, and No Further
Explanation Seems TO He Neo-
essary.

M
Chicago. o.-There's a 'swearin' Of the
olive drab" in the family of John p.
Nolan, former police captain.
. Here's the honor role In his family
of four sons and daughter: Thomas
Nolan, thirty-nlne years old, captain In
Company G, Seventh regiment, I. N.
G.; Joseph Nolan, thlrty-fye. sergeant
In the machine gun squad. Seventh reg.
iment; John Nolan, thirty-three, first
lieutenant In the machine gun squad,
Seventh regiment; Edwin Nolan. twen-
ty-seven, winner" Of one of the draft
numbers first to be called; Mary O.
Nolan, graduate Northwestern univer-
sity, Red Gross nurse, leaves In q few
months for France.
Eyes, mother and will have I'd
manage our drug store alone. with all
the family gone." says the old father
patiently, 'but I wish had 1--WE more.
I'd give them all to the government =
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
FARMER FEED EXPERTS.

A~-s~~~@t %7tF t<WffUfrfnrut ErfvtCEsl
A farmer who has devoted his life
time to the study Of feeding generally
has more success through his common
sense methods than any scientific
analysis can supply. II such q feeder
could have on hand all Of the In
gradients tmoat by-products Of cereal
manufacture), which according to the
market at the time would be more
economical, he could. through his en-.
perience. be vsry successful In mix.
ing his feeds But the difleulty with
the average man Il to maintain an
economical ration from the products
Of his own farm.
He may be an expert. II no chooses
to study out new ration every time
the market changes. but be generally
prefers to let someone who makes q
business Of mixing feeds do It for him.
No doubt the majority Of users Of
mixed feeds begin to buy II because
Of q shortage Of forage and grain
crops on the farm.
II such I man viii kesn books he
win nnd that IS / usual thing ths
use Of mixed stock feed u mare mat.
ter Of arithmetic whether be could
buy The Ingredients cheapsr than he
rould buy them b ! so-ealisd ''hsl'
snesd' radon.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Saturday August, IS

Settlement with Treasurer continued
Bond for school fund loan for $3.50
to @. B. Butler approved.
II appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the court from the affidavit OF A. J..
Ponder, former county treasurer, that
the Indebtedness described in and
secured by the mortgage to Ripley
county, recorded In Book X at page
1856 Of the deed records Of Ripley
county, has been fully paid and dis
charged, 1t orders that the said mort.
gage be released OF record and the
clerk Of this court make proper re-
lease thereof at the cost OF the present
owner OF the lands therein described
Ordered that warrant issue TO Doni.
pban State Bank on Special Revenue
Fund for sz6S. ~ to apply on judgment
as follows:
j M Atkinson on.................,Sl6l ~
Doniphan State Bank ....... 100 sc
OtiiriEl bond Of L Harris as county
treasurer for $4,000 examined and
tordered filed
Petition for Road Bond election
for 100000 examined and ordered
filed, said petition containing 2ss
names. Election ordered for Tuesday
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Monday August 20


A. Y. Moore allowed s2s.0S on bill
OF s33 08
X. Langford allowed 8.18 road
suppfes
O. @. Worley, salary sheriff 28.4o
J X Langford salary Judge, 1900
L B Pulliam, salary Judge, 1900
Nv Mckinney appointed overseer
drainage district |, 2 and 3
Court orders that l.. Harris. ap-
pointee as county treasurer, be re-
quired to file his bonds on or before
the llth day Of September at which
time they will be duly considered.
Now comes w. A. Pearce, special
auditor and files his report as follows;
To the Honorable County Court OF
Ripley County, Mo.
10 the adjustment OF the accounts ol
the late Treasurer, W. f. McClain,
find that he has an excess OF funds in
the account Of Drainage Ditch No. 8,
and q shortage in other accounts. !
would therefore suggest to the Court
that It would be advisable to properly
place the funds that the following
entries be made on the Treasurers
books:
Draw q check on the Citizens Bank
against the account Of Ditch No. 8 fol
the sum Of s9l2.ls This will show ar
oyerdraft on that account in the sum
OF SIS. 1S.
Draw q check on the Ripley County
Bank against the account OF Ditch No,
8 for the sum OF s5l3 20. This will
show an overdraft In the amount Of
S156.30
Amount 10 the State Bank 10 the
credit OF Ditch No. 8 today. s2i5 SO.
Amount Of above checks to be de.
posted In State Bank SIz25 3s.
Total in State Bank after above
deposits nave been made to credit d
Ditch No. 3. sl67l. 78. Amount Of over
draft in State Bank agreed, sl5s 80
Total in State Bank subject u
check and amounsnecessar to rsim
burse other funds which are shor
sls27.5s
Check the above amount out IN favol
Of the General County Revenue. and
then apportiop same toshs osher fund'
q usual.
This vii adjust The fonds properly
but will show oserdrafts on shs vari
Gus aecounts d Ditch No. ) - iol)ovs
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24

best possible results inthe expenditure
Of the the money, Said representa-,
lives for the several townships and
for the two cities to be selected from
q list of names submitted by the road
associations in said townships.
W A Hope allowed s294.02 road
work
Ordered that Treasdrer's bond under
sec l0S30 be fixed at $4,000
Ditch bond No. l, $4,000
Ditch bond No. 2, $4,000
Ditch bond No. 3, $4,000
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24

Woman's friend Is Large Trial Bot
Tie Of Sanol Prescription. Fine for black
heads, Eczema and all rough skin and
clear complexion. A real skin Tonic.
Get 30 trial bottle at the drug store.
26-62.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
MEN WITH DRAFT
NO. 258 TO ORGANIZE

4 Milwaukee. wis.~The Loyal
Legion Of 25S' il to become
permanent fixture. Fifty years
from now It win be Of no less
Importance than the spanish
war veterans ana the @. A. r
and similar kindred organizar
lions. y
This ID the declaration q
Eugene J. Parent Of Menaahi-
ncc. Mich. who launched ne
organization.
Every man holding the draft
number 25S Is eligible Tor char
ter membership n the oxranizs-
ton 4 be does MT claim expnE
Hon.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24

Memphis, Tenn.--W. T. Bond. depu-
ty United States marshal. went to the
Office Of local physician and served
subpoena on the doctor. The next
day Mr.. Bond received a bill reading :
"hir. w. 4. Bond, Ia account with DR..
--- 81 for office CALI
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24

Almost billion passengers were
carried on tho railroads OF the United
eletee IN 1913. Only 222 were killed.
xhero we're less fatalities among rail-
rcd employees In 1915, tkan any year
sinee 1893.
o. ths total killed patrens, employees,
non'treepassers and tssapassers more
than one-hah were trespnsssss.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
g A 8 T 9 RIA

ganol Ecsema Prescription is a ia
unous old remedy for all forms Of Ecze.
rna and skin diseases. Sanol IL q guard
s.sseed remedy. Get q $50 large trial
bottle q the drug store, 25-62.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Douiphan State Bank ........ol1 -
Ripley County Bank ,....... ioo -
Citizens Bauk. s........... - -
Total overdraft on Ditch No. 3. .JS95 ID

W.. Psarcs
II Is found by the court there is In
cluded 10 this OF sl027.60 the
sum of s245 90 which should have been
paid TO A @ Kreglinger on county
warrants included in Treasurer's
settlement Of February |, 1915. It 10
ordered by the court that said amount
be refunded to the Special fund and
that the acting treasurer pay said
amount 70 aaid AC Kreglingsr and
then apportion the balance on basis
OF II to pauper fund and 02l to
each OF salary and contingent funds
Court adjourns until September III.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Local Exemption Board
Proceedings

3
: Mikesell, Serial 1872, Order 70 iol
discharge on grounds Of wife and
. child to support taken up. aud dis
charge issued.
Application Of William Alfred
Eagan. Serial 2lS. Order 70 iol
discharge on grounds OF motherless
cbild to support taken up and re-
iected and files claim Of appeal Ia
District Board.
Application Of Walter Henry
Kibbe, Serial 1872. Order 43 fol
discharge on grounds Of aged
parents TO support rejected and
files claim Of appeal to District
Board.
| Application Of Charles Madison
Crook, Serial 757, Order "a for
discharge on grounds Of wife and
1.-TWO children to support taken up
and discharge issued;
| Application Of John George Camp
Serial III, Order AZ. for discharge
on grounds Of motherless child and
1.-TWO orphan children To eupport
taken up and discharge issued. a
Application Of Joseph Austin
Smith Serial no, Order 7S for
discharge ON grounds Of wife and
three children to support taken up
and discharge issued.
Application Of John Warren
Dcherty, Serial SIT. Order 80 for
discharge on grounds Of aged parents
to support taken up and rejected
and files claim Of appeal to District
Board,
Application OF Edgar John Perry
Serial 800. Order II. for discharge
on grounds Of wife and two child
rem to support taken up and dis
charge issued.
Application Of Andrew Jesse
Griffin Serial 542. Order SO for
discharge on grounds Of wife and
four children to support taken up
and discharge issued.
Application Of Ernest Frank
Jsckson. Serial 452. Order 88 for
discharge on grounds Of widowed
mother to support taken up and
and discharge issued.
Application Of Bradford Elliott,
Serial $40. Order 5S. for discharge
on grounds Of wife and one child
to support taken up and discharge
issued.
Application Of William Rufus
AdenSerial 652 Order 80 for dis
charge on grounds Of wife and two
children to support taken up and
discharge issued,
I
Application Of Thomas Clifton
Moore, Serial 72l. Order ~ for
discharge on grounds.oi aged and
infrm parents to support taken up
and rejected and father files claim
Of appeal 10 District Board.
| Application Of Fred Oras Gibson,
Serial 507. Order 25. for discharge
on grounds Of aged father and two
brothers under IS, to support taken
Iup and discharge issued.
Horace Able Moore. Serial 223,
Order 46, files claim Of appeal to
District Board.
| Application Of Melvin Henry
Lassen Serial 81. Order II for dis.
charge on grounds Of vile and two
children to support taken up and
discharge issued.
Application Of George Washing
ton Bible. Serial 46, Order As for
discharge on grounds Of wife and
two children to support taken or
land discharge issued.
i Applicati q Of William h. Dickey
Serial $50, Order "a. for discharge
on grounds Of wife and one child Il
support taken up and dischsrgs
issued.
Paul WadIey. Serial 536, 0rde,
10, discharge hy District Board OF
Horticultural afIidavits.
Carl Green. Serial 4s7. Order ~
discharge BY District Board. on
agricultural afIidsvita
q clevance Ed... p..1.1 c.-:.1 an
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1917-08-24
Ripley County Sunday School Convention

The annual convention Of the Ripley County Su
ol Association will be held at the Baptist church on
and Wednesday, August 28th and 29th.
An excellent program has been arranged and plans
big meeting. Following is the program:
Tuesday Morning
4 1000 Registration Of Delegates
1880 Praise Service
HIS Appointment Of Committees
1l:3o 'srhe Golden Now Miss Harriet Edna Beard
l2.Oo Adjournment
Tuesday Afternoon
200 Praise Service
2:l5 ''The Boy and the Sunday School" e. 7. Foard
2:35 "Reslising the Aim Miss Harriet Edna Beard
3.O6 Music
$40 Open Conference Led by Miss Beard
4:l5 Adjournment
Tuesday Evening
s:25 Emissions in the Sunday School" Rev. Nv.
Worsnop.
8a5 Music
$50 'The Stream Miss Harriet Edna Beard
Wednesday Morning
900 Meeting Of Committees
sA5 Praise Service
1000 Bible H0ar Rev. d X. Foster.
1890 Cradle Roll Promotion Exercises
1856 "A Proposed Campaign
lilo Our Goal Miss Harriet Edna Beard
1900 Adjournment
Wednesday Afternoon
l:302:l5 Efficiency Conference for Township Officers.
200 Praise Service
2a5 "The School Of The Church" JP. Campbell
$40 IA Backward Looki
BIS Report Of Committees, Election Of omcsrs.
$50 1.-THE Open Door" Miss Harriet Edna Beard
400 Efficiency Conference for County Onicers
Convention will run schedule time. All speakers
must close time
Questions for Discussion at Open Conference
ggsrasT Tuesday Afternoon
/. How gesand keep the men In Sunday SCHOOL,
How grade small schoos
g. How backboardp
4 How improve opening exercisesp
s. How educate the Superintendent?
How organize and conduct Teacher Training ciassa
4 How home study
g. How conduct the "W orkers, Confereuce?"
O. The organized class--why and howP
TO- How does organised Sunday School work help the
individual Schoop
Bring your Sunday School problems to this con-
ference and others will help you solve them.
Things You Should Know and Do
Pastors and sypern.endsn.s earnestly requested
announce this convention every service.
This convention shed for all pastors superinendents
and Sunday @ School worssrs in Ss county Who
delegates.
Adelegases and visitors will be entertained free Of
charge by the good people OF Doniphan.
Trains will be met BY the reception committee.
An Offering for state and county work win be taken
Have pledge from your Sunday School.
Plan to be hand at the Rst session Tuesday MORN
ing register and receive yourconyention home assign.
mens Attend each session until convention closes.
Bring your Bible. some money and smile. Use them
Also bring to the convention large expectation the
Heavenly Father will not disappont you.
g. Don't fail TO get acquainted, subscribe for the
Missouri Sunday School News only cents for the
whole year.
Good delegates pray for those taking part; those
who listen for those who hsysths convention
Make reports 70 your own class and school, This you
owe 70 them. Can you afford not TO BE- good dele
M gateS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-16
My Nervous System
Vas in a Bad Way
| Would Shake and TrembIe

says Miss D. Lewis, Ills Herr street,
Harrisburg.
II had severe headaches and was
very nervous and irritable, could not
content myself at anything and
worried over every little thing and
thought the world was against me.
81 could not rest at night, would
lie awake with my eyes open and
would walt for daylight to come.
"In the morning / would feel .alI
worn out and tired all over.
81 had a heavy feeling under my
heat. 1 felt as If would suffocate.
If | would attempt to do anything |
would shake and tremble and L
seemed to feel nervous and unstrung
inside.
My appetite went back on me and
on walking fast would get out of
breath. 1 was simply all in when
] started to take Sanpan. and now
] am as good as ever. Sanpan was
the medicine for me-"
Sanpan is being introduced at Kel-
ler's Drug Store, 405 Market street.
Harrisburg. where the Sanpan man
is meeting the people.-Adv. I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-16
Dauphin Men Ask For
Records and Music

Lloyd Enders. of ElizabethvilIe, one
OF the corporals at Camp Meade, where
the men from Dauphin county selected
Tor Army service, have been sent, in
a letter to friend has asked for con-'
trlbutions of sheet music ana vic
tund is being collected to purchase
the instruments and the boys in camp
now are in need of records and music
anyone desiring to contribute can
send or bring them to Deputy Con-
troller Fred Holtzman in the county
courthouse, or to the confectionery
store of Mrs. Emma L. Eby. at Eliza
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-16

uICks - on Wednesday, NoVempe5I
ii, 1917. Mrs. Mary e. HICKS aseO
so years. Ill, a., be1d
from her late residence. 1881 Noriin
Third street. caturday, at s,t;ns : et1oS'
tho Rev. Edwin \. Pyles otnclatihs'
R,,iaI East Harrisburg Cemetery.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-16
NOTICE

MIR. C. A. SPRINKLE. formerly
with the Dayton Cycle Co., is no
longer connected with the above
named company. II. f. Esterbrook
has taken full charge and will con-
tinue business at the old stand, yI2
North Third street. All outstanding.
accounts are payable to him or his
authorized collectors.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-16
Deaths

MYERS - Mrs. Israel Myers died
Thursday. at $3.50 p. NJ at Pitts
burg Pa. -. late
Funeral will be held at her ia.e
rcsidence, Hershey. Pa, Monday, At
ae.ciocE Burial at Henry's Church,
The relatives and friends are m IN
yited to attend without further ho-
tice.