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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02
The Plain People.

sT put my faith in the wisdom Of the
plain people," said the statesman.
eyes," replied Senator Sorghum. 'srhe
wisdom of the plain people is all right.
The only thing fear is that some of
them are getting so that they know
too much. "-Washingto Star.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02

Mrs. o'Brien-An' I see yez takin'
in washin' ag'in, Mrs. O'Flannigan9
Mrs. O'F1annigan-Sure it's only to
amuse the childer I'm dom It They
loike the windies covered WI steam so
that they can make pictures on thin!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02

''You never laugh at my Jokes"
'T wouldn't dare TO-"
'sWhy not?'
'I have always been taught TO r.
spect old age."-Baltimore American.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02

Be pittful, for every man IL fighting
q hard battle.lan Maclaren.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02
VuIsarity.

VuIsarity.
"Why do you say he is vulgarr
Because he has at least ten times
as much money as I have"-Chcag0
Herald
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02
BROKEN DOWN
IN HEALTH
Woman Tells How SIS Worth
of Pinkham's Compound
Made Her Well.

Lima, Ohio. -" was all broken down
IN health from q displacement. One Of my
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-05-02

NEWENGLAND DETECTIVE SERVICE
(Registered). Any legitimate bust
ness handled with secrecy and des-
patch. Honesty and reliability guar
anteed. Best references. COnsulta-
ton free. Quinn Bldg, Rutland, Vt.
Day and night telephones.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
Subscription si.O0

Germany has also permitted the Y.
IA. G. A. TO carry on its work among
the allied prisoners he'll in German
prison camps. Every cent Of this Is
sailors. Upton county win raise
$500 of this sum.
DR.. Weoec then threw the mptihg
open for dis zion AMI sav-fsf tyElo
has determined tc Subscribe stated
the amount of their subscriptions.
The following subscribed one hundred
dollars each: Col VIM. Sanford, Pal
msr Smith, e. III. McFadden, nj. IA.
Walker, J. H. Flippin; fifty dollars
each: Floyd BfiRgle, w. a. Owen.
g. r Simonton, e. B. Baptist. III
Richardson, Tom Howard; TWENTY-FIVE
dollars each; l. H. Lowenhaupt, gohn
Z. Peete, G. E, McFadden. I.R. Cur
RE, w. V, Bringle, S. r. Shelton. Jr..
Mrs. Will Vaughan, Mrs. M. b.
Brewn, r. s. Maley, L. E. Gwinn and
R. B. Shelton.
A number Of solicitors have been
appointed to canvass the town and
county, but if they should fail to
see you, yeu are invited to send the
amount Of your subscription to MIR.
Charles B. McClelland one-half ID be
paid December 18th and one-half on
February Is, 1918.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS

WI
The following appointments were
made BY tha Methodist conference for
the nyegshure district Al LIN late sss.
sion III Murray, Ky:
\ Presiding elder. wv. g. waters.
Ayers Great, WI. s. Lockman; Camp
Ground Circuit, w. 4. Garner: Gov
ingtOn, First Church, r. Al. Clark +:
Second Church, Pisgah, w. Al. Rus
sell; Cevington Circuit, j. Al. Keliv:
Curve Circuit, s. b. Morrison: Overs
burg Station, i. w. Blackard: Overs
burg Circuit, wv. Al. Banks: Finley
Circuit, n. m. Wilkes; Fowikes Cir
cunt, Z. r. Spears; Halls Staten. j.
I. Bagby; Henning and Durhamville
y. N. Griffin: Mack Circuit RI a
Lamb; Munford and Atoka. 81 r
Norman; Newbern Station. j d a..
son; Randolph Circuit, i. r. Wads-
worth; Ridgely Circuit To Be- sun
pied; Ripley Station, r. WI HOOD. .
ripley Circuit, H. Y. Bagbv. Tahar'
n S Circuit, Syl Fisher: TipfonyilIa
station, R. r. Ogleby: Tiptonvi liz
SSircuit, r. W. Thompson: chanlair
state penitentiary, w. II. Blackard aa'A
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15

in country, etc, G. p SimOnton and
Peter Fyfe.
Speakers Committee, to secure
speakers at various places, Rev. G. E.
Wauford.
It is suggested that there be only
one man to each of these committees
in order that there may be no di-
fusion Of responsibility, each chair
man to draft such help as he may
need. M
The following captains were APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions, each
captain to have two men under him
and to be appointed by him:
Coyingt0n- s. r.. Shelton, Jr., j. n.
Flippin, Lucian CeekrilI, James j..
Miller. C. P. Simohton, H. H. Rebi-
son, M. Al. Walker I. i. BriHgle, J.,
nj. Polk, e. H. McFadden, F. r.
Fisher and J. Drew McClanahan.
Bride--Wm. Huffman, r. H. Irwin,
Lotion Owen and w. 3. Miller,
Tabenacle-Will Howard.
Gift--Josh J, Miller.
Charleston-W T. Davis and S. J..
Templeton.
Liberty-Rev. T. Riley Davis, A. G..
Whitson. ]. H. Rice, Stanley Rice,
Peyton Smith.
Burlison-Robert A, Proctor and
L. r. Dawson.
Detroit. H. McClelland.
Gilt Edge Earl Elan.
Randolph Walter Barton.
Simonton-S. Il. Easley.
Drummonds- Jack Gamble.
Munford DR.. ]. B. Witherington,
s. H. Bass and J. B Salmon.
Atoka ~ Bob MCDill and c. 7.
Strong.
Brighton Waiter helms, Knox
Baird, Frank Owen and Holly Smith.
Idaville-Esq j. G.. Mccain.
Mt. Carmel p. d. Moore. Rev.
James Johnson, and F. w. Hill.
Simonton Store Jesse G. Faux,
A. NJ. Moose and Rev. Mr.. Wood.
Wright's Store John Wright and
Alex Wright.
Mason w. r. williamson, Jim
Marshall, B. L. Hamblett and John
Marshall.
Garland Don Max, e. G. FORMER,
N, N. Brihgle and N. A. Maxwell.
On motion of 1fr. WE. Bringle, a
vote Of thanks was then rendered
the good ladies on the FIRST Methodist
church for preparing and serving such
q splendid and hepBtifal dinner. The
meeting Was dismissed with d bene-
diction BY Dr Cox.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
MASON NOTES

Farmers in this Community ~
making more cotton than tbav &,
K pecteu 70 make at one time. lots q
nv sne small fruit has been frost bitta y
DuC the bolls are opening 11s'eA'
Mr; John Poindextef ieft last wal,
Tor Camp Gordon near Etlanfa go So
% enter the training catnp 0a'
mrs. a. w. Seay and dauobtar "a
NJ LION ~, are visiting with Mr.. and
Key, s. r. Hart returned Monde,
night from Murray, XIV. WHARF 0 ~
R P attending t5e Methodist 4. =
Mr.. G. 1. Taylor, who has hean "
be up. = ~" aote 70
Mrs, I. ?. Smith. Of 81 Lou;s !,
M S1sitlng with Mr.. and Mrs. j n
Mrs. =. N. Lackey and sh;ldr.,
spent Monday in Brownsville '.'-'A =
oar. and Mrs. Hewett Transa,, I.
SWa s ..ssa5 ana Mr. and Mrs. Easton
y! Of Aberdeen. Miss 800 sro
visalng Mrs. D. P. Transou =
Mr; Exum Hamblett. 81 Hick,,o.,,
ny, mas opened grocery afn ,a.s.0 i,
Inc harney hcLse on FRONT $500 .01 q
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M Waich Ia.
moved 70 Memphis. Mr, WeIeb "s s
employed at the National City Rant I
j. MIS- 43 =. T. Duckworth and cbiid In'
NJ H. flumDoit. spent the weekend w;th,
mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Mitchell YIN
MISS Elizabeth Kapher of Man
water. s. = q lar
CORRESp0NnENr
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
MORE Upton COUNTY BOYS
LEAVE FOR CAMP GORDON
Thirteen Young Men Leave Friday
Night for Training Camp-A Big
Crowd at the Depot To See Them
DIR. Ben Cox Makes An Address.

Another party of soldiers from this
county-thirteen in number - under
command Of Capt. w. j. Vaughan. as
sisted by "A. ID. Fanlkner, left Cow
ingtcn on the 6;3e train Friday even
ing fer Camp Gordon, near Atlanta,
going by way Of Memphis.
This number practically completes
the quota of white soldiers from Tin
ton county under the first call with
the exception of few vacancies ID
NJ tilled en- account Of failure to pass
physical examination at Camp Gordon
Upton county was required to furnish
,3gl soldiers, which includes number
of negro registrants. The local
board for Tipton county has never ra-
ceived any orders from headquarters
20 send any Negro soldiers to carnu.
of rather when such orders were III
sqed they have invariably been
counterRanded Nv headquarters be-
Ecra any negro soldiers could be senk
70 camp, although there are q large
number # negr0 registrapfs lid Tip-
ton county.
tsN A1AAVWAnS Gle the names oil tins
young men who left here FYidave
Robert 4. Glenn, Dudley s. Subj
van, William RI Lloyd, Walter n.
peterson, Ernest Bryant Standridee.
JOAN Ashley Miller, Marion Rebate
James /. Sherrod. Clarence /. Mont
gomeryy Willie Duffey Hatchell. Dave
A.. Boyd, William James Vaughan
and Allan D. Faulkner.
DR.. Ben Cox, pastor Of the Central
Baptist church, Memphis, who had
come cut here for the purpose sf a.
livering lecture i'd the interest ~
the Y. "a. G. "A. war work, was pres
ent and made a brief address to he
boys before leaving, and some fare
well songs were also sung. The I'M.
mense thrOng that had assembled "a
see the young soldiers Off Joined in
the singing.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
ADDITIONAL MEN HELD
FOR MILITARY SERVICE

The following list Of men. called
L iOr mlitary service by the Local
goaru Tor Upton county, have been
duly passed upon BY the proper io ss,I
ana district board and are hereby Ger
tinsd as selected for military ss, Viz
and not exempted or DISCHARGED.
No. i. psOns Tenn,
henry Alfred Maddox, Coyington
Edward Randolph. Upton. Tenn.
yohn Murphy, Covington.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
AMONG THE CHURCHES
First Baptist Church

---~~N 49, w &G1 GHSLOE
Sunday school at $50 am.
Preaching by the pastor at Ii am.
and z pm. '''
pm.
q cordial welcome to all who viii
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15

Mrs. WA. Owen and Miss Mgrtie
Chapman went to Memphis Wednes-
day morning to attend the gontbeyn
baptist convention Mesgrs. Orre4,
Rice, {. g. F0rtner. ]. 81. polk i
" Darby, Or. q ]. Lindsey and pew
] E. Miles we're also IS attendance
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
YIN. 6. A. WAR WORK rs
LAUNCHED Az BANQUET

Al FIRST Methodist Church Friday
Night-Dr. Ben Cox, Of Memphis.
Makes Great Speech, Telling OF
Wonderful Work Other Features
of Program.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
First Mefhn.iist r-hn--s.

-, q. Clark, Pastorl
service Sunday morning conducted
9y the pastor. Subject. "a New
Years Outlook. s II
sunday school at $50. The Sun
a e;. school will open promptly o.
Epworth League At GAS p.n.
AZ the night service there win il
Z special musical in place al the
regular program. ~
Prayer meeting Wednesday niobt
at 1880.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
First Presbyterian Church
II z. Walker, Pastor
sabhath srhonI d 90 \

preaching II am. and Z pm
Young Peoples Society ~ chss+
ian Endeavor 6:15 pm. ~
Prayer meeting Wednesday ii TAO
j, me public IS cordially invited 10
the services Of this church. n
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15

Mrs. N. v. Lanier and little ssu.h.
yer, Eleanor, spent the weekend with
relatives in Memphis.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-11-15
st. Matthew's Church

r pie matthew q Cnufcia
/, 4, Inc services on Sunday will be as
II Q clock, morning prayer and
o'clock, evening prayer and adj
at 10 o'clock there will be d Ia
organization Of the SUNDAY school
Every member Of the congregation
y called to the eolors Of The church
LET each one respond as thew have
70 the colors of the country PLEASE
everyone be present at the reorgan;-
z 4; Of the Sunday school. ana IL
the II o'clock service This il 4 nars
sonar call to every member Of tbe
church. Please be there, as INV
church needs you at this hour
ALEXANDER G. McCABE. Pastor
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31

loIuon SIN neceSdad de amenaZaS
Lie poneres propedad pgo Las dmas onas de condado
lei ecretao parcuarmente pear del gran de trabao
a movo del rego de soldados de los nuchos negocios
o seetario tambn de la de dsto conduce de
ecente satisfaction del pGbco que eog tenos muy al
la eenca buena marcia de dcha ofca por pae de
aro S Laureano Mares dputado S Dem0stenes Martinez
gua eenca nota las deas ocnas pubcas de condado
10 del Superintendent de escueas p1bhas del Sup Pa
Quntana Ii de uez Prubas Aua Mayor Comsonados de
dado das onas pbcas odas conducen debda foma
cencia sin nnguno de o haga aarde de popia
nca para dgr o6cna sin que superiores
modestos alaban propas madeas
contra nade MI Beger ell Auditor de Estado
aes de eado haban terminus muy altos de los ocales del
ado de Taos aga que hay condados Nuevo Mexico
enga meore mas honrados ocas plbcos que trabn
Eemente ammonia sus respectivos deberes
Eso por supuesto pobara aqueos exocaes que ceamos
nosoos d condado ocnas hran pque que hay tai
sn6 que ahora tamben drien las ocnas p1bas possible
mas cudado meor ante esravagancas
los pagadores de mpusos meor tato Hasta nosoos
ahoa meor consera mas compeentes que que
consideration otras administrators pedr pecios
de recbo warrants Kansas Albuquerque peco
da prerenca nosotros esta empsa 10 cual
que uso cuando muchos mmo Cuepo de Coo
lados ha dado cse de impression
mas mpenta de Albuquerque cobramos nosoo
luedando dnero mo condado que paso dho
buimos 10 suen por medic de tasacone mantenmento de
luestro gobierno
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
Maestros Que Cambian

Ell Prof. Chas.. D. Homer, uno
de los mejores profesores y prin-
cipal de la escuela p1blica de Pc
flasco, nos escribe desde Lumber
ton N. M. haber aceptado posici6n
ALI como Principal de la escuela
de Lumberton, con termino de
nueve meses y con un salario de
$50 por mes.
Con la ida a Lumberton del
Prof. Horner, el condado de Taos
pierde uno de sus mas enthusiasts
y mejor educador, 10 que no de-
berlan haber permitido los direc-
torres de escuela de Penasco bajo
cualquier sacrihcio.
Mrs. A. MCGOWAN, principal de
la escuela de Canon, sabemos tam
bien acept6 posici6n como maestro
en- Espanola N. M. Mrs MCGOWAN
es otra de las Professors mas en-
tusiastas en- nuestro condado Y ell
distrito escolar de Canon lie pesara
no haber andado mas activos en-
adquirir los servicios de tan exec
lente maestro.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31

Don Ramon Garcia, residente
de Cerro, este condado, y quien Sc
halla trabajando con el Sr. Ayala
en- Rawlins, Wyo., acompanado de
sus hijos Arellano y Cornelia, es-
tuvieron en- Taos el martes, para
que su hijo Arrellano atendiera al
examen fisico para el servicio mi
litar. Ell Sr. Garcia de paso visit6
nuestro despacho y nos abono la
suscrici6n a LAs REVISTA por
dos amos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
Sc halla va aquf el Agente de
Agriculture de Condado

Ell Sr. F. E. Quintero, agente de
agricultural por ell condado de Taos,
procedente de Las Cruces N. M
Arrib6 a esta el microbes y proce-
dera enseguida a sus tareas como
tai Official de condado.
Actualmente Sc halla preparan-
do su ofcina y hogar para ely su
familia.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
Nuevo comercio

La importante frma mercantil
Valdez Mercantil Co., de Valdez,
este condado, abriran un nuevo
comercio en- connection con hotel Y
restauran, en- la estaci6n ferrera
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
LOS RECLUTAS
QUE SALEM
Nueve Reclutas Saldran de
Taos ell Microbes

Conforme las 6rdenes recibidas
pOr las autoridades militares, ell
microbes pr0ximo, dia 5 de Sep
tiembre, Taos mandara ell diez por
ciento de sus reclutas para ser en-
BARBADOS para su acantonamiento.
Los siguientes reclutas del con-
dado de Taos han sido va avisados
de estar aqui para ell microbes pa
ra su salida:
Max B. Krouse
Juan Amarante Chac6n
Carlos Valdez
Joe Phipps
Henry Molerg
Earl Oncel Cree
( Manuel Lucero
Juan B. Valdez
Fares Martinez
Otro por ciento de los reclutas debe.
ran partir ell dia Is y ell resto el dia
80 del mismo mes de Septiembre.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31

de Taos Junction.
Sus duenos 10 son los Srs. Reyes
N. Martinez, de Arroyo Hondo y
]. L. Abeyta, de Valdez.
Ell nueyo comercio sera una SUI
cursai de Ia Valdez Nero. Co.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
RECOPILACION o RESUMEN


Por de agricultural paeo de MADEIRA mineral $O
Marranos 924
Mercancas 142401
Total dcado arrba po toda ae propedades 2O
Cabalos mulas 151.578
Burros, valor 4S8
ganado 1928
Ganado menor de RESIDENCES 187.368
Ganado menor de no RESIDENCES 2SS,233
Gran total $4797.146
Menos las exenciones $319.795
Final vaor asesado 4477351
En- este reporte mas paricuamen los lbros de amiaa
mieno nota dferenca remenda modo
este ao las mercedes po eempo La oya
Land Irrigation and Development Co. de la Meced de Sebastian
TIM asesoada anteormene condado de Taos soamnte
auadas $2O0 este ea asesoada $3.50
Sebastian Martin Taos esan vauadas $1250 La merced
de Antonio Martinez pagaba anterormene $500
terra de banza msma case de terra gente de AFRO
Seco pagaba de 0 Ahora compaa de la meed de
Antonio Martinez por mil de de abranza
de $47 So mo los deas las demas cas de terra
proportion Sc pronto hara de los
nos de dcha merced pr6mo har odva meor
Los bros de amiaamnto por 1917 compeados
ell Aseor dputado fueron escrtos pmera
qna La co6n de tasacones de Nuevo Mexico al recb dcho
bros ec6 los Asesores ndcando que ocnas
oaes del condado Taos de los meo Estado por
buen maneo onstanciay ecienca deentes ocinas
q :; = q
pop6to de eo dremos por nuestra pa que jamas ha
ba vso eor entire los acuaes oaes meor actvdad
disposition e desempo respective de cada ocna p1ba
de condado meor ecenc Cada condado haa de-
dcado abao especva ocna atenndo deberes que
pueblo ha conado al pbco que ten negoos tales oc
Toda haan abas asa horas por da negocos
pdbco atendidos prond eciena Duran presene
administration ha habdo agonos peeas entire los mos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1917-08-31
Il COndadO de Taos Subira al
Rangode COndado de Sta. CIase
segdn Ia vauac0n total en- los Ibros de AmIaameno p0T
1917 los EhrOs del ASSESSOR de Condado aHOan una vaua
c6n total de carca cinc0 M|Iones que con los aumenOs
que haga Ia COii0n ReYsadora de TasaciOnes del Esta
do, Sc cree auncnara Ia Sunna mas decnCO MlOneS

Como promeos paada pubcamos hoy ell absracto
de los bos de amaamento 1917 fu updo eff
cente Dputado Assessor de condado S Esqupula Martinez
Dco repo muestra evdntemente que condado de Taos
sube de condado de quna cse
para para el ano venidero de 1915.
Esto supuesto debe pae la ehcencia acvdad
buen tno de nuea actual administrator blen sab
d. ofa del Assessor de ondado depende parte bue
aha del goben habndose ahora eabcdo precedente
de guadad de asesonto asesoando ada
dor de mpueso propdad benes usamente ene 10
que haa de mpuestos de nuesto
gobeo equtavo pagando cada usta pon por
los bnes que conbuene Hasta donde ha do possible las
compas orpoacones grande han do debdanente
asesadas pagaran mpueos verdadero vaor asabe
aqu antdad de cada propedad tasab dentro
e condado de Taos
TERRENOS
Nro de Acres Valor Total
Terrenos de Agricultural 1888 $9Ool3l
Terrenos de Pasteo 44O23l 1O5o2O3
Terreno de MADEIRA 54927 270.346
Terreno Mineral 1948 2ol6O
Sc reportaron 1855 osy meoras E de dos Totes arrojn
IN yalor de 442501
Totales 5l6.624 SZ,I04S4
MARRANOS
Ripley County democrat., 1917-06-22
Notice Of Sheriff Sale.

Byvirtue and authority OF tran.
script execution iseued from the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court within
and for the County Of Ripley and State
Of Missouri, returnable to the June
Term, A. D. 1917, Of said Court, and to
me directed, wherein X. X. Shemwell
10 plaintiff and J B. Gibson, A. G.
Randel and H. McManus are defend-
ants, have levied upon and seized all
the right, title and interest OF the said
defendant A. G. Randel, in and to the
following described real-estate situate
In the County OF Ripley and State Of
Missouri, to-witi
Part OF the Southeast quarter or the
Northeast quarter OF Section Twenty
six, Township Twenty three, North.
Range Two East; being survey number
30 In the City Of Doniphan, Missouri.
said survey having been made by Jas.
X. Langford, City Engineer OF Doni-
phan, Missouri, as shown by his survey
duly recorded at page % Of the Book Of
Plats and Additions on file in the Office
OF the Recorder OF Deeds Of Ripley
County, Missouri, said tract OF land
containing thirty four one e-hundredths
tN- 1907 OF an acre, and being fifty feet
east and west, and 297 feet north and
south, all in the city Of Doniphan, Rip
ley county, Missouri.
Also tract Of land described as fol-.
lows: Commencing st the southwest
corner Of survey No. 30 of the southeast
quaiter ofthe northeast quarter Of Sec
tion rs Township 23 North, Range q
East, and run due west with Kelley
property, run thence northeast with
Kelley property to west line Of Survey
No. 80, run thence south to the south
west cofner OF survey No. 80 the place
OF beginning; In Ripley County, Mis-
souri ~@Fas
And will on
MONDAY, the 2bth DAY OF JUNE.
A. D. 1917, between the hours Of o
o'clock In the forenoon and B o 'clock In
the afternoon Of said day, at the east
front door OF the Court House, in the
City Of Doniphan, County OF Ripley and
State OF Missouri, sell at public auction.
for cash, TO the highest bidder, all the
right, title and interest OF the said A. C
Randel, 10 and TO the above described
real-estate, to satisfy said, execution
and costs.
Dated at Doniphan, Mo-, this fst day
Of June, 1917.
9. O. weRLRy. Sheriff.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-06-22

Will Sewell and wife, Of Fairdeal
Ing, have gone to Beeville, Texa'
whore Will has position In the public
Schools. They started Thursday Of
last week.
An auto drove up In front OF the
court house last Monday afternoon, and
ayoung man and woman got out, and
% soon as they bit the turf with theft
feet the old stagers about the place
sized them up and knew there was d
Court House Wedding 20 be pulled
off, and there was. The happy Young
roIks were b. NJ. Miller and Miss Pearl
Kittrell, and they came from Success,
Arkansas. Judge D. B. Young vas in
his ONCE and bis services vera engaged
fnd In about two minutes and hall
what had been two vas one, according
20 law and the ''statutca" made and
provided.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-06-22

J. L. Hicks has abandoned the idea
Of organising a stock company to pro.
mote bis porch swing manufacturing
ebncorn. He had secured nearly The
required number o{ suhsctIbers "a the
capital stock, when . gentleman oi
suihcielt means to back him, came 10
ths front and furnished the necessary
capital to push the proposition right
along without in corporation. Mr..
Hicks has good proposition, and he
Intends W push Il for all Il Ia worth and
make Il q concern that our people win
be proud OF. He employs only iive
bands nov, but big capacity 10 small,
and as fast as he can secure the mater.
ial and necessary machinery he will In.
crease IN every way. Nov that the
concern IL assured for liis htme town
every citizen should help push It along
and assist 10 making IL th6 success iii.
Hicks Intends 10 build up.
Ripley County democrat., 1917-06-22
there is need that everything be put

there is need that everything be put
to use.
"As patriots, II is our duty to stop
the wasteage Of food; as patriots ills
equally important that we do not stop
the ordinary purchasing on which the
business and the industry of the coun-
try are founded. Hysterical economy
is as much menace to the nation as is
prodigsl waste.
Keep Faith, Advice.
Faith Is the great need Of the peo-
pie today-faith In Providence to lend
might to our right, faith In nature to
respond bountifully to the wonderful
efforts of our agriculturists to increase
the food supply to provide surplus
for our allies. and faith In our govern
ment which has taken hold Of the prob
lens before 1t In way that demon
strates It Is deserving Of our faith.
III I were asked."y concluded Mr..
Armour, ITO give a message to the
American people--to the farmers, the
wage earners, the merchants the man.
Iifacturers, and all--it would be this ,
"Be strong In your faith that nature
will reward the efforts being made to
produce big crops and cooperate with
our president, Woodrow Wilson, In his
efforts to keep the nation composed
and so organized as to most efficiently
prosecute war. Be confident and live
your normal lives, as far as possible,
Make business proceed as usual"