Dunklin Democrat from Kennett, Missouri • 2

Dunklin Democrat foUR BIG STORE WKKKI.V. OSKWULUU A KAU. KENNETT, FRIDAY, OUT. 29,1897. te Thi- otovesl Stoves! dire fall we got in three car loads jd from the foundry.

By this move saved the big rrolgnt charges Onr reputation is made on our stoves. So we only handle the grades that we can guarantee. We have every price stove, from the Superior Darling Steel all through the grades of cook stoves, heating stoves, down to the 18-lnch box stove. This includes the celebrated Wilson Heater, and the wonderful Hunters Camp Stove Come and figure with us; it will pay you. Riogb a Co.

Kennett. 27 Shall now be known as (entered at lio Ki-miett poslofllce as matter. The formal announcement of J. L. Fort aa a candidate for circuit judge, appears in the Democrat to-day.

He la a resident of Stoddard county, a lawyer of acknowledged democrat and a well-known parti' He is no stranger to Dunklin citizen. having mlethc r. position he now napireg WHAT jpoctool tllTtOBee pro. ident ot thl. United States, raak ing politicP speeches to save a man like And yet McKinley is to 'week.

No other president ever so far lowered the dignity of his position Of course Cleveland meddled in poll tkc and was quite undignified and of ficious; but he does not count. EDITOR. C. P. CAPUTHCRS.

The Only Big Bargain Store For Circuit Judge. We are authorized to announce J. L. Vor of Stoddard county as candidate for Judge of the 22d Judicial Circuit, subject to the action of tlie democratic nominating in town C. B.

RUFF, D. D. Sm is now located at ennett in the practice of Dentist ry with a complete new outfit and pre id of Dental work He will be glad to have his old friends of Evf.n Mrs. McKinley has andesirA bio kittens drowned, and she i the first lady of the We will sell Goods Cheaper than any house in Dunklin County Call and be convinced that we mean what we say. Jj We handle Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents and Ladies i I is IS From Dr.

Back. Those who are indebted to me by note or account are requested to come up and settle. I answered your calls, now please answer mine. 29 J. W.

Back, M. Office West of Sheltons, Kennett, Mo. Furnishings and Notions, Boots and I Shoes, Hats and Caps, Staple and Fancy jjj Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Furniture, Etc. Si. IS IS IS IS IS IS We extend all a kind invitation to our Mammoth Place, where you will be treated right.

We buy all kinds of Produce, Cotton, Etc. To School Officers. The state superintendent has sup lied me with eopies of the school law jhool officers can secure them by notifying me or by calling for them at my office with the county treasurer. A. B.

Sloan, County Commissioner. JLS' (WUI Jl Harness, Saddles, Btc. The only place in town to get harness, saddles and horse furnishings is at McPadden Kennott. Any thing you want lap robes, whips, blankets, boots, weights and special articles ordered on short notice. 27 I LEVI MERCANTILE Company.

Frame James is published as aa advertisement for the Paragoukl, fair. Queer tastes people have. Ohio will have its election next Tuesday. Democrats claim to be eoa-fldent of success over Hanna qnd his methods; but it does not seem that they can win. Luetgebt, the sausage-maker, who was on trial six weeks, at Chicago, tor the alleged murder of his wife, will not hang yet awhile, the jury disagreeing.

There is considerable doubt about his guilt. His wife disappeared; the officers say that he killed her and boiled the body into soap; but the story seems improbable. The Yukon river is frozen anil no more gold or men will come out of the Klondike country this season. It is said that Dawson Citys population of 5,000 will he in distress before spring as there is not enough food there to supply so many. Qrcat suffering and thousands of deaths will oocur in Alaska this winter.

Yellow fever is getting worse and Memphis is now afflicted. Now this oounty Is la danger. Hundreds of citizens have left Memphis this week, some sf these are liable te step at the river town. No one should leave this coaaty tor the liver antil aU eager la over. Thoee who have been hauling cotton to Osceola end Cottonwood Point this week have certainly been on dangerous ground.

Paragould got scared Wednesday and quarantined. Inoculation against inebriety is the latest discovery. A San Francisco physician is the discoverer and he thinks children of parents subject to drunkenness may be kepi free of the disease, which he thinks inebriety is. If the discovery proves a success, it will be more valuable and important than all the discoveries for the prevention of small pox or the cure of diptheria or rabies, if the so-called gold-cure can destroy the appetite of drunkards for intoxicating liquors, may it, or some other discovery, not create a dislike for intoxicants in even W. 3.

KOMIT4, 3mpt. HILL BONO, Secy-Treas. Wall Paper, Paints ete. We sell all these and have a big stock to select from. Keep out the cold by using wall paper, Harrison's rug Store, Kennett.

39 11 boat Shoes. MoVaddea A practiced leather wlsis, have a large and well-selected stock of foot-wear. Thev offer it at price that can not be resisted. Thoy satisfaction In style, quality 9 Roberts Cotton Oil Kennett, flissouri. Bad Floes Forest Fires Loose Matches Spain replied to the note of the United States and in so many words has dared this country to interfere in its Caban war.

What next? Nothing. Mr. McKinley will refer all the correspondences to congress; the ma jority in both houses will do what their hoes, Mark Hanna, tells them to. He Wifi tell them whatever Wall Streets in teres, is. It Is almost oertain that wifi not fight anybodys battle bn our own, and hardly that.

O. D. Jones, one of the curators of the state university, In a letter pub liahed in the Herald, last week, said We the curators were plainly told, respectable persons, that out of boot S5 teaehera in it the university in the late campaign, about 50 or 56 of them were pronounced adherents of the single gold-standard and sound money and that they did not hesitate to so announce and create am atmos phere in and around the institution." He further says that the principal teacher of political economy had been absent over year in Europe studying political economy, still drawing his 9,000 salary and hiring a 9890 substitute. This is not all Mr. Jones says; hat it is part of his defease against the chargee make against him and Corn tors Given and Benton that they, free-silver men, were at tempting te lajeet politics into the university manage ment.

Just wait until the country districts get tolly posted, and there is going to be shaking-up of dry-bones in that public institution, sure enough. A 1A1LR0AD KOKTHWSST. A timely suggestion was made last week by the Poplar Bluff Citizen concerning needed railroad, from that place west, to connect with the Kansas City and Memphis road. The Citizen says that there is a tram road, belonging to a lumber company, from Grandin to Beaverdam, in Butler county, 15 miles from Poplar Bluff, and it is a well-constructed, broad-gauge road. If this were extended to Poplar Bluff, it would let the Memphis road get into the rich part of Southeast Missouri.

Then, from Poplar Bluff there is an easy route to Campbell, in Dunklin county, on the Cotton Beit, the northern terminus of Houcks Dunklin-Pemiscot road. From Camp bell, a road has already been built, standard gauge, with heavy BUNjfffRP. ISSom'M northwest to the St. Francis river, onU rifSt-HaiS fCOfl. a direct line to Poplar Bluff, by the I Ward Lumber company.

Why not build the connecting links? Thu Houck road would be a valuable feeder, and It might be absorbed, if necessary. This is a project that railroad mea should oonelder, and the sooner the better, too. It is said that the Cottoa Belt has been fearing that the Ward lumber road would get into the bends of the Iron Mountain and thus give the latter route into Dunklin eoonty. call and see him in his office, west Sheltons store, Dr. Harrison bnilding.

MurEmployers, or those desiring employment, address the Free Employment Department, State Bureau of Labor, 919 Chemical Building, St. izouis. Mo. 28-tf A Feed Stored I have opened up a Feed Store in the north room of the Weil lkck, with a complete stock of Good Clean Com, Oats, Bran, Gushed Feed, the 3est Timothy Hay Grown, Choice Pea Hay and The Best Corn Meal Made South of the Klondike. When in aeed of anything in my line please give me a call.

I will give you the best for the least money New ailor Shop Having purchaeed the tailoring business of G. W. Webb, I Invite the patronage of tho public Fall Samples now open and satisfaction guar anteed on tay le, make and prices. Alterations all these are liable to Highest Price in CASH for Cotton Seed. Burn Your Home! Don't fail to Give Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls a trial; Best and Cheapest cattle feed in the World.

Secure yourself. by insuring NOW before Its ton late. Your Life Shelton Corn Company, Corn, Crushed Feed, Cotton Seed, Lumber Building Material. Elevator and Yards, Northeast of Depot. W.

J. WARD, Manager. Kennett. may be snuffed out almost at any moment. We can net prevent It, but we can Secure Your Family from poverty and suffering with a policy in the best Insurance Company known.

SMYTH BAIRD, kennett Write to us about any kind of insurance. whether you patronize us or not. The sale, by the government, of the Union Pacific railroad, to enforce our lien, a as to have occurred next month and a rich syndicate had fixed to buy it at a very low figure. Newspapers exposed the deal and showed that it was but a scheme of Mark Hannas to pay a 2-million dollar MoKinley campaign debt; public sentiment protested so loudly against the sale that it was indefinitely postponed. But, as soon as the sale was ordered postponed, the reorganization committee agreed to meet the governments claim in full, If the sale was made, and so it will likely go.

and GiuiingA promptly done. FRED HAUER, Jy KeniMtt, Mo. LENTZ Funeral Undertakers il SI4LIH IS i -t- -'K ff. 2 Blooded Stock For Sale I have decided to go out of the stork tallness. and hence offer for sale the Pacing Stallion, BROW PILOT, who lias made himself famous this seawo by winning In almost every race he law Mitered.

and lowering his record to si at SprlngOeld. This Is the best and tts finest-bred stallion in the State of Missouri, being an In-bred Tom Hal, standard sud registered. Also, for sale. the Trotting Stallion, T. COLLIER, a grand-son of nambletonlan No.

10. standard and registered; has not been trained, but can show a 1:30 gait. Also, for title. the Spanish Jack, Kiag Williaa. a good breeder with colts to show his sty Let me hear from you.

J. B. BLAKEMORE, 87 KENNETT. M0- Kvarytiiins in tha Coffin Line, from a Meat Home-Made to a Jilt Burial Casket. Also, a fall line of Burial Rohm and Slippers.

W0RD2R3 FROM A DISTANCE PROMPTLY PILLED. HOP SOUTH -WB. ST OOBXBU SqUARK. KENNETT. MO.

AGENTS FOR THK MALDEN MARBLE WORKS. mu esr rsisatxs ail mlatatmSnv mf tOs estate of a. Whits! swwanr 13 flsr.Sovsmbsvt.MVr. 1.9. Vnsser.

bM III Lazarus. A colored Dxhorter enlargiBf on tbe impossibility of rich men getting Into heaven, said, according to the Atlanta ConaMtiutioa: Look at Latheree. When ha was on de nivth he ax Dlwaes fr da craaaba dal toll frum his table. Ea whal dM Dtweeu do ter him? He called hia dog. Moreover, ea him ea Latheree.

Latherusput up a pnrty good fight, but da dog licked bias. Den Diweea wua eo mad dat be took a fit and died, aa whan he wake np he fin himself in hell-fire, en he look froo de skylight en see Latherus and Father Abraham la a heggln1 tab; en he called tor Latheree ter tarn on de water ea hed pay de bUL 3n what did Latheree aay? He dea lean over do banister on holler oat: Marble Hill Times: The tide of immigration has been moving toward the productive lands of Dunkun coun tr for sometime. Well enough it is that something is dime to keep up the population, for the number of murders that are committed in that county is very great as compared with the other counties of this section. For some reason the Times rarely lets an opportunity pass when it can give Dunklin county a slap that it does not do it. And it should not.

A considerable ortion of Dunklins population is made up of ex-citizens of Bollinger county, and they are generally doing well here. Come to think of It, maybe that is the very reason the Times is envious of Dunklin? As to this county having more murders than any ot her of the Southeast Probably it has; but the population of this county has increased about 50 per cent in A. J. LANGDON. DEALS IN AEMIEISTEATOarS some.

Entire la lembr at we mat lettaas at ralalatratlnaea tiia astata of Jotia tiardaar. AiMMid, INfV tlfe fffillf ftf ti ail asst aE.iisrtsr.v.vs ssrasr toto mmr wMail baaaCt of mill -aot i lata tornd J. Viuns, Oo long man en she! yo monf i de I the paBt 7 years and larger than water was cut off on da 1 10th; milk ea General Merchandise, Land and Live Stock. COTTON PLANT MISSOURI Admialetrator Real Estate For Sale or Exchange, by W. G.

Bragg, Kennett. Wintfir, have a torribla I Notice le hereby at Ten that especial meet-Vinter. VUI b. I X. E.

RALUW1K, IribT. I) 11. I'AN'KBT. Casuisa. W.

f. SHSLTON, V. p. oold will be par- We will have 1 A' the i. I yecnas a hoard of seven directors of said IE KaEtaoky.

I eompaay to consider all matters pertalnbiic Mb I be Mae, aau 1 iBal asay properly The 1 berore sold sseetlaa. Kastaoky, October ice spells. The leetlay. co most Then there are honey is de be. I roM manj traiiHient, irresponsibly people (aiming inlo this county, every year.

Occasionally, one comes from Bollinger county. One killing of this summer was by a Bollinger county man, atrawn; but that does not make all Bollinger county people murderers. Be fair, neighbor. Dunklin can feed the hungry and clotho tho naked drouth sufferers of Bollinger; it can give the idio work at cotton -picking, umploymonc in tha timber or on its suveral railroads being constructed. 3bt, if Dunklin is such dangerous, murdorous place, does it not look suspicions that tho of the Times should wan-, his competitor of the Dress induced to move hero? Or would ho really like to that iroubio-some HilJ leveled? J-i JamswsB A Cold We are going to Th.

severely cold, bat tha aietent aad coattaead. twenty-three unn 7 laree MOWS Tha first will toll on There will bo throe coldest weather will dates of January 8 mod ice spell will be la the lee wifi he from Inehee thick. la January be from fly to seven On the coldest day the will register 22 degrees This will be the 14th Look out for a tartar BANK OF KENNETT CAPITAL STOCK, $25 OOO. to! acres of timber land on puhllr nail, l1 miles from a railroad. fiO-acre farm, ih miles from Senatli.

40-acre farm, all In cultivation. 3 mlirf east of Holcomb. A good hotel, now running, at ttoinpbril- Town lots in Kennett business lots. Call on me, or write, for particulars. fta aaase day.

ead Immediately after the adjournment of the stockholders' m.et-' meet la of the hoard of lin- to le lier.br called ami will be held for the pur pns. of olEcers and mnsIderlnK torf thanetlaga Properly on no. iM. tarnfoeld. Ark.

September 19th. inf, V.C.Htnr, President. be between the IS. Tha first December, in which three to See the Loe will laches thick. thermometer below aero.

day of January. this tima. So ays a Kentucky weather prophet. J. A.

A. K. Loan, Secretary. directors: lOUM BICCUTOIIEN. R.

If. JONES. W. r. SUKLTON.

UORRItLL. MOI1LRT. SHELTON. Jl J. K.

RAN KLIN J. V. TATUM. T. E.

11 A LD WIN. Strayed Grey Mare. 13l hands lilKh. alwut Fears old soreshouMers; strayed r-y 1CP- Will el ve S3 for her return or for Information leading to lu-r recovers recover. See L.

Hap-gard at once and save hi! money by ordering your winter coal. He handles Nut, Fancy Lump i-w dust.) Pea, Egg and Anthracite. Car-loads a spccuty. 15 DEPOSITS JANUARY 7, 1897, $101,383.44. rroofM8teel wlth Is absolutely secure as we use a Time-Lock uud Burglar Zu-lto U.

IIAZKL, Kennett. Mo..