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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Garolinerne.

Npr en- 9ib fibcn berettebss bet, at
Imeritarerne bapbe taget 2aorpnerne,
en- ipanft Gsruppe omtrent 1000 MiI
| on for pbilippinerne. Sa bet pefad
er ianbfpnlist. at en- anoen fpanit
Ggruppe | be aiiatiIte Sarpanbe, Ga
rolinerns, Tan blipe taset, bill ct Bar
Splpsninger ON bisie Ger bore al
Snterssie.
Garolinerne beitaar af en- pibipr.bt
R9tis at Der b~eliggsnbs i Sposit for
Pbilippinerne os i ret Roro for Netp
8uinea. De er ialt pmtring 700 /
5ullet. ue be flsite at benz er bpeeet at
&oraler; bet er altiaa gamle 8pralz
rep, Tom bar h9pst fig op opsr SapFlaz
ben. 9isie 8oralser .r lite pioere
frustbare; be b9ttes fun af ct meget
tpnot Sorblas, % 9esetationen er
Iparipm. aptospalmsn oe Struefus
rusn, Der bssss barer fore 8laier uf
iuftis 5rust, porer Der, men foruben
oisie er Der me9et Tibet ipm fan tisne
til Wennefefsoe.
0erimob be pultdnfs Ger iaafom
aufaie, panape. p.lep os Nup er bsie
pg frugtbare pg tlnbt msb fore. tatte
Stpps. Ser pprsr greofruattr9et,
8otospalmen, Suttsrrsret, liesiaa
Ipeliiner, Gitronsr, Bananas % en-
Nasfs andre Sbbfrugtsr.
De Snbfsbte paa bisIe Ger er tobs
berbrune Polpneiiere; be bar liaeIpm
bore Sroianere elat, itriot Saar, %
be beiiober ale be GssnTfaber, Tom
taratteriierer @ilbmanben. De oaar
n9iten nsgne, er tatoperet oper belle 9es
genet, oa Sriaen er osres ftsrits emit.
Rogen 5pltet9ling bar naturliebis
albrig her peret Sale ON. bporfor man
life bar beftemt Rsoe pua be Snbfsotes
@ntaI, men bet fan life pars lanst fra
100,
Sgruppen opbassbes / 1923 af
qlparo be Saap.bra, men blep life
bsfsgt af Spibs isien for / 1879, ba
Ora.e bar Der. .Serns bsisstes for
treble Sang / 1856 al BEN fpdrife abz
miral franceseo 2aSedno, Der CAB
gsruppen bet 1apr, ben berer ben
Dag / Dag, til 9Gre for Song Carlos
ben 2oen al Sponisn.
Dc fleits suropoifs Siprmaater
Far til fpritieniss Siber gjort 8rap
~qiaiotnb, paa Garolinerre, men at be
Itaoigt sr blspst itaaenbe ION ipanit
geIiooelie ftblbss bel n9rmeIt ben
SmitRnoiabso, al De fsrit blep opSas
gel al Sponiere, al be III st ipanit
Raon, FAINT at De ligser iaa moi be
aprige ipuuIte 9sIibbsIisr.
Spitlluo fremia.te / 1885 arap
poa en- Del al Gurolinerne; BET
bar ie,!ig Gisnoomsrstten til Gap,
iom blsp pmiiriot. % Der uos
lpoact fig Ianse internationale 9rana=
lmsris,, 'om bog tiliibit enpts meb, al
Papen creneoe Ifarsn / Sapsr al
Spani.n. Wsn Der blep boa melem
SnitIdnb o9Spanien ofiluttet en- Srat'
tat, bporsiter spitlano tilFtpbes aul,
% Srlogsitatipner paa Zen % lieele.
oes Ret til at oprette 2anbbruestc.
@lonisr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Varmc tilialas.

Spts RoseH Fniter at iigbe apot ca biaiat aoub
iaa Tom Der III bet upreIiae &isconin. bpor lea Ian
ldlae Fem Sano tor en- Spptpris. Blot qanb fro
% Jenee ira s. III $50 pr. Were poa rimeltae Rilfaar
sioi Haa betaies ipntant % Reiten pda aariio, hi,
eral. saroet er beltlgcnoe Barron, 81 pp ma.
l~iaaenhee for Sfole, "a Inn fra IS Rraos iii mi
III aoes aRarfcoer. Sea uiI life inoIabe mia poa
tere aoert'sitmenicr, men bpis Te snftr et Biiiat
ZEN, laa ipn mart o. BENT life III bet bebite sr
lolgt. NH8aaenoe H0rmsrs unorrretnina Irtb M
Sobn Anosr,on. 3s Yappa St, Gaueia "a, WM.
aha
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Det anbet glao ,unbe naturliepis itie
pioe, at 9pb.otn bar bIit til / Reoais
tersns Iiplise Santaii inoe paa 8ons
toret. Oct iiiaI fimpeItben Stlegroms
met, omitrtp bet ca oatsrte bet ira IN
0ispattbaao peo Guba, Raturligpis
tpa @Iao,t Gopplpriebt pda Tpbeeer.
Oct @lab. bpori Seleeranmtt ferit
Mob, 'unoe b,oii,, at be bapoe Itabt
Rpb.oen AZ iut.t. ca o:rmcb btpiftc bet
ceiaa, q. Set anpet Slob bapbe i~tiaaist
ben. 9,t 9lao lem III iitano RBp.osn
ON ben fa.cm 2ite,ris.r, Iisser M /
Se9Smaa! MOB oct anott Slaa % gisr
Srdo pao en- balp WiIion Dollars for
Gr,reyiGe geiiaIbniraer.
SEQ uHovcs. srisu bet er ftsrrc 5ors
brDo;lis at gisre Sslssrammer az ins
let. END bet sr al itirIe % bsforors hi
ety, {. flat ssIsg,om. 6orrsitcn
itnciGftsr GreIproast ia. at mar
Sbpcn, irrtt.y. foar 9onotn igien Wes
let IT,"
80 TdmiIitr / N,ntudn bar / aarss
riS Iiea't | Sirie pau Gin os DEB.
On bel Rr,'e topre Wruo er iu!ot poa
b,soc SiS,r. Ru bar poItti,. loet fig
imeIIem; oct fer I'D til. bet lie ter for
fra, al initrpenert, fsr oct iuur iie til
ienot en- Gatlinostanon. Da Der cr
lloiietsr iii, al ner bill bli e iulot 'da
fort WanbefoIo / Sluost meIsm
bisIe trigsInitne 1nmilisr % bet pei
ruitsoe Boliti. fem bet bar pGret / be
Stag, 9laosne meo tommsbsie gogItus
Der "a meosn Sp9rte bar tunnel be-
retts ON fra Guba, unosritetter ieg bet
Sorlag, en- omt1ntiom Sinl Tom msb
Der ON 0nger, % ipm gil ub poa, at
man buros formal arigstorreiponoens
srne til at TONNE tilbdae meo line
Dispnthbaabe "a ia "Rdnielen pua
Natisn % Stapsn / Saanb" os bcgipe
ia til asntutp. So. 8cntudp er pldes
fen for Observation-Disclosures iu't MI.
X y
Sorsnebs Slater bapbe en- Wilios
nGr blanot mango, men bar BAN lite
lGnesr. Sun bsoer Sobn 80. Waiurp,
er fra Hsfp Yort % arpst for ct par
Mars Sio iibsn fine WiQipnsr. Sioen
bar ban ieilst Sprpen runbt meb e9en
Sast os islp iom clipper. aj9rrin9,
llueer og en- Den er meo BAN | rio
Sansirp, bpor Ran MI lie9er "botlet
pp" atfurat fpm Gerpera / Santiago.
Gn ipanif sprpsopbaab, fpm ban |
9uenps @pres bstalte $4,000 / Cub
for at faa bare / Sreb, fulgte efter til
"Rip" for at presie Qmeritdnersn for
til. WilionGritipperen piloe
life after ioien punoe M. men la Zig
rolis / 6apnsn meb fin 2bitiust cs benz
tet, at preiibcntsn Ttulpe ienbe entsn
Spar paa ct 9rep, ban itrep til BAN for
elsr osiaa ct 8rigsfib. pre-
iibsnten Ienbte inaen al 9slens, os iua
blep Minionrrifippsrsn tint % oit ben
% giproe Sru5iliuner at iia. puu ben
Maube faar buube "Sntel Sam" %
SpanioIen en- lang NGie pe intst mer
ar Monbers Sub.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

TN falf StDrfe. Stimulanier er
I'll ingsn Rptts, ndar Gns 9p%nftitution
sr | alag. Nan .iltr1n9sr npoet pas
rigsre. npsst g~runoissrs, % ma piloe
glsrs pei ! al fsIoc bet Raab, Wr.
Ssrrp Serbad, 0opano SGio, aap.
Wtr. Sorbot) i,iper Inn: islaey iii
6%obri'auten al Nr. Qsters "aurito":
"D'aatte Ierrtn FiGn'e lem fin Il
get. @~eliianelie; ;bi Nc T%crtien.r Set
'or ben 'tors Rntts, werreieIlootsn
bar al 0sres Ni.eicin. Seq bar / IS
Var oGrtt opiat / Oh:o. o. bser Som
mer oar iea plaget al EIpebGgit Wettlt
weber, % ale ae frpgtslige 2ioelIer,
Der 'fIser asTiEep. Gf:sr q. bare taee.
IL 5In''er al "aur;!o" Irier lea mic
M ri Tcr min 9smle 6ieroe. Glpe.
oir''m auase6 mic life i'ior CONNER
~ o'nsno'isrt iss = So @o- 9anmsI
rsltr is9 mig ION . n ung Maao poc
30. SIoIisere par ;ss n,p2s iItont
nj at rei's mig cp al Stolen, mta nj
sr jig .Oit oe itert ps i'tono til at ar.
bsios iom | mine pnsrs 1a9s." ajs
bers al Sr. ps:s-s "Huri.o" bill Sc
bdse at lIegs Merte Ill, al Rummcre
poo ben rrre Sioe AZ aariuusn life e
blspsn rsrt peo. Senns 5uriistisbses
| reesl er til gebiie for Jorbruseren.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Gn ganamel 6eograT.

Sla1ot trteresiante gamle Bigger
os papirer tiIbsrenbe afbsbe Gbtparb
W. Weas / 9artforb bar peiaa en-
omtrent $50 Qar sdnmeI 9eoeraf,
icm er frrlis interesiant, forbi ben
siper ct 9esre6 ON Soils aisnbIab til
Sorben paa ben BIB. Sorfattsrsn bar
forftaaet at sisre i'm Bog tiItrrttens
be, ibet geretninserne ON fremmsbs
2uno. os SolteTas .r trpbiet meb IiOs
lise Siftorier os In.topter.
Saalebes f~orte1es pm ct Spgt, fom
aommanbsr Onion unber britift
5las foretos fra 1740 til Al. San
bapb. ct balpt buiin Stibe og Tom fsrit
til ben brailianf. 8pit, men brps itrur
pibsre til Wagslbans Strroet paa
Sbbameritas SpbIpibs, bpor "oe
Snbfsbte bar rene 8iempsr". Serpua
feileoe ban opoper lanes 8b'ten afGbili
til Suan Sernanbe3. Ser laa ban / tire
Waaneber forat laos Spltens bpile ub
sftsr ben itormfulbe Reiis % itDreos
berpad til paita zen tor Sisbupn,
fom ban tpg ps ~plpnoreoe og brrnote".
0erfrd itpreoe ban til ben meritanfte
8pit % laeb. fig til at pente ubenfpr
Itapulco | bet Saab at inappe op en-
rig ipanif 9aleas, iom ban piofte iei'
lsbe berfra bper 0dar til Wantla pua
pbilippin.rne. Msn oa ben fpaufe
8upsrnsr 6srte, at en- eusslft Glaaoe
bar paafaroe, inoitinsbe ban affsilins
gen az 9aleaien bet Iar. Sette lob
bog lille 3ommanbsr Onion Jig fors
blsH. at. San bapbe Sibsn for fig os
tantte iom faa, at ct Oar er fun -
Waaneber % iaa fate ban iaa iastslis
8urien for Ybilippinsrne. Sa be IL
Waaneber bar saaet, fanseee ban pes
Taa eanIts rigtis ben fpanits Salsas
uoenfor Manila. "Stib og 2aoning
bite fig at par. oerb naitsn en- Wtils
lion / genss". Saa bet piier Zig alts
Iaa, at Der / samle 0ase liss faa bel
ipm MI bar rise 9riisr at finbe peo
Pbilippinerne.
gogen psnbsr b.rpda after tilbage
til 8eografien ps fprtr1er, at "paa
Sslanb .r Der ct brenbenbs Berg peb
Rapn Setlu, Tom untagss at bare Qars
Ias.n til RprblbIst."
On Solicit i bet fiarne Often for
tGIes bet, at "Sprterne, Yerierne,
MoeuIsrns os 9insierne er potre al
Sorm % 9uofarpe." .. tineiiIt. 9as
met er betienote for beres imaa Ben
pg WGnoene for oerss LANCE Resler.
9prsne / bisie Strsg er "2pgers,
SrasS otans % Gbimpan5er. boilte
Opr er fore iom en- Wano os bar for
bauienoe 9isbeo meb en- menneitelis
Stabning."
Imerifd er "bet fioIte 3parter ofSors
BEN, og ben noroligs BART al bette
SuItlunb er msset Tibet tjsnbt." Naar
bet bGrer iaa lanet mob Horb Iom til
Canada og gritiib Columbia, faa blir
8artst en- eneite bib 5labs, Der beteas
nes fpm "utienbte Regionsr".
8limatet | bette fore 5aitldnb Be-
ftripes faalebes: IS bet norbliae er b.
ubbre, utjenbte Sielbe brttet msb spie
Sne, bporfra @inben blaIsr bet meIts
at 4aret. Ssrfor er oisie 2anbe toll
bers snb be elropriIte 9anbe pda fam
me 9reboegrab."
Oct m9rteli9ite peo benne Glbgdmle
8eograF er bog, at ben pad bet trafz
tiaits unbsfulsr, at Der grao.s 8analer
giennem Panumatangen % Sanaen
peo Sue5.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

StHd9s. &C so acreS 5arm, be.
liG9enoe / Icefer Co., Winu., tun IL
gil ira Speu 9arpiu. ollie Slaos am,
propements paa Tarneu. Gu apo glilebs
ming for Ell Sfanoiuou NIB liot 9enae. Spr
n9rmere Splpsning lfriu til 8. q. Nu6er.
ion, 0albburrt, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
a.. eem,s 0paaniarfsS'
z,sur Si,p G~pGamarf'S.
On, II. RAUL a~pGamart'o'

spmaIfinen "SusucnHen. iom II Y.
prsuet et Bar Tigers an, CT lSI cS I'd
latter jpnes ipGrt soei o.! Is" n
ben er bsore sHp nOssn Ral'.m 'cI
gris, 5ra9tcn foiisos 20 s'"'
Sopea, Hioaepan, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

StutfbOlm bar omtrent n~sia9tis 273,00O
SnobDggsre. GolfemGngoens 6Orpsttis car
I 1897 nun liot opsr | p6t., m,O.us sitpertsu
| ariitinnia bar noaet ODER 7 pot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Smaaruif.

Usp.ps Ssir par en- liben brilliant
Anars m.o tor g.tbbnine. silfal.
BET slorSs aFar.n til en- msaet bstpo.
ntnssIuIo en-. Der falbt bog fun om,
trent iaa mango Spaniere, iom Del
tar at bsmanoe ct aubet aIasI.s sIao.
lib. De ipanits Stibs par bel ioor,
Tibet barb, ps ies tnnter, ct al pore
fsr'ts alasiss SIosfib. bib. .lnrst
fig o%s,rfor belle Stoi,n.
Uisis "gombarbemcnieyr." pac
eubo .r hslerii.s mssst a. Tt,io,
Spd!ts op og SpaIts nsD, LA. ino 81
ugs ub om. Get b,It er ~;ro,ntino
Der bar ins,n &ris Saret unb.aasu
Goi'srn.; men Der blir o.l mar,
nosls Smaotr1iuina.r nil. Saa i,t
piI raabe "poitsn" ii! at f~orItaTs ia /,
eoot Splds af sppsr minci. en- Som.
me hsis % 4. ia ora r,eb Sprr:e pa,
soaanosn.
"Du itjrlsr arissnpsoe:ue Din.
Du!" bar Fl par at bore Sloy6lob
iaii't hinonssn ! 5ia'st. fiS,n arip,,
bsannsis. Ser ON 9ossn 6uobs b.
enc glao ct Telegram ON en- git.rri
ger, Der iOm artinsriit / bet iponT,
GriIasri bar fclbsn / ,t of am,ri,u
nsrnes tibtomtaIts gpmbarbemsnte,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
ct MiuoesmGrfc til 9Grc
for Votcterne.

9aa ben fdutulots Sranobsbs /
SberbdrS bar nan itsot pua en- 10 Wes
Ter bsi @ronitblpt pua en- ouoen Sieus
blot Tom Sottel. paa en- SeEptapIs
lrIes fslseupe Snbitrift: "Ssr blep
aar 1747 be fsrits Sorisg siprt meS
0prtning al 9oteter."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Decorab % Omeglt.
Zen s3se Snui 1898
Slutninssieiten.

@se Decorah Ssiftole fanot St,o
SipIsnS fore Sal iioits 6reoas os be-
opnote aIoit,n ii ON 6prmiooassn.
g~,otnnoosnbs Srosram uoiertss msS
geiaetiabto, os be unse Uitnnel',r
oap Snetrn, al, at b. barb. prr,t Hit
tiae Glspcr unotr opatise orr,rc. Den
oraousr,nos SIosi. beitoo AZ cite
GIsp,r, nemIia: Robert S,rnhdrot
gera.lcn, Rutp GoeInn 0cus, adrtn
9aritn, Cline IuiricN Ros,poIo, Mas
RI llre,oraF, artbur 9. WiIirr, gais
mo o,uioa gBuIisbeys pg 8rac. Iosls
gouna.
S,cIens ongtist 9rincipoI Vrof.
gar,s bsncsnott noele 5ormanins'ns
Orb til be hinge. ION ! fsrs gar haoes
prret unotr hans 9arstG9t % Stos
l~,raaott8 grcfiocut. Mr. SoIpan, uos
bette 0iplomsrre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
myuusnppIts prsbuftmarfts
Ctitnep a~pGGmarsss.

SO ,65t
Mixed 3.7j-
Heavy 3.Ij-
Rough Sd
s,nrrfnTo-Rreves ... 40
Cows and heifcrs ....... gov
Texas steers. %,
Stockers and feeders. 800. 5'oV-
GGar-Native sheep......... 3'1V-
lambs. 4.9j-
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Siopsns @unoiorbrua. ct n,slt GseirG
al mipoels Stsrrelie optascr ira Sorotu IS
Ssnoer 9ano | 3iosu fra @uar til Sst.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
THE PEOPLES CIR EAT FAIR.

From all indications the coming
great Springfield District Fair will
tar eclipse all previous fair events in
| the history of the Southwest. 1t will
be held at the magnificent Zoo Park,
Springfield, Mo September l3, IL, Is
and l6, 1898, and every "ne Of tho
four days promises to be a big day.
:he grounds where the fIr will be
held are by odds the best aud most
suitub for II fair tina. can he found
in the west, comprising one hundred
an0 twenty acres OF tinly shaded park
with an abundant supply of pure wa
ter, and the grand stand on the south
side of the splendid race track will
comfortably seat nearly ten thousand
people. The Association is compos.
ed of nearly two hundred stockhcid-
crs. representing all classes, and the
management is sparing no pains nor
expense to make il an OCCASION that
will crafty and please every body
maxim. it the popular fair, TIC pcc-
PIES fair in every respect.
Besides magnificent exhibits assur-
ed in all the departments, there will
be enumerous special features and
great attractions that Will entertain
instruct and ainusc every body, among
them being ten grand bicycle events.
III which whole army of contestants
will compete; thrilling balloon AS
centions by one of the most daring
aeronauts il the world; exiting trul-
ing and pacing races und more light
ming running races than have ever
before been given at Il fair iu the
great Southwest, ETC., etc.
On The first day OF the grcat,( Sept
13). al the school children under six
teen years of age will be admitted to
the grounds free; and arrangements
have been made to make the fair the
greatest social reunion occasion in
the history of Southwest Missouri,
i'll whicl, all the people can particle
pate with pie sure aud profit. Forty
acacs of finely shaded ground have
also been set apart for camping pur-
poses and this fine camping ground,
with n superintendent to keep every
thing safe and preserve good order
both day end night, is furnished Irte
of charge To all who desire il.
For premium list and other infOv-
L alton, our rea.!crs should write to
the secretary, j. q NewbiIl, SPRING
field, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
Why America Must Expand.

Some figures just complied by the
Bureau Of Statistics at Washington
show the necessity for American ter
rito,al expansion policy, one way or
the other, is found in the report in
which the figures appear. The fig
ures give the imports and exports Of
manufactured iron and steel by fiscal
wears. beginning in 1880 and ending
in 1898. IN 1880 the value Of the
manufactures Of these two metals
imported $71, 1866 AMI of the ex-
ports $14,7l6,524. The value of the
sane articles in the year ending June
so, 1898. was $14,615,913 for imports
and SIC, ,367, ,527 for exports. That is
to say, the relative position of the
imports and exports Of manufactures
of iron and steel has been reversed
since 1880. Then the country bought
from the outside world five times as
much in iron and steel articles rs we
sold. In the fiscal year just ended
the comntry's purchases Of these
articles were only about onc-sixth
of its sales.
This is a surprising and significant
exhibit. Iu the nineteen years under
review the general direction Of iron
and steel imports has been steadily
downward, and that Of exports has
been upward. Moreover, the three
years just ended have been especially
favorable. The iron and steel I'M
ports were $685. ,lO3 in 1896, 49,
G94,552 in 1897, aud $12,615,913 in
1898, showing a rapid decline in
those years. The expansion Of the
exports Ill the same time mas been
equally striking. They were SAL
l6O,S77 in 1896. .$57 1881 in 1897,
aud $7O,367, ,527 in 1898. What is
true Of the manufactures Of iron aud
steel is true of many of the other
American products-the products of
the farm. the mine and the factory.
Americans are supplying a larger and
larger share Of their own wants
every year, and furnishing a constant.
ly and rapidly increasing proportion
of the worlds moods. Nothing in
the history of our own or any other
coun try equals the recent shrinkage
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
August 18th. 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed no.
tice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
j. T.. johnson. Circuit Clerk, at For
syth. Missouri. Oh Saturday, Oct. Sth.
s9S, viz: James w. Wilson home
stead application No. 2O57O for the
>w or src twp 24n, range 21w.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Joshua Allen. of Day, Missouri.
Abraham Sportsman, Of Walnut
Shade, Missouri, Isacc Cupp, of Bluff,
Missouri. William Cupp, of Walnut
Shade, Missouri.
NJ. V. Gideon, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
Trustees Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that be-
tween The hours OF 9 II. IN. aIn: 8 y.
III. Ou Friday September 2md. 1898,
at the Court House door, in the
town Of Forsyth, Missouri, l will as
Trustee in Il deed of trust executed
by Adam Miers and Mary Micrs, his
wife, dated March 80. 1895, and re-
corded in book No 2, page :44, in
the Recorders Office Of raney county,
Missouri, at the request OF the legal
helder Of the principal note therein
described. Default having been
made in the payment of said note,
now past due, sell the north half of
the southeast fri quarter of section
16. township "a, range 19, containing
60.82 acres, to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, to satisfy The conditions
of said deed of trust and the cost of
same.
G.. II. Groom,
Trustee.
First insertion july 20, 1898.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
Notice for Publication.

Land Office ut Springfield, Missouri,
August 9Th. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filled no.
iicc Of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before
j. w. Hughes, County Clerk at For
sSth, Missouri, Oh Saturday, Oct. 9Th.
1898, Viz: Ulysses Il, Johnson, home
stead application No. 1925 for the
If lots l and 2 sw qr, sec 10 and
lot NV or, sec 80 twp 23n, range 1Sw.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land, viz:
ID. +. Stuart, ~. &. Sturgis. II. G.
Sturgis and j. F. Fry, all Of Kissec
Mills, Missouri.
Nj. V. Gideon, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01

III the extent of our purchase OF
many important manufactured artic-
les abroad and the expansion Of our
sales of the same articles.
These trade statistics furnish a
powerful argument for the expansion
of our national territory. The home
market is on longer adequate. This
market will always be the country .
principal reliance, hut Il steadily in
ercasing atnonn, OF our goods will
have to he sold in ;he outside wnrld,
The anntXaiiou of Hawaii, Porto
Rico and the Philippines will expand
our outside markets and assist in
Keeping our producers Of all sorts
profitably employed. But thess new
markets alone will not suffice. We
must make conrin"rcial con4uests on
the mainland in Asia. China must
be kept open to the enterancc of
goods from the countries OH equal
terms, as at present. The United
States is not far from the head of the
list Of the great countries in the Chi
Dese trade, and it is gaining faster
taan any other nation. We need a
greater political influence in Asiatic
affairs than we have had hitherto,
and our Philippine acquisitions will
give it TO us. Territorial expansion
is, therefore, business necessity.
Every farmer, mine-worker and
factory operative in the United
States will he benefited by the new
and permanent markets for his pro-
duets. which the coming accessiohs OF
territory will com. open to him.
.G-p."
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
UOmesteads.
CONTESTS.

Parties desiring to make h.. -
stead claims, cash entries,
contests or final proofs
will find it to their interest to
bring all such business to VIM.
Ii. johnson, Office over Taney
County bank, Forsyth, where
they can have the advantage of
consulting complete and accu-
rate government plats of Taney
county, corrected each week
fro 4 advices directly from the
ls- i Office. He will correctly
make out aud file applications
aud transact all .'our business
promptly, will take evidence
Of contests aud final proofs at
Office, thereby saving you
an expensive trip to Spring
field. Will furnish plats OF
townships or parts Of town.
ships, and any information de-
sired relating to vacant lands,
upon application.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
NOTICE FOHPUBLICATION
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri

NOTICE FOX PUBLl(!AIION
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
August 18th. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the
following-named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before
j. w. Hughes, County clerk, at For
syth, Missouri, on Saturday, Sept.
Gath. 1898, viz: Jesse E. Hilton,
homestead application No. 1894 for
the ne Or SO Or sec 81 twp 24n range
2lw.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land, viz:
j. W. Estep, w. p. Weathermsn,
Buck Petty aud Thomas Melton, all
of Walnut Shade, Missouri.
NJ. v. Gideon,
Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
Notice for Publication.
Land Office Mt Snrin0fielI. MissOu

Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
= August 18th. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, aud that said
proof will be made before j. c. john
son, Circuit Clerk ut Forsyth, MIS-
souri,, on Saturday Sept. Gath. 1898,
viz: Virgil Humphrey, homestead
application No. 1887 for the W hf
lots and 2 NV or sec 2 twp 22n range
low.
He names the following witnesses
TO proyc his continuous residence
upon aud cultivation of said land, viz:
ID. NJ. Trammell, j. r. Awberey, Will
liam Meredith aud Dan Black kwell, all
Of Cedar Greek, Missouri.
NJ. v. Gedecn.
Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1898-09-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Springfield, Missouri,
July Goth. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-mamed settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be male before j. G.. John
SON, Circuit Clerk at Forsyth, Mis-
souri,. OIL Monday. Sept. 5th. 1898,
viz: Robert a Baker, homestead
application No. 1912 for the e Inf lot
1Snw Or, sec Q twp 24n, range COW,
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on aud cultivation of said land, viz:
W. ii. Lewis, Ed Wellington, James
Steele, aud Charlie Lewis, all of
Swan, Missouri.
NJ. v. Gideon,
Register.