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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
WILL PLAY BALL
Team Goes to Hatfield To-

The Wichita baseball team will go to
Halstead today ard play a game with
the Halstead team at the Old Settlers
picnic to be held there today. The fol-
lowing men win compose the team:
1Learns, catcher; Jones and Tanning,
pitchers; Brenneman, first base; Burgess.
second base; De Vine. third base; De
Ross, she rtstop; Arson, left field; For
tune, center field, and Jennings, right
field. The boys expect TO have good
game and to come home winners.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
senator Taps Daughter Estortafssd
Friends

Misses Augasts sehrsirsr ard Ems
Tspp entsrtaiHed = fs,z friends iart nirht
81 the home G. ths iatters pareats.
- Morn water greet TIE -vealax vas
spent a. gamsa. Rsfrahnezts we-
served Thoss present. we're. Esatri-s
Coehrsa. Pearl Barfsook. Esish Hsrris.
Bert ssitss. vi-toris scsrss-sT. yoAa Ben
ncr. HarTY Ssrfss n slysr. zyipAa
Hammer. Tcr1mz TzBg. kate Ta97. Traa-
els Hinckley. Alma wolfe. Peter Wslfe.
Katie Peuisosn. Lena pstffgesn. Is@urv
TsPD. Pearl erhreirer. Eeez r1d6. A.
s-lsta Bcarslrsr Han Tf11rl. Cesrrs
Tap. 8lanis short anH eaas Cora.
q. p BzrroT7 aaa r-sn 9eer - a care.
iers crrsr ~ ETssf Daa~isa as~-rs la.s
rirat ard hfs arsle was ra.sf.lg rrrs,--
- Hesifes Pc ltrsicsl irtrr.es a. r-ss
bicycle 11lca BE- Wa rslirx wa ~-nsst-sf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
ANNUAL SCHOOL PICNIC.
over TWO Hundred People at Linwood
Park.

The Sunday school Of the Reformed
church held its annual picnic at Linwood
park yesterday from 10 o'clock in the
morning until in the evening. About
$50 scholars and teachers went out in
the morning. to which We're added large
numbers of members Of the church dur
ing the day. In the evening a lot OF
young people who are employed at the
Offices and stores during the day came
down for supper. In all about 200 spent q
pleasant day in the park.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
WANTS 10 Be INCORPORATED
AndaIe Wants 70 Brcome a Third
EfsE. CITY

A delegation q citizens from Andais,
kan. called on Comfy Cerz Joha chain
SCI ter1ay and asked Tor Information r.
Ear5irg the Incorporation q taeir town
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08

Il that mirror Of yours shows a
wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced
look, moth patches and blotches on the
skin, it's -.ver trouble; but DR.. Kings
New Life Pills regulate the liver, purify
the blood, give clear skin, rosy cheeks,
rich complexion. Only 25c at C. Geh-
rings Pharmacy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08

London. zeg. 7-Tezteraav King Ed-
ward seut 3 s1scial request &c tse ROYAL
Yacht squadron fhat ths match fa- ne
kings esp. postponed a=eaase - tae
death of the German doTager erg-esSs
Should &c szEes a. Cowez rext SztuTzAg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
COSTS LIKE FURY
Commissioner Radfald Tells
of Those Index Books.
FUNDS ARE EATEN UP
In Bringing the Old Books
Up.

The July bill OF ]. NJ. Kerr for work on
the numerical indexes allowed BY the
commissioners on Monday. amounted 10
s1,572.9o Mr.. Kerr has six men working
on the indexes-two men working eight
hours. when they are succeeded by two
others, etc, thereby carrying forward the
work continuously day and night.
Commissioner Reddeld estimates that
the numerical indexes. If carried forward
to completion under the present contract.
viii cost the county upward of $50. 900.
He says that at the time the contract
with Mr.. Kerr was entered into the gen
eral fund account was largely overdrawn.
with no prospect. under the annual max
imum levy of FIVE mills on the dollar, OF
Accommodating even sufficient funds TO
cover the ordilAsry expenditures of the
county.
Mr.. Reofield says, Furthermore, that In
July, 1873, the commissioners purchased
the A. II. Whitcolm & Co. indexes or
abstracts, paying therefor the sum of
$500. and that from that time to January.
1880, the numerical indexes were kept up;
the persons fling deeds and mortgages
for record paying the costs-as they are
now doing since January OF this year.
But in January. 1850. the commissioners
sold the numerical indexes for the consid-
Grafton that the purchaser should open
up a set of transfer records of deeds
for the county clerks Office and make a
book Of plats OF the towns OF the county.
These transfer records were, apparently.
inaugurated by the entering therein the
last transfer as shown by the numerical
indexes that had been sold. Therefore the
transfer records in the clerks Office do
not show the earlier deeds that had been
recorded.
He says that If It was an error Of
Judgment in disposing OF these indexes
in 1880, as indicated. it was such an error
as is now resulting, under late manage
ment of county Offices, in creating large
Indebtedness, the payment OF which Qf
lawfully created) the taxpayers IN general
must meet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
LITTLE CHILD DEAD
Six Months Cid Daughter OF City
Clerk Iceland.

SItEtN kI-iIuN,
The 6-months-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Leland died day before yesterday
and was laid to rest IN Maple Grove Gem
etery at p. m. yesterday. Rev. switzer
conducted the funeral services at the
family residence. 1920 Hendrix avenue,
West Side
Little Ruth had only partially recover
ed from the whooping cough, but the i'm
mediate cause Of death was cholera in
fantum.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
TO HEAL A HURT

Use BANNER SALVE, the great healer.
It's guaranteed for cuts. wounds, sores,
piles and all skin diseases. Use no sub
stitute. G. GeKring, 100 z. Douglas; Geo.
Van Werden, .S2S n. Main; Wichita Drug
Co. 10 Z. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
JELL-o The NEW DESSERT

pisases al tie family. -Four hsvors.-
Lemon Grange. Raspberry sEd r&E.
berry. A. yo4E ErocerS . etS ~ =
today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
must meet.

many other things bring on Bright S
disease. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE viii
prevent Bright's disease and all other
kidney or bladder disorders IL taken in
time. Be sure TO take Foleys. G.
Gehring. A. E. Douglas; Geo. Van Wer-
den, S2s Y. Main; Wichita Drug Co., 10
T0nrrcrInc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

and Land company. H IL Dubois. Ab-
strac,or. Court House. 'Phons 22)
WARRANTY DEED.
PhIra SrcClees et 81 70 Rebeccs
shark. I4a -. IA Market street.
Lees addition ..----.---.--.-...------S 20
Phsbe z. Hazel 20 Elia Vandercook-
q. g q Oak street Tiliinghosts
ADDITION ----------------.--- ----- ------- ~
Elvin : Hadiey 20 George 3. Hart.
vest half southeast = = Is--.------. 200
Frances Kelsch 70 william Simpson.
Sc. q. 8. 8. 6. C. 4 ia avenue,
KclchTs third addition. =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
WAUK z s HA
he SARATOGA On he WEsT.,

THE SARATOGA OF THE WEST
Elegant hotels. beautiful parks. music
life giving waters. Boating, bathing
fishing, golf and tennis. What Wake
sha offers leaves nothing TO be desired
Write fer booklet to
V.R FRAME. sec'y. care satiOnaIBauk wsuk.shs. ETs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-08-08
Piles Cured
Drs- Yickers & Vicka
HAD AG0OD TIME

January 1. 1901. f. ths rreseaos % u. p,
crev3son and 8 II Current
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

whereas j y Thurmond aud Donnie Thur
mond. hir wife, by their two certain deeds oi
trust, one dated December I, Isle, aud record
cd In the vilice OF the Recorder Of deeds Tor Ia
ncy county, state OF Missouri, In book = Mt pu.r
Jli aud the other dated June !, ls,ri. and re-
corded In the uTicc of the recorder of deeds for
Ianry county, state OF Missouri, In book nj
pages ~. Ati, 3nt, i,i and S-i. Tor the purp, -
uf securing lhr payment OF certain prun.ls or,
notes, In said deeds Of trust described ronycyr,l
10 Z. h Boydcn, trustee, the iolluwing.d
scrlbcd real estate situated In Tancy count,
Missouri, tOwlt
Lot No, thirty TN In block four, 90 and LOT,
No twrlyptisl and No. fourteen q. lin bloc two
t.) village NJ Ianey City, Missouri; and
whereas default has been male ip the IA, ucnt
OF said notes and the interest thereon; and
whereas II Ia posiird In said deeds Of trust thpt
IN case of death, r-sigbaii0n or refusal 20 act on
the part Of the trustee named IN said deed, ut
trust then the sheriff OF lnnry Co., Mu. shall
become trustee with all the powcrp OF sucl
and whereas L. T. Boydcn, the trustee named
In said deeds Of trust, has refused To art A.
trustee; now therefore |, James a. Weather
man. shcrn Of lancy county, Missouri, and
acting trustee under the powers In mo ,,st,d
by HniG deeds ui trust, nj the request OF tho la.
gal holder OF said nutcs, will on SATURDAY. thr
.lst day Of December. 1891. between thr hours
nf nine O'Clock M and live O'Clock 10 m of
that day, nI thu huuth ironl door of the cuutt
housc In the town oi forsyth IN Ianev county
Missouri, sell ~ public Nrndue, Ia the bighot
bidder. for cash In hand the real estate herein
above described Tor the purpose OF satisfyin,
said notes and interest. together with the col,
Of executing this trust
u. y. Wonthcrman, Shcril Of Tnncy County,
Missouri, acting trustee.
Iiri insertion Nov Il. 1901.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

n, ,Whcfra- Anthony Iorsn an unmarried man
~ "r ',I'-'" IagI ot ,trust dat, t.t-..--f =,
lss, and recorded In the office 0f the recorder ol
deeds IN and Tor Taney county state of Nilsson.
n, IN book u, n, pages H., To 10. Inclusive, for
thr purpose ot securing the payment of the oh.
legation. bond AMI note therein dcscribed con-
,cycd To " Marshall, trustee, the fullowin
described real estate situate In lanry county
Missouri, tOwlt.
The east half Of the northeast quarter section
ten. Ool, and the west halt Of the northwest
quarter section eleven, tlll, all In TOWNSHIP,
twenty three ly5l OF range nineteen (lul In Ia
ncy county, Missouri; aud whereas default has
been made In the payment OF said obligation
bond and note secures, by said deed of trust
anil whereas II II provided In said deed Of trust
tha, In case o. death. rpslsnatIoa or refusal Il,
net on the part OF the trustee named In said deed
OF trust, the then sheriff Of Tanuy county shall
become trustee, with all the rights and power
OF such; and whereas the trustee named In said
deed OF trust has refused TO act now Therefore
!, James A. Wcathcrinnn. sheriff of IancN
couaiy, Missouri, actisR m trustee under thr
powers 10 ~. vest vi by said deed of trust, ai
The request OI the legal holder Of said obliga.
tion bond nnd note, VIII On saturday, the s!si
hhy ot December, 1901 between the hour ol
nine o'clock u IN AMI i've O'Clock y. M. of that
hnS al the south irunt door Of the court -hOuA,
In the town of Forsyth. In ranev county, Mo
sell ~ public vcnduc, to the highest bidder, for
cash In hand, the rra estate herein described
Tor III" purpose Of satisfying the amount due un
said obligation. bond aud note. together with
III. cost ~ executing THE trust.
WtATukuMAs, sherin Of Tanpy loIin.
~, Missouri, acting trustee.
tiru Insertion No, -. llHl.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05
NesIectcd 0pportunities--.A Soiiioquy.

"Thcrc isa tide IN tho affairs OF
men, which, taken at the food. leads
on to fortune: omitted, all the voyage
OF their life Ia hound In shadows and
In miseries," repeated the old doctor
as he-stopped to rest bis horse on tho
top Of a high hill, and looked around
upon the industry aud activity Of ia
noy county IN 1908. "Now that's my
case, exactly. lmipht have been rich
IL had not been too blind to see
ahead few years.
"There was time when the govern
mcnt owned thousands OF acres OF
land, and | might have taken 100 ~ a
homestead, and bought 100 more
but | didn't. In 1899 spectators
bought most of il for mineral, and
even then | did not believe the,
would get their money back. They
did, though, n thousand fold. !
thought this country would always
remain as ii was--but | couldn't see
the future.
"Col. Wclmorc looked ahead aud
saw that game would soon be cx.
tinguished, so he aud his friends SO.
cured land for a game preserve; and
see the wisdom of It. Now, IN 1905,
there Is nothing left but squirrels and
rabbits, aud the game preserve is the
pride of everyone.
"This is good grazing country and
sheep do well here, but | waited to
sec how Others would succeed till now
the land is oil taken aud am not able
TO buy ii.
"l might have had MS finc mine as
any one, bu, | would not believe min.
cral would be found IN paying qunn.
titles, so ! just waited and watched.
Waited till land had gone beyond my
reach. aud watched TIL saw pros.
poets become mines, mills erected, aud
machinery crushing the rock aud sep.
arating tho orc, which was loaded in.
to cars and hauled away on the rail.
road to the smelter. Then believed,
but 1t was too late to do anything but
watch others make fortunes.
II could not believe that | would
ever soc railroad IN Tancv county.
Being from Missouri | had to he
shown. Well, I've been shown, sure
enough. Get up, Dandy, get up, Dick,
for that sick woman may die while
stay here looking over the past. Tru.
ly the poe: SAYS. OF all sad words OF
tongue or pen, The snddcst arc these,
1t nigh, have hecn.''"
ELIzABiTH MCINTYRE.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

Whereas l.. W Fields aud Francis Fields Lls
wife. by ihrir certain deed 0f trust dated De.
ccmDrr !. iS'i, and recoricd In the office nf the
recorder ot deeds In nnd for Ihney county. state
r Missouri. In book II at pages lsp Iu. Ipl AMI
for the purpose nf securing the payment of
=. litigation, bond and note therein ,lr.rrib,,l
60. ycl to \ Marshall, trustee, tho fol-
To- u described real estate situate In Ianry
eva Missouri, towit:
The suihcasl quarter Of the sonthcatt uunr.
ter OF tcctipn thirteen, u.s. and the north half
of the northeast quarter OF section typnt, fnnr
t.1 all IN township twenty flour fsD oi ran,r
eighteen, ls.J and whereas default has brsn
made Tor more Ean SiN months next prprrdI,t,
the nr,t inscrtion of this advertisement In thr
payment OF dues, bonus and !ntcrra ON thr oh.
legation, bond and note secured hy anil feed az
trusti anu whereas II is pro, iIrd In said decd I
trnst thnt ~ cn,r oi death, rcsignatiun or re-
fnsal TO act ON u" part Of the trustee named In
said deed ui iru.t, the Secretary OF the liHukr rfs
SAVING anl ioar lssueiaiiOn shall become The
trustee, with MI the rights aud pow.rN con
TERED On the trustee, or In III, event he rhonItl
friuso 10 nc. 'h.n TIE shcrnvf ranry county
shall become trustee, with all ,hc powrrs a..
such AMI where the trustee named In The
deed oi trust, AMI likewise the SECRETARY OF the
Hankcfs aaYing Hnd Loan Assncla,ion ha,,
rciu.yn .ohcl ns Trustee. now therefore I, Jainrs
\, y" raih, iln.n, Siitrin OF Ianry cuunty Mis-
snuri, aud acting Trustee untcr II :. power. .i
inr Nr1tcd by hald deed " trust, ut the rrgu...
OF the legal holder ~ taid ohllgatiun, bond an
note VIII, ON saturday, the !lst day ol p,crni-
her. niul, hrtw.rn the hours of nine O'Clock
N and lly, O'Clock y m ofiha, day, at H.,
soulh front door VT the codit house IN ihr tow,
or f"m!th. In lanuy rOunty, Missouri. ,pl q;
public NrnInc, to the higlcgt bidder. for caAi
IN hand, the reni estate herein AbDVc dcs, rihpd
for ihc purpose ui satisfy ins thr amoUnt i en-
snia "biigatoa, bond ami note, Together ui
the onst 81 rNu uting tins iruN
j WoaIherinan, shrrli uf fancy Count,
Missouri, actlng tiuslrr
flrsi Insertion Nov. II, lguI
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

Deparlinrnt OF the Interior Land oaicc n,
Springfield. Missouri. DOT 18th. IrIl ~
Notice Is hereby given that The following.
named settler has hled notice OF his Intention
70 make iinal proof In support ofhls claim. mi
tnM shid proof viii be made before the Register
ann "c"l'er a. springfield. Missouri. on sat
nrhny Dee ?sih. lgOi. VIZ
hu"ln u Fierce. homestead application No
.Mis, Tor the hfn qr \ NJ ~ ne ,lr sec !.
twp I'm range ?sv
ne names the following witnesses to prove
Of said land. via
W W Walden, W =. Fronabarg.r and
,nrwton Coz of CARRIER. Missouri amid n
Ross, ofNoich, Missouri
NJ. Y Gideon RppI.i,r
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

In Forsyth.
Deceased was not only q man OF
vigor and action, but q man Of stcr.
ling integrity, whose word was ns
good as his bond, who served his
country well in two wars and did a
mans part IN the building up of tho
great commonwealth of Missouri
lie leaves TO mourn his death q iani.
" honored and respected in the com.
mnnity, for Integrity, libcrality and
business ability, TO whom, and tho be.
renvcd wife. this paper, In common
with all citizens, extends sincere
sympathy.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05
BARNtII p. PARRISH DtPARIS.
A Brief Sketch OF the Busy Lie Of q
Pioneer.

Brief Sketch oil the Busy Lie Of o
Pioneer.
Barnett =. Parrish, Familiarity known
rs Uncle Barney, was born IN Ohio,
September IL, 1878: died in Forsyth,
Missouri, Monday. November 25 1901;
aged: SO years, ? months. IL days.
The few words aud figures above
hound life OF great interest to the
people of Forsyth, Tsuoy county aud
southwest Missouri, deceased having
been a resident OF Forsyth for thirty
five years.
Deceased removed 10 Indiana with
his father, Ira U. W. w., and family,
and thence to Illinois ten wears later.
Although Indiana aud Illinois wcrr
in the far west at the dates named,
the pioneer blood OF the family i'm.
PEELED a still further plunge Into the
un,smed wilds, and about 1886 tho
family settled IN tho woods Of Polk
county, this state, where the father
died at the sgc Of s3 years. Ills wife
died before the war.
Bsrrncu Parrish was one Of fam
lily OF nine children, consisting hcsides
himsclf of William Thomas, who died
when boy; CasandriR, deceased, who
WAS the wife Of Calvin Gaylor; Jo.
Seph. II soldier In the Mexican war
ani also IL soldier in the war Of tho
rebellion, under Gen. Price. and who
was killed while At his home IN Tancy
county; Meredith. who was IN the
Federal army under Black Jack I.o-
gnn; John, who was soldier in the
Mexican war aud was in the Coufed. +.
crate army under Gen. Price; Amer
len, the wife ofThomas llankins; Eli.
ah aud Washington, both of whom
were In tho Federal service under
Col. Gciger.
The deceased was brought up on n
farm, and, rs was tho case will, most
farm boys at that period, his educa.
tional advantages were very limited,
lie was married in Polk County, this
state, at the ago Of % years, to Miss
Emmcline, daughter Of William and
Sarah Wright, to whom were born
sixteen children, ton of whom grew
up to manhood aud womauhood. HIS
second wife, Miss Mary Harris, bore
him four children, none of whom arc
now living. His third wife lived but
few months. On December 8, 1873
hc married Miss ltcbecca Frazier, q
native Of South Carolina, born IN
1887, daughter of 'rrustom and Nancy
Frazier, who now mourns his dc.
par,ure.
Of the twouty children born to Mr.
Parrish, ten only reached adult age
viz: Mary, wife of William Burns, o,
Polk county; Ira o. W w.. of Polk
county, farmer, served as orderl,
sorg't under Gen. Sanburn Ia the war
of the Rebellion; William Thomas
who served under Col. Giegcr, died
Mt Little Rock, Ark: America, de-
ceased, wife of Harvey Harris; John
merchant, Forsyth. served IN III,
Home Guards during the war: Ian
don, farmer, Polk county; Calvin
stock dealer. Forsyth; Robert, died al
Forsyth, March 3, 1896; Sarah, wife o
Abraham Lane, died in Texas; Lin
coin, the youngest living, in bushes,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05
IHI ANCORA coal.
Goat Raising an Ideal Business for lane,
County.

"ilions OF acres of Ianl In the
mountain districts of America arc
covered with brush and weeds Na.
tur" has provided an agency for their
reclamation without expense and
with n certain aud permanent profit.
This agency is tho gont, which
not only DESTROYS the weeds and un-
dergrowih, but results IN the intro
duction Of nutrltivc grasses.
Il. &. johnson, of Lawrence Kan.
sas, had two hundred acres of pasture
and. Brush and weeds had killed
out the bluegrass. Ii WAS ovcrrun
with buck brush aud su,nach. TO
have cleansed 1t by chopping and
grubhing would have cos, hundreds
Of dollars. MIR. johnson purchn.sd
flock Of Angoras, and iurucd them
loose on his waste land. In two years
this two hundred acres became one Of
the fines, pastures in Douglas county.
e. Is. Bailey. OF California, who has
recently sold more than eight thou
sand dollars worth Of n,0lInir, sa,.:
"Farmcrs who have brusby land eau
make no better investment than bu,-
ing few head Of Angorm The,
will thrive on what other animals will
not eat, and will increase the ynlue of
the pasturngc by CONSUMING that
which hindcrs the growth of tho
grass"
Goats are brow.rr'. They live on
leaves aud weed. They Kill the
brush by cropping the leaves aud
branches aud thr plant soon dies Tor
want Of nonrishincni. Two hundred
goats IN tw" or three years will make
forty acres Of brush land ~ clean ms
n garden. They arc more profitable
than sheep:
First, because they clear tho ground
OF weeds and underground;
Second, they are not liable to con-
tagious sheep diseases;
Third, they are more courageous
aud will protect themselves from
sheep killing dogs;
Fourth, they require but little feed.
Louis Groohing, II breeder Of Anger.
as In northern Arkansas. says: u
don't feed my flock st AL. They run
out in tho hills aud keep fat oil win
ter They drop their kids In the
woods and seldom lose one. Give
the tlocks the freedom of tho woods
aud they will take care of themselves =
Fifth. they can be shcarcd twicc a
year, producing double the quantity,
and the fleece brings double the price
Of wool, thirty to iorty cents per
pound.
Sixth. the pei, brings from $l.5O ,o
$3.50, according to quslity, for robe,
and rugs.
Seventh, the flesh il superior t.
mutton and has II taste similar 10 ven.
ison.
Location, any tiinbercd couuir,
from Maine To Florida. Western
breeders are utilizing sou,hwes, Mis-.
souri, on arcnnn, Of the mild climate
and from the iHct that IN the tive
counties OF Tauey aud Ozark ,her,
remain more than 10000 acres ui
government lands, too rough tar Ill
!asc bu, paradise for goats, subjcc
to homestead entry ai Sii for ID,
acr"s, or to private entry nj 1925 PEI
acre.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05

At special election held Nov. aist
In districi No. 81 bonds in the amount
of $500 were voted to build n much.
needed school house. The conirac,
for erecting the house is now ready
To be let.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05
Trustees sale,

Default having been made In the payment O,
note secured by deed OF trust dated Aprll a
1879, made by J. " Breedon aud MaryS y. Brrc.
toi Of deed records OF 1an,y county, Missouri
AMI w. NJ wade. the trustee named therein
being absent aud unable TO act, and said deed
provides that In the absence of said tru.t,,
mat the nhenl acting sheriff NJ fancy count,
Missouri, nj the request Of the legal holder ot
tniu note. may proceed to sell said real estatc
Now Therefore, ]. james 4. Wcathcrmnn, sh.r.
III oi IanrN cojnty, nj the request OF the legal
holder OF said note, and In accnr,iAnre with The
provision, 81 ssih deed, viii On saturday The
2lst day OF December 1901 between ihr hon n,
no'ciocs ~ and o'clock 4. m at III. hou,i
'front.' door OF the court house, In snid county
sell ut public Ncnduc for cash, the property il,
sam deed of ifu-i drscribcd rs follows, TO wi,
INC northeast quarter OF The southwest quar-.
range twenty tHD for the purpose 0i satl.fyipr
said debt. JANIS 4 WEArnEHNAN, shrrif
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-12-05
New Drug Store
New Fixtures
New Drugs
New Deal

This to call attention to all carefully select
cd and upo.nc stock of drugs aud patent medicines pur-
chased of Meyer Bros Drug Co, ST Louis, Mo-
Everything clean, fresh and first class.
We will treat you well.
Come and