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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-08-13
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
FAIRNIEW.

Weather cold and disagreeable.
Some timbering is gong on bout
here now.
We are glad to see men hustling
"a round and not depending on their
coal money, 80 when it does come
they will be that much ahead.
Miss ley NJ. Divers came down
from Rpscdale to visit home folks
while the Rash Run meeting goes on.
We are, indeed ashamed of our
county en- account of the roads
They are just little guItered ont
channel over the hills and down the
runs.
Our school is going on now at this
place with Jack Kelley in charge.
G.. Bell is visiting friends aud re-
lations here.
We notice MIR. johnson from
West Union, IN these parts a day or
two last week.
There are several eases Of dyptberia
in these parts now
). A. Mccartney informs us that
he is in pursuit of saw mill, and
viii sool be in possession Of it ex poets
to do a large amount Of saving for
q p;cc
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
EDEN

The oil excitement iu the Rp,ednlp
field is on the increase Just now. "a.
some of the dry holes after being
shot make good producers.
The Mormon Bros. are again ON
Left Hand and likely will hold sever.
al,nleetiug> here.
VIM. NJ. Taylor coniemplales Wis
iting friends and relatives in Fayeu,
county soon.
VIM Adams and Bro are doin.
some saving ON Walnut this winter.
There will he lots OF Nues got out
of Left Hand this winter. Saw
mills could do well here now.
have nothing to say now in re
gard to candidates nor nothing hard
to say of poor Felix, only to say we
are sorry to lose him as it does not
make me tired to read after him.
do, however, want to endorse what
"Parson' says about roads and
bridges, and ] want the matter to go
further yet. After putting the road
ON enc side Of the creek, from Wits
tn the forks of The creek, put bridg,
at the forks and then pnt the road or
one side of the creek to Arnoldsbnrg.
bridging Crummies creek, aud high
water would not cut much of figure
IN our coming to town.
If the River be bridged, it would
also benefit IA very much
VIM. Taylor, Lem Stalnaker,
Warren johnson ana Daniel D.wesc.
are among the number who expect
to get their corn husked This mouth. #
the weather is not too bad
Several Of our young men contem
plate trip to ths lumber camps in
Nicholas county, New Year day, but
| think they will not tarry long.
Itany one dies or gets SILK this
week, | will write again next Sun.
day.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10

"Fm one year our town was with
out a saloon. For Que year was
sober man. For one year my wife
and children were supremely happy,
and our little home a perfect para.
disc.
II was one of those who signed
remonstrances against re-opening the
saloons in our town. The names of
one halfof this jury can be found to-
day on the petition certifying to the
good moral character on of the rum
sellers, and falsely saying that the
sale at liquors was necessary in our
town. The prosecuting attorney i'm
this case was the one that 50 eloquent.
ly pleaded with this court for the
license, and the Judge uho sits on
this bench, and who asked me if
had anything to say before the SEN
Iehce OF death was passed on me,
granted the licenses.
The impassionate words of the
prisoner fell like Goals Of fire upon the
hearts OF those present. ana many of
the spectators and some of the law.
yers were moved to tears. The
Judge made motion as if to stop
any further speech on the part of the
prisoner when the speaker hastily
soiG:
"No! No! your honor, do not
close my lips; am nearly through.
and they are the last words | shall
utter ON earth.
81 began my downward career at a
saloon bar legalileL and protected
by the voters OF this commonwealth.
which has received annually part
of the bloudmoney from the poor de.
luded victims. After the stat2 had
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
Nj. Zion Etg:atI:a.. Club.
Edited by IRA STEMPLE.

The Club still meets ON Saturday
night before the hr.t Sunday, and
Saturday at . o'clock and also at
night before the third Sunday. We
want to give To everybody an invita-
ton nuce more, come out and help
along with good cause.
Following is the pr ogran fo- Sat
at 2 o'clock p. m, Dec 14th:
|. Opening exercises.
,. The duty of n teacher to the
pupil.-Lee Guinet,
3. a spelling Bee Ira Stemrle.
4 How to teach Geography
Gay SlaInaker.
>. Impromptu speaking, by l. l..
Sickle, J. O. Kelley, G.. G. Kelley,
Okey Dob5ins, w. w. Burrows.
Dismissal.
NIGHT SESSION.
|. Opening exercises
,. Reading-Andrew Siemple.
3. Reading.-Gay Stalnakel.
4. Rec Omit Kinder, Deary
Kelley aud Rose Woodtord.
Dec.-Guy Stemple, Homer Mace,
Arthur Stevens, Ray Kelly and Roy
StempIe.
6. Paper-Lee Gamer.
Z. Query box.
Deba e. Subject, Resolved That
woman suffrage would be blessing
to the stale of w. Va.
EDUCATIONAL THOUGHTS.
Think before you speak and always
speak the truth.
Let your motto be, I'll try to
please God and then myself, and you
will be doing about the right thing.
Learning without thought is labor
lost
An incorporate, disorderly youth
will bring to old age Il feeble, worn
out body.
He who knows most grieves most
for wasted time
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
LOWER RUN

Ed Chrouiclc:-I viii give you
few items from his lGilmer) county
and hope that my remarks will prove
Of interest to your many readers
Winter is here and nearly every
one is hauling wood
Ffeho Ash Is hauliug timber for
Lloyd Gamer EtsAa bro. Ter.
We are sorry to announce thr0 n.
little add only SON Of Alr and Mrs.
VIII Wolyerton died one day last
week
Miss Stella Gamer is also very
sick and her recovery Is very doubt.
tul.
our merchant Yeager is selling
lots of good.
j. G. Steel aud a. j.. Bennett
have taken contract of hauling
cross.ues, for Dick Harris.
VIII Carder has moved Do. saw
mill up ou Lower Run, where be
will saw ties for Lloyd Gamer VIII
says Doe can saw two hundred ties q
day, which s good
will come again barring bad luck
aud FELIX'S Goat
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
Annanoriah.
"FeNtuS," Felix's Brother, Makes
Some Witty Remarks A bout
the Thriving LittIe
Village.

Mr. Edit"r;-On the road LEADING
from Graulsviiie to Cre.ton. some 4
miles from the latter place, and
about two miles from the Knnowbo
h'Ver, Is situated the beautiful and
picturesque pc t.village of Annamo
riah.
The village and Post.office is said
t" "ave been named from being sill.
nated on the South eastern promoni.
tory OF the historic" Annamoriab
flats.
Why they have became "historicn
no one seems t" know; and why the
Hats were So named, il is only "sup
posed that it was derived from the
creek 'hat washes their eastern base
ana harIns It's source ON the water.
shed that separates its waters from
those Of Rowels run, Little creek
Bells ran, Lemues run and Bee ram
and pushes its way in IL Month west
direcIlo@ to its confluence with the
LItde kanawha, hut from whence il
got It's name, there is not, 81 far as |
have Leen able to learn, even fra
ditiom.
But along whatever lines, and by
whatever process of evolutiou acoui.
ed, 1t is recorded in the Nations fo..
tai Guide as 4 nnamnrah.
Now, MIR. Editor, have no wish
to Try To write myself into n.to rie,v
have "r did have, "A fool brother
wh" wr"Ie himself out of money oui
OF credit out OF clothes, out of any
'hIng To eat, ANA into a gopher.bole
or ground hogs den. and his sad de
pI"rabIe, oslracised condition j. to,
fresh in my memory toallow me To-
become ambitious To have my name
enrolled a. one of the scanwag scrib
Iers for the columns of the Chronicle
But as yonr former correspondent
from this place seem to be like Elisha
said toy the god>j Of. "ei,ber
asleep or gone on a long journey." by
YOUR permission, | Will give YOU a
short description Of our village. and
ii Is nay belief that YOU will find il
possessed Of characteristics. not com.
mon "fa"y 1thers, and to be the most
select in is citizenship of any
CIVILIZED village on the Anne, lean
Continent, if mot on The whole surface
If the Globe.
Every adult male.man is the pro.
prIeI"r of a Hotel, aud IL merchants;
and every aduIi female man is q
land Lady, and the consor; Of mer
chant. Every male Child is the SON
OF land lady aud merchant, and ev
ry female child * the daughter of -
merchant and land lady, aud was il
not Tor the :act that we have "a Po..
master, every object, iut.resr and aim
III life would be The common object.
an" and interest Of every inhabuant
to charge with the ebb aud flow of.
the political waves.
| might give you the population
but ! don't have anything T., oice
away (Th"t's whur put my brother.
Felix, lin The hole.") Ii You can
get 1t from The census Of 1900 all
right, but those OF ] $50 don't have il
In concluding This letter, Mr.. Ed.
i"r will only add that our VILLAGE
Is surrounded by community If
good citizens whose objects. interests
ami even religion, is much more di
yersliied than in The villoge itself of
whom will speak of hereafter. if
ibis does not go donn the gullet Of
that greedy Monster you have miss
named waste basket.
H.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10

No one can reasonably hope for
good health unless ms bowels move
once each day When this is not
attended to, disorders Of the stomach
arise, blliousue~s, headache dyspep-
sia and piles soon follow. II you
wish 60 avoid these ailments keep
your bowels regular by takIkg Cham.
berIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when required. Fey are 50 easy &"
take and mild aud geu,le IN effect.
For sale by Dye Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
School Report.

Report Of Number Seven schopl
for 2nd month, ending Nov 70, 1901.
NO. enrolled, boys 81; girls 81, total
53. Average daily Attendance a.
Pupils neither absent nor tarly,
RoXie Roberts, Hardy Roberts, Bur
ley Roberts, Thqmas West, Robert
West, and Grovor White.
HATTIE WILLIAMS, Teacher,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
A. " LEGG,
JEWELER.
II. M. COX,
AGENT FOR
The Singer Sewing Machine
Bigbend, w. Va.

The Singer" is the best. most dur
,ble, lightest running and best look
ING sewing machine made. They are
perfect in every respect Mr.. Cox
will call on you ify1u will let him
ln"w you are interested. Terms
reasonable and prices low. Old ma
chimes taken in exchange for new.
Repairing a speciality. SINGERS"
are guaranteed for five years. If
broke they are repaired free Of charge.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
Rev. irl Il. iii cks Is Not Dead.

Notwithstanding widely current
rumor that the Rev. lrl Is. Hicks
was deal he never WAS IN better
health, and never did harder aud
more successful years work than that
Just cIosIng. lie has lu't completed
'is large "nd splendid Almanac for
l0Oz and "'Ih hIs stan OF able help
ers' mas Drought hls journal, WORD
AND WORK. Justly ior"ara into u.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers of the last war wrote
to say that tor Scratches, BRUISES,
Gus, Wounds, Corns, Sore feet and
Stiff joints, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
the best in the world. Same for
Burns Scalds, Boils, Ulcers, Skin
Eruptions and Piles. 1t cures or no
pay. Only 25c at the Arnodsburg
Pharmacy, and w. O. Umstead's,
Mt, Zion.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10

Ifyou would have am appetite like
a bear and relish for your meals
take Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets They correct disor.
dcra of ihe stomach and regulates The
liver aud bowels, Price. % cents.
Samples free, at Dye Pharmacy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10

udcr lhc editorial management uf Dlls
Bwjie Patterson, D. %. Flower. and
john Emery Mclean
The COMING AGE h. been merged
ut, thc ARENA aud U a. Flower. who
founded aud bpiI, uu .lo AEENA. ha- be-
turned tp Dos cdi.1rH. department in which
work ha is as-lettrI W,u SIR. Cha. BrIl.
ic Patterson pr.l.n. of the N'ianr.
School of Apuh. Metaphysics. author of TO-
number Df ieIi.uc works devoted tu .ls
Sew Thought ud owe of tbe mos. 1jylu-
red philosophical thinkers of the times
md Nr john Emery Mel can. who fur the
Ia-. uto years ha- been Che working editor
0f Che AtENA, Wd i- uDw 8- oe.atal with
N. rWor un boo thecdilursup oft NlNU.
IH. able editorial staff is assisted hy tb,
strongest and most authoritative thinker BOO
Iho \rw World who from month to month
contribute their br Thought. t0 the r..
siow which i1r MANY years hes occupied %
foremost position iu ,hc worry vanguard of
tho ucHt authoritative magazine ni fHs
Euel h-spcfkinQ world llH thp drcr
minFtIou ui thc present infringement 900 De-.
store lhc ARENA t0 DO. old prrsisce and
make DO absolutely indispensable 90 all
wide awake aud progressive people liore
b. lisf of foF contributors t1 curly i%
sues They arc sufficient tu indicate the
authoritative character of lhc ARENA m.
Der ncw editorial msulgoment
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10

PSF. Whiskers throwed on short
notice Musrache sharpened in che
latest style. Nevertheless, although.
moreover, but, Notwithstanding, pay
as you 90, and then you won't owe.
My place is always open; from Mon.
DAY morning until Saturday night.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
WHOLE NO. 951.
Busiirrss Cards.
It'd STUTLER,

FHshiunHhlB HHrhRr,
Court St, Grantsville, w. Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-12-10
HOTEL
Ut. w aldo Zoos.
Livery and Feed Stable.
Grantsville, w Va.
EVANSVILLE, w. Va.

X eeps constantly on hand, baiied hav
chop, &c, at reasonable rates
Can supply you with horse, single horse
buggy, twp-horse buggy or surrey, with OK
without driver for short or long trip or
h Ort notice and al reasonable prices
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11
SWAN ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
Weather wet aud disagreeable.
DR.. Vandiventer Of Garrison had a
call to the west side this week.
Nj. w. Merrick our leading general
merchant and G.. G.. Burger made a
business trip to Springfield this
week.
E. n johnson and G.. w. Shcrlin
have just returned from Mt. Vernon
with couple Of fine sheep. Sheep
raising is one OF the future industries
of this vicinity.
John Clements is constructing a
new residence on Swan hill.
John l.. Fraucis and son of New
Castle, Pa, after spending six weeks
prospecting have purchased the NJ.
w. Mcrrick farm on Hylieu creek for
a company of that city and returned
home tor farther arrangements.
Quite u number Of fine cedar tele-
phone poles from White river are
frequently passing through Swan to
Chadwick for the new line under
construction from Chadwick to
Springfield which will give us better
service with the outside world.
Mrs. Reiter and daughter Clara are
on the sick list this week.
The Lone Star Sunday School is
progressing nicely. Officers elected
for this quarter: j. Geo. Burger,
Supt.; Mrs. Dilks, Asst. Supt; VIM.
Burger, Sec'y; Miss Emma Stolpe,
Treas I. Slower, janitor and libra
rain. Average attendance for 1st
quarter 1901, AZ; average collection,
| 80 cts.
Preaching every first aud 3rd Sum
days at now church.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11
News Notes.

The Ozark Canning Co. have
already arranged with farmers for
tho growing of 226 acres of tomatoes
in Christian county this year and ex-
pect TO engage 100 acres more near
Oldfeld.
The hack line service between
Eureka Springs and Harrison will he
taken off about the 18th inst, as soon
as trains begin running. The line
from West Plains will probably also
be discontinued.
Ozark has quarantined against a
portion of the eastern part of Chris
tian county. including the city of
Sparta aud the town of Chadwick.
While there are several cases of
smallpox in the territory indicated,
the disease is in a mild forra aud the
patients making good progress
toward recovery.
Gainesville is now talking of es-
tablishing telephone communication
with the outside world. West Plains
seems to be one of the objective points.
1t seems that Protein in this county
should be one desirable link in the
chain. especially should connection be
made with Forsyth as has been re-
Gently suggested.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11
SILVER m PINE MOUNTAIN.

Samples of lead and Jack from the
shaft on Pine Mountain were re-
Gently shows to an expert mineral
ogist from St. Louis, who after ex-
aminins it said that it was like the
ore found in the Emstein silver
mines, aud that if this ore were
found in Colorado, he would conf
IDENTITY expect TO find Il strong lead
OF silver and big lead.
This statement simply bears out
what others have said about the ore
from this shaft, and All assay will be
made to prove the real contents of
this ore. Silver in paying quantities
has been found in the galena from
the Ozark rauge and the peculiar
formation in the shaft OIL Pine
Mountain indicates the presence Of
silver in it.
From this time on work will he
pushed and we hope all expectations
Of the owners will be more than
realized.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11

Sc ar ne ar sec 25, w r Adams, 5000.
N ht NV ar, sw Or NV ar sec Is, S B
Means, ESQ to 500.
Sc ar sw ar sec 81, Arch Blunk, 90
to 60.
W hf 80 ar, sw ar sw ar. hf NV or
sw ar sec 81. WI Mowery. 275
to 500.
Ne ar NV or, W hf ne ar sec %. VIC
Scott, $40 to $50.
Sw or sw ar, OF NV ar sw ar sec
2S, j L Burruss, 100 to 120.
w hf sw or ne ar, 9 hf NV or sec %,
& Wright. 500 to 800.
w hf se ar, sw ar ne or, ne ar sw or
sec 81, B llxmmonds, 27b-Soo.
E Inf SO or, Sc or no or sec 81, and NV
ar sw ar sec 50, L Ingram, 400
to 500.
S hf ne ar. NV or ue or sec IS, Al
Hall, 625 to zoo.
w hf NV ar, Sc or NV ar, ne or 90 or,
ne ar sw ar. " hf se ar So or seo
36, \ j Hall, Too to 500.
Township n. Range 10.
Ne ar NV ar sec 1. w Il Ellison. so
to SO.
Sw or no ar, W hf sc ar, 80 ar se or
sec l, z + Deal, 25o to $50.
NV ar NV ar sec l, NJ w Copeland,
SO to IS.
Ne or ne or sec 2, NJ W Copeland, 30
to 75.
Nv or NV sec 2. W r Brown. IS to
1875.
w hf SO a., Sc or % or sec 2, L T
C0rnett. Zoo to 300,
w hf sw or sec 5, E E Juda, 90 to 60.
E hf ne or sec 5. w Il Brown. ESQ to
500.
Ne or. n fri hf Sc ar sec 10. j w
Names, 900 to 1,1oo.
E hf NV fri ar, NV or NV Or sec 10,
W Il Ellison. Goo to LOCO.
Sc or NV ar except ] l-2 a. sec IL, E
e Juda, 90 to 60.
S Inf ee or. NV ar SO or, and 1888 a.
off side ne or sw or SEQ IL,
jackson Brown, 275 to $50.
Ne or SO ar sec IL, L 4 Cornett. 500
to 400.
N hf NV qr, Sc ar NV ar, ne ar sw Or
sec IL, j j Gray, Zoo to ESQ.
N Inf NV ar. se or NV ar sec IS, w A
Brown, $50 to 500.
E hf Sc fri or sec Is, w l. Gray, 26o
to 500.
w Inf NV fri or. hf sw fri or, SO or
sw fri or sec ID, L w Parrish,
Goo to 1000.
Continued on 4th page.)
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I will
until IL o'clock noon, Monday Nav
9th 1901. receive sealed bids for tho
County depository Tor the County
Funds including Permanent school
Funds of the county. Each bid must
be accompanied with = certified
check for $loo rs required by law.
j. w. HUGHES,
County Clerk.
Eirst insorfion Anril II
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11
first insertion, April IL.
A Great Newspaper.

A Great NoWepopor.
The Sunday edition Of the st. Louis
Republic is marvel of modern news
paper enterprise, The organization
of its news service 10 worldwide,
complete in every department, In fact,
superior to that OF any other news
paper.
The magazine section is illustrated
in daintily tinted colors aud splendid
half-tone pictures. This section con-
tains more high class literary matter
than any Of the monthly magazines.
The fashions illustrated in natural
colors are especially valuable to the
ladies.
1he coiored comic section Is gem
uine laugh-maker. The funny car-
toons are by the best artists. The
humorous stories are high class, by
authors of national reputation.
Sheet music. a high class, popular
song, i. furnished free every sunday
in The Republic.
The price OF the Sunday Repub:ic
by malt one year is $500. For sale
by sll newe dealers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11


Ne or ne ar except 225 a. sec 10, JW
Hughes, so to as.
s hfiot sw ar sec 10, w r Adams,
SO tO 60.
N hf ne or, Sc ar ne ar sec .2S, 6 w
Jackson, 800 to $50.
NV ar NV ar, hfnw ar, ne or sec
27, Ii & Phelps, 400 to 42O.
Sc qr hf sw or sec %, Thos II
Stryker, $50 TO $50.
w If NV ar, W hf sw or sec 29, James
Caudill. 200 to 24O.
Sc ar and lot l sw or sec 80, F
Hunter, 600 to $50.
NV ar ne Or sec 50, w p Eldridge,
5000.
Nc ar he or. W hf ne or. W hf Sc ar
sec 80, j + Hunter, 1900 to 1900.
Sw or sec 50, G w Everett, 220 to 240.
Ne or Sc or sec 50, } G Siler, $4,000.
N Inf sw or, sw or sw or sec 81. s ]
Mckeennn, 200 to 225.
Township FL. Range 1s.
Ne or ne ar sec 8, B F Westmorel and,
so to so.
Sw fri or sec 7, S c Birdwell. 400-55o.
Ne ar he ar sec Z, L d Brown. 5000.
w hf sw fri or, sw or sw fri or sec 8,
A L Fine, 120 TO 200.
Sc or, NV or NV or sec 8. B. B. Price,
$50 to 800.
E hf ne or sec 8, w Ii Williams,
l2O to $50.
80 a side NV or nc or SEQ 9, Mont
gomery Smith, SO to rs.
so a sw or sw or, 10 3 ~eff 8 side NV
or sw or sec 10, w A Greavcr,
Is to 100.
So ar sc ar sec 10, L A Wood, COTS
w hf NV or sec II, L A Wood, 10000.
E If nc ar sec IL, A Sipfe, 1OO-120,
Sw ar ne ar sec Is, S II Tower, 6o-75.
w If NV fri or. W hf sw fri ar sec IL,
l. Il Cornett, 6Ov to 500.
Township &c. Range II.
w Inf lot 2 NV ar sec Z, + L Wbelchel,
loo to 15o.
Lot 2 sw ar. W hf lot sw ar Inf lot
2 NV ar sec z, IL q Stailcup. 500
to $50.
S hf ne or, NV or ne or. NV ar sc ar
sec ., j V Patterson, Zoo to 24o.
Seqr sw ar sec 10, S Williams, 6o-76.
w hf NV or sec II, d w Wyman,
loo to 14O.
8 If sw ar. sw or sc or sec IL, V II
Young, 18O to zoo.
Ne or Sc ar sec 20, James Shelton,
rs to loo.
Nv or sw or sec 81, James Shelton,
75 to loo.
Sc or SO or sec 2l, J II Cardwell, IS
| to 1872.
N hf sw ar, sw ar sw ar sec 20, ii
Cardwcll, $50 to 425.
S If Sc ar sec "a. j S Williams, 12o-15o.
N hf ne ar sec Is, j S Willisins, 14o
| to $50.
Sc ar sw or sec %, L :, Cornett 5000.
E hf NV ar, SO ar, NV or ne ar, Sc or
| sw or sec 80, r f WestmOrcland.
22O to 400.
Nv or NV or. ne ar ne ar sec 33, s r
| Reese, 12o TO 15o.
Sc or sw or sec 81, S X Reese. 6o-75.
Township IS. Range 1s.
w III tOt uS Ut ScC q y " AolICi, cV-OV.
N hf NV or sec IL, & T. Lingenfelter,
100 to 1870.
s hf lot sw or ser 18, I. David, 60
to 100.
N hf lot z NV or sec 10, L David, 90
to 100.
NV or ne Or. ne Or NV Or, hf NV qr
sec %, Kobt Mcmillan, 24O I" 500.
Sw or sw or sec 35, Ulysses lleDdryx-
son, 60 to 80.
Township -. Range 1S.
E. bf lots Q and 3 he or sec 2, ii
Lawrence, l6O to 200.
w hf lot NV or sec 2, Neal McDade,
IS to 100.
E hf lot ne Or sec 8, Neal McDadc,
IS to 100.
E hf lot 8 ne Or sec 8, Henry Walker,
$50 to 400.
Ne Or ne o. sec 9, B F Savage. $3.50.
a. off NV Or NV or sec IL. JAS A
Smith, 800 to $50.
Ne Or ne or sec Is, L w Blair, $3.50.
Lots and 2 NV or sec 18. Geo Glib
i son, 24O 10 400.
hf ne or, hf Sc Or, 80 NV Or sc
| Or sec 20, w W Patterson, 400
to 1900.
w hf NV Or sec %, Asa Lawson, 24o
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1901-04-11

AI had piles so bad could get no
rest nor fiud . euro until tried De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Alter US
ing it once, forgot l over bad any-
thug like piles" E. e. Boice. Somers
Point, N. Y. Look out for limitations.
Be sure you ask for DeWitt's.