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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

The average man has not high
opinion Of the local newspaper. He
has less opinion Of the man who edits.
1t. He thinks q merchant counts for
twice m much, lawyer possibly four
times as much and as between the editor
and banker the comparison IL odious.
Still, how would the town get alsng
without newspaper? What would be
thought Of II? Could IL not almost rs
easily spare Q merchant n lawyer or
oven In some instances bankerf
Assucdly the local newspaper is value
able a. q ncws medium, but this IL not
oil Of It's value. II Is worth something
10 the way Of helping the town,in boom.
ing public interests. But 1t possesses
also distinct value to every Individual.
What would real estate be worth In
town that had no newspaper. Is II ever
considered how much the business and
prosperity Of individuals arc benefited
by articles In the local newspapers?
We know Of n case not a thousand
miles from jefferson City where man.
made 5000 by IN article In tho local
newspaper. But the editor received
nothing; was not even thanked or com.
mended; and only heard Of itaccidental.
ly.
Then Lot II not be forgotten that every
newspaper Is worth dollars to every
citizen. Why shsuld II not receive great
er reward for its work and be elevated
10 level with other great institutions
In tho community.-Jeflorsop City Trib-
une.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

The workingmen have no right 70 make
everybody suffer because they arc ag-
grieved. They have no right " do vio-
lence or TO couspire 70 tie up q whole
nations commerce and manulact lures.
They have done all these things or tried
TO do them too frequently Of late and
the result Is o great falling on In public
sympathy with ''the cause Of labor. I"
They need that sympathy II they would
stave OF the fall In wages. Every act
that slienates the SYMPATHY tends TO
push wages down. The leaders Of the
coal strike are not serving tho cause Of
labor by enIarRing the strike area.
The greater the strike, the more people
there are hurt, and the more people
there are hurt the more opponents there
ore created against strikes and strikers
OF the future. Strike leaders are blind
II they can not see the logic Of this
ST. Louis Mirror.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
Of Cheer, and all her Prospects Bright.
FORSYTH, MISSOURI THURSDAY, JULY TO- 1902 $a Year

er,y he can catch them before they can
open two doors.
]. w. Lindsey started " tho wild and
woolly west last Thursday, 70 harvest.
He was going 70 near S. Johns, Kas.,
where his brother James 70.
Joshua Barnes wus seen going through
town Tuesday morning With seventy
nine mile gait. Upon inquiry II VAS
found that no was going TO Bethel TO-
finish six months term Of school. Ho
will also teach there this fall. Mr..
Barncs Is one among our foremost
teachers. This will mako his third
term In that district.
Mr.. Ince and Brake cut l27 acres Of
wheat with their now binder.
There will bc two new steam threshers
In this part Of the diggings TO help out
with the thrcshing. Tho Tabor boys
bought one ind James Albright tho
other.
Adam johnson has letter from Henry
Cunningham saying be Is coming back
from Washington 70 his place In old
Taney pretty soon.
The Bethel Sunday school will elect
delegates the 9th Of July 10 attend tho
county Sunday school convention at
Forsyth.
Mr.. Ramsey the huckster was getting
up crew Of threshing hands the 25th,.
To help run q steamer In Green county.
Arthur Guthrie has rented the Sibcy
farm and moved onto II few days ago.
June -, 1902 SoUINT.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

1t Is through the bowels that the
body is cleansed Of impurities. Consti'
patton keeps these poisons In the system,
causing headache, dulness and melan-
cholis d, first, then unsig htly eruptions,
and finally serious illness unloss rem
edy Is applied. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers prevent this trouble BY stimulat'
ing the liver and promote easy, healthy
action OF the bowels. These little pills
do not act violently but by strengthen.
Ing the bowels enable them 10 perform
their own work. Never grippe or dis.
tress. G. l.. Holt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
Mother Always Kssps 10 Handy.

"My mother suffered long time from
distressing pains aud general III health
due primarily 70 Indigestion" says
L. W. spaulding, Verona, Mo. 1.-TWO
years ago l got her 70 try Kodol. She
grew better at once, and now, ut the
age Of seventy.six, eats anything she
wants, relnarking that she fears no bad
effects, a. she has her bottle OF Kodo'
handy" Don't waste time doctoring
symptoms. Goafter the cause. lfyour
stomach Is sound your health will be
good. Kodol rests the stomach and
Strengthens the body BY digesting your
food. II Is natures own tonic. G. L.
Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
Brown Branch Brsvitiss.

CormspoIdeuce to shs Republican.
The cold wave has passed and VIC are
having 9O In the shade.
Wheat is oil In the shock and large
yield Is expected.
Corn crops are good. Most OF tho
farmers are done plowing corn.
Some OF the boys had regular pitched
battle Saturday, but no damage wss
done.
Will Dunn Is having partition made
across the front Of the school house, 90
II any Of the boys make u break for Lib
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
Our PosPon saint.

Jesse James Is the patron saint of
Missouri. The Democratic papers have
devoted columns after columns 70 elo-
qucnt descriptions Of tho translation OF
his sacred bonesiromones spot toanother..
Jesse james was n brigand andan assss.
sin, but, because he had been . conied-
crate guerilla before he became .
desperado, certain demagogues In the
state insist upon making herO Of tho
villain. II wAs bad enough for Mis-
souri, TO be known US the stale Of Jesse
James while that creature vas alive,
but this spothoosis Of the dead bandit
In such articles rs have been printed In
the Post Dispatch and Republic, keeps
Jesse Jamesism alive and Injuries the
state beyond compuhtion.-sI Louis
Mirror.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
sssilcup bend aud vicinity.

Correspondence 10 the REPUBLICAN. 4
The average temperature for June
was 73 Q: lowest, Gee June %: highest,
9Se, June IL.
Grand. glorious and sublime.
The best rain OF tho season.
Harvesting about through.
II rained all night Friday and nearly
oil day Saturday, coming down so quiet.
" and steadily that II oil went into the
ground. Corn and vegetable crops are
fully assured, unless Jack Frost gets on
tear earlier than Is his usual custom,
and comes raging down through the
Ozark hills.
II we love our neighbor and mind our
own business, we will not wander far
from the right path. But you must
keep out OF the path that leads to your
aeighbor's fruit orchard, and let his
fruit alone; for the fruit Is his, and when
you trespass and pick his fruit you
might, with the same propricty, 60 to
his ca bin and take anything you might
lind. In plain words, when you 90 into
an enclosure and take the fruit, you are
stealing-bewarc.
Col. Stallcups youngest daughter has
been quite sick for the past two weeks,
bu, Is great deal better today.
Virgil Humphries and family have
been chilling for the last two or three
weeks. Virgil has been quite sick, but
Is now on the mend.
Monroe Blackwell says he got his
corn and cotton done just In time To re.
ceive last Friday nights rain, and his
crop Is In fine condition. He sys no
has gotten through with his farm work
this year in much lighter spirit than
no did last, and Is feeling several de-
grees lighter at heart
Pleas Wade says that now he will DO
com PEELED to haul the rock Of his field,
as he cannot use his new self binder
unless he does. One good act brings on
another. He bought the binder, and
now he will have to hire hand TO haul
OF the rock.
Mrs. Monroe Blackwell went 10 visit
her son, Will Fisher, on tho Root place
above Forsyth, today.
Wallace Wcderbrook, Of Long creek,
was down TO visit his sister, Mrs. Grit
fifth, last Sunday. He reports crops OF
all kinds In fno condition, and every.
body In good health and hard at work.
Mrs. Grifith sstill very III, being hard.
ly able to be out Of he'd. Shesent In for
DR.. Parsons Saturday.
Everybody will be able TO Oil their
cellars and caves with all kinds Of veg.
etables, and all their fruit jars with
fruit, this fall; 30 with plenty OF pota.
toes and other vegetables and plenty OF
canned fruit they will fare pretty we'll
this winter. There will bc pretty slim
showing In the pork barrel and lard can,
but everyone can substitute ccrned beef
for pork, a much better diet than pork.
II about four Of our farmers would join
together and prepare good sized beef
and each ono take quarter and make
corned beef, they would bo well supplied
with meat; and what better dish can be
put on the table than corned beef and
boiled cabbage. | would like a big
dish Of 1, right now.
Jim Leathcrs ia thinking Of making a
trip TO Oklahoma, 70 take his daughter,
Mrs. Edwards, to her husband. They
expect TO start Monday. Jim says he
wants 10 see that country and see bow
he would like II.
June. 10. 1907 HAWKEYE
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

A now species Of fish, for this part Of
the country, called the 'grayling,'
will be introduced into the waters Of
this section by Frank p. Yenawine,
president OF the Missouri fish commits.
sion. The grayling Is Il fine food fish
and isa game fighter. Mr.. Yenawine
Is now In southern Missouri planting
about 800, 900 gryling fry in the streams.
Ozark Domocrnt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
Old so,aisr, and OLD sssusrs' Rss.ion.

Old soaaisrs' ana OLD sssusrs' Rssnion.-
The Barry county reunion Of old sold.
iers and settlers will be held ut Cass.
vile, August 10. 20, 81 aLd y, 1902.
This Is the most successfully conducted
reunion In southwest Missouri. They
have the finest natural grounds In the
state, wiAh. n cold and large spring
bursting from tho hill on the grounds,
with groves Of trees, making It ono Of
tho finest places In tho state the hold =
reunion. Go and have . good time.
All committees have been appointed.
o. II. THIELE, l.. BEAsLxy,
Secretary. Chairman
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
SPRINGFIELD AND THE N. P.
Tsssy Cssaty Greatly Interested asilsesd
RvMble An Asov0d.

RsMbie An Arosad.
The opinion Is gaining strength that
the Missouri Pacific will enter Spring.
Geld from the north, a. was stated 70
the writer by sdirector Of the Chicago,
Jefferson City 4 Springfield, which
WAS organized In the interest OF the
Goulds. The same director ststed that
the c. J. c. & s. would run q line
south from Springfield through Tancy
county. Things appear to be ripening
for the realization Of the first part OF
the proposition. The construction OF
this line south TO u connection with the
White River railroad would give the
Goulds direct line from Kansas City
to Memphis and greatly strengthen
their position In territory which will
In the near future furnish tremendous
amount OF business. The contamination
OF this plan would give Taney county
ut least thirty miles Of great trunk
line, and open up her magnificent re-
sources, which art only awaiting trans
portation to make her one OF the
richest counties In the state. Concern.
ing the line from the north into Spring.
field the Leader. Democrat Of July I'd,
says:
Sedalia and jefferson City papers
both declare that NJ issouri Pacific men
have stated quietly that the line will
be run into Springfield. The Jefferson
City Tribune declares that when the
line IL constructed that Jefferson City
and not Sedalla will be the northern
terminus. The Tribune believes that
the line 10 Carthage north OF here will
ulbO DC Quit uuu snNe.
ut was stated Monday by n person
who refused TO be quoted, but who was
In position to know, that the Missouri
Pacific would have some good news To
announce soon. He stated that the re.
cent activity Of the Rock Island In the
south central part OF Missouri has made
II necessary for tho Pacific 70 extend,
and that 1t was seldom that the Mis-.
souri, Pacific got left when 1t comes to
acquiring benefits by enterprise. 1t
was his opinion that work on the cxten.
tion Of the Bagnell branch TO Carthage
or Joplin would commence within the
year, and that line from Sedalia over
the Warsaw short line, formerly mar
row guage, would be extended u spring
field within the same year."
The Warsaw newspapers also speak
Of the visit Of Engineer Bush 70 that
city and say that 1t is fact that he
made an overland trip 70 Springfield.
II seems To be the idea north OF here
now that the Bsgncl line will be run
west 70 point where connection will
be made with the Warsaw branch and
then single line run to Springfield.
This would make fine southern connec.
tlons for both Sedalia and Jefferson
City and cause those two cities 70 DO
even greater operating points on the
Missouri Pacific to say nothing Of the
benefit II would be 10 the firms there
who do shipping business.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10
m the KINGDOM OF TANEY

To CoaAssroxpsHrs. The Republican wants
news items, not esssys-boil II down. To secure
Insertion Communications should reach Us not
later than russdsy night n your seiehborhocd
Is not repfcsentsI In our columns send In the
news writtea on one eide Of the paper. and ask fof
stationery. Sign your name, not necessarily for
publication but a. an evidence Of good faith.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

when you take Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic because the formula IL plainly
printed on every bottle showing that II
Ia simply iron and quinine In tastelcss
form. No cure, no pay. Soc.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

THE correspondence below was no.
,cived on Wednesday evening OF last
week, and 10 too late 10 appear In last
weeks paper.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

Missouri crops will "stand up for Mis-.
souri," and themselves this year.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-10

This paper 3 mos,, trial trip, Ter 25c.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
he Thank Offering Fund

When it was stated some time ago that the Methodist Episcopal church proposed to raise $2O, ,OOO, 900 as a new century thank offering many persons regarded the proposal as impractical. However it will soon be an accom- plished fact. Of the $2O.OO0, 900 proposed all but $3,0OO,000 has been subscribed. and the remainder may be considered in sight. This large sum is to be devoted to freeing churches from debt and for educational work. With this vast sum at its disposal Methodism should re- ceive a great impulse.
 The September number of the Church Economist says:
 The Methodists of Canada set their figure at s1,OOO,OOO, and they have raised S25O,0O0 more than that, and the Pres byterians of Canada put their mark also at $1,000,0O0. and have already ob- tained $1. .43O,OOO with a proba bility that they will receive $15O,OOO more The English Methodists have raised &50O,- GOO; the English Congregationalists who sought s2,OOO,OOO, have secured $3,- 312,OOO; the English Baptists, who put their figure at sI25OOOO. have alreay received s1,OOO,OOO and the Congrega- tionalists of Wales, who set out to se- cure s1OO,OOO in five years have received SS60,0O0 in three years.
 The Economist reckons that the churches have secured s3O.OOO, 900 of the $40, GOO, 900 proposed, and that the move ment in all it's branches is proving an unexpected and overwhelming success. Doubtless the entire sum proposed will be secured.
 The raising of these sums does not in- tcrfere with the usual church contri- buttons, but is entirely separate from them. The money comes also not from syndicates of rich men, but from indi-
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
CURRENT COMMENT
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 A Democratic Cry.

Senator Cullom is opposed to tariff revision, though he favors reciprocity treaties. Tariff revision, he says, means the stoppage of business. There are times when tariff revision is much needed. That was the case when the miserable democratic Wilson law was on the statute books. The talk of re- vision and it's actual operation were greatly beneficial to business. That state of things has continued ever since the revision took place. Mir. CullOn very wisely wants to know why there should be d change?
 There was the same kind of prosper ity under the Mckinley law. But d democratic cry for revision was made and finally succeeded. From the mo- ment it became evident that the demo- crats would revise the Mckinley law until the time came for the certain re- peal of the Wilson law the nation was in the throes of distress. That was a lesson which i. was thought would not soon be forgotten. But already the cry is prominent again for revision.
 The people do not want d revision now and will not have it. But some changes may be undertaken by re publican congress. At least it is d question for consideration. To under take a revision, as demanded by the democrats. would be to repeat the eX- traordinary mistake made when the Wilson bill became d law. The nation certainly does not want anything or that kind.-Philadelphia Press
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
None but Free Traders.

Speaker Henderson may be a better or truer proteCtionist than William Mo kinlcy and Theodore Roosevelt but we doubt it, and so do the great body of protectionists. General Henderson says he will never approve of the policy of administering free trade poison to kin the trusts Nobody except democratic free traders do approve that policy. If that were the issue it should only have inspired Speaker Henderson to the greater determination to remain in con gross where he could effectively fight such q pClicy.-Wilkesbarr Record.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
DIHW0NDS

kind saves a man frum Labrin atall. That's tn kind tn Kurnel got up fer his own use. Tn othern kind is to save tn Labrer fun workin' more'n Ate hours day That's the wun tn Kur- nel is putin on tn Market fer Generic Consumpshun.
 They's Democrat in Tooksoon by tn name of Bryan No More at Rites fer tn Papers. He Rote wunst about Race of People he calls DemmygOgs at goes aroun' Purtendin' to be tn Frens of Laber to get their votes. list after tn Tooksoon Democrat COnven- shun Bryan No More sez, sez he: "They's been Wun of them Demmygogs a Ravagin' Arizony fer tn las six munths. l ain't givin' no names, fer I don't want to be a disturbin' Elefant in tn Democrat Party, but if Kurnel Wilson would go back to Pres6itt an stay there l don't think they would be Enny Complaint frum anywheres in AriZOny about the RaVagin' monster of which I'm writin' Of an whose name I'm suppressin fer tn Welfare of tn Democrat Party"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
Eastern View of Henderson.

The suggestion from a Washington correspondent of the Herald that speaker Henderson was offended by the refusal of President Roosevelt to invite him t1 the conference on the tariff at Oyster Bay is not without plausibility. Mr. Henderson is said to be an extremely sensitive man, and also one quick to conceive resentment for what he deems a slight or an injury. But it is not probable that any offense was intended in the executive quarter
 The president wanted men with whom to consult who would initiate as well as take the lead in public policy. He naturally looked 10 such men as Ald- rich, Hanna and Platt of Connecticut for these. They are leaders by nature. Ir. Henderson was not in their class.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
LITTLE JAMES
The Frightened Trusts Take to
 Cover

Tn Trusts had a Ocashun las mite to trimble in their Boots fer Kurnel Wilson sed their Days yves bein' Mum bered an he cOmmonst Countin' 'em hisself. Tn Trusts they been lafin' at Attorney Generic Nox, but when kurnel Wilson gets after 'em they sez. $ time now for us to hunt our Hoals Les disorganize an each feller hide out an try to save his self or elst if tn Kernel kctches us together he'll bring us down all at WunSt." So they scat ters like q flock of Quales when they is Hook huvrin' over 'em. After No vcmber Foarth they'll get together agin and wont be afeared of Kurnel Wilson fer two yeers more
 Tn Kurnel after he put tn Trusts to Elite lifted off tn Crown of Thorns frum tn Brow of Laber Ate hours. ." he sez, lis enuff fer emmy man to Work Ate fer sleepin' an Ate fer Givin' Praze to Gawd fer havin' Mo an tn Demo- crat party to be on Gard SOS at Laber wont be oprest none. That makes a full day" Kurnel Wilson sez at he's got q eXclOosive Patent on tn only Laber Savin' device they is. He sez he kno's it's All Rite fer he's tried it an it's saved him rum Life of Drudgery Iheys two Grades of tn Patent, Wun
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28
A Ridiculous Scheme.

The most creditable thing to Speaker Henderson in his letter withdrawing from the contest for the election is the intellectual revolt it discloses against the ridiculous scheme of ridding the public of "trustism' by abolishing the tariff on trust made goods. There is no better parallel for that than the famous care for the mango by cutting off the dogs tail right behind the ears.-New York sun,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

Kind hearted people whose sympa- thies lead them to tears when they be- hold Wilson's gyrations Cn the stump, should calm themselves. IL looks hard and laborious for the ''gin'r al," but it isn't. That great democratic organ the Tucson Citizen, says Wilson is a "laborer" with his mouth only, and he is in such practice that it comes fairly easy for him.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

He was a leader only from position, and in that respect he had shown in dealing with the subject of Cuban reciprocity under the tariff that his attitude was conformable to party requirements, rather than of positive character that gave him an individuality such as the other men had.-BOston Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

Wilson made a desperate effort last night to get into the good graces of the Smith Shannon democrats of Maricopa county. He is a prophet without honor at home, where he is best known Yavapai county He will be repudiated in Yavapai by a humping majority for Morrison.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

A new form of speculation is sug- gested by the announcement that a syndicate of capitalists will furnish funds to the son of the late w. s. Strat- ton for a contest of his fathers will the proceeds to be divided upon community of interest" basis.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

Bryan is talking in Kansas. There should be no further question of the Nebraska gentleman's courage. It was for the Kansas farmers that he prophe- sled perditiOn and the poor house if they voted the republican ticket, and almost every Kansas farmer is now a mOney-lender
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

The democrats had a very respectable rally last night. The crowd was of good proportions. Many republicans wished to learn how "Gin'raI' Wilson proposes to bust the hated trusts if he goes to congress.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

Sam Stout is beginning to wish that he had let the nomination for sheriff go to somebody else. To one of sam uel's "nearness'' it is not pleasant to contemplate spending two or three thousand dollars in a hopeless cam paign.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

For the first time in it's history Mari cCpa county this year will elect d solid republican delegation to the territorial assembly.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

Reports from the southern counties are of the most encouraging character for republicans.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

vidual contributors. Certainly there is a lesson in these figures for those who doubt the efficiency of the churches.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

All kinds Of printing, railing, book and magazine binding and book repair ing done satisfactorily and quickly at The Republics1 office,
Arizona republican., 1902-09-28

the easiest and best running wheel cn earth. Best tires ca the market. Re pair shop is com m9letest in the city. Shears and lawn mowers sharpened. Keys made and repaired. All work guaranteed.