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The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

by virtue and authority OF n special execution
court of Tancy county. Missouri, rcturnabie at
the October term, lrG., OF said court, und To me
directed In favor OF u. Il Price, collector OF the
revenue, and against Moses Wilkey, Alfred W
oils anil J Evan Ryan, ! have levied upon
aud sci1rd all the right, title interest aud claim
OF the said MOsus Wilkcy, Alfred W.
oils and ! Evan Ryan. OF, In and to the fol-
lowin, described property, to-wlt:
The sw qr Of section :, twp 23, range 10; all
lying aud being In the said county, aud state OF
Missouri, and | will. on Wednesday. the nth
day OF October, between the honrs Of nine
O'Clock In the forenoon md dive In the afternoon
of tina, day at the south door OF the court house
In the town OF Forsyth. county 81 Tarey, sell
the same or So much thereof M may be required.
at pubic venduc, TO the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, to satisfy said execution and costs
} A wEArnERMAS,
Sheriff of Taney county, Mo
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16
n WHATHEIiNAN,
Sheriff OF laney county Mo.


iiy virtue and authority Of y special execution
Issued from the office oi the clerk Of the clrcnt
court Of 1Dnry county, Missouri, rrturnabic nj
ia. October term, igt!. OF said court and To inc
directed In ln,Or Of u. II Price. collector Of the
rcyenuc, and against II " spcllman and ".
j wood, have levied upon and seized all the
right, title, intcrcs, and claim Of the said II.
NJ spellmnn and W j Wood, Of, In and 10 thu
following -described property, to-wit.
Sin acre. gw corner lot II, ne ar section 2,
twp - of range 90; all lying and being In the
said coupiy, and state Of Missouri, and Will
on "Wednesday the 18th day Of October. 4. u.
lyl,. b'twrtn the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon nuh i've IN the afternoon Of that day :,
a. the south door Of the court house, In the town
Of f"rsyih county of Tancy, sell the same, or
so much thereof ~ may be- required, Of public
ycndue. tu the highest bidder, Tor cash In hand
to ea,ibiy said execution aud costs.
J NJ. WHAIiIrGNAs,
shpriN nf Iane, rounty Mn
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

i.y virtue and authority of rpcciAl execution
issued from the Office of the clerk OF the circuit
court ~ fancy county, Missouri, rcturnahlc At
the uctnhrr icrm, l.t, of said court and 10 NJ.
directed in ralnr ~ u u Price, collector Of tie
revenue. and against Maria II thhI inAn snd
Harriet Gur'in, have levied upou aud ,riy'd
M.rg 81 thiriruE ard i'afrrt uuStr Of IN
DnJ 20 tn following d.scriat'i property. to-wit;
Iut hf uf th" ~ gr-,C 10, twp ~ 0f range 10,
ami 'hc ~ lif of the ~ Vr src n. twp - ufraugr
state Il hi.souri. and viii, on Wednesday,
,hr 18th day o: October, \ q. u l,I., b,iween tho
h. urs uf ninr O'Clock In Tho fpr,nnpI aud i've In
The al,rnonn of that day Gi thr south door OF
the court house. IA the town Of Fnr-yth. county
OF rRncy. scll tn, same. or ~ ruch thereof aa
may b. required, ri public ycnduc, 10 the nigh
cst III ilrr fpr cash IN hand 30 satisfy snd exo-
uutibI and cgsu ! \ WEAIitrRiiAs,
Sheriff of 1nuey county No
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

by virtue and authority OF n special execution
issued from the onlcr Of the clerk Of the circuit
cou't ui 1Ancy county, Missouri. rctIrnnble nj
tn" April term, lHf9, of Eald court md ,u mo
directed, In ia'or of u. D. Price, collector OF
Tho crcycnue, and against II II simmons, have
levied upon and seized all the right. tiilc in
,crcst ana clam Of the said II II simmons or In
bnl To- the iollowin.. described property to-wlt
The nv qr Of the Ne qr and the nv qr Of the
- qr hcc II. twp fjOf rug -, and the ne ar OF
the NV qr section ~. township - OF rnnse
-. all lying and being IN the said county, IN
stat" Of Missouri and | will, on WUdrcr lay.
the 2ath day Oi October. A ID 1914, between the
of ~" court house. 10 the town VI Forsyth.
county oi fauc4 sell the same. or so much
thereof rs may hr required. at public ,cniuc.
& the highest bidder, Tor cash In hand, 10 sat-
isfy said oAccdiiOH aaJ cost.
j 4 WrArnrHIAS,
sh0rIn OF Iansy county, Mo
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

by virtue aud authority OF special execution
Issued from the Office of the clerk Of the circuit
conrt OF Ianey county. Missouri, rcturnabi- at
the October term, liN2, of said court, and TO me,
revenue and against wm. NJ. Hamilton, A.
Caywood and Alice Proctor, ] have levied upon
ani seized NIL the right title intcrrst and claim
OF the sa,d wm NJ Hamilton, A Caywood and
Alice Proctor Of, In aud TO the following de-
scribrd properly, to.wt
The ne or Of the NV ar OF section 10, twp 81,
rangegi all lying and being In the said county
and state Of Missouri, and Will, on Wcdnes-
day, the 18th day of October. A u. lals, be-
tween the hours Of niue u clock In the forenoon
and i've In the afternoon OF that day ,at the south
door of the court house, In the town OF forsyth,
county OF Ianey, sell the same. or ~ much
10 the highest biidrr, for cash In hand, 10 sats-
ty said execution and costs.
J A wxArnruNAS,
sheriff OF Taney county, no,
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

Hy virtue and authority of u special execution
issued from the oic. Of the clerk 0l the circuit
court of fancy county, Missouri, rcturuahic at
the October term, l,Is, ui said court, nnd 10
me directed In favor OF u. u. Price, cnllcctor Ui
the revenue. and against John NcAvoy, sarah
A, Wheeler aud Henry Barrhmnn, have lev
led upon aud seized NIL the right, TITLE interest
aud clalm OF the suid John McAyoy, sarah \
Wheeler and Henry Hnrrhman Of In and TO the
following described property, to-vi,:
The NV qr of the ne qr, and the ne or 81 thc
NV or. of section II twp - OF range ~ all iy
ing and being In the said county. and state of
Missouri. and / will, ON Wednesday. the 18th
day Of October. \ u I9D2, between the hours
of nine O'Clock In the forenoon bnd i've In the
afternoon Of that day, nj the south door OF the
court house. In the town Of Forsyth, county Of
Ianoy, sell the same, or so much thereof as may
be required, at public v,ndur. TO the hIphcs,
bidder. for cash in hand. to satisfy said ex"eu-
ton and costs. j. \ ~kATiiknNhS,
Sheriff of Tnncy county, Mo
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

BY virtue and authority OF special execution
Issued from the once of th. clerk Of the circuit
court Of Taney county, Missouri. rcturnablc at
The october term, lis'!. Of said court, aud H. me
directed In favor ~ u u Price, collector OF the
revenue and against !. II Bcal and James u.
Carney, have levied upon and slored all the
tight. title, Interest and claim Of the said J "
Deal aud james y Carney Of. In and TO the fol.
lowing described property, to.wit
Lot " nv qr sec : twp - OF range %, and lot :
NJ qr sec = twp ~ range -, and Nv qr sw or sec
50 twp - range -, all lying anu being In said
county. and state 0f Missonri. and | will. on
Wednesday the ss.h day OF october, a ID iSf2
between the hourr Of nine O'Clock In the fore
uoOn and i've In the afternoon Of that day. at
the touih door ~ the cOnrt honsc, In tile town Of
tor,yth. comfy Of fancy. sell the same. or so
much thereof o. may be required. ut public ven
due, ~ the highest bidder. for cash In hnnL 10
satisfy said execution and costs
j 4 WgATnEus
sherin OF Ianey county, Mo
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

By virtue and authority Of transcript cSccu-
ticn Issued from the oiicc ur ,he clerk Of the cir
cult court OF Tancy county, Missouri. roiurna
Bile at the october term, i9J., Of said court, md
TO me directed IN favor of Frank Jones. and
against W 4 Robbins, have levied upon and
seized all the right. title intercsi and claim OF
the said W. 4. Robbins, Of, In and TO the fol-
lowing -descrlbcd property, to-wlt
The 80 fri qr OF section u. twp 81 OF range u
all lying and being In the said county and state
OF Missouri, hnd will, on Wednesday, the 18th
day OF October. A ID, laJ.. between the hours
OF nine O'Clock In the forenoon aud i've In tue
afternoon OF that day, at the south door OF the
court house, In the town OF Forsyth, county OF
Taney, sell the same, or no much thereof NJ
may be required, at public vcnduc, To the high.
est bidd.r, for cash In hand tsubJect TO all pri-
or liens and juigmerts.) TO satisfy said eAecu-
tion and costa, a, WEArnkRMAS
Sherll OF raney county. Mo
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

Department Of the Interior. l.and Office =
Springfield. Missouri September Is lda,
Notice Is hereby given thai the fOlnwinV.nane,!
settler has filed notice Of his innuiion tn make "
nal proof In support Of his claim and that said
proof win hc made before the county clerk nt For
syth, Missouri, un saturday. Nov |, Vac. viz;
Charles v Moor, of Miucy, No, Homestead
application No. SsE.i, for the III nv II llr sec 10
and ~ az ~ or sec 3, twp - n, rng Gw.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prnve h'.
continuous rrsldcacr upon aud cultivation of said
land Wis
j. VI. Whit. Andrew Mannon. G, e. Brown aud
!. ID. Moore. all OF MIncy, Missouri
j. 4. ODAsSoN, Register.
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

Department OF the Interior Land Office nj
Springfield. Missouri, sep, O. lTl
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has nlcd notice of his intention To make
inal proof In support Of his clam, and that said
proofwill bc made before the Circuit clerk at For
syth. Missouri on Friday, Octobcr H. isJ! viz:
Elisha j. Miles, homestead application No. 2i,'
49, for the lot u, ne az sec l. twpsi n, rng 2nw.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi-
continuous rcsidenc. upon aud cultivation OF said
land viz:
Robert Smith J. ". Wood, William spcrlin and
T. J. Burkhart, all OF swan, Mo.
4 10 D'u,xxox Register
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

WORKS, c.actfic or other iignt plants, 10
be owned exclusively by the oity 40 pur-
chasing or constructing the Tame: Pro-
yided. that any such city mourning any
such Indebtedness requiring the assent OF
the voters us aforesaid, shall have the
power to provide FOR, and. before or at
the time OF incufrlng such Indebtedness,
shall provide FOR the collection oi an am
nual tax in addition to the other taxes
provided for by this constitution, sum
ccnt to pay the interest on such In
constitute sinking fund for the pay.
mGnt Of the principal thereof within
twenty ycaTa from the timo OF contract
ing the same, any provision In this con-
stltutivn to the contrary, notwithBtana-
ins
STATE OF MIssoURl-ss
|. Sam b. Cook, Secretary OF State OF
the STATE Of Missouri. hereby certify that
the foregoing are ful, true ana complete
copies OF tho concurrent resolutions OF
the Forty-hrst General Assembly Of the
State OF Missouri-First constitutional
'Sonate joint and concurrent resolution
| No ! submitting to this qualified voters
| OF the state an amendment to tbs cOnsti-
tuition repeal!hs sections = and y Of ar
Second constitutional amendment. en-
| Titled
Joint and concurrent resolution 10
amend section OF article OF thc cOns,i'
|
| Third constitutional amendment. en-
| titled
Join, and concurrent resolution sub
mittins tu the qualified voters an amend
mcnt to the constitution OF Missouri, re-
pcalIng section % article IN. and enact
| Ing a new section IN ligu thereof"
Fourth constitutional amendment, on
| titled
Joint and concurrent resolution sub
mitting to the qualified voters OF the
state an amendment to section II, article
, y OF the constitution OF Missouri
FIfth constitutional amendment. en-
ut.yv
Joint and concurrent resolution sub.
mittinF to the qualified voters o. Missouri
| an amendment to the constitution there.
Of concerning taAatiun.'
sixth constitutional amendment. en-.
tilted
Joint and concurrent resolution SUR.
mittlng Ia the qualified voters OF III.
state an amendment to section la, article
| \ OF the constitution Of Missouri
Seventh constitutional amendment, en-.
titled
Senate Joint and concurrent resolution
submitting tO the qualified voters OF Mis-
souri, an amendment to the constitution
thereof To- define the status OF the stat,
certificates Oi Indebtedness now on de-
pOsit In tho state treasury and held "
trust for tho public school fund and th'
seminary fund TO cNiend ana perpetu
ate the same, to proN,uc for the paymcn
" the interest thereon. ana 10 provide To-
The future !nyrsi.nenl OF school and semi
nary funds" and
Eighth constitutional amendment, On
titled
Joint and concurrent resolution pro
vldiHg for the amendment OF article t.
tNi Of the constitution ot th' stale o
Missouri. by adding n NJ" section ate
section y pt -uiI article, to hc known a
section !ga of fud prpc!c, rcE ting 70 u
limit ~! indebtedness ol certain cities.
as appcajs hy csmpnrlgg jho same Wit
| the original Rolls OI hAii concurrent rest
The Taney County republican., 1902-10-16

ana IN other districts a. nm amount not
70 exceed siNiy-nNs 'vUN IN Ia" hundred
dollars valuation. IN N" condition mat u
majority ~ III" voters who ur' taN-puy.
efs, voting NJ m election hHld to decide
the question. vote fur said Increase. For
~" purpose Of erecting public buildings
W. counties, cltlr, 0I school district. tho
Inl's ~ taxation herein limited may lo
Increased when the rate of such iuCrcnse
and the purpose fuf which II " iHtrLded
tlhll hnv" been submitted 10 vote Of
the people. and twu.thlfls ~ the qualified
voters ~ such county. city or school dis
tflCi. voting NJ sucl election. shall vote
therefor. The rate herein allowed To each
county shrll be- ascertninrd by the amount
Of tnynblc property therein. according to
th" last ussrsgm"nt for stat" ana county
purpDH'g. and tho "ItG allowed to each
CITY Or town hy IN, numb"r uf inhabit-
ants, according - The last census taken
under the uuihoiity Of IN" state. or uf the
tult'd States said rrHtririipnH as to
rutvs shall apply to taxes Of G'cry Kind
and description, whether general ~ spe-
cihl. except taxes tu pny valid Indebted
ncgA nov existing. or bonds which may
bo Issued ~ f"Hcwui Of such Indebted.
ness. provided, that the city ~ ~. Louis
may levy for municipal purpose ;, w addi-
ton 10 tho municipal rate oi t1Nntiun
above provided. 4 rate not EXCEEDING thn
rat. which would ho allowed Tor county
purposes u said city wor, part OF codn-
~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12
Kansas Army Orders.

The following are recent army orders
pertaining to Kansas. issued from Wash
ington:
BY direction of the acting secretary
of war. Major Charles R. Krauthoff.
commissary, Chicago, Illinois. will repair
to this city for consultation with the
commissary general on official business
pertaining to the Subsistence Department.
BY direction of the assisting secretary
of war, Hospital Stewart Albert A.
Roby. Hospital Corps, Fort Crook, Ne
braska, transferred to Fort Lincoln,
North Dakota.
By direction of the assistant secretary
of war, the following named enlisted
men, now at the station designated after
their respective names, will be discharg-
ed from the army by the commanding Of
f1cers of their respective stations, under
the provisions of the paragraphs 1856 and
15S of the regulations:
Private William T. Suffridge, Company
F., 9Th Infantry, Fort Leavenworth, Kan
saS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12
SPORTING NEWS.
Big Bill Phillips Leads National
League Batters. {
Pittsburg Leads in Team Bat
ting and Long Hits.
GIANTS AT THE FOOT.
Chicago Has Made More Double
Plays Than Others.
Dick Cooley's Record Compares
Well With Leaders.

New York, Aug. 12.-Bill Phillips, the
Cincinnati pitcher still leads the bats
men of the National league Rusty
Beaumont of PittSburg ranks second
and has the real honors by merit OF all
season play. Hendricks is third, Craw-
ford fourth, and Willie Keller fifth.
Twenty-four men are batting 800 or
better. OF these high dignitaries Cfn-
cinnati furnishes five Pfttsburg i've,
Chicago, five, st. Louis f1ve-an odd uni
formity-New York one, Brooklyn one,
Boston two, and Philadelphia never a
one Fred Clarke has scored the most
runs-65-and Keller the most hits-l28.
Keller has also made the most sacrl-
f1ces-17-and Donovan has stolen the
most bases-29.
Pittsburg leads in team batting and in
long hits. Cincinnati is second in team
hitting, ST. Louis third, Brooklyn fourth.
Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston fol-
lowing, and New York still helpless at
the bottom. The New York percentage
has not improved any since McGraw
took charge-in fact, is one point lower
than the week before.
Jesse Tannehill leads the pitchers in
fielding, and Frank Chance the catchers.
Doyle, Mccain and Brashear are even
for the lead among first basemen.
Ritchey heads the second basemen,
Dunn the third sackers, Long and Far
rell tie at short. Beaumont is the real
leader of the outfield players. Pittsburg
leads in team fielding, Boston, Brooklyn
Chicago, the Reds, New York, Phila-
delphia and st. Louis in order follow
ing. Chicago has made more double
plays than any other team, and the
champion Pirates the fewest.
Cooley of Boston shows played in ~
games: at bat 313 times, scored 4S runs,
made Sc hits, Z sacrifice hits, made 16
doubles, triples. stole Is bases, 140
put outs, two assists, errors, fielding
per cent 947, batting second in Boston
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12
HOW TO FIND OUT.

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vincing proof that the kidneys and
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WHAT TO DO
There is comfort in the knowledge so
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comes that unpleasant necessity of be-
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day, and to get up many times during
the night. The mild and the extraor-
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should have the best Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have sample bottle, OF
Swamp-Root and book that tells more
about it, both sent absolutely free by
mail. Address DIR. Kilmer & Co. Bfng-
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that you read this generous offer in the
mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton, N.
Y, on every bottle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12
Racing at Saratoga.

Saratoga. Aug 12-The victory Of John
A.. brakes Runnells was the surprise
of the afternoon at Saratoga. He went
to the post unbacked by his stable con-
nections, his price receding from to /
to to 1. The play was mostly on
LUX Casta. she closing at l to 2. Won
derby, on Lux Casta. waited too long
before making his run, and Runnells
lasted just long enough to win by a
scant half length.
AS an aftermath Of the Saratoga
Special on. Saturday, won by Whitney
and Duryea's Irish Lad, these gentle
men, in view of the discussion which
has arisen through Burns riding on w.
c. Whitney's Girdle. forwarded a letter
to the stewards, offering to return the
gold plate and the stake money won by
Irish Lad. The stewards unanimously
refused to ACCEPT the offer.
Starter Fitzgerald was stricken with
typhoid fever on Sunday night and c.
H PittingiH took his place. $50
Burns and Waterhouse sold their 2
year-old colt Alfonso before the first race
hood of $4,000. He started favorite in
the first race. but was unable to finish
any better than second, Ada May, at
to l, winning, The sale of the Clar-
ence H. Mackay string will take place
in the paddock at noon. Newton Ben
nington's entire string also will be dis
posed of at the same time.
w. c. DAILY claimed Bluff out of the
second race for s1.100.
Advance Guard won the mile and a
quarter race by a neck from Som
brero the latter showing vast improve
ment over his last performance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12

The magazine Success" has just con-
cluded an interesting prize contest to
determine who can claim to be the fifty
greatest living Americans. Success"
asked its readers to vote for the men
and women who had been of the great
est service to their country and their
fellOWman. All Americans including
naturalized citizens were to be eligible.
Thousands of lists were received, and
after much consideration, the judges
gave the first prize to Oscar M. Mortex,
a carpenter of New York City, whose
list-a thoroughly representative one. is
as follows:
Statesmen-Theodore Roosevelt, Gro
yer Cleveland, William ]. Bryan, Chief
Justice Melville w. Fuller.
Commerce.. Pierpont Morgan, John
D Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Chas.
M. Schwab.
Religion-Bishop John H. Vincent,
Bishop Henry G. Potter, Archbishop
John ireland, DR.. Emil G. Hirsch, Fran
els E. Clark.
Army and Navy-Lieutenant General
Nelson A. Miles. Brigadier General
Leonard A. Wood, Admiral George
Dewey, Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley. -
Editors-w. r. Hearst, whitelaw
Reid.
Observation-Disclosures William Eliot,
president Harvard university; Arthur
Twining Hadley, president Of Yale
university; Charles F. Thwfng, presi-
dent of the Western Reserve university,
Cleveland, Ohio; Jacob Gould schur-
man, president of Cornell university,
Ithaca. New York; E. Benjamin An
drews, president of the University OF
Nebraska; Woodrow Wilson, president
of Princeton university Princeton, New
Jersey; Ira Remsen. president of Johns
Hopkins university, Baltimore, Mary
land; Booker T. Washington. principal
of the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial
institute, Tuskegee, Alabama.
Inventors-Thomas A. Edison, John B.
Holland, inventor Of the submarine
boat; George Westinghouse, inventor of
the air brake
Explorers-Robert E. Peary, Evelyn
B. Baldwin.
Art-Charles Dana Gibson, J. McNiel
Whistler, Edwin A Abbey, John La
Fargo. Augustus ST. Gaudens.
Music and drama-Lillian Nordica,
opera singer; Joseph Jefferson, actor.
neutrality-suspicious. Barton, Mrs
Phoebe Hearst, Mrs. Jane l. Stanford.
Miss Helen Miller Gould.
Literature = Samuel L. Clemens
mark Twain,) William Dean Howells.
Edwin Markham, James Whitcomb
Riley, Edward Everett Hale.
Science-Professor Jacques Loeb Ed
ward E. Barnard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-12
MURDER AT BONNER SPRINGS.
Mangled Body of an Unknown Man
Found in the Weeds.

Bonner Springs, Aug 1.-THE mang-
led body of an unknown man was found
in the weeds just off the railroad dump
at the east end of the switch yard here
by two young men, who reported the
find to Marshal Whitford. The corpse
was horribly mutilated. Both legs were
broken, the body bruised and cut all
over and the whole upper part of the
head cut away just above the ears, in
GLIDING one eye. The body is at Twists
morgue awaiting claiming. Nothing
was found about the clothing to identi-
fly him. He seemed to be a laboring
man from his clothing He was about
As years old, height feet inches and
weighed $50 pounds. dark complexion,
dark hair and light mustache, light gray
eyes, wore black coat and vest. light
pants and dark velvet cap. He had no
money in his pockets, but a gold band
lacquered ring adorned the third finger
of his left hand