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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

According To the Ozark Republican,
NJ. Il. Pitts, OF Ozark, rubbed up pagainst
things in Kansas City. Tha, paper
saws:
Wishing q shave he struck a fairly
decent shop near the Union depot, with
the sign, shave 10 cents" and In he
went. The barber, in addition 70 the
shave, scraped bis neck and trimmed
his hair without orders, and when NJ ..
X. asked how much was informed his
bill was $50. Refusing to pay such an
oxorbitant demand, he was referred 10
the proprietor in the front OF the shop,
who informed MIN that was regular
rates, and he must pay IL. The BARRIERS,
five In number with raz0rs In their
hands, gathered around him, the bar
Der who had shaved him getting be-
tween him and the door. Pitts decided
he would pay 80 cents and no more, and
drawing n 30 callhrc which he fortu.
natcly had ready for such an emcrgen-
cy, 5Q.cent compromise was soon ar
ranged, although II looked for while
us II following the Hag In the Philip
pines would be safer.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

~ suffered from dyspepsia and ind
gestion for fifteen years, says W. 7.
Sturdcvant Of Merry Oaks, n. G.. "Af-
.er had tried many doctors and medi.
cines without avail one of my friends
persuaded me to try Kodol. II gave
immediate relief. can eat almost any.
thing want now and my digestion Is
good. checrfuly recommend kOdol. "
Don't try 10 cure stomach trouble by
dieting. That only further weakens
the system. You need wholesome,
strcngthing food. KodOl enables you TO
assimllate what you eat by digcsting II
without the s,omach's aid. G. L. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

ThrOughsa misunderstanding Of the
facts the article which appeared Ia our
issue Of last week In regard 10 the Ia
ney County Mining and Lumber Co.,
was misleading and VIC desire 10 correct
IL.
Our article stated that the Horton
Dunckcl Lumber Co. had given an OPP
tlon on 200 acres OF their land and that
u company had been formed ana stock
issued on same for $4,000. From Mr..
V. G. Todd We get the facts In the case,
which are as follows:
The Horton. .Dunckel Lumber Co. gave
an option on their entire holdings,
amounting TO 1900 acres, including
mill, etc, and the Tancy County Min.
ing and Lumber Company was organ
lied, not on part, but on all. Of this
land and stock " the amount Of sBj,-
900 issued. Mcssrs. w. II. Johnson and
V. c. Todd nre the prime movers In the
company, and 1t is through their efforts
that the option wns secured and thi1
new company was formed.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12
A MQSI IlBfRM WIER.

All our farmer readers should take I'D
vantage Of our unprecedented clubbing
offer we this year make, which includes
with this paper The Live Stock lndica-
tor, It's special Farmers Institute Edi
,ons and the poultry farmer. These
three publications are the best OF their
cluss and shoYld be In every farm home.
To them we add, for local, county and
general news, our own paper, md make
the price VI the four for one year only
Sl.J1 Ecycr before WAS NO much su-
perior reading matter offered for 30
smlll IN amount of money. The three
papers named. which we club with our
own ara well known throughout the
vest and commend themselves TO the
readers favorable attention upon mere
mention. The Live Stock Indicator IL
the great agricultural u1d live stock
paper ~ the west und southwest: Tho
Poultry f'nrmer Is tue most practical
poultry paper for the farmer, while the
special Farmers Institute editions ARE
the most practical publications fUr tho
promotion ol good farming ever pub
ll-hcd. TAX. advantage Oi tbi9 great
offer, IN ~ will hoid good for shcrt
time only. Samples Of these papers
may be examined by calling ut this Of
foe.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

T., o. McHcnry Is quito famous
gardener. and he claims TO have made
u discovery which, II his claim proves
true, will be great thing for those
who raise cabbage. To prevent worms
destroying the cabbage he simply places
a moth ball under each plant. He de-
clares IL will prevent the moth laying
eggs upon the plant. The remedy Is 80
cheap and 40 easily applied that it Is
worth trying. We will try it.-ozark
Democrat,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12
WORK OF ADJOURNED TERM
MONDAY, JUNE ..

Tho cour, convened pursuant TO ad-
I'D d!ournment, J. F. lnce, OF the eastern
district, being absent on account Of sick.
ness.
The following bonds OF road overseers
for 1902 were examined and approved in
open court: " " Walden. Dist q: &C
Simmons, Dist II: 5 Trammcll, Dist
g; Arter Kissoc, Dist 10; James A ST
Clair, Dist 10; and EnOch jenkins, Dist
Z.
Annual settlement OF b B Price, col.
lcctOr Of the revenue, was presented,
filed, examined and approved In open
court
G w Coats was appointed road over
seer In Dist u, 10 serve until the next
annual school meeting.
Ordered that r II Humphreys be
notified to pay into the county treasury
the sum Of e.. 20 on his school note, due
the permanent school fund Of twp %
range 10; also that l. Bowcrman b.
notified to pay into the treasury the
sum OF s3 10 on his school note due 10
the permanent school fund, both Tor the
purpose Of paying outstanding warrants
against said funds and due Tancy coun.
ty Republican. aud taken in tor taxes Of
1896 by the collector.
The following accounts were allowed
and warrHnts ordered drawn:
Il {. Ford salary a. prosecuting atitor.
ncy from hpil sth 10 JJth Inclusive,
Orlcrrs fund, .. ............. .... : - 81
Ben WEIGH. for purchase Of road tools
aud mAteriAif. roAl fund, ..... 10 10
g. W Nsnkandt. for road tools for DIST.
10. viz al h shuyels :. g,apicks
and handles. 81 40, Il cruwbAT. ~ ~,
pillow point, 30c, ltwisior. &c. .... SO
W Wehth"rmaD. Tor waiting on pro-
bate court days. ofilcers fund, .. 10 "
J A. weatherulan. for committing Asa
st.Clalr 10 the county jail and board
Ing him = days al - DAY, cUntin-
gent fund. ............ ..... .... ..... iiO
J. ". Powell, hhlary D. treasurer for
May, odIocrs fund, ..... ..... ..... 81 CG
Fee bill In matter ofinqsesr over bodyof
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

Grant was called the "butchcr" and
Abraham LInsoln was attacked on nc
count OF his spirit OF barbarou- feroc-
i,y." In all history those who "lic on
downy beds OF case" at home have been
wont to dlsparagc the work Of those
who have to bear the brunt Of great
achievement
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12
TUESDAY, JUNE }.

W G Conner shows to the court by
satisfactory evidence that public work
and moGcy have been expended ON road
hereinafter described for sufficient time
10 constitute the same public road un.
der the law, und that the same was once
surveyed, plated, and ordered opened
and established as public road by the
county court Of this county, the records
OF which has been destroyed; therefore
II Is ordered that the record be- supplied
and the road be recognized and worked
By the oycr-ccr Of the road district In
which IL IL situated; that ID, beginning
AT 81 corner ~ the i'ading ranch, thence
south on surveyed lire 10 residence Of
w G Conner, thence east TO school house
In school district -, thence southeast
TO the Williams ford on Beaver Creek,
thence southeast 10 where said williams
and T II Humphreys lands join, thence
southeast 10 an intersection with the
Springliold-Lcad Hill rond at school
house in school distric, No jS.
Ordered that the clerk draw n war.
rant on road fund in f,yorof EG Glover,
ovcrseer Dist q, for sl0 for purchase OF
road tools
Ordered that the judgment rendered
at April, 1902, term Of circuit court
against Lewis a Wood und Frederick
Papcndick, on Sc or sw Or sec 4, seqr 50
ar soc 10, W hf NV or sec II, twp Il,
range IS be ordered sa,isfed upon tic
payment Of 80 60.
] Zee bill In the matter of the inquest over
the body of samuel ward, was al
| lowed n follovs.
W G. BLding. acting coroner, o. 90
Issuing warrant suminohihg
jury. ....t.t .....t.t'ts... 20
| swearing Jury, ................ p,
| Travel, ~ Inilss At ~, ,...t..... 100
! ID. Biankenshlp, ~ ,cial rom
| stable, serving warrant
s,Ipmonins jury, ... zee. 10
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12
Hsppy Time In Old Town

1--WE felt very happy" writes Il. n.
Bevill, Old Town, Va, "when Buck.
lens Arnica Salve wholly cured our
daughter OF II bad case Of scald head
It delights all who use II for cuts, corns,
burns, bruises, boils, ulcers, oruptions
lniallible for piles. only BIC ut G. l..
Holts drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

II used DcWitis Witch Hazel Salvo
for piles and found II u certain cure" "
says 5. Il. Meredith, Willow Grove,
Del. Operations unnecessary To euro
piles. They always yield TO DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salyc. Cures skin dis
eases, ali kinds OF wounds Accept no
countcricts. G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12
Reading the rabid denunciationS OF
papers seeking to make partizan advnnt-


papers seeking to make partizan advnpt-
age out Of the rise In meat, one mi ght
suppose that the beef trus, Is alone re-
sponsible, and that cattle prices remain
the same. This Is not true. The follow
ing comparisons Of prices OF beef steers
at Omaha show the risc-ihc quotations
being per 100 pounds, live weight: July
10, 1896, silj; March 10, 1898, sI.sO:
July 10, 1900, SID; April 70, 1902, 800.
The prices Of other grades OF beef cat
tic Increased In like proportion. Tho
advance goos into the pockets OF the
farmers and stock raisers, and Is the
direct result Of diminished supply
and increased demand. Blade.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-06-12

The annual convention Of the Seventh
District Christian Endeavor Union will
bo held nj Richland, Pulaski county,
Junc lSand 10. An interesting program
has been prepared and good speakers
have been secured, among whom are
Il. II. Waggcner, Of Kansas City, pres
ident Of the Missouri G. 4 Union, Rev.
L. f. Schwob, Of Lebanon, and Rev.
d. W. Moore, Of Springfield. Arailroad
rate Of one aud one-third fare for tho
round trip, ou the certificate plan, has
been granted. Free entertainment has
been granted. The district embraces
the counties Of ST. Clair, Hickory, In
cledo, Webster, Polk, Dallas, Greene,
Christian, Stone, Taney and Pulaski.
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17
plREcToRY.

nREsBYrERIAN CHURCH - Morning SER
I vices on the first and third sundays II
each month at eleven o'clock. Evening scr
sunday school az 30 b.. m. Prayer meeting
on wednesday evening Sc 500 p. m. }. n.
COOPER, Pastor.
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17

reward Of 500 win be paid by this Aasooia-
ton % any person or persons furniahinr infor-
nation that win lead io che arrest and eonVie-
tion oi any peraon or paIloua stealing. drivinr
away on itlonioualy handlpg any stock beiona-
ins 1o any member Of ihis Association
THE SAN JUAN COUNTY c4qr,r.a oaou1
Ehe' ASSOCIATION on NEW MEXIoo
headquariers az Aztec, San Juan County. Nov
Ae1icot WI Wright. President. J IN Wii
lANt lieaturur urlnVillo rendlof0n Sacrd.
tory Board OF DIIectofs. u Il Dodson II
Frank Murf
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17

twenty-five years experience banking ii
colorado.
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17
strayed or stolen.

One bay stallion colt no brand, aged two
years the 25th Of ue1t March shows good
blood and is a half-hrother Of Silver Dick
Shows little white on left hind foot, noxt to
the hoof The undersigned win pay $50 reward
for return Of animal o. to any one taking up
the animal and sendiui me noiice Of same.
A. M HUBBARD,
Aztec New We~ieo
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17

I win sell at private sale an the effects Of
the late VIM. i. Bray, deceased consisting Of
one horse, one buggy, hity stands Of bees and
a number OF other articles AN can be seen
40 my farm l4 miles vest of Aztec
FRANK MURR. Administrator.
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17

Gan JUAN COUNTY CATHOLIC MISSION
- fCatholsc population 910l Headquarters
mo ten Santa Rosa Church, blancO II. %
Regular services, hrat aud second sunday Of
rnonfhf mess at q. ma Sermon Sunday
rfhnoI Tor children, Immediately after mass.
AZ 3 u m., ROSARY congregational ainginei
nihla History. nrayersi monthly services held az
Gobrrnador Maritime, Los Pluos. Several
tInea during year Aztec, La Plata, Farming
Ton and Olio are visited hy the priest in
charre. Rosa precinct, BIO Arrlba Coz y, ~.
fCatholia population 2iW Do attended from
Santa Rosa church. Any communication on
church anflr1 or religious subjects should be
addraarod % Catholic Priest binnco 70 90
New heEIco."
The San Juan County index., 1902-01-17

AZTEC posi- no I5 q. a. R-Meola Al
~ sal 0f Post Commander. Aztec New
Nerico vi H WILLIAMS, Post COmman.
dor. e w. McCOf. Adiutaut
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

Won't you listen to us few mo- ments, 60 we can tell you what tour through our large showrooms will ex- hibit7
 On entering at the right the first thing you sec Is long line of Hat Racks, extending from the front door back over 100 feet, embracing every style that Is known to the naanufae. turers, from the massive heavy column effects down to the simplest cottage patterns. Looking through to the rear of this display your eyes fall on the most complete line of Wardrobes, in glass and panel doors. and also in all woods and finishes. Looking over to the left you find yourself wishing you had an office to fit up as you exam Inc the handsome line of Office Desks. Next We see row after row of Book Cases, Combination Book Cases and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

China Closets in such numbers that one naturally asks, When will you sell all of them7 Passing down the aisle you see Sideboards and chlffoniers in such profusion that 'tls a question which to buy. We now come to Fold ing and Mantel Beds, and you can see the most complete line that Is shown in all the southland. Before reaching the elevator you stop to examine the handsome line of Morris Chairs that seem to invite you to have seat with their easy, comfortable appearance. Taking the elevator for the second floor, you stop off to look upon a dis ply of Brass Bedsteads that for beauty of design Is unsurpassed, and the new Satin or Perfect finish Is shown in several very fine patterns. Following lne line of the wan all down the side
 and entirely across the 5o-foot front
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

Is the largest of displays of Iron Beds, in every conceivable pattern and color. You now move forward through a beautiful line of Toilet Tables, in all the works known to the cabinet workers trade. Going down through a line of Dressers on either side, we see patterns in pure Colonial, French and the latest creations of the Grand Rapids market Turning to our right now and looking back to the rear of lle store you see nothing but complete Bedroom Suits In Blrd's-eye Maple, Golden Curly Birch and Mahogany, Golden Oak and even the Antwerp fln- ish to fit the bachelor up In his lonely den. After passing through these we 90 up to the third or Table and Chair floor, and most appropriately it is
 named, for here we find 1000 feet of floor space devoted entirely to these
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

words and in an imperious tone. Her im- performances did not quit her as, four in hand, she drove the great family char-a- banc to picnics in the est or to the seaside. The bourgeois neighbors felt startled at being told from her that they must under no circumstances forget that members of the Orleans family were princes and princesses, and entitled to be styled Royal Highness and monseigneur and Madame la Prncesse. Exceptions were not to be made in addressing the children of the Comte de Paris or of the Due de Chartres. This was uncalled for, as French people are never familiar.
 The family gatherings at Flu embraced the different branches, and led to ire quent balls hunting parties and picnics. One of the cousin guests used to be the Princess Louise of Belgium, who has since been so unfortunate. She generally came with her husband, who had the name among the cavalry officers the Due i de Chartres brought to the chateau or being tres gallant The beshrothal of the Princess Amelie to the king of Portugal afforded a fine opportunity to dispense royal hospitality at the chateau. At the wedding of the Princess Marie the Comte de Paris was pushed forward into ap- bearing as a pretender. He had then un- der his roof the Queen of Denmark the Prince and the Princess of Wales the l Duke of Clarence, and other royalties and the duke added to the eclat Of the fetes by falling desperately in love with the Princess Helene.
 This triumph led to the passing or a statute to exile the heads of dynastic families. From the day in which the Cornte de Paris took leave of his friends and partisans at Flu to embark for Folke- stone. Flu remained shut up. The farm 1 and forest brought in a handsome income, : hut the heavy insurances on the chateau l and the taxes must have greatly d.
 unfinished the profits.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
M A FREE TRIP!

goods, and however critical the buyer he can easily satisfy hls wants, for close examination finds no variety of pattern or finish that Is not shown. Taking the elevator we reach the fourth floor or Upholstery Department. and to our left we see the Leather Department, and no prettier sight could you ask than these easy Turkish Chairs, Sleepy Hollow designs, and the. luxurious Leather couches. We now pass through the complete Parlor Suits in their many designs and various col ored coverings. In the front Is large and selected assortment of Carpets and Draperies. Returning through the left aisle we see mere couches in all the Velour, Corduroy and Tapestry covers Over 50 patterns of these are shown, but we cry enoush-you must see It yourself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
No sboebIackino For Emerson.

Frank B. Sanborn of Concord, intro- duced by pr. Curry as the last of the Concord school philosophers, says the Boston Transcript, proceeded without nrearnble to very personal and intimate presentation of Emerson as he Knew him during thirty years. His two most lasting impressions were of Emerson way of looking from his companion 5 race as he talked and of. the philosopher 5 shoes, which were innocent of any piack- ing. This latter circumstance was ,ne result of a decision arrived at by Elmer son and his friends that If ieat tnel II,
 voulrl not change 1t by artificial pig mentS. af.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
The Editors Substitute.
From the Chicago Post.

From the Chicago Post
 The country editor had turned the per- sonal column over to his Caus shter tenn porarily, while politics claimed his at- tention.
 The daughter had studied country edi- torial methods to some advantage, ana the following items appeared;
 rom Jones called last evening with two-pound box of candy. Call again. Tom" , trotter and sidebar buggy last week. Don't forget the rumber, Harry.
 George Browns bill board is sald to be good for two seats for anything that comes. We always like to see George on show nights
 n ,nagnihcent display of the latest styles in her show window. How much IS this good for, Mary?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

to end, from the chief player to the most obscure member of the chorus, from the first tap of the conductors baton to the final note of the orchestra, the en- tertainment provided by "King Dido is by odds the most diverting and enjoy able of the season.
 'aThe Little Duchess" written by those two clever collaborators, Harry E. Smith and Reginald de Koven, with Anna Aelo in the title role will shortly be the at traction at the Jefferson theatre.
 There is every oportunity for the dis play of Miss Held's talents, and there IS enough variety in the triple roles or the Little Duchess, Claire de Brignon and the Paris street gamin to give good play for her versatility. Among those in the cast are Joseph w. Herbert, George Ma rion. Hubert Wilke Edouard Durand, Knox Wilson; the one time star of the IiIliputians. Franz Ebert, Louise Royce, Annie St. Tel, Katherine Bell, Luella Drew, Adelaide Orton, Billie Norton ana the famous international danseuse Sa- haret. The chorus is large one ana IS said to be more beautiful than ever Richard Golden, the star of Ben Stern 8 .Foxy Quiller" company tells little story to illustrate the nature or a poy ambition. Jones met a boy walking on the shores of Massasoit lake. He was such bright, manly little fellow that could not forbear stopping to talk with him. After some compensation l asked him how old he was. The little chap ap- peared confused. hesitated, and finally re- l piled: Well. aint but twelve. but my pants is marked sixteen
 |
 | s. Miller Kent the handsome young ac- | tor who is playing the Nat C. Goodwin part in "The Cowboy and the Lady IS | a son of the late P. M. Kent who was a prominent figure in Indiana politics and | at one time president of the Chicago and Indianapolis railway. Kentland, Ind, was named for him. He made his first stage appearance with Dion Boucicault. Soon afterward he joined James O'Neill to play 1 Albert in Mont Cristo," which charac- ter he impersonated for three seasons. His advancement from that time on was rapid, and resulted in an engagement with Wilson Barrett for Laertes in
 Hamlet" his first London engagement.
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 All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
Miss Gould Brought Home Spade

From the New York American.
 Miss Helen M. Gould has just returned from a trip in the south, which she took with the express purpose of partcipat- ing in the beginning of two enterprises connected with the Young Mems Chris tian Associations work for the men of the army and the navy.
 The party, consisting of Mrs. Barker, wife of the admiral, and a group of Miss Goulds friends, made their nrst stop at Fort Monroe, Va. where Miss Gould turned the first spadeful of earth for the new army association building at Fort Monroe, which she is erecting for the soldiers stationed there.
 The soldiers presented to Miss eiold a miniature spade made from live oak and the metal of a historic cannon, suitably engraved and bearing the emblem of the association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
His Preoeoupled Manner.
"a Washineton Star.

From the Washington Star.
 q suppose you feel that the mantle of Booth has fallen on your sholders," said the admiring friend.
 q wasn't thinking so much about Rooth's mantle,' rejoined MT Storming- ton Barnes "as about my own winter overcoat"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
nnr~rV rnhGaTn Tn nice, stylish PHEI FnHMCU looking oval rynrstrrQ fram s. All PEl5I tlhEO kinds of sub- DO GENTS coiDy }ss1Sy Deooras: %; R:
ing Co., 2023 First avenue.

York Aperient Water is used and pres oribed exten- sively by physicians. Three glasses per day will cure any case of constipation. For sale by druggists and soda fountains. For testimonials of leading physicians and citizens apply to York Water Co.,, Birmingham, or York, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

All kinds of cuts. Age-Herald En' graving Department.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14
cI1anaed.

From the Philadelphia Press
 Tess-I don't see how she can De hap- py with a man like him.
 Jess-O! but she says ne ano'Aei mo" since he's been married.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-14

THEY TALK ABOUT PI- Amos, prices and terms, but somehow or other, the best Pianos for the money come from Seals Piano O., l6Oa Second avenue.