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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
A STARTLING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe in looking at
At. Roadley, q healthy, robust black
smith Of Tilden, Ind, that for ten
years he suffered such tortures from
Rheumatism as few could endure and
live. But wonderful change followed
his taking Electric Bitters. 1.-TWO
bottles wholly cured me, he writes,
and have not felt twinge in over
year" They regulate the Kidneys
purify the blood ana cure Rheuma tism
improve digestion and give perfect
health. Try them. Only 50 OTIS at w.
d. Gladding Barre and DR.. J. H. Nc
Arthur Of East Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
ORANGE.

Mrs. Rachel Preston, who lives at
W. II. Crocketts, is quite i'll, DR..
Willard Of West Topsham attends
her.
Mrs. E. w. Curtis goes Monday to
visit sister at South Royalton.
At church meeting recently, J.
L. Lord, George Flanders and Theron
Lord were elected committee to see to
the repairing OF the chimney and
horse sheds.
Mrs. Reuben Lord is quite seriously
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Richardson and
daughter Pearl, spent Saturday and
Sunday at Barre visiting relatives.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
His Preference.

A man with an unusually large n outl
has the habit Of opening it ON t'oms
occasions very wide.
His dentist the other day admins
tered mild rebuke:
mot so wide, please; prefer to
stand outside and work.r-Life.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
NOTICE

Whereas my wife Matilda LAFAYETTE
has left my bed and board without
just cause or provocatioD, ! hereby
forbid all persons trusting or harbor.
ing her on my account, as after this
date ] shall pay no bills Of her contrac.
ting.
W. A. Lafayette
Nov. 4th. 1909. 175.76
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
oAe Alone of All Indian Squasvs En-
joys Independence.

joys Independence.
The Navajo woman, who has made
her tribe the most famous Of all liv-
ing Indian races by means of her great
and excellent invention, the Navajo
abaanket, occupies social position Of
great independence. Her property
rights are carefully respected. She
owns much of the wealth of the tribe,
and ar children belong to her alone.
"a woman may have hundreds of sheep
when she marries, and not one be-
comes the property of her husband.
Descent is traced through the female
line. 1t is survival Of the primitive
matriarchate.
The Navajo woman has no perma-
nent home. The progress of the tribe
has been greatly impeded by its dark
superstition that every death is caused
by Chinde, the devil, and that evil
spirits linger about the dead body. The
house is never occupied again. The
corpse is buried in the floor and the
house pulled down over it, and Ma
vajo would freeze before he would
make a fire upon the logs of one of
these deserted heaps. So the Navajo
hogan" is poor. temporary affair, a
mere circular hut Of logs and stones,
with a hole in the roof for the smoke
and a blanket for the door. In the
summer the Navajo woman loves to
move into a brush wickiup, made Of
greasewood boughs. There she sets up
her loom In the shadow of the rocks
and lives in the open air all summer
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
VERMONT PENSIONS

Washington, Nov, A. Increase re-
issue, etc., William d. Sherman deau'
Rutland S72; Edward H. webster
Rutland, s1l; widows, minors ana &c
pendent relatives, Lois M. Sherma'
Rutland, sl2; Ida Steady, Burlington
%.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04

Savannah, Ga, Nov 4.-Gugie Rour
quin. siXty-five years old and a negro
man have been murdered near the for
mer's farm, six miles from this CITY
1t is supposed they were driving to
gether when they were shot. Recently
Bourquin had trouble with pot hunter,
vito have sought to shoot game upon
his farm, and it is thought the killing
may have grown out of some such
trouble.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
New Pennsylvania Postm.ster

New Pennsylvania Postmaster.
Washington, Nov. A. william A
Byars has been appointed fourth class
postmaster at Alverton, Pa.
Has Sympathies Too Strone.
'You might Think said Meanderinp
NIKE, dat l don't know how to work.
II yo1 do, lady, dat's a mistake. I'm
wonderful handy man at a lot a.
things"
linen why don't you get employ
mentr
ITS me principles dat keeps me
from followin' me industrious inclina-
IONS. Every time dere's a strike de-
CARED goes on sympathetic strike
to help along de cause. An dere,s :
strike somewhere or another purity near
all de time,"-Washington Star.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04
WILlIAMSTOWN.

WILLIAMSTOWN.
The Rebekahs will hold q whist
party In |. o. O. F. ball, Saturday
evening Nov. s. Everyone cordially
invited. Playing to commence at 8
sharp.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04

|. Philadelphia. Nov. 4.-John Finlan Of
Chicago an iron worker employed OIL
the new Land Title and Trust compa-
ny's building has been killed by the
fan Of an iron girder. Finlan was be-
ing hoisted to the top of the building
on the girder when at the eighth floor
the hosting arm gave way. Finlan
and the girder were dashed to the
ground.
ARIGhTS OF NAVAJO WOMAN
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-11-04


~ 80 Tells you that you NEED
= IS4I iron and you can have
49, it in the most approved
FQLe and agreeable form by tax.
ing Pept-iron.
race This new iron tonic IRON
ICES the blood, and that
means it gives the face, lips, cheeks,
and ears a good, healthy color, and
strengthens and tones the whole system.
1t is specific for pale Noods
ness so common to deli sVScSxS
cate women and girls, for y.o.
all anemic and dyspeptic 4IOH
conditions in either sex at any age. for
nervousness, weak, unstrung nerves.
poor circulation, cold hands and feet
1t is pleasant to the taste, acceptable
to the stomach, and does not injure the
teeth nor cause constipation,
II have now been taking Pept-iron six
weeks" said grateful lady the other day.
Peptiron : ca; 81; ;$: !? :' e; q:
stronger, anC
know by what my friends say that look
better. am glad my confidence in Hoods
Sarsaparilla led me to take Pept-iron." :.
Peptiron Is made two forms: In liquid
an aromatic cordial elixir - at 81 per bottle,
also in chocolate-coated pills at Soc. or s.
per box. BY c. L. HOOD CO., proprietors
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Lowell. Mass. U. s. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
STEAMER AMERICA MARU
IN A TERRIFIC TyPHOON
Steam Steering Gear Carried Away
and a Steward Dashed
to His Death.

Battling for safety in the clutches Of
the tumultuous, criss-cross seas of n
typhoon, steaming straight across its
vortex in a dead calm, entering another
whirl and eventually emerging from one
of the widest of storms experienced in
the Pacific Ocean, was the ordeal
through which the japanese liner A.
merica Maru passed only one day out
of Yokohama en- route on her present
voyage to Honolulu. The passengers,
officers and crew witnessed a terrific
CONFUSION of the elements seldom Civ
en- to men to experience and live to tell
the tale, and all praise the staunch,
trustworthy Japanese liner which car
ried them safely through. Away down
in the hold is the embalmed body of a
Japanese bathroom steward who was
killed during the typhoon, the heavy
seas which swept the deck hurting him
against a deck house and smashing his
skull. The body will be taken back to
Japan for burial.
The America Maru left Yokohama on
Monday, October 6, at IL a. IN. An
hour was spent outside the breakers
while a search was made for stowa-
ways. Three unfortunates trying to
steal a passage were discovered and
sent ashore. At noon the vessel steam-
ed past the United States cruiser New
York, on which was Admiral Rogers.
When the outside sea was reached a
strong breeze was met, and the sun
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

went down in a blood-red sky. the signs
of an approaching typhoon. Next day
all on board went through an expert
ence such as most of them never wish
TO repeat. With the crew, there were
nearly 1000 souls aboard. On Tuesday
morning the awnings were taken in, the
boats given extra lashings and every
thing movable about the decks made
fast.
About p. m. the typhoon broke sud-
denly upon the ship. These cyclonic
storms originate somewhere in the vi
entity of Manila, and passing up the
China Sea, often round Japan. They
are terrific in their violence, They
whirl along at tremendous speed, rails
ing an immense sea. About p. m. the
vessel was well within the typhoons
grip and the wind was bowling through
the rigging and great seas ran in all
directions. The barometer registered
about 80 degrees when Yokohama was
left behind. About 4 p. m. Tuesday it
had fallen to 1920, at o'clock it was
down to $780, About s p. m. the A
merica Maru reached the vortex, an
experience seldom falling to travellers
to witness, more seldom to get safely
out Of. A dead calm prevailed there,
although the seas ran mountains high,
tossed about in confused masses.
This lasted for an hour and a half,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
PARTISAN ACTIVITY
NOT PERMITTED

Treasury department circulars were
received yesterday at the customs
house, the title being political Assess
ments." While the subject matter is
old yet the circulars are sent out reg
ularly to all federal employees about
election time, a warning against the
levying of political assessments and
partisan activity. Under'the caption of
Political Assessments" the circular
states that the civil service act
of January 16, 1888, makes polti-
cal assessments of federal officers
and employees misdemeanor, the
provision of the law being: THAT
no person in the public service is for
reason under any obligation to contrib
ute to any political fund, or to render
any political service, and that he will
not be removed or otherwise prejudiced
for refusing to do So
AS to activity in politics, instructions
are taken from a paragraph in letter
of the attorney general, dated Novem-
Der 81, 1901, as follows:
Your attention is directed to a cir
cular of this department issued August
20, 1900, in which Section of the civil
service act of January 16, 1888, forbid
ding any executive officer or employe
among others, to solicit or receive po-
litical contributions from any officers OF
employees OF the United States, was
quoted, and all persons serving under
this department were required to OBJ
serve strictly the prohibitions of that
law, and were recommended to refrain
from service on political committees
charged with the collection and dis
bursement of campaign funds. | now
repeat the injunctions OF that circular
and add the following further directions
on this subject;
Persons in the government service
under this department should not act
as chairmen OF political organizatio
nor make themselves unduly prominent
in local political matters, IL Is expected
and required that all officers and EN-,
ployes OF this department shall act IN
conformity with the views herein sci
forth ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

sisal as low as 2ia cents per Id. A de-
duction from these figures would show
enormous profits. but the cost to grow
and market fibre is so dependent upon
locality and various other conditions that
a statement on that subject will be OF
little value until the culture of sisal in
Hawaii has become more general Present
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

prices (nine cents per pound would seem
to Justify very liberal expenditure. but
the time required for returns in the sisal
business demands the practice of strict
economy in order to meet any possible
changes In price that may come about
during it's progress.
A. H. TURNER
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17
Aneisp' combs Ssund,

ROME, October b,--Two tombs OF
great antiquity have been discovered
IN the Metropolis IN the Forum,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-10-17

Continued on Page ~
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18
WILL LOCATE ON ~. ROARk
Read, TO Nrhe Locating Stakes Other
Items OF Local Interest.

Dr. NJ. j. Halliday, Of Lucia, was In
town yesterday, ana full Of news from
the railroad survey in that locality. lie
say the g. ,cliug party II now nt work
ON Turkey creek, but will soon return
to Roark and set the locating stakes,
which have already been prepared for
that purpose. The road now seems Ia
be practically certain 10 follow the RO-
ARK, wuIic sOniu ~ r". o.. .. 80 ...-'r,
Turkey aud Miucy all appear To be- poe.
sibilitics.
In Arkansas the worl; of construction
1, progressing satisfactorily, ana steel
is being laid at the rate Of u mile II day
which will bring the track to Buffalo
City within the present year.
The engineers are busy reconnoitcr-
ing. surveying and locating all the way
from Buflaio City 10 CRANKY, ana the
question Of where the read will run Is
one that wi -oon he definitely settled.
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

department ~ thH Interior United States Land
| Onicr ~ Springfield Missouri. Aug 4, lrg
a sufficient contest affidavit having lcrn nlrd
IN TN, Office by llrnp ". Settlers. cont, slant,
hgnin,t homestead "utfN Ne. .;yJi made D-cein
hrf q lH6, fur The NV flpr. adfl hf ~ III ar
,"c ~ twp.i u, fig - ", by " illiam y. Gilmnr,'
cunt",trr, in which II T. alleged that said william
! l. 6ilmur' abandoned SAID ,nud un " about Aug
| J. lPh. Hnl has h'rn absent from that date until
dat" NJ affidavit aud that said land has not been
cultivated uf improved iu ANY MY during ihis
time, by him ~ anyone for him. nud that ,nid ah
s"nrc Nas net due a. rmpin, mru' In the army.
navy NJ marine corps ui the uuiird States IN time
~ war
said parties ar hereby Eoiincd to aprrar
frsr"ud aud offer riilcucr touching ,nid
allegation ni ~ orlusk q. in uu Oct iNp1 h..
iutr ". Hughes, county clerk ~ fut.Nth Mo-
aud that nnii hearing VIII w. held ~ ~ O'Clock
n. M. uu Oct y ip's before thc Register nhl N"'
r"l,ur ut The iuitrd Statrs Land Ollcc IN spring
hrN Nc
-" sATp rsf'',.ss..,, u.s,.s- 10, . nsaraF anjlu.
yii hirI aug. T. llg ,'t forth ncts which show
that after du" diligence personal service ~ ihi,
u,i,s raH uHt w. made. ~ is hrrN u1ifr'l nni
directed thai such rniirr 10" given 10y due aud
ptuI-f publication. \. T.. O'htunun REGISTER
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

state Of Missouri. 81. In the Circui, Court,
County Of fancy october term. liHs,
The state of Missouri at the relation and Ia the
use of u u Price Collector of the Revenue
IN and for said county and state, iiaintn,
vs.
u Whetstone, J. u, Ilonan, " NJ Cook
sey, J. Millo,to AMI W u Price. Defendants.
Al this day comes the plaintin herein, by his
attorney, X, 1. Ford, AMI iles his petition and
anidnvit, alleging, among other things. that
defendants X ,. MILESTONE, j T.. llomaD, " q.
NJ Cookscy sndJ y hille,h arc not residents
Of the state Of Missouri:
"h-rrupon, II In ordered by the clerk. In va
cation that said defendant be notified by pub
lication that plaintiff has commenced q suit
against them IN this court the object and gem
rral nature al which IN 10 enforce the lien Of
the state OF Missouri for the taxes upon
their lands situated In fancy courty, Missouri,
aud "a recover the amount Of taxes duc Oh said
lands for The year l-'d. and that unless the said
u. r MILESTONE, j l. Iioman, W NJ CouLscy
and J T. Millc,h, be aud appear nj this court at
the next term thereof 10 he begun and holden
at the court house In the town ~ Forsyth. In
said county. on the 18th day OF Oct next. ana
Ur or before the Hrst day Of said term, unless
further time bc given by the oDurt, and answer
| or plead to the petition In said cause. the same
viii be taken a. contested, and judgment VIII
be rendered accordingly
And II IN further ordered, that u copy hcreo'
be published, according to Law. In the Fancy
County Republican, u newspaper published In
4 said county OF fancy, for four weeks success
lycly thc last Insertion to he nj least four weeks
before the irst day of said next October term vi
this court j q JOHNSON, Circuit Clurk.
! a true copy from the record
| Witness my hand and the seal of the
, tsrALl Circuit routt Ui fancy county, thi,
10Th lay VI August. \ ID lg!
se-5s-9--3-. j Z, JOHNSON, Circuit CLERK.
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

n"gty " M i,"ny "%r " or. "' I, Irrm @ sgu'
Par ish folrrton. plaintiff.
Vs.
Vale tine Wtggans defendant ,
ht this day come. the piRintln herein, by iis
attornryH, SharpA Mcknight, AMI nl,f iis prti
tiun aud AFFIDAVIT alleging, among other things.
tina, defendant, Valentine wiggans. IL not
resident Of the the state "f Missouri.
Whorolpon, II N ordered. by the court In
term, thai said defendant be- notified by pub
licatiuu that rlainiin has cnlnmcucci suit
against him In this court the object and gcnvr-
ri nature Of which istor,coycr Judgment against
han, uI,on an account Tor So ~, aud Interest,
HhH w r-"~ ~. same declared special lien
AZ lnst the nv qr the ne NJ Ut, r-t -, ,~p -.
au1 the nc ~ OF the ne ur, sec =! range p,
all IN range 80 In Taney county, Missouri,
which said real estate has been attached by the
plaintiff In THIS case To- satisfy said debt apd
costs; and that unless the said Nalcntnr Wig
gnnr be and appear NJ this court nt the neat term
thrrroftO y" begun and holden NJ tho court house
IN the town Of Forsyth, In said county, On the
9Th day Of pr, nrNt. aud on or before the end
oi the tirst lhy oi said term if the term shalt 10
long cOntinue-And IL not. then IN ~ before the
last day ot said tern-anHwrr or plead To the
petition IN said cause, thu same viii be- taken
~ confessed, and judgment will be- rendered ac-
curliugly
And II Is further ordered. tina, n copy hereof
h" published according "a law, In the Ianey
COUNTY Republican, a newspaper published In
said county of ianry, Tor four wrckH Succcss-
yrly the las, Insertion to be- at least four weeks
before the rst day Oi said next october term ui
tH court. j g., JUuN-ON,
Circuit Clerk.
4 ,ruc copy IRON the record. wltncss my hand.
and the seal OF the circuit court OF Ia
l,EAil ncy county. this ith dn! Of August,
is2 u T. JOHNsON,
s-7-g-i.s Circuit CLERK
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18
Contest Notice.

Department ~ the ini"rilr Land Oflirr a
Springfield. Nisiruf august ~, lgG
4 sufficient rOu'r,i affidavit having been f'lrtl
In III, Office by Julian l. lIpllh,y contestant,
against Homestead entry Ne lssSn made luly ..
40. iuf hi lot 2, ~ ~ srr ~ twp - u rug - ~,
Hnd hf -' NJ and p" ~ ~ ~. .rr -. uNp - u
Fug .! ". hN Jamrs 7 Mccormick. cnnir,i.' IN
which " l. alleged that .aid Iaiur. T. Mccormick
hts who'll, abandoned and changed hi, fr,id"nrr
from snid land fnt morn than year, past. and
that said nbs'ncr was not due IA his employ myut
~ th" army, navy or mhfinc cDfps NJ The L. \. In
time of war, snid PARTIES nrr hereby notified Ia
anpcnf, respond aud Offer "yidcnr. touching SAID
allegation AT IN o'clock y ~. on Oct o. iV! hpfurr
Vernon e. Todd, notary public. at Fnfsyih. Mo-.
ana that nunl hearing " ~ H. held III lUucluck "a.
m. nn Ooi. H. 80! b"irfr ihr Ergi.lpr aud r..
c'ly'rn ~ M United States land ofIc, In Spring.
nnii,Mcsnpr ......,,. ,,. ....,..,- .,.,.....
VII. nl"d Aug ~ lpu ,ot forth fact. when show
That after lu' diiisrucr I'fsuuai s"NIr" " this
u"iir" can u,t u" made. II D. h"rrby ordered and
directed ilnt such nniir" hr given by due nni
proper publication
T.. OBANNoS. Register
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18
FORSYTH MISSOURI THURSDAY SEPT. 49, 1902 $la Year


At this season of tho year many Sun
day schools IRE at "a low chb. Many
will soon be closed for the winter, ana
10 some persons II may bc for ctcrnity.
Shall we not do something 10 keep
schools open: ] believe with our unit
ed efforts we can accomplish this, aud
m""h win have bee gaincd In this
work. Why not observe Rally Day?
Wo believe 1t will awaken interest in
the schools each nomber Of the
schools with as many visitors as posi-
bic, Is expected 10 be IN attrnu"".-.
II Is one Of the IA, home days In the
Sunday schools. There they will re-
cicyc new zeal aud energy ior the long
winters work and be better prepared
TO enter upon It's accomplishment.
Will not Sunday school superlnlcndcnts
try this III ,hoir schools? We are just
entering upon the work for this Sunday
school year. Now lei us begin IN ear
nest. Let us begin now. We ARE go-
ing 10 make this the very best year In
the Sunday school work for fancy
county and for Missouri, and you are
going 10 help. ETA BOSWELL
secretary.
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

Department ~ ~" Interior Land Onlrr AZ
Springf, ii Missouri Sept 20 l"H
Nuiiro il h"t,'b, given That ihr following named
settler hH, nl,d uut,rr ui h. intention tn MAX" u.
nal proof In support NJ hi. claim. and that ,aid
pfupf viii h" made before i. ". liuglirs, count,
ipr' w.
Nichuh, Gsft"n hon, stead application 40
2lss ir The VI lui.. ~ pt s,c T. and u li lui /.
~ . Nv ur -rc ~ tWu - o. Tus - - auh w. ~
ne ur .rr - tWP2 II rug NV
Nc u1urs the following NItnr-. o., tu prove hi.
continuous r., drnc' upon and cuiliyau "i said
land VIZ
Anton Muller. Joseph Collin. II g Stalcup
and l'c Fisher all ~ rydnr t''fk, We
j. 4. O'BANNuS. Register.
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

Department nf the lntuulr Land ofitr At
Springfield. Ml--uufi sept. : ipr
NHii'r J. hrp'by given that 10" iulloWin. named
.'tilrr hn. hpd uuiir' ui her Intention tn make a..
ual pfnu' iu .upuuft ~ her claim, nid that .niI
ufupi Will De- un,l, bour the clerk ui The circuit
ruIri 20 Forsyth Missouri, "a saturday, oct J.
hu.. VIZ.
Curn " Atwood formerly Cora II Winn. " IT.
IVA. N" hDm'-trad Application 80 ~. loy th'
~ " - " see -, wpgi, fug -. ard W ht luls &
=! ~, rng - "
she .-mcs The following ~ilnr-.cs 10 prpla t,,!
continuous trrfi'tfr ulfnn s'ss --Httnf'n w saln
laul VIZ;
VI i Halhiny Wm. Walden, 4, ;. severn aud
Eh,t ,ti,i. ali II lfmr, $40
] T. Ig,lNNus Register
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18
Tai.l.re af the stomach.

The mnn or woman whose digestion Is
perfect and whose stonnch performs lis
every iuncti6h IL n"yo" sick, kodol
clcanscs, purifcs and swc"tcns the s,om-
ach and cures positively and permanent
Is all stomach troubles, indigestion and
dyspepsia. 1t is the wonderful recon
structive tonic that h making 80 many
sick people well and weak people strong
by conveying 10 ,hciI budics all OF the
nnurishmcut In the ipod they eat. Rev.
j. II. Holiday, Of Ho.laday, Miss,
writes: "Kojol has turrG me-. cOusid-
cr /, the hest remedy | ever used for
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. ! was
given up by physici,n,. kodol saved
my life. . Take 1t aiterm,nl-. G.L.Hoit.
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

Department IT the Interior, Land Office at
NITiu lUrid. Missouri. Aug. - lgIl
Nulirr is hereby given that the following named
settler la, ncd uotirr n hi. Intention tp make O.
unl proof In support II hi- claim. l~iltr he Reg
is'rr aud Receiver NJ the T. : Land Oil'' nt
Sp'iupn.ll, Me-, ~ Friday, Oci !, lyG., VII:
Iuhu u kui,ht, " Eastyiuw. Missouri. home.
.'rgd Application 40. 9trp lor the ~ qr NV Vr
ard NV ~ ~ ~ scr |, e. hi lot Ne W. aud n' ~
o. srr ., Twp - u. rnv II Nv
ilr nnmu, The following Wltur-sus tn prove his
ruuiiuuuu, Residence upon aud cultivation ~ said
lhpl. VIZ
VI l. Hiri Wm Il MrGrow j, " l,uiram aud
i H. DaN, all ut i.astNirw. Missouri.
tANr- T. D'IaNNos Register
The Taney County republican., 1902-09-18

Department NJ the lntjiur l.aud Onicu a.
Springfield. Missouri, Nur >! iYE
Nulis !, hrtrh, given 'hntthr following unmoi
settler has flied notice ul IN, Intention o. NAV" d
nal prOui iu support Of b., claim. and that snil
priuf viii be- made briufr the Register und re-.
,riyrfui The United state, LtuG onlrrnt Sprung
field Missouri un FRIDAY, uct'h'rA it4. VI
Melvin T.. Hiri. NJ El,iyiuw, No, homestead
application Ne gI15i, for lhr .rpt .r q:, srr ~.
nr az ne ar, SEQ -, " ht NV ", ,rr ~. twp - u.
rng II ~.
lie names the following Wilnrs'". IA pruyr vi,
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