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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

His Ne Longer.
~ suppose you own tho house you nye
inr'
~ used TO-"
Sold Il. eh?'
mo; got tmarried."-Phildelphia Press.
Saved By the Signal Service.
Lonsleigh: Then you didn't propose to
Miss Gotrox after all?"
Shortleigh: mo. Ny knowledge Of the
signal-service code saved me from making
a fool Of myself"
Lonsleigh: well. put me on"
shortleigh: 'Just A I was about to COM
NIT myself she hoisted the cold-wavs nag"
Chicago NswA
"winlam. has the shad any testh7''
mo. ma'am- II doesn't need any. 1t uses
its bones."-Chicago Tribune.
Bisser: my wife has a great head"
Buxser: 80 has mine; just gave her S15
to buy Z cover for it"-Ohio State Journal
Touchias.
.Ars you . married manr' inquired the
inQuiative stranger.
No. dr." replied the other sadly.
"oh." said the nrst. II trust you viii par
don ma Tor referring to your bereavement.
should not have opened such . touching
subject"
''rouohing describes It beautifully" mur.
INJURED the other. ut II hard to pay as .
week aliuaony." State Journal.
4 Revised ProveRb.
In New York now we see.
According to the news,
When coppers disagree
The public gets Its dues.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Church: Il see seven organ grinder, were
recently sentenced to do three months. tIms
each"
Gotham: Looks as IL We might have a
pleasantcr spring than we expected. after
an"-Yonkers Statesman
Martha: 'Tou don't mean to say you have
accepted that Mr.. Spooner? Why. he is so
awkward. yon know! saw him holding an
umbrella over you the other day. and all
the water 1t caught ne allowed to drain
right onto you.'
Nancy: What better procf could have
that he 10 IN love with me? He hadn't the
least 0ea that It was raining, the dear
manr'-Boston Transcript
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Are you thinking only Of the presenty'
asked tie serious man. Or. arc you doing
your duty and trying to leave something
for those who come after your"
Those who coma after mef' repeated the
man Of genius pensivsiy. 'Dou you refer to
posterity or my creditors?''- Washington
Star.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

They Come That Way.
Customer: Have you 'Promethsus
Bound'?'
'Prometheus' ma'am. but II we had the
book at all 1t would be bound. sure.-Phfla-
delphia Press.
Aunt Alice. were you very bad when
you were little?' -
mo. indeed. my dear! tried to be very
good"
well. ]. think It's much better to be bad.
so as to have something interesting to
talk about when you grow up."-IAte-
"Have the letters been duly examined
by the handwriting expsrtT''
Yes, your Honor"
now be examined by the insanity expert"
Ohio State Journal.
An Irishman who was to undergo Q trial
In court was being comforted by his
priest.
Keep up your heart, Dennis my boy;
take my word for it. you'll got JUSTICE
Truth. your reverence" replied Dennis,
in an undertone, land that's Just what I'm
afraid of"lTit-Bits.
resident Of Everett. Kas. went on the
bond Of '.jointkeepsr'' for LOCO the other
day. whereupon tho local paper printed the
following paragraph:
II this man is able to 20 on the bond OF
criminals he certainly ought to bs able to
pay for his wedding invitations which he
got Of US few years ago. And No vii
take nifty cents on the dollar for the 40
count
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27
where II Is Needed.

do you think vaudeville should be re-
formedr' asked the callow youth. no"
granted the baldheaded man. but think
Some Of the soubrcttes should Be- re-
ed."-Philadelphia Record.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Here's an invention that enables you to
see the man who rings you UP over the
telephone"
That's well enough. But what u really
needed is something that will enable you
TO punch him In the jaw."-Detroit Free
Press
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

The Bluffeys. hear. have left town sud
denly. Have you heard anything to ex-
plain their disappearance"
Yes: believe It was due to their trying
to. keep up appearances. ."-Philadelphi
Press.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27
Mfllinery Fits.

Millinery Fits.
But" observed the fool man who had
permitted his wife to take him along on
her search for spring bonnet, ''the hat
doesn't seem TO fit. Now. 1 think a wom-
ans hat should conform to her head the
same as a mans"
"Ohr' Uttered the merry miliner, there
are no fits connected with spring hats. They
generally develop In tho men when the bill
comes home."-Chicago Journal.
True Genius.
4 tell you that poet 10 a genius"
"A genius? Why. his stun is the worst
i ever read"
II know
But why do you call him a seniusf"
Because he succeeds in selling it,
Philadelphia Record.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

A man out In the Indian Territory has
recovered 5000 for the loss of four ounces
OF brains.
Let's hope he has brains enough left TO
take care Of these dollars.-CIeveland Plain
Dealer.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Lazy. 10 hep
We'll. believe II that man were to wake
up some morning to find himself famous
that he'd turn over and 20 to sleep again"
Detroit Free Prees.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27
Extras In the BfII,

Clerk of the Burning Hotel Dresenting bill
TO escaping guests): IAN guests of this hotel
vii please step into our new office acroos
the street and pay for this extra fire and
water servfoe."-Chicaeo News
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

The Extreme Of strenuousness.
Mrs. Muggins: rs Mrs wigwag active In
public Efe?''
Mrs. Bugginr: "Antivel 1ny. that woman
belongs to tixtesn different societies for the
suppression Of thinss."-Philadelphia REQ
ord,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

= Ding: Miss Bonde Is nothing il not up-to-
date; y know she refused Cholly by wire.
less teiesraphy."
Ding: "A woman's no g often yes"
But this wss 'yes-lcss nov'-Baltimors
Herald
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

80 that millionaire went to New Yofk. :
suppose he took in ell the swell phess!-
NO: he spsnt most Of his time In I'D
leya"
Great guns! You don't mean k?-
'Yss; he n champion bowler"-Philadel
phiA Record.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

what caused the nrs In the match fac
tory?'
There was some friction. I believe, among
the heads Of the Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Satisfaction In 1t.
You know. my dear" said her friand,
wealth does not mean happiness"
Well" said the young lady. Who ws&
considering q possible proposal. 1T mean4
carte blanche with ones milliner 6nd ons't
dressmaker."-Brookly Life.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Dollar en- a half for q marriage licenssls
exclaimed q colored applicant; then. turning
TO the bride-to-be: "I<ndy. does you think
IL worth it?'
WELL" was the reply. ''hit do come
mighty high: but reckon I'll hstter pay It,
long o. done come heah wild your'-At-
lanta Constitution.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

Hfxon: Between me and my wife ~
know It ALL"
Dixon: 'Hows that?'
Hlxon: "She tells me everything that -
pens. and tell her lot Of things
never happened"-Chicago Newa
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

(which do you prefer" asked the friend,
"claasiesl music or classical plays?''
Classical music every time" answered
Mr. Cumrox. There's always noise enough
in that to keep you awaks."-washinstuu
Star
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-04-27

rs there anything man can take to cure
insomnia, doctorr'
''oh. yss." said the man Of medicine. push
ing cloud Of smoke from his cigar ceiling
ward: "Aeep."-Yonkers Statesman.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06

tan church in Huntington Feb.
H. given by the ladies of
Huntington.
John Watson had the mis-
fortune of having a valuable
horse badly hurt in the barn
Thursday night.
The young people enjoyed a
social party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wike at their home
Thursday night.
Tom Shultz is helping Porter
Pendleton run his farm near
Perry.
Several nice lunches of hogs
are being fed in this neighbor-
hood.
Constable Del Hagar will
soon collect delinquent taxes.
The snow is said to be very
beneficial to the wheat.
DR.. John Bell has a fine
bunch OF cattle and plenty of
feed
Church services will take
place at Aerial Sunday.
Our blacksmith is doing a
good business.
Very cold here.
Mrs. Isadole Hagar left last
week for Bjsbee. Arizona, where
she will ioiu her husband who
went to that place a few weeks
ago.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
Indian Greek.

Mis-. Jim Pike entertain ed a
mum Der Of friends at her home
in this place Monday, in honor
of her sister in.law, Mrs. Frank
Williams who is here from Col.
oradO visiting relatives and
friends. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bede Villa ms,
Mrs. Frank Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dial S'palding, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Spalding, Mrs. Gu.
sack, Mrs McNelis and Miss
Etfie Smlln. The day and
especially tne dinner was
heartily enjoyed by all
b. G. Hay, has bought the }.
h. Carricu rlrn one mile north
of Indian Geek. consideration
not known
Jim TuiIy bought number
of stacks of hav from I r Car
rico last wool,
inconsistencies
,,a,,I' - ~, Sou"s
inr - d,.,.,...', w. ,N,;II1,
last Friddy
I'D T,,.v made = bps,rase
trim to :, I.l,is tnis week.
W. .,, .,.,
ala f.;o,I ....., 49,
H1anria ,,,.rIf.,,. aoo D;,.a 80
C.;SSIo =. r.i,
....
- ,,io;,
i"eie ''- &c I ios ess'Ve
H"O"ei pa '''c" III Tue Ool'
icy "dl' "' -..' pace next hF'-
""y eNe",''N' 0"oer tue auspices
C.-:..., 49,. .'
Tha ,i1 ~,
1870 U.s." a.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06

home Monday from St. Joseph.
where she has been clerkinp in
a department store.
The party given at DR.. Mad.
dOX's Saturday night in honor
of Misses Ettie Wadsworth. was
we'll attended, All those pres
ent report Il nice time.
W. H. Wadsworth was in Pal.
myra Tuesday on business.
G. ~ Lawson was in PALMYRA
on business, Thursday.
The Methodist will hold their
quarterly meeting at Ely, Fe b..
2:22-23. There Will be preach,
ing Saturday morning at IL a.
III. and : p. m. and Sunday at1l
a. m. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend these services
7. J. Covert and family are
going to move back TO Illinois.
Mrs. G. A. Lawson is able to
be about again after a Il severe
spell of sickness.
j. H. Hymers was ir Ely
Wednesday shaking hands with
his many friends,
Miss Libbie Emery is visiting
homefolks near Ely.
Miss Jennie Boone is visiting
in Hunnewell.
Mrs. H. T. Boone who has
been quite sick is now able to
be about again.
There was d dance at Mike
Getsenberger's last Thursday
but on account of bad weather.
'"O'o we're not many present.
W. B, Turpin and Pat Barrett
were in Monroe Saturday.
Daniel Boone is on the sick
list.
Robert Young was in Hanni.
bal last Friday on business.
Union Valley Telephone Co.
held business meeting at Ely
Saturday afternoon. Not manv
OF the stock holders were pres.
ent at the meeting.
S. r. Emery was in PALMYRA
attending to some road'business
! Tuesday.
Boone Bros. have shut down
their saw mill until the wealth
er moderates.
Willie Schluckebier of West
Ely attended church at Ely
Sunday night,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
CORRESPONDENTS.
Newsy Items Complied for us by our
Country Correspondents.
Ely EtchingS.

Daniel Boone made a BUSINESS
trip to Palmyra Monday.
Rev. Book of Monroe filled
his appointmentat Ely, Sunday.
Reason Moss returned TO
Palmyra, Monday.
Henry burst returned home
from Quincy. Saturday.
G. A. Lawson was in Monroe
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Dora Schluckerbier re-
turned home Saturday from
Monroe. where she has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jno.
A. Smith.
H. G.. Guinther went to Mon
roe Saturday to see Dr. Ely.
Miss Rosa Smith visited
homefolks over Sunday.
Miss Anna Gibbons came
home Friday evening from Pal
myra where she is attending the
Centenary College.
Miss Willie Maddox came
down from Monroe Friday after
noon to visit homefolks return
ing to Monroe Monday morning
She is attending school there.
Miss Eftie Wadsworth of Mon
roe, visited DR.. Maddox and
family Sunday.
A party was given at John
Davis Friday. All present re-
port an enjoyable evening.
Delbert Lear and Miss Marie
White of near New Market at
tended preaching at Ely Sun
day morning.
The party given at G. F..
Straub'S Thursday evening was
well attended. All present re-
port a plea SAINT evening. Ice
cream and cake was served,
H. T. Boone finished putting
up ice Monday.
D. G. Clark, Jerry Harris aud
G. A. Lawson are putting up
ice.
DR.. Brown of Monroe was
called to Ely Saturday to S ee
Johnnie Harris who was quite
sick, but is some better at this
writing.
N. L. Grains son who been
sick, is able to go about again,
j. E. Spiker made business
trip to Illinois Monday.
Miss Nell Cassaday retur nee
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
APPEALS FOR FUNDS.
Inhabitants of -Four Arkansas Counties
Badly in Need of Help.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. a.
The conditions prevailing in
the four counties of Baxter,
Fulton, Sharp and lizard, in
North Arkansas, are dreadful
TO contemplate, as a result of
the terrible drouth from which
the country suffered last year.
with the exception of a fairly
good wheat crop in that sec
ton. there was scarcely any.
thing raised by the farmers
The corn crop was an abso.
lutte failure. and there is not
now sufficient corn in the affect.
ed district to plant the crops.
The same is true as to the cot.
ton crop. The people are in
need of bread, feed for stock
and seed for planting to cradle
a crop to be made.
Heretofore the merchants in
the towns of that section have
been able to carry the people
on credit and furnish supplies,
but now they are helpless be
cause they are unable to make
collections for last years sup
plies, and many of them are
struggling to meet debts con-
tracted for goods heretofore
furnished to the farmers.
In view of these conditions
a meeting was held at Frank.
lin, lizard County, on January
%, participated in by leading
men from all parts of the four
counties. who declared that n
per cent of the people are in
need of help, and of that mum.
Der 90 per cent are practically
destitute, the remainder wholly
unable to do more than care for
themselves.
Resolutions we're adopted
calling on Arkansas Senators
and Representatives in Con-
gress to cake active steps to
secure financial aid from the
Federal Government to assist
the people until ano Their crop IS
made. To add to the serious
conditions, it is feared by many
that the wheat in the counties
is almost Totally destroyed.
The principal towns affected
are: Harry aud Evening Shade,
in Sharp County; Melbourne,
lizard County; Mount Horne,
Baxter County; Salem and
Viola, Fulton County, all of
these being towns from which
st. Louis draws Il splendid
trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
CoOperyiIle Captures!

H. [. Lear and Mrs. Mollle
Bower visited relatives at Shell
oyville and Newark last week.
Mrs. Esteile Sullivan and
children after spending some
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
Farms to Rent.

l. nave two good farms. A
miles south of the city, fo- sale
or rent. One contains 1913 acres
the other 10 acres,
WILL II. YOUELL..
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06
Hatch Happenings.

Our merchant was attending
to business in your city Satur.
day.
Everybody here will attend
the Oyster Supper at the Chris
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06

N. L. Hume wants Real
Estate and all kinds of business
Tor sale or Exchange, nave
customers for every thing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-02-06

time with her parents w. J.
Mcleod and wife returned to
her home in st. Louis S,atur.
day.
II. l. Lear, b. B. Walker and
W. j. Mcleod each lost horse
with in week.
Mrs. Brewer and daughter.
Callie, of near Warren. yisited
her daughter Mrs. c.. E. Colvert
Saturday.
There was pie anG bound
party at the residence .E =. r.
Evans last Tuesday c.rning.
The evening was spent liz play.
ing carroms All left a.. "a late
hour expressing them> res as
having Il good time.
Hickory Grove sch,u' took
Cooper school by surp f~n Fri,
day afternoon. The .acher,
Miss Myra Lewis, and ne en-
tire school came Owe I'd en-.
gagged in a spelling match
which proved victor, for
Hickory Grove.
D. b. Walker will r,-e his
family this week on ii farm
near Ely. We regr., very
much to loose them In our
midst we wish them >..tass in
their new home.
Mrs. Mollie Bower sd son
Charley are visiting IL, mother
Mrs. D. G. Handley ill.,. week.
Little Virgie Evan ats been
on the sick list for .. past
week
w. j. Mcleod ac@onpanied
his daughter Mrs Sullivan
aboard the train 49, Monroe
City Saturday. He va. step.
ping pretty high and Ne uext !
thing he knew he W. .eppinr
off at Ely. But he m9.aged to !
get back to the old t.,vn about !
$50 that night.
Thirty'tive days 40 Elder |
+. B. Briney swore OF he cigar !
habit 1for 35 days al did !
nobly, but at the exrt,ltion of |
time named the lotc of the !
weed returned. fe. secur. |
ed a fragrant cigar, at off the :
end of it and with smile of |
pleasure anticipated struck |
match and puff, puff out there I
was an hour :etribut.on in the !
near future. After smoking he .
took nap and upon awaken.
-ng found that the weed had
lone for him just what the first +,
weed does for a kid. made him
sick and then it wa do lust as
The kids do: I'll never do if
again. until the next time
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-16

State Of Missouri.
County of Tnncy.
In the probate court for the county ~ TAney aud
state of Missouri November term, A. u. IH2
John I. Dickrnson, Pablic Administrator, Ad.
mtuistrntiun OF the estate Of Inmes ~ Dixon
dee. ased. Order of Publication.
Now come. John T. DickrnsOn. administr rntnr "
the estate Of james B piNon. deceased. aud PR.
."nts to the court his p,tlun PRAYING for an order
for the sale NJ 81 much Of III" real estate II said
decreased NJ will pay ana satisfy the remaining
debt, due by ssid estate. and yet unpaid for want
of sunci"n, assets accompanied by thu areuunts
lists aud inventories required by law IN such ease
IN examination whereof u }, ordered that all PET
sous Interested III the estate OF said drcrn,rd lE
notified that application ~ aforesaid has irnn
made, aud that unless the CONTRARY be shown ou
ur b"iur' the first day u the next term NJ this
court, Ia br held nn the tenth of Novrmlrr next
au order will b. mndr for the sale ~ The whole ~
81 much of the real estate " the said dcrrnscd -,
will bc sufficient for the payment NJ said debts.
and u Is further ordered that this nolicr h. pub
li,hrd IN sunlr newspaper ~ this cuuuty fot four
weeks hcfutr the nrNt term oi this court aud II
j. further ordered that certified copy ut thi. order
u" duly served upon the heirs of aid Diseased
Residents " sniI county, and stair VI Missouri,
state Of Missouri,
County Ot Tan-y,
!, \, l.. Weathennnn Judge and cX.oficio clrtk
Of 10" probate court In and Tor said county hereby
c.rtify that the aboye II true copy of the origin.
al order Of publication therein referred TO- Us the
sane appears Of record in my Office
Witness my hand ~ Clerk, and the seal NJ our
said Court Done at ny Office In the
IsEALl city oi Forsyth In said county, this
ith day of september, 4. ID lpe.
p25i0l6 A. l.. WrATuynNAS
Judge and Nv sDflicin Clerk
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-16

Department OF the Interior Land Ofic. At
Springfield Missouri. sept. -. IiIg
NuiIcc h hrrrly given that the lollow =. med
settler has nri nntic- of his intention e. make n
nal proof In support of bi, claim. aud that sald
proof VIII b. made before the county clerk ut FOR
syth, Mi,sudfi. on FRIDAY Suyrnilirr ?. ipIl, va
stephen ". White, of kirhyyic, Missouri. n.
y No. shpl lot the ~ o" u, aud NV ~ ne az,
aud u hf nv irl a. sec ~. twp .! a. rng siW.
lie names the following witnesses tn prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of ,aid
land, viz.
~ NJ Bno,hc. Of Nincy, Missouri. and Y 7.
Thomson. ~ Owun and J. n Kelley, OF kitby.
VILE. Missouri
J. T.. OBAssoy Rorist.r
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-16

Department, Ui the interior Land Onicr ut Spring.
hrid. Missouri sept. ~, W.
Notice l. h"frbN given that the iollnwin NAMED
settler has hlrl nulir" ~ ~, intention tp make q
nal urroi IN 'upputt U' his claiin, aud that saL
nfupf w'il J." undc before j. " Hughes county
-lefk, Mt Forsyth, Mo, on SATURDAY, Nov =. IsL,
ycI.
John Jones, ~ Cedar Valley Mo homestead
application No. xTig Tor the " hf sr or and bf
~ qr, SEQ ~ twp ~ u. rng 3W
". names u. following witnesses to prov. hi,
continuous residence upon aud cultivation u said
land VIZ;
g VI Thompson, Lum Anderson, Mack Gambill
'hd ). \. Cline, NIL ~ Cedar Valley, Missouri
JAMS T. O'BAssos Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-16
The Constitutional Amendments.

The constitutional amendments, eight
In number, will be found on page eight
Of this paper They are couched In
technical language, and, In the main, n
person must be a lawyer, and better In
formed In regard to tho constitution Of
Missouri than nine,y-nine voters in a
hundred, to get an intelligent idea Of
their meaning or effect. Voters should
study them to the best Of their ability,
and when In doubi-votc no.
Amendment No. Is In regard to tax
alton. No. = is In regard TO township
organization. No. deals with charters
OF cities and towns. No. 4concerns tax.
alton in the city Of st. Louis. No. . is
concerning taxation for local purposes.
No. q deals with bonds Of the city OF st.
Louis. No. confirms and perpctuates
the state certificates OF Indebtedness.
No. 5 relates TO Indebtedness Of cities Of
not more than 30, 900 nor less than 1000
inhabitants.
The only amendment In the lot 10
which the people Of Taney county are
especially interested is the seventh, le-
gnlizing and perpetuatipg the state Ger.
titcatcs OF Indebtedness. That they
were illegally ISSUED Is sufficiently
shown by the very submission Of an
amendment, to legalize them. 1t is the
usual custom TO bring men before the
this matter the order is reversed, and
the law-breakcrs ask the people 10
amend the constitution In order to make
lawful their law-breaking.
Ex-Governor Stone und Democratic
speakers and papers deny that the
amendment perpetuates the debt, and
Mr.. stone quotes the amendment, rs pro
viding that the certificates MAY be
renewed as they mature" Turn to page
$ of this paper and read the proposed
amendment, t7th) as prepared and sent
out by the secretary OF state, and you
will note that the language is manda-
tory: that the certificates SHALL be"
renewed; and you will see further that
no provision is made for their payment
nj any time, in this world or the next.
The Democratic state government has
turned an asset into an obligation, II
bond payable to the state intoan Illegal
obligation Of the state 70 pay, u fund in.
10 debt, and, by the adoption of the
seventh amendment the voters are
asked to ratify the misappropria,ion Of
fund which should have been held rs
n sacred trust for the benefit Of the
school children Of Missouri for al time.
upd make legal debt 10 hang round
their necks and the necks0f thcirchild-
ren, forever. viii the voters OF Taney
county help do this great wrong?
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-16

by virtue and authority Of special execution
from the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court
OF Tancy county, Missouri. rcturnablc at the
october term. lisr., Of said court and Ia mo III
rected ipfayor ORR u Price collector ofthc rev.
enue and against u A. -lhyd"n. T. \ Slayden
Sarah slayden, heirs Of William Slaydcn. and
Thomas Payne, have levied upon and Aieked
all the right, title, interest aud claim of the
said r. a slaydcn. T. A. slaydcn, sarah Stay
den. heirs OF william slaydcn, and Thomas
Payne OF. In and to the following described
property, tO-wit
The e hf Of the se ~ sec q, twp9 range 10,
and the hf Of the sw ar section ~ twp - range
IN; all lying aud being In the said county, aud
state of Missouri. and Will. on Wednesday (,
the 2ath day Of October, A u. 1872, between
the hours Of nine O'Clock In the forenoon and
i've In the afternoon Of that day, al the south
door of the court house, In the town OF Forsyth.
county Of Tanry, sell the same. or 10 much
thereof ~ may be required, nj public venduc,
TO the highest bidder for cash In hand, to saiis-
fy said execution ana costs
j A. WE,THrRuAs.
sheriff of fancy county, Mo.