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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-19
WILL PUSH WORK
The ID. ". & r.. L. Plans for Spring
Operations.

Construction will soon begin on the ex-
tension Of the Duluth, Virginia & Rainy
Lake road through to Koochiching The
road has recently filed trust deed Of
50, O00,O 900, payable to the Minnesota Loan
and Trust company, and arrangements for
the work will go forward at once. The
officials hope to reach Koochiching by
Dec. 1
The promoters Of the road own !. 200, $
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Bio Hosiery Values

The biggest value in the North-
west at 1215c will be found right
here. For men, women or children.
For Women - A full-fashioned
Black Cotton Hose, made Of 2
thread yarn, with double u0h~
soles, heels and toes. Pair lZI@N
For Boys-An extra heavy Black
Cotton Hose, XXI rib, with double
knees, heels and toes; sizes 6 to 10.
Just the thing for school 10hr
wear. Pair. ........ lZI<(
For nisses-A fine IL ribbed
Black Cotton Hose, Isle finish, with
double knees, spliced 0h~
soles and heels. Pair -. 1 A/@A
For nen-TWo- thread Black Cot
ton, with seamless foot and spliced
heel heels and toes. The 12hc
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Rare Old vfolins.

Pure silver wound G and genuine Italian
violin strings. Rose and SAVERS. 4S 8 9Th st.
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E. w. Grove.
California--via The SUNSHINE Rou1

This name must appear on every box Of the
genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets the
remedy that cures cold in one day. Is cents
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The Newest Trim
mings. {

Itwould be an awful task to name
them all. You might get bewildered
even looking at them. But you'd
be sure to find what you want If
it's In existence. There is black
and white Applique in medallion
and leaf patterns; Jet, Silk and
Spangled Trimmings in a multitude
of designs; brilliant Silk Braids in
all colors, styles and widths, and
everything else. !
Persian Bands, from ~ to 8
inches wide, and from Csc to $1.5O
yard. 81 ssz'=e :.. sH-- .
For Thursday speciality, we will
offer a fine. imported Silk Gimp at
Csc a yard. 1t comes in all colors
and is worth double The price.
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Majestic Hemstitched Pillow Cases,
with 3-in. hem, openwork hemstitched-
42x36, regular price l5c; sale, ca. f1Hc
45x36, regular price TIC; sale, ca. 12Hc
Wamsutta Hemstitched Pillow Cases,
the finest In the land, hemstitched in the
spoke stitch style
42x36, regularly 33c, this sale each. f9c
45x36, regularly 35c. this SALE each. .23c
Clio Hemstitched Pillow Gases, in one
size only, .45x36 among the best on the
market; worth 35c; while they az1/ !.
last eachS... 1IZ2C
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Ready-Made Sheets.

Tonka, 63x9O, reg. 45c sheets, ca $50
Tonka, 1890, reg. SOC sheets, ca . 40
Salem, or Harvest Home Sheets
.8lx90, regular price 574c each .49e
Our Ideal Sheets, ideal from every
point of view, linen finish. snow white
bleach, wearing properties guaranteed.
63x90, sale price, each. 571c
1880, sale price, each. ....... G2ae
Slx90, sale price, each. .G75G
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SAoAAs AAAAN va - Ma
. Here's prompt suggestion: Get
a TailorMade Suit, say one of those
in blue or black Cheviot. The Elton
jacket is faced with: MORE silk.
The skirt is cut with a deep fiounce
and trimmed with bands Of MORE;
good percaline lining. You may find
it just the thing; it is GER N.OS
tainly bargain at.
Perhaps you'd prefer one of those
made of black and white Novelty
Goods. 1t has a single breasted
jacket, with yoke back and front;
tiaring skirt with stitched bands;
percaIine lining. A very neat and
cast easty SUIT that Will 1850
Elton Jackets of Black Cheviot,
lined with silk e 90
romano ~
Ladies' Raglans, $4,000 and $500
ones, made Of covert or homespun,
in black, gray or brown, with
tight or loose back, COS
oaCH. .8.... ...> .-. ..
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Ten DAYS to Easter.

1hnk how Ladies' Garments will have to be bought
in those days! Wen sell than share of them
The drift of excellence stocks
indicate it, And it's true anything that the ladies
who first will have the easiest time and the most sasfac
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! Leather Goods.
Tucked Satin Belts, with stayed
backs and goldor oxidiZed - ~ :,
buckles. All sizes, ZOE
each :. ......1-.... - = >,
Walrus and Seal Chatelaine Bags,
lined with Lea leather d'sI:; With
Each ). ..~....... - -
Hand Carved Mexican ~N
Leather Belts, with leather vC
buckles, at -. - -
Ladies' Wrist Purses, in morocco
Il iii is s5Sssi 'i1sd IiO Each Csc
soc and. ..............
A Bed Spread. -.
FOR ONE DAY we will sell a
genuine English Marseilles Bed
Spread. like those we have sold hun
} dreds of at So SO apiece, 1.OS
1xr< to
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At no time are the ladies so par
ticular about the quality and APP
pearance of their gloves as at
Easter. SO we call special atten=
ton to our assortment Of Easter
Gloves, knowing that we can please
the most fastidious.
Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Gloves, our
Navarro" quality--one we always
vouch for, pique stitched, Paris
Point embroidered backs; all the
pretty shades Of the season. 4 Dr.
The pair. $3.50. L 10
Ladies' French Kid and Suede
Pique Gloves, 2-clasp, with newest
embroidered backs, in dark and
new evening shades. The 4 60
Mems Kid Gloves, Of fine quality,
pique stitched, with new embroid-
cred backs, in new spring shades
for street or dress; fitted 4 90;
and guaranteed. Thepa AsUU'
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A Perfect Fitting
Corset.

It IS a handsome Dresden Corset,
trimmed at top and bottom with
lace and ribbon, has two side steeIs
and is we'll boned. 1t is ~ ~
perfect filter and will cost aDVDC
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pay the c o manufa
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The Ribbon Season

A we'll chosen heading for Rib
bons are called for now if ever.
We can help you to brighten up
your Easter. Day.
The correct novelty for neckwear
is 315-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbon.
We have it in black, white, cream
and every one Of the new tints. 1t
is a regular 29c value. 10
Thursday, the yard. :. -. ~
Thursday We'll have a thousand
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

department Of the Interior, United States Land
Olico At Springfield, Missouri, Aug n 1902.
A sufficient contest affidavit having b-rn fled
In this of,lrr by Henry ". Settlers. contestant,
against homestead entry No. 23s,i, made Dcccni-
b,r u, issS for the nv I'll az aid hf ~ I'll ~.
SEQ ". twp - n, rng ~ ", by William J., Gilmore,
coni",t-r, In which II l. alleged that said william
T. Gilmore nbandonrd said land ou or about Aug.
l. ipU aud has b"cn sbsrnt from that date until
dat. oi affidavit. aud III at said land has not b.cn
cultivated or improved In any way during this
time. by him or anyone Tor him, and thai said ab
-.ncr was not du. ~ employ u-nt In rhr army
navy o' marine corps Of the unsod States In iln"
of war.
Said PARTIES arr hereby notified to npprar,
r..is,nd aud offer evidence touching sald
allegation ., 10 "urcs y. ~. -" o,,. iIo.. to-
forr J ". Hughes. county clerk NJ Forsyth, No..
and that nnAl hearing will l- held at ~ o'clock
A. III. on Oct. y iv,s. before the Register and Re
ceiyrt at the United States Land Oncc IN Spring
field Mo -
The said contestant having, In ptnprr nfliia-
Wit nled Aug. :, itv. set forth facts which show
that after due dilieence personal .-ryic" of M,
notice can not w. made, II IL hereby or,i"rnd ahi
directed that such npthr H. given b, due aud
prupcr publication. j. y. o'bannon, hrRisGr'
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02
Order Of Publication.
State OF Missouri, !.

State OF Missouri, az
County of Tancy.
In the probate court for the county OF Taney and
state Of Missouri, November term, A. ID. lvJ..
John n Dicken,on. Public Administrator. Ad.
mipistration Of the estate Of James H. Dixon.
drc.a ascd. Order Of Publication.
Vow comes John T. Dick.nson. administrator OF
the estate Of James II. Dixon, deceased, ana pre-
sents 10 the court his petition praying Tor an order
FOR the sale OF so much Of the rea, estate OF said
deceased as will pay aud satisfy the remaining
debts due by said estate, aud yet unpaid for want
of sufficient assets accompanied by the accounts,
lists aud inventories required by law IN such case,
on examination whereof II Ia ordered that all PER
sons interested In the estate o. said deceased be
notified that application as aforesaid has been
male, and that unless the contrary be shown on
or before the arst day OF the next term OF thiS
court, 10 be held ON the tenth ot November, next,
an order will be made for the sale Of the whole OF
so much OF the real estate Of the said deceased as
will be sufficient for the pnymtnt of said dcots
and II Is further ordered that this notice be pup
lished In sons newspaper In this county fof ioui
weeks before the next term Of this court; anu y
Ia further ordered that certified copy oi THIS ofuc
be duly served upon the heirs Of said deceased
residents OF said county, aud state OF Missouri
State OF Missouri, =.
County OF Tsney.
I, A. l.. Weathcrman, judge aud ex'oncio clefl
Of the probat. court In and for said county, bnfeb!
certify that the above Ia ru" copy oI the origin
al order Of publication therein referred TO- as IN
same appears Of record Ia my ONCE
| Witness my hand as CLERK. and this seal OF ou
| said Court Done nj my ofcn IN ~
| fsEALl city OF Forsyth IN said county, TIL
| a,h day Of September 4. ID lm.
osstpiS A. l.. WEAruERAAS,
| Judge and Ex .Onlcio Clrri
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department Of the Interior, United States Land
Oncr Springfield, Mo-, sept II, ian,
A sufficient cnntcs, affidavit having been nl"d IN
this oIiic, by ". Y. Krithlry, contestant, against
b umestaad entry No 23iti made April T. lssS, f"r
the hf lot /: NV az src ~, twp - u, range u ",
and :. ar ne OF, sec N. twp :sn rne sa~, by Jaurs
Jones. con,rsi--. In which IL j. alleged that th.
said James Jones has wholly abandoned aud.
changed his r-si,isncr irom said land for mor''
than four years past and that said
nbsrrcc was not due 10 employment In The army
navy or marine corps OF the United States IN
tim. Of war.
Said parties arr hereby uouhd TO APPEAR. re-
sponi and uner evidence touching said allegation
81 ~ -,.s.--L on NOV. 4, W., before vernon
&. Todd notary pnblic, NJ rvr-,ss, Asss~ossIi s"d
that nnal h.a ring will h. held NJ 10 o'clock n ~.
on Nov. H. lar. before III" iirgis,"r and Receiver
al the United States Land O0lc- In Springfield
Missouri,
TIL. said contestant having, In proper afiJa'
Wit filed Sept. v. Ipu!, ~, forth facts which shnw
thu, after du" diligence personal ~er,ir" oi TN,
notice cannot b' made, II Il hereby ordered hhl
directed that such notice bc given by due aud
] T. O'lIASSos Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02
Prouress on White River Rosd.

neralRobertNeill, ,ex-congressrnan
OF Batesville, was In Little Rock the
other day, and reports that work on the
White River railroad is progressing
rapidly. "The road is In regular opera
tion as far as Penters Bluff and the
track Is laid to Rocky Bayou, a small
stream some distance above. The creek
has not yet been bridged. Its believed
however, that the track will be complet.
cd and the bridges built SO that train'
will run through ss far u SYCAMORE II
two or three weeks, said he. THAT II
80 miles above Batesville. The grading
is nearly completed IN Buffalo City
with the exception ola few bluffs. Their
will be considerable bridge oyer th'
North Fork Of White, which has not ye
been started. Penter's Blum Isl notable
place. II is about 400 feet high, and !
crowned with 100 feet Of gray marble
the fines, quality"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

State OF Missouri, "A.
County OF fancy,
In the Circuit Court; October Term. lp2.
Julia N. Graham, flaintin,
Va.
Charles II. Graham, Defendant
Al this day comes the plaintiff herein by her
attorney j 81 .kinyon and nles her petitlon and
afidnvIt, alleging, among other thlngs, tha'
defendant, Charles II Graham. Ia not resi-
dent Of the state Of Missouri.
Whcreup0n, II is ordered by the Clerk In va
cation. that said defendant be notified by pub
iIcAtion that plaintiff has commenced suit
against him In this court, the object and gen.
crsi nature Of which Il TO obtain decree Of d.
yorce from defendant upon the ground Of
Abandonment, and that unless the said
Charles II Graham be and appear AZ
thia conrt, o. the next term thereof, 70 be Dc.
gun and holden at the court house IN 'he town
Of forSyth. In said county. on sne Eth gay Q!
October, next, and on or before the hrss day OF
ssId term, unleas further time be siven oy the
court, and answer or plcsd TO the petition ~
sald cause, the same Will b. taken "a coniessen'
| and Judgment will be rendered accordingly
And II Ia further ordered, that . copy heyeo
be published, according to law, " the Tane'
| County Republican, a newspaper published IL
saId county OF Taney, for four weekA success
lively the last Insertion to be at least aftcen day
before the frat day Of said next October term o
this court. j. c. johnson, Circuit CltTk.
A true copy from the record,
| Witness my hand, and tbs ssal Of ~
(s.ALl Ciruuit Cont Of fancy County, thi
Sth day Of September, A. y. leos.
le.ll.lO-3.2 &c, johnson, Circuit Clssk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department of the Interior. United Statos Land
Office. Springfield. Missouri, Aug :, iv9.
A sufficient contest niiidavit having hem nled
In this nioce by Z. N. Thsayson, cou,cssAni.
aaaiWst homestrsd entry No. x6s7, mad" 6eps
", iSpS. for lot ., NV qr, aud hf lot j, INV ",
aud hf lot O. sw or, sec ~ twp u n, rng ~ ", by
Russell n. Gross, contestsc, 10 which II Is alleged
tina, said Bussell u. Gross has Wildly abandoned
and changed his rrsld, nc' from Aid laai for
more than one year past, and that said absence
was not die To cmploymcn, IN the Amy, navy or
marine corps Of the United States In time OF war.
Said parties are hereby notified ,dappear, rr'
spond and ofYcr evidence touching sais allegation
nj 10 o'clock a. m on Sept q, iur2, befTr Vernon
G. Todd, notary public, at Forsyth, Mo, and that
nnal hearing will be held ut 10 o'clocs n. m on
Oct I, 1907, before the Register aud Receiver 81
the United States Land Ofce In Springfield, Mo
The said contestant having, In pfotcr anida
w.t. nled Aug l, 1902, sat forth fact, whrh show
that after due diligence PERSONAL service OF thi
notice can not b. made, II Is hereby ordered ant
directed that such notice he given by due ant
proper publication. j. =. OBAnnon, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02
# Cheer, and all her Prospects Bright
FORSYTH MISSOURI THURSDAY OCT. e. 1902 Sa Year in A
Contest Notice.

Department OF the Interior. Land Onior ht
Springfield. Missouri, August IL ipn
A sufficient contest AfidAvit having been hl-d
In this Office BY Julian l.. Holiday. contestant,
against homestead entry No, ssiyD made jul, Y.
isp5, for q III lot y sw ar sec - twp " a. rnvn w.
and HI So ar. and sc ar ~ qr, sec ~, twp ~ y.
rng ~ W. by James 7 Mccormick contrst"e. ~
which II Is alleged that said James ] Mccormick
has wholly abandoned aud changed his RESIDENCE
from said land for morr than years past, and
tha, said absence was not due io his employment
In the army, navy or marine eurps of the Y. Sin
time Of war. said parties are hereby notified W
appear. respond and offer -yid.nc. touching said
allegation at NJ o'clock n. m. on Oct.p irn, rlof,
Vernon q, Todd. notary public, ht forsyth, MO-,
aud that anal hearing will h. held nj 10 ocluck a.
M on Oct. ~, ipr!. hforr the i,rgi,trr and Rn n'
ceiv.r At n. United States land oiirc IN Spring
nele, Nk,spsL.
tina. after due diligence personal service Of this
no,c, can not he made II l. hcr-by ordered aud
directed that such nntic. b. given by due aud
proper publication.
J. T. O'HAssoS Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

pepar tment Of the Interior. Land Ohlce at
Missouri, Aug. 70, lu1
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has nlsd notice OF his intention TO make O.
nal proof In support Of his claim. and that said
pfooi will be made before the county clerk at For
syth, Missouri, on Tuesday, October !, iala, viz:
John x. Ross, homestead application No,
1850 for the NV az, seo "a, twp " u. range " "
H. names the foil owing wttbcsses 10 prove hts
continuous residences upon aud cultivation Of said
q. VI. Womack, +. A. wyer and v. y. Stevens.
oil Of Flag, Missouri. and N. =. Coz, Of CARRIER.
! y.P. OBAxsox, Registst.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department OF the Interior, Land 0flicc Al
Springfield Missouri Sept 2, lpk.
Notice Is hereby given that the Glowing named
settler has ncd noiicc of his intention 10 max" o.
nal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
prooi will be- IN vdc before J. ". Hughes, couniy
clerk, at Forsyth, Missouri, on Saturday Oct
II, ivR. viz:
Columbus ". Barnhart. homestead application
No 229sS for the h. NV az sec II, twp " n rne
gw
lie names the following witnesses TO prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz;
Isaiah St.wsss, at Dsv, No., and -. a. ss-..es.
4 W Kelley and II. s. Wilson 0f Reno, Mo-
" Up O'BAsNos, Register,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02
Notice for Publ1cstion. /.

DEPARTMENT Of the lniefigr, I.nhu omce NJ
Springfield. Missouri, August = igE
Notic. IL hereby given tbAt thc followlng'namcd
settler has filed notic. OF his intention 70 make o.
nal proof In suppor, Of his clnin, and ,ha, M SAD
syth, Missouri, on Saturday, October II, luG. VIZ:
John T.. Rhodes, Of Protein. No., homestead ap'
plication No. xTa0, for tho sw qr ne qr, sec -,
t~p % 60, sou wv.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz.
A.J.cutbirth. Of Dit, No., snd la. .Haskins. n. L.
Chapman and Il. 5. Dearloff. n Protein, Mo.
j. y. UbASxox Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department " the Interior, land Onlo" at
Springfield. Missouri, Aug. y, ipG
No,ic- II hereby given that the following named
settler has nlvd notice Of his Intention to max" u
nal proof In support u hi- slain. aud that said
pruoi will H. made before the Register aud Re
r.iycr oi ti~ United States Land ofic"ht spt'ng'
1old, Missouri on Friday. p,,oh~r 2 iyll, via
Melvin T.. fIird. of Eastyicw, Mo, homestead
application No 2I,y3, ful III. ~ az 50 ar, sec 10
u. ~ he ", sec N " hf NV qr, sec ~, twp ., n,
rng ".
| ilc names the following witnesses to prove HI.
continuous r,sidcuc. upon aud cultivation OF said
land. VIA:
!, N. iiutram. Edd McGrew, John II, knight
| aud J. l.. Day, ell " Easlvi.w, Missouri
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02
A Geoat 1runk Line.

Recent interviews with Mr.. Gould
show what has long been evident to the
thoughtful, viz: that the White River
road is IN important link in a great sys'
ten. and In securing II Tsusy county
gets the benefit Of great trunk line.
Commenting on one OF these Gould In.
terviews, the Baltimore Manufacturers
Record says:
1t is very evident that this new line OF
his must be regarded much more seri-
ously than as u local developer, import
ant as II will be as such, and that instead
Of connecting link between the stations
Of lesser magnitude IL Is, as Il new Kan
sas City.Memphis through line, TO be-
come a factor in the railroad situation
In the southwest. Mr. Gould has much
faith In the future OF Arkansas with Its
wealth Of timber and mineral resources
and its fertile soil, and he expects to see
a steady development Of that section
looks for the swamp lands 10 ne drained,
the country to be more fully occupied BY
incoming settlers, the great natural re
sources Of the state 70 be developed and
the whole country to be built up and III
prosperity greatly increased. Much IN
terest was expressed by him In the bet
terment Of his roads, and he particular
| ly dwelt on the work being done on thu
line from Little Rock south through
Pine Bluff, where a per cent. grad
has been secured through cutting, fill
| ing and raising the track, etc. The roa'
Is being put In the best possible condi
tion TO take care Of the extensive whea
shipments from the fields Of Kansas ant
clsew here, which will 90 over this lin
for export through the port Of New u
leans
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department Of the Interior, Land Ofice al
Springfield. Missouri, Sept ls ipn,
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has died no,cr Of hsr Intention Ia make u.
nal proof In supper, of her claim, aud that said
prooi will b. made beior, the circuit clerk at For.
sy,b, Missouri, on Saturday, Nov !, ixfl, viz:
Louisa l.. Collins, of Cedar Greek, Missouri
homestead application No. MIL for the NV ~ se
ar sec 10, twp ~ n, rnu low,
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, via;
j, y. Decker, ID. N. Trsmmcll, Samuel Tram
nell and William Mefcsiith, all Of Cedar Creek
Missouri.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department Of the Interior, Land onica at
Springfield, Missouri. Sept ., lsG.
Noticc Is hereby given that the rfoliowinI'hnm'd
se,tler has al,d notic. of his intention to max" U.
mai prooi In support of his claim and that sail
proof will b. made before J. ", Hughes, county
clerk at Forsyth, Missouri, on saturday, Oct
II, igU3, via: - ,.,,,
Robert Jones. Homestead application No. @Dl5'
for ,hc hf no or, and ;, az ne az, sec II. twp ~
rng z! A.,
H. na mes the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: - 4.
]. X. RosS, CARRIER, Mo-. v. T.. s'cvcns, D. l.
Coodail and a, ". Wommack, Of Flag, Mo,
Mo j. J.. OI,ASSos, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department, OF the interior, Land Ohice NJ
Springfield. Missouri. Sept ~, iR
Notice Is hereby given that thrfollowinR named
settler has nlrd notice Of his inirtion to make a.
nal proof In suppor, Of his clai, and That SAID
pruof will h, made before the citnt clerk nj For
.yth. Missouri, on Friday, Nov. lp?, VIZ:
James Rolel OF Protein, Mo, homestead Ap'
plication No. 2,3i. for the sw az ,ec =. twp ?, n,
rng INV
liz names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residenc- upon aud cultivation Of said
land, viz:
jesse Rhoads. George Rhoads, iibert Henchings
and Charles Rhoads all Of Protein, Mo.
J.P. O'BAssos, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-10-02

Department Of the Interior. Land Oflce at
Springfield. Missouri, August y, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that Che lnvirg..gyped
settler has died notic. Of his Intention ,n mhhe ~
nal proof In support of bis claim, ana ,ha Y sa,u
proof will be- made before the circuit c'rk ~ 'o'
syth. Missouri. on saturday. Oct y, lsE vlL.
Herbert j. Winans, heir 1f and iof the hriis oi
Joel Winans deceased, OF Erie, Kansas, homestead
application No. sjdal for the n III So qr ana 80 ~
Sc gr sec g. and ne Or ne ~, sec ~ twp VI IL rhg
3l'w. - a,
lie names the following witnesses " prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz: a., ,,,
N,T. Thorp, David Iea,herman. W. iierryford
j. T. OBANsos. Register.