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The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

department " the Interior, tnird state, Land
Onir'. Springfield. Mo-. May H. lyr
sufficient contest affidavit having l-rn nlr,l In
thi. Office by George ". Thornburgh contestant,
ngaiu-, homestead rntTy No .llSI. made Jan 81.
lSB. tore hi lot, aud : II" ~ aud e III s"'Ir src
e. twp ~ H. rus - w. by Thomas nLlapp, cuni'si
r. M which h j. alleged that .iid Thnmn. u
Cllpp hn> wholly abandoned aud removed from
,nid land fur muf,' than siN months .incr cnity
aud neat prior tu date ~ expiration NJ III" i've
year, from date NJ entry, default never h'ins
ruf,d aud that ,nul ahsuurr Wa not due to oun.
plnymrni m HE army, nuyN ~ mnfinr cnrl' NJ
ihr ;. IN timr NJ war
said pnrtir, are h"rrby notified tp appear, r''
,pnnd aud nnrr evidence touching said allegation
ni NJ O'Clock o. M. IN Jul, I, lprl. l~inrr i.
llughr-. county rlrfk, ut Forsyth Mo-, and that
Hual hearing will H. hcid NJ ~ Oruck u. N. nn
july \ lyrl, before III" Register nnd Receiver nj
the United State, Land pnr" In Springfield. Mo.
rhr said contestant having, In proper nniln.
VT, hlrd May isH srt forth iaris which show
TINT after due diligrnr" PERSONAL s"tyir" of TIL,
notice rHn not hr mnd". II l. hereby ordered and
directed that such Motto" BE- given by inr aud
proper publication T. +. O'ilanunn, Register.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
lSeAverlets.
June H..

Correspondence To the Republican.
Beaver and tributaries out of banks
most Of the time the past three or four
weeks. Fence and watcr-gaps going
out-stock and weeds coming in.
Harvest ON hand, the weeds up over
the corn and crab grass shooting up
ward
Only n light sprinkle Of frui, ard that
on the tops Of the high ridges.
A cattle buycrfrom Kansas swan over
u fine drove Of cattle at the Bradlcyvillc
ford one day last week.
The people south OF Beaver talk Of
pctitioping for posioNicc at old Brad
lcyvillc, rs the interrupted mail service
makes II quite inconvcnicnt.
Frank Roberts is afflicted with rhcu.
matism and has not been able to stir
around any Of late.
Lots Of farm machinery being brought
in. Don't Day and Robert Roberts have
gone To Sparta after new sclf-bindcr.
Donny Brumlicld is home from sec.
ond term II, the school for the deaf and
dumb. He hasgrown considerably both
In stature and intelligence since his On.
try ut this school.
Joe Nllcy has been suffering from
catarrh Of the hand. He has for the
present abandoned the trip 10 Jasper
county.
Mining on Iirushy is going steadily
ON. Watch ont for some rich finds.
We have the stun hidden under ground
here.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Those good people who have been
worrying for fear the alleged postollicc
Irregularities would not bc properly
investigated can let n few puckcis ou,
of their anxiety. President Roosevelt
has directed that the investigation
shall be made thorough and no guilty
man he permitted To escape. That il
the Roosevelt way. 1t is also the Re.
publican way. You have Ia come Ia
Democratic Missouri to find criminals
shielded and crime covered up for u
quarter 0i II century, and an invcstiga.
tion that wass,artcd even then only
through accident
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

We will pay the tuition, board, rent,
books, clothes, transportation, etc, Of
any ~tulcn, ut any college Of hi, own
selection. Nj We ask in return Is that
the student shall do some work IN our
circulation department,
This offer means II complete college
course lciihcr classical ar ,cicntilicl or
"a preparatory or academic course, or II
course in medicine, law, pharmacy,
dentistry, theology, or engineering, or
II course in any business college, music,
art, or clocution school,
There il absolutely no expense what.
ever to the student il hr !, industrious,
willing, and energetic. The breadth
aud libcnlity Of this offer are bringing
n great many applications from capable,
but needy students, and their acQuaiut-
anccs.
We shall he pleased 10 correspond
with any one who desires further inior.
nation concerning the opportunity af'
forded by our offer in behalf Of either
himself or friend.
Address, \. j. LLEWELLYN,
Business Manager, Christcndom,
500 Y, NJ, G, a. Bldg, Chicago.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

10" Moscly II running the Brown
Branch machine and blacksmith shops
for the present at least, and may be.
come fixture there.
EnUch Combs little hoy, Riley, II
afflicted with sore eye, and it wa,
feared that he would lose the sight Of
1t but il reported better now.
Bill Hammond Of the county capital
was In the Beaver country several days
last week He says that Judge Burk'
head II o. H. and tina, Jim Mcknight is
II hummer.
William Blankcn-hip was water
bound mt Brndlcyyillc most Of the past
week. He was accompanied by his
daughter who has been ut the Spring
field Normal school the past term.
Some cattle reported dying in this
vicinity. lilack-lcg probably he cause
Jim Roberts came home Saturday
from a two weeks visit with his mother
and brothers nj Wagner, |. 7.
Lee Chidcrs on hi. way home from
Washington crossed one Of the bridge,
at Kansas City ju-, twenty minutes be.
fore IL collapsed.
Mrs. Ambrose Combs il reported
much improved in health
Mr-. Betty Mosclcy was bapti-cd at
Judge Hall meeting ut llrrculcs Sun
day. There were Two additions Ia the
church at the morning service. The
Lord supper WI, observed at the
evening service.
\ big blow.ou, at BradIcyvillc July
3rd and ith. y barbecue and pyrolcch'
uic display will he -pccinl features
Judge Fields I, reported improving
hie afflicted hand having caused intense
suffering for several week..
Oh yc-' any novice can give you
pointer, on running that power press
Just feed this into it aud let tn,
"whccl, 90 ru.nd.'
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

department NJ III" Interior, Land ole" NJ
Springfield Missouri. Nuy ~ ipl
Noiir' ). hereby given that ~" follow ins named
settler hn. nlru nuic'' NJ Iii Intention to mnkr n
nal prnui IN support ul hi. rlnim, and ihii .nid
pruuf will h. made before " Hughes. county
clerk NJ Forsyth, Missouri IN Friday, july 3,
lyd w.
Iyy Dunn, NJ Cedar Cfr"k. Missouri II. \ 40.
@B1I iuf the ur ~ nr " ."r H. and hf s"pt Hi'l
st ~ ~ ~ .rr n. twpa!u. fus lpW
IT, uliu's the iulluNiu. Wiiu"ss". tu prove hi
ruu'iuunu- ta,iirnrr upon aud cultivation ~ ,aii
hand. w.
i ". Glli.uu Wllrs Cr,,d Carl Mi.r ! H.
ANh"Tt. aiI ui ,HIaf tf'rk. Missouri,
H. T. OliANNpN. Ru.l.irf.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Sccmsfunnydontit TO recall Mr.. Bry.
ans prophecy Of three years ago, that
II the Republicans were returned To
power there would be no more Fourth
Oi.July? There have been two c0nsid-
cradle Fourths since then, and the one
just coming round the corner will cover
more territory and impress the mean
ing Of liberty on the minds OF more men,
women and children than any Fourth.
of.July In the history Of the world.
This is not Mr.. Brynn's first slip In the
role Of prophet How about the low
prices Of wheat especially, and all other
farm products, us well as labor, and
the terrible sulIcrings that were to
follow the confirmation of the gold
standard? And how about thu, none Y
that was TO become 50 high priced tha,
II would all be drawn from the chan.
nels OF enterprise to loan ut high in.
tcrcst rates? In the facc of the prescn,
abundant labor, high wages, large for
eigu commerce, unprecedented balance
OF trade. low rates Of interest and won.
dcrful advance in every avenue OF hui
man effort, the tragic prophecies Of
calamity become food for laughter.
Mr.. Bryan has so fcarfully discounted
anything he may venture in the w"y Of
prophecy that he would better abandon
n role In which ho can only be ridic.
ulOus.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

We ollcr one hundred dollars reward
for any case Of calarrh that cannot be-
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY ~ CO., Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions ard financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his lirm.
Yves, II Truux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o.
Walding, Kinnan% Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surface, Of the system. Price
;jc per bottle. sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free,
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

There l. rural editor out in ohio
who sets hi- own type aud runs in II line
OF "pi" occasionally to make hi, readers
think his paper II sci by machinery.
How this world il given To cheating
Cumberland, MD News.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Thomas a. Edison ,ny, hu will soon
reduce the lighting business To II prop.
osition 80 simple that every home will
be it, own electric light works. In the
meantime people IN southwest Missouri
are paying from 20 Ia - cent ! gallon
for kerosene. Good gracious, Ton,
hurry W.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

The "Fish, Bird and Game Protect.
or" Of ST. Louis, j. doing good work
In behalf of the preservation Of fish and
game through the creation of better
public scntimcn, and the enactment Of
better laws. The subscription price Is
30 cents II year. Every sportsman
should have II.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
IN the KINGDOM OF TANEY

To CoRnrsroN tn" Republican want.
new, it'm. no, .ssnNs-hnil II down. To secure
Insertion communication, should reach ~ not
later than TUESDAY night n your urishhofhpnd
/. not rrpr,rn,r IN our columns srnd ~ 10"
news written on unr side NJ The paper. aud nsk iur
stationery. Sign your name. no, necessarily iOf
publication but ~ an ryi,lrnrn NJ gupI faith.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Fresh testimony In great quantity Is
constantly coming Ia, declaring DR..
Kings New Discovery Tor consumption
coughs and colds TO be un,qualed. A
rcccn, expression from T.J. Mcfarland
Bcnioryillc, Va, serves rs example.
He writes: II had bronchitis for three
years and doctored all the time with.
out being benefited. Then hogan TAX.
ing DR.. Kings NcS Discovery, ana a
few bottles wholly cured me- Equally
effective in curing all lung and throat
troubles, consumption, pneumonia and
grip. Guaranteed by A. II. Parrish,
druggist Trinl bottles free, regular
sizes soc, and sl.OO.
j. \. Tolcrton's new residence shines
like u new tin dippcr In new paint ap
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Farm hands Of several western states
are organizing trades union. This
practically completes the organization
oflabor. The farmers themselves have
never acted together, but this move.
mcnt will probably lead TO some sort Of
combination, md the farmers ,rus,
is one Of the possibilities" says nm cx.
change. As matter Of fact the farm.
crs OF Illinois have already organized
TO protect themselves against the cxac-
tions Of farm hands, and employers in
many Of the chief cities are organizing
to deal with the labor unions, and thus
the Morganiaing OF the world goes on.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

AlmOs, two months without rain In
New England. No wonder the tank
was capsizcd out here in the west. The
weather people seem 10 be growing
careless.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Illegal fishing ough, 10 BE- promptly
punished. The fish and game laws are
In the interest OF the people as n whole,
and there Is no good and sufficient rca.
son for the violation Of these or any
nthcr laws
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

"Mr. Cleveland l. not saying u word,
says an exchange. But he il doubtless
putting In over time sitting on the bank
whiting for "nibblc."
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Western rivers not infrcqucn,ly take
on too big n jag, but that Of last week,
on the parLof many Of them was rec
ord-brcakcr
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

II doesn't pay to he less than GER.
tlcman or lady. In the hes, sense Of
those words, nobody can be- more.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
R.l'n'A'N'S rabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankird

IN" Br"ui package j. enough Tor usual orca ,iru.
The family bnti" 30 r"nt.l contains u suppl,
iuf Ncnf Al druggists sell thrni.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

WANTED. We need II, once
L q few more teachers both experienced nnd
inexperienced We have more calls this
Arnr ihuu ever brfnr, Schools aud col
l"gc, supplied With rulupoirut trnonrts
ircr ~ cost, Adlrr,, with stamp,
AMERICAN TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
J. l., GRAHAM l.. l. -. Mgr
Mcmphis. Tenn.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

The Angora goat is winning compli'
mcnts all over the Ozark-.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Every mother has bright hopes for her baby.
These hopes depend on the health OF the little
one during the first few years. A baby Is sure
TO be we'll IA, and healthy II Its health Is looked
after. Baby's health depends on Its getting
through the teething period safely. Babies are
generally affected with dinrrhoca summer com.
plants when teething. which could be avoided
by using McGec's Baby Elixir to digest It's food
and prevent It's food from souring on Its stomach.
MeCce's Bnby EHSIr contains no opiatcs or
poisons. or other harmful ingredients. II Is
especially suited to sick and we'll babies. Great
care should be used In due time to prevent any
trouble.
When kcedcd.-MeGee's Baby Elixir rcgu.
ia,cs the stomach and bowels. corrects Sour
Stomach. cures Diarihoca and Summer Com.
plant, corree,s Indigestion, prevents fermen.
,a,ion OF food in stomach and bowels
Baby EiSIr will carry your baby through the
dangerous teething period; prevents and cures
iretiuiness and ieverishness; insures natural
rest and sleep.
MeCcc'S Baby EIISir.-so harmless Il should
be used freely to prcven, diseases as well as to
cure. II can never do anything bu, good. so do
not hesitate to use |, II there are any signs that
baby's digestion Is out Of or,lcr. Keep your
baby's bowels In good order to insure health.
MeCee's Dsby ENsir.-Jus, as good In winter
assummer; also reeomne ldcd to delicate women
for sick stomach Price. IS aud SOc.
The Mayfcd Medicine Mfg. Co. ST. Louis.
DHAR siRs-l have used McGee's Baby Elixir
with my lt.le gifl, two years old, and boy five
years old, for Summer Complaint md Sieeplcss
ness, caused from bowel aud stomach trouble.
with satisfactory results; advise oil mothers to
keep 1t on hand for quick relief.
Respectfully,
MRS. II. II. HICKS,
Bells, Tenn
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

Entered Al the Pos,onicr ht Forsyth for trans
miaaion through th. mails n sccond.class
matter.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

WANTED; Several industrious persons In
each state tn travel for house established eleven
years aud with large capital, Ia call ui.un mrr.
chant, aud agent, fur successful aud profitable
line. Permanent engagement Weekly cash sal.
ary NJ tls aud all travelling cNJnn>r. aud hotel
bills advanced IN cash zach wreck Experience
not essential, Mention r'frrncr and rncusr Wl I.
addressed envelope. TnE NArinSsL M Dear.
horn St, Chicago. ll.i9l
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11
REPUBLICAN SPECIALS.

Mans wants arc little here below"
So goes the ancicn, rhyme.
Here he may stam them, let him know
Five cents the line each time.
The Taney County republican., 1903-06-11

ANTED-liuycr for d.column army press IN
good working order Addrcs, Republican For
syth. Mo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-07
BENEFIT OF FARMERS.
Bill Introduced to Provide for
Independent Elevators.

Representative Bucklin. who is presi-
dent of The Farmers Cooperative Grain
& Live Stock company, is the author OF
a bill to compel railroads to give farm
ers' elevator associations sites for ele-
vators on sidetracks along the railroad
right Of way.
The question of sites for elevators has
been one Of the things with which the
farmers organizations have had to con-
tend and q great many complaints have
been filed with the state board Of rail-
road commissioners on this account. IN
some instances the railroads have re-
fused to grant sites because OF a lack
of room and because it would crowd
other elevators already established, but
in other cases sites have been arbi-
trariIy refused The matter was thresh-
ed out before the railroad commission
ers several months ago, and the COM
missi0ners decided that they have no
authority to compel the railroads 10
grant sites.
Bucklins bill provides that whenever
any person makes application to a rail-
road company for a site for a grain ele-
vator on its right of way, the company
must within ten days agree to erect an
elevator Of its own to handle grain for
the public or grant the request. In case
it does not do SO, the applicant can con-
denim a site by the usual condemnation
proceedings, and the condemnation com
missioners may fix the rental for the
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state funds on deposit would be for the
benefit of the counties.
Unless Bale Waggener's forensic pow
ers can again win a victory for his
amendment to the state tax law for
the exemption of mortgages, that prop
osition is in danger of going by the
board at some subsequent meeting of
the tax committee. Some of the Re
publican members of the committee who
were carried away by Waggener's argu-
ments last Wednesday night have
thought it over and want to have it re-
considered. Among these is Senator
Smith Smith has a substitute. It pro-
Vides that in foreclosure proceedings it
viii be sufficient defense to show that
taxes have not been paid upon the
mortgage. Smith thinks this viii insure
the payment of all mortgage taxes.
The mortgage proposition will be
taken up later before a full committee
The next meeting win be had at the
call Of Chairman kinkel who presided
last night
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

L. A. Bailey and wife to Jesse Ger
hart. $500, lot 600-602-4-6-8 and 10 High
land avenue. Esat Hill subdivision.
A. NJ. kidder and wife to Rein Smith,
81, geo, lots 137 and 1879 Monroe street,
Fairchild's addition.
The Orchard Place Lot Co. to E Muir
phey, $500. lots "a and Sc Western ave-
nue., Douthitt Place.
r. H. Dean to C. F. Young, $1,000. lots
10 and q Eighth avenue vest.
j. Sanderson and wife to A. L. An
derson ct al $500, lots 202 and Sixth
avenue East Holiday addition.
A. Sanderson and wife to J. Sander
son, 81, lots 202 and 204 Sixth avenue
East Holidays addition.
J. C. Fairchild to 3. B. Blossom. 81,
lots 403-5 and z Polk street, Stringham's
addition
d. o. Crane and wife to F. l. Crane,
ST. part lot 1852 Jefferson street, Cranes
addition.
B. G. Horton and wife to E. B. Jones,
cashr. sos lots 430 and 432 Reno avenue,
John Norton's second addition
r. K. Ratcliff and wife to First Ma
tional bank of Mt. Pleasant. ohio 81,
lots in J. W. Morris and John Norton's
addition.
Same to same, 81. lots 427-29-35- 7-9-41-
426-42S-3o and 80 Reno avenue, JohD
Norton's second addition.
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Patriots day will be observed at St.
St John A NJ E. church by the Afro
American population of Topeka Sun
day at II o'clock when special religious
services will be held in loving memory
of Abraham Lincoln. the great eman-
cipator. The old soldiers will turn out
and the officers and children of the
Colored Orphans Home will be present
in a body The Rev. DR.. Snelson, pas
tor, will preach on the subject, THE
Heritage of freedom" Paper, "Our
Liberty" by Miss Bessie Hawkins.
Recitation, In Memoriam of Abraham
Lincoln" by Miss Flora Jeltz. Re
marks by Rev. ]. D. Knox Special
music by the choir. The sermon at 7: 30
D. m. will be preached by the Rev. T.
Birnbaum, state temperance lecturer.
Subject, Am I My Brothers Keeper
Recitations by Miss Jennie Grant and
Miss ElwilIa Brown. The public is in
vited and is urged to be present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-07
IN RECRUITING OFFICE.
Many Amusing Things Happen Every
Day.

A man with a know-it-all face saun-
tered into the navy recruiting office at
the Federal building this morning. He
gazed superciliously about, expector-
ated once or twice in what the sailors
call the ''spit-kit," and leaning over
one of the blue-jacket clerks said in
confidential. patronizing tone:
Say, friend, put me wise I'm an
undertaken and embalmer. Can 1 en-
list?"
In telling of the incident. the clerk
says: Usually when guy of that
sort blows in, we string him and have
some fun. But I couldn't stand it: j
laughed. And then 1 had TO tell him
that the surgeons attended to all that
sort of thing
The recruiting officers had a funny
experience this morning with a young
man who had come here to enlist. He
answered all the questions satisfactor-
lily. and was taken in hand by the sur
geon for physical examination. The
to strip.
Strip" said the young man. Take
off all my clothes? Aw, 1 don't be-
neve / want to do that"
You'll have to, my boy" said the
surgeon.
''Well-wel I guess I won't enlist
then And he didn't.
There have been % men recruited
here up to date. It is expected that ten
more viii come in before noon Satur-
day, when the station will move away
from town The squad recruited here
is very satisfactory.