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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.
MISSOURI.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
jefferson City Mo-. July 2.-Articles OF incor-
poration were issued to-day by Secretary Of State
Cook as follows:
The HARRISON and Modica Manufacturing Com
pany OF kansas City: capital 5000 paid. In
corporators-H. P. HARRISON. F. Z. Modica and
w. II. Churchill.
The Murphy Coal and Feed Company Of Kan
sas City: capital s20.VeD. paid. Incorporation
Eugene ii. Murphy. Victor ". Murphy. j. G. Hill
and others.
The Groves Land and Mercantile Company Of
Ailenvile capital. 5000. paid Incorporators-
Roger ". Groves. Martha ]. Groves. Andrew W.
Groves and others.
The a. A. Nichol Heating and Plumbing Com
pany of Kansas City: capital. 5000. half paid.
lncorporators-AlbeTt A. Nicol Alvin l.. Ernst.
Frank J. Wilbur.
The Hirsch Bros. Dry Goods Compan, of st.
Joseph: capital. slo0ey0 paid. Incorporators-
Sol Hirsch Morris Hirsch and Harry Perkins.
The Rea & Page Milling Company OF Marshall,
Nd. flies notice OF increase IN its capital
stock from $50 Coz to $4,000.
The BollinIer County Bank of Lutesville. Nd.
gives notice OF increase in its capital stock
from SIC 600 to s25 coo.
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ASSIGNMENT.

c. z. Donncll Newspaper Company to Alex u.
Lorinier. trustee for creditors. All property both
personal and real books accounts, machinery,
etc: value. s.. go.
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STEAMSHIPS.

.fkpBE.eNlNs PHILIPPINE IsLAND
SHI IshsNEiEk VIA HONOLULU = Pacific
Nail ;. :. Co. Occidental and Oriental S. s. Co.
and Oriental 5. S. Co. From San Francisco:
hens fa Kong Maru: July Z: fskinE July Is Dor,e.
tiuns. orders and information apply 10 ]. II.
Louis. No.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
ILLINOIS.


Springfield. ILL.,. July 2.-Certfcates Of incor-
poration were issned to-day by Secretary Of
Stale Rose as follows:
The Kewanee Home Telephone Company. Ke-
system. 1ncorporators-Jose l.. Dunn, Archie
c. Shoemaker and Charles X. Lsdd.
The Strait Coal Company, Piackneyviile; cap
ital. 5000. mining coal IncOrporators-M.
Teague. j. u. Strait and John Grant.
The Central Opera-House Company. Fairhury;
capital. $4,000; to conduct place of alnuse-
me2t. nls1 IncorporatoTs-Ha.; ": " Pence I. ;. o.
The Gutwald-Wallaee Company. located at
East ST. Louis. certifics TO a change rf name
to the Housch & Wallace Hardware Company.
A final permit TO commence business was Is
sued to-day by the State Auditor to the state
Bank OF Geneva, with capital Of $25,0').
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
R5mdMu0zavMM

Board of Education building. st. Louis, con.
tinucs through ,ae GUNNER without vacation
An excellent course OF study. Large. airy rooms
electric fans and faculty OF eight experienced
teachers Catalogue tree
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NoTICE-Restaurant No. 2023 Franklin ave.
changes management July 6; present proprietor
honofs claims. If any. before date above.
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FROM FACTORY TO PURCHASER.

SAVE s51 TO SEQ
By buying from the manufacturer direct. One
Of the finest stocks in the West at way-down
prices. BRADBURY Piano Wareroons. F. G.
Smith. Mfr. f012 Olive St. A. E Whitaker, Mgr.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

BREMEN BANK
Dividend notices.. Louis June 90 l91S-At
meeting Of the Board of Directors a dividend OF
IS per share declared Dayablr to the stock
holders on demand. J. C. Gerichten, Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE = OFFICE OF THE
Northwestern Savings Bank. southeast corner
Fourteenth and North Market streets. 81. Louis.
June 30 l90S.-At meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of this bank held this day. a scmianncal
dividend Of per cent was declared. payable on
demand. r. a. CBERNIER, Cashier.
OFFICE German-American Bank. Fourth and
Franklin Ave. St Louis, No. June 90. lSO3.-At
a special meeting Of the Board Of Directors. held
Jure 90. n semiannual dividend of $50 per share
was declared. payable and after July !. 1898
Dividend No. 30. c. e. k1RCHER, Cashier.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

HELPERS WAETEu-Hclpers for machr!sts.
hlacksmiths and carpenters, e. day. steady work.
Apply I-1J Olive II.
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GIRLS WANTED.

Fifty cracker and cake packers. 30 carton max
ers. 30 labolcrs. 81 icing workers. by the largest.
cleanost, finest. most modern and only electri-
cal equipped independent biscuit works in st.
Louis. Apply at Fapin st, entrance, Columbia
Biscuit Co.. Papin ST.. Thirteenth and Four
teenth sts.
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HELPERS FOR rnachusts. blacksniths. carpen-
t.-s. r.pluers and electricians. Sl2 week: chance
t. learn good trades also mach n!s;s. carpenters.
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Clerks and Collectors.

CLERK WANTED-Ofhce clerk and storerooi
checkers: summer resort. $50 month and boar
Ar,Dly l23D Olive
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GOVERNMENT Positlons-We prepare persons
FOR railway mail. post Office and carriers civil
service examinations. American Correspondence
College IAyIiS. Mo.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

DRIVER WANTED-An experienced driver to'
delivery wagon: German Preferred must have
references. G 81. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

ENCAvATORs wANTED-Apply at once to
figure On job. 32cj Olive
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

CLERK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experience
grocery clerk: married single; good pay
right ~. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

CLERK WANTED-YounS man. assist In shi
ping department wholesale grocery house:
week Apply l250 Olive st
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RENT PIANOS.

81 per month.
s. per month,
s. per month,
ner month.
Best assortment in St Louis ani lowest prices.
Rent allowed IL piano is purchased. Handsome
stool, scarf and tInining free. BRADBURY Pr
Warercoms. F. G. Smith Mfr 10f, Olive
st A. Z. Whitaker Mgr
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FLOOD PIANO BARGAINS,

Last Sunday we advertised a special sale Of
pianos that were removed from East St Louis
before the recent food and which customers
over there want US TO close cut for them at the
best prices We can get. they not in c!rcum-
stance to take them again. We have sold quite
a number Of them. but still have few left. and
will close them out this week at about one-hals
Of what they originally cost We mention only a
800 BRADBURY. medium size. now......s1.5
s35 Gabler. ebony case. now..-...............Sl45
s4Do Beautiful oak upright. nearly new now .Sl55
500 Beautiful Harvard. walnut upright, now .sI65
Several other fine up-ights at slss to $3.50: also
son. New England. Decker Bros. Chickering and
other makes Three or four organs Mason &
Hamlin. CIouEh & Warren and other makes. s35
si5. $50. DO not miss these big bargains: every
one Is in perfect condition. and we give our
own guarantee with each one. and keep them in
year free. BRADBURY Piano Ware
Whitaker. Mgr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

DRIVER wANTED-Middle-aEed man who can
drive, etc. Call Convent of Mercy. Twenty
second and Morgan SITS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

FARM HAND WANTED-Can at once. Is2
Locust.
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LOST AND FOUND.


N>>>~~~~~s>~~~~>>~~~~
BLANKET-Lost. one Navajo blanket. between
Sutter and Blendon place: return and re-
ceive reward Garvin Stuckcy. Maplewood. Mo.
BoX-Lost. box containing suit: left on Page
ave. Wednesday evening; from Mct.aTthy-
Evans, $50 Olive; Sl2 reward offered. Return
same 10 E. c. Terry. Bars store.
CoW-Lost, one light-red cow; IS reward for
return. 44j1 Anderson ave.
DOG-Found. bulldog, female: four white feet:
ears ard tail cut. 119 Cote Briante.
poG-Lost. collie dog: four white feet; white
breast: black spot on tail: reward. 1913 Mis-
souri, ave.
FoUND-The place TO get good shoe for 81 60
Harris Shoe Co. 4Of n. Sixth st. near Locust.
HoRSE-Found. bay horse. MONDAY: blind in
eye: knucl<le In back: owner Call for same.
5i1g Cote Briliante.
ROCRETBOoK-Found pocketbcok on Easton
avc. car. near Kings highway. 81. Republic.
RING--Iost. near Blair and Grand diamond
ring. Liberal reward II returned to 362i Blaine
ave.
RlNG-Lost. gold band ring. on Manchester
avg. between BOYLE and Kentucky ayes.: return
ana receive liberal reward. 12l2 Boyle ave.
WATCH AND PIN-Lost gold watch and pin
cast side Academy. between Page and Minerva;
reward. $40 cabann-
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DRIVERS. ETC. WANTED-Drivers. truckers
and wagon helpers FOR wholesale houses: Sle TO
sli week. !22D Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

MAN wANTED-For gasdsn and general WORK
Residence. Ferguson. L II. Clifford. sl2 Bur
lingtOri bldg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING.

DOWNING replates and repairs s.lverware.
gold plates watches. jeweI:y: good work: cash for
Old gold. silver. platinum 2eS y. Seventh St
GOLD. silver and nickel plating IN all It's
branches: repairing old silverware a specially.
GustaT ". Krause. 5I5 Pine St. second foor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
Pile Driver Men

On NJ. X. & T. Ry. extension. Coalsate. I. T, TO
Oklahoma City. Apply for transportation 20 W
F. Hopkins. 5l4 Bank OF Commerce building.
Charles Russell. foreman.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

COUPLE; WANTED-Narried couple: woman I
work in house. work in stable. il5
Laclede
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

MANAGER WANTED-Ofhce manager tor out
side city: SI5 and expeEsss: travelling and ci'
statesmen. 1890 Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

GROCERY CLERK wANTED-Young man 70
delivery and store. Schleuter. Sixteenth an
rankin ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

REMINGTON. Smith. Oliver typewriter. rent
ed sold, exchanged. st. Louis Typewriter Ex-
change. Holland bldg: telephones.
THE Typewriter Exchange. EOS y. Ninth ST.
has the largest stock Of secondhand tyyswriters
in the world all makes telepho and mail
orders g!vsr. prompt attention: lowest Dr!ces-
TYPEWETTERS: 90 to So buys the best:
cheapest rentals. Typewriter Headquarters. 1913
Century building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
NICKEL PLATING.

Also gold silver, nra1s AND coppe: plating: re-
vairinc oxidizing and laquering a: reasonable
prices. Desge & Musick. 717-7l3 Market 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

STENOGRAPHER WANTED-YounS lady
stcncErapher and Remington operator; thorou ch-
" experienced. rapid. accurate. write good hand;
eurtit tp-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

DRUG CLERK WANTED-Junor drug clerk
German. 800 Meramec st.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

2c1 fine sewing machines: rnarred; one-hale
nr!ce; secondhand machines. s. t. SO; largest
stock in city. Singer Co. 1875 :. Broadway.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03


ALL these desiring help seeking situations
may register with the Free Ernplo:rn"rt Bureau
Of the State Labor Bureau Of Statistics. S3i,
Chestnut ct: situations and help furnished free
Of charge. Tel. kinIoch A 9s1.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

uOUSEGIRL WANTED Girl for general
nusI iNnIk l.li = E..htnenth
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

HoUSEGlRL WANTED-Gri for housework.
sl6: also gin for washing dishes. SIS. 500 "
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

MEN WANTED-s.x handy to climb an
paint. l}5. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

YOUNG MEN WANTED-F.xperienced bill
clerks: rapid. neat penTaen: SO. 81 L.isa Bros.
Century.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

HOCsEGIRL WANTED-Housegirl to walt on
table. German preferred; good wages. 1903 West
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
PARTNERS WANTED.

MARRIED couple. experienced in restaurant
business want silent partner with $3.50: have
splendid location: interview only. c %. Republic.
PARTNER wANTED-Active partner with So.
coo: in manufacturing quick selling. profitable
article in dry goods line c u. Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

OFFICE man se5: assistant SO: collector ss);
bookkeeper SI0 assistant so. ship. rec. CLERKS.
grocery CLERKS 81 week: hotel SO: other openings.
American Business Bureau. 9ls Olive 81.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

| HOUSEGIRL WANTED-G!rl TO do general
| housework: small family: references i4s0 West
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

C2nvaasecA.
CANVASSER WANTED - Energetic young
to canvass and collect for responsible firm :;
$50 day guaranteed S. B. Smith. 5i5 Cen
tury bldg.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

ChAMBETsMAID-Colored girl wants place TO
make beds IN hotel or wash dishes on day hours.
F1irfaN
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CARPET CLEANING.

A CLEAN CARPET is Weber 6s Narshalrs qua
au:ee: rev process steam carpet cleaning al
r,nsvat!ng Kin. g I1si. Twe:,ty-tf'h aad Fali
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

wANTED-Travelers 10 organize Social P11r-
ity Clubs" Salary to start. $40 and commission
enough TO average 800 month. Both sexes en-
pl"yed. Write quick. J. L. Nichols & Co.
Napervillc III.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
AGENTS AND statesmen.

SOLICITORS WANTED-By old line insurance
company for 10 year endowment contracts: weekly
or monthly plan; IL YOU want something that
sells: call. 4. .. Hunsaker. Mgr.. Sl.-S22 Chemi-
ical bldg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

Wedding Rinks (Solid Goidc
Finest qualities. 50 to so. Mermod & Jac-
cards Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

WANTED-Glrl for general
,Isrwork 42G9 MARYLAND.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

COOK AND BoY wANrED-First-class cool
and houseboy 3jss Pine
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03
TYPEWRITERS.

PIERCE Bicycles. tried and true: bicycles. as-
tomobiles and tire repairing. Morgan & Hard.
ing. 3:55 Olive ST. Bell rhone. Lindell ifliA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

HOuSEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general
housework: private family: good wages. 1875
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-03

STENOGEAPHER WANTED-Expert young
man stenoxrapacr and office man: executive
ability: sl,OV-. Leigh Bros. Century.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
The Banner BuqQy,

John I. Dickcnson, agent for the larg.
est manuiaciory in the Unite6 States,
sells them at factory prices, and guann.
tees them. The best and cheapest bug.
gy mndc. Prices: Top buggics from
$3.50 tos7j, no: Road wagons frum s3l 90
up: also Surrcys and Spring wagons,
Call and SEQ him. He will do you
right and save you money.
Jno. T. D. has also u full line Of
Hardware Of every description. Oliver
plows and fittings, double shovcls and
points and all kinds Of Farmers and
Blacksmi,hs tools, windows and doors,
Builders tools and supplies.
Taney City Store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
Winston Churchill Has a Future.

Winston Churchill's fearlessness In
his speeches has won for him much
praise In England. He is said to pos
sess the same audacty,' the same ir.
revorance for his elders. the same
mocking sarcasm as his father, the
late Lord Randolph Churchill. Al
ready he has made any number Of en-.
emies among the older politicians.
who take themselves very seriously
and to whom II is not agreeable to
be held mp to public dcrislon by one
whom they regard rs mere strip.
ling. Hut young Winston cares little
for the animosity he cxcitcs and seems
determined TO follow the policy OF his
father. who was always terror to
his own party.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
How Writer Gets "Copy."

Clay Emery. author Of "Cap'n tt.
tus" and In private life Clayton Mayo
Of New York, says that he hunts copy
and local color with decoys. On tho
shore OF little bay on the Massachu-
sets coast he has n boathousc
equipped with comfortable chairs and
settees, Every ancient mariner In tho
neighboring fishing village knows tho
place and has n pipe marked with his
name In the cupboard that hanks on
the boathousc wall. When Mr.. Mayo
is 'at home" he hoists n big flag on
the top Of sixty.foot pole and then
the sailor folk flock down to the boat.
house. levy on the hosts tobacco. find
their especial pipes and spin yarns by
the hour.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
WHERE KISSING 10 A CRIME.
Many Countries Prohibit the Use Of
the Public Streets.

II IA not only in Connecticut that
blue laws" exist which make kissing
In public crime Cherson. In Russia.
has local ordinance which provides
that every Jack who is caught kissing
his Jill in a public thoroughfare shall
be fined fifteen rubles-about sll.25.
II he is caught with his arm around the
waist OF his beloved stern policeman
higuls him up before Judge. who fines
him sS.25. and probably throws In n
lecture upon the evil Of the young
mans ways. Even In sunny Italy, the
land where II Is supposed to be all
love, guitars and kisses, there arc
places where osculatory salutes in
public are forbidden. and the amorous
swain Of Milan who Is caught kissing
his best girl In the public streets 10
nned six lire.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
A NOTED IRISH FAMILY.
John and William Dillon Descendants
Of Patriotic Leader.

John Dillon. who has been ordered
TO abandon public life for a season and
withdraw 10 the warmer climate OF
Egypt. had once before. In the early
sos, to rotirc from Parliament for n
prolonged period. owing to III health.
He then spent n couple OF years on his
Brothers ranch In Colorado. Although
born British subject himself. the
a.cnbcr for East Mayo Is In the curl.
"nj position Of having an only brother,
"i,.iam Dillon. who Is born Ameri.
'ar citizen. The explanation IL that
their father, tho late John Blake Dll.
on was one Of the leaders of the 'iS
,ngurrectlon In Ireland. and, unlike
rest OF his colleagues In that royolu.
ticnary enterprise. succeeded In clu.
,.iag the Irish police and escaping to
america In the disguise Of priest
lc remained In exile for some years.
I'D II was during this period that his
on william was born. William Dill.
.Cn is the author OF n life Of John
Mitchell. the fiery spirit who precipi.
tatcd the as rebellion and received n
sentence OF fourteen years Transports.
ton.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
Notice for Publication.

department of the Interior, Land Ofl,rr at
Springfield, Mo, November ~. ig3
Notice u hereby given that tho following n inct
settler has filed notice NJ his Intention t make n.
nal proof In supper, NJ his rlniin. aud TIM, said
proot VIII lc made bcfor. j. " Hughes, county
ccrknt Forsyth, Mo, on Tuesday Jan. 8 tpDiyiL:
licdiimin Rhoahs. OF Fofs,th, Mo. u. r. No.
.isig for the n" pr se qr see H. and hfnw qr and
NV qr sw ~ sec u twpsinrgw.
II. names the following witnesses IN prove his
continuous Residence upon anl cultivation ~ said
land, via:
D ". Hart, l.. r. Ingram, ". N. Hunter aud
!, T. Jcrnigun. NIL Of Dickens. Missouri
James r. u Iinnnnn, Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03

Christmas has been So long associ lated
In the popular mind with the cxchang.
ing OF gifts, that We have los, somewhat
tho real meaning Of these gifts, which
are, indeed, only intended as symbols
OF love and goodwill. Only to children
do we give with that freedom and spon.
taucity which makes the gift more pre-
cious TO the givcr than to the recipient,
To go, H. much ms possible OF this real
old Christmas spirit toward one 5 fellows
should be the engaging business Of every
one. We must be- good 10 somebody on
Christmas Day, and after buying toys
Tor the children no one thing occurs 10
us that is so easy to accomplish and 80
full Of results as taking little thought
for the lonely. Christmas is II festival Of
the family. But how many among our
acquaintnnces are there who have no
families; how many excellent old bach.
clors and lonely old ladies' We do not
mean the pOor-thcrc are plenty of phi.
lnnthropists 10 look after them, and they
are usually well blessed with families;
but II man may he as rich ~ Crocsus,
and yet II he have no place TO eat bu, u
hotel he Is poorer nj Christmas than an
lrisbmnn with six children and only
money enough for one meal. He belongs
TO II class which may well be an object
cf your solicitudc. Perhaps they could
buy you ou. thrice over, hut you have II
home and they have not Be good Ia
thcm-nsk the lonely man to dinner, II
il not for the dinners sake, hut the
spirit in which you make them guests at
your house, that these lonely people will
bless you. And when they have told
a story nj your board, aud danded the
children ,if by good luck you have anyl
and sat about the fire In the evening how
much chccrcd and hc,tcrcd they will 90
away: how IL will warm their hearts to
fee! tha, somebody cared enough for
them to ask them to be members Of II
family even fora day. That is sall Christ.
mas is for-to show othcrpcoplc tina, we
love them, and to learn and bc
chcercd by the thought that there are
people who care about us. The un-
attached people scrapc along after II
fashion during the year, but NJ the
holiday season they are in a cold world,
and then. II ever, do they crave the
things which never come truly into
thcirlives: and you, II YOU have home
only little onc-shnrc II on Christmas
Day with some friends who have nome
December Woman's Home Companion.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03

Chicngo's largest music house, Lyon
q Ilcnly. announces II clearing sale of
pianos. This Is owing to the fnct that
their warcroom- nrc being entirely i".
modelled. Several hundred splendid
instrument, urc offered without reserve
until all ARE sold. In this stock arc Il
number Of Stcinway and knabc pianos,
and new and secondhand pianos includ.
ing instruments Of the following we'll.
known makes: Miller, Mason N Hamlin,
Hazelton, McPhail, Sterling, Hunting.
ton, Vosc, Fischer Weber, Chickcring,
etc, etc. In square pinnos there nrc
inc.,oncd instruments nj s25, $40, 500,
and upwards. In upright pianos neat
instruments n, 500, sl2O, $40, $3.50. sl6j,
$50, $500 and upwards. In baby grands
some nice specimens atS250and upwards.
Nearly ull these pianos were intended
To sell for much more than these clear.
ing sale prices. Lyon & Hoaly will
send list aud full particulars upon ap.
plica,ion. Any piano no, proving en-
tircly satisfactory may be returned nj
their expense, Address Lyon * Hcaly,
| Adams St, Chicago. Distance Is no
obstacle In taking advantage Of this rc.
markablc chance TO obtain II piano, for
in proportion To the saving 10 be made
the freight charges ARE insignificant.
II you do not already know Lyon & Hen.
ly by reputation any banker will assure
you Of their responsibility md record OF
forty years for honorable dealing. Write
at your early convenience ~ us to avoid
disappointment
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03

Running rlikc mad down the street,
dumping the occupants, or II hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
rcnccs, II bohooves everybody ic have
n reliable salve Eandy,and there's none
as good as DR.. Bucklcns Arnica Salvc.
Burns, cuts, sores, eczema and piles dis
appear quickly underits soothing effect.
2jc, a, City drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
Dollar Drew No Interest.

In his speech at an Evacuation day
dinner In Boston the other evening
Gen. Miles mentioned that while work.
Ing In that city before tho civil war
he saved up n dollar and deposited 1t
In u savings bank. He had not thought
Of II for many years. but his visit to
Boston recalled the matter. The Of.
fcials Of tho bank looked over their
books and sure enough found that the
dollar was there In the namo Of Nelson
A. Miles. Unfortunately for him. how.
ever, no deposit Of less than 81 draws
interest, so he might rs well have
had his treasure hidden In stock.
tpU
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-12-03
SOCIETIES.

MASONIC
A. Y. and A. N Forsyth Lodge No. AZ, meets
On Saturday upon or after the full moon ~
each month. a. u. PAuliisil, W NJ.
\, W BOSWELL, Sec.
A. Y. and A. N. - Klrbyyill. Lodge No. .6i
meets on saturday night upor or nct, before
the full moon In each month.
u. RosE, Sec q. W. NASZASDt. W. NJ.
A. y. and A. NJ. .--Clsnln Lodge, No. 30. Pro
tenn, NO, meets on or before the fn'l in"on IN
cnch month 81 DoIsoS, " NJ.
q y. s. Chapter No. ~, meets ilrs, aud third
Thursdays In each month
Mrs \. a. WEATnEnMAN. W. NJ
u. U. Fonp, W. l.. a H. PARnisii, Sec.
woopMES
~ W. A.-rorsyth Camp No. 100 meets on
Tuesday upon or frst following the full moon
In each month.
J.y. BALDWIN,, Head Consul.
&. II. GnooN Clerk.