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New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

Irene Scott Carrier. Detroit
Alice May Chamberlain. Geneva, Ohio.
Rasa Forencs e3aB9 cB1e Es 5s4stdsa ForG5 5rtBT 4
Grace Laureta Cook. Canajoharie n. 7.
Anna Lucinda Corbin. Detroit
Daisy n: Crabbe. Rockaway Beach. Ny.
Edith stadley Danforss I5Ss wilmington Del
Carolyn Davis. Charlottesville. Ind
aiics .S" E5zabeth sfs siSs DSHshsrt5 tEs BrooEyn
Yellie Anna maj Dunbar WaGsaU. Wis
Ina Duncan. Washington. Penn.
Emily Beekman Dunnng Brookne Mass
Gathering Crystal East Eastman; Emira, n =
clara Collin Eltzroth Lebanon Ohio.
sara Harriet freeman. Lyndonviiie y Y
Marion kss sBfs Rhsa F1Tts5 FT9s5 RsdanE Bs5eq!66
Virginia Gorham, Grand Rapids.
Annie Louise Hall and Margaret woodburn Hall.
E5lors.n3ee Hannah. Poughkeepsle.
Mgrsl.Ia tsaeaa Want heay9T 2I Fttsf9rd y
Harriet Cecella HOLMAN. SPOKANE. Wash
jeanette Ja cite. Huntington Hooker. Rochester.
Har HarTief !. Frances 49,,s, Hu95sil stanford, y
Georgia 9ss.7s IN N Huntington, 5ug Rochester.
Edith Sarah Jackson, Ksnnett Square Penn
Sarah Elizabeth Judson. New~York
Ei6st 7nsf52TE kaaas5 M45sa5et9f s kahsr fi. Buffalo
Msa5s Ms5ssFs so9sa AaP4s P65sE EntE5t s 5 o
Charlotte Loeb: PIatts5urg. n. Y
Edna Louise 10y. Pfttsburg,
Anna Buck Lupton. Railway N J
Harriet 7 .1I,- Jean MacC9y, Bryn Mawr. Penn
Margaret McC'ulloch Indianapolis
nellie Mccullough Lake Forest. Ill
Susannah Jane McMurnhy Tacoma
Helen Marquand McwIIliams Brooklyn
Margaret Mather, Miami Fla
Louise Hoyt Merritt, stanford, ''tSsRs'7 conn
Harriet Soper MiIIard Boston.
Mary Elizabeth Mills Decatur. Ill
Katharine Merrill Morgan. Kansas City.
Margaret Moser. Mechanfcsburg Penn.
Henrietta Albertina Neuhaus Brooklyn.
dilda Norton. Detroit
Ea43 Efa,s.[s LOUIS F5 Page s. aG5nssyts 09
Hilda Margaret Peck Bristol. conn.
Louise Pneo. Milltown, Me
Grace Allan Power East orange. N. J.
Ethei H EIi1abeth f @ Rsnds Vest sNsa Bay City Mich
Abbie Caroline Rhodes Steubenville. Ohio
Mabel Lewis Roe, Chicago.
Dell Geneva Rogers, Springfield Mass.
Ethel Valentine Schuyler. Haworth. n. J.
Bonner SempIe, Louisville
Ellen Jayne Sharp Camden N J.
EsteIe Genevieve Smith: Tarrytown.
Marguerite Smith. Brooklyn;
Jane Priscilla Sousa, New-YorI
Eta Hosmer Spencer. Gloversville
Mary Isabella Starr. Springfield Mass
sarah Alice Streeter Johnstown n =
Josephine Hurlbert Sutphin, Brooklyn.
Nora Taggart Indianapolis.
Florence Hazen Taicott. New-Brttan. Conn,
Clara Mildred Thompson. Atlanta Ga
Georgia Goss Townsend. TarrytOwn-
Rowena Beattie Uptegroye, Brooklyn.
Tsaate9d E,zabesh Tena0 JDt9R %s,, Orange n J.
Carrie Elizabeth Warner. Cincinnati.
Mary Virginia Washburn. Batavia. n Y
Lillian Pearl Watkins Pittsburg
Marcia Webb. Mackinac Island, Mich.
Ethel Cieorgine Weed Brooklyn.
Anna Louise Weiner Kingston. N Y.
Helen Louise whtmore. Brunswick. Ne
Helen Rose Vile Rochester
Agnes spraguo Wood Port Richmond Staten Island
Anna Elizabeth Yager Watertown. y. Y.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED FRIEND.
Watchman Was Showing Rife-Bullet in
Walters Temple.

Paul Jacto waiter Of No 220 East Third-st'
was accidentally shot in the left temple by his
friend Frank Midon Of No. 2oI East Third-st.
Yesterday in the basement OF Heumanns restau-
rant Nos. So and IS Reade-st-. and died at the
Hudson Street Hospital without resainlng con-
sciousness. ~ l.. -,
Nidon who is employed watchnan in the
restaurant was showing q .32-caHbre single Darre!
riAe 10 JactO and another friend. Julian Petch. or
No 209 East Third-st-. when the weapon was ciS-
charged. Midon was arrested ana taken 20 tIte
F,IiZa hist station and held pending an invest
cation by the coroner. but the ponce pelleEe MS
story. and II IS likely that ne Will ne releaseo-
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DEATH OF POLICE SERGEANT.

Sergeant orviIle A Todd. for twenty-sx years
a policeman. died at his home. No. 159 East One
hundred and twenty -frst-st yesterday from drop
sy and heart disease. from which he had been I'll
for the last FIVE months. He uEft for duty
until five weeks ago. when he was taken from the
East Eighty -eighth-st- station to his home. He
was confined 10 his bed from that time until his
death. He had been obliged for several months 10
take frequent sick leave
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL JUBILEE.

Lancaster Penn, June THE opening exercises
Of the golden jubilee of Franklin and Marshall
College celebrating it's fftieth commencement
began In this city to-day with the baccalaureate
sermon by the Rev Dr. Stair. president of the
college In the afternoon a mems meeting was
held at the Y. NJ c. A. Building. at which addresses
were made a number of the alumni and
tonight io,nt service was held in the First Re-
formed Church where President Moffatt of Wash
ington and Jefferson College preached to a large
audience.
The exercises will be continued all the coming
week and about thirty college presidents and
representatives of the leading Northern and East
ern universities and colleges will participate
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
VACATIONS FOR HEALTH.

The annual dinner Of the Hundred Year Club
an association organized for the study Of health
and longevity-wiIl be held at the Hotel Majestic,
at $50 o'clock tomorrow night
DR. John B. Rich. who has already attained
twenty-four years over the Psalmists allotted
span will preside Albert Turner will be the toast
master After the dinner there is TO be sym.
postum on How TO Take Vacations for Health
10 which DR. Elizabeth II. Jackson. Mrs Lille
Devereux Blake, DR.. w. R c. Latson r NJ
Heath, l. s Brown end George Fade. of Thomas
& Son, will contribute
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TO PROBE SHIPPING CONDITIONS.

President Oscar s. Straus OF the Board OF Trade
and Transportation has appointed Aaron Wander
bilt Darwin r James. Herman Sielcken. Henry A.
Rogers Patrick FarreIy and himself a committee
to inquire into the alarming state OF American ship
ping in the foreign trade and lay the subject before
commercial associations labor associations and all
interests concerned in the increase OF deep ton
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
ORDAINED IN ST. JOHNS CRYPT.
Bishop Potter Oficiates at Ceremonies for
Priests and Deaeons.

Three priests and two deacons were ordained yes
terday the crypt Of the Cathedral Of St Jonn the
Divine Bishop Potter officiating. The candidates
for the priesthood were the Rev Scott Kidoer pre-
sented by the Rev c. H Kidder; the Rev HuEh
NfcC. Birckhead, presented by the Rev HoNaIG n n.
the Rev f. W. Coloque. The deacons were VII NJ
son Archdeacon OF New-York. and Olof Nordbiadh,
presented by the Rev q. Hammersheid
The sermon PREACHED BY Archdeacon Nelson-
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DIES AFTER FOURTH ATTEMPT.

Mrs Mary Mahoney's fourth attempt TO commit
suicide was successful. and she died yesterday in
sr Vincent's Hospital where she had been taken
on Saturday from her home, No % Clarkest-, after
taking two ounces of carbolc acid Two years
ago the woman tried to kill herself. the police
said by inhaIing gas; six months later she took
carbolic acid some six months ago she inhaled gas.
and SATURDAY took acid agaln-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

Margaret Dudley Adams. Brookline Mass.
Clare Allen. St. Louis
Ida May Ailerton Fittsburg.
Alice May Amber Poughkeepsie
Mary Florence Anderson. Caledonia, Ohio.
Mabel Julia Andrews. Williamstown, Mass.
Mildred Grannis Arey. Brooklyn.
Mabel EmOgene Austin New-Haven.
Ruth Alma Bahret Poughkeepsie.
Elsie Lenore Baker White Haven. Penn
Lilfth Elizabeth Baker, Indianapolis.
Emma May Baker, PittsburG-
Ruth Wolcott Barnard, Touawonda, y. I.
Amelia Sutherland BaTraJJ. Poughkeepsie.
Helen Beaham. Kansas City, No.
Mary Belknau Louisville
Florence Mary Bennett. Nantucket. Mass.
Caroline Metcalf Benton. Chicago.
Gertrude Louisa Besse. Springfield, Mass.
Grace Aguilar Blitz. Detroit.
Adelaide Bourne. GloverSville, n 7.
Olive Anderson Boyd. Brooklyn.
Eleanor Abbott Brown. Concord. y. H.
Jeannette Sheldon Brown. Elizabeth. y. j.
Frances Jones Browuell Indianapolis
Louise Brunner, Chicago
Louise Lucy Burr. Bangor, Me
Marion Roberts Candy. Wilmington. Del
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

test. most suburban. best dressed and most
concerted man in the class together with the
announcement OF the classs religious. political
and various other preferences. Harold Hatha-
way Weekes. Columbia's football hero who won
Coiumoias football games against Yale, Prince
ton and Pennsylvania, has. it is known. been
elected the handsomest, most popular and most
modest man in the class; c. G. Abbott, the best
all around man; Roi c. Megrue the wittiest;
n W. Barnes, the most suburban: r. l. Schuy-
Ter, the slouchiest. and H. r. Peters. the best
dressed
PROFESSORS TO PLAY SENIORS.
The other main matter of interest is the an
nual game of baseball this morning between
the professors and the seniors. South Field,
Columbia's athletic ground, has presented an
unusual sight the last few days where. instead
Of the usual groups of undergraduate athletes,
a group of strangers has been practising base
ball The latter were members of the faculty
and their incentive for practice was their de-
sire to get in trim for the match to-day. To
freshmen who have never before seen the mem
bers Of the faculty engage in athletics the frski
ness of the professors and their ability to
handle speedy balls proved revelation. Most
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
TUG BOAT BURNS TO WATERS EDGE

Fire was discovered on the tug boat Laura B.
Tne lying at Warren-st-. Jersey City. yesterday
The local fire department and the railroad tugs
Geneva and Lehigh Valley went 10 her did put
despite their efforts, she burned 10 the Wate 5
edge. She owned by George Dentz The loss
IS sIOO OlQ There was no one the tug at the
time and the cause OF the FIRE could not be learned
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
LAST DAYS AT VASSAR.
Continued from first page.

Observation-Disclosures Cozens Kline, of Cleve
land.
Secretary-Minnie Estel1e Waite. of Watertown
y. Y.
Treasurer-Mary Wilson Cross of Providence. R l.
THE CLASS
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
CLASS DAY AT COLUMBIA
JOVT4LITY THE KEYNOTE.
Interesting Exercises To Be Held
Commencement Wednesday.

Nne last toast ere part.
Written heart
This motto stay
Long may Columbia stand
Our Alma Mater grand.
Now and for ayei
with this sentiment in their hearts Columbia
seniors viii say farewell to-day TO their four
years Of college by taking part in their classday
exercises At commencement. on Wednesday.
comes the award Of the degrees. which ends
their career Columbia undergraduates.
Classday this afternoon is the pleasantest part
Ct the sood5y.
From tavern TO tavern youth saunters along
With s2 armful Of SRI and heartful OF song
That viii be the text of joviality; that is to be
the keynote Of the exercises At o'clock the
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08
Our End Week of Those &1h
SuitS=tO=Measure, at NAV

TAILORING selling of worthy Of
fourth price 1t takes the might of institution great
this possible values which have crowded selling
during the entire We offer fabric which
prevailing fashion seal of approval Superb blue and black
twisted pledge their color to remain steadfa against
We choosing OF the highest grades OF
and Chevot effects Black and blue
rough cho too Prominent above all that splendid show OF
crashes plain striped Well tailor these
Anheim that the sperate clothes
them shoulders and
collar with small rounded ape the garment the
and effect. Your suit will be tailored ~
and if the don't can't take them
Undoubtedly the opportunity of the
will send samples outfit and set of sample cards
free upon request
New-York tribune., 1903-06-08

summer excursion tickets are now on
sale to many attractive points. our
line runs through the switzerland Of
america summer books mailed for
cts. postage or get copy free call az
$40 or 1884 broadway
lehigh valley railroad.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
MINERAL MENTION.
ncy cOunil

On the farm of John Wcdcrbr0ok
near Hercules, is found an abundance OF
iron formation, and lots Of rcd carbonate
of zine. The vast amount of mineral
fruit would make an old lead minor
open his eyes with astoni,hmcnt. The
Out-cropping, Of mineral indications are
numerous. and the time will come when
lead and zinc will hc dug there in large
quantities. All indications poin, to lead
and zinc in large quantities
l.. w. Blair, who lives in Kentucky
Hollow, near G0odloc, has found lead
and jack IN three or four places on his
farm. He wants some of his ncighbors
TO help sink II shat, near the corner Of
hi, land where, il mineral Is found. II
will be II benefit to all the adjoining
land. Lead aud inck are In the bed Of
the creek and easy 10 bc seen The min.
ing business needs energy work and
money 10 make it 20.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
WESLEY's ADVICE WAS Guop.
Get Close TO Mother Earth" Said
the Great Methodist.

In the Times report Of the celebra
tion by Los Angeles Methodists OF the
two hundreth anniversary OF the
birth OF John Wesley, the following
occurs In the description Of Bishop
Hamilton's speech:
"The bishop was eloquent and witty,
and told many humorous stories OF
Wesley and other leading early.day
Methodists. He did not spare Wesley
by emitting the ludicrous things In his
life. lie solemnly quoted from the
great Methodist's medical book his
cure for pulmonary trouble: Go dig
n hole in the ground; lay down on
your face and breathe the fresh
earth"
This may have appeared very funny
to the audience. but possibly the sug'
gestion OF the great founder Of
Methodism Is not so ludicrous after
all. In fact, II Is good advice. suppos.
ing the soil to be free from impuri'
ties. II would do us all good II we
could occasionally get little nearer
to Mother Earth, both with out feet
and our faces.-Los Angeles Times.
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Contest Notice

Department oi thr Interior United States Land
Onicc, Springfield Mo-, September 10, iqn}
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
IN this ollie" hy John 4. Gilnlani. contestant
against homestead ontry No, Hfs6, made March
~ 1900. forthc III ~ aud , hl - ar Sec 10. twp
Nm, rng - ". p N by Jasper l.. stephens con.
te.i.r In which 1t l. alleged that, said Jasper T..
Stephens has wholly abandoned the said land for
more than siN months sine" entity aud next prior
10 date of contest ana that such abandonment
l. not caused 10y service In the army, navy OF ma.
rinc corps NJ the United States IN time Of war
said paf,ir. arr hereby notihcdto appear. respond
aud ofI,r e, idencr touching said allegation 1T 10
o'clock AIN on NOVEMBER =. lp3, before the clerk
Of the county couri Mt Forsyth, Tancy county,
Mo-, aud that hnal hearing will b. held at ten
obock am, on November ~ ivu before the Reg.
istrr aud Receiver VI the United States land Office
In Springfield. Missouri.
The said contestant having, IN u prOpcr anldn.
Wit, hlcd September ", ipri, sst forth facts which
shov that after du" diligence personal
service NJ this nnttr cannot he made, II u hereby
ordered and directed that such noticc h- given by
tur ami proper publication. \ T.. O'Banuou.
Register.
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Notice For Publication.

Department. oi the Interior. Land Onlcc At
Sptngi"ld. Missouri, september ~ Ipri
Noiic' /. hereby given that the fnilnwing.uamrd
settler has nlru motto" " h. intention To- MAKE n
nal pfnnt In support ni hi. claim. aud TINT snid
pr"oi VIII br made hrfnr !. ". Hughes county
b"r T. igci. VIZ.
Michael slrllman, oi swan. Tnney county.
Missouri H. T.. No, ailel, for the " hf lot N nv
~ see j. twp - H. rng ~ ". aud ~ ~ ~ ~ sec q,
twp - u, rug 1w.
lie names the following witn.,s., tn move hi.
cnhlinunu, residence upon aud cultivation uf said
land. VIZ.
Cal Wnlkcr, Edwin Walker. Harden Pcral aud
'h"tlry N"lchrT all ~ swan, Missouri.
J. +. OliAsNuS Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
No. 49, FORSYTH MISSOURI THURSDAY, OCT go 1908.
LUCIA IS ALREADY EXPANDING
3. B. Price is Out B. Z. Hobart, Of Spring
field, is "it"--Iownsite Enlarged.

u. Il. Price, who recently laid oul the
town OF Lucia. has consummated deal
with Chas. FulbriEht, Of Springfield,
whereby the property passes into the
hands cf b. +. Hobart, Of Springfield.
Mr. Hobart has also secured the Mad.
dux and Hawkins farms, north OF the
present town plat, and is having them
plated into town lots, making about
three hundred acres in the present
townsitc.
IL is understood that Mr. Hobart will
push things 10 the limit aud will cause
matters 10 hum in the coming busy
burg at the mouth Of the Roark, the
fret railroad town to be located in Ta.
ncy county.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

Department of the Interior, Land Onlcr at
Springfield Missouri September - ipl
Notice Is hereby given that ia. following nnu.d
settler has nlrd nutir" uf his Intention 10 make n.
nal proof In support of his claim. aud that said
proof viii lc made brfur !. ". Hughes. county
clerk, AT Forsyth, Missouri, On Thursday. Nov
4, hGi viz:
Abncr ilalcomb, NJ lirown liranch Missouri, II.
u. No. 2ifO, Tor the n III NV ~, aud ~ az nv ur
see -, twp - u, fng i7w
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove hi.
continuous r"silcncr upon aud cultivation Of said
land, VIZ:
John T. Ellrjgc, of lirown Bfanch Missouri.
and ldi Hall g. VI. Carly.lr aud \. D. Loper. nil
OF Hercules, Missouri
j. i. q Uaunuu Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

Department " III" Interior. Land Onlcr nt
Springfield. Missouri. September H. ipa
Notice i hereby given that the fliluwiuguAurd
nnnl rrnni IN support oi his claim aud that said
proof iNill h. inade before j ". Ilughr, county
rl,fk. ~ FORSYTH. Mo-, On Thur. Oct ~. Isr, VIZ.
John Mrrrnnu, of Hercules. Mo-, H. t. No.
shS' Tor th" So So ~ sec o. and >w ~ ~ ~ sec
= ahd ~ ~ ~ ~ '"c ~. and NV ~ nv .cc II,
twp - u, rug NV
lir nnm"s the following witnr,.c, tn prove hi
continuous Residence upon aud cultivation VI said
land, VIZ:
" u Wright, Van Adams. u. H. Mcrrimnn and
IT, i. Hall, all u Hercules. Missouri
j. T.. O'BANNuN Rrgi,trr
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, Land oflcc at
Springfield. Missouri, October. I. ipa
NO,ic. l. hereby given that the following named
settler has flcd notice of his irtcntlon H. make
final proof III support NJ his claim. and that said
ptoOf VIII bc mad" before j. ". Hughes county
clerk, at Forsyth Missouri, oL Thursday, Nov. ~,
NB via;
John u Gibson, Mincy, Missouri H. L. No.
D.Il lot the - ~ sw fr ", sw qr So irqr sec r.
ahd NV ~ ne III qr aud ne az NV III ~ sec T. twp
- n, rng .Dw
llc names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation nf
said land. viz:
Isaac lintnbeck, II. 7. Gardner, e. r. Jennings
hnd James W"siinurrlnnd, all ot Mincy Mo.
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Where the Difference Was.

Augustus Thomas, the playwright,
tells an anecdote OF certain we'll
know W"s'ern editor, who was very
cxacting in his literary standards. A
member of his STAFF handed him some
copy" on one occasion. which was
handed back In n few moments with
the bulk Of II cut out by the editors
ruthless blue pencil. The reporter
eyed his mutilated manuscript with
a downcast countenance. There Is
no doubt about IT," he observed con.
tritcly to the editor. ~ don't write
ms well ns used to- THAT isn't IT,"
rcjoined his chief; "you write Just
the same, but your tastes improved -
-Harper's Weekly.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
\ Tribute To kcntu.ky,

our solicitor, who has been all over
the county, says that for generous hos.
pimlity To strangers the people from
Kentucky are cxccllcd by none They
are warm-heartcd and glad 10 doa favor.
He hereby returns thanks for cour-
tesies shown him 10 the following per.
sons, most whom are from Kentucky:
John Wcdcrbrook, Hercules, r. 5.
Morgan, kisscc Mills, j, & Dcvcg, Day,
and G.. j. Madden, Bradlcyvillc.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

department NJ the Interior I.and Office nt
Springfield. Missouri, September ~ iprl
Nniic" j. hereby given that The following named
settler has nlrd nDtirr VI hi Intention 10 make
hhhl pruni In suppur, NJ HI. claim aud that said
pfont viii ls' mad" h'inr !. W Hughes county
clerk, At Forsyth Missouri, IN Thursday, Ort6-
bgT ~, isgi. Va.
Calvin walker, " Swan. Missouri. IT, T. No.
2'al3 Tor the NV ~ see y, twp - II, fug .Dw
"" names the following Nitnrssr, tu prove his
continuous residence upon and culiiyatns Of said
aud. VIZ
W II. parriil VI. Surllmnn Edward DW,arani
Elrtn walker all uf Swan Missouri
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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

Nnicc l. hereby given, that letters ot ndminls.
trn'ion un the estate NJ j. VI. llnworth decreased.
wrrr granted IN the undersigned. IN the hth dn,
ol ortol-r, ipH. by the probate court NJ fancy
county. Missouri
All persons having claim. against said rs,nt,
arr required To exhibit thrm Tor ailuwaurr tu the
adminlsttatriN within ~" year after the date "
said letters, nr they may H. pfrcludrd frum any
brnrht oi said estate aud II such claims hr not
exhibited within two wears frbm IL" date of this
publication. they shall lr forever barred
This 18th DAY NJ Octubrr. ipn
CnARir, llAwonrn, Admini.tratriN.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
Administrators Notice,

Notice !, hereby given, iha, letter, II admins
tratiun IN the estate oi 4. T. fuRa,r deceased
wrr, granted TO the undersigned, on the 3d day ut
Ocinbr, lg3, by thc probate cour, of Tnncy c0un.
ty. Missouri
Al person. having chains against said estate
ARE required 10 exhibit them iur allowance IN the
administrator within one year after III. date of
said letters, or they may H. pr"cludrd from amy
brnrn, II said estate aud II such claims h. not
exhibited within two years from the date oi this
publication. they ,hn lr forever barred
Th, III day OF October igri
S.N. FuGArE Administrator
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shcriTs sale In Partition.
Vernon L Told and VIM u johnson, Pln's

Lulu \ Bracket. Defendant
n the Circuit Court Of 1Ancy Co Missouri
liy virtue and authority Oi decree aud order
of sale made by the said court, In the above en-.
utl~l cansc, aud oi certified copy thereon,
dated september H. linj, | viii Oh Monday,
October ~. lMri. between the hourr OF nine
O'Clock In the forenoon, and nyc - clock In the
afternoon Of that day, nj the front door Uf the
court house, In the town Oi Forsyth. Tancy
county Missouri, sell at public vcndue, to the
highest bidder, for cash In hand, the followin
described real estate, viz;
hf sw pr. and hf NV qr, section ., twp u.
range q, In fancy county, Missouri,
T.. llriL, sheriff.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

would not interest you If you're looking
for n guaranteed -alve for sores, burns or
piles. Otto Dodd,oi Ponder Mo. writes:
81 suffered with an ugly sore for II year,
buta buX Of Bucklin'sArnicaSalvc cured
me. It's the best ,alvc on earth. BIC
at \, II, Parrish 5 drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22
The Banner Buggy,

John T. Dickenson, agent for the larg-
est manuiactory in the United States,
sells them at factory prices, and guaran.
tees them. The best and cheapest bug.
gy made. Prices, Top buggies from
$3.50 to 90; Road wagons from s3l 90
up; also Surveys and Spring wagons.
Call and see him. lie will do you
right and save you money.
Jno. T. D. has also II full line OF
Hardware OF every description. Oliver
plows and fittings, double shovels and
points and all kinds Of Farmers and
Blacksmiths tools, windows and doors,
Builders tools and supplies.
Taney City Store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1903-10-22

Justices blanks for sale at the Re-
publican Office.