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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
saloon Habit Means Failure.

II matters not how brilliant a mar
may be, it matters not how -uccHss-
fol be may have been a. an cmpiOyc.
or in his eSrly efforts - proprietor,
once that hc acquire the saloon habit.
biz failure l. assured. SaiOOGs aud
business are iLcOmpatiJIc; they are
not mi-cioie, a. the medical experts
say Of oil and water
Vas talking not long ago 70 man
Of 3j, perhaps, who, asan cmplDyc. had
held numerous positions of trust. and
had made 80 high a. s. 900 year az a
credit man for one Of the largest whOic.
sale clothing bOuses in Chicago. Th.-
man, when ! chaGccd 10 meet him. va
OUt u employment He had gone
down the scale until Eoy hc va glad
10 get odd iobs 10 60 In the great Dus-
iness house where once hi- word bad
been Law. His employers stood ready
to take him back at bis old .alary the
moment be would give up the saloon
for good. And yet, knOwing this per.
fectly well, realizing TO himself the
frightful penalty be vas paying fOrtbe
privilege Oi spending few hour d day
In some drinking nen, he deliberately
preferred tbc destructive ''entcrtaiD.
mebt" be got 10 the saloon "a the
portion Of trust and profit that gas
offered him 81 an alternative. He re-
NJ nded me Of the man 10 one of n. g..
Wells stories. who wa- giving bis
choice between the ability " reform
mirarle- and his nightly drinking spell
at the bar Of "The Long Gragon. and
who chose the latter George r. Ty-
roma. in Chicago Tribune.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Criticises Penitentiary.

In a monograph just issued, Professor
Charles 4. Ellwood Of the department
Of sociology Of the university Of Mis-
souri, chaTacterizes the cUrGition Oi the
state penitentiary at Jefferson City as
satisfactory only TO those who scOf at
the idea Of the reformation OF the
criminal and who think that the high.
est achievement Of prison Management,
is 10 make the prisoner as nearly self
supporting a. possible -
Three years ago" continues DR..
EIwoOd, "Mr Drake said Of this insti-
tuition, that 1t was without a semblance
OF instruction considered reiOrmatGry,
and will add that the only possible
rciOrmatOry influence in the Institution
is that Of the chaplain, whose time il
mainly taken up in acting as librarian
and in reading and censOring the let.
ters Of 2iO0 prisoners n this vast
population, which i, larger than that
Of any other prison on earth and far too
large for individual treatment OF the
prisoner, youthful first offenders arc
mingled both by day and by night with
the most hardened criminals, and the
result il that all are brought down "a
the level Of the lowest. Probably the
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Contest Notice.

department u the Interior. Lard Oflce a,
sjih.Nsld Ni.-gufi. February -. 100
-yii.cieut cyuisst affidavit having been flrd
iu iLl. 0fle. by Is ilizm T. B'Bm6cld contestant
against hyIB~sirad sutry No. 95i1D. msdr January
e 90. ~. 'pY 81 - % -, aud ~ ~ ar sec
.. iDEH-bip % ~ DZr y. by Elmer Il. Rawlings.
nnUtf.,.s. .u bich u j. alleged that 'bs said El-
NET r. Esuhugs Ia, utterly failed 10 establish
his f-sis-Ir- uDIn 'he land. an4 that such abAB.
dpuurn' gA- 10 cau-.d 5y service 10 "a. army Of
uayy - he { nii.J STAT. N time % var
Sad y4rti-- arr bef"'} notified 81 appaar ~.
.,YE1 md gfr' eyigenc- touching said allegation
a, ~ c.pcE .. 90. on Apfi!s 10 before the
'.e'E - ibe County Cur. az fOYsytb. Missouri,
hHf lba' GnAi h@aru2 viii b" Lsid st ~ O'c!Vck
o o.. ap'iI 10. 80. b"l0fs tie ksgi.ter and Re.
o...sf - ;hs Inii@I Siat"s Land Onics 10 spFisg.
h.iI Ni+.3BFI.
TIE -aiI contestant hayiHg 10 prDypf q afiida.
ylt EeI Fpb p 100. sei iDrih iacts which show
tLa' a'raf due diligence J~f-oual service 81 this
bp'irs cannot b. rBa1r. n j. hereby ORDERED aud
directed that sgch notice De given by due and
yfOier ygbiIcatiyn.
&. y. EsnBOss1 Register
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Order Of Publication.
state Of SiissOuri, t.

state Of Missouri, a.
County Of fancy, 70
ln the Circuit court. April term. 1906.
TIE state 81 hik+Ourl. a. the fsssiiOh and to the
uss Of s. Brazeal, collector Of the reyenue
u and for the county Of fancy in the state Of
NissoHri yiaiH;'n'
:. y Eeese andFrsdricE Papendiek ,defeDdants.
~ tbis day coiqss the pisiDiir bercin By his
1t.Orney Henry X. Avbrey, and 6les his petit
ton aud afIdsyii, alleging. among other thing..
that defendant ,. q. Reese IL not 9 resideB. "
be state Of NissOuri:
SbereupOn. IL 10 ordered by the clerk in ysea.
ton that sai0 defendant be notified by Dubllea-
iiOD that plaintiff hss commenced a suit against
him in this court, the object and general nature
u which IL 70 enforce the lien Of the siate u
Missouri Tor the is1es upon bis lands situated
in 1sney county, hiesOUr, and 10 recover the
auGuBt Of ts1rs due on said lands a. follows:
hrst tract for ibe yesrs Iss, 1917 aud I1yi; sec
Ond irsC; for the year. 10, 1870, 1871 and 1850;
ssd tina; uBless the said = X Reese h. and 30.
pear a. this oOVrt. Of the neat term thereof, 70
b. begun and holden .; the oOurt house In the
town Oi fOrsyib. In ssid county, On the zi:h day
Of Ami next. and On or before the nrst day OF
Eaid term, unless further time be granted by
the court, sesger or plead 70 the petition In
ssif esusE. the same VIII be taken q confessed,
and judgment will b. rendered accordingly.
And u is further ordered, that copy hereof
BE- Published, according 20 lss, in the TsDsy
COuHiy Republican. newspaper pabllshed 10
ssld county " aney, for four weeks successive
~. the last isssriiOs 70 be st least thirty days
before the Ersi day ofssId next April term "
this court.
". T. Moore, Ci,euli Clerk.
, true e0py from tie record.
Witness tDy hand. and the seal " the circuit
oovrt of Jsnsy county. this 18th day
tsEALl u February, 4. u. lsG,
W l. Moore, Circui, Clerk.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
w there Eggs Are Currency.

Eggs are current coin IL Mayo. Ker.
iy. Donegal and Leitrim. They are
every where received over the counter
in payment Tor tea, -Ugar, meal, oil,
bread. tobacco. patent medicines snd
general haDeida-hery. Accounts are
kept open and gocds -rpplied on credit
in egg. Predatory agents travelling
through the wilds with worthless teas,
itin"rapt tinker and musicians, Polish
Jews hawking lin,cI ieweliy and holy
picturc-, all accept this current coin,
generally unloading il al the uearest
railway town Dublin Lady Of the
House
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
National chairman Ssv.

The decision 10 maze Harry New.
uaiiora. committeeman from Indiana.
chairman Of Tie Republican national
committee. sbcU.d receive the COM
menda,.ou D! al good party men. Mr.
New NJ, ai the head of the publicity
division oi the national committee, al
IL wc-ieru headquarters in Chicago,
during the last campaign. and did
much. through uaiiOnai committeeman
Dave Mullaue. q Kab-a-, 10 bel = make
Mi,,olr. Kcp4hl.csE. Our editor met
both Nr. New and Mr.. MulyaBe while
IL charge ol the Publicity and Of the
Republican camia!gr 10 ihis state, and
could %, have received more cordial
or Hlns efficient support Harry New
l. typical ~crterIcr lie il ready
and ,orcctyl He wastes neither in
words nor IN action. He is DlUntly
frank he il q character. Incidentally,
h. j. al executive, @. lie should b, at
the head q the national committee.
Iic know the game Of politics 70 a
Gaish H. know. The western heart
and head. Tn oa,t vii, uoi run Of
with everything under Chairman New's
administration. Chairman Corteiyou
could not have more worthy or capable
Successor The Republican party could
not secure a better steward. The
country NAY bc assured the u-ua! ei-
fectiyc and beneficial Republican cam
Iai-g ucler tho administration Of
Chairman New Missouri State Re.
p8b.icaE.
II troubled wlih weak digestion,
bcich.ng or soar stomach, usc Cham
bcr!aiE's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you vii! get quick relief For -ale
by City drug rtcre.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

Department - the InirfiDf. United States Land
Oii0e. a. Apfins6sld HibsOOf. February =. lPS.
SufcieHt cDntsst sfidHYii having bssn filed In
uis Office By T. y Chapman. contestant. against
homestead sUify 80 zsEj7 made Dee nbef u. re
fD' hf ~ ser u twp - n. rD2 NV 3 3. ~. by
SrisGb DclaHsy. contsstse. In which u II alleged
TIA; ,aid Nelson DsisBsy has wholly abandoned
he said land iof more than siE months last past,
aBd that sBch abandonment was ug; caused By
saIyio" inths army OF navy Of the United States
IN time Il WAF
szh yartiss afs befyby bottled ~ agpear re.
si,1Ud and Of.r - IdeDcs tgycbing .aid allegation
a. - o'ciOck 3. ~. Oh April - i9n tefore
the Regi-iar and Eeoeiver ~ the Uniud States
Land Ohics 10 Springfield, Missouri.
Tb" saJ1 cSb'rslsDi having. 10 a proper afl5a.
yii. Sled Feb. = lJG,. sst iofih facis Nhch show
that after doe dIigsncE tssf-Jnal service 81 this
uo,l9- cabDoi " made. II !s hereby Ofde'sd and
directed that sych Dttios ~ given by due and
DfOp@f publication.
e. y. ganIl0sen Rsgistsr
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

D-IA,imsnt ~ the Interior. Land Ofice st
Sy'BgGe.1 Nissggfi. February q. II6
NpiIc- j. hereby giTsa that the following g.psmsd
ss'tsrf has fir1 LgIes 81 be Intention ~ make g.
hai pfy1' Iu s1ppgfl % hi. claim. and that laid
,f1.f " Ill " M45s iafy's J. " Hughes, clerk o.
ihs county cDvf'. AZ PDf.yth. No, ~ saturday,
AMI J. iHG. ~:
P9arfs y. AI.'uiAagh. = FDrsyth. No. II. T..
Z.gI 'JI la n. lf -rc tsp - u fng " ~. aud
b! ~ ~ sry, ~ twp - o Tug SJw
H. nau"s the !D.iyAi1g @iiue.-rs % prove his
c'n'IHUDUs fcsidslcs upSg aud cultivation u said
land yIz.
william & Badiug. % Forsyth. No. H. NJ sd.
ans aud !. s. Tbpinas q kisssy Nill.. Missouri,
su3 \. N~7rill - Dieksu.. MissOgu.
&. y. Van Hgasu. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
A PayorIte Remedy for Babies.

liz pleasant taste ana prompt curt
have made Chamberlain : Cough Rene
dy 'ayOfitc with The mother Of mail
children. ltquickly cure- their coughs
and colds and prcyont- any danger O'
pneumonia or other scriou, cou-c-
qucnccs. 1t not only cure. Group. but
when given ar sOOn a. the croupy cough
appears will prevent the attack. For
sale by City drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Notice for Publication,

department - The Interior land o',lce al Spring.
G.l. Hi.souTi February n. lsE
Hy'.rD s hsfrby given that the following named
.ni'lHf hAs t.ed notice u his intention 70 make g.
%. .pfapi ~ .upprr' ~ bis c.aim aud that laid
IfOi Wii t-- made brfDtr the clerk u The circuit
court s; F1f.yi1. His.DufI. on saturday. ApFil J,
lsG w.
Rg,i~ b. AlsaB. - CEDAR Valley. Hi-spuri. n t.
Ztsp 'y' 'bo ne ~ uW ~ -s-s ~ twp Zs rng p w.
IT, laIl"s %. following Hiin.s.Es to prove be
csD'luuYgs f-..I.nc. pOn and cultivation Of said
land. viz.
lg'L-' JaeL sgf.. james pruiti. HUBER Holiday
AI3 y. Nhjp Ill - Cedar valley. No
&. y. Van HO.sn, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Vol. 10. No. 20.
rANEY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
BY W. II. PRICE.
Taney County

TANEY Is the fourth county from the west
hne Of the state, in the extreme southern
tier. and 20 bordering on Arkansas and .D
JOKING 10 its fulness tue wonderful climate
1f the sunny side" Of the OZarks, where the
temperature rarely touches zero In winter Hnd the
nights ia summer are always cool enough 10 make
slesp delight. -
acres, Of which about $3.50 acres are under I'M
progemeut The soil yArie. from the rich alIuviai
bottoms 10 the strong limestone soils OF the rIdg'
es producing successfully wheat, on Which III"
county was AWARDED the silver medal AT 10" Lou
isiana Purchase exposition, corr second To none,
"a stalk grown this displsy 10 this Oilics
measuring II feet IL eDgthl potatoes. cotton
IlODs, tame grasscs. berries, fruits vegetables,
III fact everything except tropical products Pears
and peachr- DO ESPECIALLY well.
The surface IS rugged and picturesque, covered
with forests and traversed By streams OF spark
ling clexrness. among them the beautiiui " hite
river famed for iis scenery and Its nnny Tribes,
including the gamey black bass and jack salmon,
bile the wooded expanses abound III small game
of various kinds. including FOX, raccDDn OpOs-On.
squirrel. quail and turkey, aifOrding abundant
recreation with rod aud gun.
The population OF the county by the last crnsu,
was 10. IN, only two Of whom We're cOIored and
all but ~ American born. The county taA Il Out
~ cents on the slJD, aud there is Practically no
county debt. NOod for fuel In plentiful ana cheap.
selling IN Forsyth for q a wagoh-lDad WIN SIDE.
boards. Church and school facilities are lair and
increasing many OF the schools maniiestlnG such
spirit Of up.tO-date-ness ~ 20 proSide libraries
for the use OF pupils. Improved iarms are valued
at 30 to ~ an acre while unimpruyed lands eau
be had at 4l 25 TO -. There are s'i! about Jpy
acres Of government lands, subject To homestead
OF crsh entry. The county Is hneiy wat"red, The
White river alone winding ~ and out for about 4
hundred miles within iis bOrd"r-.
There l. considerable timber Ui COMMERCIAL val
ue Including hickory wiIiteoak. walnut, pine and
cedar aud vast mineral wealth, ~ Indicated by
the little prospecting that has o"rh dJh". Our
minerals include marble. hydraulic lime, mangan-
ese copper. lead and zinc IN their multltudinous
forms, silver aud gold, recent pros l"rlin2 showing
the prcscncs Of both in paying quantities, all oi
which viii afford wealth-maklng opportunities 10
men Of means Judgment and energy.
In no spot on earth, perhaps, can poor man
80 easily acquire home and max" Il lylng, and
any man rhU II honest aud energetic viii bc wei
coined be he rich or poor. The railroad, Whit.
River line OF the Missouri PacldG,) !, just reach
ing Us for the first time. and freight and pass
enger steamer Will b. put on the Fivtr next suin'
mcr, greatly stimulating activity ~ every dircc'
ton, and sending values upward. No" II th'
time 10 get IN rght and reap the benefits.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
81 a \ ar liz Advance.
Notice e. Publication .

Deps-tr5eni Q; - iaterso;. Land Ofoe .;
hy;lnzsslo. No. Nsr !. hs.
Nygs7s j. hs.eby q. u that The '0.lgHing-pan@c
.@':s~g A.s - niie = BE JntsEtlsn ~ make O.
"a. pro! n ,syjgri q! bic claim, and that and
pro. Eii. " us3e D. 'rs tbs eisrk of he co9giy
eosr a. FDFsyth- No. ~ Sat, Apfil :. lSb- viz:
John ShsEard. VI BTaRsyn. No 80; The - ~
40 - - u. b. rs - sD4 Ds " Do ~ &C IL.
sep 2 .. rsZ 2. -.
IL names %. f0llg~ ing Hiin@.ses 70 prose bic
e9nunsSgs rssyssEos EpoE and sSliiE4isOn Of SAID
iAEa. VIZ.
& 3 sisysus. David Bridge, william CrOEder
and Merton Con ytgn al Of Bfauson. No.
e. y. Van HOs-n. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Notice for Publication.

D.yartrsui 0i the Interior Land Oflcs 81
SpFlDEEel8. Ni.-ggfi. March l. igB
NoiiGs j. iefsbs given that The following named
-tiler LAs tied nOiioa - his iDputiyn - make O.
ual prD1i ia syyUori Of his claim and that sai4
,fuY' Eiil - mEd. be;gfe ib- CLERK d the c0BBiy
o1lr 3; F0rsy:h, No, % sat, April : 2S6 viz.
JasDb = GDeil, q DIT, Missouri, 0i u. 4 25i?s.
:9' IT, - h' Dot na ~. Q hi 80 qr. snd ia " -
~. - B. iup k ., fng Il ~.
H. GsIuss tie following Witnes.n. to prove bis
i4Il. viz
" Warren. L. II. O'N.iil. Thomas Todd and
F:e1 k4@tsr all oi Hsfcuiss. 80.
e. y Van Hgssu. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

D-pArusui 0f tie inisfioT. Land OGos si
Springfield. Nl.syaTi March g. ls6.
Sglic- is fsrehY given ibai iis follow IN snAfDso
setlisf hss tl. H8lt5~ 0f his intention " Rake o.
raj yf10f II .upyYfr of Lis claim. EBd that s4ld
yfpJf sI.i - Hsgs b@fofs ihs clsFE q TIE comfy
o1grl a. Ygf.y,h. No. % Sat. Ap-il-, lEE, viz:
HiHtrF i Kelly. - Bfsllssriils- No, IL. Z.
zb'-! 'of tie bi Jgi - y snd n bf lot ZsH ".
Zi T. fa= isE.
Hs EzIB~. The 'Ol40N inF BitnHssss 70 prove his
Continuous Residence gpgu snt Civilization Of saie
.sns VIZ
John G.. Clark J. l.. Fylds, J. {. CAnpbel! ADD
y ar krii.s al % Bradleyvil@ Missouri.
y. SauHO.sH. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

A representative of northern ard
eartern capitalists bas been IN the field
for se'er.l Gay. iryr-iigating a tract
Of nearly six Thousand ceres 81 zinc
Isnds in Marion. Scafcy and Baxter
eouniie-. 4 favorable report on this
properly l. a iOrcgonc conclusion and
the purchase will dOU5iless Dc consun-
mated at early date. 4 transaction of
this magnitude does not by any means
porlcnd corner 10 zioc properties
there being 10 The DcigbbOrbood Of .
thousand square miles Of ore barring
iands. .-YellyilIe Republican.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Somewhere Is Light.

Never sigh.
When the words go.L' wrong;
Somewhere Is Light.
An the Joy cf soIg.
Bright stars are si.eanir'
Through shadows of nlgat;
CIen the windows
o: Life 10 the light.
VIA, Of the sorrow
That darkenS the way.
Neycr winter
But sang O. the May,
y l. Stanton. In Atlanta Const!tu'
ton.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
When You Can't slsep.

1t Is said that pair Of white siock-
ings soaked in cold water drawn on the
feet and pair Of thick woolen stock.
ings drawn on over them will conquer
insomnia The remedy is certainly
UNIQUE. simple and worth trying.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

Pinesalve acts like pouliice. Best
thing in the world for boils, burns,
cracked hands, letter, etc. Sold by J.
A. Lamb, druggist Taneyville.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

a. II. Parrish guarantees AntiGrip-
ioe TO cure that cold-aDd grip-yOur
money back il il doesn't
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

The "Star Dramatic Club" is pre-
pariDg an entertainment to be given In
the near future.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

i mber Of noted Eew-YOrkers were
presented 10 Prince Pu Lun and the
Chincse Minister. Sir Chen.tung-Lang
Chen, the distinguished foreigners,
during their American tour, and one
Of these gentlemen told an incident
that illustrated the remarkable intelli-
gence Of dog Of his.
The Minister said, with a smile, 81
am reminded, sir, Of a Chinese dog
story.
''TheIe was Chinsman who lad
three dogs. When be came home one
evening he fOuud them asleep on bis
couch Of teakwood aud marble. He
whipped them, and drove them forth.
''The next night when he came home
the dogs were lying on the floor. But
he placed his band on the couch, and
found il warm from their bodies. There.
fore be gave them auotber whipping
''Tbe third night returning earlier
than usual, be found the dogs sitting
before the couch. blowing on 1t 10 cool
it"-April Woman's Home Companion.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
Infiammatory gheuma,lsp, Cured.

William ShafFcr, brakeman Of Den.
nisOn, Ohio. was confined 10 biz bed for
several weeks with innammatOry rhcu-
matism. II used many remedies" he
says. FINALLY sent TO McCaw's drug
store fora bottle Of Chamberlain : Pain
Balm, at which time was unable 10
use hand or foot. and 10 one week 4
time WIS able 20 go 10 work as happy
as clam" For sale by City drug store.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30
SOCIETIES

MASONIC.
A.F and A. NJ -f0rsyth Lodge 40 t53, meets
on saturday upon or after the full moon 10
each month J. ". DiCKESsOs, W NJ
w POWELL. Sec.
4 r. and A ". - Kirbyville Lodge No. ga
meets on saturday night upOr Or next before
the full moon In each month.
B R0sE, Sec. u. w. NASZAsDr. w h.
Az. and a. M.-Clafiin Lodge, No: 2z9, Pro-
TEN, No meets on or before the full MON III
each month ,, r. DOTsoS, ". NJ.
- r. s.-ChApter No. 80, meets first and third
Thursdays In each month
Mrs 5. a. WEATugRaAN. w. NJ.
R. G. FoHD, " +. a %. PAERisH, sec.
wOoDAEs
N w A.-Yorsyth Camp No. $50 meets on
Tuesday upon or Grst following the full moon
" ~ j. v. BALpwlS, He'd Consul.
q. u GgooS. Clerk.
ODD FELLOws.
1907. Y.-t;arrison Lodge, 80. GI5, m"rts
second and fourth saturday nights ,
J w sfEyISs, y. u.
% q. F.-IjradIryyiile LOdgc. No. ~.
meets Brst aud third Hatarlay gighIs.
). \ BLAIR, v. q.
tuOF F.-swan LDdge No .g5. Tancyv!ie.
Ma. meets every Thursday DIsht
pc KASKs, ". u.
D. !. BurLEp. Sec.
100. F.-Beaytr Lodge, No 673, klssee
ulIIs. No meets saturday nights before sec
W. W. g. CoSsER, n. q.
1907. Golden Rod Rebecca Lodge, No.
n. To- willie. Mo. meets every JuesdaJ
night sAEAB b PIERCE, y. %.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

% s.-Chnpter No. 20, Meets FIRST and third
Thursdays in each month -, =,
Mrs :. a. WEATugRaAS, W. NJ.
R. G. FoHD, " T.. a %. PAERisH, Sec.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-03-30

TANEY Is the fourth county from the west
hne Of the state, in the extreme southern
tier. and 20 bordering on Arkansas and en-
io,iu,, ,o its fullne.s the wonderful climate
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29
AMES HOPES TO HOLD
NEBRASKA SCORE LOW

Special to The journal. -=-
Ames, Iowa, Oct. 2s.-All eyes an
now riveted upon the coming gam
with Nebraska university at Lincoli
Nov. 4. This will be the last gam
that Ames has scheduled outside til
state this season and a fierce battle !
expected There is no question sbr
what. Ames will find in Nebraska
heavy opponent and the outcome ca.
only be matter of conjecture.
Minnesota succeeded in piling up :
score of AZ to against the farmer boy
but the team has feeling that it wi.
be enabled to hold Nebraska to a To-
score at least, and some even feel thu;
there is a reasonable hope of sending
winning aggregation to Lincoln.
Ames has won from the cornhuskei
in the past and the team does not go I
Lincoln without hope of repeating Il
victory. The team smarting under II
defeat at the hands Of the Minneso
gophers two weeks ago have determine
to retrieve lost honors and will go in
the game with vim that seldom chara
terizes a college team.
The Simpson game a week ago prove
an easy victory for the aggies, b
served to point out to them that II
interference was weak and needed l.
tie bracing. Today was an open dat
which afforded the team rest, exec
for practice game with the scrubs.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

Wethatt,s Center. and Brooks, Quarterh
and did not appear. The North Side
team crossed the goal line, made a
touchdown, kicked goal and claimed the
game by a score Of 6 to o. s'fr'=s
- ~. e." Fight Over Game. . r..
South claims the game on the ground
that the contract was broken by the
first refusal of the North Side team to
play and that the default lies with
North. North claims the game because
it had team ready at the time and
place specified in the contract and South
made no appearance ~
e The above is an attempt to state the
essential points advanced by both par
ties to this controversy. The: decision
depends almost entirely upon the inter.
pretation9 given to the rules quoted
The writer claims no authority, and
feels no desire, to render verdict upon
any of the. questions in ISSUE ~. (. D..
| The whole affair is unfortunate and
is certain Ito result in serious injury
to high school football in general. This
would not be the case had the matter
been taken up calmly and dispassion
ately. 1t is even more so now that it
has been made the subject Of bitter
controversy among the partizans of the
different high schools. E.~--,.
Just what effect the loss Of the Kings