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The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
Order of Publication.
State o! Missouri,
County OF fancy. 30

State o. Missouri,
County Of Tancy. 10
In the Circuit Court, October term 1906.
J. : Ramsey. plaintin,
vs..
Eljlal"th Wright, =. J.. Wri.hl her husband
Muhala Bowman. Gordon Bcal. d. s Brown,
T.. u. II. Williams. q. ). Coz. Elizabeth Cos,
hi, WIFE, Al lice fausctt. formerly Alice McCau-
ley. aud ", y; Fausctt, her husband, JUNE
Irwin, aud ". +. Irwin. her husband Arthur
Mc,aulcy, Fink McCaulcy, Stanley MrCaulry
and Clara Wood. defendants.
At hi, da! comes the plaintiff herein, by his At.
torn"y. G. B. Sharp, and flies his petition and ali
,layit alleging among other things that defend.
untS, Mahaa Bowman Gordon Bcal, u, :. brown.
H. u. II. Williams. q. 5. Cox. Elizabeth Cox. hi,
wife, Arthur McCaulcy, Pink MrCaulry and Clara
Wood are not residents OF the state OF Missouri
ahrrcupun II Is ordered by the clerk in vacation
that said defendant bc notified BY publication that
plaintirhas commenccda suit against them in this
court. the object and general nature Of which is 20
ascertain aud determine title to the folnwing,lc.
>cribrd band in fancy county, Missouri. towit:
That portion Of lot 10 in sec T. twp y. range 81
more particularly described n follows: beginning
t sw corner Of said lot 10, runs north Of east with
the ravinc 10 u double elm tree nt the mouth Of
said rayinc, thence down aud along White river
to the north line of lot 10, thence west to the NV
corner of SAID lot. thence along the west line Of
said lot, south 20 the place of beginning: contain
Ing u acres, more or less; and that unless the
said Mahnla Bowman, Gordon Real. u. s. brown
l., ID. II. Williams, q. s. Cox, Elizabeth Cox. hts
wife, Arthur McCaulrs, Pink McCauley aud Clara
Wood be and appear at this court at the next term
thereof to be begun and holden Mt the court house
in the town Of Forsyth in said county on the 2!nd
day OF October next. and on or before the first da,
Of said term, If the term shall so long
con,nu" unless further time he given BY the
court. answer or plead 10 the petition in said
causc the same will be taken as confessed aud
judgment well be- rendered accordingly
And 1t is further ordered, that q copy hereof
be published, according TO law, in the Tancy
County Republican, newspaper published in
said county OF Taney, for fonr weeks success
lively, the last insertion TO he at least thirty
days before the first day Of said next October
term of this court.
w. ]. MOORE. Circuit CLERK.
\ true copy from the record
Witness my hand, and the seal of the circuit
court OF laney county, this 18th day
tsEALl of August, 1906.
". |. MOORE. Circuit Clerk
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

The greatest fleet Of warships ever
assembled under the flag Of the United
States was reviewed by President
Roosevelt Monday Of last week at
Oyster Bay. In his address to the
members Of the naval committee the
president said; 'Auy man who fails
to he patriotically inspired bv such
sight as this is n mighty poor Amcri.
can
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

The Stone County Oracle is making
an earnest plea for better roads. The
Republican is with it in this crusade
Bad and impossible roads is the source
OF the greatest single item of loss the
farmer, and not the farmer only, but
all the people, are forced to bear.
Much can be done by selecting 70
road oyerscers only men Of energy,
good judgment and large property
interest in the community, but the best
roads are not 10 be obtained under
present road laws, where men in ad .
joining communities are working in.
dependcntly, without any general plan,
and often at cross purposes. No work
can be properly done in small sections
without some general harmonious plan,
and some supervising authority. The
legislation asked for by the Repubi-
can party will look toward this greatly.
tO-be-desired end. 1t can be FASTENED
Wy NotihE loi tuc IttpuDiICuD GuUul-
dates to the next legislature. The
fact that Governor Folk failed to call
special session Of the legislature will
postpone for two years the date at
which it will be possible that such
legislation may had, but something
can be done if the road overseers OF
the county, of each county, will get to.
gether, exchange views, formulate
plans and then 90 into their respective
road districts and work in accordance
with such plans. The county surveyor
should be invited TO attend such meet.
ings and make suggestions based on
his intimate knowledge of the topog.
raphy of the county. This paper
would be glad 10 be authorized TO call
such meeting. Good could not well
fail TO result. Shall we have the
pleasure OF publishing the call:
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior land Office ut Spring.
field, Missouri, August -. ls6.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make Il.
nal proof In supper, Of his claim. and that said
proof viii br made before the clerk OF the county
court at FORSYTH, Mo. on Tues. Oct. =, 1916, viz:
James EsSary. of BradleyviIie, Mo, II. f. No.
1881, for the hf lot 2and " hf lot g. ne or sec .,
twp2i H. rng ISw.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land, viz:
7, h. Lawson, l.. u. Hobbs A. J. ESsary and
Thomas Wood all Of Bradlcyvillc, Missouri,
Z. n. Van lIoscn, Register.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
Notice for Publication,

Department. Of the Interior land Office at Spring
field Missouri, August 10. 1896
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make a.
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of the County
Court at Forsyth. Missouri, on Tuesday. Sep.
tclnbcr II, 1904. viz:
stephen J. Kilman Of Mincy. Mo, II. T.. No.
Gll5 for the sw qr ne qr SEC Is. twp - II r ~ "
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
G. C. Brown. u. Perkins. r. Williams and ".
I. Moore, all OF Mincy Mo.
Z. y. Van IIoScn, Register.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Charles a, Walsh, Democratic ma.
tional committeeman for Iowa, has
resigned, to which action he says he
was forced uy corrupt corporation ard
boss control of his party. That is an
Iowa idea that sounds familiar enough
to have originated in Missouri
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

The Sparta Leader started last wccl;
on its sixth volume. It has lately
passed into the hands of Handy X
Handy, with the former owner, j. :.
Mcpherson, as associate editor 1t
shows considerable improvement in
several ways, aud ought to receive the
liberal support Of its town and com.
muniIv,
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

AS an incident showing the eetrange.
mcnt from Bryan produced by his radi.
cal and imprHcticablc declaration on
public ownership Of railroads the fail
urc OF the second West Virginia dis
trict convention to endorse him is Of
considerable interest.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

La Toilette suffered setback in the
primary election in Wisconsin, his
candidate for Governor being defeated.
LA Follcttc's sins OF radicalism are tCo
much for Wi,cOnsinncrs.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Do you want kid 10 settle your
estate: The Democratic candidate Is
but Kid in experience and judgment,
whatever he may be in wears.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Bryan il Socialist not Democrat,
says the New York Worll. Socialism /,
having Il hard enough time without
this handicap.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
To Republicans,

We arc anxious 10 have every Re.
publican in close touch, and working in
harmony with the Republican National
Congressional committee in favor of
the election OF a Republican congress:
The congressional campaign must he
based on the administrative and legis-
lative record of the party, and. that
being so, Theodore Roosevelt's per-
sOnality must be central figure and
his achievements central thought in
the campaign.
We desire To maintain the work of
this campaign with popular subscrip-
tous Of One Dsllar each from Repub.
licans. TO each subscriber We will
soud the Republican National Cam.
paign text book and all documents is.
sued by the committee.
Help us achieve great victory.
JAMES S. SHERMAN. Chairman.
L. .. Box 20Gj. New York.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
G. A. II. and Gray Reunion Mt Kirbyyl,Ie

A grand annual reunion of the Blue
and the Gray is to he held at Kirby.
vile, September ~, 20, q and -, four
days. There will be good speakers each
day, n bean dinner the second day and
a barbecue the third. Plenty OF shade,
good water, aud the usual stands and
Everybody invited.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Secretary of the treasury, Hon. Les
lie NJ Shaw, is 10 speak in Joplin Sep
tembcr ~. Secretary Shaw is an
Iowa idea that is popular in Missouri.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Entered at the POstoilice at Forsyth for trans
mission through the mails as second-cl8ss
matter.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
County.

For Cungr'> >>mau, lirh District
". T. TNNDALL.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Advertising Rates male known on application
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

For Railroad aud Warrhuu>" Commi>,ionrr;
f.. e. FLENTGE.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

Oficial Paper of Taney County.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13
REPUBLICAN, TICkET.
SInie.

For Superintendent of ruhlir schools
!. L. WHITE.
The Taney County republican., 1906-09-13

For representative.
J. ". DEpCN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
DEATH OF ANSEL NEAL.
End Came Suddenly from Heart Trou-
blc-Was Veteran Of the civil War.

Tho death Of Anscl Neal, II years old,
occurred very suddenly about eleven
O'Clock Sunday night. Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
visited friends on Pitkin street early in
the evening and were returning home
about ten o'clock when Mr.. Neal com
planned OF pains around his heart His
condition became critical on reaching po-
lice station No .. on North street and
he was taken inside Police Officers
Marengo and MORGAN did everything pos
siblc for the man and DR.. O. II. Allard
was summoned. Mr.. Neal was later taken
to his home at 24S North Winooski
avenue, but died fifteen minutes after
arriving there.
Mr.. Neal was born in Portland, Nc. He
served with distinction in the Civil War
in Company -, 10th Maine. 9Th volunteer
corps and later was transferred to Com
pany y, 10Th Maine volunteer infantry. He
served in the battle of Gettysburg. lie
is survived by his wife, two sons, Capt.
George Neal of fire station No. T. and
Charles of Wcthersfeld, Conn; ono
daughter, Mrs. william Hudson of this
city: one brother, William Neal of Port
land, Me-: three sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Warehouse of Cambridgeport, Mass.
Mrs. Enos Hunt Of Portland. Nc, and
Mrs. George Mansize OF Boston, Mass.
MIR. Neal was member of the G.. A.
r. and an attendant Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
CHAMPION BOY LIAR.
title Seems to Rest with Edward Pei
key. Aged Ten.

Edward Pelkey, the 10 years old boy
who was taken in charge by the police
Friday and who claimed he was the son
of Simon Pckey of a. Main street IIol-
yoke, Mass, is one of the biggest pre-
varicators that the police department
have had to deal with for n long time.
The police went to the expense of tcle-
phoning the chief of police at Hoyoke
and the officials there investigated the
boys story, finding it false. The boy
finally acknowledged that he lived in the
corporation boarding house in Winooski
and he left home Friday noon. Another
important piece of information was drawn
out of the boy by the police. lie said he
was the boy who claimed TO have seen a
man jump off the bridge at Wnooski !.
but that the story was untrue. lie
thought it would he fun to start "A story
of the kind. His father was notified and
went TO the police station Saturday and
claimed the boy. His punishment for the
offenss was a night in the Jail, and it is
10 he hoped. an interview with his father
in the woodshed,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
BOLTON TRAIN WRECK.
Experiences Of PnsscnEcrs-Cars In
Service Again.


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turned 'ol' g W. Scarf, VINO was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
DELPYS IN TOWN AGAIN.
Lincoln Father and SON Arrnigned be.
fore Justice Webster.

Peter and Charles Delpy father and
son. made another trip Tuesday from
their HON" III Lincoln to Burlington but
it was not with joy in their hearts and
money in their pockets that they came
this time. They had both the first time
they came but they went away entirely
barren of III" first and with but little
of the latter.
Tho first time they came they made
the acqua intance of two charming Battery
street ladies', Mrs. Emma McNuty and
Mrs. Miami" kmctz McFall For a time
The relations were pleasant but the elder
Delphy, who has seen not far from four
score years. soon fell out Of the game.
His son continued to blow the old man S
money until the four were ha.cd into
court
As tho result of the proceedings a
charge of intdclitN was made against
the younger Dclpy, who admitted that he
was a married man. The case was con-
tiuued until Tuesday, when the hear
ing was had before Justice +, G.. Web
stcr. Tho ladies could not he used as
witnesses and the elder Delpy was the
only one to take tho stand against his
son. His memory had evidently failed
as he could not remember all of the
! things he told when he was testifyinf
against Mrs. McNulty and Mrs NcFall
| As result of the hearing Deipy was
| discharged.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
NO SIGNS OF FOUL PLAY.
But Examination Of Henry Bradley.
Stomach viii BE Continued at
IObOratOry.

Tho examination Of the stomach and
Its contents taken from the body Of
Henry Bradley of South STAFFORD is be-
ing continued at the State laboratory
Of hygiene by Prof. H. l.. White hut
no announcement is yet to be made as
to tho result Of tho investigation.
Prof. White received word Saturday
from officials al South STAFFORD to tho
effect that tho physician in attendance
when the boy died did not notice any
signs of foul play and that tn" wide dis
cussion of tho case was doubtless due 10
the fact that the father had died SUD
denly previously.
The case will however, he invest igat cd
thoroughly. but much will depend upon
the report of Prof, White. This will
probably determine whether the boy died
from ptomainc poisoning, from some other
poison or from natural causes Tho OK
animation of the stomach will occupy
some time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
ALL NON-RESIDENTS
Police Department Gather In Three
Drunks. Man. Woman and Soldier.

Arrests for drunkenness by the police
department have not been very numerous
for some time, but the spell was broken
between the hours of ten and eleven
O'Clock Saturday evening when three ar
rests were made, all of them being nom
residents of the city.
Ida Emory of Pittsburgh, y. V, was
the first victim. She was carrying a
heavy load down Church street. Her dcs-
tination was not known even to herself
until the police took her In charge. Ida
left her home across the lake some time
ago alarming her friends. who went in
search of her She was FOUND but re-
fused to leave this city.
Joseph Shcpra of St. Adams came to
this city to test Burlington's stock. He
found it bad stuff to carry evenly and
wandered down North street until he fell
into tho hands of the police.
Private George Caron, Troop A, 18th
cavalry. OF Fort Ethan Allen, mad Il
heavy load on North Winooski avenue.
He was told TO go home and said he would
when the car came. Tho car came but
Caron remained. The policeman told him
to move hut before he did so, he broke
Il window in the feed store of Il. T..
Conlon. Before he could break another
window he was taking free ride to the
Jail.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
DIFFICULT TO SETTLE.
Several Complications In the bankrupt
Estate Of q. r.. Trick,

The settlement of tho bankrupt estate
of George f.. Trick of this city will pre-
sent unusual difficulties and it will prob
ably be some time before a final dividend
Will he declared for the creditors. The
appraisers have finished their work so
far as Mr. Tricks real and personal cs-
tate is concerned, but they do not include
in their report AN appraisal of the saloon
operated by w. f. Wills. in which Mr..
Trick claims an equal part. .rship, or tho
amount involved in Mr. Tricks suit
against l.. T. Wood In the schedule Of
assets filed by Mr.. Trick his partnership
interest with Mr.. Wills is stated to he
sl,50o and his interest in the case against
Mr.. Wood is stated to he 5000.
The pcrishablc property in Mr.. Tricks
market was sold by Thomas Reeves, who
had charge Of the estate previous to
the appointment of the receiver. John T..
Lavell will within n few days announce
Il date upon which the remainder of the
property will be sold. The assets i'm this
estate were scheduled at about 49,
but it is expected that they will shrink
several thousand dollars when the final
settlement is reached.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
PHYSICIAN MAY DIE.
DIR. T.. 4. Barrows of Hartford Victim
of Serious Runway Accident.

State Deputy A. o. Palmer OF tho
Modern Woodmen returned Saturday
evening from Hartford, where he went
to see DR.. f.. \. Barrows head physi-
clan, NJ. W. A., for the state OF Yer
mont DR.. Barrows underwent a serious
operation Saturday at his home in Hart
ford and is in a very critical condition.
Seven surgeons participated in the op-
GRAFTON. which was made necessary by
intestinal injuries received by DIR. Bar
rows in q runaway accident last We'd
ncsdaY. lie was driving down n steep
hill in Hartford when ono of the hold
backs broke. allowing the vehicle to
strike the horse, which Immediately took
fright and went down the hill at ter
rife rate Of speed. At the foot Of the
hill was a sharp turn in the road. The
horse being unable to make this turn
da shed over Il 20-foot embankment into
the railroad yard below, carrying the
wagon and rr. Barrows along with it,
In addition to the serious intestinal in
uries W hich he received, the doctor also
sustained three broken ribs and it is
little short of miracle that he was
not Killed outright
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting shows Organization
to Re In FIourishiug Condition.

Over 100 people attendod tho l1th an
nual meeting of the Girls Friendly So
cicty of ST. Paul's Church. held Tuesday
evening. supper was served in the
parlors of the church. after which the
annual meeting was held in the large
hall in the basement of the parisn
house. A short address was given by
the rector. the Rev. G. Y. Bliss, u. u.
and tho annual report Of the corro-
spending secretary was read by Miss
Jennie T.. Latin. Tho rector reapponted
Miss Latin corresponding secretary and
Mrs. c. w. Powers recording secretary
OF the society.
The seCretary's report showed the So
ciety to be in a fourishing condition Tine
past year was satisfactory I'm every way.
During the year. through the sending
OF boxes OF clothing and through other
means, the society expended slSl Tor ms
sionary work. Forty-one meetings were
held with an average attendance OF q
members. while the candidates met
times with an average attendance of 81
till April and OF A. since that date
There are enrolled IN the society 81
members, "a probationcrs, ~ oandca'es
four married branch helpers and work
crs nine working and six prohationer as
sociate members. with il honorary aSs'
ciate members making total Of loo con
nected with the work of the society. Dur
ing the year 30 new members were re-
ceiVed.
A. tn the finances OF the society, SAL"
were received and 1854 SO expended, ~ w
ING n balance OF S57.3s. or this balance
s4t,Os will be devoted to the relief funo
and the rest to the general fund'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
MITCHELL WILL PAY.
skipped Board Dill Mt the Sherwood
House, but Was Caught.

Because William Mitchell skipped "A
board bill at the Sherwood House, he was
before Judge Mower Saturday and was
fined s. and costs Of s2449, and in addi-
ton made arrangements to pay about
800 to the proprietor of the hotel.
Mitchell was boarder at the Sher-
wood House for many weeks and was,
during his stay there. apparently well
supplied with money. His board bill was
allowed to run and ono day he was miss
ing. lie was located in Rutland and Of
Ger Rivers went there and brought him to
burlington. This was last week. and
he has since been in Jail. He made ar
|rangements to secure money from friends
and when released Saturday expressed
the wish not to see Burlington or its Of
ficials again.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
EVENING SESSION.
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
J. j. Murphy Of west Rutland to he
Promoted to Major.

As the result of the examination held
Friday afternoon for promotions in the
student battalion. John j. Murphy, 'O7 of
West Rutland, will he duly promoted to
major II" passed the best examination
and Will he promoted ~ once.
Guy Blodgott Ryan, '0S Of Fitzwilliam.
\. H., will be promoted to captain in
tho student battalion in place of J. ].
Murphy, who has been promoted to ma
jor This promotion is tho result OF an
examination held recently.
one new case of measles appeared Mon
day among tho girls of tho unvcr-
sity. that of Miss 1ora Eliza beth Strand
han. a special student, residing at aSI
Pearl street, whose homo is in Rchcr
\. Y. II is not expected that the dis
ease will spread much further The
epidemic will seriously delay tho col
lege work of those it effects, since mid
year examinations are now in progress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-01
LEBOEUF DISCHARGED.
Tramp Section In the Laws Did Not
Apply 10 Him.

Eugene LeBoouf, whose home Is said
To be in Nergenn.s was in city court Sat
urday on a charge of being a tramp. He
was convicted ~ being druu.. having
pleaded guilty. His ten days sentence III
Jail was completed Saturday and he was
taken to court on the charge of being a
tramp. a partial hearing on this cha rgc
having been held when he was before
Judge Mower the first time.
AT that tine LcBoeuf denied indignant
~ that ho was n tramp. saying that lac
was we'll known in Burlington and that
he lived I, W miles from here. Testi-
mony was offered to show that he had APP
piled to the police Office for a night $
lodging and il was also alleged that he
had been begging. Facts discovered since
his arrest led TO the decision that nc did
not como under the section relative to
tramps and the case was rol pressed 10y
the grand Juror.