The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1906-05-03
FORSYTH, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, MAY g. 1906
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spot OF the continent.
Macon has voted to erect new $5O.-
600 high school building.
Holden will spend about $4,000 in
bettering its electric light plant.
Money has been subscribed for the
erection of a new Christian church at
Hahatonka.
independence Modern Woodmcn pro-
pose the erection Of Il business and lodge
building combined.
a state meeting of the Anti-Horse-
| Thief association is to be held in Car
| thage this summer.
Some of the fruit trees in the Ozark
region will need an annex to enable
them to hold all their fruit.
George Parson, of near Dora, Ozark
county, was killed one day last week by
being thrown from his horse.
a st. Louis man named Ocllein last
week took carbOlic acid rather than
appear as Il witness in Il murder case.
Ozark county Republicans will hold
mass convention MAY 10Th, to select
delegates to the state nominating and
judicial conventions.
The Retail Merchants association
of Joplin are considering the idea of
spending their midsummer outing at
Galena and on the banks of the James.
The proposition to issue $50, 900 for
educational purposes carried Monday
at Springfield, after a similar PROPOSE
tion for smaller amount had been vot.
cd down at the city election.
The Moberly Democrat says central
Missouri is the best place in which to
live. The error will be overlooked,
since the Democrat man never lived in
the Ozarks He spoke as well as he
knew.
At lllmO last week Alfred Retts
struck G. w. Carleton over the head
with wagon doubletree, killing him.
The assault grew out of u disagree
ment of 30 cents in the amount of Il
livery bill.
Missouri's mammoth Marble cave
out-mammoths the Mammoth cave of
Kentucky in extent and beauty, and
when it is made accessible and its
wonders become better known the Ken
lucky institution will find itself very
small hole in the ground by comparison.
Elisha Eagans, former resident of
Ozark county, went west few weeks
ago, where he was killed the other
day by man named Pierce, also a
former citizen OF that county. No
particulars at hand, but it would evil
IDENTIFY have been cheaper TO have
fought it out at home.
Kansas City and New York capital.
lists are seeking a charter for bridge
over the Missouri ut Kansas City, TO be
used for an electric railway from there
to Liberty and Excelsior Springs. A
line has just been run for the road, and
work will begin as soon as the charter
is granted. The bridge will probably
be located between the Hannibal bridge
and the Winner piers.
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We were asked this week by de.
linquent subscriber why we kept on
sending the paper after the subscription
date had expired. Every weekly news.
paper in towns of this size are forced To
do this. Should we stop subscriptions
when time expires nine times out OF ten
the subscriber would give us calling
down" for insinuation that his credit
was not good. Rather than to cast a
reflection against the honesty OF a sub.
scriber or his ability to pay small
debt, it is next to necessity for home
paper to continue sending the paper
after the time has expired. 1t is no
necessary for the city dailies or week
lies TO follow this rule, as their sub
scribers live at a distance and are no
personal friends as is the case with {
: majority of our subscribers. Our sub
scribers should deem it an honor u
. know that we do not doubt their integ
rity and continue TO send them the pa
per after their time has expired. Should
any desire their paper discontinued
they should notify us and remit to datt
II they have not already done SO.
Fortunate Missourians.
"When I was druggist, at LivOnia
Mo-" writes 7. j. Dwyer, now of Grays
vile, Mo-, "three of my customers wer'
permanently cured of consumption b.
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and are wei
and strong today. One was trying Il
soil his property and move To Arizona
but after using New Discovery shor
| time he found 1t unnecessary to do SO.
regard DIR. Kings New Discovery as tn