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The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Forsyth

FORSYTH, the county seat OF fancy county,
is beautifully and centrally located at the
junction Of the sparkling waters Of the swan
with the swift aud crystal current Of beauti-
ful White river. The site is ideal, aud the little,
well built and well painted city, fastened at the
meeting OF the waters like gem at the throat OF
beauty while the wooded ridges flank in every d.
rectOn the central figure, all form picture which
fingers long in the memory Of the vistor-and he
usually comes back 10 refresh the picture
The great Presbyterian church Is now building
here its college for southwestern Missouri and
northwestern A.i:a- sas, making OF Forsyth a
prominent college town. The fact that Forsyth
donated forty.acre site and over five thousand
dollars toward. the establishment Of this school
sufficiently indicates the attitude OF our people
toward the higher education. The fact that the
committee representing the church has acquired
an additional 10 acres ol aud affords some clue
to the magnitude Of the plans OF the church. II
is purpused to spend $4,000 on this school plant.
School will open January |. 1901.
We have good graded school, neat stone
chapel open to all churches, well supported un-
in short more advantages than many more
populous aud wealthy community.
Well equipped mail aud hack lines, with head
quarters here give daily connection with the
Frisco, at Chadwick, aud the White River line
OF the Missouri Pacific, ut Branson.
Most lines of business are represented, lnclud-
ng general merchandise, drugs, millinery, hotels,
livery, lumber, meat market, Undertaking, PRINT
ing, painting, milling, blacksmithing, carpentry,
etcctera. We have an able and sufficiently nu.
merous corps Of lawyers, good physician, anu
real estate men enough.
We need u resident dentist, "a furniture store, a
hardware store, "A woodworking factory TO utilize
our native woods, and various other enterprises
can find or make good openings.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

Simon Bledsoe, wh5 used to otliciate
as devil" in a printing Office here,
arrived Thursday evening OF last week
for a visit. He left here almost a
skeleton, and many thought to die, and
returns weighing considerably more
than two hundred pounds and with a
figure euch rs one might expect OF a
San Francisco alderman,
c. w, Corpron, OF Dillon, Oklahoma,
who traded tract OF land in Okla
homa for the Allen farm, about five
miles northwest Of town, without hav-
ing seen it, has been here for about
ten days examining his property and
says he is well satisfied with his trade.
He expects to move to the property in
the spring.
Messrs Fred Herbert, druggist, and
Sc. Brown, lawyer of Hopkins, Nodaway
county, this state, went into camp here
last week for purposes OF recreation.
They came long distance to hunt and
fish, but Mr. Herbert declares that he
feels we'll repaid for the trip and
favorably impressed With the country.
Ii. Lenhart mas specimen concrete
block on display at the Republican
Office that is smooth and looks like it
might fit we'll in wall on any one of
about fifty rental properties which
ought 10 be built in Forsyth right
away.
Several grists of correspondence
reached this Office "Wednesday evening.
Let correspondents take notice that
matter reaching us later than Tuesday
is never available for the current issue
of the paper.
We can make no pretense Of naming
the people who were in town to attend
the school opening, Neither space nor
type will permit US to print a roaster
OF the inhabitants Of the county.
Captain j. Il. Van2andt, Of Kirby.
vile, came over Monday TO enjoy the
doin's. AS the Captain is only eighty
three he found Il good many OF the
other boys rather slow for him.
w, II. Bunk and his son Joseph
were over from Bradleyville Saturday.
Mr.. Bunk has been training in the
invalid corps all summer, but is i'm
proving in health.
Two young men of Branson, members
of the Trout family, came over this
morning to enter the School of the
Ozarks. This item is not fshy in any
particular,
The Republican has been informed
that the Stewart cedar mill has enough
cedar timber contracted for to keep the
saw going for the better part OF Il year.
Postmaster Brazeal, Circuit Clerk
Moore, Carl Parrish, Clyde Davis and
Manfred Groom are taking in the Fall
carnival at Springfield.
Judge John Y. Dickinson went to
Springfield the first of the week to at,
tend the carnival and have time with
the other boys
Attorney ]. G, l.. Mcknight was II
Springfeld-bouud passenger yesterday
morning.
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snla and Market Day. Sent. e8.

All persons who intend to offer
stock, household goods or any kind OF
merchandise for sale on the above day
are requested to call at the Office OF B.
l.. Griffith, clerk of the sale, and have
1t entered on the list book, in order
that he may make ont list of the
articles TO be offered for sale and have
the same published in the county paper
in advance Of sale day, so that every
body may know what will be offered
for sale.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
BENZ. l. GRIFFITH, Clerk.

a. L. G. Randolph aud j. G. Inman
have formed a working copartnership
under the style OF the Missouri Kansas
Realty Company, and will do a general
real estate business, in which line Mr.,
Randolph has had experience cover
ing many years. The Republican
wishes the new firm much success.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Forsyth Market Day

Among the items to be offered for
sale at auction Saturday, the 2Sth in.
stant, are one milk COW, 9 yearling
calves, head Of hogs, Il sewing ma
chine, clothing and other merchan-
disc by local merchants
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Notice to Farm Owners

II you have farm to sell for cash,
or 70 exchange, can do the busi'
ness for you. | am in touch with
hundreds of people who want to
come to fancy county.
Call on me, or write giving full
description and price.
w. NJ. WoOD, Walnut Shade, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
TASEV COUNTY TEACHERS ASSIGN,
Program of the Annual Session, to be
Held at Forsyth. Missouri, October
z Z Innr

Program of the Annual Session, to be
Held at Forsyth. Missouri, October
3, 4, 8, 1907.
THURSDAY: FORENOON,
l0:3O--Organization and enrolment.
il:--Address BY d. b. Palmer. County Com.
missioner: Educational Progress 10 Taucy
County.
lI:S)-Add-ess by Representative Of State
Superintendent Of Schools.
AFTERNOON.
l:S0-Why Follow an Adopted Course of
Study: WHAT subjects Should Alternate In
Course? VIA. Subjects Should be En-
phasi2ed: How Often Should Examinations
BE- Held: what about Ariihmetcul Grading;
Ou What Base Promotions:
7:SO-Music Recitatious
s:OO--Lccture: Education through tho Study
of Nature.
rRDAY:-FuRENooN.
q:3O-AddrcSscs by visitors and papers by To-
cal teachers, Topics Teachers Salaries:
Assessed Valuation Of Dis,rrts How shall
the School train to Good Morals and Gentle
Manners?
l0:S0--Rcading; ~ Relative Importance in
course; (2) Primary reading; How teach
beginners; When teach letters, How teach
letters.
AFTERNOON.
l:20 Addresses.
2:3O-Thr School Library
$50 Paper: Literary Interpretations.
7:3l--Music Recitation.
S:Ol- Lecture by Prof w. T. U,tcrback, Priu.
cipal Of the School Of the Ozarks.
S;3O-Drbatc, Supervision.
RDAY;--FoRENO0N.
g:D-Two Model Rccitaiions. (Bcginning read.
iugl
i0;30-Ioint meeting Of teachers and directors
10 discuss: Salary OF Teachers; Qualification
Of teachers: STANDARD of qualifications of
trurhcrS; Whore teachers fail and why;
Where patrons fail aud why.
ll;3O-Discussion OF County Supervision.
AFTERNOON.
2:tC-Ad Address
3:O0-Closing.
u. b. PALMER. Co. Com'r.
FRRn lOYD, See. Of Board.
j. II. RLANNENsHr, Treas.
County Board OF Education
\. J. Hicks, Conductor
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Must Re Paid.

All unpaid subscriptions to the
School Of the Ozarks are past due and
must be paid at once. Take notice
hereof, and see to it without delay.
a. J. HICKS,
Field Representative,
School Of the O2arks
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
LIceI sed to Wed,

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the county recorder for week
ending September %, 1907:
Earl Crawford, and Pearl Florence,
both OF Walnut Shade.
Andy Brown, and Emma DePuy, both
OF Mincy.
Harvey Morgan and Una Hall, both
of Bradleyville.
j. w, Smith and Pear! Ricketts,, both
OF Groom.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Protracted Meeting.

On Friday night before the first Sun
day in October will begin series of
meetings at Riverview school house,
near Forsyth. Remember the date,
Friday night, October 4.
w. S. ERWIN.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

For Sale Smith Premier typewriter
in good condition, with outside and in
side cases. Cost 500. New ribbon.
Don't write but come and see it if you
want good mill.
a. L. BRACE,
Kissee Mills, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
| Am Selling Hats srp,s s',l:. So 'o'. sui, '1
all, and great values for the price.
Mrs. b. b Price.

j, II, Blankenship, circuit clerk,
has purchased the Walter Arnold
property on the hill above town aud
occupied it with his family, Later
he will improve it. The location is
fine and it can readily be made a very
desirable property.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

Any person wanting lots in East
Forsyth should call at once, as they
are going most every day. Wednes
days sales were ten lots.
J. w. HUGHES.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

Healthy kidneys filter the impuri-
ties from the blood, and unless they
do this good health is impossible.
Folcy's Kidney Cure makes sound kid
neys and will positively cure all forms
of kidney and bladder disease. 1t
strengthens the whole system,
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

shall expect prompt settlement OF
all accounts, by cash or bankable note,
by October |, 1907.
Very truly yours,
G. T.. JENNINGS.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

For Sale-Good saddle horse. In
quire OF DR.. c. L, Pierce, Forsyth
Missouri.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

Old papers, 2oc hundred, at this
Office.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

the following.dcScfibed Property
One bay mare years old, good work horses,
one road wagon, . COWS and one calf, corn 10
ncld ami farm and garden implements, II or 50
chickens sewing machine together with house
hold and kitchen furniture, including items too
numerous to mention here.
sale Begins Mt 10 O'Clock A. M.
TrHa. ON sums Of s5 and under, cash In
hand; ON sums OF over q. months time will be
given on bankabe paper bearings per cent in.
tercst: 8 per ceht discount for cash on credit
sums Al property must be- settled for before
being removed from the premises.
J. II. CossER, Proprietor.
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Uncle j. II. Rhoades OF Cedar Creek
was Monday visitor to this item
factory.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

All kinds Of school supplies at Hus-
toms.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
PUBLIC SALE.

Preparatory to leaving the county will offer
for sale and sell, nj public outcry on the Sam
Johnson place 9 miles south oi Walnut Shade,
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

1t kept some folks hustling to avoid
being crowded of the hill Tuesday.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

II Vanzandt shnves you there is no
worry about the job being smooth one.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

Forsyth people have enjoyed rich
treat in the way Of religious services
within the past ten days.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26

New goods all round, including
canned goods, cereal foods, family
groceries, dry goods, saddles, harness,
and many items too numerous to enum-
crate here, Just received at the For
syth Mer Cos. West side square.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
Look Here u Minute!

If you want quality, 90 to Illusions.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
r. II. Z. L. County Convention.

| take this method of announcing
that all local organizations Of the f.
b. c. L. should be represented in the
county convention OF that fraternity at
Pleasant Hill, on Saturday, September
%, 1907.
w S. ERWIN, County Chairman.
DR.. Humphreys, OF Kisscc Mill,
transacted business in the county cap
ital yesterday.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
| STORE NEWS
Forsyth Merchants Relate Items
of interest 10 and About Their
Several Establishments

Oil that harness. Get sample at
HustOn's.
The Taney County republican., 1907-09-26
w A NTED a few improve
" - ~ - - farma 10 be lisl

ed with us for sale.
Schuyler Kissec, Kissce Mills,
j. w. Hughes, Forsyth, Mo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12

No. 1.-The next TO the last lap In the
ing; Sherwood of Colorado second. and
Bailey of Utah close third Bailey over
took Sherwood and won second place,
Barratt maintaining the lead to the tape.
No. adams clearing the bar at five
feet eight and one-half inches, the jump
that won the event for Utah
No. 9-Barratt OF Colorado, after winning
the mile. This man is easily the cham
pion miller of Colorado
No 4ESam Brinton, the star of the
meet. Brinton Is new at the business,
and refused to pose for a photograph.
He couldn't understand why the public
was interested in him. He was snapped
while waiting for the relay, after winning
the 100. 220 and 40 yard dashes. The
crowd in the background had started to
warn Brinton that the camera man was
after him, but it was too late, the button
graph that has ever appeared of this
young phenom in paper is herewith pro-
duced.
No 5-Morgan Adams, winner of the
pole vault and high jump and undoubted-
" one of the greatest pole vaulters in col
lege today. After Boulder refused to en-
ter against him and Russell, Adams vault
ed eleven feet and six inches clearing the
bar on the first trial with several inches
to spare.
No. 6-Bennion on the right and Russell
on the left The two crack Utah heavy
weight athletes. taken after they had won
first and second in the hammer throw.
Barr. the giant shot-putter OF Colorado,
snapped as he made the winning put,
which won five of the points for his team
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
PARK CITY FANS WAKE UP
Decide They Can Not Live the Sum-
mer Through Without Ball
Team.
Especial to The Herald.)


Park City. May 11.-At meeting of the
fans of Park City held two evenings ago
IL was decided that it was impossible for
Park City to be entirely without a base
ball team during the summer, and accord
ingly a second meeting was called at
which all those interested were urged TO
be present. The second meeting resulted
in the decision to put a team in the field
but limits il to a purely amateur, non
professional organization. Fred Jacobson
was chosen as manager, Tom Ryan cap
tain, Joe Brandt treasurer, and W. NJ
Rigby, corresponding secretary.
1t is the intention of the management
to get fairly good team of the quality
above stated and at once challenge all
the small teams of the state, including
among the opponents all business house
teams and other teams of a purely anna
teur nature.
That there is to be a team of any sort
comes as a great piece of news to people
here, for the bunch the management and
citizens got at the wind up of last year is
still fresh In their memories and II will
be some time before the Park City people
will feel like touching the class of ball
playing which they had here last year
with a forty-foot pole.
Park City is good ball town. the games
always draw well. and it is thought that
team put in here supported and playing
fair quality of ball will not only help pass
many dull Sunday and holiday, but will
keep up the interest which the people
have in the national game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
INDOOR RECORDS BROKEN
Y. M. C. A. Workout Shows Up Some
Good Material for A. A.
u. Meet.

Indoor track records were somewhat
shattered at the indoor meet held at the
Y. NJ. c. A last evening. Physical Dr.
rector Brown is anxious to see what ma
terial he has on hand for the state A.
A L. meet. and so had the bunch of
his best men together last evening for
a general workout. The results were
gratifying to him. and some of the marks
made show the material at hand will
rank well with any in the state The,
results We're as follows:
20-yard dash-Richardson, Karrick. Time
- 80 seconds.
1oe-yard dash-Ferguson. Bloomquist
Time-n As.
220-yard dash-Richardson Bloomouist
Timed seconds.
44o-yard run-Morris, Karrick Time
i.00 20.
Half-mile -sainsbury. Timnins.
Time-2.l6
Nile run-smith and Scott tied. Time
-5.03
High jump-Richardson BIoomouist
Distance-5 feet 3 inches
Pole vault-Spitko. Young. Distances
feet
Shot puf-Richardson, Bloomquist. Dis
tance-43 feet inches
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
FINUCANE NOW
DOWN TO WORK
Says HyIand Is Tough, but He
viii Win, AnyWay-WantS
Painter to Referee.
Especial to The Herald.)

NSpeclal 10 Inc Heraid.D
Ogden, May 11.-"Billy" F'inucane, who
is scheduled for a twenty-round bout with
Fighting Dick Hyland in this city. May
II. has arrived in town and tomorrow
will begin training at the fire station
for the contest. During the short time
that Finucane viii do his training stunts
in this city hundreds of local sports
will probably take advantage of the op-
portunity 10 size up the little fellow.
If confidence counts for anything, F'inu-
cane has the bout already won. Both
he and Butler, his manager, are of the
opinion that he will have but little trou-
bic in disposing of Hyland, although adj
hitting that the latter is a tough propo-
sition.
Today the two men took advantage Of
the day to see Ogden, and this included
a trip in company with Harry Pattison.
who is promoting the bout, TO Ogden can
yon. Both Finucane and Butler are in
love with Salt Lake and Ogden. The
former says he wants to locate here and
IL there is anything doing in the fighting
game IL is likely that he will do so
Two weeks before coming here Finucane
boxed an exhibition contest in Chicago
with Battling" Nelson, and considerable
of the confidence that he harbors at
present regarding his argument with Hy-
land is derived from the showing he
made with the Dane.
Butler says his man can and will win.
He says that he realizes that to convince
the sports of both cities of this fact
he must show his complete superiority
over Hyland. He is glad of the oppor-
tunity TO go to Salt Lake for a portion
of his training, as this will enable the
sports of that place also to get line
on his man. With regard to the refe-
rec question. Butler says he will hold out
for Tom Painter of Evanston, Wyo. He
says from all that he can learn Painter
is on the square, and a square deal is
all he asks for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
DECORATION DAY ROAD RACE
Hugh Rippeto Reports Entries Com
ing In-Good Prize
List.

Hugh Rippeto, generaliSsimO of the
road racing hereabouts, is out with
some glad information for the anna
teurs. Hugh says he has secured FIVE
high-grade bicycles for the first five
places in his Decoration day road race
These are only the starters as prizes,
but are as many as ever given in race
of this kind in this state before. Rip
peto says entries viii close on May 25
and that all riders who are ambitious
to become cycling hesdliners should
set busy and sign UP an entry blank
Word was received from Provo, the
town made famous by Samuelson and
Archboid, that in all bunch of six
riders would be on hand at Third West
and Fifth North streets when the start
ing gun is fired. Two local riders, Max
Schots and A. o. Hedman, sent in their
entries this week
A bunch of about fifteen riders will
go over the course today, and when
they return one may expect to hear sto-
ries of how each will win the big event
on Decoration day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
B. Y. U. DEFEATS A. C.
Annual Track Meet Easy Victory for
Provo.
(Special to The Herald.l

,
Provo, May 1.-THE Agricultural college
of Logan was defeated by the Brigham
Young university of Provo today in a dual
field and track meet by a score of 70
to Al. The results:
100-yard dash--RiddIe, B. Y U: Dixon.
A. c.; Anthoney, B. Y. L. Time-I0 sec
onds
200 yard dash-Sorenson. B. Y. u. and
Dixon, A. c., tied; Scoefield, b. Y L.
Time-23 3-5 seconds
440-yard run-Stallings. B. Y. T.: Cham
berlain, B. Y. T.; Van Wagonen. b. Y L.
Times seconds
Half mile-Stallings, B. Y. u; Chamber
lain, B, Y. e.; Hansen. A. c. Time-2:07
MIle-I Jacobs. B. Y. u; E. Jacobs, B
Y. U; L. Hansen, A c. Time-5:O0
120-yard hurdles-Conger, A. c.; Love, B.
Y. U. Time-17 2-5 seconds.
220-yard hurdles-Love, BY. T.; Con-
ger. A. c. Time-7 As seconds
Broad jump-Baird, b. Y. u; Henline.
B. Y. u; Carpenter, A. c. Distance-9O
feet II inches.
High jump-Carpenter, A. c.; Armitage,
A. c.; Henline. B. Y. L. Distance
5 feet AZ inches.
Pole vault-Farnsworth, A c.; Brock
bank. B. Y. U. and Hadlock, B. Y. T., tied
for second. Distances feet inches.
Hammer tfrow-Nelscn, A. c.; J. Peter
son, B. Y. u; Hansen. A. c. Distance
119 feet
Shot put-H. Peterson, B. Y. U; Mel
son, A. c.; Frew, A. G. Distance-57 feet
Relay-B. Y. U. won, scoefield, Riddle,
Van Wagonen, Hansen. Time-1:37.