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4. 3. eale.
FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL OF
TIE BRUNSWICK cIRCulT.

10 the voters Of Glynn County and
Inc Brunswick Circuit:
hereby announce myself a can3i-
date for the Office Of Solicitor Gener-
al Of the Brunswick judiciary Circuit
subject to the Democratic primary I
solicit the support and influence Of
the voters OF the circut and if
nominated and elected to said Office.
i pledge a faithful discharge Of the
duties thereof, without fear, fag3e u
affection.
Yours obediently
{ LAYTON Walker.
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EoR lax REcEluER

TO the Voters OF Glvnn County
beg TO announce that ! wiN ..
q candidate for the Office Of ReceiveI
Of Tax Returns of Glynn county al
The coming primary 10 be called hA
the Den ocratc Exl cutlve Commit
tee.
Respectfully.
John g. DuhberleN
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Arthur Leavy.
FoR REPREsENrATlvF.

10 the Voters Of Glynn County:
This IS to announce my candidacy
for representative from this county
in the next general assembly. sub.
Jet to the denloc attic primary.
Willard Reese.
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FOR ORDINARY

To the voters of Glynn County:
/ respectful y announce mys rs
a candidate for q election as 0rdi
ary of G'yn county Ge0rG sab
ie % the primary: would appTe.
ci lie the support Of my friend and
the voters generally.
Respectfully,
Horace Dart.
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The reduction o. cay taxes at
this particular lime b5 the city
council. ought to be source of graft
incation % tax payers generally
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ron SURVEYOR.

I respectfully announce myself as
a Cand date for reelection as Sur
yeyo Of Glynn county. Georgia sub
jcct TO the prim 2ry and respectfully
solicit the support o. my friends ami
the voters generally.
e. A. Pennin7an.
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Now suppose Little Joe should by
aofne unforeseen chance win the SOY
eanorship, wouldn't he have 9 lee
Brown Sc Time messages
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They are holding a Joe Brown ex-
perience meeting in Coffee county
have they had eNpori nee with Lie
lis Zoe as we'll rs his Gld employers
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Escohier. the chef FOR Emperor
William. is in America. Perhaps be
came over 10 get the recaipt for
Brunswick stew Yg
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a man by the name Of Cake is a
candidate for the senate from Wash
ington He is liable to get sliced,
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ZOE sEMArnp

] win be a candidate at the COMING
primary for senator from the Fourth
senatorial district and win thank ny
friends and acquaintance for their
support.
L. r. Akins.
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That big stick is apout to land
those four battle ships al right
enough.
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rom Watson and seab Wright IN q
canfeb. Is here state in the union
that could duplicate this pair?
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Illinois mas lined up for Bryan and
later her voters viii line up for TAFT.
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About the biggest Joke We know OF
except the Joe Brown one, is the talk
Of Hohson for president.
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Joe Brown may not be an orator,
bat as card writer he has made a
hit
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FoR SENATOR.

] hereby respectfully announce my
candidacy for Senator from the Fourth
Senatorial District subject 30 tAe
Democratic primary
a. J. crovatt.
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The trouble about an q tAes near
beer propositions + lhat the pr'c IS
The same as i wss f2r tae aunc
arlicie.
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seN a9l etaH's uz oss
PrYor Streets
t cT tor frr
fH5a3 Aa nc 7
op,ete Your trcafrt n1
8S ipisisa l. 0asAor
Aar S-a. o6 cuoa Wake -i-
eer icur wears era aa c1 ma
OK norohice baa.I kHas 6 starr.
Maeon go.
have never drank 2hisise9 sfro..
s-sFsa -, 1882 wien heran yoar
dt2a"t DO net crave anv wills
Sey 60 tais day. 3. D. wilson.
Direct, Tex.
have used both FOR the houor and
opium habits and * has heen 3 sue
cess. prefer it to ala other -em
saies 3. G. NormenL II. D. Darling.
ton, s. c.
l bought your cure under a nom
De Iiumc In 1886; it cured me.
(. A. Barnes, Pittsburgh. Penn
WRITE TO DR. WOoLLFY. BoT
ss7, Atlanta, Ga. 80
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

G'yna County.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The Tnited States Court Of Bank.
rupicy sor this district.
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The Atlanta Cons tuition head
story thus; scotch whisAey dsaia
co Where. please2
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FOR RE1,T-Two story house, Iag-
nishe5 complete, cniy Three dooss
from postoface. Apply AT 2o9 Tn
Jon street.
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CLARENCE 4. LEhVY. President
and Editor.
LOUIS J. LEAVY, Jrs Vice President
and Managing Editor.
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AN ENcoUBAalNo SOW

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John Z. Duaberley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-31
A GRAND EASTER EXHIBITION


F no IN " a he wv Novelties o
Beauim Dress Goods and Cloves
N As y
us with the loves price for the les Gd
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P Chicago Store than any"
make six sales Tor ou
do ne people good by diving go
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
PROBATE DOCKET
Docket for May Term, Commencing
Monday, May IL, 1908.

FIasT DAY
Estate Of Chatte Standlec, minor ]. NJ. James
guardian and curator, Gnal settlement.
Estate Of minors OF w. G. Hun, G. b. Simmons
guardian and curator, final settlement.
Estate Of Robert Morris, deceased, NJ. NJ. Berry
administratriX, annual settlement
Estate OF Solomon Hirer, deceased L. f. Hlror
administrator, annual settlement
Estate OF Sollle Barker, deceased. Sampson Barker
administrator, annual settlement
Estate Of Felix Miller, deceased, r. G.. Ford sd-
ministrator, annual settlement.
SECOND DAY
Estate OF minors Of NJ. J. Yaudell, }. W. Yaudel
guardian and curator, annual settlement.
Estate Of Aero, York and Clyde Jackson minors
J. W. Jackson guardian and curator, annual
settlement.
Estate OF Lewis A. Collins, minor, r. J. Collins
guardian and curator, annual settlement
Estate Of A. H. Cardwell. deceased, Allen Card.
well administrator, final settlement
Estate OF Charles, William and Rose Wade mi.
nors, Frank Wade guardian aud curator, annual
settlement.
Estate OF T. U. Stockstill deceased. T.. J. Stock.
still Administrative, annual settlement.
THIRD DAY.
Estate Of John L. Leibhart, minor, ]. W. Dicken.
son guardian aud curator final settlement.
Estate OF j. c. Brown, deceased, B. j. Browa ad.
ministratOr, final settlement.
Estate OF William Henry Cox. minor, j. p. Bray
guardian aud curator annual settlement,
Estate Of J. NJ. DePUy, deceased. Eta DePuy ad.
ministrairir, annual settlement.
Estate Of Robert Il. Powers, deceased. r. r., j. NJ
and G. II. Powers executors, annual settlement
Estatate Of Nancy f. Clark. deceased, W. H.
Nagness administrator, annual settlement.
FOURTH Day
Estate OF Cuma Sibsey, minor, Lewis Trustsr
guardanand curator, annual settlement.
Estate OF l.. b. Queen, deceased, +. &. DeVan
administrator, dnal settlement.
Estate Of Thomas +. Bingham, deceased, Shields
Camnbell administrator, final settlement.
Estate Of Jacob Krouse, deceased, j, e. l.. Nc.
Knight administrator, final settlement.
Estate OF Abbie, Curtis and Thomas Fain, J. w..
Fain guardian aud curator, annual settlement,
Estate OF Myrtle and Lula May Eslick, minors,
John A. Merrimar guardian aud curator, an.
nual settlement.
Court will adjourn till Saturday, May 10. II
necessary. for other business,
JNo T. DICKENSoN,
Judge Of Probate
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
Better b g Careful. noys.

w, G. Conner states that not many
nights ago several boys or young men
entered his chicken roost in the night
and feloniously took thereirom one
turkey and several chickens, which
they carried away, cooked and ate,
contrary to the statutes in such cases
made and provided, and In disregard
of the property interests therein of said
W, G Conner.
No doubt the boys were thinking
only of having "lark," aud perhaps
had no knowledge that they were per.
petrating q serious crime, of such
gravity as to deprive them Of liberty
in case OF conviction, They have, un-
Willingly no doubt placed themselves
in very serious position, the gravity
of which they probably do not even yet
appreciate.
In their fondness for chicken the
boys have shown good taste; in their
manner Of securing it !Acy have shown
lamentable lack Of appreciation OF the
distinction between mine and thine,
and wonderfully pOorJudgmeDt. Chick.
en- procured in such manner is loo
precious for anyone 10 afford, regard,
less OF his financial condition. 1t is
understood by the Republican that
other boys in other localities have been
procuring their timber for chicken
salad in like manner. In your own
interest, boys, we trust you will cult.
vate q higher standard Of honor, and a
line Of action which will pot be likely
to cause you vain regret and indlible
dishUnor.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07

| One OF the most mOOted II not the
paramount question OF the hours q
question that is OF equal import to per-
sons in all walks and vocations of life
is-Has the recent financial furry
effected building operations in the
United States, and il SO what is the
pred ictiOn for the future?
The Western Contractor is not a
pessimist, neither is it an optimist in
the sense that it raohly jumps at con-
clusions. The disheYeled long haired
wizard OF the forest bases his weather
predictions on no logical or scientific
Information, while the weather prop.
het" in the employ Of Uncle Sam gives
out his forecasts after summing up
barometric and thermometric condi-
tions at points Overa vast area Of ter.
rit0ry Like the latter The Western
Contractor after having carefully apd
thoughfullY studied conditions In all
OF the principal cities Of the United
State answers the above question in
the following manner: The indica-
tions are for conditions In the southern
states which bid fair to assume the
form OF boom, hasty revival in the
west and middle west and a gradual
resumption in the east.
There are several causes for the im.
pending boom in the south At no
period in the last five years has lum
ber been at lower price than now
nor has labor been at any time within
that period cheaper or more abundant,
Also there has boen decrease in the
cost Of brick aud cement
Building operations In forty-seven of
the leading cities shows loss Of thirty.
six per cent as compared with March
1907, More than one baf of the per
cent is changeable to Mex York City.
This fact is not surprising for the rea>
son that 1t was In the Metropolis that
birth was given to the financial panic.
1t was ther5 that the people first be-
came frightened by the elentful run on
the KniCkerbOcker Trust Co. In new
York City and its immediate vicinity
there is little probability Of au early
resumption in the construction of large
although residences and
smaller business structures geem to be
planned in about the usual number,
for March was almost as
active as one year ago but there was a
falling off in volums.
Figures show that the west and south !
are iaring remarkable well. ST. Joseph, |
Mo-, makes an unususllY good show
ing, with an Increase Of ll9 per cent.
Terre Haute, Ind, shows an increase
OF 62 per cent. indianapolis 49, Spok-
ane 80, Portland and Denver each 81,
Louisville II, Kansas City II, San
Antonio Tex, and Lincoln Neb., each |
4, Milwaukee 2 and New Orleans 4O2. |
In thirty one cities there were de-
creases. Chicago broke all records for
taking out permits in the last three |
Considering the shaky condition of
the industrial world of few months
ago the recuperative power Of the |
as regards building or con.
5truction in general has made re-
showing.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
IN Loving Memory.

Tuesday morning, April IA, 1908, at
their home four and a-half miles west
OF Seymour, Texas, Willie, son Of S.
7. and G. l.. Brown, closed his eyes in
his sleep, after "a long illness, at the
age OF eight years, four months and
eleven days. His final illness involved
months OF intense suffering, and sacri-
ficing, hopeful effort on the part OF his
parents, including the employment Of
the best the medical profession could
supply. but all 10 no avail. He was
tenderly laid TO rest in the Henson
cemetery, the Rev. Mr.. Freeman con
Quoting the burial service and speak
ing words OF consolation TO the sad.
hearted parents concerning their dear
little one who is now szeetly resting
with Jesus.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
81 a Year in Advance.

der; they just grow. TO get good
one you have to know him when
you see him. He may not look
like the man your fancy painted,
yet you will recognize in him the
quantities that go to make up the
reIiabl', enterprising, amiable
man. As rule, women are not
possessed olacute business minds.
and are not as observant as they
might be. One after another they
will fall into the same open trap,
just as though they were blind
folded or were impelled by some
uncomfortable force. The major
ity of them seem to think they
must marry, and all that is neces-
sary is to find a man that is good
looking or rich. The average girl
hrst takes a fancy to a pretty man,
and thinks and dreams of his love
!y hair, charming eyes, elegant
dress, divine mustache and dove.
like voice. She declares that he
is too sweet for anything. rhis
fever passes off in time, but to Of
ten leaves a perverted taste. A
dandy figure, swell manners and
clattering tongue are apt to even
outweigh good heart, Industrious
habits and moral worth. Even
after marriage visions Of the early
ideal rise up to disturb the Sc
renity and tranquility of the do
mestlc scene. Better such an
ideal bad never been formed.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
Mrs. susannah KeIthIey Dead.

Died, Mt the home of her son, James
c. Keithley, ex-presiding Judge Of Ia
ney county, on Monday morning. April
n, 1908, Mrs. Susannah Keilhley, in
the S5th year OF her age, Deceased
was born in Indiana In the year 1923,
came to Taney county with her parents
In 1892 seventy.six years ago, has lived
here ever since, enduring the hard.
ships incident TO early settlement on
the frontier, and doing a brave part 10
the discharge Of the duties Of the
pioneer.
The first stop OF any consequence
made by her people after crossing the
Mississippi river at st. Louis was at
the junction of the Swan and White
river, the present site of Forsyth but
at that time an Indian village. Here,
in 1886 she was married to James
Keithley, to whom she was faithful
helpmeet until his death in 1884, Later
she removed with her husband to Bear
creek, this county, on which stream
but one white family resided at the
time, Walnut Shade, like Forsyth, be-
ing an Indian village. AS an indica-
tiou Of how near they were in at the be.
ginning OF things in Taney it may be
stated that they had to cut out a road
through the forest up Bear creek to
their prospective home. Barber creek,
the name and location OF which are
familiar TO most OF the residents OF
Taney county, took its name from Mr..
Barber, brother.in.law Of Mrs. Keith
ley.
Mrs. Keithley was the mother OF
twelve children, all but four of whom,
including James G Keithley, one Of
the most popular and respected citizens
of Day vicinity, preceded her te the
great beyond. She had been men,
ber of the General Baptist church for
more than fifty years, in which faith
she died. Interment was made Tues
day afternoon, the 28th ult., in the
Henry Nash cemetery, where her hus-
band had lain for o quarter Of cen.
tury lacking but a single year
Thus has passed from among us one
of the few whose recolloctions reach
back TO the beginnings OF the settle
ment Of this region, respected, remem-
bered, and held in honor for the part
she performed in assisting to make Of
Taney county a babitable land, the
home OF sturdy and upright men and
women, second to the people OF no
other section or country in those things
which maze for good citizenship and a
happy and contented home life. Let
her rest 10 peace, in that silent bourne
TO which she has gone 10 the fullness OF
years, while her friends keep green the
memory Of one who never failed In
duty and service.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07

ami Is Tue lDuEAl county from lAb Wtht
line OF the state, in the extreme southern
tier, and so bordering on Arkansas aud et'
joying to its fUllness the wonderful climate
Of the "Sunuy Side" OF the O2arks, where the
temperature rarely touches zero In winter and the
nights In summer are always cool enough to make
sleep delight
The county contains 800 square miles, 1900
acres, OF which about 1000 acres are under I'M
proyement The soil varies from the rich alluylai
bottoms to the strong limestone soils Of the ridg-
es, producing successfully wheat, on which The
county was awarded the silver medal at the Lou
isiaua Purchase exposition, corn second to none
"a stalk ON dis play IN this Office measuring seven
teen feet four inches In leGgth,) potatoes, cotton
melons, tame grasses berries, fruits, vegetables
in fact everything except tropical products. Pears
aud peaches DO especially well.
The surface is rugged aud picturesque covered
with forests aud traversed by streams OF spark.
hug ciearneSs, among them the beautiful White
river famed for Its scenery and It's hnny Tribes,
including the gamey black bass dud jack salmon,
while the wooded eXpanseS abound In small game
OF various kinds. including fox, ruccOOn, opOssOm,
squirrel, quail and turkey atfOrllng abundant
recreation with rod and gun,
The population Of the county by the last census
was lU,l2i, only two of whom were cOlured aud
al but ~ American born. Taxes are not heavy,
Wood for fuel is plentiful aud remarkably cheap,
selling In Forsyth for 81 wngon-load with side
boards, Church and school facilities are lair ami
increasing, many Of the schools mHniiesting such
spirit OF up-to-date-nesS as to provide libraries
Tor the use OF pupils Improved farms are valued
al $40 10 80 an acre, while unimproycd lands can
be had at l.25 to S. There are still about 3OOO
acres Of government lands, subject to homestead
or cash entry. The county is finely watcred, the
White river alone winding in and out Tor about
hundred miles within It's borders.
There is considerable timber OF commercial val.
ue, including hickory, whiteOsk, walnut piuc and
cedar, and vast mineral wealth, rs Indicated by
the little prospecting that has oeen done. Our
minerals include marble, hydraulic lime, nangan.
eSe, "copper" lead and zinc in their multitudiuous
forms silver and gold, recent prospecting showing
the presence Of both III p, Ying quantities, an OF
which will afford weulth-makiug opportunities to
men OF means, judgment and energy,
In no spot Gu earth perhaps, can 4 poor man
50 easily acquire u home and make a living, aud
any man who is honest aud energetic will be vel
coined, be he rich or poor. The railroad, white
River ue OF the Missouri Pacihc,) Is Stimlating
enterprise and enhancing values. River trailic
and electric roads are u certainty OF the near tut
ure, to give new stimulus to every material inter
esL aud enhance all realty values Now 10 the
time TO get in right and reap the benefits.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
Tansx County Medical Society.

The Taney County Medical society
will convene in the Office Of DR.. G. b.
Mitchell, in Forsyth, next Tuesday
evening, May 18th, at 1880 o'clock p. IN.
A program Of interest to physicians
will be carried out, including the read
ing Of papers by Drs. Mitchell, Of For
syth, and Nicholson, OF Protein. At
this meeting will be selected delegates
to attend the meeting of the State
Medical association at Spring field, May
10 TO Il inclusive.
ELIZABETH MCINTYRE, Sec.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07

The modern girl can do everything
a man can do and do it on less food
and with less sleep, says a writer. No
man could live the life the ordinary
society woman leads and not be a
wreck at the end os the first season.
Certainly no man could run the risks
the average woman runs in the mere
matter of health and not become a
confirmed invalid on the spot.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
DON'T NAG EACH OTHER.

Young wives and husbands can.
not be too strongly reminded of the
probable shIpwreck they will make
of their happiness it they yield tc
that i'll temper (hat expresses it.
sell in dlscourtesy, want Of com
pliance, unnecessary opposition,
and above all, that most disastrous
amusement of "nagging" and
creating a row. Husdreds of
houses have gone wrong from the
mere want OF checking in time
the habit of annoying as a relief to
momentary feelings of irritation or
discomfort. The wife who gets
into the way Of opposing or
"checking" her husband, Of op.
posing him in small things and
standing out in larger ones; the
husband who is sneering, tenn
pestuous, tyrannicaI, fault-fnding;
perhaps neither side knowing the
whole extent of its folly, but just
giving way to it as more easy than
to fight and conquer it. These
young people are doing their best
to dig the grave of their married
peace; and some day poor fainting
little love will fall into it stark and
plumeless, and will never rise to
life again, In the beginnin these
little uas and discomforts are
made up with a kiss from him and
few tears form her TO add cement
to the reconciliation By still
more time tins never comes at
all; and things get into that chronic
state when there is never an open
breach and never formal healing,
but an ever widening rift and a
never,ending coIdness. Then the
two lives jar and grind like rusty
hinges. The peace Of home, like
a dying ember, goes out. Cold
ness and formaIity take the place
of tender love and happiness, and
home, the heaven on earth, is
darkly yelled and the sunlight of
peace and happiness for ever flown.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07

is the 6nal condition of any child that
has worns-if it lives. Think of hav-
ing something in your stomach that
eats all you take as nurishmeut. Nine
tenths OF the babies have worms, may
be yours has. Be certain that it has
not by giving it Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge-it expels all worms aud is a
tonic for the baby. Price % cents.
Sold by j. w. Owens, Protein, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07

We are pleased TO announce that
Foley's Honey aud Tar for coughs, colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National pure food and drug law, as it
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs, and we recommend it as a safe
remedy for children and adults. For
sale by ali druggists.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-05-07
Don't Hub II In.

Commiserate with your brother mo-
torist whom you find kneeling in the
dust of the road belaboring pune
tured tire. The nail manufacturer Is
a busy man, and there may be another
nail farther down the pike for you.
Pride goes before puncture. and the
naughty man is generally the first to
find that he Is out of gasoline.