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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

Iatesfado de Bautista Ortiz. Luis An.
Halmi, AdminiltEador Judicial del intshta.
do de Bautihta Ortiz, debidaments autoEi'
zRdo por eBta Corte de DiAtTitc, todo ell
que pusda intsrsssrle hSgo BabsT:
Que Bautilta Ortiz, mayor de e5al,
Eoltero, comeTciante, vecino de Salinas fa'
lleci6 en- dichO pueblo el diR % de Mayo
de 1907, sin otoTgar disposition teItRmen'
tariR algunR.
Qus desconoci6ndoIs en- Ia actuaIidad
quisnes puedsn ser los hsrsdeToH legftim .
del finRdo OrtiE, por viTtud de Ia p1essnts,
de ordsn del honorable JueE de eStR Cor
ts de DiItEito y en- cumplimisnto del Art,
% de Ia Ley de PToCedimientos lfgalPH
espeCialeB, ApTobAdR en- de MBIz9 1e
1905, citO, lIamo , smplRzo & IoB que Es
cream con deTeth ho & dicha heEencia, para
que compRFescRn ante u CoEte de Distrito
del DiltTito Judicial de Gusyamp, deDtro
del termino de gsEenta diAs coDtar dsBds
ls fsCha de ls publication del 1ltimo edic.
tc, para reclRmat 81 deTeeho de que Ea
cTesn aBiitidoF.
Diohas reclsmRcioneB debeFkn pEessn.
taTss con loH documsntos juatifcatiVoB CO.
TrespondienteF, en- la 0fcina del SscFeta'
rio de IL Corte de Distrito, sita On u ca'la
de HoStoH, en- ls cindad de Guaysra. Sa'
linaB, p r Fsbrero "a de 1908 -Luis
Anselmi, AdmiuistradoT Judicial 3 W
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

oontinds que DO 80 preSos que han
saiido, solo han vueIto 3 dc nusvo
81 presidio, hecho que indies, que los qus
han Balido eBtdu dkndOles pan & sus hijoB
= go ocupan de tTabsjsF.
So vot6 la enmienda y foe apEobAda por
mayorfs, qusdando ab3lida la ley de liber.
tad b. palAbFa.
So Prsstnt6 81 G. B. 10. "para h Ger IL
vRcunRcifn obIigatoEia." Acufa preBsnta
una snmiendR, dsndo podsr los inapec-
toreB psrs que fBten vigilando Jos mu.
nicipics qua no cumplsp.
SiendO lRs usiS de la taFde, Sc di6 poT
terminals IL ssGi61, hastR las 9 de la
noche.
Sc enepentrA on este ciudad Il distin.
guids lffi'Fa AmBlbsFto viuda do Porrata
, u 'Titss hiiaB Encarnaci6a Josquiua,
gus, procsdentsl de ManRtf, ps1arGn algu.
nos dial en elta ciudad.
"A las 2 de ID tRrds de hoy, celebraba
Geai6n Il G6maEa do deIegadoG. Las dis
tintas comiaionsl de tTnbsio para Ii infer.
maci6n DO pEoyectoB Dc ley OItuYioEoa gou.
midas eoda a maAGpa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

-sE VENDE UN HERMOs j SO.
LAR frsnts Il PaTqus BoEiuqusn diutan.
o so metros dol mar.
InfoEmolGn q Ia NotaEia d JuIio Cs.
~ GoRqGlOS 49N&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

INTERE9ANTE. .-Sa ofrecs en- gsnta
m autom6vil maFea Thomas Flyer de SO
CabAIlOs de fusFEa de muy POGO uIo , Re
ciantements impoItado.
Una caldeEa multitubu'ar 14x s, cuyA
tubaTfE solo Is ha uuado nna zaffD.
Una chimenes de pIsBchaB de hisREo
3 .16 so pieg alto Por 5 de diEmetFo, ca
busnaH condolences de uUO. IofoEmsF6
IGidEO A. SanchsB. San Juan p. R. Fe'
bEs7o 25 de 1908. 15v.h:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05
DivOrCiadOs en- AguadiIIa.
Teresa P.ia dsmlRd6 a 81 OspOs0 Dor shlRdoRO
iTaf0 egNai,
(De nuestrO corresponsaZ. }

Mario 8 -Ha tsnidO lugar On Ia Ccrts
de diatFito de AguRdilIa, la Yista de Ia
causa de divorCio estsblecida pDr Teresa
Pt5is contra Antonio ROcanegra cOnooido
por suro.
Fus entablada dieha demands, nor
abandonO y tEato cruel. Una nina fns
habida en- sl matrimonio, de Cihco sfiou de
edRd , % halla baj9 Il tutsIa ca podsr
de Teresa Psia, demandanta. En- vista
de laB pruabaB taBtifsaleP, Is Corts dict6
sentenCiR deClarando Totos leB vfnouIos
que uuian Z Teresa Pefs Antonio Bo.
CanegTa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05
IatUT0sa 1 los Prof1sorUs d ndsle,.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tien,
constants existsncia de Los Iiguiental ins
tEumentos: FlautineB, FlsutsB, TercerolaF,
Oboes, RsquintoB, Ciarinetes, Fagote',
ViolineI, Violoncello8, ContFRbsjos, Man.
dolinas, BsndurriaB, GuitsrTaG, COEnstinoo,
Onovsnea, TromboneS, Barftonos BombaE.
dino1, Hslieouel, (bsjoD) TriGngulou, Pls.
titles, Redoblante8 Bombol. M6todoI
dc solfeO = para toda elage de inItrumen'
tos. Accessories = m6sica en general.
San Juan, r. & Apartado n6m. 216.-
Gallo de Allen n6m. 21 ' Sol n6m. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

WRshiagtop, Marco 5.-En virtud, ue'
g6n us asegurs, de las EscIauaciones he
Chas per 81 gobieTno de Venezuela su
negativs Rcsptar como arbitroB los
EstadoB Unidos, el gobierno de euta capital
expEegR que, aunque los Eatados Unidos
procedeF6n, 81 81 caso llegs. snergicaman,
ts, de acueFdo con los recientss tTstsdos
Auscritos On lR confyrsncia centro.ameEi.
cana para 81 mRnte7imianto de la pas en-
las Tep6blIcss de NicaraguR, CcHta Rics,
Guatemala, Honduras Salvador; su coz
ducts 20 sjustaF6 de modo compatible con
los Sentimisntos naciona'es polftica inter.
ma de esoH pafseB, pues de otro modo en-.
tienden que, moBtrGndoge contFRYios ese
pEograma, 30 debiIitarfa IL busnR amiutsd
que pFopsnden con todaa las nacioner
americsnAG del S1y, pTegERma expueBto ca
ID rtcisnts exsuFHi6n poT elias, del secrc-
taTio Root
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05
GABLES DE HOY
Venezuela reGhaza una TeiteHada pG-
tiei6n del gohislDO americana.
Como prnGsdelan los EstsdOs Unidos,
ssgdn Altman de Washington, con
IespeGt0 a los naCi0les De CsRtlO
America.
Una Campaiia en- tOda IaIinea contra
eI anaruuIsmO.
Mas rsfuoFzos pal, Mlrruerss.

Caracas, Mario 5. -El gobierno de esta
capital ha rechRzRdo n1eysmente la reno.
vada petici6n del gobieEno de WaghiUgton
de deciAir que se le admita decidir como
arbitro On Las reclaim Rciones extranjeraa
que ss HusCitsn. Aunque Ge han hacho
sepaFadamente, Cads uni de elRs peticioneI
encontr6 siampTe Ia pI6viA nPgativa De
eats gobierno. Fl pTeBidenta Castro expu
30 que no ceder6 f los EHtAdo1 UnidoB, 81
de1eeho pFoponer como 6EbitFos en- laB
so'smacionel que contra VenezueIa SO es
tab'eEcau, q aqu6 loB que ancarnen IR vo
luntad Ia coz fsnza de Ii naci6r, mFxi,
Afi6deEe -cusndo 81 gobierno de esta
repdblica viens afRnzando "a oTedito con
el Cump!ido psgo dc BuB deudas extEanie'
rRa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

So VENDE, Ia casa n6msro "a Gale
de Il Luna. IofoTmarkn San Francisco
55 a tos. Is v. O..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

Washington, Marz9 Sci Gucsso de
Chicago, ha da5o mavgan 4 qus el gobier
no ordsne una estFicta campsfa contra
todOB los individuoa quieneB So Conogca
pof nus ideas Rnsyquistag, lie pclicfa hS
empezRdo con extrRoFdinaria actividad era
campaflP, dsteuiendo ouRntos extranjsrog,
eHpecialments itslisno1, profe1an de mans.
70 oBtensible 81 AnRYquiamo. En- Il cam
rRfiR contra les anaEquiEtap, 81 gobisTno
hs decidido qns todos 6atoa Beau excIufdoy
de la Tep6blica por medic de las autorida.
deH dc inmigrAei6D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

Paris, Mario 5.-Ei gabiuats frances,
en- viata de las mayoFs necaai1adsB que as
haeen sentir en- Mariuscos para impulsRr
mas activamente las operacioney, b re-.
Buslto eDviar inmsdistamsnts nusvoB rs.
fasFzoH haRta Ia ciffa de 13, 900 hembreE,
peTtsnecientea diltintaB aymas del ejerci'
to. Ia pTenHa de oposiei6n, con motivo
de eAts nnevo eLvfo de tFopRs, raousrda
que Francia cost6 inmansoB uacrifi clos ell
Gomstimiento de los nRturalea de ATgsl
ls, y que, 10 qua parsce, el Rctual GO
bieFno intentR una Bemejsnts empress en- el
Mogreb, gus, So juicio, no habr6 de to-
neF el mismo coFolsrio Biuo que culminA.
Ed en- uo gran dsTramamiento de Gapgrs
feAnce = en- eI aRcrifcio de immense Dli
nero de afficsnoV, y CoETi6ndo1s Ia expoai'
ci6n de posibles gTsvfEimRE compliCacioneB
internacionRles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

Al RECIBO DE s 9 enviamos &
vuelta de ooEreo un rsIOi Elgiu garantiEs-
do pOr dies amos, , pOr $40 Eemitimou uuO
maISs Walthln, = F. KshrhGha. San
IQaR 2. ;. Ap,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

PARA cuRAR uNR REsFRIADo
ENUN NDIA tome 81 LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUNINA. 81 boticario le devolvera 81 dInero sino
Sc cura La hrma de B. W GROVE - hala en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-05

Las fsatRB del Carnival tocan & 81 fir
= viene la Bsmsna SANTA DespueH del
bullicio, ls cslms, Ia meditaci6n 81 Eeoo-
jimientc. No divide que loa amigos 2.
SchiTa = CO. tiensn magaff 'oE trsjeB me-
groa de variaB claBen de CasimiF. Plaza
de BaldoTiotv, San Juau.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
Petition 10, Discharge.

IN THE MATTER OF THE Co-PARTNER
ship firm of Dickcn-ob 4 Davis, composed
Of John NJ. Dicken>un and WinthropS. Davis,
Bnnkrupts -Iu bankruptcy
To the Honorable Robert E. Lewis, Judge OF
the District Court Of tn. United States for
the District OF Colorado:
The Co-Jartnership firm of Dickcn.
son 4 Davis, OF Rocky Ford In the County
Of Ot-ro, and state Of Colorado in said Dis
trict. respectfully represents that on the IN b
day Of December last past. 1T ~a> duly adjudged
bankrupt under the Acts Of Cspngress relating
to abkruptcy: that II hn- duly surrendered
all it. property. and rights of property, aud
of said act. aud "f fhe orders Of the Court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. II prnys that IL inny bc de-
creed by the Conrt No hHve n full discharge
from. s1i deiAt provable against IT. estate nn-
dor said bankrupt acts. except such debts ~
Dated this LIST day of Febuary. l!Us.
JOHN NJ. DfCkENSON.
WINTHROP 4. DAVIS.
Il.Is,l L.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
insepeoae", suss, Factory Project

The largest crowd ever assembled
in Manzanola convened in Odd Eel
lows hall there last Monday night,
consisting of sugar beet growers.
farmers and others interested. The
meeting was for the purpose Of Sc
curing acreage with which to inter-
est capital in erecting an indepen-
dent sugar factory at Manzanola.
So enthusiastic were those present
that A 900 acres were pledged on the
spot and assurance was given that
double that amount could be easily
raised within the next few days.
A large number of beet growers
were present from the vicinity of
Rocky Ford and joined with the
Manzanola growers heartily in the
project. A meeting is to be held at
Rocky Ford Saturday afternoon.
February 18th, for the purpose Of
agreeing upon the exact number of
acres that will be pledged there.
Thomas J. Stanley was the chair
man of the meeting and he was also
EXCITED as chairman of the committee
OF seven designated as building
committee to interest capital in the
enterprise. The committee consists
of j. N. Beatty, E. Brewer. w. H.
McCaskill, George Hallows. j. M.
johnson and H. b. Dye.
Beatty Brothers, who own large
tracts of land near Manzanola.
headed the list of the pledges TO
raise 1000 acres of beets. Several
thounsand dollars were also SUBJ
scribed in case it is decided to sell
stock in the eenterprise to local people
and this amount will be further
largely increased.
1t seems probable that more than
enough acreage will be secured and
that the Independent factory will
either be erected and conducted by
the farmers themselves or by the
aid of outside capital and in time
for this years crop.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
cemmi..,en.,. ,ree..a,ns..

Certified copy OF a portion Of the procee.i-
ing. Of the board of County Commissioner. OF
Otero county. transacted at the January IHn
meeting therrof.
n The following claims against the county are
ssow presented and after due con -id~ration,
sf..n. a Ill ~.d
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
Premature burial.

John Clark, an inmate of the Sol
dier's Home. in Dodge City. is said
to have been buried alive for two
days. He had been i'll with typhoid
fever. The doctor in attendance
pronounced him dead. and he was
buried in the soldiers cemetery with
military honors.
Some Of his comrades declared
that they did not believe Clark was
dead. One soldier. named Hszen.
persisted that Clark had been buried
alive, and demanded that his body
be taken from the grave. The doc
tor was recalled and asked what he
thought about the case.
After consultation it was decided
to open the grave. When the cof-
fin was opened it was seen that
Clark's hands were not in their
former position and there was mois-
ture upon the glass above his mouth.
Stimulants and careful nursing
turned the tide for Clark and death
was robbed of its victim.
When Clark was finally restored
to consciousness he said that he had
been half conscious Of all that had
happened and knew that he had
been buried alive.
He was buried on Wednesday and
taken out on Friday.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

District Of Colorado, -.
On this 9TH day Of FEBRUARY A. ID. I9os.on read
ing the petition for discharge, IL j. ordered by
the court, that hearing he had nm the same
on the zsfh day OF February A. ID. 1905. before
samuel ID. TrimbIe. Rcferes. in Bankruptcy, at
Room No. :pI III the Federal building at Pm-
eblo, in said District, at ten clock iu the fore
noon and that notice thereof bt. published in
La JuNTA TRIBrSg. IL newspaper printed In
said district. and that all known creditors and
other persons ia interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause. IL any
they have, why the prayer of laid petition
should not lie. granted
And IL j. further ordered by the Court, that
-nid Referee shall -eud iy mail to all known
creditors. copies Of said petition and this ar
der. addressed To them at their places of
id..nce stated.
Witness. The Honorable Robert T.. Lewis.
Judge Of the said Court, and the seal thereof,
ut Pueblo, IN said District, on the ith day OF
Febuary. Ess.
CHARLES ". BISHOP.
IsEALl Clerk.
f,y G,KDSER NJ. GREENE.
DILtN Clerk
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
Do You Open Your Mouth

Like young bird and gulp down what
ever food or medicine may be offered you !?
Or, do you want 10 know something OF tho
composition and character of that which
you take into your stomach whether as
food or medicine?
Most intelligent and sensible people
nowadays Insist on knowing what they
employ whether as food or as medicine,
DIR. Pierce believes they have a perfect
right to insist upon such knowledge. So he
publishes ,>kEaadcast and on each bottle.
wrapper, what bis medicines are made Of
and vexities. .iedhdcr This be feels
he can Wa4 ford TO do because The mQre
the lpgredients Of which his medicines
more viii their SUPERIOR curative viFtles
pc aQGlEclated.
For the cure Of woman's peculiar weak.
nesses, Irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise to frequent headaches. back
ache. dragging-dOwn pain or distress in
lower abdominal or pelvic region accom-
panied, ofttimes, with . facilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp-
toms of weakness, DIR. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription Is most efficient remedy.
II Is equally effective in curing painful
periods. in giving strength TO nursing
mothers and In preparing the system OF
the expectant mother for baby's coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and COM
paratively painless. The rFavorite Pre-
tonic TO the general system and TO the
organs distinctly feminine In particular.
1t ts also soothing and invigorating
nervine and cures nervous exhaustion,
nervons prostratiOn. neuralgia, hysteria,
other distressing nervous symptoms at
tendant upon functional and organic dis.
eases Of the distinctly feminine organs.
A host Of medical authorities Of ali the
each Of the several Ingredients OF which
Favotite Prescription II made for the
cure OF the diseases for which Il b claimed
to BE- cure. You may read what they
say tor vessrsey By sending . postal card
from the leading authorities. 8 n. R.V
Pi1ce, lnvelidC Hotel and Suf1icaI In,
sttrte. Bnna!c. u. T., and Il viii come to
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
FRIEND TO FRIEND.

The personal recommendations of people who
have been cured Of coughs and colds by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all
else to make it staple article of trade and COM
merce over large part of the civilized world
AN INSTANCE.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
AN INSTANCE.

Lacy Suddeh, Of LenoiT. n c. had been troubled vit
vey bad cough for yeas. She says: "a friend
boagAt bo<tls & CxAlfsRaIAnss coucn Rsxxpv.
tssusht Il to asl iasseed that sheuld take t. IdN
- ~ - ~ sazyss e AsapsA ~ 1ssr tstt1ss e q
0na ~ e NJ essgA."
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15

Missouri Pacific surveyors were in
Lamar and coming to La Junta on
their way to Trinidad.
The street commissioner collected
poll tax ty the amount Of $lO2. of
which SlS was worked out.
Insurance policies were out in La
Jun'a twenty years ago amounting
to s33s. 900 on buildings and stocks
worth $6SO, 600.
Advices from Lamar were to the
effect that the Rock Island would
come in to La Junta on the north
side of the river. A Rock Island
protector said the same thing only
last summer and the road isn't here
yet.
The TRIBUNE and the La Junta
Derrick were having a war of words.
full of sound and fury. and. as US
ual in such cases. signifying moth
ing. The editor of the TRIBUNE
was being joshed. twenty years ago.
for claiming to be a relative of
James G. Blaine. He admitted the
allegation. and was glad that his fa-
ther was not a sheep thief and never
had to hide to keep vigilance COM
mittee from hanging him for cattle
stealing the alligator. What
fools La Junta editors were twenty
years ago.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15

~ Sfgmnu. NJ d.. ~auir ~ W
The following claims sgain>t the county are
nov presented and after due consideration the
same are motious allow csl. aud warrants
are hereb, ordered drawn ia pay mcnr therefor,
as follows to-wit:
ORDINARY yt'ND.
La Junta tribune., 1908-02-15
Gard Of Thanks.

wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors who were so kind to
me and my family during the illness
and death of my wife.
A. G. BuwALDA.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-07-23

The American representatives, at
the Olympic sports in England are
making fine record and SO lar have
more highest marks 10 their credit
than have been achieved by any other
of the twenty nationalitles entered
In rifle shooting the American victory
was decisive, and some other points
are involved than individual target
skill. The American Army rile used
is shortened weapon, but its accu-
racy is shown TO be unimpaircd. The
United States standard Of rifle nmmu-
milton also was tested. Assistant Sec
retary of War Oliver cOugratulates tho
American team on their victory, and
remarks that the country should en-
courage marksmanship by annual
matches among rifle associations
while congress will do its part IN oe'
half Of range practice. In Sprlnt!hg'
hammrr-throwing and swimming
Americans are showing well to the
front, and are in promising poslloh
to average first in the entire compctI-
tiOn.
How the Oiympian experts oi lhe
Greece of zoo years ago would COM
pare with thozs Of to-day must remain
couicctural matter. The powerful
nations that rose in succession on the
northern shores Of the Mediterranean
were famous for physical training, and
their stadiums, coliscums and puGliC
baths are uncqualcd. Bat the modern'
have no reason 10 believe that theS
have gone backward physically Jh'
American succcss ut the Olympia meet
inc in London is racialIy interesting
because the people Of this country arc
a composite Of Europeans, with the
Euglis h, German, Celtic and sean
dinavian stocks prcdominating. II u
superiority exists the Europeans can
claim share in it by iutcrminglcd de-
scent. Another point to keep in miud
Is that Americans have population
OF $1,000, coo to choose from ana that
the general standard Of comfort is
higher in this country than IN any
other part Of the world. The eyes OF
,l,,.. .,.....t { ,,u,iyi,,1 .,r, pt ibp limited
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-07-23

The attitude of VIM. ii, Taft, Re
publican candidate for president, on
Foreign missions, Il matter on which
there is far toe much indifference,
largely, we believe, on account oi FAR
too little Information, will be of inter
est to Republican READERS and should
induce serious consideration on th,H
part Of those who have been opposed To
orindiiIerent upon this subject AZ the
Laymen's Missionary meeting held in
Carnegie hall, New York, April 20th,
said to be the greatest meeting OF the
kind ever hello in this country, Mr.,
Taft, as one OF the speakers OF the
evening, said in part;
/ know great many people opposed
to foreign missions, in fact, who rclig-
iOusly, if you can use the word, re
fused to contribute to them. confess
that there was u time when | was en-
ioying Il snug prOviucialism and had
some Of these feelings, hut these left me
when | went to the Orient / never
realized the immense Importance OF
foreign missions until that time. We
have got to wake this country up to
the fact that are other people in the
world besides us-pcople who need our
time, money and help. Christianity,
and the spread OF Christianity, is the
only basis for universal hope. am
here not to speak Of missions from a
religious standpoint. RS The speaker:
here to tonight have done, but to dis
cuss the subject from 4 political stand
y, int. Ton cannot study the nations
but you will realize that Christianity if
the bo ue Of modern civilization, for
Cbristia. 7ity is the true democracy.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1908-07-23
fancy COUNTY REPUBLICAN
BY w. II. AND X. u. PRICE,
Taney County

fancy is the fourth county from the west
line of the state, in the extreme southern
tier and so bordering on Arkansas and en-
loving to its fulnGsS the wonderful climate
NJ tLr Sunny Side Of the Ozarks, where the
trmpcrature rarely touches zero in winter and the
nights IN summer are always cool enough 10 luahe
sleep dCllEht, ,.,o.,,
The county contains $50 square miles, lHUJJ
acres. OF which about G7,OOO acres are under I'M
nrovruppt The soil varies from the rich alluvlal
boitoms to the strong limestone soils OF the riIg'
us producing successfully wheat, Ou Wnlch lhe
rouuty was awarded the silver medal AT tue Lou
iSana Purchase exposition, corn second 10 none
4, stalk on display IN this office measuring seven
teen feet four inches in lengthy potatoes, cotton,
mclons tame grasses, berries, fruits, vegetables,
i'm fact everything except tropical products. Pears
and peaches do especially Wen.
The surface is rugged and picturesque covered
with forests and traycTSCd by streams OF spark
inv clrarness, among them the beautiful White
river famed for its scenery ana ltS uhhy trlpes,
Including the gamcy black bass aud jack salmon,
while the wooded eXpansCs abound III small game
of various kinds. including ioA, rhccoon, opoNsOm'
souirrcl, quail and turkey, alordihg abuhlaht
recreation with rod aud gun
The population Of the county by the last census
was l6l27, only Two Of whom were colortd aud
M hut w American born. Taxes are not hraHy,
Wood for fuel is plentiful ana remarkably cheap
selling ia Forsyth for II wagon-Oau WIN sue
boards Church and school ABILITIES are Iaf auu
increasing. many uf the schools ihahlIeNumH Such
suFit of up-tU-Qatg- ht>s rs to pI'Nlu' i'"' "''a
for The use OF pupils. Improved l0rmN are lalNeu
At SiO to &O an acre, while unmproyed lands can
be had at Il % to IS. There are SulI about 5on
acres Of government lands, subject to homestead
or cash entry The county Is hu'ly Wat'f,n' lhr
White river alone winding IN ana uul Tor ABOUT u
hundred miles within It's borders
There is considerable timber OF cuinincrclal val.
ne, including hickory, whiteoak, walnut, pine aud
cedar, and vast mineral wealth, u lndlcalcH Ol
The littl. pruspccuug that has Jrrh done. our
minerals include marble, hydraulic lime, iuangan-
ese, copper lead and zinc in their muit!tudIhous
forms silver and gold recent ptos pecItn@ Showhg
The presence OF both IN paying quantities, All uI
which will afford wcalth.makinE opportunities W
men Of mcaus, judgment aud energy
In no spot ON earth, perhaps, can poor hali
so easily ACQUIRE Il home and make ilynG' "hd
ANY man Who is honest and energetic Will be- wei
coined, h. he rich or poor. The rairUad tNhiic
River liuc Of the Missouri pucihc) /, stmlatlnE
enterprise and enhancing values. RrVcr traluc
and electric roads are certainty OF Tue NEAR NV
ur, to uiyr new stimulus to every material inter-
est and enhance all realty values, Now i lh'
rimr to get in right aud rcup the ncnehl''