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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Observation-Disclosures am 3icl.

Gam Giego, Gal, rs. Samlor.
Nad) elmer Gsabrt uoil 11S Soaen
III Die 2eud)tihiiitTlotte. Die i'm Sep.
TENDER oorigcn ,Sabrcs Don Nen.Dort
nod ser Euciiic'aiiitc in Gee sing.
bier moblbcbulten ange!nngt. Sie
6lotilc beItebt Gus ben 2cnftimificn
"%Gollunbia Sitter" .Smiitiure" mo
YNcIIel" unb oGn Seild,tidliiitcubcrn
n SequinL" n&ufui" lnb .Mon5o.
niIla"; ihr @eichishober iii Gopit4n
Mcrt. Gle Sd)ifie boben Die gauge
Gabrt bon $4,000 Meilcn ohnc I'm.
fal j%lriid1elcJt. Gin 9GuGt'd}iii
lUlro notwithstanding bel Mitorio, Gre.
pcranicrt luerocu. oa5 olocre oiiri,c
nod Sonol!llu getelt, mo 0ns brittle
ioG bel einenl Saicnplabe al ser
Il'itteitiilte o,tfscitcilt mcrocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Nat %Siamantcu III u%cridenfeu.

@an as Gitn DO, is. San.
6rou George Z. Scope bon Nr.
1888, StnmooO-S pltleuaro, Die @ot-
tin zines ser reihiten &ol5bGnoler
her hieIigelt @eatllo. lit nulerSings
nlS Die 0iomonten. &onigin befonlt
Sic pcrIhelft oieie folibaren Steinc
Gu tire S%rGuloinnen, lnno lie fam
ooa, ocnn JIG belibt cine Gianlanicn-
arilbc III artanias Ahr @atte beiiBl
tlll9cIahr 10000 Ider !SpI5iuno. "a.
poil ldcnfte or lclner 6rou3000 Nicer
obgeholite5 2ano. Sic Iieb burd,
rIc'ea 2ano CHI YnidIuB- WeIciie an
hlc Snbn Iegcn. eei bieier @eleaen,
heIt iOno ein Ncgeriunse ben erite,
Stein. Sic lieB ihn miieriud]en: er
mar EN- oollmertbIger CLAIMANT. S,,est
limo bercito $50 Stcinc i'm 6cmiht
oon elnem &icrtel. bis III iiini Hornt
lcTlmbcll m0rbert.
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Satin ais W6r6crin?

Wilmautcc. @iSc.. rs. San.
= Otto 2nnollrom uon 4'corio, mel
dlcr Wera Gee. cine sSron ans Der
Salblpclt. bcirotbcie. wurbe gciterll
i'll Simmer bcrieIbel erid)oiien. Sb.
gleidl an Dem SpoIen bier Nl,gelmm.
cen 8cfluloen mtroen. b%cbuuptct sic
1rnlt bob lId) Der Mann ielbit lmge.
hrod)t bot; Die Roliiei hGlt ieood) Die
Nran fir Die MGroerin mo bat sic.
'clbc pcrbaitef. 2unoitronl. Der Ill.
EerIt clIeriiIfti1 mar, febrtc crit ppr'
geltcrn bon elmer Heiie 5llriit mn &C
rictb loiort IN ciilen bcitigen Strei.
NIT Der 6rulL Der gciterit Moraen
iort1cictt mlIr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
Sc fam aan, pon unaefGbr.

9lueiiel0, @.-ga., Is. San.-
Hui 8runo elmer llnteriutung iiber
ocn Zoo Der SO 9ergleute, Die ON
gienltag in GSolge elmer Grploiion IN
ser Gid @ron6- 3ed)e BEN SOB geflun.
oen boben, 8elongtc cine Goroner3s
&irp jt Dem @ciunoc, oaB Die Gr.
plniinn Ourd, cine ~ilbernl1Bi9e Eul.
n%crlooung bci'm SprGngcn in Der
&onm1er 81 scr 3ed,e ueruriadlt NOR.
hen unlo BOB Der 600 Scr 9ergIeute
uidt olli ein Gcrituloen Der 2eitrna
Der EocnbontuSs oher Der Gid Brand.
3ed)e 5uriid5uiilbrcn lit. Gle llnter.
Illd)urlg mar bon Dem Sber. @rubeus
Snlpettor Saing, Or. u. 5. Mitd)eli,
einem SeaisIatursGomite Dem @rus
ben at)perItGnoi1en 6. 6. &reb5 nnb
bier Stills. 8rubcn Snipettorru &c.
iiibrt lporocn. 81. Nitden miro ilber
Die llnterliltlrng einen ollsfiibrlid)en
Vcrid)t Der 2egiSlatur einrciden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

Wiro fur @cfGngniRreiurm ,uirfcn,

@aibington :. g., IS. San.
- 6rau 6lorence 6. Mopbrif, DC.
rcn gntlaIilng aus cincm eugliiden
@eIQngniB Dor l1ngercr Belt ourhl
rie @cmilhlungen omerifoniifer
Trnlicn bcuirft murbc, crfidrte bier,
COP lie in 3llfunit ibr 2eben Der 0e.
fdn9niBrefor m 5lt miomen gcoenfe.
Sn elmer %crOifentlidumg ioroert lie
Den Gon0reb alli, Mittel III bemiQi-
act, irn oic 8eidn9niiie Der 9luoes-
hauptllnot bun1on mo ionitdr ats.
5ullatten. 6ran Mopbrid lit bierber
Acton1mcn. nm nit ibrem Inmalt
ilber tbre 2anbereicn III 9irginicn Ill
conicrirell. Sic reiitc am 2lbeno nadl
StonlIoro, Cont. ub, no i'd lire
Nflltter ais Fatientin IN eincm ga.
natorium bcfin0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
GungreN israe!itiidjcr 8cmcinbcn.

Fbilooelpbia. is. Sanlor.
MtrIen bcJinutt bier Der oli iiebeil
Gage b%credInetc Gongrcb Der Gereini.
allIla iaroclitiid,er &ulturgcn,eillbell
Iii amerita. Nh Der Spite bes bic
li1cn Gnpfolas. GomitcS itcbcll bic
Hfabbincr IT. Solepb aroustopi m,o
II. &clrp NcrfOpit.
In Somerltag iiNloct in Der en-
nasoBe acleietb Ssracl Die @eibc bes
5ltm anocnien an Gr. Slaac ~. @ilc
geltliteten Tcnitcre itatt, Tuiielbc
lteIlt, uod) cillcm ScIgemuloc uoi,
Cir MoicS Gsetiel. Si,baS Woccn.
tditS nit ocn @uineu elmer sroBen
Staot i'm &iltergrirnoe bor. G,efieI.
gegemudrtia in Nom. lit eli, sebiirti.
ger Cincinnati er. ltnter ieiuen 5abl'
REDEEM Shopfun1en ouf Dem @ebiet
Der Silohoucrflunit nno Malcrei lit
ole ill Sdirnlolmlt.E art bier lIeheltoe
Stdtiie Der rcligioicr, tSrcibcit am be.
tamteIten. Nnnbelsictretar Oscar
Strola. Snlfier Socpb 8. Sd)iii mo
Die Hobbincr 1t. &auinlan &ot.er.
Or. Souis @robman. 9ernaro Vett-
man uulh Sr. aruusfopf merhen bel
Der @eibc altiprad,en baltcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

oufgefubrt. uSrotbem," iagt &r.
Nepper, yin ben eriten nelln Ionaten
bes Sabres 1907 IN Geutihluno eine
ouBerorbentIidJe 8eIbdisentpideliIng
itattfono, lit Der Grport an @ilent
rnb Stoblprobutten lpGbrenO Der er.
ltcn neult Monotc oeS Sobres 1908
nod Inn 100000 i'm @ertbe &c.
lliegen." Die gnalGnber, iiigt er
bln5u, bitten oroBe S,lontitGten Don
GeutlhIanoS llcbcrilub Oil iit &c.
5ngeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
WIS Dem Snaercn WarDlanS'S nno
Den angrcnsenScn Staatcn.

Grla1lctnc Gertcbumgcn.
Ter 81 Sabre altc Stepben &errin
ger bon Sano Eatd. ga. lpelder OILS
@el3er altf Der Eittsburger 9ipiiion
Der Baltimore. Sbio.@ohn" ollge.
ltellt lpor mo in Cumberland BON
einem 3nac iibcrfabren lpllroc, iii
bort I'M Nlegonp.3oipito( ieineil
@erIetun5en erle0en. Gin @ein ipar
inn obeeNfnitten lporoeil, lnh 5uoent
bette CT einen Shdoclbruf crlittcn.
FaItor @oltS ~geitorbcn.
Ger neutrality-suspicious. Ealtor %
mar0 =. Woits, Der mieOerbolt il,
Sogerstoipn uno @illiamsport, Mo..
Itotiollirt mar. lit III Dem 9ltluntic
GooIt Cine Soipital III 9orb.GaroIino
iii alter bon 69 Sabren geitorber.
Gr mar Elm @ruber oeS Capt. &. 6.
@olta bon 0ogcrStoipn.
Sele9rapbiit getGbtct.
u. s.. 9iIltel, ser Selegropbiit Der
v9altimlorc.S bio. 9obn" 5t gpitt's
Greet bel Cumberland. Mh., iplirbe
aeIiern Morgen auf Der Tirginius
Mpenue. areitSlila Der @ohn in Siio-
Cumberland bon elmer 2ofomotipc
%ilberfohren nilb 1etootet. Gr mobnte
al Der Gallepltrabc in Cumberland
illlo binterlGbt feline Satin uito bier
Ginoer.
Gin d,oner @ruber.
Sn Fdrtcrsbnrg. @..Ga., ipuroen
aeitc-, 9. ". Milles nno @oin
Mines BON Ntbens, Ohio. nuf @erall.
laIiitlg BON i. ". @ines, etnem
@ruoer bon 9. v. @ines, perbaftet.
Hula lit 4. ". @ines' 8ottin mo
luar init DEM Sfmoaer ourfge-
brafl,t.
Gin Sellers Seller.
Charles @eder luiiroe aeitern III
Dorf. ga, pom Seteftip Charles e.
@bite utter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Der
haftet. ben fiirSlid) aus Dem bortigelt
0%ef1ngnib nllsgebrohenen Sefnnae.
men Iu9uItus Stallman. Sorrp 3iee-
Ter nnb otto Glatb bie Stablidgeu
6ugeitedt sn babsii, permittellt pelher
iic ibren Nlsbrnd beruerfitelligteu.
Grsditnna, In siinem, faae ~ l~ts,lr.s.
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NOot snm VnnScsienator nominirt.

4lbanp, 49, is. Smuar.
Glibn Moot. 0eaeuuGrtig Staatsietre-
tar i'll &obinet bes 4r1iioentcn
N%ooleuelt. !uuroe bette 4bcno bonn
repnblifanIld]en 2cgislutip , Gailflt5
elr'tinmig ais Nad)folgcr 1bonoS
Y, Elatt'a 5lu &lnoeaienotor noni.
nlri. Elatt's Nmtstermin uerltrcidl.
on /. MGr;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19
WiiliuuGr ucrunaliift.

oolt cafe Gitn lltob. rs.
Soultor. Ger @rubenbeiitcr nno
Wtlllioiidr :. @ooo puroe bier allf
Dem Tabnboi Don elmer 9otolllotipc
Der "lluion Eacifics2 inie" iiberfob-
ren ulo aili Scr Stelle getootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

Sos beriihmte Spring Sill Gd.
lego. nabe Mobile. Nla., cine i'm giant
sen Siiben befal,i1te fatbolilhe 2ebr-
anItalt, muroe 9eitcrn total ourd)
6eiter 5eritort. Ger peflnilre Sd)a-
sHt lit nod nitt ~feitgeiteIIt. aein
Terlltlt BON Menid,cnIeben lit 81 be-
flogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

Tertrctern Der Regierung, oes Bar
laments, Der @eograpbiiden unb an.
oeren 8eieQi6aften beItebenoen Co.
mite III Gmpions genommen uno in
elmer SoffntiGe mad Dem Talait &C.
brodt. a6nig Guitop cmpfing i'm III
IllOien5 unb Derlieb inn ons @roB-
frel5 ocs NorbitcrntS roeuS.
81 Gbren Snen @cbin's iuno &C.
tern abeno cin 9antett itatt, bei
lpcld)cm Der aronprin} ocn GoriiB
iiibrte.
z eli 1 NM q ,.nit ~ n IL IL
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d) ifi nerIor'cu, ~ Tan IL
DAFT gerettct.

Gneenstom H. IS. S$onnor. -
Ter mtorbaIb ser Stoot ouqetom-
meme Gompfer .Gominion" beridJle-
te, ooG cr oer GapitGu GrobleD un6
Die Monnihoit oes britiihcn Sdiifc@
~Sopono" ungeiGbr picr Micilel poll
6altnct gcrettet bobc. Die nit 9au
bol5 beloOenc .Sauona" mnr in LET.
fem 3ultanbc o~ufgcaeben worbcn.
Gin Wll9iirboot bat lid) an Die Ar-
belt gemad)t, Die .Souona" nad)
Grootbauen 5lt ifleppcIl. Sn 4nbe-
tradNt Der Id)lueren Scc oiiritc jeood)
bieier &erllldl iid ais iebr i6luicrig
erlpciicn. Ite .SoDouo" mar oli
Ser Sabrt bon 2iSconrb, Nauid)ott
Iano, nad Dem Gcrcinigtcn G0uig-
reid be0riiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-19

Qrsdttnna In etnem 9aqe 40 Iuslrsn,
9ietn,e inau Qardtipe 1rumu Caiuiue.S atfetS.
IrntbeTer ~critatieii GcIb suriid, ipcnn CO ui@t
heift. q. ~ 1rsue'r eigtatifr III onf iencr
sddd5tei. 25e. tSff27. fst.6wste)
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
Lime on Missouri Soils.

The experiments which are being
conducted by the State Experiment
Stations on the various soils of Missouri
have shown that in certain parts of the
State, lime can be used with profit.
Fortunately most of the soils of North
Missouri and great deal of those in
South Missouri need no lime as yet,
but the level prairies which are inclined
to be wet, both in Northeast Missouri
and in Southwest Missouri, have been
shown to respond well to its application.
There are also considerable areas of the
Ozark upland where the lime can be
used with good returns.
AS rule, it can be said that where
red clover grows luxuriantly, lime is
not needed although the failure of clover
may not be due to lack of lime. A
soil that is wet, or one that lacks humus
or phosphates usually fails to grow
clover satisfactorily even when consider
able lime is present
The cheapest form of lime to apply
is the ground limestone which may now
be secured of two or three firms in
Missouri at about $1.00 per ton in car
lots at the crusher It should be ap-
piled at the rate of 1000 to 1000 lbs.
per acre after the land is broken for
crop such as corn, allowing the after
preparation of the seed bed to thorough
ly work it into the soil. It should not
be plowed under.
In an experimental way, air Stacked
lime or water Stacked lime may be used
but this is usually too expensive to use
in large way. Lime is best applied
with a special lime scatterer a number
of which are now on the market. The
ground lime stone may be scattered
with fair success with an endgate seed
er on a quiet day. There are no
drills that will sow it heavy enough
without going over the land several
times.
M. F. MILLER.
Experiment Station, Uni
versity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
GROOM.

Good health is prevailing here now.
Cheer up, brighten up, and meet
Santa with smile.
Rev. Geo. Parrish filled his ap
pointment hera Sunday.
Owing to the extremely cold wealth
er school at this place is rather small.
Mrs Frank Dugger, who has been
under medical treatment at Harrison,
Ark, for some time, is expected home
this week.
Miss Celia Stafford, who is teaching
at Smyrna, has been home the last
few days on account of a hole having
burned in the roof of the school house.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
PROTEIN.

How is this for cold weather?
Christmas goods are plentiful at Pro-
tenn.
A. P. Clarkson made a business trip
to Springfield last week.
We are very glad to know that
Taney county has gone dry.
Flave Long, our old merchant, is
going to move to Oklahoma. We re-
gret his leaving but wish him success.
Prof. A. ]. Hicks made a very
interesting talk to Floyd Woods school
at Hester last week and at the Union
church house Sunday night.
Ance Clarkson and Lula Nowling
were quietly married Sunday, Squire
S. P. Dotson tying the knot. We
wish them happy life.
The pie supper at Hester Friday
night was success, the proceeds
amounting to $31.65. A cake for the
prettiest girl brought $17.50 and Miss
Myrtle Motley got it.
Fur buyers are plentiful here and
furs are high. Cattle and mules are
scarce for the buyers. have bought
them all. Cotton is about all ginned
and the sawmill is doing good busi-
ness now.
The average daily attendance at the
Protein school last month was Sc. The
card help is making the attendance
much better. Willie Long and Miss
Eva Owen have not missed a day in
four months.
John James and Miss Lottie Moulder
were Quietly married the other night,
Kew. Lonnie Actkinson tying the knot
The c,uple left this week to make
their home in Oklahoma. We wish
them happy life.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
TANEY COUNTY NEWS.
HERCULES.

]. P. Bray attended the Wampler
sale at Hilda last Saturday.
Fur buyers and cattle men are fire.
quent callers at this place.
w. E. Hall and M. 0. Adamson
have gone South to buy cattle.
w. P. Hodges is preparing to erect
a new store building at this place.
Pork is plentiful in this neighbor-
hood since the cold weather set in.
The poll books show that majority
of the voters here were in favor of To-
cal option.
]. L. Scott, who has been under
medical treatment at Forsyth, has re-
turned home for few days.
The teachers meeting which was
to have been held here last Saturday
was a complete failure on account of
the bad weather.
Miss Myrtle Adamson, of this place
and Chester Maggard, of Goodloe,
were married Sunday, Dec. S, at the
home of Rev. Stone, the officiating
minister.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
THREE SIS PRIEST

want to make THE REPUBLICAN for 1910 by
long odds the best newspaper published in Taney
County have secured the services of good Job printer
after January and going quit the mechanical
work OF the office and devote my entire time the
agement of the paper.
[ am going to hustle and the correspondents
to hustle want every correspondent feel that he
want each get subscribers and each one to
send In the news each week To work up interest
going to naugurate and give three prizes of SIS
each follows SIS the correspondent sending the
most regularly that is the who the fewest num-
Der OF weeks SIS to the getting the up in the best
shape; under this head will be considered number of
items, their value ites and the manner in which
they written SIS the correspondent sending the
most new subscriptions No prizes will be given to
the same person. everyone will have good chance
of them Contest begins January l, 1910 and ends
December 31 1910.
In addition to the above each correspondent who
does not miss than eight weeks between January
and December 20 will make nice Christmas present
We want correspondent every posofce in the county
Where already have correspondents present ones
write me before New Years telling that I depend
you for 1910. Stamps and stationery furnished all
correspondents. There several places where have
correspondent and would like to have one.
JOE C. UPTON, Publisher
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
PINETOP.

Bert Clayton is still in bed a great
part of tke time as a result of a dis
located ankle.
This community was shocked by the
death of Walter Nichols, who died at
Varck, Kan, Dec. S.
Sam Luke and family are back from
Galena, Kan, where Sam worked most
of the summer and fall.
Jim Windham has moved to the
Powers mill and Robert Pruitt now
occupies the Bracken house.
Frank H. Church, who came here
for his health some four weeks ago, has
so far improved that some OF his friends
tell him that he never had consumption.
Married, Sunday Dec. IL, by Rev.
w. M. Southland. James r. Owens and
Miss Icy Biles, at the residence of the
BRIDES mother. Both the contracting
parties were raised in this place and
are well known to all our citizens.
Dick mas just completed a three year
term in the army and. expects to COM
mence another term in the coast ar
tillery at Galveston, Texas, in january.
The cermony was witnessed by few
friends and later in the evening most
of the neighbors assembled to con-
gratulate the happy pair and crowd
of the more fun-loving treated them to
cowbell and shotgun serenade. Re-
freshments were served and the even
ing spent with music and social con-
verse.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
MCFARLAND.

Miss Ella Nuess left Friday for Kan
sas City where she will seek employ
ment.
Mrs. D. H. Smith has gone to Coon
Rapids, Iowa, to spend Christmas with
her mother.
Most of our people have been hav-
ing hog killing time since the cold
weather set in.
Mrs. Lunda Laughlin is very low
with consumption. Her sister from
Polk county is with her.
Mrs. Hattie McVay moved this week
to her home place which was farmed
this year by I. w. Smell.
Polk McHaffie, of Christian county,
is visiting with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ragsdale.
William Nuess came home from Kan
sas City to spend Christmas. He is
the same old Bill but he looks like
city dude.
Mr.. Morton and family, from Wal
nut Shade, have moved onto his farm
in this neighborhood which he recently
purchased from V. A. Cummings.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

The Missouri Agricultural College
exhibited calf bred on the College
farm which won the Champion calf
prize at the great 1909 international
Live Stock Show at Chicago. This
calf, Deserter." was Hereford-A Angus
crosss-bred steer. He won first in the
class for grade steers of all breeds, first
in the class for Hereford grades, first in
the class for Angus grades, first in the
College class over all pure bred and
grade calves, and was finally made the
Champion Calf of the Show. In ad-
dition the College won three Champion
prizes, five first prizes, three second
prizes,. and five third prizes; all on
cattle fed at the College. These fat
cattle will be returned to the College
and used in the Short Winter Course
instruction which begins January 4th.
The Missouri boys also won first on
horse judging and an Armour Scholar
ship valued at $250.00. This Scholar
ship will be awarded to some Agricul-
tural College student who is working
his way through the University.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

Served as coffee, the new coffee sub
stitute known to grocers everywhere
as DR.. Shops Health Coffee, will trick
even coffee expert. Not grain of
real coffee in it either. Pure healthful
toasted grains, malt, nuts, etc. have
been so cleverly blended as to give a
wonderfully satisfying coffee taste and
flavor. And it is made in minute, ,
too. No tedious 20 to 80 mi nutes boil
ing. Sold by all grocers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
BROWN BRANCH.

Received to late for last week.
Wheat is looking fine here.
Bud Hicks has returned from Globe,
Ariz
This precint was almost solidly dry
at the local option election.
J. A. Sherrodd and wife, of Hercules,
were here on business last Thursday.
Judge Lewis has had three thousand
feet of. lumber sawed for a poultry
building.
M. F. Jackson and Prof. Tate made
local option speeches in different parts
of the county.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

If you are suffering from biliousness,
constipation, indigestion, chronic head
ache, invest one cent in a postal card,
send to Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
Des Moines, Iowa, with your name
and address plainly on the back, and
they will forward you free sample of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Sold by all dealers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

Many persons find themselves af-
fected with a persistent cough after an
attack of influenza. AS this cough can
be promptly cured by the use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, it should not
be allowed to run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by all dealers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
KIRBYVILLE.
DR.. Storms is on the sick list.

DR.. Storms is on the sick list.
Bob Smith has returned home after
a four weeks sojourn at Varck, Kansas.
The change in temperature las
week caused terrible suffering among
the hogs.
Uncle Jim Parnell, is preparing for
starvation as he salted something near
two thousand pounds of meat Thursday.
Miss Cuma Johnson, who is teach
ing at Hickory Grove, vacated school
last Thursday and Friday on account
of being sick.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

The greatdst danger from influenza
is of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamber
lain's Cough Rene dy, as it not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monia. Sold by all dealers.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
Borrow Money From Haley.

S or years time, reasonable
interest. in sums of 5000. and up. No
examiners fee to pay. Examine the
security and write all the papers free of
charge. Christian, Douglas, Ozark,
and Taney County farms look good to
me.
L. o. HALEY, Ava Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
For Rent.

Some good corn an cotton land ad-
iacent to White river. Good location
for right parties. For further infor-
nation, call on or write.
]. P. NELSON, Mincy, Mo.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

Carpet rags dyed with PUT
NAM FADELEss Dyes will not
fade, and the colors are bright
and pretty.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16
HILDA.

Prof A. ]. Hicks was here Monday.
Corn hauling is the leading occup-
alton of Hilda this week.
There has been considerable sick
ness in this locality for the past two
weeks.
The boys have been having some
interesting basket ball games here but
have not got organized yet
There was pie supper at Windy
school house last Friday night. The
boys from here reported a good time
Proceeds amounted to $500.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1909-12-16

Preventics, the new Candy Cold
Cure Tablets, are said by druggists to
have four special specified advantages
over all other remedies for a cold. First
They contain no Quinine. Nothing
harsh or sickening. Second-They
give almost instant relief. Third
Pleasant to the taste, like candy
Fourth-A large box--48 Preventics-at
25 cents, Also fine for feverish childre n
Sold by City Drug Store