TANEY COUNTY NEWS.GROCERIESTaney County Republican SSSdHARDWARE

Happenings Garnered by REPUBLICAN Correspondents:1 B00TSSSH0ESVg$W;n I IMPLEMENTSKKKF YOUR EYC ON TA M E V S M E S ALL RIGHT

Tol. 14, No. 24. FORSYTH, MO., APRIL 29, 1909 $lIn Advance

JOE G. UPTON Published each Thursday at office

Editor and Publisher S. E. corner Square, Forsyth Mo.

Entered at the Postoffice at Forsyth, Advertising Rates will be made knownMissouri, as second class matter. on application.

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Swept Over Niagara,This terrible calamity often happens

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Has the - largest, best and most varied

stock of General Merchandisein the county. rv -

N. B.- - The house where you get well treated and whereyou can rely on the quality of the goods and get the"b&--gest quantity for your money.

GOODLOE.Farming is delayed some by the wet

weather.Born to Mi. and Mrs. Russel Pierce

on April 10th, a fine boy.

Elder B. F. Hall preached at theUnion Flat school house Sunday.

Uncle Jim Clark had a rail makingrecently and reports a good attendance.

Harrison Stone and his newly wed-

ded wife are visiting in Douglas county.

Wm. Reese has a pleasant look sincethe arrival of a new boarder at hishome.

There was a candy breaking at JoeCranfill's last Saturday night. All re-

port a good time.Mrs. A. J. Fields and family left

Monday to join her husband who isemployed in the postoffice at SanFrancisco, Cal.

We take the opposite side from theeditor on the stosk law question. Wegive the following reasons why wethink Taney county needs a stock, law.First, because the grass is fast dyingout and if not protected it will soon allbe gone. The best way to protect'tis to fence it and then not pasture ittoo heavy. At present there is toomuch stock on the free ranged. Sec-

ond, a few individuals are getting allthe benefit of the free range by buyinglarge droves of cattle and putting fhemon the range. If we had a stock law

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The creek has been past fording bntis down again. -

Charley Redman is in from Okla-

homa on a visit.

. W. P. Moberly went to Branson Mon-

day to take a load of meal.

Farmers are all thankful for the rains

of the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tinker are theproud parents of a baby boy bom April

26th.They have the new phone line com-

pleted from the Shade to . Pedrow andare extending it to Branson.

The old fashioned way of dosing a

weak stomach, or stimulating the heart

or kidneys is all wrong. Dr. Shoop

first pointed out this error. This is

why his prescription Dr. Shoop'sRestorative is directed entirely to thecause of these ailments, the weak in-

side or controlling nerves. It isn't sodifficult, says Dr. Shoop, to strengthena ak stomach, heart, or kidneys, if

0ne goes at it correctly. Each insideorgan has its controlling or insidenerve. When these nerves fail thenthose organs must surely falter. Thesevital truths are leading druggists every--

where to dispense and recommend Dr.1

Shoop's Restorative. Test it a few

dayS) d see! Improvement will

promptly and surely follow. Sold byCity Drug Store.

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Several people are planting corn.

xilby Rozelle has the Chadwickschool.

Mr. Blair went to Forsyth Saturdayreturning Sunday.

Our new Sunday school is just fine.The attendance last Sunday was thirty-thre- e.

Bartlett Wilson, of Ava, has boughta half interest inMr' Judd's storehereand will move into the house vacatedbv Mr- - Slusher

Mrs. T. J. Stottle and Miss-Eth- el

started Monday to Auburn, Oklahoma,where Mr. Stottle has been for sometime. Czar went with them as far asKansas Citv and Miss Miller went toSpringfield.

4 That Walnut Shade correspondentis the right sort." It would. take agenius greater than Edison to inventa logical argument showing that anyperson or political party ought to oppose prohibition.

J-- 4 of Pound a Weekat least, is what a young baby oughtto gain in weight. Does yours? Ifnot there's something wrong with its

GWe it McGee'sbaby elixirand it win b in ini at once Curestomach and bowel trouble, aids diirestion stops fretfumess, good for teeth--. .

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HILLCREST.Some of our folks are courting this

week.Jimmie Lander made a trip to Ozark

FridayRev. Ball held services at Lone Star

Sunday.

We have had a good rain since ourlast report.

E. P. Stover returned Sunday froma two weeks stay in Branson.

J. R. Lathrop has returned fromCarl Junction where he was employedin the mines.

Mrs. Bessie Merrick, Mrs Daisy Shortand Miss Elsie Peterson were visitorsto the county seat Tuesday.

Wolves are making serious inroads.At i"J 1 .1 mon me rocks m mis locaiitv. even

growing so bold as to attack them indaylight.

D. B. Hayes, a former resident, wastransacting business here last week,returning to his home in SpringfieldSaturday.

Up Before The BarN. H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts--

field, Vt. writes: We have used Dr. ;

King's New Life Pills for years andfind them such a good family medicine '

we wouldn't be without them." For 1

chills, constipation, biliousness or sickheadache they work wonders. 25c O.C. Huston.

Missouri Democrats law-make- rs ;

never appreciated the danger of.putting too much power in the '

hands of the governor till the peo-

ple elected a Republican to thatoffice- -

It has not yet dawned on thedense Democratic mind that Mis-

souri is a Republican state. Theystill cherish the delusion that "itiust haoDened." and that it willnot happen again.

The Springfield Republican,which has the habit ot sayingthings aptly, says "a tariff is ;

thing that keeps the home markefor home people, and the Democratic part)' out of power."

Court week, the busiest time o

the year in Forsyth, emphasizesthe need of some wav to set intothe countv seat from the southwithout the payment of a toll inthe shape of a ferry charge.

It is said that former GovernorFolk is making from 515,000 to

20,000 a year on the lecture platform talking about what he didwhen prosecutor and Governor ofMissouri. Some politicians of hisown party in this state are tellingall about it for nothing.

The Democratic papers are saying that Hadley is constantly talking about more revenue trying totax everything in sight. vVhynot? He must have money withwhich to pay the deficiency leftfrom the Folk administration andto put the state on the highway tocommercial and material prosperity. If he were a Democrat hewould not be bothered by suchconsiderations.

(jOvernor Hadley s conceptionof the qualifications to be requiredof men to be appointed to public office is that they should showunimpeachable character, exactness of thought, continuity of effort and open mindedness. Hebelieves in selecting men who willthink about their duties and theirresponsibilities, stick to what theytry to accomplish, and be broadminded and frank, not assumingto know more than they really doknow and ready to learn. Suchmen are not plentiful.

In another column will be foundthe new law in regard to the car-rying of dangerous weapons. Itgoes into effect ninety days afterthe legislature adjourns and per-sons who are in the habit of tot-ing a gun or other weapon aroundshould take notice and governthemselves accordingly. Here-after the penalty will not be apaltry fifty dollars. It will be notless than a hundred dollars andfrom that up to two years in the L

penitentiary. The festive youthwho thinks he is not completelydressed for a party or dance with-- a

38 strapped upon him with whichto plug holes in any man castingsheep's eyes at the lady of his af-

fections should reflect that heis laying himself liable to a twoyears sojourn in that city wheretrre style is closely cropped hairand suits with stripes runninground like a zebra, and that whilehe is there his hated rival willmost likely walk off with the fairmaiden. The man who carries agun to the voting place may findhimself in a place where theydon't vote and lose the right tovote forever. And the bully whocarries a gun just to be a bullymay find that a penitentiary guardcan be the bulliest bully that everbullied. The time may not havearrived for the disarmament of thpnations but the time is here forprivate disarmament in Missouri

river's warnings growing ripples andfasher current. Nature's warnings aiekind. That dull pain or ache .in theback warns you the kidneys need at-

tention if you would escape fatal mala-

dies dropsy, diabetes or Bright' s di-

sease. Take Electric" Bitters at onceand see backache fly and all your bestfeelings return. After long suffering

from weak kidneys and lame back, oneSI. 00 bottle whollv cured me," writesJ. R. BlankenshiD. of Belk, Tenn.Only 50c at O. C. Huston.

INew Concealed Weapon Law.The following is the new law passed

by the legislature of Missouri in re--

gard to carrying or displaying deadlyweapons. The law becomes operativeninety days after the adjournment of

the legislature:Section 1862. If any person ahall

carry concealed upon or about his per--

son a dangerous or deadly weapon ofany kind or description, or shall go in--

to any church or place where people.have assembled for religious worship,or into any school room or place wherepeople are assembled for educational,political, literary or social purposes, orto any election precint on election day,or into any court room during the sitting of court, or- - into any other publicassemblage of persons met for any lawful purpose other than for militia drill,or meetings called under militia lawof this state, having upon or about hisperson, concealed or exposed, any kindr,t Gr.a m, v;- - kaknife, razor, metal knucks, billy, swordcan. dirk. daf??er. slunfr shot or othersimilar deadly weapon, or shall, in theDresence of one or more nersons. ex--

hibit any such weapon in a rude, angryor threatening- - manner, or shall haveany such weapon in his possession whenintoxicated, or directly or indirectly,sell or deliver, loan or barter to anyminor any such weapon, without theconsent of the parent cr guardian ofsuch minor, he shall, upon conviction,be punished by imprisonment inthe penitentiary not exceeding twoyears or by a fine of not less than onehundred nor more than one thousanddollars, or by imprisonment in thecounty jail not less than fifty days nor

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uiuxc uiau uuc year, vi uy uou! sucatine and imprisonment; Provided, that.... . .ii..' .1 .1- - ii.noimng contained minis section snailapply to legally qualified sheriffs, policeomcers and other persons whose bonanda duty is to execute process, civil orcriminal, make arrests, or aid in conserving the public peace, nor to perpersons traveling in a continuous jour-ney peaceably through this state.

We often wonder how any personcan be persuaded into taking anythingbut Foley s Honey and Tar for coughs,colds and lung trouble. Do not befooled into accepting own mike" orother substitutes. The trenuine con--

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Lains no narmiui drugs ana is in ayellow package. Sold by all druggists.

For SaleStock of dry goods, clothing, shoes

and hats, invoice about $10,000.Have four years unexpired lease onstore building which is the best standin the best town in the State. Alsogood dwelling. Address

W. M. MlNTER,Mon ticello, Ark. ;

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we could all share equal. Third, because we could sow grass on what wehave cleared for hogs and sheep, thenput up two or three wires around thewoodland for horses and cows, then ina few years we would have better pastures and better stock and could keepmore of it. We think the sooner Taney county has a stock law the soonershe will come to the front. We havetalked to several persons about thismatter and they were all in favor ofa stock law and I believe this propo

. .a? 1 J rsmon wouia carry 11 it was leit to avote of the people of the county.

Any lady reader of this paper willreceive, on request, a clever "NoDrip" Coffee Strainer Coupon privilege, from Dr. Shoop, Racine, WisIt is silver-plate- d, very pretty, andpositively prevents all dripping of teaor coffee. The Doctor sends its, withhis new free book on "Health Coffee"simply to introduce this clever sub--

stitute for real coffee. Br. Shoon'sHealth Coffee is gaining its great popu--

larity because of: first, its exquisitetaste and flavor; second, its absolutehealthfulness; third, its economy1 1-- 2 lbs 25c; fourth, its convenience.No tedious 20 td 30 minutes boiling.

Made m a minute" says Dr. Shoop... .T r. 4. J r t Ixry yuur uruggi s ior a

surprise, bold by Uty Drug btore.

GARBER.W. F. Fronaberger is in Forsyth

this week serving on the petit jury.The heavy rains of last week stopped

corn planting but the farmers are busy. ... i

at it again now.

Miss Rosy Walden came down fromSpringfield last week and visited homefolks until Sunday.

Rev. J. L. Hull, of Springfield, wasin Garber last week looking after theinterests of his property here.

Herr Grablebe, of Springfield, spentlast week visiting his parents here re-

turning to the city, Saturday.

. Quite a number of our women folkswent to Branson last week to help cleanout Mr. Marr s cost sale. Yes, it paysi auverase.

J. C. Davis, road master for the IronMountain, was down from Aurora lastweek inspecting the spur track at Gar- -

ber which will soon be completed.G. A. Atwood was at Garber aeain

last week looking after his fruit farmbut is now at Rudy. Ark., where he isseeing to the gathering of his straw-

berry crop.

. We don't want to open a discussionon the nrohition Question. But see- -

ing the pre3S is universally netwe want to ask why if prohibition doesnot prohibit there is so much worry forfear the people may get a chance, tovote on the question and why should2260 saloons and the brewery interestsof St. Louis charter trains to JeffersonCity to overawe the Senate in theirduties for fear they will give the pec--

nle a chance to exnress themselves inth matter? a resolution to amend

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LUC constitution is only the first stepand is not prohibition until the peoplesay so by thefr votes. And that seemsquite doubtful as long as St. Louis andKansas City area part of this state."

.They have controlled the state m thepast, ana wnne we may De mistaken,we believe that if nrohibition shouldby means carry the cities wouldbe deprived of their power.And now that a very few peoplehave asked for a privilege that belongsto them it seems they have probed thelion in his den. I am a Republicanand a majority man and ready to sub--m;t t0 any reasonable law, but like

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others am getting tirdd of being toldJto keep hands off the, beer keg for fearof sacraficing a frw votes

Foley's Honey and Tar is a safeguard against serious results from springcolds, which inflame the lungs anddevelop into pneumonia. Avoidcounterfeits by insisting upon havingthe genuine Foley's Honey and Tar,which contains no harmful drugs. SoldDy all Druggists.

24 Post Cards FreeHere is an opportunity for anyone to

obtain 24 handsomely colored souvenirpost cards for nothing and get. hischoice of three different kinds, namely:24-Com- ic Cards, 24 Flower Cards and aset of 24 cards entitled "language ofthe Flowers' In each one cf thesesets there aTS 24 kigk'y colored, souTvenir Post Cards. All cu have to doto obtain them is to send 25c for ayear's subscription to the Kansas Cityweekly Journal and tell them whichset ycu want. Upon receipt "of. yoursubscription for the Kansas CityWeekly Journal the greatest newspaper of the Southwest cu will besent Absolutely free the 24 Pest Caidswhich you select. Be sure to specifywheather you want the 24 ComicCards, the 24 Flcwcr cards cr the 24Language of the Flowers cards.

We know that you will be highlypleased with these post cards. "The