Wanted.80 acres of Taney county land, have

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How Uncle Sam Teaches Farming:

The Department of Agriculture is

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leges with free tuition. And a furtherimportant feature of the system is somefour thousand farmers' institutes, bywhich the classroom is taken to thefields wherever fifty farmers will gathertogether to hear lectures and experts.Sometimes these institutes are sent on

Prepared.The man at the table in the dining

car had long hair, high cheek bones, aturn-dow- n collar and a frock coat.

The colored waiter observed himcarefully.

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his jacket pocket and the meal quietlyproceeded. Cleveland Plain Dealer

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A negro preacher was conductinghis flock through York town, and had

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said, "is a statue of Mass'r Abe Lin-

coln the fruitful fields of oleVirginny."

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Contest Notice.Seiial No. 0!2S.

Department or the Interior, United StatesLand Office, Springfield. Mo , July 12, l'J09.

A snniutout contest affidavit Imvinjr eeu fil 1in tins office by Theophilus Trott. contestant,against Homestead entry No. 28564, made Sep-tember!, 104, for ne4 of swJi section I, town-ships? n, r;iue 20 w, by Hiirton V Flowers,C'ontestee, in which it is alleged that Uarton V.Flowers has wholly abandoned the said tract formore than six months last past, and has not re-sided upon aud improved the same as required bylav, and that such alleged absence whs not onaccount of his service in the army, navy, ormarine corps of the United States iu time of war.said parties are hereby notified to appear, re-spond and offer evidence touching said allega-tion at 10 o'clock a. in. on August 27, 190., before.J. 1. Hicks, County Clerk, at his office in For-syth, Mo., and that Aral he:. ring will be heldat 10 o'clock a. in. on September 7, 19Uy, beforethe Register and Receiver at the United StatesLand Office in Springfl-dd- , Missouri.

The said conte-tan- t having, in a proper aff-idavit, tiled JulyS, 1sK)9, set forth facts whichshow that after due diligence personal service ofthis notice cm uot be made, it is hereby orderedand directed that such notice be given by due andproper publication.

C. N. Van Hoses, Register.

Notice for Publication.Serial No. 01156

Department of the Interior, U.S. Land Officeat Springfield, Mo., July 24, IWJ.

Notice is hereby given that Valentine S.Terry,of Lon; Run. Mo., who. on March 14. 1904. madeIL,E- - No- - for .w hf ne ur and sqr neqr?7 w th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of

.a ii ii v iyj v imrv ii 1.1 ' t u iu trui YJ l Jj I bu cjvtabiish claim to upland above described, beforeClerk County Court, at Forsyth, Mo., on the 31stday of August. 1909.

Claimant names as witnesses: Lawson SHarper, of Loug Run, Mo., Albert M. HicksJohn Simpson, aud Robert 11. Denton, all ofIgo, Mo.

C. N. Van Hosen, Register.

Notice for Publication.(Serial No. 01222)

Department or the Interior, U. S. Land Officeat Springfield, Missouri, July 31, llH)'.).

Notice is hereby given that Jasper F. Nulter.of Taney ville, Mo., who on June ), 1904, made11 R. No. 28452. for se qr neqr and neqrseqr.section 2(5, tow nship 24n. range IQw, 5th principalmeridian, has filed notice of intention to makefinal live year proof, to establish claim to tinland above described, before Clerk CountCourt, at. Forsyth Mo., on the 7th day of Sept1909.

Claimant uumesas witnesses: - J. T. Lambeth.J.N. Combs, V. F. Nipple and R. iilofeld nilof Taneyville, Mo.

C. N. Van Hosen, Register

Notice For Publication.Serial No. 0124U

Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice at Springfield, Mo., August 7, 19)9.

Notice is hereby given that John T. Gilleland,of Garber, Missouri, who, on August 2, 190J,made II. E. No. 28492, for Efi nk54' and k sk?section 10, township 21 noTth, range 22 west,

. urn x iiijuiai luniuinii, 1100 iiieu notice oi infffi1Kemster ana Receiver u, s una orate stSpringfield, Missouri, on the 14th day of September. 1909

Claimant names as witnesses: W. F. Frona-barbe- r,

W. W. Waldon, Walter Vining andCharles A. Vining. all of Garb r, Mo.

C. N. Van IIoskn, Register.

Notice for Publication.(Serial No 01223)

Department or the Interior, U. S. Land Officeat Sprinst.eld, Missouri, August 7, 1939.

Notice, is hereby given that John R. Jenkins,of Hercules, Mo., who, on June 30, 1901, made II.

o. 2H4.V1, for southeast quarter section 2township 23 u, range 18 w, nth Princip: Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make finalfive years proof, to establi.h claim to the landabove described, before Clerk County court, atrorsytn, aio., on the. lllh day of September, 1909.

Claimant names as witnesses: John 11. Illair.William Rruinfield, Jake Cline aud Preston Blair,an or Hercules, Mo.

C. N. Van IIoskn, Register.

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Pointed Paragraphs.From the Chicago News.

Even a woman who is ill likes to

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Not every wife can transform a house

into a home.One way to get ahead is to patronize

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Every man is a soloist when it comesto singing his own praises.

All men are born free and equal andremain so until they marry.

People who think they are the whole

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Beware of the man who never getsangry; there's a screw loose some-

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In order to pose as a successfulfisherman one must possess a goodimagination.

When some men parade around theyimagine they attract as much attentionas a circus.

It's almost impossible for a man tokeep in the straight and narrow pathif he is driving a mule.

Of course speculating or dealing infutures sounds more refined than is

gambling, but a man will lose just as

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The order of services to be observedis as follows:

Sabbath school every Sabbath at 10 to

a. m.Morning Service, second, third and' 1

fniirtr. Pkhristhc 1 1 a rr, sci. , , . ,

rLvenmo sprvipe. sppnnn tntrn and" 'fourth Sabbath at 7:30 p. m.

Prayer service every Wednesday at7:30 p. m.

W. E. BEATTIE, Pastor.

tXTTr-U- i Of C x-ntunilie in the low, marshy bottoms of the

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post

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wheels; a railroad train is charteredand an entire equipment for demon-

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panied by horticulturists, etomologistsand botanists. At each little station ahalt is made while the lecturers from

the rear platform address the crowdthat gather round. Such are the COrn

specials" of Nebraska and Iowa, thefwheat special" of Washington and

the "fruit train" of Idaho. The Delmeator for September.

A Weakling:is the only way to describe the poorchild that is afflicted with worms. Nomatter how much or how often it eats,the worms get all the nourishmentfrom the food, the child gets practi-cally none. White's Cream Vermi-fuge gets rid of the worms quickly,easily and with no bad after effects.

rice 25 cents a bottle. Sold bv J.Qwe prot'

The Bolivar Reunion.The coming Old Soldiers and Old

Settlers Reunion fo be held in BohverMo., commencing Monday, August

Uth. and continuing until Saturrtav.'beptemeer 4th, will no doubt be oneof the most enjoyable of MissouriReunions this year. It is planned lomake the occasion a date for the homecoming of those who have movedaway and located in other States. Thegrounds are ideally located, wellwatered and it will he a snlenriiH rm- -" " rportunity to meet old friends andspend a week of camp life with oldcomrades and friends. The progamme

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ED L. SCHOFIELD, President.L. M. PAYNE, Sec'y.

Sheep for Sale.About 30 heads of Ewes desirable

age for breeding stock.About 25 head of wethers and

wether lambs.One 3-- 4 blood Oxford ram 2 years

old weight about 200 lbs.Also several good early ram lambs

from registered sire and my best gradeewes, will sell the ewes separately if

j,Come and see the sheep at my farmmiles southwest of Hollister or write

me if interested.P. P. Simmons,

Hollister, Mo.

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The Widow My late husband's lastrequest was that, his grave De Keptgreen, and as I am about to marryagain I concluded to give it a coat of

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I have the land and experience andwant a partner with money to plant a

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Pinetop Taney Co., Mo.

WantedTen or fifteen men for brickyard

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