Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 5

GUELEY BROS, of PURDY are making mighty low prices on Buggies to induce you to go to Purdy to buy. Will Admits of Monett hern OENTAb OFFIGE. O. II. TIIIKLE.

D. 8. over Marry County Hunk. I i ami 'I. Clothing, Shoes! mill will coni io he operation with Dave Dingier as superintendent and Doty 11s miller.

Sale. Six two yeitr old mules. Call 011 or write, Tuny YViu.iamhoS, Mv.no, Rli. John Salor and Y. S.

Tills i.f were here on busim ss Monday. ftouiu uf an Incut a 'In vole restraining fnuii nmnitu: in l.i mr 111 ni Main tou ml.ii, rv eeiin -tv, Mis-Min Charged With Forger'. We have been informed that J. M. Ford of Jenkins more than a year ngo forged (lie names of Oeo.

Swindle and wile of Rocky Comfort to a note fur ifliiui) at the First National Bank at. Cussville. He also is said to have secured from tlie Monett State Bunk upon forged paper. It is rumored eisoj but we have no ofllcitil information, that lie obtained from an Aurora bank in the same manner. Ford was, only a few years iiyo, in tlie mercantile business at K.c-ter.

He left Exeter ami opened tip a store at Mineral Springs. Later lie went to Jenkins where he became hard pressed financially and sold liis store and purchased the Jenkins Holler Miils. It is reported by reliable parties that Ford lias left thecoiinlry. His family lives at Jenkins, lie is a brother of Mrs. Geo.

Swindle and lias lived in this county several years. Tlie First National Hank has seen red the title to hi1 Jenkins Roller Mills and will lose nothing. The Hats and Gents' Furnishings! Come in and inspect our line before you buy. We are sure to please you and save you money. Our Motto: Not cheap goods but good goods cheap.

Carl Dunbar Cassville, Missouri ft li 1 Executrix's Notice. Notice iH'roliy that letters testa-liii ntory upon tliu vstuto of Daniel T. Colli in, dueeiisctl, liuvo hnon to tliu inHliTHiuucd by tlic clerk of the probate rnurt of Karry county, MiMtouri, in vitrHliou heiirlnx iliitn the 21th duy nf All pi rxonn hnvlnii claims nullum sit id es-tiito are. required to exhibit them to her for Hlluwiinee. within one year from tiie ditto oi Miiid tterH or thev tuny he precluded from tiny benefit of Hiicii if Mttid claims he not exhibited within two years front the date of said letters, they Will be forever burred II A la Collins, SU Executrix.

Abstracts, Real Estate and Insurance Only complete set of Abstract Book3 in the county First door north of Post Office in rt-liy that at 1 lie reu I il'i- court, held August by Mini eiHiri tti ir tlie ,1 in i iiu mi inc iri.iii i niiiiintr slllituitteil to the I) towiiHliip, irtli'-i' erilrred by said cntrt lltal llll' 1 1111 -CI I IU ft. it II' ijllotlnli 1 at larui' Im ill 1 1 11 1 1 1 'i It wits ild lii el 1 in. lii'M nt tiie same 1 1 111 1 uii'i litee a- th" election lnr state ami count, niliei'i's, and thnt the sunn ami net lor til. 'I'll lllll" lnr said el tion liein.r 'I'm nm Mi" I I day nf A'. P.

In inu-ss hn "ot'. I set ley Hid and ani tli nt lid jsu.tl.l court at in iissville, tiiis the naii das' nl "iiemln i A ll. ll, M.M.KV, I Ierli '(illo Court. W. l.

Steele, II. C. I list lllsel'tioll Sept. ll, liNN. Ill 1 I $2.40 2.20 1.85 1.20 1.10 1.70 patent, Hour, per 100 11 10c Counter Items.

1 1 iitart dish pans. -Iipiait pre-crvin keitles, Chair seats, cups, pans, i'itsiiiloies, 1 11 milk pails, spiHiil ll.il. let Hponii holil-ers, pi' kle eniiili ainl brush case, 1Iiiii I'tiekels, iron Itan-illes ami a iiuinlicr of oilier articles lii'i iitinicrotis to liielilinn. Wholesale Hour and feed prices furnished by Cassville Milling Power Co. White Wings, First patent, per 100 lb 'Jersey Lily, Second patent, per 100 lb Bolted Corn Meal Prt-Hton Brown is assisting in tlie L.

G. Brown Son store. Sterling Price of Seligman was attending court here last week. J. F.

Chastain of Purdy spent Friduy afternoon and night in this city. H. V. Todisman of Monett was here Monday and Tuesday on business. R.

O. Salyer spent last week looking after his farming interests at Golden. Asa Kellum of Grant City has been visiting at his old home east of town. You can get timothy and clover seed from the Cassville Produce Seed (Jo. W.

H. Conant of Kansas City has been visiting a special friend in Cassville. J. T. Woodruff, a prominent attorney of Springfield, was here last week attending court.

Miss Maggie Williams and Mrs. J. K. Jones and Mrs. M.

Edwards of Monett were here Friday. Rev. Luther Carlin of near Monett lias been called as pastor of the first Baptist church at Granby. W. J.

Mills, Squire Jewette, Geo. Kdgar and Train Master Dennis, at the Monett depot were here Thursday. On account of the disagreeable weather1 the Monett and Cassville baseball teams did not cross bats at Monett Sunday afternoon. C. M.

Quinby and family are to leave soon for Texas. Our beBt wishes go with them to their new home in the Lone Star state. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dunn, south of town, have been at Marion ville waiting upon Mrs.

Dunn's father, Owen Forester, who is very low with dropsy. Geo. Gwinn, recent candidate for the nomination for county treasurer mi the Republican ticket, has moved from Crane Creek township to Crane, Stone county. Cards are out announcing the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Hailey, to be celebrated at New Hotel Barry, this city, on the evening of Friday, October Whenever you have a cough or old just remember that Foley's Honey and Tar will cure it. Do not risK health by taking any but the genuine. It is in yellow packages.

F. N. Reese. A convenient building has been erected on the fair grounds to bo used especially for the horticultural display and for all canned fruits and other articles entered by the ladies for premiums. Thou.

J. Talbert of the weather iimeau at Memphis, began taking observations within a few days after he entered the office there. This is seldom done by new beginner and speaks well for Tom. May his success continue. Rufus Gaugh of the commission linn of the Gaugh Grain Coal Co.

if Kansas City was here last week, lie was accompanied by his wife nod they visited T. A. Bowers and family near Cato. His parents used to live In Cassville where Rufus was born. John V.

Welch of Illinois has the Joint Baker property in south part of town. He is an elderly man with only himself and wife In family. They will move here about October Mr. Baker has rMited the Vanhook property In the north part of town. A lecture course forCnssville this fall, winter and spring Is now as-mired.

Many havealready purchased neason tickets. A town cannot nlford to be without a series of excellent entertainments such as these courses alford. They bring the best of talent to our town and their influence Is ch-vating in a high degree. W. II.

Martin of the hank of Exeter has resigned his position as cashier of that Institution and will go to fanning near Pioneer. Mr. Martin has been forced to leave the bank on account of the condition of bis eyp which have given him trouble for some time. Mr. Martin 1m nn excellent business man and iiiitlcimtii of sterling qualities and will make a progressive farmer.

OUi'n OLUp Bran Corn Chops lOklahoina (Globe), highest wheat The Purdy State Bank OF PURDY, MO. Capital, $10,000.00 Surplus. 8,000.00 Offers its Customers Kvery autt'giiard known to modern bunking for the seeur. ity tttid safely of their funds. To Depositors W'c offer the best security with liberal rates nf Interest on time, deposit of six nr twelve months To Borrowers We furnish the "heedful" AT AM.

TIMKs on personal or real eslnte security. TO BANK WITH 08 in to lieeome a satislied customer. Our satislleil patrons are our best advertisement. Largest per cent of surplus ot any bank in Harry county. You arc always welcome at The Purdy State Bank PUEDY, HO.

IMI $50 Reward To any one who can furnish evidence that will lead tu eoiivle. thin of par ties cuttinc ami utoal- Injf liinlier oirour lands in Harry nullify, Missouri, wo will pay a reward of Filly Dollars for each eon viet ion secured by such evidence. THE IB LAND COMPANY Of SGOTLflSD. (Limited) tiHIKtiK M. KoitMAN 'halllher of ('oinineree, T.

8. Froit. Local Agt. hia, III. Mn, I I I I i Thursday.

J. Y. TirnTfi of IVfniifit.fr. wan ham on business Monday. Collector Tlnviilson will lin in Cassville all this week.

-T VV Mtt.nlioll fa nfr wiirV nn telephone line at Catoosa, Okla. S. A. Gulick of Monett was here last week advertising for Newman's. Barney Bush and family returned from Springfield Thursday morning.

Constable Whitener of Seligman was in Cassville attending court last week. Dick McHargne of Fairvlew was here last week as a witness in the Baker case. Just one week until the big Barry county fair. Remember the dates, October 7, 9. N.

F. Haygood of La Grange has been visiting his cousin, E. C. Hay-good, southwest of town. Dr.

G. W. Newman of Mt. Vernon came down Saturday to visit his son, Dr. S.

A. Newman and family. W. B. Adcock, O.

D. Davis, Dr. Northcutt and Jamie Mooncy of Washburn attended court here last week. Carthage is to have a new post office building. The plans and specifications are now in the hands of the government printer.

It is rpnnrtpd that Oklahoma is in need of 1200 school teachers. The shortage is said to be due to low salaries paid to lady teachers. Inorlvenr. who returned last week from Minneapolis, will soon locate in Denver, and go into the lumber business there. John E.

Burrows of Rolla has been attending court here this week. Edgar, as he is known by his Barry county friends, formerly lived at Purdy. W. J. Hailey of Everton, Dade county, visited his brothers, N.

L. and A. C. Hailey, here Sunday night and Monday. He was on his way to visit his mother at Harrison, Ark.

Mrs. Anna Slater, daughter of Henry Kerrick of this city, returned to her homo at Paris, Texas, last week after a visit with her father and other relatives and friends. Miss Vona Talbert of Omaha, accompanied her. No one is immune from kidney or bladder trouble, so just remember that Foley's Kidney Remody will stop the irregularities and cure any case of kidney aud bladder trouble that is not bevond the reach of medicine. F.

N. Reese. Mr. and Mrs. E.

S. Phillips, who have been visiting Dr. D. S. P.

nrwl I Mifelipll nnd families. have gone to Huntsville, and Kureka springs tor a visit, rmni there they will go to their home at McDonald, Tenn. To quickly check a cold, druggists are everywhere dispensing a clever candy cold cure tablet called Preven-tics. Preveutica are also fine for feverish children. Take Preventioa at the sneeze stage, to head off all colds.

Box of 48 Hoc. Caisvtlle Drug Co. The Barry county teachers will meet here next week on Thursday. Friday and Saturday. This will give all the people of the county a good chance to attend the big Barry county fair for the schools will not be in session on the above days.

A good rain fell Saturday night and Sunday, followed by frost Sunday night. This is rather early for so heavy a frost. According to statistics kept by the weather bureau, Oetolter lo is the average-date for the first frost in Southwest Missouri. In lme the first frost occurred here the morning of August 30. Bon Manley, Helby Plattenburg, Otbo Quinby, Robert Lucky, Charles Talbert, H.

L. Kcroggins, Richard Rice, Landis Morgan, Richard and Joe Henry, Keet Hawk, Harvey, Virgil and Roy Newman, Arthur Hawk, Harry, Hugh and Will Montgomery, Kd Roberts, James Riddle ami Elmer Hessee were at Monett Sunday. Stomach trouble would more quickly- disappear If the Idea of treating the cause, rather than tbe effect, would come Into practice. A tiny, Inside, hidden nerve, Dr. Kbmp, governs and glvei ttrength to the stomach.

A branch also goes to the heart, and one to tbe kidney When these "Inside nerve" fall, then these organ must falter Dr. I Hhoop'g lteatoraUve.lt directed speclfi-! cally to these falling berve. itbin bourn after atartlng Restorative I treatment patient aay they realutoa gain. Hold by Cassville Drug Co. LIABILITIES.

Capital stock 3,000.00 Surplus 300.00 Undivided profits. 2,489.59 Circulation (1,230.00 Dimwits 61,471.50 $05,511.00 Notice the 5c and 10c Counters at Bass' Grocery For Bargains 5c Counter Items. Vnh piiiw. Halt and jteiiper boxes, iiiiirl ell, Ktovo rap lifters, polalo mashers, soup dishes, ealie turner, toothpick ludil-ers, dii'pers, heaters, pudding pans, cutters, pin plates, tracing wheels, iinifrs. Jelly Glassca 25c per Dozen It snowed lost week in Montana.

Dr. R. Gladden attended coiirt here Monday. Prof. Geo.

Roller and wife have returned to Pueblo, Colo. W. D. Leighty left last week for a five weeks visit in Illinois. Democrats! Folk for U.

S. Senator. U-15 Mr. and Mrs. W.

O. Black visited Mr. Black's brother at Aurora Sunday. You get highest market price for your produce at the Cassville Produce Seed Co's. Eld.

R. M. Morgan came in from Neosho Friday for a short stay with relatives near town. Carl Mitchell and wife are moving this week to the residence recently vacated by Howard Funston. If you want seats for school house or school supplies see, W.

E. Hank-Ins, Butterfleld, Mo. 47tf. Rev. J.

D. Kenney has been visiting old friends in Cassville. He was at one time pastor of the M. K. church, south, here.

Don't forget John England's stock Pale October one-fourth mile south of Purdy. About 75 head good cattle for sale. Notary public and fire and tornado insurance agent. Call on tue at my office in the Allen block, tf. J.

A. Livingston A. M. Gurley, C. A.

Rose, Herman Raines, E. P. Ambrose, Monroe Fly, Malone Cox and J. T. Harper of Purdy were here attending court Monday.

I sell piunoa and rguii8 the Baldwin the largest music house in the world. Cau suit any tuste at an honest price. 32-tf E. E. wasson, Washburn, Mo.

Attorneys Geo. Hubbert of Neosho, Norman Gibbs of Mt. Vernon, Wash Cloud and Joseph reneh of Pierce City, T. D. Steele ana Mayhew of Monett are court here this week.

attending Mrs. A. M. Leach of Shell Knob left Saturday evening to visit Iit daughter in Springfield, whom she had not seen for twelve years. From there she will go to Mountain Grove to visit her sister.

N. Nagel, a farmer living northwest of Purdy a few miles, was instantly killed by lightning Tuesday afternoon of last week. Ho was standing near a wire fence when the flash came which ran along the fence and killed him. The W. O.

W. ramp of this city assisted by neighboring lodges will unveil the Nelson Parrish monument at his grave In Oak Hill cemetery, on the third Sunday In October. State Manager FlUgerald will be present and assist In the cere-mo nlcs. Served cuffee, the new colft-e substitute known to grocer everywhere a Dr. Shoop'a Health ColtVe, will trick even a colTne expert.

Nt a grain of real coffee In It ther. Pure, healthful touted grains, mult, nut, etc. have boen cle erly blended to give a wonderfully atlf'. Ing coffee turtle aud flavor. And It is "made in a minute" too.

No tedious Lii to 80 minute boiling. Tet it and ee. Dr. Hlioop created Health Coffee that the people roljrhl have a ten-ulitepolfee substitute, and one Hint would be thoroughly (atisfyluff hi every possible respect. Mold by K.

Ih Bass. H. The following lines of merchandise are familiar to all ihhun-line reader and are specialties with tin. There are few make as good, and none better. Sterling and Perfection clothing, lb-aver hats, Walk-Over and American Gentle, men and American Lady shoes, American I.ady corsets, White Cat underwear for men, Ket-Siiug underwear for ladle and misses, Black Cat and Toosy hosiery, Coon collars, K.nmre rbiak, K.

W. ahlrt and MaUh oinfort We are showing riimplete line nf tbe above and many other dependable line of goods. Our one price, fair dealing and lllwral arromiiiodM-Hon appeal to all. If not nur customer, rail and get arqiiatnted. L.

0. II mow.n A Hon. Hid ft Clou Call. Mr. Ada Cronm, the widely known proprietor of the niiii ll tel, Vaughn, iy, "r'or sever, al mouth I lutrernd wild a severe cough, and mtuumpll'm ta have It grip upon nt, when a friend remtnttiendetl lr.

King' New envery, I began taking It, and three bod In rril a emnplei cure." The fame of Ihl life saving cmhth ami eolil remedy, and hint; ami ihrat healer I world wide. Hold at I N. Itnet' drug store, tm. and 1 1. on, Trial bottle free.

E.O.TAYLOR DISNTIST Ofliee Over Post Ofileo Cassville, Mo. Jesse Evans of Pioneer was here on business Monduy. Dr. Chandler has had electric lights put in his residence. Judge Johnson discharged the petit jury Saturday morning.

Barrel salt! You can get it at the Cassville Produce Seed Co's. W. K. Brown a visit with his Okla. lias returned from brother nt Elreno, Mrs.

P. K. Horine has been ill for a few days. She is now rapidly improving. B.

F. Lamar was at Okmulgee, recently to look after his property interests there. Weigh your corn, hay and stock on the Cassville Produce Seed Co's scales, correct weight. Dr. Dusenbury who has been in a Springfield hospital for some time bus returned to his home at Monett.

We call attention to the nd of the Yellow Front store which appears in tills issue of the Rkitiilican. They have an excellent line of goods for their fall trade. Give them a call. A pain prescription is printed upon each box of Or. Slioop'tj I'ink Pain Tablets.

Ask your Dr. or druggi-t if this formula Is not complete. Head pains, womanly pains, pains an where get instant relief from a Pink I'aiu Tablet. Cassville Drug Co. Rev.

James Anderson has decided that Barry county Is the best place to live after all mid has rented property of Dr. I. Mitchell on the hill near the school building. His household goods are on the road from Oklahoma and he will move to town upon their arrival. The wholesome, harmless green leaves and tender stems of a lung hesling mountainous shrub, give to Dr.

whoop's Cough remedy iu curative properties. Tickling or dry bronchial uigln quickly and safely yield to this highly effective cough Dr. Slusip assures mother that tltey esn with safety give It i very young babies. No opium, no chloroform absolutely nothing harsh or harmful. It calms the distressing cough, ami heals the sensitive mom-lirane.

Accept no other. Demand Dr. Snoop's. Sold by Casivlllo Drug Co. Ctrd.

This I to certify thai all druggist are authorized to refund your money If Foley' Honey mid Tar fail to cure your cough or old. It stops the cough, heals the lungs anil prevent serious result Iroin a cold. Cures hi grippe cough and iirevents pneumonia and consumption. Contain no opiates. The genuine Is In yellow package.

Refuse stiMltutc. F. N. Ileese. Sonet ol ftntl SelUemeat.

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IO. Iv. I5ASS. I Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, I I SHOES AND NOTIONS. At lowest prices high grade goods can be sold i At Xlie Yellow lriiiit Store i You are cordially invited to attend our Big Cloak Sale, beginning Thursday, October 1.

I SPECIAL! All new and strictly up to date. Remember that we give you, with every worth of eoods pur 3 chased at nur store, a hiiiulsome lonking gl.i-ss, (J inch gilt fraiue, either I 10x21 or llx'-N. I B. W. MCCANDLESS.

iuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiia FIRST NATIONAL BANK. CASSVILLE, MISSOURI. RESOURCES. IUUH. OviTdriifN Furniture fc building 753.00 1niM Htntus IIoikU Premium on .121.70 Duo from U.

312.50 tiht'S paid 7U0.07 Cash in hunk nnd due from city 27,521.65 $05,611.09 Furniture Bargains! We have bargains in furniture, carpets, ru-js pictures, that vou should investigate Ivfore buying. Come get prices and let us talk it over. 1 1 I Ml Statement of condition of First National Bonk at close of business, September 23rd, 1008, at call of Comptroller of the Currency, Washington, D. C. E.

HORINE, Furniture and Undertaking, OllNHN'UlO P. South side square.