Cassville Republican from Cassville, Missouri • 1

XXXV CASS VILLE, MISSOURI, THCmSDAY, MARCH i'l, 1907. NO'. B5 Gurley Bros, of Purdy manufacture team and buggy harness and make the price to pay you to go to Purely to buy. Kooky Comtort. The lightning struck Mrs.

Homer's millinery Tneeday night, but did but, little damage. -7 facts and Fancies Gleaned by The Republican's Busy Rustltrs County News i BerwickX, Sowing oats is the order of the day. Peaches seem to bo all right so far. Sol MeCullahis quite sick with pneumonia. A number from here attended the licorge Long sale Saturday.

Master Koss Fleetwood who has been attending school at Walnut Grove is now at home. 1 Doss. '7; i Misses Flossie unci J.izzle Supp wore the I Rinses ot Miss Aaurey McN'abb Sunday. i Ilclmcr Wnricir. and -'Miss Hessle Wood-I want flie guests of 8111Kb Sun-j day evening, 7 'Some of this part attended the closing ex-1 crcisus of Hie Blrke's school, Jnmes Supp teacher.

All report a nice time. ler nhmil Wrwttm, Ivan V.ipi.hH VtA mill i in i in hi i at.ararCT.graT.TSi.-Bi-fi-. Does 'Heart Beati 'Willi in iii inasHMcammwimiaiwL.vM Eagle Bock. Too much rain to suit the fanners. Some are thinking of plant iug corn.

before long. John McCarry' in ur mMst buying hogs. Walter Peniiergral't has moved lo W. A. Cornell's place.

W. M. Burris is back from Leslie, where be lias been at work. Mr. Bennett of Ounter passed through our neighborhood last week.

Clarence and Floyd Garner have gone to Oklahoma to work this summer, J. L. Cornell bar (jorchased a line mare from Wm. Buoyer paying a good price for her. 7 The entertainments given by Dr.

Evans and daughter here this week was a grand success. Troy Cornell went to Seligman Saturday to' meet Bertha Jones who came in to visit her mother, Mrs. I. I). Keith.

Miss Love Garrett is very low with pueumonia. Dr. Evans of Clinton, is attending her. We wish her a speedy recovery. Blue Eyes.

From Texas, Jit. Grovs, Mr. Fennel has moved on the Teel place. Mr, Neal has bought the Wash Long place for $,500. Oren Mills has rented the Neal place and will move this week.

The party at Mr. Setb's Saturday night was well attended. John Harris has bought the Martha Horner plaoe. Mr. Harris used to live in Barry county but has been a resident of late years of Oklahoma.

Hkinneb. Gait italgt. Warm weather at had quite a rain Sunday night. Health seems to be reasonably good. Jes9 Nafus is at borne from Monett for a few days.

Miss Nellie Spauldiog is selling books. She is a rustier. 77 C. D. Henley has rented his place and will work nut thisjiummer.

John Crabb and' family visited at M. S. Randolph's Saturday night. Dennis Witt of Black was the guesl: of Misa Pearlie Spauldiug Sunday. S.

I. Spaulding went to Butlerfield Saturday after a load of berry crates. Lawrence Smith went to Monett Friday night returning Saturday night. J. S.

Plott has quit clerking for W. P. Osboru at Cross Hollows and bus gone lo larmltig. Sunday being the 26th birthday of Robert Bausch 86 relatives and friends gathered nt noon with well filled boxes and baskets. Sunday morning Andrew Johnson and Robert went lo Uncte Henry Parks' and when they returned at noon a large table was arranged in the yard and loaded with the god things to eat.

Robert was very much surprised and says be would like his birthday to come often if ho could get a big dinner. He said they were all welcome to come back if they did not bring dinner. Klondyke. Carl DuWbar. They Lead Where Style and Quality as Well as Calvary.

T. N. Sapp on the sick list. John Tipps and wife visited at Mr. Murray's Saturday and Suuday.

Guy and James Woodward made a business trip to Monett Tuesday, Jim Harrell and Guy Woodward sold a nice bunob of bogs Monday. Some ot this place attended church at New Hope Sunday and Sunday night. Miss Aubrey McNabb wa9 the sruest of Misses Bessie and Gladdis McNally Sunday. Several of this place atteuded the magic lantern show at Concord Monday night. Rev.

F. P. Henderson preach at this Place Friday night. Every body Cha visited Saturd ne. -y Stamps or Shoal creek at Uncle Billie Harrell's and Sunday.

Acoldent. Nice spring weather at present. Mrs. Frank Stampff was very 111 Saturday. Mls Ethel Moore Is working for Bert Horner.

Mrs. Sarah Hilton has moved to Monett for the summer. Guy fioroggitts bas moved on the vacated by Mr. Frazler. Mrs.

spent Saturday slight with Aunt SallleHoluian. Mrs. Rosa Mlnnick has gone to Mano to wotk for Will Gil I more. W. H.

Channel has bought the Guy Scrogtrins place and has moved on it. W. T. Channel and daughter, Ada, attended Sabbath school at Mineral Springs Suuday. Mrs.

Fannie Beavers, who has heeu visiting her, pareuts, Mr. and Mrs. James Scroggins, returned to her borne in Oklahoma. W. X.

Y. See those new styles in the famous Fountain shirts at Carl Dunbar Trade With Qunter. Tliere are several gripping io tbis neighborhood. A few from bere weut to the sale at Purily Saturday evening. Wesley Prier and son are recovering from their recent llloess.

Spring is bere. Lawn cleaning, gardening and soap making are in order. Revs. Goodnight and Kennedy will preach bere next Saturday night and Sunday. Mr.

Knglaud and Miss Keed were quietly married by Kid. Prier eiuuday morning. Kid. Hmallwood filled his regular appointment al Pleasant Grove Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mae Clark and Mr.

Henley from Butterrleld attended church at this place Sunday. Uncle Rolaud Henley and Aunt Lizzie Owens returned home from John Smith's where they visited for a week. A. J. Hussell and family paid tbelr farewell visit lu this neighborhood tbo lore pan of last week.

They are oil for Texas Tuesday. Psrdy. Heltle Goodnight of Carterville visited at John Stinnett's last week. Miss Goodnight Is a tielce of Mr. Stinnett.

Mrt. W. C. Smith, a daughter ol Itev. C.

M. Smith, moved to Purdy last Thursday. She will occupy the bouse just vacated by itoy Brown. J. H.

MoCary and his excellent wile have returned from tbelr visit to Texas and we are confident that Jim Iblnki there Is no plaoe like old Barry. Miss Ora Harlan left Monday noon with her grandpa for St. Joe where he will live with ber aunt, while sbo will probably bo employed In a sblrt factory. W. Haywarii of Pioneer has purchased a tine two year old full blooded Warrior Jaok.

It is a flue animal and Is 16 bands and uue tnoli tall. Ha will keep blm at his place in Pioneer. J. il. Stinnett, a brother of Jno.

ruiuuett, with bis wife and daughter 4islt old friend ot this place last wtolu J. If. Stinnett's home at pret nl It ai Webb City. It bas been 15 yars slona he has been to Purdy and ut court be sees many changes la the place and thinks Purdy bas Improved very All ktndi of field seed at the Can- I A Poor Orgta. tba bile.

That's what your liver lo If It's torpid, Tbea the Ule overflows Into the blood poisons your tyilera, auialng slck-hsadnche, biliousness, sallow skin, ousted tongue, aick stomach, dltslness, faint log spelle, dark rings about the eyes, worn-out look, etc. lUmou's treat ttMot of Liver Pills and Toolu Pellets truibni the livermakes It do Its own work. Prevents and oures lhr troti Aids doesn't force, tu-Ur traatasot B. Hunt. a a to in the nig hardware store will be a "stunner." It will be the largest-thing of its kind in these three counties.

Walter Montgomery wbo Is in St. Louis, taking a medical treatment, will probably keep him there for some two or three weeks. John Dabbs of Texas was visiting his mother, Aunt Lizzie Dabbs, and daughter, Miss Anua, and other, re latives of this city, Carpenters are at work building Horace Goostree's residence this week. The building when completed will be one of Rocky Comfort's best pieces of property. A deal was closed this week where by W.

C. Culp became a partner of Mr. Shelley in the mercantile business Mr. Culp hasn't bought property in this city yet, but will likely buy soon, Telegram. Independence.

Fine weather at tbis writing. Rev. E. W. Love preached at Hazel Dell Sunday.

The lecture at Concord church was well attended. Cupt. 8. N. Atwood is quite low with pneumonia.

S.N. Atwood's son came in from Chicago Sunday morning. The young folks meeting was organized at Calvary Wednesday night. Every body invited. Misses Virgie.

Smithson, Cora Weatherly and Florence Wart of Exeter attended church at Hazel Dell Suuday afternoon. Mrs. Holibough of Bentonville, bas been visiting her son and. daughter, Will Holibough and Mrs. W.

T. Sallee the past week. A pleasant surprise dinner was given at the home of J. K. Bowman in honor ot JumeR Bowman, it being his 57th birthday.

There were 70 persons present and all enjoyed themselves Hue. A nice table was spread with cbolce eatables. The evening was pleasantly spent and the day will long be remembered by Mr. Bowman and his visitors. One Thebe.

Best shoes on earth at Carl Dunbar's. Munsey. Lewie Smith went north in his buggy Sunday. J. D.

Mlunlck spent Friday night at Sberm Uritcnneld's. Uncle Doc. James came down to see his son, Tobe, last week. Squire Ball has been having trouble with his back for several days. Walter Pendergraft moved on his ialber-ln-luw'B place last week.

Slme Perse Is improving the looks I of his fat ui by cuttiug out feuce corners. Grandpa trltchlleld and Miss Alia visited at James Eacret's Saturday aud Sunday. We understand that George 1'nrter of Corinth is talking of coming to the hills. Uome on ueorge. J.

B. Ball attended the sale at Uncle Tom Avis' place and visited Brown low Hopkins Saturday nlgbt. P. E. Smith and family, his mother In-law' aud Lula Elrod, took dinner at one James' sunaay.

Mrs. H. J. Hopkins of near Corlulh visited ber daughter, Mrs. Heltle Smith, Iroui Saturday to Monday.

Hill Billie Venal ffrtve. Clare Newby drives a new buggy, A. Morris bas beon quite poorly for some time. The peach blooms making their appearance Some from here attended church at Mr. Sinai Suuday.

John Klines of Purdy was visiting nis parents siouiiay uignt. Miss Alice Enues Is visiting her brother near Mouett tbla week. We are glad to learn Mr. Collin of Mineral If getting along nlceiy. We can lay our communltyTs the most peaceable lu Barry county.

Verge Duncan and wife left here Inst week. He Is foreman on a section, Mrs. W. Ennes spent-Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. J.

W. Sharp. Tbore Is some talk of putting In an other telephone line (rum Cassvllle east. Our Sabbath school moves along nicely. There should be a better attendance Mrs.

J. Ennei and daughter, Vina, spent Monday evening with (be MesdatnesNowhy, W. L. Ennes, Jim Cook and Vine Neeley will leave the last of the week with some apples. We are sorry lo hear of the seriout sickness of Uncle Wit eel lug Couibi of hullerllelil.

llslsau old Irleml of va correspondent. itev. received a menage Monday of the death of Frank Thomas of Purdy. Mr. Ennes was unable to attend the funeral.

The family have otir ay input hy. frank Duncan wia stenplng hi ah tbo oilier morning. We received the information li was lust called grand pa. Step loflly Mr, Duucau. We congratulate you.

New thincrs in waist- ings at Carl Dunbar's. t'oru und I.voniird l'owelt were (jiu'sts of Churlio uud Auburn McNulib Sunday, HuY. J. H. Smith 'will be ordained Wednesday, March 27 nt Culviiry ehnrcli.

Everybody conic uud bring somebody with yon. 11USTEK IinOWK. Mayflower. Au'nl Vasli Pott has been sick but Is bettor. It thought fruit Is nil right except some ou low ground.

h. W. Pippin and family visited at Houston Hank's Suuday. A hirge crowd atteuded Sunday school at Maple (irove Sunday, Kef, II. J.

Jlood preached at Maple Grove Saturday night and Sunday. There will he ft phone at Mayflower and Pippin soon as the linu Is completed. T. Vuii.uudt is preparing to sow 15 acres of clover and timothy on his place. t.ee Hone and others have been working ou the phone line and huyo the wire up as far Tom Lialyen's.

Hen Mahurm, while working at Stephens Morgan's saw mill got one hand on the saw and his lingers were cut very badly. He was taking lumber from the saw and a string on his glove was caught In the saw, jerking his hand against the saw. l)rs. beon and (ieorgo Northeutt were called and dressed the wound. It is thought he will get along without losing any of his fingers.

KlBtrtl BSTllfl Fine weather at present. W. II. McClucr Is Improving.1 W. A.

Turner is on the sick list. Sawmilling is the order of the day. Prayer meeting was well attended Sua-1 day night. uomer i urner is wormng lor our merchant, Mr. Ford.

.1. M. Smiey und wife visited at A. C. Heck's The pule are up for our new phono line down the hollow.

Peaches are lu full bloom und a irood nrna- pect lor u- heavy crop. Mr. Collins is getting along line after having his arm amputated. t'ol. Holiday and wife visited at W.

U. McUluer's Sunduy eveuing. Jim Chapman and I.nvlna EniieB of Forest Grove attended church herer Sunday night. J. C.

Heck's gray imiro stepped on a nail lust weelc und is going on three legs from the effects ot it. Henry Scroggins will move to Cassvllle next noek and open up a blacksmith shop nt th t' place. He Is a good smith and we wish him all the success possible. Joco. See Carl Dunbar for your dress shoes.

Thomas Ko bin sou has bought the A. J. T. Joslin farm west of Cassvllle lor $1,000. Mrs.

W. T. Bailey entertained tbe Bible class ot Mrs. Trolllnger's Tues day evening. William Doty and Miss Mabel Bennett of Flat Creek were married Tuesday at Ihe home of Bev.

Enuis who pei formed tbe ceremony. Mrs. Trantham of Sellgmau brought to the county farm Tuesd Hie is 'said to be mentally unbalanced ami win probably be sent to the asy liim. flie bas two small children and a husband who have the sympathy of tue public. Engineer Schrieber of Springfield tins nceu in the city for a few day and has been eugaged in completing me sutxey ot tne v.

w. west. At the Newtonln meeting held last Satur day citizens of that towu etartod lu lo raise a bonus to the company and wheu they raise the amount it is understood Die C. W. officials will begin work.

Mrs. Anna E. Elision die1! Monday at the home ot her son, Charles Ell- stun, at Exeter, following a loug 111 Tbo deceased was a lady of the highest churucter, whose Christian virtues umde tier a lovable woman The remains were laid to rest lu the Exeter cemetery Tuesday after noou lollowlug services by Itev. E. W.

Love ol the CaBVille Presbyterian church. Card of Tbauki, desire lo thank our many friends for the many acts of kindness during the long llluess, aud for the sympathy extended us al tbe death oiTiiir mother. N. Eli.stos, i urns, oiai l.r.AKE Millinery Opening. Mrs.

U. E. Hawk will be pleased lo snow iter iteuntirui line of millinery exclusive and to her many Irltmds and customers Friday and Saturday, March 't'-' and -3, ail the Iiiicm designs alter Imported iiimli'W. ou are invited to attend. Calvary, Wheat Is looking well In this part ('Inn.

Wooleu sold a fine horse last week. Sanfonl Sapp says he likes to (trod pretty well. Sunday school wm well al tended at IliU place Sunday. John Coat aud family ol Kxeler vlllm at Henry nines' Sunday A. Wear 'a sale northwest ef this place wat well attended Monday, C.

T. FiiIIiiii, wife aud daughter of near Washburn vi sited al C. T. Mo- abb's Sunday. It, Antle Imi rented tho Exeter fruit ami land pnmpnuir larm and moved In it Monday, Farmers have iiuit chasing wolves aud gone In plowing and sowing cats nil the women making garden.

Misses KloMleaild l.lzle Snnn and Clind Wouteii were tbe auesls ol Aubrey aud Hurler McNabb Hun day, Corinth. Weather Hue at present, ltd Smith IB erecting a nice house on bis farm. K. W. Daughcrty has a nice team of young mures for sale.

Sum Snmlley and wife were visitors at Geo, Porters' Suuday. Next Saturday and Sunday Is regular meeting days at this place. E. W. Daugherty day Sunday at C.

W. and famllv spent the Edens'. The sale of Uncle Tom Avis' property SS well attended and things sold high. Prayer meeting at the church every Wednesday night. Everybody come.

Chas. Sills Is erectlhg anew oellar, preparing for cyclones should any come. Miss Cora Kai le has returned from Idaho and Is visiting her brother Albert and wife. The Milwaukee tolephone eo. have polls on the ground and the line staked out to CasBvillu, All parties Interested In the buggy to be given away at K.

W. Daughcrty's store Saturday, March 30, must be preseut with tickets. Pleasant Valley. Farmers are busy plowing. Another refreshing shower, Joe Keed has gone to Monett to work, also Al Terry.

Robert Riddle of Hunter was In the Valley Sunday, j. John Ennes was at Monett on business last Wiursday. Several from here attended the sate at Purdy last Sorry to hear of the serious Illness of Monee Uunkins of Mluerul Springs. C. A.

Payne and John Ennes are In the east part of the eouuty on business. Price Lewis and lady friend from near Purdy uttended church here Sunday. Uncle Wheeling Combs Is in a bad condition at his daughter's, Mrs. Wm. Fly.

Mrs. James ltiddje and daughtorof Purdy were visitors at Smith King's Sunduy. Itev. Ennes tilled his semi-monthly appointment here Sunday and Sunday night. U.S.

King has been Increasing the value of his furin by putting lu tome new fence. John Knnes and Charley Terry moved the family and household goods of Al Terry to this week where Al Is at work. Lust week H. S. King's phono was out of order.

Due night the family was awakened by the cry ot hello. It was Smith setting on a post twisting a monkey wrench around the wire hallooing, hello. New dress goods Carl Dunbar's. at Union Valley. Urandma Eden is no better at present.

Grant Eden Is suffering with a sprained knee. Wm. Butler's children are quite sick with the meflsles. W. J.

Devenpori and family spent Sunday at Fred Cole's. Miss Cords Dcvenport was the guest of Mrs. Kuims Kden Monday. Will Cole and family visited John Hrat-tln'a of Kxeter Suturday night aud Sunduy. Columbus Kden ot near I'urdy was at the bedsliU ot his mother Friday aud gmurduy.

Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Dcvenport, Mr.

uiiil Mrs. Weleli, und Mrs. Henrv Meteulf spent Sunduy with S. L. Liidy of Seven Star.

Betterton Pleads Guilty. Monroe Betterton plead guilty to murder before tbe court at Mt. Vernon last week and received a sentence of 00 years in the penitentiary. On December 28, 1000, Betterton killed bis common law wife on the railroad track betweeu Mouett aud Pierce City. It will be remembered that a short time after ihe body of tbe woman was discovered Betterton was arrested and to Chief of Police Jackson of Mo nett admitted his guilt.

He said the woman, known as Hoa Hudson, was his common law wife, a full blood Choctaw Indian, with whom he bad been living since the death of his wile. They had a quarrel white walking from Pierce City to Monett and the death of the woman resulted. Better-ton formerly resided in Barry county. Program of the Gypsies Festival to bo given umier tne auspices of me Ladles' Aid Society Wedueiday night, March -7, at the M. E.

church, beginning at 8 o'clock. Song "Homeless and a lone Tonight" Pauline Marbut. Duet, "Under the Old Umbrella" Boy Webber aud Louise Landlt. GYI'RIHS Fkktival. Synopsis: A feast day ol the Gypsies, tankee Peddler Is lost In the woods and finds Gypsy Camp.

Is welcomed by uypsles and Joins titeir band. t'liAKACTBKtt. Gypsy Queen, Blanche Metser aukee Peddler, Mitchell, Fortune Teller, Cecil Babh. Gypsies, Clyde Lucky, Itohert Atktt son, Leu Mauley. Sylvan Atklstnu, Hen sneptierd, Aubrey uanun aud Viola Webber, Bessie Shepherd, UaII.uvIi.m fli.lnktf missis nay, Mabel Mester.

Licensed to Wtd. Wm. I'urdy Amanda Bedding 1 (alley C. K. England, So Exeter Edith Beed, 17 Eaton Vermillion Lwul Meail'tr Mrmett Wm.

IMy.liS Flat Creek Mabel Benuetf, Itf Flat Creek Cause ol Stomach Troubles. When a man has (rouble with hl stomach you may know thai he Is eating more than he ehoutd nr ol some artloln nf food or drink not suited to bis age or occupation, or that hit bowels are habitually constipated. iaae i tmuibsriatu's Stomach and Liver Tablets to reeulate Ihe bownls and Improve tbe digestion ami ere if the trouble does not Ask for a free sample. Sold by Ca.svlll. Drug Co.

ul I hi Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does it send out good blood or bad blood? You know, For good blood is good health bad blood, bad health. And you know precisely what to take for 'bad blood Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Doctors have endorsed it for 60 years.

One frpquent of 1ml hutn It a Muprgish liver. Tin l'uivmous SllllHtAlH'OS Orfl lllfll HlHlMl'f-l illtit UtO UlOIld Kui the luvc! ugien uiiti Ai l'iilv by J. O. AT.tr Kr J. ha i tt viaoa.

yers Alien CURB. Citi-KRV I'KTOaAL. Wa liavo no eercto X'ubllah tho formulas of All our medicines. Washburn Pralfis. Mrs.

Unrcy Is reported very sick. Grandpa and Urandina Varncr are on the sick list. Miss Ola Raines Is slaving witli Mrs. Frost of Cassvllle. Miss Jayne Varncr Is staving with Mrs.

Uarey this week. Alt Ellis and son Orlinof Aurora visited in this community part of last week. R. J. Foster Is reported very sick.

He has almost lost the sight of one of his eyes. Mr. and Mrs. II Dunu visited their daughter, Mrs. J.

S. Hopkins, Saturday night. Miss Kate Hopkins is Maying with her brother. Will, who is railroading near Woodruff. Mrs.

H. J. Hopkins and daughter Lulu visited Mrs. P. E.

Smith of Muncy from Saturday until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stubbh'llold anil lrby visited A. J.

Hopkins aud family Saturday night and Sunday. The Infant balio of Mr. and Mrs. ii. M.

lirlxey was burled at the Washburn Prairie cemetery Thursday of last week. New embroideries and white goods at Carl Dunbar's. Price Count. Cross Hollows. C.

M. Writer lost a colt a fow duys ago. John Dlllljcck Is building a nenr burn Born, to Joe Elbert and wife, a girl March 12. W. S.

Lester took some hogs to Aurora Sut-urdny. Aslier Terrel bouht J. J. Reynolds' eows aud tesm lust week. Singing win well attended nt the school liuuse rsundiiy evening.

C. M. Writer mid futility went to Pierce City Wednesday on liumtiuss. Rev. C'ottrell closed his meeting at thin pliirva week ago Monday uiglit with three uddltious.

Wood Chuck. Antloch. Last Sunday nftcr preaching bv Itev Slier, nliimt rclntives, Iriends unit neighbors giitliered ut tlm hoinii ol (ico. Karle to surprise und welcome Kurle and duughtcr. Corn, who had returned from Idaho the duy previous.

A table feet long whs hastily prepared mid loaded with the good things io eai. garnering near tnu mule. Mr. Karle In a very appropriate talk expressed his love mid gratitude to lin friends aud neighliors for their klndncns and mspsut shown to 1 1 1 tit and family, ulno his love for old Misaourl and bow happy lie was to ba at home again among ol.l friends, gulte a nuiiihnr from ili-tunce were prrnent Including IT. Mitchell una wife, Cling, Ray and wife, Mrs.

Jus. Ilrattin und children of aYlllc, Mcirs Fred, Chun. Mills, Albert Karle Hint Arthur stuli'jlelluld mid fiunllir.i of -t'titislev, limndpu itiiiflnr of near Kuglo Rock, Mr. Kroekiiml ftuullv ofMt. slual.

tills was Indeed a pleasant 'affair and Mr. Karle was nit smiles and umier uidittary circnuiatanceii onn might think liu hud a diiiin ot "ii-lie I IN PaKSSNT. Nolle ot Final Statement- Notice I hereby given to nil creditors and others ltileieted in thu pstntn of IC. T. I'etty, ileeitaaed.

tlnit I. iimiw u.i,,, i. tlenmiit lliereof ut the nnt term of the nrn. bnto court nf llitrrv nountv Vila. riiiii inieii'i in III.KI, Tlltai SCC snurl, tube lield nl 'Cu-nVllle, oil lite dnv nf lav.

IHit iv-i a wits MSNRr.adiiiliiistrator. Administrator's Kotlet. Notice Is hereby given that letters Iiiinixtratloii iiion tin, ealute o( V. Mt liev-nobis, deceased, htivu Iteeii granted tu liie uiidertlgtictl, by tlie clerk ot the probate Court ol Harry county, hearing date the Mlh day of March, All pcraoim linving claims iigalint said i -tale are require, I to litem t.i bun tor llowHiii'e. williin one year Imiii tire et a id IstteM, or in' ii my ho ireeltide, front anv lienellt of ainli eaiain; ami elitmis be not eihilHlt il wilhlii two years troni tlm date itf mud letters, they will lie forever barred.

Jims IV, I iiwun, i-s Ailinini-triUor. Adminlttrator't Notice. Nmicn In hereby given that tit ra of l-ministration upon tun eimiuol tiuudn ilece.i.Bil. luive lu-eti gtaiitiMl (u thu Ulldersigltml, by Ihe pnlgit but entitl id Uarl county, bearing date ttln 4t)i day of lid'ember, nn.iiiK HKIinl nil CS" tl urn to viltihil to inn, tor i tun imifl it, AMIft IIMM .....1.. iroui any Imuetlt ut such e.

tale; and If said claims not MKlol.ll.,,1 1,. dt miiI leller Slu-y will tin forever "rv m'iiiii kst, HI Llniide dee d. Jr Hottct tor Publication. I'epun nt of the tt.rlor, PillU iiltlvo nt fprtnuUcld, Mo uch la hcrchy given thai rt(tn l.c ieli id tiel Ktndi, Moliu tiled nolmcof Ins intention lo hi ike an. j' ptoot III iMinurt ot In i hum.

entry o. I'lisiuudn June I lur Hie wi hits I a 1, ncV iiwvt sett, in low I. lowtiihlp tt fititgnn witiid llnil said mwt will lie ttmde belorn 1 1. 1 1 o( circuit sourl at i on icssiit, aestt, 31, Ft nsmc I he foltniirlna in i upon and cultivation ot Ills l.iinl, v.s- William tikiiliii. Joint Klrinl, Hiock, ferry fcppcriv, of Sln ll Knob, 4n, 'Jt V.

N. Yak Ho.is, Editor: I would say a few words through your valuable paper. We left Monett, February 5th. This is a good little town.vitn lotto inhabitants, 7 churches ai good schools. Most of the people guw berries and vegetables and good prices are received.

Berries are at $3.00 and $3.60 per crate on truck. The first berries sold at $6.00 per crate. They began- to ripen in December. They ship never! Cars vegetables each week to northern market. We have good fig orchards bere which pay Many citizens are planting orange orchards.

They ripen hero before the California orange goes on the market. We are miles from the gull. A. N. Twilliqeau.

Alvin, Texas. Rheumatic Fains Relieved. B. F. Crocker, now years of age, and for twenty Justice of Peace at Martiusburg, Iowa, says: "I am terribly with pciatic rheumatism in iny left arm and right blp.

i have used three bottles ot Chamberlain's Pain Balm and did me Jots of good." For ale by Cas-villeDiugCo. Additional Locals. Monett citizens are at war with the telephone company over a proposed raise in rates. The Canton and Hoosler cornplan-ters at M. C.

Luok.v's are you want. Call aud see tlieni. Somo very knobby new pants. Prices and styles correct. Ij.

U. jtKOWN is Mix. Ben Funk has bought the A. Hailey property on North Main street of Mrs. Hawk aud Mrs.

1 albert. Best goods and lowest rices at Uarl Dun ar's. Ellas Horine will commence June 1 to assist Assessor George Wilder and will give his lime to that work lor several weeks. He is well quulilled for tbe work. I.

B. Preston has none to Clifton Ohio, lo make his future home, His lamiiy wilt leave mis ween Barry county loses an excellent clti zen aod wish his estimable lamiiy success lu their new home. We pasture horses lit 91M per mouth. All fonces In good condition S. M.

Mitciikli. sons. Mrs. L. A.

Dunbar will leave ii about two weeks fur Little Hock, Ark. lo attend the wedding ber sister She will be accompanied home by ber grandmother, Mrs. Uemp and sister, Miss Amanda an, who win siieuil the summer lu lussvuie. Mrs. A.

N. Woody received a letter from her daughter, Mis. Perry Mud dox, at Walla Walla, Washington Air. Biainiox nas a line position in lumber yard at manager and is doing well. Ewlng Hawk and family ar rived at Walla Walla a few days ago and Mr.

Hawk is now employed in the tame lumber yard. The many friends of thete families will be glad to bear of their success. We offer decidedly the best values lu trunks, suit oases, tiagt, etc. Li. MtOWN A MN Charles Thomas, agisted by James Stacy, Nick Gaskius Henry Shepherd aud Joe Juslls will complete lite telephone Hue into attviiie from MajHitbis week.

This gives Cassvllle oonueoilot) with Mano and uoldcn and from Golden Into Graudvlew, aud other points, such citizens atMauoasJ.H. Aldridh, Will GUI-more, Tom Hlllburn, 11. Hollumn, t'hrls Muuday, E. Williamson, Mr, Thomas says were unceasing In their tffbrls to get this lino through and hi fact all the people of that ecllixt, with very few exception-, were anxious lo ret lha line. At Gulden Dud SalyerTHeusoir U5i TnOTrRoti? Dr.

uuinn ani many uinera Air. Thomas says gave able asslttnuce. This telephone line brings into direct communication with sssvlll one of the best sections of Harry cuuuty, one full of public Npiriled iillUims who like to see the rounty advance. It Is Ibis section also that good Induce uienls are uttered the land necker, wuu wains ptne water, nne uuimie. good society and fur at reasonable pricet, barry enmity is making strides that prove Hie pngrvftUo spirit Is agtaw la teal ion uud corutuunity, Tobe James attended the sale.

K. D. Smith and wife visited at WoodruffSunday. 7 William Cunningham has a very sick child with pneumonia. Born, to Mr.

aud Mrs. Charley Beed, Monday, March 11, a girl. Miss Cora Earl relumed from Idaho Friday to her brother'b, Mr. Albert Earl. Mr.

Btirkelt of neat Carthage moved ou the place vacated by Tobe Jauue8. The sale of Unole Tom Avis' goods was held Saturday. Every thing brought a good price. Wra. Emily Skelton will teoub a subscription school beginning next Mouday at the Pusley school House.

There will be meeting at the store Tuesday night to see about erecting telopuoue line through this vicinity. We are glad Mr. Hill Billie that Pink Smith and lobe James are doing so well on wild onions with a few fish added. There Is to be baptising next Sun day. It being the regular meeting ilsy bere.

Bro, Carlin will atteud to the ordiuaace. Frank lrby aud wile moved on the Clay Stubblotleld place vacated oy Jess Cox. Mr. Cox moved in the YanZandl house. Halls j.

Nicn, warm weather. Claud Wiley has purchased a buggy. new Thumps Bedding has moved to bis mother's farm. Tom Bowen will soon have bis bouse completed. Several from Lone Kim al tended the singing Suuday night.

Singing at Mt. Home every Sunday night. All Invited to oome. Rev. Plutntner preached at Mt.

Home school house Sunday, CharIo Hudson spent Saturday night wltbOrovor MoKiuuey. Clyde Northeutt was the guest of Miss uine Aiciunuey suuuay. John Snider and John Brooks made flying trip to Cassvllle Monday. Siiveral of this plaoe attended (he party at Mrs. Bruce's at Lone Elm Saturday night.

George Hudson and Cleve Blythe accompanied Misses Sltlla and Alice Carr to tbelr home near Shell Kuob Sunday. William Boyd and Mr. Amanda Redding were married Sonrtny at nancy, itev. Aieivm Jtenson omoiai-lug. The happy couple left for Purdy make tbelr future homo.

Mrs. Boyd Is a highly esteemed lady and we are very sorry lo have tier leave our iiFlffbtmrhimd. Itr, Boyd Is an excellent citizen. We wish them a happy tllo. A tut rt Blossom.

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