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Bulk Garden Seeds,
House Carriage Paints.
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THE FARM IMPLEMENT CO.. !'
their house thuck full of New, Fresh Goods just
from the factory, in car load lots. It will pay the
public to see these goods and Icrn the prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Some of our specialties are
tie JANESVILLE . EDGE DROP
PLANTER nj the TIGER DISC
PLANTER, the HALLOCK WEEDERi
also the celebrated GOODNOUGH SULKY
PLOW and the CHAMPION HOUSE '
PAINTS, nJ other goods tea numerous to
mention. Fiease call and see what we have to offer.
No trouble to show goods. .
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Cured af Horn by a .Year. Quick, and Rcllabla Mithtd.
CATARRH.
Catarrh w year Catarrk tea head
aod throat dareioot Far, Hroacalai, aod Flan
aetl OUrr. Xar Catarrk) c-auaea Oaa'aM
Bad Head Nolae. Broaratal fatarrk I r art a to
A.thma and Coaaamae laa. toutk Owrtk
raunea Orntf,n, iua.f eiion. and Cmtrrol
b Kiooiara. W nk tbaea Yaa S.ft hM krfHl
tnliat. aatSaa ttufc hJbUnfM Watt iiiit
m CTU M UWkllnCHli Mr. 'W.
I niilM h. C&nwstrr. in Kntt4
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uttered wr Atthna lid vMnnttxrwerkM
Djkiiid. y he4 oJ lurs stopped e wlv
nd I fxud notila down, totti bad to alt la
rbalr U :rrp. Id damp and kar rVar avhf
I uBrrd touat. Too liraaamaa ModlraJ Inevt-
to t mn4 ma, aad I ant!y trom-wA thai
to uioa aElcved wliail4 and aUI ftvEI,"
flPnvrillci diseases atnt
WW eoaipia.iuuird at homa.
r-ympiom curnfrw wuataar yam taa uav-
iprnittr pot, y riK
-lva lodaj.
DCAFr.nss CURED.
T'aiilin, t'ol . Not. 11, JT l?r diclorr t
D!i1tuMiof Tour r Maatiaur t'tiifiiie and It
orlteil wona-ra in my caa I ao omf I
Co ii id col tfur aiitau hout within K'.s ft fr ton.
I ruM Vi' r 1101b luff bultiitra-liDg bfad nolra
ht U;BturDed mo a-.i day asd krpi ujoavake at
L.jNt, 1 aa akfpuc, but tow 1 aat tlru IM.
Itrrfria all Ttm rlatm ymr traatmratwlll dafo
tbadaal. It aaurv.'T asopprd tb. aoxsaa la r
b.ad and ma4. ray hr:G perfrck luakw
any ronmraiiiln vitbtn tea f a4 ataa
wHftiia mUa. I and Jon aanni of m ffnaad
afr;u-' J aa I aa. I aaow your trratataot u
run b-r. I will naka oath ta all I kia r'i.
Vuuf delihldrnctt4. J iMta UiLkJi&liAVf.
The ISocUliMJ, or rmhrr Social
PcmocrnU they cll their potty)
of Gcrmnny, !o not hy sny menu,
itand for tlie mmc thniK the !v
ioimi io enrolled as Socinlict in the
United State. They are not at
UcWinjj the existing social order.
Their platform embraces, in it
most iiiiportnt items, demands for
changes, all of which are in actual
operation In the United Stales. IleTe
is the platform of the German Soc
ial Democratic party, which elected
about 75 members of the new He
ichstag, making greater wains than
any other party:
One vcte for every man and
woman; a holiday on election day,
payments ot members of parliament.
Responsibility of the government
to parliament; local self-government
and tha referendum.
Substitution of militia system for
great standard army.
Freedom of speech and the pre.
Legal equality of the sexes.
Disestablishment of the churches.
Free non-sectarian schools, with
compulsory attendance.
Gratuitous legal proceedings.
Free medical attendance and
burials.
Progressive income and inheri
tance taxes.
It will be seen that the people of
the United States have all these
things, except full female tullrage
and the last three items and these
are secondary matters to the Ger
man Sociat Democrats. Its plat
iorru is a protest ngainst the repres
tive policy beun by Uismaik and
continued under the present kaiser.
Toledo Blade.
AXOTHElt POINT OP VIEW.
Tk, low ra af month tnrlaaca all a J Trier, meAlr-taaa, a-aaarlaf,
lsalraaarKia. etc- for aaccraaf .at kaaaa treataunat. Jtotklaux rLaa to bar.
The Prunm.n J'-Slda! JtiiV,f''. ban bwin loratrd In KniC1ty. Ma.. Ik year, and fcaa
cored Uiouaand. It yoa are auflrriuir from Iarua. Cavarra, rr Astboia. w, can cura yoa
al hm, A bookir.l tlijnir o! our tuarTalou, IrealtEcut and wrrodarful auereas, aant i'RKtt.
( atxrrli 13 youtti cauara I ea?uea lo old atee. Lcatnn cautaa much worry and loas at happl-
s. Aatboia cauaa auSertoa and fKmr tirukl'ti. Wa ru euro a.t of tr abova dlaeta at J out
Luiuo, ao taaa Bo ebauea tul ru uJaf tot I'l.EB QoeaUua bia&k aad booklet. Addraaa,
The BRAtlAMAfii MEDICAL Hi-STITUTE,
.r.":.-.- Kansas City. Missouri
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piinr Citanth, Broe.cfcrtts.fttaralrla. trtita. laseaal.
W UHb tlyscaicry, Rtr.fc.tl. Fits, bcratalt. ttiood Hoivua, Far
itlysts.Hrrala. i-urn.r uUia.CaakSttoa tatfcaF rsi Stf r .rraal,
ConpUlflts.aa'i Dlwasc aflat Htart. Stowack. Lrver. oowria aa
I Kilacrs. Sr'nal Carvatur. vtaoia Back. Ctub Kr1. pot It' L':uu.
Cross Lrts acaaiavrr in Lyes, laiaract. draaaiaird LHs.
ilMM rrtahMiU Cant. Writ, for Bjmptom LitS. Ccauultatioa rata Xlk asta- miram
- Traipod fipaclaUaS fur ach elaat of diwaaa. Orar Sliirty epaeUUna. rtitaaaaiMii Six
a.'.lovlLl, Bomaopathlo. and BcUeUo School, of kiadlcUia, coaxbluicc Uwtr aaUi iraa aittiti
rr oa r b lndlrtdoat eaaa. U awtlrin. faniUhMt. anil at ao era. tat aoattttaa a rdiaarf
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Siaia eailla tt Baiforiutoa Kwuuiicaiiy aay ttMtUiit koeaa So aargary.
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la Mtrt'ktcu. Cef 30 Years' Special t raclita-2i tsars ta Kaaaaa Cliy.
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"I am do advocate of lynching
or of mob law, but 1 would rather
see a community wrought to the
highest pitch over crimes that
would seem impossible this side
of bell than to remain apathetic,"
was the declaration of the Kev.
Dr. W. A. Bartlett, at the First
Congregational church, io Chicago
in a prelude on "Lynching, From
Another Point of View."
Dr. Bartlett said among other
things:
"I have seen so many sermons,
editorials and resolutions denoun
cing lynching and mob law that
one gets the impression that the
citizens who hang or burn the de
stroyer of life, home, and all that
li held sacred by womanhood, are
the race offenders rather than the
monster whom they destroy.
"We seem to be so absorbed
with the majesty of this vague
term 'law' that the notion appears
to prevail that the criminals are
those who do not wait for legal
processes, and the violator of
womanhood is the abused party.
"We shudder at the torture of
thi criminal who is burned, but
apparently forget to shudder for
the innocent girl, whose mentJ
and spiritual agony is ten-fold
greater than that of the fire. This
ia not a race problem, except so
far as one race are the offenders.
The white man who commits the
came crime is just as guilty.
"The indignant uprising of a
community, and some ot the best
men in it, to avenge a wron of
such awful magnitude may be tech
nically lawless, but the spirit which
causes the uprising is the reflect
ion ol a higher civilization. There
are crimes so dreadful that the
pure and the chivalrous and the
strong find it well niitli impossible
to endure the thought that such a
degenerate should pollute the earth
by his piesence. It is easy to the
orize about the anaiciiy of mob
law, but the same hand which pen
ned the calm editorial mi-!i be the
first to grasp the torch if it was a
mother, wile or daughter who was
the victim.
"1 say that when ou look at a
lynching from another viewpoint it
is simply the bursting forth of an
indignatiou and loathing that will
oof be checked. lo the Old
Testament days they maJe short
vvuik of such an offender.
"Lynching is certainly a bad
method and forms ihn habit of dis
order and makes men Lloodtbir sty.
Cut if it is to be avoided there
certainly is tailed for tuuie sure
and speedy trial of these wit-tciies,
who often brazenly deny crime
arn id red tape of legal ;rocetei,
but confess abjectly when con
fronted wild determined into. ft
is useless to bring to trial good
men who rise up t protri their
firesides. The community wid
not bear it. If men object lo be
ing tunned let i he-in cease from
ciimct which make a nation sick."
J. T. Kctvley, from Nevada, wis
in the city last Friday.
Mrs. Will DeUmetcr spent the
4th with Nevada friends.
Miss Ida Crssp came up from
Nevada to pend the 4th with home
folks.
A refreshing tain with considcra;.
ble wind visited this section last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lec Toner spent
the fourth and. Sunday with Duller
relatives and friends
Joe .Scollar and Elmer Urotva
spent a few days with home folks
around about the 4th of July.
Miss Irene Glasscr, a one time
school girl of Rich Hill, is in the
city visiting her friend, Miss Lutie
Winchell.
Fred Tartar, justice of the peace
tof Osage township, Vernon county,
was in the city last Friday shaking
hands with his friends.
Martin Hegenauer, from east of
the river, was in the city last Fri
day doing some shopping. lie
says prospect for corn is not very
good.
The fire alarm last Saturday
night was cansed by the burning
of a stable on the premises occupi
ed by Mrs. Jones, said to belong
to Mart Hughes. Cause of tire
unknown.
Mr. A. N. Callahan, one of our
Iowa acquisitions, who bought out
M. E. liutton, was in the city last
Saturday looking after business
matters and taking his 4th of July
Holiday vacation from farm work.
Dr. A. L. Morris, for many
years a druggist in Butler, but of
late years a drugist at Foster, Mo.,
died at his home in that city July
3rd. He was a well known and
highly respected citizen of Bates
county for many years. He leaves
a wife and one son.
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JCCTTS EVULSION ami at a
rlil. lo carry th atakeiwrl arwi
trvj lyttcm tlonj vMil It can find
firm mpporl In rdinary food".
ftd for ft, taaifda.
SCOTT POW.V'K, CWU.
ata-tit Iwl N Vara.
p. and I all armgUu.
J hen a man is looking for a wife ho don't
iil rrcncrallv tako tho ilrst female woman
ho comes across, but looks around to seo if ho
can't do a little better. Bo it is in buying
Lumber. , Don't buy tho first batch you see,
but look around. Wo keep a Eood stock all
tho time and our prices and grades aro just
about rlqht. You won't miss it if you sco us.
H Williamson & Monloomcry z
KICII 1111,1.,, T I f l.-sr
Mtanourl raclfbo Time Card.
SOUTH IIOl"M, HT. I.nVIH AMI K. ',
No. 25 Irnvori "t: (t 111.
N.. ?l fnv- MM 11. 111.
No. SO Ienv". , 10:10 j.. 111.
NO. 101 (luteal)... '.....10.13 n. 111.
WKHT lllifMO, KT. WtTT rK.NTItAU
No. R7 lnven lHX p. m.
No. 39 Ivivo 5:3 a. m.
HorTii 111 n . m. '
No. 2t Arrlven .VX't n. lit.
No. 27 Arrive) 12:33 p. in.
No. 23 Arrive 10:10 p. 111
No, lo-T (luteal) :;) P- ra
KAT ItOITXO ,'T. HtXITT C'rtSTRAU
No. 54 Arrive..... 12 20 p. ni
No. 40 Arrlvi-a... 8:33 p. tu
U. A. ll.ui.icr, Agt.
Needles, Shuttles, Bands and Oil.
NEW AND
SECOND-HAND
EXCHANGE.
vV bo v. tl orexehftiicerweonilhantl
piKxU. We itre note ap-ntu tor the
fitvr llcm Hewing Machine
nntl enrrr nttachnifntn for all ma
chine", Kurtilturert'fttUnhfd. maiuisk
AMI HTOVIt Kr TAIHI.NU A Hl'rXlAI.TT.
M. A. JUH11 aSa OO.
Kirk Itulldlnjr, North fit li St.
Rlcblilll, - - Missouri.
Editorially Fearless.
Consistently Republican Always.
New from nil parts uf t lit- vorll. Wtjl rlttt n, (irlxlmd ,
atorU-H. Antttvtm to ijih rlt-s on nil fm1.-t Arlli-h m ii
llenlth, tho II oiiio. New Hooka, 11 ml oil Work About tli
Farm nml linnlen.
THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN
Tns: Intfii (Veax Im n mtniU'r .f tho AntK-lntttl Trvtw
antl bIko It the only AVtutorn nowpni-r rvft lvliiir the i titlrt'
teli prnphle ik'wii wrvice f tht New York him. nml
cable of the Now York World, lfldo ,lnlly n-portN from
over 2.000 KiHt'lnl eorrocpondrnt throughout tho rotintry.
No oii can tell more fully why It In tho beot on earth.
52 Twelve Pago Papers-One Dollar a Year
Jiriiniuior isevta rrirt everywhere and
perfect feaat or upeolal matter . .
Miitmcrltui for TIIK KH'll IIII.J, THIHI NK
and Till; WF.UKI.V INTKU tiCKAN urn-jetir.
Both Papers Ono Year For Only $1.50.
Col. L. Culbertson, one time a
well known citizen of this commu
nity, was married on the 351(1 of
June to Mrs. L. M- Irwin, of Fort
Scott, Kansas. The Colonel is of
sufficient age and experience to
have made a wise choice and has
doubtless done so, to his own en
tire satisfaction. We wish him
many years of connubial bliss.
Thomas Gault, formerly a high
ly esteemed citizen of Rich Hill,
brother of Hon. V. B. S. Gault of
Sprague, died at his home in Tex
as Juoe 25. He was a prominent
Democratic politician while he
was a resident of Bales county and
held many otlices cf trut, and at
all times discharged bis duty as an
official and a citizen to the satis
faction of the people and honor to
himself, and so gained the respect
and esteem of opponent as well as
supporter, lie leaves, a widow
two daughters and three sons, a
host of personal friends and a
good name.
1CKAI, F-HTATi: TKANSrKllH.
Mary Walter el al II S Waller
et al undivided j inters! 140 acres
sec 10 MounJ $iSoo.
Gates 1 M err) field to Henry
Meyer 40 acres sec 16 Uockrille
$500.
Mary H Fither to Walter Van
Dyke lot to, Kicti Hill $125.
r . r.i-ii . . i.1 r l . -
t i v'iiiii iu o 1, suiciuan 03
acres sec 1 Deepwater $jSoo.
Mary J Hadley to J I) Moore It
acres sec R, Osage lot 10 block So,
Owen Hoover to to W K Snow
et al lull j and 4 block 5 Williams
a 1 Kicli Hill $400.
R C 1'ov.ers to II Itobb lots 7
ami H block 83 Foster $35.
John Starr to Andrew J nekton pt
lot C block I'apinvillc $65.
Jjick Slaton to C'has Koakin lot
53 Woriond $175.
Amiis Glenn to Ruth A Dungan
16 acet s sec 5 Otage $ 1. '
Ruth Dungan to Susan J Charles
ton id acres sec 4 Osage $1,
J W Rhodes et al to Clixabcth
Ranty K'ls io, H and il, block 1
Spiatfue $i)0.
Millard F Tahler 80 actes sec jo
GmikI River nyj.
C II Bryant to J W Baker 10 acres
tec 4 I'lriitdiit Gat $150.
li A Scott t C A Allen et al lot
3 block 1 Scott iiddition Butler
300.
t: A Scot to W J Nvx et al lot a
(dock 1, Scott's i.ddition Butter
$150.
J A Baker to T V Gardner 304
acict, sec 4 and 5, I'lea.aut Gap
f idoo.
A C Widdicome lo W S Clgetl
3'k acres, sec X and 17, 1'iaiiif
S7So.
V (i Squires to A M Young 5
acres, sac li Deer Cieek 10
l.lu.I.eih Bro-.vn tu lit" Itivttn
pmtlut;, Llv,ikC4, K'uli Hill $1.
DR. G. N. SHARP
DRUGGIST
And Mannfiactarer of
Family Keniedlea. t
Have you a eougrh or nrr- urTorlng
from it cold? H o try lr. KVnrpa
COLHJH ANII LUNG KF.MKbY.
If you are trouMcd with indigestion
cr atoiuiu'h troutilr iir. , . .
IMflKSTINK
For all paluM and nehoa apply
UKL1KF
TlKtte teatetl reiueilb- linve eured
othorn, t!Ky wlUeiiiryoo. Try tliein.
CArilTARIUral.
lacai.4 at lata aa try
f tTAauaw.0 taaa.
Crraalfd attfc a full BtaS a phy.trlaba Bad
inrron, l rtraaiawatof alirtitxwi. LtuMaaatA,
r OOmt lor aceomraodAUoB el paiMata.
ra $wrmJ OralttM t'rWtW arafA
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Wall tMatwr-ad to troat ditto of aaaiaa.
St.ay aha lirt aurr.rd l-r ye.n, rcre4 at
aa. apacial faook tor atoeata a
TraJa. att.ad.aM. taat latralld'. aaM
la tha aa. a-Bay Iaa4 la SaauBUMUaaa.
A oul.t Boat, for wean. a tturlaf raaStMaieai,
CaJtCllft. TtrriOIS-aa rUa.y CaUl Caraa.
waifa rot book oa
Club rt. Currlurn ta. Ey. !,
B.ia, liar. Jf I Kitliy. Iiiaddar,
f njlM,, Catarra. I iMoodasd
rtiuaiack Troaalaa, I (.!, Uttaaaaa,
rtLtS. rWU-Cara laalilraly Caaraatati.
M'lflnl A.Ml. raae mm aatMTM. A.
mfUd aartraMra, attt .
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