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or Mil LL IDllLiU) MJ XJ iifo A volumi: 1,1 KICII HILL, MIMSOCUI. TI1UIX8DAY, MARCH 24, I1X. S. 29 PTHTO TTTlPTi TTXTTTT3 THE Attention farmers. Why remuiii In the North mid May In doom six months in tin' year conHumiiiif what you raise iluriiiff the other t-X months'.' ' South where yon can work out door every month in the year, a ml where you n rv producing foinetlitnjr the j car rmiml. If you are a stock mixer you know your stock are now "eatliii? tlielr hend off" ninl. Isoldes, have to lie protect d from t!ie rtjt M of wtnt'T by extensive t heller. l-conoinleal stock leedinjr nipim-a tin- combination of in. tii Ii.- li-fi ruling and fat (orinlnc (im.hJ in certain pro portion. Alalia ma and rjirllii produce iu nhuud iiurti the velvet twan niid.caji-s.-iva. the tirt a ttcsli pro ilu.vr, ami the latter lat producer, ntnl they rv the 1IVIIM-Hl (III" I lx'-t fattening materials known to the world Mure money can lJ inu.de ntnl with less lalor, in peti eral fannini:, fruit ami Is-rry crowing and truck Enrdeti ins aluiiv; our road In the South than In any other eo tloti of tin- I'tilon. If you are interested and desire further information on the subject, address G. A. PARK. .,'i Imutnujc ft tukmal A jeat. Loulxllls sfcllls R. K. LOUISVILLE. KY. Tnvtrsla la WtBOURt KAH3A3 OKLAHOMA mourn rtmntronY r MM MHO TM3 south wrtr ALABAMA AltO 1HZ SOUTHCAST r.-l i.-'d ra: In c3-rt kll tt tr M i. -o k,,vm ilr Mnrlltl i.-ilir i;J.I'H'iM- An!-.? IKI mi4f W I- i ' ' ii." n-ftiMMTrvutm. t-t iv liJncf . 1.B.CU KM W MICH HILL, anattOCRI, Hai'ANTa. Knnn(lty Mall and Kx- prxtiw 6:15 a. tu. TexriM. Oklnhouwi A Mem- pliU. Mail and Lxpreva 00 p. tn 'arbou Outer 4:i5 p. rn Am cm r.. 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Incorporation certificate, full text of by-laws, complete lejral dijrest of inorts-nfTPH. etc., etc, cor rected to tktober, VMl. Price $5 net, to accompany each order. FOll S.YLU ONLY HY DOW, JONES &C0., 4 Broad St.. New York. The oldest News Acr"iiey of Wall St., and Publisher of The Wall Street Journal. INVKSTOKH ULAUTHi; WAll STRUT JOLRSAl. tpr.l jmr y nbuuD I'. 8. slid ftjrrim -t4 B(aiM,iark'fe rro ti itirfcUoB lor irrm rtjnrt am How to &snm WASHINGTON O. C St Louis & north Arkansas Railway Connect at lilt-inaa with th St Loul and Pan Fraoelsoa. New tlaM card in effonl Sunday .J une. 29, 1WW MOXXIIO TKAIKa. ro. 1 Lv. Kuraka rpirs. 6ui0a m ai, roiifaiao ft;4' a, ic Na. t Lv.Haltjrmao 1:10 a.m. Ar. Kureka epior 8:07 . Qi. No. 6 Lt. F.ureka piping a :U p. Da. Ar. Keligman. B:45 p an. Ar Kiireka Hprtuca 8:02 p rn No 7 L Kureka Hprirf K:u p m Ar. Siiiriuu !) 'jn p n. No. 8 Lv t'iiuaa V .Vi p id. Ar. i.uieka Hprlnr 10:47 p ru Couoeetlnu liviu neb Hill. Mo. tuada win the Princo l tb Prl(lr I t'ribK or vi ile Miuphi ( j Nlcbola JoiictUiii Until j A bin1fni lie Pkmplil to Kureka Spring a a Hit baa been iud. Hh bao'ltu) llluairatlon. A opy eul tree toaiij addrma. Addrawa all .tuqulrie an1 ordara lo(iu, Wl, Manatrr Eureka Hpriuga, Ark. OKO.tVF-T Mauae MAGilZIIIEW Ut-at I . ' i lit - ' I Art 4 B4 w a Ktlli'k. '' a'. hiBsrIa. (-. sfaO, - 1 1 d A 1 Ht-tit;a ccIihi I n,f iAfvf rttrisv rtA7Ai( m-m a "fr aft 4 Uii M Ml MX M uw iwai m , tart. e-.v 1 1 miI-m, t THE MCALL CO.. ttt-ttvur nt na tu ua tota. Walnut htreet M K Ctmrch. There will be no preaching at the Walnut Street M. . Church neat Sunday as the pastor will be ab sent attending conference. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Junior League at 1:30 p. rn. Epwoith League at 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7130, Cuas. C. James, Pastor. Flrat l'reabjtcnan CUnrcb. There will be preaching service next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7130 TFftOE-MAFKS V A FREE PATTERN rbt. , 50 cat ;ur. I p. tn. Prayer meeting Thursday 7130. Sunday School at 9:41; a. m. Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m. Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p tu W, U. CitASCfcUOK, Patr, GCTTING NEAKKB. Lamar's Boodllng and libonet Election a. At a meeting 01 the Democratic County Central Committee held at Lamar recently tome Interesting 4..i. i t t Mn,t th,n took P1"' J' B' Mc' ray, secretary of tbe committee and candidate for the nomination lor protecuting attorney, in a tpeech before tbe committee, made charge that (tapered tbe faithful ai the words fell from Mr. Mc Gilvray'i lip. Mr. McGiIvray aaid be bad lire in Chicngo, had twice voted for Carter Harrifron for mayor of that city, and therefore knew something of the political corruption and tot tennet that existed in the "wind) city." fie said that be thought b bad seen political corruption in It worst phase in Chicago, but when he got to Lamar, he found be bad never before seen die honest elections, and corruption in politics. He went on to say thai Lamar in the matter ot corrupt el ection, was so much worse than Chicago, that there was do compar ison between tbe two place, al though Chicago had the name of having tbe most corrupt elections of auy place in the country. Mr. Mc Gilvray has openlv made a charge of conditions at Lamar, which the people of Barton County have for several years past, believed existed at the county seat and therefore no one will be surprised at Mr. McGil vray's statements. It has generally been understood that votes wcte bought and sold out right at Lacnar on election days for several years past and now come a brave young man wbo knows what he it talking about and publicly ptoclaimt that Lamar is the center of political cor ruption, rottennevi and botHllin. Goldm City Frte Irea. Uig Fire ax Wwrland rimK tlond.iv momino. March :hi Mercantile etablih(nrnt of Lawriil Durv, at Worland, was rJi:ovirrd i flames and was soon etiitrcly nmumeJ with its contents. The store of Millie & Rankin ad joining also took fire and was de stroyed. Nothing was saved. The property was only partially covered with insurance and the Iot i quite heavy on the owntrs. Tl Town of IVotland will greatly frel the loss ol two such buincss firms TRLSTtfS SUf , Wlietvna, rornella A. Itliim and W. H. Blum, her hunband. by their certain dil ot trut, datel ttie 2d day ot May. I'Md, and recorded on t)n4tli day of May, l.ail. In KiMik 172, at I'atf ls, In the otnoe of the lucorder of iM-di within and tor tlatca ciiitiity, Mluourt. at IlutU-r, cmveytnl to J. F, Tod ford, trutv, the follow liijC diwriNtl roiil otte, itttitto, 1.1 tug and N-lnt; In Hate eouutr, MUmutrt, to-wtt: IxtThnwtni, In 1'dock itio liun- tlrv.1 aud Four tlOli lu tlio Otv ot l:U h 1 1 ill. to Mvury the luiytneat ot one certain promtaaory note tu aald detnl of trut fully derrtrhd; aud WlK'rva. the aald J. F. Tedford, truatoo (U ftlol4.id. la aUfe'itl from the tAt ii MUatourt and unaUo to act; aud Whervaa, default haa U-rn made In tlto usynient of aald proraUaory note ao deacriUHl In aald deed ot truat and tlio lntert thereon: Now, thervtorv, I, Joe T. HniltU, artln Sheriff of Ha tea county, Mia sourt, at the rv)ueat ot the k-aj holder aud owiH-r ot aald note, here by give noticw that I will on KATVmiAY.TWK J tut or Al'klUlSO, U-t ween ttte houra of o'chn. k a, tu and 5 o'clock p in. of that day, at the east trout door ot the Court Houw, In the city i4 Hutk-r, Hates county, Mhwourl, exHM aald rvl estate for eaVr, at pul.lw auctViu. to the hUihost Wilder, tor cimU. to )uxy off aatd note A taUat thcis.u au tUo et,riiM vi executing this ruL JuK T. SMtT, Ben tee Pension Order. Pension Commissioner Ware with tbe. approval of Secretary of Inter ior Hitchcock hat issued tbe follow ing order tn regard to Set vice Pen sions, to vntt Ordered in the adjudication of pension cJaims under said act of June 17, 1890, at amended, it srall be taken and considered as an evi dential fact, if the contrary doe not appear, ami if all other legal re quirments are properly met, that when a dAimant has passed tbe age if 6 years be is disabled one-half in ability to perform manual labor, and it entitled to be rated at $5 per month: after 65 years at $S per month: alter 63 at $10 per month. and after 70 year at $11 per month. Allowance at higher rate, not ex ec ding $12 per month, will coo tinucAs.be raade as here -to-fore. whetm disabilities other than age sbotfrs a condition of inability to perform manual tador. This order shall take effect April 13, 1904, and shall not be deemed retroactive. Toe former rule of tbe ofScc fixing tbe minimum and maximum at 65 and 75 years, re spectively, are hereby modified as above. p . Commissioner in explain ing tie order says. "There has long beet) in tbe bureau a rule fix ing maximum age limit, with $13 tor 75 years. This was made dur ing fclr. Cleveland' administration by Commissioner Lcbren. Tbe 65th year minimum limit ba been long while in force in tne bureau. Tbe act of Congress which was passed in the latter part of January, 1 and approved by President Cleveland, put all tbe Mexican war veteran on tbe pension roll, thirty- nine year after tbe end of the Mex ican war. It would teem that to soldiers of the mil war, who foogbt vastly more and 1 nger, at least as good a rule ought to apply. 'The order could not have been issued earlier because it is only now thai the thirty-nine years fixed by the congressional limit has been reached- The civil war ended in 1S65. 'There is an advantage and sav ing to the government in the use of this order, because every old soldier who has reached the age o' 6j years is able to prove almost without pos sibility of b-jutt that be is ane-half duabled flora earning bis support by manual labor. This being so, it rems ucwite to put a soldier to the expense of time and tf anporiation to go to a place where a medical board can examine him to find that fact out, and, on the other band, it seems unnecessary f r the govern ment to keep boards etMiln-d and pay $3 for the examination of a sol dier, when the teu!t of tbe exami nation can be so accurately foretold. Ol the ioo.ooo examinations in the !M year, if one-fourth of them were saved it would make a saving on them to tbe government of $?oo, 000, and perhaps an equal amount in time and transportation to the old soldiers who bav to go and de ex amined. I am not able to say hat expense tbe bill will entail in the shape of additional payments." Cfenrch Steaafcerahlp. In tSoo only 7 per cent ot tbe to tal population of the United States wete church member, wheccas to day th ratio is 36 percent, the mem bers increasing from 364,000 to 19, 000,000. Not only has there beca this great gain in numbers, but tbrtt has also been a great inciease in ac tivity, at indicated by the ii of e.gn missions. youg people', Tublivhing Cwrpany, Spring ktita. brotheloo.l., Young Men. i fi,A JAf foi Christian AsKKiatwos, aud kindiedictuU movements Investigatioins show. howetrri that the large majority of young " . ' men, or o.0v),ooo out 01 i4,)(o, 000 ate ulide cl thuuij ttcmVr rssfr- )) iLlm&f at o CREAM BAKING POWDER Helps Housekeepers mo?c than any other article in tlie household. Its use protects the healtli of the duidren ship. Even after allowing a large margin for those who are doc mem bers bat attend religions services, at least occasionally, it is safe to say that frilly one-half are wholly out side of church fellowship or direct influence. It may be t comfort to know that this is no new problem. ' Professor Wilcox, ia bit book, "Tbe Pastor' and His Flock," describe condi tions a centuary ago, at follows: 'There were no yoany Christians in any considerable numbers. When a youny man joined tbe church of Dr. Lyman Beecber, in Litchfield, Conn., early in tbe century, so strange an event astonished all tbe western section of rhat slate. Ex. A sensible writer in tbe Farmer and Stockman aay: Some men would rather kick against some treatment tbey are having or find fault with tbe admicistr ition than to talk about their business and bow to make it more of a success- Most people talk over their business at any and all opportunities, bet I have seen farmers in j crowd that would talk aboot everything else. Fin ding tsult with the weather, tbe railroads or recking vengeance on the road supervisor or some such thing does not assist one particle in making a better farmer out ot a man. Tbe successful man advertises hi bust- nest and has interest enougti in it to talk about it to h-s neighbors and other whom he comes in contact. The April number of the Wo man's Home Companion opee with a rvmarktbla anicWr oa Lady Cur- ton, -Tle Chicago Gul Wbo Rule India," by Arthur HojL Martha Sanfoid wttte ol "The Chaf:ng-l)ikh id the College Girl." There is a tf--illn g description ot th adventui's "Kate Sheiley, tiie Ioara Hctoiuc. Ot interest to all rt5:gious people is the decrip tion of tbe p iilantbropie of "Tbe Disciple ol Ckrit." and the great pictorial feature on tbe "Louisiana Pure haw- Exposition' is unique in its ussy A proper to a png number, there tie many diverting short stories, such rt "Th Mstti tttouial Adveatuivt of Bertie," "While Breakfast Waited" aud "Tony, the FerrymaiJ". Mrs. Will II. Low continue her delect able cooking arttde Miss Gould devoes several pages to simple and charming spring tavhioas, and Mrs. Saint-Maur has mas excellent bints to guls wbo want to Uavel. Arti cles Cxi gai Jening aod the snaking of pin-moey cute a splendid sptieg ttamber. Published, by Th Crow WaxTKtUea or wonw tocl rv- - itton. Lr eoaatuUS C!t prliv H rlT J. N. Tracer. tfJt-wt arp Notice- to Teacbera. Tbe regular exarnitiauon far granting teacher's certif.care will be held in Butler, at tie West school baikiicg on Ma ret 25th aad z&. Work will begrs at S 1. m. II. O. Maxjet. School Com. Eteqatre 4QO Ut)t to vttp AgTlcltanst Baiidlag Thirteen months and five days would be required for one man to Sweep tbe door ot tbe Agricuhurvl building at the World's Fair. This meant that it would take o&e man twenty days to sweep tbe space oc cupied by tbe Missouri agricultural exbibit or that it would requrre a force of twenty men sweeping coo tinuously to keep tbe Missouri space clear cf rubbish. The bulk of the space, however, will be occu pied with exhibits, so that it is es timated a force ot ten men can sweep tbe Missouri space in one night, At this rate it will necessi tate a force cf joo men to sweep tbe agricu'tursl building each diy during tbe World's Fair. The MUvx.ri state exhibit in ag riculture occupies 15,000 square feet of fioor space. Dr.!!. J. Water. Superintendent in charge of tbe state exhibit, tay that tbe M-tsouri show will urpta all others ia mat ter of quality a well a ia proou Rnce of position and in tstect cf pace occupied. GETA OE ll TKEKCBTKWEST. Lit C:msj Settler Rites tJ til Frvia Marvh 1st to AprU rxab.l'X'l. tbe Purlinirtou make very low oo way Colonist rt4 to M.iut.iu-. Washlcfton. Orvgon, llhu, t';l- fornUt. TV tvtuctioti U fruus i,". U W rtf Or Hi frtu tlvo r-icu! ir rtte. Tte V.'ij Te Ea. Tho Rartiotott-NintK'rn Pacltc Hxpre, with cl;a:r esr and Tour bl sit-e-jxr. U th griMt d,t'.y Ibro trula to to tii Nrthe-i vU P:.l Mod An a. Through rates and ticlets alxo ta tl Nvrtlt vUs St. Paul and thoCireat Nrtbero aui NoetVrm PslSc rvwd. Te C5!i':r:;3. Join th I'ltrV.uton' tx:roua.i:y eonducted svek!y C!'..'ortiUs excuts slooa la tbriMisi Tourist skvivrs Ls iVnver, tbrvu,r!s S.-cuii. Cl'rudo aad Jsalt Lake City by d-iyllLt. E"-V Pt"ft;,,,t oatbe Cot and tLird Tu -ij.yi tf ofwh nioath. Write te rat r, t.itci4, triuwir vkv, foidi-ra, Wrlhs au-i ot!r ta foriuitlou. L. BRKtH, t. W. VSAMELt r 1.t,ikU-aH, 0.irv-iw kAr On, lii )t UmSl . C. tKAHON. i. t. A . -i Si..