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One of lha Largest mi Rfost Tftorciig!.!y f quipped Colleges In the West.
' Teaches Tract'ce'Iy very.!ng. Positions Guarantee!
10 Stute.at Item Ceur.ee. 321 Cearloataa taet f sr. Thl I. lhe only Intuitu
turn iu cimiuy abere eiuur.utlt 4ic UoivirJ ft! actual cun, Lrnee cut rr mark tbl y low rntr.
PS. 00 to II 00.00 ry iliteeTpenr.pni T' nf Fnrtv Wfflf, for boiirrl tnlte of iwitu
tti.il tiiitmn, ti I.lvrnry itei-ttmf ntn. 1 be Lhjoq tluaiDee. College opeititct Ux aivut elalw
lute Koiuil bnuiirtj. eichauiie eiUut.
tcai ir liee do me Iiliwtnited Catalogae, arid name dcpirtmeot la wtlcb yon are Interested.
J. B. DILLC, fres,. Station N. J. Dixon. 111.
j TEIIGE EUERY LUEEII
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2T i fiiiiQ I ThcGreat kww
ill LUUEO Paper of America
Ti e Great New spepe
id the World
I GLOBE-DEOGRAT
OIIE DOLLAR 11 YEAR
.!iini"t r'jn.il to nDaily at tbe price of n Weekly. The Intent telegraphic
.. u from nil tlio World every Tuenilay and Friday. Full ami correct
M.n kvt Import. A rvat variety of lntrvtstinir arid Instructive reading
1. 1. it n. r for every iiienilror of the family. I'netjunled a it Newspaper and
Home Journal. Two pii"n) every wwk, Orni Dollar u Year SAMPLE
COPIES J KUE. . .
THE GLOBE PRHITI!?C CO. St. Louis, Mo
k il A
Elf!!! DEAFHESS7
3 AGTHTilA,
Cured at Horn by a fiew, Quick, mud Reliable Method.
CATARRH.
1 r v
Tfcrmsaadi nt?T
die from the rlMK of
Catarrh erery f. Catarrh et toe bMd
BJta taroat dare !op. E.r. Uroochlai. td Puwn-
Be Catarrh. Ear Catarrh cau.ee Dwwrweoe
ui 11..4 Nof.ert. Bronchi! (turrk lead, to
tlthni Ull CMMnfi. SuMnarB Catarrh
IrtliM. Hcl uk Uf w m LMwy Kim
m C"TU tin Um4 1. Soy Unt Vr. W.
I nil! 11. Ctrmwr. 1T1 EnelM
Are., Kmm Clr. -, "Tot K year. I
KlmJ A.lhmk. kod lUtlil tot work of
uy kind. My br.d sod lucr torPd op wt
wbenioc. r.tum, udcoof ni. a.y uaat.fet,
Ed I eouid Bolli. dowa, but fei to tl cp la .
cb.lr to .ierp. Xo d.mp nd B.y Fie v.attier
1 (uffered umI Tm Hr.naia.ft Mrdle.1 In.tt
tat. cored me, aad I B.nnliy rMomrnd tb.a
to i&um aCsUd wllbAlaaA aad tit HVtg,"
PI F r?VO ! 11 DUMMIES and cbroata
a a w w W j tompitiDU cared at faocna.
fcyttiptom blank f r wbaiaac i taka Waaw
ir.fnterrrt. Wilt. uxUj. '
Tli"reticui iiigini(irfill'il "ta-liy"
To piny It tviw.i men rnlnly try:
ntnrt It nt our very Mrtli.
Nor quit It till c li-Hve th! earth.
Vhi'ij flrat tlio aiin lnnkca kIiiiI
rjt
WcMhik nod m nil niul won. lor why
. Whnt.t tlio aecn't of mui-paa?
KVn tiny who litn It tillndly
Why tin the w Imln Mow noftly liy?
Why nn tho atnra w-t In the aky?
Wliy ntv tho flowrra frralt nml
ptveet
KoKttori'tl rofiiwly nt our fitl?
Why U it that mvrt golil run huy
The koo1 that toll w ill oft. deny?
,entrlve to noire, nml atrlvo In
vnln.
The wcret of Ilfe'a Joy find pn In;
We lore, we lone, we laugh, we
cry
'TU all In the great game of
"why:"
WnHhlngton Ejenlng Star.
IRO'.J ()LR IXCtSVNGtS.
Wc-ley Dentin h nccrptcil
poiition with th Mo, State Hank
nftrr Sept. 1st. Werley i n in-
I lutriont, aliulioim, puimliiUin
young itmn, coiirtrom aiul oi'liyinH.
II tok coure in book kerpmR
in Kmnii City am! Imi hecu em
ployed in the Farmer liank in tl.U
city. Utitler Time.
J 'e l.ke Iwst to r.ill
i? SCOTT'S LML'LSION
n fivnl Is-ct-.-.-e it ! 'ni!lt i em
S 1 U.iiti ::!'v f"r 'ifoi t mil i
J And rt i'l the in ilier i f rc.'tor-
i i.r 'rrtK tilv. i,( f ivin,; t,:V
.f t-ej-Mt to the ti. sui s. c 1 i t i ll!)'
1 1 the iHivi-s, i:a ,i turn i. tlutt
i 'l n in. i.n ..if.
SCOT I IK IV M, I ,.bBlt.
.fl-4H l'Jil dm I. N,wY.
. inl ' 'l irumUlk
t
Sau?rRdo's
Favorite
lion.
Prescrlp-
DSAFKCS3 CURED.
- I jil.tiS, Col.. Not. IU li. ler doetori I
ri. 'ttwcl jour Kr M.anr EBfliiaand It
. Vt'rk! WODdn. la aay MM. I v.. o df I
t:i& noi teur am.a .bout wltJblo t tm o ma.
1 on:.: hfiar onthio butdiatrkctliig ba4 boIm,.
t ' , u.iurbd rue .Ud.y aad kepi id awake at
l iOl. 1 mu .Kepue, but aovlaat Cra be.
rrz
ll.rerla til yen claim yonr treatTcrot will da tat
tbad.!. It entirely .topped the aol.. ta a;
b.ad and made ny be.n.ff perfeoi. ltubw
a.y eottvereatleQ vubtn tea feet aad a aie.r.
wbu:i!lmli. J .end yuo earn f a trtaed
afllctcd m I ww I know your treatment wliJ
cure ber. I will n.k.cath t-o .11 I b.ve wld.
YeurdaUcbMfricou. JAM IiiLaXiSUAW.
Tb low rata ( S&M a ler-lMde all aeteiea, BBeatetaea. perls em,
ln.fruM.kttt. 1mm mm .m , Mfnl m mum tr.atn.nl. . h.lhla. mlaum A h...
T(-e nroamka Vrdlolal laatltnta hac beea toeated In Kn-ajC!tT. Mm. 1 year, ant) baa
c irr-1 io-'.nla. If yoa ara .ufl.rlcir froa DeataeM. Cauu-rb, or A.tbma, we can cure yoa
t-t frorne. A booklet telllnf of our manrelou. treatmeat aad wonderful auoees. .eat t'REK.
C inu la ynutb eue. DeafiseH in old aire. Daafoea. uum mucb worry and to. t bai.pl
M si A. .lima cauae. .uSerioc and poor health. We can cure all of tbe above dUeaoe. at jour
l..u, au tans co enanea but wiiie voday tot i KXK tiueauoa blaait aad booklet. AddrcM,
il!3 DRAHAMJUI MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
(CvMr , rt.Jl.lf mm mm m
r.,z:izBiZ""Z?j.r- Ivonsas City, r.llssourl
TBE CEjiMINIiERIEilH DOCTORS
If 1 1 r r- Catarrak. ro.tbHU. humif t. Dysprrrta. IctaajiaU.
mt W Ilk D.Matrry, "Kk.U, Pita, scrofula, bmti Petto. P.r
It!yil.erS, rUea,rttala.Caauaittai Uta.err.1bt.te rem.l.
CoracUlaU, aad Olaaascaaf ta. Heart. Iaiack. Ltver. Bowel. aaC
Iriiatry.. 6claal CarvatBra.HBat tata.Clak rttt. Pott." DIs-t.K.
Cra.a Eyes. (Via aver tat by. Cataract, Craaalalcd LUa.
J! cm Tratmmtt$ Cwroe. Write for Brmptoai Llm Coasaltattoa Vea. rwAeU
tmy . Trained Bpeci.li lot each claai of diaaaaa. Ore thirty SpclaU4a, repreonUu tha
A J..alhlo. Eoueope UUa. and Kolectle tWbooU of laedletna. aosUBla tbeir akiU waea
itr? oaeerb InlTtda.l eaa. All aeedteia. furBl.hed, bb1 .t ao treater eoet than eae ordinary
iw'Wr wnuid cUaxye fuf wr Itlr preecritikiMi. .ad aendnof yaa to the dniff atore to b.v. tlieta
f .!'! .1 your own oteuw. 1eler.b a. la etnerreaef cum; we will wt) .peol.ii.toa fir.
turn eaii.Kia cx aoriuriiuaw eueswaetuty a a; inuw ten., h Huprr.
WEAKUEH
Jf yoa rafter froat
Buy or Uie vi ...
DleeaaM
Itni
e:l nvul . r ifttiWoi ti
r , V pro4 nr vktU im rif
t l.rtriiin Jipai iy QbUfblu,ff thoa-
--t. ) u Voluntary tyaatliuO.ttkU wf klMUtt
I . ifirittaT ukiriM, iMotHifext. .-
t .-u(tt tii tc. il vi4 bry Mifr
f( t-7rTf eHla IrMf. Mil Mt W TH MX-St tffiip1t If fT M t w
In hf Laoca.1 rhr.tcU. io.biriat t-;iUa ro eM
U1 fnl IC V"tr atitila. to nuiu.i
NO GURE.NO PAY
A. weia te mmmrmtt wlta the
illeUoet aad.rftudlo tbat wa will car
rat aooad a&4 wU or tba tis. boost
will coat yea aotlilnd W. cure Leat
Haaaood. taoilual W.akaeat, Uporaaa.
wirrlxM, Oooorrbaia. BrrklUa. V.rieo.
eele. aarteaute. eud .il nuHoM ate, or
t. dee't oot row a pofjur. (.julLetlii ond
.dvire free b Utter or to toreuo, ..richly auoav
deaUai, Coil or write.
I-"-" '4
W. bar.
AarP.ware of tr.T.lir.e diietur. wire ei.lta to
nprMii n. ft 4 1 M M la gmm, liiiuwatoa rriT.wt uwu
fur .iu... M.B or Woaaea.
THE CERLTMKZERICAN COOTCHS,
pt w.teut 0t.t opsoiin on Piurrit. iapsas city .mo.
Vfflc Hoar.t m. to I p. b ludtji, W . a. to 1 p. ct.
1
WMNawl
101 & u 3 lcsl Slh S!., Ksns.s City, Cj. (?:RtSS5S!)
Ilit CU Rr tbl Drtor. Cldea. U a aad Ua(a Lecatai. a lef alar Grtauai.
U hat lUsa. Ottf I tar Special fractica24 ttart la k.u..i til.
Attthorleed tie tbe et.te to treat rkreata. HMreo. . j k.ui.i
ur eft auer.ot.ed or vuhmtv refttoded. All m..'..; t nr. I ... .. .....t . i ,
o mcivut i or 1c)uikhi ameiiMlikee tued. r-u dcirulum f iu. ixuuuea fa
tlrul. at a duttaace treated by tu.il aad e.prea. U'llidonieal n ,.t...
e I rote (aae or lreaae(e. Ho iu..!u la etui C O. J), uuleee pait y uki
. . ..w -- , , mm yimr cut .cu. OCOd
Cii.K.iHia oca aad ouotvxcuilai, tr.iarjo.iiy or by Itiut.
1 IHKM 1US. Vf I
i j f 1 Airthorlr.
' J f J j, Cur..uer
' j i BO UiClVli
;i i V"1?
f lie from
, 11 a-ub order,
;- , j ' tut UlUUV
Seminal Weakness and
oexuajt Debility, TZXS
v. . h u:li)f, I in i ud l.iuit be oa l. it
r . - til I I v4 I. tin b4, tMiiuia tb Ixtt k,
i ouKiefd t litl tjtw r luinraa, baftblul
i, k, mtviUiV i lo iMiirty, LaM cf armiMil rvwvr,
t- of tnoiiM-4, -, c-uivni Ivr life. I raft
ii. -p I.' Wl Vaac, tctW (n4 rBil powr,
, liCf ) U la lO Wrr, U.ftf aa4 atrtt((llk
; c a w parai-4 luki yvu ut lur iuuuiv,
i r.,riV;ifn bl urnt.uita-at.itt iUIii
-J J iliiaiat I.BUJI ani M-tattr. Cuffd fo
h r. feluud rj4'M.uif, Miu iiaTaara, I ktii
; vtfl'iuv, f (fvu (tua, at.4 ieleyA. ua
oil 11114 p i-!' iicr, pwauiygiy o-ja4
o. aiMi.v t tiAaO4.
tret HtiMttua t Aotiy tor Rea Oa!y.
tXllaTl
SfrfrfnrA J'T
" v or uieirutueot. A
aad tef.Hll.LH nu.Tti-.imeot. f.opela end
BO catxrura. Ko ouuikn, cutting, Uruiet
or .ouBda, P)o dceuiloa fiuta bueiueM.
l houeaeiia catrd. A peiwuaeut cute .ui.
utred or atuory leluoiled. bend at.rup u
book, wbicb lully .rulaiua tbl. dieeaae.
Varic eel tZ2ml.i
eou.drl.lhty. waakoea. of Oi. or.ual .teicui,
etc., peiLuaueaiiy cuied wubvui peia.
Hydrocele-. wuw XT"
Phlmosi s-.r...;' u
fl O n If "wbec.e.Wp.. Opto
w ture.lrae to Ule, wilh full dre.
erlixloa of eluee dreora, tba eicot. aad
care, meat aealed la Wi.tfe'
tIEL.1 IliTUSE H
ll u ?.
4
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are arury to ata.-t ..4 aorona Tij "W iBfJa.Ij
- vmm ,-w'i wtayaj tlttl fBt-
i 'u t i rw ruin
rafll, f.l.ta
atr" . umcf II I',
S,t.at Mi at Wabiiifjg 6lll(t-
I'eal MH:tali. .11 a-l-.
rna..
ruiiiporY-v saay
-I I III I I i t I
f " ' s
"e -
It woulJ be a distinct benefit to
the science of sociology if its apos
tie could be divested of the mis
leading idea that "education" is the
one panacea for every moral ill
mankind is heir to. There ii no
more mischievous doctrine in the
whole list ot human failicies. Stu
dents pf the higher class, of course
know that "education" does not rid
the heart of it evil passion and
propensities, and that illiteracy and
crime are by no means convertible
term. Nevertheless, the prepo
terou agitation goes o?l. Every
shallow amateur who can get his
theories into public ptints harps on
the foolish string. Every wiseacre
to whoTi even the smallest audience
will listen solemnly recommend the
'ologies for every form of vice and
degradation. Just as Dr. Sangrado
prescribed . bread pills in cases
where the symptoms baffled him
whictf was in nine rases out of ten
o do these modern quacks pro
claim their stupid prophylactic and
impudently prophesy its efficacy.
When the negro. White, commit
ted that unutterable crime for which
the Deleware mob inllicled upon
him an apalling punishment, the
newspapers in Philadelphia and the
vicinity were filled tvith cominuni
cations from "educated" person of
both races, describing the unhappy
wretch as "one of the ignorant and
degraded negroes" who had lied
from the cruel repression of the
Southern whites and brought their
savgery to curse that civilized and
cultivated rerion. It turned out
that Whiie was a native of Pcntml
vania, had never lived bouth. and
that if he was illiterate, is cherged,
it wa by preference. Not many
day since an audience assembled in
a Boston church, gathered together
under the auspice of the Colored
Men' Business Asssociation ot the
city, borne dispute arose, and in
moment razor and bludgeons were
displayed and there ensued a bar
barous pandemonium that would
have done credit to the Cannibal
island. Thursday evening, in New
York city that home of grace and
culture and the higher education,
the Colored Literary League held
meeting to denounce lynching and
the South but not to preach to their
illiterate brethren the infamy of the
crime vwh'uh furnihct lynching with
pietem.
"Eduration," fot'ooth! And
what it this ghastly story of two
eminent white scientist actually
coadjutor of no lest personage than
ProlcMor Langley, of the Smithtcn
lan Institution, tbe Nation.it Mute
urn, the Akitopliysicul Observatory,
and the National monument Society
what about tbetc illuttriout tchol
ar a i itl shining it;ht of erudition
who are now charged .'or having paid
for and patronized in person a Kio
wa yn danoe? Protestor Dawton
of the Field Columbian Museum,
and Piofei.Mr Mooney, of the Bu
reau of Ethnology, are a coined by
a respont.l-le oflicial ot the Indian
office o( bavioi; paid the Kiowat lo
give them a tun dance and of hav
ing witnessed their hideout orgies,
including all the f-ickeuing and
brutal miMdationt and torturtt which
figuie ir, the ceremony. It wat a
carnival ol h'irior nicli at Nero rev
fled in, jet the very bighe.i educa
tion -Joe not term to have uutiitid
our tcicnti.it for lit enjoyment.
That it in well to be e Incited we
admit. Who can t'en ilf But to
atsert, a. to many churtatant dj,
that it inaket vimiouit pertou of
thote who would olliciwiic Le wick
ed, or thai the lack of it make
riminala of thote who would be
virtuout. ia the lalt itt and ni"l
mibchicvout propagniuU that wa
ever spread on eaMli.e-WatLington
1'ott.
From the Republican Prets we
learn that
Dim K. Walker of theMcKibben
Mercantile Co. wa rusticating down
at Rich Hill Wednesday.
Mi Mary Anderson of Cnrtnage
it the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. F.
Joties at the parsonage.
W. O. Atkeson and daughter
went to Carthage Wednesday re
turning Thursday evening.
Miss Nellie Grant returned Mon
day afternoon from a few day vi
sit with Rich Hill friends.
Miss Sallie Rhode of Rich Hill
i visiting her sister, Mr. U. Cobb
ince Tuesday, and will remain for
suiim time.
Prof. Chas, Van Henthuten of
Rich Hi!! wa a pleasant caller at
this olTice last Saturday while in
town, lie went out Into the coun
try to visit isis father over Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. II. L. Cook and
children, Mr. Fannie Cook and son
Joseph all of Bloorofirld, Iowa,
were in the city visiting at the II. G.
Cook home, as also relat.ves at Rich
Hill. G. N. Requa and
T. Dwight Day left Wednesday
noon of this week for the Grand
Array Encampment at San Francis
co. J. H. Thomas decided not to go.
It will be a great trip for them.
Among the Butler people attend
ing the Rich Hill race Friday ot
last week were Capt. F. J. Tygard
Wesley Denton, Recorder Lyle,
Mr. and Mr. Frank McKibben,
and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fisk and
daughter.
CUiCHESTEITS OiGLISIt
PEK!aYROYAL PILLS
fa. .!---- tvl,i,. . Iriic-riat frf
KM IIP r H H K.eLI".tl in Krl t4
4elI m'lM.tit- Kit:-, m-atit-.! with hit rtM-n.
1htii(ihfr. l.-rte4ft flamrtHtM knttvatto
ltafliUaaaa Mt 1 1 at 4 -. tint n ViMlT lnitr?Txt,
fr awTKl 4, tn wtit,r IV r rarllrHlnra. T-C-MMtla
ar 1 - Hrttr for I !." in trtr
hv rfttim 1a.llr lvtuoutMi. (Sold by
ail ltrufnr'-f.
XO 4Un fee. rr, THIIevA ri
Mrattti tala aaiaaiw
mcr,ca' BEST Rcpub,Scr.
Editorially Fearless.
Consistently Repubican Away.
Ni'ivt from till part f the woild. Well w rlt ten, orlnlnnl
atolli'M. AtiHtvt'lK to tptei lea I'll nil auljn I - A It Ii lea oil
llt'tilth, the Home, New ftooko, ninl on W ork About 1 ho
l'n rm and (Inrdeti,
I HE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN
TllK NT: tH kam U n. Illi liilH-r of the AKnoelnted J'naa
and hImo la the only WcNtern iiewKpiiiHir reet'lvliiK the entire
telegrnphlc new a nervine of the New York Mm. nml l;il
eahliMif the New York World, la HfiltM dully reporta from
rver 2,iVmi .Helnl 'irn-rii)iiilviitu tl.rotiuhunt t ! roitntry.
No en can tell inon fully whjlt U the brat on earth.
52 Twelve Pago Papers One Dollar a Year
Ltriinf til of News from everywhere ami
it perfect foaat of special matter . .
Sulmcrilw for THE ItlfH HI LI, TRIBUNE
and THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN one
year,
Both Papers One Year For Onlv &l.fin.
Needles, Shuttles, Bands and Oil.
NEW AND
SECOND-HAND
EXCHANGE.
We hiiy, ei ll ort xi haiwew-rond hand
goo!'. W'c are sole ajientH for the
Sew Home Sew lug1 Machine
and carry attai htnenta for all inn
chlneM, Kiimlturervnnlfhed. M.tiHisr.
AMI aTOVK Hfl'AIKINd A dl'Kt'lAl.TY,
. X. JtII N OO.
Kirk Ruildlnir, North flth St.
Kielt Hill. - - Ml-fourl
DR. G. N. SHARP,
ItHUGOIST
And Manufacturer of
Family lteinedlea. : :
Hare you a coiifch or are mirierlng
from a cold? If wo try Ir. shaijia
U)UCH AND MNi REMEDY.
If von are troubled with Indlsi-Htlon
or atoiuncb trouble line
IW.ESTINE
For nil pains and achen apply
KEEIEE
Them? tented remedies' have cured
others, they w 111 cureyou. Try them
C. A. Lane, a large patron of
this market, had in to-day five loads
of catle from Rich Hill, Mo. Dro
ver Telegram.
Arthur Chambers of over near
Johnstown wa in the city Wednes
day on business. He says the far.
mer out there are getting to w'ork
on tbe roads. He thinks there will
be much more than the usual
amount of work done on the road
this fall. Just let us give the far
mer of Bates county a little hint
for their own good. Work done
on the roads throughout the county
in the next three week will mean
much in regard to the future rural
route mail service. Don't iorget
that a minute and let your neigh
bors know that it means business.
Republican Pre.
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
II L Curtit et al to Hume Com
mercial Bank pt lot 1 blk Little Ad,
Hume, $1,578,
W T Johnson to R E Ilolloway
lot 1 blk 3 William Ad, Butler,
$1,200.
John M Warwick lo J N Barro a s
und ij int tract sec 19, O.age, it
J A Hauler to Win L F Linn lot
10 blk 37, Rich Hill $300.
A J Walter to Calvin K Gwinn e'
al So A tec 14. Mound, $3,400.
J A Stoner to I) A White 40 A
ec 31, Osage, $1.
John Lyle to W H Withriow lot
6, 7, S and 9 and 10 blk 16 and lots
6, 7 and 8 blk 15, Amoret, $Soo.
Edith Haines lo II T Trowbridge
20 A tec 15, East Boone $700.
G T Marshall to II T Trowbridge
89 A tec 23. East Boone, $2,1,00
II T Trowbridge to G T Marshall
80 A tec 15. East Boone, $3,200.
J C Jett to S E Garrison 40 A tec
4, W Point, $1,500.
C II Raim to C II Diikinthert lot
16 blk II W Side Ad. Butler, 400
Sam' I Wade to J C Clark lot 13
14 and 15 blk and lot 1 3 and 4 blk
11 W Side Ad, Butler, $135.
J C Claik to C II Dickinthcet lott
It. It and If, blk II wett Ad to
Butler $12).
II L Curtis to OO Jnne lot
to 7 blk 9 Rretc Ad to Hume $6oo
F Ac M Savin Att'ii to Josie K
Doig 4 a rc 3 Loin OA $2, 100
V V. Inuhitrn to (i W Smith 40 a
tec 20 Ml Pleatant $t,n.
J W Porch to Lucia la S Porch
I it 2 and 3 blk I Harper' Ad tub
Butirr,
T R SimpMMi to J C 11 irriton
und 1-4 int lot 102 Allium, $'v
H N Crawford lo G T Bumgar
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