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CICII UILL. imaQTJtt.1. TJICBSDAY, DKCEMDOt 10, 1903.
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Attention
farmers.
Why remain In the North
' ant! stay Indoor six Month
lit the year consuming what
you raise during the other
six months?
Uu South where you con
work out door every mouth
in the year, aud whore you
Hre producing something the
year run ml. If you are a
tuck raiser yon know your
stock are uow "eating their
hen il off" n.id, liesldi-s, hare
to Is? protect d from the rlg
of winter by exwuslve
shelter.
Economical stock feeding
requires the com I if nation of
both fleh-formlng ami fut
forinlng foods in certain pnv
portlon. Alabama a nil
Florida produce In abund
ance the velvet lenn nnd'eas
snva. the flrxt a f1t pro
ducer, nnl the latter a fat
producer, and they are tlie
rhenpettt ami lt fattening
material kuuvtg to the world
More money can lx made
and with k-KM lulior. in gen
, end farming, fruit and lerry
crowing and truck garden
ing along our road in the
Kouth than In any other auc
tion of the I'rilou.
If you are interestiM inif
desire further inforinution oa
the subject, address
Q. A. PARK.
Gct lMuttntkHi A Iou,al Afcm.
Lsslsvllls A Nh,tll. tt. SL iX.,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
QANITARIUM.
UtU stxtth gfiiliw H
f.Tasi ICuff P IM
Orratir4 vltk fU m srw
nrtxt lrltlfMiil(HCbrwi Pimm,
tint If lOOMI it MoaaOKKUtiua at ssuc sue
J S.i(. 4 Smmit mt tmtr it 'p
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
W.ll .qslpp So Iml 1iiini .
Vr l a .uff.r4 lor jtf t4
. tiMM.&l book tar vmn f IU.
Tttlwl aitasta. Is)! IstM
UUilM. LUiMUliulHUtM.
A l.t Kens tor s SarUf Ndmnt
Mxctts, rrxctt-R vmu cw4.
waive eoa pass aooK oa
Cl T Cwrrmlunefl Lt. r?.
SplK. Hr lP, I Sti.ik.f. fWS&iM,
Iwud Tro blM, Nm Piti
fllM Irfar A mil
MVmid'iMmIimII,
VARICOCELE.
KtkMMtly Corfl la Ttt Rn r Pnctttr
N rMtefvilT InMtiMal tor Im. f VIUl
DEFORMITIES CURED.
A?l frwi 'flrp'. ten. w fi.r1
tyi ilMfuid kao klra t in tj ErupM
. Umimii fur utna e mn Kir.l iu.uoa
K wlpy. ..liUiui MUi buiUtiwa.
HMlHitM FrM a.4 M(4..n.l. mt
k Uiwar. tkkrt? Mn' unihm
tllaift4 Bnok frM. ivi.f bhI imbM
lUNHUM, Uil .1 .Ac. t rtl M
no r rnr
lUVilMk. KaXSaS CITT.K9.
St Louis Ik North
Arkansas Railway
CouumU at illf tan with lb. HI
Loulaaad Han Frftncl.oo. N.w lloi.
ard la affael Sund.r.J une. .
MORMKO TRAINS.
Na, 1 Lv. K-ur.ka rpjt. 6:(VH. m.
A. rss!:k'tun :). ni.
Ko. I L.Hllun 7:li) a. w.
Ar. Kur.ka Hfilny a.07 a. lu.
avkaiicu TE4l?.
Na, 6 L. Kutrka xpinjrt J M p. n.
Ar. H.UCttiau. A:tAp. oi,
K. 6 Lv. Hlljrman 7:15 p. ta.
Ar. Kureka Hprinf 8:i p. m.
Na. T L. Kur.ka HiTing p. u.
Ar. i-iiiuau 9Mp ni.
Nil. 8 I.. Hiifiun U U p. n.
Ar. Kui.ka tirliix 10:47 p. ui.
Coun.ctlon liout Ptleti Hill. Mo.
luada wlib Hi. KrlH la lb. i'aclflc
at tifUif., or via 111 M.uipttii at
fc'loboli Juucltun.
A baiKtnxu n.w Pamphl.t tJulJ.
to Kur.ka tprlugi a a Halib tiri
batten U.uikI, with li.w tiMutlfui
illu.iraiiuu. A copy .ul fra to any
a4dr.i., Addri. il luuulrl and
nrJ.rt to Ui, V.t, Mauat r Kur.ka
Kprlogt, Ark.
UEO.WtT Manai.
OTCER yunOD
WtTM OOTMIKQ. BALMY OILS.
f r, INianr (VuhtK tl5 'mm'. t'Wvmi,
p . mi kii mm
I pmmm jkmu i n WrlM
ft ivreMr,,j,.fs It,
Read Tho Tribune.
Iff ;ALx2 JriX
Walnut Street M. K. Church,
There will be preaching at the
Walnut Street M. E. Church next
Sunday at II a. m.and 7:jop.m. by
the pKior.
Sunday School at 9145 a. m.
Junior League at 2:30 p. m.
Epworlh League at 6:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting: Thursday 7 tj?.
Chas. C. James, Pantor.
Firat Pretbytcrian Cburch.
There will be preaching tervice
next bunday at 11 a. m. and 7130
p. m'.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30.
Sunday School at 9:4 a. m.
. J u 1) lor Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
V. B. Chancellor,
Pastor.
Commencing Noverolwr Int. thro
daily aligning-car arvloe. KAniuia
City to Jn'kouvl!lf. Florida vl
lliHiiiitilH, HirniiiiKharn and AtlnnUi.
will Im iiiauirurau-d iiy the Frlco
Myatera and will be continued
throughout the winter tnontliM.
ThKontbeaatra Limited train
leaven KaitMA tlty nt B'W p. in.
dully, making the mn to Jurknon-
vllle in hour.
In addition to throuirh iWut to
Jacknonvllle thU tralti carries eSe
pnnt chair can and Observation
L'aft'cnr, ojerateI by Fred Harvey.
o other line oners such superb
aervh-e.
For furtlier Information write or
addrea J. f. Iivhikx
Aw'l tien'l l'aas'r. Agent,
tjl Kaunas City, Mo.
IS THE BEST
CLOTHING
tmiMCKKUUfcca.,
Kakara, OadaMlL
Missouri Paclfie Ttmo Card.
MIKTII IIOUMI, at. ItlfW AND li. c.
No. IM Leave Jj:2' a rn.
No. 24 Leaves ; 12:.T0 p. tu.
No. 30 Lenvca . 10:10 p. iu.
NO. 104 (Local) 10:15 a. tu.
WKHT HOt Jii), -T. KX)TT CICXTRAU
No. 37 leaves 1)0 p. ro.
No. 3'J leavea JV:4." a, iu.
aHTU uor.Mt.
So. 29 Arrive t:Za a, ul
No. 27 Arrives 12A1 p. in.
No. Arrives 10.10 p. n.
No, Ml (LM-nl) J:H0 p. iu,
kaut ikh'mi ,t. utin t-rxTi al
so. 34 Arrlrea 12:20 p. m
No. 40 Arrives ?uV p. ro
U. A. ItAii.KT, Afft.
THE WISE Mll'S VA If
StM Ma Tmiu at
OKtAHSMM
tmoim rmuTosr
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ALABAMA
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SOUTH LAST
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Wtilc lu titrj ! .uu.. A :i -.1. lin.
talMt-r II M'u.vbals. 'fd liXo.
RICH UlLL. MUUIKI,
lKIAIITM.
KatiauisClty Mitil and V.x-
prt as ...0:4 A. Hi.
TexMM, (iklithouia A Mnn-
plils. Mull and Kxpr-s 6. (Ml p. iu.
Citrbon Center 4 4"p. iu.
AUblvKs.
Kaiixaa City Mail nud IIx-
prtsw 0:2." p. iu.
TeiiiM. Okhthoiunand Mem-
phts. Mull and Kipn-n U..V1 a, tit.
CarlMin tVnter 'i.40 p. tu.
For iletnllt-d liiforiiinllou iu n enrd
to train nervier, rut it, etc., a?p!y to
F T. Iillarrii're. 1-m'uI ujn'iit, or
Jiim. Ikonohue, A. 0. I', A., Kansas
City, Mo.
TKt SINOAY SCKCCL UHZH.
iMntutH XI. Dec, W. 11. C. J ijO.
Thr Dkhm atio.i ck thb Timi-f.r.
lAfMnn text. I Kln A, Ml, C2, Kl
(Atnericnn llevlseil Version.) ,
1 Tln-n Koloiiioa aiuMniliied tlx
elders o( Uriu l, and All tlv tw-l lA
the trllips, the prlitrtHi of Die UiUu'm
hoiim-s of the childreu of I-rru l, unto
King Holoiiiou In Jerusalem, to
bring up the ark of tin covrnnct of
Jehovah out of the city of lvid
which U Zlon. S And cli the men of
Urmd RMM'tnbled themM-he unto
King Holomon at the Ik-nut In the
mouth of Kthanlm, wlihh U tl
w-vvatb tuontli. 3 And all tli elder
of Israel came, and the priests took
tip the ark. 4 And tlK.r brought Bp
thenrfc tA Jehornh, nud the tent o
nievttng, and all 'the holy Tesj-I
that were In the tfjit: even ths did
the priewta and the Ivlta bring ny.
1 Ad King Solomon and ail tl
congregation of Israel, that Wprt
OKMembleil onto him. were with hi in
before tlve ark. sue ri (king shuep aud
oxen, that could not be conntel nor
numbered for tnultltnde. 6 And ie
priesta bniught in the ark of tin
covenant of Jeiiovnh unto its I'lare. ,
Into the oracle of the bouse, to tbe
most holy place, evea under the
wings of the clerubim. 7 For tbt
clMTublni aprenAl lorth tlielr wingw
over tlie place of the ark. aud ttn
cherubim covered the ark and the
stares thereof above. K and tin
Kttve were so long that the ends of
the staves were set-u from the holt
place before tin' oracle: but tbejr
were not seen without: and there,
tbey are unto this day. There was
nothing in the ark save tlie twnM
bles of stone which Mown put there
at Horeb, when Jehovah made 11
covenant with the children of lr'.
vleu they came out of the luod of
Egypt, v10 And It ensue to ms.
w lieu the prteets were com out is"
tle holy place, that tlie cloud filled
tlie bouse of Jehovah, 11 so that
the priesta could not stand tu uiluU
ter by reason of tlie cloud; for the
glory of Jehovah filled tlie house of
Jehovah. 62 And the king, aud all
Israel with him. often -d sacrifice ln
fore Jehovah. (S3 And Koloiuon of.
fered tor the aacrifk of iMw-e offer
ings, which be ottered unto Jehovab,
two and twenty oxen. Mid a hun
dred nod twenty thousand sheep.
Ho the king and all the children of
Israel dedicated the boune of Je
hovaq.
library lteferenceav (.reikle's Honrs
with tbe Kible; Ulbllcal Cyclopedia
Kdie, d. .104; Kdcrsucim s Ulbk) His-,
tory, toL 5, p. W; Smith's smaller
scriptural history, chap. 12.
Ccncccllnj Tbreads.
The opHrtnntty to tise his new
given wisdom came early. The two
mother's aud their contention ovx-r
their IwiIns, The greatuew ol Solo
moil commenced to iu;iui!est Itself
Forty thousand stalls of horses tor
hischnriota. He xik three thous
and provertia and bla oeius atuount
eI to a thousand and five. More than
Kipling ever wrote. Hlrnmsemlmjwiy
enme, and to them be announced bis
lofty purpoM- Aud Hlrntu consented
l do as Koloiuou wislxM. Tbe
building was commenced. Then was
built a house tor FharoAb's daughter.
Tbe architectural wort; of tbe Tem
ple was superb. Then came tbe cere
monial dedication of tlie, building.
lioi.bKT Text "I was glad, when
they said unto me, let us go Into tbe
house t-f tbe Uirtl." Paulnt 122, 1.
Some Kosscts to be relisted.
What Is implied dedicating a house
of worship to tlod?
1. Thk l'l bi-tixr isNohi.k ami Ho
ly. Tbe most sacred of all human
experiences are iKTfortiHsI aud known
In the church cdlftee. It Is no siuull
ttdng to dedicate a house to the glo
ry of tiod. tvt It aside for sucttKl
usAgx's. How often has our soul
K)Mer lseu ixuiewed when tbe re-en-torfeuteut
of spiritual Hiwer cutue
from tlte Almighty In tbe sanctuary
Tlwrs U the one place Iscfore death,
Itere we all nwvt oa a level. I know
some people seek to make of It an
Im llite.1 pluiM gugsl by a uiere bunk
account. The Almighty vj whom
tlie houso Is diHllcated Is no respecter
ol ersoii, and bis rhurvh biu fallen
from grace when It lieiaiiie a classi
fier of the standing of human taiul-ts-s
lit this world. How sacred is
this house ltcu dedicated. Here we
take our first born aud turn bis Lice
heavenward, while we auuM sol
emu aud binding oblUatktua for
ttiein w hk'b we should nen'T foiv't
Here we bring our blushing brides
and Joining hands take lite long
obligation to cherish and love e h
other. Here w In-n sorrows pall over
shadows us, we bring the luaxtittl
ceut casket of clay In which a pre
clou Jewel once alnhle. Here ronu-s
tlu cIhw of goiel hope, '1!CUI I
live ye Khali lire also." Here we r-cs-lveil
stime of our noblest losplra
tloiis. Here only is truellU rty found
Yet om ay ow llLUy wt lel
slxjut tU-se suiiht butldlugs. We
swrate t5s-lr sncrol doiniln Isfore
rvlne by w L!;-rliig, aud g'i'.'Hug
w hl Urn uiiuUtiT Is on bis kts ts.
fore (Pxl akliig for belp in th ser
rk of the hour. It jrrat loubly
ou th ears of the writer, yet this
evil U irerait. I-t us coin sskI
expect tti holy bush of the Ii2tte
preweuce as It Rift bis lovel and
own. With the aru spirit la our
beurts a Jttcob exrrV-l sa he
said. Thia U none otlwr ifUt the
bouse of (iod, and this the gate of
liea veil.
2. THIn TKA4KKW tub iRKATr.rr
oiyORT tr twr CarCti. It in not
fourvl in the symmetry of it arehl
tecturr, tho this adds to its beauty.
It is not in the harmony of tbe Inter
ior trimmings, or tbe sweets? of
tbe organs tone these are neocewary.
The oratory of the preacher tho es
sential, but even this U not the
churches, greatest glory tho he might
equal Demcwtberjesi. It is act found
in the liturgy, charming as that may
be, nor Is tbe choir tho tbey sang
like tbe Adn ut Angles. lint In this
fact "For t ic glory of Jehovah fill
ed tbe hon t of Jehovah. It is
then wbea 1 od'a presence fills tbe
Church nil f, aat tbe members of
tbecborch that it baa tbe greatest!
3. Thk Ouisv or rsnix Linso
Tkmi-i.b o oiks, In wbk-h tbe
Holy Gbos. 1 to abids. An old
authority siys, "What? Know ye
not that yo r Ixxly la tlie temple of
tbe Holy t bust w hich is in yon,
wbkh ye have of od, and ye are
not your own. If any man defile tbe
terope of Ood, hint shall God destroy;
(or the temple of tiod Is holy, which
temple ye are.
Alpha Aliilakv.
HEAL I3TATE TRANSFERS.
Ferdinand Leimer to C L Bra
cbear to sere Motion a Rockvillc
John Fischer to J FUcher 15
acres sectiga tf Pieasaat Gap $150
II J Mock to J II Dttauj So a
tec zx Hudson $3100.
EH Carter to J L Brockman 4 a
tec 14 Roekville $1200.
Mary E llarri to Alice Biker 40
a tec 24 Mingo $1300.
C L Baker to E D Kipp tOo a tec
29 Summit $5600.
Lou Smith to II A Ellis 5 a tec 3
New Home I275.
A B Edrington to C II Dikin
theets lott 123 and 4 blk 12 west
tide ad Butler $200.
i A Rugglc to A V Green lot 6
blk 3 Am.terJara $175.
Myrtle Evilsizer to Mary E Evil
tixer lot S blk 14 V tide sd Butler
$50.
G M Katmey to C II Ewing 40 a
tec 31 Mt Pleasant $1200.
Carrie Smith to Elisabeth DuJ
ley lot 4 blk 12 Wmi extension But
ler fSjO.
Allen Wilson to Robert Pa t ton
tract tec 12 Rock vide $3000.
John Brown to L V Brown tract
tec 2S Hudion $1400.
Emma Gench to II B IIat tract
tec S Pratie $200.
H B Haya to V S Janes tract tec
8 Prarie $300,
II B 11 ay 1 toWS Jones 300 a
tec 17 Prarie $1350.
A E Drbow to John Green lot 1 1
and pt lot 10 blk 1 Henry't ad But
ler $K0.
Wm B Watkm to 11 J Andrew
212 a trc 13 & 14 & 17 Piarie and
Roekville $10000, v
Kittia P Ralkton to J II Daugh
erty 80 a Fleatant Gap $2700.
ElitAbeth Miller to A Livingstone
3 s tec tO Walnut $250.
Oliver Freeman to Susan Weill
pt lot i Mock t Wmi 1 add Butler
(1400.
The mother ol llarviy Van Dine,
the boy bandit of Chicago, who bat
confessed to being implicated in the
mutter ol tix mtn and lartumera
lit robbctiet, bat been devoting
much time in recent ycatt to organ
ising boys' clubs, the purpoe of
w hich wat to keep boys out of sa
loons, from smoking and frc-tn read
ing lurid literature, i't'-e never ex
pected ber boy ol any w 10:15 doing.
Ex,
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
A- C Smptm is praiufj,? tr.i -Merry?
nia'i be yti tZJ.
Mj. J. N. Barrows it ntills-g
real estate suits to best tbe band.
Mrs. II. G. Cook, ol Hwr -.sr.t
Sunday wtth kicb II.H relstisrt-
i'its Beryl Booth visited friamdt
in Plrastnioo, Kant., over San-5y.
Pack tsys, the rTeatrt ohtc.e
ro the enforcement of tiic law it th
lawyer.
How much differeoce it there be
tween the "chevarie" tnob cf tbe 1
back woods and the mob at a tmArt
tet wedJ.ne ia the city? i
Tbe Hume Telephone uyt that
city it to bare several Rurtl Free
Delivery routet toon. Probably
about the 1st of January.
Jake Ilirni, of Papinrvii'e, one of
tbe best men in the county was ia
the city last week and put L'msell
ahead on The Tkibi-xz subtcrip
tton list.
J. &L Liok ot Rural Route So. 3
Appieton City, was ia toe city last
week and favored Thk Tribvse
office with a very pleatant call and
had hit tubsci iption tet way abe ad.
The culmination of the Sacra-
Arrasmith episode of a year ago j
a divorce suit brought by Wesley
Arrasmith vs. Maggie Arrasmith.
Service by publication in the Butler
Timet,
Lodge No. 41 J, I. O, O. F. at
their list meeting elected the fol
lowing officers: W. II. Lynn, N.
G. A. B. Hollows?, V. G. Ed
Whitehead, Rec. Sec- S. B. Cole,
Fin. . Sec E. T. LaBarriere,
Treat.
Rev. C. C Jame returned lt
Saturday morniBg from 1rginia,
where be had been assjtinp Rer.
Sap in revival tervice. He wat
called borne to attend the funeral of
Mis M. E. Kuhu whose death it
noted elsewhere in our column.
Capt. Richard M. Dale came ov
er from Walker last week to attend
tbe bean tupper. He bad raure f ua
than anyone, and kept bia friends,
which it everybody, laughing all
the evening. If you taw a clump
of old soldiers laughing, fit to split
their tides you would find Dale in
tbe midst telling hit little yoke.
Pat Doy le, one of the loyt who
went to Nevada, Thanksgiving to
engage in the "little innocent, de
lectable game of foot-tall," has
been laid up ever tince. missed hit
school. Pat fell and the buffaloes
treai oa him. If he it not perma
nently crippled we trust that he it
sensible enough to profit by the ex
perience, and turn hit back on the
American bull-fight forever. En
terprise. Dr. W. R. lleylfnuri, who was
one of the earliest uf the early pion
eers of Rich Hill pulled up tuket a
few day t as A and removed to Icia,
Kat. tie wat one of our list citi
zens, a perfect gentleman, a good
physician well qualified Kr a large
practice and conscientious and hon
orable in tsery thing. We com
menJ him to tie people of lot at
w-otthy and wc'l iultfu t receive
their lull trust snd contkdetice. His
family wilt be quite aa acvtiMtun
to tola society.
John BoatrigLt took a load of
junk to Rich H.:l Monday.
W. F. Kk tuad a bukine tup
to Rich Hill Monday evssiing.
Th dirt wotk on the New Home
twitch is completed and nuw as tven
a tbe tracks cju be latj they will
be ready to move tbst large pit cf
coal w!:iwh they bare out The
Urge bootleg ergrset have bn
set and th work cf putting th
bead house wit be pushed ft
Tbey will probably be retdy to
work fifty )a sunter grcud by the
firs, cf th year. Foster Tiaitt.
L. ' : '- ' j
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tr-rrris tia fmr tzi ttis U
lit tfiMlf-'jstis if G.9 tsiL
rouse SMTBIS o.
CAS ATMOrSD CtTr.
A Go4 Flow Struck List Frl-
Moucd Ci!y people are trrr
csch e'ated twer the gTsod fi-wr t J
struck in their Srst svt'l Jans Fri
day night at a dejni ci SyO feet.
The gat Med wat foosJ scj the
gat came with pwi prcttcre
alout lie tame as was fovai ia all
' the PIeasantin wt". It is geatr-
s.ly bel.eted Lit tLe gjs saaJ t
the tame at tlat at PieajiiUa,
tieing about the Sirce dep-Ji sd
pressure.
While it hat caused general juhil
ation at the cc-ontr seat it fct been
good newt to Plea antoa people al
to as it is now an eub!:hed fa;t
that the ga field here is ouie ex
tensive and not, at tome though!,
cxnned to a few acjaare mile.
At the weil it in town it w .11 be
but a short and iBerper.sive job to
pipe the main street and snpp?y a'l
the business bouses before freeir.
weather. The one well will te am
ple to tupply t!se dcmeitic oe o
the entire city PleiSistsa Oi
terve.
How to Make Mouey.
Agrat ut eltlier s-x s'joall to-day
write JLn'j Sf jcuLictunu Co., ii'S
Lake Street. Chkr.igo. fr cut aud
parttcuLtr of tWir oudome Afam
luam t'ard Ciii-e w ii h your n.tuve -u-trransl
on It and fi;d with !.. C;i
lug or I' ui trs Cards. LveryNnlr
oroVrs thetu. isatapte Cam? andl
Cartls. t-osljai.l. v; Th'.. Ciu aud
I'M tuj r ua;l at j cent. You
have ooly to show jii.t- t wunf
an orW. ivud e at -u-ie(.r cjw
aai 1 cani or snd lr 1
cards wlthoct ease-
Ui C:i-W2j Sitllirs' Rain ts
til K:.ttf est vJ C:!iJcr:Ii.
From tvptetuln-rl juut;! November
30, ISsTs tbe Darhngtoa wakes rcry
low one-wajr.co!onil rt-t t t :-.a
tornhs. tnsia. Wut!i!nstou, Id.sbu,
Montana. The nbs-tl.in U (r-:u
to 4J per cenLf rota the regular rat.-
Ui Waj t3 C3.
The tur!;njfton, with Its strn
ruatn litse aud tree th-air lansU.i
reK-b th Wt aud Northwest !
iVaver, lliai.es or St. Paul.
"The liurltnton-NrilMrn ravlrt
Kipres" is the great duliy t!sri:h
train with th.iir cars and tourist
swi-rr it li.U,UjC. Mont.iut. 1
I'Ujjvt Sound au i luler md 1 : t e
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