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UICH III Li mtZOtllt, TUCIISOAT, ttlXCMDEl 1 1t I03.
3. IS
T7
AUcalion
farmers.
Why remain In the North
and tiny In doom six month
In tlwyenr con.iimlutc what
yon mine during the othtT
nix months?
! South where you can
work yut door every month
tn the year, ntul where you
n producing something tlx
year round. It you are a
stock raiser yoa know your
stock nrc now "eating their
heuds off" ainl, tteKldes, hnve
to lm protected from the rig
ors of winter by expensive
shelter.
Economical Block feeding
mtnires 1 combination ot
hoiii llefch-fomitng anil fttt
, tonnlntc food In certain pro-
i tortious. Ahtbntna nnl
'loridit produce In abund
ance the velvet licnn nndeas
snva, the fint n flettli pro
ducer, nnd the Intter a fat
producer, etui they hit the
cltenpcut nml bet fattening
innUrlaU known to the world
Mo iv money can to made
rind with ltM 1Utor. In gen
ernl farming, fruit nml t terry
- growing and truck garden
ing along our mud In the
South than In any otler sec
tion ot the Union.
Jt you nrv Interested and
detilre further Information oa
the subject, address
Q. A. PARK.
Gc1 lauiwratiu k AsraL
Ualifllll ufarOi . R. V.,
LOUISVILLE. KY.
OR. C
CArilTARIUf.l.
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rwr il-4 vtik fail it briis s
(nrrn f-.r lirclBnlol lirr
tmllt 0OOt lor wooaiuKlMia ! rtiUM
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Wll qaiT o ttil IIMM mt .
Muf b t.r Mn-re4 tor nn mr x
tSpwta4 bock Tor nwi yHXS
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VARICOCELE.
K4tMn Cr U Tea tor PaXttvi
CUIMVH. t.lil t.t blKhtA thi-tL Imk.
K rMtnrtiv Iminct for la f Vit4i
DEFORMITIES CURED.
Alt s rtr4. b.l f rt
trMl .mhi kbo. .t hi at
Inimiil tor IMm fcpo!U aliua
i4 W!pVK i-ra ktU twitltartua.
rtAlanl uMarallr Mt4 Vt
tiL Crita Fr 4 C4n.:iJ.
avxac iif itM. i kliw
TiiMwnu4 riM. tin.f nlaM
IkJMaiikboa. Cil ier vrttaM
DS. CM. COE,
Bit, 911 WlM aUXUS CITT, K9.
St Louis Ct Ilorth
Arkansas Railway
Connect at fcUlig tnsa with ths Ht
Loots and Han FrsndMo. Nsw tloss
eard In sfTrl hunday J uim. 2U, 1'J
Moaame TaAina.
Ku, 1 I.v. Kurska Hps. S .Vs. m.
Ar, Kwlifaiatt P;10s,r.
JIo. I L. Kollguisn T:10a.(B.
Ar. Furks Hplns b:(7 a. n.
CVKS1WO YHAI1IS.
, L. Kuika nplufs 6 :M p. m.
Ar. rinuiau. :4p. tu.
No. Lv. Htllini 7:14 p. a.
Ar. Kurrks Kprincs W p. an.
Ko. T Lv. Kurska hpriugs h.so p. w.
Ar. fiistiiu 9.M p cu.
No. S L. rausn :ftO p. bs.
Ar. Kutvka Hprlors 10 47 p. as.
Counsotlou 1 1 001 Rich Hill. Mo.
luads with lbs Frtsoo l lbs f seine
aiCarthsrs. or via tbs Msiapbls at
Nichols JuucMou.
A bsittlsotns ussr. ramphUt Oulds
to Kuraka rtprlucs as a tiaaitb JUwi
bss bMii lusd, wilh usw bsauilful
IliusiratloDS. A copy ssut frss ta soy
addrscs. Addrs all lDuuiris and
crdsrs totieo, Wsst, alauaiiar Kursk
r)prlut, Ark.
Read The Tribune.
Bakcer Eureq
WITH OCTrttRO. BAkMY OIL4.
fi. 1 r,' fnw rkMTk. riwIiMtlkT1
S mm M mti Ski. u4 ttmmf i W rViS
I fr4. Alraa
U.UI
WmIuiiI hlreet 51 13 Church,
There will be preaching at the
Walnut Slrtf t M. E. Church next
Sunday at 1 1 a. m.anJ J :30p.m. ly
the pastor.
Sunday School at 9145 a. m.
Junior League at 1:30 p. m.
Epwouh League at 6:30 p. m.
Trayer meeting Thumday 7 130.
Chas. C. Jahii, Tattor.
Plrat Presbyterian Church.
There will be preaching service
next bunJay at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7 :30.
Sunday School at 9:4 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m.
Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p. in.
W. 13. Chancellor,
Pastor.
Com mend n November lt. thro'
1nlly leflnf-car nervk. Kanrma
tlty to JekonvlIle, Florida, vta
MemphlH. Biruiliij;l)Hm nn4 Atlanta,
will lo luauiruraUHl by the Frisco
ttyatm anl wlil be continued
throughout the winter month.
TtaeMoatheiuitern LlmtteMl train
leave Knnaa City at 6iJ p. in.
daily, ninkluir. the run to Jackson
ville In :ih hours.
In addition to through sleer to
Jacksonville this train carries ele
gnnt chair n.m and Obervatlon
Cafe car. operated by Fred, Harvey.
No other line offer such superb
servU-e.
For further Information writ or
address J. C. 1vhikx
Ass'ttien'l Pajw'r.AKvnt,
tl Kansas City, Mo.
ISTHC BEST
CLOTHING
Missouri Pacific Time Card.
SOUTH BOCXIl. NT. LOt'lS AMD K. C.
No. 20 Leaves ., .5:25 a m.
No. 24 Leaves 12:30 p. m.
No. 30 Leavia 10:10 p. m.
NO. 104 (Locivl) 10:15 a.m.
wrsT moi'md, rr. si-ott -kthai-
No. 37 Ijeaves 1 0 p. m.
No. 3 liTavea J&M a. ra.
OCTB UUI'NU.
No. 29 Arrives &X a. m.
No. 27 Arrives 12-w p. m.
So. 25 Arrives 10.10 p. m
No, 103 (IKfil) J5:W p. m.
KAST BOP.tD ,rT. SIOTT t ICSTRAL.
No. 84 Arrives 12:20 p. in
No. 40 Arrives -'5 p. W
1L A. Daii.kt, Agt..
iKiirsii
A MrW- Uas. Trssrtts US
VI mm4 TTiturM Si
WAatHMH
AJMAW4A4I
$ out rminrtmrt
rtH'i rasj
oifyiftrrtrr
rrvvrcttsv
ALABAMA
AKO TIHt
adaw rum la t0w 0 14 rwe W
EUREKA SPRIIIGS
v.. i. BBdrr th M r rM atarror.
riiu mill, tstssovai.
IlKfAHTS.
KanMis City Mull and l'i-
yn 6:45 a. in.
Tefl. OkhihoniA ft Mem
phis, M ail oud KxprvHS :00 p. ui
C'4irbou O uter 4:45 p. tu.
Amtivka.
Kansas nty Mull and Ki-
pns. 0:2jp. m
Tents, (iklahomnaud Mem
phis, Mall and Kxprv 0:.V) a, 111
CnrUm t Vnter .:40 p. in
For ib'Utllcd lulortuntloa In rvcard
to truln ser vice, rates, etc., apply to
K. T. I .allarrtcre. Iik-hI av'-nt, o
Jas. !uoUue, A. U. 1', A., Kausas
City, MO,
lUatrt, QsdKMfl.
Art rt j
'! ' 'imrir miin
ike stxow saociitsscx
L:ko XH.-Iec. 20.-U. C. 4.
Ths; lliitTtt or CKsTt
Leiwon U-xU Matt S. 1-12. !u
(AitteMcnn llcvWI Version.)
1 Now when Jesus was bora la
IMhlehem of Juilea, la tiie days of
Herod ths KInjr. behold, wlae men
frtini tlie eit mnie U JsnmAlem,
snylnir. 2 Wlx reWbe that ts born
Kli)ff of the Jews? tor we saw his
star la the east, and ar roras to
worship hliu. 3 Ami wbea Herod
tue Kinvf beard It, lie was troulled.
and all Jeruulefit with him. 4 And
jmtlterintr. tofreilier all the riiM
prlewtsaud m'rtbes of the peoj'le, he
luqulml of theiu wber tin t'brlt
sluiuld I !"nv. & A IK I they anld
nnto him. In IVtiiVliein of 3 tor
thus It Is written thnKiirh the proptt
et, a And thou Bethk-bera, land of
Judith, art In no wise feast among
lie princes of Jadah: for out of tltee
shall come forth a rovcraor, who
shall be shepherd of niy people
raeL 7 Iheu lUnxJ privily called
the wise na-u, aud learned of ttirtu
exactfy what time tl stAr appear
ed, ts And be erut tlteialto lictlile-
hein. and said, Cio search out exactly
concernluff the y 011ns: child: aad
when ye hare found hliu, bring me
word, that I also may come and
wornhfp him. And they, bavins
beard the Klnir. wentthclr way; and
lo. the star, w hich titer saw la the
east went beforo them, till It came
and stood over w ber the yonns
child was. 10 And when tticy saw
tlte star, tliey rejoiced with exceed
ing irrvat Joy. 11 and they came
Into the bouse and saw the youue
child with Mary his mother; and
they fell down and worshipped btiu;
and opening thetr treasurva they
onereU unto liliu rifts, iroia, lro.uk u-
cetute aud iiiyrru. 12 And betug
warned of (lod lu a dream that they
sliould not return to Herod, tliey
lepnrted Into their ova country
auother way.
Library lU fi-rences Oelke's Die of
Christ; Ktalker's Lifs of Christ; Eder-
sbelin'a Life and Times of Jesus the
MessU.b; Wbcdoti's Comraeolary, N.
T., vol. 1; Jacobs' Notes oa the Go,
pel of MAttliew.
History tf Christmas. ' ? .
Maay days have been obserrcd.
rTtie einct date of our Lord' birth
Is not known. The 25ta of December
tuts been doubted by many scholar,
but no other date baa been sujfjp'st-
ed. January 6th was o)rrved by
the eastern churches before) the time
of Julius, ISisbop of Rome, A. I).
337-352, but at that time tbs Casteru
churches,' though always HUous of
the assumed authority of Koiue,
were persuaded to change tbctr prac
tice, and adopted the saute date as
the western churches la northern
Euros there was an seck-at cele.
bratlun In honor of the jrod Thor,
called YuVe, aad Chrlatruas cams to
tie calksl Tuletlde. The yule lo( was
burned on the Christmas hearth, aad
tlte nilatletos of the llrltUh Druids
Ucame a Christmas emblem. The
Christmas tree originated lu (JeT-
many. While Ivinta Clans had bis
special home lu IIoUabhI. Kugbuad
has beea s'rtiaps aiost noted tor tlte
ohserTMnce of tlirlstmas sod chcrr.
The firs oa the bosrth blase with
the creat Ynk-Kvsr, and the table ts
loaded with all kinds of viands, the
boars head leading ta bluiortc no
tier, perhaps because It nUtht la
test to shut out all Jews from the
least, which w as crowned finally by
the famous plum pudding-. la Ka-
gland too, the time Is especially
time of home gathertnjr, of hearty
affection and loving fc-Uts. It has
siTurrxl a place with ttrtstlaaa of
every name; tunny bavUi Sunday
SIuh4 testtrals whu do not nave
regular services tor adults. (oiu
history o CbrUtmas by Franklin
Nobks D. V., IsuTO
KTUTHK MKtTMKI WKKH I'SAWN
to J mus We shall not presume o
any who these wls inrn wvre, auy
wore than to suggest thkv ihiui
no To Bktui.Khkm. But seetnaT the
sbns ill tlte beaveus tltry followetl,
aud evrutuolly found tlte Christ and
paid their homaire, TbtHr very sac-
rihiH la their own countries Implied
the tiu t of luaa'e need of reconUla
Uuu. aokluiz "where Is be that ts
bora kluif of tbs Jews?''
UoDMASBHOWM TNK W AV TO AI L
who skck Jicai s Owner. The pro.
ptets tor ages bad been atsklsg
plain this coining- event, and were
cradunllv contracting tl leiisv t
tltelr horoeop uutll It centred ou
Bethk ltem of J uk-a Tbea Cm; st.tu-
liilf I tlte star, a hk-u K-.1 aiiephcrd
aad wlae itteti alike to tlte place
w here the young child lay. W hat a
truth lor ns, that (lod has given
ckr directions tn the trawlers
ruble to tlte crleslbU cly, that bHk
jrtieJ aLgte all otlor, tU llol
I'.ible. frt is eearrb Its ar o'er
and o'er egnla.
Finoiko Jksi s oivm utAViint..
"Aad when tlwy auw tls star, tbey
riolcd with u.'il!i g:ret Joy."
Here w as a rsvAlation to them that
was wonderful Indiit. What a
wonderful provb)lia It was la the
fact of dlvlfSD guldnnne to rime ft
ttds pUnAtnit Joy, to see Jesirr CbrVt.
Here lay a kins with none to do film
homice. "The kins whose earning
set stara aMnse an'! drew ns hither.'.
How true that Christ disappoints as
well as surprise. The rnig-btW-st
wer Is soniet lines roll la lowll
oesa asd belplesnesa. Tltese w1e
men were not like our wise men to
day, disappointed In Christ but be
lieved bl 111; did not write ttook
about the 'Carpenter Prophet", or
that be was a myth, but they sira
lly believed. .
Have yon found Jeus? I trust
era tlte Christmas day shall hare
Hosed, you wlil have completely sur
rendered to the loving, but conquer
lu4 CbrUU
1 wUb yon all a merry Cbristma
and bappy New Year. I must now
Jiang up my storking.
Ai.raA ALPUAKIS.
HEAL ESTATE TKANSFEKS.
D Fsa to J T Engels lot 8, 9
& to blk 14 ttt ad Rich Hill $15,
N T Phillips to J S Robey 50 a
Ir; 13 Lor,s 0W $1,00.
K G West to J D Dotcn 130 a sec
I W!nut f j'ooo.
J I! Borrist to A L Burrist bik
It ft tS Merwia also mill elevator
ft Dxturea $1 & ex.
S P Evans ta Alice Cole 50 a sec
tlSbawnee $1,300,
Kate Austin to J A Campbell 20
a sec so Homer I900.
1 K Dickinson to F hi Cox Uact
kec 17 Howard $i, 100.
. Alice Ewin ta F E Mosier So a
tec 35 Derpwater $2,Soo.
L E Radford to V E Talbot.
lott 140 2i 150 Adrian $350.
A H Woodf.n to T J Smith tract
tec 4 Ptcawmt Gap $Soo.
C L liaker to C D Bailey 160 a
ec 29 "Summit $5,600.
T S brant to V C Dun well 125 a
tec 30 Ml. Pleasant $4,950.
D L Sciinvcr to G B Hickman
240 a sec 36 Homer $6,000.
Ferdinand Lcimer to C L J3ra
chesr 30 a sec 11 Hockville (135.
John Fischer to J J Fischer 15 a
sec 14 Fleataat Gap $150.
TJ Mock to J H DeltneySoa
sec 11 Hudson $3,100.
Ell Carter to J L Urockmaa 4 a
sec 14 Rockvill $i,joo.
Mary E Harris to Alice Daker 40
a sec 14 Mingo 1 1.300.
C L linker to E D Kipp 163 a
sec 19 Summit $5,600.
Lou Smith to II A El'it a a sec 3
New Home $173.
A B Ednngton to C II Dickin-
sheets lots 124 &. 5 blk V Side Ad
Duller $joo.
J A Kugglrs to A V Gieen lot 6
blk 3 AmUerdsm $175.
Myrtle Eviltizer to Mary R- Evil-
sixer lot 3 blk 14 w side Butler $50.
G M Ramsey to V. U Ewing 40 a
sec fa Ml. Plesssnt $l,lOO.
Csme Siith to Elisabeth Dud
Icy lot 4 blk uWai La Butler $$50.
Tbe Uev. Irl IL Hicks 1904 At-
tuaaao.
The Rtv. H. Hicks Almanac
lor 1904 is now ready. It will be
matted to any address (or 30 cents.
It ia urpriiug how such an ele
gant, ccstiy book canba teatptepaid
o cheaply. No laraily or person
ia prepared to study the heavens,
or the atortua and weather ia 19-04
without this wondeitut Hicks Al
manac and Pro!. Hicks aplendtd
paper, YYoao ako Wetii. Both
art sent for only okk koii as a
tiab. Woks ami Wohl U
among the best Ametidsa msga.
sines. Like the Hicks Almanac,
it is too well known to need Luth
er commenditiao. Few tutu have
labored more faithfully lot the
public good or loutd a warmer
placs ia ths hearts of lbs pec. le.
Send orders to Wosu aso Wests
l'vuutHiN.i Co.. not Locut St..
C Lc ji, Mo.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
The UJietof tlif Cbmfian Cborca
made over frty lij'Au at their fes
tival last week. "'
Jeff. WhitSelJ, lorTierly of this
city is now a travetint sa'rs-enta
with teAJ'j'jrter at VTfner L Ty.
Fred D. Warren, of the Cominf
Nation, took a buines trip to 5C
Louis lat Tborday retumin j Sno
day. Sarnrday wat altof elLcr the
worst day of the season, wintry w'md
rain, sleet and snow all day. Mak
ing the walking; cpecn.ly bad for
pedestrianv
Hon. W. O. Atkeson, of Batlcr
wt in tbe city (act Tbursdty look
ing after some basinets matters and
favored the Ti 1 etKE ofEce with a
pleassnt call.
Ed R, McQaitty hsd bis foot se
verely hurt, last week by a bar of
railroad iron rolling on it while be 1
was engaged in twitching a car
loaded with iron. !
i
Judge John Silvers in getting out
of his buggy at his home ia Butler
a few days ago stepped on a loose
tt one and sprained hit aukle so se
verely as to lay him up for several
days.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the
Walnut Street M. E. Church took
in over eighty-five dollars at their
entertainment last Friday and the
net proceeds amounted to about
teventy-five dollars. Good enow gh.
Mr. J. W. Rakestsaw leaves the
latter part of this week for Fort
Worth Tex a, to spend tbe winter
with his daughter, Mrs. Luella
Adams formerly a popular teacher
in our public schools. We lock
tor our friend Rakestraw back in
the spring.
Editor Austin, of the Record had
the assistance of every merchaat ot
any prominence in Butler to assist
him in editing his paper last week.
The Record wst at full of sdver
tismentt at an egg it of meat and
then some in the supplements, of
which there were two.
Dr. H. L. Tucker, a leading
druggist and citizen of Butler died
on Thursday, Dec 3rd at his home
in thst city. He wss a member of
Butler Lodge No. 154 A. F. and
A. M. and bis funeral wst conduct
ed under tbe autpicet of the lodge.
His body wss tsken to Wstrrly,
Mo. bis old home tor burial, ac
companied by an escort of his U 1
sonic brothers.
Drs. Hulrtt a ChssUia art fitting
up rooms over the Rich Hill Bank
and will soon be ready to operate
on you by way of a pill prescription.
skin grafting or leg amputation.
We will then have two full Hedged
doctor shops where you caa takt
good sutgery in homoepath doset
or alopsthic pottions, Dclsmeter
will sttend to ths one sad Dr. Ha
left snd hit partner the other.
The Walnut Sum Methodiu
Udies gave a cbuken-pit dinner
and svpcr latt Friday thst wss ta
nwu both for its excellence, and
the ptke charged fur it. Twenty.
f.ve ceiilt fci all )cm caa eat ct
chii.krn.pie cooked I y ths beU coo It
in A rocrk a, with cranberry sauce,
celery and any other delicacy the
most tatidout palate could den.scj
ought to sstitfy the mot cxvtu.g.
Ooe gentleman sitting at U s table
dkCM.r.z tls rich tleiuutcic vr
TfjervLej htm remaikcd to our Lear
ing. "Wfl!, there are two inttltii-
tuir.f ia this country that aevsr dv
anything Vy hte?'Vhich ooc,ke
wt stVeJ'Ths Methodist clutch
snd the Itepatl'caa psrty.' It ws
agreed uosnitow!y that he had It
down fine. In ths Unguals of Ms
j or Wi!, of St Lou'n Vhst tin
I coi! J wt) da."
Veers 1.3 2rJ
r. . t tfe,
a-s, 0 V W ieTaasjBWsi.
ti IttllliU l tit fjji
pw aa pwrt 00c
A New fsJ Cvtetsy.
EIobct J!5cs, Jo' a Heck a'--!
others have a lorg lease on a Ij'sc
tract of coil !iad dwa I jo rid Civ
bon Centre sod will xxm le tsi.Lr.-g
Out coal. Never ia the h'?c-Tv cf
Rich 1111! ksve so many peroo
been ergsged in the coa! boi!iei.
Mines are openiog up ia a! d!:ec
trss. Rich Hill cjsI mines are
much more reliable, as aa tnve
meat tbaa goid or silver rair.es 01
ia the Rocky Mountains, zinc Kin s
over in Kactas. or even at Joplia
and far more permanent thxa gas
wetit or water hole. Tbats right
gentlemen put yoar money ia etrer
prites that will aliimately pay good
money light he at home, ihow
your f aitb ia your own town by yewr
coal work and otier jcersg jo
reccew srs'l be induced to g3 aad fi
likewise.
'evai Toted fionds.
Tbe special election ia Nevsda to
role oa the proposition to bond the
city ia the sum of $yo,ooo for the
purpose of putting in a municipal
water works syttem, resulted ia a
two thirds rote in favor of the prop
osition and thea some. Jct how
soon woik will cnroccecce it tot
known, but Nevsda hat decided to
own her wsier works.
Hew ta Make Money.
Asrtits of either sex should to-t!ar
writ Marsh Manu'-tcturi! Co..
Lake Street. CUtcajro, for cut and
parttmUrs of tbrir haudsome ,t!cm
tnnm Card Case with your uasne ni
trraved on tt and f.!3ed with 1' r.ti;.
tag or Busiaews Cards. IIvirryUit
orders them. Karupk Civ and 1
Cards, postpaid. 41c. TtU C;te and
100 Cards retail at 75 cents. You
have only to show sample to omron.
an rrder. head ktc at oth-e for nie
asd 100 eacls or a--nd 3UC for V
carvls wlttjout ca-?.
Tcjrist Sleeper to
California.
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Tourist SKrplui Car.
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