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The Rising son., 1900-01-27
HALL FOR RENT.

For Lodge meetings, etc, the Ben
Mckay Benevolent Protective Asso-
citation has furnished the room at 559
Main street, in evory way best adap-
ted for lodge purposes, and will rent
this room, including janitor services.
heat and light, for $4.OO per month.
And you can't beat that anywhere in
this city. Apply at Ben McRay's, SI9
Independence avenue.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

5pe',. ,%, l. J. Fisher, d. D., who is con-
ScanS ,,S syangelistie services at the
an,, 'I baptist church, is from At
Q, y.a Da'' and is striking example
s,r 'STo Ey pluck. intelligence and en-
Iast, ne Was graduated from the At.
aaj h.. Dlpust University, class of 80.
@r os oysan life penniless possessing
lart,n rr abundance Of good sense and
Aetinna uo'oted = wife to support. AT
ielnn5esn auIe he secured his first school he
anan rsr ,'a, a train and lost a leg. Manv
Aays ri anucr such misfortune would
Fs5ers s.,sa L., up the struggle. but Dr.
La, ,i,. AeP' right on, and as a rpsnlt
lesion VI ut, % The front rank in his pro
Other rI ~, along with c. T. Walker and and
as5 esn nole1 dirines. He has rearaG rld
t6s e,gn' rsy and has amassed % Drnrn"tx "s,gts nj
tue, ,a,aS auS Of $4,000 in business ,, ysu' ~
or o and city lots. He is SGsliT'I a t moSnl oen1
10 aon our o young men who are IN NJ nnssas moael
4" Their limbs.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Why not use the old horticultural
building" on the fair ground, for a
pest house" 1t is good for nothing
else on earth, has been abandoned to
decay, Wight be bought cheaply and
easily repaired and fitted up to hold a
thousand patients if necessary, it is
accessible yet detached, might be sur
rounded with high fencing and placed
under perpetual quarantine without
Jeopardizing or disturbing the health
of the adjacent community.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICE,

+. q. Siggers, patent lawyer, Wash
ington, d. c., whose ad. appears in
our columns, publishes valuable copy
righted book entitled How to Obtain
Patent, CaVeat, Trademark and Copy
right Protection, with Decisions in
Leading Patent Cases" A copy will
be sentsfree to any address.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The Missouri Pacific railway COM
pany employs Mr. c. J. cambridge as
shipping clerk in its freight depart
ment. Mr. cambridge entered the COM
pany's service eleven years ago and by
his Integrity and fidelity to duty he
gradually forged through the rank and
file of white men to his present posi-
tion. He has won the utmost conf
dence of his superiors all of whom are
glad to help him along. Ability and
persistence usually win, boys.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Reports from Misses Alberta Bailey,
at ODerlin; Ruby Bradshaw and Lydia
Lockridge, at Fiske; Inez Woods. at
Lawrence; aud Masters Lonnie Smith
(who is taking a medical course in
Kansas) and John Rouse at Little
Rock college, indicate that these
young people are standing well up in
the front ranks of their classes. They
were all made in Kansas City, U. S.
A" LincOlu school. Besidss paying
him Ser bein' bOrned in this vale of
teaIs," it would have paid Mr. Harum
also had he been made at Lincoln
High school. X. c., U. S. A.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

,. l. 0IlSnt little girl in one Of our
,, ,a.Ols WHO sent for a fourth reader.
c.r rn'.Nea on seeing "B. Click, Kansas
ers.,. n j, stamped in it: why, papa,
,,. .s oOoK IN the Lincoln school is
,SanIs 1p'a that way; I believe if you
s,t ,ha a "uo ooOk in the Sahara des-
m, wa, ', Name would be on it," Thus
Hn,s , tue mouths of babes and suck
G,ior, 'Op words Of truth and wisdom.
lie ,oSI : hume is as familiar in the pub
G.o,,s uOuls ", Of Kansas City as that of
Inc 1,,,, ~ " 4shngton, and to the read
Nsip p',.'c -, II is household word. 10
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Miss Victoria G. Overall, our talent
ed and dauntless little actress, is keep
ing her company in constant practice.
She never neglects training, that is
one sure road to success.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

A reception will be held by the mat
ron of Douglass Hospital the first
Monday in every month, from 4 to 10
p. m. Light lunches. He who Civ
eth to the poor lendeth to the Lord"
Mrs. L. V. ASHTON, Matron,
3I2 Wash. ave-, Kansas City, Kan.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Kansas air seems to be very lnvig-
Grating force acting on persons within
its reach. Mrs BOwser looks more
stately and Mr. BOwser more rugged
since their short stay beyond the bill
loWy stream.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Health for ten cents. Cascarets
make the bowels and kidneys act
naturally, destroy microbes, cure head
ache, billiousness and constipation.
All druggists.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

will make dresses for $3.50 to 81;
waists $1.50 to 81; wrappers SOC to 81 so
children's dresses 25c to SI.5O; tennis
flannel gowns 30c. Your patronage
solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MISS GAINES, S12 E. 10th St.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
KISSING'S NO SIN.

Some say that kissing is a sin,
But | think it name ava,
For kissing has nonn'd in this world
Since eVere there were twa.
O, if it was ma Lawful.
Lawyers wouldn't allow it.
And if it wasna holy
The ministers wouldna' do il.
If it waSna' modest
The men wadna' tax it,
An if it wasna' plenty
The poor folk wadna get it.
Eva Warren, Lexington. Mo.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The "lady promoters" have taken
our hint of last week. They ale going
to start something" very soon. We
know that the weight OF st Angus
tines treasury will surely increase, for
the "prmoters" are unusually success
fnl. Here's wishing them a full house,
for their cause deserves it.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

After inspection the newly made ad-
dltlOns to the schools of Profs. Foster
and Coles are found to be in excellent
condition for use. A cOlOred contrac.
tor built Prof. Fosters.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Ed. Thomson stands ready to dis
pute anybody's claims to the leader
ship of the third year class. And it
might be added that Ed is fine fell
low and hard to beat
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The man who succeeds must work.
be he white or black, He may not get
all he earns, but lie will usually earn
all be gets.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

That ultra social organization, the
Oxford club, has sent out some very
beautiful invitations bidding guests to
come to the Vendome, Friday. Feb. @.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

MI" anna H. Jones of the Lincoln
s.Sn school, talked to her pupils Mon
ul, Va the Holman-Taylor Art exhibit
wien opened Tuesday night.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Miss Annie Stone, one of Kansas
CIFs soId-time girls, now OF West Su-
IeFiof, Miss, is here visiting her
man! friends.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Mrs Rosa Pratt Moore claims to pos
sess the largest and cutest baby on
Church Hill,-and every other mother
In that neighborhoOd rises to say that
hers is the same.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

h, La'C 4, week death entered the home
y, " N' and Mrs T. B. Nix, and robbed
a ru'l'I ol their infant daughter. Their
'r4''' IFIehdS extend sincere condo
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Fireman J. r. Sears has been re-
Ia'ed from the detention hOspItal-it
having been discovered that he did not
have the small pOX.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

lie iIremen at No. II enjoyed them
raves as best they could while under
quarantine, playing checkers and dis
sN'ng ancient history.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
FAST MAIL ROUTE
A GOOD
THING.
The New Train Service of The Mis-
souri, Pacific.

The four flyers that leave Kansas City Un-
ion depot daily for St. Louis and all points
East-note the leaving time: As a. M, 6:1Op
M, 900 p. m. and 10:45 D. m. No other line
from Kansas City offers to the travelling pub =
lie such train servic via St. Louis, Note the
new departure of the fast mail at G:IO d. m.
arrives in St. Louis at 10 D. m. close connec
tions in St. Louis in the Grand Union station
with Eastern and South Eastern Trains
The only line leaving Kansas City after the
Operas, Lodge meetings and Sunday night
Church service, at 10:45 p, m. and arriv wing in
ST. Louis at 7;20 a. m,, in time for all Eastern
Connections.
9:15 p. m.--5:1O a. mt Omaha and Saint Paul
Express.
Elegant equipment. Pullman Sleepers and
Compartment cars; Reclining Chair cars TALL
seats freel. For all information and tickets
cali at
1048 Union Ave-, Union Depot
and sol Main ST.. City ONCE
F.. S. JEWETT, Passenger and Ticket Agent
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Highland Avenue Baptist Church.
Rev. III. Robertson, pastor. 1925 Vir.
gInla ave. Sunday services-Preaching
II a. M; Sunday School, 2 D. m:
Young Peoples Union, to 7:3Op. m.
preaching, 7:3O. Weekly meetings
Monday, Literary, Sp. m; Wednesday
evening, prayer meeting.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENCE
news Items and other matter intended
Tor publication in the Son, must be in
the Office not later than Thursday
morning to insure its insertion.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Prof d. n. Crossthwait has about re-
covered from the stroke of paralysis
which lie suffered some time ago.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

DR. and Mrs II. c. Unthank dined
With DR. and Mrs l.. j. Holly, Thurs
day. at their home, I'LL Campbell.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

RICHARD GORDON, the Grand
Founder of the Sons & Daughters
of jerusalem, is one of the best race
men in the State. He is sincere in
his efforts to do good for his people,
and we feel proud of him.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Rev Peck, who has been i'll for sew
Ga weeks will 60 to st Joseph, where
be hopes to be benefited by quietude
lrd royf
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Mrs T. c. Unthank and her little
daughter Louise left Thursday night
Tor a business trip to Washington,
n 4
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
CUT THIS OUT,
SMALLPOX CURE.

lu view of its prevalence and
consequent apprehension of many
we take the liberty cf publishing an
old recipe, said to be an infaIible
preventative and cure for both
smallpox and scarlet fever. 1t is
supposed to destroy the germ of the
disease. We have been told by a
person who tried it that it is harm
less and perfectly reliable. The
materials, which San be found at
any drug store, at a cost of about
ten cents, are as follows:
OIgItaIIS, ,-................. grain.
SuIphate Zinc..........I grain.
Dissolve in a glass of water and
take a teaSpoorful of the liquid
three times a day. If it causes dis
treSS of the stomach omit a dose or
dilute by adding more water.
1t is claimed that this treatment
will give perfect immunity from the
disease or will promptly arrest it in
any stage and effect a cure within
hours.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Miss Nellie Banks is at home with
Prof and Mrs d. y. CrOsthwait, 1920
T. l4th street
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Miss Geneyieve Wyley is making
quite successful teacher in Lincoln
ward school.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

A lady preacher is all right in the
right place. Be sure yon are right.
then go ahead.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The work at Allen Chapel is moving
along all right under the existing Cir
umstanCeS.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The Second Baptist chnrch is carry
rg on a revival at 10th and Charlotte
-IrnnfS
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

You can enjoy yourself at the Ven
dome 1874 Grand avenue, Monday
evening.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

The most encouraging notes to senC
the Negro editor are bank notes.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Mrs Joseph Hunter died at her home
lg3 Vine street. after a short illness.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

DrT c. Tnthank has been appoin-
I'd assistant city physician.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

Won never Iase anything by treating
1opT friends right.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
THE LINCOLN LEAGUE

Meets every Wednesday
evening at the league head
quarters, II7 West 9th.
You can't expect to be
in the swim or up to date
if you miss these meetings.
Everybody invited.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

second Baptist Church, corner 10th
anu Chariotte. S. w. Bacote, d. L, ,
pastor sunday Preaching,
IL ! d. m aud 7:l5 p. M; Sunday School,
Z P; IN; Weekly meetings-Mcaday
Is. I. +; M. meeting, D. m: Wednes-
day night, prayer meeting.
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

poopIe who know the least frequently
talk the most
The Rising son., 1900-01-27

vr. lanes Crews is slowly On the
The Rising son., 1900-01-27
:, TIoprox ... City Editor.

IRE YOU yaccinated:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
Rich Kill Scrap.

L M Review az Thursday had the
following concerning the Towdyism
at Rich Hin during the Dockery
meeting on Wednesday;
In the Lively set 10 which occurred
on South Sixth st. last night, Vance
johnson and a young man by the
name OF Butler received badly cut
and bruised heads. Guy Gordon and
Dick Nelson, the Rich Hill principals.
are lying in the city jail preparatory
to their removal to Butler: TO await
the action OF the grand jury.
From what can be learned, the
Butler boys were set upon by these
tOughs and acted purely in self de-
Tense. but were arrested and imme-
diately gave bond to appear at the
proper time. DIR. Christy, who was
attending the rally, dressed the boys
wounds.
Officer Meiwald is also wearing a
black eve. which he received while
making the arrests. Ii was II most
disgraceful affair and is universally
condemned by Rich Hill people.'
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City. Oct. Eggs-Fresh.
15lsc doz.
Butter-Creamery. extra fancy separa-
tor zoe: firsts. 1Sc: dairy. fancy. 17c:
packing stock. 12c: northern cheese.
12I9c; Kansas and Missouri. lie.
Poultry-Hens. live. &c; roosters. l5c
each: spring chickens, Size; broilers. Sc:
ducks. young. size: geese, young, Size; tur-
key hens, &c; old toms, 613c; Pigeons. 75c
doz Choice scalded dressed poultry 1c
above these prices.
Game-Wild ducks. Mallard. redheads
and canvasback. 81. O0a3,50 per dozen:
mixed, sl.50G175; plover, Sl.o0Gl.25; jack
snipe, N.bl: rabbits. $1.25.
Potatoes-HOme grown, 30I4Oc; Colora-
do. 65d7oc: sweets. 40d50c per bu.
Appes-Fancy, S2.o063 so per barrel.
Cranberres S600d650 per barrel.
Vegetahles-Green beans. home grown.
S.25li1 so bu: tomatoes. home grown, 500
$50 bu. Navy beans, $40 Cabbage.
home grown. SOcd$1 On per cwt. Onions
S0G60c per hushel. Cucumbers. 75c per
doz. Egg plant. e0G90c per dozen. sum-
mer squash. 40d75c per blu. box Roast
ing ears. ST9c doz. Hubbard squash,
50 doZ. Celery. 2oi+0c dOZ
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
Poisoned BY Cream Puffs.

Fort Worth. Tex. oct. 1S.-On
account OF eating cream puff- there
are some thirty people in this city
suffering from ptomaine poisoning,
which produced all the symptoms Of
ar-euical poisoning. The physicians
have been kept busy since Yesterday
afternoon caring for the victims
After eating the puffs some Of the
victims collapsed. and were pulsele~s
for some time TwochiIdren of Com
ulercial Agent Leblanc % thr Cotton
Belt. were possibly TIE most ssri-
ou-Iv affected.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
TO DUST MR.. STtLWECC.
Some StockhoIder- of the Guardian Trust
Company AK That Receiver BE
Named for Iu.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 22.-Iohn
W. Gates. of Chicago. and other hold
ers Of securities in the Guardian
Trust company. made application :"
he federal court for receiver for tn
company and for an injunction -
prevent a meeting of the stockholders
called to elect new board of di-
rectors. This is q direct attempt Of
the Gates element to Dust \. +. Still
well. who is president of the company.
and to gain control Of its affairs and
TO stop il from aiding in the tinancin ;
of the Kansas City. Mexico q Orient
railway, the short line which Mr.. Still
well j. building between Kansas City
and Topolobampo, on the Pacitc
coast of the Mexican republic.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
VOICE IN GOOD SHAPE
Gov Roo-eveit Tuesday Started on His
Second Days Tour OF New York Under
Au.ptclous CircumstAnces

Kingston, n. Y, Oct. 23.-Despite
the serious strain of the numerous
speeches made Monday Gov. Roose-
welt found his throat in excellent
condition Tuesday morning when he
arose. He had declined the numerous
Invitations 10 rest at private houses
and slept on the special train at the
noisiest place" as he described it.
since he began his trip. 1t WAS at the
junction of the West Shore and u
ster (, Delaware roads and moving
engines and trains were frequent.
The governor rose early and break
tasted before the start for the noun
tains, which was scheduled for nine
o'clock. The trip for the day covered
21G miles and required running on
three Gi.Ierent railroads. Fifteen
speeches were made by the candidate.
The day was beautiful and the noun
tains looked their prettiest in autumn
attire
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
YOU CAN PAY WHEN CURED.
Virginia Items.
We heard it and jotted it down,
What happens in and out OF town.

We heard it and jotted it down,
What happens in and out OF town.
Miss Rosa Garner left last Friday
to commence her school at saltwater.
Okla. Miss Anna Famuliner accom-
panied her She will visit her aunt,
Mrs. Carrie Henderson at Perry,
Okla. until New Year.
Will Vogt lost the endgate to his
wagon last week: will the finder
please leave it at O. NJ. Drysdale's?
John Cope of New Home, came over
Tuesday of last week and spent sew
eral days helping put a new roof on
his mothers house. Thursday night
he stopped with G. W. and J. H.
Park and Friday took a nice Duroc-
Jersey pig home with him.
John Foster says Isaac Park is
building Il large hen house. Looks a
littly fishy just now.
We read an item i'll the Free Press
last week Will notice it next week.
Some of the politicians are dis
putting about who will get there in
the race for probate Judge. Some
think Morrison will be second. Steele
third. John Ruble fourth.
We hear some of the dear people
are making remarks about what
some of the speakers said at the re-
publican meeting the 18th. The mat
ter referred was something like this:
| 1T was called a dream. W. j. Bryan
knocked at the door of the upper
country. St. Peter asked who was
there Bryan, Come in, take scat on
| the left OF Jesus: soon another knock.
Who is there? Mckinley, Come in. take
a seat at the right OF Jesus: soon an
other knock: who is there? Mark
Hanna, Come in. Jesus, let Mark
have YOUR seat. 1t was got off as a
Joke. of course: to some it looked d
little rough.
u. \. DeArmond spoke here last
night. 1t rained until dark but
about 10 were out to hear him. He
showed how high tariff created trusts
the government was loser. the farm
or was loser. the trust the only gain
or. He discussed the canal question
showed lust what it was. and who
was to pay for it, and the parties Il
have the use of il. He spoke two
hours and was listened TO with inter
est.
The christian people commenced {
meeting TO continue all week.
/ Everybody is busy husking corn
| Some are growing about hogs go
ing down under gold standard anC
high tariff. AARON
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
If Yea Have Piles This Wiz Interest
Nou

Why do YOU hesitate about coming
to uS for treatment. Have cared about
$50 Bates Co. people and there are
;. 900 more in the county who have
piles or some other rectal troubles or
cancer. We have cured al who have
taken our treatment and can cure
YOU. Our prices are within the reach
OF all sufferers and We guarantee to
cure and you can pay when cured.
We are not complaining but the
mystery to us is why any one who is
afflicted with any rectal trouble or
cancer. in Bates Co.. does not come.
to us and be cured at once. We have
proven beyond any question OF
doubt that we can do all we claim
by having cured 50 many OF your
own acquaintanceS and friends. Any
OF our former patients will tell yon
we have cured them and that they
suffered very little and i'll most cases
no pain whatever from our treat
ment and that no amount OF money
would place them back where they
were before coming to Us. Id you
could realize the danger of letting the
simplest ease OF piles run. yOu GER
tainly would not hesitate 1t NJ not
piles that kill but the complications
that come later on. Piles reduce the
system in various ways. making the
victim an easy prey to disease. Piles
break down into ulcers, causing tistu-
In and cancer of the rectum. From
the ulcers poisOns are absorbed in
to the systenF causing blood disOr-
6arS All SuffprprS from niles are
nervous and in time the nervous sys-
tenn gives way to nervous diseases.
Rectal disease cases loss OF memory
coughs, palpitation of the heart,
head aches. back aches. constipation
and, in short, very many serious and
dangerous diseases come by neglect
ing apparently so harmless thing
as piles The stopping OF the free ac-
ton OF the bowels with pile tumOrs
is like stopping the sewerage system
of q great city. The poisonous gas
es impurities will be absorbed
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-25
ABOUT $50 CURES IN BATES COUNTY ALONE.

ana disease will tals. hold Ofthe svs-
tenn and the sufferer little realizes To
what an extent his, general health i
affeated by the siGp4eSt ease of piles.
let alone when theR have reached an
advanced stage. Just ask some OF
OuE- Drmer patients bout the effects
ask them how they aeit before they
were cured and ask them how they
feeh now. Everyo2e OF them will tell
yea he feels stronger, that he has Ell
ergy. that he can work with ease.
that he has @ained in weight. and
that life Is a pleasure TO him. and
that he would Rot b. placed back in
has former condition for ten times
what it cost hi2l to be cured.
Uncle Tom Walls suffered with
piles for Is yeors and Is now perfectly
well. He had the largest tumOr we
ever treated. be was cured in two
treatments.
Butler, Mo. Dec. /, 1899.
Dr.. T. O.. Smith Sanitarium Co.
Kansas City No
Dear Doctor,-I want to send y0u
word ana tell you | am perfectly well
am IL, Years old and for 4G yesAgs
OF my life | suffered with piles. and
found nothing to relieve me until |
was treated by You. | think your
treatment i wonderful and will rec
ommend You when ever have
opportunity Sincerely YOURS.
Th0S. Walls.
Was afflicted with cancer for
years, was cured by DR.. Smith in 23
days after having tried various
! things without benefit. Mr.. Marshall
lives about 9 miles south and east OF
! Butler.
Butler. Mo. June -. 1900
| To Whom Concerned:
This is to certify that | was attih.t
ed with cancer on my lower eyehC
| and cheek for > years. | tried {
! number of SO called cancer cures but
found that nothing gave me relic
until heard OF the DR.. f. o. Smitl
Sanitarium Co. OF Kansas City.
went to see them and in just % day
| was discharged a sound and VT
| man. | am farmer - Yrs old. wOrl