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a right, they ought to be q free
and independent people; Because
Christ has said stand fast in the
liberty wherewith Christ has
made you free and be not
entangled again with the yoke OF
bondage"
This day should he observed
in thanksgiving and prayer, and
not in revelry and banquiting;
under the Flag that now floats,
from the Iceburgs of Elaslsa to
the extream sunny shores Of
the South under which many of
our Forefathers bit the dust In
ueatn. Let US honor this day,
and this flag in Thanksgiving,
and praises to him that said
Stand fast therefore in the Lib
erty where with Christ hath made
US free: for to-day the cry Of
oppression is heard in our lane
Let us stand to the colors art
vote for the cause. So closed thu
l.hof July with the Colony peopl,
and their friends, in tho Spirit
that prompted the hearts OF oul
Forefathers and in honor OF oul
Text.
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Eat Their
Neighbors
Famine In Siberian Province e
Drives Peasants to Human
Flesh Eating to Ward
OF Starvation.

St. Petersburg, July 4.-Can.
nibaIism peryades Yakutsk,
Siberia, where famine is creating
the most frightful havoc and hun.
dreds are succumbing to hunger.
A peasant tanned Komoff and
his son are awaiting trial ~
Yakutsk, the proyi''cinal capital
cha ged with killing KomoG's
wife two daughters, II younger
son and servant devouring
parts OF the bodies and disposine
of the rest at starvation prices
to famine striken natives.
Springfield Republican.
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Evans Imposes
$62b Fine On
Dootle ger.

West Plains, July 4.--Judgo
". N. Evans held special term
of circuit court this Afternoon
to hear the case ol Alien l..
Lumpl;ins, VINO is charged with
selling liquor without license,
Tic entered a plea Of guilty and
was dncd $GcJ
Judge Evans then pa'cled
him on cond.tlon that he leave
the state of Missouri at once, and
remain away. Lumrkins promia'
es to quit drink AID be bettel
man.
Springfield Republican.
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MURDERER FACES
JURY.
Herman Johnson To BE Put On
Trial At Mt. Vernon Thursday
For Killing James Evans.

Herman johnson will he put
on trial at Mt. Vernon Thursday
for the muder Of James Evans
in a box car near Peirce City
several months ago. The chief
witness against him is George
Ryan, who was in the box car
at thetime the tragedy occurred.
After obtaining what little money
Evans had on him johnson is
said to have shot him to death
and then to have opened fire
on Ryan, innicting four wounds
and leaving him for dead. Ryan
recovered and will be ready 70
tell o damaging story against
him on the witness stand. Itie
believed thst Jehnson under
|vdrioos Aliases = wanted tos
|ssyaelt 1tl1r 1b11 = b & & 81. VI,
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4th. :! July Of 1908.
Is Over,

The .th. Of July at Trask Mo,
quietly passed blythe day was
Gne-Nothing out Of the ordi.
nary persuits Of life; was render.
ed, until 1T 5 O'clock in the
afternoon AT which hour a con
gregation assembled in the
Grove, in front of the Colony
tents-Address was made by
Rev, L. s. Garrett, Editor Of
the WoRI DIS CREssET; on the
Importance of the 4th. day OF
July. For his premises he used
this language from the Bible.
S'Gud fas, therefore in ihs liberty
ulcie with Chris; hath made u
free aud be not .n!srgled again wi,l
the yoke o. b ndags i.l 81
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1.-THE Man Before The
Dollar"

Ono hundred and thirty two
years ago, the American people
we're under a system which
made the dollar better than man;
And the American people, be.
came wearried over 1t, and
the dissatisfaction, caused an
uprising. The people of the
thirteen American Colonies,
Came togather to consider the
matter. And their considera
ton was this,
For when, in the course OF
+, human events, it becomes nee.
essary for one people to dissolve
the political bonds which have
connected them with another,
and to assume, among the pow
ers OF the earth, the seperate
and equal station to which the
laws OF nature and Of nature y
God entitle them. O decent re-
spect to the opinions of man
kind requires that they should
declare the causes which impel
them to the separation.
We hold these truths 70 be self
evident--that all men are created
equal; that they are endowed by
their creator with certain un'
alienable rights; thot among
these, are life, liberty, and the
pursuit of happiness. That
secure these rights, govern
ments are instituted among ner
deriving their just powers from
I the concent Of the governed; that
, whenever any form Of govern
, ment becomes Obstructive o.
these ends, it is the right Of tht
people to alter or abolish il, nnt
to institute q new government
laying its foundations on sucl
principles, and organizing it,
lpowers in such form, as to then
shall seem most likely to effec
their safety and happiness. "-Th'
Declaration Of Independence.
What caused this Declaration
was; England placing the dolla
above the American man, ant
' forcing him and his family to be
come slaves.
And there is nothing that vii
4 make slaves any faster, than ;
. place the valuation Of the Dolla
q above the man. We do not hav
y ,.ny cause to 90 back to 76 I
= understand this to DO true-W
9 need only, to look ut our preseu
r circumstances. To know thi
to be the fact. We do not hav
' to go, to Siberia and look owe
8 the field Of ismin to know.
b placing the dollar above the ma
e brings on slavery, and slayer,
: when finished brings on fsmir
nland famin when complete
o olbrings on death. But We O.
n stay right hers IN Americs ~
\ Il 4
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4 New Declaration OF
Independence,

Wnen in the course of human
events it becomes necessary for
those who labor to break the
bonds which hold thou in sub.
lection to another class, and to
assume among the inhabitants
OF earth the station to which
their labors entitle them, "a pro.
per regard for all the earth. born
who have II common interest in
the welfare Of the race makes il
proper that they should declare
the causes which impal them tC
the separation from King Capital
We hold those facts to be self
evident: that all wealth IL thu
product Of labor; that all wealth
belongs to the producer thereof
that failure on the part of tbt
producer to possess ard eajoS
the values created by bis heat
and hand is evcidence thath he has
heen robbed either legally or lille
lgally; and that If such robbery is
practiced with the sanction Of
tie courts and the law, then II
becomes the duty as well as In,
privilege Of those so oppresse,
to unite ina class-conscious part,
to capture political power and tt
so alter or abolish such legal in
atitltioIs and establish others il
their place al 10 guarantee IL,
and the means OF sustaining IL
liberty t. live ~ well as to stary,
and lie pursuit. Of happines.
with the possibility of overtsl,
ing it.
We maintain that tile functio,
, OF government is to perform sue!
service and provide such mean
OF production in collective wa,
as the people are unable to do in
divldualiy, and that in so doinj
. government becomes more n
Il administrator of things and les
dictator TO persons. But gov
t ernment under the control @
capital is the reverse, imposin,
i the will Of the ruling class OF Pre-
s1perty owners uron the proleta
riat and allowing the wealthy {
) administer the things which tn
= poor must use in order to exist.
u The history of capital is a bis
{ tory of accumulating incongru
ties ard envolving disintegratior
That history 10 now reaching th
climax Of social revolution. whe
real democracy must rule or til
impossible institutions of I'll
present collapse of their own !,
herent weakness As evident
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF cap
1t tal we submit the following fact
~ to a candid world:
kirg Capital has so dominate
al the executive, judicial and repr
sentative branches Of goverl
is ment as 10 exercise them who'll
in his own behalf and ~ the fu
ls1ther degradation ind enslav
ment Of the propertyless.
to He las declared IL legsl ar
proper for corporation TO DO
r colt a labor union and deny /
members employment, but b
ip declare d it a punishable ofleu
es for q labor union to boycott
corporation. IS.
he Hehas kidnapped Socialist wqE
linsnes aa1 hpFEissl sea 1 lse l!.
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Garrett you are surely mistaken
for there Is plenty OF money. and
plenty Of food what more can We
vantY This is true, there y
plenty of money, and also plenty
of food. But we ask, who has ~
the slayeg Ne! And the same voice
will say-Garrett there is no I
slaves; and there has not been
any since, Abraham Lincoln
freed the negro,
But we must reply that today
we have q worse white slavery
under what is called a free gov
erment by the wage system.
Now in vogue; than there ever
was under the Black Slavery.
1t will be said again. Garratt
how can this he? And 1t be-
omes oar good pleasure TO
answer how. AS soon as the
black slave trade, was forced
out of existAnce in this country
by that noble man Lincoln. Then
the wage system generally took
the place of the Chatle system,
especially in the south, In the
north at that time it was gener.
ALLY a crop system, THAT Is Q
portion of the crop was given In
rent,) And now it is no longer
a buying and selling Of the black
man.
| But a general system Of buy.
ing and selling Of labor--'rhat is
labor and the products OF labor.
Making slaves by putting the dol
lar above the, man, this Is not,
done all st once but by degrees.
} 1t las. been over fourty years
ago since the first steps was set
fourth 10 bring Into subsection
the vas. army Of the slaves of
today. Az coon as the black
slaves was freed, and the wage
system set up. TIE marifactor-
ing of materials Of all kinds was
I concentrated in the Citys. Cap
, itol began to build railroads oil
over the Country. The old
spinning, wheels were hushed
> and the old fashion looms laid
buy. The home spun pants vas
; throwed OF, THE old A Harrow
a throwed on the rubbish pile-7
: And the old fashion grain cradlei
turned into a self binder, mann.
factured in the city, with all the
other machinery now In uss,
D The Farmer now monopolizes BIZ
r work and the poor laborirg man
4 has to 60 to the City for cniplcy'
ment. sTsSs s
And he, the laborer goes I.
the City to help build machinsfJ
u for the farmer. Apdb helpnANu;.
o. factory the products Of ~ 1al
r mer's labor. So after the f1f1 =
e has went ts the City snd paseh
o ased. The machinery sufice9t 4 =!
. do bis work, and leaves A. ;ll1y
4 ley in the CITY. The fuaun4
SLEEVES q his place Of T.
3 and goes out tothe tHfns
q L.. -
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The SAYINGS OF MEN.

Give me liberty or give me
death. "~-Patrick Henry
We believe in the equalization
Of nj me Il Geo. Washington.
Al! ron were created equal
Declaration OF Independence.
II wouil raiLer live under II
govern ment, where there is no
Slaves backs to scar, than to
have a house full Of gold"---Israel
a. Garrett.
Liberty before property, the
man before the dollar '.-Abra.
ham Lincoln.
You make the dollar superior
TO man, and You force a slave
system"--James A. Garfield.
Just after the last battle fought
w Ceo' ge B. MeClellon, when
tn" government demanded OF
him TO force his Eien across the
potomc in pursuit of the enc
my. wlIfn he thought his mer
had done enough; He said: Soon
er than fJr mr to forrp the so.
d.ers that hns fought for me, an6
uith mc to 90 beyond tho liberty
/ ask for lnysci, | will 80 un
! der. -Georg" i, McClellon.
!Ierc is The language OF Grea
ana Good men: Each and al
sneaking IN behalf ct Liberty
and equality No, spark of in
dividuality IN those words. Blu
each and every one of them fol
lowing the principals Of ONE: Al
extraordinary character, who ap
peared over Nineteen hundred
years ago, on the Eastern borde
OF the MEDITERRANEAN sea: AN
who all believers have ever sine
claimed him to be the Sen Of God
the Saviour OK the world. An,
who had the language Of ou
Text set forth by one Of his ow
disciples, or in other words tn
? the chosen Apostle to the Ger
tiles. Stand fast in the Libert
whercwith Christ hath made yo
free" BY whom aill you fin
those principals of lioerty an
equality advocated? And yo
,, viii have to say that they arc NJ
advocated by either one OF the tw
=. old parties. Nor you will not fin
it advocated in the Prohibitions
! party; but you williind those pril
'cipa!s advocated by Debs aud q
!. Soqialistic papers. And Socieli
. wherever they are. They all sa
. let the government be the eopl
S This day reminds us Of the voit
Of our forefathers In the year ,
seventy six; when they said. 1
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'EhHrei az Scc0G,d clGss
matter, September 5 1870;
al iEe I'osi-0rice at
Tr0k no., Hndcy tie Aci
OF Congress Of March 3rd
1879
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sCEsCBiriTlUH
Roll Of Honor.

II. Dryman. Hutton Valley 90.
W. A. Brinegar Trash 80.
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PUBLISHERS.

n g. Garrett and u ~ Powers
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-29
STANDING PAT
CASTRO REFUSES TO REVOKE
DECREE OF MAY ~.
Invites Netherlands, However, {
Send an Agent for Amicable
Settlement.

Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Oct.
20. via .willemstad. Curacao, Oct. s.
President Castro, in his answer TO
the second Netherlands note. has de-
clined to revoke his decree of May IA,
prohibiting the trans-shipment Of
goods for Venezuelan ports at Cura-
Gao, which has been so obnoxious TO
the people of that island.
This answer was made September
IL. The president expresses surprise
that the Netherlands government
should ask for the revocation of this
decree after acknowledging venezue-
las, right to. issue 1t. Continuing, he
asks the Netherlands to send a con-
,.fidehtial agent to Caracas to arrange
the terms OF the amicable settlement
Of the difficulties between the two
governments.
The chief OF the artillery branch
OF the Venezuelan army has complet-
cd the preparations for the defense
OF JaGuaira.. In anticipation of a
naval demonstration by Holland be-
fore that port on November 1, shells
have been distributed to all the mod
ern guns installed in the forts on the
mountain side above LaGuaira.. Pres
ident castrc's. health Is sti delicate
and causes anxiety to his friends.
The Netherlands government, in its
second communication to Venezuela,
dated August 20, said:
The revocation of the decree OF
May IA is demanded in the most en-
ergetic manner. and the government
of Venezuela must from this moment,
and without delay, fulfil the protocol
OF 1894, and not prolong the intoler-
able state of affairs which it has ere
ated by the decree of May II.
= at Is only this revocation which
can confirm as an accomplished fact
the assurances from your excellency
that the personal fault committee by
the minister-resident On. DeRus) has
not, altered, the good relations so hap
PLY existing between the two nations,
and that Venezuela also desires TO
maintain them on the most amicable
basis"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-29
THE PorE's BIRTHDAY.

The pope celebrated the fiftieth an
adversary Of his ordination to the
priesthood very quietly and almost
privately on September 10. The Of
ficial celebration will take place next
month, when all the cardinals and
the members OF the diplomatic body
dccredited to the Holy See and OF the
Black nobility who are still speniing
their summer vacation in the country
or seashore will have returned to
Rome.
In order not to interrupt their
holidays Piux X. consented to post
ponc the ofncial celebration of his
jubilee. Still he insisted on havins
a private celebration on the real date
and he personally arranged with his
old friend. Cardinal vayallara. the
Patriarch of Venice, 'for-the Venetian
Elgrims to come to Rome for the
vate jubilee mass.
My the pilgrims from Venice and
pcu3bHz cf the young mems
societies were admitted to
rs for the Popess jubilee
~ iich ne said he celebrated
u Y children. New York Sun
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Auction Sale Of
Unredeemed Lands

CONTINUED from Page Nine) {
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A Dundee minister was caught In
a shower Sunday morning and con-
suited with an unsmypathetlc sexton
az to whether he'd better not delay
the service a little while until he got
my.
"Just get up and begin preaching
and you'll soon be dry enough" wal
the nnklnd reply.
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Pinlsham IL thu County
about your sickne 80.
understand. She Wy Ru-
observation-disclosures an;s;s
free. No Woman eva
writing hfr, and beca lot
vast eilsetis.ner she Il
thousayis Address, "
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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
Thinks lt Saved His life.

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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
Every Man His Own Doctor.

The average man cannot afford 20 employ B physician for every slig ht ail- ment oT ihjury that may occur in hIs family. nor can he afford 10 neglect them, as 90 slight. an injury as ,he scratch of a pin has been tnown to carse the loss of a limb. Hence every nah must from necessity be Fsis own doctor for this class of ailments, Success often depends upon prompt treatment which only can be had when suitabls medicines aye k"psat hand. Cham her- ainTs Remedies have been in the mar i5-t fer many years and enjoy 6 good reputati0n.
 Chamberlain $ Cogic. Cholera and Dr. arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints.
 Char ber}sin's Cough Remedy fer coughs colds, croppanG wh,,oping cv>gh
 ChamberEain's Pain Bals an auti~ep- tic inimentl foY cuts, breises. burns, sprains, swellines, lame back and rheu- matte pains
 Chamberlain Stomach' and Liver Tablets for constipation billiopsness and stomach sroHbles.
 Chamberlain Salve for diseases of the skin.
 One bottle of each of these five prep costs but $l.25. For sale at the Ketcherside Drug Store,
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
Granite Reef Dam Completed.

The Arizona Democrat on Monday issued special industrial edition that would be creditzsAe to any newspaper. bosides d splendid description Of the resources of the Salt River Valley and the great oppor5uritieS offered by that sectlon, the Democrat tells ofthe Graa- fte Reefdamt recently completed, three miles below tDe Junction of the Verde and S4It rivers. The Granite Reef is a diversion dam and one of the main structure" in the Salt River project fer the storage aui distribution of water for irrigation.
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portions of the ear. There is only one way 10 cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inAamed corr dition of the mucous lining of the I.u- stachian Tube. When this tube is iu- famed you have rumbling sound or imderfect hearing. and when it is en- tirely closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases ont of ten are caused by Catarr h, which is nothing but an iufumed condition of the mucous SUP faces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrbl that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulrrs. free.
 r d. Cheney 2 O., Toledo. O,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
AkoPS Is fntauSI-
 aStiC Over Yulnd
Editor of Gazette Says Some
 Pretty Things For Us.
Thinks Towns Growth Marvellous.

Editor Chas. F. Akers, who spent several days in Yuma recently, thus voices his impressions in the Phoenix i Gazettc:
 "A representative Of the Gazette spent some time in Yuma several days ago Gnd was much impressed with the progress the town is making. IL was not his first visit, but never before has ! 9 seen il in its present condition. IL is now a pushing. go-ahead little city.
 Yuma is justly proud of her streets These streets are a lasting monument to Mayor Shansscy and the city au- lhCrilics. The main street CT the town has been treated with cal.chr and is a. tiue a thor"u4hfa9e 6 could Ge wished for. Other streets have been similarly treated. Sidewalks have been laid and gutters put in.
 "The residence portion of he city. up on the mesa. little away from the town. is indeed place or beauty. Blocl. after block Of cement sidewalk has been laid and trees>and yines planted The streets. too, arc the best that man can make. Especially beautiful is the wide boulevard. winding up from the main part of the city. On each side of this boulevard orange and pepper trees have been planted--tirst an orange and then pepper. These trees are nnw fonr OF five years old.
 "Many new houses have recently been constructed in the residence por- tion and many more are in process Of constructions. The rapidily of the growth of Yuma k 1n;,rrelUus. IL is not tn be wondered at. for he people gre progressive and happy and are al boosters.
 ''9peAking Of our new school building, he says: The site of this building was uost happily chosen. It is situated cn q high point, commanding an errhant- ing view of q wide expanse of country, The view up the rirer is inspiring.
 "rbe designer is an artist in the mission style, and the result is a bniid- ;ng of which any city might he proud. Without doubt it is one of the Gneat school buildings iu the southwest"
The Arizona sentinel., 1908-06-17
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