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RACK TO THE FARM

Back 10 The farm 10 snnlit wales and
hills,
Back 10 the farm. TO shady woods and
rills,
Where the homeybees are hummlng
Through the fragant air OF morn
And the bobwhIte gayly whistles
From The wheat field and the eofnl
Oh. old farm ! am so wenry of thls
wicked world Of usli
With its worry and its hurry and lts
noise and iis dust
But 10 thee my eyes are turning
Yes. for thee my heart Is yearnlng.
With sweet roses and green trees,
Where III twilight swallows lWitter
From the chimney and the caves.
Back TO The fields 10 catch the lark's
sweet strain
Back TO the dells TO hear the thrns'
again.
Where the whpporgIlls are whlstline
As the cows come down The lane
And the robin at my window
Sings the same old sweet refrainl
Oh, my dear old sai1ted mother
mothers prayers are never vain
am coming back TO Eden, to the old
home loves again.
Iiomeward now my feet are turning
Ifomeward now my heart Is yearnins
I am coming to the old farm
From world OF selfish strife
II shall pf0w and gov and harvest
IN the good old simple life.
g. NJ. BARNfTZ.
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR PEACE

(Atlanta J0urnal.j
Concerning the dry details OF the
Newlon>iland fisheries dispute be-
itweel the United States and Great
Britain Which was settled some time
ago by the international court OF ar.
bitratlon at The Hague, the majority
OF us have no interest. Indeed lt
would be like hunting needles In a
corn rick to set forth the technlcaI
points involved.
But the general principle of the sit
uatlon is OF worldwide interest. For
hundred years OF more our own
country and England have been squab-
bling over their respective rights TO
fish off the Newfoundland banks
Several times the dispute has come
dangerously near provoking war. The
important fact Is that this whole en-
tanglement has been strengthened By
peaceful means to the satisfaction Of
both nations. Arbitration has beaten
enother spear into a pruning hook
That this method viii be resortcd
to more and more frequently and eff
fectiyely by civilized peoples there
can be no doubt The United States
has been party to seventy.one arbitra.
tions since 1871 What more sub
stantial work could have been done
for the cause OF Worldwide peace the
substitution Of law for var.
The Hague arbitration tribunal j
nov very mitch circuniseribed in r.
powers and iuridiction. But In al
the reat nations there Is strong ten
dency to enlarge the tribunals scope
/ oeonslder governments Ike indivldI
ais. subject 10 orderly justice wheT
+ differences between them arise VIII
out undue optimism one may toda'
rake faith IN Tie coming Of tlfat efs
: ljredIctel bx Victor Huge, whom taI
only battlefield Viii be the ,nlarke
opening 10 commerce AMI the human
mind opening to new ideas,
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NOTICE..

The state board of public affairs
will receive sealed bids until noon
Monday. October 10. 1910. for heating
plant and connections at the South.
western State Normal school. al Wca-
therford. Oklahoma. In strict accord
ance with plans and specifications
prepared by Messrs. Layton. Smith
& Hawk, architects OF Oklahoma city.
The plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the state board
OF public affairs. Guthrie: Layton,
Smith a Hawk, Oklahoma City, and
al the Normal School building. At
Weatherford. Oklahoma.
Also metal windowst ops as seioui
in said specification. for which sep.
arate bid Is asked.
Certified check for five per cent OF
amount OF bid must accompany bid
as a guarantee that the contractor
Will execute contract and make the
required bond il contract Is awarded
MIN.
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state OF ohio, city OF Toledo,

l.ucag county So.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner Of the firm OF
r.. J. Cheney & Co. doing business
In the City of Toledo. County and
State aforesaid and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
oi Catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ] CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day Of De
cember A u. 1856.
A. w GLEASON,
(Soa) Notary Public
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nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free
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BASEBALL
TEAMS AND
N|CKNAMES

THE New York basehail team ln |
hbe National league was 4llbet s'rhe
Giants" by tho late r 4 Tiohaahuo ~ |
the Summer oi 1889 when thaV team
was making such i hard nght against 4
the Chicago team for tie champion
ship,
Ii was the New YorkorS Deeds, and
a0t their stature, as many r00ters
think. that was Responsible for the
name. The New York American lca
cue team was named tile lllgnlanders
by James X Price wnen the John
son organization entered New York
in 1903. The president Of HE club
at that time was Joseph Gordon. and
the grounds we're on high land In
Scotland there Is a regiment called the
Gordon lilghlanders, and the com
lbnatlOn Ol Gordon anh the hgh land
on which the team played suggested
the name after the Scotch regiment,
| The name Quakers applied to the
Philadelphia National league team
was natural because Philadelphia "
known as the Quaker GUY The
name Is thought 90 have been first
IsAd In 1883 when PHILADELPHIA was
represented IN two organizations, the
old American association and the Ma.
tIonal league. The Athletics Mere N
the former league team known lust
as Philadelphia was In the latter. 10
distinguish between the two the news
Ilarers caied tine r,ational Beague
team the "Quakcrs' and II Is stfll
used
One Of the first ball teams ever
organized in this country was Tho
Athletics OF Philadelphia. II was as.
sembled In 1864, and had place IN
the National organization Of baseball
, players, the first basball league In
the country. The name has been
passed down through all the years,
and when the American league eX'
panded and placed a team In phlla
delphla the newspapers, with the tacli
consent of the club owners, called
Connie Mack's team the Atnietlcs, be
} cause II was a time-honorcd name.
Comlsky adopted the name White
Stockings for his team when the Am
erican league invaded Chicago In 1900
/ II. h. Sanborn and Carl Green, Chicago
/ sporting writer's, are jointly rosponsl
bic for the shortening OF the name Il
White S0x They could not make tn,
longer one III into The headlines 0
the papers and agreed to try the shor
er one and made a hit The nam
: Cubs was also of newspaper origl
al the time Frank Selee took th
management Of the Chicago nallona
= y team during the baseball war, m
=. fllled IN It's ranks with younsterl
> mostly OF the average Sahre or sma
Ter George Rice. then sporlin
writer. Was the first 10 ssrlng n
: name, ana II was taken up genceall
in ashOrt time,
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gentle pushes. are what YOU call Try.
ing to avert kisses and embraces, no
wonder the young man persists III
his cndearments,
a girl who fesents familiaritics 20
the bottom OF her soul. Is rarely
with them. or ii tlo attempt
is made the man learns a lesson that
is as sharp as IL is sautary
The girl who takes the stand that
spooning' is not for her may have
10 do some scratching of gentlemen
friends" from her calling list, but
she viii never need to write letters
asking oow she should act when men
persist IN kissing her against her
VIII.
The real trouble lies In girls heinz
Indifferent 10 such falnlllarltics, Those
who call kissing minus couttship
wrong are dubbed "sonr old maids dy-
leg TO be kissed. but can't be-" Or. is
being kissed indiscrlminaiely is re-
pellent TO refined girl. she weakly
Yields when he" comes along e
tempt
Troubled Girl" and all the other
glfis who are anxiously awaiting my
reply" do not be reckless with your
kisses.
Keep them for Mr.. hlghiman. being
sure the man who tries 10 kiss you
against your viii Is not he
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"AlI thought I'd lose ny leg wrltes
j. A. Swenson, OF WatertOwn. WIS.
"Ten years Of eczema, that Is doctors
could not cure, had al last laid me MP.
Then Bucklens Aruica Salyo cured j.,
sound and SELL fnfallIblc Skin Erup
iions, Eczeula Sail Rhenm Boiis. Fey
er Sores. Burns scalds Cat aud Piles.
zun as al druggists
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Q C &C 10000 COCO &C C 9
. JUST BETWEEN US GIRLS 6
Q O @ CO o 6 @ o o @ o O C @ @ Q

You wouldn't believe II, Dut Siris
seems to be really worried on tho
right and wrong OF kissing.
o, rae letters get asking me rs
II wrong for me 10 let man who ir
keeping company with me kiss me
before he tells me be loves me?"
They number many hundred
Sometimes these letters take ex-
ception 10 what have already said
on the subject. again they tell or
their efforts 10 keep their kisses
against heavy odds
TIE latest request for advice puts
the blame in slightly different form.
II Is from a girl who says young
man who has heen keeping company
With her for six months win persist
in trying TO embrace and kiss her.
no matter how hard she tries e. avert
II
The Girl acknowledges that she Is
doubtful how TO act Then comes the
naive question, isn't II Just as WRONG
for a gentleman to Try 10 kiss girl
whom he does moi intend 10 marry as
for a girl TO kiss q bentlemaa whom
she doesn't know whether TO marry
or not2
The whole relation Of the sexes IS
In That inquiry.
Certainly It Is just as wrong. II
not little more so, since the man
probably knows what he Is about,
while the girl may Yield her kisses in
nocently enough.
The distinction through the habit
OF years has come 10 he less one
o. right and wrongstaan OF custom. al
least to mans notioI.
A man feels 1t his right to 90 just
ac far as girl will let him, then
blames her for that letting.
A man cf right feeling should no
more try TO force his embraces on a
girl whom he does not intend 10 mar
Try than he saouId try TO make love
to married women.
But from the reports my girls write
me the proportion Of right feelint
lnen seemstobefew.
Since men make one law for them
selves and another for woman. II re
mains for nice girls to be their owr
protectors.
1t is not only ungentlemanly, 1t Is
dishonorable for a man TO force hii
caresses on girl, not meaning to toI
low them with his hand and heart
/ Especially bad is It when the girl
young and dnsopllisticated. canno
understand the horridness OF the MAJ
who is trying to kiss her: is too uIi
worldly wise 10 realize that she J.
PLAYING vita fire.
Yet the remedy is with the girl al
ter all. | fear the effprts made Z
"ayert" kisses cf the Young ma
we're but halfhearted
A girl can stop such nndesirabl
attentions and she should dc so. Thi
ii not an age OF brute force and con
pulsIon in love
In A WON an has never heeh more niii
ircss of her own aatiou3 II she doe
mot want TO be kissed il Is eas
enouga to remain unkisscd.
There are rebufs that are half i
vitatlons.
IT, 20, stop that" Aren't You IN
| lrlds" How do you dare7 accompanie
by giggies OF embarrassment a
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I have world OF confidence IN
ctambcrlain's Cough Remedy for
have use i II with perfect success.
writes Mrs. II. i. Baaford, poolesyille,
Nd. FOR sale BY all dealers.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita Wins Two

WICHItI WINS TWO
Toptka, Kas.. Sept 21-~Wichlta won
both games Of a donhle header from
Topeka With ease, batting pitcacrs
hard. The second game ns called
at end Of the seventh inning
First game. Il VI T.
Wichita ....... 400 600 O00-5 10 2
Topeka .... 30 O0l 000 "a s /
Batteries Durham and clemmonsi
Giiiln and Agnew
Second game. x II y
Wichita ...... $50 5s0 0--l2 10 J
Topeka .,,.,.s 0lo p0l o. . !
Batteries AIlchlson and shaw I'm
ley and Agnew
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TELEGRAPPHY

LEARN WIRELESS e. Il. r. TELEG-
RAPHY-- Shortage Of fully 10000
operators on account Of S.hour law and
extensive wireless Developments. We
operate under direct supervision Of
Telegraph Officials and positively
place MI students, when qualified.
Write r catalogue. Natl Telegraph
Inst, Cincinnati. Philadelphia. Mem
phis, st. Paul. MINI; Enid, Okla, Col
umbia, s. G.. Portland, Ore.
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HELP WANrEp-FEmALE

LADIES--our catalogue explains how
We teach hair dressing, manicurlng
facial massage. etc. 10 few weets
mailed free. Moler College, st. Louis
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PATENTS

PATENTS Procured. also sold on
commission. Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Build.
ing. Washington d. G.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

st. Louis, S; philadelphia, a
Philadelphia, Sept. 29--St. Louis
again defeated Philadelphia.
Score by innings: r II p
St. Louis ...,. 100 l03 000--5 8 2
Philadelphia \. 900 100 300-4 Z 2
Batteries Steele and Bresnahan;
Grand, Brennan and Doom.
Boston, 8; Chicago, 2
Boston, Sept. 29Boston defeated
Caicago 3 to in the first game but
was shut ont in the second, II to O..
First game: II III -
Boston ..... 900 002 001--3 2
Chicago ....~ 100 0l0 00o--2 3 I
Batteries Ferguson and Rariden
Ruelbach and King
Cincinnati, d: New York, i6
New York, Sept 29S-New York
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MEN--Onr Illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach barber trade
In few weeks. mailed free. Molar Bar
ber Colleg, Kansas City. Mo.
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made sixteen runs off CoveiasM andl
yanqnlshed Cmeinati NJ 10 a.
Score by innings I'll Ei
cincinnati - 0b0 000 06t-- III III
New York . 20G l20 5se-lG l4 81
Batteries covaleski and clark
Crandall, Wilson and Schlci
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Dee Moines. 8. Lincoln. 0

Des Molnes, la, Sept. 2s-- Superior
batting won the game for Des Moincs
Score by innings. X II II
Dcs Molnes ,.. GOO iO2 Root Z
Lincoln ,..... 600 600 000--O
Batteries Mitchell and Clements:
Gelst and Kruger
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JAMISoN'S BOOK FREE.

The Oklahoma Weekly Leader one
year and a copy of General Jami-
sons Book, with Walher in Mica,
rauga." for only 10 cents. This offer
Is good until October l. The Weekly
Leader contains all national and state
news. farm aud local information.
Regular price of the Weekly Leader
one year, IL $100 This is a special
offfr. seventy-fiye cents gets one
yeat's subscription and Jamison's
hook postpaid, Address The Leader.
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
NOTICE Highest price paid for sec
ond hand furniture. phone 727.
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TOWEL SUPPLY.

J. D. GRArS, Proprietor.
Towels and aprons Of all kinds fur.
nIshed at very reasonable price. See
me before you hey.--J, D. GRATS.
pHoNE NO. efo. {
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, I washington, S
Chicago Sept % Walter Johnson,
Washington pitcher made new
worlds strike ont record FOR season
and helped washington defeat Chica-
50 70 l. ,lpapsqn stIuck ,qpt ten
inen, making his 10th Sh1 for EHd year
The former recordslw 4s'sOl made by
"Rube" Waddoll in 1gpI 8t
Score by innings; R II Il
Chicago, ..... 001 600 000~-l 8 0
Washington 600 00l 0i3---5 I4
BatterIes--Whlte and Payne; John
son and Ainsmith,
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Omaha, g; Sioux city, O

Omaha, Nebr. SEPT 29-Keeleys
pitching aud the batting Of the home
team were the features of the game.
score by innings: X II J.
Omaha ..4 OILS 012 lO"-S II Z
Sioux City 49,. GOO goo Q0o--0
Batteries Keeley and Cadman,
Hammond and Miller
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''i,:ss,g, s:sssI;.. y FfEE3;IH hlslb.I

lyn made Il Inph'FstfaiRht from Flttsf
burg Bell had Great control and re-
Ccived good support
Score by innings II II y
p.ttsmre .... 600 900 000--0 /
Brooklyn .... 0l0 900 Ols-2 Z A
Batteries Steele and Gibson; Rel
and Miller,
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New York, 6; petroIt. 5

New York, g. Detroit,
Detroit. Mich, Sept 29--New York
made Il three straight, defeating the
champions G TO g. Cobb had a per.
feet day at the bat. with three singles
Score by innings II N y
New York . 22l 900 loot i2 :
Detroit . 0i0 002 200--5 s 4
Batteries Quinn. Vaughn. Cald
Well and Blair, works, stroud, Mnl
lin and Casey, Schmidt
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AGENTS WANTED.


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solicitors under our excellent plan and
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Lost AND FOUND.

s's>>~S>>~>>'---~~->--~-- >--~--.-~~>~.~-~->.>~~~->-~s
FOUND-Lady's gold watch. Finder
may have same by paying for this
add and proving property.
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penyerst. Joseph Tie

UtHVcT'ot. JubepH Tie
ST. Joseph. Mo. Sept 29--ln the
second game of n double header, call.
ed in the eighth inning on account oil
darkness, St Joseph won by score
Of 6 to 0 from Denver and lost tht
first game 10 5.
First game: II II :
Denver ...... 10 O03 llO--t 10
st Joseph POI 100 000-5 3 3
Batteries Ehman and Mcaurrayli
Kaufman, Swift and Frambes.
Second game. X II
Denver - 600 900 00--0 !
st. Joseph ...... Cy0 10 3*--5 !
atterles--Ilagerman and Quiesser;
Crutcher and Coe.
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Cleveland 4; Boston, 3
Cleveland, o.. Sept. 29--Cloyeland
again defeated Boston 4 to 3, Kaler
was hit safely but three times. I.ajoie,
because OF injuries. missed his frat
game OF the year He win be In the
game again In q day or SO
Score by Innings: n II +
Cleveland ... 900 100 03*~~4 10 Z
Boston 900 200 1908
Batteries Kaler. Koestner and
Land; MclIalc' and Kleinow.
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Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis, 2
St. Louis. Mos Sept. 29--PMladel'
phla wound up its series In st. Louis
by loosing to the locals by score
Of 10 l.
The score: r II y
Philadelphia -. 600 010 00O--~1 Z ]
ST. Louis ...... 900 100 001--2 4
Batteries-Atlsins and Land; Nelson
and Stephens.
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WANTED--Able bodied men for the
q. s, Marine Corps. between the
ages of 10 and 80. Must be natl
born or have ilrst papers Monthlg
pay SIS to $G9 Additional can.
pension possible. Food, clothing.
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peka, Kan.
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There are rebuns that are half 10.
yitatIons.
n. %. stop thai" Aren't You hnr.
Ird? How do you dare? accompanied
by giggies OF embarrassment an
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WAN It's
CLASSIFIED
HELp wANTEn-MALE


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WANTED Boy over IA years old for
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&c and 10c bundles of old papers for
sale at this office.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-05
A. o. u. w. Resolutions.

We your committee appointed
at a regular meeting to prepare
resolutions of respect to the
death of our worthy Brother
Roscoe Elder we submit the
following:
While we bow in submission
to the will of the Most High in
removing from our number, our
beloved, devoted and faithful
brother, we do so with deep feel
ing of sadness.
Therefore be it resolved:
That the Charter of this lodge
be draped in mourning for thirty
days in respect of the deceased,
our brother.
Resolved: That a copy of
these Resolutions be sent to the
family of our deceased brother,
and that copy be mailed to the
Meade County News and the
Meade County Globe and the
Plains Journal of Plains, Kan
sas, and that a copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of this Lodge.
Committee,
F.C. Judd.
M. F. Martin.
A. II. Bodle Jr.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-05

ject to the rules and direction and
inspection of the Water Commission
er of said City, and all work done on
service pipe or tap intended to sup
ply more than one dwelling or prem
ises must be provided with separate
stop cock and stop cock boxes and
separate water meters and boxes,
and the City of Meade reserves the
right to set or have set all the me-
ters and meter boxes, and all stop
cocks and stop cock boxes where it
may deem necessary and where it
may direct, and under the direction
and control of the Water Commits
sioner of said City.
Section Is. That all applications
for service attachment to the dis
tributing pipe of the water works of
said City for the purpose of introduc-
ing the water into premises must be
made by the party desiring such at
tachment Such application must be
made to the Water Commissioner of
said City in Writing; and when the
premises are occupied by tenant his
application must be accompanied by
the approval and consent in writing
of the owner or the authorized agent
of said real estate or premises.
An application for water and extern
sions for water service must be made
on the water blanks of the City, and
must state fully and completely, and
under oath, If required by the Water
Commissioner, the purpose for
which the water taken from the
water works is to be used, where
upon the Water Commissioner may
issue his permit for such water SER
! vice.
Section 16. No person shall re-
move, or obstruct, or injure any fire
hydrant, or unscrew the caps thereof
or to shut off or turn the water into
or out of said hydrant or open the
same or use, or take water from said
hydrants, except for fire purposes by
the members of the fire company, OF
other persons duly authorized by the
Mayor and Council, or to drive any
vehicle over or across any water
hose belonging to the City of Meade
or being used in or upon any of the
streets, avenues or alleys of sait
City, nor obstruct, alter or injure any
valves, valve box or cover, stop cock
or stop cock box, or cover water me
ter, or water meter cover, or in any
manner injure any building, machin
cry or other appurtenances belonging
to the Water Works System of thu
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