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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

Rit Reudbuiten bebaftete 8inoer
Iolen lInter teinen ~l1mitdnoen S9us
len, Sonntnsi6uIen pber trgenbpeLs
DIE 0ffentIi6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bes
Iufen. sic IpIen au9 ME in Strd@
benbabnsWag OOer anbersn Offents
Ii9en transport Giuridtunsen fabs
rem.
8eIunoen ainosrn iolte Itrengs
items geIs6rt fperoen. baB tie niemals
in nabe 8eriibrung nit ainoeSn
tommen biirfen, pslde Den Reu9s
buiten bdben, = ais S9ubzU iabnabs
me ni6t nrr segen Die @erbrsituns
Oieier araut1eit, ionbern nod OieIer
anDeren.
Qud folten lis griinol,d iber bic
GefdBren tts 4IlgllEpI& = Der -
oft unter &tnbern peitergegeben
miro, mituntsr iogar odsfelbs S!iids
9su brn Wtultb au Muno! Oes
Qustuuf9es bon 9riffeln unb 9Ieis
FIFTEEN uno Iunitiger uebertrasuna
Des Spei9els BON elmer perfoa duf
lie dnoere unterporfen fperoen. Die
libls @eppbnbsit bsS Spudens cuff
Ole !Sdnbe beim 8dlipielen. iOfpie Die
6~spfIogenbeit Oss unterfaitosIofsH
aiifens fOlts ebenfals entf4ieoeH
sntmutigt tpetSen.
1lno &inoer, ireIfe Den aeudbus
fen bdbeu, Iontea nur nit eiusrt
beutIi9 ertennbarsn 9baet6en auf bic
5trube gebeu, ioodB anOers 9inoer
setpdrnt Iinb. Cine ftddtlihe Sc
funobeits s8eborOe empfieblt gu Oies
fem 8ebufe bds Srdgen ettes griinet
8dnbcs on einem 4rm, boFfents
Ii8 perben iid ni9t Die SrIdnoer
bdburd beIetoist fiiblen.
gnOIia iolten Die Sduier, in be-
men &eudbuitens51Ge pcrbanpen
fno, Elm ent1prsdenoes platat seiaen.
0as iinO itramme .ariegssM Dag
nabmen" aber 70 ~notipenOig, tpie nlr
irgenopel4e miIitdriI6e unter Inns
ftdnoen iein tOunsn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09
9t fali@ta 3asae Ser straster.

Dor turSem puroe eraGbIt, Dab
man f6on i'm MitteIaltsr 8OIOs
3Gbne getannt babe; anberisits psib
man, 6ab petronius, Der romiI4s
.arbitsr elsgantiarum einen tinits
liGcn CABIN bate, Der mittels zines
golbbrabtes an spsi anosre 3dbnsn
befeitist ,par. SIS CAB ie0ua i4pu
melt frd6sr faII4e 3G9Re: beidben
bo9 beretts Die alien gtruster Ss'
biTe nit einseIesten 9OIosdAHerl.
Dian bat in ibren @rGbern etniss
Iol9sr ge6tFe gefunben. Die etrus'
tilGen tinItli9en 9ebiFe beltanoen
in elmer @pIbplatts, Die Die faIi1su
3abns, tpelGe BON Sisrsn ltammten,
fetbielt an6 Il. NIT ben nod Dor'
baRoenen natiirIi9en 3dbren, bte uIs
Stibe ~nsrtpenOst ipurben, in @sr'
binOung bro9te. Die fuIi9en 3Ghns
tparen oft nit elmer art @nIOftift an
Die @ulSplatte selOtet; Der Stitt sing
bur9 ben 3dbn bin0ur9, uno feline
Gnosn b~eribrten bic plotte unb NOS
rem bort bsrntetet. Sol@e @ebiift mos
rem uusI9Isbli9 fir ben Sbsrtiefes
beIttmmt un0 ionnten ni9t berauss
geaomu1en tpsrben. Nan fnn6 Sc
biFs, Die fsben folf9e 3dbne uufpies
fen. I'm ii9 bic Gdae lsihter gu
MAIDEN, nobm Der 3a6nurst ni9t iels
ten ben Gain zines pfsrbes, i4nttt
Jpn bermittslit elmer tleineu Sage
Gin unb biIoete Jpn 70, baB man
3tpei 3dbne ou Iebsn %elaubte. Sie
.aeftbetit mar ni1t bic ftarte Settle
Der etrustii9en 3abnGr3te, eber DIE
.gsbiFe ipareu iOlib s%sarbeitet unb
.lsiiteten iiher ausgeSeiAuste Dienite.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

OQHuhtfllt DulIt pfH UtUtlitNt HtS
pdhli, no 6Iorin btiH DrnuEamfH
sbsH bas WasfItr In bic @ruH esIln,
ben Bat. Gcdrpla m In bic anis
gdunssn unb bdlt In tntItblihtn
e9msrJ bi, 6dnbs nod ipit sur
qbptbr tmporgsboben, bic Mugtn
melt n~ufgsriiitn In obnmahtietr
nut, ip6brsnb ft, ON 3ild aslebnt,
ibr Gpitr In ratloier @tr1psifIung
bsirahl,t, bic gIsibsnbs alinge BON
ibre Sonb isf umIdIofitn.
3anarttlli bate fir oitles Bib,
nahbsm sr "a bel ben probtn fsls
bert, feline RuIit babsH molten. Sect
.ltisie f6, bab Ct rsat ssbnbt. 90
ipar. ols bate man pIobfi9 allies
DiIstianitIds obesitrsift, uno oils
mare man 3suss elmer srauistn Tras
.s0bit gtiporbeH. 9isr unb bort elm
unierbrHdtsr Quffhrsi bss Sdrsdens
= ionit cine tisis, faf unhsimIi6s
.StiIlt, bic ii6 srit ISitt, OILS Der
.9orbang tpisber b%erobIont. Damn
Elm Iponioner gsifalI, Der cine sanS
nnbtrt RIausfdrbe bate, als BEL nIs
len friibersn 9iIbsru. Cine msrts
pirbige unb eissHtIi6 unsspoIIts
#auno1sbung.
llnb Hi6t bic 9cstd idisu Is 81
Isin, bic bitIs @irtung bsrborrief -
Der Qusbrud in Sbirlsps Wienen
por's, isins tObIi6s gldife. ieln
I8msr5bsrSsrrtes 9tli9t, stiDos In.
eriIGrIi6ts, ens bod ale DsrIpiirten.
@sr bate aud abnsn i0Rusn, boB
Fh auf bieIsr tleIneu 9ihns cine
piriIi6s 2ragObis obgtIpislt botts.
cine Der 9rag0bien bts nsbtHs, bic
fi6 uHgsisbsn, uuter Der ObsrfId4e
ersisnsn, CANA beimIi9 unb obne Oas
brutdlt Raffinemsnt, bas bic 9iibns
fir ibrs 8iriunssn broldt.
Iidt siumaI bic Sslbin abHte es.
.@isIIei6t in rubig beoba6tenbsr
.Stimmung bate fie IS ertannt - an
ben ftarrsn Mtisnsn, benz I9niltn
Bid, Der Biz auf ben Grunb ibrss
6srSsns bringsn poIIte. 0o9 bic
'grrtgung Der Minutt, ipGbrsno Der
bunbert auaenpaors auf is geri4tet
fparsn, raubte ibr ben Bid fir bic
DirtIi6teit, bic untsr Der Waste bss
Spills lag.
9enn aud bisIsm Storpiu mar
Elm Msiier in bic 8ruIt geitoben tpOrs
ben, unb in benz iiberflutenben
'S9merS mar er suiammengsaudt.
'Sn isinsn 2tugen lag Elm Gleben, Elm
Itbter qppell, elm abi9isbnsbmsn -
3anartelli fam sdn5 errest ouf bic
gibns geItiir5t, aIs sben Der 8ors
bang gefallen mar. rNi9t bepesenl
Celeste, supsrbe! Sd 8iehe ben
|9orbdng pieoer enpOr!"
Rod INNER Itanb Cynthia oa ME
cine Statue, aber SbirleD erboh iid.
rllnmDslid", faete er Isile.
,Sa, Is III aud better Id
bite Inn @ers.ibung - man mo9t
Dos ni9t 5tpsimaI."
Gin 9G6sln sIitt iibsr gpntbias
3ige bin.
r3ufrieoen, Maetro9A
,Quf tsiner 8ibne bate Ons sIdns
senbsr, sffettboIler bargeiteIlt tperOen
l0nnen," rief 3anarteIli ent6ufioittid.
Semanb REF Isiuer Iomen - er
ttir3te raid, fpie er setOmmsn, pie'
Der babon.
@Orbei Oorii6er, selungen - iest
mar aIlss gu Gn6s.
Cynthia unb SbirIss ftdnben gon5
ALIEN auf Der tlsinen Bihne. bon
Der @eIsIII9aft bur9 ben @orhdng
aetrsnnt. 9eutli9 Hang gorrings
tons Stimme, bic bertinbste, bab bic
gorFelluns gu Gnbe isi Stubls
ridden, bos aniitern fetoensr RIeiber,
qusrufe, Worte Der 9epunoerun9
brangen iber bic 9ompe hsriiber.
@Ortissung fOIst) a
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09
sriea benz a,udbnlf,n.
Strensite @iaRnabmeu seeen feline Ser
breitnng iinb bic 8auptiahe.

Sn 3eiten Der mdnnermorOen0en
4dmpfe erIdeint es gang Defenders
ongebra6t, tpenn aud hie beilen0al
.unb 6eIfsnosn MG9te Ser perI9ieoss
nen Qrten 81 ibrem &riege dufrs
fen, obIdOn ss in bisiem feline Butte
gen 2prbsersn gu erringen gibt. 50
lit ou9 Die garple ,2rieg Dem
Seu9buitsn" cine 10 beoeutungsDous,
ME iie nur ie mar.
Mit Re9t iagt Der 5tGfs> gunosss
itabsar5t 20. s. Ruder neueroings
in elmer 4bbdnbIung:
.Se6e arant9sit, luel9e in jeosm
Sabre 10000 ainoer in einem Gan,
De i0tst, 1T ~unbeOtngt cine ernite gu
nennsn. 8iirOen ebenIo DieIe Rins
Der in ben Ser. Staoten jdbrli6 an
8tulenpeit fterben, 10 piiroe Die gdns
Be Nelt 3ster idreien unb fi4 gegeu
bieies 2ano itrsngtens abipsrrtn!
4bsr 1T Elm 4in6, ods am aeut9s
buften geitorbeu 1T, fpeuiger tot, aIs
zines. bag bon Der peft odbingerufft
tpurbe?"
Mlan bat bic 3o6G Der 3obesopfer
our4 &eu9buiten in ben Ser. Stads
ten nit Den Spfern BON S9drla9s
fieber, Mofern uno 0ipbterttis nab.
reno zines @iertel Sabrbunosrts Der,
glihen unb babel feitgeiteGt, bnB Sic
tgftgtnannte arantbeit por 20 Sab
rem nod mebr 9pbesppfer fprOerte,
als felbit oas S9arIadfieber, unO
baB ite nod beute gefdbrIi9er 1T, aIs
Die 0ipbteritis!
l1n0 es bouoeIt ii9 nt9t I'm sic
Sobesfale ALIEN. Seoes 4ino, oeIs
len 80rper bur4 arantbeit ges
i4pd4t TT, bebeutet einen pi4ti9en
ptrtf9aftlt9en @erluit fir Die go.
tim. SIN SntereFe Der garaen
Meni9beit unb Der tommeRbeu sc,
reration iOlte &eu4buiten unabldFis
befdmpft tperoer. Sn Der Diretitn
8ebanOIung Oes &eu9buItens iinb
gerdoe tetne sroBen SortI9ritte GEE
md9t por0en. GinIprtBungen Don
8dsiQen Der arantRit in ben a0rs
per bon pottenten baben tpenig ers
muiigeE6e G%rgebniIe geliefert; Die
betreffenben @erIu9e oes pdriier
pafteurs Snititutes nerben f9perIi9
anoersfpo pieOerboIt perben. Nebens
Bel min man Die Wdbrnsbmung ses
mo9t baben, OaB Die podens Smpfuns
bon ainbern, tpsI9e CUR 3sit ben
&eit6buiten batten, oieie gum Sin.
bdlten sebra9t babe; bod 1T Der 3us
fummenbang Oiefer beiOen 9inge
mod ni9t eeniigenb begldubtgt.
Sn man9en SGlen lit Elm eiinitts
get GinfluB 0ur4 9tdrtuns Der
Dt1enstrdft Ser betreffen6en &inosr
ersieIt tporosn, inbem bieIsIben bus
81 gebraat prrOen, 70 oft, pie IT,
gero mD9Ii@, einen Rei3 gum 9uitsn
inter ginbalten bes 4tmens gu urs
terOriiden, nit nadberigsm guten
Qtmen Our9 Die Iafe. Ratiirlih i'll
olles, mas oos llebel perminoern
Tam, f9Gbenspsrt.
aber Der Saupttampf eeesn ben
&eudbuiten muB bod our9 energis
ide uno peinIide MusI9IieBans iss
Der M0sli9teit elmer llebertrns
sung gefiibrt tuerben! Sn biefer
G~sgiebung moht Ser gennnnte
@tnhgnrat fnldtnne GmhfshIlnnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

8ers gIaubt. Batter:
BAIT Dir aud RDlidube seiauft9
Gtaosnt: Sd, papa. I'M stHos
l4nsnsr ins aoIss Sa iplnMsat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

p~o[lItdnbiet ben dparisn Ginbrid bss
bodgmobernsn 8lsiots. Su btlsH 6gritsls
luro gemuiierts Grape be Chine in MoossI
grin eetpdblt mar. @eide. Ifmiteiame
Stoffs fnO geoinsung 5ur @srdrbeiiuns'
Der 5hnittmaitsr. bnn bcnen bic 9lule
in GrDbsn BON &-4 erb0Itli9 it, Der
Rod absr in feds gr0beu. BON 22-32.
Gur mitiltrs 6igur iperben rs 9arbs
Wla' riaI cur @srarbtitnna asbraudt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

Gin Suloer. Sausberrs
Sin Metter iiPs bsuts ipieoer, baH
man ieinen 9unb ouf bic GtroBe
iaesn m0dts - uno bd muB unlsrs
slsE M Ia gRIgsAAaga!T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09
@ehtaunnS. NnpeiInnnen:

9isie Muitsr perhen an ireeno
cine abrsFs segen g~inienoung Oes
preifes gei6idt. Wlnn eebs Rummer
unb GrDbe uno DIE pplls 4brele
osutli4 gsI6riebsn on uub I6ide Den
Coupon nsblt 10 Gents fir ieoes
bsiteIIts Multsr an ods
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-09

StOI3. nWEt alt TT Sbr
a6el eigentli6. Serr @urpng"
sDus fann i6 IeiOer ui9t iagen,
ba uuiere Gamilisupupiere In Der
5intFlit Dsrnintet tpurben.@
q 0 m d n pbrde {. Der ifers
bsabs Grels fsouste erit feine Rin6sf
aIIb can't eea 3sltIidls. -n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-10

THE BURLINGTON,
Vermont ave. and Thomas Circle.
Furnished or unfurnished apartments
For housekeeping. ) rooms. bath and
kitchenette. Nom housekeeping. room.
Doctors Office.
Day and ali night ONCE. telephone and
elevator service.
RESTAURANT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-10
Leave Your Little Wants
The Star Branch.
One in Your Neiahborhood.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
y. Cap. R. l. ave-. Parker's Pharmscy.
srd St. cor Ind ave Butler 4 Field Pharmasy.
1th ST.. cor. T. crisweIrs Pharmacy: ,
sih St. cor. Pa. ave-. Rams information Rursau.
9th st. a2s. Roland VILLAGES Newsstand
s s's, st. Coz" M Ssgs pbphmses
18th St, cor p DAYS Pharmacy.
18th St. Col road. Flemer.s rharmsey.
22nd st. cor. N. Nansemord's Pharmacy.
onn ' cor f 4.s
Georgia ave-. 42os. C.mnbrr'. Pharmacy
Holmead niacs, cor: Otis: Holmesd Pharmacy
Pa ave-. 1705. Ho'tzclsw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
y. Cap. cor. P St. Richardson's Pharmacy
s'R +: cor X Meche.ne, 4 Joachim. waiter
N st, cor. =. ye.tm.n'. Pharmacy:
IIth St. cor F. Csn.. Iamh's phsr% ps.r
is'h s ave cor 60 c.T Mfw,,', rft phamacs
SOUTHEAST.
sth st.. cor. G. Roach Drug G.:
sth ST.. cor. Eve. weller.s Pharmacy.
18th st., cor. Pa. ave. RradIev'a Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
eth St. cor. n. snll.van's Pharmacy
GEORGETOWN.
Wis. ave.. NJ st. 0'Donneffs Pharmacy
2sth ST.. cor. P. Pride's Pharmacy
NJ ST.. cor. Seth. weiler's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
600 Nichols ave-. Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
United States Capitol
Interior Department.
Union Station.
1872 Connecticut avenue
1919 Wisconsin avenue.
11th Street Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-10

ONE OR TWO ROOMS IN ONE OF THE
choice suites in the Washington Loan aud
Trust building. Address Box 81. Star Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-10

NOVEMBER EDITION. D. C.
APARTMENT DIRECTORY.
20 PAGES BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
Complete nformation. sent free. Write. phone
or cali. APARTMENT BUREAU. 332 Bond bldg.
l4th and New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-10
BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
LINEN SHADES S5c; OPAQUE. CSC; NOT THE
cheap kind; Hartshorn roller; call with sample
same day. Sleeping porch curtains q specially.
North 1859. Factory. 1903 North Capitol se.
CAPITAL AWNING co.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR THE ERECTION OF COUNTY
BRIDGES.
ANN an KANSAS oouNTY or EARTON S.

STATE OF KANSAS, COUNTY OF PARTON, SIS ~;
Office of County Clerk, Great Bend Kansas April 1914
10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The County Commissioners Of County and State aforesaid will
receive bids Tuesday 5th 1914 for the erection county
bridges at the following described shes towit
bridge Walnut Einwood road
y farm EEL. .,
bridge across Dry Walnut Creek farm
east line Of Section %, Great Bend township
bridge acroas Dry Greek south farm
the west line Of Section %, Great Bend township!
bridge Dry Walnut Greek the Keith
ball section line in Section 81 Great Bend township
bridge Dry Walnut Greek the Ewing between
! Buffalo and Clarence townships.
bridge across Dry Robert farm be-
tween Section IA and Section 49, Clarence township.
bridge Dry Walnut southwest E.
between Section % and Section 49, Clarence township.
The said bridges to be erected plans specifications
Hls In the office Of the County Clerk.
ALI bids with certified check Fifty Dollars
and filed in the office of County Clerk May
1914 Bidders submit bids bridge separately
the bridges combined.
The Board reserves the right to ject any all bids
Witness hand and the seal Of said County this Sh day Of April
lSl c. F. YoUNKIN County Clerk
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17
PILES

Itching, Bleeding, Blind or Protrud.
ing Piles quickly and permanently
cured WITHOUT THE KNIFE. No
cutting, no chloCotorm or other dan
gerous anesthetic used. He gives a
contract and guarantee to cure eveQ?
case he treats, no matter how long
standing, or your refund every cent
Of your money.
If you are afflicted with this pain
full and troublesome malady it win
pay you to call and have a talk with
him.
The doctor Is authorized by the
State Of Kansas to treat all chronic
diseases OF men and women.
Examination and consultation free
and confidential.
Office Address:
E. E. sPARR, N. D. g.
lbs Grand Ave.
Kansas City, Mo.
Reference: Gate City National Bank.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17
DR.. E. E. SPARR
Specialist
will be in
GREAT BEND
Tuesday April 2Sth
at the
Hermann Hotel
For One Dav Only
He Returns Every Four Weeks.
HOURS: 9 A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.

Do not forget what DR.. Sparr told
You in these same columns four
weeks ago in regard to the dangers
of NEGLECT. Disease is ALWAYS
ACTIVE. Good times or hard times
make no difference. The sick and
afflicted MUST have PROPER treat.
ment.
As a specialist with years Of prac-
teal experience DR.. Sparr has studied
the effects Of his treatment on hun
dreds of cases with gratifying results.
He has seen the nervous, weak, d.
seased individual, sick in mind and
body, grow into health and vigor as
the results Of his CORRECT treat.
ment.
Depend upon 1t that the treatment
he offers you is the treatment you
need-the treatment that gives re.
suits. Avoid temporary stimulants
the results of which are not lasting.
If you are afflicted call and have a
talk on THE date above mentioned.
Consultation and examination cost
you nothing.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

Will Armstrong, for many years a
resident Of this city, but who for the
last three or four years has been
farming IN Stafford county south ol
Ellinwood, was here Saturday on busi
ness and for a visit with relatives
and friends. Will has been farming
on quite an extensive scale, but has
received considerable Of a black eye
every year since he again started at
the game. Last year, out Of more
than 300 acres, he threshed about
1900 bushels Of wheat and the year
before that on the same 6 larger
acreage, received nothing. He has out
a large crop this year and says the
prospects are very fine, and that the
present indications are that he is go
ing to have change Of luck for the
better. Here's hoping.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17
HOGS AND CATTLE UP.
New Tariff Law Seems Not To BE
Hurting Prices On Kansas City
Market.

Kansas City Stock Yards, April 49,
Small cattle receipts at all points
last week, particularly Kansas City
did not permit Of any assembling on
the part Of cattle buyers, and there
was a general advance here of 10 to
25 cents. Stock cattle sold with the
full advance, and the yards were
closely cleaned up at the end Of the
week, and the advance embraced
bulls and veal calves, which have,
heretofore, been weak spots in the
market. Receipts today are 1000
head, and steers are selling steady tc
10 lower, cows and heifers steady, ant
thin grades strong. The bulk of the
supply today is from nearby territory
and the scarcity Of finished cattle in
native territory is emphasized by the
fact that Colorado beet pulp cattle
sold at the top today, 1855. Nothing
in native steers worth above $S.75
arrived last week, although yearling
steers and heifers brought $500. and
straight heifers 1915. Bulk of the
short fed natives sold at $7.75 to $3.50
native COWS $500 to $3.50, bulls $3.50
to $500, veal calves up to $1O.5O
Pulp and alfalfa steers from Colorado
sold at $40 to 1855 today. Quaran-
tine receipts consisted of South Tex.
as cake fed steers at $3.50 to $3.50.
Louisiana fed steers at $3.50 to sos,
and some low class mixed stock from
Arkansas and Oklahoma, 20 cars An
all. Good meal fed 0klahomas sold
at $50 last week. From the ur.
gency Of the demand for stock cattle
owners Of grass are preparing tc
take good care Of it. Stock steers
sell at 800 to 1925, feeders stop
at s7S5. Many Kansas pastures ne.
!maan empty, and quite a number Of
cattle were bought here last week for
them by men who formerly got their
spring cattle from Texas.
Hog markets began to advance az.
ter Tuesday last week, and they ere
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

higher again today, top $3.50, bulk
sS.55 to $S.75. Receipts are moderate
$500 here today, and killers need ma
terial. Order buyers are taking a
good share Of the hogs, and Dold will
begin shipping to Buffalo from here
this week. When the government ana
the Stock Yards Companies get SET
tied down to handling fmmunized
hogs on an absolutely safe basis, plan
are under way for the establishment
Of big hog feeding plants in the VI
cinity of Kansas City, which will
make q better market for all classes
Of hogs at this point.
Sheep and lambs are 10 to 25 highe
today, following irregular markets last
week, but which were satisfactory to
sellers. Colorado wooled lambs sold
largely at $3.50 to $S.4O today, me-
dunn lambs around $500, clipped
lambs 1915 to $7.25, best wethers
worth 1915, ewes $3.50, yearlings
$3.50, Texas wethers are worth $500
to 1915, ewes $3.50 to 1925, spring
lambs $3.50, goats to killers s4.OO to
$3.50, brusher goats $3.50 to $4.O0. Re
ceipts today 10000 head.
J. A. RICKART,
Market Correspondent.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

The telephone trouble that has been
brewing here for some time vas
brought to q crisis Tuesday when G.
C. Brack bought both swttchbmrds
and will consolidate them. On de-
fault ot the service Of the Old switch.
board operated by. Mss TiRie Hoff.
man, as held by. several parties, an.
other switchboard was established
some time in December. The Repor.
ter extends the glad hand to Mr..
RraCk with his. many frieOds Who
wish him success IN bis new under.
taking. Otis Reporter.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

DR.. SpaT treats diseases of the
Stomach, htestines, Liver, Blood,
Skin, Nerves, Heart, Spleen, Kid.
neyS, Bladder. Sexual Diseases, Di.
seases of Women, Rheumatism, Dia.
betes, Catarrh, Bed-Wetting, Leg 'Ul
GERS. certain forms Of Paralysis, Weak
Lungs, Asthma, Bronchitis, Appendi.
citis. Call Stones, Goiters, TumOrs,
Cancers, Bihousness, Dyspepsia,
DrOpsy, EmaciatiOn, Epilepsy, Head.
ache, Sleeplessness, Neurasthenia,
Obesity, Pleurisy, Scrofulous Dis
eases, Diseases Of Men and the
Tobacco Habit.
If you have Kidney or Bladder
troubles, bring an ounce bottle Of
your urine for analysts.
The doctor furnishes all his own
medicines.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

Miss Matte Baldwin finished hel
school term i'm District No. 5S lasI
Wednesday, and it is said by the pa.
irons Of the school that 1t was one of
the most successful terms in the his.
cory of the school.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17

Floyd Smith, who is now employed
as engineer in one Of the Kansas
City mills, came in Sunday for a visit
of a few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Smith and family
and other relatives and friends.
Barton County democrat., 1914-04-17
THE FARMER AND THE TARIFF.

] observe that some f the letters
received from Subscribers accuse the
Mail and Breeze OF unjustly attack.
ing the new tariff. can not Zee
how that charge can be made so
far as the editor is concerned. l
have published on the editorial
pages fully ss many letters written
In iefense of the tariff law as have
been printed in criticism Of It. !
have not attacked it editorially. /
have no inclination to make any
unfair attack on this law. A great
many farmers believe that the new
tariff will be exceedingly damaging
to them. Personally l do not know
whether it will or not and neither
do think it can be determined
whether it will or not until after
the next crop season.
There is considerable alarm felt on
account of the importation Of corn
from Argentine. This importation
has been caused this season by
the shOrtness of the corn crop here
and so far as the farmers of Kansas
Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma, al
any rate, are concerned, if the i'm
portatiou of corn has reduced the
price, it has been a benefit to then
and not an injury. It is as yet u
be determined whether in a norma
year Argentine can produce corn an!
cheaper than it can be produced IL
the corn growing district of the Unit
ed States. If experience proves tha'
it can, then it will have to be admit
ted that free corn from Argentine
will damage the corn raisers here whit
raise corn to sell. My opinion is tina
in a normal year the corn crop q
Argentine will have little effect Ol
the price of corn in the United State'
but experience may prove that l an
mistaken.
The importation of meats free o
duty may prove to be more serious
but so far the market is holding VI
we'll. AS this is being written hog
are quoted in the Kansas City maT
ket at from $3.50 hundred weigh
for stays to $3.50 for choice. Fa
cattle are quoted at from $3.50 t
1924 a hundred weight, which ceT
tainly looks like a good figure. Tn
world supply does not seem to b
sufficient to meet the demand. s.
long as that condition continues tn
farmer viii get good prices TO
good cattle regardless Of the tariff.
|. l have never been much ahrmeI
; about the competition Of Canadia'
; wheat. Wheat is selling for 2 cent
a bushel higher in Canada than il
the United States and has been 10
months. We certainly have nothfnt
to fear from the competition Of tha
sort Of a market.
There has been a good deal Sai'
about the importation OF Chimes
eggs. but somehow OF other l caI
not work myself up to a fever d
apprehension about these Chines
eggs. do not believe that citizens
Of the United States are going tobu.
stale eggs from China IN pretereuc'
to the fresh product Of the American
hen even Il the latter sells at hIgt
lprice.
Il am not much Of a politician bu'
. I have a notion that In the long rur
1t 10 good politics TO be fair and hon
!, est. II that in not good politics. ther
I have no usa for good pOlitics.- Ton
lMnNeal,..