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We have Several Good
Farms for sale.

NO. 8. 1870 Acres on Fox
Creek near Champion school
House. Well timbered. with no
improvements on It. Nearly al
tilable. Man wanting a good
thing it is in this land for them
NO. 4, Over 800 Acres Good
Bottom. Good House and Barn
and other Out buildings. 125
Acres or more in Good Cultiva-
tion. Good Timber IN the rest.
And very few Acres but what
can be cultivated PRICE $4,000
anyone wanting Il Fine Home or
a Farm, can be suited by us
>. Call at our OFFICE. or Write
US for further particulars,
There is no better Farms can be
purchased in South Mo.
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No. 6. 100 Acres kno wn a
the Renfro farm can be had at
$3.50 per acre part cash
and, good large orchard. good
water. ror further particulars
address this office.
No. Z. 100 acres, one half mile
of Cold Spgs. Mo. House and
barns, and other out building
Spring close to house, 200 bear.
ing Apple tree, plums and peach
es and small fruit, 20 acres in
cultivation, 400 acres good tila-.
uble land, the rest pasture land
and as much as one thousand
good saw timber Oak,
Terms, reasonable. Apply
Write us or come and see.
No. 8. 100 acres, 40 acres well
improved, with house and barr
plenty Of good water, lays near
Brushyknob Mo. Uncleared land
we'll timbered S1,6OO.0O.
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the basis Of that one assertion:
1.-THE old man Is so cross and
cranky
The proper influence in a home
is LOVE-patient, tender, long
suffering love. It is child's
right. The child who is denied
is defrauded. Just as it takes
the warm sunshine to rring out
the beauty Of a flower, so the
soul of a child, and especially the
soul Of q woman-child, must
have the warmth Of Affection
continuous and never-failing, to
develop the graces which make
it clean and sweet.
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REAL ESTATE

We have placed ourselves IN
the line to do buSinessin EealEs
tate especially to help those who
are seeking for a home. We are
now in a position to say that we
can help. any one to locate to the
best advantages that there is :tc
give. Please read our large adds.
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Mature III her silent beautiful
way teaches many lessons. : She
does not force a moral upon US.
We may drink to her loveliness
and take or leave the lesson as
we please. A man must lave
something of the child in bis
heart to feel the splendor Of
the horizon, the magnificence
if the stars, the mystery of
the woods, the joyous dignity of
fertile sunit meadows; and
(having the child's heart to feel.
he will have. the child's faith to
see and whatever his sorrow,
,lature shall heal it, whatever his
perplexity nature. shall solve it,
men have set their mark upon
the woods and hills. They have
divided the land and have said to
the world this farm is mine. >.
"yonder woodland is yours.
the babbling brook and the
beach-covered hillside belong
to your neighbour but the forest
child of natnre which chance
that way without a penny in his
p ocket may have all the beaut,
and peace of this lovely land
scape for the looking
World's cresset., 1914-06-25

In this day of cheap literature the
very best of reading matter is
within reach of every family. The
current magazines and the best
of agricultural paper may oe had
at a trifling cost, and these
should be found in every farm
home. A comfortable sitting
room made warm and light,
should invite the children to
spend their evening by the fire
side: Unless these things are
furnished at home it is only
nature that the young people
should seek them elsewhere and
after an evening spent out amid
life and gayety the boys and
girls often return to their cold
and uninviting home. We believe
many a boy has formed his first
resolve to quit the farm when
crawling into cold bed in a
cold and clammy bedroom after
he has spent an evening at a
party or village. Give the child.
ren plenty of home comforts and
make the farm tiieside the
brightest and most interesting
iplace on earth and the young
people will learn to love the
farm and to cling to it rather
than to seek ephem raj joy Of a
life IN town. ,,.-.--.u...---..,.
! The following from one OF our
most valuable exchanges certain
ly contains more truth thar
'poetry and is deserving of e
place in our home circle depart
.ment: an / s year old girl in New
York, back from an adventure
some joy-ride with lad of 1
in a stolen auto, to a woman re
porter, who visited her in th'
lookup" it was iu st a picnic
we never thought of it as any
thing else. l under stpd IN.
father says he is going to hav
me sent away. don't care.
; don't want to 70 home. The oil
man Is so. cross and cranky b.
|gets on my nerves." This gil
! was once a qretty smilinI
' promising baby, fathers pet an
e mothers joy;a bapy not fore
n doomed to be unloving and way
G ward. something between th
a age of 2 to Is happened
), explain her change Of characte
e without knowing IN detail til
|. family history, couldn't yo
pretty safely hazard guess o
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If death was cast out of heaven
and cast to the earth: He meets
you on the shores Of creation lie
meets yon W With tie third part
pf tie apgels froEl heaven. lie
now determined to gain what he
had lost in heaven. So ha saws |,
to one DO you see that big fish
there. YOU and every one else
sprang from that fish not able to
see the God of LOVE who had
created him, This one believed
the dragon and his witnesses
Then the dragon turned to an.
other looking him in the face
seeing that he could make him
believe something else. he says
to him as he saw he did not
want to give up the God Of
LOVE. your God did create
man and put him in a garden
and made him believe. that this
was the only man and that crea'
ton and formation was the same
thi ng In this manner division
after divisions came up. Then
this god of war and death, pre-
sented another idea. And that
was to set up a profit system.
In this manner this manner
the love of money became the
root of all evil.
And this brings a continual
war here on earth between the
God of LOVE, and the god of hat
red. And this war is carried on
in many manners, and forms.
For this son of the morning
after being cast from heaven, he
!! was determined to conquer here
| in this world so we see it reads:
| And when the dragon saw
that be was cast upon the earth
he prosecuted the woman which
brought forth the man child.
And the serpent cast out of
his mouth water as a food after
the woman that he might cause
| her to be carried away of the
food.
! And the earth helped the wo'
man and the earth opened her
mouth and swallowed up the
tl,od wl,lch the dragon cast Out
of his mouth.
And the dragon was wrOtf
with the woman and went tt
moke war with the remnant o.
her seed which keep the com
maadments of God and have tht
testimony of Jesus Christ
'I[Rav 12-13 15-16-l7.
War is determined by this got
of earth. Which has and will a
all times bring forth death.
Now we are back on the shore
of creation, that is this earth
And in order to get the tru
facts we shall, begin with the be
ginning of creation. So pleas
Tread;
In the beginning God create
the heaven and the earth.
= And the earth was withor
). form, and void: and darknes
4 was upon the face of the deel
And the Spirit Of God moved u,
y on the face of the waters. Gel
' 1-1-2'
d We understand by this scril
10 ture. That after God had crea
led the heaven and the cart
ls ! that the earth was without forr
,e But here the one man tbeol
h Imam says no, they say this vi
is Ioniy imaginary with God. B
e this makes their God out a liza
ell II they use those scriptures
the word Of God. Which th'
do. And then to prove wh
IN they believe. they say create
Nv and formation are the sam
But the God Of LoyE., tells.
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Continued from last week.

SSEio'~S WIG Cu''SC vi n SoHS.
the lie and death of Jesus we're
those of a God, Snail we say
that the evangelical history is a |
mere fctionH 1t does not bear
the stamp of tic,ion, but the con.
trary. The history OF Socrates
which nobody doubts Is not as
attested as tnat of Jesus Christ.
Such an assertion in TACT only
shifts the difficulty, without re-
mcvitg it. lis more inconce:ve'
able that a number of persons
she aid have agreed to fabr:clte
Athisbook than thatone only should
have furnished the scbject of It
Please see the Life boat leav'
ing the shores of creation on
earth. .. See her out on the deep
blue waters of time, sailing over
the man fish, anchoring new
on the shores of eternity Behold.
the vast fields Of heaven Behold
the throne and the God of Love
sitting thereon. Behold the host
of Angels. AS they are enjoying
the sweets Of Paradise, The
God of Love the creator of them
all.
Among the rest see the morn
ing star, or in other words the
sun of the morning Created an
angel of lightly our God of Love
Who gave this angel the third
ruling power of heaven. By this
authority the dignity OF this
ange! was aroused, And he inor.
der to gain a higher position, he
begings to accuse his brethren
day an9 night. And by his con-
tinuel accusation, The God Of
LOVE found him out to have
left his pure state, and turnded
traitor to his intended calling
by the God who created him,
That is this angel was deter
mined to rob the God of LOVE
from his honors it possible.
That is the creature was deter
mined to rob the Creator OF bis
honor and fatherbood, And from
this determination, He brought
on d war in heaven please read
And there was war in heaven
Michael and his angels fought
against the dragon: and the dra
gon fought and his angels.
And prevailed not neither was
their any place found any mor'
in heaven.
And the great dragon wa
cast out that old serpeut calle'
the Devil, and satan, which d.
ceieveth the whole world; be wa
cast out into the the earth an
his angels we're cast out wit
him. Rev. 12-7-9.
The ;reader will see plainl
how it was that God created ev
an,i where it was that death sta
~ ted. For it futhcr says.
IA And l heard a loud voice sa!
s'S irg in heaven Now Is come salv'
talon and strenth and the kini
dom Of our God and the powe
Of his Christ for accuser of ou
brethren is cast down which a
cused before our God day al
night.
Aud they oyercame him (
the blood of the Lamb, and +
\ the word or their testimony, al
they loved not their lives un
the death,
Therefore rejoice ye heave1
and ye that dwell iu them. W
to the inhabitants OF the ear
and Of the sea for the devil
come down unto you havir
rreat wrath, because be know
Nj he hath but a short time.
E Rev. 12-l0-12.
~ NOh ye Infidels and one m
theory preachers. We are nj
ethe battl ements Of heaven.
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DS o'S WA va oe'S A
the heavens made and all the
host of them by the treath Of his
mouth.
For he spake and it was done,
he commanded and it stood
fast" .i's. %3 C 0.
I5v this we learn creation is
for God to speak into existance
something out of nothiIg--That
is to make tangible out of intan-
gibIe. And after God had Great
ed the earth by the breath of his
mouth God said that it was
without form. And the further
reason for US believing this is
because God said, after he had
created it, that his spirit moved
on the face of the waters.
This proves that the water
and the earth were all mixed up
together and the water covered
|. tho earth. And for this reason
God said it was void as we'll as
without form. The first thing
then that God did was to place a
frmament in the midst of the
waters, ard God called this fir.
I'm ament heaven. This work God
did on the second day and the
earth is still without form and
void. But Oh the third day God
formed the earth by the follow.
ing process:
And God said, Let the waters
under the heavens be gathered
together unto one place and let
the dry land appear and it was
so.
| And God called the dry land
earth and the gathering togeth.
er of the waters called he seas
and God saw that it was good.
lGen. 1-9-1O.
! We have before our readers
plain fact that the earth was
without form after it had beer
created until the third day. And
God formed it by gathering the
waters together from under the
: heayed and lot the dry land ap
pear. This made tho earth veg
! table and voyaEable.
The preachers under the ont
man theory say creation and for
} nation are the same, wien tn
I plain facts absve cay thew ar
not. We shall believe God sosn
, er than nan. And take up tn
creation of man, as corded il
this language,
And God said let Us make ma
in our image, after our lihen's
and let them have dominion owe
> the fish of the sea. and over th
cattle an6 over all The earth an
. over every creeping thing tina
creepeth upon the earth.
' So God created man in his ow
! image in the image Of God cea
= ed he him: male and female cea
ed he them.
&c Ana God blessed them an
!, God said said unto them, t
=. fruitful and multiply and repl
!, nish the earth and subdue
and nave dominion over the fis
of tho sea and over the fowl
:, the air and over every livir
: thing that moveth upon the ear
: Gen, 1-20-2S
~ Here we havs the creation
as nan spoke him into existance (
u. the breath of his mouth Il
r. male and the female and th'
as gave MIN commission to
eyl fruitful and multiply, with
at great dominion over everythin
on he was not forbid anything, |
,e bad dominion from sea to sc
rs Continued to page /.
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No. 10. 100 acres laying out.
Land with good orchard. Has,
been at one time under good i'm.
rovemeDt,' Land above the
average. Those farms all lay
neat BrushykDob Mo. Call on
US or write US.
Address REV. T., S. GARRETT"
Brushyknob Mo.
Real Estate
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No. 9, 50 acres, 25 acres WELL
improved: 40 acres more fine for
cultivation. the rest will do for
pasture land: Good house and
barn on it. Price $50. per acre.
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Home Circle
a.
Column

You can make home happy by
bits of kindnesses and little
courteSies.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-26
Prize Winning Big-Type Poland
Bears,

w. A. Baker & Sons, Butler, No.,
are now ready to sell part of their
show herd as the were reserved for
the American Royal show which has
been called off. Among the show
bears is the September yearling that
won first in futurity show and Sec
ond in the open class, also the March
pig that won sixth in the futurity
show. These bears were held in re-
serve but are now offered and should
be bought by breeders wanting prize
winning herd bears Of big type and
extra goad big type breeding. Baker
Z Sons have numerous other good
bears, some by Big Look are May
pigs that weigh well upwards Of 200
pounds and are prospective herd
headers --FarIner-St ockman.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-26
JOIN THE "ANTI-HOG CHOLERA
CLUB"

The Agricultural Extension Service
Of the College Of Agriculture of the
Missouri State University under
which organizations are being per-
fected in all sections of the state for
the stamping out and prevention of
hog cholera, is doing a great work
for the farmer and stock breeder of
Missouri.
Bates county has awakened to the
gravity of the situation and in nearly
every township these 'Anti-hog
Cholera Clubs" have been organized
and movements are under way which
win result in the speedy organization
Of those townships which have not
Jet done %.
II = conservatively estimated by q
prominent iArmer and breeder that
H loss~ IN hogs throughout the
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-26

county during the last attack will
amount to not less than 500, 600, and
this great plague which is yearly TAX
ing its toll of the farmers most
profitable product should be stamped
out, quickly and effectually.
Every farmer in the county should
join the "Anti-Hog Cholera Club"
and do it now for only by concerted
action can the necessary result be &C.
complished.
There are no dues or entrance
fees.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-11-26
FEDERATION CLUBS. GIFT.
TO Mayor Sheppard and Bride, a Silver
Baking Dish and Spoon.

TO Mayor Sheppard and Bride, Silver
Baking Dish and Spoon.
Among the many handsome pres
ents received by Mayor Henry E..
Sheppard and bride, was one from
the Bates County Federation of Clubs
whose members evidently have a
high regard for Mr.. Sheppard. In
forwarding the gift, Secretary A. H.
Culver, in letter to Mr.. Sheppard
says:
1T was tipped off to US while in
Rich Hill last Friday night that you
would be married November 18th, and
as you are the president of 1.-The FEEDER
alton, and as you have been an ideal
officer, and have won the regard Of
all who have come in contact with
you, we thought we would like to re.
member you with a little gift, and are
sending by this mail a silver baking
dish and spoon, the value of which Is
not much, but it expresses in q
measure the love and esteem in
which you are held by the entire
membership Of our Federation. We
selected this particular article as we
knew when your good wife sets Il
before you on the table ii would Bel
always q pleasant reminder Of the
spirit which prompted Il.
with very best wishes from every
member Of the Federation. ~ 81.
pressed through this gift and by lie |
secretary - their Representative, locI
your future happiness and prooper.
IL. Rich HUI Review.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-26
"The Sho-Gun," by George
AIDE, Will be Produced Under
Direction of "Sonny" Cunha

Under the direction, of A. R. Son
ny" Cunha, preparations are now I'M
der way for the production during the
1915 Mid-Pacific Carnival of THE
Shotgun" a Japanese-Korean comic
opera In two acts. the book of which
was written by George AIDE and the
music by Gustav Luders. This bril-
Liant and tuneful opera is the latest
addition to the many events which
are on the carnival program, and the
result of a recent conference between
Director General, James D. Dougherty
and Mr.. Cunha regarding the feasibil-
ity of introducing theatricals in the
celebration.
Mr. Cunha's acceptance of the d.
rectorship Of the production is suffi.
cient evidence thai the opera will be
a success, as this impresario has
demonstrates in other local produc-
tons his ability tn direct local talent
performances and get results" A
wireless has been forwarded to the
mainland to secure the immediate
shipment to Honolulu of the scores of
the play, and also the costumes. No
definite date has been set for the pro-
duetion. The tofficiHs of Oahu Col
lege have offered the campus of that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-26

island, sacred tombs and AL, with dag
cling placards, advertising the Goo
Goo chewing gum. with which he has
made a fortune in the United States.
Spangle falls in love with the widow
Omee-Omi. who, according to ancient
rite. is about to be offered as a sac
rifice in front of the Ancestors Tenn
pie. She is willing to be consoled. but
all four lovers are made prisoners, to
be held until the Shotgun returns and
passes sentence.
The second act shows the return of
the Shotgun, but before he arrives
Spangle has organized" the island Oh
union basis. Hanki-Pank has be-
come his attorney, and. inasmuch as
HankiPank is in direct communication
with the spirits of the ancestors and
hands down all the decisions. Spangle
has succeeded in securing unusual lib
critics for the prisoners and has intro
duced bachelors into the best society,
on the American plan.
Assisted by HankfPank, Spangie
has also formed a syndicate for the
purpose of acquiring all the property
OH SAiC iSlolus anu has CHOSCH do III
rectOrs all the lettering and feeble
old gentlemen of the first families,
who are unable to interfere with his
energetic operations. The humble
Tee-To Is .vice-president Of this cor
pOration and is rapidly developing into
a magnate. Furthermore, Spangles
love affair with the widow has been
prospecting. and although 1t is con-
trary to ancient law for royal widow
to remarry, he and his lawyer juggle
the statute and get a decision author
iZing the ceremony
The Yankee invasion infuriates the
Shotgun, but he cannot get any of his
orders executed. For instance, he de-
crees that Spangle shall be beheaded.
but Spangle is walking delegate of
the Executioners' Union, and nobody
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-26
ITUNEFUL Opera IS PLANNED AS
M|D.PAC|F|C CARNIVAL feature

institution for the production, and the
cpera doubtless will be staged there.
According to Mr.. Cunha the cast and
chorus of The Shotgun" will include
more than 200 persons.
The scenes in the Shotgun are laid
In the imaginary island OF ka-Choo,
in the sea of. Japan, between Japan
and Korea. There are two acts, the
first being staged in front Of the an
cestral temple, outside the city wall
and near the Gate Of Victory of the
city of Ka-Choo, while the second is
in the wistaria garden of the Forbid
den City. The Shotgun is meant to re
an indirect treatise on the worship OF
titles, the formation of trusts, the po-
tency of the American pull" Yankee
commercial invasion, legal maneuynr-
ing, advertising enterprise and other
subjects of timely interest. d
The Shotgun has gone on an an
nual pilgrimage, and during his alb
sence the city Is being run by Hanki-
Pank, the court astrologer and all
round parsonage of great influence.
While the Shotgun is away occurs the
yearly religious feast of ancestors, to
which comes party OF FOSTERING
bachelors. One Of this party, Tee-To,
falls in love with the Princess HUM
Bun, niece of the Shotgun.
Tee-To is about to leave, believing
his case hopeless, when William Hen
ry Spangle, strenuous Yankee, ar
'r1ves and begins to plaster up the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-26
The prime minister's setret Il baiirnte- William
GIVE THE FRoNTAGEITAx Law A BONA
FIDE TRIAL.

The verdict at the polls last month was dis
tinetly in favor of carrying out the frontage
tax law. 20 go. .l..s.
Every Republican candidate for supervisor
pledged himself to standby tfis law, to en-
force it, to carry on public street and highway
Improvements under its authority.
Every Democratic candidate for supervisor
was against it-either passively, tacitly, or
actively, openly and vigorously. ~
The voters cast an overwhelming majority
81 favor of the Republican candidates and
against the Democratic candidates. The front
aee.tax was a distinct issue and the law passed
BIZ the last legislature was distinctly upheld
One of the Democratic candidates made almost
his entire campaign on the plank of opposition
10 this local Improvement method, but he was
badly defeated.
The meaning of the vote is so plain it cannot
be misunderstood The incoming board of
supervisors is in honor and in duty bound to
carry out fully and thoroughly the frontage
tax or local improvement law. To give this
law d fair trial, it is necessary for the super
Risors to start no more street improvements out
81 the general fund unless these improvements
are of general benefit nature Special local
improvements should be done under the new
law or not done at all.
AS soon as people know the supervisors are
Is earnest, as soon as they realize that the city
Iathers win not make local improvements UNI
less the improvements are paid for by the bene-
''tted property, the provisions of the law will
Systematically begin operation.
There can be but one course for the new adj
ninistration.v That is to give the law bona
|'des trial.