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The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
n hoIlday Rates.

The Miss ,uri Pacific will sell tickets
on December "a, IS, 81, and January 1
for one and third fare for round trip.
Maximum Of 200 mile and minimum
Of sl.Oo. Limit tc JAnuarys
On account Of the State Teachers
meeting at Kansas City December 25tb
to 9Th, the Missouri Pacific will sell
tickets for trains arriving in Kansas
City December %, 26 and 81 for one faro
for the round trip, G4.l0.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
Warming.

We the undersigned agreo to prosecute
all parties found hunting or fishing on
our premises without permission.
r. f. Gresham, W. A. Jones,
II. G. Griffin. Z. F. Rsid.
A. M. Harvey. o. II. Stoup.
John Gresham. j. ID. Jones.
X. II, Bayne. ID. w. Replogle.
A. Wardlow. James Johnston.
j. 8. Brown. d. II. Wampler.
Wilbort Miller. J.L. M. Gore.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Just arrived "A carload
of Michigan salt at J. ID!
Harbur's.
Remember we carry q fall limo OF
Groceries, Boots and Shoes.
IL. HESDHrcKs.
Have you coldS A dose Of BAL
LARD's HoREHouND SYEuP at bed.tim"
will remove il. Price 25cts. and 5Octs.
Z Ilaldgrbspgs ) Drug CO.
sleige and eweel Mash Ta5acEo
cents a pound at HeudncA's. ..iz;i
Mutton.
:, At Boucher a Butte on Saturdays.
2tf.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19


Poles \ Deadly Attack.
"My wife was so ill that good physi.
ciaps were unable 10 help her, writes u.
NJ. Austin, of Winchester, Ind, ,"bu Twas
completely cured by DIR. Kings New Life
Pills" They work wonders in stomach
and liver troubles. Cure constipation,
sick headache. 25c. at Webs drug store
Pastnrage.g 4pt
ITO acres stock for sale. Aider good
fence, plenty OF living water. six miles
west of Jasper on Ffick farm. "a
J.H. JOSEs.
For broken limbs, chiiblHins, ,burns,
scalds, 1ruis'd shins, sore throltJ AMI
sorrs of every kipd, apply, BALLADS
Stow LISIMKSr. 1t will give immediate
relief and heal any wound Price 25cts!
and Scots.
wsod For Sale.
Those dssirieg good dry block or cook
wood eAn have it delivered any place in
lovn BY leaving orders at this office OF
OOaatts hardware store. /
s,,,3 frs "a RHoADs 4 RY&N." |
cruostS To GtssldSSsti = I
Mothers Worm Syrup pever Iiails ID
destroy and remove worms in children!
II il cruel not 10 administer il to them
wtrrc.t &C thtro rs need
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Next Saturday, l will sch
A cans of Eagle Concentrated
Lye for rs cts. Don't forget
the place. ]. d. HARBuR.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

New Sorghum Molasses at
Hastings.
In sluggish liver, HEkBrSE, by its be-
nefical action upon the bilitsry tracts,
renders tho bile moro fuid, and brings
the liver into sound, healthy condition.
thereby banishing the sensS Of drowsi-
ness, lethArgy, aud the general feeling OF
apathy which arise from disorders Of the
liver. Prico 90 sits. at r. I. Lauderbaugh
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
Card Of Thanks.

| take this method OF thanking the
friends who kindly assisted in taking
the things from my house aud thus saw
log them from destruction by fire.
DIR. V. ii. HESDRIcKs.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to me, please call and settle be-
fore January l, l90a, aud obIige,
MRS. J, W. DoUcHER.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Finest Line of Xmas hand
kerchiefs ever brought to
the city, at j. D. Harbur's.
Cash paid for Hidess andi Furs.
Boucher & Butts.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

De sure to look over the CHRISTMAS
toys, books aud dishes at. Bright's be-
fore buying.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19
Notice.

All those in account with Jasper
Mills please cali and settle either by
cash or note ms must close my books
please don't delay. II. L. Ts !mar.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

New country sorghum at r. l.. Rob
erts & Son. ",
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Bright's is the place to get your
Christmas toys, books, dolls, candy, etc.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

A good variety OF Christmas Candle,
At the Rack, Store.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Grocersos Of all kinds at r. L. Roberts
K Son.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Webb Bros. s $50 Parlor Lamps arc
crackerjacks.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Bibles, Bibles, Bibles-Ali kinds at
Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1901-12-19

Fine China Ware at Webb Bros.
The sun., 1901-01-16
OGDPNS HRIED TOGETHFR
Aged Hu.band and wife Laid at Rest In
81 Paul. Chapel.

The funeral of Thomas " ogden and hi'
wife Ruth G. ogden, Who died within few
hours of zach other last SATURDAY ~ th"ui
home ~ MorrIstovn, y to"k place vcs.
,.rday morning IN - raul'- Chapel. lower
broadway several hundred members o'
tho ogden. VAN Reusselarr and schuyler
lAmilIe, and their friends ver" present AZ the
services
Nj ogden was 90 wears old when he diod
and his vife, who was n daughter ~ phIhu
Schuvi"r. was three wears Younger They
hud been married for sixty years, and we're
tnRal III ~ almost IT," sam" time Mrs.
ogden died Al q O'Clock Oh Saturday morn
ING and word was sent ~ this city from Nor
Ti.iu,cI go h've arrangements mad" tor tho
irnpr,I Muilo the arrangements were heln z
madr Nr ogden died and 80 arrang"m"uts
were u..d" tor q double funeral
thomas Ludlow ogden. tho father OF
lnouta, " ogden Was a LAWYER and n IaTtn"r
Of llcNAud"r HAMILTON up 70 the time ot tho
latter = death In the duel with Aaron Rurr
IhuIrus " ogden wes y broker and Joined
tho stock EXchsu "a IN isj, Il" retired from
hrsI.H4s !'lnv veprs agU Mr. ogden was u
.lub.r ui tie clus. of 20 of Columbia Col
lcce Ii' and li- wife leave two children. a
-oi. Walter and daughter. Ellen, both
UNMARRIED
The sun., 1901-01-16
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The sun., 1901-01-16
byBS'S FOLLOWERS aFFI
Fnort TO secure Harmon, In the Social pem"
cratic Party fsil..

CgIc.oo. ian. IS Nrsrlv 200 delegate.
repre,ertiug the Eugene Drnbs faction ''
the SoCla Democratic party, net m IatuuaI
convention ',-dsy ia tdln- Hall Att"ush
the meeting Wa called for tho purpose ~ re-
uniting the factions ~ the party, that 0h :
was almost isteat.d at the Outset by III" re'i-
lna Of a letter from the Springfield. Mass .
headquart-r- Of the Hartman wing. which not
only pr ,~ ted against holding the convent II N
~ elf hut threatened 10 leave the partN alto
gpther ( lts actions wer" not referred - q
referendum
The communication was cou'hed in such
Language as To- he construed by many % an
Insult 10 Debs and his friends, and had n not
been for an earnest plea for harmony ou tn"
pnrt ~ Dchs himsod the delegate, would htv"
voted to a man ~ pick NJ the gauntlet \t-
Ing on y suggestion mad" hN prhN ~" c"u-
yru,inn appointed committee pi sixteen on
organization with full power e. odtlne ih"
future policy Of the pcb- faction " ~ refer
pnCr 20 IT, enemies
The convention ctssnized this morning
Tonight was devoted to meetings - all COM
mittee- appoiuted by III" convention, most
of which will report tomorrow
The sun., 1901-01-16
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The sun., 1901-01-16
PYROTTSTTES or REGISTER.
Howe of Kings. Who la, eAS. 900 to Its Credit
Says the once should Re Sslaricd.

Regi ster James II Howe Of Kings county
is earnestly advocating tho bills providing
for the making q; the ollices az Register.
sheriff and County clerk salnried instead
nf fee offices lie said After .xpcndng q
during the past twelve months at least s20,pu
more than was pruhahlv ever cIpeuded IN
giving the county broad aai liberal >"rvio",
and after giving away upward Of $500 tor
charitable Iuryo,"s, there e'il remains 'u
nay credit more than si5.pn
Now. !e, me further saN Tint n hSd
chosen 10 conduct tho oii'H with selfish
motive / could have Increased III" profits
o, 'hp Office To- more than s5O,po for the past
twelve months | cannot believe that n"
foiiy 10 continue II IS a relic of the old
provincial days. against which our fore
fathers rrheled ] have given condition
as they exist to-day undcr The Zee sNsteIn =,
The sun., 1901-01-16

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The sun., 1901-01-16
FRAGRANT GRAIN FIELDS.


-The delicious oIur 'H1i comes who. 80
pour hot uulk or cream over "r'''.N
taAe, ono back - childhood and '.' '.
golden harvest tc!is whom ~" We.
m voIr ia. ~" scent - I.p"u"d Z.
made you. oh 30 huuerv'
OF all tie a.p'uaius foods, Hrt ~
food i- rn" chief / wa- led 90 ,..'.
diet and take up Grtp"- Nuts. ir"'.
that had v'r, serious. long %. '..-
of c,r,' .ra' .uu. which oris,ustrd i-...
drntlns Constant headaches. ...
and 10 stomach that felt Ik" .'ta 'f-
coudt..n. Whli" IN" mind va '.'"
mrSrIvIlg- of all sorts. aud ! vn' ..
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for ghp TEMPORARY relief from AH'"
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proved rnnclusivolv ing' 40 ''".. .r
predige-ted and tuHt II j. n gre nor
energy builder Of coVr-e ! 90.
aNpr"ss nv grR'itud" for -" 70"
had Emma kaunmaD. El-"i''. NJ.
The sun., 1901-01-16
A Million In Gold for kNpoIt.

Ono million dollars in gold has been on
gagged for export to Europe 10y the French
Nes mship sailing Tomorrow La2srd Freres.
was reported yesterdav. will be the ship
pers The Offering OF bills against this init ial
gold shipment was reflected IN a -liRh, weak
ncss ia IA" sterling exchange market YES
terdar On tho New YORK Stock Exchange
call money ruled NJ pcr cent
The sun., 1901-01-16
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-I~ri,e to tell you Of the gTea, h<neht have
received from the use Of Dr Ficfces Golden
N-dicnl Discovery writes Nr g. S'd,
OF Byrn.ide Putnam County Wes, Va N
cured me OF a vetv bad case OF indigestion
associated with TORPID liver before tccsn
the use Of Golden Medical Discovery had
no appetite could NO. sleep or work bat wr,
iutle fhe little that ate did not agree With
me bowels cons,lpa'ei and l.f- ~ns misery
to me wrote to Dr Pierce, giving the syrp-
toms and asked for advice You advised NE
TO trv the Golden Meuical piscO,efN - ! ne
ssu tn. use of y, and after taking four BOTTLES
ffru - well he, went to work, but so,n Got
worse. ~ again began the u-, of u, aud u'-i
II bout eight weeks longer. when ! was i~r-
marcntlv cured took IN all ahou, twelve
bottles Of the Discovery And some of ~.
Pi-rces Pleasant Pellets in connection with
the Discovery"
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets keep the
bowels in healthy action.
The sun., 1901-01-16
A Counterfeit Ten Dolisr National Bank Note

WAsBISdTuS, Jan. Is n" Secret Ssrvic.
Bureau has issued a CIRCULAR Notifying bani :
81 anew Photographic cnurt"ri"ltsio National
bsnknote. a reproduction Of IL" $50 not" of
tho rompkins County National Bank of
Ithaca, y ! check letter b. Treasury num-
her TS27so7s charter number 1891, bank
number 3sa4 series. 1892. Thus Far IN" notes
lave appeared only IN central aud western
New York
The sun., 1901-01-16
Gov. AvCoCk inaugurAted ed

RALxloH. y c. Jan iS.-rhe inausura-
ton Of Gov. Charles h Ayoock to-day ended
the tirst Republican administration in North
Carolina since tho ddy- OF reConstrI ctton
Inm medIateI following the war. Thousands
OF people from all parts Of the State were
here 10 Witness the ceremony Conspicuous
among them were groups OF Red Shi:ts:
whose Campnisn methods attra cted national
attention.
The sun., 1901-01-16
Kins.' Democratic Executive Committee Re
elected.

The Democratic Executive Committee ot
Kings County met last night ~ III" head
Quart crs in the Thonas Jefferson Club in Brook
lyn and reoresn,led, rreec,ins al! the old
officers ~ follows John l. shea Chairman
Frank r O'P.nv, Secretary. Michael ! Cum-
mings. Corresponding SECRETARY hrhWr g
salmon. Treasurer and VI II k"rly and
q Y Young, clerks
The sun., 1901-01-16
ftTHFR'S WAGON Kills ms BOI.
lie Ran to Meet II, Hoping for q Ride. at
the Momcnt the IIor.e Ran AWay.

Eight .year-old Edward Levy was run over
and killed last uight in front OF his homo,
~ Ia-t Scvrutiath street by horse and
delivery wagon owned by his father who is
n drv goods dealer The team was driven by
AT, Walt ono uf Levy en- plovees The
bow ran out in'" the street tu meet the wagon
and haVr a Tidr. A. 'he same moment Wall
lost control ~ til. horse and 'hs boy was run
The sun., 1901-01-16
lieut.. Crtmmins weds TO-DAY,

So FU,%CrSCo. Jan. Is Thomas T..
crtmrIus Of New York is hore TO attend the
vvcddios ~ Ia, nephew, Lieut. Martin l.
,rin,rltus 30 Misc Margaret { Cole Of this
.II.. which Will tax" place tomorrow lie
/. accompanied hy John - Crlumins. Dr.
lT,fhrr ~ Lieut. trimn.ius
The sun., 1901-01-16
Du., Of Newcastle ON for Florida.

The Atlantic Coast Lines New York and
FLORIDA Spcotal hogan is fourteenth season
Yesterday. the tram leaving The P"rnsyl-
van,H Railroad station AT 10 O'Clock VI
Among th" y p,>scug"r~ cn route to - Angus
tim, and Tampa were the Duke Of Newcastle
and Alfred HJrmsworth EDITOR OF The London
LIliM Mnn
The sun., 1901-01-16
Gov. Savers InauguratcJ.

ArsIIS. Tex Jan IS The Inauguration
a. Joseph y Sayors Governor and y
Browning as Lieutenant -Covernor. took lace
here to a 5 ~ noon Ia the aall of Raprese en-
tatives Tn" Governor delivered hriei ad-
uIs-N
The sun., 1901-01-16
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mauv forms Of
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Frederick u Tappen and Nr. Tappen
will celebrate their golden wedding on Jan
?. at her home - Inst SiSty-sighth street
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Cluh md Of IN" Gsllatin National Bank
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mained modest i'm the midst Of the great
honors i'm his country's service
The greatness of Nathaniel Greene
was a greatness of character, ability and
genius, developed under adverse circum-
stances He was true 10 liberty and
freedom, and. best or an. the strong
right arm OF Washington. and AK I'm
classic times the names OF Arneas and his
faithful Achates were spoken I'm one
breath, and as IN our own day Grant
ana Sheridan so well go down into history
inseparably united--George Washington
the father Of his country, and Nathaniel
Green, Saviour of the South"
Al the close of the address a vote of
thanks, moved by Mr. Rocindo. was
gracefully acknowledged by Miss Greene.
Mr.. Davis rendered '''rhe Star Spanglcd
banner with much taste and ability
and was rendered vote Of thanks
Eloquent remarks were then offered by
Col Eaton, Mr.. Gammel and Col Henry
l.. Greene of Riverpoint. who spoke at
length Of the history OF Jacob and Chris
topher Greene by MIR. Brown, who
eulogiEed the costly sacrifice and dangers
Of the hero soldier and his brave com
rades in crossing. barefoot the icy Del
aware by Mr.. Look. who recalled the
glowing words and admiration OF Wendell
Phillips for Washington's loved com
mander. by Mr.. Gallagher, who spoke of
tho battles and results OF our last rebel
lion war, and others.
After the election of q member and
invitation 20 attend the state Gen Greene
day meeting OF June 9Th on motion. ad-
journed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-05-10
PAWTUxEr VALLEY

Two little children, aged and 6
years, respectively. wandered from the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lapoint at Ma
tick, yesterday morning, and were not
found till o'clock In the afternoon,
when they were discovered by hostler
employed by George w. Tourgee, sitting
on the banks OF a pond near Apponaug
and crying as IL their little hearts would
break. The children. who live near the
railroad station az Natick. started at
about O'Clock a. m. TO go To- Peter Car
din's candy store on East avenue and lost
their way. When they did not return a
search was made for them which contin-
ued for about six hours when they were
found and returned 10 their mother who
was completely prostrated by their loss.
The election OF officers OF the Maple
Root Sunday school resulted IN the choice
Of the following officers for the ensuing
year: Superintendent, G.. J. Mstterson;
assistant superintendent, y. n. Andrews;
SECRETARY. Ervie Mattesoni assistant sec
retsry, =. u. Mitchell; treasurer, G. J.
Matteson; librarian, l.. l.. Capwell
Last Sunday two young men, who said
they came from Manton, drove into Riv-
erpoint. and left their black horse and
democrat wagon at McGuires stable.
Soon after leaving the team they went
away and have not since been seen. As
the team has not been called for by eith-
er OF the parties II is supposed 20 have
been stolen The owner of the team can
recover 10 by proving property aud pay
ing charges. The team belongs nowhere
iu the valley aud II IL doubtful n II be
longs Ia PROV idencc.
u IL feared that scarlet fever has he
come epidemic Ia the valley ~ its spread
continues notwithstanding the precau-
tions taken by the board OF health Of
Warwick. More than dozeh cases have
been reported in the village ~ Riverpoint
alone, ana large number in the other
valley ,illsscs,
The EoSsipS OF Arctic and oaidnick are