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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31
North Star wh,sperinx.

10 A Arithmetic class are working
q pserest this week.
the a Grammsr class wrote som'
resting essays on "Youth is tn,
ne for Preparation
The Primary Geography class are
lsing some interesting lessons on the
ldy 81 the "Ooean."
Kew. Palmer. will preach at Zion next
1ndsy Morning and evening.
isses CLARA Isenman and Bessie Doran
sited the school Thursday.
chas. Isenman was Lamar visitor
lunday.
W. Buerges bad company from
.flen city last woek.
Mr. and Mrs, Pierce Gurlcy and Mrs.
iesome Fox returned home Monday.
Salie aud Ethel Earl vidted with
Edna and Matte Stands Sunday.
We all notice that Henry Robinson
i-s new buggy. Now girls watch out.
III. lIarve Burgo and Miss Stella
acent attended church at Lebanon
e., lay.
'." George Vincent 9pld Edgar Tun
r| ais buggy. Mr.. Vi1celt intends to
new rubber tired buggy.
irs. Tunnel and son Hey attended |
urch at Jasper Sunday.
tiss Stell' Vincent is absont from
hool today.
hr. Aliens arc moving their things /
, their daughters Mrs WardloNs, whore
ley expect to mako their future home.
Mr.. Chss. Isepman is going to Furchas
new buggy,
Miss Ollie johnson was surprised by
young peop.o Of this neighborhood
Ct Saturday night. Various games and
+, ~ pulling wer, the order Of thoevsr.
sAhout twenty five we're present and
eported an enjoyable time.
Mr.. Henry Davis OF Reeds Station
sitcd Miss Eeya lluuch Sunday.
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An att.ck was lately made on G. f.
Collier OF Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly
proved fath. u came through is kid
neys. His barl; got so lame he could not
sioop without great Pain, nor sit in u
CHAIR EXCEPT prupped 10y cushions. No
remedy helped him Until he lri. d Electric
B'tters which Ell 'cted such wonderful
change that he writes he feels like new
man. This marycloas medicine cures
hackaohe and kidney trouble, purif,s
The blood and builds up youf health.
Duly Doe at Webb Bros, drug store.
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Blue Items.

The young peoples meeting at Blue
lnday night was well attended.
"m Ryan is having his homo md
'rn painted by Walter Savage.
The young folks OF this place spent
uerday evening at the home Of Mr..
i Mrs Elmer Pugh. Tho evening was
ont in playing games aftor which
adehron and candy was served.
The Ms MCCARTHY Of Jasper spent
"vdnesday on tho farm at Bluo and in
IL" evening took home some fino wild
rapcS.
Alittle grardchild Of Mr. Lester living
dorth Of Dublin is dangorsoly i'll at the
home of VIM Hijcr,
Aftor two weeks visit in Kansas.
Mrs. John Keltnor has returned TO her
home
MIR, Perry, aud Mr. Berry Of Oakton.
attended Sunday school hero on Sun
day and in the absence OF our Supt Mr..
Perry conductal this school aftor which
MIR Berry reviewed the lesson. in a very
thorough aad ! a,lns manner.
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COLUMN
Conducted by the w. G. T. u.
Notice.


The w. G. T. U. offer prize to the
writer Of an original ESSAY on Temper
ance''not exceeding four hundred words
to be left at the News office before Doc.
lst. Tho prize winner will receive u
book and the essay will appear In the
w.G.T.U.co Of this paper. We hopo
the pupils Of the public school will enter
this contest as II is free to all.
Czolgosz il is s,id csn neither read or
write. That Is good enough excuse to have
compulsory educational laws and have
tho Bible restored to tho public school,
and have the children taught tho Ten
commandments. We can nsith'r high
licsuse anarchy or prohibit it.but we can
educate our growing population to know
that 'RightoousnesJ exaltoth natioo."
We pride ourselves Of being a Christian
nation, yet our public school shut out
any form Of worship, ald childroa arr
not taught tho evil consequences aud
punishment OF sin, Czolgosz is an
American Lborn and bred citizen,
aud there is something radically wrong |
ia his bringing up.
"Swing."
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

Grape Fruits, a food for brain and
nerves, Postum Cereal, Diamord Mae
aroni, CrystalFlolse, Ta,ioca aud Knox's
Sparkling Gelotine can be found a,
Crandalls. az,
Dewitt 3 Little Early Riscrs never dis.
appoint They are safe, prompt, gentlc,
effective inremoyiug all impurities from
tho lherard bowels. Small and easy tn
lake Never gripe OF distress. EILaud-
erbaugh drug co.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS
OF character aud good reputation ip each
-tate loae In this county rpqniretb to
represent and advertise Old es.nbishrd
wealthy business house Of solid financial
standing, Salaey $500 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable Ia cash
each "Wednesday direct from head an.
ces' Horse aud carriage furnished when
necessary. References. Enclosed self
addressed stamped envelope. ManaSer
Sio VaStou Building, Chicago.
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Wake Up Farmers.
BLUE STAR.

Our School gave box Supror on last
Friday night at the School house. for
the purpose Of buyinf, paper TO oper the
School House with. thoro was q good
crowd and souo Seven or Eight
dollars was taken IN.
ChaS Avory ha5 gone 10 North Dakota
! Kaderics are done making Sorghum
/ for this fall.
johnson Atkinson has gone to Illinois
aud Joe Dayrinser has moy,d o. tho
farm he bought Of Atkinson.
Mrs. $ NJ Carmcau left last Sunday
for Kansas City whore she cxpcoa TO
mako her future hom'. Her house. hold
goods were shipped on Monday.
d. X. Shroyer Of West Virginia was
in our part this weok loohirg after his
farm here.
Next Mon lay +. NJ. Killey aud Jim
Hull expect to start for Saltwater,
Ok Alternately go to helpJ j. KadefIy
move here On the farm he has bought.
j. f. Hull has bought the Simrson
SO'acrc farm for 5000.
The Hawaiian woman's club at Homo
lula debated the qu,stiol: lis it bctt-r
IA Toxic Rocky Mountain Tea hot or
coldY" Either way it mggnifie. your
pleasure, Ask your druggist.
Ladies & Miss underwear |
Of all kind too cheap to men
ton. Como and see it at
j. ID. HARBrR.
Doyon suffer from piles' II so do not
urn to surgery for relief. DeWitt'sWitch
! vel Salye will act quickly, surely and
a'ely, saving you the exIense ard dan
'r OF an operation. Ell Lauderbauph
ug co.
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Money refunded il it over fails.
G MPhelps, Foresidalo. VT, RAYS hi
child was eompl' teiy cured ofn bad case
OF odycma by tue use OF DoWhts Witch
liazei dalvo' Beware Of all couuterfoi.s
ltinstantly relieves piles. Ell Lauder
baugh drug o.,
Crandall now handles tho cole.
DRAFTED Junge bread from Joplin.
Thousands Of the most distressing and
stubborn cases Of piles have bvcn cured
by rAnLER's BUCIEYE PILR oISrmESr. IL
never fails TO cure, Price 00c in bottle,
tubes 20 cts, L l Lsudegbaugh Drug
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Card o: Thanks.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to our
many friends for their help and kindness
In tue sickness and death of our beloved
mother, ALSO t. those who furnished flow
ers, etc.
Tho children OF Mrs. Howard.
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Death Of Mrs. Howard.

, Mrs. Emily A. Howard died October
~, 1901, at 1855 p. m, at her home y
: mile east OF Ayilla
The funeral services we're con sueted
: by Rev. Gideon at the home at 93O Mon
day, after which the remains were fol.
lowed 10 Park cemetery and laid to rest
by the side Of her busband who pro.
coded her just ten months.
} Tho deceased WAS born Dec. 81. 1898
IN Hardin County Ky. her maiden nams
being Triplet Sho was married 10
Ralphee 4cwsrd Jan. IL, 1853. There
we're eight children from this union two
OF whom proceeded her to tho better land
She leaves three sons and three daugh.
.ers, ono brother, four sisters and host
OF othcr relatives and ftientls 10 mourn
her loss. The decreased was identifioId
with DO church at the tim, Of hor death
Although she had not been well for some
time the end cams suddenly beiny |
up and about as much as usual Friday /
until O'Clock in the afternoon she had |
sinking spoil but had apparently got.
ten over II, and Saturday seemed great
deal bcttsr. Abou. O'Clock S ,turlay
evening she was talking with her
daughter Minerva hen she s1ddcnly
commenced gasping for breath and she
said It seemed rs il there was knot In
her thr1Is Egsrt thing was don1 that
could be t. rr!ioyo h,r bat she con.in
uel to grow weaker until ll55 O'Clock
when her spirit took its flight. The end
caiAe peaceful and quiet. She was con
scious Until tine list aud talked with
thosj about her antil within few mo
ments before she pass d away.
There was n me Of hos chi lren at her
bedside when the end came except her
single daughter Miss Minerva who has
so faithfully aud patiently waited OIL Ter.
Farewell mother, Farewell mother,
Peaceful b. thy silent res.
SlnnJ1F 5w city; q ID xuey ba5t,
When TO cal thee home to rest
Farewell mother, Farewell mother,
We must say our last Farewell
Til we most beyond the river
Happy there with thee TO dA,u
We rni4s thee from cur homo,
Dear mothor,we mis- thee from thy place
shndow OR our liz, il cast
We miss the sunshiLe Of thy f.c,.
Wo miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond aud earnest ctFs
Our hem" s.dltk without thoe
10 mis- lee oycr?wh"rc.
o mother thy gontls voice is hushed
Thy warm, true hoart is still
Aud on thy pale and peaceful face
80 restiag deaths cold chill.
Thy hands arc cla'ped upon thy breast q
We have kissed thy marble brow Ii
Aud IN our ach.n. hearts we know "
We have no mot. Low. 70
We, the jury find that the deceased u
anne 10 his deiith from heart failure, ~
used by not taking Rocky Mountain ~
ca made by the Madeline Co. 3jc. Ask q"
our druggist. 81
Don't forget We are selling Jc
ur best unblcached 6 cents co
omestic for ) cts. 90 20,
j. ID, HARBUR.
Ask for JunSe Baking Co.'S d.
cad. The best you can buy. Al pa
D ~
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31
Look Out

For 30 days | will sell my
Entire line of pants at 10
per cent discount.
j. ID. HARBUR
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Dewey Items.

The families Of Freeman Ball, Preston
Ale, Brummrt, Halsey and Matthews
attended the funeral In Carthage SUI.
day Of Mr.. Il. T.. Mccarthy, held at the
Episcopal church. For sixteen years Mr.
Mccarthy has boon at his post at Cary
town and ho will be- greatly missed by all
and he'll be always remembered as a
genial christian gentleman.
Grin. Buster and Gerlie Brown we're
married last Wednesday by Preacher
Harvey.
There is Literary Society organized
at the Dewey. We hopo out Of respect TO
the young ladies', the religious service
hold in the building, the school children
and especially Miss (iertio Owings tie
teacher, that no tobacco spit,wil he seen
gu tbs floors. Somebody forgot whore he
vas at last Friday, and made one corner
Of tho room very filthy.
Mr. and Mrs Gaddis spout co npls Of
days at Oroucgo.
haLle aud Tommy Jones; Chesvor
Riddle, Martha IladIoy, aud By ri Cop
ton, were immersed in Dry fork Sunday
afternoon q. three o'clock.
Wake Up Farmers.
The r. o. De1artmaDt Is threatening
o discontinue x. +. d. over thoss routes
which do not maintain good roads all tia
ear around. This will work hardship Oh
hose who have done their part and
lonated work Sons farmers have dopo
little or nothing toward good roads.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

Mo have three months scholarship
to tho Model City Business College, Of
Carthage, which We will sell at a b,t.
gain, Any young man or woman desir
ing to take business course wonIa .
well to call at this ofiloo: 2,f
Remember VIZ carry full limo o.
Groceries. Boots and Shoes.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

Gooeh's Mexican Syrup has aocemp
ilshed oure in thi4 neignhorhood which
hnsastonished the people Miss Dayi,
was given up TO die by her attending
physician, She had lung fever. The
boqtor said she would die before morni,s
and advised 10 discontinue his medicine
rs II was doing her no good. Hor parents
had bottle of Gooch's Mexican Syrup
and Gooch's Quick Relief in the house
They at onoo began to give the Syrup
IN bosses oae hour apart, md frequently
d'thed her chest with the Quick Relief
Before morning she vas hotter, aud after
uselhS a fow politics OF each. she Il almost
as wei ms ever. IL was almost ike rois
iHS the head. and has established the
reputation of Goochs Mexicans Syrun
mere as cough remedy; we caa sell
nothing else.
D. 4 y. Sands, rrimole, Athens Gao
dooch,s MeSicans Syrup cures a eimnle
'onhh as II by magic, and is the best
remedy for ~hooping cough. Price 25c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31
Heating Stoves.

Forlatest styles in wood and coal ho,t.
ing stoves call on VIZ. BArSs. Prices
Reasonable.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

Fine Cheviots in light and
dark styles for shirts and
childrens' waists at prices
that are low, at Hastings.
Lewis OckerlnAn, Goshen, luu: "De
Wits Little Early Risers mover bend me
double like Other pills, but 30 their work
thoroughly and make me feel like boy. ~
Certain thorough, gentle. EILluder
baugh drug co.
FLoFEEa FoR SALE Nice Bczonias.
! hrysanthemums and Geraniums in
moe condition at reduced prices.
W II HAGER.
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KansaSCitV
Journal.

Has led the metropolitan tailies of Il .
great Southwest for nearly fifty years.
IN Uni" section 1t is supreme. In 1899 il
will be brighter and better than ever be-
fore. More new, attractive features:
moro national and foreign news: more
news from krnsAs. OklaEcmc, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest. Bright
ana wen selected miscellaney. Latest
sorting news. All tho news that is
worth printing. The circulation Of the
Journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
company wants to double it this year.
Are you u subscriber? II not, now is a
good time to begin.
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Mut'ou.

AT Boucher & Butts ou SATURDAYS.
-.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31
No Hunting.

We the undersigned, agree to prose-
cut" al parties found hunting or fish.
On our premises without permission.
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" 1 W'sson, Oh olsonville, Va, drug.
g''' ~r''es' ''four One Minute cough
cure gives perfect satisfaction. NV Gus.
'one's say it il the best remedy for
soashs' cnlcs,throas ard lung troubles. -
= ! LaelsrhHaeh drug co.
20 herseYerywhere raise One Minute
cough cure for the sutferings ii has re.
,'eV0d aud the lives Of their little ones IL
has saved, Strikes az The root of the
roohleand draws nut the inflammation
Ihe eh.lIren' 5 fayorite &C ugh cure. Ell
Laudsrtaosh drug co,
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Healthy Children Are Happy.

Mothers Worm Syrup makes children
healthy by expelliug the worms that
makes them i'll. Childreu eat it CD bread
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

II. IIENpRlcKs.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-31

Ask for JunSe Baking Co.'S
bread. The best you can buy. Al
Crandalrs.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-02-08

each congratulated the other thai it
was no worse, and the stove all right
they elected cook and proceeded to
get supper, and taking their word for
there never was SO good meal.
"But, says the captain, that coffee
lCds salt.
1t was cold that night and the cap
tain and crew were net dry. However
about ten they went to bed. One pair,
Wheeler and Barker. had a coverlid,
Captain Mac and Merryman had q
comforter. These last old campers
rolled themselves together we'll tucked
up and slept as tired men after hear
ty supper can sleep. The other two
went 10 sleep, but they were cold and
pulling for the blanket got it across,
corner ways.
"What the matter with that blan-
ket?"
''Guess it's shrunk.''
"W ant the whole of it don't you?"
"Confound you' L haven't got a
quarter of it,
''You have pulled it off of our
legs
"Well, my shoulders are all bare
and Pm cold.''
Here the others awoke and striking
light, they readjusted and slept q
troubled, dreamy sleep until they
couldn't stand it any longer, aud got
up at i've o'clock in the morning,
Breakfast in order, and warmed and
filed they felt better, only an occa-
sional .'Du7n that salt acater cofeen'
Light wind from the north and they
got under way and came down the
bay like white sea-gull shining in
the bright sun light. Light heecy
clouds overhead, on the left a pine
forrest of dark green, before and
around them blue water breaking ir,O
foam, with the palmettos of the rid e
on the right, and with all the somt e
sound of the waves of the gulf brea :
ing on the hard sand beach. fit f r
poet and painter or to make both f
the most ordinary mortal.
About 9 O'Clock they came abrea t
house on the ridge. No one at hon e.
Barker undertook to skirmish for =
ter. and taking the keg he pushed h s
way through saw-palmetto and Oak
water Darrell full, and filling his key
took it in his arms aud started for the
boat, but the way was rough, and as
he stumbled along the water stopped.
so he explained, when reaching t. q
boat he emptied his boots and ca e
on board Now they went to a lit.
sheltered bay and put out their decoys.
Here they had "a grand time: duck
coming in from the Gulf whistled down
the bay, up the bay and across tie
bay, and the tourists fired by fl, :,
fred in platoons. And the duck ken
coming in and pitching over the trs e
tops and swinging out, said a tOu :
list. ''as If they had seen the devil,
and It was hot
Lots of cripples got away. some
drifted of with the tide, and the cap
tain says shark got some. hut the
tourists concluding they had had fun
enough picked up thirty flour and
brought them home for the kodak and
the frying pan, and setting down 1.-THE
tourists not the duck to a hot clam
chowder. said one and all this is life
on Lemon Bay and many returns of
this happy day. and I am glad to re-
cord slept the sleep of the just and all
came up smiling at the reveille next
morning. Yours as usual,
J. M. LEWIS.
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How to Cure the Grippe.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ms d.
rected and quick recovery is sure to
follow. That remedy cOunteracts any
tendency Of the grip to result in pneu-
monia, which is really the only seri-
one s cs ~ has n' ever e been rennrted p that
did not recover. For sale by G. A.
MOsher Drug Co.
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One way settlers rate to the North
west via. Santa Fe Route to all points
in Montana. Idaho, Washington. Ore
gon and British Columbia. one way
End class rate of $500. Tickets on
sale February II. 10 and 26, March 5.
q. 10 and 26, April 2, 9. 16, % and
For full Information call on c. W..
Glass. Agent, Santa Fee Route, Kins-
ley, Kansas.
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- ! sss -

~ EYES ~
Are the organs most liable to render
life a miserable failure, loathsome
burden. Loss of sight is the very king
OF terrors, while an impairment of
vision is a source of sickening mental
worry, TO saw never a word of acute
physical anguish. There is nothing
that can stand more work than
sound, healthy eye. but the very day
that you feel that you are using an
effort to see-then is the time to have
your eyes inspected. Parents, guard
your children's eyes, for the boy or
girl who has defective eyes and use
glasses a few years ''while AGO uiring
an education" are not apt to wear
them when the education is completed.
My business is rapidly increasing
year after year. 1 travel in one ter
ritory and | am the guardian of
thousands of eyes9 Are you seeking
more light when reading at night?
Have you pains in or about the eyes?
Does the light bother them? Have you
frontal or temple headaches? Do OBJ
jrcts look clear then suddenly blur!
Are you holding your work further
away to enable you to see? Do little
specks appear before your ewes? All
these symptoms are indications of eye
strain. Glasses will relieve you by
focusing rays of light in correct posi-
tiOn on retina, thus removing all eye
strain. You can consult me free of
charge. Office hours are from to 5
p. m.-Dr. ]. Harry Gay.
NOTE. On account of increasing
business 1 will remain at America
Hotel until Saturday evening, Feb. Is.
FROM REV. j. HAMLIN SMITH
Attica. Kans., Feb. 4, 1901.
]. II. GAY.
Dear Sir-Noshing that have had
in sixteen years of using glasses and
from the best opticians of Chicago,
Wichita and other places that have
tried to fit my eyes, have given me the
power or comfort of sight that you
have, for which will ever recommend
your painstaking and skill.-J. Ham
lin Smith.
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A. O. u. w. Attention.

You will receive a postal card ask
ing for your donation to the a. o. U.
w. supper Feb. l3. Please call at
Coles shop and respond as Mrs
Rummel. who was Mrs. Coles assist
ant. is i'll. and you will confer q great
favor on Mrs. Cole by this help.
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WANTED-Active Man or Woman
with rig to deliver and collect in towns
and rural { i tricts. No canvasing.
Salary $50 per month. Extra commits
sions. References and security re-
quired. Address II. v. Lawrence,
Mgr, room 2, opera house block,
Garden City, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-02-08

Pure Buff Cochin Chickens - fine
ones, for sale cheap. Call an or ad-
dress T. A. Harper. Kinsley, Kans.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-02-08

See Gilman holiday display OF
candies, nuts and fruits before buying
elsewhere. HIS always keeps the best.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1901-02-08

Remember my handmade harness is
made right here at home of No. l oak
stock, and even stitch is guaranteed.
H. J. Draut.
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F. w. Goldschmidt leaves tonight
for his old home in Cincinnati, hav-
ing received word of the serious ILL.,
ness of his sister.
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Great Bend wants a pest house.
We might let them have ours which
has been unused for SO many e .r>
that only the oldest inhabitants know
of its location.
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The Rest Prescription For Malaria
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply
iron and quinine in tasteless form.
No cure-no pay. Price SOC.
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DR.. J. G.. Brownfield, of Kiasley
announces that he will be in KinsleN
Monday and Tuesday of each week
until further notice. tt
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Bargain Prices for Hats, Hoods,
Ribbons, Feathers, Velvets, etc., at
the Millinery Bazaar.
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More than foot Of suow has faller
here in the past week and it is still
falling.
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A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Williams on Sunday night.