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Evening journal., 1902-08-27

A great feature IN the musical COM
edy, MY Antoinette," is the third
scene of the second and final act, show
ing in most realistic manner, a vivid
representation Of the dressing rooms
of the Folly Theatre during the per-
fOrmance. The actors and actresses
ARE supposed to be changing their cos
tunes for the next act, and tho scene
|of the powder and rouge is so waited
across the footlights that the very at
mosphere is permeated with realism.
The play, with Josephine Hall in the
title role. will be at the Opera House
next Monday night.
Teaching the game OF golf is one OF
the deliciously humorous incidents OF
Shipman Brothers big production Of
the musical comedy, "A Hot Scotch
Major" In this play it is very differ
ent to pick out one scene that sur
passes another in point OF brilliancy or
humor. William Gill has written re-
markably even book-that IS, the
scenes barring the climaxes are all OF
much the same strength. "A Hot
Scotch Major" will be seen at the
Grand Opera House on Saturday after
noon and night.
Ballet and spectacle have always
been conceded to be the best money
winners in the theatrical line. and
The Everlasting DEVILS Auction" is a
shining example of that fact, to the
point that the public will always pay,
and literally, for good goods" Sig
nor AureliO Coccia has been specially
lengaged by Charles II. Yale to illus
trate and direct several new ballets
that viii be made special features in
the twenty-nrst annual tour OF the
| Everlasting DEVILS Auction" They
will include among others an European
novelty and also a royal sextette OF
women dancers direct from the Alham-
bra Theatre, London, England They
come to the Grand Opera House to-
might.
The bill at Shellpot Park theatre this
week is an exceptionally good one.
White and Sheldon. versatile sketch
artists, afford much amusement in
their act entitled sThe Temperate Hus-
band" Miss Vivian Wood. the charac-
ter vocal artist, is making quite a hit
with her songs. She is one of the best
character artists who ever visited
Shellpot Park. Henry and Young, the
ltravesty stars, need no introduction To
t..eatregoers. They present one OF the
funniest acts on The stage. Mrs. Young
possess a well-cultivated voice. singing
soprano and contralto in good. com.
pass. Mike Needham. the Irish Nome-
dian and dancer, is without doubt one
OF the best dancers in this country
Evening journal., 1902-08-27
$40 to Niagara Falls and Return Sat
urday, August 80, via q. & o. r. r.

Saturday. August 30, the B. & o.
railroad will run a special ten dollar
excursion to Niagara Falls. Train
with sleepers. will leave Delaware ave
nue. station at 7.42 p. m; arrive at the
Fails at $3.50 a. m. For particulars ap-
ply to ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1902-08-27

VISIT the Springs,
' greet your Farmer
Friends, then visit
THE CEDARS
and buy a Lot So by
I25 feet for only Us
Dollars. Then your
time fand money will
have been we'll spent.
Evening journal., 1902-08-27

Prince Kitamura's 1rOup of
Imperial Court JapS
Evening journal., 1902-08-27

The Famous FOrepaugh
Troupe Of AerialiStS.
Evening journal., 1902-08-27
scnRLE nY INNINGS.

VIII A. AA.2 300 IA
Harrisburg A. c. - 00OO 100 o.
Two out when game was forfeitefi
TO Wilmington "A. A. by tho score of
10 to 0.
Evening journal., 1902-08-27

Telephones $50 and 2S7, both systems
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

BART0kTY. " czasie bury
udcrzy} piorun W wieze tutejsze-
90 koscio}a katollckiego. Uszko-
dzony zosta} muir. belki, zegar ma
wiezy, jake idrzwi iokna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
w PREY kopaniu

" OANO VAL P'Dy NoPoA~
sklepu natrafono ma ementarzy-
sko. Wykopano oko}o Is dobrze
utrzymanych szkielet6w kt6re pou-
k}adane by}y jedne ma drugim.
Jedua czaszka by}a ~jeszcze w}osa-
mi pokryta. Przez nleostr6znost
popsuto szklelety. Eiekt6re tylko
uratowali 'panowie w}asciciel d6br
rycerskich z Zybu}towa l narczy-
ciele z Lublan j Turowa. Ze
Scan sklepu wystaia %jeszcze szkie~
Lefty i PREY dalszem Kopaniu "a
pewnie natyaf sic ma wazne wy
kopaliska. Poniewaz Ulnowo ley
blisko Tannenberga, wiec przye
puszczaja, re ~szkielety te zaohowa-
~ SIG i~eszcze 2 : owej pamietnej
bitwy. gdzie to Polacy " proch
rozbili zakon krzyzackl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
q Prus Polsk1lic!'h d

ULSZTYN. MA Poslugacz niue
arski Weskl spad} v piatelk oko 1stt'
e-tej wieczorem 2 ma}ej wiezY
PREY budowie nowego koscloFa ka-
tolick,ego i odni6sl tax c'ezkle POI
k~a}eczenia, re watpla Q jego wy
drowieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
i Poznahskiego.

W GN1EzNIE odby} sic pro-
ces o krzyki W czasie jarmarku W
Gnieznie dina 20 kwietnia. Ma la
vie oskarzonych zasiedli djezdzacz
Wojciech Steppek z Pakos}awia,
w}asciclel d6br rycerskich hr. Po-
nlnski z Wrzesni, kapi'a,ista Ed
ward Grabowski z Poznanla robot
NIX Wawrzyn Gruszczyhski z
Cinema. pczen slusarski Stefan
Pluta z Cinema, niezamezua. AN
tonina J~anuszewska z Cinema,
niezamezna Helena Grzybowska z
Cinema, szewc Wojciech Ostrow~
ski z Cinema. Me stawl}a sic oska
rzona Ia tarzyna Bielewska.
Oskarzen,e OPERA sic ma
odnosnych paragrafach karnycb,
dotyczaczych. podburzanis do
gwa}t6w l zamiaru< uwolnienla
wieznl6w gwa{tem.
Prev odnlczacy dyrektor sadu
ziem,ansklego p. Kah. Oskarzycie-
lem publicznym, jest pierwszy
prokurator p. LANCER. Swiadk6w
zawezwano ~.
Prokurator stara sic nadac G.
lei sprawie charakter polltyczny
twierdzi, ze awantura by}a przy-
sposoblona przez polskich pan6w.
Me ma tylko dowodn ma to, kto ja
prowokowal. Prokurator wnosi Q
uwolnienie cd why kary pan6w
hr. Poninskiegoi Grabowskiego, na
reszte oskarzonych wnosi Q kare
wiezienia W mniejszych Tub wick
szych wYsokosciach.
Pc blisko godzinnej konferen-
cyl sad wyda} nastepujacy wyrok:
Oskarzonego steppka skazaao ma
6 miesieoy wiezienia. Gruszczyh-
skiego ma 1 tygodnie a~resztu, ch}oe
pea Pluto na ieden tydzieh aresztu,
j diva tygodnie w,ezienla, szewca
Ostrowskiego ma s mieslecy wie.-
Sprawl -nie,sametnejj Janu~
ssewskiej, Blelowskiej j GrzYbowr
skiej ;ze q odroc.ona, oebrrohca
b. Ponihskiego byl /. adw'otk'att
Turk. obrodoa Pluty p'esvien 4.
ferendaryusx !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

POSIEDZIClEL. Antonl Bro
zewski wybrany i potwierdzony
z,osta} jake so}tys W Peglltach
Posiedziciel MARGIN Schulz wy
brary i potwlerdzony zosta} jake
so}tys W Legajnach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

TCZEW. Szkuciarz p. Antoni
Wanlerowski re Swiecia przvby}
tudotad re swoja szkuts, ob}ado~
dowane 240O tn centnarami ka
mienl w%apiennych i ~zarzuci} kot
vice W pob!izu mostu. Nadp}ywa-
jacy dosy6 szybko zaglowiec z
Kr6lestwa Polskiego uderzy} ca
}q si}a box s>kuty p~rzecial ia
ma po}owe. tax ze szkuta i towar
posz}y ma dino. = Niema}a ztad
strata ola w}asciciela owego ia.
glowca, DO bedzie musia4 GAIA
szkode zap}aci6. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

G~NlEW We wtorek
zabraf handlarz Lau z Lukaszewa
jadac z Wlelkiej wsi do domu r'-
botnika Pinskiego, oslawlonego
m}odego czlowieka. Pc drodze
wszczal Pihski z Lauem sprzecz-
Ike, a nastypnie bojke, przyczem u
si4owa} wydrzec Lauowi saklewke 2
picnic 1zmi, kt6ra pred TEN u ME-
go widzla}. Przy pasowaniu sic
ich re soba wpadl w6z " row i
po}ama} sic. Ma krzyk Laua po-
spieszyli r%obotnicy z pola ma po-
moe, poczem Pihski uciek} ukryl
sic W zbozu. .Sprawe te oddano
policyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

W NAWRZE, pod Toruniem
okradl koSci6{ jakis z}odziej, kt6ry
raz m6wi}, re sic nazywa Micha}
Wisniewski, d,ugi raz Teofl
Cbmielewski. Ia to skazany zosta}
ma 2 lata cuchthauzu, utrate praw
obywatelskich przez 2 lata, | odda-
ME ma 4 lata pod nadz6r policyjny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

Erannycch, 8 isej; tr F'l'npa = zosta 7.
.do6d SLIME usskodzonag. Wins Wins spa-
|da na w6znice tramwajju, Der
narda zielihskiego. kt6ry jak sis
zdaje, patrzyl Y inlnnae III strone, bo 2
inaoze, mus,alby s%poesatrzzefdz orsaak
pogrzebowy J m6g4 BY tramwaj
zatrzymad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

KWIDZYN. Ably nazbie1at
sobie kwiatk6w udaty sic W pole
s. cioletnia c6reczka mlstrza kra~
wieckiego Dahms'a i 6 c~ioletnia
Zab}ocka. Prawdopodobnle, ably
sig schroni6 pred promieniami
s~fonca, usiad{y W dole cd zwiru.
Maggie jednak sclana do}u oberwa}a
sic i przygnlot}a dziewczynki. Do
piero pc dw6ch dnlach zn~a]eziono
zw}oki nieszczesliwych dziewczat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

GDANsK. Nieszczesliwy wy
padek wydarzyl sic onegdaj " po-
}udnie ma Petershagen " poblizu
gmachu policyi podczas pogrzebu.
kiedy trqmns oynlows e sv1o'
kami z{otono : woza ma nosze,
stawiajac v poprzek szyn koleiki
elektrycznej, wyjechal maggie
trsmwaj nadohodzacY Petersha.
gen v 6rodek orsxaku wvprost u
trumpe i lud.i podnoszacyoh i !
,nluoss;; I lud.i E,ostaso prsYte1n oieikoI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
DOBRAS olaoS pod Pozna.

~DOBRAsola pod Pozna-
mem kEuupila ksomiisyaa kkoleonul,lzasal,c,yy1j
IA. Tylko paulac, cetgielnia dom Ion
iaspektora gospodarczego zatrzJyr-
NAL dawniejszy w}ascleiel. Ter,enn
pomiedzy so}aozem 2 Urbanowem
rozpraedadza jake parcele budowla-
ne, q g~orzelnia zamienia ma sp6}ko-
va. (-) Pewneqmu W}ochowi
sprzedaiacemu lody skradziono 2
jego pom,eszkania PREY Wie ,1d'
Garbarsch 70 mk. " dziesiecio !
piecio fenyg6wkaoh.
N1EsZCzESCIE. Do Urba !.
- 80 rHE ~. H $50
nova, kt6re dzierzawi obecnie P.
Weisskopf, wyszli v poniedziia}ek
z muzyka ch}opcy 2 ostatnich trzect
klas szko}y sredniej, Razeamnlz by}o
oko}o SOC ch}opc6w, poniewaz kla ar'
sy VII, VIII Tx dziela sic kazda
ma a, b, c i d. Podczas gdy chlopcy
pod dozorem swych nauczycieli "a
baw1all sic r6znemi grant, kilku-
nastu wesz}o ma sale i estrade. q
o%statnlej prowadza orzwi do sklepu,
kt6re by4y otwarte. Jedeu chop
nazwisklem Szatkowski,
wpad{ do sklepu j. jak sig zdaje,
odni6s1 ciezkie uszkodzenla: pier
wszej pomocy lekarsklej udzielif
obecuy ma miejscu p. dr.. Michal-
ski, poczem ch}opca odwieziono do
GN1EZNO. Odby}y sic tn re-
wizye u polsbich glmnazyast6w, !
8 z pomiedzy mich zezna}o wszyst-
ko, co wiedzlcli. Przesluchano l
kilku akademik6w. Zsnosi sig ma
wielki process W rodzaju forum
ski g.
AKADEMlK pan Julian
Matus2ewski cand. met. vet, ska
zany W procesle torunskim poszedf
odsladywac s~oja 8 dnioNa kare
wiezienna W Berlinie.
We wtorek
zabra1 handlarz Lau z Lukaszewa
jadac z Wlelkiej wsi do domu 70
botnika P%inskiego, osiawlonego
m}odego cz}owieka. Pc drodze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10
z PUCKIEGO. w jesieni r

z PUCKIEGO. w jesieni ro-
ku zesz}ego wybrani zostali XII
prob. Laffont z Zarn6wGa Len-
dz,an z Pucklej Jastarni delegate
mi do. sejmiku powiatewegoc'..
przeciwko czemu zaprotestowaf
landrat. sejmik ~powiatowy uznaf
;w,pp,rawdzle wybory jaFo wazne, leoz
wydzla} okregowy unlewaznlf. ta~
kowe. g. iona nauczyciela Fun
ka z pow. kartuzkiego przybyfa W
odwiedziny do Meehowy. Pewnego
dnia wyszla ma przechadzke. zgine..
Ia W leslie i powr6ci}a dopiero po
4 dniach, niestety W stanie obfaka~
MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

sKURCZ. w tych dnaoh
zmarf1 tutaj ma}zonkowie6 p. GA
plewscy z wybudowah sk k''n !
smier6 zaskoczy}a lch " Jednym'
dniu. Pochowano ich " jednymrI
grobie. !,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-10

RADZYN. Folwsrk Szenwa-
lime obszaru 400 morg6w, naby}
p. Muchlinski z Gruty cd p. Hof-
mama "a l2e, 900 NIX
The courier., 1902-12-13

ular until employed new servant who
told me the secret.
"When 1 came here she said, I
found writings everywhere, on the
shelves, on the kitchen table and up
stairs in my room, and they all stated
that this place was a hard one, and that
you were a cranky woman. One girl had
written them and all the rest of the SER
wants had signed them
THE girl also told me that she had de-
cided to leave her signature and avaunt
like the rest. but that I looked pleasant,
so she decided to stay, and see for her
self
Il had discharged the first girl, and
the others, scared by her graphic ac-
count, had left on their own accord, but
not until they had added their names
to the score against me. 1t is really a
wonder that I ever got a girl to stay at
ALL"
Another instance of the tricks of mali
cious servants is furnished by the case
of that Of a certain woman, who is kind
hearted and generous in the extreme.
who dismissed a French maid because
she had no character. After that she
found she could not replace her. After
series of unsuccessful attempts she
answered an advertisement that seemed
promising and requested the applicant to
call upon her. For reply she received a
postal card with one word, "Connue,"
written upon 1t.
1T shocked me-" she exclaimed. "I
felt as II I were a bad character"
A South Lincoln woman employed a
colored girl to work for her. The girl
lived in the city, but near the outskirts.
The woman noticed provisions disap-
pearing and, upon Investigation, found
that her girl (who went home nights)
always carried a pound Of butter or a
The courier., 1902-12-13
@ramks
Of the Servants

Women who employ servants are GER
tainly to be pitied," remarked a much
enduring housekeeper the other day:
They are at the mercy of their servants.
1 have heard of the tramp hieroglyphics,
which are frequently written on the out
side Of houses and at the entrance Of
country places, each of which has a
smeaning that is understood by every
member of the hobo fraternity, although
the marks are perfectly unintelligible
and unnoticeable to the householder.
But, although 1 have been keeping
house and employing servants for
number Of years, / have just learned
that a certain class of servants, who
might well be called domestic tramps,
because they are always changing places,
have been employed, and not been suited,
by writing their opinions Of the family
in places where the newly employed ser
wants can easily find them.
Cooks have come and gone without
any apparent reason whatever. Wait
resses and chambermaids, who would
appear pleased at first, would leave with
out notice I did not know what to do.
I could not understand why. I had to
haunt intelligence offices and be con-
stantly changing servants. I have al
ways been kind to my girls, giving them
easy work, regular hours and kind treat
ment.
This year, however, has been an awful
one. could not solve the mystery and
could not imagine why was % unpop-
The courier., 1902-12-13
sLESS MESSAGE PLANT.

to her family, who were in reduced cir
cumstances. II all the tricks Of servants
The courier., 1902-12-13

were to be enumerated, some one would
have to publish a book and call 1t THE
Franks Of Servants"
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
2fs For Wounds, Hemorrhages Etc,
DR.. TichenOr's Antiseptic.

1t is the besi thing have found for
wounds and burns and keep II for use In
case OF accident. It Is a clean liquid,
pleasant to smell aud taste.
Respectfully,
Henry FAHKI.
MEXICO, Mo-, 2-5-lOO0.
We Used tbe sample OF DR.. Tichsnor's
Antiteptic and heartily recommend it as
the best remedy We ever used for any tin.
flammation. We would not be without
a bottle Of 1t in our home.
JoHN HAIEs.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
Special Rates.

For tho Biennial meeting Knights OF
Pythias, San Franoisco, Cal, August
18th to l4th, 1902, the No. Pac. will sell
round trip tickets to either San Fran.
cisco or Los Angeles on August 81 TO sth
inclusive, with final return limit Of Sep
teniber 30, at $3.50.
For Imperial Council Mobiles OF Mys-
tic Shrine, San Francisco, Cal, June 10
to IA, round trip el5,55. Tickets sold
ON June 2 to 7, return limit July 81.
Convention OF Federation OF Women.
Clubs, Los Angeles, Cal, MAY to s.
round trip rate OF 1855. Tickets sold
April 22 to ~, return limit June %.
Special colonists' one way rnto to
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane and
intermediate points e27.o5. Points in
Idaho aud Montans. ga. .55, tickets on
sale every day during months OF March
and April.
Special one way, seoond-class colonistS
tickets to Los Angeles, Cal, every day
during March and April.
For furthes particulars call al depot
MRS. A. G.. BAKER, Agsnt.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13

esG vSr. LocIs, Mo-, Sept. -, 'e6.
Ibeltsye that Or. Tichesor's AntisSp-
tie saved my life, when, about six years
ake IhAd honofrhages from the lungs.
.Foar physicians bad treated me aud
all ptonounced my case hopeless. For
tunateIy, had some time before, OBJ
tanned a bottle Of DR.. Tichenor's g Anti
septic whiIs passing through vidalia, LA.
and remembered that it was recommend
/ I'd for bsnmerrhNges from wounds. |
cammenDDdytaklng It 10 doses ofeo drops
aud within six months l was entirely
cared and have.hSdipo attack Of it sinoe'
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
"Around The Pan.

"The reader may make up his mind to
be pleasantly overwhelmed by the
opulcnce and vivacity Of Around the
Pan, published by the Nutshell
Publishing Company, 1860 Third
Avenue, New York.
The wonders begin with thu
frontispiece picture of President Nc
Kinl"y, drawn in Il single line beginning
at q point ou the cheek bone and going
round aud rouHd in u constantly
widening circle, with wAverings and
downhearings Of the pen in tho proper
places TO secure detachment and
shading. We ara told that this portrait
sis 'coasilsrrd the most unique work
Of its kind in the world" and
IL there are degrees Of uniqueness we are
willing 10 believe that this Is most the
thing Oh which there are no duplicates.
or course there is text in addition TO the
,pictpres; apd We should be surprised
indeed 10 hear from any purchaser the
opinion that he had not got his moneys
worth ROO"
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
NOT AS FINE AS PICTURED.
A Prominent Farmer Views on a
Free Homes Scheme.


A prominent farmer writing to the
Carthage Democrat says:
j. S. Crawford, nn agent Of a
Canadian land company, is in Carthage
trying to induce people OF jasper county
and farmers in particular, to move to
that country. He is profuse in the dis
tribution Of elsboratcly illustrated,
catchy literature and deftly exhibits
certain grains while he claims to have
beer raised in that arctic land.
He offers to sell any one round trip
ticket to the Canadian border for the
small sum OF s29.50. On arriving there
the happy home seeker will be trans
ported by rail free OF charge far into tho
heart Of British America, where he is
assured he will find his earthly elysium.
This shrewd representative avoids
telling the people Of this genial south
land that in the region where he is urg
irg them TO locate it is only ten weeks
from the time the snow stops falling in
tho spring until it begins to fly in the
autumn, He neglecti to tell the stock
raisers who are accustomed here to
Craze their stock during the greater
part Of the year, that don estie live stock
IN Canada must be fed for nine months
in the year.
He does not tell that in thai northern
region 1t is an almost continuous battle
with the rigorous climste. No wonder
he would have the homa seeker make
tho tour OF inspection Of that country
during the summer.
But the people of Jasper county can
not be deceived. They will remember
the many who in the past have left this
county, to try their fortunes elsewhere,
only to return sadder but wiser. Only
last year did a company Of jasper
county farmers dersrt for the state Of
Washington, huoyEnt with hope.
Already the majority Of them have re-
turned.
Recently a farmer near Carthage sold
his fhrln and moved to Kansas. He is
now here offering e. more per acre
for his farm than he received for it.
There is no county that 10 generously
rewards the farmer for his efforts as
Jasper county. 1t grows a wide range
Of crops. 1t is the banner wheat
county in the state, while the wheat
raised here is superior in quality to
that produced in the Dakotas.
This county exces in fruit growing.
To tho stockman it is inviting. Its min
eral wealth is extensive and .inexhausti-
ble. Its quHrries OF mAgnifi sent white
limestone:are famous. 1t has sn sbund-
ance Of never failing wafer and its soil
is exceptionally fertile. It's prairies di-
versfied with woodlands give the eoun-
try pleasing effect.
Nearly the entire county is covered
with perfect rural free delivery mail
system. Midway between tho extreme
heat of the south and the fridgid cold OF
the north, the climate Of this section is
almost ideal. The people here are ener-
getic, cultured and hospitable. In truth
no country on earth presents such a
magnificent infinitely of opportunities
AS Jasper county.
The people OF this county are salts
fed and find no fascination iu Canadian
lsud schemes.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
LETTER FROM MR.. PEHBLER
Tells OF the Death Of His Little Son
Dwight.
NAMrA, IpAHo, Feb. 81, 1909.

MANIA, IDAHO, Feb. 81, 1909.
DEAR NEws;-It has been long tint
since l wrote you. Your friends have
demonstrated against me for being &c
delinquent. Well | have some bad newi
for you and know you and your many
friends will feel sad, for God said W,
should sweep with those that weep, '
We have great mourning and lam.
entation in our home. We had to bid a
long farewell TO our greatly loved boy
Howard Dwight Peebler. After eleven
weeks of intense suffering, God took
him. His age was 8 years, months, 3
days. He was the Idol Of our family. He
had committed hany Golden Texts
which on his dying bed he repeated.
He took much consolation in repeating
the lord is my Shepherd shall not
want. I'VE are all glad TO know he has q
better home than we could give him.
We have been having some real winter.
On the Gath, the thermometer fell from
II above to IL below zero. 1t has been
pretty cold ever since. We have about
3 inches OF snow now. We think the
fruit is safe yet. Many new corners are
here, Our members number about lG0.
We have the best Of church privileges.
We are still greatly pleased with this
country :: Health is generally good. ssThe
doctors ,difier,-l concerning Dwight's
death. He was doctored for rheumatism.
We called an expert before he died and
he said it was spinal meningitis, so We
don't know, but symtons showed it the
spinal disease.
/ hope this may find the News family
and it's many friends all well and happy.
My family all Join in sending them our
good wishes. Oh yes | had almost for
gotten the news. Will remember Cicero
Robinson who used to work for Bro. d.
W. TeeterY He and his family and
mother are here. think his bruthor's
family Tommy are expecting to come.
We are now living in our little home.
We built us a neat little house Is by H6,
cellar same size, 80 we feel blessed.
iosr Bro. and we'll wishes,
A. II. PREBLER.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-13
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