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The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Sheridan.

A few OF W,lj'rt Mi,cr'S frionls sur
prised him last Saturday nscuidg. On
their arrival tLeJ found him busily
engaged ir the harness businrs,, and
surprisrdihim very much. evening"
was very pleasant! sient aud ut u lat 4.
hour r,freshmpHts we're s't'ed, Al
present Iep-It good timo. Those
present were Nj 'ses Lille b nder, Roe
Hosnback, Iva Miller. OF Curtlagr,
Emma aud Clara Wood, Nellie, Myrtle,
and Rebrcca Crw, Eva, and Ethel
Robinson, Annn and Grace Wampler.
Stella Shaw, Toi lierdmhn. Mrssrs.
Charley Carter o; Mapel Grove, Alvin
Wood, Clarence and Arthcr Shaw, Tom
aud Frank Crow, FrankiClnrk, Chas
aud Homer Wampler, Urban Brown,
Henry Robinson.
Willie Munroe came down from
Kansas City with lis grandma Ms.
Robinson To make short visit.
Mira. j. A, Robinson who has been
visiting at X .nsl- y)ity and Ltthro &,
Mo, returned las, Saturday.
The latest thing on tho lane is n little
red wagon and = new hitchiug post.
ID. II. Wampler and family spent Sun.
day at Mr.. Kiucaid's.
Ollie Harvey Is on the sick lick this
week.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
North Dublin.

Staying the timber near Spring river
seems TO have t"en the right kind oi
work, and plenty Of II this winter.
Could not mention namoJ Of many, as
they ARE too numerous. Might find
space Tor names Of thuso who are no,
he'll ins II We had hearl Of amy suoh
Even the retired farmers OF Dublin
AIR Woodford, Mr. York and Mr.. Hack
ford have been choIping wood.
Mr. Geisert, Of Carthage, wus out last
week aud built = neat commodious ad-
dition to hu barn for tho uso OF ar.
Garrett.
Mrs, Alice Keltne' and son Ray, made
a cali NJ the hacktold home, the second
time out since her recent illaess.
j, W. He.tner has just finished q fipe
large eistorn, has a now pump aud no:h.
Ing lacking except water in il.
Nr, Etrl Ruckle made his sister Net.
tic q yisiuSunday At Nashville, where
she is teaching.
Ar, CARROTS sick colts and mules aro
getting better, He lcst three head OF
colts from disIrmpet.
hrs. Glazo is reported seriously sick.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
C,nnaucted bY the W, o. n. y.

Meeting this week at Mrs. Roops,
Friday afternoon by half past two II
possible for the convynionce Of members
out Of the city.
Andrew Carnegie gave a check fors2O0O
to the National Temperance Society
"No immoral literature is published In
China" Banshment for lie being
the punishment for the writing Of
an immoral book.
Mrs. Leslie Shaw, wife Of our now
Secretary Of Treasury, has very strong
temperance views. is u sensible Melho
dist woman and has a husband who
neither smokes, chews, swears, Ui
drinks.
Ono Of the funny things th,
ProhibitioDists are accused OF II
"Opening their conventions with prayer
and nominating minister foI
President" That's the way W. w. G.
T,U. do also, but the"Voice' II has
heard q conventions being opened with
corkscrcws.
Matthew 9TH chapter, llth verse,
comes 10 my mind when think OF DR.
Rainsiord's criticism Of the work VI the
". G. Il. Y. First don't think he
knows much about our work and soiond
IL closing the saloons on Sunday IL n
mistake on our part, | am glad we have
made such = mistake. Swing"
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Poultry Notes.

Hay generates vermin more readily
hhn straw.
Especially from this time on II tho
hens aro crowded, disease ls almost
certain tn appear.
Eggs in procrs. Of inc ubation in hot,
dry weather, should bi s.,rinklYl with
tSpid water occasionally.
Your neighbt ~ may not be willing to
invest ihclr money in thoroughbred
fowls, but they will be- willing, nay,
even anx Gus, to exchange some OF their
dunghill eggs Tor yonrs when the time
comes. fuu eau do as you please about
accommodating the =,
Don't harbor that lot OF cockercs and
Gull hens any longer. Corral them
some fae day and sell them at the
butchers. That will give you tho cash
to use, stop the expense OF keeping
them, aud, moro them all, it will give
the remaining fowls more room aud
more sttontlon.
Between late Matched puEe:s and
multirg hens eggs can ho indugcd in
ouly by those who are or ,dlud IN the
lap OF luxur!. lf!ou were fortunate
enough ~ secure only q fow pulels
from your frat hatch last spring, tney
are Icwsl6ing you richly Just row,
while eggs are scaIoo and hiyh-priced.
IL Ia pretty d'fnitely settled that II
you wouid raise chicks that have no
mixed culors and white feathers you
most ALLOW them to run. 1t is next to
impossible 10 keep the white feathers
out OF brown leghom chicks when kept
IN CLOSE Taartcrs. Chicks from the
same breeding pen will demonstrate this
fact to an! body who will give the matter
y iair trial. Vick's FaMily Magazine.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Rising sun Items.

Residents Of this vicinity are asking
each other from what source came the
request for loWering the base line bridget
Tho raising or lowering Of the bridge is
like tho reorganization Of theDemocratic
party II ii 10 ever done, it will bc done
by ils friends, and any attempt to
msddle with, or delay tho building of
the bridge will be considered an un-
friendly act aud promptly resented. a
word TO the wise is sufficient.
Saturday night WAS rejection night
~ Rising Sun Literary. Walt Gosd
was olcctrl President, Lucy Lowe,
Secretary. The question Resolved THAT
the present banking system should be
abolished" was won by tho negative.
Geo Wagner, our road commissioner,
has force Of mrn at work plowing out
stumps, aud grading the road leading 10
ths base line bridge. -
II is reported that body Of mineral
has been struck in well that has boen
drilled On the May yhYwer School ground.
II really is too bad that Nclse aud
George are not tn bo allowed to atten 4
Ed's Coronation.
Somebody nssimilated two valuable
fox hound pups belonging 10 Harvo
Col recently.
Mr.. viii Gresham aud ipmily
Sundayod with the family Of DHn
Rcplogle.
The infant son of Mr., Mallet is
thought to hGvo an attack Of memDrau.
cous Group.
Albert Rice ia suffering from severe
attack Of inilammatory ihcumatism.
NJ iss Lou Shoemaker, Of PirceCity, Mo,
- visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mr. VIII Woods and family visited
Mr. Woods fatLcr unGay.
Dr. Sullivan mace u proisssiona trip
to this vicinity SUNDAY.
IIarye Col visited the fcmily Of J. G.
Gresham Sunday,
Jasper Owings mado trip ot
Carthage Saturday.
ESlmilit on week at Rising Sun.
:RgnLY.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23

.' The hens viii have to
hurry to lay eggs when fed
International poultry food.
For sale Webb Drug Il Hdw.
Co.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Dewey sparkIIngs.

The road east Of Dewey Is called
Lovers Lane" as IL seems TO; be u
fayorite resort for Romeos and Juliets,
but as they have all tho curtains down
on the back of their buRgies and side
curtains on, its hard 70 tell whether
they afe JasperiaEs or Dewerians.
Tho black-leg has broken ont again
in this vicinity and NJ. Howard has
lost two hne calses. Mossrs Estey,
Matthegs, Gaddis, Howard, hpd
Lowenstoin have bad calves vaccinated
this week aud We hops no moro will die.
The IL Grippe has had tight hold
en- Mrs. Esley aud children, Mr. Gaddis
aud Grandmother Greenwood.
Mrs. Frridoi is visiting her sister Mrs.
Cline. Mrs. Alta QoilIin is home on II
visit TO her parents.
Mr.. Ovens and Homer are home from
Dublin. The mill is not running ut
present
Tho weather permitting Mr.. Rice.will
again commence saving this week.
George Rex was in this Tart Of the
county buying cattlc and hogs.
Little Pearl Busby had 8 severe spasm
Thursday, but is better nov.
The young folks had u good time at
tho party at Mr., viii Woods.
Mrs. Gaddis is suffering with very
sore hand caused by cut.
Frank Docrirg is attending the
College 10 Webb City.
Arlo Estoy is nursing brokon rib
caused boy fall.
Mrs. Wardlow is confined TO her bed
and is no better
Mrs. Fletcher Carter has 5oen on the
sick list
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Lyuniand Items.

Tho atmosphere Mt Lyuuland is no
m ro foul, and all are enjoying tho bless
logs OF good health. While ono dishonest
person can ruin more characters than
can be built up in u week, Therefore let
our words and deeds be not ovlIfor what
we SOW so shall We reap Let us rrinrnl,
boI; Be not hssty to believe flying re
lorts, to the dispaug,ment OF any one,
Nj, Jones, ono OF our up-to-dAts
farmers has been busily engaged this
winter hau ling corn 10 Carthage where
he dist osesof it ut high market.
Mr.. SnStiler perhaps is mistaken /,
about who shot his dog, we don't think
any uf our noble boys dis such deed
Mike Snattler is mourning tho loss Of
his Nhite bulldog. that was shot by a
traveller,
Miss Julia Milton eutertainrd a
number OF her friends Monday evening,
MIR, Houston and family took dinner
whit Mrs. Byors Sunday,
Mr.. Woods and family spent Sunday
with Geo. WaKoner, on Duval.
|, Al. Byers, Of Pittsburg spent last
week yisilingh his Rrrnts,
Several Of the Lays have been attend
ing literary at Rising Sun.
Ira Moou spent several days visiting
Joe Bird aud Oscar Gather.
Miss Julia Bird spent Monday with
Mrs, Nc Aioo. q.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Kansas CitV
Journal

Has lcd the metropolitan dailios OF the
great Southwoot for nearly iifty ycars.
"a this section il is supreme, In 1899 it
Till bo brighter and better than ever he.
'rc. More new, attractive features;
more national and foreign news; more
aeHs from Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri
Nebraska and the Southwest Bright
nd vol selected miscellaney. Latest
porting n"ws. An the news that is
worth printing. Tho circulation Of the
Journal now exceeds 10000 daily. The
company wants 10 double it this ycar,
are you subscribery lfnot, now IL Il
GOOD timo 90 begin.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Letter List.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Prstoiiicc, Jasper, Mo-, for month en-
ding January %, 1902.
LETTERS.
Bnitor, UIsi Miss Fugovc, Autun Hern
Ruckerl, Laura Miss Shubb, mr.
Walhugh, Mr
....i .,i.. rrl CARDe.
Adkins. Japsop CraN ford, } A
Colgar, & Go, dwih, Eihs Mrs
MclalI, Jim
PACKAGE,
Goodwin, Ehi Mrs
q u Wade, =. NJ.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23

WANTED SEVERAL PERSONS
Of character anu gOod reputation IN each
state lUn0 ia this county reqaircdl IN
represent aud advertise old established
'~rath. business house Of sliid financial
,tfasia ". Salar. $500 weekly with
rN tNsfs additional, All ...yabie Ia cash
e o.. - ~! dlrrct from head OH.
la.r aiu carriage furnished When
1v's sssgs lseiepneoSs kuclosei s,.e
adsll eSsed stam,,e easeinpe, hAnager
al6 Caxton Building, Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
a Curs For L.,,mbaao.

w, G, Williamson Of Amherst, Va, says
iFor nloye than q SUar suffered from
mmbago, ! finally tried Chamborlain's
Pain balm aud il gave me entire, which
MI other rrmedhs had 70 do" Sold by
Webb Drug y hdw, CO.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
aems From North Star And Zion.


Mrs Wardlow Paye PARTY to the
young folks Of North sitnr uelghborhood
Tuesday night in honor Of her son
Franks 18th birthdsy. Cake aud
apples were SERVED us refreshments.
MIR. Will Sunderland ard Mr' Clara
I-enm N were marr,el in Cirthhgo
Tuesday. Tho writer wishes them a
long and happy married lie.
Host of the youug people from this
neichburhood attended gn O! !ster supler
at NJ. to,mri = lSst Friday night. a
fine time is reported by all,
Missos Salic and Ethel Earl spent
Sunday with May Berry and attended
SUNDAY School at Gracr Church, W
Miss Edn1 shanls accompanied by two
II her sch, lars spent Suncay with
tome fcll;s.
Quito II crowd from near Zion
attended literary at Magoaln Thursday
night.
Lee Johhson hrs quit school at Wrbb
City. lie contemplates going 10 sum
init
Ethel Earl spent Saturday night with
Matte Stands
Wonder who called at Mr., Stands
Sunday evening?
Miss Snoda Vincent u on the sick list
Mr. II o. Earl is hauling wheat.
nuisyN IN
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
Notice.

All those in account with Jasper
Mills plcusr call aud settle either by
cash or note us must close my books
please dout delay. Il. l., Talman.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23

Your hens will go way back
and sit down to lay eggs
when fed international poul-
try food. For sale by Webb
Drug Il Hdw.Co.
Thc worst after effects OF Influenza arise
isom dennged functions of the liver.
clear the blood a, unce with IIGsnINR for
ID will strengthen the liver TO Withdraw
from circulation the hillary p,isuns.
Pr,oo5oc. Ell, Lauderbaugh,
Pure Maple Syrup at Has
tings.
.,a-fs Nfo re sg
sou aa 4awh. ..
Tow ,,s,s0i -..li.A,,o "a ,..-. -..l. .sai..
PEiee c.Sna 0Jc. E.l.Lauderpaagh.
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23
the sssrst OF I.onnL.lrs.

Consists in keeping all the main organs
OF the body in healthy, regular action
and in quickly destroying deadly diseas,
germs. Elecric Bitters regulate stomach,
liver and Hidnws, purify the blood, aud
give n splendid appetite They work won
ders in curing kidney troubles, female
complaints, nervous diseases, conslipa.
tion, dyspepsia and malaria, Vigorous
health and strength always follow their
use. Only Soc, guaranteed by Webb Bros
druggists,
The Jasper news., 1902-01-23

NniiprSn t-sTSSSlniiy Liable,
Barns. bruises and cuts arc extremely
painful and NEGLECTED often result in
blood poisoning, Children are especially
liable TO such mishaps because rot 50
careful. Asa remedy Dswilt's Witch ma.
eel Salye is unequaled. DmWsout the iire
stops the pain, soon heals the wouad. me-
wareot cOunrrrteiIs, Sure cure Tor piles.
"DeWitt's Witch Haz-l SaIyr pured my
yo,oy % vczemaasfur twoh puy sioians gave
her up, 'Nasos James Mock, n, Webster
Tod, "rho sores were 81 bad she soiled
two to tive dresses adiy." EIL4aS,r-
baugh
Cash paid for Hides and Furs.
Boucher X Butts.
Myny an innocent little darllng Is sui
"''s eiu N @'9o, .u caoDc yxplgu its
'raobles @tr ra I'D .mppms
J'a m N evrms;
81, NAftL -F.sA ,rsAIsQ~E ana
n'.--v a. 'oqule,.,ss .aG Ge.,,h. Pace
&c. El,Laaderbaugh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-21
Hark, From the Tombs !

The one distinguished Democrat
Grover Cleveland, Is once more to the
fore with his panacea for all ills-dis-
turbance of the tariff. Mr.. Cleveland's
previous calamitous monkeying with
prosperity, until there was no prosper
ity left to monkey with apparently
taught him nothing. He is as "sot in
his ways the burro on a thousand
hills. To him tree-trade, under another
name, will cure warts on man and pip in
chickens. To Grover of whom we had
-four more years mixed with trouble
of all sorts, there is nothing to equal the
destruction of the country's industries
through experiments with the nations
revenues. To the sage of Buzzard' s
Bay, more recently of Princeton. there
is nothing to a nation so dangerous as a
surplus in the treasury. To this master
full fisherman. all actual prosperity is
merely seeming so, and even though
the country be rolling in wealth 1t is
really In horrible fix, and doesn't know
1t. Truly, and indeed, there is but one
of the great Growers kind. He is sui
generis. He stands alone in his majesty
as a destroyer of industry, a creator of
tramps and a mobilizer of Coxey armies.
The American people, however. do not
forget the gray days when the duck
chair and the policies he may choose to
advocate will be fought as shy of as bu-
bonic plague and other evils. The soup
kitchen has gone to stay, let us fondly
hope.-[Los Angeles Times"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-21
sCHw sHNGERBUNp
CHICAGO VOICE BY PERUNA
An Opera Singers Experience.

Miss Jennie Hawley, a contralto
singer of great popularity in comic
opera, is one of the many professional
singers who use Peruna. She writes:
RIGGS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, d. G.
al regard Peruna as invaluable to
singers and actresses, and all persons
who use their voices in entertaining the
public. 1 have found it excellent for q
cold or cough. "-Jennie Hawley.
Ex-Congressman G. Pelham, of Ban
croft, Va, writes:
"My sister-in-law has been suffering
from catarrh of the throat for consider
able time. She has been using Peruna
for about one week, and is manifestly
improved. 1 believe it is an excellent
remedy for catarrh."-C. Pelham.
Not only is Peruna of untold value in
cases Of laryngitis, but a bottle of Peru
ma rightly used in the family during the
winter months is of value untold. Peru
ma cures colds, cures coughs, cures la
grippe, cures all diseases due to catarrhal
COMPOSITIONS of the mucous membranes.
Address The Peruna Medicine Co., of
Columbus, o., for copy of DR.. Hart
mans latest book on cstarrh.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-21
Keep Your Party Pledges.
Huntington News

The legislature of Vermont will in the
next few days show whether 1t is RE
publican or Cossack." The state off,
GERS. the legislature itself were elected
on the distinct pledge that the citizens
should have an opportunity to accept or
reject a high license local option liquor
law. The pledge was not to try to re-
form the rotten and unconstitutional
prohibition law by emasculati ting it-by
removing its unconstitutional and other
offensive parts. The pledge was not to
pass South Carolina Norwegian law
setting up the state in the liquor bust
ness. The pledge was distinctly and UNI
equivocally to pass n high license local
option law, to be submitted to the peo-
pie.
The pledge was so well known by ev-
cry Republican, so often acknowledged
by every politician and newspaper, so
strenuously asserted to be an honest
pledge to be honestly fulfilled, that we
cannot now see how any good Republi-
can, any honest Republican can for a
moment think of making so fatal a
political mistake as to violate that
pledge. Yet, in the temperance commit
tee, some Repubicans-almost half of
the committee-have already violated
that solemn Republican pledge by vot-
ing against the local option bill pre-
pared by majority of the committee
and grossly violated 1t the second time
by voting to report an emasculated pro-
hibitory law.
Neither the Battell bill nor the Ross
bill come within speaking distance OF
fulfilling the Republican pledge. and il
will be an evil and fatal day for the
party when either of them becomes a
law. Both bills have the same fatal OBJ
jections They both put the state into
the liquor business; they both try tc
stop drinking in the way men want tc
drink; they both set a premium on vio-
lations of law, and whichever one is put
into law-if the Republicans have the
fatal gift of making such a blunder. will
only prolong the present troubles and
wreck the party.
These reckless people have had ample
warning II they persist in their pres
ent attitude the trouble which will fol.
low will light upon their own heads.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-11-21

If the colleges favored meet the condi-
tons of his promised aid, DR.. d. X.
Pearsons of Chicago will have to pay
out 5000 900 on January l in educational
endowments He says that he adheres
to his intention of giving away every
cent of his property before he dies.
He is SO years old and his wife urges him
to give faster. but he thinks he may live
to be 100 and wants to hold on to en-
ough TO carry him comfortably dur
ing the II years and also to occupy him
in what he has found to be the great
pleasure of giving.-[Springfield Repub-
lican.
At the Searles Science building at
Bowdoin College the death of the large
water turtle is recorded after having
been Gagged there for four years and three
months The turtle has lived during
its entire captivity of more than four
years without having tasted any food.
All kinds of food have been offered him,
but he would eat none. He has been
supplied with plenty of fresh water and
has apparently enjoyed himself. The
story is almost incredible but 1t is
vouched for by Prof. Leslie A. Lee. who
has charge of the department where the
turtle was kept, and there was no chance
for deception, as the turtle has been In
his cage continually during his captivity.
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If they had cause for thankfulness
Who crossed the bitter sea
To build within the wilderness
The altar of the free.
Who paused amid their bread of tears
In exile and in pain.
To praise the God who hushed their
fears.
And gave them sun and rain,
And seed that pierced the rocky soil,
And harvest ere the snow
If they were glad, mid grief and toll,
Our fathers, long ago,
oh, what rich chord of nobler song
Should We this hour uplift,
On whom so swift loves favors throng,
Who reap so large a gifti
Father, from out thine open hand
Through all our borders wide.
Drop bounties on our smiling land,
No prayer of want denied.
Receive our thanks that seek thee. Lord,
Our words are weak to say
Praise God from whom all blessings flow,
Our heartfelt psalm this day.
Margaret f. Sangster.