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Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
MAKE AN APPEAL
Minister WI Requests United States to Use
Good Offices.
WANT SOLDIERS TO LEAVE TEN TSIN
Foreign Governments Fail to Keep
Faith with China by EvacuatinE
City as Agreed in Settle
ment of Boxer Trouble.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Chinese gov
eminent has appealed to the government OF
the United States to use its good ofhces to
cause the allied powers, who still retain
their soldiers in Tien Tsln, to evacuate that
place In conformity with the spirit OF the
agreement of Pekin which settled the Boxer
troubles.
The appeal was made today by Minister
WI directly to Secretary Hay, In the shape
Of a cablegram from Viceroy Yuan Shih-Kai
of Chih-Li, which the minister supple
mented with a long verbal explanation.
The cablegram is as follows:
Translation of a cablegram received July
I, 1902 Ghfth moon, tWentyIpi1rIbn , oay'' dafed
July 3, 1902 (ifth moon, twenty-eighth day.
Your cablegram of July Is received VIII
signed by the different powers there is no
stipulation that a supplementary conven-
ton will be made IN regsId 70 tne T restora
officers at Tien Tsin have arbitrarily given
rise to fresh complications and drawn up
OF Chinese guards to be stationed at Tien
Tsin within the limit Of thirty kilometers'
Larger Force is Required.
Since the brigands in the vicinity OF
Tien Tsin, on account of the footing of the
a~rsenals in 1900. are generally we'll armed
it would be impossible for such a small
much less can it police the city and vicin-
fly and preserve order generally, The mill
store the city but in reality they wish to
delay; there Is reason TO fear that their
action is not by any means for the public
The foreign ministers at Pekin do not
approve their action and they have re-
pmIi1itsry %oficers have not been willing to
come to an agreement. The ministers and
the military officers each hold to their own
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Celebration Leads to Family Quarrel.

The firing of a miniature cannon on the
Fourth and the trouble which ensued landed
J. F. Pjerrow and George Cathroe 4. jail
last night, Cathroe being the complaining
witness. The men are brotheI s-in-law and
live in adjoining houses at NTH and Cen
ter streets. In preparation for the Fourth
they made a brass cannon several days
ago. During the celebration a young son
of Pjerrow loaded the gun 10 the muzZle
and then beguiled the 13-year-old boy OF
Cathroe TO apply the match. As a result
Cathroe, when he came home later, found
his sons head swathed In bandages. The
angry father than chastised the other boy
Pjerrow came with a razor to Cathroe's
and kicked in the door. Cathroe grabbed
his shotgun, but was restrained from using
It by his sons. Pjerrow retired and ac-
~cidentally cut his own fingers with the
razor. Cathroe wants his brother-in-law
bound over to keep the peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
BACK FROM FIELD OF SHILOH
While There John A. Dempster Assists
in dwelling of Ohio
Statues.

Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dempster have re-
turned from a trip to the scene OF the battle
OF Shiloh. in Mississippi. in which notable
engagement Mr.. Dempster participated as
a member Of the Fifty-second Illinois in
fantry. This was Mr.. Dempster's first visit
to Shiloh since the memorable days, April
6 and 7, 1862.
Illinois has erected thirty-seven granite
monuments to those OF its troops who fell
on this battle field and Ohio follows with
thirty-four statues. While there Mr..
Dempster helped In the unwilling Of the
Buckeye states shafts.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. NJ. Agee OF Ogden. Utah. is a MIllard
guest.
Samuel Wilder of Harrington is at the
Willard.
Charles Lennon OF Sioux City is spending
a few lays In Omaha. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Butler OF HALEY,
Idaho, are at the Willard.
E.. s. Burbank, a well known insurance
ofncial OF Des Moines, is at the Willard.
Robert Haaker and wife left last night
for Chicago TO spend two weeks with
friends.
]. A. swanson and o. T.. Berg leave for
the eastern markets tonight. These two
gentlemen have leased the old Continental
Corner and 90 east to purchase a full and
complete stock OF clothing. furnishing
goods and hats and caps for men and boys.
They will open their new store on or about
August ~
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Some Of the Riders Tired.

HARTFORD, Conn, July 6.-The seven
teen riders who reached here last night
in the endurance test of motor cycles from
Boston TO New York left at s o'clock this
morning for the second and final days run.
Some of the riders were a little. tired, but
all were otherwise in fair physical condi-
ton. Among those who started today are
George NJ. Holley, Bradford, Pa, and o. L.
Pickard, San Francisco.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Firth Meets It's Waterloo.

ADAMS, Neb., July 6.-(Special)-The
Firth ball club met the locals here today
in a one-sided game. Score:
Firth ................ l 0 o 0 0 / o. 2
Batteries: Firth, Willett. Clessen and
Trostler; Adams, Nevins and Kaufman.
The feature of the game was the pitching
OF the local man. striking out sixteen men.
Umpire: Edwards of Fairbury.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Race Meeting at Tckamah.

MANY horses are already here for the race
meeting that commences Wednesday, July
9. A special train arrived this morning
from Fremont, bringing about sixty horses
and $50 men. The meeting promises to be
the best so far in the circuit. The track,
although 1t rained last night, will be in
excellent condition by tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
pede the progress

opinions, which greatly impede the progress
of our affairs.
the United States to consult with the other
governments, so that Instructions may be
sent to the different military officers direct,
ordering them to accede to the suggestions
or the foreign ministers to the end that the
restoration may not be further delayed.
Successor to Ii Hung Chang.
The author of this message, Yuan Shin
Kai, has taken the place of the late Ii
Hung Chang to a large extent in dominat-
ing Chinese foreign policies. and the United
States government is more. disposed to
heed his appeal because OF his excellent
conduct during the Boxer uprising. He
was the principal means Of communication
between the outside governments and the
le~gationers during their time of peril n
but for his strength OF character the entire
province Of Shan Tung would have been
Drawn over TO the Boxer cause.
Secretary Hay will address himself to
the various governments. probably through
Mr.. Conger at Pekin. and the foreign min
listers there located. The situation at
Tien Tsin in peculiar, and. in the view OF
the State department, the attitude of the
foreign military officials there is perfectly
unreasonable. The State department has
satisfied itself that the foreign ministers at
Pekin whose governments are represented
by these military leaders are thoroughly
anxious to have the treaty OF Pekin exc
cuted in q fair spirit, and to that end to
have Tien Tsin evacuated at the earliest
possible moment by the foreign officers, so
It will carry the Chinese appeal to govern
ments concerned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Kenesaw Grays Defeat sIuEgers.

KENEsAw, Neb., July 6.-(Special Tele-
Juniata Sluggers yesterday by the score
Of 10 to 3. Batteries: Kenesaw, Zillmer
and Edmondson; Juniata, Smith, Hessinser
and Goose. Umpire: Kent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
bradshaw worsts Waco.

BRADSHAW, Neb., July 5~.-(SpecIal ,
Bradshaw's bali team celebrated at Waco
yesterday. Score:
Bradshaw ...........O %
Batteries: Bradshaw, Garfield and Elder;
Waco. Hohnbaum and Geiger. Struck out:
BY Elder, 10; by Geiger, g. Time; 1855.
Umpire: William Mason.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
SPORTING NOTES.
Humboldt and Lincoln Break Ev,

Humboldt and Lincoln Break Even.
HUMBOLDT, Neb, July 6-(special.l-
Humboldt was practically deserted on the
Fourth. the only entertainment being a
series OF two closely contested base ball
games between the locals and the f. & NJ
Insurance company team of Lincoln. Each
team won a game and another contest 10
decide the ehampionship is promised tor
R.H.
Hu%SoIdt ...i gSSSSGGs
Batteries; Humboldt. Linn and segr,st;
lincoln, sturn and Herman. Struck out;
BY Linn IL; by Sturn, s. First base on
balls: ON Linn, 2; or sturn, 2. Two-base
hit: Fetz. Three-SAse hits: Fetz (2).
Double play: Tanner 10 Grinstead TO Linn,
Errors: Humboldt, s.; lincoln, T. Time
1;0. Umpire; Rob Molony OF Lincoln.
Attendance, 100.
Score. second game;
R.H.
h hI% g .......o SS656So- s F;
Batteries: Humboldt. Linn and segrist;
Lincoln. Lind and Kesslsr. Home rum
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Tanner. Three-base hits: Fetz (2). Two
base hits: Fetz. r. Linn. Time: Ills.
Attendance, 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Ibequeath to my children Scrofula with all its attendant
horrors, humiliation and suffering. This is a strange legacy
to leave to posterity; a heavy burden to place upon the
shoulders of the young.
This treacherous disease dwarfs the body and binders the
growth and development of the faculties, and the child born
of blood poison, or scrofula tainted parentage, is poorly
equipped for LIES duties.
Scrofula is a disease with numerous and varied symp-
toms; enlarged glands or tumors about the neck and armpits,
catarrh of the head, weak eyes and dreadful skin eruptions
upon different parts of the body show the presence of tuher-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
sioux city Daubs sheldon white.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July 6.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Sioux City defeated Sheldon here
today. Score;
sioux City 20 o0oo2ge 9 9
Sheldon .......O 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 90 2 s
Batteries: Sioux City, Johnson and
Jameson; Sheldon, Moser and White.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

cuar IT scrofulous matter in the blood. This dangerous and steathY dseasa
enrenches itself securely in the system and attacks the bones and tissues
destroys the red corpuscles Oft the blood, when decay of the bones takes place
resulting in white swelling, a palid, waxy appearance of the skin, loss of
strength and a gradual wasting away of the body.
S. S S combines both purifying and tonic properties, making it the ideal
remedy in III scrotulous affections. It builds up and
SS S punfes the detenoated blood, makes it rich and strong
~ when all tubercular deposits are prevented, and a cor
ISoS Plete and permanent cure is soon effected. S. S. S.
improves tn digestion and assimilation of food restores
the lost properties to the blood and quekens the circulation, bringing a healthy
color to the skin and vgor to the weak and emacated body.
Write us about your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise and
help you IN every possible way TO regain your health. Book O blood and skin
diseases he' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. AuAa.., a.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Great Clearing Sale
i'm the Basement

The balance OF wi stock OF Zoc and
! 35c Dimities, Satin Striped Lawns, Tis>
sues, B~atistes, etc. all in full pieces, on
sale at 1Oc a yard.
The balance of our stock of Dimities,
Swisses, Lawns and Mercerized Lawns,
worth up to SOC a yard, On sale at 15c.
All the Brandenberg and Light and
Dark Percales, formerly sold for 15c a
yard, at 6 L2c a yard.
The balance of our Sc and Zoe plain
.and corded Lawns on sale at 1oc a yard
Remnants of plain and fancy colored
Mercerized Wash Goods, 25c qualities,
6 TIC a yard,
8 TIC Summer Prints reduced to
3 L2c a yard.
Long Cloth, Null, India Linon and
Fine Cambrics. worth 15c a yard at Sc.
71,2c Unbleached Muslin, IS inches wide, reduced to
8 lie a yard.
Fine Ginghams, plain and fancy coIored, new stripes
and checks, 15c qualities, reduced to 8 lie a yard.
Covert Cloth and Palma Suitings, formerly priced 15c a
yard, on sale at 8 lie a yard.
BOSTON STORE. j. L. RANDEIs & SONS
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06
Plus CLAIM NOT SETTLED
Possibility that A~rbitratOrs from n
, Neutral Country May Now
BE Selected.

ROME. July BIN view of the possibility
Of The Hague international tribunal recon-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-06

Batteries: Humboldt, Linn and Segrist:
Lincoln. Gn and kessler. Home Tuni
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

Whence came that sprightly step, fault
less skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling
face. She lo,l,4 good, feels good. ilere's
her secret, She uses DE-. Kings New Lille
Pills. Result, all organs active, disrs
tiob good, 40 headaches, 20 chance for
"blnes.' Try jhem Yourself Only 25c at
Webb Bros.
Remember We carry a fun line Of
Groceries, Boots aud Shoes.
IL. HESpMCKs
Have you tried sack Of Jasper Mills
Hour? you hayen't take a sack home
With you and you Will be pleased with
il.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.

There is ready no time saved by
planting large trees.
Never allow blighted leaves or lin bs
TO remain ON fruit trees.
The gooseberry thrives best in a
heavy, low, but not wet, soil.
All manure for the garden should be
thoroughly rotted and fined.
1t does not pay TO keep up an old or
chard filed with worthless trees.
In majority Of cases the cause of
unfruitfulness in orchards is lack of
plant food.
When moss is seen on fruit trees II
may be taken as evidence Of lack Of
thrift in the trees.
There should be several kinds Of
small fruits on the farm, in order 10
be sure of a supply.
All things being equal a young rec
after transplanting, will make a better
growth than an older one.
OF all the different kinds of fruit
grown on the farm none are 80 reliable
nor so easily grown as the grape.
Bulbs love deeply worked light.
rich soil, but they will grow and pros
per in almost any good garden ground.
The ideal soil in which 10 set a plant
is ONE that Is moist, without being wa
ter-soaked, neither too dry nor too
wet.
The best shape for the garden is an
obIong square. In this shape II can be
p.owed and cultivated to the best ad.
vantage.
All newly-set young trees and al.
small fruits should be carefully
mulehed as soon q s the ground freezes
a little hard.
The pruning Of the grape should he
done early. In order to avoid bleed ding.
which is not Injurious TO the vine. but
unpleasant 10 see.
One advantage in buying trees in the
fan and heeliug them in is that they
are on hand ready to be Planted out
carly In the spring.
In pruning old. neglected crane
vines. HE principal object shorld be
to induce Nourg growth to lake the
pace u the u,d No0d.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

Mrs. Armstrong and Bertha Dariuger
visited Mrs. WaIdlow Friday.
A party was given at the honieef Mr.,
Iliner Sturdy night.
Ms. Emmt Armstrong and brother
Thurman OfganbrIght have gone TO
Bates county for q week : visit,
Will Thompson and Mary McCasiin
enjoyed q buggy ride Sunday evening.
Paricy Cline, " no has been in Enusls
for some time past has returned home
Mis- Marie Meyer is working in jasper
couaty this week
Ollie Brown made trip to Carytown
Monday.
Mrs Wardlow and family visited with
John WardioS Sunday.
Joe Carps and family srent Sunday
With John Cirns.
VIM. 'Ward!ov s,lda span of mules
lass we,k fer $40.
Nrl. N ry Kc!ther and son Gilbert
spent Iu' sday N,iA her brother VIM
Wardlow.
WT. Them son spent Saturday night
and SGaday with Lanon Dl'iagor
Aparty was given at the homo OF Geo.
Lilly iU' lay night.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Death Of Albert Nett.

Died at tLe homo Of his ON Frank, .
and i mile, northwest Of Jasper, July
3ist, 1870 a m aged G2 years, IlmJuths
aud 0 days, MIR. Aitett Nett.
Mir. Net was an CID citizen OF Bar.
ton Couaty, having come hc.e soon
fter the war. lie was au honorable
soldier, kind father and an obliging
neighbor. lie was the father Of I child
reu, 6 oi them living and we're all at his
bedside when the end came but John.
Of lol1, Kansas, md will OF Stone City,
Kansas.
Once again the image Of death
Has east shadow here;
And taken one among our midst.
OF whom all were foudly dear.
Dear Father has gone u rest,
We en- earth will meet him no
moro
They folded his har ds on his breast
For we know his earthly life was
DER.
No sickness or sorrow is felt above
To him eternal life has been given
He always said our God is love
Aud We will meet him again 10
Heaven.
Then dear children try not to weep
Nor monrn your fttt ter AS dead
But see him rest and swootly sleep
In Christ our living head.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
w. T. Roo7, OF This City Nominated
by prohihititriss.

Rev. w. T. Fergusol vent to Certh-
age Tuesday TO attend mass conyen
tion Of the Prohibitionists Of jasper
County. The principal object Of the
cony, nlion was 10 nominate county
ticket, and twill be seen that W. +.
Rcop Of this city was honorod by tie
nomination for piobate judge.
The meeting was orened by State
Chairman Charles E. Stockcs County
Chairman Earl B. peoblos presided over
the meeting. The attendance was not
large. A number Of addresses were
made before the convention by delegates
in atterdancc, aud the following can
didates were nominated on the county
ticket:
Representative, First district, Glen.
snt Steele, SarcoXic; sheriff, U. +.
Clark, Br,st; collector, f.. NJ Moody,
Carterville; prosecuting attorney, A. l..
McCRwlcy, Carthage; probate Judl e.
w. II. Roop. Jasper; recorder, Il. b.
PEBBLES, Carlhago; county cl r., Dauiei
Matthews, Caryiown; ciicuit clerk, Dr
Ilardaway, Carihage; judge East. rn
district, W. G. Donald; coroner, l.. W.
G. ark, Carthage.
The matter pf naming the remaining
nominees was left with the cxccutivo
committee, COMPOSED = r. NJ. Pcoblcs,
chairman, n. L. Spcuccr, secretary,
and 5. T.. Burrus.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Flour

To insure good bread use
the Top Notch the Fa
nous Hard Wheat Flour,
from lloisington, Kansas,
The Mo. Pacific is almost
as good and comes a little
cheaper. lfSou want a soft
wheat you will he pleased
with "GoldcnLo afP or"Ov-
en- Bustcr" which we also
handle. Try one of these
brands. r. w. SHEETS S
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
ccdarbIrif Items.

The Preston boys beat the Nashville
boys at a game Oh base ball Sun Jay scor-
iu2 titl,ol TO twenty -uiun in their favor.
Huirah for the Preston boys they arc on
the Lish road TO success. They will
play agniast the Minden boys Sunday at
Nashville.
William Mersnpan has been quite sic K
for the lSst two weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Buxton spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs, Frank Pace and
Miss Adelne Fleshcr.
Mrs. n. 5 Berr,hill spent few days
last Ne1k Ni.h relatives hero.
Myrtle and Josie Collier spent Friday
afternoon with their grandmother Mrs.
Ellis Wilson south OF Preston.
Bessie Cotrrlt spent few days last
week visiting friends in the Diamord
neigbborhood.
Iolar Rowland Of Neck City spent
Saturday night with his parents.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Horse Tell On tim.

Ed King young man living north
oast Of town was cCnIiug 10 town
last Sunday evening cn horse
back when his horse slipped and fell
catching the young mau's knee bgntath
it. Tie knee WIS badly iuiur d but 10
bones were broken. Dr. GooLiag
dressed the injury.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
A Good pIace To Trade.

Having purchased tho confectionery
and fancy grocery business OF Mr.. Asa
Crandall, respectfully invite the people
to call and see me whgn wanting
fancy grocerirs, lunch goods, fresh
home made and bakers bread, cJnieo-
tionory, cigars and TOBACCO, fruits, ice
cream and all kinds of refreshing sum
mer drinks. CIlAS. WARD.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
WANTED.

Farmers and stoc men to try
a sac of Crushed II ock
Salt" at Boucher & Butts,
\ free ard easy expcctoration is pro
duced by few doses OF BALLAKb's HoRE-
HOUND syEuP, in all clses of hoal senoss,
sore throat, or difficulty Of breathing,
prico 2j aud 900. EGGAudosbaugh Drug
co,
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

No one knows tho mhearablo torture,
tue peculiar ana agonizing pain, caused
by piles, unless they have suffered from
them. Many believe them iacurable. This
Is mistake, Proper treatment will cure
hem rAnLEEs BucRlNEpILE oINrNpSr
Is an nfaliihle cure, Price, SOC 10 bottles,
tubos 5jc EllAulerhaugh prug 60.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

HERBME is well adapted to the cure Of Ie-
vers Of all kinds, because it thoroughly
cl 'anses the stomach aud bowels of all
bilious humors, and eNpes all impure se-
uous OF the body. Price soc. ElLau der
baugh nrus co.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
From The carthage Press.

William Cascholt reports that his
barn southwest Of jasper was str-cl; by
li,hting re,enuy, did not burn and ps-
capod with little loss. This is the thld
case Of this kind'that the Farmers Ia
surance company has had recently three
ba-ns struck but not one butn ed.
Il. OKetfe yesterday sold town lot
in jasper to Mrs Macy e. Shar., fox IL
cunsid ration of. SO.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
phntographed Ihe nrlige.

photographer Van lI.ose, Cf Carthage
came UP last weak aad went to the nov
bridge on the base in" TO t TX, photo.
graph Of the ncw structure El Lauder
Deush accompanied aim The bridge is
almost completed and the iahewoiG viii
soon TO ready 20 take away.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
MARRIED 81 YEARS AGO.
"FAThER" AND "MOTf E2'KINd's S
LoNj MARRIED LlFE.
Their sixty-se, enth Wedding Ann :
Versary Celebrated Last
Monday.

Very few husbands and wives thee
hro who live to see here Doth auniyer
sary, but Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. King,
who live fige miles southwest Of tLis ci'y
pesocd their jO,h wedding anniversary
sevouloeJ years ago ard last Monday
celebrated their G7th anniversary OF
their marriage. The occasion was q
most pleasant one fol The aged couple us
well as the large number Of fiiolds and
reighbors who we're pres Mt.
Inc guests began 10 arrive about
O'Clock with well II led baskets and from
twelve O'Clock until tLroe dinner was
served Ly the good ladies' OF the
home aud uih'rs.
"FGtEgr' King as lac Is commonly
known aud his good wife rccciy d with
pleasure .the congratulations Of their
numerous friends. lie Is ole Of the
early settlers o! jasper county, losIi.
table, industrious aud Christian
gentleman, II, has led In pliiacthro-
pie, educational and religions move
me tt and is known far and near for
his b"neyOioAt anJ honest dealings
lie eand Lis aged wife hayo reached the
advanced ages Of 20 and 81 years rec
pecl,cly, hnd while both are declining
in.hollth 10 IS sI,l plo1slrc aad in
s2ration to me t uud talk with them.
Frank rad f.. Il hing prominent
ciiilens OF this county a,e their sens.
Father King also has son who IN
company with his wife Laye served
several years ia Africl as missionaries.
They have boeu identified with the NJ. !
J.. Church over seventy years and are
loved aud honorcd by all who have had 7.
tho pleasure Of forming their &C.
quaiutance. /
Those present were: Mrs. Watts, OF /
Kansas City, Ms, Ward and f.mil.
Mrs. Ross and family anl Mrs. p ar (
mGu, Of Carthage, Wm. West ana fam
lily, rrosperityiJ. c. Gf,sh m aud fam
lily, Johu Gaddis and family, f. e. 7
Gresham aud family, VIM Casebo.t aud
family, Robert Faith and family, Ira
Griffin, w. T. Roop and wife, Larye
Griffin aud family, lsrcal Pax,on and
family, John Fiiescher, O. Liule, J. G. |
Miller and family, Mastin Cline, VIII
Clino and wife, Samuel Ale, NJ. Suth; /
Mrsdames o. Frost, ThJs. Butier, lien. /
- it"rcr, Stella Patterson, CLARK Alo, |
H. =. Gresham, j. s. Thompson, Jake |
WInei Misses Ada Frost, Mary Batter, |
Eva Hoover, Anna Strong, Myrtle Cal /
hoon, Clara Gresham, Bertha Ihcmp- !
son, Lizzie Ale; Mrss.a John Wine, |
Thad Stith and family, Samuel Wire
and family.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

Henry L.Shattuck Of shcIlsbury, Iowa,
vase cured of stomach trouble viii
which he had b,e en- afflicted for years, by
four boxes o ohamherlain's stomach a
Liver Tablets. iio had previously tried
many other remedies and a number Il
physicians without rolicf. For sale by
Webb Drug i Hdw CO.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
Notice.

My accounts have been left at the
meat. market aud al knowing them
selves 70 be Indicted to me are requcs-
ted TO call and settle them as soon as
possible. A. NJ. CRANALL.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07

Mrs. Alert Ricn, oi Carth go Mrs.
j. W. Smith, E,a,at and lsuiaa Smith,
Uf Webb City, and Eal Heauric%sou,
Jf Hutchinson Kansas, visited with the
FAMILY OF Mr. joel Nratcl last FriGay.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
For Sale Or Trade.

One . horse gasoline engine; one
Diamond grinder; one two horse corn
sholieri one wood saw and betting for
above ID. M. John, oue miIo cast Of
Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1902-08-07
cash paid for Hides and Furs
Boucher d Bats.

when You are hooking for a good -four
yuu arc looking fof Jasper Patent" or
straight" made by the jasper Mills.