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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
BUSINESS MEN IN THEArRIcALs.

BUSINESS MEN IN THEATRICALS.
: Tie. New York Herald Of May sth
says 'Its.strange what strides the
stage. has made during the past five
Years, not to speak Of century. Bust
ness men have now taken a hand in
the pie and find it very profitable
Investment Lawrence Barrett, during
his grand struggle through numberless
difficulties, was backed by some of the
solid business men Of Boston. Viola
Allen. who has electrified this country
and ut the present time is the talk Of
the entire east. in The Christina I.
was fursnished the necessary fmds
by a large printing establis ment
in New York. And now Fading
business man -of Chicago as taken
hold.of sthe comedy fare ! "A Wise
Woman, Z and having engaged an
extraordinary good company will ap,
pear in all the principal cities in a
trip across the ointment Prior to
their rpr in San Francisco they will
take In some Of the minor towns and
thus make the journey to the coast
S,it more ease. Theatrical managers.
look sharp. The business men will
crowd you ont
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

In another column d this issue will
be seen the call 81 tlr annual school
meeting which occurs. according 10 the
law, on the second Monday in July
Tie Cate -ais year being Monday July
14th On tnat date there is to be
elected one member of the board Of
education and one School Inspector
both for a term of two years The
outgoing members of the board are DR.
An Darling and Richard Wehse
DIR Darling has been continuously on
the board for the last six years and Mr.
Wehse mas seen four years service on
the board They have both been
efficient members and retire Of their
own volitiu.
But little has been said about the
election and candidates are few but
there will probably be enough in be-
fore Monday. Last year s1e
ladies Of the district put up candA-
dia.e and sought to elect her but We're
prevented by ruling Of the prosecu-
ting attorney that under the act which
Incorporates the unite districts in this
peninsula, women are not electors,
although in the old fashioned single
districts there is no question but that
they are electors. Several opinion
have been given on this question and
all Of them differ, some upholding
the position taken by Mr.. Watson and
some taking the opposite. II is likely
that the matter 70 be determined with
entire satisfaction 10 all, will have 10
be passed upon by the courts
We have been told that the ladies are
going 70 put np a candidate and try
Il again. They have selected Mrs
Frank scadden, 50. we are told As her
candidate. Outside Of the women
candidate we have heard 40 names
mentioned for the positions vacant
In this connection it may 30 well To-
call the attention of fr ~ea,lers 10 the
report Of ther nmittee which
IL clutai,e anJther column OF
this issue. Last year the board started
with = debt Of about five Thousand
dollars in outstanding orders and a
bonded Indebtedness Of twelve Thousand
dollars. During the year they have
wiped ont the entire floating indebted
ness. reduced the bonded Indebtedness
one Thousand dollars and added two
new school houses 10 the property
account OF the district The total
Indebtedness Of the district today is
Int few dollars over seven Thousand
dollars. every insignificant sum for a
district, Of the wealth that our IS pos
Seszed ~. II IL now in order that the
next board should take some steps to-
wards the erection of q new building
The old one is liable 10 tumble down
any moment and besides IL is entirely
in dequate to accommodate the child
re- ~ the district. This matter
shoild be In the minds Of the electors
W ca they are casting their votes next
Monday and we hope that something
will ne done towards bringing about
that end. Another matter that will
come MP At the annual school meeting
Is the amount of'school tax TO be raised
Last year we raised eighteen Thousand
dollars but we understand that this
year the board will recommend that
twenty thousand dollars as the last
bonds at.were.refund are to be taken
up at the rate Of Thousand dollars
each year
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
COUN

Sheriff Herman Holmes
Clerk John Wall
Treasurer-John + McGillis.
Proceeding Attorney-Charles
II. Watson.
Register OF Deeds--A D..
Rogers.
Coroner--W X DAWSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12
DON'T
PAINT
OFTEN


You won't need to if
you use Heath & Mill
igan's Mixed Paint.
It is very doubtful
if there is another
brand upon the market
that equals it in dur
ability. We sell this
particular kind be.
cause we want 10 give
our patrons the great
est possible value for
their money. 1t is
simply unsurpassed in
every quality that con-
stitutes a high grade
paint. Real cheap
ness in paint lies not
in the price alone
;. Wilkinson
City Druggist
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-07-12

CARD OF THANKS.
We desire TO return our sincere
thanks to the many friends who assist
ed us in our late bereavement, especially
TO Mr.. and Mrs Arvid Bjork and to
the members Of the Swedish Sons OF
America who rendered us so many
and such kind favors.
August Fraugquist and family.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

SComo? No 10 Saba, pero crefa 10
quela diiera ell conde. y cada vez
quel Ia pnerta del hotel Sc abrfa.
experimentaba una angustia inex.
plicable. Sola en- au tocador, con
la msirada fila en- Ia aguja del reloj,
Herminia VIC pasar las horas tras
de lbs horas. Dieron las doce de la
noche y no Sc preaent6. Desespe-
rada de nuevo, sinti6 que Ell amino
la faltaba y sus oios llenaronse de
lSgrimss; sus piernas le temblabsn
como ST fuese presa de una debili'
dad invensible, y crey6 yer aque-
liza rnuier que la habfa robado su
dicha y su reposo, apsrecersels y
decirla en- tono burl6n: sNo vendra,
porque no quiero: es a mi q quien
ama Ds pronto J mientras dshan
las dos, Ia eampana del hotel vi.
bro. Herminia sinti6 vibrar esta
campanilla va en- su coraZon me1cr
que no resonar en- sus oidos.
r--lAhI lEs eli
Quiso levantarse y correr eu
encf1eDtro, echarse en- sus brazos3y
decirle: gal fin te Vuelvo d verls
Per3 Ia emoci6n la impidio mover
Sc u Sc Qued6 sin voz y sin aliento.
caYendo auebrantada y sin fuerzas
en- la meridiana del tocador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

Hay que 9cabar CON los fsdsralea de- b
lnooo, porous Gi llsgan Q estar Iibrsa oil 4 de
NovlembrsI nos ganarkn las sIeccionea.
81 ESQ as NO hRy dus aEustaPss; continual
ia ssnda que on hateis traxRdo, que por ella
fOlo conaag gu1rela poner mSs rabioao los fsde.
leles mAa diSpudstos para trabaiar por scha-
Ios . fuera4
Psro sabeis Due significa cato?
Pues qus eStAas 20 moribundos elAro o..
TO tooo OIL que 90 sncuentra en- ege f'timo
tFAnee. aigdn movimiento hAcs por salvarsa.
Ellos mfsmoRs los TepublicanoH, Avargon-
fAdos de ga ohras mo 80 AtrevieYon ense q Or mss
ih cara faeron n sseondersa como aiamure sa
esconden todos Ion msrcadeHes dc 10 patria.
Los conden&d0s apelar&n anita In Corts de
pistrtto nn aboRado de los nuestrog se hRr&
cargo dc representation.
QaiIAs eneuentren allf iusticis.
Por hoy solo me resta deeir III senor Juex
cue tsnga mas coneiencia que considers al
Guier9 que esos ~ ores O quienss hechR multa
Ge dollars sin compasion, SON puertorriQ uefi %
lp mismo qae ely Dios a'g6n dia,ha da sxigir-
ls cuenta de TODD ESQ.
Ffjese al Gobiarno.
FeI.
Septismbrs Ia de ,s0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
complies de la ruina de este dlti !.

complies de la rrlina de este dlti.
mo.
NO obrais CON vusstro buan
sen lido, sefIor conde, dijo Ell in
giles eneogi6ndosa de hombfcs.
-ILo creeis asf?
-Estoy SECURE. Porque observad
bien que no fuisteis vos qufen hiIo
caer al sefIor Rocher en- manoS lie
10 muier de que hablamosr que no
fgurssteis para rlada nj en-, In que.
rella. nj en- sl duelo, nj EN- Ia con
duci6H del herido.
-Esto es verdad, = respondi6 el
conde.
-Pof consiguiente, pTosigui6
air Arturo, Iii ell seffor Rocher se
arruina, este no Ds imports. Vues'
ira sola: mission. la cue os CORES
ponde. j o. muy agradabla en- if,
me parece bastante bien retribuf-
da con La heren cia del duque vues-
tro ito. de In que os despoiarfan
sin mf. VueGtra mission consiste,
pues. en agradar q To seff1ra Ro-
cher, y nada mas. Tranquniz4os y
dejad vlestros es'srdpnlos. El sefIor
no 80 aEruin8rA.
-SLo cre6is ssif SMe 10 a1rmaisp
-Dsade luego; hay does milo
mes. -.
-,Pestel NO 10 crefa tan! rico,--
murmur0 el conlie aturdidO con 10
enorme de In cifrR.
-ADespu6s veremos.
- Milford, - dijo friamsnts el
eonde; : Sserfais por casualidad el
mismo diabl07
-Eso Oh 10 que yo quisiera. =
responni6 sir Arturo con gran ae-
ma; nc soy mas que IN discIpulo.. -
Dsspues, afiatiio sonriendo:.- sErn
peEAis q sntendermef
I'm poco -.
-1Ya soils pues, para In sefiora
Rocher, el arnig,, el protector. Ell
hombre en- ell qut tiene &c. LA es'
psranEa do que le desolver:sls q lBu
esposo, que 90 10 arrancafdia a enc
muier sab6niea, In har& hacer per
vos ao0as lAs coneesionef, pasRf
por alto todas lAs eon yenIsnciaIs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17

Di6n, todo a la, vez, Ell colde prosi-
gui6: = I'll microbes por la tarde lie
Ter6is entrar en- la calls de Isly.
,Pero en- nombre del cielp, senoras
Y en- nombre Gle vuestra tranquil
dad, de vuestro porventr Y del de
yuestro hiio, en- nombreI de Ia alb
negaci6n de que df pruebas, obede'
ee5tne a1n.
-Decid, naurmuro;- o0edecere.
-Aceptad la explicaci6n que
yuestro msrido os de de 81 ausens
cia. Creedle 8 tingid que lie creeis.
No pronuncieis ell nombre de esa
snujer nj el milo. SMe loIjurais?
= Os 10 jurc.
Grscias. Adi6s.
Regres5 Hel-minia ST. casa con
sl coraz6n palp1tante de esperanto,
llabiendo ys rerdonado Y resuelta
ii contar las horas y los minutes
Que lie separsbsn sdn del momento
on que, segGn la promesa del conoe'
dehfa prssentarse Fernando. La
historic de esta espera fu4 un largo
noema. No 10 explicaremps y fran
tJuearemos tres dies en- tres lfness.
hl microbes, desde las ocho, la
Dohre Herminia sinti6 que Su vida
entera estaba pendiente de IN 500
ruido, ell de In campana del hotel.
SCuando llegsrfaP "A cue noraf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
HIBLioTEoA Da 4tA DEGfooRAofAs

ga conaara On vos corno en- un hers
mano....
Pero no la devolfefs sa ma
rido.
ST, no 10 devolver9is4
El conde hizo un movimiento en-
La silla.
~lQu6 decfs7 mufnn ar6.
-Tepeis cita con ella mafianS
por Ia tarde: Sno es eatoY
ST, en- los CampoB Eliseos, al
anochecer.
-Pues bien; le dateis una vsea
espersnza. le sefialAreis otra en-
trevista para pasado maffana. No
ed malo aguiionear In inapaciencia
do las muieres. No 10 Itrata de otra
cosa sino de que BE acostumbfe o
varos.
-Muy bisn, pero aicra lque de.
DO decirlaf
LIE anunciareis l8 vueltR de St
eaposo para dentro de tres dfas. sin
entrar en- ningdn detalle, y exi.
giendo de ella cue no lie interrogues
que no haga ninguna alusi6n nj al
billete nj Topacic.
-IY su marido volvera7
-IPardieEl
El conde miro a sir Arturo coi1
una profunda extrafieta.
-Pero en- este case, di 10, mis-
efperanxas SO desvanecerfan -.
Al contrario, eli afa que Fer
nando Rocher entrar6 en- eu casa
habreis dado IN pago iDmenso en-
ell coraE6n de 81 mujer.
-Esto es 10 que MD pued0 com.
prender.
-lAEI olvidaba deciros que en-.
trarA en- su casa brglscsmente y
cOnducido Dor Topacilp y amandola
mas que antes. Sc pr!elIentard q su
muler con una mirada sombrfa. do
NAL humor. aspecto I6guhre. todo
lc que caracterIzs, en- Una palabrs.
. IN nlarido Que tienIe una passion
\ fners de 81 casa.
\ ~ hien, dqr6 sucedera?
-fA.hl : responii6 Dir Arturo. -
Sofa denaasaado curloaas, hoy, qaeri.
do conde. Content&oa con seguir al
/ pl1 de II lstrs mls inftfueciopss, !
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
BAYAM0N

Ei sfior iuss de pas de ssta pueblo ha en-.
Viado hoy San Jnan 10 c&usa de los tiroa
entrs los republicRnos joaquin Isquisrdo ,
El terrible eaeEndalo ocurrtdo Ia noehe
del dA no tiens rrecedente en- los anales de
lE historia dc nn pnebso cnlto y civiiisado, CO.
mo no tisnsn prseedents Alguno, sl que asma-
JAMIE escAndalo coino otros anAiogos ocurran
cAsi siempFe en- la ealle donda vive Ia autori-
dad local senior MRtsu, y muchas vecea salen
ds 90 mfsma fsFmaeiA los autorea de los afro
p9llcS. Precise sB que al gobernador se vaya
n1ando en- sato, como Hiarse dsben. esos dsa-
gfAei&dos que el sshor MAteu, iamks estark
diapuesto . aconaeisrle ell bisn social, y ell res
p4to los cindadsros, porous haciendoo asi,
cafSia del pedestal en- que So aneuantrA daa-
gFaeiGdamente eneumb bFAdo, no por I'm volnn-
tad del pueblo, ginn por la voluntad de In ma
cGtA el ppfial Els neceBArio que ell pueblo
da Bayam6n. ain distinction de matieeD politl.
ccG ss vAyA hlando en- los nombrss que han de
llevar o los puestoa sucumbrRdos, para cue
luego no tenga qua llorar amargamante sas
daeepciones, como s1cede &hOra, que muchos
eftkn llorando aus dssventuras sin que tengan
lugaP O eorregirlo.
El sefior Matsn hoy hAlaga CON duless
pfomeaas, luego ne olvida com pletAmsnts dc
ella, sgando como Acostumbra hacerlo CON Ia
mas vii hipOcreeiRl MAteu, no es nj hA sido
aldo nuncA democrats. MAtsu. no 60 nj ha sido
nIlnca amigo de su clase, Mateu, no ss nj ha
sido nunca Ell amigo sincere, el alcalds recto,
si eonseiero coneiensudo, 10 prueba oil ha-
berss comnrometido dos corRsligionarlos Is-
aIisrdo SRD2bPia pudiendo como ha podido
81 6levitarlo. So ma me dir& que oil alc@lds NO
tenf& conocimiento de 10 que iba ocurrir.
Et rumoF del pusblo dice 10 contrario, do
sua'quier modo, ha podido sl sefior alcalda,
como sl Juex de Pa8 impedir ell ese6ndalo de
lanoche del di& 9. El primero como caciqua
aiAn hacienda que oil jusz hubisYe eAstigedo
asTeraments Sanabris, cuando por primera
yes sstrops6 tIquisrdo, oil segundo al iuss
cum mpliendo extrictAments con 10 ley.
Psro la ley dasgraeisdamspts no Santa
mas Que para los fDderales, y 10 prnehR esta
m3gmo heeho, euando 80 me formula In c6lebFe
canas que ss me sigus. Mi nansa fus de 500
dollars, y 10 de Izquierdo y Sanabria de so
ca1a uno. Fiisse el Attorney en- IL equidad ,
en- donde ssta 10 inatieia, pusa mi eausa que
aun estk pendsnse no tiene nj podr6 tener,
pot mucho que ne qniara oil grado do erimina-
lidad dc que tiens asta.
El iuieio ds loa tlros ss IN llsSado NADIA
mdnos que s diss, s dfas que sc ha dado iugar
para nm arreg'o, pero parees que este 80 tar
dabR. Y ell Attorney se encaYgara de hacsrlo.
No CO mi amino que 90 cAsfigua n esos i6.
veass, psro si 10 en- Al qua haya mas garantfa
para Les psrscnas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-17
Republicans prominentes
DETENTDOS EN- JUANA DIAz

Segdn notieiaa que Ilegan noscsroa, fas-
ron antss de anochs detsnidos On JuanA Diss,
poT oil juex dc pax amsrfcanos Mr. Eehman.
don Maresifno Torres, presidents del Comit6
focal, don Ram6n Tosas. vics.presidsnts. don
FAbrfstids Fssncsschi, dom Aatasio Martinez,
don Tnlio Alvarez don Tomas OArrion.
Estos indiv:iuos algo olterados sostsnfan
imprudsnses discnsiones en- In VIA r6hliea, o.
dsshors de Ia nochs, intsrrumpisndo 10 tran
quilidad del vecindArio y cuando el ssfor tuex
Len ordsn6 qua ceHaran On In tertnlia sscRnda-
loga, Ge resistEeron.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04
tio>N.n This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh cure.
+. j. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o
We, the undersigned, have known +.
j. cheney for the last 10 yesIs, and be-
liove him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and Financially able TO
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST d rRUAx, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, .. WALDINe, KNNAN " MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls cGturrh cure Is taken in-
ternally acting directly upon the blood
aud nucons surfaces OF the system,
Testimonials sent free. Price zoe per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists, Halls
family Pills are the best.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

A Lamar paper is conducting a
voting contest to decide the impor-
tant question of who is the most
popular young lady in Barton
county. AS it costs so much a
vote and any one can cast as many
ballots as they are willing to pay
for, it is evident that the contest
will decide one thing, but that
won't be who is the most popular
young lady in Barton county. 1t
will decide what young lady has
the most fool friends who bre will
ing 10 blow in lot of money yot
ing for her,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04
Church Notlces.

BAPTIST Regular services ON the
Saturday before the sec cord Strday oi
each month nj , O'Clock p. NJ, and .on
the second aud fourth Sundays. ct liza.
IN. and 1880 m. Sunday scht ol at 10 .
m and prayer meeting Tuesday evening
on PALMER, Pastor.
METHODIST - Sunday services
Sunday School $50 a. m. Junior
Tongue 2.30 p. m; Epworth League 5:U
p. m. Preaching services Second auo
Fourth Sundays, both morning anC
evening, Prayer meeting Thursday
evenings. Mt Moriah First and Third
Sunday mornings, Third Sunday eve
nings. Pleasant View First Sunday
night, Third Sunday morning and after
Moons. W. II. FERGUsoE, Pastor.
ME-, SOUTH-Pr Preaching lst and ID
Sundays in each month morning and
evening; Sunday school each Sunday al
10 "a. m; Epworth League each Sunday
evening conducted 10y j W. Spaid
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
w. ]. LEE. Pastor
Observation-Disclosures Service
evey sabbath evening Except fifth
ut usual hours. Sunday School at II
o'clo K y. M; Christian Ende1yo
Mt Z O'Clock p, m. each Sunday. Praye
meeting each Wednesday evening.
T. G.. Guy, ph, D., Pastor.
CHRISTIAN-P Preaching services p
and 4th Sundays of each month At IL ,
m and 7:30 p m; Sunday school 10 a m
& + Sunday at Cir0pm.
REV. JoSEs, Pastor.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

In the country, where conditions
change with such rapidity that each
generation is revelation to the one
which preceded it, the average Amer
lean is much more influenced by his
contemporaries than by his elders
much more stimulated or determined
by the friends of his own age than by
the older members Of his family. This
detaching of generations through the
evolution of conditions, says Every
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04
NVhats In a Nnn,e.

Everything is in the nsmo when it
comes to Witch llazel Salye .E CDeWitt
Il co Of chicago discovered, some years
ago, how to make a salve from Witch
Hazel that is a specific for Piles. For
Blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
Piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and
all skin diseases DeWitt's Salve has 90
equal. This has given rise TO numerous
worthless counterieits. Ask for De
Witt's-tho genuine at e. /. L. uder
baugh.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

Production of potatoes in this
country is very large and generally
far above the requirements of do
mestic consumption. However, last
year the crop was short, and IL was
necessary TO import over 100000
bushels, which, with two exceptions,
were the heaviest imports ever made.
In 1881 the crop was failure, and
also in 1887. The excessively dry
weather was bad for the potato crop
last year, while this year there was
too much moisture. Nevertheless, a
good supply is on hand now, and it
will probably not be necessary to
import any tubers this winter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

A london justice has just made an
important decision regarding dress
makers disputes. He will not have
dresses tried on in court, because "he
had long since come to the conclusion
that with ordinary dresses any lady
could wear dress to make it look
as il it did not fit" and he was also
perfectly satisfied that "any milliner
or dressmaker could pull it about and
make 1t fit when it did not do So"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

"a college president" said a libra
rian, according TO the Philadelphia
xo, Record, "has sug-
gested that public
libraries ought ey-
cry year to burn their dead books
A dead book" he goes on to ex-
plain, "is one that has not been
asked for once in five years.
Now, my library handles fiction in
the main, and, maybe, IT is more
frivolous than other libraries; but
here, for your amusement. are few
of my dead books according TO the
definition of that term made by the
college president: Tom jones'
'rristram Shardy,' Plato The
Had Dante The Aeneid,' 'Pere-
grine Pickle Marlowe's jew of NAL
ta,' 'Faery Queen Pope's poems,
Heclford's 'Nathek,' Swift's poems
and the plays of beaumont and
Fletcher. These are a few of several
hundred of our dead books, and il we
should follow the college president s
advice and burn them the loss to the
library would be, fancy, rather per-
ceptible."
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04

OFFIcE ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Nov. 6, 1902
All persons in the State Of Missouri
desiring young croppie or black bass,
for ponds, lakes, or streams, should
apply at their earliest convenience TO
Phil Kopplin, Jr., Superintendent For
est Park Hatchery, Forest Park, ST..
Louis, Mo-, or to M. e. O'Brien,
Superintendent st. Joseph Hatchery,
the one most accessible to the applicant
The only expense 10 the applicant will
be the cost ofcIn as cents), which
must bp sent in advance, the express
charges to be paid G. o. ID. \ five
gallon can will carry thirty to fifty small
fish. All applicar Is will be notified in
advance of shipment. II more than one
is desired remit accordingly.
+. p. YESAwISE, President.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04
ours CaneerArd Blood poison

Ours SAt1Ger ana tbiOOd fSOiSOrI
If you have blood, poison producing
o uptions, Uimples, ulcers, swollen
glands, bumps aud rising, burning,
itching skin, copper-colored spots OF
rash on the skin, mucous patches in
mouth or throat, falling hair, bone pains
old rheumatism or foul cotarrh, take
Botanic Blood Balm tB. h. Is. 1t kills
the poison in the Llood; soon all SORES,
eruptions heal, hard swelling subside,
aches and pains stop and perfect euro
is made OF the worst cases OF Blood Poi
son
For cancsrs, tumors, swellings, eating
sores, ugly ulcers, persistent pimpIes of
all kinds, take b b b 1t destroys the
cancer of all kinds, cures the worst
humors or suppurating swellings.
Thousands cured by b b d after all else
fails. Is, b. b. com posed OF pure
botanic ingredients. Improves the
digestion, makes the blooi pure and
rich, stoIs the awful itching and all
sharp, shooting pains. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years. Druggists, 81
per bottle, with complete directions for
hon cure. Sample free aud prepaid by
writing Blood Bam Co., Atlanta, Ga.
describes trouble and free medical advice
also sent in sealed letter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-12-04
Current Comment

Persons who find il amusing TO wan
der about over the country by the aid
Of other means OF
locomotion than
be""''ioh' railroad train or
automobile, particularly ON foot, may
be disturbed by the judgment Of d
Rochester (N. W magistrate. The
judge designated resident Of Phila-
delphia a yagrant and fined him, al
though he had $li in his pocket, de-
claring that "a vagrant is any man
who roans about the country, work
ing where he can and tranping. lie
is a yagrant. even II he has $1,000 in
trnmping about the country with
$1,000 in his pocket vagrant exactly,
but the impression might be that he
would be very foolhardy person.
The dictum that any man who roams
around the country, working where he
can and trampiug. Is a Nagrant, means
to say that If he rides he isn't. II the
unfortunate with only Sll in his pock-
ct aud no situation prefers to walk
and save his money. certainly his de-
sire to employ the legs that Provi-
dencc kindly gave him in moving 10
another field Of labor should not lay
him liable to be called vagrant.