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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

met Oofumenterne for unoerissels
iesretten. Waen ban og 9emlp blep
ben Sang enige ON. at bet bar unsbs
benbist at bebdnole Spsrgsmaalet ON
8ommanboen, ou Rettsn afgap aenz
belie mob at tase 8ionesbbrb, anguas
enbe ret puntt.
2emlp og 9annu er berfor meset
tilfreoie rber, at S9lsp peb fin Nppel
bar gibet bem 9nleoning til at of
fentliggsre bet. Det fan iiges meb
Sifferbeo, at preiioenten er af famz
M Menins, iom bet operbeloenoe
5lertal Ssofficerer, Der tog 9el
Slaget Oeb Santiago, at Sdelp bap>
De ingen aommanbo ubenfor bans
eget Stib, ,,Brootlnn".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
So spsep'ejerffers Seliemoo.

Nsp Yort, Seb. e 5olt paa Stas
ten Sslano taller beje Soner om is
Spgeplejeritsr, ipm meo Jare for oeres
eset 2iO rebbebe en- Yatient fra Osben.
Margaret 5erris, Yatienten, bar
blebsn operetet for 9linbturmsbetanz
belie pua Smith 9oipitalet paa 9. S.
Strats efter Opsrutionen opoas.ces
bet, at bun bapbe 9opper. Sem Dorts
Sunb6ebstommisiipn blep unosrrettet 4;
men bet bite fig, at patisnten, Der enos
MI bar ioag efter Operutionen, umus
Zig funbe taals at blibe flDttet.
Smiblertib bar bet oltfor riiiterligt
at bebolbs henoe paa Soipitalet, o9 for
at unbgaa 5are paa begge Siber blep
ct Self rejit uben for 5olpitalet Der
ligger paa en- 9sj, pg aoppepdtienten
iammen meb to Spgepleieriter blep
flbttet oper Seltet, og be blep iat /
9arantene meb bet Iamme, maatte dbs
iolut ingen Sorbinbelie bare meo Sos
ipitalst.
Om Natten bl9ite bet op til en-
Storm; BET itrebelige 5elt rapeoe frem
og tilbage, og @inben itrss neo | Stors
itenSpiben og blaite Slten ub. st
6eitist 0inoiteb bl9lte piben belt neo,
og bet bar umuligt at fua Slben til at
brRnoe.
aulten tiltog, % til 9robs for, at
be TO apinber bpQebe ben inge ino
off, hbab Der bar af 5ej, begbnote bun
bog at frpfe, bpiltct Ielpfslgelig mente
Rem pisie 0eb for benbe.
Gfter en- tort Raabilagnins beitemte
be to fig til at esre bet eneite. Der
ipnieS al pare mulig for at rebbe beres
patients 2ip. 8e laebe fig Sengeu
bos benbe. en- beo bber Sibe og bolbt
benbe Iaalebes parm gennem ylatten.
Oa Morgenen grnebe, lad bun ro'
ligt Iobenbe. Senbes 2ip bar rebbei
for oenne Sang; neite Dag blep bun
fnttet og bun er Iibsn eaoet fremaO.
DE TO Sbgeplejeriter, Der meb 6art
for ceres eget 2io ie9te at rebbe ben.
bes bleO oisinficerebe og began fig til
beres Iebpanligs @erning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
9f tniinbe Sing.

Gnnp 8anger Rolf. Great
Sails, Wlont., San. 81. = Gn a9mpe
er fommet bertil fra Hortbipeit Serri=
torb. !9an bar 21 2lar ben 21be oSaz
nnar, sr Z Sob os 103 CONNER 6si
reier 367 Yunb, er 68 CONNER pm
9ofterne, 49 9ommer ON Qibet oq "a
5ommer oper 8rpltet. Sans 5sbber
sr II Sommer lange, pg ban bruger
Ir. % Stspler. Senoerne er IL
CONNER lange,
Son bar p9ret Gopbop og betlaoer,
at ban life mere fan bripe ben 6aanbs
tering, ba ingen 9efte er bsje NOT for
Fam til at ribe paa.
Sans gtabn er Gomonb geaupre;
bans 6aoer er 5ranItmano og af nib
eel StsrrelIe, Og bans Mober er m
4siinabonie Squan.
Stor orlllDtte. Gan 9lntonio,
Ser, Sebr. 2. - Der berettes @aar
aftes om en- frbgtelig Gfsplolpn /
9rubs No. 6 / Sonoo, Merico, 85 W(il
lsnrsnfur eagle oaIs, Yer. Oper
100 perioner Ital p9re omtomne. s
ben famine 9rube omtom 40 9lrbeis
oere for to 9(ar Iiben.
4 8 ogb be. 0ouIton, Ser, SSebr.
4. Der er bleDen grapet 48 2ig frem
af 5onbpminen, og Is andre er n9iten
libleie.
Wton iabner enbnu 18. Ser er am
tommen mango 0e9er og Spgeplejers
tier.
Wasn De opripsnoe Scener Der peb
Uiinens Snbgans er n9iten uuoboloes
lige. gern og 9uiiruer itaar gr9s
oenbe og psnter paa. at ben frbgtelig,
2nelie ifal befr9ftes: at be er faber=
sler forler9erleIe.
Stgrltecslen al Nrbe1osrne bar
Meritanere, en- Del aineiere og nogz
ls entelte Qlmeritdnere.
8ranb Mentons. Wariap,
Snb., 5eb. 3. - Smtrent Salpoelen
af 5prretningsitrpget 9pen W}enz
tone blep ebelagt df Sloebrano Spns
bag often. Gjenoom til ct 8elpb uf
$4,000 itreg msb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

W9 nse ,,M sllere". UtiGersz
burg, g., 5eb. 1. : en- np poitlinie,
Der fornpli9 er aubnet, er Der 400
perIorer, Ipm poitbuost fal noa til.
lib at be 400 b9rer 1T NapnetMiller.
Stfe not bermeb, men mango af bisfe
Wlillers b9rer famme 5ornapn, iaa en-
Sing er iittert, poitbubet bill life tou=
me til at it6t Iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
5lnst % 9bS.

Yittsburs, Jeb. 1. - Sibite Sorss
bag Morsen flpstebe to bsbsbpmte
Sanger, 8rpbrene Gbiparp oe Sobn
YibOIe fra daneslet pittsburs peb
9jelp af Mrreitforbarerens 9uitru,
Mrs. qeter Stoffel, fom flpstebe meS
benz. De blep itrafs forfulst af ppIil
tiet og blep tasen til Tanse 9lftes,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
10 granomGmo br96te.

ct. 2ouis, Seb. 4. = 0eb en- flor
Slblps / Gbeitmit @abe Der blep 10
granom9no or9bte og abitillige flere
it9rft tpaitebe.
Set bar en- 9ammel 9pening, fom
nsobrenbte. Se gamle Mure falbt
piuoielig iammen, juit lom man mente
at p9re 9erre oper eSlben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
gGier.

Senb 81 til Omaba Dailb Neips Os
mootag ben liplisite Dagsapis yebr.,
6psr Dag, unbtasen Ssnbag, for ct
9lar. Oass= Oe Ssnbassapiien bill
blipe tillcnot for So for ct glar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
singer Sp=Wlaifinc.

5000 90 $500 alioias for iuIb ee'olino
Gjnmle Maifiner iitonpiat. So 90 9Iibroo
pr. Maoneo os inoen 0teuter ip,auaes.
@amle Wafiuei $500 % or. yipe yRaitina
af anbre Sobritater $1,000 90 op.
8. E. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, NeDr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

Cur Ior Earring Inrners White
Wine of Tar Syrup, bet bebiie Soitemio-
Rel paa Sorben. belbreoer en- Sorfplelie pan
cen Sag. buis bet biuses 9ioe 25c pg Soc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
Wfiis pect pil blipe fulOitenbig bel
hrsNs4

5lptteoe 9jertet. W1uncir,
Snb. = 29aerne foretoe en- marfelia
Operation / 8aar paa en- 11=aariq
Oreng, ioet be flpttebe !Sjertet fra bsire
til penftre SiOe. 0rengen babbe flas
get pber Smerter 8rpitet, og en- unz
oerie9elie piite, at 9iertet bar trengt
belt orer 6eire Sibe af 8rpitet af en-
arGftfnube benitre Sibe. 9e aab=
nebe Srpitet, bortffar 0etiten og flpts
teoe Sjertet tilbage i'm rette Sitting.
Orengen befinrer fig bel og bill TONNE
fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
Ut Smrere en- Sor,preI1e l en- 1ae

grug Laxative Bromo Quinine Eler: Mueglpo=
tefere tbaeeleperer Teneene bpis bette Wiooel aar
sSel. q. u. Dropes @apnetrRi CT paa bper Vote. 25c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

Wuibington, .. g., Jebr. 4. =
preiibenten bar ubn9bnt 9. .. Cole
til poitmeiter Wpmore. Nsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
Blair Mebr SusOag b. 5. sSebrnar 1902

Wa ertelig llfbtte. 2aurel,
Del, Sebr. 4. = 8ernon MilIer, en-
10aurig Ssn af 6orace WilIer fra
Nauticalp bleO / Dag tpalt peo Wtibz
oagsbOrbet. 9an fit ct 9snie6en gait
/ 9alien og bsbe paa Stebet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

,S6eep" lebe forpirret runbt paa
O9ttet, fun 1900 Sob fra apiten. De
maatte iaalebes isse at bolbe @arme
| aroppen.
5erit ue paa Natten Dsbs Stormen
ben os Ssen lagbe fig | Dsnninger, og
tiolig Morses lpttehes bet at reboe
+, Itibbrubne.
4
Salifar, u. g., 5.br. a. = Stors
men ipnes at babe naaet alimar 6er.
5 5elss be allerebe mootasne Meloins
ger er Der itranbet bpert yalb oper
ct 0u'in Sfibe pau Hep 5ounblunos
apit. 9f bisfe Oil .Nura" blipe
Drag.
Deb 2unenburg ligser IA mer eller
minbrs foriluaebe og ramponerebe
Sfibe.
Deb RitdeDs Gote bleb 6 Sitter
imatfer repne bort nleo SIen.
Bolton, 5ebr. 4. = Wan frDster bel
for, at | bbert 5alo 2 Barte, Der bar
bemanbehe meb 5 Manb bper. sr guaz
soe uneer NIB Wano og Mus.
Deb Nepport forliite 3 andre 8arte
philadelphia, 5ebr. a. - 0ampes
rem ,.Glooeroale" og Stonnert ,,Gbitf
9laen" er itranoeDs. De itaar fait
Sanbreplen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
Nn1eriRa.
Sra &uueoitaben.

Waibington, .. g., 5ebr. 4. =
preiibenten bar ubn9pnt g. .. Gole
til ppftmeiter Mpmore, Nebr.
Senator Garmact fra Sennesles
bolbt i'm Somfrutale @aar : og /
ben oppenerebe ban itartt mob be 5prs
snebe Staters Sitting til 5ilippinoa
erns. rs er Deb at opbpgee ct aejierz
bsmms paa bisIs 9er," ertlarebe
Utanoen. s mprber De inofsbte. fom
tun temper for beres abiolute 5ribsb.
Manbens 2aksaper IDntes lite
paafdlbenbe eenerenbe, og 4rgumens
tsrns baun, enmls og lIibte. gio9en
esentlig Somfru Tan Der lite p9re
Sals ON.
Waibinetun. 5ebr. 2. - Spsrgss
maaIet ON, bbao man ifal gere opers
for Spoitaterne, Der frataeer Regrene
here's Stemmeret, bIep bebanblet al
Suiets Republitanere Caucus Wans
bag 9lften. 9bis bet bar eauet, iom
Suiets 2ebere. pabne. Oal5el. Ganz
non og gubcoct snftebe, pilee Spgrgss
mdalst life n9re blepen optaget nu.
9et er Grumpacter fra Snbiana,
Slmit:aO fra pennIpIpania, Moobp
fra MdsIa4uletts, Dict fra Obio pg
be faa Rspublitaners, fom Spbitaters
ne far, rer har tpunget Spsrgsmads
lets 8ebanbling frem.
Dst er Bet gomle Spsr9smoal ON
4ebuttion af Spoitaternss Repr9iens
tation, man bill baps op igen. Grumps
aeter bill bare 2llabama reouceret fra
9 Rspraientanter til 6. 5loriod fra 3
til 2, oouiiiana fra 8 til 5, Wlisiis@
fippi fra z ii! 3. Rcrb goro!iHo fra
10 til Z, Spb Carolina fra Z til 5,
en- Tamlst Rsbuttion af IA Repr9iens
tanter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05
Often er iturmbGrset.

gsp Dort, 5eb. 2. = Sernboner sr
ufremtommeli9s. og 5eleerufs og 5eles
fonlinisr beng,r neo, lssrsUne fra
St9ngerne, fom 6slge nf en- frpgtelis
Storm, Der bar b9r9et langs 9tlans
ticsapitsn.
Stormen blsp unbertinen til en-
fulbitanoig Ortan. pau ct 5ibss
punt Fable ben en- 5aitisf.o al rs
Mil pr. 5ime; bog sr Der - idd Diot
pibes ingen alporliee Ssnlpfter
inbtrufne enonu.
Selpe Nefp Yort bar osrimoo madts
tet bsie en- Del. Storitene, Stilte,
Sagi2aan D. +. b. fartepe lsie og lebis
ge ON / 8ben; pda fine Steber bleD
ftore Butts z0lasruber trpttet inb at
9l9itsn os git tuiinDe Stumper.
Gn Dame blep rant 9ooeoet al ct
omflppenbe Stilt os fit Spoeoftallen
fnuIt.
Stibene isete Sapn, iaa mart be
mqrfebe Stormens aomms. Gn ncrIt
Oampsr .Daggrp" luoet meb Dpnaz
nit, ligger 9uonen. og foraarIdger
banas 9lneller bos oens Raboer, I9rli9
bpis ben itulbe ilabe fine Qlntre og Biz
be brensn 2ano.
Ssrn6anerne bill libe bet itsrite CAB,
i9rlis 2inierne bet peitlige Nep
Yorf. bpor Samferbielen fOrbinbres
al iiore Snebripsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

glep Yorf, Jebr. a. = Der er BE
ben anrsttst umaaoelig Stabe pdo
@jenbom oe oesp9rre ogiaa paa Wlens
neIfelip peb ben frpetelige Storm, iom
/ be iinits AS Elmer bar raiet langs
&nIten Der. Stranbtanten er fulb af
0ra9itumper og flere Gig er pdifeoe
OBJ, men enonu er bet umuligt at fad
noqet Sberblif oper lllDtfens Omfdng.
Damperne ,,a. Sdeep" os ,,GaDour"
Itranoebe pao 2piten, meo en- Wtils
Weasmrum, men bele oeres Wianos
itab rsbpspssatpep Repningsbadbs'
manoitdbets beroifts 9lnitreiteelfer.
7spruben mddtte be imiblertio lioe
utrolist al auloe df So. slafa
Rsbninssmanoifabet fiat obitiaige
@ange | Ssen for at nad beruo, men
9slgerne bar Iao bsje og 8r9noinsen
iaa raienbs, at bet bar umuligt Tor
benz at TRIBE iis igennem.
Smens fad man Wanoifabst paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-05

ID prbe be or 81. = Gbicugo,
5eb. 2. = Gaiar 8. 9urp, gjeren af
en- af Gbicugus itprite ,,2eberp" Sta
TONER blep ifubt os brabt al gbnaro
Gougblin, en- Stuff / bans Sjeneite,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS.
They VIII be Under Civil Service
Rules After February 4.

Inasmuch ms Jasper has been some
what ngitated by the removal and rein
statement OF rural mail rrier, the
following new ruling from Washington
which will take effect the first OF Febru
airy, will be of interest to our readers;
Rural free delivery carriers will b,
placed under civil service rules on Feb
ruary /. The recent order Of the press
dent oxton In. the classified service "a
the rural free delivery service contained
a provision that it should not become
effective as to rural letter carriers unit
The necessary rules were agreed upon 10y
che civil service commission and the
postoffice department. Since that tim,
the commission and Genera
Superintendent Macheu, representing
the postoflice department, have held
, frequent c,n 'erences lorking to the
preparation Of plans to meet the specia
conditions existing in rural communities
the plan finally agreed upon and
formally approved by the postmaster
general and the civil service commission
to-dTy was prepared by Mr.. Machen
Under its provision the rules will become
effective on February ., After that date
all petitions for the establishment OF
service must he submitted on blanks
provided for that purpose 10y the depart
ment. The petitions will include no
limitations for the position Of carrier,
each petitioner having the right to make
a nomination If he desires to do so. The
special agent who reports upon the
feasibility Of establishing service will ex-
anime the applicants named by the petit
TONERS and any Others who may apply.
The examination will be extrel.ely
simple and practical, only sufficient to
test the applicants ability to read and
write. 1t is comprised in the filling out
Of an application blank on which are a
number Of general questions. Other
persons residing on or in the immediate
vicinity OF n proposed route will not be
examined unless they have the necessary
equipment, horses and wagon, or cart,
or can satisfy thespecial agent that they
are prepared to furnish this equipment
II appointed.
Political or religious affiliations Of
applicants cannot be considered, nor will
political Endorsements be received OF
entertained. Persons under IL or over
50 will not be examined but this age
limit does not apply TO honorably dis
charged soldiers or sailors of the civil or
Spanish war.
Besides applying 10 all new appoint
ments, the order formally approved to-
day extends civil service protection to
about 5000 rural free delivery carriers
now in the POSTAL service.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02

Just arrived A barrel of
broken taffy candy. Come
in and get 3 lbs. for 25c, at
j. D. Harbur's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02

Big Spring, Mo, Sept. IA, 80.
have found DIR Tichenor's Antisep-
tic an excellent remedy for collie and
cramps in stomach or bowels. Gave 1T to
my baby and was delighted with the re-
suit. It is splendid medice.
Mrs. Lee Logan.
Hannibal, Mo, Dec. 20. 90
lam constantly using DR.. Ticheuor's
Antiseptic in my family for cuts, burns,
spraius and other injuries, and | recon
mend il as most excellent remedy.
Mrs. p. ID. Fisher.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
FOR BETTER FARMING.
THOUGHTS FROM A THOUGHT
Full. FARMER.
Thinks that the Time Has Come for
Improved riethods In Tiiiing
the Soil.
From the Carthage Democrat.

/ TIphi INV SaINhhbo DNiNfofs
What is written by thoughtful
farmer below, we heal tily indorse. The
crying mel OF this whole county is
better methods OF farming. In every
other business there has been tremen-
dous advance; but in his mind the me
thods of farming in general use have
been at a standstill. When will this
serious mistake be rectifiedg The writer
says.
The time has come when it is neces-
sary TO improve in our methods of
farming. The slipshod, haphazzard
way will no longer meet requirement.
In the earlier days, when land was cheap
aud new and nearly all seasons we're
productive, and the virgin soil respond
ing without appaaent effort to the most
careless methods employed, there
seemed to be no need o: striving to
obtain the results that must Of necessity
be our aim at the present time.
The time has gone by when man can
purchase a tract OF land and get n
reasonable per cent profit on his in
vestment, or when one can longer EN-
ploy those old methods with any degree
Of assurance, In those days 10 or IL
per cent on the purchase price WAS not
thought to be extortiontte, but a sure
and safe policy, and the value OF his
holdings advancing from sl5 to S25 per
acre, while to-day these same lands are
selling at az to S65 per acre.
As the limit in price per acre has been
nearly reached, except in case Of better
improvement, which seldom give the
desired results il one wishes to sell, one
can see that in order to get fair return
for investment more crops must be
grown on each acre. Not more farming
but better farming, must prevail under
the circumstances. 1t has been said
that he who caus two blades Of grass
to grow where but ono grew before is a
public benefactor. The same idea must
he carried further--to the yield of
grains, stock and all that pertains to the
farm.
10 my OF iuion, less acres in cuitiva-
ton, moro dligHnt aud systematic
culture, soiling crops and forage crops,
will tell the story. The average farmer
wants to cover too much ground. Aud
try as he will, he can not obtain the
best result from his operations until
he strives as faithfully TO see how many
acres he could plant and tend. The
pastures must be smaller and suppl
mented with soiiing crops. The mead
ows must be less in extent add the corn
or feed cut in barn or yard. In this
way about tho same in money values
can be obtained from an eighty acre
farm as 100 acres farmed in the oil +! way.
OF course, the excuse will be made
that we are putting too much labor on n
small place, but il the labor on eighty
acres docs not exceed that on the 100
acres, and the results are tho same, why
own or rent the other eighty? Now is
the timo for the man who has deed to
leo acees and is carrying heavy mort
gage on it, TO dispose Of eighty acres
and raise the mortgage and be what the
/ Almighty intended he should be an in
dependent man. We arc too sloyenly in
our methods Of farming, and must i'm
prove or take back seat in the car Of
| progress.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
The Ladies' Recommend
DR.. TichenOr's Antiseptic.

Green Ridge, Mo, Dec. 30, 20.
The finest romedy ] ever used for cuts,
burns and other wounds is DIR. Tichenors
Antiseptic and for Indigestion it cannot
be surpassed. Mrs, G. w. BitSell.
Freeman, Mo, Sept. 10, '0y
Received sample Of DR. Tichcnor's
Antiseptic by mail. Liked II 50 well l
bought two 800 bottles. Used it for cuts,
burns, rheumatism aud cholera Inorbus
with good results and cheerfully recon
meud il. Mrs. j. W. Duncan.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
Notice.

All those in account with Jasper
Mills please call and settle either by
cash or note as must close my books
please don't delay, II. l.. Tailmar.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
Notice.

Since my former home was destroyed
by fire, my present place of residence is
with Mrs. Simpson, second door north
of the South Methodist church, wheee l
can qe found when not at my Office.
DIR. Y. II. HENDRIcKs.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
STAY ON THE FARM.
The American Farm is the Keystone
of the Nation.

OF the nation.
The American farm is the keystone Of
the American nation. Upon the Amer
lean farm should be builded our hopes
for the future. The country that can
produce its own foodstuif should never
become a country 10 which anarchy and
revolution could gain the mastery.
Are we, as people, forsaking this
keystone of our nationY Census figures
would seem to show that we are becom-
ing more aud moro tradespeoplo, a
manufacturing people.
When our government was founded it
was government uf farmers, and u
right good government it was. Then
there were, comparatively speaking, no
cities. But six places in tho nation
could boast a population Of 5000 PEOPLE
or more, and Of our neary 4,00O,O00 peo-
pl" but 3].l per cent lived in the cities
Tod " with 20 45S,O33 people, 81 per
cent, OF nearly one-third, live in cities
Of more than S 90 inhabitants. Every
decade shows a heavy increase in the
proportion Of urban population.
The advantages and possibilities
offered by the farm today are greater
tlan advantage and possibilities offered
at " tim in tbs past. They are great
or thtn are offered the majority Ct men
in the overcrowded cities. The farm is
sill good place for the sons Of the soil
to tie to Max Owen.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-01-02
Furniture and
Undertaking

lat all times am keeping nice line
of Furniture, Wall Paper, Telescopes,
winow shades, Linolium and Oil cloths.
A fine line Of Ingram Carpets, samples
Brussels. Moquetts, and make piles of
Picture Frames.
Also my Collins and Undertaker's
supplies are fine and large line to pick
from. I have robes and shoes, white
hose. have taken thorough course
ia Embalming and will take good care
Of bodies ahd preserve them with fluid.
1 furnish Pictures enlarged and many
other things.
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chl,prsr Especially Liable.

Giliiprsn Especially Liable.
Burns. bruises and ats are extremely
painful and II neglected often result In
blood poisoning. Children arc especially
liable to such mishaps because rot SO
careful. AS remedy DeWitt's Witch Ha-
zel Sslve is unequaled. Drawsout the fire
stops the pain, soon heals the wound. BE-
ware Of counterfeits. Sure cure for pileS.
"DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my
baby Of eczema after two physicians gave
her up" writes James Mock, N. Webster
Ind. 'SThe sores we're so bad she soiled
two TO FIVE dresses day" L | Lauder
baugh.
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Fine Cheviots in light and
dark styles for shirts and
childrens' waists at prices
that are low, at Hastings.
FOR SALE. Good phaeton, almost
now. Inquire at Asa Crandalls.
PIIs-ipe Curss Piles.
Money refunded IL IL ever fails,
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The Secret o, Long Lilo.

Consists in keeping all the man organs
of the body in htalthy, regular action
and in quickly destroying deadly disea c
germs. Elecric Bite 70 regulate stomach,
liver aud Kidneys, purify the blood, and
give splendid appetite. They work won
ders in curing kidney troubles. female
complaints, nervous diseases, constipa-
ton, dyspepsia aud malaria. Vigorous
health and strength always follow their
use. Only Soc, guaranteed by Webb Bros
druggists.
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Notice.

All persons Knowing themselves in
debted to me, please call and settle be
fore January /, 1902, and obIigr,
MKs. j. W. BOUCHER.
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BETHEL 'LYMPUs.

Perlin Padie is visiting in Warren.
l.. o. Thayer was in the place Sun day.
Mrs. Il. o. Twitchell is sick with the
grip.
Ollie Quimby and Miss Edison visited at
Echo farm Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clayton Dunham called on
NJ. and Mrs. G. r. Blake the first of the
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Osgood visited his
sister, Mrs. Sarah Whitaker, a day last
wee's.
Mrs Nellie Rogers and Master Earl Wis
tied at Myron Whttaker's Saturday and
Sunday.
VIII Dartt, j. III. Beckwith and Frank
Buttles have been victims of the pinkeye
the past week.
The annual meeting OF the 'Lympus
Cooperative Creamery association was
held at the residence OF b. c. Harlow Sat
urday, Jan. 4, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year. They are as
ollows:-Secretary, Mrs. b. @. Harlow;
treasurer, John Morse, ST.; directors, S.
A. Bowen, G. +. Noble and b. c. Harlow;
general manager, b. G. Harlow; president,
$. A. Bowen