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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
SHIPLOiD or ART WORKS.
Wsiter Purchase TO Be nde To-day FOR
Appraisal,

The British steamship Minterne which
brought m" -Mnrc-llo' art collection,
now the property II Mr.. Henry Walters
81 Baltimore. to this country, remained at
anchor o Liberty Island yesterday, but
tins morning will steam to the foot Of West
Thirt y-fourth street. where the oar>e con
tanning the paintings. Statuary and antiques
will be- unload"i They will b. taken to
q private loft AID there appraised by John
X. Hecht. "A Government expert
Niebrugg- \ Day. custom Hou-e brokers
Of i2l Pearl street. acting for Mr. Walters.
declared the cargo Of the Minterne ~ the
Custom Hou-', Immediately on her arrival
on SATURDAY last. II was said that Mr..
Walters "Nps-'s 20 pay the Government
about 81 .sa m du'les
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
BR,GG'> oPI>IO> az URtN,
washington Orrctsis Read Nis omm~n,,
With some thagrln.

WAsHrS0roS. July ~ stat" urpa-n~r.
officers read with somc Chagriu 'o-d,v
extract from "a letter written hv O-n '
; Rrasg. Cons,a-G IN raj A. Havana. To-
MIR Brsgs. which Vas made IuN,ic =,
Fond du Lac. Wi-. Ia" chagrr Ms fl.
. Cen Bragg comment that Z n,n Ntr
might A. well nv 'u mtNr o. whi-' , UVf o.
81 ig'S tail - To- ~ COB msh" -fr
OUT 81 the latin ra,' amt p q b arHrt.
That Nh" M"NI,.us e." tu-f... ~
"a, ais
H. uficial Circles tho hoI. j. ~ rrs~.
that the cuban Government wi. . -r..
n afruut 'hst NAV - cou>'ul'N u| .
Gen Bragg's r'narbs. parti,uiar'N a. n
!"ttef was apparently not intended .
publication and va purely t%srs"ral l. f.
not customary 20 hold AZ official -. pm.
be for comments made e. hi> wife Uu..
the Cuban Govenm"u' makes Cpmp.H.'
against Gen Bragg. or President Res
Welt should regard his statements ~ w'-''-
~ attention. IN" stat. Department "
not notice the incident
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PROGRESS ON rHE VIEW BRIDGr
Getting the wires Of th- -Four cable. Ress,
for Their steel Go, rrtng

The wires of the four cables on the n.-
Williamsburg bridge are In Proves 81 Iv :
squeezed in order that the steel oover.n.
can he applied. This covering will 10 ore
sixteenth II an inch la thickness. II l. ta.
intention ~ the John A Ro@blinr Son.
Company. which IL doing the cable wor,
~ experiment with steel covering durrs
the present week on cables Nos l and %
when the coverings have been put on Pc
-four cables. zach cable will he band.I
and from the hands the q ,-inch steei'ws'r.
wires, which will support the main strlo
ure on the nver a will he susp-ud"'
vAnia Steel Company delivers the steal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

Al. 'udr~--Tgr- .r'rr, aaTbWsd 70 ~ Hon
WILLIAM SP.EEsFEAHh nEvEhT ~ fAs TTs.7s
The blood royal never asked for
SrRAUss.- a y somebody in a story of
EDWARD EVERETT HALE's. in which the
Prince - WALES hat her was i supposed
Ia meet a Boston girl and ask her to play
a frivolous waltz. In her opinion more
classical music would lie TO the taste -
Princes and Kings Boston vas too exact
ing The Prince might well ask for sTBAuss
OF Bur who will heli-v. that
DEyERN. cpith-t maker and breaker 81
words and syntsI. IN" strong u'trrrr ~
muscular remarks hat com" liz" III" blow
81 q club. would cond.-~end 'o hoarv.
n.r,.le-- FUDGE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

VI WILLIAM = DFvEBT seems abotu 10
make the New York publ" his debtor. He
promises Tor midsummer a political con
-cst that snail - picturesque, humorous.
lively ami hot without importance W"
has ~, ont 90 capture W" Ninth dstric'
from the Tsmmany leader. GoopwgN. and
To- hold " from the Greater New York DE
mocracv leader. SHJkHt. His hope Ia
neither fantastic nor forlorn
The hig OK /, hi-f ~ Police has begun his
campoign In a manner that shows his con
hdrnr" In IN" "ld-fashionc'i Political meth
uda Drinks fur he voters. picnics for
,h.ir women folA. and games fpr the Young
sters 81 all ages Where argument will
uo' ruuviu"". flst'erv NAV persuade. and
the n"v.rv form Of f'st'"ry = - "a Kind that
few - hi- auditors can resist
\ur i- DLyLKY without power "a do
substantial favor fur iho~" who favor
HIM Hi influence IA the Police Depart
mont lives H. has powerful! allic- money
and time WITH 'nn-" WEAPONS. his oppo-
uoa'- INSIDE ~" Iammluy organization.
ami th,-a In the Greater Now York lSmuc-
rsrv. will do well mot 80 urd"rrste the
p-,.rv -,rrng'l Hi utt"rance- Ger
'sirIv command wider attention than IN"
-Nrr.s-el thoughts e Ne Hon FRANK \
GuunwtN ur - the Hon IoHS g. SHFEHsS
PM together
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
LITTLEFIELD. TRt ST-FIGHTTR.
Further Pscts Of Interest About Hts Mrn-
taI and Physical Cararteristics.


fvp- u hofsAhNu lfsIhffH " ~ 1891
DdiIy Eagle
IN. public forms a variety Of opinions 49,
estimates 81 TIT, sfAnt Of the Fast VITO so
against his party IN tongre's. ana tN
eloQuencs. his magnetism. grasp Of W|'3
ranged subjects. dossedn"-s. and. ~
enemies ~ a. hullh.adrduers, pushed H"t
self into the front rank Of the stAtsem,' O.
the country W.. IL bis IN ststur" = ''"'
inches- big IN voice. bls 10 The Nay Of hau1-
life : atair.. his 10 his we've There are %
who think that he always has = chip ~ b
shoulder and IL going To lump o. tie 20
Of some one. They mistake b.. "arr~sr-F
and real for rugnaoitv ~" has never pie
lowed himself 80 b" used ~ a door mat
brother attorney. rr-akins Of him. 40
Charley = "a rAnsy built fellow We
nm for -psed Hon rotd ~ M hill and dow
N,,loui a -fop fpr Wind. further man FOL
,tl.r LAWYER IN tho state nat know e.
A., never tires. never she's a. AWE .
You an l",," tm without "a f',h v's
and when YOU come hack YOU val h" -.-'
TO rnd MN t.cr" Ih'rc tent any fool t.'
ue.- OF -tAmI"dlns 10 ~ m'h'up. -
hon pull a bs DAD. too
wiUnins hi. way uuHidrd from tho oar
p.rtrr bench. 'IloaIiug himself. tic lauTr.
h- Won and 5 vinHius ~" truly deserved
In MS early cArerr iu this section Of Nair-
,h.v used 10 term han the Biblical orator
A.. can reel 81 shake I.Ir~ tN a." yard ans
never mi-uuots Tla,k'rUy. SCOTT. IlDto'
and Burns are ht4 fAyoEt" aItioI- lie l-
great reader 81 history and h.- memory 70
dates sud event, T. PHENOMENAL
n. loves To- 80 o. family pi,uics. and f'
ou.Ut.y gets hl. t'suhuTs together fol
A a.. outing ON thr.- orre.rous D." l. t'
life Of the panty HLd BE- ~ playful ~ any &
~. I-4H. ~. f- o. lp.'T o. "oNsl and q
',s' d.y. viiru ,ou"- late lr A'ru 81 'af
ID M,N a. NrIU.. g,as- ur without u" pns'rN'
,, IA fakius U- iun.lN luu almost drUgslf.
'H-m t'uot up -t''p Mount 'l''"e. l"'
h..t. % iamd"u. o. search nl MIH uoN't
\.,r rs resli.4,. l" hss q thrcc-scT' r
which BE- t'.E pu-I) 's.'INai'~ WI H.
hands ,l.rF F,l| To -" htu 'iad 10
Ion. and v,.rFs lU-,"'t straw Tat "a r
t,r hI, 4 .r-.r pr '-.u.r my - 'uv'T i..H 'r
to lloa that D." D. % great lover "i . .nf"
n. r1-ol, sp"- oy' evenings. ''r~if .'
49, ,,4 u..lu s u-s buf dryo....
80 lie ffm. to Iouurrlug over questions
,,'lura .wIortlnu' M whI"u n" '" '
q l-adlus PAT
No o." i- too low .s. Who sd.r"-sr,
utoi tUr STREETS, but that IT, VII -iu,
shake bands WITH him, cord ft ..uf~
nm hv his rr-t usu' H. rarely ig'-
lace OF a uHWr tr'uu'.'tN ~"'l" l~H.
vln susv him When %" WIS r7rurr'.f
recall tie past. whcr"uIou Dol" Vii 'n'''
+. lively discussion -! far i'iu" 900 0 ''' 'N.
that 'run-p.r'd
n. - - earnest Iu to rgNt AGAINST -
or 10 the proIngINut n' Laws -"'A.iA VOC
en- a. - - h... 90 ever ~ .' ..s m
II j. sad Nv Mann" i-il'l 0 ga ct
ms a gIIuca 4uN 20 uth' '.aI"'- 10 .
Laws down u- arms lii o'"- u"' 'h''-'
the trusts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

Tho-e who attend the dedication ~ the
stony Poiu' BaulcHrld state Reservation
on Wednesday will rce Admiral D"~ev'-
flagship Olympia lying OF IN" point and
hear her guns IN IA" salute that will -"
fred when the Governor declares tNe tc~ar-
walton open. Capt. Henry " LYON, now
ia command Of N. OLYMPIA. will TAX" his
ship 80 STONY Point TODAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
~ EMIGRATION ~ f9Of-2.
u Was Greater man In An, Previous Year
Except Ihs1.

wAsuISdroS. July IL Immigration into
the United States during the fscal year
jus, closed vas greater than in any previous
wear except iSs? The number 81 imini-
grants arriving a, the various ports was
7s. Tss. as against 7ss. s92 IN iss2. the r-cord
year The immigration last year was
iss. gSO IN cxc,-s of the record - 1901
Tn" number ~ Storage immigrants lar
vcHr vas 49, sIs and the number ~ cabin
immigrants 7igy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
DEAD FISB OUT. SHIPS ~.
Nsvigauon Of HaNcys n ~sospcnd~
snce July ., neopcned.

NEW ORLIAss. La. July N.-The ma, /.
CATION Of Harv-y's Canal and Bayou Bars
TARA. which has been suspended Sit
July s In 81 the large numf-
OF fsh in these eam wa r0peued p,
dAy, when the regular mail steamer stare.
from New ORLEANS To Grande Isle II"
dead fsh have bssn started toward ~"
Gulf by the nanhins waters 81 ID"
Nisaiasippi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
Hest q. nm for Q BugsIar.

To rHs EDIroH 90 Tvs SIS ~ S'ncs The
murder ~ tlber lAtumct by a burglar. statewcEt,
have been made A. to The hest defensive weapon
Tor us- against \ burglar sAy via cogri'nc',
for | have ussd cunS since was = hoy. that 49,
most effective Shou range lIcarn. II = double
hsurl. bTe-ch loAd ng shotgun. with barrels
st-nut . ion, IN lrng'h. OF nVr ~ suss,. luaIsd
vita bird shot v the shot ~Scattef. cArsf ul AIN l.
not n-ceSsry u Stl eiiher sul OF parslyse N,
burglar Nc %
L...r.N FuFy -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

Yesterday the Pari~iunS celebrated the
fall uf the Rastilr with sIch f"rNor and
gly-ty a. they could muster. but they look
back regrttfully to that Fourteenth OF july
when a delegation Il the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company. then occu-
pying Great Britain. helpei them celebrate.
The sire and brilliancv 81 the strangers "s-
cited interest from the first, IL was the
general belief that they were members ~
an English circus band Then they were
said In b" eccentric Anglichcs Who had
made wag.r- A. To- the numl-.r ~ litre- ~
wine and spirits IA. human stomach can
untRi Al.nut o O'Clock al night the NJ
most enthusiasm was CAUSED 10y III" r"poI',
,Intrfullv circulated 10y a former Boston
Lancer. that the visitors had escaped from
AL English mndhuuS' and w"r" under tho
dclution tina they were all G-nernls Be-
fore the caf closed. M" delegation was
loudly proClaimlng that u had taken IN"
Bas,ilc and was ready 80 tak. anything
els. tina, iida't have water IA n Will there
ever he another Fourteenth Il July like
that The Ancients will never cease to
celebrate II. Ne a former Commander
said. : We arc celebrated b"SNan-" "" cel"-
brate
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

ifiaE
ram n
s.m~ss es1
..tstisit(
~iiuI ~
In llads4
Anew ~u
srernss'n y
i,- -"
es-up'sd le1
,hs lPrstorI
Avenu" rhe1
Edmund. R'1
neat. inicY
N h l''asY
an e-iraneeS
quMreld n
gown and -
rt@ III
document g
husgins eacy
sAlnger AND
play re
The 1900
a, the Mat
chang for
son The
ger. and q
taiion japap
Whoever g
~sdmirable [
sullivan ~p
pointed. u
enjoyahy, I
and h PLAY
men, By
slow dull II
bright
Persons
are on tho
'Fstinitz IA
good 'msnH
JAny at ~
Of Franz u
and the hV
on, with II
There w
Al the the
vaudeville
woman irs(
nond HaN
A Wis.,
sketch and
Tony l'a4
had no l.'<
who work(
were the
card- and
teams pres
Oscar lid
much chan
orally -tro
Proctor
three th.'at
The I,lav
Ros'- al
feudsr" M
Iionevmoo
sronr- at
Gui- NJ Nc
Rome alS
Summer
hands 81
kaltcnl-rq
non at MAJ
The ld,
With aCC
The Size
trip with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

Ir8n ~ Cssoiad Lsdf~.
s~HAsss bug hAsos has gone home 70 s~se
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

Idea are M, darker to u. N I. not ZOE
men ~ .I-ak of th-~e high maf,er.
but we humbly hnLi that death ~tii be
abolished NJ least thirteen ysar- before
cor~sts ar.
ELEANOR MIN has made frequent ex-
c'irsiuns to the varcus domains 81
Tuphet Sh" has bss'n tn Mar n
has entertained IN her own home the
most beautiful and benign person from
the rNi planet that her eyc~ ever re-t~i
uiUn Man j. going to raise CAiS, u
Mr.. " \ REppiNG's calculations In
g Trouble Ahead : are accurate. Mars
l. Projecting bloody influence, and ap-
preaching hts cycle time. Anarchy,
wnr. and blood and terror are posi-
hr,!g certain Trouble will : accumu-
late rup,diy and tsrrhy for eighteen
years frum 1899 Perhaps IL is not
worth while To- abolish death until other
trouble l. abolished
And hero ends our dip into an interest
INK magazine Of an interesting class
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
DIR tG\E'
Hui. Police

Tho I-'li@
the iHUgla4
thDf and
lho'ns 3ls
thy we're
witress
ii the 60
thursday
az ther q
10 form"&
live Of thA
burglar q
fatal more
cut I'll
Imongern1
there has
dust atNoH
has IN n q
burglar e
broad and
hack IN al
Of hndna
Mr. -
man. has
Ie~~.s Iatid
friends
will round
very ~ea
slc will
TiurdavI
that whs
merely vi
To- lDr
auri tho
liCm
IhaS, I'D
Iprlc.' -.
.luf wh"n
selves u
draPn..t
burglars
into Mf
Io have
the ICuJ
Er haia1
iouuglH
rapture
On"
'fsstpn
Iprulah
a. laasf,
vi 'Ch -
for %
ca
Ms u
az 90"
Ia s
ina he
dav ~
Niupfu
Cart 70
Mr. la
lnTf 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

In MS early cAre~r 10 this s"oilou Of MAR
they u>sd TO term han "a" Biblical orator
lie can reel "a ~hak".T'ur" tN a." yard an
never mi-,uota TLh,h,rby. SCOTT. Il,Fr'
and Burns are lis fAyort" aUtioI- lie l-
Great reader 81 history and L- memory 70
dates sud sVrLt- o, PHENOMENAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
/, hrn,h.r Attorney. -rrakins Of him. ..It

WHINING HE way uuHid"d from The chi
pointer : bench. "inoaiius himself, IT," iavIr
IA. Won and d, winning AZ" truly deserved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

No o." - TOO ioN f' vi" h""I'
mo-. tie streets. but that U' Nl -tut
.iak. hands WITH him. cord Ur.s a.ar-
t.'n hv his 'r~t name w. rarely 'g'-
I... or , uHlrr i~rsuus.ftN -p." I-H..
vio anew him Wh'n %" WIS rnrur''
rrrall 49,. past. Wtcr"uiou Nr N'I 'N''' F.
uvely discussion -! t.v f'il" Hi 0 'i' 'N'
hat erYlsp.rsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15

A. r1rol, sp-- oY' evenings, ''0"If .'
btraf ,.4 u.-lu BE- u"g huf. drvo....
of I- tIW" To- Iouu"fluE over tl r..-
.rlprtauu' fu wNI'I I'd" .. -.
- ---LL- L---
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-15
Prince 1
80.

sre~an0
cai- ar
ey navA
Hh 'n6
,hrg-0
70 fron(
~rh th&
Css.sc(|
PiansU
y~,srH
10 IouM
s'en,m
utr An
on the
gate Al
@61
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
Saved Her Chlld,sLlfs.

"ln three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by Pnenmopia almost to
a skeleton" writes Mrs. W. Watkins, of
Pleasant City, o. A terrible cough set
IN that in spite OF good doctors treat
ment for several weeks, grew worse
every dAy.We then used DR. Kings New
Discovery for consumnior, and our
darling was soon sound shd well. We
are sure this grand mcstcino saved his
hfe'' Millions know itS the only sure
cure for coughs, colds and all Lung ds
eases Webb Brs guarantee satisfaction /,
SOC and slOo. Trial bottles free. q
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
39999999999999AA.
M Et6 "
s Farm Topics. y
@@@e@@@@@@@G@@eg
cows FoR THE DAIRY.
why Farmers should Raise Their
own stock Rather TAsn nay IL
In the Open Market.

1t Is exceedingly dificult to get .
good cow without raising her. Once
In awhile q farmer or dairyman will
pick up good COW from some farmer
that does not know a good COW when
he sees her. But the intelligent farm
erS, and especially the professional
breeders, prefer to hold onto their best
anima,s and sell OF the poorer stock.
II the buyer wants the best cow in
herd he is charged pre- hibitive pi.ce
OF one that is SO high that he Is likely
to find little proht In her, when the
coat and risk are taken into considera-
tion. The dairyman that depends on
buying al Of his cows will get beaten
many times, or, rather, he viii beat
himself. The writer remembers one
man that purchased springer" to 60
into his GGiry. The COW had a wonder-
ful udder aud gave a very large flow of
milk. 1t was, however, Cf very poor
quality. As ths milk went into the gem
eral masi for sale by the quart, the
question of richness did not count for
very much. But what did count was
the fact that in about four months the
COW began to dry up, the milk product
having fallen to so iowa point that she
was hardly worth milking. Moreover
the cow had the very bad habit, even
when in full milk, Of holding up her
milk at every little cause Of excite
ment. The man had paid for that COW
larger price than was being asked
for other cows tha. had smaller I'D
ders. Taking the year as whole she
was one OF the poorest cows in the
bunch. This goes 10 show thar man
that buys q COW on herappt arance cam
net by any means be sure of the kind
Df COW ne is getting. Hence the
necessity for the farmer raising his
own cows and keeping them after they
are raiscd.-Farmers' Review.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06

President Roosevelt shRs effect.
ually wiped cut onetIass of lobby
lug at the nations capital by an
order forbidding. with a penalty of
dismissal, all employees of the gov.
ernment TO solicit an increase of pay
or to influence or attempt to inhu-
ence.in their own interest any leg
islation whatever, either before
congress or its committees, or in
any way save through the heads
of the departments in or under
which they seiys.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
AERATloN OF MILK.
An Arrangement That VIII WOrs
Satisfactorily Cndey ANY and
All Circumstances.

1t is somewhat difficult 20 properly
and quickly cool down warm fresh
milk when set in The large cans, says a
Michigan farmer in Hoard's Dairy
man. For this purpose the narrow
'hoigun cans, by 20 inches, are far
more preferable.
1t pays 10 use some standard device
for aerSting and cooling the nil;
drawn fresh from The cows. The
Aeration Of warm milk Is very impor-
tant when several cows are MIXED.
For a small quantity Of mild in shot
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
HIS LIFE AND wosK
= 'N'ND VVsNNI
By GKN. CHAgLes Il. GkohNESor


The late Presidents lifelong friend,
comrade in war, colleague hi
congress and champion in House of
h'preSentalI 90 was near tho Pres.
ident's side With other great men when
hls eyes waSe closed in death; followed
his remains TO National Capital and 10
Canton. Mi lions Of copies viii lie sold
Sales spreaC ing like fire in dry stubble.
men and women taking 10 to so orders
daily. IL Is the official book EuIopies
irom oUvernors, Senators. editorials
from great Cailies. Last and diving wcId
m worlds & cat men, but none so grand
as Mehinley,s-"lT Is GODS WAYp
contains rHotogravure OF last photo
graph of z es dent over e. ken. You can.
EASILY and q uckly clear e2,5OO The
General Ie1 uiTes that share of proceels
OF safe ot e,ery buok sold shall ne do
naied To Mckinley Monnmenf ESr,d
Thu every subscriber TO this bools be'
comes contributor TO this fund Every
body will buy il; orders torfthe Rskino
no Oue will r"i use. Send l2 2-cent siam,
~ Tor elegant pr0spectu-; lOO, 900 con.
ies viii be sold in, this EieikitS Huh3sl
wlderwake bNsmt5s then or women ~
some means can make a fortune ouicl.
oy getting sole control Of a State.
Address,
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY.
C3rooraa Bldg, OPP. U. =. Tr,a.srv
Washington, d. G..
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
Ten Cents for Ten Weeks.

The st. Louis MIRROR is a twenty.
eight page paper, in m, ,sazino form a,
edited by William Marion Rredy, assis-
ted by staff OF contributors comprising
the best writer's and literary authorities
on all current subjects, social, religious.
scientific, literary OF artistic.
The MEEoR is a weekly review OF
men and affairs; treasury of short
stories and good poetry; a paper in
which the best books, best plays and
best music are ably reviewed, and all
topics OF contemporary interest ure
given careful attention. ltis the up-to-
date spapcr for the merchant, the
teacher, the professional man, the
student the politician, Bs well ny sor
womer and the home. ~
II you will send Us loc, in silver or
stamps, We will mail the MIRROR to
your address for ten weeks.
The MIRROR, st. Louis, Mo.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
Clerks Wise Suggestion.

81 have lRtHly been much troubled with
dyspepsia ,:belching and sour 81, rr acb, {"
writes M. 5. Mead, leading pharmscist
OF Attleborp, Mass."l could eat nothing
without suffering several hours. Ny
clerk suggested l try .Kodol Dyspepsia
cure which / did with most ihappy
results. | have ha nolmore trouble and
when one can 20 t. eating mince pie,
cheese, candy aud nuts after such a time
there digestion must be pretty good.
endorse K' dol Dyspeis q Cure b, srtily. :"
You don't have 80 ti t. Eat all the
good food you want but don't overload
the stomach. Kodnl Dyspepsia cure di-
gests your food. Ii l Lauderbaugh. .
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06

The Philippines have reached
the stage of political partiest in
their march toward civilization.
The two parties already in the
field have very suggestive names
"Optilnists" and "Pessimists. -
The "Optimists" believe that the
Islands are practically pacifled and
are on the threshold Of a bright
future. The "Pessiinists," on the
other hand, as their name would
indicate, can SEQ only u dark fu.
ture, and are afraid to leave Ma.
Mia for fear Of being wayluid by
the insurgents
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06
Pale Puny Children.

ia child has bad smelling breath, IL
IL hnbitualS picks its hose, Tit is cross
aud.nervous, lit does not sleep sorndfy,
ifit is holloweyed, il it has rale, blood.
less complexion, growing th n aud life
lfsAs giysit. .Ao'hes's, Worm SyEnp and
you will remove The CAUSE o. ITS 'dsjl
tress quickly. ThSnSiH ita ifttis cheeks 8
get rod aud rosy, its appetite and diges
ton impr'v', and its health be better.
PricO only % cts. No other worm-kilIer
- effective.
Frequently accidents occur in the
household, which cause burns, cuts,
Hprnins. For uso in suoh cases
BALLARDs SSow LISrxESr has for many
years ben the const ,nt favorite family
repcds. Price, 25cts And 5ucts. at I'll
LAuderbaugh Drug co.
The Jasper news., 1902-02-06

These Jasper boys who have
formed an anti-cigarette league
have pledged themselves not to
use the little coffin nails till
they are 2l years Of age, Then il
they have no more sense than 90
break over there will be assurance
that humanity has suffered no
great los. Carthage Press.
That's the idea---if a boy reaches
the age of 81 without smoking
cigarettes the danger point is past
and there is very small probabiG.
ties Of him then forming the
habit,