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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
N ld)lummernben 2eibenfdaft

Aey5eu fhlurnnernben 2eiDenfhaft.
Qieber n0hR ih ite tpbt 5u nlefnea
ssiiBen, ais init Der 51ulb, eine @hs
utltsr {oIhen untitdnben gefHlohen s,t
baben, beIanen leben. Nun," fubr er
nit sitternber Stintne. fort, irtbem er
2esten Die 6unb entgegenbielt runl
Der Gbre nteiner Gnfeltn unb I'm Der
Gube zines @reifes tpillen, geben 9is
mir bic Sunb 3ur 8efrdftigltng Sbres
8erfprshens."
SD perTpreche es Sbner," fdgte
Reslen uno retnte Dem Mlten ote9dnn.
2eslen gab iicb teiner 5Guihung
iiber bic Antipnra Ssinss 3uters Gn;
nichtsbeEpipeniser tefegraphirte er ie!1
mem Batter itno bat i'm um 1eine Gtns
ipilliaunq. Die Mnttpprt lieB niht
lanee ouf iid tuc1ten, tie lantete fur5
unb biinbig. rRsin!" Stint Winnten
Tpdter fam elm afpsites Selegramm
aleidten Snbalts, baHit Elm Srrtbun.
dusgsf9tDffen iei.
2eslep mar duf bic 8erDetgerung
defdBt, aber >bdrum mar Der S6la9
niht minber bart. Gr blieb eineGtunbe
lana tpie niebergeI6nlettert i'm leeren
9alpn leines Clubs tiger, inbem er
Iih 8ortpiirfe iiber 1ein 8enebmen
gaNulitId seesniber madte, nno itf
pergeblicb fruSte, mas er bate thun
mii5fen.
OTIS bic llbr Glf idlug, f1ien e
2esleD, als idbe er Die be5aubernoen
9luaen Slgas iu9erb umberipdben I'm
Menfdengetpiibl bes 8abnbofs. 6:
bDrte i'm Settle ben Bfiff Der 2otpmo@
tipe unb iab ben 3ug bic adlle perz
laiIen.
,,Wenn i6 mir nur niht biefes
blDbIinnise @eripreden bdtte abneR=
men laiien," murnelte er DDr 1iA bin,
,bann Bate Iih 9lues nod gum 8eiten
qefiiqt." @ar nod Soffnung opr,
bun6en, ieinen Batter 3u iiberreben?
Dutte Sohulitifi ietne@breie bielletGi
bod nod Deridoben9 Oiefe unpohr-
I6etnlihe 8erl1lutbung trteb ibn bin
aus aus benz Glublofal;; er ieBte itd)
in bic erfte leere 0roI9fe, bic ibm ent.
geaenfam, unb fubr gum 9otel.
oier erfubr er u6er gu ieinem 2eibs
ipsien, OoR 5aiIuliti9 nnb feins
gei6te bereits bor elmer bdlben Stunos
abgereiIt isien, unb baB Der Bagen
Der iis sur 8abn gebraat, ihon tp:e:
Der suriid more.
gBie er ben So" oerbra9te, lpuhte
er Ii6 IpGtsr nidt mebr 81 erinnern
Nls er in isin Sotel tdm, fagte ibn
Der 8eamte rom perIDnenz@uf5u
baB eine Dame auf i'm tpdrte. Wt'
| fid1 2eslep umtpenbete, fam bic Dame
lebbafter 99rittss auf ihn 81. y
mar S(gd. - H. ~.e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
90. q a pitef.

sd n04te NIT sS6nsn aaein fpre.
then,1 fliiiterte 2esleD gu SdHulitIh.
'aachDem ite i'm 6otel sum prinaen an.
selangt fpdren.
,oSIt es etfpas Wifttges2"
.@s betrifft bas Slid Sbrer gnfes
Tin tinb ba5 inetnige."
oN6," dntiportete GafufitTd. .DuF
1T in Der S9at bon 10 GROCER Wi6s
tigfeit. baB th urlsr @elprd9 aui
naorgen friib DerIhieben rtD9te. M;e
Gle ieben, bin th bur9 bic Mufreguno
bes bsutigen Snses erIh0pft unb ba,
her fdnnl in Der Gage, meine gang,
Mufmerffamfett Der api6tiaen Mngele:
gtnbeit 5u fhenfen. sic fagten mir,
bdB Der 3ug I'm elf llbr abgebe; es
Dirb mir cine Jreuoe Iein, sic i'm
nenn 1lhr 5u empfangsn."
Mber dls 2eslep iith entFernt bate
nntm Der Mlte feiber bas sbema auf
fiir Deifen 9ebanDlung er iib als 81
miiDt erfldrt bate.
.Was lit porsefallen2" fragte e.
Olga.
~6err Dunbar bat mir einen 6ei4
11tbsdntraa geruddt," " erfldrte iie.
SD badbte es un0 lndnte mid bd.
raaf gefabt, fagtt er, iih bic 6dnbl
1eibsnb. sd babe Dir su liebe ge.
4l4lGfsn. Nun, nuo mas hdit Du Ct.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
$50 fanm mam barbiert tperoen.

llnldnsft trat ein 2anbmann in
Der frGnfifden areisitabt in ben Ca
ben zines 8antiers. Obne iih ipetter
um5uieben, sog er benyfod aus, nabnt
bic 9alsbinbe ab, mart fi6 duf einen
Stubl unb rtef in etnem sebieteri=
fhen Some: nDas Maifer 1T Doh
aud tparm?" ,WaHer, mein
9err9" entsegnete Elm eleganterMann.
Der i'm 2aben itanb unb nit neusiez
rigem Grftaunen benz greiben bes
2anDmannes aueeieben bate. .Was
fir Mailer, mein 9err2" - Run,
ih Derlange barbiert 5l fein! Maz
rum baben sic bas WaHer ni9t in
8ereitf9aft9 Bin in gile!" n8itte
um gntlcbulbisung, bds ift teinegar-
bieritube, ionbern elm 8dnfgeIhdft.."
sSapperment! SD fraete jemanb
in Der StraBe, mo icb barbiert ipers
ben tonne, unb er tpies mid bier berz
tin." Der 8anfier 1hnitt Elm iebr
berbriebli6es @jelidt nnb Der aunbe
spg feinen Hod an unb ging.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

unebrerbietige Gr6en 5ufrieben sebsn
n1iiffen."
r8ain," fagts fie lteben blstbenb.
uno inn in bic Nugen 1ebenb, noanu
boffe ih. baB Did 0ein Batter furs
bdlt, Denn 1teb fer ih belize
nicbts duf Der Welt, als bus, mas td
dnbabe." Sic Idlug bic Weantiue sus
rid, bic lie Bel ibrer 9lbreiie bon
Banobourne umgenommen bate, lino
2esleD bernerfte, baB iie Dahelbe be-
Yfoaetlrte @ele[lf1dftsfletb trua. bas
lie gum lebten Diner In pangbourne
ungesosen bate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
%. e q pite[.

Olga. fliiiterte 2eslep, inbem sr
ibre SGn6e ergriff. 8pr freubiger
11e5erraIdung fonnte er tein Bort
berporbringen. Mu9 Olgd bepegts
bic Qippen, tpie nm su 1pre6en, aber
ife blteb ftunlm. Sie mar blei9 pte
cine Sobte, i6re 9Gide bielt iie geientt
unb Der aopf ipar auf bic 8ruft ges
neigt. Gin fdmeralides Gefiibl beg
56ulbbepuBtIeins, bic fdredli6e Grz
fenntniB, baB Der S9rttt, ben lie gs>
than; entI ntI9eiosnb iei fir thr gan3es
2eben, unb baB nicht Bios ibre GU
tunft a[lein, 1pnbern aud ote pes
Munnss ppr i6r, behen ein5i9e @9ulb
burin beItanb, baB er tie liebte, duf
benz 5piele itebe = biefe GrtenntntS
fonntsn ibre cbnebin erf9opFter
Rrdfte taum nod ertrasen. Sic
meinte, ibr 8lut gerinne ibr in ben
Mbern unb mar elmer Sbnma6t ndbe;
lie faBte ii4 iebod unb nit frampf~
bafter8eipalt ergrtff lie 2eslens 9ano.
| Der iunae Mann mar burb bic duBe-
rem 3ei6en t6rer Seelenqual beune
| rubigl unb tDpats its in ben 5otelfaaI
fiibren.
.geeiu, nein," ftamme[te 1ie, i'd
| m6dte in bic frilde 2uft; seben Sic
| mir ssbren Mrm; th iperbe mid braua
Ben balo erbolsn. Nun tit es idon
beFer."
llno in i6rem @stpiHen faste iie iid,
! pdbrenb fte ii6 erbolte, uno 2eslen
! nit einem funlmerDollen 8lide anfab:
rNun muB iA nod liigen, mid ielbis
pergeIfen unb beuheln, tpie cine S9aus
ipielerin auf Der 8ubne."
PIN Der 6traBenede bdlt Elm Ma.,
gen." laste 2sslep. sd tperbe sic
! ins 5otel besleiten."
| ,Noh niht! @eben mir, Die Na6t
ift bsrrli9, Die friIdbe 2uft tbut mir
ipobI, unb ih babe Sbnen 10 piel gu
/ fdgen. gs 1T 10 iiiB, eine Stiibe gu
| baben. tpenn man ii6 5dipa9 fiiblt.
| SD mDhte INNER fhtpaH fein, ba ih
Sbren Mrm als Gtiibe babe" Slea
mar aufrihtis in bieiem Mugenblide
uno iis fiiblte fid gliidlid bariiber,
| baB 1ie niht liieen muBte. SD fDnnte
obne Sic ni6t n1ebr leben," fiigte Fe
Ieile binau unb briidte leinen Mrm feit
an ii6..
| Der 5inmel tpeiB es, ob an1 id
| Dbne Define 2iebe nod leben tDnnte
| meme 2iebe, fliiiterte2eslep, berauI6i
burn t6re liebeboGen mDrte.
| LIMB bph baft 9u mid tparten, Fr
Idnge iparten lufIen! Wie oft fam if
| beute ntcnt sum portier, Inn mid mad
/ Dir gu erfnnbigen. Nber itets erbieli
| ih Die 9lntiport, Ou feieit nod MIDI
| ba. llnb tpie es 5u fpGt ipurbe, alleir
1 duf Der @trdfe auf unb ab sn eeben
| Bot ih I'm bic grlaubniB, Did in
! @dale ertparten 3n biirfen. 8, tpie id
ben sansen Gag gelitten babel
/ .Wenn id geipuBt hdtte -
vDas bdtteit Du ipiTen mufIen
| Qeslep, 5hnitt lie ibn nit tinem
| 31rtlihen Wortpurf Dns WDrt ab
| ,2sslen" fDieberbolte lie fanft uni
mar begludt, bab lie ihn 3iin erfter
Wtale BEL feinem 9aufnamtn mamie
1 sd boffte, fdgtt er, riinb obtpoh
| ss 6efna1t eineN @ruhe nltines Wtr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
21. e a b iteI.

9im nG1ften Morsen nm neun lIbr
fanb iicb 2eslep i'm 5otel gum prin5en
Elm. Der aellner nabm feline Rarte in
gntpfang unb trug fie 81 GaHulitfd.
Balb fam Ct ipieber unb fiibrte 2eslen
In bas Gmpfangs5immer bes Mlten.
@aFulitih mar ernit unb ipiirbe-
bon. giad Der iibliden 8egriiBung
fdats e:
Run E,trr Dunban, bin ih bsreii.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14
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Gs tparen 1eitbein Drei Sage Ders
gangen. 2eslen erlDartete Slgd I'M
5adle bes Sootels, als ibm Der Gellner
mebrere 8riefe unb elm Seiegramnl
iiberbrahte. Gbe ct bic 8riefe erbros
ben bate, trat Olga elm. 8eioe begas
ben fi1 in ben 5peifeIaal unb 2es!ep
beltellte bas 5riibItiid.
,OteIes Selegrdmm gebt Did gee
nau 10 an, lpie mid" lagte Ct uno er'
bra1 es.
.0on nun an tpirb es iiberbdupt
nint anbers Iein, metn 2teber. Was
Did angs6t, intersiilrt aud mldo.
2tes por."
oeslep las: r0u finbeft mid IN
meiner Wobnung am 8loceiterSy
por ein llbr Mittags ooer ndch ish5
llbr Mbenbs. Dunbar" r0as 1T BON
meinem Batter" iaste er unb reihte
ibr bas Selesramm. @r fenf5te BET
bem @eoanfen an bic beporitsbenoe
9eaeqnlna nit feinent Batter uRo
priifte bi, Briefe. Gin belonbers ihtps>
rsr 8rief sog feline 9lufmerfiamteit an.
pom dnbern Batter" 1dgte er, nothf
Dem ct Die frembe 8riefmarte nnO ben
BpItitempel 8ltliingen erfdnnt bate.
y@ebt 9u beute gu 9einemBater%
fraste Olga.
.eSSu, nlein 8inb, iG tperbe cine
i9nelle 20iung berbeifiibren, 10 oab
mir uniere Gage enbli6 iiberfeben tons
men. 9ieIer Brief bier fommt bon
8liIiinoen; mir poll.a ibn na9 Dem
| syriibitiid leien."
rNetn, nein, Dffne i'm fpfort, er 1T
| an Did abre1iirt."
Gr folgts ibren Worten unb mahts
ben 8rief auf. grit oog er einen peri
f6lpfenen 8rief aus Dem nmf9lag
nit Der einfaden Quffdrtft pOlga".
SaB Der Mlte ben Brief bur6 i6n an
Olga I9idte, mar cine 8eIhulbigunq,
bab 2eslep bic Sludt Slgus angelttFz
tst babe. 2eslep CAB ibr ben 8riet
nit elmer I9mer5li6en Miene, Die ben
2llten bod erfreut bate, ipenn er lie
| geIeben baben tpiirbe.
rGs 1T beher, Ou lteit i9n eleth,
lnein Ser5," unb um Olga ni4t gu
| fOren, beI9Gfttste ct iid nit benz
| iibrtgen Sn6alte bes biden 8riefes.
| SteIer ent6telt 2eslebs 8risftaIde.
einen tur3en Brief unb Elm 8etpetsitiid
bon Der uner60rten Sre8beit bes Often
in Der Sorm eines 8lanfotpe6Iels duF
cine ruiiifcbe 8ant in Der 2onbur5s
| itraBe in 2onbon. Ser 8rief ipdr naz
tiirIi9 bon elmer fremben 9unb ge'
| f9rteben; @afultti9 bate ibn nur
unter5ei6net. Der Snbalt lalitete:
r9ranb 6oteI be l'ltnipers, 9liiiingen,
@eebrter Serr!
SD lege einen 8rteF fir Olga Bel
unb erlu6e Sic, ibr benIelben gu iiber,
eeben, banit lie erfabre, mas i9 gu
| t6un sebents, tpenn tie gu mir 5uriids
febren foute, nadbem fie ben Rdmen
ibres @dters mitS4ma9 unb54anes
bebedt bat.
Gbenip ii6erjenbe id4 Sbnen Sbr
| gbedbu9, bas Sic mir our 8erfiigunQ
eeitellt baben. Wiebiel t6 bapon berz
tpertbet babe, tpeib i6 nibt, aber Gis
| ftnb eeipiB in Der Gage, es ndd5uref.
nen. sSdh erflhe sic, bic Summe oui
meinen Banter in 2onbon gu trail;.
| rem unb mir in 3utunft Iaes gu er.
fparen, mas mir Shren Namen in Gr'
inneruns bringen tOnnte.
SahulitId.1
(ssnr+isbunn fnfnt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-14

f *
5err GOiIon bat ein 9erfabrsn erz
funoen, ourh behen Nnfpenbung man
auH in elmer Miiite Sob finben fam.
Sa fptrD bulb tpieber bas alte 2leb
popular iperoen: ,Romm nit mir in
oieWiite, tn Der Wiifte it's 70 fd0n!1
9at ba ein reiber Mann, Der elm
Sdbr GefGngniB 5u berbiiben bate,
mebrere 3aufenb Dollars bdau ber-
tpenbet, Die Gefdngnibeinrihtunae
berbeHerr 81 laiTen! Der mag fih
drgern, lDtnn er bas ndhite MdI In
etn anberes GefdngniB sei6idt ipirb.
go Manher left nur BON Gpei.
delleden unb IT bod tpobi ssnabrt.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Climatic Cures

The il fiuence Of climatic conditions in
the cure Of consumption is very much
vrrdrawn The p3or patieut, aud the
rich patient, too, can do much belt, t
hom" 10y proper attention to food diges-
tlou,"nd a egular,use of German Syrup.
Free expectoration la the morning is
IN LCt U,Ituin b, German Syrup, so is a
good nigh 5 rest aud the absence of
that weak' ming cough tnd,deblitating
night sweat. Restless nights and the
exhaustion due to coughing, the great
est danger and dread of the consump.
tion, can be prevented or stopped 10y
taking Germlu Syrup literally aud re-
gularly. Should you be able to 90 to a
wMmtr cline, you will find that of the
thousands Of consumptives there, the
few who are benefited and regain
strength ure those who use German
Syrup. Trial bottles, 2jc; regular size
Toe. Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
The Latest Attack on Folk.

Anything TO beat Folk is the
slogan uf the Democratic machine.
The latest attack on Mr.. Folk is n
lengthy speech from Harry b
Hawes, leading politician of st.
Louis. The task which Mr..
HIVES has assumed is to prove
that Mr.. Folk is not IL good Dem
ocrat. BY good Democrat Mr..
Hawes means that he refuses to
support every yellow dog that
the machine uts up for office
1t is for this very reason that
the better element Of the Demo.
cratic party and many it, the ranks
of the Republican aud other pur.
ties are favoring Mr.. Folk for gov.
ernor. The fact thui Mr.. Folk
places honesty above party is the
best possible evidence that he is
just the kind of man that Missouri
needs as governor at this
particular time God pity the
man whose only recommendation
is that ho has swallowed every
concociion that his party hus pre-
pared for him.
Mr. Hawes has used the wrong
tactics in trying 10 arouse partisan
pre- tjudice in order TO block the
Folk avalanche. The people are
for Mr. Folk not because he is u
Democrat, but primarily because
he is IN honest nun. He has
been tried and proven himself to
be faithful. Many Republicans
would rather see Mr.. Folk elected
gov, raor thun a Republican whose
only assets are that he is Repub-
lican.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Coughing Spoil caused Dent,

"liarry Duckwell, aged % yrs, clicked
to death early yesterday morning tt his
home in the preseuce Of his wife and
child. He contracted slight cold a
sew days ago aud paid but little ntten-
ton to IL. Yesterday morning hn was
seiLed with tit of coughing which con-
linued for some time. His wife scnt for
a physician but before he could arrive,
another coughing spell came on ltnd he
died from sutTocotion. st Louis Globe
Democrat, Drc l, 1901" Ballard :
Horehound Syru would have saved
him. 25c, soc aud 81 at j k Schoolcr's.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Via. The FRISCO.

Commencing November lst, through
dali! sierping-car strvice. Kansas City
to Jark4pnvillc, Florida, via Memphis
Birmingham aud Atlanta, will be
inauguarted by tie FRI go SYSTEM
md will be continued throughout the
winter months.
The SoUTHEAsTERN LIMIT train leaves
Kansas City at 6::}O Il. NJ. daily, making
the run 10 jacksonville M B hours
La addition 10 through sleeping &c
Jacksonville this train carries el"gaut
chair cars ard Iservation Cafe car,
operutrd 10y Fred Harvey.
No other liue olfcrs such superb SER
VIC.
For further infoi nation write OF
address & LovRIEN.
Asst Gen'l Pass'r, Agent,
Kansas City Mo. 81
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Special Land BUYERS, Excursions.

Will run to the new lands Of Greer
County, Oklah, mr, an1 other sections
Of the gr.q.t Southwest in November and
Drce Der, via the Frisco S! stem.
Are you lUoking for rich and fertile
flaming lands in the Southwest which
you can 10y for iitm one fourth to one
tenth the cost II lands of tho East aud
NORTH? Thr! lIodtcr us much acre for
acre Here is u chance 10 bettor your
condition and add libervl amount 10
your Ia ckrt book.
For iull particulars and special rail
road rates apply at once to r. 5. Lemon,
Seer tary Frisco S! !strm Immigration
Bureau. st. Louis, No,
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
BalIard's tior~nourd syrup.

Immediately relieves shourse, Group
cough, oppes 9 / rafting, rasping aud
d tf"ult or'athing, llenry &C. St"arns,
Druggist, Shullhurg, Wisconsin, writ ,
May ~, 1901; al have been selling
Billiards. iiOrrhouud Syrup for two rs,
and have never had preparation that
has given better satisfaction. | notice
that when | sell a bottle, they cou q
back for more. | eau honestly recon-
mend It," 25c soc and 81 at Schooler 8
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

"The Joplin Globe is having I,
str duous time," says the OronogC
ludex, lin explaining tho conf
dence game perpetrated on Tia,
Democrats Of tie county in tht
Real meeting held in Joplin las
week. 1t dey, lops that Mr., Folk,
letter notifying the Democratic
club that he would not be prese eI
at the meeting was in the hands OF
The club before the advertising
matter was prepared heralding fai
and wide that Joseph Folk would
be present and address the meet.
ing. The Globe aud Reeds snp
porlers knew that FOX would no
he there, yet they vert right ahead
aud advertised him us one of the
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
RECTOR OF ST. LUKE's,
Ashburrham. Ontario. Testifies TO the
Good Qualities Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

ASnDurt nam. Oulhrlp. leSliueS 10 tut
Good Qualities Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.
A>HBURNHAM, OST., April Is, 1903
| think that it is only right that !
sh h)uld tell you what wonderful effect
Chamberlain cough Remedy has pro-
duced The day before Easter | was so
distre ssed with cold and cough that |
did not think to be able to take any du
ties the next day, AS my voice was al
jst chukrd T.! the cough, The same
d y 1 received an order from you for of
yJur cough remedy. at once procured
"A sample bottle, IA Il took about three
d 'seS uf the m,diciue. 70 my great TO.
lief the cough and cold had completely
dlSappra,ed Ell aud | vas able to pteac h
three times on Easter day, know that
this rIpIu aud effective cure was due tu
your cough remedy. make th,s trsti-
mOniai without solicitation, being thank
ful 10 have found such God sent rem
cdy, Respectfully Jour,
h. A LANGPELDr, VI. 4.
Rector Of St. Luke's church.
To ChumJrrlaiu's CO.
This remedy is for sale by Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

a suggested revision of Il g
Presidents Thanksgiving procl, =
nation; Whereas. the country
has been wonderfully blessed dur.
the past year, it is meet and
proper that the people show their
gratitude to the Almighty by con-
gregHting around the gridiron ana
tn ,uiihg themselves hoarse fol
ih sir favurite football team.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
rts Pound a Cure.

r II Foster, 3ls S "a ST., Salt Lake
City, writes: II have been bothered
with d! !spepsia or indigestion for 2i yrs,
have tried many doctors without relief,
but | have found cure in Herbioe. |
recommend it to all my friends, who are
afflicted that way, aud it is curing them
too. sos at j X Schooler's.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

speakers. They used him as a
drawing card for Reed. The
course adobted shows conclusively
the great popularity of Folk and
that Reed supporters know and
admit it"
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

The readcIs Of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that scieuce has beeu
abl to cdre in all its stages, and that is
cAtarrh, Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
ly positive cure now known to the mcdi
cal fraternity. CataTrh being cuhsti-
tItional disease, require constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh cure IL TAX
on internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the ,ys.
tam, thereby destroying the foundation
tiou Of the di.ease, and giving the a.
tient strength by building up the cons, :
sulion aud assisting nature in doieg it's
Sork. The proPrielcrs have SO much
iaith 10 its curative powers that they OF
Ter One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cnre, ), nd for list OF
testimonials.
Address F J CnENEY& Co, Toledo, o
Sod 10y all Druggists, 7jc.
lake Halls family Pills for constipation
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

A faded out. care.worn woman OF 40
with sprucs up to-date husband, should
tai ROCKY Mountain rca. Brings back
hat youthful girlish beau,. krels
the old man from going To the ludg".
3Jc. } X Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Our Specials.

Lace Curtains, Trunks, Window
Shades, Carpets, Wall Paper, aud Fur
niturr, lots OF it. Iro bels, Wood beds
and Special Inducements on Sp cial or
ders at tho South Side, Brick Fruns
Store. Always fair dealings.
ID. W. TEErFR.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
savorIts sar,lly Rsmedy

Frquently accideats occur in the
4 'vhold which cause burns, cuts,
s.'rains az 4 bi uises: for use 10 such cas-
es, Ba rls SnoS Liniment has for
many years been the constant fayorile
family aemsdy 25o, 0Oo, GHd 81 Ut X
Sohooler,s.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Hunters Take Notice.

The Farmers Protective Association
Of Dry Fork has appointed Willis Carns
and V o Preston, as game wardens, win
authority to arrest an! hunter found Oh
premises Of members Of the BssociG .or
AItuVut lermit.
FRASK BRUMMErT, PRES.
ANDREW GRESHAM, Src'y, e-2
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

The Carthage and Lamar papers
radically differ in regard to that
football fusco at Carthage Thurs.
day. How utterly impossible
vo I'D it be for a citizen Of either
town to give an unbiased account
Of the affair.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LADY

WANTED-TRrSTwOR1Hf LADY
Or GENTLEMAN To manage business
IN this County aud adjoining territory,
or house of solid financial standing
j2J.O0 straight cash salary aud expenses
paid each Monday direct from head
qItrters, Expense money adyNnoed;
position permanent. Al, ress Manager
h5 Monon Bldg, Chicago.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Missouri Pacific r,ms Table.

South BOUND.
No 29-St L., X G. Il Joplin Mail 7:30 am
No 27 X G, Tex Il Joplin Mail. 3;0l pm
No 25-K &, Tex & Joplin Exp. I2:20 am
No l03 Local Freights .,..,. l0:l2 am
NORTH BOUND,
NJ 26-Tex, Joplin & X c Exp. $3.50 am
No 2i-Joplin. k G & St l. Mail 1912 am
No 30-St l., X ca Joplin Mail S:0l pm
No lOi-Local Freights ........ 300 pm
All trains have through chair cars.
Close connection in Union depots.
Tickets sold ard baggage checked
through to all principle points in the
country. ii. .. BAKER, Agent.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

The richest man is the one who
pete the most enjoyment out OF
what he has. Farmer aud Stock
man.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
December as Pleasant as rlay

n q keel stem g
you over o Hy
fl
The gdb eli lutmt they hat t
h M month"; If the yea ~ gn
~ o II a lev g
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

Our Coronation shoes all have ru~t
ok sole The Rock Oak Sole has doubi
he wrar oi the ordinary sole. Hastings.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
Hunters Take Notice.

We the undersigned IN, mbers Of the
0ppossum Creek association agree to
prosecute all hunters hunting 90 our
farms without permission, We also intend
to report all Sunday hunters.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

Only the wealthy can afford
the luxury of fried eggs for break
fast Il, - cents n dozen.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03

Now is the time to advertise
your Christmas goods.
The Jasper news., 1903-12-03
THURSDAY, DEcE dBER 3, 1908

Issued every Thursday and devoted to
the interests Of the people of Jasper and
vicinity. Our politics THE greatest
good to the greatest number"
Entered Mt tho Postofiice at Jasper,
Mo-, ~ Second-class matter September
81, 1898.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-07-31
Local News.

William Lawrence was called to
Toledo this week by the death of rela-
tive.
Mrs. Monroe Isham died at Wyandotte,
Saturday. She formerly resided here,
and Irving Isham, of Owosso township,
was son.
Mrs. G. M. Jackson has returned from
Saginaw. She brought back with her a
daughter, Mrs. Leroy Roberts, who has
been quite sick.
Mrs. Emery DeForest, wife of a car
penter residing in West Owosso, has
been arrested and taken to Lansing to
answer charge of larceny.
In the case of Mary Wilcox, an in
competent, application has been made
for the appointment of guardian.
The hearing will be August II. An
alias citation has been issued as some
of those who should attend the proceed
ings have not been cited to appear.