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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14
Eczema
FROM The OIOUU THE SKIN

The prevalence OF Eczema among the
young and old is due to the introduction of
poisonous matter in the blood. Those PIN.
pies, eruptons and sores upon the face, neck
and body are all due TO the same cause Ii
is waste OF time and money to attempt to
cure such condition by doctoring the skin
The seat OF the trouble Is in the blood and
the cause is the hloods impurity A specific
course Of MEDFRINE will open the natural
channels OF the system and promote a drain
age OF the impurities Of the blood. which
VIII filter cleanse and purify II so that no
form OF eruption upon the skin can appear
hEbERINE is the only Guaranteed cure for
Eczema and all blood impurities II stand.
alone today upon Its own merits and chaL
lenges the world for a specific blood purifier
Ike 1t. DO not nurse your trouble along
Write NEDERINE REMEDY co. West Su.
perior. Wis. for their system OF treatment.
All letters answered.
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Coal was for the first time used as
fuel in this country at Wilkesbarre on
Feb. IL. 1902.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure 10 know Of the wonderful
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-02-14

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kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address
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oIIHF IN thIs paper anc
send your address tc
Or. Kiimer g. Co. Bing,
hauton, n. Y. The
regular fifty cent anc
dollar SIZES are sold hv
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
INDICATIONS OF ZINC.
Another Big Strike Believed Made
Ia Preston Twp.

John Milton, n prominent farmer OF
Preston township Nho was among the
visitors OF the city yesterday, reported
that progress is being made in prospect
ing for ore ON the Schreckrngaust land,
mort hrast q Preston.
Tnn recent mineral dcvelopements OF
the county have had "a tendency toward
bringing the district north OF Carthage
into prominence in the product on ore
aud it is, IN fact, true that some eXcell-
eni possibilities arr in store.
Prospecting ON the Schieckengaust
land has been giiug on for some time
aud thh prOspectors are now on tho verge
Of what they believe is good body Of
zinc. A depth Of IS feet has been reach
oil and "shines" Are said to be quite
plentiful. Another big strike would not
be surprising. The Land is but QUE half
milo west Of the Rice farm, where good
strike has r.ceutly bsen made.--Carth-
hHe Democrat.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
FROM STATE suPERIN rENDENr.
Urges All Teachers To Attend
Association ncetinx.

In the following letter 10 the NEWS
State School. Superintendent W. L. Car
ringtou urges all teachers II this vicinity
to attend the County Teachers Associa-
ton Meeting 10 bo held at Webb City
next THURSDAY; Friday and Saturday,
October 3, 0 and l0th:
To The TEACHERS Or JASPER County:
Permit mo vord in u matter of vital
importance to,you aud TO all others nav
ing special interest in schools.
So far nineteen G, unties have held
their teachers associations. The re-
suits are very gratifying. With two ok
ceptions, the attendance has been OK
cellsnt. In jackson County every teach
or, not sick, was in attendance aud the
interest was at white heat, Supt. John
son had a fine program in which sixty
Of the teachers OF the county took activ
part, Two hours each day were pevot
ed to section meetings. Everybody fell
that it was his meeting. Every teache
went home 10 high spirits, with en,hus
asm enough to inspire pupils and pat
rons to better things FOR their schools
II any teacher came to tho meeting !
, the collective, 'he left in tho''nomint
tive" A dozen counties could be nan
ed where tho meetings were Of ILL
) character.
I In n Few instances school boards ha'
: requested teachers not TO dismiss scho
n to attend the meeting. That is unfort
o nate. Tho teacher will be worth {
/. more to the district after attending a
IlnnninR " It'll those enEAged in like voI
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

1t will pay both teacher and dis; riot.
II Is In the interest OF better schools for
every teacher in the county TO attend.
Tbs Law makesbt tue duty ufeyery teach
er TO attend the meeting. School
boards should not object Plans for
tho educational exhibit nj the World =
Fair will be discussed. No t'achsr can
keep in lins Of progress without touch
ing hands aud hearts with their fellow
teachers.
Mako determined effort to put your
school work On tho highest plane, show
your directors that YOU aro yeEy. much
in earnest aud there will be uo obicc-
tiops to your attending the meetings nnd
receiving compensation for a full week S
work when you have taught the three
first days. A lclose observer 81 educa
tional movements says that the plans
now in operation are moro far reaching
aud less autocratic than any ever before
matte work. looking to improved coudi
tiuns generally, including better schoo
houses and equipments, better prepared
teachers and more sympathy with thu
: work on tho part OF patrons aud tsIpSy
ers.
Ny department will have representa-
tive at your meeting 10 render yon an.
, help possibls to the rud that the schou
r work and school conditions may DO I'M
!. proved. Yours truly,
@ n. L. Darlington.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
.. u. Lahman Dead.

o. II. Lahman, a well known farmer
living min" miles southeast Of this city.
died at his home last Thursday after.
noon. after lingering illness OF con
sumption. He was 80 years OF age and
leaves u wife and one child. He was a
bro'her-in.isw to Mrs. J. ~. Lawrence
and Mrs. Frank Jones Of this city.
The funeral was held Friday after
noon and the iuterment was at tht
Hackney cemetery.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

p. s.. Butter and Eggs
Taken ia Exchange for
Dry Goods g. Notions.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
AN UP TO DATE SYSTEM.
JASPER NOW HAS FIRST.cLASS
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
The Whole System Entirely Over
hauled And Central Office
Moved

Ell Lauderbaugh owner and manager
Of the Jasper Telephone System has
Just completed ono OF the most complete
systems 10 the county, lilo has built an
entirely new plant, all new cedar poles,
new wire and now Switch board aud
has moved the Central Office up stairs
over tho Hendrix Grocery and is now
prepared to give perfect service.
The office will DO open ut oil hours
aud subscribers can get service at any
hour IN the uay VI night having made
arrangements for night operator, Sun
day hours will be from to II m aud
. toi Jpn,
lie is also hayirg new directory mode
for his customers.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

A box social was held at the home Of
A. w Teeter southwest Of town the
other night the proceeds of which vii!
be used in procuring medical treatment
for Miss jennie Teetet who has bpep in
bad health for some time. The social
was planned by Daniel Faith and Arch
Rice and was yer, pleasant gathering
as well as financial success. The pro-
ceeds amounted to sll.25.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

Tn, remains Of Mira. William Majors
were brought to Lamar, Monday noon,
from Chelsea, Indian Territory, and in
tered in Lake Cemetery. Mrs. Majors
aiud last Friday night after prolong' d
illness. She, with her husband, for
mery livei ON we'll improved farm
near Keroma. Before hcr marriage to
MIR. NJ ljo;s, he nsm, WAS NJ L. r..
Wsbb.-LamaT Drmucrat.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
TAKE THE no. pAc. RY.
TO Priests OF PaiIas Parade, At Kansas
City, night Of Oct. g.

This will DO the seventeenth annual
parade given by this world-famcd organi.
zation. Fifteen dazzling pictures, NOV
cd and illLmined by electricity, will pass
through the city's principal streets. No
display ever attempted in the world has
been rs elaborate, gorgeous aud wonder
ful as this will be. II you miss this you
will miss tho greatest event of its char
Acter you will ever have the chance Of
seeing. One human life dres not present
two such opportunities.
The Priests Of PallAs ball will be held
in Convention. hall on the night Of Oct.7.
and grand Mask ball will lie given W.
der the direction of the Priests OF PallAs
in the hall on the night Of Oct. 0.
Reduced rates for all these events.
For all kin Is of Iron Beds go 10 Eek
les new store. 34tf
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
New Dunkard Preacher.

Elder j. NJ. Nrh and family from
Saluda, North Carolina, has arrived in
jasper and taken rooms at Mr., Embrre's
in the south part OF town. Mr.. Netf is
Duukard preacher and will spend the
winter here. lie will soon begin special
meetings at the Dunkard church south
Of this city.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
Cousin To Cole Younger.

Mrs. Talley who lives northw est Of
Jasper WAS in Lamar recently to see her
cousin Cole Younger who was there with
his show. MIR. Younges's mother and
Mrs. Talloy's mother were sisters max
ing them first cousins.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01
TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS
GROCERIES

Our Grocery Stock is new aud fresh and for bene
well the benefit 81 customers quote you few
prcvs Tor your consideration. Look grocery bills for
ho IL and how much you have lost il you
have not bought of us.
Lion Coffee per package 10c Old Country Soap bars 2c
Arbuckes Coffee per Ikg lOc Diamond Soap 7lbars pc
Standard Corn per l0c Standard Tomatoes 25c
Csro Fruto loo per pkg. Other goods in proportion.
These haze been prices for l2 mouths. Look up
your bills and where you
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

Take your butter. eggs and
poultry TO J. Mccaslin he pays
the top price and gives you
the advantage of bargain prices
on many articles.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

Rev. and Mrs. II. @. Jones v ho live 3
miles north Of Carthage drove up Sun
day aud Mr. Jones filled the pulpit at
the Methodist church Sundsy morning.
His sermon was much enjoyed by the
large audience present.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01

W. s. ClaypooI, who has opened pro
duce house in Jasper has moved his
family hcro aud is occup. ing the
Boucher house at tie cCr..er Of Maiden
Ill, tnd III. street.
The Jasper news., 1903-10-01


Of
Thanking you kindly for past favors, Very Respy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-08
cAhTKR n HARRISON.

The chief Issue In the campaign
was The traction question. both can.
dldates fayoring ultimate municipal
ownership 81 the street railways
Stewart advocated an Immediate i'm
provement az conditions. making the
best terms possible with the cOmpanys.
Harrison recommended delay until
the city had obtained what II desired
from the companies
Mayor Harrison said 4 regard the
present election as less of personal
victory for myself than as a victory
for municipal ownership-a victory
which should lead 10 the developmen Mt
Of public. and national as we'll as mum
icipAl utilitiss Partisan lines we're
east aside 10 a great extent but the
reauls II at the same time a substan-
tlal enforcement Of my administra-
ton
The Republicans elected John r
Smnlxski for the city attorney by s700
plurality and Fred G Bender for city
clerk by S700. the Democrats elected
Ernest Hummel Tor city treasurer by
u 700 The new eity council wtt De
81 Republicans. 81 Democrats and one
independent Democrat
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rlp <p
feaasafaaas easss.a Nss l'fsaena@a chass
Maglstrata Il nIs.narck.

Magistrate &c bismarck.
Blsmareg. Il. b. April ]. STANDING
In the private once 81 Governor White
1t the state capitol President Roose-
vsit received the assurance of the
friendship and support Of the great
Sioux indian tribe and similar assur-
ance from the chiefs of the Mandans
and Grosveutres. Twenty OF the most
distinguished chIeftains of the tribes
had come from their agencies to see
the Great Father" and assure him of
their support and good will There
were many famous indians in the as
semblage. John Grass. the orator and
chief justice OF the Sioux. made the
presentation OF the tribes good will 10
q translation OF the address which
had been agreed upon In council of
the chiefs. At the same time Grass
presented the president with a peace
pipe OF beautifully carved pipestone.
in token OF the good will and friend
g. of the Indians.
We have been treated we'll By the
good Great Father" said Grass, land
We hope he will be the Great Father
again when bis term is over
The chief of Mandans also present
ed written assurances OF the good win
OF his people Tell him. said Presi-
Dent Roosevelt through the inter-
pretor. that | am glad TO see him.
The Mandan Indians always have done
we'll" Then the wrinkled old chief
tain grasped the presidents hand and
solomnly granted his approval
The presidents train reached the
capital city OF the state on schedule
| time and the party were Immediately
taken through lavishly decorated
] streets TO the capitol, where a brief
/ reception was held The president
/ met and shook hands with many OF
/ the friends Of his western days. Fol-
| lowing the reception he delivered a
/ brief address from the balcony OF the
( capitol building to crowd Of several
( thousand people assembled from all
: parts Of the Mississouri slope
Il am an old settler Of this state.
said the president Il lived here
twenty years ago and feel that am
an old timer. There are two WAYS 10
know man: BY working with him
( or by fighting with him. and on the
ranges there are men with whom I
have worked and with whom | have
fought" Concluding. the president
laid stress upon personal responsible
iiy and personal effort as the essen
tails In all things.
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NET CHIEF rs.
PTssidsnt Roosevelt Introduced to Quite
Number Of Them.

President Roosevelt Introduced to Quite
Number Of Them.
Mandan. N. d, April S.-Presideut
Roosevelt has been travelling through
familiar country and has received
hearty greetings wherever his train
stopped. AT many places he recognized
old friends. and from his conversation
IL is evident that this has been one
OF the most enjoyable days OF his trip.
Al Fargo. jamestown and Bismark
he made stops Of from half an hour 10
an hour and discussed conditions 10
the Philippines, the tariff and the gen.
ersl prosperity the country is enjoying
A. Bismarck the president was intro
duced TO a number Of Indian chiefs.
some of whom had fought against Gus.
ter. lie had traded with two Of these
Indians eighteen or twenty years ago
and he instantly recognized them.
The chiefs presented an address and
a pipe Of peace 70 the president. who
had few words OF greeting and
thanks for each The most interest.
ing ceremony at the day occurred at
Medora. where the president at one
time owned a ranch and which was
his postoffice address sixteen years
ago when he vas sheriff ~ Billings
county. RauChme0 from the surround.
ing country came INFO town and gave
the president a truly western reCep
I tion. Joe Farr.s. Hho WIS the prcsi
dents Old foreman aud M, brother
5 n Ferris. met tho president at Bis
marck and rode VITA him 10 Medora
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HARRISON HfHER
For the Fourth Time ne Is ghosea
Mayor of Chicago.
TRACTION QUESTION.
The Chief Issue In the Campaign Wa
the Matter Of Municipal Owner.
ship Of the Street Railway
Lines Of That City.

Chicago. April S.-Carter H. Har-
rison was elected mayor of Chicago
for the fourth time, his majority By
oiicial count over Graene Stewart.
the Republican candidate, being es4s.
Harrison. I4e.323: Stewart. 1888:
Cruise 1893; Breckon Il.2i2: Haines
2sls.
In the last mayoralty election the
total vote was: Harriston. Democrat,
l5s.75s: Hanecy, Republican, l2s,412;
Hoyt. Prohibition. 3s2s; Collins. So
cialist 1884
The early returns we're in favor Of
Stewart and at one time be was 1000
ahead. but the later returns cut down
Ais plurality steadily and the Repub-
lican leaders in private conversation
admitted Stewards defeat By ahou,
5000.
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They Have NirtsAiiy Made q Clean sweep
~. Tasats

Tbsy Have Virtually Made q Clean sweep
al ~. Isats.
St Louis. April S~-A Democratic
victory Was won in the csty's election.
the majority ranging from So0e to TO-.
600 OF the vote for six councilmen
twenty eight members Of the house
OF delegate. members % the board OF
education. and the Inspector Of
weights and measures Almost com
ple;e returns showed that every Dem
ocratlc candidate had been elected
The Republicans claim gross frauds
were committed al the polls
In St Louis interest conferred in the
council ticket. which was headed by
the so-called reform ticket ON which
the names of Republican or indepen.
dent candidates took the places OF
some Democratic candidates for the
house Of delegates In an effort TO elm.
mate from the house of delegates the
socalled combine" element So far
as returns show not an independent
candidate was elected.
Municipal elections were held in
most of the Missouri cities. The Re
pubiicans carried Jefferson City.
Carthage and Lamar: the Democrats
were victorious in Nevada. Mexico.
Rock Hill warrensburg. Kirksyille.
Butler. Richmond. Excelsior Springs.
AobeFly and Joplin. and an indepen-
dent ticket won at Sedalia Al JET.
ferson City the Democrats attribute
defeat &c the enforcement OF the Sun.
day closing law by the present Demo.
cratic administration
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As To EMpE..k DYES
semate Appoinss cesnnsssfse 70 Assert Mn
Naaihss rhss - Messed

8emaae ArpOimsH Geanszzkfes 20 AseassAins
NaashsT Thaa Nssaed
AaStIn. April s.-Tshs house had !
bare q1oram Tues u. but could not
hold II
In the senate the chair laid before
that body the pending business, the
resolution and substitute relating TO
the retention OF senate employees
The resolution by Senator Hender
son provided for RECESSION of the or
ganization OF the regular session. and
thus permit a complete reorganization
The substitute by Senator Davidson
OF Dewitt provided for the retention
OF all the employees of the regular SEES
sion. and those heretofore receiving
IS per day shall be allowed but s. per
day, except the clerk OF the finance
committee. who shall continue TO re
csive IS per day
Both were tabled.
Senator Douglas offered resolu
ton providing for the appointment CT
q committee OF five senators 10 deter
mine the number Of officers and en-
ployes to be retained Adopted
The chair announced the appoint.
ment Of Senators Henderson. Hale
Hicks. Hill and Hanger as the com
mittee
Senator Davidson Of Dewitt said the
Law OF parliamentary procedure de-
mands the appointment Of the author
OF the resolution on a committee pro.
vided for by it. He insisted on the ap
pointment 81 Senator Douglas on the
committee
Senator Douglas vas added In place
OF Senator Henderson
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Galveston, April Sat a meeting OF
the stock holders OF the Galveston
Houston and Henderson railroad the
following officers were reelected +
Is olcott. New York. president: J. II
Hawley. Galveston. vice president, A
A. Van Alstyne. Galveston. secretary
and treasurer: J. II Hin. manager
There were present AT the meeting
h G Rouse. A. A, Allen. ]. w. Max
well. James Brown Potter j W. Hage
mann, n. A. Stedman. ]. II Hawley
and A. A. VanAlystyne
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Fargo, y u, April s-Despite the
blizzard weather. reception 70 and adj.
dress II President Roosevelt was car.
rieG out according 20 plans. The
presidential party was escorted in car.
rtages through the business portion
Several thousand children also wei
coined the president He was escort
ed 10 ihe Waldorf hotel. where be
addressed al Immense and enthasI
astie crowd on the Philippines
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neGusra to Amra.

Washington. April 3 The United
States supreme court refused 20 af.
Arm the Leyba Spanish land grant in
New Mexico. The court held that the
grant had originally been valid. but
said inasmuch as IL had been aban.
doned in 1889 h had been forfeited
The treat contained rs. 900 acres and
Is said 10 include valuable deposits
Of turquoise.
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Austin. April T.--Governor Lanham
has filed his sixteenth veao disapproy,
ing of Mr. Maddlebrook' bill. which
was meant to appropriate $4,000 for the
purpose OF aiding the Daughters OF the
republic Of Texas. and the Cum Con.
silio club of Nacogdoches. IL was We.
toed on the ground that Ii was in con
traventiou OF the section OF the con
Etitution which prohibits the Legisla-
ture from appropriating money 10 aid
any person or association of persons
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King Kd~ard Leave. Li.hon.

Lisbon, April S.-King Edward
boarded the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert preparatory 10 his departure
from Lisbon for Gibraltar. The cere-
mony at his embarkation was the same
as on his arrival here. King Edward
and King Carlos received an ovation
along the whole route followed. Their
state barge was escorted by an enor-
nous fiotilla OF boats filled with cheer.
ing people.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-08

Little Rock. Ark. April s.-Speclals
to the Arkansas Gazette from ali parts
Of Arkansas show that thus far not
an independent or = Republican has
been elected In any OF the municipal
elections. The only two Republicans
counties in the state have no railroads
or telegraph lines and reports from
there win be delayed Az Hot Springs.
where a very hot fight has been wag
ed. George Bedding. the present may.
or. has been reelected by a majority
of nearly one thousand
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-08

New Orleans. April She river
here continues stationary at 202. A,
Lake Providence the river gauge
shows s fall of about two feet as a
result 81 the Hollybrook break, but
much II the water that goes through
nov Sil ultimately return to the Mis-.
sissippi
Expectation is that the food here
wili have receded considerably before
this water gets 10 New Orleans. Work
continues 81 Hymella crevaSse
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-08

Washington. April S--Admiral Walk.
er, General Haiues and Major Black.
the two latter OF the corps OF engi.
neers. leave New York for Colon for
the purpose Of appraising the value OF
work now In progress on the canal.
and which will be prosecuted by the
French company up 20 the moment
when the great property comes into
actual possession of the United States
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-08

Rotterdam, April s.-The warship
Holland Is mored of the town and 4
thousand soldiers have arrived here
The river Is being patrol1ed by steam
picket boats. An unsuccessful at.
tempt 10 wreck a passenger train
which left here during the night was
made by placing a tie on the track
An International train service Is be
lieyed 20 be assured