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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-03-03

Poor sad Humanity
Through all the dust and heat
Turns back with bleeding feet,
BY the weary read it came,
Unto the simple thought
BY tie Great Master taught
And that remaineth still;
Not he that repeateth the name,
But he that doeth the will.
-Longfel.ow.
Camden is almost three to one in
favor of remaining town.
There We're warm contests and some
surprises in the city elections, yester-
day..
The lawmakers meet at the Capitol,
this afternoon for the sessions ninth
week
At this season. last year, the sleigh
ing had. practically disappeared in this
section of Maine.
During 1902, Millinocket reported 81
births and IS deaths, comfortable
margin on the right side.
1t is all bridge in Bath. The women
are playing it, and the men are talking
about the new one they want the
county to build.
One exchange ventures to wonder IL
the license fee will be exacted when
the young Roosevelts visit the
Aroostook woods in search of big
game, next fall.
Building operations around Sebago,
the source of Portland's water supply,
are decidedly discouraged by the bill
which has passed the Legislature.
There is no danger of too many safe
guards in such a case.
The Brunswick and Topsham water
district plan promises to work out to
the satisfaction of all concerned,
though there is yet a lot of red tape to
be unwound. --,-..
Sanford would rather like to have a
company in, the National Guard in
place of Co. H of I'd Regiment the
Watcrville company which has been
Cisharded
The limit of superstition is reached
by brunswick conductor who is so
superstitious over the number 10 that
when it appears on the cash register
he rings in another fare and pays for it
out of his pocket
kingfield is much worked up over the
proposition to open a billiard room in
the village. 1t is a very fortunate COM
munity if it has nothing worse there.
$. c. Small. historian of the I'd
Maine Cavalry Association, writes to
the Journal as follows: Gen. A. b.
Squirting, sos Lasalle avenue, Chicago.
will celebrate his 10th birthday, March
10Th. He would like to hear from his
old comrades of the I'd Maine Cavalry.
The association will present him with
a flag
Modest and manly "Bilr' Sewall is
back in Maine again. Most men would
have been spoiled by such a trip as he
has taken, but he isn't that kind.
Skowhegan is one of the happy towns
which has wiped out the last of its in
terest bearing indebtedness during the
year.
In the current edition Of Shooting
and Fishing, the well known New York
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
SAVE rre cnILpREN.

Ninety -uine Of every one HUNDRED dis
eases that children have are due to dis
orders Ut the stomach, and these dis
ordera are; all caused by. indigestion.
Kodoi Dyspepsia cure is lust rs good
for children as il is for adults: children
thrive on it. 1t keeps their little
stnmachs sweet ard encourages their
growth and development. Mrs. Henry
carter, 700 ceutral st., Nashville, Ten.
says; "My little boy is now years old
and has been suffering from Indigestion
ever since he WAS born. have hAd the
best doctors in Nashville. but failed TO q o
him any good. After using one bottle
Of kodol he is u well baby. recommend
it to all sutf rers." Kodol' digests what
you eat and makes the stomach sweet.
Sold by + | Lau derbaugh Drug CO.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

on the Third Monday in November, 1893
and answer or demur to the plaintiffs
petitiOn, on or before the third day of
said term, iii the term shall so long con-
tinue, and il not, then before the end of
the term) the snme will be taken as con-
fessed.
1t is further. ordered that copy here
Of be published, mt least once a week,
for fouf weeks successfully, the last in
ssrtion to be at least fifteen days before
the first day Of said term, in the "JAs
per NeWs,"A a newspaper published in
said county, and designated by tho
plaintiff, with the approval OF the Court
as most likely to give notice to said de-
feDdAnt.
A true copy of the record.
ATTEST: A. +. CARAEAN, Clerk.
By j. W. GRAY, ID. &.
Thomas & Hackney, ,Atty,s for plaintiff.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

We offer One Hundred D liars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot ts
cured by Halls CAtsrrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & Co., Props. 4. Toledo, o
We the undersigned. have known + j.
perfectly honorable in Nil business
transactions aud financially abe 10 carry
out any obligations made by theie firm.
WHr & TsuAx, WHOLESALE Druggist
Toledo, o. WALpiNG, KISNAN 4 MAHvIS
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o,
Halls Cstsrrh cure is takon internally
acting directly upon the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of the system. Prizes
75c. per bottle Sold Halls Family Pill,
are the best.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
couiaa't Stand the Pressure.

Although most OF us would b,
willing TO run the risk. neserthe
less popularity and prosperity dii
harden under which few md
can stsnd'without hHying thgii
heads turned. -
Cues Al. Schawb furnishes ps
with the most recent illdstrstion
OF whataa fool undue prosperity
will make Of what Was supposed to
have been a level hooded man
Mr. SohwSb,has just 'been retired
from the presidency Of the steel
trust. He has ., fortune OF about
twenty-five millions. Up 10 the
formation OF tho trust, he had
lived in a comparative quiet and
modest iashion,. Here, however,
he at once became acquainted with
men who bad becn bong .aocus.
toued to the domestic aud social
uses Of large wealth. Udder' this
pressure he appears 10 have gone
lown. Iu Europe he, went racing
around In alt sorts Of foolish ex.
trAvsgahceS, playing 1T the Monte
carlo gambling heils and showing
money srUund.oa 10 IS, y
At home he commencel the
erection Of d palace which vas ,u
COST about three hMfbHiss He
| planned u c6aa&Eyi akabliJhmen,
aud began 10 DIP fAsvhAsJ grsa,
6aantial enterprises s'Uhdy yrtGsae
conditions he has lost his standing
IL hotShia intellectual vitiiity, and
today Is put aside. aud the young
man who has been bearing most OF
the responsibility of the presidency
has taken bis place.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

A sermon in a nnutshcll ia con.
tanned in the following by a ives.
tern moralist: "JailS are built
out OF honest mems earnings
Courts ara supported from peace
ful mems property. Penitentiar,
les are built by the toll of virtue
Crime never pays its own way
Woe has no. hand TO work and nc
head to calculate. Its, whole fac
ulty is to corrspt;. :. and 40 waste
aud good men foot the bill"
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

n'the Circuit Court Of Jasper county
Missouri, st Csrthage, June term, IDU;3.
William Dietz, Plaintiff,
vs.. ! 1881
Joseph Fshlenbock, Defendant
Now at this day comes the plaintiff in
the above entitled cause, by Attorneys
Thomas and Hackney, and hsvil < here.
tOiors filed his affidavit, stating, among
other things that the defendant, Joseph
Fahlenbock Id q nonresident Of the
State OF Missouri, and cannot be served
with the ordinary process OF law herein.
Ii u thsrefore ordered by tho Court,
that publication be made, notifying the
said defendant that suit has been COM
menced against him 10y petition and at
tachment, IN the circuit court OF jasper
county, Missouri, al Carthage, the OBJ
iect and general nature Of which is "
obtain a judgment against tho defend
ant herein for the sum of S2750.J0 and
costs OF suit for money alleged to have
been paid plaintiff to defendant, under
false representations, for certain. shares
Of stock in the alleged ,corporaiiop
known as the "Free Ore Mining Com.
pany," and that his property has been
attached, and that unless said defend
ant be and appear at the next term Of
the said court, to commence and be
holden at Carthage, in said county, oU
tho Third Monday in November, 1903,
and answer or demdr to the plaintiff i
prtition, on or before the third day of
said term, iii the term shall 30 long con
tinus, and IL not, then before the end Of
thsteTm) the same will be taken as con-
fcssed.
1t is further ordered that copy here,
Of be published, at least once werk,
for four weeks successfully, the last in-
:sertionl to be Mt least 'fiftasn days before
tlq Hrst day Of said teIm. In the ''Jss-
per News" a newspaper published in
said county, and designated by the
Pliintih, with the approval Of the cosrt,
as most likely. TO give notice to said de-
fendAnt. ~ ,s,r..-
A true copy OF the record.
ArrKsT. A. y. C4RMEAs, Clerk.
by ]. W. GEAy, u. q.
Thomas 4 Hackney, Att'ys Tor Plaintiff.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In tho Circuit Court OF Jasper county
Missouri, at Carthage, June term, 1908.
Paul Koehne, Plaintiff,
VS.. ~ tfO59 q
Joseph Fahienbock. defendant
Now st this day comes the plaintiff In
the Abovn enlitIed cause. by Attorneys
Thomas and Hackney, aud having here
tofoEe hlsd bis affidavit, stating among
othar things that the defendant Joseph
Fahlspbock is a nonresident Of the
State Qf Missouri, and oannot bs served
With tho ordiuary process oi Law herein.
1t u therPfors ordered by the court thai
IlphVcation be made, notifying tho said
.defepdsht that seit has been commenced
,agaSnst him by .petili0n, apd Attachment,
"a Tie Careuit ceuIt OF Jasper county,
'Aissotfti, at Carthage. the object and
eGposai nature OF which Is 10 obtain a
iudgelhont against The defendant heI Gin
for the sum OF tl087, 80 aud costs OF suit
for piopay alleged 70 have been paid by
plAinfin TO defendant, under false repre-
's.antaions, ioraceTiain shares Of stock in
the alleged oorpaisttion known as the
"Frre ORE Mining Company" ADd that
his property haa been attached, and
unl'rs said defendant be and 4ppsar At
the next term OF court, 70 oomHsance and
DO holden at Carthage. 10 said cOunty
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
Flour s &Feed at :whoIssaIe.
-, :. : Jasper Elsya atOf. ],
Otsrsei ParaIYsIa.

WIS., Baigs 20. Tsue. Te4As.. writes;
Ny wiiehsi besu suffeyipg 5IY4ra with
PARALYSIS ir her arm, wbcn Was l,srsua.
ded TO use BallArd's Snow Liniment,
which cured her all right. Ihage also
ussd Il orold sores. frost bites. aud skin
sruptioos Il does tho work." 25c, 5oc
aud si.Oo bottlt ct T.. |, Ltud' rbaugh
Drug CO.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

Finding II would be isupossible
10 oheck the Folk boom by oppos-
ing that worthy gentleman. the
machine politicians are rapidly
coming out in fsvor Of him. Thii
wili.indse.l DO a heavy load ioI
MnaFOlk to carry. but it is hoped
that he will DO abIe to pull
through under il. -,
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
!, Gents, Ladies and, Chill
dren 5 Sox at Jasper Racket


However slight at this time Of yssr and
In itAis climate, it is the fOreruUner OF
snisiAria. A1disPosiGqn to y4wn, and an
'aiitirsa dutfeeling et'n comes before
tho chills, uerbiuc, by Its prompt
stinablative actionQn the liver, drives
the nialsrial germs ont OF the 4sysisn,
rurities tho blo~d, tones. up. the sy ysieIn
pdfii~s the blood, tones up the sysiem
and restores health. 5Oc at E Lsuder.
baugh Drug cu.- p - - -
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

=, 1t is romerhAt like tho gnilty
thief crying stop theft" for Mr
Bafbee to charge Congressman
Benton with being Responsibilities
.,.,he defeat Of the Democratic county
ticket, Mr.. Barbee has no one tc
blAmo but himself for the tickets
defeat. His action at the Carter
wiAS,acOnyeption Was what de.
'fsStSd the ticket, and. Mr., BentoI
Had nothing whatever TO do witt
N.Y.. SH -
o.. te ~ "a
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

Legislative hallsand other positions
OF trusts in the place Of those who
will sell their vote to the highest
bidder and lie about itwhen they
are discovered.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
Flies. Flies, Beware.

If your COW hits you in
the faoe,&ith her tail, put
Cow Comfort Oil on her and
fiioA will not bother YOU nor
the.cow. :. Webb. Bt5s.- ~
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
POTENT PlI.l. PLRAsURa

I The pills that Arepotent 10 their aetion
and rieAsant 10 etfectare DSwitt's little
Esrly Risers: w. s. Philpotot Albany
GsiSNa ..Duriug bilious attack took
oue. Small as j. was Il did me more good
than eplomef blue mass or any other pills
l ever took and at the sime time IL
ffected me pleasantly. Little Early
Glisers arc certAlnly m ideal pill" Sold
- n Il ILapderbaugb Drug c5.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
DEWITT ~ 'rntz'.NArats.l

whea you 20 t6bay witch HAEoI iot k
Tor tbs ihg Eewtis On svsrs boi. The
puff, uhsttit"Fahd Witch Hazel is used
iolnAking- -pgHitt's Witch HS,Sl Saive;
.slAtas 10 ths best salye. in tho world for
'os,Ss hnreas bEpisss, ,koilt, 6zeulA aud
piles, The popularity of DewSttfi
Witch Hazel Salsa, due "a Il many cures
has caused numerous woFthlrss counter.
feits 70 In placed on the market, The
genuine bsars sths oamO OF L Dewitt
a co. chicago. Sold by Y. I. Lauder
baugh Drug CO.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
sus.o-,ps,or Rats..

The Lamar Democrat prints q
large picture Of Sam B. Cook
While il does not say so. NO take
il for granted that that paper is
in favor Of that gentleman for gov.
srnor. and a continuation Of ring
rule.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

:, When a man wiH'tsslity Asains,
his frieOds and svsn bis own son
Tsthes-tAAR-OamIDit putiury. that
man prOves himself a patriot oI
which any community MAY well
feel proud. Il isap pity that such
mSa are not holding seats in the
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
You Can flake no
Safer Investment

Real Estate Cannot Get Away from Lots Larusl
treble within within multiply
times There IN becr for especially
Every farmer within miles Of Laruse should
Think what profit would hase made had
which
ag al s00 worth thousand
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
A Few Of the Business Houses to be Installed

whn Lots Bank. $4,000 Capital Thomas
apdO
Bookbsrt
Thsse = arc many
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
This is a Natural Location for a City

neghborins
high and dry and OF
direction graded roads 1t "a OF mile s. W.
Mil and owned by the Laruel
been let and
gradd switching have been
positively
nd their Of establishing
applied for lot will be sold in
viii be q t
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
LarusseIl's Nearest Neighborng Railroad Towns are

CAhsxe Is miles Reeds miles
City 10 miles southe Monet 70 miles
den City, Omle esnorth.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
The Jasper News
LYNN MONROE.
Editor.
THURSDAY. AUGUST II. 1908.

Issued every Thursday and devoted 70
che interests OF the people. ot Jasper and
vicinity. Our politics Tho grestcst
good to the greatest number"
Entered at the Postosflce at Jasper,
Mo-. As Second-class matter Septe,nbes
~. 1888.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
Psy.IGian. ApaDvisrsIees

Esrd. 4 Sturgeon, a pFomDeot t,rug
frp At Recksy mn S,atisn, Ky:,writSs;
.''Ws wrre requSstedby BE'GB susglyy
v send for Herbihes6r the Genefl, ot oor
,ssston,ers. We ordered'tbree dozen In
,pecomb.r, and We ate'glad tosay, Her
bins has given such great Satisfartl tlon
that We have dapjleatsd this arder three
times, and today We have your salesman
another order. VIZ beg to say Or. G,s9
Snigley takes plpas0t ID recommer ding
Herbjoe," SOC bottle St E. I. Lauder
ibsush Drug co, s5
P0R SALE: s0n, 40 and 80 aero
isrS ier Sais, bssgsips All-last snap AZ
26Oo, best impFOyementsi 4 miles; from
Jasper Addresss j. Riddle: Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13
LARuSSELL
sday, August Is, 1903, Commencing 10 am

s T 4SSsss H
The Jasper news., 1903-08-13

In-the Circuit Court Of Jasper county
Missouri, At Carthage, June term, IyOi.
William Dietz, Plaintiff,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
Charter Oak Items.

Special to Times-Republican.
Charter Oak, Aug. Editor II. II.
Sturges and family left yesterday for
a vacation trip to Hot Springs and the
Black Hills. They will visit Deadwood
and Lead. and spend some time study
ing the geological formations Of Wind
Cave.
John Bolieu and family left short
time ago for an extended tour thru
the lake regions of Minnesota, expect
ing to return in September
One of the fossil discoveries that has
been attracting much attention in this
locality, for the past week, is none
other than fine petrified specimen of
the knee joint and large bone of the
foreleg of a mastodon, which was
brought from Platte, S. D., by Attorney
L. l.. Goodwin, when he returned from
his recent trip there. 1t was found In
a sand pit, about ten miles from that
point In the top of bluff overlooking
the Missouri river. Other bones were
likewise found inact in connection
Herewith, but because of the ignorance
of their real value by the parties find
ing them, were badly broken and
crumbIed on being exposed to the air.
The bone at the joint measures six
teen inches in diameter and the whole
piece is about three feet long and
weighs nearly forty pounds. Mr.. Good
win prizes his find highly and invites
scientific investigation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07

CreSton.
w. F.. Jenklnson, ii o,,iun town
ship, has sold to c. H. Bleckwenn OF
Fairville, Palo Alto county, three year
ling heifers and one six months old
calf receiving for the lot a check for
s34O.
#. Dodge.
The latest addition to the population
of FIT. Dodge is a little Chinese bos
some II years old or so. His name is
Wing Lee, to whom he has come all the
way from California to visit.
Patton.
The case of John oirie. claiming
damage from the town Of Patton for a
horse being injured by running into
some trees cut down in front of l.. H..
Roberts place, was settled by arbitra-
ton. Mr.. Pirie was allowed $3.50 as
damages.
Washington.
The paving of the square was COM
menced Tuesday after noon, the pillow
being stuck in the gravel and dirt at
four o'clock. The east side of the
square is to be paved first. The Nc
Carthy company. which is doing the
work, came from Fairfield.
Webster City.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
VIII G. Howard in this city will learn
with deep regret of the sad misfortune
which befell their bright little son
Lowell, a few days ago in Denver,
where they now reside. He was run
over by street car and one foot 50
badly mangled that amputation was
necessary.
Newton.
Under an order received by Post
master McCord, the carriers on the
rural routes, will not leave Newton I'M
til II o'clock instead Of 9 o'clock as
This will make some Of the
carriers hustle to get over their routes,
and 1t is not altogether certain ali Of
them can do so during daylight. par
when the days grow shorter
and the roads bad.
Lake City.
Last Friday, while in the harvest
field. Glen Leonard had a peculiar
runaway. One of the horses attached
to the binder was stung by a bee
and as a result the team started to
run. In the progress Of their spree
they came to fence This offered no
down the posts that interfered. In
the binder was we'll smashed
up.
Fairfield.
The surveyors of the Burlington rail-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
Drowning at pes Moines.

Des Moines, Aug. George l.. vair,
son of James f. VAR, an employee OF
1ounker Bros, was drowned in the Des
Moines river near Mead's park about
O'Clock last evening. VAR was camp
ing with party of friends along the
Des Moines river three miles north OF
the city. While bathing he stepped in
to the bed of the river and went down
for the third and last time before help
could reach him. VAR was an employee
of the American Fire Insurance Com
pany. He was is years of age. A man
named O'Brien. a proficient swimmer.
was with the young man when the
drowning occurred and lacked only a
few seconds of perfecting rescue of
the lad. The police dragged the river
all night for the remains without sue
cess. The work Of fishing for the body
is being prosecuted this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
SAD CASE OF NEGLECT.
Three oskaiooss Children Deserted by
the Parents.

Three oskaioosa Children Deserted by
the Parents.
Special to es-Republi, an.
Oskaloosa, Aug. IA sad case of
neglect was brought to the attention OF
the officers here last night when they
were called to the home of Charles
Saylor. The three younger children of
the father aged 2. AMI eight years,
were out in the yard of the place, de-
serted by the mother, and frightened
almost until afraid to move The two
younger children were start naked and
the oldest wore only shirt. There they
stood, shivering, crying, and having
become somehow frightened we've
afraid to enter the house When qucs-
toned the story they told was most re-
voting. Their father was at work in
Buxton, their mother and an Oldest SIS
ter, perhaps is, We're at home, but had
been in the habit in the evening, OF
putting the children to bed. leaving
them and then going out for their own
amusement. They rarely returned be-
fore midnight.
The matter was brought to Squire
Stanley's notice yesterday morning,
but proved beyond his jurisdiction. The
neighbors are very indignant over the
affair and II Is quite probable that a
petition will be brought before the dis
trict court asking for The assignment
of the children to homes where they
will be cared for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
SUES THE NORTHWESTERN,
Mrs. Sarah Hill Wants $4,000 for Al.
leqed Injuries.

Special to Times Republican.
Boone. Aug. IA $4,000 damage sui.
has been filed against the Chicago e
Webster City by Mrs. Sarah Hill, In
which she asks judgment for $4,000
and costs. She states in her petition
that on October 20. 1902. she was a
passenger on Northwestern train
and got off at Kamrar. While on her
way from the station to the main
street of the town and while walking
along the company's walk with party
Of friends the person walking beside
her stepped upon the en- of a loose
board. The board flew up suddenly
in front of Mrs. Hill and she fell over it.
Her wrist was dislocated, the muscles
sprained and several bones broken.
She alleges that because of the acct
dent she has been permanently dis
abled and damaged to the amount OF
$4,000. She also states that the cor
dition Of the walk was known to lie
railroad company and that they had
been negligent In the matter of hav-
ing 1t repaired and hence responsible
for the accident.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-07
Cedar Rapids Capitalists to
Erect Large Resort at
Spirit Lake
ALL THE COTTAGES OCCUPIED
Rock Island System Interested in Plan
to Revive okoboj and Spirit Lake
as Place for Pleasure seekers-Fish-
ing Good This season-Improvement
in the Crop Conditions.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Orleans, Aug. Tt Will be observed
that the cottages on Spirit Lake are
nearer all occupied than has been since
the old Orleans hotel was torn down
and that rumor that company of Ce-
dar Rapids capitalists have leased the
hosiery will be rebuilt is being con-
firmed, as workmen have now began
TO clean up the grounds. The C. r.
& p. will haul all material and laborers
gratis, and If reports are true, by an
other season the old time resort will
again be the scene of great activity,
second to none in the state.
Why the railroad has not had in effect
an excursion rate before this is a mys-
terry. The lake is almost six feet
higher than for years and the fishing
has been fine all season. The largest
fish for the season was taken out few
days ago. 22-pound pickerel. Several
twelve and fifteen Founders have been
landed. The pike fishing is fine. An
other observation is that the past two
weeks Of hot weather has made a
wonderfully marked effect upon the
corn crop of this section, many fields
where week ago tassel could not be
seen, are now tasseled and "silked" and
roasting ears are numerous.
Harvesting is all done and from the
appearance of the shocks a good yield
is assured. Barley that has been
threshed yields forty bushels to the
acre.