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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-12
Refuse 10 Repeal Crimes Act.

London. May 5.-The house Of COM
mons IN vote Of l97 to III rejected Il
resolution I'll favor Of the repeal Of the
Irish crimes act
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For n Third Term.

Burlington. Ia, May 1.-THE repub-
lican convention Of the Twentieth judi.
eial district Of Iowa unanimously nom.
mated judge " s Wlthrow TO third
term
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-12
minnesota Rennhlicnns.

st Paul. MINI, May 5.-The republic
can state central committee decided to
hold the republican convention for the
nomination Of candidates for state OH
eers in ST Paul, Thursday, June3
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Raised IN the Almahouse.

Henry N. Stanloy whose namc IN
early life was John Rowlands, was
born at Denbigh, Wales, in 1870. HIS
parents. the Rowands, were so wretch
eddy poor that they gave the boy over
to the care of the parish when he vas
three years old, and he wa reared in
the almshousc at St Asaph. lie came
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-12
Noted Publisher Dead.

Chicago, May 9.-Andrew McNally
president of the firm of Rand, McNally
& Co. one of the Oldest citizens of Chi
cago. died Saturday at Los Angeles. Cal.
of pneumonia News Of his death came
az a shock to his relatives and friends
Mr.. McNally left Chicago for California
a few weeks ago to recuperate and to look
after some fruit farm and oil interests
and to visit his beautiful new home
at Altadena, just out Of Pasadena. Cal
His death came very suddenly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-12
DEATH CALLS THE
GREAT EXPLORER
SIR HENRY M. STANLEY PASSES
AWAY IN LONDON.
PLEURISY CAUSES THE END
Reared in an Almshouse, He Lived 70
Win Fame In Darkest Africa
Rescue of Livingstone and
Emin Pasha.

London, May 1O.-sir Henry NJ.
Stanley, the African explorer Is dead,
A fortnight ago Sir Henry who had
been in a weak state of health for soy
eral months, had a chill which re
suited in a severe attack Of pleurisy
with complications. His illness also
was complicated by chronic heart trou-
bic. He had been In a semi-conseiouS
condition since Sunday afternoon.
Rninnd IN thn a INN lnuan-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-05-12
Victim oc Heart Disease.

Cincinnati, o. May Or Giles s.
Mitchell, a prominent physician, died
suddenly Thursday at his home In
Avondaie, this city from heart disease.
lie was widely known among physi-
clans all over the world through his
membership In medical societies.
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schnolhnnae pennllshed.

Wichita Fnlls Tex May I A tornado
At Holiday station. on the Wichita Val
ley about Y miles from this city en-
tlrcly demolished the echoolhouee md
muuy other BUILDINGS Fhcteaeher sam
Horton. Of ID. public school was fatally
injured md boy. Henry Rings had his
arm broken
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Say Dalny Has Fallen.

London, May 9-The Morning Posts
Shanghai correspondent reports that
Dalny was captured Friday, while the
Toxic correspondent of the Daily Tel
| epraph cabling under date of Sunday
! aaNA. .IlalnN Mas lMynataA ynstnrlnY -
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Nashville.

On last Wednesday morning. about s
O'Clock Mrs. III K Williams departed
this life for the one beyond. The fun
eral -ervicrs were held at the Christian
Church on Thursday evening and was
conducted by Rev. Jones, Of Jasper.
She was bediast about weeks and she
told her family that she could not get
well and babe them goodbye. Mrs
Williams was over Is years old when
she died aud At the age OF l3 she united
with the Christian Church aud lived
up to her profession. She leave, hus-
band, eight sons and large circle OF
friends to mourn her de arturo. There
was a large conoourse of people follow
ed her to her last res ing place. We ex.
tend our heartfelt sympathy I" the
family and may they so live that they
viii som, day meet her on the other
shore
There was large crowd ut thr ice
cream supper at the NJ. E. Church Sat
urday night. We learn that the pro,
ceeds amounted to over s2lOO.
Mrs. Emma Everett, wife Ut John
Everett who has beeu quitr.sick, Is some
better now,
Miss Lena McCune OF Carthage is
here this week visiting her brulher, II.
( S, McCune.
A A Jones aud wife were visiting at
7 d q Jones near Neck City last week.
A. j. Pierce and wife have moved il.
10 Mrs. Mains house now.
A ID Pittenger was .transacting busi.
ness at Carthrge, Jopliu aud Webb
City last week.
There will be preaching at the Christ.
church next Sunday by Rev. Ste oy
Phillips of Golden City.
Charlie Thomas WAS at jasper Mon.
day.
A Dickinson will be- home some
time this week from the Springs.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
THE SAME OLD STORY.
How Jssrcr Roy was Rolled for $50
Warning TO Sons OF the Soil

An instance uf mother "same OLD
story" comes to light in a Pitt-burg,
Kan. Iatrr. having for the star actor 4
Young mau FROM Jasier. The stor,
reaus as follows; \ ,oung man Wit
J gave bis nams ~ Clarence fulbright
md said his bume was in or near jasper
| Cty, Mo. told story ~ having been
"rollcd" or rather robbed Of $50 while
engaged in quiet little game iiu a
gambling plant ia this city list night
he says he came here yesterday ON d
business mission, aud after having full
illed the mission he started ont 10 lock
about the town.
While looking he formed the acqusini-
ince Of couple Of Young men who after
talk and few drinks. volunteered TO
show him around. He accepted the
protIerrd courtesy and finally wound up
in the room II one Of the Young men,.
who assed the cigars after they Nere
seated
81 noticed the round tabi" covered
with a green CLOTH SAID Fuibright,
"and also Il small table with uumteis
upon it ana knew what they meant aud
finally jushpd the JUung man his ganlD.
ling paraphrrna.iN. He laughed aud
said be just kept them around for the
accommodation OF his friends Who wait
u quiet little game Of cards.
"rhe balance Of it is a short story.
We get into game, they drked the
cards, lost my money and tie! showed
me out the back way. wss lost when
got doNn Ithe back stairway, bot l
managed to get uut through an ALLEY
onto a street and had runsk Ioil'e
man to snow me where my ihulel was
located"
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Boston.

Grandml IIorrington still hoveIs
around deaths door. She is perfectly
helpless aud her right side is parayzed
but she retains her mental faculties.
About % oi the Bostonians attended
Knel's fair Thursday and all report "a
time, but lept oneeye out for the bull
dog of foot bail fame,
Chns johnson, who had his foot mash
I'd in hay press, is hobbIing around
again.
Boston is in serious need Of q grist
mil. Corn bread will look good to most
OF Us II -four gops on skyward.
Boston's loyal sons seem to have u
great fascination for jasper. The fair
sex of this locality lon't know what
they are losing.
Louis Bobbitt died Wednesday Seven
ing Of consumption, He leaves "a little
RiIli without IL mother and his fathers
family is almost helpless,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
Interesting Stock News From On
Regular Correspondent.
Special to Jasper News.

Special TO Jasper News.
Kansas City. Mo-. Tuesday, Aug, 30
1904. Cattle markets last week AfleI
TUESDAY we're not much changrd ~
price, but there was mlre activity 90
all kiuds towards the end of the week,
$1,000 cattle have bsen received IN twu
DAYS this week, and market is lower
than close of last week. Beef steers
brought &c % last week, but the nun
Der good enough to bring over 81. 30 Is
small, aud il don't look like they could
lose anything IN price for several month
: How ever, buysrs OF the heat cattle are
! indifferent today, aud they are selling
slow and some lower. Medium grades.
including grass stuff, are also lower this
week. but country kinds Of cattle are
steady 20 stony. Recent rains over
most ~ the corn area has insured II
gold crop ir ma, localities heretofore
doubtful as we'll Ms T. ~hening up prs.
turs thereby eularf x inquiry for
stock and feeding cattle. OF cuuue.
b.tw ,cu ~ and - r"r cent OF the catilo
noy coming to this market are this
c,ss ofcattle. Grass steers sell at 1880
to 81 10. she stuf 81 - u $50. corn
fed COW aud heifprs, $3.50 to $40, veal
calves sharply higher, 81 p 70 SI.23,
stockers aud feeders s2.Ij tn Sl.UU,
common stock cattle, Including cONs
and bulls, aud canning stuff is very low,
- - down.
Hog markets have bad an upward
tendency for some time. Market open.
ed strung to ) cents higher today, but
weakened to 90 better than close yrsier.
day before the eud. Top prIce today
s. %, the same as yesterday, Uulk, 80
to $40, little brttsr than yesterday.
Receipts Of prices should lot remain as
<, ud as now.
Sheep and lamb receipts are increasing
rapidly, and are largely Westerns.
Markets have :heeusteady to strong for
ten days or more, and lambs gained lU
u l. cents today. Grass westers sold
at - 10, and small bunches Of good
natives sold Ut the same price last week.
Nations bring S}.2j to 81 %. and feed
ing wethors up 10 S3 90, ferdiug ewes
81 30 brerdiug nwes - III. \ good many
shJep are NOW Icing takra out 20 the
country. j. a. RICKART'
l. 5 Correspondent.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
JASPER AT THE FAIR.
CAME IN FOR SOME PREM.
iU1S.
Jasper Coach Horse Association
Vanquisb All Opposition In
Their Line.

Jasper was represented among the Trz'
winners at the iair at Carthage last weeI
the most important Of which were ihos,
won by the jasper Cnarh Horse Associs.
tion, Their fipe lch stallion "Stentor'
took the blue ruuun over all others il
his class, and their fine draft stallion
''llerbez" came out first in his class
When taken into r,n n4ider ii thaillh,
famous Crouch & Sons, OF Lafayett, Ind
had IL foe horses at the fair, aud cUu-
pie from the Pouudsione stables nrgu
Oronogo ona " the latter which cost
5000, it will be seen that the JasEer
horses victory means great deal.
Among the trotting horses at the fair
was Jasper horse NJ, dium Driver
owned by q. Thompson. This animal
took part in the 2:;,1 trut Friday after
noon and although it failed to calturr
the prize it showed 2;2i gait, the win
ner Of the race making the first heat in
2;20. Mr. Thompson is nf the opinion
that the mare would have made better
showing II she bad not been lame.
Last, but not least, Jasper captured
me OF the premiums in the baby show.
The judge awarded the $500 premium for
the hAndsomest baby boy to Master
Frank Cagle Of near Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
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The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

We have received . copy Of the
Journal, published at Arlington, Texas,
which gives an acc, unit ofa very success
ful revival meeting which has just closed
at the NJ + Church, South, 1T that placr.
The meetings we're held by the pastor
Rev. ]. w. Lrc. Mr. Lrr was formerly
pastor Of the south Methodist church At
this place and his many Jnsper friends
VIll be glad to hear Of hiS success.
Among other things the journal suys
"Past0r Lee got - strong hold on the
whole town, Some who have never had
anything but criticisms, and even yitu,
peration for church and church people,
have taken kindly to B-o Lee aud to thin
meeting. Several prominent citizens
have united with the church. The
whole town Is 90 a better and surrr foot
ing Tho number Of CONVERSIONS repor.
ted WAS betw 40 am, 90"
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Dewey Items.

School will oieu September 5. This
makes ~ years MIR Matthews has taught
10 the county " hrL he came here he aud
Prof Wilson were the only ones in the
county holding first grace certificates.
Now jasper Go cau cOuut her first class
certificates by the score
Herman Rotsch has returned from the
territory.
Mrs. G.. W. Campbell returned from
Diamond where sne has been visiting a
sick mOthrr
Tell every body to come out Sunday
ana hear brother Errg uson at =. N.
The Thresher will spend the week or
Dewey Avenue with Greenwood ,
Matthews, Thompson and Johnny
GLddis.
Harvey Gof Ipft for Idaho last Wed
nesday for his health
Mr. Joiner aud Bails families spent .
day picnIcing ON Dry fork Monday.
Maggie liza ley who has been visiting
Mabel Jones for week returned to her
Lrothers.
Dan Replogle smiling face was seen il
Dewey Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Otto Rotsch are smiling
over a iiItlr daughter.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Preached In Illinois.

a cory Of the Canton Monday morn.
ing Leader, Of Canton, H., contains nn
extenled account Of u sermon preached
10y Rev. l.. q. Adams at that place last
Sunday, Mr. Adams stopped at Can.
ton to visit his brother. while on HE
way TO Boston, Mass, where he viii
take theological course in the Boston
seminary
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
To Open A New Road,

The leounty court appointed VIM
Cline, d. n, Wood and Ii. d. Hoover
us board Of appraisers to assess damag
es US the result of a reopening ofa half
abandoned stretch Of road in Sheridan
township.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
A Monster Sunflowcr

NJ KillNy of the Blue Star neighbor-
hood, brought in monster snnhower
stock yesterday and left It ut the Bank
OF Jnsper where it is nov on exhibition.
IL measures Ii feet and Z lncnes in
height .and about inches arouud the
stock ut the base.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Married Al Carthage.

John Beal and Aiss Flora Hartley
we're married last. Thursday at the
court house in Carthage by JudgeDavIs
The young couple are prominent young
people Of the Diamond neighborhuyd
They have the beat wishes Of their many
friends,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

Rev. aud Ms. Palmer came up from
Sarcoxie Friday night. Mr.. Palmer
went from here to bates county to at.
tend convrntiou but Mrs, Palmer is
still visiting friends in this city.
Mr, and Mrs. II. Beal left Tuesday
Night for their old home at Bradley,
Mieh., where they will visit friends and
FylAuves for couple OF months.
Msssrs and Mesdames ]. W. and c.
l. Spald returned the hrst Of the week
from the worlds fair. They report it
well worth the trip to see.
Geo whitssel is building a small cot.
tags on the lot south Of thelresidenee Of
his 500 On isouth First street. lie IS
building 1t for his own oecupanes.
W. E. Deardorff, Chas. Lilly. RoIla
Aed TON Costlsy left Tuesday morning
tor 81. Louis to view the sights at ,hs
wofld's Fair.
Preaching at the Dewey SChooi House
Sunday sstsrnooa at 3 m h. Rev.
". l. fergusoS,
Tom Love, DsiLr Gather aud Do,
Thompson weat TO Lamar yesterday tc
he.I ". ). BIyae
Lemons l5c Ooz at Crandall Bros.
U0VVif4sa Witch CD,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Attending State Convention.

y. A. Mackey is attending the state
Sunday School convention at Kansas
City this week MIR MaeRey had charge
of the Conference Of County Workers at
the lli0O O'Clock session OF :the eonven.
lion yesterday morning.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Dublin Items.

Uncle John Curry came back on a
visit from Kansas.
Burk Walters is huckstering water
melons.
Alva IDyson went to Baxter Friday
came back TUT sday.
Allen Wpyer is hauling hay this week
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

The county court has selected the pet.
it iurors.for the November term Of court
ut joplin Those selected from this
end of tho county are ns fpllows:
Preston township Iii Hendricks.
Sheridan--C. A Covert.
Duvll Willis Means aud VIM Suy.
der
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the ". Z. 7. L.

When bishop Potter Nirrd up bis
batteries and connected them with thu
Ddxalogy to the Saloon he didn't expect
such an alternating current and he has
yiyen thr Christians such a shock they
will not get over for many n day, For II
bishop to dedicate q saloon :and take
what is 50 dear aud holy TO u Christian
The praise Gou from whom all bless
ings flow" ano have it sung there where
all kinds of drunken reyelrips ar, carr
d in ist C, lt.ul lekn, VS. H. saloon
cannot br c.evatuu lDy this tlme) an,
more than sn ancient egg can be made
sweet 10y l,uttiug it in pure water.
Ilie saloou keeper himself in town
where. local option WAS being voted for
and the temperance people lined up by
lhen- elves was so ashamed OF his ctowu
hat he <, ,nto tue temperance l'nr.
The UuiUn Sil ual tells Of a town where
the mayor was To pass an ordlnance for
5iddiug childien from carry ing home
beer TO their parents and n salouu keeper
told the Mayor it Was II good thing fur
thn children 10 buy beer as it kept the
fathers away from Ine evil Influences Of
the saloon.
To be continued ut tho District Con-
veutiun in Lamar September 8 and 8
BE sure aud be there.
MAY S MATTHEWS
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

To tho City Feed Store, Clr4er Main
Strset:and Grand Avenue, Shuu you
want flour or fosd. Best flour made and
feed q fan kinds as cheap AS the cheapest
J ID Waidron, Mgr.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Blue.

Mr.. Reece from Sheldon Is visiting
his sister Mrs, Roe.
Miss orena Crabtree left for Idaho
Thursday.
Making hay seems to be the order of
the day.
Chss. Farris attended the Fair Thurs.
day.
Mrs Green and cousin Miss Reece
went to Carthage TO the Fair Thursday
Sam Faris says thinEs are booming in
KAnsrt.
Lee Mitchell emptisd his pocket at the
show at Blue.
Mrs. Chas Johnston says she has two
buggies. So boys 20 get one Of her.
DIV DRoPs.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

Mrs Hendfickiuson and sou OF Hutch
inson Kansas aud Mrs Smith aud dsugl-
ter Of Webb City are visiting Mrs J. A.
Veatch 10 this city.
Ben Applsoy left today ioi IT Scott
Kansas where he will take position NO
railway mail clerk, The best wishes
Of his many Jasper friends ~ with Liu..
Vern Nunnel!y came in yesterday ard
has resumed his position at r, l. Rot.
erts 4 500 store.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Notice.

We have Just received nice line oI
Fall ~aislihgs aud part Of our Fail
Dress Goods. Also have our Blanket
department comp lete ut the right price
We have the best Lice Of Corduto,
Pants, Both for meu aud Boys ever put
on sale in Jasper. Come in and SEE
these goods fur yourself.
Ihanklug YOU for past fayors am
Respectfully,
J. b. HARBUR.
DoNLtI'S SH.,.s:ss S,aiva
For Piles, Burns, soros.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

Mary Sponge the pinples with warm
water You need a blood tonic, would
advise Nou To- uSe HOLSTERS Rocky
81 'uniaiu Tea IL drives away all erup
uons. a5cts. lea ur Ublr, iorH. X
Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES SLIPPERS
Old Ladies' Slippers
LADIES' SLIPPERS

few Summer Dress Goods left including White Goods at
Reduced prices to close out a few Straw Hats cheap
Just received carload of "Aexns Hard Wheat Flour
on which making Special Prices Highest prices for ,rucs
y. MCCaSlin.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01
Wolf Hardware co.
Letter List

Letter List
List Of unclaimed letters remaining 10
the Post Office at Jasper Mo. for the
week ending Sept /, 1904.
LETTERS
H. v Heos'ngor. Mike Suadier
CARDS.
Love, Mrs. Rachel.
G, B. WADE. r. M.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

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The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

Don't forget our Snowfall Washer 1t is u
dandy and we guarantee 1t. Remember the
place.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-01

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and Mrs.
town Tue
Walter l.
enjoyable
Those
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Jones, "
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03

6CAC OOh1Hu. NV "hSAA OAoJ
badly having to remain at home
was anything but pleasant, tho
in two cases Juniors were glad to
be left behind: one who had a
fortunate escape from a tornado
and one who was overjoyed to
have an extra evening to put
upon Christmas gifts.
Those who were left behind
were not always to blame. Foot
ball games interfered and trains
would not wait; and grownups
did not like to have younger
folk tagging along; and nobody
could ever mend a dozen things
in a minute. People who are
stuck in fence corners during
game of hide-and-go-seek cannot
very well help it if the players
adjourn, nor can they protest if
teacher sees fit to keep them
after school. Whichever way it
happened, some Of them at least
have learned lessons they have
not forgotten, for never since
have they been left behind.
Prize winners neglected to
mention prizes preferred.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03

was delightful; times are SO
common when "everything goes
wrong' that the perfect day
was a positive relief. A visit
to the country, pienics, drives,
a day at the lake and all that
means Of fun and frolic, explor-
ing expeditions and games, all
helped to make the time pass
swiftly and pleasantly. One
picnic was held in April and the
program included novel amuse-
ments in the way of a clam
"dig' and an agate hunt. An
other day was complete because
of a refreshing rain in a coun-
try where "rain is a welcome
guest. - A third perfect day was
spent by a Junior with
sprained ankle dreaming away
the calm, cool hours and listen
ing to the reapers and the cry
of quail; there followed the
golden afternoon, rarely
beautiful sunset and moonlight
highland that indeed was per-
feet.
Prize winners please inform
the editor of prizes preferred
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-03
THE WEEK IS ROLL OF HONOR

MINNEAPOLIS PRIZE WINNERS
Ruby Rentrow Grade, School 1926
Harriet s.
School, Spring Park
LAX Minnetonka.
Delvna Sullivan, Grade, Harrison School, AIS
avenue N.
HONORABLE MENTION
Will, Grade, High School. 1909
Clinton
Hazelle Roberts, Eighth Grade, School, 2sn
Columbus
Athena NJ Martini Eighth Grade Bryant School,
8.
Alvylda Ninth North Side High School,
1900 Logan avenue n.
NORTHWESTERN PRIZE WINNERS.
George c. Hubbard Ninth Grade. Sherburne. MINI.
odney Eighth Grade, Thompson, N. D.
Dinge Fifth Grade Devils Lake, N. d.
HONORABLE MENTION.
ndstad Ninth Grade, Grafton. N. D..
Garth Rowland Grade street. James
town. N. D..
Georgia Moe. Grade, School.
MINI.
Grace Murphy. Seventh Grade. School.
street, Austin, MINI.