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New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
HIGHER STEERAGE RATE.
German Lines Raise Prices =
Cunard's .Action in Doubt.

London. Sept 2O.-The first break in the
steamship rate war occurred to-day when the
North German Lloyd and Hamburg American
lines raised their steerage rate TO New-York TO
$l5 one OF the directors Of the shipping COM
Aination said,
The news that the German lines have raised
their steerage rates is welcome. and doubtless
will shortly be followed by constituent lines.
We are all heartily sick of this rate war. which
has done no one any good. Mr.. Ismay. who Is
now In America, will doubtless take speedy ac-
lion. what the Cunard Line is likely TO do l
cannot say. but I should think il would revert
TO the original rates
No orders have yet been issued at the Cunard
offices 10 increase rates and the officials Of the
company say there is no indication Of changes
They are inclined to the belief that the Cunard
Line will adhere to its present rates. and add
result of any agreement reached at the recent
shipping conference at Frankfort.
September 1.-THE Daily Telegraph's"
Liverpool correspondent says that he hears
that all steamship lines sailing out OF Liverpool
with the exception OF the Cunard Line will in
crease steerage rates to SIS as a preliminary to
resuming the normal tariff. and that It is be-
lieved IT will not be long before the Cunard Line
follows suit The Allan and the Canadian pa
chc Railway lines. the correspondent learns
also intend to increase their rates
Tho advance IN weStbound steerage rates Of about
30 per cent by the German lines virtually Is a con
tesson that the war instituted a punitive meas
ure against the Cunard company for its invasion OF
the Mediterranean field has not been oversuccezsfll
The frst stee-ago cuts were made secure the bulk
OF the Cunards Scandinavian patronage which
also led TO the re-establlshment Of the old Scanda
line
The German lines had cut their westbound steer
age for English passengers to p while main
tanning rate Of SO for their German passengers
The rise from Il 10 So for these passengers is not
thought in this city 10 mean that the present rate
war. which has been mora or less a tempest in
teapot is over.
Whether not that the German lines have
stinened their rates. the Morgan lines will follow
suit Is proole teal The Morgan interests have
protested that they have been drawn Reluctantly
into the fight inaugurated by the Continental lines
against the CunaTd company Whether they viii
take the action OF the German lines as an eyruso
withdraw from the fight they assert they did nor
want, will not be known probably until J Bruce
Ismays return to England Since Mr.. Ismay has
been here he has been close Tipped concerning the
reason Of his visit
international Mercantile Marine stocks advanced
considerE bly, the curb yesterday because Of adj
vices from London that an early ending OF the rate
was likely. Common. which on Monday a.
vanced n little. went UP TO 6ls Yesterday a total
advance Of ~ for the days. Preferred vrSCt
from o 1873. but went back to 49, The tradf1g
heavier than for long time back
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
JUDGMENT AGAINST J. C. sHEEHAN.
Politician Says He Gave Note Without Value
Received in Real Estate Deal.

judgment for $l55E has been obtained by the
Mechanics Bank Brooklyn. against John C. Shee-
han. the well known politician and Manhattan con
tractor. Co-defendants are Clifford F. Graham
Meyer Land and Henry 3 Sire The bank said
Sheehan gaTc a July "A 1865 which he
agreed 10 pay four months after date. 10 Mr. Ora.
ham, and that the bank discounted The note after
obtaining n written guarantee Of payment from Mr
Sire When payment OF the note demanded it
went protest
Mr Sheehan said that value was received for
the note and that the b-nk became a holder Of H.
knowing :hat by agreement with The Da wee or hts
agents u was 10 b. renewed from time To Tina
untN the conclus'0n Of 2 certain real estate deal
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
tBv rELEeRApH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Omaha. Sept. 2O--At 10 o'clock tonight all clouds
have disappeared and clear weather prevails over
the entire northern district of the State. The gov
ernment forecaster predicts heavy frost for that
end of the State tonight and late will be in
jured 10 a certain extent In the northern sections
of the State about Is per of the crop is raised
and it is in that section only in which damage can
occur. The Burlington Railroad crop report to-day
states that fully S. per of the crop is out
Of danger and cannot be injured by frosts. The re
port further says that the light fross Of last week
benefited the BY checking the growth OF the
leaves without lniurinE the stalk.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The city Hall is TO have improvements costing
about S0cco President Ahearn advertised yester
day for bids fo- renovating plumbing. cabinet
work parquet floors and rugs and the installation
OF new ventilating system In the last four
years nearly 100000 has been spent City Hal
improvements
Isaac kinstein. Of No. 1H Rivington-st.. who was
arrested Sunday. on i charge OF arson. was ar
raigned In the Essex Market Police Court yesser-
suflcient to hold him
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
a ground of gray.

A ground of gray.
Just a dash of color-in overplaid,
line or sprinkling.
That's the best mixture for suits
this Fall and Winter-but the best
of all our mixture suits is that we use
no fabrics we cannot guarantee.
That's the rule with everything we
sell-suits, overcoatS, furnishings,
hats and shoes.
For men and boys.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
s5S Broadway cor Warren.
opposite City Hall
s42 Broadway 18th. VS. hll orders
and I4O las 4tE by mall
1850 Broadway cor 32d.
and SO West 33d 81
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
Welded; PARTED AT THE ALTAR.
Try rrLEGRArH - rIIr rrrnr

icy rELEGRArH TO TErRUTE.l
Binghamton. y. v, Sept. ga romantic secret
marriage has come 10 light here. The Eealth rec
ords show that Roland r. Rathbone of New York
an Insurance agent. Twenty-Five years cid. Of
b. T. Ilathbonc of Nev-Fork. and Mass Eliza beth
segler- eighteen years OLD O. this city. mar
REQ ~ the keF. ). n Crandal August - Last
ne 6Il parents say that The brdegroom's father
Nas 'eieglaPneo Tor 10 and get his Wi0
had come here - spend lis vacation and had
allen N l9re with the girl. The marriage had
oTell secretly performed before che parents could
interfere and iho coGlle wore oa-tea ~ he altar
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
IBr rELEGRAFB 10 rHr TRIFJ>E

Omaha Neb.. Sept. 20-George Holdrcge. general
manager Of the Burlington system. says that the
early corn in Nebraska is now beyo1d reach or
frost. In localities as high as s. per cent. OF
the total acreage can be CaSseC early corn / ne
bulk Of late Will be matu,eG az the end OF
another week. Fros' was quite general on the
resulted.
Grand Forks y. D Sept. 2o-The first Einlrs
frost OF the season has visited this locality The
temperature touched freezing point and thick ice
formed all exposed water. Uncut corn is killed
and large quantity Of fax There is stiu some
little green wheat but this vii; be I'll only fo- feed
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
TELEPHONE EARNINGS, $l4,OoO,OOO
Big Surplus for the American Company
Dividend Meeting To-day
Inv TELEGn,rm 70 1Hr TRIBUNE.

Boston. Sept. 20-DircCtors of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company will meet to-rnor-
and declare the quarterly dividend Of IL per
cent. 1t Is stated by inside interests that the
showing thus far. IL main aimed. will reflect a gross
revenue OF the parent company for the wear ~
S&000.0O0 Dividend charges amount to $1,000 OOO
and interest the S0O(00O1 notes about Sc GsD na
which basis the company would show a surplus
for the year Of approximately 10000
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
MAKE DEATHBED ON TRACK.
Two Women Lie on Spread and Await Train
Which Kills Them.

Bucyrus Ohio. Sept 2o-The bodies Of Mary and
Lizzie Kehrer. who lived alone on small farm
here. were found this morning by section men
the Ohio Central Railroad The women wrapped
themselves In hedspread. laid down on the track
last night. and We're killed by a passenger train
They had frequently declared that they were tired
OF the struggle for life and wanted TO die
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
UTICA TO BE MADE SEE CITY

Ttlca y. Y. Sept. 2o.-At a memorial service
soon TO be held in this city Bishop F. D. Hunt
inston. announcement win be made that Bisbon
Olmsted will hold his official residence here thus
making Utica the see city. Syracuse has hereto
fore been the official residence OF the Bishop OF The
diocese Of Central NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

liverpool sept 80 Salled steamer Garvathia tai -
ner NeW-York via Queenstown. IL, M.
GLASGOW. sept l9-ATTlved Ste9ueS ftfNs
Young. New York. v-,it,iE1
a steamer
deT Crosse tGetL CupPeFs, New NSrk va ''
Cher
Antwerp. sept 2O-Arrved steamer iceland tEFt HTo'
head New York pv-,,
Bordeaux sept i1--Sailed. steamer FrtcS0 Vfr'i'
NeW-NOFk TF,I-
Gibraltar. sept 2oPassed steamer IniraPuTs 80 - ts
hngswoFth. Yokohama. shanghai. llcse etc' ''@
settles FOR New York- -. m
Aiueria sept 20-Arrived. steamer STELLAR tfin''
Hanks. Palermo and Naples fer New CxS, 60, tIisp
Genoa. Sent l5-AFrivei steamer CiuR dl NHF't.
tavarello. New York VIA Naples ns,arrI.t
Scilly. sept 20, $40 Passed steamer 80
ttierl. Mesi0. New-YOFk tor H9lnnfA f3r-
Moatevt6eo. Sep: 10-AETived steamer i,lp.sss~
LeitcA. New Tcrk for Eueu,s Ayres an u frs-frs
Ai6lefS. sept iA-Sailea. steamer Etcs2 tDt-
tifoul C0lcJIttal. NeW-YorE- -, NC
&uNSual.ss sets 4ss-- NFrlveQ. Sterl'r A-..-.5Es,
Lso4. Nsw-NoTk VIA singapore AMI saen2 A.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
REPORTED SALE OF "cLovER LgAFr

a that tho Vanderbilts and the Pennsyl-
vania interests had acquired the Toledo ST Louis
and Western, the Glover Leaf" ioatcd into Wall
Street yesterday but had no verihcation. II came
apparently, from Chicago Paul Morton T. =
Shouts and John ". Gates had sold the road at a
big prodt, according 10 rum0r.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
EccLEs SECOND vcE.pREsIDENT.

A. meeting Of ;le newly elected directors O:
me Amerlcsa Smeiing and Refining Company
yesterday the board organized IA, No re-election
Of all retiring officers and bv the election of Silss
the trafflc department 9S''' -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

vess., E,- ~, ,., Vessel
"iall closes.
EonIabe1e :, 7o.,ss 80 m 500 m
VaIs".Io nj t1Y' "Ie'e-' i ~ m 800 n
Apache. Charleston -
CCnus. New Orleans, ~
IHC,ors.r N,rs,-' ~ S:UO
-.,,r-v,.~. 800
r aranorht ~! 100 1000 m
sIeneS ,,i,,l,d lof,,'N HuO a m ll;O0
s1s,i.-"I n,ctr, 49, ''"pth.. lu0 N 500
I3I,'ash-r T4e,rt i-,'N m S"0
ts-assn- -,rS,erst RrerTe~ - - 1000
NJ So, 'ssives.an Ntr,t, - - iAoSu 1000 a
STorrSH NcrfrE OLA T,6T,trt, S;tsl 2
,sit,l cs,I,,nbils SevsD1ob u
- " r.DID.v --h oNvah - -- 500
AanzaniIlo Santiago. Ward ,o.oo 80
Arabic. Liverpool. White Sta- ''~'''"i SS.eoWu N
ComanChe. jacksonville. clyde .@e ~
'' '-''--'..- 500
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise f:o1 Moon Moons ara -
HIGH WATER.
AM-Saaiy Hook S;12 GOV. Island n 80 Hell C;s, 10
PM.-Sandy Hook I150 Gov Island - HeU C;ste -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
The Turf.

and "a Storage passengers and uase Arrived a'
n IL a,
steamer Island tDaEl. Holm. Copenhagen AHslst "a
Cristiaufa September and ChrisJiaDsand 5 20 Fun,
IS cabin aud $50 steerags passengers -
u.se Arrived the Bar at 2-IS
steamer Statenlam tDutcE1. Eakke-, Rotterdam -
BOuloEne September 10 to the Holland Arnercs -
with S4I cabin and %SO steeraGe passengers and md
Arrived a Bar az $40 =,
Rio GraDde. Davidson. Mobile Se2tefnnel =
BrunswIck L. - II Mallory 20, with PassehssS
and uds Quarantine At 9:il n.
steamer BRyonne (Cierl Non Hugo. Venice AuslSss,t-
and NiesSina September g. P5tp FupTech N aau~-
Arrived the bar AT -
steamer DAM Hansen. Montego Bay Septeneef -
81 AIMS Bay. O-acahsssa and FoTt Maria lA e. ~
Tra5nE 60, With one casi1 passerse- and u'~
the 3ar az I ,3S
steamer Mexico stevens. Havana September u Y
Ward 4 %. with 1O1 passengers, Eialis -
undse we'd a Bar II 40 a
steamer Huron IuErlun. Jacksonville September -
Charleston u. 70 William = ttyde 8 80. VIII -
Left Quarantine ~ 6:45 ...s
steamer jefferson. filer. Newport News ana 49,.
10 me ola poninon s. 90 with passengers ard ms
Let Quarantine az POS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New-YOrk, Tuesday, Sent. %. 1904
ARRIVED
Steamer Ethiopia C8rl. Ialrnsaa,. ~,, s
and Movile Q. 70 Henderson BFotssTs ,Sh 80 cpS-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
GUATEMALAN RAILROAD DEAL.
Van Horne Syndicate to Build Line from
Ocean TO Ocean.

San Francisco Sept. 2o.--The Examiner saws
to-day that Mrs. Jane Stanford. the Crockers
Edward Searles and General Thomas II. Hubbard
owners. through the Pacific Improvement Com
pany. Of the Guatemala Central Railroad. have
made deal with Sir William c. Van Horne and his
Eastern syndicate by which they have become IN
terested in overland railroad IN Guatemala.
II Will he 30 miles long. from ocean 70 ocean and
will be completed within twelve months II is pro-
posed to run a line Of steamers. connecting with
New-YoTk on the Atlantic side. and another line
on the Pacific. connecting with San Francisco.
George Croker said yesterday that the Pacific
Improvement Company owned tire Guatemala Cen
trail Railroad. running from San jose de Guate-
mala the Pacific Coast 10 Guatemala. and
branch running from Escuntla north 10 Maza-
tenaugo. the centre Of the coffee district. Las,
summer Sir William c. Van Horne. representing an
English syndicate. bought from the government the
Guatemala Northern Railroad. from Puerto Bar
rios Guatemala The two roads may be used
a through route between the Pacific and the At
antc for the coffee business. soon as the Guate-
Inala Northern is completed SAYS Mr. Croker
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21
SAILED

steamers Eronprinz Wilheln tGer' fcr brensS- S-.-Es
Plymouth ard CnfveouTa, Pisa tGerl Newport 80
Finance Colon Jamestown. Norlolk and SeNl2'e eSSrs
Princess Anne. Norfolk and Newport News ,y-lsr
Aoochee. Savannah. IT NoFte savannah We
tputchl Rotterdam. VIA Rouiogne. Auranta ttr'' IT,
pool HsTnis-on tIsgt. NOrf0lk.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-21

'BrInss mail.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-03-04

- conneollon Herewith,
- it IS and was necessary TO
!, profits and expenditures.
VII. That upon an accounting
. fenced druggists being had as basis
other evidence as to expenditures, the
ing of the accounts of the members OF,
each other and to the said business
Total cash receipts from sale to Dec. 1st,
Amount gross profit realized from said d,
cash receipts
Amount of expenses 27} months $l34 80 spe
. Total net proIts
At the time Receiver took charge there wer
able for goods sold amounting to
Cash on hands
One horse
Relative standing of co-ps
Lyman. !. Malone
Interest in drug store, 10000 %;same. &
accounts receivable ss1s
cash on hands 1864
horses l1.67
net profits sales 14l6.O9 sI@s~Av---ss
Total s,475.9l $s475
Charges against same:
To ledger account 2O127 13a a
To checks and cash not
charged on ledger 10000
To Malone and Purtill
advancement 10000
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Gone to Washington

Misses Luella, Cora and Jauaia Peed
left Sunday evening for Pulm an Wash.
ingtoD. Miss Cora has been making her
homo there for several y ars. Miss
Luella and Jennie while going primarily
on visit with theirs lister MIS-, Higgins
and brother Fred may decide to make
their home there also. Miss Jennie has
bren faithful employe at this office for
three or more years aud viii be missed
10y the rest of the force.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Blue Star

Christmas will soon be here and
our winter has just begun. IL is very
doubtful whether there will be any snow
for Old Santa to make the trip with sled
and reindeers thfs year.
Miss Long and her pupils will have
Christmas exercises Thursday night at
the school house instead Of the usual
literary program.
Mr.J Kaderly has returned home well
pleased with the country and location he
has decided upon. He rented large
farm of 200 acres or more in the porth-
eastern part of Indian Territory on what
is called the''t'ow Skin Prairie and OK
poets to go dov n next week with three
loads of machinery and fern implements
Mrs Walter Pray who has been make
ing her home with her parents this sum.
mer accompanied by her two little chill
1ren went to Lamar Monday where they
wore met by Mr. Pray. From there they
20 to Kansas City where they will make
their home for the present.
Mr.Davis from Joplin who bought tho
DR.. Hull farm is moving onto it this
week.
Louis Kuukler,who has been quite
sick the past two weeks is slowly i'm.
proving.
Frank Killy had corn husking bee
Monday and social hop at night.
Riley Butler is moving up to Forest
Grove this week,
Ben King will move back OTTO the
farm which Mr.. Butler has vacated.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Dewey

The biggest goose in the neighdorhood
is the one Cd. Thompson is going to
have for Christmas dinner
Miss Wall was calling on Dewey
friends Sunday.
Harvey GoiT has been sick in Dakota
where be went for his health.
Frank Hart of Joplin paid his friends
a flying visit.
School was dismissed Wednesday in
order TO let MIR. Matthews attend
the funeral Of Chas. Flowers.
Mr.. Will Wsrdlow came from Wy ON.
ing last week to visit his sister Mrs.
Carter.
Mrs, Jasper Rice was visiting her new
daughter-in law last week.
Mr.. Mrs. Ben Gearig are visiting
friends in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Hoover and Clarence Simmons
are contemplating trip to Eldorado.
There WAS mediciue man going
through the country last summer and
agreed to cLre sick person for $50.
So contract was signed aud note Civ.
on for so on condition that the man
was cured. The medicine hurt him
and he bee Ime worse the more be used
il and not knowing who the man was
L.. 4. 4 -. 1 r
him. But Carthage Bank eashed the
note not knowing tho conditions, and
this POOR sick man has had to pay it
The medicine man did not wait to find
out the effects of his medicine but cash
ed the note immediately and Slipped
He got two victims in this community
When will men learn not TO be hunibug'
ged
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Eckles gives Premi-
um Stamps with every
10c worth you buy.
Eckles has just reed
a fine line of Rockers
for Christmas. Also
Rugs.
Have your Photos
made for Xmas. Your
friend will appreciate
a nice Photo for a paes-
ent better than any
thing. g. G. Eckles.
Bring your Pictures
in and have them
framed at Eckles' Fur
niture Store.
We have q nice line of
Wall Paper just reed.
g. G. Eckles.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Quite a Poet.

Miss Mamie Hawkins, the blind
Young lady who makes her home with
Mr.. Skaggs in this city, is puito poet
and for Christmas presents for her
friends she has had printed at this office
booklets containing number Of her
poems. We take liberty OF printing
three of the poems on the second page
OF this issue.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Bark to Old Missouri.

Frank Clark who has been in Colora-
do for several months came in Monday.
Frank says thatColC RADIO may suit come
but uldMissouri is good enough for him.
What is more MIR. Clark brought giI :
Lack with him 10 the person Of Mrs.
Frank Clark, having been msrried to
Miss Harris Sent. %.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Mrs. K. II. Faith Dead. .

Mrs, r. II. Eaith well known and
highly respected lady living three miles
south west OF town died last night.
Owing to tho lateness Of her death we
we're unable to learn the particulars,
but will Publish more extended obitu.
ary next week. -ss,-'.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Rev. Ferguson left last night for
Hume where he will deliver lecture
tonight on the subject From the Coal
Mines to the Pulpit" being made MP
of his experience in the anthracite coal
mines of Pennsylranil.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Eiocuilonary Entertainment

Miss Maude Wagner, talented elocu-
ZIONIST will give an entertainment at III
on church five miles east of Jasper Fri
day night, December 80 Miss Wagner
comes highly recommended by the
press and public and the entertainment
promises to be Of high order. Admis-
sion 10 and 20 ccuts.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Sunrise Prayer Meeting

Rev. Lock aud Rev. Ferguson have
arrnged for a sunrise prayer meeting on
New Ieors morning at 7.o'clork, to take
the place of the usual watch night meet
ing. At the conclusion Of the prayer
meeting the Holy Communion will be
administered. All are cordially invited
10 attend.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Muods LANDING
Good Show But smsiI Attendance
Friday Night.

"Huggs Landing" which played at
the opera house drew fair size CROW d
bntas the management OF the Ol era
House gave the show pretty stiff
guarantee the crowd was not large rs had
been hoped. This was supposed to be
The best show which has ever appeared
10 Jasper and those who were in attend
ance pronounce itfully up to represen--
tation-
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

&. NJ. Horde.of Columbus Kansas,
came over yesterday on account Of the
death of Mrs. Hinamou. Mrs. Hinamon
made her home when girl with Mr..
Hordo's parents, hence she was almost
as "a sister 70 him.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

s. B. Shoopman received - letter from
II. +, Fox the other day stating that
he and his daughter Miss Nora were
nicely situated at San Antonia, Texas,
and are feeling fine. They have rented
n lcCup!e OF rooms and are keeping
house.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Link Fnskins who is now located at
Kansas City came down Saturday 10
spend Christmas, Link has sacrificed
his moustache and his friends hardly
knew him.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Henry Hall is building house on his
90 acre tract Of land three quarters OF
mile northwest of this city. The
building will he "a < "a IT. in size ard
Mr.Hall win move onto the farm when
the home Is completed.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

List Of unclaimed letters rsnsiuing Ia
the Post Offico at Jasper Mo. for the
week ending Dec. %, 1901.
LETTERS.
Benley Mrs Mary BozInaa W. ".
Delay j. NJ. Kiely Joseph
Nance James
@. r. WADE. 4. NJ.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

A so piece Dinner Set Given
Away at Sratton's, Call and p?
Try some Of those fine Northern King
apples at Crandall Bros.
ii. F. Pitts is Agent for Lees Stocy
ftod & Egg maker, try it.
You can ibuy the best and cheapest
underwear at the jasper Racket store.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

j, X. Wells Commenced the erection
Of neat cottage for Mr.. Hoffman Mon
day morning. The house will bo locnt.
ed on North Main st.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs, Jones who recently sold
their farm in the Dewey neighborhood
are preparing to move to Kendricktov n
wberO they have bought home.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Bert Webb requests us to announce
that the prizes in his corn show will
be awarded Jan, instead OF Christmas
as some are under the impression.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

w. Is. Sheets ofCarterville visited hii
brother II. W. Sheets Tuesday.
Candles, Fruit and Nuts at Boucher
& Son. Prices right.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Mrs. w. I Ferguson and children
have returned from visit to her moth.
or south OF Carthage.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Rev. Loeb clts'd series Of meetings
at Preston Sunday. The weather la
terfered somew hat with the attendance
but a good meeting is reported.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Mr.. Lee, one Of the gentlemen who
putting in clothing store
in jasper in March was down from La.
mar yesterday.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Mrs. tiun,Iv Dead

Mrs. Mary Hunt.y, mother OF Mrs.J.
F.Gulick,and well knovn in this locali-
~ died at her homo in Carthage Tues
day morning.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Tax Notice.

All who have not paid their city taxes
are requested to do so at once as they
become delinquent after Jan l, with a
penalty attached.
X, w. SHEETS, Collector
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Nice Line Books. Bibles and albums
ut Pitts Drug Store.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22
Candies Nuts Fruits

Married men for your wife aud chill.
dren, Kon en- for your husband, Yoong
men for your mother or for your girl.
Lldies--for your friends: in faot for ev
ry one get them at Boucher a SJn.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Dolls, Dolls from &c up at Pitts Drrp
Store.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Clint Bowmin is visiting jasper friends
this week. lie has been out in Western
Kansas for some time.
The Jasper news., 1904-12-22

Before buying Watches or
jewelry of any ind see II. G
Burch at Pitts Drug Store.
New line just in.