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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-25

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perhaps It was a woman started the
idea Of an "only" box. Into this were
to be dumped the coins that were
saved from small indulgences. The
man who went without an extra cigar
or glass Of beer, the woman WHO re-
Trained from Ice cream soda Or cara
mels or saved carfare by walking, de-
posted the sum thus gained In the
.sonly" box. After q certain period OF
on the occasion Of q need OF some spe-
cific kind or for the sake Of some par
ticular cause the box was opened and
the accumulated amount devoted to
the object chosen. s,,., n
The idea was excellent In a way.
There can be no doubt that we all
spend small sums Of money In fool
ish fashions, in buying some things
we are as well OF without. These
sums, If Jumped, would make some
thing worth while. But there Is dan
ger in the scheme. One drawback
was pointed out by, ! think, Chauncey
M. DepeW, or some one equally we'll
known, when he said, that the econo-
my which induced the man to refrain
from bringing home flowers to his
wife or from granting her some other
trifing pleasure was q worse mistake
than extravagance. There are some
savings that cost TOO much for any
one to venture to indulge in them.
Are not many Of the things that
are denied more VALUABLE than the
money they would demand? am not
speaking of such obvious blunders as
wearing out q quarters worth Of shoe
leather to save q nickel's carfare, or
running handsome gown on stormy
day sooner than pay the price Of a
cab. Everywhere women and men
are guilty Of this form Of stupidity.
But I refer now to another variety of
economy, which is equally to be con-
demned. :::= 4
We all know the man who never
has time to get away from his bust
ness. the woman who is never able
to: leave the house, except to go to
church or to market. Both enjoyed
q little pleasure when they were
young, probably. Perhaps they kept
up diversions tor a while after mar
riage, and thought they would never
let themselves grow old or slip into
the staid, dull ways they had criticised
lin their seniors. But little by little
cares crept in and they drifted into the
way Of the stay-at-home: When there
were babies. or when the business re-
qlired constant nursing, the habit was
formed and the custom Of economy
Of time and money continued when
the real need for it had passed away.
We hear much talk Of the habit Of ex.
trayagance but sometimes /: Eink that
i the habit Of boarding is more inyet-
crate. It matters not what one
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-25
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BETTER RATES FOR THE. LAND.
'y,. 5,3 IS. .5. q SEEKERS. :

Sl5 Viz. II - -. ~
me ne A A10 Aaaa As 81 s'a-
tltoo' ORGANIZED recently N y. f t's'l'
l1as l p = ll' ies oe'l l,sll ior more
: ifDe q ~ concsions 20 the hnes 0e-
Tween ~ Cnlcae'o ana 81. raul ana mas tlf
oeen met wien ' ehe ssateme0t tna1 the
IaliWsys g consaner the requesrs TAR
anu are dss'ossed 70 elahs tnem Il y
toVes 70 De possl Die. me result q
uIie nrst conference ls very satls-
70 me new assocaza1ion, when
~ primarily 9 Interested n the seHie-
nen1 q Manneaoe Nortnern Wiscon7
e SIN ana the II lJaRofaS'.
{z through q committee appointed TOT
pne purpose the association presented suaa1
s taon 10 20. rne St. Faui lines. ask
Ing rnae the CONCESSIONS granted by
TAN ANYWAYS po the a southwest United
states De granted Dy the &c. Paul1Ch1-
cago lines 20 the NorfnWest, and thar
Inc lines unite IN pro-
Yiullng low rates at lrequen1 intervals
VIII s'lcn privileges as W1il attract
8rravei vi .sg$.
me land agents DO not ask that the
iand- seeker and settlers rates now IN
enect bet lowered. they informed &c the
ANYWAYS lnat the present pasis IS con-
Stdered FAIR. They do ask, however,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-25

AlthosIgh no expression WAS made
$in the PembinA county resolutions, IT
n stated by the Pembina Pioneer tx
press Tint the delegates were DISTINCTLY
fayocable - the reconciliation 81
Judge Youns ~ Cong men spald-
ing ana lE1rz ~. SsE
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-25

suspected substance is by the use OF a
Photographic plate the more sensf-
tive the better. The plate should not
be removed from its enclosing black
paper. The specimen to be tested
should be laid upon this black paper
In dark room, and left there from
two to fifteen hours. a small metal
object having first been placed be-
tween the specimen and the black
paper on the plate. Instead Of the
metal object, a few small nails may be.
arranged SO as to form the initial Of
the owner and left on the paper-cov-
cred plate below the specimen. After
thus remaining in the dark room the
plate should be developed in the usual
manner II the specimen tested has
radioactive powers. q photograph Of
the metal object or ct the nailformed
initial will be produced on the plate
exactly avs df the. plate had been ex-
posed to- the SUMS rays. The test
should be made, If possible, with from
half a pound 10 q pound of the mate
rial. + Y Il II:
/ Persons sending in specimens
should be careful that each specimen
h properly labeled with the name and
postofice address OF the sender, the
70 II, - ,,;c, ~, ~ N -, A,v,, 1ry1, ~,
it came, and the state, county, city,
village, mountain, or district in which
the deposit Is located. If 1t Is de-
sired taht the specimens should be
returned, q request !, to that effect
should be made, To those desiring
them, the survey will mail postal
franks, which will enable any one to
send free of postage. box of speci-
mems weighing not more than four
pounds Is 55 Z. ( .s r., i. II.
Interesting specimens are especially
desired for the surveys two exhibits
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.
I to be held in ST. Louis from April 80
/ to November 30 Of the present year:
These exhibits will he general and
varied in character. They will in
clude specimens Of every known radio
active substance, whether obtained
from mineral or ores, from mineral
waters or from petroleum wells.
Authentic specimens Of radium com
pounds will also be shown. Every
thing relating to the source, manufac-
! ture and application Of radium will be
exhibited, including all chemicals OBJ
tanned from the separation OF various
| radium compounds and all instru.
ments and devices by which it is pro
posed to apply radio-activdty In medi.
cine, science, and the arts. An inter
esting feature will be the portraits
and the publications Of celebrated
radium discoveries and investigators,
together with photographs Of their
laboratories and apparatus, and auto
graph letters from some Of them.
Two convenient halls will be set
aside for demonstration Of the won
. ders of radium. In one will be group.
ed the specimens Of ores and minerals
containing radium, and careful note
! will be made :of their effects upon vari
Gus substances. In the other hall II \
| Illustrated lectures will be given twice
70 the HISTORY q me discovery g o. e
dunn, its nature, and its possibilities
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-25

Deputy Insurance Commissioner Gill
breath IL to be congratulated that in
spite Of the threatened political storms
in Morton county, he was unanimously
Endorsed for the position Of state in
sllranee commissioner and permitted to
name his delegation, and that q de-
gree Of harmony has been reached
that promises well for the republicans
~ Morton county. q Il FIX Z Il Il /
Political history Is being made rap
idly in the western part OF the state.
Kidder and Morton counties have al
ready finished their conventions, each
nsamdng III its delegates and complete
county ticket 81 ct one convention.
Stark county will hold its convention
this week :s
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20

There will be grand ball given
In the Columbia building on
Charles street, Friday evening
Everybody invited. An orchestra
OF six pieces will discourse music
for the occasion. 20 st
When ore looks over the papers,
and notes the class of shoes irhlct
ed N the public this winter, 1t Is
not surprising that so many of them
have found 1t necessary to close.
The word rotten" so much ir use
In the profession, Is about the only
one which serves to properly &C.
scribe them.
"The incest and pleasantest medl-
cine l have used for indigestion
and constipation Is Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets" saws
Melard F Craig, of Mlddlegrove, N,
Y. "They work like a charm and
do not grippe or have any uupleas-
ant effect" For sale by c. W.
Grier.
There Is one subject on which
politicians Of all parties. members
of all church denominations, all so.
cieties, and all organizations with
out exception are agreed. and that
Is that the present winter has been
old fashioned enough to suit the
most extreme advocates of that
brand of weather.
Guard within Yourself that treas
ure, kindness. Know how to give
without hesitation, how to lose
without regret, how to acquire
without meanness. Know how to
replace In your heart, by the hap
piness of those you love, the happi,
ness that may be wanting In your.
SELF. w Faber.
People talk about the Ice going
out aa If 1t did a great deal of harm
to houses. The Ice never Injuries
houses and has nothing whatever
to do with flood We have the
1884 food, the highest ever known
a I'd thai hocd came after all the Ice
In the river had run out. What
we may dread is a good long steady
warm rain and then If We have that
conh'na'ion there will be "doins'
In the Ohio Valley, Ice or no Ice.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20
Many Other Surprises Awaits Your Coming
IS STILL GOING ON.

7 wide dark percales, choice patterns and
colors In black, grey, red, light and dark
blues O.
All white goods one fourth or IS per cent.
less off In price.
Full bleached turkish bath towels Size
2ox45 friuged, each TIC
Table Linens In the choicest of patterns
from Which to pick. Half or full bleached 81
to Jain wide ST. 5o IL, 94c, 75c. 64c, SOC
and 37Hc the yard.
Napkins, doIlies, scarfs, towels aud stamped
linons, n soied ones among the lot, Swell
linons III .se at one.fourth less.
Dress Goods-our entire line which In
CLUBS the seasons most popular and most de-
sirable fabrics also and advanced lines Of
woolens f)r spring, one tenth to one fourth
less 10 price value.
Winter necessities for warmth, wool or
feeced hosler, golf vests, golf vests, sweaters,
and Tam o'shanter caps, one fourth less.
Curtains, rugs and portiers oue-fourth off.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20

- r. Shea, OF the SfSterSVllie
Novelty company, LETT this after
noon for points east.
Francis Weekly, of Frew, passed
through the city this morning on
bis way to St. Marys.
Ray Henderson. a travelling sales
man of Wheeling, was calling on
his patrons here today.
Good workman wants any kind
of labor work. Leave word at No.
2I1, Diamond street upstairs. 20 tx
Considerable water accumulated
on the Ice In the river this after
noon, which has greatly interfered
with skating.
Henry Fisher, manager Of the
Temple Clothing company,left this
morning for points south on bus.
mess mission.
Mrs. George E. Work and little
child left for Bsllaire. O., yesterday
afternoon where they will visit the
formers parents.
Attorney G. R. Martin, of Mid.
dlebourne, passed through the city
this N orning on his way to St.
Mays to attend court.
Z. A. Durham, president of the
Tyler Comfy Bank, was In Middle.
bourne yesterday on business be-
fore the County court.
We will continue our clearance
sale till January 81. A greater re-
duction In prices than ever before.
The New Fair Store. l9 If
The spectacle of a full grown
woman, carrying a.dog In her arms
usually inspires In most men a de-
sire to say something nasty.
H. Mccoy, proprietor and edi.
tor of the Oil Review, Is In atten-
dance this afternoon at circuit
court which Is In session at ST.
Marys.
Mrs, J. Fred Neil accompanied
her mother today as far as Oakdale
| Pa. Mrs. Neil's mother, who has
been visiting her, resides at Titus
Vile, Pa.
The large circle of friends of Mrs
G. G. Mccormick will regret to
learn she is quite Ill. The sfflic
ton of this estimable lady oates
back many months.
For bad taste In the mouth take
few doses of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price
25ceots. Warranted TO cure. For
sale by c. w. Grier.
The pupils-of the High school
will give dame In the City Hall
on Friday evening. The Auditor
INN orchestra will furnish music
fer the dance numbers.
/ Mrs. Weichman and children,
who have been visiting the form.
er's sister, Mrs. B. F. Barber, Of
Virginia street, left for their home
at Pittsburg this afternoon.
DR. R. H Tnaw and son In law
Mr., Moorehead, of Parker Sburq
who have been visiting the form
er's daughter Mrs. Charles Wells.
of Williamson Place. returned to
their home this afternoon.
Notice-The undersigned has
opened an up to- date fish market
In the city. The business will be
conducted on strictly cash system.
All ders will be filled promptly
at the office of the Gates Transfer
company. R Gates, 2o2t
Mrs. L. Shuman aud daughter
Mrs. A. M. Frances and two sons
Messrs. F L and Mac D are at
the bedside of Mrs Z. c. McColm
LEX, of Brown Betty street. Mrs.
Mccormick Is daughter of Mrs
Shuman.
Harry Friedman, of Cleveland
Ohio, was In the city today. Mr.,
Friedman Is travelling representa-.
tive for a large establishment In
New York City, His host Of friends
here were pleased to see HIN.
Don't fall to attend the grand
ball to be given on Friday evening
in the Columbia building A full
or chestra will furnish the music
and general good time Is antici
pated. 20 st
A r Withrou & N nf Charles
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20

she though 1t was garter.
Hot supper tomorrw night.
D The streets are still very Icy.
This was disagreeable day.
Many mans walk snuff out his
talk.
Who wants to be candidate for
mayor.
"FlInch" at McCoys Book Store.
I2tf
AS long as sin Is hidden 1t Is
growing.
Rain and colder tonight and
Thursday.
Announcements for city officers
are In order.
Gil Urquhart went to Marietta
this morning.
County Court Is In session at
Middlebourne.
Y The sarious life expresses itself
III sim plicity.
( Macy teams crossed the river on
the Ice today.
Kore Qaeen left this morning
for points south
Fresh fish at the office of the
Gates Transfer. 2>6t
NJ. &, Hare, of Pittsburg, was In
the city today.
Try Stephenson's bread. For
sale at T. J. Del es. 11S got
We are promised some rain by
the weather man.
The giving of grace depends on
1.-THE grace of giving.
Cut lowers at the Office of the
Gates Transfer. 2o6 st
4 We have had long siege of Icy
streets and pavements.
CS. Fisher, of Marietta, was a
busire ss caller here today.
The Ice and snow are disappear
Ing slowly from the streets.
Wheat welt up to 90 cents 6
buspel In Chicago yesterday.
Ed Smith, of Ga',uish was a busi
ress caller In the city today.
p Try Stephenson's bread. Fol
sale at 7. J. Deloes rs got
Fred Fox, of Wheeling, was &
bu>tusss visitor In the city today,
Business throughout the city Is
little quiet Just at the present
rms.
", E. Hoyt, of Ravenswood
! was registered today at the Hote
4 Well.
The Nokomis club will meet al
4 ? O'Clock In the City Building, this
evening.
The western blizzard did no,
reach Slstersvllle but 1t may ge
here laer.
T. K Smith. the Charles stree,
plumber, left for Pittsburg this at
ternoon.
= Grotud hog day Is coming and
then we will know about the
weather.
Talking about funny" thing!
Just read the river news In the
Wheeling papers,
Use Wine of Life for all nervou:
diseases. Price 81. For sale by
D A. Hendershott:
Contractor J, T. Martin returned
this afternoon from business trip
to Pittsburg.
Attorney c. B. Riggle, of Mid
dlebourne, was In the city today on
legal business.
Use Wine of Life for female
troubles. Price ST.. For sale by
Il D., A. Henderson,.
It Is worthy to note that Mr., Bry
an usually has an answer ready fol
any question asked him by the
newspaper reporters.
4
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20

Unsold Furs-1o In all. One $25 Fox boa
IS IS, two 81 fox boas II so three SIC 50
stoles, squirrel and fox 1898; TWO Sig 50 mink
scarf 9 49, one $40 wool seal boa $50, three
S seal boas 3 IS, seven 81 near seal scarf 75c.
Muffs and childs sets one-fourth less.
All new wraps Que fourth of.
80 last winter style wraps for women, miss
es and children one half and three-fourths less.
Black silk taff-ta shirt waists, fine quality
silk, made In correct style formerly IS to $50
waists now $298
A few ladies WOODEN waists, yet left 10 mer
values were 81 rs to 3 so your size and pick
25c each
FIR handsome tailored suit Of Scotch
tweed material, this seasons latest style made
we are only asking So 80
All other new suits oue-fourth off
% last seasons suits none older, one half
marked price.
Bates seersucker gnghams, ne fresh goods
ust In Ioc
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-20
Local News

He sent her belt for Christmas,
As sort of true love starter,
And she wondered where the other
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

8miIhen ben Gtdoten @uaoas
laiara uno @bapala in Merito ioa
cine elettrilhe 8abn aebaut perDen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09
ct. esnts' seanuen.

I'm 6eitGnbts flares Mafer fir bic
2oeunen uuf benz QusftequngsplaBe In
st. apuis 81 ft9ern, ipirb Der 9ebmz
boben nit 8retteru 6ebedt. Die S4au.
feln Der elsttrt9en Gonbeln, Die auf
ben 0aSuneH i'm Betrteb erbalten fpers
ben foflen, ipirben ben 2e6m oufrih>
rem unb bos Mafsr triiben, ipenn Der
8oben ni9t bebedt tpirb. uriprhng>
lt9 tDurbe Dprgei9taseu, 8eton ober
S5eer gu ~bertpenbsn, boo fte1te es ft9
beraus, eaB bic Soften bebeutenb 1Dbsr
fein piirben ais BET Der 8~ertpenbung
etnfaGer 8rttter, Gs 1T I'M @anaen
.712l5 45 a%uabratfuB Baum NIT 8rets
tern al bebeden. QeBtere tpsrben an
nerunterten 8alten beftftigt, bamtt fe
nt4t bom MaTer an bic Oberfldae
sehObsn tp.rbeu. Bel Der 8ebedung bes
bOber geleeenen 8obens inter ben Wa5s
ftrfdGen purbe SegsItu9, bas nit
8lsipeiB uub 2enfamenSl beifrt9sn
tpurbe, ubersogen,
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0apterserbrana IN aprea.

&ortd lit bas 2anb bes 8apiers. IS
1T faum 81 slauben, mas Der Roreoner
alss aus papier bsrItelt, unb nur 8u
stnem f4eint es inn pOrlGufig niht su
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DIR &oreaner tSnnte obne 8apfer ebeuz
fotpenig leben, tpie Der 8erpobner Off
fans ober gurmns O6ne Bambus, fpie
Der Samile obne BITE palmnrapalms.
Or bertpenbst es gu al ben 8tpeden, au
benen tptr es sebrau9en, unb neben6ei
gu bunoert oRbersn. G8 btent Inn In
ben &duieru In ss1ltem 3uftanbe als
SuBbobsnbeldg unb als GrfaB bes
Teniterglafss, I'm Breien als tpaHers
bi&4e Deds. dls S6srm unb 3ut. aus
dlttn Manultripten perbsn bor5iigliG
boltbare 8tnbfaben esbrebt uno btsIe
ipteber CUR Serftsllune BON S4ubfobs
Zen, ia. sarSer @9ube, bon paFerbihs
ten GefdBsn. aSrbett u. +. IN. bertp.ns
bet. 0as Robmaterial su biefsm In
9sSus auf @tSrt. unb 9aItbortstt .ins
sig baltsbtnbeu papitrs lieftrt bas Sols
hsk Observation-Disclosures.
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cid emutpo.
&asbe4u,rns, 8ebOlternng n,h Gtts
midluns bes Safenartes.

Se~lssaintsfn stH,ersfamitA .toreanti@se Sec,
tsae aaS Observation-Disclosures Gsss.
wansernus uao &aItar -9eutiaes sAss,
seIsbaus ana Dsatfd,e Gimfnbr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

init benz 2sben be3abtt.
@uf Der Station 9rdfenrooa in Tbiie
ringen ipurbe unIdn9ft Elm pafagier
obne 8e6rfarte ~betrpffen. @r fo1tc
fOslst9 feds Wtart @trofe be5ablen.
Der Mann Bat, tbu nod Bis 5u elmer
fpetteren Station mit5unebmen, mo ct
bag @erfdumte na91oIen polite. llus
tertpegs fprang er aus oem fd9renoen
.3uq unb brad bas @enid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

Sn m~affa4ufttts fsunt
man, i'm Gessnfabe gu anbersn @taaz
ten Der Union, feline MorbproasFe, bic
bur4 ibre Dauer unb INNER neuep
4ppslatfonen our SARGE ausarten.
Ro6 benz Gef4norenenzN a6ripru9
ftebt benz @~erurtbeilten irl MaFa4us
tetts nur cine einmaltes 8erufuns an
has h0dite @ert9t bes Staates gu.
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untdtiafeit unb Man9el an 8es
Suegung peruriobt aenDbnlib Ser
ftDpIuug. Or. Nuguit &6niQ's
6amburaer grDpfen brinaen in ieoem
8GlIe cine b~olitdnbiae 6eilunQ.
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0as 8rttffas 81 m
in 2onbpn beibt einen iisbeR SUB
6oben 9ttlas aug benz 10. Sabrbunbert.
Gs foa biss bas grDBte Bud Der MeIt
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,,surp . f%Sprmalin", t@im.

slmenS), bdlt, rpenn es Murgens
offs 8abns uno Wauno 8alier ees
braitdt miro, 3dbne uno Ntunb
pdbreno oeS 9on5en Cages rein.
s. S. S6mibt, 6uultpn, 3erose
Neent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-03-09

@ie aus 8aibinaton gemeloet
miro, lit Die 8efienatiou oes Buns
besrihter8 Wlc@ormid fir ben Roro.
9eros 9iNritt bemndhTt 81 ernors
ten
The Jasper news., 1904-04-28

in his desire To attend the republ.
can state convention.
THE moral of this tale" says
Mr.. White, sis that the editor
stands no show III his own town.
Any editor who hobs his head up
for an office viii get punched by
the people The people have no
other way to get at the editor.
Once year every newspaper of.
tends every mun in town: every
men has a severe grudge at every
editor he knows personally. If the
editor makes money, he is sup
posed to mike it blackmailing
people; and if he does not make
money it is Supposed that he is
controlled by some one. That is
said of every editor, however,
whether he is making money OF
not. So when he comes before
the people ut the polls for endorse.
lnent, the editor has to take all the
opposition he makes for himself
and all the enemies his friends
huve made.
THE editor has no show. The
people enjoy tho misforiuncs o
the editor, and when he makes I
Ouuder, whether it be typogruph
icul or moral or financial, tn,
whole town where he lives grins
and if the blunder is serious they
laugh. 1t is no discredit to Gree
for assuming that he has a right t.
ask to go TO his convention in I
cause he has made. An editor il
Supposed to be dead"
The Jasper news., 1904-04-28

The Jbsper Schools have CON.
pleted another successful year.
The closing exercises given list
Friday night were simply fine.
You can say whnt You please, tut
we are not afraid to put the pro-
duct of the Jasper schools up
against any school in Jasper coun-
ty, big or little, Prof. Rowe has
given US good school. He has
been ably assisted by his efficient
corps Of teachers. Jasper ought
to bo proud Of her schools, ano
we believe she is.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-28
The Best Family Salve

DeWitt's Witch Hazel give instant re
lief from Burns, cures cuts, Burus, Sores
Eczema, letter and all abrasious of the
skin. In buying Witch Hazel Salve it
is only neccessary 10 see that you get
the genuine DeWitt's aud cnre is GER
taiu. There are many cheap counter
feits on the market, all Of which are
worthless, and quite few are dangerous
while DeWitt's Hazel Salve is perfectly
harmless and cures. Sold bV j. X,
Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1904-04-28

Every housrkeeper should.knoHn that
il they will buy Defiance Cold Water
Starch for laundry uso they will save not
only time, because it never sticks to the
iron, but because in each package con.
iains IL uz -one full puund-while ali
other Cold Water Starches are put III
in a4-pound packages, and the price is
the same, 10 cts. Then again because
Deiap 9 Starch is { q ON all in ur Jus
chemicals. 1t your grocer uies 10 sci
you u OF. package it is because he
has stock 90 hand which he wishes to
DISPOSE Of before he puts in Defiance.
He knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package ,in large 10 o.
and figures "l6 VS." Demand Detiaucr
and save much time and money and the
annoyAucr Of the iron sticking
ID, iauce never sticks