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The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
Triton.

Triton, Ca, Nov. 1s.-Mrs. o. N.
Gregg left yesterday for Sylvester. TO
visit Mrs. Claude Peyton.
Mrs. r. A. Poston of Lake Bird.
Fla. was the guest Of her son. Mr..
r. N. Poston this week.
Miss vinie Henderson Of cambridge
is visiting Mrs. e. P. Bowen, on Love
avenue.
Miss Jennie vereen of Moultrie was
in Triton several days this week.
Mrs. C. S. Roe returned this week
from a visit of a week to her sister in
Monticello, Fla.
Mrs. w. B. Adams returned to her
home in Thomaston, this week.
Mrs. A. L. Blizzard of Fitzgerald
was the guest of friends in Triton We'd
nesday.
Mrs. ]. L. Mathis Of valdosta is
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
e. E. Youmans.
Miss Estelle Fryer returned home
yesterday after spending a week with
friends and relatives in Nashville.
Mrs. G.. R. Henderson left yesterday
for Tampa, Fla. to visit relatives.
Miss Estey Peoples after spending
sometime In Triton, left for Irwinville
this week.
Misses Laura Chandler and Miss
of Mrs. S. M. Clyatt this week on
their return home from visit to Fltz-
gerald.
Mrs. w. w. Timmons is visiting rel
atives in Forrestville, S. c.
One of the prettiest home weddings
of the season took place at Brookfield
Thursday night, when Miss Josie Coar-
sey the pretty young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Coarsey, was united
in marriage to Mr.. Jesse U. Parrish,
of Abel. A reception was rendered
them and their friends Immediately aft
er the marriage, and the couple board
ed the - o'clock Atlantic Coast Line
for Triton, where they took a north
bound train for trip to ST. Louis
From there they will return to their
future home in Abel. Mr.. Parrish is
a prominent young railroad man, and
is agent for the South Georgia and
West Coast road at Abel.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20

He has received from Emperor VIII
ham the iron cross in recognition Of
his bravery In the field. He is now
aoJutant general on the staff of the
German Emperor and accompanies the
emperor ON many of his journeys. He
was recently promoted to the COM
mand OF the first division of the Prus-
sian Guards.
Maj. Eberhard Count Won Schmet-
Tow, the other special commissioner. is
also the son Of a distinguished soldier
MS father having led the Bismarck
Suirassiers In the famous charge of
Ten. Won Bredow's cavalry brigade at
tne battle OF Mers-la-tour. Since 1902
count Won Schmettow has been per-
sonal aide de camp to the German
Emperor.
Both officers cordially congratulated
Lieut.. Gen. Chaffee upon the appear-
ance OF the troops participating in the
unwilling exercises. These troops con-
sisted Of the following:
The Engineer Band. Washington Bar
racks, Second Battalion Engineers
Company A Hospital Corps. Companv
y Signal Corps, Third and Fourth Bat
terles Field Artillery, Seventeenth and
forty-fourth companies Coast Artillery
Fort Washington. One Hundred and
Ihlrd Company coast artillery, Fort
Howard, Md, Twenty-first and Thirty
nlnth Companies coast artillery, Fort
McHenry, Md, Fourth Band, Artil-
lery corps. Sixth, Thirteenth, Forty
first. and Seventy-third Companies
coast artillery, Fort Monroe, Va. Com
panies g and H. Eighth Infantry. For
ty Jay, N. z. city and two companies
of blue Jackets, and two companies
OF marines, the former from the Hart
ford, ordered to Washington for the
unveiling and the latter from the navy
yard, Washington.
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STATESBoR0.

Statesboro, Ca. Nov. 19.-Rev. Mr..
]. s. McLemore is spending a week
at Triton.
DR.. M. M. Holland and family are
spending short time at the st. Louis
EXPOSITION.
Mr.. ]. M. Klarpp OF Lyle. Ala. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Leon Dom
aldson, for a week.
Miss Annie Bitch and her sister Wis
tied their brother. w. II. Bitch, Jr.,
during the week.
Col. d. r. Grower spent the past
week in Atlanta. and visited his son
at the State University at Athens. on
his way back home.
Mr.. c. T. McLemore is visiting his
former home at WOODBURY., Ky, for a
short time.
Mrs. ]. A. Brannen is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Maude Edge at Nor
canton. N. c., for two weeks.
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VALD0STA.


CONTINUED from Page Twelve)
shivers had a paper on Music in Cen
eral." the evenings exercises conclud-
ing with the following musical pro-
gramme: Miss Hilda Patterson, piano
solo; Miss Ida Mae Fender and Eme
Myddelton. song. Voices OF the
Woods" Mesdames Smith and Owens,
'Quartette:" Miss Mallie Bacon. piano
solo.
A very unique entertainment this
week was the corn shocking" giving
by Mr.. John Young Roberts to about
forty of his friends. The crowd gath
cred in Mr.. ]. T. Roberts large barn,
where they shucked corn for an hour
and then had a dance. Apples,
oranges, pop corn, lemonade and cake
were served, and the occasion was one
of unusual enjoyment.
The home of Mr. ]. ID. l.. Moore was
the scene Wednesday Of the marriage
OF his daughter, Miss Fawn Moore. and
Mr.. Walter +. Applewhite OF Moultrie.
After the ceremony the couple left for
their future home at Moultrie, where
the Bridegroom is engaged in business.
The residence OF Mr.. John D. Wisen-
baker FIVE miles from the city, was
the scene yesterday OF the wedding OF
Miss Gertrude Wisenbaker and MIR.
Orie Copeland.
Mrs. G. l.. Goodrum Of Rochester, n.
r., returned from st. Louis with Mr..
and Mrs. y. II. Roberts and will spend
some time here.
Mr. w y. Fender. Misses Meta and
Leila Fender and Miss Mabel Powell
have returned from the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. borough left
yesterday for Tampa 10 spend some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude chlnn OF Lex
ington. ny. arc spending some fifra
with their daughters. Meadames o. q.
Goodwin ana l. o. Sykes.
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Continued from Seventh Page.)
cred while the band rendered THE Star
Spangled Banner" which closed the
official ceremony.
After congratulating the German am
bassadress and shaking hands with the
foreign ambassadors, the President and
his party left the esplanade, followed
by the German ambassador and his
party and Lieut.. Gen. Loewenfeld and
his party. In the inverse order in
which they came, the presidential cav
alcade leading. the official procession
was reformed and left the Washington
barracks, while the field batteries were
firing the second presidential salute Of
twenty-one guns.
No more appropriate site for the gift
of Emperor william could have been
found than that selected for 1t on the
grand esplanade of the Army War Col
lege at the Washington barracks. over
looking the Potomac river. II Is this
part of Washington which was the Of
fetal center in the time OF the first
President, and here the army will have
a magnificent war college. on the es-
planade of which, besides the statue of
Frederick the Great will stand statues
Of Alexander. Caesar and Napoleon.
the four great military geniuses OF the
worlds history.
The Emperor's gift is a replica I'm
bronze Of the statue which stands in
his palace at Potsdam. the original
being the work OF the sculptor. Prof.
Uphues. The statue is OF heroic size,
standing more than seven feet. II Is
mounted on a pedestal OF massive
granite. Frederick Is standing erect,
his right hand resting on his military
stan and he looks sharply ahead. The
sculptor has vividly portrayed the
powerful vigor which was so striking
a Characteristic OF the German chief
tain.
Lieut.. Gen. Won Ioewenfed. one OF
the special commissioners OF the EN-
peror, n the son of the well known
general. who commanded the advance
guard Of the PrusEian Army On tho
victorious battle ~ Nach0d IN the war
~ &C.. He entered the army lu 1869.
fought through the war with France
and Dartieipatec n The siege Of Paria.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
DORCHESTER.

Dorchester. Ga. Nov. 1s.-Mr
H. Waite of Savannah spent the weal,
in Dorchester.
Miss Susie A. winn left Monde, g.
Tallahassee. where she will sneng 80 tor
winter. Inc
Mrs. E. o. Stevens has returnAa
from a visit to her niece Mrs. ] :
Smoak. near Charleston, S. 6. =
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Martin, with Their
two little daughters, Eliza and EiherI
ia, were visitors at the homes of M
stevens and Mr.. ]. A. M. King. yester.
day and to-day.
Mr.. G. w. Parker of Little RIur
Cois Island, gave fish fry and dane
last night. -''4''7
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M0ULTRIE.

Moultrie, Ca. Nov. 19.-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Standard and Miss Dorothy stana-
land are guests OF relatives IN Boston.
Mrs. J. X. McIvie has returned home
after a months stay in Jacksonville.
Mrs. p. r. Mccarty has returned
from Brewtons where she has been visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. W. b. Mathews was the guest
Of Mrs. J. II. Harris IN Fitzgerald
recently
Mrs. II. A. Mccall ana her daugh-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20

ter, Miss Bertha Mccall left this week
to visit Columbus. Chattanooga and
other places and will be away several
weeks.
Mrs. Warner Culpepper has returned
from Wetumka, Ala.
Miss Loula Holmes is the guest Of
relatives in Ashburn.
Mrs. K. W. Horne of Norman Park
was the guest of friends here this
week.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
vALDoSTA'S NEGRO BURGLAR
Two Bullets From His Pur.u
Went Through Hi. Rod

Valdosta- Ga, Nov. 1s.-The negro
James Coon, who burglarized the sto-a
OF Johnson & Keeles at Dupont Mich
before last. and who was fired unoD
three times by Mr.. Keeles in trying -
arrest him, was caught last night ana
Is now in the hands of the officers r..
negro was wounded in three nlaca.
TWO bullets passing through his ho5,.
one through his hand and then into hi,
thigh. He went to a negro's bo,Iss
above Dupont and asked to he ca ,alse
70 another house four miles turtle
Inc negro to whom he appealed We.
TO Dupont and informed the Officers ~
nls whereabouts and he was arrested
AFTER the arrest it was learned ~
ne had burned the goods which he baS
stolen from the store, amounting ~
over 800. He used a turpentine ~
70 force his way into the store, and If
was this ak that led him to be snse
pected. suS-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
SWAlNSB0R0

swainsboro. Ca. Nov. 1s.-Mrs. @. F.
Flanders and Mrs. J. c. Flanders are
spending some time in Augusta.
Mrs. Tinsley OF statesboro Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Col. w. w. Larsen and
Mrs. r. J. Anderson.
Mrs Giddens OF Alabama IL the guest
OF her son. John w. Giddens.
Miss Little OF Louisville Ia visiting
the Misses McLemore.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
oUITMAN.

Quitman. Ca, Nov. is.-Rev r. II.
Eubanks OF this city was married 10
Miss Gussie TODD AT her home IN Rome.
Ca, Tuesday evening. Mr. Eubanks
Of Macon. brother Of the bridegroom.
was best man. A reception followed
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20

Fables grow Eat and mothers are GLAD
For Monetts "reethina" IA easily had
"Teethina" CTeething Powders) over
comes and counteracts and effects Of
the summers heat. aids digestion. reg
ulafes the bowels and makes teething
easy and should BE- given by an moth
era having small children. ID costs only
- cents 80 druggista-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
CALL ON OR WRITE THE DOCTOR.

dition and he Will answer you without
delay, inclosing a booklet descriptive
OF your disease, a self-examination
blank, etc. all free Of charge. II you
would be interested to read about your
case write him for any one of the fol-
lowing medical books, which he has
written for general distribution; l.
diseases OF the throat and lungs; 2
kidney and urinary tract: 3. diseases
OF women; 4. skin, rectal rheumatism I.
5, blood poison: 8. nervous debility ana
vital weakness; 7. structure; 3, varico-
cele. These books are free 10 anyone
and you have simply TO send your al
Dress
Try 10 call some time this week, ~
any rate call the first time you are
near the Doctors Office. Otherwife
write him. Whether you call o. write
the address n j. Newton Hathaway
N. D., PA Bryan street. savannah J,
Ca once hours , n. m. 20 ~ - ef.A
2 % . ard 10 Q p. m.i sundays, ~ =
IA. 70 4 3. nl
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20

There are a great many risks in
politics. are there not?" YES" an
swered Senator Sorghum. THE SCI
ence of the game is to let the other
fellow take thern."-washingto Star.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20

There is no questioning the fact that
no specialist in this part of the coun-
try, or elsewhere for that matter, has
a larger practice in a greater variety
of diseases than DIR. ]. Newton Hatha-
way who has been so favorably known
for upwards of quarter of a century.
Many people have doubtless imag-
ined that his practice was almost
entirely confined to his home town,
but such is not the case. Patients
come to him from distant places
many are successfully treated by cor
respondence, though they live thou
sands of miles away. The doctor has
Vault full of endorsements from
people he has cured whom he has
never had the pleasure of seeing. OF
Course, his home practice is also
large, and though his offices are ex-
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
Patients Come to Him
From Far and Near

Testify
Newton Pracfce Euma
DoctorS-Patens Come to Tim
Faces-Ihere Must Be
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Pleased with DIR. Hathaway.

Pleased With DIR. Hathaway.
DR.. J. N. Hathaway, Savannah, Ca.
Dear Doctor.-Words cannot express
my gratitude and thanks for what
you have done for me. 1t will always
be one of the greatest pleasures of
my life to speak words of praise of
DIR. Hathaway and his noble work.
look upon you as being as honest
as any man l ever had any dealings
with, and without an equal in the
medical profession. in your special
line. With klndest personal regards,
am, very truly yours.
c. +. MCCALL, Savannah, Ga.
Cured of Organic Diseases.
To Whom 1t May Concern:-This is
to say that l have been treated by
DR.. J. n. Hathaway OF Savannah,
Ca began his treatment some
three months ago and at that time I
was in a very debilitated condition.
suffering with stomach disorder, COM
plicated with a disordered liver and a
serious kidney affection. Under the
skillful treatment of DR.. Hathaway 1
have practically overcome all these
disorders and have regained my ac-
customed health and strength, and
feel that am now practically sound
anu we'll II gives me 10 re-
fer any one who are suffering from
chronic disorders TO DR.. Hathaway.
consider him a practitioner Of rare
CALL ON OR WI
Those who live in the doctors home
town, or nearby. will, of course, call
on him in person so that he may make
a thorough examination. II necessary.
This invitation is extended to all. for
he makes no charge whatever for ex-
animation, consultation or advice. He
Is only too glad TO do this for you.
All who are sick or diseased should
avail themselves OF this offer, for II
is not often that n man of DR.. Hatha-
ways genuine standing can be con-
suited free Of charge. All callers also
have the free use Of his extensive med
ical equipment. including sprays. in
halents. electric. mngnetic and vibra-
tory machines X-Rays, Violet Rays
etc. Few doctors anywhere have such
an equipment and n n well worth
seeing even II YOU do not need treat
ment just now.
n you would not be IN the city soon
and SIN would like the Doctors opin-
Ton o. your case right away, then
write him q islter eoaeFibing your con-
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tensive they are constantly filed with
callers.
There is only one conclusion to draw
from this, and that is, that DR.. Hath
away, as he has so often himself
claimed, is in possession of a certain
set OF ingredients that he combined in
various forms, according to the ma
ture of the disease, and with these
ne has been able to bring about most
remarkable results.
He has successfully cured men and
women OF diseases Of a private nature,
or affections of the heart, stomach,
liver, lungs, bladder, kidneys, nerves,
reproductive system, blood, etc. To
prove his extensive, far-reaching prac-
tice, he has graciously furnished a
Few letters as an example of many
that he daily receives and which he
uses by permission.
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Consultation
Themselves of This Generous Privilege ~ A 0N~4
The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
LETTERS FROM PEOPLE WHO KNOW

skill. 1 will state, too, that in every
way he has treated me on the square.
as any honorable, upright practitioner
OF medicine should. I take pleasure
in commenting him to anyone who
are sick or in search of health.
w. G. NEWTONs Dupont, Fla.
Restored to Vigorous Manhood.
To Whom It May Concern:-This is
to certify that have been treated
by DR.. ]. N. Hathaway of Savannah,
Ga, and at the time of beginning, my
health was so badly run down that 1
could scarcely attend to my work with
any degree Of ease and comfort. Since
taking the treatment prescribed by
DR.. Hathaway, I have entirely over
come this weakness, and have fully
regained my health and strength.
am now enjoying a robust manhood.
Society has become attractive to me.
whereas before taking the treatment
ii was most uncomfortable. / attend
to my ordinary affairs without dis
comfort or tire. My nervous system
IS strong. and I give this testimonial
voluntarily in order that the doctor
may use 1t in reaching other suffer-
ers who are afflicted as / once was.
only regret that ! did not know of the
doctors work and superior skill at an
earlier date. II unquestonably would
have saved me much suffering.
(Signed) w. L. RILEY,
Gretna. Fla
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Mrs. r. NJ. Box returned home Satur
day.
Mcssrs Watkins and Morgan Of Keno
ms we're driving ON our sllocts SUNDAY.
The supper at Mir. CARROTS Saturday
night vas veil attended aud all report .
good time.
Eek aud Frank Hin Of Lamar wer,
visiting rel"tiycs here Sarurduy auo
Suuday.
MIR aod Mrs. c. Sup spent Sunda,
hetp.
Mr. and Mrs, a. Z Sburt are moving
hdre from Pittspurg Kansas. We al,
all glad to see them here again.
Misses May and Ocie Joyce returned
from Kansas CITY Fiijay,
Miss Lille Garrett spent Saturday
auu Sunday with home folks.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22
7. d. HARBUR.

are OF much beneit to prices but are
disappointing to packers. The market
is strong nearly day, ap advance of 10 to
% cents for the two days this week,
putting the top today at IS o., the high
est oint in IA ear, aud just about whero
hogs we're selling this time last fall.
Bulk Of all the hogs sold above s5.Sl,
and market was strongest at the clo,o.
sheep aud lamb receipts are large, and
consist ahno'it entirely of Westerns,
Lambs have sold lover in the last week,
10 or 10 cts, sheep are steady, stock and
feeding kinds higher. Best lambs now
bring S5.31, native wethers 50 40 to 81. 80
ewes 500 10 1896, Westerns for feed
ing purposes sell at $40 TO $40 for
wethers and yearings g 10 to 50 % for
ewes, and choice breeding ewes brought
a 90 last week. j A RICKART.
L. 8. Correspondent
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Mrs GAddis Of Webb City spent Mon.
day aLd tuesday in this ueishbcrhuod,
Mr.. and Mrs. Balm are rejoicing over
the arrlyal Of voter.
Miss Florence Campbell had narrow
escape from being killed. she fell eli a
loaded wagon of corn behind the horses
but MISSED tie wheels, and cscapco VITA
dolly few bruises.
Mable CAM bell is on the sick list
Mr.. aud Mrs Jones are visiting IN
Mcdonald County,
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CALLED FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
rev. Jones Continues as Pastor Of he
Christian Church.

Al congregational meeting u the
Christian church last SUNDAY Ruv
Jones was called for another wear as
pastor OF the church. TINS 80 ,e wei
come news to the m any friends Rev. add
Mrs. Jones have made uuru.. ,.cir past
year in the city.
The gathering Sunday WIS an enjoy
able aud profitable day for the church.
Three services were hold during tine day.
After the regular morning service, Il @ d.
bers aud friends retired to the sr5ye at
tho NJ. +. Church South, where % .pl,u
did repast was sbread. Ii the propie
Of "le olden time" ever had a finer bas
kot dinner than was there spread, tho,
had to hustle. At the afternoon SEP
vices tho following report was read.
No. Of members ....................i O,
No. of sermons in regular work aud pro-
tracted meeting ................G5
No. Of additions:
py letter...,...,...,..............5
by baptism OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Money raised
for preaching -. ........51g7 lG
Iyr missions and bene,oleuc,s Is %
Tor church painting, insur-
ance incidentais, etc., 100 co
Total for all purposes .........g3i2 So
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Mastin Busby Promoted.

Masiin Busby left Friday ter Norway
Kansas, where he has been placed u
charge OF one Of the Dickson Goodman
lumber yards. Ills many Jasper friends
congratulate himson his promotion.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

A revival meeting is in progress at
tie Diamond school house seven miles
northwest Of Jasper. TIE :meet ngs arc
IN charge of Rev. Sutton, Ok N.,lyl.,,
who is being assisted 10y Rev. Fergu ,uu
e this civ.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Or. Everett Powers desires 10 inform
bis patrons and colleagues that, after
an absence OF eight .months study Of
his specially of eye, ear, nose and throat
disoascs in Europe, he has resumed
work in the Central National Bank
Building, Carthn Ve, Mo. 500
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22
For the ChiIdren,s TONG.

Any persons having fruit for the
Clildfon's Home Society OF Missouri
will leave same with hrs. \. II. Gram
dali, who will soc that it is sent prompt
~ 10 the home.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Mr. + S. Stockham and family Of
iowa, are visiting Mrs. StockAaln's
uclce MIS- Carl LoWensitln OF Carthage.
They drove up t. Jasper MoudaJ 10 To- K
at mis- part OF country, They are very
mach pleased Win Missouri. Report
line crops ia Iowa.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

You don't have to buy every time you
call, but would be pleased to have you
every time you. want to buy SEINE
thing 10 my line. &. W. SITUATION
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Rev. Seiduor who lives southeast II
town will preach at the Methodist
church in this city next Supd1y after
noon at 3 o'clock.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Just received car load Of Genuine
Michigan salt. We soil it by the bio! or
sack. McCaslin.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER,

Interesting Stock News From On
Regular Correspondent.
Special 10 Jasper News.
Kansas City, Mo, Tuesday, Sept. p
1904 Tho very satisfactory market IN
killing cattle last week received set
back yesterday on ruu Of 270O0 head
here. aud big runs at otner points, OF .
to 10 cents on various kinds outside of
corn fed beef cattle; these held steady.
and are as high as any time this year.
s6 - was paid Friday for best drove
here, aud other sales were at $500 to
SG ~ during the last half Of the week.
The ke, price OF the year was paid in
June. 81 ~. Quite lot of s. 80 To %.
80 cattle we're marketed last week, but
tue best price today is IS %, as nothing
extra toppy is here, although the sup
ply is 1900 head. Grass steers are
selling at - 50 to 81 80, and grass cows
and heifers at 81 30 " $3.50, for those
above Gamers, which range uownwards
but are selling better than before the
settlement OF the strike, Veal calves
are 80 70 10 cents lower than high time,
but are selling stronger this week again,
at a 80 TO 80 so. All GLASSES Of stock
and feeding cattle are lower than week
ago. Trade is active, however, and n
very good clearance OF the yards was
made last week. Feeders lost 10 to %
cents in the last week, and bring $500
10 g So. Stocksrs and stock calves lost
20 to 40 cents since a week ago aud bar
gains are picked up occasionally at $500
to S275 for very decent stock cattle,
while tho pick Of the yards can be had
for 1925 TO s. 10.
The exceedingly small receipts of hogs
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

a second hand Phaeton and II set
of single harness for sale. Inquire of
Mrs. W. a. Dixon.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22
A Good Yield,

Thos, Patterson has just thTeshcd biz
wheat aud from 100 acres he got 1872
bushels which makes pretty go. d
average for large fold,
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

O. b Flour. The Best on earth.
Always our favorite. Try it. K.
l., Roberts &s Son.
The Jasper news., 1904-09-22

Mrs, Dctar and son OF Minnesota who
have been visiting her brother j. r..
hrght, accompanied by Mrs, Bright
and SON Gohuie arc attending the lar
40 ST.. Louis this week.