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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12
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loab bon Den amnelgHoen 9trreH ntDt
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b,b Die neue 2iqa nit arober Walor
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men Namen oenjeniaer ausaendt
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lis aus Deutl6en beltebt. 9ieie Selb'
petleu9nung lit lobelsuertb uno mi
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-12

9uI Der @peur o'9lleue Snoianers
NeIeruatiou bel SDtDu, 93alb.. 1T Der
olte sSuoiauer Yedibin Sim BON lelnsr
Iruu ermDroet .poroeu. Das gSelb
trennte benz Sooten oeu Sopf bonn
Mumpie uno mar 9eraoe babel Die aer=
ltlfelte Helde I'M nabeu Waloe 5u oers
brenuen, als onoere Snolaner bln5u=
tamen. Sie Gotbbdute lieBen Die Utor'
oerin rubig nad Saule 0elen.
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TcDcrleiNt.

Dieier Musbrud paBt auf oas Brot.
ben Quheu unb bas Gebdf aler 4rt,
bas BON ,peetleB" Mehl gemaAt 1T,
benn bieles Wlebl tpiro pom befeil
gDintermeiaen eemaht. tpirb nah ben
better, neuelten WeibOoen aemoblen
uno stuar BON Mhneru, bic ibre Arbei'
griinolib perItehen.
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Sulann.

s8rd1ioeut 5ronc,s bat betannt oeQe=
ben. ouB am gr6finulllst0ge lo7. .792
Bsrlouen Die Meltauslisllun9 III ct.
0ouis beiunt bdtten. Die 3abl Der
reQiltrirten WeIuber belief liCb absr auI
ulr l7S, 1923. $3.50 Yerionsn besabl=
Ten teineu gintritt. Gs luarell Die ein'
aelooeneu @Glte, Die NusltellllnAsbfam=
ten, onbaber ,uon ROnseIlionen, 9lns-
neaer, oeren 9lugeltellte etc.
Seros wuroe lebte Wude pon oerbee=
renoen Wlrbel tiirmsn beimgelu6t. sSll
Der @eaeno bon @olowalte wurosn Y
NarmaebDite binneQaefsat. 6rau VI.
Dennis, George MaIon uno eln &lno
oes g. 6. Sarper erlitten lnter oei'
5riimmern lbrer 8ebaulunQsn Den
| 5oo; Iiini Berionen luuroen perleBt.
| Wei Star Mountaiu. 25 Nlellen iilo'
,peltlith BON Sqmilton. lino flint ye.
bouluneen unter Dem 9lnprall oes Mlr'
belnurmes suiammenQebrohen. 3ms
5oote uno lieben 8erleBte weroen aus
oieler @eQeno aemeloet..
2ebten 8ouneritas aeriet6 Der Sun
! let, 2imiteo" 3u9 Der Southern Yucl
| iie.gabn in Der Ndbs pon @ellb. So.
in einen Der lhlimnllten Saaellilirms
Die iemals in Siioen erlebt luoroe1
j linb. Gdmmtlide Uenlter anT Der el
q nen 5eite bes s3uaes ipuroen bon De
GAlo0en, Die aroBer als 9hhnereie
! pa.en serihlaaer. uno ielbIi oas 9oll
,pert muroe tart belhdbigt.
en- 5bamotin. 3d.. brad am 6re
taa in ogr 2oeuH @aB aoblenarube ot
! pbilaoelphia & Reaolug @oal & Sro
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Gin juneer Ulann, welder elm
Dldo6sn beiratbst, neil lie lih blblb
III tleloen perltebt, fluAt nab Der Ter=
beiratbuns wie Elm Siirte, tpenu ct Die
Shneioerre0nung besablen lou.
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9tm Samitag Worgen tueroen Die
0oMenor1ber in COLLECTION, WOrean
uno Mustineum @ountp on einsn
Streit eebell, meun nidt IN ben leBten
5asen nod cine llsbeteintlnIt er3lelt
miro. ssn oem 9iltrltt arbelten 5000
9oblenardber uno wenn lie ltrelten. 70
errei6t Die 3abl Der ltreiteuoen &oblens
etdber i'm Staate $1,000.
geim GpreuNen bon GaumItumpfen
init Epnumit puroe bel SiIln Der 35:
idbrioe Srallt Souers ouNenblifllh
pet0otet uno Ieiu G6rper ibreflld per=
Itiimmelt.
@r.@ouperueur Sumes s. 6ompbeu,
felt lneDreren Sobren III Nelu Yprf ons
|idlIia, 1T pes @ro6ltdot=5re reibens miioe
|nno bat Die Nblidt ertlIrt. tolumenoen
EOerb1t nod ieiner Seimatbhuot Somll=
ton suriifSutebren.
Qlls on 5omItag WorQen I'm orel
| llbr Der 9ate S0ore Yanaaier3ug III
lElpria ontam, funo man elnen Sooten
tout Dem GubFdnger. 9rei Gelden
lfuno man oil Der Seite bes @elelles
Fine Wteile pon Der 5taot elltlernt lls=
1en. 9llle Yier tuuren gut 9efleloet
in oer .Saide oes Giueu fdno man $50.
IS Theineu arbeier su leir. Die eu'
oem 8eleile gin9en uno Don sIl'm 3uQ
| iiberEobyen ipuroen. Wdn fauo nibt2
| ;uorQn nlau lie ioentifi5iren tonnte.
| Gin SSrauensimmer NomenS Gott
5unoers bon 3eniu bat i'm aOolO9iIdel
Sarteu in Cincinnati ein Sinh in ei:
1em WaIIerfalle ert:dntt. nohoem ol'
| perIon suerIt uerfudt bate, oas Stint
II Den gdrenSwinger Su merIen. Sl
uurpe III Wionterep. &p., perbalte
mo Iaqt, ein Wtanu in Seniu bube tb
SIS oafiir ge0ebsn, oas Sino um5u
Syin9sn.
Sm SriminolQeridt in @leOeIon>
heluupleie Staatsanmalt Reeler. oa'
ven 8sihuoruen in Dem YroieB bes De
grmorouna oes 9oli3iIten S9hite nnQs
II tlaaten eSial,eners GiNtlcano VNsclott
! Ssto ansebpten woroen lei, oamlt II
: sen 4rrefontsu freiiprG6eu. g9olte
u 8ates mo 90. Is. 9rifiielo tbeseuater
EDuB sin orittes Wdtatieb Der e'ei1iuort
j neu. ndmlib Marclls @reenIpan, ihne
. ie s25 ofierrt. tuenn iie Iiir Ni6tIdu|
{ ain 5timmtpn. 0}ohnem liz Del
. 5taotsonuult BON Der Sahe Mittbe
: lung eemodt, hdtte Dieter ibnen 9erc
). then, oos @elo an3tmebmen. I'm De
b geweis fir Die Wuhrbett ibrer Nu!
4 luoeu al haben. 0as lei Qelhebel
g Die @eI6mprsnen wuroen onf oleNt
i gorIua bin Iofort eatlolen. GrssnlpO
II muroe in SoTi 9enommen.
Die 9oNoIiics in Tlulhin9 muy
II lebte Wo6e ouseercubt. Sie Ginbr
s der IprenQten ben @eioNAront uno e
0 beuteteu oiele Yriefmarten, ober te
l. @slo. gtoboem Der &uab perllbt na
5 labten Die &duber> in einem Stolle
u Der Ndbe Elm YIero uno Sug9b uno {
n arifsn Die GIu6t.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Judges OF ELECTION.

Tue county court has chosen 'he
judges 10 act Tor the coming election,
those from this locality boing ~ follows!
CArytown- Judges, r. X. King, W. A
Cline, J w Dryden, A C Ale, G W
Brunmet and Adolph Ro,sch,
Jasper: Judges " II Ward, John
Fairfield, II Hendricks, w r Farr,
John Gresham aud Thomas Seal.
Duval--Judges, " II Lukens, John
Dunlap, Frank Near, r L Cline, John
Fletcher and K o Crulchur.
Preston-J Judges, Uriah Smith, y &
Post, W NJ Wilson, 5 ID kessler, Isaac
Lauderbaugh and Vim Aui.
SheriGan-Julges, Johu l. NJ Gohr,
viii Stricken, II D Earl, iiamp Camp
bell, Isaac Scbooler.a Alonzo Thomas
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Obituary.,

Earl Lily the eight year old 500 Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lily, living five
miles north west of jasper died Friday
night Oct. II. 1901. Earl was a bright
intelligent loving child his sickness was
OF. short duration. He passed away
peacefully into the arms OF the Savior,
who is always 'ady to receive the little
children. The funeral servics was reud-
cred by Rev. Ferguson Of Jasper many
we're the 81 mpathiziJg friends OF the
bereaved parents. May they look up to
God for strength in there sadness,. and
reailzs that Earth has no sorrow that
Heaven cannot heal".
Darling little Earl his life ID o'or.
Never on earth, will wo meet him
more.
The pride o: "a Fathers aud Mothers
love.
Surely is reignipg 10 Heaven above
Waiting for them aud his brothers
three,
Who God, can take them " him but
Thee,
SO do not mourn him as one dead
But trust him to ths care of CLrlst
our living lead. \ FRxISD
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER.
Isteresti pg Stock News From Ou
Regular Correspo ndsnt.

Isteresti pg StocK News From Ou
Regular Correspo ndsnt.
Special to Jasper News.
Kansas City, Mo-, TueSday, Oct. ~
1904. The morning morning estimate
was for 1900 cattle hero TODAY, but by
noon this had been raised to 20 900 head.
About this number came in yesterday,
snd good rup is looked for Tomorrow,
but this week will be the last big week
Of the season. Steer prices improved ~
to ~ cents last week, but n good part Of
Of this was taken of Thursday and Fri
day. Market yesterday was strong on
steers, and active. with top OF e6l.0,
which is also the top today. Market to.
day is steady, but with moro cattle in
sight at noon than at the opening Of tho
market buyers we're hanging btok,
making trade slow. One load Of Show
wise the top was s6 81 to SO 40 ior = fev
snlall buuches. Cows and canneys have
brsn barely steady for who'll week,
but no aesus4l loss can be noted. Grass
COWS couiinue to sell at g. 80 to 50. .25,
Gamers from s2.25 down, best veals So 50
to $500. Good seryic ible feeding steers
sell at 1876 to 90 S., good TO choice ooos
upto 81, lo, aud few fancy Show feed
ers sold at sl5O to 81 IS. These high
priced cutie were bougth by Illinois and
Indiaua parties, who, Of course, expect
them to top the Chicago market when
they are ready. Stock cattle continue
nt about the same prices, 81 rs to s4.0O,
fancy ones more md c0lls lees. Stock
she stuff briugs t2Oo to g. 60, feeding
bulls around 1925, stock calves all the
way from 81 90 to sl.25. Select heiier
stock calves bring 50 90 to S3.25.
The hog market was strong for just
oue week, but has turned the other way
TO-DAY, wnen top price is si.42Is. same
AS yesterday bulk Of sales s5 90 " $3.50.
cents lower than yesterday. During
the last week the price advaucrd Is
cents from recent low price On heavy
sud 20 TO 40 cents on lights, but argu-
ment still fayors lower prices, even be-
low those OF a week ago.
Sheep aud lambs suitable for killers
have COINED 10 TO 80 bents ip the last
week, aud prospects poiut to god
time ahead for those who have mutton
to ssll. Top native lanos sub at sb.6O
to-day, and fat ewes should bripg IS Is
wsthers 81 0O. country demand Is
equal to lthe supply but prices are un.
changed. Feeding Nstlsrs spd y-arl'
Jugs can bv secured at $3.50 to $500,
lambs s3.S5 to Si.25.
J. a, Rioknrt,
L. 8. CorIsspuudput.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
DEATH or THOMAS DRYDEN.
Was A Resident of Jasper County
Since 1900

Thomas Drydes, \ pioneer Of J isper
0ounty, died at his home five MILES
southwest OF Jasper last Sunday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. IntirmitiYes du6 to
his advanced age we're the cause.
Tho funeral took place Tuesday at l.30
O'Clock at the home place and the burial
was in stone vault at theDunkard oem
o;ery south of this city. The fuueral
was attended by large number Of old
reghbors and friends OF the deceased.
Mr. Dryden was ~ years He wns born
10 Lawrence county, Indiana, April 20,
1921. In 1874 he was welded to Miss
Eliza Daniel OF that neighorhood. They
loft Indiana and .made their home 10
Iowa in 1852 time when the west was
wild and unsettled. They were among
tLe pioneers to settle Rngold county,
Iowa. In 1866 they came to Jasper Co
and MIR. Dryden purchased the farm
southwest Of the city where be made biz
homo to the day OF his death, save two
years recently spent with his son, j. II
Dryden in CAthago.
10 Mr. aud Mrs Dryden were bora five
children, J II Dryden, Of Carthage, j,
W.Dryden, residing southwest OF town.
Mrs. J II BuIlard OF Eureka Springs.
Ark, end Jason Dryden and Randall
Dryden. The lattor two are dead
The three living children and Mrs j II
Dryden, Mrs. Jason Dryden Off Worth
Tex. the deceased'l daughters in.law !,
and his granddaughter, Mrs. Neb Iladiry
who resides ut the Dryden farm, were.
present at the time Of the death. al
having been called TO the bedside the
day before. air and Mrs IL DRYDEN
were in Vt Louis but arrived home
Saturday ID response to u telegram
Thomas Dryden WIS a good man. Iii
neishbors and ScluHintancss unite IN
sling OF his honesty, uprightness and
charity. From boyhood he WAS
christinn and died without an enemy.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Dewey

Mr.. and Mrs Cline, Emma aud Glars
VOID Maud Howard and Mrs Mat.
thews have MI returned from the fair.
Ths Campbell boys are doing some
carpentar work at Carytown.
Mr. Robinson, Ethel and Clarence
visited Mr.. Owen enst ot Dewey.
Mrs. Gritfin from Illinois is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Balm. e. ..,... --
Barton and Norris Crumn we're enter.
tanned by Ellsworth Campbell last sun
day.
MIR. and Mas, Jones spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. A. ], Campbell.
Ckronce Simmons was the guest Of
Mabel and Tom jones last week.
Mrs. James Hurst and her two sons,
Earl and Scott Hurstaud her dauSh ShDr
in.law Mrs Earl Hurst, arr visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover the. pateuts Of
tIe former. They come frum Indiana
Mr.. Greenwood iu putting up tine
Darn.
Mr.. Geo. Rice has tine new organ.
An entertainment gIVeu at tho Dewey
last Saturday night we'll attended. The
pleasure vi tue ,vening VAS marrod by
a dru'lken lout. who, although strang-
cr TO al prrsent became sO boisterous
that the entertaiuineng was broken W.
such conduct will occur hrre and there
until people make up lbeir minus to
have such rowdirs hroug ght before the
proper authorities.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Attention Old Soldiers,

Thsre will be 40 old soIdlsr dinner
held at the Schoolcrsft Hall on Salor.
day Nov. 8 1904, Every old soidief aud
family is especially invited snd also ali
soIdisrs Sho sarved ip aoy war aud ~.
cry body is invited to coma. There will
be good music furnished by the string
band apd there will bs some ope who
viii givs talk. 30 come every body /.
Uy order Of Committee.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Quarterly Conference,

The third quarterly Conference of the
jasper and Mt Moriah charge vii br
held at the NJ. T. Church, in the city
next Saturday and Sunday business
meeting at 3 pm Saturday preaching 1T
$50 p IN Saturday and II a IN Sunday
Rev 4 z Anderson. Presiding Eh.er Will
have churgc u. all the services.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the ". Z. T. L.

y.
The State Convention was held in 81.
Louis Wednesday snd Thursday. Ses-
-ral hundred were in attsndance nnd
such good times We all haai. Good IT,
ports from the 81 districts. Two ihou.
sand girls have beon rescued ne CniVn
Station by Christian workers from
homes OF darkness. The saloon hns
been removed from Forest Park ~ ans
,wer to tho daily prayers Of the white
ribboners. Mrs, Charlotte Edbolu Of
California author OF Traffic 10 Girls"
which 70 many OF us have read, was pre-.
sent. She is devoting her lifs 10 rescue
work and left the coBSsLtio ia visit
the House Of Refuge in st. Louis.
Our Mrs. Hoffman was rs-elected
State President and Mrs. Ipgalls vice
president. You all kuoW Mrs. IpESils
because shs has worked up our ice wat
er fountsio aud also the .AD,i.ugrUoliS
department.
Our work and delegation we're great
credit to the st Louis Fair. Tue liEs
attractions did not AZ all iutsl fefp With
thu auditorium Of the Christisp Eudsa'
or Hotel being Oiled for tSo days even.
ipgs WITH esrpsst pray ipg msu pnl NO
meu.
The inspiration received " this 600,
Esn,iou will be felt all ossr ths state.
Space forbids full report. Jsspsr
CoupIy was represented by Mrs. botl'
hoff, oi Joplip, mrs. Carrie Swith. Ais
Pipher Of Carthage, Mrs. Juiis,w Hill
of Raaiu,n, Mrs. Wilson Of Dudepsill
aud
MAI 5wDG MKTrGlvs
Coupty presidsos.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Petit Jurors.

The country court has drawn the pc
at Jury for the November term of diyi
siuns Nos l and Of circuit court.
Those .selecteu from this cnd OF the
county sre ~ follow:
Duvil-JUhu Lumun, division No /.
Preston john Crow. division No /;
L Lauderbaugh, division No. ?.
Sherldau-J. ". Matte, division NJ
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Dubiiu.'

f. A. Sharp aud family arrived from
Penalosa, hAns, Sunday evening
Allen Weyer is husking corn for
Button Garner.
Elmer Rhoades went to the Worlds
fair last week.
Emma Morlan has moved in tho house
north OF Johustons.
Walt Johnston bought wheel .ast
week ~~-., ... ..
Ed Johnston is working for Mr. Kyle.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Miss Cora Poed came IN last week from
Washington where she has IN Ide her
home foE the past four years, and Is
visiting her sister Miss Jennie Psed =.
Sho was accompanied by her brother.
in-law V. l.. Higgins Tney have been
visiting the Worlds Fair. Mr, Higgins
loft Il day Tor his home 10 Washington
hut Miss Peed viii visit here u oonpls Of
months.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

w. Nat Riley will give Talking
Machine entertainment nj tho Pleasant
HiR shool house two miles south of Jas.
per Friday eight, Oct. Is, beginning at
i:!D o'clock. Admission ires nud every,
10 ly invited.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Broke q Plate Grass.

While playing in the street tho other
day Gail Simpson accidontly knocked
rock through the plate glass window 10
the Watson building on the corner Of
Man Street and Graod AvAnuo Tho
glass was insured against accident
hence Mr. Watson will not lose any.
thing.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

The Epworth Lrague Of the Methodist
church will not serve dinner on election
day as was previously anpouncsd but iu'
stead will serve lunch at tho ii. +. Fox
sale next Saturday Oct. ~.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Mrs DR. Hendricks and Mrs L J Simp.
s1a were called 70 Forest Grove Su lday
to the funeral OF their uncle j W Robin
400 who died Will on a visit to hir SOD
~ Miami /. L.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Miss Ella Cranhall has returned 10 her
duties in the telephone Veioo at Joplin
after few days visit with homo folks
ia this city, ~
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

A party consisting Of DR.. and Mre.
Hall of Golden City. +. Or, and Mrs, Clay
and daughter OF Colorado, drove over
from Golden City Sunday aud spent the
day at Woodlawu the guests of MIR. II.
+. Fox and daughter Miss Nora.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

John Fairfield was exhibiting hns 2
year aid borse 90 tho streets Yesterday.
L. is GoodwOod slook aud 0olOpgs " bis
sou Mont.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

4 sick man was stranded IN Jasper
Sunday on mis- way to ht- home in Okla.
h1ma- Collretioos were taken up at two
Vi Tho churches for bis hsucft,
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Siisa Preston, Miss FlerA Pltts apd
Eats Patterson went G Lamar usFday
night aud sttsud-l tho shQS.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
J. a. Rioknrt,
L. 8. Correspondent.

Rsys o W Jonos aud W I Ferguson
drove lo Carthage Monday night to hear
+ q rerrill tho ST Louis preacher who
gave lecture thersthaI pight.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27
Folk A. Webb City.

Chairman John uinamon OF the
Democratic precinct eommittea has
received word that Joseph ". Folk
would speak ~ Wrbb city next Wednes
day, November ,, at 7:3J pm.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

LslandaIl Or,l Is ,iley have opsnrl
= news stand in tho west window Of their
iathsr'a mn lemeut store IN tho opera
nuusr Liosk aud ,xpnrt 80 handle lll the
city daiIIcs AID I,lLsg lI,riId.c.ls
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

MAyoa and. Csoh Hedge were dsSo
from Lamar Ss0day visitiHg tie BAiisy
boy@
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

/ Chris. Evaaa aad son Johu ot WILSON,
sin have bssn visiting hiS u~ios Ms.
OnsT Webb several days this week.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Nr aDdkrs S h ShoopnAan lsit todIy
Tor few dsls' visit With thsir usphsw
~ e uuEull at Sareoxis. -f's
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

There will bs preaching at psthsl
Charoh siI miles northwest u bore
sunday night by Rsv. w. I. FsTEuspp.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Asssrs Warren Linn and. Lynn NoI
roe returosd MoOday from shotl
visit at the worlds fair.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Mrs Long has sold her 81 acre farm
DorIhweat VI town known as the a ibert
Nett place " Wn :, itchail. the con.
.'IeEaIioA bens S2aC0
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Miss Nellie Peterson visited hsl
cousins the Misses Wilson at LANAI
yesterday. ,tg
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

II. F. Pitts made basidsss trip u
Kansas City last week.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

H.0 Blrer made heal sss "trip Il
Lamar Tuesday. n ~
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Mrs. Iii Hendricks aud daue ehssr Mis-
Meta are visiting hsr daughter Mr.
Thos. Dodd near Topeka,
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Scholars wishing rooms cali on Or, J
J Brown. 60
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Fred CranlalI aud family lnit today
Tor Los AnSs,U,, Cai., WneEa tAry wni
msGo tLeIr IutuIe Lu,ns.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Rev. and Mra. j. G.. kink AAd baby Of
Hume, Mo-, sre visiting Rev. fsrg aaou
.."d family 10 this city
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

PiDgree SnI Huiskamp Shoes at Nc.
Caslins. Flna lin. Jf these goods.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Miss Ncttls CuAtlry the Jasper Dsess-
maker. returned last tuesday from 81.
Lbui+ with tAs new fall 81 les. viii
W. at hGnlu W ner customers Nouday.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

McCaslin's il tho place fur Ready
u'AdH Drs4 shirts. Ladies' cell aud gee
lhsni.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Wheo you want your Saton hxe'
take It 10 II. 4. burch 81 Pit's Drul
Stora.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

An Elegant ine al Men's and Boys
Pants Gao be found at McCaslius.
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Mrs. y. =. Fo.ltn,T aud Miss Mny
Lavrsncd aTs aItsJLin,: ths worl4 n
tAir his week..
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

The extra hrasyfsoliti and stout)dust
pAns asst Blue, Green Gud red
toiors erch. h................. lOc
20 inch galvhnized steel tine shOVels
tgood and Stout. .......... ..... Be
Q inch wrJnght hooks and staples
complete zach, ............},.. 2u
9 inch hasps and staples. .....,.... 4c
Screw cock eyes for hnrness tngs. 3r
Timed an steel tea spoons per ssta j. 10.
Tinnod on steel table spunns act "
ia perforated chair seats extra
heavy , ply each h................T
lust rcceivad nice lina Of pictures
framed and rlhin prices &c aud M.
"a in fire sbnyeis fgoUd and stout
jarhnnH ........ ............,..,,S
Extra heavy sburr catch rat traIs
(notbfng hotter madrl rl......,.,. Sc
Lamp wicks No per doz ......,.. Ac
lame clips caJh ......... .tc
Hane starles each h.......,....... &c
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Quality and Prices

like these have made the fastest growing business in
Jasper
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

You can buy the brst ana cheapest
IndcrweAr A. tns J.sspss l.,6F ,.N.'
The Jasper news., 1904-10-27

Get it at the New York Racke