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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

II n
INN N request that the advantages and OPP
yUyi ~ portunities that prevail iu his line OF
j5MV business for the young man about to
'IM start In life be called to the attention
nk\v OF the readers Of the Workers. pages.
NNv Here are the reasons he gives for the desIra-
,Mh\ billty off, position with a manufacturer as
Ih\ starting place In life:
Il IN First and foremost manufacturing is the
JNv most progressive business in the world. It
'hl always moves, 1t never stands still, or II q
l'N\ business does stand still 1t soon ceases to
A NM exist 1t Is empha t!cally business Of prog
5lhV \ress 55t55i X
NAN Secondly, the great many opportunities
h\ that exist for the young man to /" make a
a AIM hit :" In this line.
\ I'M Thirdly. the chances for the young man
\An\ with knowledge of manufacturing Of some
VEJA\ sort 10 get into business for himself.
WIN Fourthly, the excellent training which II
\\M( gives the young man who is engaged In It,
iVV' Fifthly, and last, the money tina Is In a
l\M successful factory, even II but small one"
I\\N This is an array Of arguments In favor OF
1A\\ the line mentioned that might prove attrac-
Ak\N tive to any young man. Careful invest iga-
M lion proves that these claims are borne out
lsN\ nv the facts The business OF a nanufac-
IslN\ turer is a good place for any young man TO
NkW( start In. f
|gNWV Place OF Starting ImnAterial,
lMHli How and where shall start In 1t is nat
VIVA ural.y the question that arises In the mind
( I'M of the young man. The place OF starting Is
..
" MA lmmaterlal There are q dozen manufac-
Y MN turers of no small consequence In Chicago,
WV alone who began In the business'in the oper-
& NV ating department. There are nearly as
" many, proportionately who began In the
n office or In the selling Of goods, a man ap-
! parenty has as good a chance of winning IN
this line IL he starts In the factory as II he
starts as bookkeeper or drummer" The
thing to do Is to show that you are the right
man In the right placeaf er you are once in
or course man or boy W start where MS
education. training. and disposition best 1T
!:
M 5aEtf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

the corn sections Of the country, for instance,
soFmuch corn will be grown In a season that
x the local elevators are. filled to overhowing
and arbitrarily the prices may sink SO far
below the general market as to discourage
the holders of the grain which Is not yet
In marketable condition.
No man, whether citizen or ccuntryman,
can have strong hopes of success In farm
ing5under present conditions unless he shall
have business head and keep to business
methods. In the growing Of chickens for
market or In the feeding of cows for their
milk, modern methods have advanced until
to feed too much. or. to feed In any quantity
food not conducive to flesh or milk as The
( case may be, becomes at once q source OF
double loss-loss of the food in the first place
and NTH second place a loss OF the product
which otherwise might have been expected.
\ (
System Needed to Win Success.
To this system In feeding and, housing and
caring for live, stock; to this selection OF q
first staple crop on a farm and to wedge
in between such subsidiary crops as may
make even a profit on the, failure OF the
staple; to have. at all times an active over
sight and knowledge oflthe whole business
OF, the farm the farmer will need to- have
hds' system of bookkeeping ona double entry
system such as at amy time may give him
the conditions Of his business. 1t Is not
enough that a farmer knows how much
money he has cleared from his farm at the
end OF the Year: II he has cleared more money
from bunch OF sheep that have been eat
Ing down the weeds In the fence corners for
eight months In the year than he got from
the feeding OF a car load of steers for the
Chicago market 1t may be the difference
between success and failure that he learn
this fact
To the average farmer, moderately sl,c-
cessful, his money comes slowly. II the
farmer be- a former citizen who worked for
a comfortable city salary, this will be a
condition. to- prepare for and steel himself
against. Deyoting himself and his energies
to farm work, his clothes and those OF his
family will be small out OF all city propor-
ltlons; sugar, flour, coffee. and tea VIII be
his principal items from the grocery; car
fares. gas bills. rent, luncheon, amusements :
and all the long lists OF cash incidentals I"
Of the city WILL be- wiped or the slate. twill
surprise the citizen farmer who has Just
put 500 In the village bank to remark how
long It may lie there before the casual needs
OF himself and his family draw uponIt. l9S
Start with Small Investment.
TO begin to farm out OF his Ignorance Of
farming the ordinary city man will do well
to invest as little money as possible as q
starter, Perhaps the renting out of a portion
of the farm TO a pra ctlcal man In, tina irst
yearswould be wise. lie must be preparedto
sacrifice many of the little lllxurles and con-
venlences that belong only to metropolitan
life. He may be homesick for the roars Of
the city street But after all II he has tho
spirit Of the farmer In him there Is sonae-
thing Of the primitive man In him stu that
wi m n wa ka ia the com ne Sa tiOnsNOf the omen
and the sweep OF Its singing winds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

- NALL advertisements often open a
- fruitful field from which many bright,
- with a small capital.
Four years ago first tried my hand
at buying and selling through these columns
ana the success OF my first venture decided
me. I had a capital OF 5000 and desired TO
Increase It. An ad Of an outlying restaurant
attracted me, and. on Investigation found
we'll equipped place In q poor, location and
disguised owner. I got tho whole outfit
for Sos and moved 1t TO another location
downtown. 1t was O. success from the start,
and II, week and ten days was out OF debt
and had my 5000 capital restored, besides
a business which brought me In from $50 to
$40 per day. had a good mana ger and aft
er had owned It three months, he asked M
price, and, to place It beyond him. said
$4,000. TO my surprise he took me up and
promptly met his payments. .5S n XVI
Uses Want Ads q $ Business.
From that day to this I read every want
ad In the paper, and sometimes have four
or Ave trades on at once. l haye bought all
kinds Of bargains-houses and lots. lease
holds OF roomlng houses, horses and wa gons.
anything and everything think there Is
money In.-but experience has taught me-
there are some lines that do not pay. ~
h II have run up against what thought was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23

which is dependent upon every phase OF wind
and weather always is a poor staff upon
which to lean wholly; it is putting all the
eggs in one basket with a vengeance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
WantAdsO penN ewField
BY r. 10. Adams.

swindle, and q careful Investigation has
made me drop 1t. could tell Of many little
schemes 10 part me from my roll, but al
ways insisted on the goods delivered and
never let 80 Of my money forhears or hard
luck stories. al y.
believe n man, bysjudiclous and persist
9ent advertising, can sell anything living.
made, or grown by the aid ofithe want adj
Somebody wants that thing,
Once In July bought a flne sealskin coat
for S75. know nothing of the value Of
4 this class Of goods but an honest Journey
man furrier did. and lunch and a dollar
gave me his opinion, and In December,
through a want ad. sold It for $3.50 to a
woman In st. Paul.
Lead to Bigger Business.
d Once a man tried to sell me a lot. Looking
up the records I found that the lot belonged
to a prominent lawyer, who had forgotten he
owned 1t. He found by his books that he
had taken II some years before at a value
OF 1900, offered It to me for $500. took It
at once and sold It for 50, 900.
These are but q few OF the bargains 1have
found In the g small ads" but they are
among the most profitable. have made
enough now that I conf1ne my work to real
estate. have gone beyond tho small DEALS!
but IL ever desire to make.another start I
know lust where to dig. III - rs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-23
Causes Of One Failure.


IA MANUFACTURERS writes with the
IN request that the advantages and OPP
~ portunities that prevail In his line OF
, business for the young man q bout TO
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
ON SnOianerue

Deocr oct I Ell @crctnin0 fra Sort
Dates Del cr tDlOliomt, orr oci nO=
li9 ar9iOnc Npicllcrctsticnoclic, Der til
laocr SrOiauue, 'tm bar ta9ct 9ano,
al tjpbe 9tusOriiic oil 60pe en- iao oc.
moroIIlcrcnoc &rInn0 ber lpm paa
anOrc GclerOdtoncr. Solicit pe0
@idnoln9 &od butter enomu SpiCer=
DIoroci, Oa bernleOc ,Snoiunert mOr=
oCoc Ell bel 5amlic. Scr cr maalte
life VanOct nogcn &clcrpaton, 1bor
Der en- mInorC llQrCic mto &us0r,ilcn
t@o 5tg % DoDtOgumoeh tNiil er
ocn at @8cnitrne alto bar purct me-
get noc. i.C Stceu, ocH mOorcuOc
Ngcnt tr in9cn llnota0Glt ira oMne
ae8cl. Gn SDO Iolota GaloouDort
opldtte iorieocn Ct Silt, bDorpaa Der
t0o, ii -iiC gRa'iontr par pcltunnC. "a
tlltroos iOr 2lopdr9ler loAtt D0n iii
&nOionere N}cn 2I9nt 5ttcn iorbpo
lamtliQc line Anbinnerc al Qaa til uc0=
commence GD % Danole, % oa Stc-
oeta Hruicn9 Uar dibGn9lg Al Ocune
NdnoeI, bar oct lite lUngc. ier Saz
looncn Nar li0N9'. ARen entcn lul0=
blp0s .}nolanere Orltier eller lite, aa
lea er be Nll0epel opmt til l(noergonQ
lOrlng oQ StroluIa irrInino'ler 2iG=
tQllet pg mcomln0re Slilianoen beorcs,
DOlItet e lIoet lanoiDnligt, iad oil nu=
lc0euot Ditnneiter DplrDe 0en Iao, 0a
cn @jourinolaner Dil bare li0claa
Dcl0en ion' eli Npnd, sea Felioncr
tjCnoer til Dc p0ittn0IIijits 5orDoIo,
lon 'r gcriicn0e paa en- 9ieicru0tion.
Anolantme tan lite fotlaoe Acierpo=
tmnen pOn 2lil0oc,lc, % mgen 490io
Ian 6etrGoe oea u0a 'Fa9. En Subj
amer Tan Itic bu9gc en- 5tolDe cAcr
lgumeriioI mtomjnore ban bar
i'tiitIi9 6lilaOelic. 0au maa lite ce
cn tud0 og fan life lore en- Jtlflc mco
iig. 0Uis ban bir uenia mcO lin
Spi9ermootr bOis bar bllr iupot Ell
Nau0el, elltr bols Der b0n0er bant mo-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09

En0G Smaa9G.tcl / Si9icton bIeU
foricotn Qrcbnc poo itii @icynina, Oa
De par lanQiutQrtot Ic ilop onnt
@lra mco at ilo @l lloraIpyUoiin %
li0t Str0l / QiUu nj GonmcruL Oa
ocrc@ Eornloyc bao 0omntru p9 DC
bcItiddnt &iotmono tpnot AM Nprla-
oclic. Goyul0rcDc lo0cot 6ycmtiocn
al ieyt bcort Cpim mco bcm lOilict
jo pjloc bliD, til AlcnljOiQ Torotl Ior
luopti 6or0loJ> iom &eln NJ I'll &c-
typl9elie ior Samiwnocis 6ycmtio,
Der iommtr til at bpile paa ocn oppor=
cuoc SlU0t. NIuu Ian idaIcocs pUrC
foroj2ict ON at 0isIc liort VuitCr, lom
talocr i9 iclp ior Nluno % Gentlemen,
men r1ittr "a liUlcr / &utltcmt, bal
la8t iA til %anea ION Smd09nittr oa
ocrts 6.n9rc blir iom oilcii belle ocre2
Eip .3icunem utyu9it man Dc bernoH
lj0 Gor0toa li }ic GjWnanoe ION
Iaou iia folc pp. g Stotler Icci
laa at i9t at 9It.giitu / 6iu9cyi,oo0n
og Nuunsloslct nqtrior lmc Q|to
mnntila % 5.rbhOclic mco otmn
l{cgpppttl iel6,r auo}c Galter, Ott tit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
Niau iiuc NOvn 0iiit.

A,luiuion u. 3, lite Nuni.
2lIrs. &amt2 Eurrom2 'oyiaQtci0aar
at taAc yiDct al line lem Bonn oN ii0
ltIp oeo Al Hlanoc Qau0anmi Nioocn.
Smncn Scnncib / 9idr Qammel. oeoe
llror eiicy M|oOcrcn haooe iniitcrct,
al &pmmc ilu.oI U0c Ocn iclpcrcoe
R1uborb- Ieitt IA oct piioc Qiore
Dem 0Oot iuQoc bun. e IRE Al Dem
moOiattc iil at iNiic tilIips mere enc
eli Noytirn; men ben pnQiie loo ia mt
eli Eoytion image "a onoc oernl. Zen
nlOlc Sou itnOtt &uo otter VO0e ira
Noipit0lct, MEN Ocmc tuuoc lite rcnOe
&arnd2 Qip. Mrs. &mrop9 anita
9Cs pare ln0sipal.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
&usfur ipr Guinber

{lI enbrcr iom icnoer mig TN 9(oreafe.
Uu jca icnoe irit meo iuleItGuog 9(nDis.
ming no9et AT Min iinple 4lreparation for
SeItr0etie af 6pioiloo, SaarOanelic. 6pr.
ltgunin9 eQer 6alo al 9ipmooeren, for li6en
eler irerteiulo 9fenltruation, Sumors eller
SGilter, 9eee6cl9er, 3ilbpieligbeo til al
6rGoe, irD6enoe SVIeIie Longs &p9ra6ew,
Smerter oosr SmaIrp9gcl % andre tUinoea
li9e Spa8beber I'll gRpbrs, Der bar Iioenoe
9ptre, pil ir1 iortldte Ell beIoi9 Sjemmes
9nr Spis &c pniter at iortiGtte &uren pif
bet fun foite Gem omlrent IL Gents pr ll9e
of gardniere 1SeIbreoelie. 5crt9l andre 2i'
oenbe om bette, ct al. bpao jes beoer ON.
Spis creuitaacR6c inircsicrer 9em, aoresfer
for asrspe @spiie.. @ra 81. as Gxa,as,crss .Gxa,as,crss, %ScS
II, Nptre Same, s,fo. Gfriu bette Sprpe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
5lopo Mod u0r linO9ina.

5lo0o Rot oel blsp ogmttilet Cps
bOlO GumpionaY!d y9hcdiou
N'im, ior Ce,rialo paa Smcocn
Ndttloo'0 / &rMua4 &a0cD. Ut tat
Aio luie 1cu3tloocy oclen o9 lim
pCo &rononanoitd0ct2 rciomtc OPP
trU0u blto BANS Yio rcoOct 0m
bltp otrpoo morio3t % crtlGrct
lto9ipaa, Ocrpaa bItu ban icnOl iii
SmO9iD9Cdi0lci 6cr0u9 60l9.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09

}ra e NDtteblao tljpper pi Iolgmoe:
"gjaar 0u iooy Ell &ataloo ira ct eler
anoet 4oiiogotr Sirma iaa ie oen
i9jcnnem % iino no, 6uaO % bporme=
get % MI aiUe oig ior Dime fyoouiier.
llu0rigg idQ paa l0ao YcttnQeler oe
nil 9ioe oi9 @enlan0 mtO &eta,ingcn,
lillo pu lite fan aoutaut poa 0aano,
idml 5uurmC9et Ce eil Dot ION 5jora0
i'll at boiOe &etc "a &rocr DcoiQc Dit
lownibjp 0aa III Glgnin8smanoen
og le oOer BANS Sogcr angaatnOe bpor
itor Sel bIsie Firmatr betalCr al Slat
til oit SiplCU9ien Bare itrio til oem
% ip9ra oem, bDor meget be er p.lliQe
til at bcialc al &pycerus til 5attigpG=
Tenet et Nountp. Gittrat 6u bar
Idaet Reot paa ait oette, Qoa IA til oiu
aiebmann berbiemms, ioa ban, pri-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
Slir >GOrgt Nrpnplit?

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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
! Storn.

Su 9aor nv9eaoc 'ort me6 Ell anIin9 ira
9icro
ioa Otn IumuCncc 9'ci
Gn iIH2cuOc zmrtnin9 iri9cr nil Spor,
Nten lau9Cr mig Ct.
6or rcbCoc SciI mco Smcmeo Nait
"A 2eOcu omborO
Get buncr / &Ont tUnI. on bet bralt
Fod zen bulcnoe 6iorO
Ntin lpucnoc eaoo er en- lmruoe Ncit
Cpcr lrooocnoc Sie.
Ter Slancr bag 1tpcn Ct Sol9liml &eit
yi9 en- iuienoe Nle
2n 6oager mig Ct seq REQ. buoO Der bor
iolt ldncnoe Smi,
&cliommcn 1tven rudcnOc SDor,
Wlco 0ul ilnt.cnoe Eli
>,a lod itOl bel 9oa unoer StomcnsSuo,
llnocr Nt009cme9 SonQ
llnoe lorocncns Nrplcn o. gel9crncS Nns
"oar min lirp9cuOe sang
SeI perler Sormcn al Iubcnoe ypn
. pirreuoe 2ln9lt:
~ndu &on9c poo Spl9emcs bprlueoe l'run
>nOu 2pbenes 6on9n
Nwra lor Oct lhlnmenoe, ipuImenoc Nap
@uulm boerc oo
! NlUIte, Der bille mco ypn eoerS Nirap,
W oobbeIt Nurrn
Den on, lom urottcIi9 blotter Din 6orn
Ntoo Erruoin9ens Nrano,
|rc Ndngc Ucill9ue oit beIli0r l}apr,
6 606ruclono
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09

Uo Acll:rIng 1ar HoajOCt ret iom
ja Grl,9c G.aii9t ct loot 6iljpqin,ne
iaa SclOit0yc Den umiooelbort eiter
Let }op1neicruc iloQ 9tusieme iaa
erunoigt tilijos bar Stotsm0nO o9
euoel al pore GlOoe t1qet Croet ior, at
5tealeringtu tcr iolqe 7erne til 5n=
pan. Gia,iom oct i'lt oar gait not
at Vi Gcbte os til &>errer oper Zerne
% ccr,. GeioDninQ Oct er en- 6oiit
pamcril7ai. @pleracrO, 60rilagsitil4
fernt r. 6eiiGItoe ~
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09
gtOl0t ON Sucrigc.


horc en- o9 onotn AZ rorc Mncr'ion'tt
Ncnncr uotnlt ocn N'cnin3 at EriQ
mcllcm Rm3c oa Socriacnumoa ocrc
iaa ontrent umO9aaeIi9. Gt 'pne@
lite IN99C pio~' %Nai pa' at Ne 70
Imal 9|dtioncr bar 9Ran9miom DC men
oplpfe Y}otiontr %troa1 oN at oette
D9le HuIturtrln er ct mo9tl9t %oIbNrt
MOB Rrl999al'iobcn. Yen 'torc 4Fd=
jmltet AZ Soltet pdn bC99c SIocr AZ
SlpICn cr toIoNmocoe t1rttNntcn0r
Nl'nnr'ttr lite "Qothcoo2" % Dc rr
uoprN9foe 6ro2pcmT. Yet iom
Qor p0rct o9 'rtnlNeIrs cr Ell QlaQln9
or 0oIienC paa ben ltUnol'iHtl'it
9aloo ai lIQIit ~ uooloe 8otMA6@=
ooallo(t er oct "ditNm at ~ott&t2
UO1 siion'' 2oIo'f 'al oIo Hoa9'p"3
o8 |o'''ido '] 'oTaHet ol9'c9h0"s.-
0o8'' >Hl'!'i''N'r olil "rao 1' of
'oo''E '' pune ''ott % N9f" 'h0ao o9
'o'ol" '' '' "r'f'iFoil 'om ''o.t 00'I
pa" I',Isi' 5('a''Ha'a oa 'oac @'ar7
Os'. '' 9'a'i'H,I Qo" 4IooHaho 'loo
J''''''".' '8 o0o'ol "'ii,llNf' 'f A0'=
'"' Vy'j'l'o' 3 2ot8' n'T man P'I'
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09

'er iratrNi Observation-Disclosures
pdd Nc Narcr, ou tUnItC at beltile ira
Dc irCmmcOe Firmaer operpcI lun, ON
BET lite CT On Nntcycsie at 9ipre oin
l>0nOcl bos bin c9cn &jpbmano.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-06-09

"ljor0mUn0ea iCptr DouCOld9cll9 Al
6jilcbollcr, % ocsioy CT DC i0l unoc
"a lyaitioe. Ion0Lly Ct g4ienslbl00.
Icttc cr tn gcl on Cpiauuu8 emo
0tu, at pi9 &lGaroattor i Siaicton
pumpcOc no MT Under en- Samtale
icr MoIl ttor' oan do.MlcaCm-
Zig uu 6oHm0ri.3 q oocr at oOuuiQcts
S,n0sig8c'o.ltu AZ ior en- ltor Sci cy
SidnonlOtr o. mcuic, At @uuCn
ill., at De @laHcnapcr iaa oIi, bin
imo@ioa9c maa aoyc otl at DC laor
ior llOti 6itcma3. iom De cr pauie Ill.
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The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Dublin Items.

Nearly every one in Dublin celebrated
the Fourth in Jasyer.
Mr. Johnstou's youngest boy years old
was playing with n rocket knife and
accidently hurt his left eye, The blade
entered the eye ball near the sight. 1t
was thought at first that the sight could
be saved but DIR. Hendricks says the
sight is destroyed. Babies should not
he allowed to play with pocket knives.
Mrs. Alice Reid and daughter of
Heunessey, Ok arrived at Jasper Sur
day morning at 2:i9 m and is visiting
her mother Mrs Armstrong Of Dublin.
Frank Hardenbrook called on Dick
Hatfield one day last week.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Dewey

Miss Jennie Swing Of Cincinnati will
visit her sistor Mrs Matthews this week
Mrs. Owens is visiting Mrs. Rice this
week.
Mesdames Elliott, Herring and Hood
and Miss Bertha Hood Of Reeds drove
over to Matthews Saturday and Mr.,
Matthews hitched up to his rubber
tired side boarded cushioned horse mo
bile and took the ladies over to Mt. Mo
riah Contest. They returned TO Reed S
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Tom Busby has very sick little
child.
Mesdames Gaddis and Thompson
have litigation over her farm in
Carthage on the fifth.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Was The Gold Medal Contest At rit
Moriah.

The Gold Medal Contest at Mt Moriah
saturday night was n great success.
Although it thundered and lightened
and rained The weather didn't mar the
pleasures OF the evening.
Miss Sterrett was the one who received
the gold medal bu. really a large num-
Der Of medals could have justly been
giTen, the ten who took part all did 80
we'll.
Miss Hard Of Reeds recited a comic
piece which was the ouly one to bring
smiles to the audience aud II she bad
given her little darkey another shake
she would have come out best.
Miss Dunning Of Reeds recited Jack"
and was made so seautiful by the voict s
Of angels singing Rock of Ages" amidst
the rolls of the distant thunder.
Messrs Dri shack and ,ialtz had the
courage to contest against eight young
ladies but they are the stuff great states
man are made Of and there is bright
future before them.
Misses Castors spoke well and one
vas the youngest Of the class.
Miss Clara Woods opened the contest
10 her graceful manner by reciting the
ION Cans"
Miss Pearl King and Opal Elliot both
have very dffnihed personel and had
good selections. One young lady did
not recite because her selection had
already been spoken.
These contests are training an army
II platform and pulpit orators which I
Will some day move the world on the |
question Of Temperance Reform"
VI. ). MATTHEW'S
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
REV. BLYrnE's BIOGRAPHY.
As 1t Appears In A College PubIics-
tion.

We aro 10 receipt Of copy Of the
commencement number Of the" William
Jewell Student a handsome magazine
published by the William jewell College,
from which college Rev. j. X. Blythe,
pastor Of the Baptist church Of this city
graduated this spring. 10 a list OF
interesting and piihy Biographies Of the
members Of the class OF 1905,
written by a Cirtbage boy, 1hos. II.
Boggess, npttars the following concern
ing Mr.. Blythe.
"John RoihSell Blyt Born in Boone
county Mo, November 2S, 1850. En-.
tered William Jewell 10 the fall Of 1897.
Was out Of school the year 1909 1901
Reentered again the following fall and
has pursued the Classical course con =
tinuously and laboriously since that
time lie is u ministerial student, and
was licensed 70 preach by the Mount
Zion church IN Galloway county. Has
served the churches at Weston and
Everett, No, during the past year.
Mr.. Blythe will locate at jasper, Mo,
as soon as scnool is out 10 June, and
s5rge The For st Grove and Jasper
churches this summer. Will enter the
seminary at Louisville in the fall. A
member Of the ESc, lsor society. The
most modest member OF the Senior class.
Follows tho line Of least resistance, his
motto being. Nor.resistance Conquers.'
Has had several opportunities to marry,
and may embrace one"
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
A PRETTY WEDDING
Mr.. Clarence King and Miss Maud
Howard marfisd

Howard Married
At the home Of Nr. ard Mrs. J . II
Near on Grand avenue Saturday eve
ming al $50 o',lock Mr. Clarence A.
King aud Miss Maude b. Howard were
united in marriage, " T. Ferguson
oftciated.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of the immediate relatives OF
tho contracting parties.
At The close Of the ceremony refresh
monts were served consisting Of ice
cream, cake and fruits.
The groom is an Industrious young
farmer born and raised in this vicinity.
The bride il a beautiful young lady
with !: host Of friends in and adjacent
10 this neighborhuCd.
For the prcseu. they will reside with
the groom parents. Later they will
20 TO Canada where in all probability
they will permanently locate.
The Jasper band sofenaded the young
couple and were accordingly kindly
received and delightfully."- entertained,
Au iolare dinner was served at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. R. +. King Sun
day