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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
AT THE END OF THE WAY

I.
silent the voices of song-for today
In the shadows we rest, at the end OF
the way!
After the tears,
And the hopes, and the fears,
We have come to the rest OF the peau-
tiful years! ,. a.
Life's weariest winters have drifted 10
At % the end of the way
At the end of the wayl
The ships in the harbor-at anchor TO
The storm m-fags are furled at the end
of the way! ,,. .
From the storm -whitened foam
where the storm-spirits roam,
Tho CAPTAINS are safe, ana tne sallole
sing, ''Home!
And Love now hath answered all pray
ers that we pray,
Az the end of the way
At the end of the way!
n beautiful rest of beautitul cay
The shadows seem sweet-at the eno OIL
the way!
Dim valleys-caIm streams
And earth's sorrow now seems
Only an echo of mystical creams!
And we hear all the angels OF rest sihs
At the end of the way,
At the end of the way! ..,
Atlanta Constitution
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
PARTING
2ecord-Herald

Chicago Record-Her
They say that parting is sweet sorrow
And so it is, If they that part
Look forward to some GLAD tomorroW
When each may claim the other
heart
The handcIasp with the sacred meeting
OF lips in loves pure serVlce-tnsese ss .
Bring recompense for much repentinS
Of eager longing, II the seas
And hills and plains that keep US TWAIN
May some day be recrossed again.
When we who say good-by forever
Clasp hands and look through tear-
dimmed eyes,
And know that we may never. never
Renew the rudely broken ties;
oh. il some splendid realms above u.s.
They may behold who gave us BIRTH
And still as weeping children love US,
How must they wonder that the earth
Can. as our hands unclasp, possess
Aught save the tomb of joyousness!
Their parting may be splendid sadness
Who look with eager hopes beyond,
For whom the future treasures glao-
In payment of the joys they've
pawned; . -..
But how can heaven undo the sorrow
That they must bear Who LOVING
part -
No cleaning afterwhile, sWeetneart!
Who have no dear excuse, alas'
To count the moments as they pass!
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Man an Animated EIau

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1s.-Jokers
painted the face and body of Anton
Praml red and white and his hair blue
last night. Today he was taken to
the city hospital and it was necessary
to give him an anaesthetic while the
physicians were removing the paint.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
chokes to Death on a Fla
Special to The Herald.

MOUNT VERNON, O., Oct. 1S.-Dr.
Abisha S. Hudson, eighty-six years old,
choked to death on a fig last night.
i3e founded Keokuk Medical college
and contributed much to medical
science. A widow survives him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-19
Victim of HandshakInu

HOPKINSvILLE, KY, Oct. 1S.-As
the result of too much handshaking
during which his ring cut into his
finger, G. L. Campbell, Republican nom
iinee for county clery is suffering from
blood poisoning and his condition is
RerlouR
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
LATEST DINNER OF
The GR|D|R0N Gill;
Eminent People in All Walks OF
Life Were drilled to
Fine Turn.
WAS A BRILLIANT AFFAIR
Paul Morton Gets Few Bunches
Handed to Himself and Perp.
Morgan Is Still Big Enough
to M axe a Target.

Washington Post: Ran ara, ram
Ia -ra, ran-ta raj
In all the gorgeous uniform Of a
drum major and swinging an eno"-
nous baton. a member of the Gridiron
club Saturday night marched up and
down The banquet room of the Airing
ing. Warbling a catchy air in loudest
tones. h" led Il motley asScmblase. a
dozen other members of the club, cos
umed in linen busters, minstrel over
coats, militia uniforms ana other
unique covering. and footing for deal
lie upon lot of brass horns, followed
the drum major. Then came the man
with the big bass drum ana the man
with the clashing ,ymbals, while il,
front walked the bearer of large
transparency, which bore these words
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
Home Made Cement.

A capital cement for broken china
and bric-a-brac that can be made nj
home is obtained by mixing half an
ounce of gum arabic with half a tea.
spoonful of boiling milk and adding
enough plaster of Paris to produce .
creamy paste. To use successfully have
the pieces to be mended warm and an.
ply the cement warm with sinai,
brush. Objects repaired With this &c.
.ment have to be set aside for week
before they can BE used. but after tha,
they can be washed in either warm o,
cold water with safety
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
SHAPING FOWLS FOR MARKET.

While the main consideration to the
consumer is that the fowl should be
reasonably plump and properly picked, the
large city merchants demand certain
things in the way Of packing which the
poultry raiser must carry out if he would
be successful in such markets one OF the
things is that the fowls be shaped be-
iore they are packed. and while this pro-
cess makes a form that is not particularly
pleasing, 1t is. perhaps, better than the
miSshapcn fowls which would result if
they were placed in boxes or barrels with
out any plan Of packing. TO make a
THIS frame construct two troughs. each 10
rect long. These troughs are constructed
by mailing together TWO boards Is OF an
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

thin boards two or three inches wide.
Fasten a crank to the top of the shaft
and to this crank fasten a pole or not as
preferred. Then prepare e. strip of board
six or eight inches wide, bore hole
through which to pass the shaft, notch
both ends to fit over the handle of the
kettle and at one fix slide and a. set
screw to hold it in place. If the cooking
of the food for stock is done away from
the house, as it ougt to be, one should
build fireplace of bricks and cement ir,
which to set the kettle. The illustration
shows both the fireplace or pot as sug-
gested and the plan for making the stirrer.
and it will DE seen that 1t is comparatively
easy to arrange the device as suggested.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
THE WELL PROTECTED POULTRY
HOUSE

An itemis going the rounds Of the press
advocating that poultry houses be plas-
tered on the inside. There can be no OBJ
lection TO plastered poultry house If
one already has such structure and will
keep the walls we'll whitewashed. but to
deliberately build such q house is use
less expense. Beginners in poultry rails
ing are given to putting too much money
on the poultry houses and not enough in
the stock or eggs they buy. High grade
lumber is not necessary for the poultry
Tho ras
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
His Meditations.

Soon after Sinsleton.s first baby was
born. Mrs. S!ns;eto.. wer. ups tsti rs--Y.,t:
evening and found her husband standing
by the side of the crib and gazing earn
estly at the child.
AS she stood still for moment, touched
by the sight. the tears filed her eyes ssad
she thought,
.'Oh, how dearly Charlie loves that bow,
Her arms stole softly round his neck as
she rubbed her cheek caressingly against
the touch.
Darling he naurinnred .lressinily y, III =
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
CHAPTER XVII.

Pietro the model, was Il man whose
Remarkably fine figure, classically
shaped head and handsome face en-
ahied him to earn his living without
labor, and In a manner that suited his
ease loving, indolent and pleasure seek
& ing nature. AS he stood before Mack
worth the Inspector was struck by the
Gnans countenence with It's olive tinted
complexion. heavy lidded. almond
shaped. lustrous eyes, where passion
slept. the mouth. with Its fall but
perfectly shaped lips and white teeth.
cruel In their expression: the nose de-
scending straight from Il low. broad
forehead on which the crisp. blue black
hair grew in q peak.
Wanting in principle he might be, a
afsEsssss 81 N as. Es1 =. tifsssSz
was something winning in his pleasant
smile and in the almost child like mans
mer with which he challenged and ac-9
repted an admiration impossible to
deny him.
Come In. signor.".s he said. and then
Tetcbing the chair which he believed
the firniest on It's legs, he added. and
sit down here b
Much obliged remarked Mack
worth, conscious that his manner, his
and his phrases lacked the
ea s krare which MS st l,ss;sS;
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
HOW TO GET EGGS in WINTER,

A successful poultry raiser was once
asked how to successfully get eggs dur
ing che winter season and his replay was,
hatch winter chickens from winter laid
eggs" Will. this is by no means the
only thing to do. it is. beyond question, the
foundation of the whole. rratter l. e i'm
possible to have pullets that will lay eggs
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

OF building paper and one has a house
that Is not expensive hr.. decidedly; ,ss1Tn-.
Portable. See that the house is buift 8,
the fowls can have all the sunlight nos
siole In cold weather, have it wei VENT
lated and sufficiently roomy and free from
dampness and 1t will be just as good for
the purpose as if it cost $500
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

his name" added Pictro after a sec
ona's hesitation.
"WcH2"
Il received Marco as n friend; he
had no money ana lent him some he
stayed with NC ana through my in
nuencc got him place in the orches-
TIA of the Vaudeville, said Pieiro with
IN amusing ar OF patronage
Nhn ne remained mar
AS i"hS as WAS IN lar'S:
l''i' qua you le"Ne '"'le'
NhIh"oI'i!'
"t,h,, '' "a ,,o,, , 49, - par,s ."
49,
iS1'p SUI "Sse" MS SnoH1ur, am"
'o',hsu Sh'eWI'S ~ ms GueS' :.
oi sec i'au ptth 'hrIc iof y''l9'
model ,n All ne araoi ,,r,ists ,,n,iI I
was tirnd nr snrin@ rnvsalf ror over, ON
M, ,y,,ua ~ ~, S,Inn ynn,, nr,n, ysar
War, Is,,,n a,,a Do,nnn and N,nrru,,,
,nni p,,,i, .,,,d I,'',,,,t, n,,l parsn,s
ana Jnondcr and 81 Jnhn, a monk n
I,,.L =, ,,,!,, 49, I - i,,,,i;, n,.
erythrg and every one. Then thought
to nIvgc,r / wn,,,d trv Landau Mv
friends they told me artists dil no,
know how to paint here, bat that they
paid models well, and SO. as knew
ihrir lnnpuapp. | came here for a
CnHnHc.
pon,onhori,a ,,o words C,r,o had
srl,an NnckYenr,h 1onh,nl ~ ,hI.'nl.
,,I,n.,tin, ~ pia,,g, da,,,,.turn crnn,
paris v,,s rnrrn,.t, hnt ne M nrcsonI
I, enamnd ,n h,vn No hamrinr on ,ho
case undnr ,nvnsti,ation the irsnnr,or
rn,.ohn,a 10 ,,,os,i,T,, li,, ~, 40 n,;r,
"you Ter, Nnzyn hahind Won in
porIso"
~,
a., ~, 'ne,l ,nlo"Hl' u, 'I'h nr ~
'',' So l'' ''''''' "'''' ''e
80, nv ''''''
Was ne IN the habit of drinking
Yes ne had become a drunkard,
NOW. sad MackWorth' rising slowly
from his chair aud approaching tho
model was 1T While you we III Paris
,hal MeHZ'' on ATTEMPTING To GiaW MS
khlle' was knocked down IN me Ruc
IaIaS by lhe man OF whom ne was
jealous
Pietro'S eyes met those Of his guess
TONER in II steady glare. but without
expressing surprise or fear
All" he said 81 Thought Won had
come to question me about hin-rho
LnpIishnan who vas kiIIoa =" Ann h.
.nnId"d hia hn,I ,xnnIyinaIy
II have"
",nl ,or ,,.,u ,,,,, ,ti,o, ,.,,,,,,,.
60 ~ W., ,i'He ''l',r.'' H'S''"''
w ", 'b"Ne'' ~ w." "''S'nH ,,
.,,,',, 10 =. NV ans ''e' NY ''"'
No.. ,,,. 80, =. :,
,,,,,,'5 @ ~. ~ 49, 80 w 80 ~ ~
l.''' ""s "cl'' t1h n'"NN ~ ~
~ *, ,,,n p'nNt ~ S',''l'h , sly
80 l''uch we pc''eF' rci'ileu MICK
worth
ihen you are what is called--
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06
His Vacation,

Philadelphia Press: Diggs-on yonr
vacation now. Ell? Rather late in the
year, isn't 1t?
Henpeck.Well-er-yes, but my wife
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-06

The pure food bill was up for dis
cussion in the senate.
Boy said Senator Allison, bring.
me copy of that poor food BILL
hats right commented Senator
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
The Alphs Cub

The Alpha Club will meet with Mrs,
Lynn Monroe Friday afternoon. The
sopio ioritks meeting will bs Prss. and
Mrs. Roosevelt and Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks iu she following order:
Roll Call Quo. current events
Pres Roosevelt, Mrs. Matthews
Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs Horbur
Vice Pros, Fairbanks, Mrs. Leiss
Mrs FGircsoks, hrs Cine.
The door OF the White House will
yield ns easily TO the touch OF labor as
to tue touch Of capital but no easier"---
Roosevelt.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A WONDERFUL MEETING.
At III. MorlaA Closed Sah-
day Might.

Tho revival meetings at NJ Moriah
closed Sunday night. The meetings
we're iu charge Of the pastor ". I. Fer
gusou who was nbly ssseted by Prof.
SSeatAnd. IL WAS ono Of the most soul
stirring retiVAlS Mat has ever tisijei
the community, the number OF con-
versions rohehine SIXTY. Jasper was a.
most as much Interested in tho meetings
as was NJ Moriah and nuaIbsf Of the
conversions ware Jasper people. These
wofe forty Eve Jasper folks at the nlsot-
ings one night last week.
Peopls from miles Arouod gathered q,
the church Sunday and the crowd was
so great tha. il was almost impossible
for ell 10 got 10. Thofc uers forty
accessions % tho ohuroh and the Sun
day School and young peoples society
have received a Uondertui uoiiFt.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30

oabinet photos value a. co I. W. Ellis
4 W. Ellis FOR best display Single
Comb Brown Leghorns cash 81 7. W.
Ellis
j. y. Harbur one pair towels value
5Oc. Best pen Rose Comb Mioorcas,
g. A. Emry, Ct'thAgr, No.
Jasper News one year subscription
to best pen any broed within s miles
Jasper. 7. W, Ellis
One yeas sob crirtion Tor beat cockerel
sny breed within miles of Jasper
Mrs. Z 5 Johnson
r l.. Roberts & 500 one 2i pound
sack o B fIur 10 the best pen Of
Barred Rocks, G A Emery Carthage.
Chandler Il Sou QUO white damask to
the best pon Buff CJchius T. W. Ellis.
New York Racket Tor the best RoHe
Comb Rhode Island Rcd cockere one
set bosT thin lead SloWn tumbiors l. j
Bliss Carthage
Joyce Il Leo for best Barred Rock
cock-rcl 81 10 il trade. c, A. Emery
Carthage
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A Differeat Version .

Friends Of Mrs. Reno have different
version Of tho trouble between ber and
hor husband than the one which was
copied 10y the NBVs from the Lamar
Democrat in connection wish the suit
brought by Hr Reno againsts his wife ;
psreots. They olaim shat Mr. Reno de-
serted his wife in the first place and not
that she left him as was intinased in
tho srtiole in question.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A FINE BUILDING
is TuR CAMPBELL BUILDING
ALMOST COMPLETED
Mrs. Campbell Hovc1 In rloaday
and Mr. CGrlpbeil is Fixing
up iiis Baksry
BUILDING

Mrs. c. +. Campbell, moved her
millinery stock inio her huildiRe on the
corner OF Grand Avenue aud First
street Monday. This is without dosbt
one OF the finest buiidings III Jasper.
IL is One two story brick structure
20 10 ieos, Is has \ fae plate glass
front and is finished of IN every way in
first class shapa 4 partition through
the center OF the ,oWcr room divides il
into two departments. Mrs. Campbell
occupies the west room with her miliin-
cry stoto and Kr. Campbell is fitting
up She cast room for bakery. A
building is bei1g b1ilt at tho back Of
she store for an oven aud as soon as
that is completed Mr. Campbell will be
reSdy to turn out broad on a large scale.
The upstairs ls being divided up into
rooms. This two front rooms will 10
occupied by II G Montgomery who will
open real estate md loan Office after
ibe irst Of the month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell will fit up the other rooms
TO live in aud will move into thom as
soon o. fnished.
The building was Constructed under
the direction Of G. W. Harvey ADD i. q
frst class Job throughout, aud is a
bulldog Of which Jasper is Justly
proud.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A TEMPERANCE RALLY.
tisId at the N, e. Church Suadgv
AfterRoou

Tho Uorld wide temperance day was
appropriately observed at the NJ. z.
Church Sunday afternoon under the
auspices OF the W. G.. I. U. In tho
absence Of the president md vire ire.
Sident +. ". Eedoll acted as chairman.
Tho following program was rendered:
Opening prayer, N. A. Haekey
heeiIation, Natalie Bedell "Only
bow OF Whits Ribbon, written by
Mamie Hawkins blind girl
RscitStion, Corabell Ti!mGn "Ths
nouse and the boy"
Recitation Kathryno Drny, Temper.
ancs
Solo Flora Campbell, "None can
take : mothers phase.
Recitation Miss Neliia Pcter.on.
Temperance address, by y. \ Mac.
key
Clcsing prayer Prot Sta-r-tt.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A SAD DEATH.
Son OF J. 5, Gsy Aeeiesn,Iy Skes;s
Himself,

Word comes from J. S. Gay, who
formerly lived near Jasper, but rho now
lives near Sarooxic that his son Mack
accdenily shot himself with No. 20
shot gun on November l6Sb from tho
effects Of which he DIED oa the 23rd.
The shot plo0ed iurroN across his
breast near the heart, tearing away the
muscle OF his ieh arm and severing the
artery. While he suffered great deal
from the wound his death was So peace
fully that his parents who we're watch
log az his bedside cared for him several
hours after his d~ath not knowing that
ms had passed away.
The family have the sympathy OF
their Jasper friends in their sod berears
mcut
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
THANKSGIVING SERVICES

To be Held at Jhe Christian
Church
The pastors Of the city hAVearrIngsd
for . snion Thanksgiving 5ervlcc to be
held at tho Christian cnurca tomorrow
Thursday A 1890 O'Clock. Following
ia tho order OF services:
Soog Service, Prot 5 sertland
Invocation, W. I. Ferguson
Reading Pr,s.JeuJs Proclamation,
G.. T. Loch
Sarmon, J. Il. Blythe
Offering TO be tnken for the poor to
be distributed 10y tho Charity Uaion,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
Comes or Tonight.

The public schools expect big
cro~d at their library Day Reception at
tho school house tonight. They have
sent out $50 special uVitations and Prot
SweeIland ssys he has visions Of books
TO tbe right OF thom, books to the left OF
them aud into ths yslley Of books they
expect to ride in ali their glory.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
Card OF Thanks.

Mr.. Henry File and family wish 30
thank the odd Follow lodge aud tho
neiyhbors and friends FOR their kindness
during their recent bsreAvameut.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
WILL BEGIN SUNDAY.
Special Meetings At The Christian
Church.

(HuiGHs
, Rev o w Jones, pastor Of the Chri-.ial
Church, has announced garias OF
meetiogs which will brg,n at tlat
chsrch nexs Sunday, December e.
Following are some - thu subjects
which will be discussed during tho
meetings,
Peace or a Svord2"
why"
The Birthday Of the ChrroL "
"Are there Christian Cut,i5o
the Church!"
"Is one Church az Go0l aa
Another?"
"Saving Faith"
"Can One do Anything g. SAY"
HIMSELF"
"A Man in Hades."
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
A RIPE OLD AGE.
Mrs. Gleason Dies At Tie Age
Uf % Years.


Mary Mnudaua Glea.on who he'd sl.
mos, reached her Oath birthday died
at the home Of her 400 Geo Gleason ,
Ave miles northwest Of ihls city lnsE
Thursday. The funeral 0Hs he'd Fri
day and Was conducted by Rev. W. 7.
FsIgusan. Mary Mandana tDuell was
born 10 Enosburg on ihe lst day OF JSn
1919. Sac lived iu Vermont uuiil sh-
was 20 years o! age tae family moved 20
Spencer Mass. Eight ysNrs later she
vas married - NGihanel G Gles-on. In
this union there HSrs born four sons,
ono died 10 infancy another grew 30
manhood and dioi. The oldes, Geo
with whom she has lived for tho past 9
years and John who resides iu Wastes
Mass. She was ,eit widow 10 1872.
She lived 40 years in ahss,I26 pears 10
Kansas and the past 9TeArs she spent
with G-o. as aiurstAted, Sue was con.
vsrred 10 her early girlhood, lVcd a cor-
sistsnt Christian up to the last, Spent
much time in careing for tho sick.
She WAS faithful loving wife and
mother. For four months her health
was gradually failing. Sne often long'd
Tor Gaath and VAS prepared when the
end cams.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
At the POULTRY SHOW
JASPER DCUOrT BACK MANY
RIBBONS
T. ". Eilis, Is. o. BSker, 7rs, ".
kys1 sud MS. johnson
Among th. WIHsscs

As vAs pred cted 10 ast useE's paper
Jasper brought b.ck many ribbons
frop the poultry sho" st Carthage
last week. In ,Act ono Jaspsr exhibit
or, 7. 81, Bills. captured moro pr. q
money aud s9o,i.l prizes than any
uthsr exhibit, at he show. Ila took
every,hlug IN ,ne Bro.n Leghorn line
,N,sp;iug one prize and that caue 20
uotLrr Jasp"f exhibitor, ". ". Ryar.
AIR. hiis' cash prize aDJuated t.
sl5.75. Tuore we're IS entries in Ihc
Brorn Loghuru cl.-s, many more than
~ any other slnAiU class ui Pou try,
and A. the eu.ry foes in .Acu class was
Cividrd amous Iae ~innsr. oi the elars
in which lury D.l5nged ,nc cash prih .
for she Btu7n Lcshosu o,nss Vac much
NOR, than suy # the oihoa clAssco.
Mr., Bills also captured 2 out Of the l6
special pr,Acs offered by yssper Bust |
ness men, including briEs OF one dol ,
lar offered by himself.
Amorg thc other Jasper folks who
won pfenlians Nero II y. Baker, ",
w. Ryan, and Mrs. g, y. johnson.
Tho hSI OF Jasper winsors God .heir
prizss aro as follows. /
$. C. BROWN L1GAoRrs
Cocks II. ". Ellis, Jasper, frsi.
fl.ns-I'. W. Ellis, hrsI AEd second;
Mrs. ". ". Ryan, Jasper third
CoeEercls r. ". Ellis, hrss, isecoud
and third
Puu,ts- 7. ". Ellis ar.t second
auu third.
F,n I y. Els, first and sesond
=. G. RUCDs lsLAND RED'
Cocbrr",---Mrs. Z. ,. JoLssoa, JAS
per first and third.
n. C.. RHuDEs BLAND HsD+
He'll o, Dskor, Jasper tir.i and
secoLd
Per-H. @ n~ker. third.
The w,nsrrs o.! too special prizes
offered T., Jasper tInn~ss nson ~er~
as follows;
HI Hughes, TOR n. h-s' Snxl"
Cont Brown L-ehorn oocksrrl, raa
hide rh,!, ,,lue 1t01. 1. ". Eh,s.
B,ync Z son. i,r bcsi Singls Conh
Brown Lsraora ga LEI, ooe No, : cop (
per uick"i plalcJ sas As.Eie, Vhlpsgl.0ol |
r. ". E,ls
e, S Bailey. Tor she ssst Single
Comb Broac LssLorn puil-i on' pack.
age Fl"cks Poultry Foo, vAluo j0ots
Il. v. Ellis
Homer Ii.,s tot best Apf' Cochin
puhet oao bottle GArn,Lono, value 90
cts. o. y. Wetb, Cartilage No
CtandalI br5s fJr bs-. Barred Rock
pullet ono gallon CEcAas aNplh syrap
value q 80 Mrs. Mel Coleman Th.y-,,
Knus,
H.J. UeariorG for bss, GolIou Soa-
bright Bantam cockorSi, oao box ohoa-
clatAs John Hia-s, Garbage
wcH !Iardvare C5. 'or brs. pm san
gle Comb Brrwa LegAo,ne oar 70 quart
Blue Diamond ei.h g,a, 7al4o 5l5O /
4. ". Ellie
Webb i,ras Arrosn:.." Cs., ior best .
Single Comb brown G4rEhorn ron one
hat, value 22.5O T. " Ellis
Eoklcs i Iina fot bos; oocta-c' ia !
Mediterranean clnss or" his dazsn
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
AmonE The ODD FeIlows.

W 8 and John Crowl and G NJ wilson
we're given the second and thhi degrees
and Mr.. Carns the first degree in y-i
Fellowship at the regular neotir. Mon
day night. The Jasper lodge ars
received 40 invitation 20 = Thanksgiving
banquet to be given by the Boatun ,olgo
Thursday night.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30
! Visiting Editor

A. H. Montgomery, editor OF the
Weldon Record o. Weldon, Ill.,, was
in tAe city couple Of days shis week
visiting his old 'nout "a. A, Fogor.
In conpnoy With Mr. Foger he was a
very plrassns calies AZ shi, Office don
dsy ind spaat = snort time talking o'-
er tho jsys and sorrows OF newspaper
re. H- had boon on n Business trip
10 Gsiens and took advantage Of the
sltesH1a 80 visit Mr.. Foyer.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30

Defiance Starch in l6 oz packages loc
az STATIONS.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30

Maple Syrup 35o per iOsr.as STat.
toms.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30

Web5 Bro, hayo Aus lot of homo
made lard.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-30

Also an elegant line Of Pictures,
as we'll as an ornamental {
the finest to he gotten in town.
$1,000 Cash Purchase.