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The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Representative and Mrs Gaines have
gone 70 their home IN West Virginia.
The Washington times., 1905-05-26
NOTICE

In obedience to an order of the Su-
preIne Court Of the District of Column
pla. issued upon the application OF
Jonn +. Shea and other minority stock
holders of the City and Suburban Rail.
way of Washington. the said City and
Suburban Railway of Washington will
not. on and after June l. 1903, receive
transfers issued by any other street
railway company.
ALLAN l. MeDERMOTT,
Receiver, City and Suburban Railway
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Miss Nellie Martin. who has been re-
siding at 1412 Twentieth street during
the past winter, expects to leave here
for her summer home at Wiliowbrook,
N Y, on June /.
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Miss Sophie Siebert left Washington
yesterday for Upperville, Va, to make
Miss Hancock a visit in that place
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

The counselor of the French en-
bassy and Mime des Portes entertained
at a luncheon yesterday complimentary
to Mrs, Mcdowell, of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Mr. Durant. a prominent New Yorker.
left Washington Monday for Old Point
(,nr1n fort
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Capt Meriwether l. Walker, of the
Engineer Corps. II. s. A. who is sta
toned at the Washington Barracks. has
received orders to report in San Fran
cisco He and Mrs Walker expect to
leave Washington about June is for their
new homo.
The Washington times., 1905-05-26

Ledger, the record, the North Ameri-
can. the Bulletin, and the Press, un-
til the next election. will all be his
press agents, but, once the machine
makes the slightest condescension TO
decency, once it finds a municipal
IPennypacker to tempt the complaisant,
the Press. certainly, and perhaps one
OF the other papers, will shut their
eyes to the fraud behind this shield
and contribute ell their strength to
install the machine more firmly than
ever.
The Nationals don't believe in doing
good works away from home.
Perhaps Estes Ratnbone was out
West looking after Senator Platt's mail
only.
The South should remember that one
of the best lumber resources is political
timber.
The French investigation of the auto
mobiles influence on eyesight will prove
that no chauffeur strains his eyes look
ing where he's going.
The statement that Rome's population
| is 100000 was made before j. Pierpont
Morgan scared half the people TO death
by offering to finance the Pope's
treasury.
The Philippine villages number 13, 400
in spite OF General Wood
Although It is known that the Ger
| man speaks from his diaphragm, and
the Englishman from his chest. the
State Department is not prepared to say
| where the Bowen talk came from.
The play with the phenomenal run:
Equitable Assurance.
The British league which signed pc
tition six miles long protesting against
vivisection Of dogs doesn't take to dog
shows as Washington does.
| Mr.. Fairbanks assertion that farm
! life makes the blood flow is no expia-
nation of why he froze up so.
1t is 10 be hoped that when Mayor
| Weaver put on the coat of virtue he
left off all signs Of the ancient graft.
| Netherlands railway company is
| called the "Stoomtram wagnlaatschapp-
/ ig." and its secret code would make the
! Beef trusts look like a B c.
Editor Box, OF the Ladies Home Jour
| mai, in making his howl against the tip
| ping system surely remembers that lady
| walters never take tips.
Some men have greatness thrust upon
them and some Just crate on others.
When Representative Bankhead told
| the Industrial Parliament a motion tc
adjourn was not debatabIe he forgot
| Richmond Pearson Hobson.
The great advantage is that Secretary
Taft will know just when to keep the
Philippine lid down IN the presence OF
the Congressman.
The Austrian who forecasts the wealth
! er by. plant viii be surprised to hear
the United States does it by appropria-
tions.
The claim that marriage has a fatal
effect on music must refer to the rag
time marriages.
Dorothy DIx's essay on whether a
man can Judge a woman revives the
hope that he can DO this better than he
can size up horse.
The desire Of the British West Indies
for annexation 10 the United States sug-
gests that all haIf-ghot people want
somebody to finish up the business for
them.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
CHURCH CALENDAR
Jasper, Mo.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH REV. O. W.
JoNEs, Pastor. Services, LIST, Ind
and Bird Sundays. Sunday School
l0a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday
evening.
NJ. f.. CHURCH Rev. w. T. FERGU.
SON, Pastor Services, IND and 18th
Sundays. Sunday School 9:i5 u. m.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evening
NJ. f. CHURCH, SOUTH REv. G.
{. Loon, Pastor. Services LIST and
3rd Sundays. Sunday School 10 a.
III. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday eve
ming.
BAPTIST CHURCH REv. j. II.
BLYTHE, Pastor. Services after
June, 2nd and ith Sundays. Sun
day School 10 a. IN. Prayer Meet
ing Tuesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV.
B. +, LOGAN, Pastor. Services lst
and Bird Sundays. Sunday SCHOOL,
10a. m. Prayer Meeting "Wednesday
evening.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06

The pills that act as tonic, and not
as a drastic purge are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They lcure headache,
constipation, billousness etc Early
Risers are small and easy to take and
easy to act--a safe pill. Mack Hamil-
ton, hotel clerk at Valley City, n. D.,
says; 1.-TWO bottles Of these Famous
Little Pills cnred me of chronic consti-
patton" Good for either children or
adults. Sold by j. X Sohooler.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
FORMING A GOOD HABIT.
JOPLIN CHILDREN HAVE BANK
ACCOUNTS.
More Than Seven Hundred In The
City Are Regular
Deposltors

saving money Is largely habit aud
habits that are formed in childhood last
throughout life. Every hoy aud girl
ought to form the habit Of saving. From
the Joplin Globe we take the following
about the child depositors, the plan Of
which might well he followed by the
boys and girls Of jasper and vicinity:
Seven hundred Joplin children have
bank accounts. Ir amount the deposits
maintained by the tots range from a few
collars to over slOO. And the saving
habit is spreading. 1t means that these
children will grow to mlohoo1 with the
banking habit fully developed; with pa
knowlege Of practical banking methods,
and an instinct 50 save.
The little individual savings baDk is
the cause. A few ytars ago the idea
was Ceve oped and put into Practice.
BY the deposit OF 81 anyone can sccus n
small steel bank, the key to which is
kept at the institution issuing the re-
ceptacle, Primarily the object was TO
relieve the banking hou5rs Of The book
keeping incidental to carrying the small
deposits Of the working people. The
main reason for the adoption Of the say-
iuRs hank idea was the extension Of
business.
Only few years ago few banks would
accept deposits of very small amounts.
The man with s. or $40 who wanted to
establish u bank account found no place
where it could be done. Now it is differ
ent. Most Of the banks are looking for
the small de ositor- looking for him
with especial Inducements to Place his
savings with them instead Of with a
conn citing bank
Bat the original purpose, that Of in.
duc.ng the working class to save aud
d. posit money in the banks, has been
largely subyerted to the children. True
many adults, the large proportion Of
whom are women, own the little banks
aud save from the weekly household eX.
pense some amount that is slipped into
the steel box. But fully half OF thos,
owning the boxes are children. Even
tually their name. appear AS depositors
ON the books OF the banking institution
1t is a frequent seems in Joplin, al
either of the two banks issuing the little
steel home savings banks that some
small lad or lassie, in age from S to II
years, appears at the cashiers window
clasping in evident pride one Of the small
steel banks. Standing ou tiptoe, they
bring their faces above the little shell
before the opening, and pass the cube
OF steel through the wicket. The big
cashier smiles cheerily, encouragingly
takes a key from some hidden place, and
uniocks the little bank. The money
rolls out, and the eyes OF the liliputian
depositor sparkle with delight.
The big cashier counts the money,
and asks the depositor il the result is
right. Seldom does it occur that the
lad or lass does not know to a penny the
amount OF money in tho little bank
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Until Wednesday Evening Eve
ming July Il, at o'clock
ONE DAY ONLY !
DR.. POT T E z

President Of the stntT OF physicians Of
the Boston Electrical Medical Institute
is making tour Of the state. This be
ing an advertising trip and to Introduce
the new system. Will give consultation
aud medicine necessary to complete
cure free. All parties taking advantage
Of this offer are requested to state to
their friends the results obtained by
this new treatment,
Treats all kinds Of chronic diseases
aud deformities.
1t is seldom that u commuoity stu
ated as the one iu which we live has the
privilege CT consulting such au eminent
specialist, who is in constant attendance
to wait upon you, diagnose your case
aud give you the benefit of u medical
knowledge. This is no experiment or
guess work. You will be told whether
or not you can be cured. II your disease
is curable he will treat you: il incnrablo
will give such advice ~ will prolong lie.
Cures the deaf in an entirely new way.
Catarrh in all its varied forms cured so
that it will never return by breaking up
the cold-ca,ching tendency.
II you have weak lungs or cousump-
tiou do not fail 10 be examined. 1t will
cost you nothing for thorough eYami'
nation. lie will treat all disease and
deformities.
The discovery Of absorbing medicine
by electricity in paralysis loss Of power,
rheumatism and all diseases Of the
nervous system is q godsend to suffering
humanity. Medical men stand appalled,
at the marvellous cures that are effected
wherever this system is Introduced.
Thousands who have given up llll hope
Of ever being cured now have an cppor-
tuuity of lifetime to consult without
charge doctor oi national reputation,
Remember the knowledge of medicine,
combined with electricity, gives him
control OF diseases that others do not
possess. II you have weak eyes, II you
are hard OF hearing, if you are Iame and
cannot walk, he will cure you.
Indigestion, liver and catarrh of the
stomach quickly cured,
DO not fail tn call on the eminent
specialist as visit may cost you moth
ing aud may save your life.
II you suspect kidney trouble bring q
two ounce bottle OF your urine for chem
ical aud microscopic examination.
Go early as the Office is always crowd
ed.
II you are improving under your
family physician do not take our val
liable time. We wish to give each
plenty of time, but cannct listen to long
stories pertaining to your case. The
rich and poor are alike treated. ldlers
and curiosity seekers will please stay
away. Our time is valuable.
\. B.-Cancers, tumors, ulcers, skin,
blood aud scalp diseases cured by new
met hod.
Piles cured in o to 30 days without a
knife. ,Je make speciality OF diseases
peculiar to either sex. Also an expert
optician to treat the eyes and gran "a.
la ted lids, cataracts and all diseases OF
the eye, ear, nose and throat treated
and cured,
Remember not one penny will be
charged for all tbs medicine required
To make cure Of all those taking treat
ment this trip.
Office hours 9 a. m.
Positively, married ladies must be
accompanied by their husbands.
Remember the date. Wednesday
duly l2, at St James Hetel, jasper Mo.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06


Then the cashier takes the little
book carried by the diminuiiye bank
patron enters the amonnt deposited, and
returned the bank and the book. Some
Of the little folks leave their bank book
with the cashier, evidently fearful that
it will be lost il taken away. Blu; The
result j. he same.
on tho books Of the two local banks
issuing the little steel savers are the
names Of about 400 people. Hall u
these, or more. are the names OF children.
Sometimes the list contains separate
accounts fer mother, SOP and daughter
aud in such cases it seems to engender
a friendly rivalry 70 show which can run
the bat k account to tho bighes. point.
The books Of some Of the little folks
show deposits on two fuIl pages and -
part Of the third, in sums ranging from
sl.9j to 3 20, and making total ofover
S1OO. These sums alone, Il not increased
further by deposits, aud allowed to
, accumulate interest until the youthful
depositors are grown, will make n nest
egg that will start them in small
business.
at is pleasing TO watch the growing
confidence Of the little depositors, SAID
cashier yesterday. They, or their
parents. pay a dollar for bank, but
this is not credited on their accounts
IL constitutes redemption fund ir the
event the banks are returned. We keep
no record Of the purchaser. When n
| little tot comes into the bank, hugging
the treasure they have tucked away as
though it was tie dearest thing on
earth, it Is easy to ie | whether they have
/ been here before. Neatly all parents,
with the idea Of teaching their children
how TO do busircss at the bank, send
the children along
/ the child maEing tho first deposit
walSs in slowly, Uashfu.i!, and after
considerable delay steps up to the win
dow Few understand or remember
the term cashier in their new expert
enco, aud the question usually asked is
Are you the man that takes tho money
or words to that effect. They are cor
r.ctly directed, in a kindly way, and
never aitrrward make q mistake. An
er having the bank unlocked and the
money counted, a deposit Slip made
out in their hnue, and their name eu-
] e., . I. IL B, tttit
with the bank is returned, they appear
to have lost great deal OF their uncer-
tsinty.
The next time they come it is with
more confidence, They know what
they want to do, but apparently fear
they have forgotten something about
how it was done But they wa k
straight to the cashiers window, and
vita some confidence such as Here's
my bank PASS it through the window.
Generally We have 10 remind them
that we cant their hoax to make the
entry, but after two or three times
they know tho process thoroughly aud
make deposits with all the assurance of
grown-ups.
"After awhile they will be learning to
withdraw deposits, and thus will grad
ually master the whole art .ot carrying
on an account with bank, OF course
these little accounts make lots Of book.
keeping, but the reward will come IN
later years when they are grown, for
the habit c' banking formed while
young will doubtless influence them
throughout life"
Evidently the juvenile owner Of a bank
account is becoming fixture and fac
tor in the business world.
We want your trade d & Lumber Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Notice.

All those interested in the Stafford
cemetery are requested to meet at Lynn
and schoolhouse Friday evening, July 7
st 7:30 for the purpose Of electing three
trustees to look after the cemetery.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Stock flowed,

The Waldron aud Zinn stock u Flour
and Feed has been moved to the Jasper
Elevator where FloHI and Feed Of all
kinds can be had at the lowest prices.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06

When you want a pleasant laxative
that is easy to taxa and certain 10 act.
Use Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets. For Sale by Webb Drug and
Hardware Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
Bank of Jasper
BERT WEBB, Cashier

Do general banking Business Special attention given
to Collections. Your patronage solicited
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06
DR.. w. ]. HoUsER

OFFICE Ar HALL's BoARDiNG Bars
CORNER FouRrHAND GARRISON.
The Jasper news., 1905-07-06

We want your trade d q Lumber Co.
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
A WORKING BRAIN.
can b Mads suaas..iuI on RIahl F0od.

A busy man in one Of Americas
largest watch factories tells how by
change of food he gained a clear brain
and steady nerves and averted a mem
tai ana physical breakdown. lie says;
IL was accustomed an my life to
the ordinary diet Of the average table.
II thought that meat potatoes, and
other vegetables and fruit We're neces-
sary, and that tea. coffee and pastry
In moderate quantities We're not in
furious.
"But / found. i'm course OF time, that
my dietary was affecting my health
seriously For four years l continued
20 run down. In time my nerves be-
came seriously affected, they seemed
constantly keyed up to the highest ten
sion. and / became subject TO the most
violent bilious attacks which used to
leave me i'm weak and nervous con-
dition for several days. The climax
seemed TO have been reached a few
years ago. when / found myself about
as near "a physical wreck as man
could well be- .and live Physicians,
tonics and other medicines. visits 10
the country, etc. etc, were of no avail
In sheer desperation ! concluded, a
few months ago to see what effect a
diet Of Grape Nuts food would have.
/ had often heard of il, but had little
hope it would help me. ] at once cut
out all the heavy dishes with the tea
and coffee that ] had always used and
began to eat Grape Nuts with cream
and a pinch of salt Afterwards
added fruit. with occasionally an egg
beaten up in milk, and entire wheat
bread This has been practically my
diet for more than two months.
Il found that with the new diet
gained complete relief almost immedi-
lately from an the distress that used to
follow every meal. my bilious condi-
ton was speedily regulated and cured,
lmy nerves have grown healthy and
lsteady.-in short my run down consti-
tuition has been reconstructed and
built up As TO the effect upon my
mental powers. l have only TO point TO
1.-THE fact that I have recently been
placed In responsible position IN our
establishment where complete concen-
tration of mind required TO deal with
lcomplicated records and reports, and
that I have been enabled TO keep my
laccounts absolutely correct, which my
numerous predecessors uniformly fall
led 10 do.
Il think these things speak volumes
lin favor of Grape-Nuts food as "A nerve
land brain builder. I ascribe an my
improvement. mental and physical the
lfact that ] am possessed Of steadiei
; NERVES. a clearer brain. fine appetite
land have gained healthily In weight q
the cutting out of heavy food and the
evsfaraaffo uao of Crane Nuta food
Name given by Postum Co, BATTLE
lcreek. Mich.
There's a-reason.
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
HUNTING IGORROTES Ar LUNA PARK

Luna Park the heart Of Coney Island.
comprises 80 acres Of land. which three
years ago was chiefly mud hole. Today
it is the playground of New York. Dur
ing a season a half dozen millions OF ad-
missions are paid at the gate. Turning
night into day with a brillianey which
gives even the sky an unprecedented hue
Of turquoise blue. nine hundred and sixty
thousand lights shine upon a heat-escap-
ing. amusement-seeking throng. Where
once were stagnant pools of tide-wateE
are now countless thousands Of piles. on
which are built great pleasure palaces
and broad promenades of cement.
Entering through a massive archway.
fronting on Surf avenue, the first attrac-
iion TO entice the visitor within its en-
chanting walls is "a Trip TO the Moon"
the foundation OF f. W Thompsons for
tune. and his first great sensational con-
ception
Another Of this seasons importations
is the Igorrote Village, which occupies
twelve acres at the northeast end Of the
enclosure Brought from the Bontac
Province. island Of Iuzon. by Or. T. X.
Hunt the erstwhile surgeon Of a vol
unteer regiment sent TO the Philippines
at the outbreak OF the war with Spain.
and later appointed governor Of the Prov
ince by the government The hfty-one
'Head-huntlng" and "Dog-eating" saw
ages have incorporated all the wild fea-
lures of their mountain homes i'm their
exhibit at LunaPark. Among them are two
war chiefs and a witch doctor, who were
not among. those at tho st. Louis Expo
sition They will spend much OF the time
in their chief occupation. the building OF
their native houses. It was the Igorrotes
in whom President Roosevelt expressed
such unusual interest when he visited
their exhibit at 81. Louis last summer.
Luna Park represents an investment OF
Three millions Of dollars.
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
EGAN'S BAND OF DELAWARE
Professor Esan Places a Third Organ.
Izatlon az Hampden Lakes. Mass.

Professor John S. Egan, the conduc-
tor OF Egan's Band Of Delaware. which
is meeting with success at shellpot
Park this season, today placed another
band, under the same name, at Hamp-
den Lakes. summer resort near Holy
oke Mass. The new organization g.
under the leadership of James Mullins
This makes three brass bands which
Professor Egan has in charge, the
other one being at san Souci Park,
Wilkesbarre, Pa. The latter is beins
directed by Al- Il, Dennis. of this city,
who Is first violinist IN the Lyceum
Theatre orchestra, OF which Professor
Egan is the leader. All of these handf
ARE billed as "Egan's Band of Della
ware and this State is therefore being
popularized in a musical way.
The band ~ Shellpot Park is one Of
he best that has ever appeared at %
local summer resort and the coneei "a
on weekday afternoons and on sun
day afternoon and evening are attract.
ing large audiences.
THE Village Circus Is the attraction
lat the "Aquarama," at Shellpot. THIS
week, A large company has been en-
gagged to present this musical comedy
on the stage in the lake.
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
READABLE RHYMES
Woman's Wants,

Womana Wants
according 20 popular poet ak that
woman wants is loye.-News item).
Al she desires is love you sayY
That shows how much you know;
She wants 10 see the matinee
And TO the circus so.
She wants n handsome diamond ring,
She wants a rope Of pearls;
She wants a poodle on string,
She wants some extra eurlsi
She wants a bonnet twice a year.
She wants an Easter hati
She wants 70 read her tble clear
Unto a stylish nat.
She wants n four-seat motor car.
She wants a real Worth gown;
She wants a trip 10 Europe, or
At least to Newport town;
She wants a cask OF rare cologne,
She wants a diamond pin;
She wants a carriage Of her own
To go out calling In;
She wants the earth, the Milky Way.
And half the stars above,
And yet you have the nerve 10 say
That all she wants is love
Louisville Courier-ournal
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
pEATH RY nRoWNlNa.

Turing the last few days the
- papers have been filled with ac-
counts Of drowning accidents. Most
Of the victims, as usual are children
who are merely following the irresist-
ible impulse which these swelterlng
days, leads them to the water.
It is difficult for all parents TO keep
a close supervision over their children
at all times, and their ignorance Of
danger leads them into situations
fraught with peril Sometimes severity
leads 10 secret rebellion and truanoy.
Il has been sain many times that
every boy aud girl should be taught to
swim, but it is not easy for all TO put
the theory into practice. At times q
has been urged that children in the
public schools should be taught the art
of taking care of themselves in the
water but since it involves expense Il
has not been undertaken.
1t remains. then, for parents 20 see
TO it that their children are taught to
swim. Under proper guidance Il is a
simple thing to learn. and is sort OF
insurance that is valuable in an after
years.
A man is frequently placed in peril
because of inability to swim. If the
lives OF others are in danger he must
go 10 the rescue, even though he can't
swim a stroke. The annual loss Of life
from drowning should certainly impel
us to greater safeguards.
Evening journal., 1905-06-20
Evansellstic Campaign.

Special to The Evening Journal.
Dover June 20.-Dospite the heat, the
Methodists OF this section have begun a
systematic evangelistic campaign, in the
hope Of reaching many unchurohed peo-
pie Services will be held In Armory NJ
+. Church Dover, every night this week
beginning this evening with a sermon By
Rev G. r. Price Of Dover A meeting will
also be held in Georgetown, which is the
lower end of Dover district Of which
Rev. s. NJ. Morgan is presiding elder In
tho group OF churches which will unite
for this service are Georgetown Circuit
Zoar Circuit Lewes, Milton and Nassau