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The Washington times., 1905-12-05
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-washing to do at home: zoos
Dawsons court NV. de5-st
wASTED-Competen and trustworthy lady.
% years Of age. wants position TO keep a
SeittNOA . oA Np44ei SSSi4idil iihAaIS OE apart
ments IN order; can give best OF city refer
ence. a y. 625 1 s.. NV. 1t
WANTED-By half grown girl, place as
nurse. also woman, place as cook cham
bermald. al % st. sw- 1t
VVANTED-By a nrst-class dressmaker. un-
derstands ladies' tailoring; out by the day.
Address BOX ZSS. Times ottce- de5-2t
wANTED-sewing in private families. $3.50
per day. MISS BERRYM-AN. 1913 5th st. NV
WANTED-Dressmakng by hrst-class
mOdiste: fully equipped 10 do anything in the
line OF dress or cIOaknaking. for street or
evening wear. Address BOX 26I. Times Of
hce. de5-2t
WANTED-By hrst-cIass coIored cook place
10 do general housework- 504 r 81 NV. II
WANTED-By young girl, washing 10 do out
by the day or days work la2S % st NV. 1t
WANTED-By a nice colored girl. place as
frst-cass waitress or general homework;
good references. call at 1881 10th St NV.
de5-st
WANTED-By respectable colored girl from
the country. place as chambermaid or walt
resS. 40 Ridge 81. NV. 1t
wANTED-sewingo Of all kinds: neatly done.
llS1 43th 81. nv.
wANTED-Dy an experienced teacner. po-
sition IN school or as governess. Address
BOX 22s. Times office. de3-St
WANTED-By newspaper woman. office work
or position as secretary. r. :. slS 9Th 81.
NV. de2-3t
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
WASTED-PositiUn by registered druggist.
good experience and references. Address
BOX 246. Times Office de5-3t
WANTED-Position as assistant boOkkeeper.
collector or time clerk BY mIddle-aged man
Of character; Al references and bond. Ad
dress BOX 2i1 Times ONCE. de5-3t
WANTED-Place as disawasher or house boy
CHARLES BUTLER. so Kernan's alley sw.
II
WANTED-Position as driver OF delivery
wagon by reliable man with best OF refer
encc Address 1909 II st ne. 1t
WANTED-A arst-class meat and pastr-,
cook at "a moderate salary where l can room
IN cOlored family city or country. Address
BOX Z52, Times Office. de5-2t
wANTED-Youns man with some experiences
would like position IN drug store. Address
BOX 242. Times office. de5-2t
WANTED-By reliable colored man, work
around house stable. EDDIE JOHNSON
1897 Cedar St NV. 1t
WANTED-By colored man. place working I'm
store or driving market wagon I26 Pierce
court. IN
WANTED-Position as helper or horseshoer
Can at 412 L st NV. de4-st
WANTED - Position as stenosrapher and
Typewriter; five years experience. Address
BOX 2l9. Times Office de3-3t
WANTED-BICYCLES.
DON'T PUT your old bicycles In the cellar.
We pay highest cash prices for them Il3
Pennsylvania ave NV. de3-5t
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1l5 ST. NE.-Back parlor. with small an
mex. elegant. heat light. gas de3-3t
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FOR RENT-S1.50 70 s. per week large. wei
heated rooms; newly furnished house; gentle
men. ST 6th ST. NV de3-5t
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WANTED-Experienced packers IN our house
furnishing department Best OF salary Ap-
ply before 10 a m 10 SUPERINTENDENT \.
<ANN. SONS & co. des-st
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FOUND.

We RrNOVATE all kinds OF hats into any
stvles. size or color. guaranteed hANDEL.
lIsT 1th ST. NV. nol4-3ot
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NICE furnished rooms from g up. 424 st,
st. NV. de3-3t
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BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. well heated: porce all
bath. S0J 10th 81. NV. Ge;-St
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
81 Pound Squash

!; Jasp9r is represented at tho Carthage
fair 10 the pumpkin line by a large
squash Weighing Sllsl pounds. Tue
Carthage papers give it asalS5 pound
or but they arc of about loo pounds,
Che so uash was grown by W. ii. Hag-
mr. from seed sent HIM by his mothei
who got il at the Worlds Fair last year,
Mr.. Hagnr intended to keep it for the
seed but,Frauk Porter whp travels Tor
a Carthage produce house was bound
10 take It down to the fair to enter It
for premium. II any one eau beat
10 10 the way Of SOU Ishes they will
have to show q whopper.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
VISITED THE REPORT SCHOOL.
Rev. Ferguson and Prof. Sweetland
At Bonneville,


RcV. ". I. Fergussn aud Prof.
Sweetland who attended the State
Sunday School, convention at Boone
vile last week returned Thursday night
and report fins time. TIE state re-
form school for boys is located at
Bonneville and they were shown
through it. They were greatly sur.
prised at what they saw aud learned
about the institution. They don't call it
reform ,hoOl nov but IS known rs the
State Training School for Boys. 1t is
said that 10 per celt Of tbs boys taken
there turn out to be good citlzens.
A number of tho delegates visited
tho institution aud the superintendent
OF the school called the inmates IN con
vocation fus the visitors TO s,e. Tapu
he addressed the visitors telling them
that they being Sunday School folks
Won d no doubt be interested ia know
ing that he had Sunday School right
there Of $50 members And 50 1t is all
( Sunday school The superintendent
proudly showed III the boys by having
them repeat texts for several months
bacS, verses OF seri. ture and points
about the lessons. .Pden he ask NJ
them how mary o1uld repeat the g)l-
den text for next Sundays less aud
nearly every boy shouted cut tho
words asked Iior. The superintendent
made some OF the delegates get red IN
the face when he asked how many Of
/ them could do that.
The $, stsm 10 running the school is
military. The boys wore pretty uni
forms aud can drill veil. They had
dress parade and 3jof the boys form a
( inc brass band lich led the march
At the close Of the drill The band struck
up 'The Star Spanglel Ban ier' and
with the first. cuord avery boy 5 hat
came of and was held over his heart
.luntl tbs last note died away.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Harvey. who
have been staying with Mr.. aud Mrs.
j. p. Leiss have taken rooms with W.
s. CroWl across the railroad.
Fresh Oysters at Deardorff's
Mrs. G. K. Campbell and Mrs Flora
Pitts returned from ST Louis Wednes-
day morning where they have been
studying the fall millinery styles.
Buy your instrumental at Jas.
per Racket Store.
Ebb Seaman who went to Colorado
about two weeks ago to seek his for
tune returned Saturday night but as
We have not talked With him We are
unable to give definite Information rs
TO the fortune.
when in need OF good clean Coal,
both lump and nut, call phone No. 20
and we will deliver it to you promptly.
--Dickason Goodman Lumber Co.
Word comes from Burke, Idaho, OF
the arrival Of fine baby girl at the
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Grover Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose arc former Jasper
young people, Mrs. Rose being former
ly Mss Bowers.
Buy overaIls aud work shirts of
Joyce d Lee.
Rev b f Logan returned Wednesday
morning from his trip TO Colorado. He
says be saw one bear and if he had q
quo he could have killed IT.. But he re-
fuses to say as to whether it was a
tame one or not.
Blown glass Tumblers at the
Jasper Racket Store.
Lloyd Hardaway, who is now with thu
Mccormick Grocery Company Of Car
image, was III duty several days las
week on accouot Of sickness beins
Threatened with typhoid fever. lie
WAS abl3 10 resume his duties Monday
morning however,
,n. mas f!,,.,,,,,.h TO. y, at
I SJrattouF.
J NJ. Martin travelling man who's,
ham- IS at Golden Cit, took sick while
10 too cily last week sod hos been con
aued to his bed eyer sinos. Has SUI
,ering from malaria fever, A he i:
an Dad Fellow. the Jasper lodge ha
arrl .sls,ns clrl ~ him fAlH
O. carr, ,anoista line afall kind
OF .5ilf;ng material. Dickson Good
mau i,HmusrC e.,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. %ard Gfper 70
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

--Tr-==z7<asr-sss=1s===----=- E.e-<'-se7-=zE7-s
Schoolor's drug store during tho doc.
tors absence in Colorado. Leon at
tended school in Jasper couple Of
years ago and has many friends who
ara glad to welcome him back. He has
grown considerable skyward since he
was last here but has not made much
Roadway in other directions.
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
PIeknar Tlme

IS now here aud you will want good
,risp and fresh pickla. You can always
ave them 90 by using Heinz Pieklinp
,iuegar. Look in our widow at Heinz
.ekls goods. Boucher q Son, :
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07

Crandall Bros. will always pay the top
Of the market for Boei HidsSSz II
The Jasper news., 1905-09-07
Here and There

n0I0 anu i u6T0
j. n. Squier is whiting bis mother
and brother in Nebraska.
Defiance Starch in ld OF packages Toe
at Stratton's.
Miss Ethel Peterson begins her school
duties at Alba next Monday.
Boy you Mohair Shirt OF Joyce &
Ice. 45ti
Msstin bus5y is speuding u few days
vacation visiting home folks this week.
--latest hits in Vocal Music al
Jasper il ksl 5 ore.
Get fo.oy sre.h Fish from the nor.h
at Crand-l tne latter part OF the week,
All kinus of School Supplies at
the Jasper Rocket store,
Preaching %. Bothel SIX milss north.
west of here Sunday afternoon at 2
p. m.
Maple Syrup SO per qn.rtat STRAIT
tou's.
c. W. Johnston, the. second hand
store man made business trip " La
mar Monday.
We carry the best paint made guar
anteed for flyo years Dickinson Good
man Lumber Co.
Mrs Ware who has been visiting her
brother hi Hendricks left for her home
in Illinois Tuesday evening.
Mss Ada Frick has returned from
st. Louh' where she has beea for sew
eraI weeks studying the isii styles in
millinery,
When thinking Of building don't oy-
erlooh tho fact that it will Jay you to
get our estimate on same -DicAas IN
Goodman Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs Jake McCa ala went over
10 Yates Ceuter Saturday night where
MIR. McCaslin owns farm, Tasy fe
turned Monday night.
All kinds of Tablets al the JAS
per Racket Store.
Regular Ireaching se'ycss wii! 10
held q: the Nj sthodis. cau-a4 n-Nt 5ul
day morning ana ogH3.S ts,ntns
service commence al 40.
See as when in need Of ase Fence
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
IDENTIFIES
DAUGHTER
BY SCAR

GAINESVILLE, Wis, July ia spoonful of
hot lard dropped on baby during the
Civil war has been the means OF bringing
a father and daughter together, after a
separation OF ~ years
Early I'm the war George Mason OF this
town returned from the front on a fur
lough and found q baby girl waiting to
welcome him. He went back 70 fight.
and when he was finally mustered ont
his wife and child had disappeared I'M
mediately he began a search which has
occupied a. years and took the father
all over the world
He has been 2 sailor, a lumberman IN
the Adirondacks. Ctage driver in Michi-
gan. farm hand and storekeeper and has
been bureted from pillar 20 post generally
A short tine ago Mason turned up in
Detroit. where he lost HIS army rtpers.
his most cherished possession. In Mt
tempting 10 recover them he told his
story to q United States attorney and
his life-story got into the newspapers
Mrs. Mary Strong read the story. and
being a deserted waif. she sent for Mason.
Their stories colnclded, but still she was
doubtful.
III you could only prove It. she said
despalrirgly.
~ can" declared Mason. "Gf you are
my daughter YOU have n burn on your
body where ! accidentally dropped hot
lard on you one day"
he described the burn and the spot
end Mrs Strong then knew she had
found her long-lost father.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15

The committee Of five appointed az the
Friday evening OF last week 10 devise
ways and means TO erect brick block
on the site OF the burned buildings met
at the office Of Or Cox last evening The
committee did not have much 10 say for
publication, other than prospects were
brighter than they had been and that the
matter would be settled in a few days
Miss Lena Tallman one Of the most
popular young women on the Bluff.
celebrated her oath birthday today. Early
this morning a breakfast was served on
the spacious lawn In front of her parents
residence She was tho recipient of many
handsome presents. and among them was
a beautiful silk umbrella from her com
panion Miss Edith Nichols During the
day there were guests present from Au-
burndale. Mass, Lincoln, Providence and
Newport.
oliver Smith clerk az T. g johnson =
drug store. was overcome by heat while
engaged in putting up prescription yes
terday afternoon and was assisted 10 the
residence Of Mrs a G. Nathans. q Lin
coin avenue. He revived sufficiently TO
he on deck this morning.
Mr. Jeremiah Gardiner and wife went 70
Providence this morning, and from there
went on board Mr. Watson's launch.
where they win remain Tor a week or
more sailing about the bay
Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan. who have
been visiting friends AZ Navatt. returned
20 their home on Bullock's Point avenue
last evening
The Riverside Congrega tional church
will hold their annual excursion Wednes-
DAY Of next week
SO far as can be learned the storm of
last night did not DO any great damage
in these parts Chairs settees. etc. on
lawns and piazzas were made to waltz
about AZ lively rate.
Mrs Godfrey and Miss Sadie slingsbv.
who have been AT Baltimore, returned Ia st
evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
SEVERE
THUNDER
STORM

The storm OF last night. while not OF
long duration was particularly severe
Fortunate were those. who seeing the
warning cloud banks on the horizon,
early In the evening, so arranged their
outings as to be within doors by 10
O'clock
High as had been the temperature all
day. Il was something fierce between 8
and 7S0 o'clock. when the down town
thermometers registered 81 degrees.
There wasn't a breath OF air stirring
From tho sidewalks and the granite ana
asphalt highways was radated heat
which almost stlfed one
To the north was great and threaten
ing dark blue clouds bank across the face
OF which there was a constant play OF
lightning.
That was a special weather feature for
Worcester and Boston, where there was a
terrific thunder storm
From the southwest there came about 8
o'clock the advance clouds OF our own
storm
These fitted across the face OF the moon
for almost two hours. then came the real
thsnE-a big thunder head which rolled
and tossed in the wind and srltted light
ming 70 beat the band
There was little shower OF rain, just
ss though the storm was feeling it's way.
brief pause and then. .z-z-boom!! Wow
The rain fell IN torrents. the wind did
stunts while the heavens roared with
thunder.
Housewives made haste 70 close win
dows the tinnid crept into closets and un-
der beds
Excursionists on the river steamers
sought shelter IN the cabins and on the
saloon decks.
The merry dancers n Rhodes-on the
Pavtuxet, Hunts Mills and down the bav
made break neck races for the electrics
and sweltered under the storm curtains.
Pedestrians down town skipped into
drug stores and store doorways and
watched the deluge from those points Of
safety
Within an hour the storm was over and
the pleasureseekers went their home
ward way
SO great had been the downpour that
nearly al 1.-The streets leading from Bene-
~ TO North and South Main. were badly
washed and quilted.
While the lightning was vivid and the
play OF the fluid continuous no DANA &c
was done by the bolts.
Two slight Ares caused by the lightning
jumping To electric light wires resulted in
runs being made by the FIRE department.
After the storm had passed the air was
found 10 have become considerably cooler
and by morning a comfortable degree OF
temperature was"ioticed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
WOMAN
KNOCKS MAN
DOWN

Ansonia Conn. July l5.-Mrs Charles
Harding ono W the best known women
Of the city, knocked down John Murphy.
who was beating his l6-year-old son.
while % men wero afraid 20 interfere
~ Mrs Harding heard tho hoy scream and
rushed 20 the scene She pushed through
tha crowd despite tho efforts ~ men %
dstsin her. seized Murphy hy tho collar
and threw him down lie eudravored TO
get up. Sut she dealt him singing blow,
and 10 was -ttt
He vent home after that and nailed
VI the doors eo trat his aon could not
enter Nr- Harding took the boy 20
her home md cent for the police. vh0
refused to 1ct on The excuse that no 20.
llceflan had seen the incident
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
RIVERSIDE,

Items OF news can be left at GofYs res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they Will receive prompt attention and
publicatio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
EAST PROVIDENCE
Church Women Disappointed
About Automobile Ride.
WatCh0mOk0t Tribe Of Red Men
InStaIIS Officers. Notes.

Some OF the women members of the
Haven. NJ. r. church were disappointed
in the matter OF the automobile ride
planned for yesterday. They purchased
tickets for an automobile ride. and the
autos were 10 be furnished by a number
OF gentlemen who said they were inter
ested IN the welfare Of the church. but
only two OF the many who promised 10
be on hand with their machines put in
their appearance. AS there was a suffi-
Client number Of men waiting al the
church 20 hl a dozen or more touring
cars. there vas, OF course, much disap-
pointment when they saw that only
few could ride. The affair was planned
by one Of the societies connected with
the church and would have been very
pleasant outing had the autos put I'm an
appearance. for members OF the church
in different parts OF the town had lunches
and cold drinks in readiness for them.
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
The following officers were installed at
the meeting of Watchemoket tribe OF Red
Men last evening Sachem. Clarence Bur
dett; senior sycamore Charles Whita
ker; Junior sycamore, WIliam G. Wall
prophet, Clarence Budlong; guard ~ the
wigwam. l.. II. Carpenter; guard ~ the
forest. John Warehsm: sanap, George O.
Bliss. At the next meeting the war
riors brave and many committees will
be appointed. The installing officers was
District Great Sachem Leah OF Proyi-
dence, assisted ny his board.
THE STORM.
The only damage done by the storm 80
far reported To the police was the rippins
off Of Few boards on a building owned
by the Dry Dock company. The building
was set on fire in number u places. but
the downfall Of rain was OF sufficient
force 10 put them out. The lightning also
put the police signal service out OF com
mission. The rain did considerable damag &c
TO a cellar az Broadway Six Corners
where the Murphy Brothers are erecting
a building.
BACK TO JAIL.
Cash Pitcher, who has been at the state
farm FOR some ti.e. was taken in chare.
bv DEPUTY Sheriff Wall this morning rs
soon as he had changed his farm suit for
a citizens suit, and brought to the Sew
onth district court. where he was arraign.
cd on the charge or breaking and entering
in the night time the summer cottage oi
Robert y. Hesly at Riverside. He pleaded
not guilty and as he could not furnish bai
was taken back TO Jail by Mr. Wall Thg
particulars Of this case were given in this
column some time ago.
MINOR MENTION.
About 80 OF the Young Peoples society
connected with the Second Baptist church
were among The many who went on an
excursion down the bay last evening oT
the Mount Hope which was held under
the auspices of the Baptist churches OF
Providence.
The watchemoket Fire company viii
meet Monday evening and after the meet
ms will give the "Geyscr'' a trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN TAR
NEWS.

ic. per word first insertion: nc. repeat;
Iwk. &c. per word: 2 wks. &c per word:
swks &c. per word: limo. Sc. D. word.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-15

Washington.-Post General
Cortelyou. in his annual report for the
past fiscal year. says that, while
self-sustaining condition of the post
office department would be gratifying,
he is less concerned about the deficit
than the efficiency of administration
For the fiscal year 1905 the total re-
ceipts from all sources were 1882
S2e. 585 and the total expenditures
s167 ,399, 169, leaving deficit of sl4,-
572,5S4. In connection with these fig
ures the postmaster general directs
attention to the increased amount OF
free matter handled, which, he says,
averaged 1888 per cent of the entire
weight carried, or loss in revenue OF
s1s.S22,O0O.
"Manifestly,'' he says, had the mat
ter carried free been required to have
been prepaid, notwithstanding the
large expenditures for the rural free
delivery service there would have been
no deficit"
Answering some of the criticisms
which, he says, have been directed
against the postal service, he says that
most of it overlooks the unusual con-
ditions existing in this country, It's
great extent of territory and its wide
" scattered population
Governmental control OF the pneu-
matte tube service and the mail wagon
service is recommended
An appropriation of $4,000 for send
ing three experienced postal officials
abroad to study foreign postal systems
Is asked.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-15
FOR THE UPBUILDINe OF UTAH
Manufacturers and Merchants Work
ina for Betterment of the State.

Salt Lake City.-The Manufactur-
ers and Merchants association. incor-
porated, of Utah, has been organized
in Salt Lake, and is planning to ex-
tend its organization throughout the
state. All manufacturers and mer-
chants in the state are eligible TO
membership, and are invited by the
association to send applications for
membership to the manager. All re-
quests for information will be prompt
ly answered.
The organization has been perfected
by the election of Orson H. Hewlett,
as president, and the following Off
GERS: George S. McAllister of 2. c..
NJ. l., factories, vice president; Leon
Sweet of Sweet Candy Co., second vice
president; G. r. Cleaveland of Cleave-
land Commission Co., secretary, and
c. o. Harris of the Utah Independent
Telephone Co., treasurer. The other
directors are the officers named and
George Austin of the Utah Sugar Co.,
Nephi L. Morris, ]. R. Valentine, H.
E. Dearborn, John R. Bruff, H. ].
Faust, George A. Whitaker, ]. NJ.
Marriott and Albert Fisher.
The association will secure a COM
plete collection of the articles manu-
featured in Utah and will have them
on exhibition in the headquarters of
the organization. Manufacturers
the state are asked to
at once with the man.
ager, Gordon H. Place, and secure
space for their products.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-15
Attacked BY Vicious Cow.

Peru, Ind.-Unconscious after a
probably fatal attack by a vicious COW,
Mrs. Noah Lapard was found lying ia
the barn at her home four miles north
of here on Sunday She went to the
barn early in the day after her hus-
band had gone to Peru and upon his
return he found her with her clothing
torn into shreds and several wounds
on her head and body. The bloody
horns of the COW told the story Of the
woman's injuries.