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The Jasper news., 1905-06-01

Miss Sadie Bedcll came home from
Neosho Tuesday night after pleasant
visit at that place.
+. Lauderblugh expects TO take a
number Of people 10 the Pecos Valley
the first of next week.
The singers Of the city are requested
to meot at the NJ f. Church, South Fri
day evening at s O'Clock for the purpose
Of practicing music for tho Union meet
ings which will soon begin.
WS Crowl and brother have moved
from the Phillips house on Main street
TO the Leiss place west Of the railroad,
Mr. Palmer who lived in the latter place
has moved to Western Kansas.
Prof Sw ,otland came in Tuesday even
from Medoc, where he delivered the
memorial sermon Sunday and anot her
address on Tuesday. lie reports large
crowds and good services.
j. J. Helm and grand daughter Miss
Ida Helm, of Dawson, Nebraska are
visiting his daughter Mrs. G. w. Strat
ton in this city. Mr. Helm says that
his locality like all the rest Of the coun-
try, have been having plenty of roin but
they have as yet had none too much.
Homer Owens, well known young
man Of south Of town, who has spent
several years in California, came in the
first of the week for visit with home
folks, He has not decided whether he
will return to California or remain 10
Missouri.
Get our price on Pittsburgh Perfect
hog fence ID q Lumber Co.
The Eastern Star held a very enjoy.
able meeting last Saturday. Rev anal
Mrs G G. L0cE and Mr. and Mrs II T
Frost were taken in as members from
other chapters. After the lodge work q
/ banquet Of awberries and cake was
irdulged in and greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Verna Frost who has just closed
a successful year as principal OF the
schools at Toronto, Kansas, arrived
: Saturday 10 join her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Z. Frost who
have recently located here. She was
accompanied 10y Leslie levitt, who will
assist his brother A. l.. levitt in tbs
Gazette office.
This office was treated to two more
boxes of fine straw berries. One came
from J, Il. Hull of the Blue Star neigh
borhood, and the other from +. NJ. Xii
ley OF the Esrom vicinity. Both o.
them were simply immense in every re
spect size, beauty and flavor. Com,
again gentlemen, you are always wei
come.
A number Of persons gathered at the
City cemetery last Monday aud gave it
general cleaning up. Those interest
ed in the cemetery will meet 1T the
NJ. f.. Church again Monday for tn,
purpose Of organizing a sort of an orgt
Aviation TO look after the buryiug
ground and keep it in good shape.
The JASPER RACKET STORE vii
take your butter and eggs
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
on the Spur OF the noment

If you ever need any Ice or Meat or
anything else in our line on the spur Of
the moment, Just call or telephone US
aud see how quick we can get it 10 your
house. We are fixed for just such an
emergency. BoUCHER q SoN.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
We have the Finest Cream Separator

of its kind the market and we sell it posi-
tive guarantee. 1t is the "FAMOUS' and keeps
the milk and water separate Try one and if not
satisfied return it TO us and get your money.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
Here and There

FINE liHe OF cigars at DehTuofu anu
Crandall's
Mrs. G. l. Manley returned to her
home at Aurora Saturday.
Cecil Hogan from Jasper is visiting
friends in this city, Lamnr Leader
Yes We have n Soda Fountain. Dear
dorff & Crandall.
Mrs Thad Stith and Miss Bessie Faith
are reported quite sick this week.
ate fine steak at Deardorff &
Gran dall's the other day.
Omer Webb and family spent SUNDAY
with his brother Chas. Webb east of
Lamar.
Hi Hendricks made business trip to
tho mining district the first Of the
week
Mrs. c. l.. Spid and little son Har
old visited relatives in this city this
week
Buy overalls and work shirts of
Joyce & Lee.
Homer King has a new Samson wind
mill, which has been erected at his home
south of town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. c. Howenstein of
Carthage visited Mr. and Mrs. Ollie
Roberts Friday.
Let US figure that bill for you We can
save you money. y G Lumber
Mr. and Mrs David Beagle and family
were over from Alba Sunday visiting
relatives.
We only handle good clean coal.
Dickson Goodman Lumber Co.
The interior of the NJ + Church South
has been beautified by new coat Of
wall paper.
Miss Stella Larrick left Friday for
Lamar, Colo, after several weeks visit
with her parents in this city.
We have that fine cigar theCapadura,
DeardortT and Crandail.
Mrs, Cy Smith and children returned
to their home in Joplin Monday after a
weeks visit with relatives in Jasper.
Rex & Patterson bought GO head of
fat cattle from Is. II. Phelps and drove
them to Carytown and shipped them to
Kansas City Monday.
Save money on your new spring hat
and purchase of Mrs. c. Il, Campbell,
Miss Nina Dray attended the com
mcncement Of the College at Webb City
Monday night and spent Tuesday visit
ing friends at Carthage
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayt Bradford and the
latter's mother Mrs. Clark were mp from
Webb City Sunday and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Mont Fairfield.
Robt Hedrick of Alba, visited one Of
Jasprr's fair daughters Sunday. Miss
Anna Pugh was also jasper visitor
from Alba Sunday.
Get your dinner at Dearborn and
Crandalls. They nave anything you
want.
The Embroidery club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Joe Veatch yester.
day. The laiies will meet with Mrs.
II. +. Pitts next week..
Ask for premium stamps when you
buy at the JASPER RACKET STORE.
Luther Arnold was up from Oronogc
Tuesday. Mr.. Arnold is now interested
in one of the Oronogo banks in which
he fills q responsible position.
We handle the famous Brles Ice
Cream, Best in Dish, Best in Soda's
Best in Town at Deardortf Il iCrandall's
Elder VIM. Harvey of southeast Of
town and Elder Geo Barnhart of Garth
age left the hrst of the week for Bristol
Tenn, to attend the annual convention
OF German Baptists.
Crandall Bros. will always pay the tor
of the market for Beef Hides. II
Miss Nellie Hyler returned ito Garth
age Friday TO attend commencement
exercises, after having spent severa
days visiting friends near Jasper,
All kinds of cold drinks and Ice
Cream at Deardorif and Crandall's.
Misses Bessie Costloy and Grace
Triplet went to Carthage Friday to at
tend commencement exercises. The
former visiting Miss Nellie Hyler and
the latter Miss Francis Lane
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
Buy your n a t o.
Joyce & Lee.
Notice.

As have disposed of my business,
Il knowing themselves indebted to me
ART requsted to call and settle at ouco
at my old stand.
}. n. Squier
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
You will Need all your Harness

for the harvest field get the old ones fixed up or
leave us an order for a strictly hand made from
No. ] Oak Leather.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
Now is the Time for Fixing Up

that old Sickle of yours for harvest, and we have
all kinds of sections for you.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01

THE WOLF HARDWARE co. are pr

pared to do your Tin Work for you, such as Roof
ing Guttering and all Repair Work both neatly
and promptly done and our price is as low as the
lowest Let us figure on your bill, and bring in
your Repair Work to the shop.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01

We carry the "Pittsburgh Perfect"
hog fence best on earth d, q. Lumber
Go.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
WANTED.

MEN AND WOMEN in this county
and adjoining territories. 10 represent
and advertise an old established house
OF solid financial standing. Salary to
men S2l weekly, to women Sl2 to sls
weekly with Expenses advanced each
Monday by check direct from head
quarters. Horse and buggy furnished
when necessary; position permanent.
Address, Blew Bros. & Co., Dept. ),
Monon Bldg. Chicago, III.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
Our New Range is a Princess"

a and it is siN-hole high closet, two drop shelves
and large resoyor and S2l0O is the pucc.
Look it over.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
we have a Complete Line of summer Goods

and our prices RIGHT. Plenty of ALillet yCane
Kahir Corn and Buckwheat hands
Yours for Bargains,
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
LADIES WANTed

y BRIGHT FNERGETIC WoMAN--wo
mans work, Permanent position. Old
established busiuesi house OF solid finan
cial standing. Salary sig to SlS weekly
with expenses, paid each Monday dir
ect from headquarters. Expenses adj
yauced. We furnish everything Ad-
dress, Secretary, 620 Monon Block.
Chicago, Ill.
WANTED BY CHICAGO MANU-
FEATURING House, person Of trust
worthiness and somewhat familiar with
local territory as branch Office. Salary
SIS paid weekly. Permanent position.
No Investment required. Business es
tablished. Previous experience not es.
sential to engaging, Address, Manager
Branches, 323 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
FOR SALE Forty .aotes Of zrd
within "a Of mile of town. Will sell
in 10, 20. 30 acre tracts or the whole
40. Just the thing for poultry or small
fruit farm Inquire at this Office.
FOR SALE--A Jasper business lot,
good location. Inquire at this Office.
FOR RENT Five acres Of pasture
just west Of the Railroad. Inquire Of j
W. Spaid.
FOR SALE Good yearling Jersey
bull calf. Inquire at this office. 39tI
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01

KANSAS CITY, OMAHA, LINCOLN NEB, PUEBLO
DENVER, SALT LAKE CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS
ANGELES AND PORTLAND, ORE, VIA THE
The Jasper news., 1905-06-01
AtPreston

AXE your butter and eggs,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
BERTHA KRUPP'S SCHOOL
YOUNG MllIlonaress to Start Institu-
tion to Teach Girls Gar
denlnq

BERLIN, Sept. 23-Fraulein Bertha
Krupp has lately become much inter-
ested in horticulture. For more than
a year she attended to the beautiful lit
tie Florentine garden her late father
laid out for her, but until recently
she had shown no particular interest in
gardening; now she is an ardent florist.
She has had an orchid house built;
some of the rarest growths have been
sent from English growers as we'll as
from South America. Some of her or
chids by their beauty succeeded in
awakening the enthusiasm of this most
reserved girl about whom so little is
known, who leads strange retired
life within the walls of the Villa Hugel
near Essen.
Fraulein Bertha is of the opinion that
ornamental gardening is calling for
which women are especially fitted, and,
aided by her mother, is taking steps to
start a school at Essen, where selected
girls shall be trained for 1T. Hardly a
rumor reaches the outside world from
the Villa Hugel, and servants who talk
are peremptorily dismissed.
Frau Krupp and her daughter visit
the seaside or go to Florence or the
italian lakes and no one knows even
in Essen what their movements have
been. Deep, impenetrable shadow seems
to rest over the Villa Hugel. There is
no longer any talk of Fraulein Bertha's
marriage and the general opinion is
that the young Cologne banker to
whom it was believed she was engaged
has been dismissed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
WILLIAM WALDORF AST0R'S
ACTIONS PUZZLING BRIT0NS
OFFICIALS ARE AMUSED AT HIS
EccENTRIcITIES
London Registration Judge Learns
That Former American Lives at
His Office Instead of at Carlton
House Terrace

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON. Sept. 23.-The strange way
in which William Waldorf Astor orders
his life furnished puzzle this week to
the registration judge to whom he ap-
piled to be placed on the parliamentary
voting list for the Holborn division of
London. Mr.. Astor has palatial
house at Carlton House terrace, situ-
ated in the Strand division, but he ap-
piled to be registered instead for the
Astor estate office, on the Thames en-
bankment, about mile away, which is
in the Holborn division. In explanation
it was stated that he virtually lived at
Cliveden, his Thames-side mansion;
that he slept only couple of times a
year at Carlton House terrace, and that
when in London he resided at the office
of the estate. He has a single bedroom
there, with two servants, a chef and an
assistant, and spends all his time read
ing and writing in his study.
When the registration official made
inquiries at the estate office all infor-
maton was refused, and he was almost
hustled out On going to the office of
the Pail Mall Gazette he was informed
that they knew nothing about Mr.. As
tors movements. The same reply was
given at Carlton House Terrace. The
judge remarked that if Mr.. Astor took
the trouble to become a naturalized
Englishman he might at least conde-
scend to look after his vote.
The estate office is a beautiful Italian
renaissance building, the lower win
dows of which are covered with mas
sive crossed iron bars. 1t is situated
close to the Temple station. the most
secluded spot on the Thames embank-
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
HINTS FOR WIFE BEATERS
Labouchere Tells Them They Should
Use Strap, Not the Hand
1ecial Gable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-"So many social
and domestic problems come up for dis
cussion at this time of year in London
newspapers that it is a matter of some
surprise" says Henry Labouchere.
that the important question, How to
thrash your wife has not received the
attention 1t deserves. 1t is a question
in which there is room for a great di-
versitY of opinion and practice, and
nothing is more certain to affect the
home life prejudicially than errors of
Judgment in administering corrections
to ones wife and mother.
''It is so easy to beat your wife too
much or too little, or to do it in the
wrong way. If a woman requires to be
chastised, the husband should take a
strap to her and not use his hand. The
use of poker is apt to lead to serious
consequences.
"On the other hand, while the strap
stings abnormally. it is never likely to
lead to trouble with the coroner's jury.
The truth is that the chastisement of
a wife who stands in need of correc-
ton, as best of them do at times, is a
delicate business and should never be
undertaken without care and deliber-
alton.
"If it be bungled and overdone and
the police are called in. the whole eff
feet is lost. Magistrates, to do them
justice, are nearly always kindly and
sympathetic to husbands who do their
work with a reasonable amount of tact
and discretion; they are not too par
ticular about a black eye or a little
blood or an occasional broken rib"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
NOVELS ARE BARRED
BY J. M. BARRIE
HE DECIDES THAT THE STAGE is
HIS TRUE FIELD
Announcement ls Made That He Will
Write No More Novels, but Will
Turn His Attention to Dramatic
Work

Special crble to The Herald.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-There will be no
more novels by J. M. Barrie. No more,
at least, unless the writer should be led
to alter what is at present his firm de-
cision regarding further literary work.
In view of the pots of money that he
has made out of his plays this decision
friends for some time. And 1t must be
admitted that 1.-The Little Minister"
Quality Street" "Crichton," "Alice
Sit-by-the- Fire" and Peter Pan"-if
you leave out Little Mary" which ran
for 300 nights in London-constitute
such a record of successes as no other
dramatist of the day has to his credit.
Mr.. Barrie is at present at Trouville,
the French watering place, and here 1t
was that he announced to a friend, the
other day, that in all probability he
should write no more novels. OF course
the money side of the case appeals to
him strongly, but he honestly feels that
in the stage he has found his true
means OF expression. AT tnlS moment
he is hard at work for the further delec-
tation of theater goers. His plays have
followed each other with incredible
rapidity, and one would have thought
that even his lively imagination must
have begun to fag. Quite the contrary.
Besides the piece upon which he is now
eng ged. Mr.. Barrie has sketched out
the plots of no less than three new plays
upon which he will begin work in due
course. His last two successes, "Alice
Sit-by- the Fire and Peter Pan" will
be shown to Americans almost imme-
diately. while his new play will prob
ably be ready for production by Mr..
Frohman at the duke of York's theater,
London. some time in the coming win-
ter.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
SOCIETY TENDERLY CARES
FOR ITS CANINE PETS
DELICATE DoGGlES TO WEAR
SEALSklNS
London Has Week End Resorts for
Dogs Who Feel Strain OF Town
Season-Great Care Taken With
DarIlnes' Handkerchiefs

Special Gable to The Herald.
LONDON, Sept 23.-Fashions in cos
tunes for canine pets are now occupy
ing the attention of the London women
who own dogs.
According to a woman who does
dogs for titled people, in addition to
conducting at Pinner a week end fresh
air resort for stylish CANNES whose
delicate constitutions are not equal to
the continuous strain of London sea-
son. there Is now a wardrobe which is
complete in all its details for driving
In the park or making calls.
Doggy should wear neat tailor made
coat to supersede the sealskin jackets
of last winter, designed to protect the
dogs chest while in carriage or
automobile. The handkerchief, by the
way-and every well-cared for pet has
one-is now sometimes carried in
purse at the end of the leash
Then. again. to be thoroughly in the
fashion the dogs silk or satin bow must
be of rather massive proportions. worn
at the side of the face, under the ear,
not on top of the head; besides the
shade of the dogs bow must match
some prominent feature in his mistress
attire, generally the trimming on the
hat. This rule often causes great
anxiety, because only certain colors will
match pets coat Blue, red, pink does
well with black poodle; blue is pre-
ferred for Blenheims, but any color
may be used for black and tans, except
green.
Perfumes are simpler-my lady in
variably has her darling perfumed with
the scent she herself uses.
There is little new to report in the
matter of dog jewelry. In some cases
gold bracelets set with gems are worn
on the fore paws. OF course jeweled
collars, bearing the owners crest, when
there are crests, still remain stylish.
Boots are quite gone out of fashion. 1t
was found that they made dogs feet
look longer than they actually were.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
TUBERCULOSIS TO
BE UNDER DEBATE
PARIS GETTING READY FOR THE
CONGRESS
Delegates From All Nations viii At
tend, and Exhibits of Foods and
Hygienic Apparatus Will Be Fea-
tured-speciaI Building to Be Used

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, Sept. 22.-Great preparations
are being made here for the tubercu-
losis congress, which will be attended
by delegates from all the nations of
Europe and America. A special build
with large halls to accommodate the
different sections. These are divided
into scientific, social, historic and in
dustrial
There will also be an exposition of
food products permitted and recon-
mended by physicions in tuberculosis
cases. Rooms will be fitted up like
those in sanatoria, of three classes,
those destined for rich patients, those
for middle classes and those for the
poor. Special exhibits will be made of
pharmacy for tuberculosis and OF
house furnishings, such as arm chairs
and baths for patients. Cleansing and
disinfecting apparatus will also be dis
played.
One very interesting section shows
two rooms. One Is fitted up hygienic-
ally under the patronage of the Touring
club. The other, is arranged with cur
tains, carpets and canopies to the beds.
lacking light and air, and showing what
should be avoided in tuberculosis. The
exhibits will remain on view until Octo-
ber 20 and will afterward be presented
to the city of Paris, forming the nucleus
of a proposed tuberculosis museum.
At the congress, which will last from
October Q to T. DR.. Bouchard will pre-
side over the pathological medical Sec
ton, DIR. Lannelogue over the patho-
logical surgical section, DIR. Grancher
over that devoted to the preservation
and care of infants and DR.. Landouzy
and Senator Paul Strauss over that
which concerns the preservation and
care of adults.
Seven meetings will be held during
the week and on October the delegates
will visit the establishment of the As
sistance publique and institutions of
charity, hygiene and veterinary art. The
final session will be held at the Sor-
bonnc The presidents Of the four Sec
tions will deliver their annual addresses
and the date and place of the next con-
gress will be determined.
DR.. Herard, president of the con-
gress, will give a reception to the dele
gates on the opening day. October 2, in
the Hotel Continental. President Lou
bet will give banquet to the delegates
at the Elysee palace and on October
at the Hotel de Vile farewell banquet
will be given, at which books will be
distributed giving reports of the pro-
ceedings of the congress.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
BOB COOK TELLS
OF WORLD TOUR
NEW HAVEN AND PARIS ONLY
PLACES TO LIVE IN
Says 1t Is Only the Prospect Of Paying
Hlah Taxes That Arouses
the Anger of the
Japanese
pecial Cable to The Herald.

Special Cable to The Herald.
PARIS, Sept. 23.-Capt. Bob Cook,
famous former Yale coach, who has
Just returned to Paris from the far
east, stated that he found it difficult
to believe the stories from Toxic of
riots in connection with the supposed
Japanese disappointment over the
peace terms.
"I was there during good part OF
the war;" he said, "including the mo-
ment of the Tsushima naval battle, yet
I never noticed any real public excite
ment in or even great interest over the
war. The entire population was more
interested in cherry blossoms than in
war. Excursion trains were run to
the open country every day in order to
allow the public to witness the floral
spectacle presented by the Japanese
landscape at that time Of year, and
conversations turned more on flowers
and amusements than on the army and
navy.
II remember particularly the great
gathering at Hibia park. Toxic, to
celebrate Togo's naval victory; nine
Japs out of ten had no conception
what the excitement was about. The
solution of the trouble must be the
failure to get Russia to pay an indem-
nifty. When you want to wake a. Jap
out of his ordinary stolidity just talk
money to him; that makes him jump.
Money and cherry blossoms are his two
loves; he Just can't help it. The pros
pect of having to go on paying high
taxes indefinitely must be the explana-
ton, for, assure you, the Japs do not
care farthing about race prestige, the
glory of their national arms or other
fine abstract things that mean lots to
US.
MY most interesting experience in
Japan was visit to the Russian pris-
oners, the happiest lot of men 1 saw
out there. You could see they found 1t
a soft snap; any day in Toxic you
could see squads of twenty to forty
Russians promenading briskly through
the streets, all in bunch, with appar-
emily no Jap officer guarding or ac-
companying them. The Japs' perceived
the Russians wouldn't run away. Not
much! The Russians behaved we'll;
perhaps they thought if they didn't
they would be put out of that COM
parative Garden of Eden"
Bob Cook says he has now been all
over the world and has come to the
conclusion that the only places worth
living in are New Haven and Paris.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-24
PROPHETS DISCIPLE oUsTED
Self styled Messiah's Associate ls
Dropped From London Company
Through Newspaper Exposures

Through Newspaper Exposures
Special Cable to The Herald.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Shareholders of
a London bread company have grown
canny about allowing the lieutenant
of so-called prophet to continue as
one of their directors and have dropped
Charles Stikes Reid, who is secretary
to Rev. j. H. Smyth Pigott, self
styled Messiah.
The shareholders, thirty in number,
including ten women, listened in silence
while their chairman explained that as
result of the exposures in the news
papers concerning the recent events in
the abode of love, or home of Agape-
monites, at Spaxton, Somersetshire. the
directors had called upon Reid to re-
sign, but he had refused.
Reid put in an appearance and took
advantage of the occasion to make a
public confession Of faith.