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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
MODEST TROuSSEAUS
THE CLOTHES AND LINEN THAT
ARE REALLY NEEDFUL.

White Muslin Makes Attr.ctiv. Dress
for Summer Brfde-Brides Usually
Pre.ti-r withou. v.ils-Narried in
Her Going Away Go-n-Nuiti-
plying Gowns which Will only
Grew old-Fashicnsd -UnSsrcicsh-
ing HGnd-N .de Or Ready Ms1e-
Advantages Of Bride who Does
Her Own work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

A dry. harsh skin needs a cols -rs.-
and almond oil II the skin is red an
ehappsd leave all creams alone and fist
apply q paste OF almond meal mfxes
with oil
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Nrs Graussrcy -Yos look awfuIlT
worried nv dear grit
Mrs PArk-It's slf or 1ccnur- % nv
rupit msif she De- RE 60 oar w.-h
Fiio waeu sas w-sriu- fhe zozr t-af
kzruoufrss Efth Bat-tfr Pu-E
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

w nightly res- was broir-n. owing
- irregular action - the kisluevS I
pains in th. snail Of M back ard
through the khiaevs and aunaye-i h7
painful passage ~ Abnormal s-crs-
tons NJ amount 20 d1cto-in n i-r,7i
tbs cundi,isu- took T1an'- EH5nev
Pills ami experienced quick and LASTING
rplief hanls kidnev Til's all Prove
. blessing - a. suffers frcrn ki.iu-v
di~or'ters whp VIII give them q f1ir
trial
Fnstsr- Nlhg-n Co. EaTais. y. ".
rrvpriet~rs o. sale hr az druggists.
priss 50 e~uts pr bax-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

N-s LapsiluE was saowirr her Jar
esf phofoErana
It's rut nv hesr expression. ?
thins- shs SAT ~The artist took II
a. uha- they rail- the exact rhy=.olori-
ca uor~n- chicago Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

silence Is golden-and some remarks
are very nrassy--Chicago Daily News
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

prrffr har mother ant her sisters are
-rm.h o.~u~i.a over sha t-.,.rsss.4
~Spara no e1perss~ saws the father.
whose rrs4~ i, this dear rf-f knows
an h.,urFs
No.ws-n=-,-sirr this liberal carte
hi.-~he N ~ - to- --,-har &.
49,. -. -, T,vi.h ,.+rav rov viii
---., n -s.sa,s,~ sar hsrsaftsr with
ro=r u-,gsxirahla rirrhfur and SKIM
t,r Srfu he f.r,ftv = a r.fs A. IN
he r@c~ssifv that Polly shall have a
rre,iizahss 0uss-- aza he- h-ushe-s and
sisters ar. not r-lreran. TO p-arrie-
economy that xhs nav have every
thing sNs needs
Wa. s,ss n s-.~-.4s-~ h~s.s. -..rrv
-s.,,. n. :. A., .r,,..- s-.,,,,f-- 80,
= uo-r.g - 49, :. ss-a-sn-iv x,r,,ss
W. -. -. e.,-.s.t.-,-,, -. - =
.a,.s5-- b-.ss ~ "a rN.-. g. /,
"a. .s..,-~s hsrru., ,-~.s a. w,.
- !, -. =. =. -. -,
BE A-srisan girl Nth wise hat On
her shnuTs-@rs. Mas 20 eouss-u1 q,
N-r rir~r-s-arrrs wfrh perfect ~ou-
.-nfaasnr So = zoias 20 marry n
v~u-x fellow whos@ ron. Is IN A snail
f-isut town. whcss business prospects,
,re god ant unoss HABITS AZ Sfsaiv.
AZ ~ 4. : o1rv living % a zsr.r.
-Asrh x.~~arrs sF-r N satrfr- m n
sf--ra r.--rs mr. vkt~h leaves n, -,,r-
Esu f'- display Laukizs ssr~arf with
brave hsa--v ~ rhafr bl@nria,F future
Ioh- All Polly A. dwelling IN ors q
-hrzs ~he--fr- 4--a--x rh.- ~nr,a TIVE
fsr s-lf -ssp~ssfuz vasrur peoBi4 r5ss
rA---serr.s
p.,- -. s---A,... - -. $780,.
-. ,-,---,.- -, =, -. -. -
~ I'll h.r- n y. hs,ov -,.-ssh.-
- No. -.,v-,v. a.. .-,..,,zs,,.--, 49,
w.1r 49, -, -, s,,-..,-..s.,- =, =,
sor--s-- r. -. ,,,1,,-.,s 49, -.
hss,-u 49,, - -hs.h =, -Y,--h -.
an .,-..A.-
-ll y = -. ~ ."
'u-f -
~ ar
's- -
s11si--- psr,siua--
." eule
! ga N@Hie'E ut iaorits
- - :, e-.''--'- = - fl'ls
800 n VINE na.slin. Shi'e Nooi
~ N otti-- siiA OF
s11 y" NJ -'l'iias zcNn- Q,
= Asslii''lis't VII
- '4.sA A-l p'-.ll''e evening dEsss Tor
= 1--'-s-1. - NAY siis~ Slrinz
- =, - y sNo
a oei1e hesu no. wear a Fsil unless
s1e chooses IL sns does choose II
niaS oe OF inexpensive net and viii
tash o. a becoming as II Il we're point
i'sHN- oHil@4 WIS ar nsirioons IN
- ne t4miilsS- A girl likes to Be mar
r1ed N a veil thar her mother and her
grandmother wore on their respective
-,i-H- uasS- Nsils are however not
= ess-'taltf attractive ad-
-. Sirt Usually Aoozs prestier
~l'hoae one
some brides prefer to be married IN
What Is now called the going away
gown We used to call IL the travel
ING dress When this IS chosen, the
bride who. ike Polly. must study econ
omy- viii select a soft gray or brown
stun which VIII serve later for church
Or visiting or an afternoon reception
y must include 4 skirt. Jacket and
waist should Be taiIor-mads and very
smart in every detail To relieve and
save this costume. a short black walk
ing skirt and a Jacket Of either black
q covert cloth are desirable for second
best The bride should have one black
silk Of stauine gown. beautifully
made. in her tro1sSssH as this will
Be suitable for functions Of every kind
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

BLACK velvet cuffs and collars dis
tinguish some Of the suartest vsi-.
linen cratsl
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Don't Get Footsore, Get Foot-Y...
A wonderfnl powder that cures tir~,s -.
tenlns fest and makes new or .igs, -
.asy- Ask to-day for Aliens Fsot- 80
aerspt no substitute Trial psekav- EpFE
Address A 5. Olnstsd. L. Re- Il Y
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Let rs ahhreviate-~ said the ma, n.
he dneked the horses tai -Axre<s 40
the horse, a. he nipped OF the n.zui. ar
Lie
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Ny son, 4 you want 20 leave your f,c.-
prints on the sands Of time, IL does No
good to erdsr cut the carriages; you'l cnIy
Express
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Piso Cure cannot Be too highly sus,kk=r AZ
n cough eure--J- W. OBrlen, N Third
Ave- n. Minneapolis, Nina, jan 8. Iso
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

Nsid lessx. y. Y. july 3.-tSpec;ar-
hat rheumatism can BE- cured h.s h-ar
proved ceycnd 4 Gaubs by Mrs B.tseT
a Si1Esga- vel kno~n here That Ms.
lawson had Rheum1tlsm and lad IL BAD
Al nsr aqua ntancss know They ak-o
Know she l. now cured Dosfsfss k1fr.v-
Pills dld It. Mrs Clawson seIk, the s-err
q her cure a. follows.
w1s an nvaisl for z.n<f sv- x-.-<
eaEsen hy Iadlmniarory Rheurn.+ss-,
selpisss two-tAirds Of the time. Tde fr-t
year 1 enu-t net do a. n1uch a. 4 b1b-
could do thsn / ralIsssi a hrrI. b. sr3
then relapse Then a year sxa -
gut set N my harris and test. I sufF-rs-f
untold agony aad N August. I@l3 Wa,
ny husband Died en4kl not rpse 70 e
grave - -
enly took two boxes Of D,.5frS KID
eSy ms and n two weeks | ecald urair
On myself aa4 saw ny cwu wood dur
ny cwa Potatoes and xathers,s nv av-5
garden Est TALL De,t1s kain<v PA.
cured ne
rheumatism = caused By ur1c aevS y,
ne oloott- Dodd's kifnsy PiIs pgr IT,
ldneys n shape % take al the M. ...1sf
cut OF the bload. 4>''.
First Dslk---weu- 4, ven -hi-k NJ
Nen hgllaoa intends 70 bzy vozsF 80.
ond uA.ke--Nv dear boy. / don't kna,r
>cue eAys | think sh> does A. otk-y
s5n@s l Tar shs L merely -happiaz-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
CULLETT GIN CO. 80 :....
Complete Cotton Ginning Outfits
1aovNEII ENGINES AND BOILERS

he man who wants TO profit BY wrong
gong . never at 4 loss for an exrrsse.-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

NO TONGUE CAN TELL
HOW I Suffered with Itching and
Bleeding Eczema-untiI Cured
by Cuticura-

: No tongue can tell how I suffered for
I've Tears with terribly painful. itchiar.
tnn otess1frz eezema-- my body and f,e4
eeing Covered with sores. Never IN ~
IL "a L experience such awful sutser,ng
M 1 9nsst Ter death. which l felt vs.
near- had tined doctors and rness:cin-s
sltaGar suesess, but my mother Insis-ess
-. 1 " OaSlsur1- felt better after The
application OF Caticura OSn1nent - -
As soon entirely wei. Any person A.
tng doubt about this wcnSerfal cure nv
write s TO ne t-Ignsdl Mrs AItie Et-oe
Bellevue, Mich
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

rs true that al the worlds a stare -
SAD the Philosophical boarJer, and most
q tne men and women on u are rivinr
saaferllle performances without knoxinz
T. -Chieaxe Tribune.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
THE TURN OF LIFE
A Time When Women Are Susceptible to Mary
Dread Diseases Intelligent Women Prepar,
for II. Two Relate their Experience.

The change Of life Il <
The most critical period NY
Of a w0man's existence.
and the anxiety felt By S
women rs Is draws near
is not without reason.
Every woman who
ucrleets the care of her HA/
health at this time in HH
vItes disease and pain MHIs
When her system IS in UHS
"A deranged condition. nUS
OF she IS predisposed to HIS
apoplexy. or congestion HI
Of any organ. the ten
tency IS az this peri0f S
likely 20 become active
and with a host Of ner- .
vous irritations. make
life q burden At this e
time. also. cancers and -
tunao-s are more liable ~
90 form and begin their MQ
destructive work NS
such warning svmpL INK
toms as sense Of suffo- NX'
cation. ho. flashes. head N\
aches harl<aches. drvad AN
Of impending evil. tinsz- y
isy. Sounds IN the ears
palpitation ofthe heart.
sparks before the eyes.
irregularities. coustipu- A
ton. variable appetite. ~
weakness and Impulse
tnde. and iixzireSs. are b
promptly heeded bT in
telli-ent women who are ~
approaching the period
m life when woraan's great ct
NAV be expected
These symptoms are AL Just 90
calls from nature for help The n
are e-ying cut FOR assistance an,
cry shoaif be needed IN time.
Lydia T. Pfrkhamrs Vegetable
pound was prepared 70 meet the
OF -ou1ns system NJ this {
period Of her life IL invirorase,
strengthens the female organism
bzilds up the weakened nervous 81
II has carried thousands Of "
safely through this crisis.
For special advice rsxzriing I'll!
rcrtzns period women are invit,
write - Mrs Pinkham NJ LINN. y
ard u vii be furnished ABSOLUTELY
Of charge
Read what lydia 2 Pfnkhams
rossrd did Cor Mrs. HyLard and
Hinkies
Dear Mrs riukhnm--
bal he~1 suffering with filling ,
-rrrzh for years ard WIS passing thrru.
taan,-s q Life. w womb w1s badly
In ny sonpnch WIS =rre. hsi dis-ry
sn-N hsss,aiassss. and WIS very nervous
Iycia E. plkszu'S Vexefzn1e
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

wrote vuu fer sivic- and c,rrup-r~s
rr-nfusnt with Lila T. Pinkhnr,'s Varu-
table Compound ~ you directed. ar.f I N,
happy ~ say that an thn=e distressing <vulu-
torns 1T ne AMI have passed safely through
tie Change cf Life. q we'd woman. an
rrcummenstlng your ne.iicine 20 all nv
frirnsi. Mrs. Annie Z @. HyIansi. Chester.
town. M
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06

During change or II. wrrvsx rarrrs -.
pr-ss what suffered Nv rkvsirial sais T
h,d a csn-rruus CONDITION of tie wuusb IN.
-1r raj sct.l.z % the testimonials Of u,-rns.
Who had ben cured BY LYDIA z. Pinkharrs
Vegetable Compound. ard I sieshie.f to sr-v i
fzsf 60 write you for advice Your u1.,fi,'in..
niaaie me n val woman ami al nv bad svulp-
rrr,s son dharperre.t
Il sfviss every woman az this period n.
20 take yrur rresii-sns and writ. v.isl fsr n
vice s-Nrx LE.zis Hinkie- Salem Init
What LYDIA Z. Pinkhanr-s Vegetable
Compound did for Mrs. Hyfand ard
Mrs. Hinl<ie it will do for any wuul,
at this time Of Life
IL has conquered pair restored
health and prolonged life IN eases that
utterly bafsed PHYSICIANS.
- SrrupA No. 49, Ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-07-06
LASTING RELIEF

J " WAL. Sursr
irtcrsent - Streets
81 Leharcn- Nv
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Lebanon News

Mrs. viii Kyle started for California
on Sunday night, Mrs. Lyman did not
accom- pany her.
\ Mr. b, A. King and family visited at
Geo. Strawns last Sunday.
Tne people 10 this vicinity are having
bad time gathering corn a. it is so
muddy in the fields.
Miss Willy and Lora Strain visited
their uncle John Wilkins on Wednes'
day.
There was preaching at Lebanon
Sunday and Sunday night.
A number Of young people gathered
at the home OF Tom Mercer Saturday
night. Games were played and al
had sn enjoyable time,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02

Mrs, W. G. Kyle and their little girl
Hazel started 10 California last Mon
dty morning where thoy expect to
make moutn visit with their two
daughters Mrs. Lille aud Vona Lyman.
The was quite a number OF their neigh
Dors called Sunday TO wish them >
= e.ssaG uip,
Miss Rosa Smith aud Pearl Reno ex.
poet TO g to KaDsas City next Sunday
Sh,re tuey oXpect to stay while and
gisit frienis aud relatious.
Fred Rox drove somo cattle to Jasper
tuesday 10 ship to Kansas City,
Mr.. Strain is about to dispose OF
his tine farm in this neighborhoOd.
W. c. Kyle aud Wm, Kaderly made
Is business trip 10 Lamar last week,
Little jake kaierly son Of Wm
Kadefly goG his hand in corn sheller
aud caused very bad wound on hi'
,Aumb but tot serious.
Oval Kyle woat with the boys from
jasper Saturday to play basket bali a
Joplin. lie reported fine trip as i
vas his first visit to Joplin.
Mrs. Lyman is talking of going tC
California to see hsr two sons jam att
HOT Lyman.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
A GREAT DAIRY h-LTiNI
To BE Held ut Jefferson CITY
Nov. I5-IJ

The executive c1u.ui.t.-. oi IasourI
State Dairy assOc,L tlon llotr .,t tnoir
goal to make tie i9i4t,cDtA anulGl
meeting Of the association, H. Toe Leid
at Jefferson City EnN,mrtr Ly.I5, LIT
only the best ever held %, ,hs a4svo,,-
tiuu but IS well the .re tt'.t auJ bat
Dairy meeting cy'r L,i.. ia A..cr c 3,
aod It their present I-Es u,attItt, u
(which they viii, 1t hgtd work alu Sr,l
directed effort count .u.y .ra Gound
10 succ,ed.
For the program for tu,l mcvtirg
they are seeking 10 ootaiu tLr Nrfy
best expert dairy ability 10 an.ruca--
men and women WHO Hsy- acDewrd
national reputation 10, aualsy to cit
qurutly present the l..,,'ra, iutas
through which they nave wa -noo ss.
Every phase Of dairy yilg a.. II, tl.ted
Industries will te ably r,,s.u,ed BY
competent experts -lArsc aIate,-css
a2d papers will br ir{c,s.,Is-d wi,h
fine vocal aad instrum autt % must IN o.
pSomptu discusolua5 tu-p u Ay tue
popu ar"qprstiOa UOG, uc.ud.s .dttu S
of tesriug milk and cream aul scuring
butter -.eiu ios cel ty p. I.L,.iI On
hbit OF dairy products, uRty EIae hin
cry, utilities aud appliances ~ NAM
Of thu largest manufacturers AZ tat
UniIed States. IDtra En ue SINE
thiug doing every Eou. u. tac thse'
days OF character tntL ~,H iuatTUct
ben fit aad entertain all VIZ dtten'
whether they be ua,ryHI 20, la-laers o.
dNtllers in cities uLu tIN Il --r,ery
lo1y consumes dairy imuuc.s.
SuvplsnentAi 10 the to.eg, Ing fea
turea, tne Commercial C!uu a.u c.,lZ n
OF Jefferson CIT Ma ur.i.tuu thei
,xce!leut reputation iut o.. "a a,sp
tally and will "fll ia aI,, ,ae p,o
moments with LloasiuA cnt-. ,, lH"ut-
inspection OF the ya,i,u, :, g. u par
mrnts, pubIic buildings, 40 vu'1 ut
AIRY, the large fActorle-, an iorma
public recep,iln at tue alrr, D. . II II
sion aad other dlScreiucs ia .a,J q
more careful or cx,rnsnepr "A tslO I
were ever made Tor 40 a usura al
profit Of all who attrnu. Al "a irotC
IN the state haze granted rr.ui,e,, "a L
aud Jeigersol City * tI s'. an,
accommodations ttr'4-oi4'.l P,Iso
Every dairyman and feru.r t riugbO'
the state who ctu pr-slhi, ln 80 >.ou
aitepu this great cUn,rhhun.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Dus;ou Items.

H.ying plenty Of rain 10 our vicinity
nov.
A large crowd Of friends aud neigh
bors gathered al the home OF Ar Wright's
Friday night and gave them farewelI
surprise supper. kr. aud Mrs, Wright
aud family lsiE Tuesday for their new
home il Lawrence county.
MissSs Matte and Bette Yardiy are
visiting relatives hers tais week.
Estell Joyce aud sisters atGen ded the
Schopi aud Mann Wedding near
Bethany last Wednesday evening.
Dinger Oldham and Roilen Harring.
ton came up from Carthage Saturday
and visited few days with hume folks
j. L. Box and family spent Sunday at
Homer Stockdals's
Loss MeKibben passed through our
city sunday.
5. 4 Grimes and family of Joplin and
Arthur Mann OF Lamar visited at Mr.
Joyce's SUNDAY.
Print ColsInade his usual trip Sunday
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Blue STAR.

Your Aunty has besn so nesr
drowned for the last three weeks she
has been unable TO send her noas.
u. {. gDavls MADE business "trip to
Joplin last Friday.
Bill Hyder killed a beef on last
Thursday. + Garrett of Boston wac the
butcher.
A Literary will be started at Blue Star
in the near future. provided the school
,oard have no objections which we hope
they have not,
4 wolf was seen on t Ilulfs place
on Friday morning, Oct. 9Th, just
/ about sun rise.
J Rpsh is having his hay baled,
Herbert Hickman is working for.Z c
, Davis.
4 Mr. II l. Lay OF Jasper County was a
caller at the home Of J. L Hull one day
/ last week on business.
Mr. Hickman lost another horse max
ing three In all.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Dublin Items

Mr.. Walters and family returned
from Arkansas last Weok.
Mr.. Cowhord is moving near Irwin
this weck.
Alva Dyson made business trip to
Joplin first OF the week.
Abb Hyder assisted BsrtWalters take
some,horsss,and ponies from McKibbin's
pasture last Saturday
Bert Walter sold pony to 40 Hyder.
Wednesday was a nice day Of this week
but no one will venture TO predict bow
the weather may be baiauce of the
week
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
TEMPERANCE COLUMN
Conducted by the W. Z. 4. U.

The white Ribbon special snrouts
for the national convention az Los
Angeles eiI Chicago whh 4J0 delegates
and will be added to all JEe way, Our
county being represented by Mrs
BotihoT OF Joplin and our state by Mrs
Hoffman and Miss Bowers and many
others. Tho train l4id over on Sunday
at Salt Lake City. Tho President Of
Florida goes with 500 new members 10
talk about.
The ll7O Prohibition votes iu Grant
County Indiana were largely due to the
work oi the W c T U medal contests 50
the Chairman said
The Omaha woman greeted the white
rihboners with a Motto: Isaiah SILT.
Our Missouri women display banner:
"Missouri stands for law enforcement, "
When the train reached the rockies "a
tall brother holding banner above the
heads Of every one on which was
Colorado women are citizens.
Well why can'tour Missouri women be
citizens: Are we not good enough or
smart enough. MAY $ MATTHEWS.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Ziou items
The gray November days have come,
Tue duuesI of the yvar"

The gray November days have come,
Tue dulless of tue yVar"
Did you know that it .!eeted Satur-
day!
Rev. Adams OF SSrcoxie, will preach
at Zion Sunday morning and evening,
AlIhoa Armstrong took dinner at
CoYerLs Saturday
There will be an entertainment and
box supper giv0u At Bloomingdalo
school house Friday evening. Pro
ceeds to go toward the library. Evety-
body cordially invited to come,
Mr. Turner, VINO lives near Carytown
was hauling a load of oats for Mr., 90
vert. Tuesday and got stuck in the
mud. lie had to call for help to ge
his load out. Messrs Curtis and San
ford responded to the call aud he was
soon able to 20 on his way rejoicing.
Mr., Stevens is replastering his
house.
It's the fashion! What's the fashion
did you say? Why quilting Of course.
Several OF our ladies seem TO have the
quilting fever.
| E:A Halloween party was given by
lnez Little a1d Pearle Thompson
Tuesday evening. Quite number
were present, All report an enjoyable
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Sheridan ite2s.

Mrs. Chas Wilson spent the day
Thursday with her parents Nj. aud
Mrs. Maddox.
Tom Brock and family spent Sunday
at the Matthew farm.
d II. Wsmpler was in Carthage Mon
day on business.
The pupils OF the Sheridan school
are preparing a program for Eugene
Field Day, Nov. 3, 1t is hoped that
the friends OF the school will encourage
the pupils by their presence.
Rev. Ferguson Of Jasper will preach
at Sheridan NlY. 8 at 400 p. III.
Mrs. s'FGsGis still very ILL.,
The CO. inous rains have interiered
greatly with wheat sowing.
Mr, and Mrs. Tom Busby are the
happy parents Of fine boy baby born
Oct y.
Fletcher Carter was 10 this neighbor
hood last week looking after his farm
interests here.
The farmer OF this vicinity are now
enjoying fresh beef; Messrs Bayue Ru'
Hoover both butcheted and deliyere'
the mea. last week.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02

cried Hannah Plant, OF Little Rock,
Ark. "ior the relief got from Buck
lens Arnica Stlye. It curod my sfoar-
ful running sores which nothing else
would heal, and from which | had sut-
fered for years" It sia marvellous
healer for cuts, burns Rnd wounds
at Webb Bros. 2Jc.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02
Dewey

The creek WAS past fording Tuesday
wednesday Messrs Gof, Simmons and
Estey repaird the foot bridge so the
children south can attend school.
Mr.. Duckst is 10 CarteryiIle this
week.
Mr.. wilson and family spont Sunday
with Mr. Maddox,
Herbert Hart Of Joplin spent Sunday
with Mrs Gof.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02

The finest 25c Handkerehiefs
YOU ever saw at the Jasper
Racket Store,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02

IL that cold ave strikes you with an
empty coal bin it won't be our fault.
We've been waiting to FIJI it with that
foe nut or lamp coal We are selling so
cheap, Dickson Goodmgn Lumber 60.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-02

Fine water sets at Jasper Rae
ket Store,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-21
PusLlc ADVERTISING

and graveied to the official grade in
accordance with the plans and profile
on file In the office OF the City En-
gineer and specifications for gradins
ana gravelinR streets In the City OF Los
Angeles with the natural gravel Of the
street (Class b on file In the Office
OF the City Clerk OF said city, said
specifcations being No. 81 (New
End That cement curb be con-
structed along each line Of the roadway
curb line OF Main street to the east iinc
or Moneta avenue excepting along
such portions of the line Of said road
way upon which a cement or granite
the official line and grade), In accord
ance with specifications for construct
ing cement curbs on nle In the office
being No. s2 New series).
Bird. That q cement sidewalk hVe C5)
feet In width be constructed along each
side of said Rice avenue from the west
curb line OF Main street to the east line
Of Moneta avenue excepting such por-
tions of said street between said points
Sos ye Which fssf n dtbp or nbp9bas bas been
constructed to the official line and
grade). said sidewalk to be constructed
in With sReeiciatons Ss.i fc f9c
in the Office of the City Clerk Of said
city, said specifications being NO. 2S
Sec E. The Th Council Of said city finds
upon estimate OF the City Engineer
that the total cost Of said Improvement
will be greater than hfty cents per front
foot along each line of said street. lnclud-
Ing the cost Of intersections, and II Is
Act " the the Legislature Of the state of
California, approved February 27th, 1893,
as amended by an Act Of the Legislature
amending said last named Act. which
amending Act became a law March I'd,
1899, that bonds shall be Issued to repre-
sent the cost of said irnprovsuent Said
bonds shall be serial extending over
period OF ten years, an. even proportion
Of the principal sum of which shall be
payable annually, on the second day of
January of each year by coupon, after
their date until the whole are paid, and to
bear interest at the rate OF seven ca per
cent per annum. payable semi-annually
on the second days of January and July
Of zach and every year.
Reference is hereby made to said
ordnance of Intention for further par
ticulars.
JAMES HANLEY,
11-20-25 Ct Street superintendent.