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The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
EvES A WHITE VEST
Rev. FsccueSN Fixed Up IH Greet
Shupe.

"Spict sn6 Span" is ,hs way ths
Nj, Moorish folks hTed sp tbcis pastor
Rev. " +. Ferguson 81 TsSsPtion
giyon 10 hB and Prof. SWeetlAnd's
honor at the home of George Brummstt
lSst FRIDAY night. II lad been wins
ysred sbeut shAtsamejhiUg WEs 10 store
FOR the popular pastor but he hardly
c1peciei 20 receive what he did At
the appointed Sme in. neat little
speech Prof. Sweetland, IN teshlt Of
tue NJ. MoriGh folks, presented Mr..
F,rguson win package. ooutlineu
fiue suit e LlAck anohair, . foe
shirt, CO lar, necktse, hat two pairs
socks, paic " shoes, and, whae do you
unnk, a " Litr vest, Tor welding occas-
ions. Toe merry crowd WAS NOT salts.
fed uniil air. Farguson cad doomed
tie white vest to seq how he appeared
in it, Bro Ferguson appeared to be
sumew hat en- barassed with Such suell
attire aud says he felt ike hisn out
Of water, buI supposes he viii got
used TO il.
Prof Swee:land was also remember
ed with au elegant International die
tionary Of the latest issue. Mrs. Fer
guson and Mrs. Swoetaud came in for
share also and each received a nice
cake.
The occasion vas one long to be re
mrmbtrod not only ly tho pastor and
his wife. aud Mr., ana Mrs. Swsetlaud
but hy. all " ho we're in attendance.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
JESSIE GATHER DEAD
PASSED AWAY WEDNESDAY
flORNiS0
The Fad Cars al CsisrRda SprinEs
where She Fisa osas Cor
Fer h@lth,

Mi-s Jessie Cashier daughter OF Er.
and Mrs. v. il. Gather died yesterday
morning ut Coloredo Springs, who're
she had gone hofius TO benefit her
health.
The remains vii arrive in Jasper tc-
morrsw morning sni thc funeral viii
be held atthe Methodist Church, after
which Ihe iutermsnt will tax, pIlcs At
the stafford graveyard vest Of towu.
This neNs cap- asS grsst shock 70
her iricrd~, Sc she hai seemed SO much
teitrr. Upon the doctors favorable
report Mr.. Gather, who had been with
he, iu Colorado. r-tsrned to his farm
I er Jaspor thee weeks ago leaving
Miss Jessie and her riothsr there. "A
was sisted in last ~-rS's paper shs WI s
taken SUDDEN verse ard her 'athcr
hast-ned to Der brdsiJs. On reaching
Colorado Springs Mr.. Gather found hl,
daughter sioNly sinking sway ending
ia her death "Wednesday morning.
The deceased WAS 10 yeNrs old and
was born and raised IN this locality,
having lived for many years in the
Lyuuland ghborhood. She seemed
to be strong aud healthy until about
year ago when unfivorNble symptoms
were noticed, Her physician pronoun C.
cd her aiImeut quick consumption aud
advised hoe to go AZ once to Colorado.
Sac left for there laJ,- Jnly. She has
at 10 time ten benefited by the
change, alt horgh her condition seemed
to improve litIla al first.
Miss CAthar WAS beastifu christ ian
young lady and sas loyed by all who
knew her. While she has realized her
serious conditio n she has always boon
cheerful and the pain OF lea viug her
loved oucs seemed TO be her only r.g'et
iu departing this lie.
Tht family have the sympathy OF the
whole Jasper community in their be
reavsment
LATER
siace tie shove was written telegram
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
The ees, Ever

IL she character of tho b1nd has any
thing to do with it, Hans Han-am sh ow
which played in Jasper last Thursday
night was the best ever held in Jasper.
The band without doubt WAS tho finest
collection Of musicians ever appearing
in the city. Tney gayo fine concert 10
the afternoon and again bofoe tue
show in tie evening, The show was
greeted with good audience and gave
entire satisfaction.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
Farmers Come To Blows.

+. w. Wescott aud Jake Bysrs two
prominent farmers OF tho .Lynnland
nelghborhood got into dJfllcuUy a nd
attempted to settle itMonday oy warlIke
methods. \ broom stick and coop
shovel were the Implements Of war and
hr Dyers was quite badly bruised up %
tho head requiring the service OF u
doctor. ne seems 10 be all right now
however.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
rox rrs ORPHANS ons
jasper frspsriaE a Christmas B,x
Per Tire Homs4ea.

The loosi board a. jasper Of IN.
O'rbAD's hone VI the Stat. Of Misgon,,
are preparing Christmas boz [, n.
seat h the hone st 81 Louis.
would hike for all who can 10 helm in
this good worn. Any person having
sniidred's clothes of any. dind, toy, Or
ssiidren's beoEe frSIt Or Na,t1ing that
rouId gladden. the hears, of the istl,
oass wall rl.Ase iesv. thsA At Crandsll
Bro's ssoro mot later tnan Thur.d,,
Des 3lst,
As ne arc preparing to celebrat. the
blrtn % ou- iuTing Savior aud prep.r.
ing sif's 70 gladden. our own it.ieop,',
hearts let us not forget those
less iottunato. Ms 20 hnre
minisersd unto one ot the least of
these ye are alec miuislering snto tho
oGe VINO set us tho example Of bies.ing
tho httls chiidtou hnd hvipiug the poor,
P.eAse place your namo on anything
donated towards this IS W. vans each
one 10 receive credIt for hclpilg 10 this
good vork. Mas. A. N. CRANuAL.
Pres. Of EhV Board
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
or FOR a Resi-.

Rov w i Ferguson left Tuesday sight
in company With a yUuug mao from Sho
st MOriah ueighDornuod for Dennlson,
Texas where they 60 ~ recu perate.
The Mt Morish young man is affected
with consumption and goes With the
hops that tGe change ma ben~h-. Mr.
Ferguson makes the trlJ for his own
health hoping that the rest viii bO OF
b-neht to him. His health has been
failing lately owing principally to over
work. lie will be gone several weeks
aud Prot, SNeetland will fill his pul pit
during his absence
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
STILL RANGS FIRE
TKE QUESTION ~ MOVING
PosTOFFICE.
ORiy OaS b4A Ia AHS Ihat
cssaidsrsbls Zee
aga.

Tbs qusstion Of changsiaE the locA'
ton OF the Jssper postofioe still haGss
FIRE. Mr.. rrotIer, the inspector, who
was here eoSplo ioi woke ago came
down IgGib yesterday to see What could
be dono ia reEGtd 80 ths matter.
As vas noted at that tirae q call for
for bids were made for suitable builc-
lag, but up to this morning only one bid
had been put 10 sud that WAS by j. K.
Wells who agreed TO Gnish = sSi-
t,bls room for $50 a yenr. As the
law FOR this class Of oillea5 places a
maximum Of SOD per yeAr ior roos tnis
bid was Of course out of the question.
Two other gentlemen have bren con
sideriug the proposition but the small
amount OF rent rnahes them Glow about
taking it up. Consequently when Mr..
Tro:ter left this mornig the quest ton was
practically where it was two weeks ugo.
Postmarter Wade is getting anxious
to have the matter settled one way or
other as he has an Upportunityto dis
pose OF his prop,rsy.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
AR. ChRIsTY SURPRISED. =
Jasper Folks Attended 4 Carthug.
Social Gathering.

ONStui NatncTlHS.
Mr. Asd Mrs issao Herring attended A
suTPriss dinner at Carthage Sunday 10
honor OF tho 73rd birthday OF II, p.
Chrissy, who torms rly lived 10 this 10.
osIisy. A nunbOr Of o,hor Jasper folks
sIpesred " attend but The norning
trsid being % late they did DO, gss to
60.
Mr.. kCristy won't 10 church s
usual And While gone soma o. his old &C.
qusintaaoes and n"ichSors Weut 10 and
s'.psd to prepare au elaborate dinner.
Whom Mr. Cris'y returned homo he
Was worry much surprised 20 fiud the
house foil aud the sable groauiag under
the weight VI many good thing. 80 CAT.
Those present. were mrs Mary Smith
- -rirgioid, No, Mr. and Ms. Herr
log cf JssPrr, Mrs. HGat, Mr. aad N9t,
Edgar Critty, Mrs Mary Il. Saadcrs.
Mrs. CorS St.parn-an, Hrs. =. q.
Burrows sod two sons.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
BOUGHT Zinc Horses.

messrs o Thompson and Fred Rex
afforded the willard salO Of fiue horses
at Carthage Thursday aud each inyes-
ted 10 some foe horsehesh. Mr..
ThomPson buuglt . foe year old bay
mare bearing the classical name Of
"hiss Pafsics," paying $3.50 for her.
Mr. Rex paid tl52 80 Tor beautiiu )
year old chestnut fiIly.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

Plate 6Iess window In ths watson
FulldinE BrekeH

AhVRhe N
One Of the large plate slsss viodsws
in ths Watson buiiding On she corner
Of GrAud Avenue and Asin street. VAS
broken soms tine SATURDAY night ssa
snero is no shai.W Of a clue S ~ VINO
is respon-ibiS Tor tbs dsmsge. The
Drras NSs discovered sunday morning.
A soue docuI tbs siI, IT a aaa's nat
was fosad Iyine on tne Pstsnent jsst
senessn the Wiadow which would in
d8css tnAi tbe giaes vas nit WITH q
rucs bus she person VINO snfeW ths
rooE nae not been FOUND.
TAe giass vac vslssu at about s5B
The gisss rnich was frst puI Ia thi'
same place WAS uroEon ny = smai
1Oy tnIowing rock Ihruuga II
snoltiy After ls vas put Ia. rhs hrs
lass vas insured and was replaced
rshout extra cost pus Ar Watson
fs.i-d to get the pov gia4s insured
neuee it Is Er. Hateou Z lose.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
At The Presbyterlsn chu, eh.

The holiness meetings which we're
announced TO be held at the School
craft hall will be held at the Presby-
terian Church instead ssd will begin
next Saturday night Mrs Mattison %
prominent holiness worker wi,l be here
and assist hr McQuiilan 10 tho meetings
to which all are invited to attend.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
AFTER ms noNEY's WORTH.
Aaother Chapter Of rhc SeAeil-
Follsner IrSaSies.

AGOthcE OhophSa VI Aoc ohH"t-
Follsaer IrSaSiee.
G. Bchsll the young man OF She Zion
ne.ghborhood VINO paid e. or t5 last
week for the prNIledse OF reGdias tho
'SivI act" te ID o Reilmer seems 10 hA'
taIsd 70 gss sis nsaey's vortn 10 the
verbAl sHeouhlsr and when tao two met
ia Jasper ti~st Monday hr Sensll pro
ose<asd 10 baSter up nis enemy s ssatony
viva his AJts. NStshAl %ard hAppeoed
A.oag before the tray al geteon very
hr Gnd placed Sohsl ssdsf arrest
Judge Love nneu am ths usual 81 And
sosa. AZ FollmeT ses9od 10 be on Ihe
usisnEive hnd. nos-eOmoA'i'e .he was
rVt ArIcetoo.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
ri. c. Montgomery Real Estate CO.
In the Campbell Building Jasper, no,

from Mr. Csthor states that instead OF
eing taken to thN church 's d.st an
ncu 1oed Ito remains would be St osoe
taken to their bome rear the L!nuland
school houSs wh,re the funeral will 10
held. II too l,ts to be held tomorrow
tao fsrotal " II take place Saturday.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
Moving Rnck.

Mrs. Thos DodI and two children
arrived Tuesday night from Topeka.
Mr.. DVdd il eIroute WItn their Iboloug-
Iugs anu they viii Hgsin make their
home ia THIS locality.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
Eixlag The nachinsry.

John Fairfield was out to lis farm
ono Day last week anl says that joe
Bradford is hard at work on his drilling
apparatus preparatory to drilling iforigas
John says Mr. Bradford ia flSiug up some
big machinery after his Own plans and
when ready for business viii mako the
dirt hy.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

Phone US and we will deliver you
good lump coal promptly, Dickson
Goodman Lumber Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
An Open Meeting

The Odd Fellows and Rebeknhs Will
hold an open meeting at their hall
Thursday night Deacmber 81. 4 short
program will bo given ard light lunch
served. All Odd Fellows and their
wives are inVited TO be prese mt.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

b pe sure and visit the Bazaar the Ladies
Aid Of tho NJ + Church South at the
Hendricks building on north Main.
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

We can deliver promptly sny amount
OF our fancy lump coal. Dickson
Goodman Lumbar Co,
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

siace tie shove was written a telegram
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14
Money Loaned at 9 Per Cent
on Earm Land or City Propert
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE wRITTE1

we have Four Buyers for Farms consisting OF
16O acres each. See
The Jasper news., 1905-12-14

Also an elegant line of Pictures
as Well as an ornamental
the finest TO be gotten in town.
$1,000 Cash Purchase.
The Washington times., 1905-03-26

Three-ouarter length Shirred Blouse Suits; made
imported Jacket eaborately shirred and trim
med with novelty vest and handsomely trimmed with
narrow bands of braid Latest model sleeves: all
shirred up the center and the top Lined with
sRrs ST sk kad Rsn araan9 9rsS so ggag GOO
Navy blue, brown. and black. Reg y YZO.OU
Handsome Broadcloth Suits blouse effect front and
back. Colarless style: trimmed around with novelty
braid. Jacket finished with slotted seams Girdie
Of silk. Skirt length; killed a. ~
5 bTogs navy blue and black hesus sas QIO.Yx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.

Time Table in effect Dec. 4, 1904.
Stations in New York foot of Cortlandt, Des
brossee and West 23rd streets, Penna.
II. Il. Ferries.
TRAINS LEAVE STATE STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK
6.10, T.85 a. NJ, and Los p. m, t.50 p. m. daily
connects all way train for Bound Brook, MauLh
Chunk, Weatherly, Hazelton, Pottsville and in.
termediate points.
FOR SOUTH PLAINFIELD
G.10, 7.25a a, M, $50, 4.2S p. m. Sundays $40
a. M. 1.50, 6.15 p. m.
FOR OTHER POINTS
7.85 a. m. daily except Sunday connect with
express train for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
Pottsville, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis.
Chicago. Parlor car Bethlehem to Buffalo con
meets with local train at South Plainfield for all
points east of Mauch Chunk.
$50 a. m. Sundays only, Express train for Buf'
falo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis and Chicago. Stops
at Pennington Junction.
4.2S p. M. daily except Sunday express for
Wilkes Barre, Scranton, HaZelton, and principal
Intermediate stations.
6.15 p. m Sundays only through train for Ruf
falo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge, st. Louis
and Chicago, connects for New York.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH P~LAINFIELD
FOR PERTH AMBOY.
SIS a. n. 8.45, 800, ID p. mr.. Sundays, 1895.
a. m, 500, 1.i5 p. IN. Trains arrive Perth Am
boy, 9.05 n. M, 4.05, 5.25, S.10p m, Sundays 1857
a. IN, 5.25, SO p. N.
Tickets sold to all western points.
For further Information apply to ticket agents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
ICRY OF WOLF! WOLF!
TERILLING STORY OF A CY-
C1IsT's TERRIBLE RIDE.
Ignores Hasty, But Timely Warning,
and Has to Ride for His Life
-Overtaken But Is
Saved.

There were obvious signs of thunder
when / set out TO spend the evening Will
my friend at S.. A bright harvest
moon shone down, lighting the road be
fore me. Away, almost on the horizon
a heavy bank of clouds growled ON
inously and at frequent intervals.
Riding steadily, | was at length
brought to a ~standstill by the road
branching off in opposite directions
My memory of the way up to this point
had held me good. But now hesitated'
doubtful which of the two roads shouIo
take. Whilst in this dilemma, ! no.
tice1 the figure OF a man Approaching
rs this the road to So" asked
Without needing, the man hurried on
| repeated my question. This time ne
heard, and. half turning, nodded ms
head.
What is the natter | shouted.
'Wolf-escaped-tTom menagerle at
G." he gasped, in n terrified voice
and vanished round the corner.
Laughing to myself at his cowardice,
| mounted my machine and was soon
gliding along the quiet lale' 0lIdASelS'
up to The present. | had felt no alarm
ut the thought of a wolf roaming the
country. But presently ! began 10 eX-
perlenvc a distinct sensation Of nerv-
business.
BY nov a heavy bank OF clouds OBJ
:cured the moon. The darkness was
intense. Still | rode on, making good
progress. my path at times lit up by
dazzling flashes of lightning.
Suddenly my lamp went out. Dis
mounting. | struck a match, and had
Just succeeded in kindling the wick,
when a strange noise fell upon my
ears. | listened iltently.
The regular pit-pat OF some approach
ing animal sounded clearly in the dark
stiffness. That instant, a flash Of light
ming lit up the road. | looked! |
gasped! In'the brilliant glare q gray
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
PUBLIC SEtVICE TIME TABLE.

Effective Jan. ", 1915.
Cars leave Railway Junction for Railway Re.
forlnatory ev cry ~ minutes from $40 a. N. until
II. 40 pm
Cars leave Railway Junction for Woodbridge
Greek every hour from I. 10 a. IN. until ii 10 p. IN.
connecting with New Brunswick cars l. after
the hour. 90 y. m. car from Railway Junction
last car that makes connections for New
Brunswick. .
Cars leaving New Brunswick at j.4j a. M. and
every hour until $40 p III. connect Wit car Tor
~Sewiiren. Woodbridge. Railway and Westfield.
tarS leaving Perth Amboy ierr, at h.57 a IN
and every hour until 90 p. m, then 10 q: p II.
and ll.42 u. IN conn ct for Sewaren, Wood.
bridge, Railway and Westfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
System to Prevent Railway Collisions

An interesting change was recently
made in the signaling system of New
Zealand's railway which. it is thought
will make collisions impossible. 1t is
called the tablet system = the essen
tial point being that no engineer is al
lowed to leave a station without a tab
let in his possession, and the machines
arc so made that 1t is impossible for two
of the tablets to be out at the same time
1t is claimed by railroad experts thai un.
der this system two trains cannot be OF
the same section at once, SO that the
danger of collisions is entirely done
away with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03

Nney Order departmelt OPENS at Z Q % cIOdfh
at u, . Saturday at 6 30 r m
GEO.. II. TIux~P.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03

brown object was visible, rushing head
long towards me.
The wolff" shrieked, and, springinG
on my bicycle, fed. filled with mad
panic.
How | kept my balance | cannot say.
The mortal dread of what would happen
should | fall seemed to sap the strength
from my limbs. Once IthoughtIhad out
distanced thecreature. Iglanced behind.
as another flash turned darkness into
cay.
Pit, pat, with red tongue looping ant
swinging from side to side, | saw the
brute, clinsing tenaciously to the chase
by now my knees ached intolerably
my breath came in sobs, and | felt as II
my chest would burst. Then, just as
despair had overwhelmed me, | saw the
lights of a farmhouse not 90 yards
ahead.
| pulled up abruptly. A momen,
later my fists beat wildly against the
door, Suddenly a dark object bounded
towards me. My mind reeled. and col
iapsed on the doorstep, unconscious!
When | came to my senses | founC
myself seated in a big armchair. Bend.
ing over me, a broad smile o%yermantling
his face, stood the master OF the house
Where is the wolf?' l asked. feebly
Wolf" he laughed. "Why, there Il
the terrible wolf. sleeping peacefully a
your feet! 1t was our old ~sheep-dog al
the time. He mistook you for my son
Well, well, he gave you a little exer
cise!"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-03-03
PERTH AMBOY POST OFFICE
SCHEDULE.
Taking eject Oct. IL, 1901.
Ouens at z A. NJ. Closes at . r, Nj.
Mails .Arrtyes

New York, Western and Southern-..- 7.OOam
{ah bridge ................. 7.l5 a m
south Jersey way Maximum. 8 S0am
Cords and Keasbey.... ........... 8.15am
Nav York and Northern Way....... n@nam
Railway, direct. 13.OO m
South Jersey Way...-... :. 49,. 1880 p N \
Wood ridge direct. . ,....... ..... / 80 :
New York and Northern Way.......... $50 pm !
New York and Northern way. 500 r N 7
outh Jersey Way ... 80. -. -. $50 p m
rookIyn, Pennsylvania and N. Jersey $50 p
ords ond Keae D ev ...-....., ....- :. 6.f6p
Mails Close.
Railway and Woodbridge. ...,., TtSar
| New York, direct . D.. 7.30 a III
sew York and Northern Wsy.......... 780sm
! south Jersey Way. ........... ....... 100 \ m
New York and Eastern States....... 9.SOa 10
Tords and Keasbey ..... ...... 49,. $50 q m
New York and Northern Way......... II. 80 q m
Rabwa and woodbridge /. ........ H. m I
| South Jersey Way. ............ 200 p m I
New York and Northern Way.......... 4,SO p 10
| South Jersey Way :. .......... $50 p IN
Railway and Woodbridge ......... 1901 m
| Forda and Reaabey ......... ..... TO0pm
All points. e. TOO D IN
oney. Order department opens at z q % cloafs
at u, . NJ Saturday at 6 30 r IN
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
COLUMBUS GREAT CELEBRATION MAY Z.
Coming of Pittsburg Orchestra and Madam Gadski
Will be WeIconei by Thousands

May the second red letter day ia the history
little hronged with
every the State The will
the Music Industrial College
building which viii
addition musical assured the public the
ing Psburg hestra, with Emu
inc sooist Madam Johanna
proba at those who here will
opportunity Iates sons
fIon.J Jas. K. Varaa4Al 20 .ss~arI Williams.
coming the Pttsburg orchestra history making
of Mississippi seldom indeed
great organizations
Columbus only largest
guarantee city Accompanying
great the Her singing here will distinct
distinguish this city the
South
Another the will be- probably the
K Vardaman and Hon. John Sharp Williams The
they the invitation
gathering Williams engagement
nthf "a has appeal
he has Columbus
likely will change
accept K good
the both
eagerly they will agree speak While
these distinguished gentlemen will be the
him and this adds greatly the interest and
both will this
week definite be made the matter
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
MR. GREGORY HUMPRIES WASKTLLED
Instantly by the Blowing Up of His Engine at AR
tesia--Two Other Men Injured.

This dity was shocked vesterdav aftarro,r M +l 41ts
announce bent from Artesia STATING +bo+ NJ -
had kstantlv killed bv tb. b1onrin., - t
employed bs engineer an the sTvcb - il was
engaged in pushing a num her Of cars nT an ba 1
he accident occurred His body two hun
oFed eet terribly manged being His
fireman, Negro named win Davis ros alea hoa - 80
and conductor Mr. Donobartv nras d. ;, =
fatally INJURED Following the exnlosion sro o,sr5 - 80
al wer4 DESTROYED as was also . mart 80 ~ I -
engine waslblovn TO atoms ~ ' A"0
Mr.. HuLnphri was brotbor H.
this city, Whose tragic end hv drowning a fou, - -
this commu1Aitv sncb intense so,rou No. - N"
had been emIploved nv the M & n and bo - - Si' N
this roads Most deserving and nron,s.a - 80 80 90 e -
given the switch engine AT tho abovo 1a go - ~ ~ was
employ4d Some i,,o ,os+ ~ - iao
he ehyes grief src,on vonr - - 80 a years
thiA CITY to noonrr bs rntinoI1 -, oil"
state that the svnnatbv of the st " D0S
the family in 4heir adaitonal bereavement aa 10y HU ~
The Injured conductor snd eronoon 80 Nt9" -.
yesterday afte rnoon and CARRIED - rho Hl9 O'y
The body of lMr Homnbras NOS a1a L1y. ~ - e@UneaO-
the funeral rAanpements at this borr no+ h " ~ gf
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-13
THE ODD FELLOWSHIP ANNIVERSARY.
Probable That 1t Will Occur in This City and viii
Bring Immense Throng Here.

The Grand Master has forth his calling
member of the order anniversary
lowship 1t has been the lodges
number of celebrate this
exercises and it than
n Ehis good Already lodge.
pHnted committee
lodges the anniversary
appoint com mtees to assist IN the 7porr
lIhe plan which has acceptable
gone by will in all probability be changed
IN order to give the the
an opportunity share the pleasures
the lodges from Columbus
Ior New Bethel the
odate the Odd Fellows Alabama have al
waysl united in the occasion
hefe is strong sentiment in all of the lodges
columbus the of the celebration
lodges to ground
and other places easily
ee while the members of
uld reach this city early the day the
ing tokther homes an the NIGHT train otor tho ooohr :
believed that the lodges Caledonia
~ 1bee Sunnysde Gordo places
alabama would welcome the opportunity
upon sIch
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