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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
possible under the law to see that they
receive justice"
Mo EeIr Of Revolution

receive justice.
NO Fear Of Revolution.
What al the future? people talk
OF 4 revolution or IN era Of bolAh
trOwlnS? he was asked
Il ann an oDtimist." was the reply.
Il have no fear ol :. revolution. Az
Tor !.o1.b tnrowcrs, they are few in
number. They may attempt something.
but nothing viii be accomplished In
that fashion"
AS to Reported Arrests.
There are stories OF Wholesale ar
rests it was suggested
There have been no arrests since
assumed the governor yeneralshi;,
yesterday. The government cannot
permit conspiratcrs against it to ulct
and iSitate as they please"
Gcrky ana Father Goron.
Is Maxim Gclky under arrest ?"
q,"-iel the correspondent
''le g not in st. Petersburg, which
is the extent OF my jurisdiction" said
the gen ara.
Where is Father Gcpo!, ?"
K cannot tell YOU
In conclusion Governor General Ire
roa saiI the government had nothing
to conceal He~a ready at all times
to answer proper questions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
JAPAk's NEW WARsAiPs.
M'kedo,s Government Making Add.
NJ tons to the Nav.

y = 10y. N's Ns1s - 1. --e-c. !
* ] oEDON. Ian. 27--Ihe Daily Tele
srapl's Toxic correspondent says that
japan is making enormous war pre-
paratic1s. Beside Immediately laying
the keel Of battleship OF $4,000 tons
at fokosuka and the cont emplated
building in japan Of i . 600 ton cruis-
CT, large additions to her torpedo and
submarine tiotilas AMI two cruisers
have already been started building at
knre- All the future ships will be
heavily armed. hut guns below the 10.
icch will he discarded
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
STRIKERS ARE MARCHING
Singing Blowing Trumpets and Call
ing Out Worknoen.

l.IHAu. Russia, Ian. o6-The work.
mon here are being compelled to leave
the factories and mills by the NOR.
militant faction Of the strikers. The
telegraph, lines have been damaged
4 stake has begun at the wir,
works. Men singing songs and blow
~. trulEpcts went from. factory to
factory calling ont the workers. Some
Of tie mills are still working.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
COTTON MEN ADJOURN.
Action Taken Toward Elimination of
the Cotton Spectator.
tBy Associated Press ,

VHy ASSOclatcd E'rcSSl
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 26.-With
the unanimous adoption of the plan
reported by its committee for a per
manent organization. headed BY Har-
vie jordon, OF Georgia as president,
and +. S. Peters. OF Texas, as vice
president, the Southern Interstate
Cotton Convention finally closed its
1;uccessful three-days' session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
TO investigate Arrests.
CRISIS PAST. SAYS rREPoFF.
The Governor General interviewed BY
the Associated Press,

ne aoVesror General Interviewed BY
the Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2G.--C: oo5
p. m.-Governcr General Trepotf. who
received the correspondent OF the AS
ISOLATED Press today at the formers
quarters in the winter palace. mani
tests complete confidence that the cris.
IS IS over and that public order and
the safety Of the city are assured.
Further than this the governor gener-
u takes All optimistic view Of the sit.
uatlon in the provinces.
The City Tranquil
He said
rs yen see the city is perfectly
tranquil. There have been no disor.
ders since Sunday and there vi
none in spite Of the exaggerated alarm.
lst reports with which foreign coun-
tries have been flooded am in a 10
sl'iOn to guarantee tho peace and safe
~ Of the city. The workmen have al
ready begun 10 return to work but it
is hardly possible for 2 general re-
sumption OF work to occur before Mon.
day You have read NY proclamation.
The vast majority Of the worKmen
were deceived into associating them
selves with political movement. The
government intends to do everything
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
ORANGES FROZEN ON TREES.
Little Damage, However, Done to the
Florida Groves
F:y Associated Prassl

TAMPA. FLA. Jan. oG-The dam.
age done by the cold wave appears
to be confined TO vegetables and the
tender fruits. such as guavas. avocado
pears and the like. While some
orange growers report that their fruit
is frozen on the trees. all agree that
there has been no serious damage to
the trees.
The greater portion OF the orange
crop OF this section had been gath.
cred. Some damage has been done in
the pincries 10 what extent It is TOO
early TO determine at 1880 tonight
the thermometer stood at freezing and
was falling.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
o'FERRALL SUPREME GOVERNOR.
Former Chief Executive Ct Virginia at
Head Of American Guild.
ny i SsOclaCed Press

! --|-----TI ~ 'f5S'C1EAHeu fT56b J ---|- NJ"
RICHMOND, VA. Jan 2G-At the
regular. triennial session Of the SUI
r:eme chapter of the American Guild
hcl:' i:erc today the following were
elected officers for the ensuing term
Supreme Governor. Hon Charles T.
O'Ferrall; supreme vice governor Hon.
Beverly T. Crump; supreme treasurer,
J. IS. slAntgomery; supreme secretary.
s. Galeslti. supreme medical examiner.
DR. Joseph 4. White: supreme chap.
laia Rev. w. F. L. Smith: supreme
warden. Col \. Steinhart. suprem..
auditor. G.. w kimpton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
The Supreme Court Again Denies
the Wife Murderera
Writ OF Error.
GOVERNOR ALONE Jan AID HIM

Especial to The Daily press.>


RICHMOND. VA. Jam 26.-The last
hope entertained by J. Samuel AicCur
for an extension OF life by the judicial
branch OF the government is axtln.
susshed by the opinion handed down
to day tn the Supreme Court oil Ap-
peals by Judge. Keith. president al the
court
The Decision.
The decision is summed up IN tho
following words:
In obedience to the mandate, Of HI.
statute and In strict accordance with
established precedent having given
careful consideration to the petitions
and record. and being OF opinion that
no error IS shown to the prejudice CT
the accused. we abide by the order su.
tered at a former day OF the term ana
deny writ Of error"
1t is seldom the Court of Appeals
writes al opinion upon the refusal OF
petition for q writ Of error, hut ia
this case the assignments OF error have
been taken zip at length. the conten-
tons OF counsel discussed. and the
law expoundea 50 clearly that IT. is
dltiicNlt to conceive that IN unDreiu-
diced mlnd-scan..s after. reading tbs
opinion. have any doubt as to the CHS.
rcctness OF the Judgment nov uDo
the condemned man.
The opinion covers forty typewriter
pages and. notwithstanding the legal
tcchnica'ities, is extremely interest.
ing
No Doubt Of Guilt.
The court expresses It's opinion, upon
the merits Ct the case as follows:
NO one can read the petitions for
a writ OF error in this case without bo-
lrS satisfied that the accused had
every advantage that could accrue to
Him from the efforts or able and astIts
counsel. But no one can read tina
facts presented in evidence without
being convinced that no adrocacy.
however skilled to make the worse an.
pear tho better reason. could have
brought about any other result than
that which has been reached. The
evidence precfudes every reasonable
hypothesis OF innocence, and point.
With unerring certainty to the guilty
man. The record ,!iscloses q homicide.
remarkable only for its atroclty, save
ir the. fact that it vas committed hv
member Of the profession OF the
law who had been entrusted BY his
tellOW-CitlIenS with reeDOn sfNle OF
ti.'e and that the victim was hts Wife
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
Strike is Spreadina.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 27.-o a. m.
- Although the strikes IN Reval. la
hau, kieff. Odessa and a few smaller
places are extending, The situation is
nnweere acute. An increasing nun.
Der OF wcrkmen are out in Moscow. bur
there is nc general tie.un or disorder
there
Father Gopon Still Missing
Fiie Whereabouts OF Father Gopon
:'l!' remains a mystery. although it
ls believe! the priest is in Moscow.
The Russian capital presents almost
normal appearance and the authori
ties are confident that the backbone OF
III" strike has boon broken Some fac
tories and mills already have resumed
and general resumption Of operations
is expected on Monday
Authorities Optimistic.
The authorities expect that the fail
'lr2 Of the strike here Will have Ills.
tGuraging effect upor the worlimen in
other cities to which the troubles have
feen spreading and believe that there
is no longer danger of complete sus
pension Of all the Industrial concerns
Of Russia
TO investigate Arrests.
Minister CT the Interior Sviatorolll
Whisky has promised delegation of
editors who called upon him that he
viii investigate the arrest of a nun!,cr
y: prominent people who are new con.
iiref! IT. the st. Peter and st. Paul for
tress and secure their release as soon
as possible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
CALLS FOR EXPLANATION.
Te'eora" Posted at Moscow an OF
Tense to Great Britain.

ie'eJran tosted at Moscow an Of
Tense to Great Britain.
ST. PETERSBURG, JAN IS 5 4;
y. NJ SIR Charles Hartlirge. the Rri-
tls:: ambassador today called Foreis.
Minister l.amsGcrfl's attention 10 III,
telegram POSTED at Moscow. saying
that the distul Dances at the Russian
dock yards and arsenals were due to
Angle Japanese instisatioI and that
lGth Great Britain and Japan wer.,
spending vast sums to prevent the
Russian Second Pacific squadron from,
going TO Tho Far East
Lamsdorff's Answer.
At the same time he pointed out
that similar telegram appeared here
this morning in the Russky Invalid.
the army organ. Count Lamsdcrff as
sured Ambassador Iiar:lings that such
publications had no official sauctica,
but added that he would. inquire
whether it had been given an Official
appearance at Moscow.
The matter is not likely to assume
the dignity of diplomatic incident.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
FATHER GOPON HAS VANISHED
Pussiar Authorities Say They DO Not
Know the Whereabouts Of the Priest
OF What Has Become Of the Novel
ist,. Strikers are on March
in Several Cities.
tIsy Associated i'ress.) J

LONDON. Jan ga dispatch to u
news agency from Riga, Russia. fled
At $50 p. m. says the strikers In the
suburban factories there today at
tempted To enter the town. but were
opposed by troops Who fired. Killing
"i woundiEe many persons. The strik.
ers were dispersed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
q HAD NARROW ESCAPE.
cyci'nder Exptodes on N. G. S. steam.
er Blowing Hole in the Bottom.
uiy Associated Iress.)

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. o6.--.> cylin
der exploded on (; Norfolk ana South
err passenger steamer in I';unlirn
Sound during the; blizzard hast nigh
and blew hole i'll the bottom OF the
steamer. TWENTY-FIVE passengers bare
ly escaped death.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
STRIKERS REMAIN INDOORS.
Mills Offer Them Higher Wages to
Return to Work.

MOSCOW, Jan. 26-The day pass.
Ell with complete .Iniet. the strikers
generally remaining quietly indoors
and not visiting the heart Of the city.
The TvcrShaia and other principal
Continued on fourth page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
$4,000 FOR swAYNE TRIAL.
Appropriation Made to Defrsy Ex
penses of the Senate

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 26.--rhc
Honse today adopted ioine resolr.
ton appropr!aing 100000 10 defray the
expenses OF The Senate !E conlnc,.n:
the trial OF Judge Charles Swayne.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
THE Ships Surgeon and Two Physi.s
clans Say They Believe the Mortality
was Due Primarily to poor Nutri.
tion. Exposure During the Voyage
ard Physical Exhaustion. a
lily ASSociAt..i prcss J

arri:..d mere from Antwerp on Janlar ,,
~ II
The cause OF death was given as con.
st5tlcI OF the lungs and pneumonia
and the vessel Was passed at Qua!a:t
t:Ee. Today seyca hundred steerag,,
passengers We're not permitted to lan;i
when the steamer came up to her dock
and by 'r'ler Of the health officer Of
the port The Vaderland was sent t.
quarantine
investigation Begun.
Fn'.r departments are now conduct
ing Investigations Collector Suanas
han and Surveyor GARRISON are scpar.
ately acting on behalf OF the treasury
department.. Dr. Doty is conducting
a rigid medical examination on bela. :
OF The quarantine service: Immigration
Commissioner Williams is acting on
orders from the secretary OF the de.
i'arlment OF commerce and labor.
Witnesses Examined.
Proceedings We're commenced BY
Collector S1ranaban at Ellis Island
this afternoon and Witnesses were ex.
antined. None Of the officials would
make statements as to the nature Of
the testimony given by these witness
es. An;cng the matters which will
ccme before the investigating board
are:
We're the pass on TIE Vader-
land properly fed? Did the employees
OF the steamship company sell the
steeragc passengers food knowing that
sht passengers could not eat the steer
age r2tlnns? Did the steerage passen-
gers receive proper medicinal atten-
ton? Are the alleged statements that
he air OF the Storage was foul. trueo
We're the sanitary arrangements or
the Faderland bad. and dangerous to
human life?
Eight Buried al Sea.
~ ten stecrase passengers who died
eight were buried at sea AutopsieS
were performed ON the other two bod.
les ond while nc official statement can
be obtained regarding the results OF
these autonsies. DR.. Doty has ordered
c:mr.:te Neurological examinations
10, be made in each case
Meantime the Vaderland will be
thoroughly fumigated under DR.. Doty's
personal supervision
Cause Of Death Assigned.
The Faderland sailed from Antwerp
on January II The ships surgeon
and two physicians. who We're in the
first cabin. gave it as their opinion
that ,!ea:!: primarily was due II ex-
haustioI. exposure and poor nutrition
The passage, it was said. was rough
one and those that died had been sea
sick from the day Of sailing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
lamsdorff's Answer.
saltic Works Resume Operations.

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 26-7:o1
p ,n.-Three hundred employees 81
the Baltic works returned to their EN-.
plnyment today. 1t is expected that
work At the Neva Shipbuilding Yards
Will commence tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
cAPr NATHAN co5B DEAD.
Was Son Ct the Original Settler Of
Cobb's Island
Especial to the Daily Press,

Especial TO The Daily PressI
RICHMOND, Va. Jan. .6--Cgptaip
Nathan Comb, son Of the first settler
or Cohh's Island. died at Cothss Land
ing today aged eighty years.
.to srcHt nearly his whole life or
Cobh's Island and when 1t wsns swept
away i'll 1891 he built }luseii. a henls
On the mainland just opposite,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
Bankruptcy DISCHARGE For Lyre
(specta. 10 the Dailv Press

Ns'FeC3at " tzlt OaIIV Fr6BS.I
NORFOLK VA. Jan. pa full dis.
charge in bankruptcy was granted here
taday 70 G. ". ync. a Newport News
business man
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
Fighting in Intense Cold.

Ia" fighting must be attended with
"rea: Suffering from the cold 4 snow
STORM began on Monday. following L
long period of remarkable mlldness.
The temperature is below zero ana tha
plains are covered with several inches
CT Snow. The ground is too hard for
rapid trcn'hinG. Todav's move BY thu
.'ssi;sHs is the first important one
since General Aitschonko's recent
raid
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27
BELOW ZERO ON BATTLEFIELD


GENERAL kuROkI'S lIl:AE-
QUARTERS. Jan. Pa heavy and
c2a.inous roar las been heard to the
westward all Gay. Apparently the
largest engagement since October Is
being fought. Reports received here
az" To The effect that Russian force
lia, crossed the Sun river on the Iapa.
nose lsft wing. \ Japanese force I'D.
varr''i Against tho Russians. making
an attack
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-27

Tho DAILY PRESS
q the only newspaper in
Newport News that re-
selves the Associated
Press dispatches.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
In Religious Circles.

". T Fergusou baptized by emersion
at Ryan's Ford Sunday evening thirteen
candidates and one by sIusion. They
were all members Of the Bethel Glass
recently organized, The class is grow
ing. Sunday school started out very en-
conraging under the suPerinten
dency OF G. c. Gleason.
Rev, o. W. Jones will fill his reg ular
appointment at tho Carssian :Church
next Sunday morning.
Rev q W Jones is holding a series OF
meetings at the Lynuland school house
west OF town this week.
Prof, Sueetland will preach at Bethel
six miles northwest Of town Sunday eV-
ening At 7;30 p. m.
The meetings st the German Baptist
Church closed Sunday. The meetings
resulted in twelve accessions to the
church,
W. T. Ferguson assists Rev. Huskell
in a meeting at Oakton next week.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
AS OTHERS SEE US
carth-ge Press Comnents on a
Jasper Church.

1hs Csrihage Press commenting on a
Jasser shureh AHd It's pastor says;
Jsspsrs nsv 5000 Methodist Epis.
oopsl shureh was dedicated Sunday
WIN appropriate ceremonies.
DR.. j.. J. Martin Of Independence de-.
IiVsred tho dedicatory sermon aud thu,
ho was selected FOR the purpose was
'tuly fitting. twenty-five years ago
he was pastor Of Jssper's first Meiho.
dist church and il was through his
exorts that the old church was built.
Presidins Elder E. p. Anderson Of Car.
thage was present aud took part in the
dedication.
koV. Mr.. Ferguson is pastor OF tho
new Jasper church aud to his tireless
energy is due tho credit Of its building.
since Mr. Ferguson tool, charge OF the
work st Jasper be has built not only
this new church but a parsonage and
nlso a 5000 church al Mt Moriah sew.
Cd miles uorth Of Carthage, where he
breaches half OF his time. The Mt.
horiah church was dedicated year
ago.
Recently he organized new Metho.
dist church with 32 member3nt Bethel.
He already sontempates seeing in the
not far distant future handsome liz
'le church at that point, Both Of the
nav churches are modern little struc.
tures with many conyeniences. For
instance both OF them are equipped
with opern chairs.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
bsr,oa County baptIsts.

Rs' K Blythe OF the Baptist church
attended the Barton County Baptist
Association meeting a, Lamar this week
The Lamar Democrat says;
"ReV. J. h. Blythe, n William lowell
stuIsnt, who breaches one fourth Of the
time at OSk1oH, Ia,ked briefly on Miss-
ions. He s4id itu n serious matter.
There we're churches in the county with.
cur pnstor', because lhey were too poor
to pay them. lie lslt that these
ehuicbes we're losing ground. II Uns
Aquestion of tho grAVesI import"
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
New Arrivals

A bouncing baby boy who tipped the
beam al II pounds arrived at the home
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas S!ith mile east
Of town last Friday.
A hne baby boy arrived at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lowe Monday
morning aud Tom has not been doing
much telephone work since.
A girl baby Was born to Hr. and Mrs
Warren 2az milos southeast OF town
Sunday evening.
A fne girl baby was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Gather last week.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12

Wet U will meet at home Of Mrs o
w Jones Friday, Oct l3 at O'Clock,
Subject to discuss. "Why is it necessary
that the church and temperance should
go hand in hand? by brother Jones,
Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Dray. New
members requested to be present and
take the pledge.
Song, "Christ for the world We siog,
Prayer,
Song. Mrs NJ 9 Cline, Prest.
Corabell Tillman, Sec,
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
J. W. spaid Sick.

J. w. Spaid had a bad attact Of tho
asthma last Thursday and for time it
was feared that he would not survive.
What is thought to have been an over
dose OF medicine affected his heart sin
such way that he was unconscious for
about s hours. lie has gradually grown
better since, however and is now able to
be up sgain,
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
the ODD FELLOWS
hsid A Very Enloyabie meeting
noHday Night.

O"sey MkOt.
The Odd Fellows OF Jasper lodge No.
ioe had very ouioyable meeting Lass
Monday night and after attending to
the usual business they arraynd them.
selves in the proper regalia and pro
eeoded 10 explSin the teachings OF tho
iuiIiatory degree Of Odd Fellowship to
two Intelligent young m.o wnioa will
be an improvement TO Jasper lodge aud
add two most worthy membefs 10 the
already over fifty Thousand Of those
brother Odd Fellows 10 the state Of
Missouri and over Ia hundred thousand
more than any other fraternal order in
existence.
With the assistance OF G. W. Harvey
who IL familiar with all parts OF the
work they did tho work good aud the
boys felt that they had been thorough
y initiated and had enjoyed is very
mucn. They also enjoyed the oyster
supper and WAs very glad they were
getting 50 odd.
The lodge has bright prospects ior
more members aud getting back Ia
good working order again.
The RebekAh's $ also have several ap
pIicants and will try and make it inter
esIlng Tor them soon. \ YIsIroR
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
CHAMPION CORN nusKER.
Steve dray Tells or Corn hsskins
Contest.

Steve Gray returned from Kansas tho
other doy ard hrInss with him wander.
fol story Of oorn hsskius, Steve aays
he won Ihe championship OF Kansas in
the nusking line. Ho says he entered =
hushiug contest where the owner of She
field offered q ten dollar pri2s for the
one huskiug the most eorn in day o I
ten hours. Tho winner also getting AZ
ceAt per bushel for the corn hu.asd by
all OF the competitors in the contest.
A. the end OF the ten hours StsVe had
10 his credit l3o bushels and - lbs and
Was declared tho winner. His closest
competitor hu.ked l25 b1sh,ls anI 50
lbs. Steve got littls over 333 FOR his
days work. lilo says ths Topeka paper.
got onto it and gave him a big Writeup.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12

All kinds OF. Tablets at the JAS
per Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12

All kinds Of Music at Jasper
Racket Store.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
A PARSONAGE WEDDING
PieussHt View Couple Married
Sunday.

Noel EiaehIrt and Mics Molie Hsg-
sart Of the plesSsrt View neighbor-
hood, nine nilss southeast OF Jasper
we're united IN marriage at the mo,ho.
dis, patronage in this city Sunday
noraiAg at 10 o'clock, Rev. W. I. Fer
gusoa oflciSling.
Ths younB couple we're accompanied
by lew Of their relatives. The eere-
mony was Witnessed by hr. and Mrs.
Joseph HerdmGn, Frank Hsggart and
wife, Ray bienhArt aud vile and Rev.
T.. Z. A.derson
The groom has rNnted farm mil Is
north Of Carthage aud will 60 TO house
keeping Al once.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
Flns pIymo!h ROCKS for sale.

l have large nunSsr OF very nice
Barred Plymoth Rock Cockerels for
sale. Call atmy home miles east and
liz miles south OF Jasper, or address me
at Jasper Mo. A l. Thomas, Jasper, Mo.
On Cartwright Telephone Line. 5ti.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
Tohnston's
Exchange

is the place to buy Furniture and
Stoves in good repair and cheaper than
dirt. One Of our competitors told you
last wesk to bring in your old stoves
and trade them for new ones. We will
sell you new stoves 80 cheap that it
would be foolish FOR you TO give your
old ones away aud hsul them TO town
TO boot. Don't take the printers ink
for it but come in q running and see
about it yourselves Talk about the
$500 Rockers that they will sell Tor e..
Just you SEQ the Rockers you can buy
for 75 cents 9t
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12
Wi move Back to Iowa

VIM. Peck and family who went to
Iovaa couple of weeks sgo returned
yesterday and will prepare at once to
move TO Iowa. He is negotiating a
trade Of his farm south of town for
property in Iowa and will have public
sale on October 10.
The Jasper news., 1905-10-12

Take part Of your Eggs to Crandal
Brs. aud get the cash or little more
10 trade. Fresh Groceries, Fresh Meats
and Produce, II