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The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
Cannon Servant Failure Elsewhere

II never recommend q servant to a
friend, no matter how coed think the
servant is" says Miss Helen Cannon.
who has exceptional luck in keeping her
household ietalnais ard can regulate
her home like cl.cEwurk. "rhe reason
goes back to II time when | was much
younger and woman called on me
about waitress 20 whom had given a
Recommendation l iepca tod verbally
what l had written and VAS glad to
serve tha g,r', fJr she deserved it. I'M
agine my astt nishmcnt when, Two days
after Sarl, tho girls now mistress
fiouncrd in aud demanded why had
! spoken 20 highly Of an uit tNr numbskull.
asked what The girl had done and
said l always had aud her prompt,
iete lie'nt aod honest. You said she
could set a tahl',' snapped my caller.
rc.eatcd thai she frequently had set
mine 10 my 'atiitaclion. We'll, she
cam Set min my amiable visitor re.
sIondei, 'WA!, | vas mortified to
dea Ii y2st rliay waen / had company
| Wnrn We went to the iuble ! found she
had put OF beer L ss."s when We were
Eolns TO have c!arut. And the beet
sltsses were at least half inch thick!''
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The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
DAYS OF MALE DANDIEs.
Feminine Display outdone by Duke OF
Buckingham.

Until the last century, In variety
and magnificence, the human male
followed the rule of the lower animals
that the male shall predominate in
brilliance. No woman has ever ruled
through pure modishness; there
has never been a feminine counter
part Of Beau Brummel. All varieties
of exquisite are male, whether dandy.
macaroni or beau-and not because
they are exceptions to a general rule
of sobriety, but because of superior
originality and more forcible and dis
tinguished expression.
In the point of extravaganza there
never has been (until the last cen
tury) any difference between male
and female costume. The duke of
Buckingham took 81 suits of clothes
to Paris in 1925, one of white uncut
velvet set all over with diamonds,
worth E14,000. He also wore dia-
monded feather and diamond buttons
and earrings. A curious fashion for
men prevailed in 1912 of ornamentins
the ear with strings of black velvet
ribbon. also of placing rose behind
the ear.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08

Mrs. VIM. Budd who has been conin.
ed to her bed Tor somo time il ablo to
be up.
Mrs. VIM. Wardlow spent SATURDAY,
and Sunday with her daughter, Airs
Geo, Fowl9r, Of Irwin.
There vii! be box supper nt Bath /
Saturday n,ght. GD boys and take
your best girl.
Mrs. GlarI eart wLo has been quite
i'll is some what improved at this writ
ing.
Shelby Tablor starts for Kansas this
week. Ms Tab'er and children will 20
later.
Miss Ella Ryan left for St. Louis Mon
day morning.
Everybody attend the public sale mt
WV. Ryans Monday, the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Christian Church OF Jesrer
win be there with lunch aud every one
should help them out Us it is for the
bsnedt Of the CHURCH.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
Old Man Made a Guess.

Prof. Brander Matthews, along with
his belief in spelling reform, believes
in short words and in simple con-
structions. The simplicity of his
prose style as it is manifested in his
books is only equaled by its grace.
Apropos of simplicity, Prof. Mat.
thews said the other day: I'm my
youth | once passed the summer In
the country. One of my friends, an
elderly farm hand, visited New York
during my country visit and on his
return | said to him, employing a
word needlessly complex and long:
We'll, Jabez, how did you like the
metropolis?'
"'Wot say?' asked the old man.
"'How did you like the metropo-
lis?" | repeated
"''Twa'n't OPEN said he."
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08

George Rice has set his saw mill on
Jim Huls place and began saving last
Wednesday. We also hear that since
setting here that George has soln his
mill to Linn Howard who takes posses
sion Immediately.
Mrs. q. G. Davis spent severol days
visiting frier ds in this part this week
Mr.. Frank Baston and family spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Cor
bin of Esrom.
Phip Budd is hauling logs to build a
corn crib.
Mrs. Killey of Esrom is visiting her
sister for few days.
Mrs. Hull is treating her house to a
coat of new raint and paper.
w. P. Hahn had a very sick horse
this week.
Noah Lester an old timer in this
neighborhroj, bat now OF Pttsburg,
Kansas. was here last Sunday visiting
with his daughters and other relatives :,
Hiram Patch has moved his saw III ii
over in Kan as.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
MISS lDALEWIS r1ARRUED.
Former Carthage Girl Weds a
Wealthy Citizen of Los Angeles.

Carthage friends have received news
of the marriage of Miss Ida N ae Lewis,
formerly of this city, to Mr.. VIM Beatty
of Los Angeles, Calf.
Miss Lewis was for many years head
telephone operator for the Carthage
Home Telephone Co, and went to Los
Angeles couple of years ago to take a
similar position. MIR. Beatty who u
we!l-to-do elderly man, has built hand
some modern home for his bride.-Clr-
thage Press.
MIR. Beatty was formerly resident
OF Jasper having lived here seven years.
and was at one time president of the
First National bank of this city, of
which institution he is still director.
He moved 10 Les Angeles in the spriug
of 1905.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
JASPER DEFEATS JOPLIN
JOPLIN HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DE-
FEATED BY LOCAL HIdH SCHOOL.
Jasper High School Basket Ball Team
Wins First Place at Beginning
OF Season.

The unexpected happened when the
Jasper Fl gh School basket ball team
defeated tue Joplin High School team
on their own grounds on last Saturday.
Joplin has always lrai in this sport,
having been the first city in this region
to organic n team aud has always had
the champion team Of the southwest.
Even tho q lIcnt won the cup ia the
Mineral Cities L"agu". the Joplin team
beat them two gimts out of three
played ny the opposing teams. The
team which the jasper boys defeated
Saturday by the decisive score of % to
% is the best tenn Jopl n has this year
aud contains two OF last years cham.
pion J. NJ. G.. A. team.
Considering thu reputation Of the op-
posing team together with the fact that
the game was played away rom home
and the sympathy of the rooters were
against them, the Jasper boys feel es
pecially prouI of the outcome Of the op-
ening gam, OF the season.
Basket liall is pre--minently school
game. /. has none Of the roughness
that chara cterizes football and does
rot requir. 50 much playing space nor
present the dangers to children not
playing that base. ball does, while it re-
quires enough OF science and skill to be
intensely fa a,cinating to th ,se who are
too large TO be interested in the sports Of
little children. To DO successful, each
member Of the team must work for the
benefit Of the team rather than his own
benefit as an individual aud thus a
community Of interest is taught as op-
posed to a selfish Iolicy.
The game is really an indoor spcrt
and many of the neighboring teams who
have indoor courts refuse to Llay our
team because we have no ,oom 10 which
to play. The boys are now negotiating
for the useof the opera house, which is
the only building having largo enough
fl or space aud high enough ceiling for
the playing Of the game, and IL it can
bs procured the people Of Jasper will
doubtless be given some good exhibition
OF the popular sport.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
Zion Items.

Protracted meeting begins Monday
night at the Zion Baptist church.
Bernice Hubbard was the guest of
Stella Covert. Sunday.
Ethyle Radford and Sara Scott called
on Grace and Anna Wampler Sunday.
The Zion ladies met ut Mrs. Thomas
and quilted on the church quilt, Wed.
nesday.
Harry and Hershel Radford visited
with Walker Hubbard Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Covert of Webb
City visited with the formers uncle, G.
A. Covert, the latter part of last week.
Iuez Little accompanied by her faith
er is visiting her sister in Miami, |. 7.
Mrs. Walker and Mr.. Chas. Earl of
Carterville were married st the home of
the bride at high noon Wednesday
Friends of this vicinity offers congratu-
lations and well wishes.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
A Pocket Telephone.

Apccket te!ephonN for police purpos-
cs is to he seen in d'ily practical work
inc in Vienna. In the .Austian capital
the System is uHivrisal, and every police
officer ol daily is provided with the ne.
ceysry appliance. In every street of
Importance ia the city special call boxes
have been placed, and every officer on
duty having occasion to communicate
with his station has only to pull out
his picket apparatus. aciust it TO the
wire in the box aud communication at
once is established. As a m ethod OF
summoning aid 10 all but petty cases
the 8, stem seems to have many adyan-
tages oyer the whistle, Nov York Tri-
bupe,
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
lanorance at a Premium.

Education, according to comman.
der Gambler. was not valued in the
British navy in the sos. The future
commander began his life at sea
aboard the Retribution with an edu.
cation which included Greek. an &C.
quirement of which "our second mas
ter, who had Joined the navy straight
out of a merchant ship" made light.
1--WE don't want none of this here
kind OF hogwash at sea- said my
friend. I also quickly discovered
that to know anything about music
beyond being able to sing comic
song or plny hornpipe on tin
whistle-was likewise an offense;
while the crowning infamy was to
be able to talk French or any for
eign tongue"
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
PRIZE MONEY NEVER cLf.lMED.
British Admiralty t'as Sums en Hand
for Destroying Slave Ships.

The days when prize money was
looked upon in the navy as an ords-
nary source of income are recalled by
notification from the British ad-
miralty OF money waiting to be claimed
the proceeds of bounties for the de-
struction of pirates and of the sale OF
slave ships.
There is sum of $4,000 from the
sale of slaving vessels captured In the
COS awaiting claimants, also a goodly
amount of naval prize money aud
bounty for the destruction of pirates
which nobody applies for
Some of those to whom money Is
due are, no doubt, still alive, but II
they are dead they probably left de-
scendants who If the names were ad-
vertised would be forthcoming to suo-
stantiate their claims.
AS it is, there is little demand for
the money in hand. During IL months
dealt with in the statement issued
from Whitehall under $40 have been
paid out.-Ceurt Journal.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
Safety In Coupling.

A new and useful invention is now
being tested on the railroads and
tramways OF Belgium, which promises
to do away with the most prolific
cause of accidents during shunting.
The apparatus is in two parts, the
first an automatic coupling ar
rangement. and tho other an auto
matte brake whereby II a coupling
snaps the detached vehicles are at
once brought to standstill.
On a trial trip in which nearly all
the chief railway officials participated.
all sorts of tests were made and the
arrangement was declared to be a
complete success.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08

E G, y Witt &c Co., Of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kndol is prepared, as.
sure rs 'as remarkable digestapt and
corrective for the stomach conforms full
" to all provisions Of the National Pure
Fool end Drng Law. The Kodol la
horatory is avery large one, but II all
the suffers from indigestion and stom-
ach troubles could know the virtues OF
Kobol it would be impossible for the
maouiaaturers t, keep up with ths de-
mand. Koaol sis sold here by ]. X.
Sehouler. Z w "a y <
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
Very Special

1000 imported flower bulbs consist.
of hyacnths, tulips, narciasus crocuses,
and Freesio's, assorted varieties and
colors Now up to Dec, 10 is budding and
potting time. You can afford these
home beautifiers and they will greatly
help to make your home beautiful.
The New York Racket.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08

Good for every thing {; salve is used
for and especially recommended for
piles. That is what we say of Dewitt S
Witch Hazel Salve. On the market
for years and II standby in thousands
of families. Get DeWitt's. Sold by
j. X. Schooler.
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08

w. II. Graves. Mrdoc; and Sanford
Elting. Carthage, sa' they have used
DR.. Rea's ll'aling pwiier aud Gall
Eurr, and prefer them to any other
remedies for the c re of barb wire cuts,
hnrnees gals or proud flesh, etc. Sold
by II Il. Fits,
The Jasper news., 1906-11-08
To he Public.

From now on through the winter we
will buy hides, furs, and gam, and will
pay as much or perhaps more than any
one else in Jasper. CRANDALL Bros.