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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Emma Andrews Whist

Tho Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet this afternoon az O'Clock with
Mrs ". Ben Palmer. of No. T. West
franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

H.1-n who were IN charge ~ t0c con-
c-r, given 'ast evening ia tho auditorium
@, Che lol"s Mons ''s'i'n ASsooiS t,i''l
under tao aH pieces oi ST. iI.oa. Guha.
were more than comp nsatea Tor their
time ara tro-he hN re brilliant atten-
alnre Had t-e SATISFACTORY iehul'Ioh OF
'r -
-N.n'- ',.'n nl.Il p''S,
,e,1 aay Comment slve TO say that she
was excellent VOICE ana her clear. We
rounded ''t'- We're an D"1suf' "e"e1'
''--.e.l.-'
VS.
-..,..,.. .,,,l,,,s. ~,
W. r..,., 3D.. -. .,.,,.-..,-,o-
g., giesmona and VS. heard i- conee~t
,.r v,,, wss ~ he highest class.
,- rs-. r.r-so, t.a Tiante- ~-,s-
t.f,e.s h.~ ~an-,f7-tcn &c n euion0id artist
-.-,i-- ,frr mach ,>rressioo and bril-
l..-. te-rrf,le
ID C,-lr- Miss ,rsbei Atopa.n 01r con-
mas. to-Io.. ana Air Tar,os N~9afn eanc
t.c.- numbers ,yith true harmony ~ nur-
ms. -.. ,ai.. ona added n-.,- l.t.~rls
:. .,s ,,.l-5eser.os crown or fame
rf- e-re-,rerf l,a.h added no rfffra 90
81 Id. -1-ae,-r. ~ tf.. audience ana tre ~
,.Iar.o 40 ftc work iv rs accountant
.-f,.- r..+,-r -t-,s .i-o ,ro~aDc. 20 ,
,..-.f,~ .- ,-,.,.- e,-io.,. ~.-.e at.i-as g.,
,.nt., .,-ttt ~l 1.-ooe MA e',v-,, .-,
Chests % n..- e..ts ,vitn ,.,eat ,.-,e-.
~r.o- wore ,ueses Brent u-it+ .1nU,
J,vnes Cs-ol.ae Rerna,as Pare Royal.
robs~-. ---.gr r-,.ie r,,5ee,. r,ofc--.,
smith a-7 1f.. Osfe-l,n
V5uE han-ShieldS.
rer.- Leauasul wedding vas c.f.-
DRAFTED last evening az o-.irp.i, in IRE
fo,-o OF 1frs Charles Shields .,o %
>-o-t, f-ift- Street whom ra.. 1a.,.-s..r
r.r-a,.. ~av- became rho t-iac 80 ~
T.s.l ,.-.1or Vaughan of tais -ir,. Tie
n .- Parart W. FORSYTH rector of g.
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reino~.
Tito color scheme r.nj. ana ,,bi., was
Beautifully elaborated ir tls Occupations
o. ~ra- -.rr,s. r.n-- roses AMI cs~sf..t
s. .trir-er land furnished The music. and
played s..t. b.e airs throughout The even
M
e M.le " 70 attended by her sister
l-- @-.e'-S as lnei4 "I honor.
N-~ ..F -'"i",t ~ pale PINK
"..- .-.' 'iinu'lne5' AID who
tart OBJ IN France roses
.t''-s ----- i,-F Mason. ~
.-l'A Ai'5s BESSIE Doyle. 81 nor
---N --'--an ail MISS MARY
"'tr c-iatE gowns OF white
i.f.-fn aI. -.. and also carried he skers
't pink roses Misses Elsie Lindsey and
Roberta smith. who held tile ribbons.
looked .narn.ns in pretty frocks of white
i and la.r.
Mr. Frank Vaughan was best man. and
t- Nn.N otter attendant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

II is said that n girl never throws her.
self At a mans head unless she has req
s1u 10 belieVA him good catch.-Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Mrs. Starke Entertains.

Mrs. Ashton S'arke entertained ves-
teroay az very beautiful luncheon
The hostess. who Is noted for her
gracious hospitality. was at hor best
and the OCCASION was most pleasant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
BAPTISTS WILL
ASSEMBLE HERE
Question Definitely Settled by
Issuance OF Official Cali
for Meeting.
DATE FIXED FOR MAY 10TH
Estimated That From Four to
Five Thousand People
VIII Attend.

The southern BAPTIST Convention
viii meet i'm Richmond on May 18th
The Religious Herald. the organ OF
the BAPTIST Church I'm the state I'm
nus issue that came from the press last
n ght. contains the official call OF tho
0rcrt taries FOR the fifty- second session
OF the body To be held fn the now. audi
torium. at Cary and Linden Streets
lne opening sermon will be preached
py lseN- A }. Dickinson. u. D.. of Ala
nama. and the opening meeting vii
ID" presided over hv Hon. Edwin VIII
liam stephens. LII D.. the retiring pres
iHeht Tho first business viii be tho
election Of the new officers Of the CON
Neution. who Will go into office al once
Ihe convention proper will consist
or from one thousand TO twelve hum
dred officially appointed delegates from
an parts OF the South and Southwest
! bis number viii be but a compare
lively small part Of those in attend
ance. however. the Woman's Mis-
0."haty Union also meets At the same
time Tho sessions OF the Woman's
Mon viii probably be held in one OF
the larger Baptist churches OF the city
There VIII also young peoples
gathering. and a large number Of visi-
tors. making total attendance Of four
Go five thousand people
The attendance this year IS eVDectod
e. he especially large as the "Raptist
Anniversary" the 'orresDondinnr CON
ference OF the Northern Baptists. viii
meet in " as-4ingtou city ou May 14th.
lolNinc their sessions during the same
week that tie Southern Baptists are
in session i'm Richmond. just one hum
drcd and twenty miles away Visitors
can. therefore. hear speeches and de-
Bates 600 each gathering and viii have
tile opportunity OF seeing both conven-
tons il session. Following the adj
ournment OF these two great gather
ings ora May -2a and 25d. the General
t"ptet convention viii convene in
Norfolk. THIS body ifs COMPOSED OF
rcDrcsentatlv OF all tre BAPTIST
churches 800 this country and Canada.
aud las this Year decided to meet at
Nori"iN. IN order to attend the James
town Exposition. With tllIs series OF
interesting meetings Within easy reach
$3.50" the added attractions ~ the JAMES
Gown celebration. il ls now quite GER
tain trat The capa .ity OF Richmond viii
u- taAcl 20 tile utmost TO entertain
those who wil wish 10 hear ana sec
those great gatherings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Poems You Ought to KnOw.

Whatever
TO
refreshment poetProf CHARLES Eio:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

PoStocE's 'y~ected Arrival.
The latest addition to Bostock's Wild
Animal Arena is 10 be. according 10 adj
Nl.es r.ceiA..l Inst nignt from Mr. Bostnc..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Mrs. Willard Entertains.

Mrs. Joseph r.. Willard OF 80. S-I
West Franklin street entertained last
evening a. very handsome reception
Mrs willard is ono of the most dee.
liehttul hostesses in the city. ana proved
particularly charming last evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Bridge Party.

Mrs. K.tue scott McGuvra Will enter
tain Few az her friends 1T bridge this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
Illustrated Lecture

The House or Delegates has been So
cured Tor the Illustrated lecture to be
given under the auspices Of the Rich
mond Caapter. Daughters OF tile Confede-
rocy. Tuesday evening. February 18th.
az 80 o clock.
Mrs Edward Beccher Finck. Of PAia-
leiphia. WHO has 20 kindly offered her
soy les for tLe occasion. is woman N
'harminE personality She is president
~ tho Womln's Pennsylvania Press AS
ISOLATION. and IS secretary and treasurer
ny t.~ Browning Society Of Philadelphia.
tho largest literary society iu the world.
hec subject tor the evening Will be
yellowstone ParA and California" and
1cr lecture VIII be Illustrated with over
hundred exquisite views. ths lantern
oeir- $50 .hlrge 90 an expert operator.
anus ral program. under the direction
'f Miss Nina Randolph. WIFI De an adj
iiuonal source ~ pleasure o. those at
tending.
Jamestown Grand March.
Miss Mamie =. Dlnwiddie. % Raloigl
=. g.. lae composed a march. md. in
honor 81 tn~ exposition year. has named
81 jamestown Grand March
Miss Dinwddie ST. tho daughter of NJ
James Dinwlddie. president Of Peace In
stitute. RaleiEl y g.. distinguished
alumnus OF TIE University OF Virginia
Sno has been associated with her father
30 his educational work since he LEFT
lrEluia. TO TIE cary nlnetleS. 70 become
the head Of Ponce Institute Miss Din
ddie is g faithful. conscientious teach
or. and her early musical education. has
euehie4 ncr 90 use hcr talent 20 the bose
4lvar-aee. az 's sHown In ner present
PRODUCTION
Williams.
4 THE marriage Or Miss Ressie Williams
/ 1' - fc~ - forre srerir vs. Vvr
Aa~s. ~ Courtlani va. 20 Wr Jvlus
"-r's ~ Tallahassee Pa. took
/ r'rr- Yesterday afternoon 90 o O'Clock 30
f'" hone ~ the brides father 40 Court
.''d w. The K,v D D. Austin per-
formed tne ceremony.
TIC 'ari'r v.as beautifully decorated iu
ana pottel plants. and waa
.i- t'3 o. numerous candles
81 i-r'h Owens presided "a. t.e piano
'" rendered t.c Wedding march from
n 0.aatfal and artistic
iN~ tIe cer.r.or, s-o softly
f.a.0N Y..t.
--' .t-t 0s- S.vfsI a. a. .ar.lya salt
Nf'N- f.. troa1..u. vr lad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25
No. lOOt.
Of a Bee.
BY WILLIAM DRTNNTOND.

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published
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-25

Gertrude Clarke. Mary Drake. Virginia
Clarke. COrinnc. Norment. Virginia Bin
ford. Afaia Brock, Delta Brock. Jean Era
ser. Reta Fraser. Peschy Harrison Mil
dred HILL Fannie Bland. Louise Crutch-
deld. Mary Harwood. Ruby Chewniug.
Lucille Alvey. Floyd Alvey. Rosa Smith,
Rhoda Davis. Susie Davis. Edna Davis,
Langhornc Cosby. Ann RuciSer. Edith
Bcvcridge. Lucy Carter Beveridgs. Geor-
gie Grlrith. 81 Texas. Mamie Darlington.
Bolly Hubbard. Courtney Irving. Lucy
Friend Mary Darlington. Linde Bever-
idge Mrs Charles Bowe. Mrs. john =.
SwartwOut. Messrs. Percy Femberton. il.
Selden TAYLOR. Jr.. Maurice sl.anghorue.
James Drake. Jr.. Charles Bowe. George
Bidsood. J.. Mansfield BONley. john Mar
tin, Frank Irving. !. Taylor Robertson.
Eugene Luck. charles Irving, Maxwell
Conuor. George Fitzgerald George smith,
William Patterson JOY. Thomas M-rrciI.
Brannock Carleton. John Goddin. Robert
Hunter. John CGtchins. Harry MCCrecrl,
John Hughes Abncr Pope. John SwaTt-
won't. George Fitzhugh. cullen Robertson.
Darlington Noeeiev. Landon Painter.
Robert Carter Allen Jones, Alphaus
Cncwning Thomas Snead ~ lillian Mar
rim. Richmond Moore. Walker Warren.
Robert Brock. Joseph Irving. John r.
ing Charles Irving. Bruce Tuford. Frank
Carter. PoRhStan James Robert Martn,
Of petersburE and John UaTwoOi.
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In Honor Of Miss Carmichael.

Mrs. r. seldom Bruce and Miss 18th
iecn Bruce. 81 No. 20. West Franh,in
street cnterts ined a. a beautiful card
party Yesterday afternoon complimentary
% 81 So Aay Carmichael. os C.neinna 81.
Who i~ their guest
Eigrt tables were eng. ged and six
handed euchro was played.
In tho .reniuE % Few friends q air.
and Mrs Bruce Were inNii,l 90 meet
Miss Carmichael al delightful reccp-
ttnr.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
poo PROVED ITSELF HERO.
Gave Up Life In Attempt TO stop
Runaway Team.

Near Pittsford a dog was killed In
a determined and intelligent effort to
stop a runaway team. Conrad Hoe
nick, farmer, left his team standing
near a railroad track. Two little
boys were IN the wagon. The horses
were frightened by . passing train
and ran away with the lads. One Of
tho boys was thrown out and severely
injured. Tho other remained In tho
wagon, aad while the speed OF tho
frightened team Increased evory sec
ond he made frantic efforts to reach
tho NASs aud stop them.
Az the horses passed Frank Tous-
ley's piaoe the latter's dos. which car.
Red the mali and did many little
taskS about the favm and had almost
hunsa iHtsaiiseaos, ran out, and
sssins tie predieament Of the Boy.
attempted to catch hold OF the dsDG'
ling liHss. Like . human being the
animal. without a sound. ranged him
self into limo to seize tho reins. and,
in hts anxiety to do so, was struck by
the wheel and instantly killed. The
boy managed to get hold Of ono rein,
and with II he turned the horses and
stopped them.-Warren Mirror.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
DUBLIN

o yes, Dublin is all right. the people
are bright, they are not hard to please
and since the shower they are living
with ease.
Liss Hatfield snysit is mistak a1ou to
him buying hose from the Dickson
Goodman Lumber Co.
Button Garnet has been breaking
some tine FLIES this week.
The young peoi lie OF our neighborhood
who were ready to 60 to the dance at
Mr.. " GERS were badly disappointed
wnen the storm scared them out.
Mrs. Chas. johnson father aud brother
of Boston visited with them Sunday.
Billie Lane bought corn Of f. Sharp
last week.
Hrt Avery was 90 our streets Friday
MIR. and Mrs. Lape arrived from Cal.
lorna last Thursday and have been vic.
iting with their SOD, Billy, OF this place.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
DIAMOND.

Mr.. John Hartley. of st Joseph Mo-.
was visiting few days with home Il lks
last week. He wss on his way to Okla
horaa, and thinks Of locating thorc.
Tom Lowe, ofJsspsr was putting up
his telephone line last week. Chns. Nc.
Csc WAS helping him.
Art Delp left for Colorado last week.
Il WAS q mistake about Art being mar
ried.
Mas Percy Ellis left for her home in
Nebrssks, last week, after completing
her school at Duval.
Mr.. George Cas- closed very success'
term of school 1T Diamond Last Friday,
The entertainment given Sat. nigas,
consisting Of music, dialogues and reci'
talions, was much enjoyed. A crowd Of
young folks drove down from Hopsweli
Among them were Mr.. CAss's brother
= si-.ers. He accom- panied them home
after the Entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gentry want to J..ysr
b .Ay.
Guy Chapman WAS visiting with rels-
t,vas 10 this neixhburn@ml last week..
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
FARMERS UNION

We think it is time for Spring now,
as nearly all OF the farmers are very near
through planting corn around bere.
Mrs. George Van Dusen is gaining
strength slowly. She has been sick for
some time.
t'laud York is working for George Van
Dusen. Arthur H.rn is working for
Vim. kaderly.
Jakie ksd-rlv !, over at his Uncle
Hull's this week.
VIM. kaIerly r,st fine 600 III hog
week.
Mrs J. Z. Hull was 10 this section
Tuesday.
Mr.. Tom NJ" re-. Mrs. A. A. Moore
and Mrs. Sherman OF Webb City are Wis.
1T has. ~ as ~ ,r X.
ROY Of y b. was in this part
boxing after soheol last week.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
What Makes tho Heart Weak.


Two important causes of heart
trouble are underworld and overwork,
but chiefly underworld, says Outing.
Where due to overwoIk 1t has been
physical, not mental. The hearts Of
ong-distance runners and bicyclists
sometimes become hypartrophied,
while hearts of children sometimes
succumb to too arduous play. With
children, however, 1t is usually due to
a predisposition in that direction from
their parents, whose hearts have been
weakened by prolonged under exercise
rather than to overexercisc on their
part.
AS the result Of recent examina-
ton of nearly 10000 school children in
the primary grades by the board of
health, it was found that so per cent
we're suffering from physical defects,
among which predominated defective
vision, insufficient nutrition, pulmon-
airy and heart ailments-a startling
condition of our boosted civilization.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
DEWEY

Hello! Yes, VIZ are going to school
rray, even il We ara too old, and bel,
It that big dinner
That was Mrs. Busby at the phone,
She is getting able to walk now.
Who blamed central for that frost
,sst nightl She said it would get cold.
Who called up the Doctor? Well it,
100 bnd to get sick this time VI the year
Did you say MIR. Buster IL better now
lad to hear il.
Did you are the loads Of lumber going
t. the new church?
VIZ hrar the sound Of the hammer al
over the line. The shingles are ON, and
now we can wish for rain.
Listen! That's Mrs. Kyte's 355 littl,
chickens calling her up to breakfast.
That little Sunday school class Of 1.
ruug for Miss Est,y Sunday and she va,
IN Carthage visiting her brorsi Ton
Folwers.
Mastin Site, Cheever Riddle, Mrs
Goddis AID Harry Pringls rang you vi
sunday from Mr.. Sinmous'
That's all.Goud bye.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
BLUE

Chas. Farris has the mumps
Mr.. Mevins lost fiue horse last Sun
day, valued at 5000.
Henry Mcdonald is suffering with a
relapse of the mumps. DR.. Schooler was
called to see him Tuesday
The Blue crowd was disappointed
Saturday nIght by the rain AS quite Il
crowd was ready for the entertainment
az Diamond. We hear the program was
fine and well rendered
Mr.. Mcdonald was up from Carthage
Monday to visit his sun, Heer,.
ralied GU Anne Warulow Sunday night
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
DR.. KING,
Campbell Building. Phone Il
Wheeler Saw the Point.

Charles Nutting. an old inhabitant
of Jaffrey, ~ FL, but long since dead.
once went into the saloon kept by
Henry Wheeler, better known as
Hen Wheeler, in Rindge. Hen"
had once kept a tavern in Jaffrey, and
of course was acquainted with Mr..
Nutting.
Nutting called for whisky, and, no.
ticing that the glasses were rather
small, asked: How long have you
had these glasses, Hem
Hen replied: Lets see; it's nigh
onto 20 years since l bought those
when I used to keep tavern over in
Jaffrey."
We'll" said Nutting, they're rath.
er small for their age"
Have another glass, Charles; have
another glass" rejoined Hen"
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
He Paid for All.

The English custom of free seats
and collection plates in church is puz-
cling the continental visitors. In
Roman Catholic countries 1t is usual
to make small payment on entering
q church. A Frenchman on visit to
Manchester not long ago, according
to tho Guardian. attended service in
one Of the parish churches. With him
WAS a party Of English friends. The
foreigner was seated at the outer end
of the pew. Tho plate came round In
due course. and the visitor was the
FIRST to deposit coin IN It. The col
lector was about to pass the plato to
his English friends when tho French
man interposed: "Ah, no, have paid
for all tho seats"
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
Very Respectfully,
Ada FriCk

Mr.. 6esseV and daughter Leona, Of
Prosperity, visited with Mr.. johnson
and family, last wesk.
Chss. Ballard and Art Radford went
TO Kansas City Sunday evening.
Mrs. FILLER 10 on the sick list.
Mrs. Carter and 500, Virgil, visited
with relatives in Webb City last weck.
Mrs. Follmer gave q dinner for her
son, Oscar, aud his wife, Sunday
Mr.. Sanford and daughters were Car.
thage visitors, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis and children
spenl Sunday in Jasper at MIR. Harris's
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
Eased His Conscience.

The doctor had told Farmer Chaw.
hay that his hours were numbered.
Then the good old man beckoned the
physician to his side.
Doctor" he said, there is some
thin orter tell you arore co."
Certainly" answered the doctor
alphabetically.
IT'S only this. doctor; I've been a
sort OF hippercrit for these last 90
years. All the women folks has give
me credit for bein' 80 true to Sarah
AIMS memory that never marrit
again, an I've allowed EN- to think
that was the reason. Truth is.' them
there Is year lived with Sarah Ann
gimme all the experience in marrit
life I wanted. London Answers.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11

G. w. Brons from Indian Territory is
visiting home folks.
We read Of new invention recently
that would be Of value to those parents
about here whose daughters beau
stays too late. A clock Is just patented
that strikes regularly up to eleven p. m.
and from then on 10 stead Of striking one,
two, three, ETC., says, "5kidoo." Might
be improved by simply striking "33."
Miss Nora Lawiess visited with Mrs.
Tyler Sunday evening.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
rhese Courteous psns.

Il read In southern newspaper
about the passengers who hail from
Georgia." remarked q traveller. Per
sonally. ! have never met the simon
pure Georgian. but know . set Of
men that can beat even them for po
likeness. They are the high-clasi
6paniards who are accustomed te
travelling.
Just watch q man Of that type and
you will find he invariably bows te
the rest Of the passengers upon enter
ing and leaving . car. Such extreme
courtesy impresses the rushing, push
ing American crowd as sure pass
port to an insane asylum. The Span
lard. for his part, 10 convinced thai
the noise and hustle will land the
American contingent In the same
place. and In spite Of ridicule he
perseveres In hts habit Of bowing."-
N. z. Press.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
CORRESPONDENCE
LYNNLAND.

II seems - IL w src having winter
sgaiu, lis ~ cold.
Mrs. Pike and Mrs. Cunningham and
500 were the guests OF Mrs. Wine few
days last week.
Rev. Prall Of Jasper preached ut the
Lynnlaud school house Friday night.
There were quite number present.
Mrs. Bessie Sluder of Lamar is visit
Ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Farr
Mrs. Rachel Lukens is having some
dental work done at Jasper
Several from this vicinity attended
the temperance lacture at Jasper Sun
day night.
Mrs. w. b. Milton made trip to Jas
per Saturday.
Mrs. j. T. Teter visited her daughter
Mrs. Scale, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim Bird went to Alb;
Thursday.
Most of the farmers OF this neighbor
hood have some corn planted and q few
Of them have finished.
Mrs. Smith and her daughter-in-law
OF Webb City was 10 this vicinity look
ing at the farms for sale, expecting Il
buy.
Mr.. Lewis is remodeling his house.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
ZION.

Ls.a Miller, Mary Curtis. Virgil Var.
ser, Henry Covert ana George Ear wefr
a,or.. star pupils who took tb'
rurii xami.u;ion III Car image Sstusda;
Tacs wnrr acoom panied by their te,c--
a.. Aim, 'icyiner, slsn Alice Curtis ane'
Zelda Covert.
H. .ai Mrs. Wamp,er visiss;i in Abs
Saturday.
rsnetidsn and Blominsd,'e acaool'
closed, Friday. -
stella Covert spens Sunday With
Dora turns.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
Consolation.

Mr.. Hussel--The doctor says II
don't take q little rest and not work
SO hard I'll be dead in year.
Mrs. Hussel-What a consolation 1t
must be to you to know that your life's
insured.
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
A pebater,

rs that friend Of yours a great de-
batsr?"
"He is" answered Senator Sorghum.
"In the kind OF an argument where
money talks"
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11

Going to build this spring? See us
about your lumber. We can save you
money. Dickinson Goodman Lib. Co.
3 29-tf
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
The Sweet Girl Graduate


which
Corset the best before
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
Neighborho0d Talk

sore Il the i.imers NJ this vicinity
have coru ~, aud others think it is too
aaTis ~ plan.
Mss i.,,'a Bro un teaching
altar vacation OF two months.
Miss Usher n"s' AaUri has organ
stsl :, mu-,c ci,,-s n tpis v'c'nity Sew
RI. are gu,uc - .n'st NJ MIR. Yates's
any, Tu..tl,.. 10 tsk:, tse,r frat lesson
.Ar,hur i',h'r r. r.. - u horse last
week from @. r. Brous,
ira. Giro. ,rusr'. uso'her from Kan
sss j. YI.,,.pg nsr sa,s wo"t.
The entertain rnent - Diamond las
SaL. nignt /. ~ Is graat succ.ss. The
house crosuen despite the unpleasant
%@s,hei
The Jasper news., 1907-04-11
Victim Of a Confidence Game.

Unele Josh. fresh nom Upereek,
had been inspecting tho family let
bon.
"Henry." he ssl4 you tsld me yvu
wAs gitkin' sTtsAo5ss tee The fsiies
tAAk sslis II to ysu 10 tooiis' you I've
ioeAsed II IT, and tetossd II. sad II \
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