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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

OF course you want something extra
nice and tender in the way OF meat.
You can always got it at Crandall Bros.
11-28f
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Lester Without came in frhm st Louis
today to ioir his wife and visit with
nome folks.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Jas. J-tfreys, at Whitesel's shop Is
ne best horseshoer 10 Jasper. Try him.
70 10,
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Oysters and fish now Mt Campbell's.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

What yon need is eggs! What the
hens need is Chnkey's Laying Tonic:
Buy it of Wolf Hdw. Co. 12.19.6t
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ballard returned
Saturday from weeks visit at South
Greenfield.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Harry Files little daughter has beeh
quite sick for several days, is reported
better today.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Joe Wells can sharpen that saw for
you. 1024ti
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-01-02

Personal and Local.
Joe Wells can sharpen that saw for
'ou. 10.24-tf
Harry Burch had business in Lamar
Tuesday.
Fred Crandall. has moved his family
rom Carthage to Jasper.
Geo. Metzger was at Lamar on busi-
ess last Monday.
Butter and eggs taken in trade at
highest market price at Strattons. ST.
Miss Bprnics Hubbard of Carthage
,ppnt Frida, with friends here.
Raise chickens: don't let cholera
raise Cain. Conbey's cholera remedy
ut Wolf Hdw.C 15-19--6t
Most of thr'holiday visitors from out
Of town have returned home.
Jas. J-ffreys, at Whitesels shop Is
ne best horseshoer 10 Jasper. Try him.
l2-l2i
Dick Deardortf was visiting friends
Carthage this week.
Miss Ada Frick is visiting at Alb,
Carthage and other nearby points thi.
Netk.
Oysters and fish now Mt Campbell's.
------------
The a. II. T. A., No. 260 Of Jasper,
meets tonight in the 0. o. +. hall.
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Duck and corduroy coats 81 to IS, =,
Add Joyce's. Come in and examine
.hem. 1O-3t
Lester Without came in frhm st Louis
today to ioir his wife and visit with
nome folks.
What yon need is eggs! What the
hens need is Chnkey's Laying Tonic.
Buy it of Wolf Hdw. Co. 12.19.6t
Harry Files little daughter has beer
quite sick for several days, isreported
better today.
--------.---------
Joe Wells can sharpen that saw for
you. 1024ti
r. w. Boucher and family spent
Xmas with Rev. J. s. Stapletop and
family.
Rev. j. 8. Stapleton and family are
spending few days with q brother at
Ash Grove this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ballard returned
Saturday from weeks visit at South
Greenfield.
OF course you want something extra
nice and tender in the way OF meat.
You can always got it at Crandall Bros.
11-28f
Mrs. Tom Busby, Dewey, had fin
ger badly crushed some days ago, but
is reported as recovering rapidly.
Roup, colds, and canker fly before
Conkey's roup cure. SOC and $1.00 at
Wolf Hdw. Co. 12-l9-6t
Little Herbert, tho son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. =. A. King, living southwest OF
towr, has been quite sick. He il re-
ported much bett-r today, however.
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to Us will please call and settle.
We need our money ard must have it.
MRs.C G.. E. CAMPBELL.
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DR.. Schroeder reports the birth OF a
fine grrl 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Rob-
erts, who live miles southwest Of Jas
per, this morning.
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Heinz's pure olive oil
1
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20
FIGHT IN HbNPS SHIRE COUNTY
sCHERR AND SWIsHER FORCES
HAVE BATTLE ROYAL.
I've Conventions Held After Fisti-
cuffs on the Flom Auditor Cap
lures Many Delegates.

Yhe HAMPSHIRE county republican
invention met Saturday 1T Augusta.
ana Was called ID order 81 II. T. PoWn
sll chairman oil the county commits
ee
4 BON af hase present showed lgs
spublicsus for seberr and l53 for
sv eber As soon A d became egI-
dent fhaf the scbeT men we're ln con-
rot James r Raeker leader Of 80
swIsber forces called lor Mr. Pownal
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20

You read The journal and like it, Ia fact You would
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In accordance with 4 recent revision Of Che postal
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nal
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20
Vow onnerate Sidewalks.

The contract Tor laying the new con-
crete sidewalk % the west John
street side Of tbe Cunningham proper
as corner Qaeeu ana John streets
eas awarded today e Contractor
BURNS The latter IS now complesine
the lo5-foot sidewalk IN front Of tbe
new home Of Mr. David An
derson on South Queen street Con
rete walks were also laid around tae
house
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20

typhoid fever
First bis @lfe.a mother died and
then 1--WE Of their children THE fourth
death is that d Mrs Dean Mr. Dean
mas Just recovered from a severe nl-
ness Two Of the tour SURVIVING
daughters base also been H.
Measles went through the family
FIRST and This was followed IS come
plIeatious
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20
Lett Tor Aen 1ogh.

Mr James 0connor Of Norfolk Va
who has been Ola an extended visit
80 her parents alr and Mrs Thomas
Nuckles ON East Martin street left for
New York Sunday morning Oh 9 visit
TO her sister Nrs DaYid DELANEY ac-
companied by her mother
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20

I 81 yala Va y ~ TanrnaI.
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
Schedule iu effect Nov lT 1907
Leave Martinshurg.


'DaHy zDaiy except sunday zsun-
dav unIv
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20

Family 81 smos Dean IN Hampshire
Is sorely Stricken.
The fourth death has occurred in
me family 81 Amos Dean. who Ives
Ia Tie Trough, S miles below Rom-
nev vs. Va.. D. tie last few DAVIS from
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-20

N. G. Kennedy, j. Fl. forge,
Vice Pres & Gen Supt. s1Dt
II A. Riddle Cen Pass. Act
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23

the invoice value ut the time Of entry
for purchase as well as consigned
goods
"3. A margin of ten per cent of
variation is uxea within wntcn addi-
tional duties shall not be assessed
a. In the ease of underyaluation
the limit at which the presumption
OF fraud arises and the merchandise
is seized by the collector is reduced
from so per cent to 30 per cent.
- The word unintentionar Is In
serted in the description of the clcri-
cal errors for which additional duties
may be remitted in order that errors
which are not manifest but which
can be demonstrated to the satisfac-
ton Of the secretary shall permit the
avoidance Of additional duty,
IS. Additional duties are to be
to be penal and within tn
purvew Of sections 5292 and 5293 of
the revised statutes and sections II
and is of the act of June -, 1874
-. No additional duties are to be
assessed on goods subject to specific
duty and as to which the regular duyyI
is not charged by reason Of the dif-I
ference between the entered and ap-,
praised values; thlt u.s. whom the ad-
vance over the entered value by tn APP
praiscr does not increase the rate OIL
duty.
IS The privilege is given of pay
ng duty on less than the invoice
value"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
NEVADA LEGISLATURE
IN FRUITLESS SESSION
State COnstabularN Bill in Hands of
Committee Which Demands
Further Time

Carson, New, Jan. 22.--The Nevada
Legislature is waiting upon the spe-
cial committee having in charge the
constabulary bill for the relief Of the
strike situation in southern Nevada.
Both houses adjourned after holding
a half hour session today, until to-
morrow morning.
In the senate Senator Oddie stated
that, while the bill asking for state
rangers has been completed, the spe-
cial committee begged time as the
matter was all important and the few
points that might be considered de-
fective would have to be gone over
by the committee. He is Of the opin-
ion that it can be presented at tomor-
rows session.
There seems to be a better feeling
as to the possibility Of the passing
of the meaure in the houc
Nearly all Of the state officials are
holding conference with the members
from their districts,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
Old Time Trail Party Finishes
the Career Of Blind Joe
Whose Gun Had Many
NolcheS,
TRAlLERS EAGER TO TAKE
THE WITCH DOCTORS LIFE

Especial Dispatch to the Morning Journal. I,

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Alariopordn n NJ "a" 30 ~
body of RInd Inc ,ros.,tonl
Apecho Npg hrou,ht f,to AIon,n,,a,.-
do this morniup vim twelve Tire
balls I'M and thronpb a.. rho r,df,n
was shot To death yesferda, oyenioo
near DOE Canyou vbara bo 'haa Me-,
traIIed hy % nosse of AtoecaIern In
.dlaus who naa naa, son.t o,t ,o .g-
gist rnp shsrIfr nv, o,,tbnrl,. ~, ,t,t,r
Carroll. auuerjntendenf nf fho ,te.ca.
Ter, reservation An i,,,,ost haid ~.
morning found thai tha rndian oa,,n
fn his death in rssisfing ,sra., a. ,no
hands of pvflu .orflrere Tha bndy
has he.n f.,.n.d ,,or T., an 49,,
fak,,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
PARKER COMES
BACKAT Mr..
BRYAN
ACCUSES NEBRASKAN OF
LACK OF FRANKNESS
Earlier Expression OF Attitude
Toward New Yorker Might
Have Saved Disaster to
Party Says That Gentleman
fBy Morning journal sDeolaI .snsco Wire

ny Morning journal sSeGlal 'snseG Wire. J
-.S, -n'""IS, Jan g N.'"'l d. i"IheI'
'od','o' ,on. "''' ca"u'u"'' ior pIeSlueHI III
,, 0c',,,'iV,i'su ,tr',,i toi's"' ." '''
5p',.e,'. 5peon " "l'iIai' o. 'dSah peloI' Tue
,nlilIsi .lilIoi d''o 'lieihogN o. tie he"'ucN|
s'9'"'''o E'SleruaS' III Whlch M ~
inS 'S'" was puo,eu "7 saying 'hat III
igUf ,Is '"oh HIS "eulelhe III FaI-
",i' "iheI was 'le man ABOVE III
liners ulu nor want
,,, na' ply SaIu Judge Parker
INA. Mr' brEah lalIea TO pe equally
,'"N J." lvo"' ilau ne dohe So lhe
s''ua''ol' OF the parry WouId be vastly
D','e' 'lah II Is. mere were Ie"
ne'eRa'eS theh VINO thousnt 1t wise
10 nave mira time candidate. But
every "'"h OF sense hne" mat unless
man could De FOUND who would re
oe'Ne MI brFah support ms warm
personal ioIIo"lhg would seek re-
velse ior the defeats of 1896 ana
l'oo'
80 statesmen polucians and inter
eS'eu cltl2ehs sought diligently to ilhd
some one that ne "ould support TO
So"le' at least' ne SaIa ne would boIt
eA-F ',S' resident cleveland, Governor HilI'
senator ,'''' dormah ana Judge Gray out
,l'l 1t mould De nara TO oppose Par
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
CORNELL PUTS WOMAN
ON DEBATING TEAM
Ithaca Declines TO Recognize Colunl-
bias Protest Against Feminine
Opponent.

ltohaca. N. Y, Jan, 22--L r..
Guodrich, president OF the Cornell de-
bate council declared today that Cor.
nell would not yield to Commhia's
protest against selection Of Miss Eliza
beth Ellsworth Cook "co-ed" who
was chosen q member of Cornell's
team Cor the debate against Columbi
on February rs. MI Goodrich, who
is also president of the Triangular in
torcollcRilte debate league saws he
WIN declare Miss Cook eligible and
VIII fight her disbarment II forced TO
cull ii league meeting to discuss the
question Though the Cornell dehat
counsel supports Mr. Goodrich. there
is some opposition to his attitude else
whore in debating circles
Mr. Goodrich declared tonight that
Miss Cook is entirely eligible under
Cornell rules as wen as those Of the
league He has written President
Woodbury. Of the Columbia council
to his effect.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
WOMANSHOOTS
LOVER; THEN
HERSELF


New York. JAM 22.- Sweeping
through the crowded restaurant
,,h,rp tal,es nm .r,e ,.obrn r,,r .p
'''''H ' "'''''' ''''''' 7''''' "'" ''
the gcnticmenS IS cafe. toII stylish.
dressed woman today bent for mo-
mcnt over the shoulder of u dino.
whispered something I'm his rar and
then, drawing revolver from her
mufr. cmpued the contents OF the r,r
chambers into his body. As her yla-
tim. Frank Brady. a newspaper ad-
ycuising solicitor. slipped lfcless 10
the floor the woman fme the weap-
ON from her. and taking q second re-
Nolycr from her muCr shot herself
first in the head and thrn twice I'm the
breast She died half hour later
A note found i'm the Womau's purse
proved her TO be Mrs. Mary Roberts
officer. and step-mother Of six-year-
old son. Raymond. Brady was thir-
ty years old. and the sole suppon
of a helpless aged mother for whom
he had made a home.
The shooting was the elimination Of
a series of violent ouarreIs. and, ac-
cOrdng to the vomanH intimalos. in
fulrlmeut of a threat to murder
Brady I'm "A public place "hefore the
world" unless he renewed the atten-
tlons she asserted she received from
him when he was less prosperous. and
she in position to borrlend him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
HANSBROUGH'FEARS TO
BUCK HARVESTER TRUST
North Dakota Senator Complains Con-
Germ is Working "a Prevent
His Reelection.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 22,--Thc
senate spent over an hour today in
discussing n resolution offered by SEN
ator Hansbrough of North Dakota, di-
rccting the department Of commerce
and labor TO suspend Its investigation
into the affairs Of the international
Harvester company which was order
ed by a. resolution over year ago.
During this discussion Senator Hans
borough declared that the harvester
trust is attempting to control the sc-
lection Of delegates TO the next re-
publican national convention and ls
especially plotting to defeat him for
recollection to the senate. The rcsolu-
ton finally was referred TO the SEN
ate.
The criminal code bin was again
considered for over two hours and at
$40 the senate adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
GRIM TRAGEDY
ENDS ACTION
FORD|vORCE
MRS. MARK TURNER SENDS
BULLET THROUGH HEART
Driven to Desperation by Pro-
ceedingS in Court Room She
Ends Her Life, Pathetic
Note Tells Story,

This is the text of the letter writ
ten by Mrs, Pearl Turner to her moth
er, Mrs, Charles Mausard, few min
utes before she shot herself through
the heart yesterday morning:
Mama: When you find me don't
let me go to the undertaken, do not
get an expensive coffin, put me in a
pine box. What does it matter when
one is dead. l would like TO lie as near
Harry as | can, God bless him. How
! did for him. Then his father says
! killed him. GOD FORGIVE HIM.
When people talk about me. mama,
tell them I'm dead and gone to rest.
! surely was not on earth, | have
been more sinned against than sim
ming. Oh my baby. / am leaving her,
but better 50, he would get her any
how and l cannot live without her.
Carroll, please be kind to her if you
were not to me. | am going.
Mama forgive me for doing this
act. May God judge, not man. II
hope he will forgive Carroll. / will
be gone TO be forgotten. | hope my
precious girl will never go through
Whdt nave. / am loslnB my lnlnd
and am not responsible. Mama let
the children kiss me good bye and
you and Charley, but don't let Car
roll touch me. This my last request |
] know you will keep Charley, They
surely will not take him away from |
you. God bless you all and take care
of you to stand this. You will be ali !
that viii grieve, who cares, No one.
All that / have done for him, what
mercy does he show me. Oh. Carroll
may God help you to understand prob
ably you are not responsible. | know
I have suffered a thousand deaths to-
might; If he will only be kind and good
to Wlnifred is my last request to him.
Good bye Mama,
PEARL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
DUTY EvADEO BY
SH0NTZ FAMILY


New yorI, lam ~ l- putfabfs roods
y,r,al gl hat,,aar 4t ooo and yI 56o
an which ma dut,. was maid when t1r.
wore bro,pht i'm from, I1,.,na IN. Arrs
,rbradnrs p sn,ots and hsr dauphfor
wore fnppd b,. angtons nfn,t,lg MIN
made , search ON tine sbonts reeidonrn
Yesterday Tbis statement was n,ad,
tod,, hy rsprsscptotIye nr Mr.
sbnnts vim mad harn .auihari2ad to .trll
of tha reruIf or tba investipptinp If
was gnid en- tn, tin,e bovayar mat no
effort at conceaImcnt had been made
whom fine famil, ,rrfyed mar thr
tn,ent,. Trunks which tbr, brnpoht i'm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
RUSSIAN WORKMAN
ABANDON ANNUAL ROW

ST. Petersburg, Pa, Jan 22,-The
third anniversary of red sunday"
January e. 1905, passed quietly
There We're no demonstrations, and
tho day attracted little general atten-
tlon. Even the one day strike OF
the worlJmen was not declared this
year, the leaders Of the socialist or
ganlzaton deciding instead to ask the
workmen to contribute each a days
wages to a fund for relief Of the un-
employed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23
British workmen Turn socialists.

Hun, England. Jan. 22.-The dele
gates to the conference of the labor
party now in session here, today
passed a motion declaring socialism to
be the definite objective of the party.
Delegates representing over half a
million members Of the party favored
this resolution, which was passed
amid a scene of the greatest enthusi-
qg,,l
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-01-23

The tragic sequel to a sensational
divorce suit which has been pending
before the district court for several
days past came yesterday morning at
1850 o'clock, when Peefsl-Haa--
lon Turner, aged thrty-two years,
the plaintiff in the suit committed
suicide by shooting herself with a Al
caliber Colts revolver, the ball pass
ing a quarter of an inch below the
heart and resulting in death within
few minutes after the shot was fired.
The tragedy took place in Mrs Tur-
nprs bed room in the residence of her
mother and step-father, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Mausard, 628 North Second
street. That the suicide was pfemedi-
tated and was not the result of an
impulse of the moment, seems to be
borne out by the finding of a box Of
cartridges on the dresser in the bed
room. Two cartridges had been
placed in the revolver, only one of
which was fired.
The tragedy was the direct result
of the bringing to trial of suit for
divorce which Mrs. Turner filed some
time ago against her husband, Mark
Carroll Turner, a carrier in the local
postoffice. In her complaint Mrs.
Turner alleged cruelty and failure to
support and prayed for complete
separation and the custody of htr
-year-old daughter, Winifred.
Turner at once filed a cross complaint
in which he alleged that his wfe's
character was not such that she could
be safely entrusted with the custody
Of the little daughter, and asking for
the custody of the child, as well as Of
a son, Charles Carroll Turner, who |
ts ten years Of age. Both chill !
dren have made their home with |
their mother at the Mausard resi-
dence since the separation Of their !
parents in 1905,
In his cross complaint Turner cited |
instances in which he held his wife |
had shown lack of respect for her !
duties as wife and mother and it Is |
the belief that it was the effort Of
counsel for Turner TO prove these |
charges in the court room which !
drove the unfortunate young woman |
to take her life.
Mrs. Turner was on the witness |
stand for considerable time or |
Tuesday, and was kainN under Sc
we're nervous strain, She was fire. |
quently in tears and had said to |
friends that she did not believe she |
could endure a similar ordeal again. !
The trial was to have continued yes |
terday morning
when court adjourned at o'clock /
on the previous evening Mrs. Turner |
went to the home of her mother on |
North Second street, where she has |
been making her home. The day had |
been trying one. Attorneys for the |
defense had subjected her to a Sc
we're ordeal on the stand and much !
Of the chain of evidence with which |
it was proposed to sustain her hus-
bands charges had been brought out !
The greater part of the night she /
spent in pacing the floor of her room.
She was hystercal at times and al
most violent. Her mother entered her
room several times in an effort to
comfort her. On one of these occa-
slons she said: IT'S no use, mother:
J can't stand 1t any longer; the whole
world is against me The people that
relied on most and thought were my
pest friends-the people that 1