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ths F4-Ht 9HIriEt e;tru-t:t aEtiig+f
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yuuuE 1,sTls II Int u L t:tu-Gn n
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SEtutN ID JisS vii i,s ~ ELjt IN us
vurus 1htlss End ths puii.i: If trrt-ae
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MiHHas DtuI Tg-br unit EsEstl NJ
mn war4 hngaaHHsk Muudur evening L:
IN mrrahmEnUw LnEE r-var IL hmm.
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swlEr. NJ, En6 M-h. M-tlctisl Mint
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TINS hsitIcs Ent 6EnEnuE pwad hr Ihs
tiEztlG If T.nuls. IND 1IErI.tls uu
u. LhE IaucharE fund.
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BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS.
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III md Hrx, 7. p EA1as la.: ans
z-aa-upun fu- \ itrrs H1up n NJ zEfs
Fzrk mud n stsuost F4Eit u Rspa-1l
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III. Esilsy vii 1uhiirt m ne f1.u-s
q aTur-tnr End tiHtttus whit EwET.
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li!'SLuflas III -ht V'.iaE aut1is Luz.
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Auuu1r 10 Ii -iissf lr lsTy Ell, III :0U
Il IJpaE--ne % me 1nl-d n. 4tucs-
nun TIN; me IurEl rEluE1iur u III LIZ.
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70 The lREt RRReaHmaIr tharau.. is slG-
lEk hbGiZs- itliue raul 44rElR 10 Ln4
whine ID Ef,E7A'fAD. J,s-EnnEl Jrupa-.y
10 1ht rn1us I'd s1:a..h .E!e.2ss md -Efl-
-uRd Euf uthT JrtG.ArS HHRsaaad IN
rhs huE-d ID JuiLis wurks T. the EElne
n Sh.REE ,SEsEss rs naLtsiat ID 1tis
1iuE-d fy Iha reninEr w1nnEs our II IL
10 mike sucn 1Fgiu-, End Il BtpaE-tnr
rum the 3nsEnluE tsRttrartas 1hE; il
as nanaHsEIy 10 rILiEs 4yy levy, utter o.
daur1tag M eraHtts, Ell. E-rS nc anr antItt.
ans purpnBss End E.g.afhiDB I'm rant.t-
EY' purpHssss thsrafure II d. distHf-
ntnsd 1hEt n asET nm ahr:h G,ns Fun
nrs1 DriIilsa rIluutilu nj Fg.sar su..rTts
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-usIl Disbursements s.. .. f...k 40
Ennu1r - itt :-tlHHd iy lFrr 81. H.. lls
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE,
EEiHIHzs: 5sas5t-t
T,ht Euauuf Gus, E1Ia me Emnu1r
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TurEl -AaatJItf ...--...-- .E1k,qIf.%1
S-E=irT,E=sa Expenditures,
TIA. f,EINt~E u71F
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carnp.l I'm allrasns Ezs:
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
MANLOVE AGAIN IN RACE
Pierce City Man Announces Can
didacy For Congress.

Joe J. Manlove, who was the Re-
publican nominee for Congress in
II his district two years age, has de.
CT led to again be a can lidate for
the nomination at this year S
primaries in August and makes
the following formal statement:
To the Republican voters of the
Fifteenth Congressional district:
Two years ago you were kind
enough to nominate me as your
candidate for Congress from this
district. | made many friends
during that campaign and thank
you for the confidence you rep rs
ed in me at that time.
l have concluded to again be-
come candidate for the nomina
ton for representative in Congress
from this district and invite the
aid and votes of all persons who
believe in the principles Of the Re-
publican party, without regard to
past affiliations.
| propose to stand squarelv on
the platform and principles Of the
Republican party. Chewing that
those principles will be for The
greatest good Ct the people Of thi,
district.
If you nominate me rs yours'an
ard bes,er in this d'strict, prom
Use to use all nv eudeavors TO hd.
vance the interest, 1t the party tc
which we belong.
yuurs very t'ulv.
Joe !. MANLOVE.
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THE JASPER NEWS
ARTHUR F. DRAKE, Publisher,
JASPER. MISSOURI.
Entered at the PostofIice at Jasper,
Mo-, as second class matter, Septem-
Der 81, 1898.
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DRY FORK.
Mis-. W. +. KING.

Mabel Smith visited her mother, Mrs.
Conrad, one day last week. Mrs. Con-
rad is quite i'll.
Opal Stith is still improving.
DR.. Hendricks WAS out to see +. r.
King sunday.
II. T. Elliott and wife visited Sunday
ut Mustin Stith's.
Frank Howard and family, who have
been visiting relatives here, have re-
turned to their home in Canada.
Il. r. Kings Public Sale held at his
place last Thursday was well attended
and things sold reasonably we'll.
Wilfred King and wife are now living
at home with his parents.
Laura Miller called ut Riley Kings
one day last week.
Press Wood is the last TO butcher in
our neighborhood.
RUBY Smelser visited Miss Garrett
one day last week.
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MALTA.
Miss EMMA AlAGERS.

Raymond Foster and Virgil Carter
visited Dan and viii Mayors sunday.
John Welsh @ud family visited Guy
Mcconnell and family sunday.
Mrs. John Sheets WAS in Joplin
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Robert Wolfe Visited Mrs. Will
Carter Friday afternoon.
Iarcnce Kieth and family visited
NJ. Foster and family ''riday.
Dan and viii Mayors visited Ray
nn,ud Foster sunday evening.
John Sheets is very sick with rheu-
@.alism at HE home uf his sister, Mrs.
luneVau, in joplin.
q. NJ. Mayors called on +. j. Hill
sunday moaning.
Harold Sheets came home Saturday
after IL weeks stay in joplin with his
brother John.
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Member Ozark Press Association

There has been but little change
in the war zone. The little news
reaching this country enables Us
TO gather the following: On the
French front. The Germans claim
unimportant advantages, but the
French war office claims that their
lines are intact. In the East the
news indicates that the Turks have
been driven back to their second
line OF works in the Caucasus. The
most sensational event "f the week
was the arrival at the Nor folk, Va,
harbor, the English ship Appam,
flying the German flag, with prize
crew aboard This will raise some
difficult questions in diplomatic
circles.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
AFTER THIRTY YEARS
MAKES LUCKY FIND.
Claims he Had Been Seeking all
Over For Something That
Would Bring Success.

How would you feelifatter thirty !
years of seeking something TO give
you relief from catarrh, you &C
cidently ran across n medicine
that not only gave relief but mac de
you feel like a differe Mt person all
together. This very thing has &C
CURED in one mans life. and he feels |
so proud of it h. wants his friends
as well as the many other unfor-
tunate men and women who suffer
from catarrh to know about it.
The fortunate manis John Scham-
merhorn, who resides at $40 BUT
ton Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.
The following is what Mr.. Scham
merhorn voluntarily stated few
days ago: a.
after doctoring for thirty years
for catarrh | was induced to try
Tanlac", said Mr.. Schammerhorn,
and it has done me more good than
all the medicines have ever taken.
| used 10 have awful spells with my
stomach and was forced to remain
away from my work three and four
days at time. Since taking Tan
lac have never had any trouble
with my stomach, and my catsr.
rhal troubles have left me entirely.
| gladly recommend Tanlac and
will be pleased to answer all in
quiries." -.,.
Nervous, run. down men and
women whose strength has been
Slapped by modem maladies spring
ing from a disordered stomach,
liver, kidney or catarrhal troubles
which are the base of so many ills,
and who need more strength, better
assimilation. regulated circulation,
quick and effective toning up of
the nerves in short, a publication
Of the system, will find that nothing
compares W it'll Tanlac in its rem.
edial effects
Tanl4c is now on sale in Jasper
at the II f. Pitts Drug Store at
SLIGO - bottle, three for So. IS or six
bottles for $500.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
How Appendicitis Can Be Pre-
vented.

Jasper geo. lr should know that a few
doses of simple buckthorn bark, glycev-
inc, etc, ~ mixed in Adler.i ka, often
reii-v- Or prevent appendicitis. This
simple mixture removes such surprising
fu matter that ONE SPOONFUL re-
lieves almost ANY CASE constipation,
sour stomach or gasE A short treat
ment helps chronic stomach trouble.
Adler-i ka has easiest and most thorough
action of anything we ever solo. II. F..
Pitts druggist.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
Cards of Thanks.

We, the undersigned, hereby ex-
press Our heartfelt thanks to the
friends and relatives who so kindly
helped care for our wife and sister,
the late Mrs. Roy Radford.
Mr.. Roy Radford.
Mrs. Troy Masters.
Mr.. Henry Winder
Mr.. Lloyd Winder
Mr.. Orville Winde .
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17
DR.. Bell's Pine-Tar. Home.

For your cold, for your cough, for
phlegm, thus relieving congestion. Pine
general relief follows. Breathing be-
Tar Honey. 1t is an ideal treatment.
At Ii. L. Pitts.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
sympathy and assistance during
illness and death of our darling
baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fl Bedell.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

The deepest gratitude of our
hearts goes out to many dear
friends and neighbors for kindness
and sympathy extended during the
long illness and at the funeral of
our beloved husband and father.
Mrs. Henry Gather and Family
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1916-02-17

We wish to thank the dear
friends through The News for their
kindness and thoughtfulness dur
ing the sickness and death of our
beloved father.
c. B. Hinamon.
G. w. Hinamon
o. G. Hinamon.
Mayme Peterson,
Hattie Wine.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
REGULATION OF RATES
!. BY BOARD IS OPPOSED

The suggestion Of Chairman Alex,
sander of the house committee which
has the shipping bill under considera,
ton that the provision permitting the
proposed shipping board to fix ocean
freight rates should be eliminated is
significant of the difficulties the com.
mittee are meeting with in the at,
tempt to make this measure acceptable
TO the shipping interests of the coun.
try, says the Maritime Register.
This suggestion has the approval OF
the President and the secretary OF
commerce and unoffcially that of the
interstate commerce commission and
u will probably be adopted and a pro,
Vision Vesting in the shipping board
power to correct any fragrant injus,
tice In ocean transportation rates sub,
stituted.
To assume that ocean freight rates
could be controlled the same as the
rates Of railroad transportation is an
error that was apparent to the ship,
ping interests. The provision to fix
ocean rates is impractieable, but il is
only one of the bad features which has
created opposition to the bill through,
out the country.
The proposed elimination of the
ocean freight rates provision is evi,
denee Of an uneasiness on the part of
the administration rs to the ultimate
fate of the shipping bill. Hence the
suggestion of the elimination of this
feature In order if possible to win over
opponents TO this measure And it is
possible that those having charge of
the engineering of this bill through
rcrares' are prepared to make further
important concessions rather than that
the Administration should suffer loss
OF pre-, tige through its drfeat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
SPOR u 8
H|LO REGATTA
NOW ASSURED
- &
Three Local Crews To Compete
With Big Island oarsmen 4
July Fourth

It has been definitely decided that
Honolulu will send crews to Hilo to
take part in the regatta to be, hold
on July 4. "
Ray Rietow, secretary Of. the Ha
waiiap Rowing Association, on Satur-
day received a letter from NJ. A. Mic.
oil of Hilo stating that the regatta is
assured and that the proposition to send
three crews TO Hilo has been enthusi.
astieally received by the Big Island
people. ..,.T. "a.
, The Hilo Fourth of July committee
have set aside an amount which win
be more than sufficient to cover Hilo IS
portion of the expenses Of bringing
the crews and their equipment across
the water and returning them to Ho,
nolulu.
1t is proposed to bring 30 men to
Hilo in connection with the rowing
consisting Of crew Of six men, two sub.
stitutes, and coach and coxswain
from each of the Healani, Myrtle and
Honolulu rowing clubs. 81 ,-...
Whether pair and single scull
races will be included in the program,
has not yet been definitely decided.
1t is said that an excursion to Hilo
by an inter-island steamer is assured
and that the steamer will probably
leave Honolulu on the morning Of Sat.
urday, July l, the men returning to
Honolulu on Wednesday morning. The
Kilauea will probably be the steamer
chartered for the excursion.
A splendid course has already been
In id ont in Hilo harhor n much hpttRT
one than the Honolulu course. 1t will
be q two-mile course over triangle
route, which enables the spectators to
view the entire race and be in ut the
start and finish. The racers will
start from the base of Kuhio wharf
toward the end of the breakwater,
then on a half turn will make bee
line for Reed Bay, thence on a half
turn to the end Of the Kuhio wharf,
where the finish will be.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-05-02
WHEELER WANTS WHARF AT
H1L0 EXTENDED SIXTY FEET

A. c. Wheeler, engineer in charge
of the public works department work
on the Big Island has urged the extern
sion of the Hilo wharf forty five or
sixty-feet, and that immediate repairs
be begun on the present wharf which
he says in a report to Superintendent
of Public Works Forbes, is in a bad
state. The wharf is to be extended
either fOrty-fve or sixty feet, accord
ing to the number of piles it is decided
to add to the structure. Wheeler also
reports that the work on the Hamakpa
homestead road Is Keeping him busy,
and progressing satisfactorily. This is
the well known "Chin Chuck" road,
and promises to be great convenience
to the homesteaders when completed
Other improvements are being made,
says the Wheeler report. D..