The Jackson herald., March 03, 1904, Image 5

About The Jackson herald. (Jackson, Mo.) 1897-1911

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:o Syfttem Excurtlon. j
1 and 15 from Cape ON
Mo., and Thebes, 111.,
iahoma and Indian tern
and intermediate points:
?ay $8.60, round trip 15;
is; One way round
lowest rates ever from
&i.napdoau. Liberal stop
wiivfleccs and 21 days'
round triD tickets.
r further particulars address
t Pe, General Paasenger
U Cape Girardeau. I
tlJard Memorial Meeting.
L Wfflird memorial meeting
by the W. C. T. U. last
day afternoon was well at-
(mil mm wiv i'- & j
leired. The address on "Miss
lard's Life" by Rev. Osbron
fine. He showed forth her
......
as a noble and glorious life,
iron which we can learn lcs-
la. Jbe tnougni mw im
seed ttibe writer much, if not
most, was: Do what you can '
ire jou are, live a useful life J
&'m a beautiful death as did j
La tt'iUlard. The songs by the
In. L. tfhowad saaeJl draining.
he recitatiera by Charlie
ipard and Hand Hnrn were
fy appropriate to h .at casiou
were qpoken very nicely,
the poem by Muss Ruby
Ljiw was excellent. J be
were very impressive, espe-
ly the one entitled, If I were
krioe,'' stng by Miss Golden
:Oune. it caused us to think
ectly-of ihe one voice among
oes which sung songs of aom-
i and cheer and spoke so .many
no, useful and helpful things.
tnr a few remarks tram Rev.
liitfield in behalf of mnney to
try on the good wok a collec-
n was taken. W-a .hope all
tjqyed the meeting as did the
liter. Member W. C. T. U.
Card of Thank.
The Jackson Trades' and Labor
Council desires to extend its
hearty thanks to the A. O. U. W.
and the M. W. A. of Jackson,
also to -the friends of our de
ceased brother, D. C Masters,
and friends of the trades' council
for their kindness toward us and
the valuable assistance rendered
to our order in the burial of our
deceased brother. Signed.
J. W. Baker, .-"
Geo. Pedioo,
J08. O. VANCE.7J
Trades' and Labor
The World's Fair Company,
St. Louis, Mo., adopted, the
New Century Caligraph
Committee
Council.
From Pocahontas.
Resolutions of Respect.
le following resolutions weie
Adopted by the TBades sand
Labor Council of Jackson at a
call Session : ' '
ST-hewae, It has pleased Al-
Ighty God in His'divine wisdom
d mercy to remove from us our
iloved brother, David C. Maa-
s, one of our most worthy and
eful members, one who was
ways ready and willing to do
n part in every good .work and
ed. We feel that we shall mute
Im in our lodge meetings, as he
is a lover of the union and sl
ays had a cheering word for his
others. Therefore be it
Jtesolved, That while we deqply
Wourn the loss of our departed
f other ve implore llim who
Iwth.all things well to raise up
inther ito take Hw .place, and
at the Trades' and Labor Coun
ts of the -cityutf Jaokson -extend
b heartfelt sympathy toihe be
st' eti wife and family.
Resolved, That w e, as & Jadge,
sw in humUlcmitinH'siea to 4ha i
rvine Rulei, who is too wine .to
and -too good to be unkind.
ay we reiliw '-the tun .Ttainitiy
death.
Resolved, Chut .these re sol u-
ons be pmoiluriwjn our minutes.
tutt our oharton- 'be draped in
"ounung for -a period of thirty
Ays, and a copy of these reso-
iftions be presented to his wife
nd relatives and copies sent to
U the weekly papers f this city
w publication. Respectfully
fubmitted in charity, hope and
ffotectioo. turned.
J. W. Baker,
Geo. Pedioo,
.. Jos. O. Vance.
IW-ANTEH A TRUSTWOTHY
I J H .11 . 1 Mn.n,
f Isiness in this county and ad
vening territory for house of
poud financial standing. $20
flight cash salary and expenses
wd eaoh Monday direct from
wadquarterB. Expense money
Nvanoed: position permanent.
Address Manager, 605 Monon
fbuilding, Chicago. 3-17
Tyiewriter and
daily line :: :
Well, "Mr. What Not" has
given no sign yet of his existenoe.
He is undoubtedly a queer roan.
Dr. Rinehart has left our place
and moved to Neelys Landing.
We wish him success in his new
residence.
R. T. Reid is now again mov
ing houses with great vigor.
The Pocahontas school will be
out in three weeks. The pupils
are longing for vacation..
The literary society will have a
sham law suit Friday night. The
charge is bribery. It will be in
teresting. It is rumored in at a soda fac
tory will locate hero. This would
be a good plaoe for a soda factory
and would wuthout a doubt be
ffuraished liberal patronage.
The well diggers, Reid and
Steimel, still have bad luck. As
they were working on it last Sat
urday the lower part gave away
and caved in. They struck a bad
plaoe to dig a well for they have'
had trouble from the very be
ginning. We sincerely hope that '
they will in the future have suc
cess. Cabpo.
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Illinois Central Railroad.
DIRECT TO UAVAIU
la lllluolk Centrul K. 1L to New
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ritclllqS. 8. "L-iuUlana" o llavnna.
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No.
Frisco System.
St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern.
NEW ORLEANS
FLORIDA
1 For Taskee, Bloomfield and intnne-
diate point 6:30 A. M.
9 For Memphis, Tenn., and internie- ' '
diate points 8:50 A.M.
No. 5 For Bloomfield, Puxico, Poplar Bluff,
Naylor, Pocahontas, Walnut Kidge,
Hoxie and Delta 2:25 P. M.
St. Louis & Gulf.
103 For Thebes, St. Louis and Chicagol2:45 P. M.
101 For Commerce, Benton, Morley,
Morehouse, Kennett, Campliell
and Caruthersville 2:05 P. M.
Trains arrive C'ajie Girardeau:
St. Louis, Memphis & Southeastern.
6 .From lloxie, Walnut Ridge, Poca
hontas, Naylor, Poplar Bluff, Puxico
Bloomfield and Delta 12:15 P. M.
From Taskee, Bloomfield and inter
mediate points 7:10 P. M.
From Memphis, Caruthersvillo and
Sikeston 5:55 P. M.
St. Louis & Gulf.
No. 102 From Caruthersville Kennett, More
house, Morley, Commerce aud
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W. It. POWK, (i. P. A., Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Jackson Branch, Iron Mountain.
Going South. Gohif North.
Leaves. Arrives.
STATIONS. j j
Freight. Passnprr. PiMMigr. Freight. Passu gr. Passngr
No. Al. No. 3U. No. 41. No.UU. No. SH. No. 40.
Jackson 8:O0inii. Il:"i5pin. 2 stopin. IIUOaiii. 2 :00pm 4:00pm
(lordonvlile H:tMl l'-MUl 2:2fl " 11:05" 1:44" 8:44"
Dutchtown 8::ti " 12:24" 2:40" l(:4. " 1:30" 8:30"
Allenvilln :15 1:48 " 8:00" 10:10" 1:10" 3:10"
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Connections made in St. Louis and Cairo with
through express trains for Chicago, Cincinnati,
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falo, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Washing
ton and all principal enstern cities. Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars to all points.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS TO SAN FRANCISCO,
Solid traius to Galveston, Houston, Dallas, Fort
Worth, San Antonia and all Texas point. Only
route to Hot Springs, Ark.
H. C. TOWNSKND, G. P. & T. A..
St. Louis, Mq,
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