Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 43, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 April 1901 — Page 8

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WAGONS CA ERIAGBS, Anfl Dealer In o Apriculttiral Implements and Fertilizers.

Olli allliwi nai rracttrd iwaterMc i r..porIon .) it- taofMWga - : v . in IM niTiaf ail ti.- ; it- t tu - all ' ' r UM -late and fr.itil itt di; t In - ftuin I r. v'ii Cunntrles. Kv-ry react! I m Indiana ttoakl tak.' u täte paper, aa4 tii .t tmk kntinki..

LARCEST CIRCULATIOM OF ANY NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE. fffjUH ok WIM r. i i i hin Daily, mm jrtar, - - W 00 eekly. one year, - - - LOO

The Weekly Edition Ej 12 Paeet

rfw-ra! li. i üirinir A HorseShoeinp

n .rtti Main Street. JAHPKR, - - INDIANA

ftj hiianuslii Sääs1 Capiy, Indianapolis. Indiana THE JA8PKR COURIER will be luniished with the rcekly etlitioa of th" Indiana 8tat3 S-ntinel for 11.76 for year Im l"th papeit, or in clubs of ten for llö. Siil..-crile (low.

AO UM said necess was due ta his GETTING TALKED ABOUT.

THE 141 I. UTTERS OF AN IRISH LASSIE. i ah ttfata i: - i PMi UCTTKR rBIRTKCN. I Kl I ANH. ASf ' V. l)i.AK Fit.vNiv: V' s'. r l.iv jnt as I win Inithiai my ittpptr Nolli i- All"t CxUl" M "l,,il)K ,'"w) r" uimed from the p ft ofBtMJ II d bffOUfhl me your loV.Bf and dex .ud U iter Aunt Sn,! h ;irv Ne'lie say that ther' was a lettor in Ilia rouu for mm, and ihe warded to know here from. N'ellio told her ami ahe mad. a hr.ak for t!,- sitting KMMJ8 and dnl l Mmi ftt tii-ie a- mam a l iwii bM I nt h ,et,,'r ItamtBa IvM t rah Mat (Mil irr. upomience ns huoii as sliecanie, und tW -''or mMJ has Im-.mi ataiag SM la h't Bff r-id a letter; IM s:iys ih aTUSUj he .iti.-li.-d if 1 would only l.-t her read a single page. Hut I imagine one page would uOy tgeit btl curiosity. I often wonder bat the folks m itttd My if tlMf knew all that those letteis conluinetl. Some girll tel. their mothers about such affair-, and I think it tl i I rilit to ! K; hut I cannot say a -ingle word to my mainin i; and I don't think she will ever IttOM anything concerning my love affairs, until I am aofafld, if that time ever com-. I am too ha.-htul to tall her. that i- the lain truth of the matter; and perhaps y.u are glad of it. Would you object, dear Frank, to DM BM turning it? For my part I don't care whit our iistaut r-datives would say. If you suited rue and I suited ym. and we were in happy our love for each other, they might say what they pleased and get done saying. I am getting to be perfectly independent f what people say. It is absolutely an impossibility to please everybody. People have talk, d about me so much when they did not have the least bit of room to do so, that I am becoming accustomed to it. I hope when you come to give them a new and unexpected subject. Dear Fiank, 1 fully anticipated receiving your n'W photo in the last letter, but I was sadly disappointed. I wonder how many more times you are going to disappoint me? I have come to a conclusion that I will not relate to you ; but I have my own idea conceming that picture. Sumlay morning I did not go to church, rut took your letter in a lit'le box and stole away from the house rr.d out to the woods and sat down under a large spreading beech tree and read and re red your letters, and tried to m ike up my mind to tome effect, hut it was all in vain. Dear Frank. I will never tell you that I love yuu unless I feel that I really and truly do. My better jsdgqMHlt dictate for me to he very caution an lOCfa an important and delicate .piestion. It i not a subject that cau be decided in a very short time; it take a great deal of thought and consideiation. It was a beautiful raoining KUecy clouds tloaied throtun Um IXOIf heights; the gentle muriner of the little creek, the whispering and sighing of the morning winds through the swaying boughs of the trees, the warbling songs of the bird among the branches, the Mittin butterhVs all seeni'd to say: "Whyart thou M ad. Lillie?" And as I cat my eyes far away I was wishing that you were with me so we could have a good, long talk. I a ii not a very good conversation llist or a correal indent, either. Some people I can talk to real well and other I can't And I do hope I can talk to you without any difficulty. If I can't talk to you I will tell you so, or perhaps I wont ne.d to tell yon. Judgi from your HHten you are a good conv-rationa!it. Many cra'l secret of success lies in their conversational -.vor- And I h pe y i i are well up in that line. H a ir t. .v. how itraaga it seem to me that you should have loved DM 10 long, and I never even dreamed of such a thing. And I expect I would not have known it to day if I hadn't written to you when 1 did. I have been going with a young man by the name of Frank Brown, who 19 a young law student. I think if he studies hard he will make a good lawyer some day. But I don'i have the least idea that he will ever practice his profession to any famous extent. Hi father is dead, and left him .piite a large fortune, i I noderttaod, and I am inclined to think that Frank feels independent. lb- ha a very smooth tongue, at least smooth enough to b ed the girls plenty of taffy. I gave him to understand that I only ate one kind of taffy. Hut all the boys can feed plenty of taffy, and girls too but I think the boys are the worst. Dear Frank. I can not agree with you about my hair combed back straight. I don't think it is becoming, and I never heard anyone else say so but Eva. Horaetimcs when she comes down I have mv hair combed back in front and down a little at the side-, and she alway ays she likes my hair fixed that way. If it suits you that way I will comb it that way for you when you come. Hut as for ray looking iik an angel, that is entirely out of the question. Dear boy, you didn't kn iw what you was about when you wrote that ; if you wa- to sea me now ycu would change your mind. I have on a light wrapper and sack, no trimmings. Well, I must close for to-night, by whispering a sweet goodright, good-night. Write real soon. Voir devoted little girl, Lii.uk. (To be continued.)

So the BUSINESS MAN'S success depends ao on his keeping his business before the public in a business way -TELLING THE TRUTH in is advertising all the time. THE JASPER COURIER Will betp y mj to the publicity at a small price. The other part i upon yottf own honor and conscience.

T i : :-eari Advertiser

till betti r puhli. ity than the transient one Your announcements are lolicttad. Tuom13-2, Uingjus'up.

Opinions of Women Nature is in e.rnest whn she makes I woman Oliver Wendell Holmes. What is civilization? I answer, the power of good women. Emerson. A woman finds it a much easier task to do an evil than a vir.uous deed I'lautus. Women are too imaginative and unsitive to have much logic.MadatM DuDeftand. Fools that on women trust ; for ..i their speech is death, hell in the'r smile Tasso. There are thre Mings a wise man will not ru-t tic wind, the sunshine of an April day, and a woman's plighted faith. Sonthey. A woman, the more curious she is ab nit her face, i commonly the DMN careless about h-r house. Hen Johnson.

Trust not a woman when she weep, for it is her nature to weep when she wants her will. Hocratea.

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SPRING GOODS! All the latest styles at BARGAIN PRICES. I

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IDE JASPER ROLLER MIELS

Make the Celebrated .

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA They also want your

And nay the Highest Market Price in Ca-r

Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times J. ß A. ECKERT

stnna the coucn ami cin.a the cold

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26 cent.

Southern Indian Teachers' Association

The 2th annutl session of the Son i hem Inli na Teachers' Associ-

tion clrned in Seymour Saturday

afternoor. The last addiess was

delivered by State Superintendent Jones, hs subject being "The New Centurv Outlook." Next year the

meetina will be held at Blooming

inn Tie followiun officers were

elected: President. J. H. ToObHo,

Hhelbvvnle: first vice president, C

B. Newtcn, ciorth rnon; secona vice pree.dent, W. A. Wallace, Washington secretary, Miss Facnie Watta, lefferaonville ; treasurer. W. D. Kafrfj, Martinsville; chairman of eaaODtlve commbtee, James

K. Heck, Blooadngton. An advertisetaent does not sell goods, but it haiH ÜM nailer to sell them.

PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

Fairbank's Standard SC aflklalES!

FAIRS iNKS-MORSE

GAS AND GdiJIalNf

For Generd Power Pur oses. From U Horse Power up. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY WIND-MILLS. TANKS. PUMPS AND .PIPES.

FAIRBANKS. MORSE 61 Ctk Louisville, Kentucky. FELIX LAMPERI Agent for the Empire Drill. Sucker State Drill. Keystone Corn Husker Ä Fodder Shredder. Blount's TruolBlue Plow Manufacturer of WAOONSvlANDlBUCCIES. Repairing of aU kinds. mmrnmt Jasper.Hndiana.

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