Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 9, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 November 1904 — Page 8

IWM TowiiAhlp Trustee' Nott-. Th amlervifneit Tnntrt of Boon township, llubois oountT, hsrwby give notu-f that ha will alteu.l to ail business pertaining to the ottioe of Truetee, at lue residence, turee iuile southwest il 1'urterenlle, on Saturdays of eaob week., and tequests all persons having township Imsinees to present it on Saturday. Citihoi deeming books from the Township Labrary. are notified that tba Library it kept at my residence. Christi am Uorraax, Trustee. Dae., 1900 j. 1 II irblMB Trustee's Notice Notice it hereby given hat the nndersUued Trastea of Harbiaon township, a ill at.jnd to township buamaa on each Monday of the year, at my 00. and persons having township business to transact ara required to present it to him on Mondays. The township library will be kept at my home in Hayrrille. Geo sob Nix, Nor, 1900.-W. Truste

Madison Township Trustee Notice. Notice it given that hereafter the Tras tae of Madison township will be in Ireland on the first Sat unlay of each month, and the remaining Saturdays at mv residence, five miles southwest of Ireland, for the purjoee of attending tc township business, and all persons hav ing business with the township ar expected to confine it to thoee days. The township library is kep. at Isaac -rgius' in Ireland, where all may obtain the book. The Indiana School books will be fcKind at Wm. T. Young's store at ail time. is. M. Grxxnk. Not 23. 1900-y Trustee Madison Tp M(R WAGNER M ASTTTACTTUB OS Ska WAGONS " C-ABRIAGES, o And Desaar in o Agricultural Imploments and Fartilizers.

THE BEST

MEDICINE & WOMEN If you are in-nous anl tin-l out continually u could l..ie no clearer snsnnna tf the approach of ssriosa hniials trossble. I'o not wait until you suffer nnh rarilc nail before you seek treatni. nt sea Mad MtUm of Carcroi now jut as rt.ix h a it tiio trouble w'r in ra dareloped and the torturing pain of disordered menstrua: ion, bearing dowa pains, leuo-rrinwa. backache and headache wata drtvina mm to tna aa failing rvl iff thatwiM of Cardni has brought hundreds tf thousanias of women and will bring 1. Wine as Cardui will a ivs oat all trace of wx i n- - ai nervous spell, headache and b aache and prevent the symptoms from quickly developing into dan" gerous trouble I ' will hart to check. Becura a $1 .00 boti Wine of Card ii today. If your daalsf dt. not keep rtt send the nionev to the Ladies' Aui - Dept., The Chattanooga Medians Co., Chattanooga, Teaa, and the medicine will be sent you.

CARD U I

The Lie Tony Tcld

1 kjaj knoa n Jai q h 'alles at "'ontainebkaau ... aw ,i ,1 11 h, 1, .

I , ti I . I j ; f el have a ' Kl ein h

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into tn little held hopital amid the luxuriant rineyard- -i Marl) sur-S. nu'. oiii . a fw mtlesl troiu tin adga of the great forest, M faeogot id bi at oiuf. It mi- earl) morn ill.'. Itnleed the daw ll hud muivc come, and the ruer btstov OS vej pearl) giaj in Um growing light, a rier-i are lie fore sunrise. "WXu-lur ha tried oyouj, f.r D Keroualles nwrj soul. He raiaad his bl 1 stained band in 1 cay salute. I Biaka ti" doubt Inbad Wight bravelv ami m a manner worthy oi the old Mood " hk veins, lie w through and eorerod with dirt. Th battle had tak n place on the previous afternoon, ami the wounded vera conaeOjUantly allowed to lie OUt (HI the fields the

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General Repairing Horse Shoeing 0 Mortk Mala Street, JASPER, - - INDIANA

Southern Railroad. SI Louis & UMk Lines.

Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County

Telephone Co.

ood Local ServiceLong D stance Instruments. Full Met c Linos. We give our subscribers free telephone service to every point we reach in hin and adjoining counties, (more than 100 towns,) and we are eil

improving and extending our lines ivery day. No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.

J Business $2.00 per month.

Callus "HOME PHONE," for bort. Office and Exchange in Kuebler Block.

ound, e linrougb f the ml 0 name.

hold nil rtlle

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Between St, Louie. Louisville A and the Southeast. t 1 eta OA bd ia arraoT. juu.s usus.

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REVIVO

BESTOHES VITALITY

Made a Well Man

of Me.

BrtxlaeotbeeboTremltalo 30rleye. It Acta DowrrfullT and qutcklr Carao when ell others Uli IounemanwillreeAin tJer loet manhood end old

Ben will recover w ' ' REVIVO. II golcklrendoaralrrMtoreoNeraousoecs Loa Vitality, Imp-.teDcy. Nlgf tlT Emlaalona. tort'fow.rmlUn- Memory. WeetlM Vism u.) en effacta ot aelf abawe or exceaeet.d tudlecrttioj zX..v . , iiatnuanorniamaA It

oot cniT earee by rtrrtln ot tbo at o'dieaeea but . . . . a kinnH f.nim.r. brine

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Cafa Parlor Care, and with nee rbn nr rar. through leepint car aeri a fr.itn St Uiui Bed looUrillei.. Chatunte. B.rm;neham and tb.i atalnta in the oiitheat. Niehl tralna between Loolaellte and St carry Paltmaa drawing- room aUeptne; cart with buSel ""C H. B. 9PSCta.0enaral Banaer. St. Lonli, In. S H, H ARDBlCa, 0B. Paa'r Aft. Washington D. C 0 B ALUC5, At Gen.PaM'r At. St. Uai " V K. CLATC0BB, L.K:al Afent. Ja- ll

Styles !

KYERY AND SALE STABLE.

FERD. VOLLMER, ma n street, Jaier, lud Alwars have tha best tiirnonts, of any SAtAety for mstomers ; particnlsrly comAaernal 'rsvelers. Coorteons tnI csra ul drivers to II parts of Dubois and ad

joining coon ties. Horses boanieu ani

oct u. isaw-ly

In Drv Goods and No

tions All the Latest

Novelties, Etc. Clothing, Shirts, Hats and Caps.

Staple and Fancy Groceries. lways ready to deliver. We havf both Phone.". JOSEPH BUCHART. W. 6th St.. JASPER, INI. Oft.. ISO--

It's a regular umraer day picnic to revel in the barnain and de molishing prices offered by The Courier advertisers.

Columbia Township Trustvv'n Not toft, The nndersiirneil, Tnistee of Oolumialp., Dubois I'oiinty, Ind., will attend o I'jwnship businees at his ortit on very SaturIay, and pcreons having ownsbip bnsineee to transact are remeeted to present it on that (lay ol the

ibe Township Library n kept at the

ifhee of the Trustee, where Um enitled can obtain )ooks. Gaoaoi W. Mn ki bn, Trustee. llillhaiu, Indiana Nov. 23,DWO-ly. Advertiser in The Courier are capturing the trade.

whole nilit. L hoiuim" hf adth again.M Then he fainted, his lipa. 11 i- on3 nu n die difl r ! have lived. It did n to lk at this . I' entting away hia K

on. utetnp ine cioi uniform I u ptivat Arm) of the Seine voluniff. - Ifi i t! I knew a heminarist ordained ;i pric bravely throagli i 4"... rth

iui. ivt -1 ma,MvupiH struiultt it hout a sunt

1 miw ai oif that tl

Jacanaa de Kerooalles

iT. Bnddenly it all came back t dm Poatainehfean and the happy, caii less, recklfss lift' in tlu- old town where tin- tfj pavinc Itonea IM saturati-d with history and worn hy

the triad f t li - - that inaih' lt.

Jaeqnea K' Keroualles; Tony,

Vicomtc Ac May; Baool de hollo, and half a doaen otlu-rs ha rum

scaruni fellow who made hie one

lontr hlUtfll.

How often had we shouted the

An, tine chorud in the Rue d

Frani u as the tlow morning crept the ckv behind the palace!

I pon fron the wounded man's lida and went Ottt to the veranda of tha villa, converted into i temporary field hospital. A cavalry officer in the gay blue uniform of hil imniortal" regiment, with a short, fur trimmed cape thrown careleesl back from the shouhler, itood Osood- : ilv looking down OTCT the vineyards. He turne.1 at the sound of my footatepi ami shook haadl gravely. 1

looked hard at Htm. It wa 1 ony dt Muy a grilled, hard fueed ßol-ilii-r

"Well?" hf aaked. He looked into

my face sharply and made a gn

BMtce. "Vou nee.l say nothing. I see from vour faee." Ik- threw away a half burned ciga. retto ind rerumed hii attitude of gloomy leflectiveneai. I ha.l known linn a voung man a few year.-, earlier and. glannng at him, wondered whether I looked as middle aged as fckal

arm.. ulrn all u nnu n . he

Alte' uii ii i" ; suddenly exclaimed with his absurd French vivacity and damped his umirr...! heel on the tessellated pave

ment. "The devil take ull woUkti,

mnn Ami!"

"He will have as many as he can ninnarro." I hllL'L'ested. for I WIM

voumr in thoti Otya, and the little ' . a .11 - a - ai iaa

wound 1 etui carry nan a mi". it V.'t

"Vou remenibef my lister r ToaaW mmtA nuptlv und f nodded. Wo

had all bean ia love with Mile, de Muy, and ihf bad manapl in come wav to keep us nil in hand at once. SlJ- was fre-h from a on vent, where, it seems, then' little arts : Mttai ha aenaired. The "hotte" that

gave me my own hurt was, by the

wav , learned there. o lar as jaeipies de Keroualles had 1 n concerned, j however, we had always known that it was a sunou- matter. I "llefore ÜM) war," Tony de Muy went on. "thev were encaged. Then

'jacqun joined the army. What el-' j could he do ? As for me, I had.al-u-eve hi-en in it. as vou know. It. is

for our countrv. and Jaeoues was

aaaoa the fir-t. It is for our poor

at a- 1

Frame that some of us light IOT UmM Napoleons." He turned and looked into the dim room when- the COtl were ranged in rankshead and foot th length of tot Boot. "He tliinks that she has kept her word," he said, and I womb-red how

u few vears' service could have hard ened him. "And?"

"And she is fiamee to some ltalmn count some scum of Home who doubtless wears high bailed boots and paints his face, as 1 have seen them ' In Lta beet be sp'dte too loudly, andr Jacques da Keroualles, lying in JitfA. a9L rijMiö, rv'aatiw lebj

Side.

We enter, d the rOdni to-etlier. le Keroualles inttleu eben I eav iiu; above ma. "Ali V he ried. "It u tike old times!'" ( I made shift t" sroile, OU t'l" white b'ok was alreadv ftbotil Ins hps. l riehed that 1 could get aw iv. 'e you. TonyM h$ mid, a Ith i sudden change to gravity ehi h had alarayi been characteristic nl nun j Bngliih people, ami there are .il ways a few living at Fontninoblcau, thought De KerottaUea rerj Kroneh "See you, the good Hod wan'- me. What will you? We must be aatisfied." Tony held his lip with hit teeth and made no answer. "If I could have seen Keiiee,"

murmured the dying man. with ft

wistful look at me, In book- men tnvariablv seem to die satistied. In

mv experience thev have always

panted something l couia not gie them.

The voumr man looks crave." lie

paid. "Ah. yes, I know. We vera

to have been married, BOB MM. That U all."

Then he lay still for a minute of so. "I wonder if she loves me," he said in a weaker Tofee, with a calm' assurance characteristic of Ins na tion, whi.li has no awkwardness where we are - : . iscio is and shv.j "Not doubt of it," anawerea Benee'i brother steadily. And the dying mans ayes lighted. If I could tell all that 1 have seen rompaaoed by a woman'i love lchina her back I ihould be diabelieTed. Th. beat stories are rarelv told.

"At bat!" whiapered De kemu-J

alles.

At last." w;b the unflinching reply "Tell me," went on the dying man. "Hid she sav so?" "Yes." " ha. did she sn ?" Tie- Vicomtc de Muv looked in

my face and breathed heavily. As for me. I looked OÜt of the Window. "lid she My she would be content to marry me ?"

-Yea, quite content." "And more- beyond, I mean? All of it? I am th. but of the De Ke-j rouulb-s. vou know." And I heard the first catch in hi-' breath. j "Yea, all of it." answered De-, Muv, who had two little sons at

home in the south, -she ranted that nl-o?" Ya, ihe Wanted that also." Th. n was a silence. The stm was now r.-mir behind the tune tre. -

on tba oliv r bank of the river. ItDolden hebt -howed that n the face

of JtH ques de K roualles which nau

not hitherto been not le. aiue. in-

was lying of an internal bleeding

which in vva- powerteaa to nop. lie looked at me. "M, roURg ma!i," he said with his wonderful gnyety. "vou ee life bu been worth the tiring, after all. To have won that, although it ito v. ...ii b-t." Tony do Muv Was looking at me Mroaa the iot with an expreiiion whi h reminded me of my lir.-t M.rition. Jacquei de Iv ronalles did not peak again, and the smile slowly Chilled, as it" werf, on his waxen fea

ture-. 1 Muv fall d for some time at I S 1,1

to realise that mi rnena vva- oea i, Then he suddenly perceived it, and his grim fate relaxed. "God forgive an '" he muttered, and prc--in' my hand be itrod it of tin- room. Hi horse eai waiting, and I heard him clatter iwav to the fruit, where the fighting had begun again. Ifehry Beton Mernmau m National I i-erv. r.

The Kind Tea HaV Always llouglit. Mad which lias hem in use lor o. r : years, lu borno Hat sfMatatt Ot p aiul lias been limtb- under Iii , i s A lonal inpen latoa mu o lu Inftun Uf7t CA(Z i Allow no one toleceieoii in tin-. All COUBterfelta, Imitations and JgOt M gO0dM are but i Kpertmenta thai trifle with and eoslaaifer Use health at Inlauts and C luldrca I' vim i k m o ayaiust LxperimciiU What is CASTORIA Cftlltftffkl Ll hMrmleM substitute for Castor Oil, Parraorle, I H ops and BoOthlAg B raps, lt is Tleasant. K OOtltatni neither Opium, 3Iorpbiae lior other Karcotifl Ubatanoe. It- age is its grantee. It desln.ys Uorms ami aJlaja Feveriahneaa, it enrea Dtorrtsaass ami Wind ( die. ii relieve Teething Troubles, enrea Oooetl nation ad ri itab-m . lt aialmHatrr Um Food, regulates the Mom:. Ii ami Dowels, giving liealibyaml natural deep, Tbe ChihlrcnN ranacea Tbo Mother's rriend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAIS

Bears the Signature of

SI

The Kind Yon Have Always Boognt In Use For Over 30 Years.

fELIX LAMPERT.

MANUFACTURER OF WAGONS

For all Purpottf Constantly in stock. Suclt as Farm W! Freist, etc., also dealer in DelkEr Bros. Buggies, Carriages. Cxnpirc Wheat DrillsFertilizer and Plain, as mounts True BlueSteel Pious. Heering Steel Hay Rakes ad

Corn Binders. A Liberal Share of trade solicited. Call on or address, FELIX LAMPERT, Jasper, Indian.

THE JASPER ROLLtri Mil

Make the Celebrated

ut

PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

Ho.v It Happened. "Fortune, you know Iraoelca at overv man's door not s

"'I btt ejplaim it."

"Explain i batr

"Hoe . ostnc to inlsi her. Why

in thunder In n't she ring the ball! We never Dai ii.iv RticntlOU t

knocks." The mal ipaach'ipaaatii j ut nw are The CoUBtra'l advertisirs. Thar are talking from tin band itand. Baad them.

BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANi

They also want your

And nav the Highest Market Trice in Ca

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

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"GET A TELEPHONE!" The Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph Company Furnish the tst LOCAL SEKVICE, Rma Mf robaorlhafl i re Rivmi free tlef.hoi.e nervirr to 'very poi... iftabad hy their linen in the e.mnty, sii'l UM aro constantly making extennonn and idoitl i.No "Wild Cat" Instruments used No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty Cumberland service cheap at any price Always leader in low rates. D. W, WIGÖS, Local Managei

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