Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 3 March 1905 — Page 8

Miidlaou Township Trustee Not fro. Notice is eivan tlut hereafter the Trus te of Ms. Lsvu township will Ln 111 ire.an 1 on the tirt Saturday ol 'h,!i .nontti, and tue I ataing Saturdays at mv residence, one unit southwest ul 1-vland, for the par wee of atieudiiuc t. township Dusiuess, And all peracns hv in basine with the township ai exDei 1 to contine it to those days. f he township library is kep. at Sstu'ii KwMU in Irelant where all may potato the books. The Indiana Sohxl books will b ioind at Win. T. Young's store at all r ii -f. Bauen A. Glbsbm, J.ri ' lW-y Trustee Madison Tp boost Township itumNot let. lue andrsi(rued, Trustee of Hone township, Dubois county, hereby -notice that he will attend to all tusinea pertaining to the orb. of Trustee, at his rMkkmet, t'our-niiles southwest of Por-' tersville, on Saturdays of each waak, an 1 epiests all persons htvinir (owns business to present U oaSalGU lay. Cittvus desiring books from the Township LH tary, are notified that the Library is "t i my residence. School books a! Mrs. Mary Gl IcrV at IVrtersviile. Pstta I. Scwaa, Trustee ROOM Tp Jan. ' IB06 -J. j ii urolfoa FrattMi Nottee Notice is hereby given hat thf mir .iied Trustee of Harbison town.will atMMl to township busiaese on eaMonday of the year, at my oiEce, ai ' persons having township busiaees to! transact are re .paired to present it to hin an Monday. . fh townsnip library will be kept my home near DabOM. Jons L. UaBDBK, Trtlt e

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"Really, Evelyn, it w to bad of M. u oaieiiow mh w -Ing here after ner promiie.M said Mrs. Hauton to hei daughter, aa they stood on the platform of the depot a Saratoga. ,, . "Nevermind, mamma," replied Miss Hauton. "It is but a Pew hours from Saratoga to New York, and 1 can take good care of myself until then. I shall telegraph en route to one or two persons, asking them to meet me at the Grand Central Depot." "Well, dear, your traveling alone is contrary, lam sure, to all etiquette " . . , , This remark of Mrs. Hanums was destined not to be finished. The foregoing conversation was heard with interest by a young woman of some thirty-five years, whose most noticeable trait was an alert pair of light gray e yes. Willi a frank smile the unknown approached the Hautons, ami, speaking in well-bred, apologetic tones, said: "Pray pardon this intrusion, but inadvertently 1 have overheard vour conversation, if thisyoung lady is nervous

' U about traveling- alone, it would give me great pleasure to I chaperone herto New York, whither I also am bound."

nils extraordinary oil er, which would nave been curtiy, or at any rate promptly, declined by a woman of the world, did not strike Mrs. Hauton as being strange on the contrary, she accepted it with alaerity and profuse thanks, and ended by introducing herself and daughter to the unknown, who' in turn stated that she was a widow, Mrs. Kissem, of San Francisco. Mrs. and Miss Hauton were simple, and. 1 fear we must acknowledge, somewhat vulgar people. They were not versed in the ways of polite society, and did not knw much of the world. They had not always answered t .-present high-sound im: surname, being the early remainder of John Houghton, a pork packer of Omaha. The late John Houghton was in many ways eccentric He had started in life without anything but a clear head and indomitable pluck. In the early part of his career he formulated a theory on which he acted until his death. His theory was that there are but two forms of property that are imperceptibly changed by market changes and tiuctuations, gold and diamonds. The latter being less bulky, it had been his yearly custom to invest a part of his savings in the glittering gems, and on his death his wife and daughter found themselves in possession of jewels worth somewhere near $21 N f,000 and real estate and cash to the amount of about one million dollars. This was a great BUprise and almost turned the heads of the two women, who had hitherto lived an extremely comfortable but somewhat plain life, having no idea of the amount of Mr. Houghton's possessions. Many were the castles in the air they built and the plans formulated. The first one to be carried out was a change of name, so that it was Mrs. and Miss Hauton that sailed . for Europe accompanied by maid and man. We shall not follow them about Europe, as their sojourn there was unsatisfactory Thev made the aouaintance of

ir lotfl of men, but these latter, when of the right sort, were

somewhat diffident about making them known to thenwoman folk.

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FarSiiik- Sigwatairi of NEW YORK.

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Weil Man The conductor calls out "all aboard," and the train glides

cf lie. out 01 til- station. - The travelers discussed general subjects untill luncheon. BEST G-I1AOB IN THE STATE OF INDIAN

when some champagne loosened their tongues a little and they became somewhat confidential.

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An advertisenifiit dot'"' not isll goodx, but it helps the seller to sell them. LIMY AND SALE STABLE. r'ERD. VOLLMER, sa n iTRKKT, Jasper, lud ..WATS hav the hest tnrnontf, of any s.ety for mstoraen; particularly romnfr,isl tra?en. ('oiirtfvni an l care.j4 .lrivera to all parts of iMihois an.l alotaing con ntis. Hortes lioartletl and old on cheap terms. Oct II, IMSJ.-1

Miss Hauton was either touched bv these sad confiden

ces or had a preference for cherry conversational topi s; anyhow, she started off at a brisk rate into a cherry disnuition on the season at Saratoga, telling of her conquests

and stating that she was now paying a flying visit to New - York to buy more frocks, so that she might be sure of keeping her captives tied to her chariot wheels. Becoming more confidential. Miss Hauton told her ROW acquaintance about the late John Houghton's money and his strange proclivity for diamonds; she also described

some of the principal articles of value, and regretted that the setting was rather old-fashioned and out Ox date. Mrs. Kissem argued that this was a pity, andlhaving heard that this fortune in gems was at all times left in th1 sole charge of a French maid named Antoinette and an old butler named Johnson, she made a practical sug-

In Drv Goods and No-ir stmn. "Surely. Miss Hauton," she said, "it w.mld be

tions. All the Latest wiser to have these jewels sent to a first-rate jeweler, and Novelties, Etc. Clothing, thus remove so great a temptation from two servants. Shirts, Hats and Caps. You could do so without hurting their feelings by having

them reset, and at the same time having trench paste duplicates made, keeping the genuine stones in some safe

lwvs rend. t dflivf-r We bavf-dein sit vault, and retaining the imitations in vour house

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JOSEPH BUCHART. W.bthSt.. JASPER, JM). m t MM r. Jefferson Tp Nottoe The iin lerfiKiictl trustee of Jef-fir-'n UrWaUhipi Da boll rountv hereby give- notice that he will at tend to all bttaiMM j'retnir.ing tri tba ortice of TlUllM at hi ltd dence one mile north of Bifdtt) on the TtMtdtjra 'if 'ach week and rftie"tH all ('"r-onn having town hip bunine-! t pr-eiit it m ufl'v.r ilays. t J.illN H M OW, Jan S05-I yr Trutp-.

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l 1 1 ii m of riaiKi i eie jmioim m iihtsimi vnrupniiy na- ihnurd a itAteOMttl of it hunii f s for ÜN BDOHtlt t f .'Hiuiary and thn Ipctiaaa in the numb, r of mb criber- i .-htiwn an follow : Nambw ol rabwribcra Jjnaary 1-t, 1000 121,81s Nanbar id4d daring tba month, 4,196 NumbtT dtaooBtinuad tloiiiiK lha naofith 2,9(9 Net incn-a-e for the rauntli 1,287

"GET A TELE RHONE! fhg C'jiiibrland Telephons Ä Teleerap't Iofln v Furnish the hs! LOCJU SluUCt B mm ti I obaoribrn ; ra nv-: fre t'l f bone - r tu ivery poUt reached bv ti.eir line in tb iMü.t fa imtantly rnakinj titaiiakNM antl idJium No "Wild Cat" lostraments us:J No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty Cumberland service cheap at any price Always leader in low rates. D W, WIGrürS, Local Mam

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