Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 47, Number 26, Jasper, Dubois County, 10 March 1905 — Page 8

MadlAou Township Truste' Niotlre. Notic i nven t;iat hereaitarthe Tru le of Matten lovaebia will be in lr .ami on the ttr.t Saturday of eaob u. -it u. una tlie remaining Saturday at mv rniitemt OM aTMlS outhrtt Ot IrvUkBtL for the pur jo of atwrtuing tt lOWMWP Dualises And all peraeu hav IB tmainea with the lowuihip r ex aert 1 to condne it to thoa day. foa townihip library i Sep. at MB kfinf" in Ireland where all may .utain the book. ; The Indiana Sohxl book will be oind at Win. T. Young More at all n?. EUmoi l, Qu! 1906-J Inwtee Maaiaon Tp tiiMHie Township Truste)' Not. re. lue undersigned. Tnntee of Boon township, Puboii county, hereby given notk-e that he will attend to ad hutunes pertaining to the of&M Ol Truste, at hie reidenoe, four -mile touthweet of Portenville, on Saturdays of each week, and aquente all pereoue having township usuiees topreeent it onSatuiday. Otiten deanring book froru the Township LH tary. are notitied that the Library is o mv residence. . t - hoo book .it Mrs. M.iry Gi Ik -at PortwvU. Psrsa J. fratlM Boom ip Jan. 5. 1905 y. I .i trataoa fraatee! Notice Notico is herebv given hat the underHftttad Trustee of Harbison township,! will at.snd to township businee on MOD Monday of the vear, at my orhce. and persona" having' township business to transact are required to preaent it to him an Monday. rh township library will be kept a my tnme neur I Hibois. Joan L. llaiii'EK, fruit

CURES

STOMACH

1 food ftuytAg ligeed. Healthy dlfestion bum pure 1 ood foe Um body, but toaaaoj trouble ariM- trau eveieatMll in eating and stomach dwonier uprt the entiroeyata, improper:. : i-!. jN-d f "i -,r "u J'1 h- . . causing distressing MUM, U'hhing and nausea. When uie anting 1 perflated in the X amm h bajoMMi bbwwmw anil iron Ml and .Ijafefen claims the victim. Thedford't Btack-DfMfw , g i ,1 , .;.'.ia. It fni tlu stomach ami Uwel of congested

ti.a:ter ; i v,n the M.-mah

new lif.. 1 h- Htonia. li is qajcUf invigorated and the natural stimulation result in a good apitit. : be poorer to thoroughly digest I aid. You can build up your tomach with this U Id and natural reiiu-dr. Trv 1 hedford's PlackIraiignt tod.i . IN can buv a package from yonr dealer for 25c. If he doM Ml krvp it. send the money to Tue t'hattanooga Medicine "o.. ' hatu.ma, Tenn.. ami a package will be mailed you. THEDFORDS

B LCKDRAUGHT

MR. MORRIS, DETECTIVE. C -ntiuued from Last Week Miss Hauton laughed at the idea of losing her jewelry, but Mrs. Kiasem'i interest in her affairs appeared to m very kind wd considerate. Thinking of the widow s lonelv

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Get a Home 'Phone! Dubois County Telephone Co. ood Local ServiceLong D stance Instrumenta.

Fun Metallic Lina aancultural Implement W ivt oai Babtcribon free tel . 4pbooe - verv point w

WAGONS

CARRIAGES,

AOJ sealer ln-

and Fertilizers

u-nerftl Ke;airingA ili.rsehoeiny

AS PER,

North Mtln Street,

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Railroad.

Soiilnern

St Louis & looMle Lines.

BftwflNi St. Lout. Loulvllle A and tlie Southeast.

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uv nine neau, uk iwuu ? . hour before the train was due at the Grand C entral Depot

she turned to Mrs. Kissem and said: "J nave not ei leiemphed to any friends to meet me in New one, as 1 tow mamma I should. Suppose you and I go to a hotel tonether? You shall chaperons me and be my guest. We can share a room and have delightful talks at night. Do vou agree?" -' it range glitter seemet to scintillate from Mrs. Kissem's eves as she replied: "Your suggestion and invitation are far too kind and thoughtful for a lonely woman to lightly reject. Thank you very much. 1 accept with great pleasure." . . , . , Arrived in Now York our travelers and their baggage were speedlv conveyed to a commodious hotel in a posit ion handv for shopping, and possibly a theatre. Having engaged a large bedroom, they went upstairs and had their baggage unstrapped. By the time they had their belongings disposed of to their joint satisfaction, the hour was late, and they agreed that it was bedtime so thev startedto make their toilets for the night. Mrs. Kissem undressed in the bathroom, and by the time she was readv to get into bed Miss Hauton, very tired from her journev, was alreadv lost in the land of dreams. When Nfiss Hauton awoke in the morning she found that it was 9 o'clock, and that Mrs. Kissem was already dressed. The latter laughed off Miss Evelyn's apologies for her slothfulness, saving that she was always a very early riser, and made it an 'invariable rule to be out of doors by 30 a. m. however late she retired. The acquaintance thus peculiarly formed noened rapidly and progressed bv leaps and bounds to friendship, resulting, after two or 'three days, in all sorts of plans that had the common basis of going somewhere or doing something together. Having dispatched to Mrs. Hauton a letter full of enthusiastic praises of her new friend, Evelyn followed it up bv another announcing that she had invited Mrs. Kissem to come back to Saratoga and stay with her for the remainder of the season. Mrs. Kissem in Saratoga was not by any means a rival of Evelyn's; on the contrary, she appeared rather repellent trmon- anH now to M)s ftauton'ssururise. Evelvn becran

reacn in 'on ana aajoimng ooanuas, i i ; . , w (more than too town,) and we an-to show a distast for masculine society, and an absent-

improving and extending our hnr minded ness that was quite new.

The middle of September came ana the season wanea. Visitors spread their wings for flight, and with them the Hautons who went to their house in Fifth avenue, a recent purchase that they had not yet occupied. Mrs. Hauton was not destined to remain in New i ork,

though, as a telegram came from Omaha telling her that she should come on at once in her own interests. Mrs. Kissem could chaperone Evelvn, so, having no anxiety on that score, Mrs. Hauton took time by the forelock, and with but little baggage made an immediate start for the west, having her maid Antonette accompany her. Miss Evelvn and Mrs. Kissem had plenty to occupy them

whilst settling down in the new house, as all the servants,

Tlio Kind You llavo Always Bought, iunl which hn .

in um for mi r .to yours, Im norm, tue signature ut

und has bron made under hi

Komd HuprrviMlou nlnro ita laftUMPf How no ouo todHcive you in tin

All C'ountTfVlts, IinitatloiiM and " JiiHt-a-frnod" are tmt BxpcrbMBtal that trifle with und ondaiirar tho ImmiIU. . lut'uutH und Children -Kxporience agaiust LxovrUut-iit.

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What is CASTOR I A CaMtoria a harmlens uhntituto for Cantor tu, rr. fertei Drope und soothing syrups. It in Plan an m n contains ncitlur Opium, Morphine nor othn n.,.u hiibstaueai Its ag Is its guurantiH'. It destroyi . tm aad tallajn rtiTBiiilmfi it cure IMatrlMBa ami Hino Colic. It relieve Teething Trouhle, cures oiiMiimt"v and Flatulency. It Mlaallates tho FmmI, rgulaU t. Stomach and llowels, riving healthy and natura The Childreu'H Panacea The Mother's Friend.

GENUINE

CASTORIA

Bears the Signature of

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The Kind You Have Always Boo In Use For Over 30 Years. Txt etiTT.u eoMf, TT KU TllflT. mw TO OtT

phone service to every pol

reach in hlr and adjoining counties.

'Very Jay.

No Shouting. No Party Lines. No Second Hand Stuff.

MARTIN ECKSTEIN.

DSAUM 1! URNITUR

Rale

Bu"ineis $2.00 per month Rer-idencea 75c 11 "

Of every description. Matresses, Baby Carriage Go-Carts, Etc

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JASPER, INDIANA.

Call us "HOME PHONE," short. Office and Exchange Kuebler Block.

for ii

THE JASPER ROLLtri US Make tho Celebrated

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PATOKA LILY FLOUR.

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restores VITALITY with the excention of Johnson, the butler, were new and

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needed instructions. Mrs. Kissem used trequentiy to taiK:

of the magnificent Hauton diamonds, and finally succeeded in making Evelyn nervous about them, so that she now kept them in her bedroom. Still acting on Mrs. Kissem's . rwTr A . A adVice, Evelvn kept them all in a large dressing-bag with BEST GRADE IN THE STATE OF INDIANA

a strong lock, so that none of the new servants might sus-

The Haut ns wert- nothing if they did not keep up with piey also Want yOUX e times, and to be up to date a cottage at Newport is J J

Newport cottages described by house agent

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r"CrTV!ii0rTypcribn"cih.r.fii pect thi' treasure that was stored in the house. ou:i mn will rlQ tboir loat iskubood. ml oUJ 1 TT , . . , a. I.

aro will racorer thnr youthful Tifor by ul&l

Itfl4. H quICMiy Ina umy raawm unrour . Bm. Loa4 Vitality. Unpotoocy. Mglitly EmlMlont. tnO

au .u.ct o uaorci4uidindi8CrMoo desirable. Newport cottages aescriDed ov nouse agenis SZffSSS'JmJS! sound all that heart could wish for, but before a purchase

ll.-"at nrrt. (nolo 4Da dkxhi poiiuw, vnuai lr. back the pink glow to plo chka a,-.d r tor in tba flr of youth It ward eff Inaamty

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LiVKRY AND SALE STABLE. Zm

KERD. VOLLMER, a n -TRKKT, .F.lSiper, I 11(1

. way live tHe bvt tarnonte, of ny j -aretv for niitomer; particularly com- i

a personal insnection is alwavs wise, so it was that one

'SllwÄ. aVcTS reVi ,iav early in October found Evelyn and Mrs. Kissem on! r. It can b carried SMMMjrMl mat. PK-rl Tolord tn UL- ot ennnrt' liartruinti trint

uh.ii ct ivuvv-tv loiauu ,ß iwvn a v. ounvtij uuigunw were in the market. Just before they started Johnson had asked for leave of absence as his mother was dangerously ill, and had gone to Philadelphia, whence at the end of

four days he sent a respectful notice of the demise ot his parent, saying that he would return about three days after

the tuneral. I he house had been left in charge ot the nrst footman, James, a nephew of Johnson's, for whom the latter was ready to vouch in every respect. James felt proud of his responsibility, and when a telegram came to him he opened it in the servants' hall with much pomposity, and read aloud as follows: " A lasalsSMS Mr Arthur Saloriit will rail for my ilnsing-lig, Oivf it Ui him, ami r-lirct all letters to I rean House. Newport, It. I . f.r three dy." Ern rs n atrros. About two hours after the arrival of the telegram, a hiirhlv rpsripptahip valpf nrppntpd u r;ird insrrihpd "Mr.

tions AU the Lateat Arthur Sartoris, Dilettante Club," and asked for the dresNovelties, 2Btc. Clothing, sing.bag, which was handed to him without demur Hav

ing refused James invitation to come into the butlers pantry and "take something," the spruce servant called a

passing hansom, and went down town. Mrs. Kissem proved tobe an indefatigable house-hunter, and day after day found suitable habitations that she and Evelyn explored from cellar to garret, until at last they found something that in every way took the capricious fancy of Miss Hauton The house question being now disposed of, and Newport

.ferenn township, Duboit county - u.cv mauc u . u.ci inmu, , mur . JIC

hereby irivei notice that ha will at :LUI" laces luwaru ixew i orK, and agreeu on an aiier

rWHEAT Äjid oay the Highest Market Price in Cash Flour and Ship Stuff for Sale at all times J. A ECKERT.

In Dry Goods and No

ons All the Late ovelties, Etc. Clothin

Shirts, Hats and Caps.

Bttplt and Fancy (iroreriee. .V.way rpady to deliver. We have both Phones. JOSEPH BUCHART. W. tJth st . JatSPIB, IND. I Oca. a mav afeffenon Tp. Notier. The utidersigued trustee of Jef-

A TELEPHONE! ' '

The Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Comianv Furnish the host LOCAL SEkVICE. R na tidf pubsrriberfi Lre iven free telephone sen I to avery poit reached bv their lines in th county and they are constantly making extensions and nltli 1 1 re No "Wild Oat" Instruments used. No Shouting Required. Party line telephones a specialty Cumberland service cheap at any price Always leader in low rates. D W, WIGGrS, Local Manager

busing pretaining tojnoon train of Thursdav.

his resi-

nil

:e of Irn-tff nt

dence ine mile north of ran a

on me niesoayn or earn wee

reueets all persons having town ship business to present it on office

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Courteous ml rar. , JtQ , ( . Trute9 a at Ik.. 1 .... . am ,1

ntft mi travelers

i. arivera to 11 part of Dttbeej ml 1-

o'.aüiK coanties. Hortes loar.leil ml lot U oa cheap ttrmi. ort it. wm. it

The iournev was destined to be made alone hv Miss

Hirdseye Hauton, for Mrs. Kissem was summoned by telegraph to ieek and ur r.v,; ; u : :n ? .i .i. ' i

y auiiiiuii, uiii in tue M'imuh iiiiies n me t)iny rei.ttive in any way near remaining to her. "I must go, dear Evv," she said, "but you may rely on my being with you bv Saturday evening at the very latest. Take care of yourself, and be a good little girl."

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