Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 5 November 1909 — Page 1
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k 4 Vob. 52. Jasi eu, Indiana, Friday, November 5, 1909. No. 5
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THE ATTIC INSTINCT. tf A- "1"t-f
Why Some Perion v,ung o i ninga
That ro nuoonn. The attn- instinct hangs on sur- '. on rlnninrr pv oun
I pri3in i o vw - I ' .. i ... itanio ci nnrcnn lino
lived -n t ity by merciy glancing unil'T - ir Vd. If there are three hat b-nt- we will contain letters, one t. --.vw if ribbons and laces if it's arm it's newspaper clippings and -no anything from a broken
lock t "Id "ad maps. If, besides
tho, 'T" aro uunuics 01 mnga
Why El.lo Wat Sent to B:d. While little- Elsie's elder sister, May, was entertaining her latest ac-
'iuwiuu"i " oi. uiiuuuu aim gen- aumirauon lor
teei young man, in the parlor Elsie and phrae.
A Lively Chill.
The old tiino darky had
lush miuui.
lie also had a deep
Uurhlson Trustee' Notice; Notice !h hervby given that tue underhrned Trustee ol HarblBon townehio.
urn A wil1 fttieni1 10 township basineca on each , WOruS , VlnnHnV nf Ilm vmr at mw n(l!r anrl
great
was relegated to the dining room to resnccl for a man who bus flu. 1ml ii!
play with her doll. ness to devise innovations of speech. This particular one, the possessor J "I jos' tell you Mnssa Itawson has of a kid body and a bisque head, had a pow'ful control oh language,' 4id been somewhat ailing of late, owing one old plantation negro thought to the fact that its head va3 crad- fully on his rot urn from a nolclibor
uaiiy uecommg uctacned
pivotal eves refused
their functions 1 km,
Closing. Alter co
ing for the cause
and
persons having tOA-nuhip buBinoes to
transact aie required to present it to him cn Saturdays. The township library will b kept at my home near JCellerville. Mabtix Thimuno, Truitee. Jin. A, 1008.
. 1 1. It. Anil I I A
uuu us '. niu. i fiici i in ipiiru t-ome- 1
to perform tili cbcrv lime I hear him talk. . ...
of opening and Me was tolling Major Wiliampi v . . .... .... A.. .'..- .1 . . . . J . . . ..i Nnr.irrt ) liArnhv ffivAn (Mat I will at.
rrsiderable nrob-' out tu wie Heins tookon siek aft-.1 1 .' .ul .i".!"' JVlu" n..
Of the trouble fir li,, lg fbo bud. an Stead an Satnnlav of each week at mv office in
BOSTON STORE
NEW FALLANO WINTER MERCHANDISE
,i I(:i..s oi newspapers, not Elsic mnde t,je di8COVorv thnt the 0b nayin in ro-prr t. to her shakinn
t . n a wcycie Eeat anu a .. cnmi,iu:n ;ci,i 1 fSl fit Kilo Il:li1
croon umhri-iln that one might use i BUCCCC(ioti jn oxtrnptinn n 1flrin hu do a'or. same as most folks
V .1 J 1 " r II II mi - """ u ---
in pr!,,.,. tnoairicais ii hi mcse rol, of ti ht, cur,ed hair A
h!n?, ! ,vc noon piacea unaer inc ment ,atcr ghe burs into Ue A a-am.t tho protests of the fam- lor in ft x-iQ of cxcitemen
p .i . - M;.A,i r?
frr .i- an.ng day and clung to Pitv Bakes! No wonder Dorothv
Ihro; m moving, then their own- was sick, Lo)k what wag in he"r pan. I hit's his fi-tu', an I ain't es !. t'.o attic instinct to such an Ktuinm;P.t ci, milÄf unvo Baiiow. gwine forjjel it."- Youth's Comroin-
Ii f i
wnuiu say, vnat ngur is you b posing he used ?" "1 d'.inno," eaid the old man'a wife sulk il;. from (he ironing board. "Ho paid she 'shook like an ash
Mit -Ut there is not the slight- f cd Sjster y ,g ratI Plttgburg ion e,t hono f their ever being cured. Gazette I
ic point i ir Jive?,
The . ' itiiiik from an attic
of viow f-r the rest of the
Second Thoughts.
Not Born Thare. V a-hinirton man. whose busi
ed ft,., r family might as well be- "It cannot be," sighed the maid. ,C4? ,IU" nro,1K " mw 10 e? Kf
- nod. '1 rcsncct vou hichlv. Mr. Hunter. . l0h. a ru". ot on? a8?. ,nt.. ?"
w , Jf:i.i- .nectir.it. where lie had lived in his
come t
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h. !i penpic are wining xomaKe but we are incompatible." I
thn-!w disagreeable-over a bit, "Well. I sunnoee it cannot be
.1 i i i V .: . . '. . ho nrrnstnii n vonornlilP iilI rlmn of
Mann t m ElimPfr flT trraV rVlWa ni rml.'AMl-trr his nlmrmn nnH nnkmn -
childhood
Tn the place where he was born
Clci
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own , or they should not bo ao-t about for his hat, "but it defeats all " " 8 " y n u 1 - 7 c,l of having bad disitions. my cherished hopes. I had planned S? r.r:M they be suspected of do-L house in which I fondly imagined fIlLl" ttJ?0i' -i-" ?1
to have A ..t. it...
me:r!v spring from the attio in- had a pantry twcc as large as the Z I' J" "iC . j i ii i i ' . - ... i . . i asir.ncton man satu: itmrt and ' annot help themselrw; ordinary size, with a roomy closet m q gu ,ulve a, 1ived Iho:r characters were iorrnea ana which to stow away the new cooking aroun(j ic.r have now hardened for a scheme of 'utensils and thincrs that a woman , ni. .m . a -o.
We where certain things wer- al-1 naturally buys when a peddler ,tnnA :iM
. . i ti i, .i vui tx l u uw'u aiiuva XAViiii iicic vev L rtr.f in rim I . v yrhAi0 11 .....J IF 1 ' . ..
1 n in mv Lviiui, ukucia ill UUIllta IIUU11U.
the w.vd !iod, others in the pantrv
icJ tho r lplward on the first floor, lull ot! - t in the closets on the
sext Ör. and everything and-anj'-
thmg that overflowed from any of the.e plaios wak just taken up to
tie attic. And now" these peer dear
tonls hve with a cellar, three Btories
ind an attic still lodged in their Inind, and, though they will in
time di:irpear, like all unnecessary
EenuVr--evonth toe, tails, an ap-l
wuu. v-in ine meanume inev
"Stay, George," she said, falter
ing. "Perhaps I have been too hasty. Give me another day or two to think it over. It is not impossible that that" Philadelphia Ledger.
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
WONDERFUL MOVING VINE.
One
of tho Most InUrattlng f-Aii
Phenomena on Flcr4.
Near the bank of the Guadalup
(river J saw something green upon
the fro und and. hurrying forward,
a lovely nnc with leaves thun those of the smilax.
The vine
Klnglako Stories. Kinglake, the author of "Eo
then." was afflicted with eoiit. and fninnl
he had a fancy to try a ladv doctor smaller
and wrote to one to ask if gout was 'of a nuJe, lender creen
are i bevond her scone. She reolied. hml its root :thout live feet from the
MTin,7 tnuble with them, they are "Dear sir, gout is not beyond my trunk of a towering cottonwood
nnorm? and fighting for them, and i scope, but men arc." tree and spread out on the ground
u lakes a serious operation to TeaoTc so much as one scrap book if the owner think he may like to read it r.or in his old. age. Har1 I.- . .
peri uppkiv.
lay ol each week at my
Schnellville where those having huninea will pleuse call. Alna will sell school books. Ji.nx Blocs:, Truetcc. Mar. 12 1909 1 year,
FARM FOR SALTC. One. mile east ofCelestine on the. New Albany road 81 acres.
49 acres bottom land; good well,
com mine, Darn, iarm residence. I bifeke up housekeeping and will makr, my Home at Washington Indulte of John C. Striegel, Celettniei Ind.
Mrs. Barbara Seng
FOR SALE. S4ry-and-half seven room
house? Good lot, 50x100 ft., al-
ey in:rear; graded street, good
pavements, gooa wen ana cellar.
mum be sold at once.
sonafele offer
Couckr office.
wo rea-
refused. Apply
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GENTLEMEN
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vs.
Confuting.
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It was Kinclake who uttered one four or five inches wide, becoming
of the neatest of mots on the pecul-Ja littli narrower as it approached iar character of the Times. He had .tin tree. 1 could see no .stems or
must be bought at the last moment,
little fondness for that journal, in pite of personal friendships which might have been expected to soften his views of the question. The paper was still to him a sort' of jug
gernaut, irresistible nnd fateful. On 'feeing the announcement of ihe "new editor's marriage he exclaimed: I "If cavern! That brings the Times ato relations with humanity 1" ' Sound Philosophy. I Of all methods of making anoth
er person angry and disagreeable the worst is to tell him that he will "have to" do something. How often (
tendrils, bo (hick was the growth.
and as I drew clo?c to the tree I saw that the vine branched just above the ground and ent climbing up the great trunk and the branches. It prew more and more slender until far up 1 could distinguish only i threadlike lire f green. As I d intently wutchiug the delicate. g.Viceful vine, I became aware that it wan pervaded by a curious, tremulous motion. ' Then I saw tlu.t the individual leaves were not stationary Ticking up a tui" from the ground, I touched
but this is'nt necessary in
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UrTR'ArtT MI ft, V M U eo
OntUte (returalnR to his hotel at 2 mi mistaking his room) Good
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i i vÄ.. ..n ,m Iii; ui lit: ir.ii: mm muiiu tu hit do we hear ou vnl 1 njo to go ml Umt ihcrQ WM a hr0WJn to the other window, fiou i 11 j jt , t , og have to go into the other ( ur, f v h fcf ou will have to Avait an hour , - .andibles of an ant in "Ion will have to vrnie the general, conrca, fc of
passenger agent or Bupennwuu-t, t ,
down the tree. I he discovery came
Pwns I must be In bed already! ent," and the like! Primarily we llerearetny feet-Pele Meie. are' all free agents and don't "havo
Repulsed.
I to" do a darned thing. We may
ihe efTort to prod pastors and ccrtain end, hut we don't even "reh members to greater cfrusive-jijave to" cat if we don't want to. a m welcoming strangers to pub jlow easy to put the direction in lrT.u"M ma-v lcad t0 overdoing. another manner, such as, "The oth-
"wpiiailtV 111 vnridtlc a-tiVB (Innnfl . t l ;ll
,. . -..v... v nr winnow. Dicafcu, ur m
IUP Hat ... l.i ' .
unnn me with n shock. I had stum
bled on a nest of umbrella ants.
iRooks had told me that such anta
wore found in the. tropics, whero they carried bits of leaves over their heads as if to protect themselves
from the sun But here, on the
'ir' 'nks of a Texn
r 4Ü!ruit-3 vv"v- 'j selves where there was no sun ann
covering
viij; Pr Wun a coruiai Mnuclap, id: "I am very glad to "jou I want you to feel at home
re I l like to become acquaint- f7I7 ?,lJ.ru' you'll give your ad- ) tPSS. I Ii call ntlil son Vau " "TI i u n v I 11
Tha Eternal Faminlne.
call and son von." "TI
hp replied, "but I have a fel-
n:regationalist.
art
Trouble In Store For John. v ?:,?rcolulc.r Why, what
. -4.mk auout? Urs. Xewwcdde Well, you know 21 13 away from homQ ir week business. Te " BW1 ?cs that he gets out mv M'ob and k.k-kisses it every day." ton h! ' thft3 EUrcly nothing for joa to cry about." toot !!; U Wa3 iust fr a joke I C V P,cture out hi8 bag bo-
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Harper's Weekly.
A Double Chin.
To reduce a double chin anoint it
I turned
back to call mv companions, who
were fishing in the river. Within a few yards I met my husband coming to look for me. He was even more excited over the phenomenon than I was and sl.ouled for the others to come quickly. On investigation w found thnt the spot where the vine seemed to have its root wa really
'the opening of the ant nest. The .tiny creatures had by some instinct learned that the topmost branched 'of the cottonwood had put out their first small leaves. They had climbled the immense distance and had 'cut off and brought down their ilcavcs to feed their young ones,
wo sunnoscd. Tho ants which is
sued empty jawed from thj nest made a long circuit to the farther fiido of the tree and qlimbdl up
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