Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 53, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 24 March 1911 — Page 8

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The Fairies, the careful manner of making (imicle and out), the gentility of style and all otter points of construction in "Viking" and "Viking System" Clothes find instant favor with tLoic who are looking for style and service. "Vliaf" brands are manufactured by Becker. Mayer & Co., Chicago' foremost makers of Children's, Boys' and Young Men's Clothing. Wc

guarantee them in every respect. The labels tclL

The Horue Telephone Co. has the largest Ii t of subscribers and will give you the best scr vice

You can talk to your

friends, on? er your mer

chandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

DÜBOI C TELEPHONE CO

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First Summer Girl Who Is that clear

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-vM.AHUF.ACTURERS 01 WAGONS and AERIAGBS, 0 Xai Detler In 0 Agricultural Implements and Fartiliitru.

General Repairing k Horse Shoeing n j V& forth Main Street. Jasper, - lnd.

Prize Offer from Leading Manufacturers Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed' "Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for search of Patent Office'records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full chanre of the U. S. Patent Office.

GREELEY & M9INTIBE Patent Attorneys

WASHINGTON,. P. C.

'TTHEONLY WAY. r To conduct successfully any business enter prise is to have adequate telephone facilities furnished bv the Cumberland Telephone & lelegraph Company. Service unexcelled; long distance connections to every important citv -and town in the United States, prompt, courtepus, efficient service. Call our manager for information, ect. EL.Cuinberland Telephone & Telegraph Co. f Ulncotpuratod.

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An Independent Democratic Ncwspacer Hint hhvh

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Wllfll It ttlPnuna u-itlmnt ,iul-:..,. . i 1 1 J

me uen jm uosmo Job I'rintorium is 2fJ m'xcellrd for Fite Crtnmercln printh . JASPER, IND.

Ilnrhison Trustee's Notice.

Notice S IlPrt'llV L'ivtUl Hint flu iin.lor.

ipneil Trustee 01 llaib.-m tow h:j. will attend to town-hip basines.- ru each domtay of the year at my 'Ui'c en or-uis hnvinir tnjrnshin hnsim-cn tn

transatt aie required to present it ( J.im

jii .uuruuys. Tl e towrmliin lilii-.irv u-ill tut '-..i.i ,ii

- - j ------- - - i my hotr.e neu Kellerville. Martin Timmlino, Tnietee. Ihm. s 11HJ8.

shaveu, haudsome boy?

I Second Summer Girl Oh. bes

j clor! j First Summer Girl No. I mean the!

other one.

Second Summer Girl-Ob, he hasn't sny money either! ranch. WONDERFUL MOVING VINE.

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SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE

Schedule in Effect Sunday Feb. 21 the Fo

.'crowing is fo In ion Only and is nor

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NO 'JO SU.NUA.T O.NI.T. 11.15 A.

Afcgclable PrcparnlionrorAsslmilating UicFood nndRcöuIa -üng ÖicStoiDachsaiulDowelsor

CASTORIA?

Promotes Di$c3lion.Clu?orPtirness aiKlRestConlains neilhcr

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No. 2. DAILY. 12:55 A.II.

NO. 4. " tl;50

NO. 21. " llrM A. M

No. 10. ' TMJ V M. V. K. CUyco-nb, Airt, jHjpor For Sale. On account of bad health I offer for sa'e my unoivided half nterest in the United States ilotel, Saloon, Stable, etc at a very reasonable price. Apply to Philip Kress, Jasper, lnd

LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds. Gnir P.l.iim

Deeds. Chattle Morfn-n troo Roni

Estate Mortgages, Inventories iunoneas. Warrants. Rpnnrtc of

for Sale at the Courier Office

FOIt SALiE Story-and-half sevnn mnm

house. Good lot. 50x100 ft- nl-

iy in rear: trradod atmnt crnnA

javements. o-ood wpll nnrl oaUnv

Must be sold at once. No real

onable offer refuspd A nnlv

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One of the Most Interesting of Phenomena on Record.

.Near the hank of the Guadalupe t rivor 1 saw something green upon ' the fTOund and, hurrying forwards found a lovely tine Wlth leaves' malJer than those of the sinilax. 1 of a pale, tender green. The vine hud its root about five feet from the trunk of a towering cot ton wood tree and spread out on the ground

iour or nte miiu-s wide, bcotnnig n little narrower as it approached the tree. 1 could see no stems or! tendrils, so thick was the growth,1 and as J drew ch-e to the tn e I saw that the vine branrhed imt Wo,

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me grouiiu ano went climbing up the great trunk and iie branches. It grew more and more elender im.

til far up I could distinguish only a

tnreadlike line of irreen. Ibmbc

As I stood intently watching the'l f

delicate, graceful vine, J Wame aware that it was pervaded bv a curious, tremulous motion. Then. I saw that the individual leaves were not stationary. Picking up a twig from the ground, 1 touched ono of the leaves and found to rav amazement that there was a hroun

ant under it about as long as mv little finder nail. Each leaf wa held in the mandibles of an ant in

such a way as to conceal the body of the insect, and the ants were rominrr

rirnrn iha frnn Tl. Al- -

m.v. juc uict'ji-i lame upon roe with a shock. I hat! p tum- E

Died on a nest of umbrella ants. Books had told me that euch ants were found in the t

they carried bits of leaves over their heads as if to nrotect thnn!

from the Run. But here, on the banks of a Texas river, I had found

a colony of them, shading themßelves where there vrn nn cn nrA

completely hidden bv their covering

of green.

Charmed at the sight, I turned back to call my companions, who were fishing in he river. Within a

j few yards I met my husband coming i to look for me. He was even more excited over the phenomenon than I was and shouted for the others to come quickly. On investigation we found that the spot where the vine eeemed to have its root was really the opening of the ant nest. The tiny creatures had by some instinct learned that the topmost branches of the rottonwood had put out their first small leaves. They had climned the immense distance and hud cut oil and brought down their, leaves to feed their young ones, we supposed. The ants which issued empty jawed from the nesti made a long circuit to the farther , side of the tree and climbed up where they would not interfere witl the leaf bearing thousands coming down. St Nicholas.

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Hon, Sour Stotnach.Diarrliocn U'onns.ConYulsioiUs.FcsTnsh ncss nnd Loss of Sleep.

Facsimile Signature oP XEW YORK

CASTOR!!

J or infants and Child,. The Kind You Hai Always Bought

Bears the Signature

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In Use

For Over

Thirty Years

EXACT COPY OS WSABPEH.

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General Merchandisp.

Shoos nnri (Jlothing., Dry Uo()dsr Notions, Staple and Fancy Groceries.

Ccuiiiry FradiicE W anted!

G-ivE us

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j West Sixth Street. JASPER, - IND.

THE OLD E.TOES,

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Parson And do you promise to lov, aonor and obey this man? Bride I do! New York Sun.

A Two Headed Baby.

"There's no hu: wait a little longer

surance" have left n a familv

to face a bitter fight with poverty and privation. If there-is one thing that should receive the first consideration of married men, it is LIFE INSURANCE. Now is the time to apply for a p jlicy. Arch'C. Doane Jasper Indiana

The Truthful Child.

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Auntie (upon her return, to Homou-fifil

CK?s9lmlstlc nephewi-DId Tommy piny

wmi you wniie I was out, darling? n

uun't make you cry? i Nephew He made me cry a llttlt bit. Tommy Oh, Philip, I aade you laugh i

oeany an uie tlmo mother wns outl

nephew Well, I laughed till I

Jasner Rallar Mills.

tblABLISHED.1847

WÜte,A-ECKERT. PROPRIETOR

SmnU boy-Oh, come and look at thlo ir i i. , . -nrrrrR

ahy wiUi a head on both cndl-Lorv tue oeieoracea fJtLKJlML biii I

Best Gadc in tne State of Indiana.

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Th Mark. Eva Ye3, Harold Hatband brings Ethel violets at $2 a dozen and candy at $5 a box. Edna Gracious 1 I suppose that is a mark of affection t Eva Yea, an easy mark of af-

Chey Also Want our WHEAT ' Aad uav the Highest Market Price in Cafb Flour and Ship Stufflor Sale at all tiuieft. A. EOKERT.

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