Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 54, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 22 March 1912 — Page 7

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The man who makes hay when the iun shines doesn't have to borrow his neighbor's umbrella when it rains. REAL ESTATE 380 A. IN JEFFERSON CO., ILL., ALL CULT.: JO r. h., bttrn, outblüpf.. heds. 10 a. fruit, etc.; well located; bargain. KECKER, Box 310,CUIcago. 240 A. IN IROQUOIS CO.. ILL.; IDEAL farm; 200 a. cult.; 0 r. h., orch., ntoek, machy., et&BarxaJn. May trade. Howser.Box 31J.ChIcaj;o.IJ20 A. NEAR MINNKDOSA. MAN., Can.; 105 A. cult.; C sr. house, outbldgs. granary, stock, mach., etc.; bargain. ROSE, Box 310, Chicago. FOR SALE 240 A., SCOTT CO., MINN., NEAR St. Paul; 75 a. cult.; (1 r. hoiiae, barn, outbldgs.. etc.; will sacrifice. MAltSO, Box 310, Chicago. WILL SACRIFICE MY 120 A. FARM IN LINeoln Co.. Wis.; 20 a. cult.: bouse, 2 barns, horses, cattle, etc. Jtschke, Box 319, Chicago. It EST FARM IN S. W. MO.; 203 A. IN WEBvter Ca, near Nlangua; 60 n. cult.; modern 7 r. dwelling, barn, etc.; bar. DAY, Box 319,Chicnso. 4S0 A. IN VERNON CO., MO.; NEAR MARfcets; 320 a. cult.; 1 sets improv. ; one U and 3 r. h.;4 a.orch. all or part. Livings, Box 319,ChIcugo. FOR SALE 100 A. IN BARRY CO.. MICH.; 05 a. cult.; 10 r. house, outbldgs., bearing orchard, etc., excellent location. CASE. Box 310, Chicago. 177 A. IN ROSCOMMON CO., MICII., NEAR county seat; 00 a. cult.; houae, barn, orrbrd, stock, mach., etc. HANSEN, Box 310, Chicago. FOR SALE 225 A. IN WHARTON CO., TEX. ; 175 a. cult.; 2 houses, burn, etc.; near Hungerford; will sacrlllec. CHER. Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE SO A. IN WELD CO., COLO.; 70 A. cult.; 7 r. house, barn, outbldg., etc.; adj. Ft. Luptoa. Great bnrgain. CLARK, Bor 310, Chicago. FOR SALE SO A. IN GRANT CO., OK.; 10 R. bouse, plenty outbldgs., fruits, stock, etc.; adj. Medford, Co. seat. C RACKEN, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 170 A. IN DANE CO.. WIS. ; 100 A. cult.; C r. h., barn, 55 bear, trees, etc.; near Belleville. Good market. BEST, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 320 A. IN ALTA,. CAN. ; GO A. cult.; house, outbldgs.. granary, etc., stock and mach. If wanted. HERRIDGE, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 4C0 A. IN BOURBON CO.. KAN.; 300 a. cult.; 9 and 5 r. house; orch., stock, mach. Can div. Bargain. KNAPP, Box 319, Chicago. 80 A. IN RAVILLI CO., MONT. ; 70 A. CULT. ; 5 r. h., 700 fruit trees, stock, mnch. Best In Co.; near town; bargain. HIGIIT, Box 319, Chicago. FOR 'SALE 300 A., BEST FARM IN GRUNDY Co., la., 290 a. cult.; 11 r. h., all outbldgs. All mod, conveniences. MEISSNER, Box 319, Chicago ii i . . FOR SALE 850 A. IN MAN., CAN. ; NEAR FOXworrcu; 050 a. cult.; 9 r. house, outbldgs., stock, mach., etc. QUAY, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 1 fiO A. IN LARAMIE CO.. WYO.; near Carpenter; SO a. cult.; house, outbldgs., etc.; stock, mach., MARTZ, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 140 A. IN STEARNS CO., MINN.; 40 m. cult.; 5 r. brick h., large barn, fruits, etc.; near St. Cloud. CO NN ELL, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 307 3-4 A. IN ALBTA, CAN.. NEAR Keoma; 140 a. cult.; 5 r. house, barn, outbldgs., etc.; will sacrifice. RANBY, Box 319, Chicago. FOR SALE 520 A. IN PARK CO., MONT., NlfiAU Clyde Pk.; 250 a. cult.; 5 r. house, barn, outbldgs., orch., mach., etc. Whltting. Box 319, Chicago. 100 A. IN ALCORN CO.. MISS.. NEAR CORInth; all tillable; 4r. lu. bom. 100 fruit trees. etc.; will sacrifice. HARTLEY, Box 319, Chicago. WILL SELL OR TRADE BTALF SEC. IN BRULE Co., S. D.; if, cult.; nil tillable; Or. h., bams, 2 a. orch.. well located. LEIFER, Box 319, Chicago., FOR SALE 40 A.; ALL CULT. ; ALLEGAN CO.. Mich.; S r. house, barn, granary, fruit orch.. stock, mach., etc.; ideal locatiou; good summer resort: will sacrifice. Hubbard, Box 31 Chicago. 1C5 A. IN MADISON CO., MO.; NEAR FREDerlektown; 140 a. cult.: 5 r. h.. bam, outbldgs., orchard, etc.; can easily be divided; sell or part; reasonable price. Stevens. Box 319. Chicago. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE 000 A., WILKIN CO.. Minn., bet farm In Co.: S.r0 a. cult.; S r. b.. 5 r. h., bam. Giddings, Box 31, Chicago. FOR SALE 1 GO A. IN SASK.. CAN.: NEAR good markets; 40 a. cult.; house,, barn, -outbldgs., etc.; will sacrifice. JOHNSON. Box 31, Chicago. FOR SALE ALL OR PART OF MY J 00 A. FARM in Ms sou Co.. Mich.; 115 a. cult.; 11 r. house, bara, slio. outbldgs.. 10 a. orch,. etc.; near Custer. PETERSON, Box 319, Chicago. 553 A. IN ST. CLAIR CO.. MO.; 270 A. CULT.; 10 r. brick house, 4 barns, silo, sheds, stock, mach., etc., near city; may consider Canada land in trade. ANDERSON. Box 31, Chicago. WILL SELL ALL OR PART OF ALL CULT. 200 a. In Pitkin Co.. Colo.. 5 r. h., bam, 3 a. orch., stock, mach., etc.; all irrig. THOMAS. Box 319, Chicago. WHO WANTS THE HANDSOMEST FARM IN state of Wise, at sacrifice? Near town; 200 a. in Monroe Co., 150 a. cult.; 12 r. dwelling, 'jam, stock, mach., etc. KEITZ, Box 319, Chicago. MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH; 55 A. IN BERrlen Co., Mich.; 40 a. cult.; 6 r. house, bath. 3 storv barn, 1.700 fruit trees, grapes, small fruits, etc.: near Coloma. 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zum Speaker's Wife a WASHINGTON. C. A. Tooreyson, who calls Ladonia his home and travels for a St. Louis wholesale grocery-house, was talking of schoolday experiences. Charlie was one of "Peck's bad boys," one of the unterrified village cut-ups, when he went to school, in the '70s. He admits that he and most of his companions were pretty hard to handle. "I went to school In MartinsburgMn 1878," he said. "Miss Bennett of Callaway county, now the wife of Speaker Clark, was my teacher, and, believe me, she knew her business. She was the assistant teacher in the school. "There were four boys in Miss Bennett's class who were looked upon as really tough. As they used to say in those days, they were hard .nuts to crack, but there wasn't one of us that ever frightened Miss Bennett. Charlie Clark, Tom Roach, Will Powell and myself constituted this quartet of bad ones, and what meanness one couldn't think of the other could.

How Senator Williams Fought a Duel

COMPARATIVELY few seem to know that old John Sharp Williams once fought a duel. It was when John Sharp was over in Germany attending Heidelberg university. He and a German student sassed each other, and the German challenged him to co-operate with him in determining which one should die a premature death. John Sharp Williams, being the challenged party, had the choice of weapons. His opponent, forgetting all about his being an American, supposed he would pick sabers, just as any German would; but there was where John Sharp came along with a neat little joke. He said they would fight with United States army revolvers. The idea of shooting at a man with a Colt's revolver two feet long was new to German dueling, and the native student was a wreck when the morning arrived for them to kill off one another. John Sharp, on the otiier hand, ate heartily of ham and eggs, as the saying is, and seemed perfectly composed when they toed themselves up for the opening shot. The German, with vibrant hand, fired off south by southeast of John Sharp, who purposely shot up toward a spot ahout eight degrees to the left of the zenith. And having thus speedily completed the morning's entertainment, the principals shook hands and went their

Big Senator's "Special for Three"

IF the proprietor of one of those "Seeing Washington" outfits could take tourists to see Ollie James eat dinner he would make a great hit. James, who is representative and senator-elect from Kentucky, is the largest man in public life, and to see him dredge into a beefsteak is an inspiration. The other day James dropped into a Pennsylvania avenue restaurant and ordered a bite to eat, which he had . a perfect right to do. He ordered without ostentation, pomp or pretense, and had no thought of attracting attention to his gastronomic prowess. But little groups of diners began to collect near James' table to see what would happen. The ever present newspaper reporter was included in the anxious party, whose curiosity to learn what the big one consumed in the way of food and Society Will Dress CARDINAL GIBBOXS' annual spring visit to Washington is causing no end of trouble in the social world. The edict recently issued by Pope Pius that cardinals and high churchmen should not attend dinner parties where low cut gowns are worn, which edict was taken up and circulated by Cardinal Farley and Cardinal Bourne, of Loudon, is, it is said, causing women in society to seek their dressmakers in haste. Cardinal Gibbons is a great favorite in Washington, and is annually entertaiRed here by Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, Mrs. William F. Draper, Miss Patten, the Chief Justice and Mrs. Edward Ü. White, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin and others. His first visit was with Mrs. William F. Draper, who gave a dinner in his honor. Mrs. Corbin, Miss Patten, Mrs. Elkins and others will entertain the cardinal, but none of them, so far ss is known, has followed Cardinal Bourne's example, when he issued invitations to a large reception and asked the woman invited to wear

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Strenuous Teacher "In spelling we always occupied positions at the foot of the class, but I remember that on one occasion we spelled every word that came to us, and when the lesson was over we stood one, two, three, four, right at the head. Then came the expose. Bill Ficklin told Miss Bennett we nad stealthily looked at the hook each time we had to spell a word, and that was why ! we made such a high average. "The fun hegan when school was dismissed. We set on Ficklin and gave him a good licking. The next day we were brought before the court, with Miss Bennett as the presiding judge. I told her that we licked Ficklin because he tattled on us, and to give me the whipping and let the other boys go. (This was not special heroism on my part. I got a licking every day, anyway.) "The other boys, with the exception of Bill Powell, put up a good talk. Powell refused to say a word. This obstinacy aroused the simon-pure fighting spirit in Miss Bennett, who turned the rest of us loose and started on Bill. She gave him one of the best 'whalings' he had ever had in his life. He didn't awe her a bit. She had her dander up, and BiU got the full benefit of it." respective way apparently xmdisturbed. Senator John Sharp Williams, whose absent-mindedness is notorious, is also a keen student of practical jokes. They were having a house party at the Williams' home here, recently, and some of the young people asked the senator to co-operate with them in playing a merry trick on his son. The plan was to squirt a quantity of ice water over the transom on young Wil liams after he had retired for the night. As father and son were shar ing the same bedroom during the house party, the senator would get to witness the result of the experiment, and he entered into the spirit of the prank with much zest. He indicated the bed occupied by his son and with his own hands helped to rig up the ice water apparatus. About one o'clock that night a wild snort of dismay from Senator Wil liams echoed and re-echoed through the house. He had absent-mindedly gone to sleep in his son's bed. drink, led them to become eavesdrop pers. The giant senator apparently took no notice of the assembled "rubber necks," neither did he look at the bill of fare. "Bring me a steak," James told the waiter, and that was all the plans or specifications for the steak that he furnished. The waiter seemed to un derstand. Presently he returned with an amplitudinous leviathan of a steak that appeared on the scorecard as "special for three." That's the kind of a steak that Ollie James can masticate with much glee, provided there are enough side dishes to whet his appetite. Do not get the impression, either, that the colossal statesman from Ken tucky is a glutton. The kind of a steak he eats is no more adequate food supply for him than a couple of lamb chops would be for the average five-foot-ten work-a-day citizens. A million years or so from now scientists with side whiskers will get hold of the skeleton of Ollie James and try to learn whether he lived be fore or after the mound builders. But they will never find out. for the Cardinal bodice ith high collars. It is probable that Mrs. Draper, who is one ot the stanchest admirers of the cardinal, will intimate to her women guests that it will be in good taste to wear afternoon gowns, whether they are Catholics or Protestants. It has long been the custom of women when attending a dinner or reception in honor of Cardinal Gibbons to wear their most costly gowns and jewels, and it will require some change in the fashion of dinner gowns to conform to the new rule. There are so many prominent Catholic women here, however, that there is no fear but that every care will be taken not to offend the churchmen.

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