The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-26

a s4Ccmiue Events" was begottcn bctween
s,or5.r~,,-and 20 interested WAS In Chap
Ter Isl incloscd. that ! did not notice tho
waiter coming my way. till. with muir
INJURED ..parlon.n he removed my thlngs
and placci the newcomer therein. 70 ID
sorhed wns that never looked up. al me
waters return. when, whom should md
sitting By my aide, but "Afs@" And there
Law your .note-heads" large - life, with
your grandlloqucnt name tnstefuiiy scroll
hound In full. On the lefs-hand CORNER
n. L. De Verne, Editor-in -chief' cri<r':s-
what n he had seen itl Oh. what u 10
Ma. and wns even now mentally denounc-
ine that mosquito In petticoats, the s.fcmaio
rDorterm But he did not seem - Il he
had. His shapely, well-kept hands were
uonchalcntly joined ~ the tips, over the
white cloth. and the wonderful brown eyes
indifRcrently fixcd on the awning over the
rival restaurant across the way. No. ] am
surc he aid not sec; and did not prolong
his opportunity for 20 doing, can assure
| vou- He Wa Immediately droseed In
| cool. fnwn-colorod suit. faultlese linen, and
| the short white hair h posapsdosr over
/ the proad forehead, the whole ct on ~ :
, nobby LITTLE button hole 5ouquet-red and
| white. Had bern native OF senegamoIa
| he could not have remained more v.ser.y
| unconscious OF my presence than he diu,
l all through that cory little meal we took
there. side by side, but not together. And
the dainty. sensible meal he ordcrcdi Just
what should have chosen 70 serve him had
| lit 70 40. An me! al mel And how dain-
thy he dinedi No hurry, no indecent haste
SO different from the ravenous and disgust
ing manner OF the s'cheap-John' gobolers,
who 50 offended my domestic taste every
time I ate in restaurant ne kept ms
dishes neatly arranged about him. 50 - not
10 interfere with anybody. and, A. II antici
pating the relief il would give, left the room
FIRST
And there lay the dear little daisy at ths
other side Of his plate How did Il get ou'
OF its compact little homei 1t must have
fallen out. I could not bear 70 see 50 swee
flower tossed into gravy dish. 20 pu
il into my little sachel. An, you dear LITTLE
daisy, don't YOU tell! IIGEk
SKY PARIoR. Nov l7.-Edifor Criterion
Dear Sir: must disappoint you this week
have been very i'll. The doctor insists
upon perfect rest. ! shall try 70 send yo'
some pages Thursday. TIGER
SKI PARLoR. Nov. 25--Edifov Criferior. :
Dear Sir: l send you the promised sheets
. | am much better. The most excitinl
:. episode OF all occurred . day OF ~
after sent my last ~installment" ! wa
| feeling unusually blue. No doubt the efec
Of being sick and weak. Then the Thanks
giving season approaching. the sad pas
, and lonely present came ~ never before
'. | painfully to my mind. l could not bea
,, the thought Of the joyous anniversary no
|. the hosts Of happy. thankful people wn
, | would enjoy its pleasures What had
!, | be thankful for. Life! So had the mo
lusks, and sponges- and corals Of the gres
, deep. who knew no cause l had worke
, harder. enjoyed less, and suffered moi
! than any one similarly situated whom
: CHANGED 70 know. Well. anyway. decide
! 10 stay away from the restaurant that da