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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
CARNIVAL OF MUSIC.
Four Grand Concerts sunday, oeto-
Der II.

Dallas, Tex, oct. 23-(speclaD.-The
greatest carnival OF music In the his
tory Of Texas has been arranged tor
next Sunday. -Four grand concerts
will be given. The Hawaiian Band and
Glee Club Will open at Ii o'clock a. M
at 1880 Sousa will appear and at p.
m. also. After the close OF the Sousa
concert at night at $3.50 the Howailnns
will appear and play two hours. The
Glee club quartette and quintette VIII
render number OF native songs. New
er In the history of the fair mas suoh
n carnival of music been given and
thousands should attend from the
surrounding towns and country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
WAS munr IN A RUNAWAY.
J. w. higgins Had a Marrow Escape
at Waco.

Waco, Tex, oct. (speclaI)--J. w.
Higgins came near receiving serious
Injuries last evening while driv-
ing a spirited young team along
South Eighth street. Upon reach
ing Franklin street and attempt
ing to turn suddenly one Of the horses
fell and the other became unmanage-
able. When the fallen horse regained
MA feet both plunged and began rum
ming Mr.. Higgins pulled them into
the sidewalk upon striking which the
buggy was badly broken and Mr.. Rig
gins sustained injuries which are quite
painful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
ANGELS OF COMMERCE..
The Educators and the Drummers
WIN Hold Forth on saturday.

Dallas, Tex. Oct. .-(speciai)-
Saturday. October 20. viii be Drum
mers' Day and Educators Day. All
the prominent educators and thous-
ands OF pupils from the public and prl-
vate schools and the seminaries. col
leges and business colleges Of the state
VIII be here. Ten thousand drummers
will also take part. At night, Drum
mers' Night, Pains people VIII present
Niagara Falls" their most dazzling as
well as greatest success,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Harry Davis shot nj Cameron by
Hal Ellis.

Cameron, Tex, Oct. %. (speoial)--
Yesterday morning Hale Ellis shot
Harry Davis IN the neck, INJECTING
a sllght wound The diniculty was the
result OF an old feud.
There were ten white and aeven color
ed applicants FOR certificates to teach
In Milan county before the board Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Hon. Alvin c. owsley, OF Denton, Is
a recent arrival The city II crowded
with strangers tonight.
At Music Hail, j. c. Blggar. acted
as chairman OF he Woman's Relief
Corps meeting. Colonel A. r. Wozen-
craft delivered the address OF welcome.
Win II. Atwell and Mrs. L. conger de-
livered able addresses and Miss Mary
Leake of West Virginia sang the Star
snargled Banner" The meeting was
voted a great success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Miss ssIiie West IN Charge of the
HiiIsboro PoEtofIiee.

Hilisboro. Tex, ott. 23.--(speciai,)---
Miss sailie West has been appointed
postmaster of this city. temporarily.
by the bondsmen OF her
father r. G. West. deceaffd
large petition has been pre-
sented 10 Hon. Jo Abbott TO have her
appointemnt made permanent. He
promised to give the matter his earliest
attention
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

examiners last Friday First grade.
a. N. W. Smith. NJ j. slaughter and
II. II. Bclcher; accond--lIoward SUM
merlin. Leroy Hilyer. w G. Davis.
Jennie Little and Charley Holt; third
Charles r. Piston, Oscar Urban Col1
ored. second grRdc--J. NJ Evans. G, g.
Taylor. W. NJ. white, Annie u. Robert
son. j. s. Adair and H. r. Humber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
IN coon CONDITION
The Mission work of the baptist
Church In Texas.

Waco, Tex, oct. 2s.--(speclal)-The
general board OF the Baptist church,
composed OF about thirty members. has
been In session at the First Baptist
church here all day. The board meets
quarterly. and this IL one OF the rcgu-,
lar meetings. This board has charge
OF mission work In Texas and has been
engaged today making appropriations
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

s,er Tex, Oct. 2s,-(speclal.)- 1.-THE
( DSa o. criminal appeals affirmed the
Fmowlhg cases; b. williams alias d.
Eay vs. state from Cook county;
I'M tiandon alias John Mammen VS..
Ibn, from Cook county. David VIII
to,n s aus sils william Newman VS.. state,
h. Took county: David Williams
Gmn,, Mooney vs.. state, from Cook
5hor.s, David Williams alias Jos.
MA a ny, vs. state, from Cook county;
'u Williams alias VIM. Newman VS..
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the onooM WAS Tunnn,
And the Family of the Bride Was
Pleased to Attend.

Waco. Tex. Oct. 23.-(special.)-Mr
william s. Hollineld, one OF the Oldest
newspaper men In Waco, and n proprl-
etor OF the Evening Telephone, was
MARI - last night TO Mrs. Alice Flour
noy. 80 one was present except the
relatives OF the bride, The marrlnge
was a surprise TO Mr.. Holli1eldS
frleuda
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
rnn srAn oounsn ornNnD
At Waco by Geo. n. Vending In
His Eloquent Lecture.

Waco. Tex, oct. 23.--(special.) Geo.
r. Vending lectured TO one OF the
most representative audiences ever
gathered In the hall Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
here last evening. His lecture was the
opening OF the Star course.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
MS ARM LOST IN a GIN.
Repetition OF what seems 90 lie n
Common Accident.

ThorndaIe. rex. oct. 2s.-(speciaD.-
Dan Molden had his left arm badly
cut while ginning today at John
Ieamons' GIN which necessitated ampu-
tation above the elbow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
THE oIRous CAUGHT HIN.
Fate of n Runaway Youth Who stop
ped nj the show.

Waco, Tex, oct. Especial Jim
Muse, colored boy, rs years OF age.
escaped from the county farm today
and came to Waco. He went lmmod-
lately TO see the circus. but upon reach
ing the grounds was taken In custody
by an officer who took him back to the
farm.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

Attends Bnrnum y naiIey's Grent
SHOW M Mnro.

Waco, Tex. Oct. 49, Especially The
biggest crowd OF visitors that has been
In Waco since the palmlcst days OF the
Cotton Palace IL here today. Barnum
& Bailey's circus Is showing here to-
day, and people from far and near are
In town to witness the performance
Everything has been very lively today
and the fakirs Incident to such an oc-
casion have played star engagements.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24

washington. d. c.. Oct. 23.--ispeelap
Original Widow Mary Nolen. Ban
Antonio. Bsxar county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-24
AVENUE HOTEL.

..,sr,S. TEN. G. +. THEBo, MANAGER
r., those who contemplate attending
me l r stEFiss a r Ah Is
AVenui one centrally located and Is
NE o" Of the larger number of legis-
ihe no and many Of the travelling men.
. ~ sxtortion and the best of treat
ment.
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BANDIT DU VAR
PIEssRg. MOTION
PAR
LOUIS REYBAUD
"
La FORET DES BORMES
La F0RET DES BORMES
.N,LaH

LIE sol otait jonch6 de feuiilcs
~resineuses qui lie couyraient CONNIE
dune espeoe de lititre, ct les roues
de la voiture, en- le sillonnant, nv
OccasiOnnaient aucun brult. Le
capitaine ordonna 4 son ccmpagnon
de s'arreter:
Zephyr, lui ditil. on est Ia
bande2
A Ia Baume-Noire, capitaine,
CONNIE vous l'avez ordonne.
-Alors, tire vers C~ollobrieres.
nous abriterons Ia vciture au petit
bois DIES cllenes.
Zephyr tourna vers Ia oauclle ct
s'enxaeea dams III senti,r &c huche-
rons on Ia calechc trouvait il pcine
une vote sui!isallie. Pal ~intervalles.
DIES troncs d'arbres coupaient lie
chemln, ct. an lisqne de priser les
RESORTS, Zephyr faisait rasser la
volture SUI ces blocs cnocmes. Pierre
etait descendu ct su.vait 4 pied, atm
do menager les chcvanx ha!ctants.
Les char.et:es mGmts he Sc seraient
pas ~engaodcs dams &c dGGlG rtri!!eux,
ct il fallait toute i'haintude qu'ayaient
ces deuX dummies dc Ia localitt, pour
qu'une parel!;c experience fat posi-
BILE. Enfin, aprGs une heurc dc
fatigue, OF afgiya devaGt IN bois dc
pins ct de cliGnes mains Gni formaient
un fourre en- apparence I~mpenttrahlc.
Dune main vinoureusc. Pierre Ccarta
les premi6res branches. Derriore &c
rideau. mr. sorta d'ahri await ct6
menag6c. Toltes les traces dune
station liabiiHc.ie IS laissaient voir.
En- guidan' les chevaux 4 a main. on
les conduisit sous cette vo1tc que Ia
mutt rendait plus sombrc, ct lc era.
quement les branches indiqua qa',ls
ny pGnetraient : $ sans quelQues
efforts. Quand i'atte'ace Sc fut
avance dune quarantine dc pas
dams les profondeurs dn bois. on fit
une uouvc'io halle.
Ceta,t Ia que ION devait laisscr Ia
voiture les chevaux furcnt lies il &c
forts pieuN ~enfoucts dams le sol. on
les debrida et Ion r6pandlt .~icvant
eux une bot'e iii. fourraec. pu;s on
ramona les brauthages &c maniere /.
rendre Plus epais lc voiic qul devait
les deroher aux regards. Eyldem.
ment. ce boi> 6carte etait Fun ,}es |
repaires de Ia troupe, lc lieu on ellie
deposait unc pat,ic de ses prises.
Pierre ct son %comparuon
current pris cc som, lis sortirent du
fourre ct s~'eneagercnt sur les rampes
dune montague qni s'eleyait devant
eux. En- p~lusicurs endroits, lescar-
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Ihl sOhaux GOl1ev.
BOARDING ANDDAy scuoa

Notice is hereby given to na,o,..
tnst IA who have children to ~. A.
september I'd, 1894, with capmnmm on d0ndsr
ers In English and French to teach.. teacks
Gmages, sciences, mathematics. penn aa ~
ifook,hetping. etc Thorough pmHaanshb
naSe oeen made to receive boardippna ratioS
schoiars at reasonable terms u'ns or dar
FOR further particulars addrass
.THiBODAUA fOLLEcp
Thibodaux 7.
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Par suite dune convention inter.
entire administration du
Jourauf dts Debnta Ct ce!ic Gle l.:
srs1lSEl.Lr a. Th;hoasas, nous
avons ohtena que nos Iccteuys btn6-
feieraieut dune reduction d. GO
sous sur l~'ahonnemeat i rHDIrIoN
HEEpoNAnAlar. du soao.sic a.,
Debaf*. II leur sniflra done dc
dttacher'e l@'ietin 4;-deasoas It De
nous !'aaiesser roHr que l'ahonne-
mcnt ne 'aar contc Qaesl ~ ia lieu
de $500.
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ATEIIE

ayaut t6u' II materiel nfcessaire. nous
eomn,es 4 men G d'executer tons les ouvrages
typographianes qni n'us seront eonties. Les
brefs c'3sncat. carfes d'atfaires, ent6tes dc
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs. circu-
aires, etc, seront inpri;,ts dams le plus hrre
dTiai ct D Ces prix Oh, defer. tnnte concu
renee
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Ds&%Ds.gT5eDN.

DISSOLUTION OF r.tl:l>-CrsHfp-sEvy
Orleans, Nov. 18th, isaS.-Fn" r1-trershia
heretofore existing under the irm rrr,s
of SEWN If.EENDEE il this dar ..is.olr
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities Will N.
assutica tE r. L. WIN who viii coat:,rt
the bu-i:.css 1T No. d and 5 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
F.P. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE AFGVE. I WISH !.
continuance of the patronage as neresofore
extended to SEWN \ Lcgeudre.
NJ. A. LEHENpEE
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BOARD AND LODCIvc

DOR THE ACCCMMODATI,N I'm
ELLEHS and transient yisiin.s l,n!v-
dleville, Assumption Parish, La. Lsea-
friees, moderate and satisfact;o,
'e > fRpsPER DAVaiNta
Proprisoo.
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iA1NiIHAAAhb ~ q III SCSSo
DIES pIcipices profonds. Les Angles
seuls devaient habiter ces cimes, ct
il etait di.Iiciie de comprendre CON
ment DIES homnes Gtaient p%arvenus
jusaue-la, Cette ascension p6nib!e
dura plus dune heure.
Quand lie jour Sc fit, liz parent volr
Il leurs pieds la for6t de Bormes, eli
non Ioin les lignes hleues de Ia mer
qui Sc ~perda'ent d l'horizon. A me-
sure cue Pierre s'avancait sur un
terrain qui lui paraissalt fami!ler, S:
p%hysionomie Sc relnbrunissait, SCI
sourclls Sc ~contractaient, son cell
eXprimait Ia colere:
-Tu lie vols, Zephyr, tn lie vols.
dit-il enfin rien nest en- reggie quand
ie ny suis pas. Pas ua homme en-
vedette, personne; un beau jour Oh
les tracuera comma du gibier, ct il
men echappera pas un seul. Vols
settlement 81 on est venu nous recon.
naitre.
-C'est singulier. repondit le
matelots, pas meme un homme 4 Ia
porte lie Ia Bautnc-Nolre lis son
fous.
Moi, avec &c costume, tot ayec
lie ticn, nous devrions deja ayoir une
bale dams lie corps.
-An fat, ca nous est du; TAI
presque Fair dun ~gendarme.
Eth bien rien, rien. Bouton-de-
Rose he salt pas Sc faire obeir; lie
ferai IN exemple.
-Alors, ca sera cliaud. Capitaine,
vous devrlez sifier la DIES |
Moutons voir sis bougeront. les
gars.
Non, Zephyr, poussons Ia chose
Jusqu'au bout II fant les s~urprendre
All! Bouton-de-Rose, c,est ainsi ne
Vous eonduisez votre barQue: eh
bien +! nous allons Ia danscr. non hon
homme.
Les deux bandits Gtaient arrives
pariant ainsi, deyant une excava.
ton prefonde, situee a la base dun
pic granitique. La roche, soft bar
du feu, soft par toute autre
cause, await conserve DIES t,ertes
sombres qui repandaient sur Get
I'm carac,ere de tristesse
dc deuii. DE Ii lie nom dc Baulnc.
que hi avaicnt donnc les
habitants da pays. Quoiouc la
cate:nc fut dun ahor,l facilc. ~aucuu
sll'ageois DIES euvirons ny await
',enet'e, ct unc terrenr superstitieuse
tioi.nai; les patres oui conduit
leurs bestiaux sur cas arides
CONNECTS. En- s'ahaissant sur ror-
venture de iexcarAtion,. lc rochcr
forula,t TN ptristylc cc an alri natu-
RES. C'est Ia que .. tenaient oudj-
les vedcttcs de Ia troupe
oinbre forme par Ii salii;e du Grant
les empecha.t d'Gtre vus ct lis Don.
'alent emhrasser dun coup d'c.l
Sous les movements lie Isl vallGe
DIES consigneS les pins sGv1res
nc Pierre Monton 5. rapportalt i
cette surveillance. CT Il await diia de
proprcs main, foit Justice de
bandits qui l'ayaient enfreinto.
.u'on jugc dc So co!ore, .orspu'arive
an pied meme de IA ruvernc II VII
cue Ioascrtuie men ttait pas gardtc.
Cettc circumstance Gtai. 81 cytraouli.
naitc qn'un doutc s.empala de hi:
-Es-tu sur qnii> soient venus
CANS &c Cite dumanla-t.ii i son com.
paencn arec un accent diniuittude.
-Oai. capitaine. u laylez
ordonnt Il BoutoD-dc-Ro>e ct Bou-
-on-dc-liosc ne roos aurai' pas desc
bel.
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.l,!1t,!f orGb,b

Journal du ome District senatoria
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Attention..
sMSTnorS N

IINhE INN EkASiNG tLE vTpnc,v.
: PENCIL. 1t grasses Ink in two .Nlsk
without abrasion on rarer. secoee4
HpBERJ PICOU A.
az Mchride's Ntore ON Marhs
Thihodanr ~
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La plupart DIES grands journaux
strangers publient unc EDITION E
DoMADAIRE, destinee i tenir au
courant DIES Gvenements lie la semai
ne cenx de leurs nat;onaux cui
vivent hors du pays; mails il n'exls-
TAFT jnsqu'ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaire.
LIE journal des Dtbdts, cont On
connait la vieille reputation ct Ia
transformation recente 81 hardie.-
c'cSt mainten,nt Ie seuI journal quo
t'd'en au' paraisse drnx f"s, par
.iour-le Journal DIES DfhGts Went de
conhler cette lacune en- cr6ant une
EDITION HEBDoMADAlRE.
Nos lecteurs apprec:eront la
valeur dc cette publication, en- sc
rappeiant que lie journal des Ie6Gts
compte an nombre de ses c~olIahora-
teurs les homm s qu,, dams le monde
dies lettres ct de Ia poIitique, occn-
pent Ie premier rang en- France. II
nous suffira de otter les mons de NM.
Leon Say, Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Hal6vy, Greard, Ernest Lavisse.
+. l;nusse. Z. MeichiOr de Vogiie,
Mciihac, Brunetiere. de fAcademm
francai~e; =. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu,
de Mo!inar. Maspero. Barbour.
Bontmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris.
Perrot. E. Reyer, de IInst,tut; lie
professeur Graneher ct 10 dmteur
Daremberg, de rAcad6mie de M6de-
cine Aynard, Charles-Rnuy, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschane!, Dietz,
Henr,ean, Charles Malo. 4. Weyl.
Harry Ais, Chail!ey-Bert Jules
Lemaitre. Arvedt Barine, Bonyalot,
Clantavoine, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gabhart, \. HaIlays, Il. Hous
save, A.. Julien. A. Michel. Fl. de-
ParviIle, Ratfalovich, +. Rod, Guy
Tomel. etc.
EDITION HEBDOMADAIRE du
des l6hats reproduit les
articles les plus mttre,sants parus
dams les deux editions du journal !
quotiG!en ellie donne ainsi. outre dc /
Guides dart ct de litt6ra.
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet DIES
6,eaements de IL ~semaine. Ellie
constitute done la meilleuve des
rvurs. Foe cst aus, no.. |
,he'e. car ellie ne ~il,c que ,:
t anrs oar all; ajnrtpns qae sol
r"mmoAr (.32 pages grand
40 par nnmGro) perme. he L,
.rouservcr Excitement - vo,une.
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Oh CAIRO de 10 !;gnes: lere. insertion. $3.50
2me. !" 70
I" " Insertion add 80
Toute anncnce indlquant la profession
Padresse ct n'excelent pas ouatre
;. ses. mar an, d,ayance..... ....... S. 90
Annonce .e candidats. d'avance...... 10 90
Eecrolog,e. par ligne-.--..-.-.. ..-.-. 10
Tnute ,un"nre~ commercials puhlife d Fan
nee sera insfrfe an tanv de so cents par ponce
pour Is premiere Insertion ct 25 cents POM les
insertions suhs6qnpntes.
TOute aunOnee don't le nOn.b re d'insertiOns
n Eat pas specific sera inser4e iuaqu'S nouvel
erdre au taux oriinaire.
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f'HlS HOTEL HAS JUST Brr,
eh'arg'd and renovated. An A.
'f'c E'+va n and all m"lern impros.
m-nfs have l"en placed in the hn;is
ing. ~
american and [: European pp.
oct-lS-s4-ly.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

If the dead could only speak IL the cold lips only
break the silence again and tell what lies beyond the tomb
If and degraded ignorant person
could speak after being cold death what
wondering people he would have
inexOrab silent He places his seal the lips and there
murmurings rejocngs. We throw
the br asst OF dead hot their cold
until the dead lips become aloud
word but the great white death vouchsae
After the last sigh the that
hear has forever ard heard all this world
We know what lies beyond the dark
from knOz what We have hopes We
heaven beyond That waiting us but We
In darkness blind cropping
and dream that light ard beyond yet
has back and whispered
a heaven. Ii the dead could only speak
WILLIAM REED DUSRoY
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

The last bright Of the have paed in the
clouds that and gold
of then glowing and dark black
sky BY the night been
let down the world The thin silver
head The tender look
paints with hand the of other days
loved that have been buried
the twilight. Scenes of childhood pictures of
and the world back
again.
The darkens black. The cares
fades away into oblivion. Great calm silent
and and dream and dream the places
finger eyes and the world shut The
shine the still heed
them
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02
AT TWILIGHT.
Written for The COURIER.

LOVED 1t fair and beautiful great
heart laid open to and kissed it again and
i held it my hands and looked long long /
eternal love for it, never would fosake it, But All
not myself The busy Of the day between
forgot its oveness and became absorbed in the
lush Of life.
After the hurry behought of
where kept it, but dead The pedals had all fallen
ground and only the naked wthered heart remained
it, watered it with cried aloud
but Only ashes and dust and
But am haunted by the ghost of dainty
goes with me where All pretty rose. Ny pretty
pale dead love yet although you dead dead
are but ghost will keep with ghost memories with my
mothers kisses my school day loves and my dead hopes.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02
SHE WAS ALWAYS SELF SACRIFICING.

life Mlsaps wife Like
wheat fully she about be gathered 10y the ha
said feeble the
peacefully pane you have been good husband
Il have tried to be, Lucindy" replied Farmer Mlsap
laid make things and comfortable
like for me-"
Il have always tried to do my sheer Lucndy"
Obadiah" she lived together years.
hain't WEI"
I'VE have
married all the bread
hant you
Il don't deny it, Lucndy | have
you've the bread crusts for fifty five SOS wouldn't
o 'em, hain't you Obadiah"
Il don't deny it, Lucindy."
Obadiah said Farmer Milsaps wife pause very
kind of you. And won't mind telling thing
will you?"
mo. What is it, Lucindy?"
Obadiah of abnegaon
Il always fond of crusts."
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

After the doubts of the day
Comes faith at night,
Cropping her way in the dark
In raiment white.
Raising her hands TO heaven
In steadfast prayer,
Bringing our tired souls
Surcease from care.
After the doubts Of the uay
Comes Faith and Peace,
Bidding our fretful souls
Their sighings cease.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02
Ringing Noises

In the sometimes roaring buzng sound caused by
that exceedingly dageeabe and disease
of smell hearing also result from caarrh Hoods
ra the great blood purifier peculiarly successful remedy for
this disease. which it cures by Purifying the blood.
Hoods Pills the best after dinner pills. assist digestion pre-
vent constipation.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02
THE COURIER

Ought probably looking for and wondering who I'm sitting
out with all this time At least that's what he's generally doing
a dance"
Now if he would read Lucifera !" said l.
He approves tin theory said Mrs Knight. "Ah
hap meant haven't Ought, Mr. Vans
"Oh yes. have" said !, nodding
What? Oh but you're too !oung You're surely not"
"Converted?' interrupted Certainly
oh converted! murmurmed Mrs Knight with smile.
Yes please do, Mr.. Varsitart.'
explanation which achieved
considers how absolutely complete 1t left
single syllable which Mrs Knight
said
"Oh!" said Mrs. Knight.
DO you quite md shall repea?"
NO" said Mrs. Knight.
At this tall middle aged with black whisk
entered the and cried unmistakabe
ion: "Ah!" AMI advanced toward U.S. saying as he
Il could Think what had become dear I've been
looking everywhere
why, I've been here all the time said Mrs.
Mr. Vansart do let Introduce husband Mr. Van
sttarand have Been talking about Lucfera have been
ing to tell him what meant"
1T great book. sir said the with the whskers.
las Mrs Knight explains it" said l. 1T superb"
Il trust, he said that you agree with its position"
Il have just explained that do. l said.
Knight took his arm and bowed | bowed to
Knight.
again | hope" said She exchange
more"
Opinions" said l. for what's in a after all?
morning perceived that the thing ought hap
pened. But it had-oh, well.