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The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
rRrSrEKs : sALE

UTHEHf,s. Elxyu N. Slater si.i d, III. e.rt.g-
w deed sst trust. tatst August 5. tsss, and ~
he r-eorsi. - the otsre 81 cierf and fs.oar.r ~
Prox~rs Ccenty. Caiafseso. ecassJ IN oee Rear,
Do, as irs.s~~ tiss toiis~ine dssssie-i lAaas N.
natsS lr Prp~~rs sSsa,s s,s.e of ColoraiO To-
.ossS. Rssss Z ss., q ssk p. h. ss.s.ssg ss.,,ssgS
s,srhs-. ~hIsh tiss ..id sn.Is n. slsisT Lss ..
said eoaref aaee uzsais In frass 10 seeurs a.
psymspf a esrtsin pfunris-or1 aas@ of stsa DAT.
doilsr. ,siesi &ystis 70 tip orsssr - ,h- Csio-
r4Bo Securities Cotutssy W yr&fs after The date
css.s t-~r aaaaFa IA, kssr .-nai .anu4lly a. -
cssufz.us thefeto at aekst. and
eksress, ssii tfS.i ds.si tFsssdrs iha' IA ssse
gzft tk~rsof or ,ks iaters.t ti,srsS1 si ths tss-
ssa N ses rzsanss es b. SAD nats nnd eeaFaas
"a tis tessi aldsf af aid rsose Il shsii snd ssT
~ IA sfnl tor aid tres,s % his .seee-sr IA trss
tate ss pehlsc ancs,sa ia shs <ssssr is .sid ssss.
sis~-t ds-~fte-sd ,rsses.esy ta -hseh fes sssa.sF
lss "a sssss sai al irs., -, sss iAsrsoa ,sssS
er -tth The eests - ~r-eatiHx tkss trust, as4
Nass,.. sst.sit b. ss-s ',.as . =, ~.
~6rrpas. IL ssAa dres3 ~ tFwss !, b f1rtesrrgy
,i8>d hal m e..- q dssth, issialiry Fsfsssl
shsa scsisa ssS-s * s.g-~s. q ssid ss-i 4
tru.t n.ay - r-aatr--t hg the aessl boisss %
z.S ), sir's. asiS sssss-is. s;Tsss, W al 81
s,Issts sny other I-r-<u N sls flses .sa Etsaa
~ sxid HsnrJ y. kLiriek ua.tss 18Th ieil
Fsy~~r - s1eeute s>td trust y rpsnssf saA fsfr
ss n sAid dss-i ~ trust prystted. SD
Nhsr~as. n 1. tlse sss-er~ - The lsral koitsr
aad of said Ifuea or pass Mai the trust
sy satf ds~.d eresfsf b. rs-sut<<a. sd
Nk-r~ss. the said uezry J. Abirtrt ~ fsasul
- ~. Ai~sae- fttaa TIE STATE ~ tuioraau AL
his sirteehuafs uot kh-o-u 70 saf csz b ascsf-
tAiasd ~ The sssl knldeT sha Ssusf q sad
nsssr l. unAhgs tss snecnte aatd tfrst, Erc
Nk--ress. the haltt<s s.d ern-z - said Frva.-
is-ory nst- did ~ ~Ei'tAs dnix afsaurissis-i
suf-tltate tfp< unlfsr~tEasA. A. 7. fcrse. Ia tks
rizee ssa stssa 81 He0F1 ,, Aldrlek A. trssiss
Hzs-r said ltsse - rest, ~ltA fnh p1stt ts 20
ali thins. rktrh sxia Hsoft ,. Ah3fifh sAsh;
ksss ss,a~ hy strfcc "a th~ s-s-ets cc.fsrr.e ~
% hins ~ .sia cs-a - Trust
Nc~ Thsfrf~se. st tks fssesst q ths ie<sl fead-
rr and g-nef u ssta rrrs4l.ssr1 sats. sotsfs -
herseT ss,s1 that J. A. 7. fcs.s. ..h.,itsss irs,.
g. =. kfufs-sid. I'll ae Haa9sJ. the iiih d.y ~
Mar. A. u. tsss a. tho h-saf - tee oslnfk - ths
fervsoas - ssta s.t ss tho frsn.eai s,rvys sosr
- tb- Cpurs Hess IN tiss sesss = psesssi ssssu
Arspeha~. aHd Stsf- - Sa3ersSss, ~ HSeiis a7r-
cssh s~ii ~. atst. ae-~Fis--si rruF-rsI sna all
tbe ri.ht titl. h-a<st snf s.sstsJ of rslsssfina
% the ..id fi.Ju N. slater hi. A-is. sd sssAsr.
sis~tvtn for the pnFt-ass - BsItn< sAid sofs sd
all tnsrr.ss do thsrsSu tizas - saie tn<steSf
~ish tA- es4sts ssd sas~zses - eKre~isns t1a'
I trust-
Daisd q, p-a-~r. coior-ao. tAis - s.J q
AT YuRSE. Suhs.itu,s Trsss-~.
First - elsoAtioa apsii a iss ls.i Psssssa'i'a
Nns 81 If-
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rsusrEEs sALK.

WHEREAS. Florcnce A. Ned b. her dSSd OF
corded sIi n ths % eisss % 81 he @ esanty T eissk .sd
Of Colorado. on the fourth day q Aprii; -
rich as trustee. the following deserihesi real
estate situate in the cozniY Of Pro~ers, AID
southwest quArterts.l 81 section hSstsl end ~e.i
half ~ OF northwest auArteri !. OF section easht
81. IN towsssip sSeEss,s~9 ~ ss .eSss ;,, Asn
water rights recorded in The Office 81 the
county clerk and recorder of prcvcrs eoaniJ I,
~ note, for the sum OF uos thousAud lsiaupi
dollars, dated March u, lssa- and rsyahls
l-sny, on the nrss day Of March. l-ss, tesvther
with Interest thereon semi annually, a. sho~n
sy tsn eoupens q fory 80 dollars zach.
oa the hrSt days Of March and September Of each
year. with interest on said coupon notss al the
Whereas, said decd Of trust provides that in
case OF default in the payment OF said nofes OF
I: shall b. iasfni Tor the said trustee. r III. sue
ee-or in trust. 10 sell the said prrnises. ar AM
part thereof. and all right and uiiy q rsiesnI
ton Of the said fioruner A. Sea therein al pub
lac auction Tor cash: znd
Whereas, il Is provided IN end By aid deed ot
fasai q the = SAID H.urs j. kidrses, trss,eS. 70
act At any time xhnu action may b reslnirr-i
fsI the s;sss';s. 80, 1f se % ,5S.s. y gssfs ss,s asd
by writing duly eeknaslesieed. apyoint a soc
ee.sor in trust 20 tho said Henr3 J. Aldrieh and
from the state Of Colorado and unable - act,
and the lexal holder az the said Dote has. hy .
writing. duly AppotRicd the uadersixa~d true
tee 70 act as snec-s>or Of said Heary }. Aidrieh,
rscoried In the Office of the cDunfy clerk and
recorder 81 Prowers eoaHty and state Of Colo
rsdo and
Whereas. default has ben made In the psy-
mnnt Of intere-t ooupons due March lat And setr
trmhrr is.. Iss6, and arch ist. ls and tho sane
10 still unpaid, and tho LEGAL holdrr ~ said note
has declared tho whole 0i said pSineipAl sun
ana in,ssr aas a s sses. ,a Asa aa,,n. n@'
de--d Of trust;
Nov. Ih>rsforr. the uns,srsigbsi as such trus-
to-, will Monday, the Itth day of MAY.
Iset, at ten o'clock In the fur~1oan. At
the fremont street frunt door Of the eours house
in the city Of Denser. Arspsho-e e~unty. Coiors-
do. sell the above described prpfrrty, and all
water rishts or interests Sprurtaintnx thcreso.
and In and by said drsi Of trust ooareyrd-
Dated April 4. isss
fslsnedD THOMAS L. SMITH.
Successor IN Trust
Date OF er<t puhi;cstion April n. i~H.
Date OF last puhlicAfion Nay y. tse(
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A Senator'S BlII.

A constituent of Senator Harris met
that gentleman the other day for the
first time in dozen years, says an
exchange. The meeting between the
two Tennesseans, was very cordial. 1t
was emphasized presently by sundry
crookings of the elbows.
''Ah, SENATOR" remarked Mr.. Har-
ris' constituent, smacking his lips,
"you don't look day older than you
did the last time / saw you"
''rm little grayer, possibly" said
the senator, with a pleased smile.
You are looking in excellent health
too.r pursued his yriend
Thank you, and do you know" said
the senator, Il am "a years old, aud /
have paid but one doctors bill in my
life. and that for a broken arm"
Is that sos- he asked in surprise.
"Fact, assure you"
"Well, senator" said the friend
with significant smile, don't you
think it is almost time you were pay
ing some of them and preserving your
credit?',
The senator moved for an executive
session and presented bill Of ex-
plantations.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
rRusrEg,s sALk.


w trust. dated ths sist ssy q MAreh. A; 2.
isa.. and daiy recori~i IN the efies of ihe eisrs
Taiafsdo, % ths 1ist day q xsreh. A. u. Isse.
10 bssok !, pa<e sss conveyed 70 Hcnry J: udrIeh.
ssss,, - sr,' tssr ~ si II ssr, seai
Of range foEty-seseEfGl vest ~ sirth Pftnespei
Dsridi.a situate n the coani5 q frossis ,s s..s
ose water righs Nc. u Ia iunts A Lamar e an
a. in tr'ist 70 tecnrr the psytnsei y y b. Ir'
,sorY Bote dated March list. ise. tor the suin Of
eIevsn hundred dollar lslionl. payable 70 tbs
orsier of colorado Scarities Ccszpany % the nrst
day q March. 10. toFe,ssf -,ih Anisfs-, teess s.
forty.four dollars each AitAehssi 70 sAss H1t.
snd payahle respectively % the nrsi days -
March and S~s,temh,~r q each yeAr utta interest
th~r~oa aftsf due Al toe pr e-st- p-r ra-atA.
and whereas. said des'i of trurs trottd-s that IN
saJ pars thsrs.S,s. With iS@ iatsss.t thsr-ssa sr
ease q nou-pAymeat ~ tAIs-, .i,e ~hsas ~ the
psineipAl sua seeur~d b. .Aid seSt. and The ia-
ofsioa oI The hnier of said isd,ss-fD--.. AZ eees
h-eome duo and pap shis. and thst u thru shsn
"a tr,l,t after hsTinsr advertised sneh sale thlftI
days In ssvspapes Yuhltshed IN ths eosag
-terS said ps-aisss srs .iiHs,s.l 70 ~ se,a 80
ard esguity sf rssl-snFsiaa a the said sssatos.
his b.ir- And Asslsls. th~r~en. at patlic tseda-
ws-ress. a-t.sis hss .--s 9sd, tn the s-J-
msnt 81 thr~s - The interest eestoa. d1s
Asseh 80 s-it,1,i. i.sf i.h -, - sssss ~. ~.
ard Ass W. kszn-Y. The iessl haia.r 81 sssi nate.
has dsrikre,i tho Whole of sid Frtacir-si suna
and interest dae k1d psy ahls. aaA has rysln>-.at
ii.s .ais q .eia prrsaisss b 'iFsos y ..sd d-i
of trust; 4zA
wls~rrss Il /. provided IN sHd 10 said d~-i -
tru.s that In eass % The a~ssh. insht1iiY % ~
fnsAl - the said hesFJ J. iidrssh. trSsis~. 4,
act. a. azy tinse sh@o .rtioo zAy b. rr3atrsst
~ trust. thea the le<zi ho!esF af ssid nete. na1
By ~ritsn< dsly neknovlr.t<rd spf.sist saeer--
sor % trust 70 The sAia Hrnu :, Abiriehl sna
Wh~rr<., th- aid Heap J, Aidrteh u sh-~1t
frusn the stkts = IsiuFa4n. and cEAhls N art
asd has rvfnssa 70 art - said tgusisss
and Ass ". keaDe1. ttss leysl hoiasr
~ said oots. has b. wriflas euiy 80
kza~lssasrd spf-oiat~i ssi sah-titu,~a The
undsrsisnsd v, W. DAl. tru-ts~ 70 ~ SEQ
os-.oT q SAID Hserl J. Alirieh so-. thsr~f..--.
by rtrtns II The Eutl-orisJ sad r-s-sr. Vested n
me afore-.ia. vii u rufsaaBe- ~ ,h< pro
sision. 81 said trust d.~s s~ll sahlie aaetsa-,
At tho TFWan.at S;rart frcat doo< % The Court
Hoase IN the eity - D-e.yf, ArsFsho- Coes,y
ssd Ssst- q Co1arsdas 90 Wednesday. tSs sstk
dzy of Nay. A. D. t-s. Al the kear -
ien o'elock a. NJ. the shete d~srF1h-d
real r~tate- to<vth%r ~i;h and ipelzfias uae
water rixhs No. of l.. junta Lamar Can4i
and anY aa1 al other water right. and inn
rstirs ErisfAo<-s us-t for tbs irrt<sfiaa - said
lsnd 70 th- hixhr.i hisid.r Tor cash fur tas par.
p,s-e q p4yiHz the indshssdae-4 st-ss- nsatiaa-
ed and ea~-a-
DATED Al pssrsr. Cola, APssl ish, ~
Sue-es.or In Trust
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
TRUSTEES SUI

WHEREAs. Ga.sAr Graa BY his a-s.l a
w tr.st, dated The sih say - sArvh. i-sl. and
recorder. in tho e1aasy 81 Pruser, and state q
Colorado, "a the Rri daI % March. ist. ia h--lk
ss{si 2 hs.I5 I: s,,.h, =. s'.,s
al; 1te -esth half ; q ths southeast sasstsr
one "a sonthAsd 10 ranss fuE,y -hse fs5I w.s. d
the Sixth Is,hl Pribeip1i xersdiAn. eoorAiains
saisf risss,. spt-T:sisiss ~ ,ssr-.s' .ss.s s-iss
estdraeed b Arkansas River LNnd. Reservoir
snd Sanal Company. desd nsznt-r 'Oar hua-
the pAyrnen, af bis .srsrI.sory cote ftr sl~ .slrs
ot eight hundred $500 dollars dated the s;h dsy
Soiaasaa sssnii. saa a9 iss ss Isfs q a.
OF March. tsas tasssher with iatrrsst tbcrcoa
.s,1s,iss %, q s ,sssS sy ,sa seosas; q
said note. and payable respectively oa the nrs.
days Of March aud seu,rnb~r OF each year. with
per ecnt pes nosth sftrr maturity. and
Wherea,- aid dreh Of trust prosides that 10
case of defaul; IA the payment Of sAid note,
II shall he lawful Tor tho said Trustee OF his Soc
oessot IN trust, q ssll the said pr-nise- or anJ
tsrt thereof, aud all right and equiiy of r-d~mp-
ton Of the said GasfAv Graz the-stn al pub
Lie auction .ar cash. ard
Nhcreas, il is provided In Ard by aid deed Of
trust that IN case of the death. inability or re-
fusRl Of the sNid Henry J. Alarfeh. trus;s. To
act at any time shen action may b. reouirvd for
trust. then the legal holder Of said note may BY
writing daily acknowledged, appoint a saoesssor
IN trust 70 the said H.nry ). udrieh aud
whereas. tho said HenrY J. Aldrieh is absent
from the state OF Colorado aud unable 10 act
and the legal holder Of the said note has, hJ =
writing. duly appointed the und~rsigned
trustee TO act AZ successor Of said HetirY J. Al
drieh. as recorded IN the osies Of The eoanty
clerk and recorder OF Prowefs county and state
OF colorado; and
Whereas, default has been made IN the pay.
furnt of interest dnr September ist issb
and all subsequent Interest. and the same
% sttlf unpaid. and the legal holder Of said note
has declAre-i the whole of said principal som
and Interest due and paya able, and has requested
a sale Of said premises under said deed OF trust:
Nov, Therefore. the undersigned As such trns-
tee, viii on Tuesday. the 18th day of May issa
Mt eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Tremout
street froat door OF the court house. in the city
OF Denver. Arapahoe county. Colorado. sell the
above described property and all water rights
or interests appurtaining thereto, aud IN aud
by said decd OF trust conveyed.
Dated April 4. lsa6.
ISisnedJ THOMAS L. SMITH,
tpeerrssr In Truss
Date of first publication April u. 1856
Date of last publication May 9, iss6
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25
The Usual Way.

HE passed a plugged quarter on
me-" growled the honest citizen.
Rather small business" comment
ed the reputable trsdesmsn.
'.Smallr" exclaimed the honest cit
izen. "It's worse. The man who
will deliberately pass mutilated coin
is too contemplate to live"
That's right" replied the reputa-
BILE tradesman. However, there is
no need to worry over it Hyou want
to get nd OF it, give it to me. / have
dozen chances day to dispose OF
bad com"
.'Oh, haven't it now. passed it
on a newsboy.r- Chicago Post.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25


The Denver Times has OF late dis
played much improvement in its news
service and mechanical features. 1t is
now printed by 8 Mergenthsler Limo
type typesetting machines Of the latest
and most improved pattern, and II
pages are issued every day excepting
on Fridays, when 10 or more pages are
printed. The Tunes is the only daily
paper in Colorado which receives the
full day service OF that greatest news
gathering organization, the Associ-
ated Press. The difference in time aud
the unrivalled service allows The
Times to present the news Of the world
up to 9 p. M in its LAST edition A
corps Of over 200 live correspondents
in Colorado and surrounding states
and territories enables it to present
the news Of the Rocky Mountain re-
gion on the day it occurs, twelve hours
in advance OF the morning papers,
while the local news service is crisp,
fresh and up-to date. The increase
in size allows The Times to introduce
several new daily departments. which
will be appreciated more especially by
its lady readers. The Times makes a
specially Of the best serial stories that
can be secured, the one now running
in the paper being "An Army Wife,"
Capt. Chas. Kings latest and greatest
story. The presidential campaign is at
hand. Those who wish to read live,
reliable paper will take the Times.
The Lamar register., 1896-04-25

Date OF crst puhiicstion Aprii n. i
Date OF last puhlicAfion May =. -
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11

that. Ike America. you were about to b
discovered! lts not . nice feeling-its
the sort the villain in the play must
have when the immaculate heroine
points her index finger to the sxit-up-
per Right Hand and says: Go. you
have deceived me. I will see your face
no mort" Probably she sups wi,h him
after the opera is over. but that 10 none
OF our business. Speaking Of drsmstics,
l hear Frank Lea Short is to present
The Bells here May Z. Eleanor. IL
you have not heard Irving do not waste
your money. Frank Lea is '.youst 80
good, und schesper."
But to return to our mutton. IL We
are found out let rs buy US an island.
start q paper. subscribe for it ourselves.
write for it, read it and advertise in it
ourselves. and let the rest OF the world
go to venezuela-if it ike.
/ am 90 anxious to see you; come up
over Sunday. Did l ever tell u..whst
well known politician once told me?
He had been absent from home several
days, and on his return his little daugh-
ter greeted him enthusiastically saying:
lob. PsDa. I'm glad you've come. the
Donkey's have been 30 lonesome"
Come whenever you can. to your
lonely PENELOPE.
Omaha Wednesday. April 8, 1896.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11
Stuart Robson.

Iu recent interview when asked il he
came from a theatrical family. Stuart
Robson said:
Far from it. My parents were rigid
Methodists at a period when even loco
foco matches were preached against as
an invention OF the devil When was
about twelve years old my family moved
to Baltimore. There l saw John Owens
and Immediately became stage struck.
Often John Sleeper Clarke and 1 fol-
lowed Owens from one end Of Baltimore
street to the other, as il he were some
superior being from another world. Ed
win Booth. Clarke, John Wilkes Booth.
W. Talbot. Somerfield Barry and I
chummed together a good deal at that
time. Among our diversions was the
erection Of an amateur theatre in the
cellar OF shoemaker on Calvery street.
The admission was about three cents.
One Of the play that / recall was Al
lessandro Masseroni, the King OF the
Bloody Thieves. Every actor was per-
mitted to say what he pleased, provided
it helped along the situation. My great
hit consisted in chopping of the head OF
Edwin Booth, as it lay upon block"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11
MRS. PYLE'S RESTAURANT.

MRS. PYLE'S RESTAURANT.
Mrs. Pyle, having purchased the
Model restaurant in the Salisbury
block, Twelfth and NJ streets. hereto
fore conducted by Mr.. Scott, is giving
her undivided attention to the work of
making this the most popular restau-
rant in the city. Mrs. Pyle has most
desirable class of customers, and the
patronage is steadily increasingly 1t
easy Of access from the business ponots
Of the city anu the appointments and
service are all that could be desired
Table board by the week, %; ii, ket good
for q meals, $3.50. .
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11
MISS PENELOPE. OMAHA

see an Indifferent variety performances,
redeemed only by Miss Fuiler's startling
effects. which we're wonderful. tho due
chiefly, it seemed to me, to the skill OF
the Electrician, but you know am not
a critic. Everybody who is anybody
and everybody who is trying to be some
body, and lot OF somebody's who are
really nobodys was there. and one and
all felt rather taken in.
Thursday Mrs. Cummings gives a
luncheon for the Buds which naturally
exclude, fall blown flower like myself
Its little trying on the rose no longer
young-and not exactly old; she can't
make up her mind whether to draw the
leaves together and make dash for
youth for another brief space. or just
drop into the Dot pourri jar and have
done with it. How would you like to be
only fragrant memory. Eleanor?
Our absentees are returning to their
native sand l.ills. Miss Linda Curtis,
we'll known socially. came home this
week from an eastern trip. also Miss
Nellie WakeIy. who has for two months
been visiting her brothers family in
Chicago. Mrs. Lewis Reed arrived
home Monday. after ten months spent
in Germany with her children. The
Mynheer eeems to have agreed with her;
she looks awfully we'll and says they all
made great progress in the language.
I've no doubt she will enjoy my run
ming in occasionally and saying: "Wie
befinden sic SIGH, and zweie bier" Do
you know l can carry on quite an AMI
mated German conversation? Which
being translated runs like this-"Have
you green book? No, 1 have brown
book Is Bella's book also browL? No.
Bella's book is blue"
Miss Mary Noah is home from North
Berkeley, California. and Rumor says
she is soon to go east for her trousseau,
as she is to be married in June to Mr..
Crofoot one Of our most promising young
lawyers-not but what they all promise.
Yamagatta has arrived! I did not
realize it until now-but all my life l
have been waiting for, expecting, this
moment, this supreme crisis-at one time
/ feared Yamagatta might not come.
may never again taste such bitter de-
spair-but he is here! General Cop
pinger, his Aide. and an hundred soldiers
brave, have escorted him with martial
music to the Willard hotel. hope Mr..
Markell will not make mistake and give
him chop sticks for his oat meal. The
japanese understand as much about
spoons as about guns, which the Chinese
will assure you is a good deal.
Mrs. Gen. Brook, formerly Of Omaha,
now Of Minneapolis. is in town the guest
OF Mrs. William Redick. A number of
quiet little things have been given her,
as she has many friends here.
Speaking OF them makes me think of
a funny story. Shortly before they we're
ordered away from here, Gen. Brook
went one morning to the butcher shop
to look after his particular cut OF beef
A sin pie circumstance. but simple things
have decided Waterloos That same
morning Mrs. Chas. Duel sent her son
Luke, a mature youth OF seven summers
to the same shop for five cents worth OF
salt pork. Luke obe6iently set out. and
shortly returned. did you bring the
pork, Luke?" asked his mother. NO."
the young man replied. "but / ordered
two chickens, a beefstek and a dozen
chops" why, what do you mean. l
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11

mont OF the vehicles, and tie subdued.
mournful air OF every one. including the
hired drivers-but have you ever taken
particular notice Of the return Of the
same procession? Where is the solem-
nifty now? Even the horses fieck their
tails gsily, hold up their heads smarily.
and trot along; as il to say-"Well, for
goodness sake, we've had do.eful
enough time, let's brace up il possible"
am rot the first person who ever no.
ticed this popularity, it impressed an
obscure poet by The name OF Riley, to
such an extent that he wrote poem
about it-"When the Hearse Comes
Back" Its just an illustration Of the
fact that humanity is not built for gloon.
When man or woman arrives at point
where he or she likes to breakfast, lunch
and dine on large chunks Of despair,
you can make up your minds that the
daily papers in the town where they live
will. sooner or later, have material for
startling slug heads. 1t may be poison,
it may be cold lead, or in an extreme
case. too much Missouri water. but it
will surely come.
This idea suggested itself to me from
observing the effect the forty days alb
stinence from the flesh pots Of Egypt
seems to have on people. Ash Wednes-
day began 1.-THE procession Of fugitives
from the world, the flesh and the devil
started out rather morunfully. Jewels.
laces and frivolities OF all sorts disap-
peared. prayer books replaced them. and
the society girl who posed for doing the
proper thing, resolutely declined the
theatre, eschewed theatre parties and
scarcely approved even dry bite at the
club, though occasionally to oblige a
friend, she took it, in fact one evening
was lunching there.-I am not church
woman, and very gay party entered. l
caught this during the conversation:
Say, Jess, what became OF that st.
Louis man OF yours?" "Oh~ Jess non.
chalantly replied. He played an act
from the Marble Heart on me, borrowed
a ring " it'll five stones in it, and failed
to come back" This is apropoe OF
nothing, in this mosaic work Of mine. 1
am liable to drop in every now and then
gem like that.
The girl. who for six weeks hadn't
rag TO her back, and never expected to
have anything, appeared last Sunday. l
do not know whether the Associated
Charities provided her tailor made gown
and the wonderful creation OF tangled
rainbow CLEANS which crowned her
graceful head, but it was all there, and
the girl herself new creation Of smiles
and clothes, and why not-the process
sion was coming back.
Trinity Cathedral as usual was beau
tifully decorated, and the music OF the
high order we expect from Mrs. Cot
toms leadership. She sang The Lord
is Risen," with an echo effect, from the
supplied choir boys which was lovely.
The town seemed a vast garden OF
white flowers; Easter lilies nodded at
you between the parted lace curtains OF
every window. and waves OF perfume
fioated out from every opened door;
women with smiling faces passed you,
occasionally ore with light in her eyes
you know came from something deeper
than worldly good or store.
1t was rather an abrupt plunge for 60
ciety-from Frankinsence and myrrh
from the confessional and prize Dieu-to
Loie Fuller Monday night. My lady,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11

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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-11

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