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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

6sr ct; buao mon torbsreoebe fig
paa ueo ben rSupper". iom Rulbe
lebiase Irefoent McRinleps Snoz
fattelie os bet Bal. iom bermeo fob
/ 6orbinoelie. Bet fofebe 81 at faa
Supper totuoen be $5 / Goeanss<
pense. Os bette moatte betolss of
enbuer meo l1notoselie Eaf Ysrefoent
Rc&inlep os 8iceprefbent 3obart
% Damerne / beres 5amilier. Ron=
troften pao at leuere Gupperen blep
siuen til en- Brouiantforualter / Bbi<
looelpbia. % ban ifulbe betole Snou.
9urations.a aomiteen en- pts 8rocent
at Bruttoinote9ten. 9ette fuauelfom
Snotrsten .af BiQetialset Rulhe
saa Ill at betole 11osittetne meb
ben belle Setli9beo. Borserne i
8aibin9ton bauoe iubRriberet $780,,
600 iom ct @arantifono. os Beneene
bltu inobetalt. forat olIe @esninaer
tunoe bliue msot. etterbuert ION be
tom inb. Senere blep Snotegten
fra Ballet forbelt meueu Subi9riben.
terne foo lonet, fom be uiloe goa.
9et er 8orserne / 8aibinston. iom
friuioist isrser for ole l1osiftes meb
Erefbentens Snbiettelie.
Jor fire dor fben fofebe benne
Ufiere $4,000. oe olt bette bleu
attet ueo Snbte9terne fro Ba1et, %
enbba bleu Der libt tilopers til upbe<
ling til fotti9e. Soar bleu arronse,
menterne 9iort efter en- itsrre Noole
ftot. % mon osteoe at anuenoe omz
trent $4,000.
ct miolertioist &isiten blep opfsrt
tet inottl &enfions bpsninaen, poa
8asfiben. 30 &offe % 200 Dpportere
bleD bentet fra Bbilobelpbia. Boriez
len. @slptbi. 9use % Roben bleu
fiQouet lao meset fom mulist 5or<
ueien. Observation-Disclosures bapbe
oronet bet foa. at ct feriiilt Iron
ffuloe ftoa til bans &aabisbeb poa
&ennIp!uania< <8anen. 6ans 8laner
o9 5orbereoelier Rob unber Banfet<
Romiteeus Ouerepfpu. 6ormano paa
oenne uar Sen. @eorse 3. giQiams
al SEEM Oorf. Stblse &omiteens
Suerlag Ruloe 8ropiantforpaiteren
leuere 10000 osiorterebe Sanom,@es,
5000 @b,den>@utlets. 1000 Smeet>
breao>Bofteier. 800 @oQoner @on=
iommea Coup, 800 @allener 9errapin
800 @aQoner 95iden.Salob, 200
@aQoner RrabbezSalao, 200. .@alloz
ner 6ummer=Salao. $50 @finfer,
80. 900 0fers. 200 Iunser. 1so Ral>
uner. 1900 &oart Scez@ream, 100
@aaoner romerR 8un@. 25O gsuno
Roger. 100 ,gunb 8ilbtpoffei oa 200
@alIoner 4offe. Dette autoaes at
bliue not til at mette 10000 Men<
METER, % mon pentebe, at tbetminbfle
iaa mause piloe beltase.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

ct. Saul @lobe: &opuliiterue
Spo= Daioto aioroe allt9euel tffe !ao
baarlist Nrbeioe / 2e9iSlaturen. Eos
talbelsbet of Bepillinser. boaDe ol'
minoelise "a fpecielle. ct $2.78l
minore enn 1926, % 2esisloturens
eane uoeifter uar $l1.400 minore
enb for to Mar iben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
boor bet 9ieloer al fomme burtiq
frem. huab enteu bet rpger eller fpqer.
Den fofer ca. 1000 Rr.
sneftreo paa VeHlanoet I gfor8e,

H>e~s~~'SsSf> @sSS~S&S%s
Hoa Nnoeftao. Ssfelpen. git Scot
til Dnsecs ct SneRreb iom rommeb
to @oaroe. 8aa ben enc trat ben
2aoebpsninsen, bpor to @utter loo /
5isiet. 9isie bleu besraune unoer
to Nlen enc men blep bog truttet
frem ilioe. Ronen poo @oaroen
fuloe ben os oari1e bem. oo bun bBr.
te 9uren; bun bleu rammet al Sfres
bet o. be9rauet til Brpftet. Sen
eloffe 9atter bleu fprt meb 5frebet
forbi 2ooen os beerouet. Beese reo,
oeoes. Sntet Meunelfeliu git ,oale>
oes tabt. Dtte @jeber blep brebte.
Boa lsnbre Ssnompre git Der
Streb 5iRoabpaoeu. Sppbeu,
9esanser. @urifen. Bolben os Bart:
oolsifronoen. S 5iiiaobpaoen tos
sfrebet bort en- 5tue. @eloiepis
git intet MenneReliu tobt, ioet Manb
os &one u9 to Bbrn tom fig unooo;
men moor unotoses ct Ear &igr % 4
Souer. bleu oft. huob Manben eier,
eoelost os besrapet unoer Snefon.
men. Nanoen ct eammel. uosle os
60 Nar. ca itaor nu uben GUS %
&laoer, 5olfene moatte f1pete npsne
for at uno9oa at be9raues.
Baa 2esoneer, Stot. bleu ben ,oa'
talote 8rafefue borttot. Ere Ruin=
Der bleu fbrt meo. Sc to al bisie
blep aienfunone farft toetet men
enonu iliue; ben treble oerimoo tomb
tee ttfe 19ien.
S Uolben blep en- Monp os to
Bbrn, fom Dor tnoe / ct Rpernbus,
tot iommen meb bette. Sc ONION.
mems &onen fob % iaa poa. 4isez
ne of Manoen os bet enc Born er
sienfunbet.
Sra Bergen teleeraferes lobe 5eb.
at Der meloes ON bpppiee 5neRreb /
5iorbbpsberge. Ct 5nelreb peb
@aaroen S9le / 9taufbol, @sno=
fiorb. bar ioolebea beerauet en- G7=
aorig 9usmono u9 bans 20=ooriQe
9atter.
On Sernbaneorbeiber. iom fibrte
meo 9resfn pao Boslebonen, ON,
tom npli9 ct @neRreo neoenfor
Sulteu. meooeles til ,Morseubl. "
Gorunoerli9 not baube BON en- lipen
Stunb fpr reobet en- anoen Nrbeioer,
iom fob paa 9obet neo i ct Streo.
On Ramerot, iom par tilftbe, for
maooe lite at foa bonn op. oa fbrit,
naunte Tom forbi Fife Dieblit.
s Suubalen bar Der saot Sfreb /
Sfreo aiennem belle 9aler. 9eooen
ftBrre 6faoe bar be iaoutot uibes lite
9iort, Ginbuerne er Fere Stees bleft
ino Of 2ufttrptfet, os obFiQi9 Biri.
iios er reuet op.
Snoe &omSbalsfiorben git ct
Streo uo @isen os be9rop fulb>
ftanoie en- 8aoo % en- Nanb BBl<
gerne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

Sf6l9e Eelegammer til 9agspres<
fen bar Stormogterne beIuitet ot
blotere 6aunene @refenlanb os
pod 8reta. De:te Ral uRre for inb=
til utoere at opretboloe en- tilfpnelas
oenbe Greb, % ieuere pil bo Del be
famine Naater beitemme ouer &retos
Sfiebne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
Rmterer Seepes % &oHe.

Gnboer 6efeter ueo, at en- 9ea. ION bar
v6eauts". tltser mtnbre udrotfulb for bper
Dag. r9rlsfan 9eape 9ospber ptl teltre,
b beHne 6psDom. Ct TsrfSs stl oper6eptie
Den on bets u1tberfulbe 5tltrebelfesepne.
66iees bos 1orttntn d 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

ct npt &iounberbarn. @aula @5a>
lit. fial oipe Concert &iBbenbapn.
Zen lille Dome. iom bare Ct 10 Nor
9ammeI, beRrtues / ubeulanbiie Nu=
ftblabe lon vet &iounber. ct ufatte>
liQt fort Bibunber!"
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

Ser er ttor 6are for Operip6m=
melie ueo Nempbis, 9enn. Nis.
fourii ilooen fob fife @Bnbos mere
enb 36 Sob ouer 9aupant smerfet,
o9 bette CT en- beiere Bonbfanb enb
ben peo 5lommen 1890.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
NeetDle,t, 8retttttoetaS &DS.

6erom Rriuer rNorR I,bsRrift
tor 9aaneperf os Snoufri":
r8eo @lettricitesens 6ielp bar
man fornpli9 Fremitiqet en- femiR
5orbinoelle af Netollet &alcium oq
&ulftof. ueo at man sar !aoet ben
elettrilte Ypsbue 9aa 9lennem en-
Blono1ns af &olt oe Rulftstfer,
boorpeo oenne Blonbius opbeoes
ooeroroentlia fterft. 9erueo fit
mon r&olciumforbio", iom' er ct foft,
boiotorne1 Stof. iom laoer iis opbe,
oare ube9:aniet long Iib. noar
mon bare pasier paa, OF Bebolberne
Ct eanite tatte.
Noor mon i'll &alciumfarbioet fets
ter Sono. bespnoer Der s.rofs en-
ffert uouitltn9 of en- brnnobor @as.
art - Gcetplenet. S Rolciumtorbi.
bet bar mon oltiaa ct faff oe let
tronsportobelt Stof, bporof mon meo
2etbeo os til enbuer 9io tan irem.
ft,lIe en- brenobar os ouerorbentlia
ftertt lpienoe @as.
Der er neppe no9en 9u,pl ON, at
oenne r5remtiossos" pil fomme til at
foa uobreot Nnuenoelie ie baobe }om
2pS o9 fom &raftmiooel - ,arliq
oeo imoa @asmaifiner, fom {. @fs.
til Brua Deb @ptler og onbre Rieres
tgier.
Meu @aien bar bog TO minbre be(z
otse @senflober, iom olIereoe nu bar
pott manses Betentnina. nemlia oeus
@ittisbeb ps Gems 3ilbsiel,sbeb til
.ot efsploDere. Den fife 1llempe
mener ben berBmte &emifer Rooul
Bictef bbr oueruinoeS peb NffIslin9
oa tulofenois &ensnins al @olen.
Ncetelen frembrineer en- 2psuirf.
ming. lom enoo9iao ouer9aor bet elet.
trife Buelps % fommer Soapiet
nermere eno no9et Of be bibtil
fienote 9psemner. @aIens fore
2psuirtnins beror pao, at ben peb
300 @raoer ienberoeles % oiss=
oeres unoer en- betpotlie Bormeuo.
r,fltug, 1aalebes of 9emperoturen
pluoieli9 fi9er til CO. 1900 @roter,
bpoo Der cir be uoitilte &ulpnrtitler
en- uforlionelis @lons, ieet 8arme.
9rooen er foa bei, at buerfen &nllet
e0er &onofoffet fan forbrenbe beri.
3il 8elpsnrn8 anuenbes helft flp.
oenbe Ncetplen. iom benpttes poo ben
Naabe, at en- Bebolber ferbinbes
meo 2ebninser til be forRielliae
Brenoere. Sen / Bebolberen pe.
renoe Befe ombonnes bo til Sos til
fin nfte 9raabe. Nobnin9en i
8renberne b6r bore 1aa fin 1om mu
Zig, oa bet bare er 5lamm ernes
DperFaoe, iom lpler.
Briien poo Ncetplersas maa for
2iebf,ffet. buor ct Ton &olciumtor>
bib fofer 300 &roner, reenes til l
&rone pr. Rubifmeter, altfoa co. 20
@ange iaa meset 1om Briien paa
Belpsntu9ssae. men oa bens 2ps,
itprfe er minof 27 @ange tgrre enb
@aIens, leo filler Tor9oloet fig lite
,aa u9unit,st. @fterbaanben. lom
ben elettrilfe Nrbeibstraft blir billi=
9ere, pil Briien pna &arbibet oa,oa
aaa neb. iaolebes at Ncetplensoiens
8ris berisiennem oil bli rimelis.
8i tan bertor o9iaa bore enis meb
8ictet. naar ban falber Ncetplenet
for Jremtioens 2bs."
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

nspo> 0atota @tto" uotommer meO
otte Sioer iaien etterat baue ueret
blot fire Siber / len9ere Tio. men
ri torfaar. at 6alpbelen al Blaoet
nu trpttes minneapolis.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
suit, bpao 8ara.erne bebaper+

Gotn % 2pes tiltaser pub meset fort.
naur bette RdrtngsmibDel trlses. Raar
De ftdl eisbe areature for 9Rartebet, ptl De
ftnbt, at v9rllsFan Gtcd 8oot e iut
1insen. 9 Sdlses At Rorteuftn 4 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

Suterea,en tor urolisheberne paa
Rreta bar sanife iot guba>Nferen I
Sfp9aen. Niles Opmerf1ombeb ct
benuenbt paa 2bsninsen af Eprfer=
Sper9smaalet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

dretaubers prattiRe 5aanbtoa
Rinnefotas 2oDslpnins er t,lialas
uaeblaoets 8osbanbel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
Jnblanbet.

On Seruboneulptfe ner 8rinceton.
Snoiona. foraariaseoe. at monee
WenneiRer npltg onion. ulpffen for
aortaseoes ueo uouoRnins of Bone,
lesemet. Sc brabtes Nntal an9tues
forRieaiet ira Is % epouer.
= Sc Der / Qanbet uerenbe @re>
fere ct blepen opfororet til at TONNE
biem o9 forfuare fit 5eorelanb, os
sonlie mango al benz te!ser Dpforz
oringen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

St6lse Beirprofeten 9ids tan pt
pente Storme os baarot 8eir belle
benue Raaueb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

2open om SfuhpenQe for ulu ct
bleuen opbepet / NtnneIota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17
fergus 9alls 4gfbtaa
aofommer bber Ousoag.
u. eoIem, togtptr.
srbttrtptiouspria 80 Gts. for Mar, betalt
iJorituo, euer8 so Gt8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-03-17

Der por ct SoroRinlu / Notisen
oa Dmeen omfrins Nibten al 5ebr.
Det oar loo ferft at 6nie rpfebe.
st5oet Dor fort meb Beunselie fra
Noro MOB Spb.
The herald., 1897-12-05
MRS. DREYFUS

accuser nor accused has been examined
by him. The former holds himself at
the disposal of the authorities and, ac-
cording to the statements of one Of his
friends he will remain in Paris until the
end of the inquiry. Comte Esterhazy
accorded an interview to a representa-
tive of the Temps. The conversation
turned upon the subject of the yelled
lady from whom the officer is stated to
have received the photograph of an i'm
portant document which conclusively
proves Captain Dreyfus to be guilty.
You are doubtless aware of the artl-
cles," said the representative of the
Temps, (which have appeared on the
subject Of the identity of the veiled lady.
While some say that this mysterious per-
sonage is the wife of diplomatist ac-
credited to the French government 9TH
ers pretend that she is the friend of an
officer who is mixed up in the Dreyfus
affair.""
At that moment Major Esterhazy
broke in with the words: perhaps both"
at the same time smiling mysteriously.
Really, then, you are not ignorant of
the identity of the lady you call a good
fairy why not disclose it?"
"All our solicitations, says the Temps,
were in vain. Major Esterhazy, who
seemed to regret his interruption, re-
fused to say anything about the veiled
lady. except that he had not seen her
since the time Of his nocturnal assigna-
tions."
Does Comte Esterhazy know the
yelled lady or not? The question is one
full of doubt. 1t was only the other day
that she paid visit to the Croix office
under the following circumstances, as
related by Pere Bailly, who has been in
terviewed by the Soir: IT have no reason
to hide the matter from you," said Pere
Bailly. Eyes, at 5 o'clock in the evening
at the latter end of October, a fairly
we'll dressed lady came to ask us to print
a certain document. AS was occupied
the manager of Bonne Presse received
her. Because of the strangeness of the
paper in her possession the manager ex-
pressed wish to refer the matter to me.
I shall be very willing replied the lady,
but / cannot wait here for long time,
and at all cost, 1 do not want it to be
known who ] am. will leave the docu-
ment and return in two hours for your
reply
The herald., 1897-12-05

body in any way connected with the
case. The conductor Of train which
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone to
Paris, on their way to the south of
France. thought they were to appear as
witnesses in the case. This illustrates
how Paris is absorbed in the matter.
Everybody seems to be mixed up in the
case, from the pope to Emperor William
of Germany, and syndicates and secret
societies are said to be hard at work
spending millions on one side or the
other, and all France is agitated.
The Daily Telegraph of London. on
Thursday last. copies of which paper
We're passed around here by those in
terested in the subject, says:
Undoubtedly some person or persons
did get very important facts regarding
our the French) military plans, and
communicated them to the German war
office within q fortnight after the deci-
sions In question had been taken. II
the extent to which this odous crime
was committed, and the results it has
produced in neighboring country. were
fully made known, 1 doubt whether,
knowing my countrymen as I do, they
would remain satisfied with the punish
IHeHl VI OIlt IldI IHty WOuiu Ctll lOi
a radical change in the entire system.
and possibly for more. This guilt may
be brought home to another, or to Others
without necessarily establishing the in
nocence of Dreyfus, who Is lost beyond
help and nope"
EXAMINATION ORDERED
The military governor of Paris, Cen
eral Saussier, has ordered the formation
of courtmartial to examine into the
charges brought against Count Ferdi-
nand Walsin Esterhazy Uhe retired ma
jor of the French army, who is accused
of writing the letter which became pub
lie about sentencing of Dreyfus to
imprisonment for life), who Is alleged
to have admitted the authorship Of let
ters published in the Figaro recently
rejecting upon France and the French
army. The Journal says the decision of
General Saussier is based on the report
of Pellieux, who was appointed min
lister of war to examine into the
charges brought against Count Ester
hazy. This evening brief official an
nouncement was given out as follows:
"Gen Saussier has ordered court
martial to be instituted for an inves-
tigation into the affair of Maj. Ester
hazy."
The preliminary inquiry into the case
Of Esterhazy will be made by the mill
tary prosecutor attached to the court
martial, according to the French GUS
tom, with the view of determining
whether the court martial If ordered,
will be secret or public. The prelimina-
ries are always private, but there is
great public opposition to the court
martial taking place in private, and the
French officials are also believed to be
in fear Of a repetition Of the unpopular
phases Of the Dreyfus trial.
IN THE CHAMBER
The case of Dreyfus was discussed in
the chamber of deputies today and oc-
casionally gave rise to heated utter
ances. A good majority of the depu-
ties, however, sustained the stand in
the matter taken by the government.
Seven resolutions were proposed. That
Of M. Henry Kumel. Republican, rep
resenting the Second division of Monte
de Marsan, 'That the chamber declare
It has no business to intervene in a
The herald., 1897-12-05

question of q judicial characters, passes
to the order of the day." was rejected by
u vote of 147 to 1O2.
The Comte de Nuns motion, "That
the chamber is confident the govern
ment will take steps to end the odious
campaign against the army" was de-
feated by 262 to 244.
The next motion was that of M. Henri
de Lavertujon, representing the dis
trict of Santi Yirex 1t was In substance
THAT the chamber, respecting a judg-
ment passed and sympathizing with the
homage rendered to the army by the
minister of war, passes to the order OF
the day."
The first section was adopted with
the vote standing 400 to IS, and the sec
ond section was adopted by 523 to Is
votes. An amendment approving of
the declaration of the minister of war
was adopted by 1876 ayes to 1853 noes,
and another, proposed by M. Pierre
Richard, formerly Boulangist, con-
demning those who are conducting an
odious campaign" was adopted, 154 of
the deputies voting for the motion and
II voting against it.
A DUEL ARRANGED
AS a result of some hot words eX-
changed during the Dreyfus debate in
the chamber of deputies today, Jos.
Reinach, Republican member repre-
senting the district Of Digne, a we'll
known newspaper man and author, and
editor of Republique Franchise, sent
his seconds to NJ. Milleand, the we'll
known Socialist Republican and editor
,c t1,n' Dot TV,o,, tan A
duel with pistols has been arranged to
take place between the men.
M. Reinach has already fought duels
with NJ. Magnier and Paul Deroulede.
THE YELLED LADY
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-According to the
Paris edition of the New York Herald,
Gen. De Pellieux is continuing his in
quiry into the charges brought by M.
Matthew Dreyfus against Major Comte
Ferdinand Esterhazy, though neither
The herald., 1897-12-05
DREYFUS' CASE
Has Sent All France Into
Mysteries
THE DUEL BARREL IS TAPPED
PISTOLS AND COFFEE ORDERED
FOR TWO
THE DUEL BARREL IS TAPPED
A Courtmartial to Examine Into the
Charges Against Esterhazy.
The Yelled Lady
Associated Press Special Wire.

PARIS, Dec. 4.-(Copyright, 1879
All political and social interests continue
to be merged in the case of Alfred Drey-
fus. the former captain of French artil-
lery. who is alleged to have been un-
on the charge of having sold important
plans of the French war department to
agents Of foreign power. Everything
else Is neglected. from the famous Rus
sian military band, which has been CIV
ing concerts to small audiences. down to
the booksellers. who complain that no
one reads anything but the newspapers.
The journals still! devote endless columns
in the biggest type to the affairs of Drey-
fus, his friends and enemies and every
The herald., 1897-12-05


|be
despa treatment with Drs Shores October and
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In
had constant dropping throat
onem aneat
food
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What This Free Treatment Means

What This Treatment Means
of tannta re- el the
you o an cnn To
Shores Skill Drs Shores Expense
and
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hacked thousands cuesmS uHem dhuma
Neuralgia Heart disease
NrwusD Knc
re m
The herald., 1897-12-05

November and anbu neoud
hhar sn Southern
FDy
not
of Hm low fee
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That Said He Received No
Themselves of Drs Shores ntforOn
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-20
rick's green. JIM" I asked.

rick's green, JIM" ! asked.
"Haw-haw-hawv' laughed the ne
gro. We've all done got ter be Irish
once a year"
do you know" said looking up from
mixing the colors to suit her eye. my
bill for paints is something enormous.
Not that l paint so much. but II Is this
habit / have Of squeezing dry every
paint-tube l can get hold OF. There is
strange and terrible fascination TO
me in seeing the color rome curling
and writhing out like snakes from an
opening in the ground, or with a gen.
tier pressure oozing forth noiselessly
have gone on this way for hours gloat-
over the mass as a murderer over a clot
of blood, and when il stains my hands
and dress and falls on the floor, it
seems as il / have done some terrible
thing which / cannot understand or
escape from. Sometimes l shudder
and try to break away from myself. At
times it drives me wild and l do not
know myself Once they had to take
me-but you wouldn't care to hear
about that, and / wouldn't care to have
you, il you did" and she quickly gave
her canvas several strokes, while a
strange light in her eyes. which I had
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-20
HABREY GRAVES SHEDD.
A European Tour.

Costs no more than one taken in this
country-everythiDg being taken into
consideration. Thousands OF Americans
are finding this out every year by actual
experience. Before arranging for your
summer trip cali at b. & M. city Office,
corner o aod Tenth streets. Shere
steamship berths, tickets and full infor
nation will be furnished.
GEORGE W. BoNNELL,
G. p. Il L. A.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-20

given its first production in this city
at the Lansing theatre Monday. March
20, by Stuart Robson, who has found a
new and interesting character in Lem
Jucklin, the quaint old Tennessee farm
er. The play, like the book, teaches an
old lesson that the barbarians have
not forgotten-the wisdom of the SIM
ple-minded, the greater worthiness of
heart over head. The play, if like the
book, is a fresh Whit from clover-car-
peted fields after the perfume of the
boudoir. Its life is the life that counts
for good in the world. Its passion is
the passion that moistens lips and eyes
and does not parch and dry them. 1t
is said to he natural and does not
deal with people whose views are not
tangled, and whose virtues are con-
yictions, and not mere conformities to
conventions The sale of eats for
THE Jucklins" opens at the box office
next Friday at 10 sharp. Secure your
seats early.
Ward and Vokes, those magnetic
young comedians, who are full of clever.
original ideas, and whose presence in
farce comedy is sure to have a decided
eect upon the risibilities Of those in
front, are due at the Lansing theatre
Thursday, April s, in their highly sue
cessful comedy, "A Run on the Bank"
The original effect Of the skit is very
pleasing, and the company is claimed
by Mnager E. d. Etair to be the best
every organized for farce comedy.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-03-20

never seen before. famed up. fiickered
unsteadily and went out.
This talk was all so strange from
her, but / gave 1t little thought at the
time. But later latter she had dropped
out of my world and heard of her only
occasionally at some resort for her
health, which had become very poor)
later. when they found her baby dead
with delicate nailmarks on its tiny
throat and blood oozing out from its
nose over the little face. her words
of that morning in the studio came
back TO me with all their tragic mean
ing.
HABREY GRAVES SHEDD.