davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1898-03-04
Saa0aprpan@N>,"ns,snn,,s,sas9

The South Omaha Daily Drovers Jour
nal, with Weekly. Semi Weekly and
rr,-wcekly edi,ions,l published at the
Union S,cck Yards, South Omaha, Neh.
shonld find its way into the hands OF
every stoskman, farmer, feeder, shipper
farcy stock breeder, rnnchman, grain
dealer aud shipper in the west. II II
well and carefully edited by men whc
make i, their business TO study the mar.
ket and write it up IN an intelligent and
absolutely impartial manner. No Other
paper in the west gives as good and com
pl.te market reports nor rs many salet
us the Droysrp Journal, aud no othe'
narke. paper publishes matter of o mis-
cellnneous character that is 20 well suit
ed to the needs Of those in whose inteies'
It is published; and The Drovers Jour
nal Is the only paper in South Omahr
that furnishes all the important tele
graphic news "whlle 1t is news" SIX days
in the week. The Droyers Journal has
larger circulation than any other liy.
stock newspaper and market reporter it
the west, aud it is the very best adver
,ising medium where II is desired T.
reach farmers. s,ock-raisers, breeder
and dealers. The subscription price Of
The DAILY Drovers journal is sl.00; Tri
Weekly s251; Semi. Weekly e., nnd.Th,
Weekly sl.5o per year, and you can Ct
FREQ sample copy by addressing 1h'
DroverS Journal Company, Denna All
n-ry, Treasurer and Manager, Unior
Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

Because Ex. Governor Boies and few
Others who voted with the silver forces
In 1896 have apparently changed thor
position on tho question Of tho free CON.
age OF silver, tho Hastings, Mob, Tfib-
uns thinks that those who voted against
FREQ coinage OF silver IN 1885 we're ius,,-
He'd In dong 30. /, N remarkable wba,
i'imsy excuse Tor ap unwise action
proves satisfactory 10 somc people when
hard pfeassd for mn escus. of my kind.
II has not been very long since the Trib.
uns and other gold standard papers gave
very little weight 10 tho opinionr of Mr..
Bolss on any national question but now
his opinion on tho money question has
great weight vita them. lie Tribune
refers to Mr.. Boies a. ono OF tho "mos,
iniinentinl leaders OF tbs free coinage
movement" In this statement !, show.
either gross Ignorance Of Mr. Bo,cs
record on the silver question or a dcrifs
TO magnify tho importance Of his recen,
statement OF his poeition on the sil,ci
question. The fact IA iha; AR. Boio,
never was recoa aniEsd af n ,rua,cd lcadeI
OF the free coinage movement mud b,
very lev. II any OF the free coinage lead
era vas he regarded as man who eoul'
be depended up, to stand ny the ire
eoinsge movement npde, my and al
circumstances. us did no, Identity him
sell with the movement ull he saw ,bA
~ would 10 the policy OF bis party In ID
campaign and II WAS evidently more
question Of politics than principle ,bn
decided lin In iakirg = position witt
the silver fprcrs II ihc Tribune and II,
gold standard brethren Rave u, be,i.
excuse 10 Offer IN I1pliAcaiion Of thoi
Imposition 10 The ff.e oain-Rc ma,nmep
than the rrssen, position on iha
The state herald., 1898-03-04
snERIFFs SALE.

Notice is hereby giyon that b. yirtuo Of c1ecu-
lou ii fH md icob bill Issued ou, Of the count,
court of Phillips county Colo dated Feb n ise
and to me ns sheria directed in favor oi W Il
R"lsoy plaintiff and against John Swan dc
'enhnnt have levied uIon the following de.
ieribcd personal property as the properly ol
John Swan Whereby am commanded to rel
h. following described property to wit All lum-
DER used in uriesian well tower ono engine and
boiler on trucks ard pump aud d 10; Of fixture.
and steel drills also pile uf old lumber whicl
shall expose at public auction At tie front dooi
of the court house in HOlyokc Colo ON Saiurdn,
Mar 10 lsgs at tho hosr Of : o'clock = IN ot said
day FOR cash To safety tho sum ofsi2) IS damage.
and the further sum Of 3!.9s costs and aceruins
'ost
Dated this day Mar of 1905
q u WEI, sheriff
The state herald., 1898-03-04

The Supieme Court OF Colorado has
appointed Horace g. Clark, populisi
Of Greeley, clerk of the court and John
A. Gordon, a democrat Of Trinidad, as
court rfp,rter. Mr.. Gordon was the
democratic candidate for judge Of th.
supreme court and withdrew III favor OF
Judge Gabbert.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

tIE PROSPECTUS OF THE HOME FOR isgs
The excellent storicr, for which Tho Home l.
,oicd, viii be continued; the Fashion and tAnci
Work departments will he kept NJ to a hiRl
tandsfd. Kate snRborn Will continue her brishi
ON Hand Talk.' and every one of the nuincf
us Departments will be- Increased and mad,
irshirr,
Take Notice. You urc given choice Of on,
y tho following articles and The Home for ihrc
months Tor only % csn;s. Lond Ll.lr's Daufl
tsr hy Charlotte N. nmeme; Book OF 90 page
"a tFoche'ins Hnd kniitinsi or stamping oni
N 81 q patterns, many largo dosiEns, in0ludin
'aHirrl ipeea doilirs, etc. Illustrated Premium
Lisi, or ousit for oauvassing sent IRE.
The Home Pub. Co, ~ Milk ~. Boston. Mnsa
The state herald., 1898-03-04

Speaker Reed will refuse to permit a
general political speech in the house
hereafter. He must fear the results of a
discussion Of some Of the national issues.
His ruling on this question is decidedly
arbitrary and is q most radical departure
Tor the house.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

So strong was the objection TO Chimes.
immigration that congress euac,ed law
TO put stop to it Now it is proposed
to annex Hawaii regardless of the fac,
that the Chinese and japanese residents
Of the Island outuumbsr the white resi-
dents ten to one,
The state herald., 1898-03-04

No report on the Maine disaster has
been made public, but there is very lit
tie danger Of war with Spain us result,
Of the investigation. The money power
value worldly possessions higher than
national honor and don't want war.
The state herald., 1898-03-04
zen0|eun Sheep Dip.
HOn-POiis0nous
Acme ,lcdlcnl supply Co, aed llth St, D nv
Burlington Route Excursions.
CHEAP, orICK. COMFORTABLE.

Leave Omaha 4:35 p. M, Lincoln G:lC
?. IN. aud Hastings h:5U p. m. ever,
Thursday in clean. modern. not crowded
.ourist slcepors. No tr,usters; cars ru
-ieht through TO San francisco and Lo
Angeles over the scenic route-througl
Denver and Sat Lnke City. Cars AZ,
,arpe,ed, upholstered IN rattan, hnv
spring geats and backs and are provide
aiih curtains, hediing, towe's, soap. etc
Uniformed porteTs and experienced ex
'ursion conductors accompany each ex
,ursiop, relieving passengers Of all both
r about baggage, pointing out objects
{ interest and 10 many other ways help
ing to make the Overland trip deligh,
iul experience Second class tickets ar
IGNORED Berths IS.
For folder giving inll information, cal
1t nearest Burlington Route ticket ollie,
n write TO j. Francis, general pass ppei
iscn,, Omaha, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-03-04
TO Soften the Hands

Before re'if,Is take large pair Of OLD sloye,
md spread mutton tsii1w insit, -ilo all oye.
the hands. Wear the gloves | ,lght, and wasF
The hands Win olhe oil and white CASTLE soag
The ssi inomins.
The above. together with 1901 other ihlrg,
equally II not NOR Important 10 know, Is iOinf
IN the hantsoiEriy illG-t!ated Iew book !lS
published by
The state herald., 1898-03-04

Congressman Bell OF Colorado has IN.
iroduosd bill prohibiting the secretary
Of the treasury from being in any way
interested in q national bunk. This bill
should become law.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

First publication Mar tis9,-so
Notice for Fuulicatilu.
Land one. at Sterling tolo
Mar . isps
Notico j. hereby given that The following
lamcd settler has MED notice OF hlsintrniion
10 mako huai prof IN support OF his olniui.
ana iha, saii proof viii be- made hcf 80 the
clerk u county court st nolyoka Colo. o.
AR IHH yIEi
JACoB q ftuRKi
It'd E0'af"r the ne y sec % tpsnrHw
ilo names tho following witnesses n prove
hi. continuous rr-iicnrc upon aud culuyu
uon u, said land. vixi
bHni1l II tnrfey OF iiolyokc Colo
scott Evans
Lawrence 4 fair
william llinzc
rLrMtSs Register
The state herald., 1898-03-04
:. Enc Tntnr - -

A transaction inwiiUii yol,aLuat !,-.
ure ,lling. 1911 oususs-, sirl; hfalaanp
cd tuugIe, fe Cr. iirs gui . tl.cusguu ui
is arc caused hy constitution nud sIItrI
liver. Ca clrots Candy Calhartic, the Wt.
ierful new liver stimuaut and iulcs IN.
tonic are by all drugg sts guaranteed To en-
or money refunded, G.. q g. are sur
thing. Try a box to-day; lDc., 2jc., 20.
Sample and booklet free. Sec our biz al
The state herald., 1898-03-04

wASTEp.-solicitors ior"Tbo Bloodthirsty
turk In America. Cret. and Greece" includ
Ing complete history of the war between
Turkey and Greece. sales enormous; big
book big commissions; credit given freight
paii. ouilt free, Write quick The Domin-
ION Company. Dept 4. Chicago.
The state herald., 1898-03-04
first publication fcb. iisoi
Nnura irr Publication,

first publication fcb, ii'os
Nnuru fer Publication,
Land ono AZ a ofiing Colo
jan - isiH
Notice ~ hurubi Hivcn that tho following Y
nAiucd settler hu. Giei notice NJ hH intrn
uun tnmnkc ilnnl proof 10 support of his
rlnim and that sail rFoof will be- inadu before
The clerk of the uuty court al llolyokr
Colo on MAr " isys va
wAWHtS nosroS
lld v no Tor the ue = of sec u tppnria "
bpm
He nainus the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous frHiiTnro upon and eultivn.
ton Of snii lana via
thaflrs II Watkins Of vcnnnEo snh
J hn "a ueptfu " d"
Charles llluuf " "
John bauer "
no riratsa Register
The state herald., 1898-03-04

ASTFD:-Trustwnrthy and active gentl.
" men or ladies' &c travel for rcspon
Stole established house in Colui nd,
Monthly SOS and expenses. Position steaiy
Reference. Enclose self addressed sia:npe,
envelope. The Dominion TO. Eept. Chic
10. III.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

WANTED: :--Trustwor orthv and active gentle
men OF Indie to travel for rrspon-
'ibl" estabii he'd q ouse in Colorado.
H"nthly sji I'd expenses. Position steady.
difference. Enclose sclf-addr,tscd stamped
envelope. = he Dominion, Co. Dept Y. Chica-
go,lil.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

II seems strange that some OF our gold
standard bankers manifest such liking
for silver IS money. II they need to
ship II money, they bring in silver near.
ly every time.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

The Sultan Of Turkey expends $1,000
per day on supplies for his table. The
Turk may be "sick" but he evidently re-
lains pretty good appetite.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

WANIED;- Trustworthy and active gentle
men or ladies' TO travel for rrsp,n.
ible established house IN Coiorad =.
Nonihiy''S, and expenses. Position steady
tcierrnce. Enclose self addressed stamped
Envelope. The Dominion. Co. Dept. Y Chica.
90. III
The state herald., 1898-03-04

first publication Jan - ispi-so
Nn'ieB Tor Publication
Tinted R'Hins Land once
hlrrlinn ulu Jan. ~ ihps
Notice T. hereby riyan that the following
nht rh settler hrs iilui notice of his ln'rntion
~ mahr nnnl pfnoi . support of hi' cluim
hhd that anld pruuf VII be made before tho
olpfi. oi county uutrt ~ iioiyoko toio on
Mar e isiA VIZ
THOMAS u sLir
III Soiii fof ihr nv Y soo 7iippntii
llo nance the following witnesses TO prove
his c'nilnunus tr,idtnce upon aud cuiti,a-
lon NJ salt land va,
charles iuifri af Amherst caio
John crismnn
Lawrence 4 ihif I"
rhhflca rosrf
rtEMiSu Register
The state herald., 1898-03-04
FIRST Publication Jan 81 isas
BtRrulIrRE FINAL PROOF
NutCs iur Publication
United States Land once

st,rii v Colo Jan i7 ls9s
Notice IL hereby given that Jacob fansei
ms illod notice of Intention to make iinnl
roof before clerk II the county court at hir
nee Ia llolyuko olo on Saturday the 9Th
day Of Mar 1855 on ,imter culture appli'ati N
No il;si for the -wia OF sec No ban ip No s u
: No t5wo opm
H. names hs witnesses:
-hmuel u Goddard Of iloly1kc Colo
hurles a. aney "
Gnnin Guernsey
Ucorgr Hendrix iln,tun "
pc fLrNISc Rrgistrr
The state herald., 1898-03-04
TaAINs LEAVE A FOLLOWS:

IklNh LhAVE Ab coLLOWb'
Ne. iN Aeon daily except Saturday and Mon
day for Lincoln, Omaha. Chicago and all points
sast and west i0io pm
No. lSs Tuesday only for Lincoln. Omaha
chicago and all points cast and west isosam
No. iS Aeon daily except Sunday, Cheyenne
Wyo. and intermedis ste stations 80 a IN
All east bound accommodation trains connect
with hrst class passenger train at Curtis for
al points east and west.
Blsspine, dining and reclining chair cars(sests
frssl on through trains. Tickets sold and bag
ssse chsckpi TO any point in the United States
OF Canada.
For information. time tables, maps and tickets
call on or write to W. H. Johnston. Agent, Hol
ysks, Colo. or J. Francis. Gen'l Pass'r Ag't o.
maha, Eeb.
The state herald., 1898-03-04
DeWitt's Little Early RiserS,
Tho famous iittie pills.

Buy your goods from the merchant
who tells you what he has by advertise
ment.
The state herald., 1898-03-04
U $ Land Ofiic- Sterling Colo !
tler 4 1857


Compliant having been entered at this Office b,
Joseph W Martin against ilo 20 siaonds fai
niiu-c TO comply with law rs g tlmbrr-culi NJ.
'htry Noa'di dated Oct 10 1870 upon these sec
5'p7 mr. u " In Phillips county Cola with a
'irw to the cancclla,ion cf said entry ntesiani
alleging that Alonxo ID simonds has failed dur.
'na the eighth, ninth, tenth aud eleventh Year.
f'er making said en;ry opiuw plant or cul,i-
sa,e or cause to be 20 plos~l orplaniod any psri
NJ said 'rnci that there are no tres growing on
aid land that said claimant has wholly failed 10
plant or caused to be planted ,rcc- ro.ds OF cut.
ings on said land during the : .. 10 and n year.
tier making said cnis as stated and that said
allure still exists.
Til" said parties are hcrby summoned 10 M.
iear at III" office Of clerk II county court at
lolyoke Colo On the day Of March iSgs
At 10 5o'elock m 10 respond and furnish iesti
nony concerning said alleged failure
FLEMING Register
The state herald., 1898-03-04
NURSERY STOCK At WHOLESALE!

Why buy your Nursery stock from agents
or dealers, thus being forced to pay OK
orbitant prices? Buy direct from the
growors at wholesale prices and save all
dealers or agents profits. Can you save
money by doing so7 Well rca' the fol
lowing and say for yourself:
In order to introduce our large limo of
choice nursery stock in this vicinity. we
will for a limited timn fill tho following
order, which ut regular agents prices
would be
100 Peach Trees 2 #, 100 $1,000
100 Apricot Trees" 1000
eEirly Ohio grape, 81 800
Hardy Perpetual Roses 100
Everblooming Althcas 200
s99e0
This entire order or trial shipment will
be sent for $50, cash TO accompany order
or on receipt of 81 balance c. o. D. This
stock is fine and thrifty and the above
stupcndous offer is made for limited
time to introduce our stock and methods
OF dealing direct with the planters. II
you do not need all the stock listed you
can easily dispose Of the surplus 30 your
ncighbors Mt handsome profit. Such an
offer has never before been made in this
vicinity and is the chance of lifetime,
Stock will be 30 securely packed as to
stand thousand milo shipment without
injury Order at once.
ARKANSAS VALLEY NURSERIES,.
Sedgwick, Kansas.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

Dcn', Tobacco spi. aad snoko Yonr 20 away.
II you want To quit tobacco uHlng easily
lull OF new life and vigur uge Nu'Iu Bnp
tho wnnderworArr, that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds In ten DAYS
Over 400,0OO cured. Buy No ro-Bar - your
druggist, under guarantee tn curc, 50c or
si,0O Booklet md sample mnl,ri incc Ad.
Sterling Remod. Co. Chicago or New York.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sa've
Cures Piles, Scaids, Burns.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

anestlon Of few weak -kneed md 50
called friends of oliver such as Ex'Gov
eruor Boes. then they are indeed hard
pre- ssed for an excuse.
The state herald., 1898-03-04

portraiso Register
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07
Perpetual Fires.
Freedom Of the Press.

In the Peninsula of Apsheron on
the coast of the Caspian there is a per-
petual, or as it is there called an eter-
nal fire. 1t has risen from time ,imme-
mortal, from an irregular orif1ce OF
about twelve feet in depth, and 12O feet
in width, with constant flame. The
latter rises from a height of from six
to eight feet, is unattended with smoke
and yields no smell. This fire was
worshipped in olden times, and ruins
of the fire temples erected near it may
still be seen. There is also not far
from Deliktash, on the side of noun
tain in Lycia, the perpetual fire de-
scribed some sixty years since by Capt.
Beaufort. Thirty years later it was
found as brilliant as ever, and some
what Increased. This phenomenon is
described by Pliny as the flame OF the
Lycian Chimera Villarica, one Of the
Gillian VOLCANOES, is always burning:
and, contain natural gas wells, as those
Of Baku, may almost come under the
head of perpetual fires.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07
EARLY FRENCH EXPLORERS,
The Work of Cartier, Champlain. al
(ltlyors in ha Groot Toll

The Work of Cartier, Champlain. and
49, Others in the Great Lakes:
w. S. HARDWOOD writes in St. Nicholas
OF The Great Lakes" Mr.. HARDWOOD
says jacques Cartier, who shipped
from st. Malo in 1884, explored the
coast of Newfoundland and made the
circuit Of the Gulf of St. Lawrence; and
ne did much else, too, for New France,
III opening up negotiations with the
many tribes of Indians who thronged
thousands strong, and friendly, from
all the regions in and about. Quebec ana
montreal and Ottawa and Kingston.
another mariner of st. Malo-Franc1s
Greve-began the colonization Of the
land. About 1870, in France, Samuel
oe Champlain was born; and when ne
reached the age of early manhood, ne,
too, joined in the New World explora-
ton In the region above the Great
Lakes. The kings of France were very
much interested in the new land, and
old all in their power not only to ex-
plore the region but to colonize and de-
velop it. Champlain, in 1915, made an
expedition up the Ottawa river, and
penetrated as far as into Georgian Bay
thus touching on the waters of Lake
Huron, In 1913 Etienne Brule, an old
interpreter, came into Champlain's
camp with the news of the discovery OF
Lake Superior. Lake Erie, with On.
tario, was, probably discovered some
time earlier than this. Nicollet, in 1884
started In a canoe from the head Of
Georgian Bay. skirted the eastern and
northern shores Of Huron, and at last
found himself at Sault Sainte Marie, CT
the Falls of st. Mary, now shortened
TO Soo"-the first white man, it is be-
lieved, to reach the key to the noble
lake beyond. He went as far as Green
Bay, on Lake Michigan; and so the
various lakes at last came into the ac-
tual knowledge of the explorers, and
were no longer myths. But as these
French explorers continued to develop
new and hitherto undreamed of posi-
bil1ties Of empire, the English began to
take deep interest in the region-an in
terest little less marked than that they
were then taking in their schemes Of
colonization in Virginia and Massachu-
sets. Again and again through the
years that follow, the threads cross and
recross, not weaving a beautiful gar.
ment Of harmony, but tangling in 8
wretched snarl, patchwork Of disputes
between the nations. Entanglement
followed ENHANCEMENT, wars harassed
the LAND, until at last the English were
masters Of the northern lake region fol
all time-unless some day we shall SEE
the Stars and Stripes floating from the
heights Of Quebec.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07
PROFILE OF -GABANASs FORTRESS FROM HAVANA HARBOR.

elysium to which she had been looking since
her career had reached it's climax. Cali
fornia is so far from everywhere and its sun
shine is so clear and it's nights so beautiful
that the Lily, tender of thought, looked
kindly upon the country and loved it. ~
Out OF this love came a scheme for the
foundation of q California clysium. She
nad money, ana TO WISH was TO nave. back
up from the southern shore of San Francisco
rises range of hills. They stretch along
the interior of the state and give room to some
OF the most beautiful valleys in that famed
land. The Lily followed the hills until she
reached Lake county, the most picturesque
OF all the mountain counties of great coun
try. .-..
Nestled between two spurs of the hill range
she found the elysium. It was a green farm,
scarlet lined with the poppies that grew along
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07

INTO name, ana his petition Tor divorce scan
ialized the throne itself. e e
On the trial the letters of correspondence
between Lady Mordaunt and the Prince of
Wales were read in evidence, letters whose
construction without even reading between
me lines was fatal to the royal reputation
Of Albert Edward 81
At the inception of the trial Lady Mordaunt
was the inmate Of private insane asylum.
Neither her presence there was trick OF the
defense or was absolutely necessary is one
81 those high mysteries that dwell in myriads
between the covers of Burke's peerage
The Queen sent for Sir Charles and be-
,eeched him not to open great scandal. hui
The Baron denied the request and alleged that
ne would carry the matter to legal deter!
nination, though it cost him his fortune.
On the trial it developed that the Prince
had been very attentive to Lady Mordaunt at
balls. and had been most indtscreet In thu.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07

proved 70 pc a domestic martinez, according
70 report, and, though highly moral and scru-
pulous, was austere and peremptory in his
treatment Of his wife. On the other hand
Lady Mordaunt was Of a particularly lively
and gay disposition. She was an expert in
sports and interested in all the sporting at
airs OF the Prince Of Wales set. She liked to
rlde to hounds and was usually foremost in
the hunt. E~a = " Es- .-. = = - -
Lady Mordaunt was the toast Of the day at
The court and at the countryside She was
beautiful, and her beauty and sparkling vi
vacity won former host Of those fashionable
admirers ready to throw discretion to the
wind at the merest indication of consent from
aer sne was great favorite of Queen Vic
!oria and her children, especially the Prince.
At first Sir Charles gently objected, but his
objections were laughed at as those of a
orude. He grew morose, then morbid. At
last the smoldering eEnhecs Of his wre h :h,1rst
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07

the Ola rences, rlgn up inrne blue air; remote
from the intrusion Of the madding crowd and
restful from the fevers Of life as South sea
island.
She bought the Lake county farm. Just
across the fence was another place almost as
beautifully situated and certainly as roman
tic, with its old adobe Spanish house and its
rolling pastures given over to the sleepy sheep
that herded unheeded upon them. She
bought that one, and the scheme was COM
plcte.
But the Lily could never be content for
long without some sporting suggestion about
her, and she turned the two sleepy California
ranches into stock farms. She owned num-
ber of horses at the time. Friar Tuck an i'm
ported English horse, was her most valuable
possession, but she owned brood mares and
had interests In various other thoroughbreds,
Z suf1cient number to begin smart estab-
lishment where great race horses misht be
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1898-05-07
'x4unoo eHs1 VI m1vype,os1ssu 4nq 1n113nseq !

'64unoo eEs1 VI uu1sype4osF5eu 4nq ln1nnssq :
81 uol4senb ~ 1@lss1 sqL 3lesl1 10 GIoas 3 81
lauAo-A 4IedoId uvoIIsmy uB Sc am euI, .
'kIp1 HssIer qua 10 OH eq} o. ops
1sIlas1d pus ,Ieqaouv 81 eIeq2 AIIddsQ ana
.elIIoABJ s.eouIId
Qua slBeG 1oJ sBM AIT 6esIer Qua 4unBp
LON 6pe1 10 uolavIeoIeoul eQl IsaJv .euBsul
p7IsIoep sBM eJIM .seIlBqO lis ..'uBmeI}uss
sEU 3I9sGm peInfIed, l., :pIBMIe1IB pres 9u
leQa 4usmels4s sEQl o. eousIe1e1 qaIM ssA II ]
California. The manner OF its purchase is a
romance. /.
In those days, when the fair lady from
travelling over the country in a private car,
she got in the course Of time and a theatrical
quite to California, and played an engage
nent there. The Land of the Afternoon
charmed her. It did even more-it fasci-
mated her.