THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
Thursday, April 3, 19HT
CUPID'S DAYDREAM
By MARY J. HAYES.
"What light hat thU man to opsst
amy home and induce my wife Into
frnbllc Itfe, when her doty la with her
ttsaband and babyf thundered 1 Mr.
Merrill aa ha threw hla paper aatdi
6nd Jumped up from the Morrla chair.
"But, Alec,- bla wife pleaded, "I'm
jnat tired of thta dlnjry little place, and
fcaby la whining all the time. Mr.
Otrdl haa made arrangementa for my
tfrst appearance on next Tuesday eve
log. Mother la coming oyer la the
sornlng to take baby, and I ahall man
Age to get Into the city before dinner
ad rehearse with Mr, Cardl In the
afternoon."
"My dear girl, you are making a
Iliad mistake In heeding tola man"!
Advice. You will be sor "
Jt Is useless." Interrupted Marie,
tor yon to try to alter my plana, for
erhea my mind la aet I mean to carry
It OOtr"
jllec crossed the room and stood in
1 front of the French window. The moon
Ut up hla face aa be glanced oat upon
fejf acres of golden wheat and corn,
'tfio Mr". ardl haa succeeded at
last," he waa thinking. Tea, hla own
tittle Innocent Marie had been per
Maded by this miserable wretch." All
V fejfl happtneae was to be ruined, his
little cottaga, all hla newl found Joyi
' sd eomforta of farm lift, and baby
rhat was to become of hlmt He would
frow up without a notbtr't lor and
length be turned toward where
Ml wife had been standing, bnt ahe
was not there. Shutting oft! the light,
fee went upstairs. An he passed her
4or he stopped. Perhaps at this very
cooment she was packing. Would he
femockT No, he mustn't. He would let
tttr carry out her plana, aa ahe said,
and perhaps some day ahe would real
lM her fault and come back to him.
The next evening found Marie in t
ttindeome chamber in one of the moat
fashionable hotels of the city. She waa
thinking over the events of the day.
She had met and rehearsed with Pro
lessor Cardl as had been arranged,
Ud he had told her of the remarkable
talent ahe possessed. Never before
gtid ahe renll ted it As ahe sat gating
at all the luxuries about her she ac
knowledged to herself how wrong she
ad been In partaking of such things
s that were all ao unnatural to her ; but
Ver heart, swelling with pride, re
belled against these thoughts. .
Every morning for nearly a week
he spent with a dressmaker. Her
afternoons were given for rehearsals,
ad In the evenings ahe joined Mr.
Oardl In theater parties and dnnces.
. The night before her performance ahe
retired early. These new excitements
were all too ranch for her, and she lay
wake thinking of baby and Alec, and
feow ahe longed to be with them now.
The next morning ahe arose earlier
than usual, having spent a restless
Olght As ahe stood before the Ion
sairror, and the dressmaker's skilled
fingers worked busily with her .cos
tnme, she longed for her bungalow
pron and heaved sigh of relief when
the garment waa finished and ea re
fill tucked tn her wardrobe. That
afternoon ahe spent rehearsing, and at
dined with Mr. Cardl. Seven o'clock
found her very much excited and nerv
waa. , Later In the evening Mr. Cardl
1J153 t pcfompany. her to the the-
She came upon the stage, her eyes
teaming with success, but with an
chlng pain tugging at her heart "If
Alec could only see now, how proud
fce would be of her," ahe consoled her
elf.
The orchestra Bounded the chord, and
Marie, forgetting her troubles, began
tier selection. Iter lond voice rang out
clearly and sweetly and won the hearts
of her audience. The applause with
which her first selection was greeted
delighted Marie, and In the height of
her success, she reached for a tele
gram, which a messenger boy slipped
Into her hand, and In an audible whis
per, she reed, "baby died this morn
ing. Alec,? The audience looked from
one to another In amaeement, and Ma
rl fell back in a dead faint
Grandma Merill, hearing the lond
BOise on the platza, dropped the sauce
pan of potatoes that she waa paring,
and rushed out to the front door, only
to find Marie rubbing her eyea with
oe band, and shielding the bump 01
her forehead with the other.
. . and It waa only a dream after
an." Marie waa aaylng, as Alec ap
peared on the scene a few minutes
later. Just then baby began to cry
and Marie waa spared the humiliation
f explaining the dream, while all at
teatlon waa turned to Alec, Jr.
(Coprrtgfat, M. by MoClure Nawspapat
a Srndlcata.)
ESj,
Matter of Gender.
The bell of a Scottish church was
giving out a very poor tone, and a
committee waa appointed to Inquire
M to what waa wrong and to report
a the beat means of putting II
right After aa examination the mem
bers were divided In their opinion, and
the kirk officer, who waa In attendance
with the keys, waa asked hla view.
Tine. A ken what's wrang wl' th
ken." he remarked. Tj'a a shee-yln"
meaning that It waa of the feminine
tender. Pressed to explain, he added :
It's tongue's owre lang ire needla'
t be cllppltl" And this turned out to
he really the faalt The tongae had
become loosened to the extent of aa
lack or so, and waa overlapping the
carve at the rim, and therefore act
otrtMnf truly.-
The Succulent Pieplant
The pieplant has a recorded history
of over four centuries. It was first
cultlvsted In the whlte-walled garden
of Morocco and Algiers, amid fruits
and flowers and fountains and wn
brought thence by the Moors to Fpaln.
Not until 200 years later did rhubarb
really become known to English gar
dens, whence in due time It was
brought to those of America to be em
ployed first as n tincture, then as a
sauce and to attain a final apotheosis
In pie.
Penn's Desk and Long's 8word. '
A desk originally owned by William
Penn and a sword rarried by Major
Long, United States engineers, while
be wns a member of the first official
government survey of the Rocky
Mountains were among the articles be
queathed in the will of the late Wil
liam Foulke Johnrs of New York. Mr.
Johnes left the old desk to his widow,
with the provision that on her death It
Is to go to Independence hall, Phila
delphia. The sword was given to the
Smithsonian Institution.
Holmes Caught Napping.
Referring to our recent note about
the English reporter giving' the base
ball score aa "Two-love," a correspond
ent reminds us that no less a writer
than Conan Doyle once made a cu
rious blunder In describing our nation
al game. "The catching," he wrote,
"seemed to me extraordinarily good,
especially the long catches by the
bleachers," Boston Transcript
LOOK roR 1
TH& RLD BALL
TRADE, w MARK
r Rrtartns Ammunition
yshootBghr
7 A "Close-Up"
Swift & Company's Profit of 2.04
cents on each dollar ot sales
j jj I UbmMfht f I ' y 1
The diagram at the top
01 tne average swift dollar received from aaletr
of beef, pork and mutton, and their by-products,
during 1918. The magnifying glass brings
out the distribution of the 2.04 cents profit
par dollar of sales:
.94 of one per cent goes to pay interest
on borrowed money, taxes, etc.
JO of one par cent goes to pay divi
dends to shareholdera.
.60 of one per cent remains in the
business to help in improving and
financing the business.
Total 1.04 percent v
1119 Year Book of Intaraattag and
instructive (acts sant on request.
Addrass SwiA At Company
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Prlntlnf In China.'
The Chinese follow the primitive
way of printing from engraied wood
en blocks. The matter to be printed
Is first written by means of ink, upon
pnper which Is pasted face downward
upon a block of a pear or plum tree.
After the paper 'becomes, dry It is
rubbed until an Inverted Impression of
the characters is left. Then the blank
spaces are cut away and the block Is
turned over to the printer, who works
by hand. II? takes care to Ink the
characters pinlly and to avoid tear
ing tbe Impression.
Forests of the Caucasus.
The forests of the Caucasus in Rus
sia are estimated at 12.000,000 acres,
chiefly In the Block 8ea territory,
ahlch Is at the rate of nearly 20 acres
to each Inhabitant. The forests of
western Siberia hove been scarcely ex
plored, but they are stated to be 200,
JOO.OOO acres In extent, more than half
elng in an absolute state of nature.
ROBUSTNESS
Nature has not been prodigal
with everybody in the matter
of robustness. Many, all
through life, must stand guard
and combat colds, coughs,
bronchitis or perhaps more
serious pulmonary ailments.
For nearly five decades
scoits
dmulsion
ias been helping to turn
weakness into strength. For
those who are delicate, with
tender lungs, weak throats and
a proneness to debility and
anemia, the definite nourish
ins and tonic Qualities of
Scott' ' are of special value.
Scott & BowDt, BloomJieM, N.J. U-6
f
shows the distribution
m
T Ward Off Frosts.
Dr. a O. Abbott of tbe Smithsonian
Institution, suRfcested that If It were
possible to charge the lower air above
cltrua fruit orchards, with a heavy
dose of . otone Its absonilon
of outgoing nocturnal radiation
might help ward off destructive frosts.
While the amount of oxone In the low
er lnyers of the earth'a atmosphere Is
now known to he negligibly small, this
substance Is abundant In the upper at
mosphere, where It plays an Important
role In regulating territorial tempera
tures by Its absorption of radiation.
'Bayer Cross" on Tablets.
American Owned, Entirely!
AWAY
"Bayer .Tablets of 'Aspirin"
Offer Relief with Safety
For Headache Colds
Neuralgia Grippa
Toothache . Influenzal Colds
Earache , Achy Joints
Rheumatism Neuritis
Lumbago Pain! Pain I
Adults Take one or two
'Bayer Tablet, of Aspirin"
with water. If necessary, re
peat dose three times a day.
'Atplrln f tlit trade mark of T!yr Manufac
ture of Monoaceticacitictter o( Salicylicacid
Buy the Bayer packages only.
20-cent package Also larger sizes.
HEADACHE
FADES
.' HI
ASPI1
HAVING FORMED A CO-PARTNERSHIP WE WISH TO CALL THE AT
TENTION OF THE MANY PATRONS OF THE CARROLL LIVERY AND
FEED BARN TO THE FACT THAT WE ARE BETTER THAN EVER PRE
PARED TO CARE FOR THEIR NEEDS IN OUR LINE. IN THE FUTURE,
AS IN TnE PAST, A GENERAL
BUSINESS WILL BE HANDLED AND BY THE ADDITION OF NEW
EQUIPMENT WE ARE IN SHAPE TO GIVE YOU A SERVICE THAT
WILL MERIT YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE.
TO THOSE WITH WHOM WE HAVE NEVER HAD THE PLEAS
URE OF DEALING WE EXTEND A CORDIAL INVITATION TO CALL'
AND SEE US. IT WILL BE OUR PLEASURE TO RENDER YOU ANY
SERVICE IN OUR LINE AND TO GIVE YOU A SERVICE THAT WILL
MEET YOUR APPROVAL.
L t COME INGET ACQUAINTED YOU'LL FLND US GLAD TO AC
I COMMODATE YOU. ' 1
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Carroll & Stafford
Auto Livery and Feed Barn
CORNER SECOND
REDUCED miCES OS LUMBER
For the purpose of enconraglriK
the erection of buildings at this time
we are making substantial reduc
tions In the price of lumber. For
particular call on
FOWLER LUMBER COMPANY
J. D. Heck, Mgr. Alliance, Nebr.
MAKE YOUR DOLLARS WORK FOR YOU
Great Fortunes are ullt onb the earning power of MOJTEY,
not on savings bank interest.
THE TEXAS OIL FIELDS
offer greater opfmrtunlties for the small investor than was
ever known in tbe history of the oil Industry. THOU
SANDS have become Independent and development haa just
started.
' In the past five months
Marine Co. haa paid its stockholders 500, Wichita Fuel)
380, Hammond Jio. 1 207, Vindicator 201 per cent, and
38 other companies better than 200. f lOO in Fowler
stock 5 months ago now worth f 15,000. 9100 In Hogg
Creek 4 months ago now worth $8,000.
What the Texas Field Has Done
for Others It Can Do For Ton,
The Beryl Oil & Gas
Association
Capital $30,000 ,' Share Par 91.00
403-5 Una BIdg., Dallaa, Texaa
owns 40 acres in the BURKDURNETF Southwest Krten.
sion, proven territory where 5 out of every 100 wella
drilled are PRODUCERS..
WE GUARANTEES
To drill two wells and have room for 14 more. Only 50
barrels per day to each well will place us In the same DIV
IDEND paying class as our neighbors.
THK UNION TRUST CO., of Dallas, Texas, are trustees
for our drilling fund, and only 910,000 worth of this stock
Is yet available. Mull check with subscription blank today
to IiKKYL OID & OAS ASSN. or UNION TRUST CO Dallas,
Texaa.
Date
BERYL OIL & GAS ASSN.,
403-5 Llnz BIdg., Dallas, Texas. 1
Capital Stock 135,000
Gentlemen:
I hereby make application for shares of
the capital stock of the Beryl Oil & Gas Assn. at the par
value of 11.00 per share.
Name
Address ?
ANNO UN CEMENT
Auto Livery and
Feed Barn
ST. & LARAMIE AVE.
The Cuhsman Light Weight Ga
Engine Is an all-purpose engine andT
is epecllly adapted to farm nse. We
will be glad to show you what it will
do. Several of them are now In use
In this section of the county and all
are giving good satisfaction. The
Dlerks Lumber Company. , 7865if
9. f
ALLIANCE, NEBS.
