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Red Cloud, Webster County, Neh., Friday, April 26, 1889.
No. 39.
Men's Shoes
And Shirts !
DESTROYED HIS DIARY.
A No. 1 Plow Shoe for $t.25
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Can't be beat in the state.
Call and iee our stock of Mens Fine Shoes
in London, French and Opera Toes.
Our $2.25 Shoe !
A ClinrncUrittlc Iarldrnt la tU LIm off
Julia Ericsaoa.
A characteristic incident in the life
of Captain John Eric?3on was one
t which has not appeared in any of the
newspaper sketches of tho great in
ventor's career.
For nearly fifty years Captain Erics
son hud kept a diary, cr a series of
diaries, in which ho even ce: in
covered a full pafc with tho history of
i the day the work he hud accora
j plished. that which he propesed doinjj
i on the following day, suggestions made
by and to him. and his opinions ron
cerning the character of work done
and in progress. Added to theso en
tries were frequently opiniOLS of other
men's ideas and their work which had
been brought to his notice, and in the
many years these volumes increased
to a very largo number.
In the whole period of timo men
tioned there were only twenty days
in 185C when this daily custom was
departed from, and then only because
Captain Ericsson had had his hand
disabled by machinery and was unable
to write. No one ever was permitted
to read his daily history, and the vol
umes were always kept in the Cap
tain's own room.
About two and a half years ago,
when Froudo published his "Life of
Thomas Carlylo" and his "Reminis
cences," Captain Ericsson was much
disgusted by tho publication of letters
and other documents by Carlyle, and
Mrs. Carlyle, which he thought never
should have been put into print, and
the night after he had finished theso
works he called his private secretary,
Mr. Taylor, into his room and com
manded him to take the volumes of
his diary -away and destroy them.
Tlicro wero many things in the diary,
he said, that he ehould wish never to
sec tho light of day, and the snrostway
to" prevent such a thing was to destroy
every volume. Mr. Taylor put tho
leaves of the. big book under a cutting
mnchino and cut thorn into millions of
pieces. Tho only thing now left cf
this' valuable record consists of the
pasteboard covers of the volumes,
which Mr. Taylor has preserved. N.
Y. Tribune.
Ducker's Gash
Farm - Loans - Farm.
SILL & STOWE, Red Cloud,
AHK T IK SOU" A'jKT8 V'tlK
Can't be beat in the west for the price, solid
sole leather counters, seamless and guar
anteed all the way through.
Mcn's Fine white Shirts for 25c, worth 50c,
and would be very cheap at that price.
Call and see them and be vour
own judge.
$1 Shirts are no doubt the
best goods ever sold here.
A youngj man with an inquiring
turn of mind has been writing to va
rious authors to ask how many hours'
fcleep a night they require to feel re
freshed. Edward Everett Halo and
George W. Cable find that sevon hours'
sleep serves their purpose; Mr. Stcd
man and Mr.-'llowells would woo tho
drowsy god for eight; while Mrs.
Burnett finds six as many as she
wants.
".Red-hcadcd'girls don't tan, eh?"
said Toots, scornfully, as ho laid down
tho newspaper in which he had bcon
reading a statement to that effect
"Well, when I was a boy there wa a
red-headed girl teaching our district
school, and sho tanned so much that I
haven't forgotteu it to this day," and
lie rubbed his shoulder ruefully with
tho thought. Texaa Sifting.
: Call in and see us and we will do you good.
It always pays to trade at
The Western & Southern
Mercantile Association.
Far Sale.
A good farm horse to sell on time.
Inquire at this office. 32-tf
(ioit "Way owb.
Adam Morhart, our popular hardware
dealer, says now that the republicans are
in power again he has determined to
knock the bottom out of barb wire aad
from this date will sell painted barb wire
for $S.T5 and &alTanired for f.2r, and
will throw in one pound of staple with
Mwv loo ronnd of wire. This i the
cluapcst that barb wire has ever been
sold in Red Cloud,
Dry Goods House !
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Just received an immecse line of
LAWNS,
CHALLIES,
BATISTES,
At very low prices, all new styles. Just re
ceived a large line of Ladies and
Gent's
oummer
Underwear !
Best ooods and Lowest Prices we have ever
had. Just received a lot of
French Sattecns
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Klloif extractor tar and wiM cherry Ua
af rvltaNeafldrlnuant leased!.- lor courts,
roMs.broiichttR. asthtui andrU:trottrtwMcj
WI! relieve ana btJiet.t coo'uraT.itcm. "T
tirKYtoeunt and $1 ir Utk oJdrtyan
-rusxlt. Pres.irod ly ibcEcuixrl JTopr.e
tar Co., Chicago. 1U.
Ice! le!l lee!!!
Fred Hummel wants his friends to
know that he has piles of iac river
ice for sale which he will offer to the
trade in season. Reserve your or
ders for him.
1 can save von big xnoncj on farni
turc and carpets. 100 different pat
terns of carpels cut without waste at
F. V. Taylor's.
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Mtuhret il! find Ir XVftcheU" tt"aii-
vnsp jut the tanlScine to have In tb hoar
tor the children; it will cure obj'u. vlds,
hroat aaa rcfUatc the bt.wfU. Try ii.
In all the latest colors. Our store is filled up
Center Store Room Moon Block, Red Cloud.
To whom it may ccacera: Notice
is liurehy given that the coders'pmea
warn all 'boaters to k?p I of theii
farms, and if net tkey will be dealt
with to the fall extent of the law.
GusitoatP, LW. Talleys,
C. C Cocjaan, J S. Gilbaaa.
3S-lt 1. a HaLbril.
W
ith new goods of all kinds.
We are selling goods
Lower than Ever
Of rJiiir.ct. cti and re preparml to mAk l'rm fMO on h-ttrr tcrm and o
thurtcr uo.ice than nny other Arm IJo.S ntr'tt nnd ptincJ ml can t jald
here. Call on tit at our u&e) uter t jty Drc ItUttv
Insurance Written in the Best Companies.
New MlIIliieiy tore
On 4th Avenue, Red Cloud.
The ladies of Red Cloud are cordially invited
to call on me when in need of Millinery
Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. A. M. MAYBEE.
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i) Also carry the lrgct line of Men's and Ladies' Fine Shoes
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Ladies' ?lippcr in the ctty
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OF TIIEIK NEW
Spring Goods that have
just arrived, and will
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CHEAP FOR CASH !
SPOKESFIELD
DEALER IX
Dry Goods, Groceries, Millinery,
fcc., is again before tlie public with a large and choice Mat
of good, and ia telling cloefor caab.
Latest Styles in Millinery always on hand.
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