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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1892)
c-'VB .nW iiiiiwihi wi)ii'ytfyffggy'" Kfrjfr - mmmmmmmmmmmnSamninSsmmmmmmmmimS Smnmmnnmmnmmmmmnammmmmimmm : . Women'spineDorgola BUTTON Worth $2.50 to close BIG REDUCTION On 11 goods to make room For Fall Stock. B. & M. R. R. Time Tnblc. . . TnlcliiR effect Nov. IS. Train earning iassciiRcrs leave Ked Cloud as follows: KA8T VIA HA8TINUS. No. 122 VawnRerto HbMIdrs, n:C2 p. m. No, 120 KreiKht lor IlastlnRs 1:30 p. in. AIIIUVB. rassengcr from Hasting rives 0;4la. m. KA8T VIA WYMOItK. No. to, I'lmcnccr to Ht. .luseph, at, M)iilaml Chicago dully 10:30 a. m No 14 l'asenor to Kansas Citv nml Atchison, dally. ? .33, p.m. UOINO WK8T. No, 13 Passenger for Denver and In trrmcillato point, dally, 7:30 a.m. No. IS, rassciiRer for Denver, dally, 0:10 p. m. OXFOItB AMI) HKI) CLOUD ACCOMMODATION. No. 133 local freight to Oxford dally except Sunday 0:00 am cxctptSilliilay no. 131 local ireiuui irom uuoru uauy 8:15 pm CURRENT NEW. Coding's sticky fly paper. Sticky fly paper at Deyo's. Thad McNitt is homo this week. Wright for hardware and stoves, 0. J. Popo was in Omilia this week. Cloth bound hooks only 2Q cents at Deyo'B. Court bus been adjourned to Goto ber 10. Subscribe for your campaign papers at Doyo's. D. 1. Newcomer was in Red Cloud, this week. L. II. Rust and wife, were in Hast ings, this week. L. II. Dcyo sells tho best machino .nn tho market. yo sells the best remedy an earth for barb wiro cuts. Andy Warner, ot Linooln, was in tho city this week. ,. Nanitou Mineral water by tWglass bottle or case at Col ting's. For fino tobacco, cigars, candies dec., go to J. O. Lindlcy's. D. Kcslor has improved his premis es by triming his shado trees. ' Don't forget that Calmcs keeps kinds of confections, bread, etc Cottinc has tho best machine all oil and the cheapest in tho market. Cloth bound books 20 cents each or three for 50 cents at Cotting's. See Oscar Fatmor before buying flour. lie has made a big reduction. Macauley'B History of England only $1.60, 5 vol. cloth bound, at Dc yo's. Get ono of thoso vapor stoves of W" W. Wricht and you will never be sorry. Farm loans at six per cont option to pay after two yoars-D. B. Stan- OQLB. Shorwood Albright entertained his young friends to-day with a pionio in Bleoper's grovo. F. V. Taylor, allows no orro to sell more goods than he doer, at prices that aro low, for good goods. Go to tho new hardware etoro of W. W. Wright for goods. Stock now and clean and prices reasonable, The Taylor Circus which was held in this city Monday was tho best ever held in Red Cloud. Everything was iirflt-olaas and merited the praise of all. A runaway team on Sunday after noon caused considerable commotion on tho stroets. The neckyoko broke and let the pole down, which frighten ed tho team. Tho buggy was dam aged some. Willie Kellogg, a well-known young man of this city has acquired a tasto for arts and has becomo quite prod cent. Ho rcoontly did some sign painting for Mr. 0, C. Caie, that cun not bo surpassed, Tho B. & M. will Fell tickets to Hot Springs, South Dakota, and Dead wood, S. D. at a rato of ono faro for tho round trip. Ticket to bo nold July 26th to August 10 inolusivo will transit limit of ono day in caoh direo Uon and final limit to Ootober 10 '02. V Bring in your old worn-out mow ' thg machines and rako tcth and get work oT cash for tltoui. 504t 0, W, Dow. i i Tp.a flrAam at naltiiAR .. JrjScvT..,. XXTy -M-VJW UlULUlll lAimi WkUXXUVkl ..r i.u m... up wjti ..." : - .z;i::r..,. tt - - mnf mmmmwaMaawPmm ww T "wwr SHOES out at :$1.95 AROUND TOWN. Go to Calmes' for ioe cream. Miss Flossy Ranncy is homo from Lincoln. Mrs. Geo. Holland is homo from Hot Springs. J. W. Kcrehoval of Blue Hill was in Red Cloud Saturday. Editor Greenlee has gono west on a health procuring expedition. Charley Molloy came in this week helped tho "Big Idjuh" financially. Thauks. Rcy. Mr, Futman is again in Red Cloud and will hereafter mako his headquarters hero. Tho Christian church ladies gavo a sooial at 0. C. Bell's on Friday even ing last. It was a success. Mrs. Dr. Damcrell entertained a number cf littlo folks on Wednesday in honor of her littlo nieces. John S. Parkes has had tho interior of his grocery store nicely kalsomincd. F. P. Hadley was tho artist. G. W. Barker and mother havo gono to Chicago, boing called there by tho sickness of her sister. Undo Georgo Winton got stung tho other day with bees whilotrying to hive sonio that bad swarmed. Hood's'Sarsaparilla absolutely cures all'discascs caused by impure blood and it builds up tho whole system. G. A. Duckor & Co. havo been fur nishing hnrso-blankots for tho dray men, with neat advertisements on them. Tho Angell Lumber company, lo cated in Salt Lake, of which we spoke of last week as having failed has re sumed business. Wright (he liardwaro man, is Bell ing lots of hardware, tinware, &o., and jou aro not in it unless you see him beforo buyiog. Cottinghas tho finest assortment of books bound in cloth that was ever shown in tho city and only 20cts per volume or three for 50 cents. Young man do jou want a practical education? If so, attend the Bcatrioe Business, Normal and Short-band Col lege. Send for catalogue. 51-4 J. A. Lopcman, tho proprietor of of the justly celebrated Red Cloud nursery, U in the eity. Wo aro pleased to noto that he is doing well. C. E. Hicks, A. Johnson and F. W. McLaughlin of Bladen were in Red Cloud on Thursday. Wo aoknowledgo a pleasant visit from Mcssh Hicks and McLauglin. Mrs, Me teal T,' who has been at Ash land to rcceivo surgical treatment, is fast recovering and her many friends in Red Cloud will he pleased to hear of her rcoovcry under favorablo cir cumstances. MtsL. B. Hoel, Supcriutcndont, Homo' of Friendless Linooln, will bo rjloase'd to moot the ladies of Red Cloud at tho Christian church, Thurs day evening, Aug. 4th, 8 p. m , fqr purpose of organizing an auxiliary, Mr. Wiseman of Des Moines, Iowa, the Advauco Agent for Matilda Fletcher the noted lecturer was in town thiaacck arranging for a locturo on Saturday ovetaing, Sopt. 10th, sub ject, "Is ma.n nn Angel1' Over 120. tickets havo already been sold. The band concerts given by our Red Cloud S of V. band aro excel lent, und tanh evening are listen cd to k our peoplo with both pleasure and 'pride. The Saturday nii$ht concerts aro excellent. Our citizens should encourago tho boys in their efforts to becotno proficient, In another place- in, today's paper will bo found tho roport of tho Forw ent & Merchants bunking company. Tho roport id a splendid showing of the financial condition of tho bank, Tho doposits aw about $95,0Q0pvhioh goos to bIiow thaftho financla'1 condi tion of our city id iri- good shspo and growing steadily bettot. ODDS AXDKXDS Walter Ctirran was in tho city thr foro part of tho week. Dr. Schcnck of Rivcrton was in tho oity this week. Mary VnnDyko hns gono to Califor nia to visit with her brothers. Mrs. Rooncy, mother of Mrs. J. H. Fcrman, is in the city this week. Miss Loca Coy of McCook, war tho guest of Miss Lulu Potter? this wook, Mr. Milton Lester who has boon very siok is ablo to bo around again. "Shack" Proctor of Iowa, son-in-law of A. Calmcs, is ill tho eity, and will remain hero for somo time. Miss Josio Igou, who has been visit ing for tho past few weeks, in Hot Springs and Missouri, returned homo Monday morning. The Ciiikf has added the following now subscribers this week: W. H. Patterson, J. R. Crozlcr, F. W. Mo Laughlin and II. C. Coleburn. Read tho roport 'of tho Bank of Cowlcs in another placo in this paper. This bank makes an excellent exhibit of its sound financial condition. Cold weather oti Thursday and to day a chango of over 30 degrees. It mado a fellow think "as how" he'd jumped from tho frying pan into a cold hath. Leon Lester, who has been cast for nearly a jcar learning tho machinist trado was called homo this weok by serious sickness of his father, Leon has bocomo ycry proficient in his trado and when his timo expires will bo master of his trado. Tho members of Red Cloud lodgo No. 00 have made arrangements for a grand A. O. U. W. picnto in this oity Aug. 18, to whioh over 80 lodges havo been invited. Grand Master Tnto will bo hero and a good timo will bo had. Nearly every member will bo present from tho thirty lodges invited. Tho picnic will tako placo in Gov. Garbcr's grove. Mrs. K. Skecn and Mrs. F. S. Hon dcrson, both wcll-knewn ladies of this city have leased tho room recently oc cupied by tho First National Bank, and will start a first-olass millinery store, Thoso ladies fully understand tho business, and wo have no doubt but what thoy will succeed as they proposo to put in a fino stock of goods that will bo in keeping with tho noods of R:d Cloud ladies. The Chief w'shes them success. Campaign Opened. On Thursday night, tho Hon. W. E. Andrew of Hastings, our next con gressman, spoko to an immenso audi ence at the opora houso on tho politi cal issues of tho day. Mr. Andrews is certainly ontitlcd to the distin guished application of tho "silver tongucd orator. I' or moro than two hours did he hold his audience spell bound with his masterly array of facts on tho tariff and financial record as espoused by tho republican party. Ho clearly and logically deuncd tho atti tude of tho republican party on these two important points, and beforo ho was half through convinced his audi- onco that ho understood his themo thoroughly and could tell it so that thoso prcsont oould fully understand it also. Thoro is no dcmogoisin in Mr. Andrew' make-up, and ho talks just what ho believes. Ho enters up on his argument with a courago of his convictions, based on a knowledge of facts. Ho docs not try to doceivo for the salco of voto catching, but in a clear intelligent manner carries his audienco with him, and embellishes his argumonts with excellent points that carry oonviotion to those who de sire to bo enlightened on tho -important political and eoonomio prinoiplos of the government as enunciated by tho republican party. Mr. Andrews, by his straight-forward way and his extraordinary ability in discussing important problems, made many friends who will stand bv him in No vember. He is certainly a winner. Tlrcd all tlio Time." Is tho complaint of many poor mor tals, who know not whoro to find re lief. Hood's Sarsaparilla possessos jusUhoso elements of strongth which you so earnestly crave, it will build you up, givo you an appitito, strength en your stomach and nerves. Try it. Hood's Pills act especially upon tho liver, rousing it from torpidity to its natural duties, cure constipation and assist digestion. Mrs. Dora Lent, well-known in Rod Cloud as Miss Dora Loavitt, died at her homo in Nowburg Colifornia, u fow days since. She was tho Bister of Mrs. Isaac Ludlow. Highest of all in Learentag Power. Rol AtVSOUSTELY PURE Win If u Hurglitrf Not many days ago a gentleman of roputc, who lives in Red Cloud, and carries on a flourishing business, fin ished up his day's work which had netted him a nico surpltts,and wended his way homeward, whero after spend ing soveral hour.-, in social chat with his wifo and children, retired for tho night to dream of tho wealth ho had made, and of the treasurer ho propos ed to lay up not in heaven but in thia world, Ho thought how on the morrow ho would soil so many articles how tho profits would bo great and all that. But how was it with his good wife at homo. She had been conniving how to help her licged lord to mako this mint of money so that tho paths in tho futuro would ho strewn moro plentifully with bright spots. To that end bIio had plannod many of tho household affairs so that each might bo mado lesB expensive, and ono of those expenses to bo curtailed was bread. Tho good wifo therefore, whilo her hubby was dreaming, had fixed up a bottlo of yeast and careful ly corked tho same nnd placed it in an air-tight compartment to keep it cool until needed in tho morning. Sho said nothing to her husband about tho yeast, and later on rctirod also. Ho laid thoro sleeping tho sleep of tho happy and successful businessman and pleasantly dreamed of tho timo when ho should riso to affluence. By this timo tho wifo had gono to dream land. In tho woo snia' hours tho yeast got to working, tho business man commenced changing his dream to that whioh mado him fearful. Ho dreamed that al ter all his days' labor that n burglar was trying to got it to tho houso. Just then tho cork flow out of tho yeast bottle with a tcrriblo ro port, and up jumped tho b. m , clutch ed his revolver nnd slid around to an open window and waited for tho sup posed burglar, in tho meantime tho wife discovered tho causo and laughed tremendously, tho b. in., still hunting tho burglar. When told what caused tho disturbance, ho sighed but quietly remarked, for Godsako Samantha, don't say any thing to tho neighbors about it, and I'll buy you a new dress Howcyer tho story was to good to keop and of course our roportcr heard of it shoitly afterwards. . .i ...i i ... Tliey Got film Down. Miko Finkenbinder, is a peculiar fellow, and whilo his voioo hasn't got tho sonorous sound of a fog horn, yet it has a leanness to it that has a drawing effect, Tho othor day, Miko was going to show tho Bugoaters how people down in Missouri hived bees when thoy swarmed, therefore Mike waived tho other fellows aside and says "1-e-t m-o s-h-o-w y-o-u h-o-w t-h-e-y h-i-Y-o b-e-c-s i-n G-o-d-'s c-o-u-n-t-r-y. All right said tho other fellows and stepped aside, Miku waded in. In a minuto afterwards ono of tho fellows cried out hark I is that a firo in town ? No, yo, cods, no, U was Miko Finkenbinder hollering for Hades sako to take thoso blamed boes off of mo, thoy ain't tho samo kind that stays in Missouri?." Miko had evidently been used to biving democratio bees, Miko swoaru that 10,000 needles couldn't have hurt ( him, as did thoso infernal bees. ' - Triinafcr Furnished by tho Fort Abstract Co., Red Cloud, Neb. Burnham Tulleys fc Co., to 8 Teuton B Roff all 21-1-0 qcd... 360 00 Tenton E RolT to L W Tulleys and E. fl. Wnltors nit 21-l-D qcd 100 Lucretia Roes to 0 PPotter und U lots 3 and I blk 2 Richard- on'anddwd 25 00 Clark Robinson MusHolmunneJi 32-2-0 wd 2500 00 W S Whitten to Atta H Sweezy lot 25 blk Id Dlue Hill qcd. . . . 1 00 Ellon O Talbot to John U Snbin 1 ncre in swji h w 3-1-9 wd . . 350 00 Ellen G Tnlhot toChasHTonch worth 5 3-5 acrea in cuU coli 4-1-9 wd 350 00 0 L l'opo to Jacob Buss bwJl u-4-lU wd IJUUU 00 Whereas; It has pleased our Heavenly Father, to remove from oarth to Heaven, and from tho hearts and homo the oldest son of our Band director, therefore bo it: Resolved; That wo tbo Sous of Vet erans Band of Red Cloud, and to thoso san hearts wo extend our most sincero sympathy in this dark hour of sflliotion, and tho only consolation wo have is, Ho that givcth all things, takoth away and doth all things for the best. Bo it furthar resolved that thoso resolutions bo spread upon tho re cords of this Band organization, and a cony of tho sacio bo forwarded to tho borcaved parents. Red Ci.oud S or V CiiiNi:r Band. U. S, Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1885) Balding Powder by tlio Itcv. 1:. I., ill) , of IliUC'ity. (Attlelo Second) I promised last wook to toll tho readers of The Chief something ol Helena, but beforo doing to, I think I will say something of liutto City. This city enjoys tho distinction of being tho greatest mining camp in tho world, not excepting Lcadvillo. How ever, in spooking of it ns n mining camp, ono must not take it as a placo whoro tho buildings aro of canvas or rouqh boards, but, on tho contrary, it has many fino brick nnd atono blocks, und in this rospcot will coniparo fav orably with any castcru city of equal sizo. It has a population of about twonty to twonty-flvo thousand including the other camp situated oloso by and whioh aro all connoctcd by tho oleo trio car linos. Its altitude is 5,482 feet. Coming into it from tho north ono gets tho first view of it when soveral hundred feet abovo it, and as tho train winds around tho mountains and through tho gulches, making a rapid descent, it presents an exceedingly ploluresquo viow. Thoro aro many mines here, tho largest of whioh has a holo in tlio ground about 1500 foct deep. Tho shaft and hoisting works aro on tho top of a hill and down perhaps 100 feet from tho top a tunnel is dug whoro tho tramoars run out from the shaft with tho oro. Thcso ard run on narrow tracks perhaps about 30 inchoa in width, nnd thcro aro two of them, tho ous running out on ono and baok on tho othor. As I had no acquain tances in tho oity und was alone, I new it would bo useless to try to go down tht, shnft, but whilo peering in to tho tunnol I became possessed with a desiro to exploro it ns far as it wont. At tho entranoe, apparently to keep such tendcrfcot as nn self out whero tbero in less danger of boing run ovor, thoro was n somewhat antiquatod but lusty son of Erin. I asked him if I would bo allowed to go in. His reply was ,(Naw, not unless yo havo impor tant business," so I stood and watched tho ears go in and out for a few mo ments, each of them in chargo of a man, and tho temptation bcoamo irro sistablo, nnd I dropped in behind ono going in. At tho end of tho tunnel is a spaoo perhaps 15 or 20 foot squaro whoro tho cars aro run oil tho eleva tor on tho rook floor, then rolled on tho traok and out. I bad not yet got my eyes fairly ad justed to tho sudden chango from day light to lamplight so I oould soo com fortably, when a miner bounced mo to get out of tho way. I went over to tho othor side when up camo another elevator and I saw I was going to got another invitation to got out of tho way, so I concluded thoy wcron't giv ing mo a very cordial reception, and, dropping in behind tho out-going car. I soon saw daylight again, Tho man at the entrance said, "Well, you wont in, did you," and then went up to tho works abovo and gavo mo quito a good deal of information about tho mining business. Thoro is a fino systom of street cars and water works, but no sewers and tho drainage is bad, and I think I never saw mud bo deep us on its main atroot. Ono is struck with tho sig'.it ot hundreds of men standing on tho strcots, particularly in the vicinity of tho great gambling houso. Tho men work in tho mines in shifts of eight hours caoh, and as thcro aro about 4700 working at a timo tho crowded streets aro easily acoountod for. As in all tho western mining cities prices aro high. Street oar faio is 10 cents. I paid 25 ocnts for a shave. Whilo sitting in a restaurant of whioh thcro aro some excellent ones, I made a memorandum of soma prices on the bill of fare: tiandwich, 25o; rggs, 12o for 2; portcrhouso steak, GC to $1.25; oyster stew, 75o; pio, 15o for a piece; radishes, 15o. Hut, while priccj are high, tho quantity of food furnished was in duo proportion. A man at my side ordered a sirloin stoak and it was at least 0x10 inches by in, thick. Ho was bard at work whou I left, trying to cot 50o worth out of it, and I havo no doubt succeeded if his jaw held out. Probably in no city of it size, in this country at least, is thcro so muoh of crimo and lawlessness to bo seen as hero. Tho saloon, gambling houso and brothel run day ind night, soven days in th weok, without fear of po llco interference. Whou wo consider tho class of men generally found in tho mining towns of tho west and consider that tho monthly pay roll hero amounts to noarly $1,000,000, it is easy t su how thcso aro supported. But you must not think thcro aro no schools or churches. It has an ex cellent puhlio school and snrcr.il churches. Tho Presbyterians havo a very neat edlfico and a membership of about 200, whilo the Baptists, Metho dists and Congrcgationalists also hav: churches. Goinu out of Butto City 011 tho Northern Paeifio, whioh U tho routo I took.owinu lo tho washouts 011 tho Montana Central, which is tho most diroot, wo puss through somo scenery said to bo nearly if not quite as pic turcrquo as any in tho stuioOr in Col orado, but as I went at night 1 saw vory littlo of it, I arrived at Holoua n't 5:.'!0 on Thurrday mornius, where wo will begin tho noxt letter ttcpubllcftn Convention. 1'iirsuant to call tho republican tinty convention mot in the oity of od Cloud, at the court-house, ob tho 28th for tho purpose of putting in nomination candidates for tno var ious county offices whioh aro to be filled this year. Tho convention was called to ordor by Dr. G. E MoKeeby. On motion, Judpo Willoox, was elect od, temporary chairman, and A. P. Johnson, of Bladen, sooretary, On motion, a committee of three were appointed an organisation, com posed as follows: 1. B. Hampton, F. W. niobaughliu, ll. u. Sawyer. Also a committeo on resolationi wero appointed as follows: J. 8. Gilhatn, J, S. Hoovor, A. II. Alexan der. Tho convention then adjourned til 1:30 p. m. at which timo tho tem porary organization was made pormanoDt. At this point tho Hon. W. E. An drows, the ropubliean candidate for congress being prosont was loudly callod for, and amid great cheeriag was conduoted to the platform, where ho delivered ono of the I neat politi cal spooohos that it has been oar pleas uro to hear. Mr. Andrews is going to bo tho next congressman and is making hosts of friends wherever he goes. His spoeoh called forth im menso applause and at the ooaoluiios tho convention proooedod to its regu lar work of nominating the noxt coun ty officers: On motion tho convention proceed to voto for representative, and on the second ballot John McCallam of the northern part of tho county was mndo tho unanimous choioo. Mr. Mo Callatn is ono of the best farmers in Webster oonnty, and will bo eleoted. Tho convention then proceeded to tho nomination of county attorney, and Randolph MoNitt was duly nom inated. Rannoy In a young man and will bo eleoted, and will fill the office as it Bhould bo. Dr. J, W. Iloyt of Cowlos was nom inated for coroner to fill tho vaoanoy caused by Dr. Sohonck's removal to Franklin county. Tho committue on resolutions re ported tho following: Resolved; That wo endorse the re publican nominees for President, Vioe Prcsidont and membors of eongress from this congressional d 1st riot and plcdgo to them as well as to the nom inoos of this convention our hearty support. Resolved; That we regard the republican press of tho county as an able, fearless and untiring champion of republicanism. It has faithfully ad vocated tho prinoiplos of our party with malico for none and charity for all. Rehoi.vid: That wo tender it our thanks for past labors and pledge it our hearty support for the future. J. 8. GlLHAU, J. 8. HooVit, A. H. Alixamdik. Tho committee on delegates to the various conventions reported the fol lowing names: FOR STATE. I. B. Hampton, W. Thornbur?, A. C. Berg, A. Galusha, J. 8. Hoover. G W. Knight, W. E. Thorne C. Put nam, T. G. Wilden, G. VY. Hummel. BENATOBIAI,. J. S. White, I. Fish, J. R. Crosier, L. Olmsted, D. F. Trankey, J. L. Framo, Jas. Campboll, M. Noble, J. A Bailey, F. M. Beach. FLOAT. I. W. Crary, O. MoOal), 0. D. Rob inson, G. E. MoKeeby, J. M. 8teeley, F. C. Johnson, J 01. Paahby, H. J. Sawyer, H. T. Rose, 0. B. Crone. At this juncture Hon. J. 8. Gilnsm Judgo Swoesy, and Ber. Ely made tho welkin ring with some old time ropublioan speeches whioh stirred up an immense enthusiasm and for a timo the eonvention was given up to cheering. The following aro the name of the new central committeo. CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Red Cloud, Porter Hedge. Pottsdam J. 8. White. Oak Creek W. H. Shelton. Glen wood 0. E. Hieks. lnavale G. W. Knight. Cathorton Otto Skjelver. Line G. W. Hummel. Garfield I. B. Stanser. Red Cloud 1st ward-M. B MoNitt Guido Rock A. J. Hayes. Stillwater J. R. Crosier. Batiu Janioa Anderson. Harmony A Brady. Walnut Creek H. Holdrege. Elm Creek C. E. Putnam. Heaver Crock J. Vance. lMnnt.inf. Hill T). F. Trnnkev.7 Red Cloud 2d ward 0. W. Raft L. II. Fort, Secretary. Henry Gilhatn, Chairman. On uiontion the convention 1 journcd. Friz Richardson is loser othor day John boater Hedge wero making on John's money. J come along: when John Forthwith the remark Mi that MoKoichun wonlt 'be Port took tho bet, thafwas air done with Mr, Fostor'aVv money. About 1 hat timo Fris coealog and bet Port a dollar thakewould loo,e kl motley. Port ttji him up, and as he was betting Fester with Foster's mon ey of course ho couldn't lose anything and consequently had a sure thing en Friz's dollar. The boys wero lihing for suckers and caught ono. '. f wm J 6 Jsiv M" pott panjfNd bat tuarsmms rni IpMed up to JFaVe'd bet 15 kT' s ' ' ,J t tr.v. Af- A . 1 1 f -i.i;" ,f j ,