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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1895.
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Why Was It
Ui.it Ar ir ipillll.i, nut i( tin prrnt
iminlicr ut ilnillir i ' ir.ulmi-t imiinfu'.
liirnt tliroiiliinit tin1 unrlil. ,n tin- wily
inrillrlnr- of t ! Mini iulmliti-il lit tin
WnrlilV I'nlr, CIiIimku? Ami Mil) M.w ll
III it, In "I'lli- ot tin- iinltcil i-rtnrH (if tin
in.tiiuf.ii'tiiit'M nt ntlii'i irv' iutl"in. Iln
iIitUIimi uf the World's I'.ilr IHrirtiiri was
niitrewriiilr
BECAUSE
ArconlliiK to litti.r. 13-"ArtlctoB s
that aro In any wiy dnnireroun or oj
offonslvo, alio patent mcdlcluoa, 01
nostrums, and otnplricnt prepara- i
ttons, whoso lntfrotllonts nro eon- oj
cealed, will not bo nttmlttoil to ths o:
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flrcmit' A)i'r' Sin 1 t it 111 1 I1 mil a O'
pill-Ill IIR'llll'llll- II ) ,1 IHHlllllll, si in I imt
a ni-rict rtMr.it(iri. 0
f Hee'itfU propi It-turn Inil imtliltiK t
rnnreiil wln'ii iiii,tluiu,il ai l II10 lor- o
linil. 1 friitii ulilcli It l niiiipiiiiiiili'il. oj
:Tiiir It till tit il It l cl.ilini'il to lc o;
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Htrstpirllh, -t in I In i'itj ii-iiv. uottlty g
tin- liiiluri'tiii'iil of tltin tiiott liiipnitutit o
L-olillllltti-e, I'.lllril tugi'llier for p.liHlliK o
iijmhi the 111 iiitif.ii'titrcit prniliicts nt tin.1
ctitlru wortil. o
Ayer'SoXSarsaparilia
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Admitted (or Exhibition
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He Wit 11 Mind ltniilor.
"Mister." wiiil the mint with ilejort
dl rlnthltiK Imt 11 lilythcHoitii' nlr,
"you're the proprietor of thin hotel,
won't you?"
"Yen."
"Well, I want to put yon on to a
rooiI thliiK."
"What Is It?"
"Me. I'll filvo yon n cltnnco ter let 1110
work fer e. I'll take a position na
clerk er cashier or anythliiK; I ilon't
enre. I'm a prize, I am, nn' 1 ain't
bnnl ter please."
"Hut I don't need you. Tln places nro
nil tllleil und you wouldn't Hiilt any
how." "Wouldn't suit! Dat auowH ycr don't
know me speelalty."
"What's that?"
"I'm a mind render. All I do Is ter
wave me lunula In front of a Kuest an'
look In his eyes, an' I kin' tell just how
much money lie has on him. An' do
mini dat makes out du bill does do rest."
WuBliliiRton Star.
Ituplil (Jrmvtli uf I'iiih;!.
Tho rapidity with which many, If not
all, futiKt Ktow bnlllos calculation; tho
great purtball, lyoyerdon KlKnntctim,
will Krow as lurKO as a peck meiunre
In forty-eight hours, and specimens of
ARiirlrus campostrls have developed
from the button of the sl7e of a pen
to a mimhroom as l.irj;e as a coffee sau
cer In a nlsht. Hut this great increase
Is not actual growth; these species nro
many weeks forming under tho Htirfaco
of tho i;rouud, their cells nre small and
cloncly packed. When the proper de
cree of moisture and heat around tlili
Incipient fungus coincide. It rapidly
nhsorbs moisture and, stimulated by tho
heat, swells to Its full slzo In a few
hours. lloston Transcript.
Her lili-iil.
Sllmpurse You my you nro not In
lovo with nny one else, hut you aro In
lovo with an Ideal. Perhaps 1 can In
tlmo approach that Ideal. Miss lleautl
(regretfully) I'm afraid not. Ho is a
character In tho "Arabian Nights."
Everything he touched turned to gold.
A Truthful liny.
Mrs. Do Fad (In bric-a-brnc shop)
You have n beautiful collection of an
tliiuos here. New Hoy Ycs'iu, we have
all tho latest novelties.
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cry for
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with his surroundings -who wants
to better htseomUtioii in lite who
'X. knows thai he can do so if given
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halt a olitiuce, hhnuld write to J.
Francis, Oniahii, Xeb., for 11 copy
of u littlo book recently ihsuou" by
tho l'auieugor Department ot tho
Hurlintou Route.
It is ontilled "A Now Ctnpiro"
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nn.il contains !I'J pages, ot itifurma- ;
tioii about Sheridan (J. unity ami
tho HL' Horn Hasin, Wyoming, a
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l.a:i(l ol' I'l'ouiKc, y,
toiiiirils which thoi'.wdof thorn- 'i'
111 ils ma now hopefully turned. !!
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MR. NOCNAN'S BIO NUGGET.
It Is Worth MOO unit Wan Found In a
llrntt of Tallin;.
Mr. Martin Noonan, a Coour tl'Aleno
mining man, arrived in this city from
Delta, Idaho, tho other day with n $500
gold ntiggot In his pocket, says the Oro
Konlan. Mr. Noonan hnshnd nearly forty
years' experience as a placer miner
and prospector all over the west nnd al
though, like- tho far-famed Reuben
Ohio, his countonance li omamontcd
nt tho lower end by a littlo hunch of
whiskers, thero tho Blmllltttdp closes,
for, nnllke Itcuben, Mr. Noonan roally
knows n thing or two, Mr. Noonan
exhibited his big nugget to several pcr
boiis yesterday. They viewed It with
great curiosity nnd wondered If It wero
rcnlly posalhlo that so largo a sum
could represent tho valtio of so small a
chunk of quartz and yellow metal. It
wns about as large and much resembled
In shapo n fair-sized Hartlctt pear. A
Quantity of dlrty-Iooklng quartz was
mixed up with It nnd Its rounded sides
betrayed Its origin In a bed of gravel.
"There's too much quartz In It to bo
"worth so much," said n bystander.
"You can tell nothing by tho looks
of n nugget how much It Is worth,"
said another bystander, who looked like
a miner himself. "You can only tell
by hefting It, you see, nnd Judging by
the apparent weight of this, It Is worth
fully l.loo."
"It weighs Just 27 1-2 ounces," said
Mr. Noonan, "and what quartz there
Is In It won't weigh much. It was
rather odd how this hero nugget camo
to bo found. It lay In a heap of coarso
tailings for the yenrs before some ono
happened to pick It up. You see, It
was forced out of the slulco box along
with other rocks usually forked out to
keep tho box from being obstructed.
The man that forked It out probably
didn't notice its extra weight or it
would have been found much sooner."
"How often can a man pick up stones
like this in the Coeur d'Aleno coun
try?" .
"Well, I don't know. It l.n't exactly
like digging potatoes In tho Snake
Hlver valley. I have been looking for
nuggets of all sizes for thlrty-sovon
years, and this Is a good deal tho big
gest I havo yet found. This ono came
from Trail gulch, near Delta, Idaho,
and I havo worked around that camp
eleven years without Boeing nny others
llko this."
A NARROW ESCAPE.
0iiurliini Aiirnriiiirn of a Man Who
Win Hiiiionrtl In lie .Mtirili'rril.
A hanging was ouce averted in Hall
county, this state, In a thrilling man
ner, says Atlanta Constitution. A man
was murdered for his money, it was
thought. Ho disappeared, and, after a
long search, only a skeleton was found
There wero circumstances pointing to
another man as the perpetrator of tht
awful deed. Tho cltio was taken tip
and one by ono the links In tho chain
of convicting evidence wero discovered.
Ho was placed on trial, convicted nnd
sentenced. Tho day for tho hanging
camo. People by tho thousands cams
to see a human being swung off intc
eternity. Tho black cap was placed
over tho victim's face, and In flvo mln
utes the tragedy would have been over
Just then a tali mountaineer, who had
been attracted to the hanging along
with tho crowd, stepped upon tho scaf
fold and a brief colloquy between him
and the sheriff ensued. Tho tnll moun
taineer was the man who had disap
peared and whoso death was about tc
bo avenged by tho law.
(Irnrritl .MImIihi of Knclunil.
In a recent article thu Loudon Times
undertakes to enlighten tho world ni
to the general mission of Kngland. The
argument Is to tho effect that the Brit
ish empire Is a commercial nation ot
vast extent, nnd that Its maritime trade
is tho real circulatory system of tin
whole cMllzcd world. Kngland must
maintain her supremacy upon all seas
nnd punish her enemies by blockading
their ports during a war, after destroy
ing their llects. The Times la opposed
to giving up anything held by England
nnd believes that It controls tho sltua
tlon with Its present fleet of 430 war
ships and 2-0 torpedo boats, equal tc
the navies of Franco and Russia com
blned. Tho article does not touch ot
the comparative smallncss of tho popu
latlon of Kngland. It Is assumed thai
sea power Is tho key to tho situation
nnd that when Great Hiltaln ceases tc
bo first In this respect tho days of ltt
dominion will be numbered. In caso ol
war with England, therefore, the Unit
ed Stales must prepare to havo Its navj
wliied off tho sea nnd Its ports block
atled, unless something unforeseen bj
tho Tlnie.1 spolH the program.
A smtllilo I nil.
If you aro .. engaged girl, of coursi
you have statted a "medley trunk.'
iJon't you know what a "medley trunk'
Is? It Is tho latest fad, and n verj
sensible one, too. As soon as tho en
gagement Is aunoutKcd, tho brldo-to-bt
buys a trunk, tho larger tho hotter
nnd then her friends and acquaintance!
at once proceed to fill It for her. O111
donates a lino tablecloth and napkins
another a few towels or a bit of laco
another a bureau cover or a couplo o
pairs of gloves, and so It goes on, grad
' ually tilling up with odds and ends
the gifts of gsnerous friends, until 11I
hist when tho wedding day has actuallj
ntrHed, there Is n varied but valuabli
1 assortment In tho medley trunk tha
puts some of tho utterly usoless offer
lngs that will bo Htored nwny In safi
deposit aults completely to shame.
A I.lBlitnlnr; I'linimcriiiilirr.
Husluess Man Can ou write short
hand? Applicant Yes, sir. "How
many words a minute?" "I novel
counted 'em; but tho other day, whoi
my wlfo found in my overcoat pocko
n letter which she gave mo to mall las
fall. I took down overy word sho utterei
1.3 fa .t as .he sild them." "You'll do.'
N . Yci'.. !.ly.
A QUICK LUNCH FOR ElOHTEEi-
HufttnsM Mnn'i I'hllanthropy Abuisd
lint lti Ofrrroil Nn Reliukr.
Thero is a restaurant In Nassai
street that Is maintained solely by t
"qulck'lunch" trade, and every after
noon nt 4 o'clock, when the hour of clos
ing approachesa group of little boyi
and girls with small baskets gather at
tho door and wait patiently until th
manager allows them to enter nnd re
ceive their share of tho sandwiches
cakes and rolls that are left over, sayi
tho New York Herald. Ono afternoon
last week a well-dressed buslneso man
who evidently had been too busy to
lunch earlier, dropped Into ths place
for a cup of coffee about five mlnutct
beforo the business closed. Tho pangj
of his own nppctlto probably strength
ened his sympathy and deepened his
compassion for tho thin, eager faces of
the ttireo littlo boys who stood nt the
doorway nnd ho asked them to Join
him In a lunch. The invitation was
accepted with alacrity and the pleas
uro they displayed In devouring tho first
sandwiches ho placed beforo them made
him feel that ho was purchasing his
delight very cheaply, bo ho asked ono of
tho boys If ho did not know of nny of
his friends in tho neighborhood who
might bo hungry. Tho urchin thus ad
dressed gulped n reply In tho alllrma
tlvo and with a half-eaten sandwich
in his hand disappeared through tho
door. In Ies3 than two minutes ho re
turned. Ho had only gone na far aa
Theater alley, Just around the corner,
nnd exnetly fourteen ragged and hungry
boys wero the result of his mission. As
they struggled through tho door In his
wako tho eyes of tho host almost start
ed from his head In amazement, but ho
wnsn't going to disappoint a single boy,
especially as he had prompted tho In
vitation which had been so ruthlessly
abused. As soon as ho caught his
breath ho ordered sandwiches and cof
fee all aiound and then completed tho
happiness of his unexpected and sur
prised but delighted guests by ordering
pie. When tho last crusts disappeared
and tho cups had been drained to tho
last drop tho boys began to express
their appreciation verbally.
"Much obliged, mister," sung out half
a dozen In unison,
"Hoss. yer er bird," chirped a dirty
faced gamln with two evening news
papers under his arm. "Any tlmo yer
want a palper off'n mo It won't cost
yer a red."
So tho comments ran. With a very
lnrgo smile tho business man pulled out
a roll of bills and paid $2.75 to tho
cashier. For tho first tlmo in tho his
tory of the restaurant thero was nothing
left out that afternoon.
BOTH WANT THE CHILD.
Itrllclon Cihm 11 Sun ,lon Wlf to
l.ratfi Her lluibnnil.
Mrs. James Clearwater, who camo to
this city from Los Angeles recently,
took her 9-year-old daughter, Perloy,
this afternoon from the possession of
Mrs. L. Vincent, who was given chargo
ot the child by tho father, says a San
Jose, Ca., special. Tho pollco wero ap
pealed to to secure tho return of tho
child, but they refused to Interfere In
tho matter. Tho parties were not di
vorced, but separated Inst May. For
three years thero had beon troublo In
tho family over religion. Clearwater
claims that his wife, after becoming a
Seventh-Day Advcntlst, left him. An
elder and preacher in tho church named
Saunders, It Is claimed, told her It was
a sin to live with her husband because
ho was not a believer. Last May, after
a camp meeting excitement at Oakland,
Mrs. Clearwater left her husband and
went to Los Angeles.
A Misiiir.liii: Slm-.r Window.
Ono of the inort extraordinary de
vices for attracting custom on record
was that of a fruiterer In a Midland
town In England. Instead of tho or
dinary plate glass a largo number ol
rough magnifying glasses formed tht
window. Seen through ono of thes
panes an orango looked as largo as a
pumpkin and cherries as largo as ap
ples. A grent disadvantage attached
to this rnvelty was tho fact that at
a dlstanco of n few yards from the win
dow it was quite Impossible to see into
tho shop. Everybody knows that you
must hold a magnifying glass very
closo to tho eye to seo anything through
it. Nevertheless, for fionio time, nt
nil events, tho enterprising proprlotot
did n roaring trndo.
New Women In llimtnu.
Mrs. Drown It's funny, but I mccl
you wherever I go.
Mrs. White Yes; fact Is, my hus
band Is right In tho midst of his house
cleaning and I am willing to go any-
whero to escnpo from tho atmosphere
of wnpsudB and deluges of hot water.
I really bellovo ho la crazy on tho Bttb
Ject of housecleanlng.
Mrs. Hrown That's just tho way
with Mr. Hi own. It'a perfectly awful
I haven't been near tho hotiso for n
week. Hoston Transcript.
Mrs, Anna Gap, wife of Ex
Deputy I), S, Marshal,
Columbus, Kan., says:
"I wasdcllvered
of TWINS in
less than 'JO min
utes nml with
scarcely any pain
nfter using ouly
two bottles of
"MOTHERS'
FRIEND"
DID HOT SUPFISR APTERWABD.
"iJii-i li lrtirna fr tnrll. nn rorrtlnt nt nrlpf.
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EDITOR MEDILL'S COMMENT.
When Ha looked Orrr ths llrlltlant Ar
ny of 111 Nnntpuper Worlcin,
Tho venorable Joseph Medlll, pub
lisher of tho Chicago Tribune, and than
whom no wiser editor ever walked tho
quarterdeck of n great dally, sponda
most ot his tlmo in California, whero
he has divers and various possessions
of a fruit plantation sort. In his nb
eonco the paper Is under tho controlling
guldanco of Managing Editor Van Den
thuysen. Among his other emphatic
editorial traits, Medlll has tho ono of
frugality. Ho likes not waste and ex
travagance. Recently Medlll returned
to Chicago qn n brief visit. Tho men
on tho Tribune force, ns told to a writer
for tho Star, concluded as nn ovldcnco
of the respect and veneration which
thoy felt for their ripe old chief, to glvo
Modlll a reception nt tho Newspaper
club. Van Benthuysen had tho cele
bration most In command, and that
night beneath tho central chan
delier ho stood with Medlll nnd Intro
duced to him tho Trlbuno young men,
ns ono by one they filed by nnd shook
tho old editor's hand.
"Do nil of theso splendid young men
work on tho Trlbuno?" nsked Medlll
In his simple, gcnulno way, as tho sixty-seventh
dress Biilted gentlomnn gavo
his band a South Clark street grip and
passed on.
"They do, Mr. Medlll," replied Van
Hcnthuysen proudly, "they do. And
I can nssuro you sir, that a better or
moro competent set of newspaper men
never took nn assignment In Chicago."
"No doubt of It," Bald Medlll, In a
musing far-away tone, "no doubt of It,
whntover. I can seo it in their faces,
nut I'll tell you. Van," nnd hero tho
old editor's far-away look faded,
while a brighter and exceedingly lln-de-slecle
expression supplanted It, "to
morrow you nnd I had better take n
look over tho pay roll."
THE FRINTING DUblNESS.
In DiikIiiikI tho Niimlii-r of l.riirnrrft In
Still AIicikI of Other Triiili'fi.
So many people appear to believe that
thero Is no money In tho prlntlug busi
ness, nnd that, owing to tho Introduc
tion of type-sottlng machines, composi
tors must turn their attoutlon to some
thing else, It Is qulto refreshing to
learn from an English contemporary
that, "notwithstanding tho Intermit
tent and desultory nature of n com
positor's occupation, It still seems to
bo .1 favorlto ono with a great many
parents, who no doubt consider It all
coulcur de rose. According to n return
Just Issued by tho London school board
out of a number of scholars passing
through tho schools It was ascertained
thnt tho lads wero destined for occu
pations as follows: Printers, C25;
grocers, 257; greengrocers, 245; bakers
202; engineers, 179; carpenters, 148
plumbers, 123; hairdressers, 120; drap
ers, 95; butchers, 21. Printers head the.
list by a considerable number.
DrrMen Mmln of Alutiilnnni.
Some new fubrics uro now being pro
duced, the novel feature ot which con
sists in weaving or Intertwining
threads af aluminum, or alloys of It
with the material used, In many cases
employing that metal alone, for the
purpose of making tho cloth. It It
claimed that tho cloth mado wholly
or partly ot this material will bo free
from chemical action, ns few substance
affect It. An attrnctlvo lustro Is ob
tained, which renders the fnbrlc very
ornnmcntal, and there Is tho addition
al advantage of tho metal being equal
ly applicable to the finest fabrics and
to tho heaviest. Tho wlro or thread
can bo drawn to any degreo of fineness,
so that It may bo employed In combina
tion with silk, linen, and tho llko II
may also be drawn round, flat, or In
any other form convenient for wear
ing. Sun.
won i:' Titr.vn:i r.str.n.
female Trouble Treated Tree
by rorreponflciico by I he BJe-
iiowued Dr. Iliirliimn.
Dr. Hartman, tho renowned pyrin'
colrtjjisl, has announord his willing-
ties to direct tlio treatment of as
many onsei of tminln troublo as make
appliuHtinn to him during tho summer
month", w-tliout charce, Tho treat
ment will bo conduoted by enrrrspon
ili'iio1. The diictor will presoribe all
mrdioiuco, npplioitions. hygienic and
dicury regulitions ncoossarp to com
plete a cure. The medioines prrr-crib-ed
can he obtained at all drug-stoic-.
This offer will hold good only during
the riim nrr iimnlliF,
Ami woman c;in become a regular
patient by M'liilini; a waitt'ii state
ment of licriige. history and sym;toms
of her derangement and condition of
life. All eses of femiile disenscs, in
cluding infnstru.il regularities, dis
placements, ulceration-, iiitlimuutiona
discharges, irritation of the ovaries,
tumors and dtopsy of the nbdMiHii,
should apply nt one ami become reg
istered a regular patien'-d. All oor
rcspondenae will be strictly contiden
lial. No testimonials of cures will be
givau to the public except by tho ex
press wish of 1I10 patient.
Hook on female disoaics sent froo
by Tho Po-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Companj, of Cwluwbu, Ohio. '
For freo book on cancer address Dr.
Ilartmau, Columbus, Ohio,
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria,
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THE BEST BICYCLE.
On the steering-head of every Columbia bicy
cle of this year's make that name-plate appears.
It is unique, handsome, and indicates mucri
satisfaction and highest enjoyment to the rider.
No other bicycle has ever equalled a Columbia.
No other bicycle ever shall equal a Columbia.
The greatest bicycle factory in the world says so.
New Price $ 1 QO
HARTFORD Bicycles, next best, $80 $60.
$50 for Boys' and Girls sizes.
Au Art
Catalogue
ofthcxo famous
vrhceln free at
any Columbia
Agency, or will
be mailed for
two a-eent
stampM,
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The City Bakery and Restaurant
Has the moat complete hlo ot
Bkead, Buns, Cakes and Pies,
Pint class in evory respect.
Call and get ray prices before buying. It will pay you.
3-4 loaves of .bread $1. Meals and lunches at all hours.
Too ICrg&m andi
Joseph Herburger, Proprietor.
PLATT & FREES CO.
Chicago Lumber Yard
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Lumber, Lime, Coal and Cement.
E. G. MORANVILLE,
Livery and Feed Barn.
rii'Mt-t-lukN lii every rictuil. E.0I4 of room, brlyhl billed liny
anil n variety ol Kruin. New rig and swift lierscHcan be secured
for oily or country drives at reasonable prices.
NOKTU OF HOLLAND HOUSE.
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! HENRY DIEDERICH, 3 ,
S Hard Times Pi ices on Shoes 3
Luilies' Fino Dongola Oxford Ties $1 00
Ladies' F-iic DongoU Button Shoes 1 00
Gent's Oil Grain Congress Plow Shoctt (10 ,
Geni'rt Oil Grain Congress Plow Shoes,.... 1 55
GentN Oil Grain Congress Plow Shoos,. . . . 1 50
Ask lo sec my fine line of
Uaby Sitocs, the Fines! Line Close Around Here. J
! HENRY DIEDEPICH.
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TRADERS LUMBER CO.,
DEALERS IN
MMBEm akd GOAL
Building Material, Etc.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
That
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