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THE RIDING RECORD. '
A TRADITION OF THE DAYS OF THE
SANTA FE TRAIL.
Frank Audrey Went 800 MUM on Hone
track In Lca Than Six Day, Itratlng a
Frevloiift Rldr, anil Won 10,000 on the
Two Trip Killed In a llrawl.
Not long ago tlio writer liiul occasion
to visit western Missouri. Among 0110
of tbo traditions of tho little, city of In
dependence, which until tho riay8 of tho
railroad was tho eastern terminus of
tho Santa Fo trail, tho following story
was told :
In tho old days of tho Santa Fo trail
tho freighters mado ono round trip a
Boason. Tho Americans very generally
wintored at Independence, whilo tho
Mexican traders natnrally put in tho
sanio season at tho town of Santa Fo.
In tho spring tho teams wero mado tip,
tho wagons loaded, and tho long cara
vans of prairio schooners, with thoir
whlto tilts and from 5 to 16 yoko of
oxon, began moving out on thoir long
voyago across tho plains.
An was stated, thoso outfits mado only
ono round trip por season, tho Moxicans
gotting rid of thoir freight at Independ
ence somo timo along in midsummer
and loading up again for Santa Fo,
whilo tho Amorlcans threw off their
first load at SuutaFo and reloaded again
for Independence.
Along in tho lato forties an onorgotio
character nnmod Frank X. Aubrey camo
from New York to Indopoudonco,
bought n lot of teams and started into
business as a freighter. Such was his
push and vim that ho mado two trips a
season, starting out from Indopoudonco
In tho early spring and windiug up his
second round trip nt that point rather
lata in tho falL Aubrey pilodnp a great
deal of monoy at tho business and sot
such an onorgotio oxdmplo that' ho was
soon recognized as a leader.
With all his business thrift and vigor
Aubroy was also what ono might cull
"a sporting character." Tho distnnco
from Santa Fo to Indopeudenco was
about 800 miles. Ono day whilo dis
cussing freighting and tho longth of
timo it ought to tako to cover tho dis
tanco between Indopeudcnoo and Santa
Fo Aubroy mado tho rather bold assor
1 tion that ho could start alono on a sin
glo horsoand push through to Indopeud
enco In eight days himself.
A dl8puto aroso, and tho result was
that Aubroy offered to wagor $5,000
1 that ho could start on n thoroughbred
horse ho had, of unusual speed and hot-
torn, and with tho liberty to buy such
horsos as ho might noedon tho way, and
so remount himsolf ns often as ho hod a
chance, and bo in Indopcndenco at tho
stage station in less than eight days of
84 hours each from tho timo ho left
Santa Fe. The money was covered and
tho wager mado.
Aubrey started imd was in Independ
ence, Ma, in just 7 days and 10 hours
from tbo timo he said goodby to Santa
Fo. Ho had remounted himself twioo.
Then a second wager was mado. Tho
parties who hod lost tho $5,000 with tho
bold Now Yorker, aftor considerablo
dickering, managed to moko a wagor of
$10,000 a side with Aubrey. This timo
ho was to go from Santa Fo to Independ
ence, a ran of 800 miles, in six days.
It was at tho best season of tho year.
There wero no rains, while tho grass
was good and tho trail as hard lis a
pavement. Anbrcyliad thosamo liberty
to remount himsolf as often as he camo
upon a horso that ho preferred to his
own. But ho was not pormittod to ar
rango relays or post Irarsos in advanco
along tho trail. Indoed ho hud no timo
wherein to moko thoso urrangomcuts
oven if ho had desired to and they had
boen allowed.
Ho started out of Santa Fo the oven-
ty ?' a J?" daT- Ifc waa Sunday. The
Moxicans looking on orgnod success to
" uiuuig huwuvui wu uviy uuuruuiur
of tho day.
All no una wltli him as
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pfoted, 8 SK "? 6tT 8taUn5 '
tho samo week ho rode into the publio
squaro at Iudonondwce, winning tlio .
oy five hours. Ho was just 5 days
and 10 hours riding tho 800 milos, and '
nau usea 1 1 uorses. jio naa naa two
brushes with Indians, and had been
chasod by thorn at tho Cimmaron cross
ing of tho Arkansas, and again at Paw
noo Rook. He escaped, howovor, with
nothing worso than an arrow through
his arm.
It is related that whon ho slipped
from tho Baddlo at Independonoo ho
hudu't nlopt a wink for 50 hours. By
staudors assorted tha.t Ira was sound
aslocp tho instant ho touched tho ground.
Aubroy was carriod into tho hotol and
put to bed, and uover oponcd his eyes
ncniu until Monday morning about 2
o'clock.
iio tlion camo around as fresh
as n duisy and as huugry as a wolf. Ho
routed out tho cook of tho hotol, made
him como down to tho kitohon and cook
him something to 'cat. Ho won $15,000
on thoso two races, and in tho hut ono
mado a record for long dlstauoe riding
never surpassed.
Just to show how Mich n uiaa of.ajoel
and zeal may end, it might be added
that Frank X. AnfeYey was stabbed to
death in a brawl in a Santa Fe dance
hall This was somo flvo years after his
great rido. Old plaiusmon will tell you,
I howovor, of tho exploits of Aubroy, and
ho is reverently mentioned with such
worth'ies as Sublette, Kit Carson, Ben
Holllday and old Jim Bridgor. Wash
ington St.
Bt Oars Vlfurea.
Hoard at a heap of day gools hblecl
1.60:
Irish Woman (jrftk a baby in her
arms) Phwat is tfcp Vf of tharn?
"Oro dollar and irtjriiaa," politely
arunvered the proprietor.
"Which are the 1 and whUh the 09
oint wanof"
"Thcro are none at those prlcos,
ma'am."
"Slmro, thin, ain't thim yep own Hg
urcs?" Boston Tauiscript
retail bird dealers.
KxternUa Traitn Cart IpiI on In New Tork
Almoat Kxclnlly by (termana.
Now York city's oxtenslvo trado in
singing birds is carried on almost ox
olnsivoly by Germans. Not only havo
thoy a virtual monopoly of this very
profltablo business, but, furthermore, ft
very largo part of tho bird importations
como from Germany direct. Tho trado
is chieJly with southern Gornmny. Tho
most plnusihlo explanation of tho prom
inoncoof Germans in this business is tho
fact that, ubovo nil otlior qualities, it
requires pationco nnd kindness, two at
tributes in which Germans, nnd especial
ly Gorman women, oxcol.
Thoro is in Now York a very largo
trado in canary birds, nnd during tho
period when a larger sharo of tho na
tion's comnicrco was carried on in sail
ing ships than is tho caso now parrots
and cockatoos wero dealt in oxtonsivoly,
though nowndays thoy havo somowhat
gono ont of voguo. Much caro is neces
sary in tho business of looking after
birds, for thoy aro subject to many ail
ments which must constantly bo pro
vided against, and without tho oxoroiso
of great caro tho cntiro stock of tho
doalor might bo swept nway in a short
time. Tho retail bird business does not
roquire a very largo capital. Tho loss of
birds by illness is tho chief dangor to bo
provided ngaiust, not tho iudifTcronco of
purchasers, for thoso aro never looking
in Now York. Tho ordinary prioo of n
singing canary is from $1.60 to $3. 75.
Tho ago attained by birds varies con
siderably from 8 to 100 years thoso
boing tho maximum ages: Wren, 8
years; thrush, 10; robin, 13; blackbird,
13; goldfinch, 15; partridgo, 15; pheas
ant, 15; lurk, 18; nightingale, 18; pi
goon, 20 ; linnet, 23 ; canary, 24 ; orano,
24 ; poocock, 24 ; sparrow, 40 ; polican,
50 ; parrot, 00 ; crow, swan and caglo,
100 years. Thcro is much less demand
for birds for ornithological displays in
museums in tho United States than in
Europo, nud ono reason given in ex
planation of this is tho fact that tho
museums of most European capitals aro
maintained nt tho public oxponso, with
out private contributions or tiio need
of any, whorcas in tho Unitod Statos
tho appropriations for monagorio and
museum purposes aro, gonorally spcak
ing, iundoquato and havo to bo oked out
by private contributions. Tho annual
appropriation for tho monagorio in Con
tra! park, including necessary ropairs to
tho buildings, is only $30,000. Many of
tho animal1) in tho park, and some of
tho birih, aro lent by privato individ
uals. What is trno of Now York city in
this regard is substantially truo of tho
other big citios of tho United States,
and so tho market for roro birds rests
chiefly upon tho pnrchasos of privato in
dividuals. Iiow York Sun.
TOM MOORE'S FIRST SWEETHEART.
She Wmm the Heroine of His "Hair, I Be
lieved Thee True.
To tho prcsont generation tho nomo
of-MaryDnft is known only by tradition
and by Mooro's poom, says Edward Bok
in Tho Ladies' Homo Journal Yet hor
career roads liko a romunco. It was in
London that showns born, in 1704. Hor
christonod namo was Mary Ann Dyke.
Whon sho was scarcely 15, sho was
known far nnd wido us ono of tho most
beautiful girls of tho noighborhood. Her
povorty led her to adopt tiro stogo as a
profession, and aho and hor two sis
ters, also of great beauty, bocanio dan
cers at tho Dublin theater, whoro their
singular graco, comolinosa of foco and
porsou nttractod immodiato attention
and admiration. Whcnovor tho Dyko
sisters appeared, tho thoater would bo
thronged. And Mary Bcoinod to bo tho
favorito of tho trio.
It was tho fashion of tho time at Kil
kenny for geutloman nmatours to give
annual public performances for tho ben
efit of tho poor of tho city, and it was
on ono of thoso occasions, whon tho as
sistance of professional ladies from Dub
lin was invokod, that Thomas Mooro,
tho Irish poet, was introduced to Mary
ni- n.t,i
P"rtrta with hor. It
immediatoly found himsolr
was in
that Tom
Mooro personatod Robin Roughhoad and
Mary Dyko Nancy.
Tho Irish poot became Mary Dyko's
very shadow, and aftor awhilo ho pour
ed forth his groat lovo for hor and offer
ed hor his hand and heart But, for
somo reason, tho boautifnl Mary did not
reciprocate the wealth of nffeotiou thus
offered her, and she rejected him. It
was this whick led M6oro to return to
his room, and in tho midnight hour pen
his celebrated lovo song, begiuuiug
"Mary, I believed tfaco true."
The LavUh Jenkins.
In October, 1880, a religiously mind
ed Buckinghamshire farmer named Jon
kins brought his firstborn to tho parish
ohuroh to bo ohristonod, nnd this was to
' bothonamo: Abol Bon jamin Calob Dan-
lei Enra Folix Gabriol Haffcal Isaac
Jacob Klah Levi Muuoah Nohemiah Ob
diah Potar Quartus Rochab Samuel
Tobiah TJialel Viuiiah Word Xystus
Ztoharlan.
l It will b observed that tho names
are all arranged in alphabetical order
and are, as far as possihlo, selected from
Scripture. Jt was only with tho vory
greatest difficulty that tlio clergyman
dlavuaded Mr. Jonkius from doing tho
i Uating wrong to his child that ho had
unwittingly dovisod, but eventually it
Was decided to christen tho boy simply
Abel. Chambers' Journal.
Shaken.
The Shaken had their peculiar desig
nation gtven t them fat derision. Dur
ing tho religious excitements which
vore encouraged by thoir form of wor
ship, mombors of this soot often fell in
to convulsive tremblings, sometime
ending in pVrtial or total uuoonaclong-
momi. and this ainatilapnhnnrunnnnn iravA
' a name to the Beat .
No one can atk honestly or hopefully,
to bo ticutvorod from temptation unless
ho hns himself honestly and firmly do
tormlnod to do tho beet ho can to keep
ont of It.
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REPIIDIJCAN TICKET.
Judicial Ticket,
For Judge-lOth District,
JAMES McNENY, Red Cloud.
Count' Ticket.
For County Treasurer,
J. S. WHITE.
For County Clork,
L. II. FORT.
For Clerk District Court,
JAS. BURDEN.
For Shoriff,
J. W. RUNCHEV.
For Superintendent,
D. M. HUNTER.
For County Judgo,
8. WEST.
For Survoyor,
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of
When Baby was sick, we care her Castor!,
When she waa a Child, aho cried for Castor!.
Wbea ahe became Mtm, she clung to Castorta.
When aha had Children, aha garo them Caatorla.
For Sale or Trade.
Four lots and a house in railroad addi
tion to Red Cloud, and one tegistered
Poland China boar coming twa years
old. Will trado for corn, oats, wheat or
calves. Inquire of W. R, Parker, at the
county clerk's ofllco. 354t.
Blood Poison
THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE,
Driven Out of the System by
the Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"For flvo yenrs, I Avas a great
Htifforer from u most persistent
blood disease, none of tho various
medicines 1 took being of any
help whatever. Hoping thnt
chatigfl of clinmto would henellt
mo, I went to Cuba, to Florida,
nnd then to .Saratoga Springs,
whoro I remained koiiio timo
drinking tho waters. But all was
no use. At hist, being advised
by sovornl friends to try Ayer's
Snrsiipurilln, I began taking it,
nnd very noon favorable results
wero manifest. To-dny I con
sider myself n perfectly healthy
man, with n good nppctito ami
not tho least traco of my former
complaint. To nil my friends,
and especially young men liko
myself, 1 recommend Ayer's Sar
saiiarillii, if in need of a perfectly
reliable blood-piiriilcr. Jobk
Ji. Escoiiaii, proprietor Hotel
Victoria. Key West, Fla.: resi
dence, 352 W. 10th St., Now York.
Oi
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u We Don't Know
Everything,"
About Sponges. Probably Solomon
ilidn' know all about thorn.
Still wo think wo aro posted about
(quality and what tho kind folks
want whon thcy'ro after something
Al
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Dey o & Geice,
The Druggists.
Tlili Hi Hi Hi UiUiiiiUiilUiiiUiUiliiiiiiifv
TRADERS
DEALERS IN
LUMBER n COAL
Building Material, Etc.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
aflaaaj
ROSS
Pbopkiitorb or
miww nil liiNH.
Ordsra Ordremptky filled, four patronss solicited
E. G. MORANVILLE.
Livery and Feed Barn.
Flrit-claM la OYery itll. Lts r rM, bright haled hay
aHd m variety ! grala. Hew rlgt aal ewlft haraei caa he leeureel
fer city r caatrjr alrlvee at reateaahle prlre.
NOltTM OF MOZLAJVl HOUSE.
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Ho! Whoa!
That Harness is Worn Out !
Why Don't you get Another?
J. O. Butler is selling nearly AT COST.
Cotting keeps tha
and he sells them cheap, too.
into his store and look at
some handsome ones."
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& RIFE,
"Yes, My Dear;
finest kinds of Lamps.
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