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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1905)
.t 1 V Low Rate Excursions to sJgBV 22 California California One Way uninhabited nnturo or tho Jungles which they haunt and their hnhlt of hunting at night-which n probable suggestion makes the ImikIh of the ear ly legends of the demon hunter and ''helloqtiln" at a time when the "red dogs" still remained In Kuropo-obsor-rations of their habits are rare. Lon don Spectator. GETTING OUT OF BED. feet If tickled, hut not unclose Its eyes, and llnully stretch and yawn like a sleepy child. Hut mention Homcthlng Interesting to the name dog when Bleeping, such as the word "walk," or click the lock of a gun, and It Is on Its feet In an mutant and ready for en terprise. London Spectator. The Chief One-way Second Cluss Tickets Douhlo Borth in Sleeping Car $33 00 Fram Clilcaft $? 0f 25 00 . . Fram Kansas lty . 5 ?5 30 00 . From St. Louis . 6 50 tuit v i;i?nAt CKirrtrvtutrp , r. 'm nrTDHRU it unni a ivwiu - i- i i umuijix i v- w . . - - - - - ti i Tickets good in Tourist Sloe ing Cars. Koolining Chairs Fllhb. Same rates to Phoenix and Presoott, Ariz., El Paso. Tox., and interme diate points. Corrosoonding rates from all points oast during the saino period itroat opportunities for farmers in San Joaquin Vnlloy California Round Trip On cortaln days in Soptotnbor and Octobor round trip first, class tickets will bo sold to California and North Paeillo Coast points for ii little more than nun rato, account national meetings in uos Aiigoios aim ou "ui'i i the Portland Exposition. Return 1 mit is 00 days, not to oxeood Novombor .10, , und stop-over granted in Colorado and west t .... . ' Bolow are dates of salo and rates from Chicago, St. Louis and Missouri River. You can purchago through tickets of your homo agent. California and Back Direct routes both ways or Portland one way On September 1, 2, U, 1, IS. 112, 13, 11, W, 27, 28, lit $67 50 from Chicago, $63 50 from St. Lous and $56 from Missouri Rivor California and Back Direct Routes Both Ways On Octobor 17, 18, 10, 20, 21 At $62 50 from Chicago, $57.50 from St. Louis, and $50.00 from Missouri Rivor Numerous other rates for combination trips via Portland, etc. Full par ticulars on request of any Railway Agent, or General passonger Agont A 1 .A: S. F Ry., Railway Exchange, Chicago, or Topoka, Kan Tnlte Your Tlmo About It nml Oon't Shook Your H)Ntriu. Don't Jump up the Jlrst thing your eyes are open. Remember that while you Bleep the vital organs are at rest. The vitality Is lowered and the circula tion not ho strong. A sudden spring nut of bed Is a shock to these organs, especially to the heart, as It starts to pumping blood suddenly. Take your time in getting up. awii and stretch; wake up slowly; give the vital organs a chance to resume their work gradually. Notice how a baby wakes up. It stretches Its arms and legs, rubs Its eyes ami yawns and wakes up slowly. Watch a kitten wako up. First It stretches out one leg, then another, rubs Its face, rolls over and stretches iw, wtmli hoilv. The birds do not wake up and fly as soon as their eyes nro open. They shako out their wings and stretch their legs, waking up slowly. This Is tho natural way to wake up. Don't Jump up suddenly, don't be In such a hurry, but stretch and yawn and yawn and stretch. Stretch the arms and the legs; stretch the whole body. A good yawn and stretch Is bet ter even than a com nam. it win bui you thoroughly awake, and then you will enjoy tho bath all the more. Medical Talk. Ciilnrac Mnrti the KlrM Pnper. Like a good many other modern In dustries, that of paper making had Its origin with the Chinese. The papyrus of the Greeks and Humans was not pa per at all, but simply the piths of tho stem of a plant cut Into strips, placed side by side and ocross each other and pressed Into a sheet, to wuicn me nat ural gum of the plant gave a homo geneous character. Hut the Chinese In very early times made as genuine pa per, In Its general characteristics, as that produced by the perfected meth ods and machinery of today. William H. Stewart In Technical World Maga-7.I110. California It is easier to tell what California hasn't than what it has. for in that ureut ompiro is found nearly everything that man needs. Tho San Joaquin Valley is ouo of tho largest in t TT-.xii ii. -. ...I.I..1. i .-. ,......... ui.iian t mtt iiiiii run iiiiniiui iviiii niia i v i i i tllO U 11110(1 QUUOS WIIH'.ll IS HUUJUUl lu unniuuin, ium mu i;wi.w ...." ........ i there now are perfectly happv and contented, and think that, it is really the best country in tho world That in itself is the best recommendation ou. uovor near a ualtroruiau spoaic oi nis country except m iiuuau ui it. Litoraturo and Tho Earth, froo for tho asking GENERAL COLONIZATION AGENT, 1117 Railway Exchange, CHICAGO: Please send California information as per ad. in the Red Cloud Chief. Name 'THE GRAND CANYON. J Itn Ilcwllili'rtiiic Tumult of Form nn Itlot of Color. An artist who loved the wlldorncBS took his bride to the head of tho Bright Angel trail. It was night when they came to their Journey's end, and the man persuaded the woman not to look upon the grand canyon until morn ing. When the sun was high he blind folded her and led her out of the log hotel that stood upon the brink of tho precipice to a point of rock that over hangs the abyss. For two days and nights they had been riding through the desert, Hat and gray, with blue mountains flicking In and out of tho Tlu Klowrr Mnu lu Jitunn. In Japan when you furnish your house you send for the flower man, who conies and decorates your homo with plants. This Is always done as a matter of health. The flower man brings his palms, his quince trees, Ills flowering shrubs and his great spread ing oriental flowers and bestows mem about the house. If any one Is 111 ho selects the flowers carefully, taking care to get a certain kind of scent, for Uiere are people to whom scenta act na n quieter. j llCVCIIKC Wool-How do you like your now lodging? I Van Pelt-All right, except that thw man across the hall Is learning to play i the flute. I Wool-You ought to get an nccordlon. Van Pelt-I did; that's why ho got the flute. Onr on Him nml Her. Mrs. Hleachblond-I found this black l.nir on vmir coat. What does It mean? Mr. Hleachblond-Why, that Is my last season's coat. Your hair was black then, you know.- Rmart Set. eud the Weekly State Journal one year for $1.00 Fame to the ambitious Is llko unit wntor to the thirsty tho more ono got tho moro ono wantB. Mbont. CLIMBING THE ALPS. '""if i TIME TABLE. Red Cloud, Nob. Address . State , mountains inciting in mm uut u. , unr- Truv.l- horlKou. wlUi a few Jarring crevasses , nl,,e- 'L'" T",', or ,,' r. nnd buttes and bluffs to emphasize mo trannullllty of the scene. The desert, XjftiDDEN GOLD era Into IViit of 1iiiikt. More than half the accidents lu tho a& KKsr-M aws: , uf.ml lillmlfnlilnri HllO OOUlll Ul nK i"" " " "" "- "' " In a watch chain that adds nothing to the chain's looks or the quality of Its workmanship ? The outer sur face of pure gold and all the details of workmanship and finish are identically the same in Simmons Watch Chains and in the costly gold ones. For Sale by Newhouse Bros., Jewelers ft Opticians, Red Cloud, - Nebraska m INSURANCE against Fire, Lightning, Cy clones and Windstorms, seo JNO. H. STANSER, agent for the Farmers Union Insur ance Co., Lincoln, Nob., tho best in surance company intuo 89 to. man'eaters IN ind'ia. The Sort of TIrctm Tlmt Hunt For Human Gnitie. Tlio "rami eater" Is tho Jungle night mare of India, and numerous are the, theories to account for Its abnormal J appetite. Commonly It Is said to be an old tiger which has found game too J dllllcult to bring down, or a sickly ( tiger which has resorted to man kill ing In Its weakness as tho easier meth od. The consensus of opinion among experienced hunters and observers Is, however, that a man eater Is an ex cattle killer which In conflict with herders, who are often quite brave In defense of their cattle, has discovered how much less work It Is to kill a man than cattle, for the cattle killer Is usually fat and lazy. Nothing has been found, so far as I have discover ed, to suggest appetite for human flesh as the impelling motive, or that man eaters reject all flesh not human, or that the cubs of a man killing ti gress inherit the man killing propen sity. Huther Is it a case or contempt for man bred of familiarity, and more often tho lust lays hold of the tigress, very likely because in foraging for her cubs (as she does until they begin to hunt for themselves at seven months) and In their defense she has come more frequently in contact with man, or It may be' because the female Is more numerous than the male or be causo by nature tho slyer and moro vicious. Exchange. of nothlnir but tho great level stretches of sand and sago and cactus. The man had told the woman little of tho can yon, nnd when ho took tho bandago from her eyes he held her very tightly as she looked out across the miles and miles of tumult of form and riot of color that seemed to swirl thousands r 1'iw.t lvoinw licr nml around her. As nrnfessional motives. They have very few weeks to earn their living In, ami It Is a sort of tragedy for them to miss u single climb. For the same reason they are given to urging a party on to climb dllllcult and expensive peaks that are really beyond their strength. Thev regard tourists as so much bag gage wh. Ii tl.ey can at need almost LINCOLN OMAHA CHICAGO SI. JOE KANSAS CITY 81. LOUIS and all points east and touth. DENVER HELENA I1UT1E SAL1 LAKE O'T VOIITLAND SAM FRANCISCO and all points west. from the clouds, she looked down Into i carry on the rope. I he onlj ill ml), BSpnB PARKER'S m HAIR BALSAM Clftnin nd bftatiHei tht hlr. l'romott, k luxuriant (rrowth. Never Fil to llestore Ory nlr to 1U Youthful Color. Curt. tclp dliriir, hair luling. WcaJidtUCat DrunrliU WILD DOGS OF ASIA. H. B. ASHBR, VETERINARIAN Of the Kansas City Veter inary Collego Oillco at E. .lohnston's, the Brick Barn. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED Telephone. 82. RED CLOUD, - NEB. At Blno Hill flrst Tuesday in each month. Fierce AulmiilN Tlmt I'nrnuc anrt Kill llenrN and TlKern. The quality of courage possessed by , hunting dogs of Asia appears In a marked difference of habit from that noticeable In all other carnivorous beasts. As a rule, each ferocious ani nial has its natural and favorite prey, ' which may vary in different localities, hut Is In each case the easiest nnd most profitable victim. Tigers, for Instance, are cattle slayers or deer killers, Just as cattle or deer happen to bo most abundant in their district. Leopards prey on goats, sheep and, when they can got them, on tame dogs; wolves on sheep and cattle, stoats or rabbits and hares, and weasels on rats and mice. But, though the Jungles which they visit abound In defenseless animals, tho wild dog does not limit his attacks to these. Tho packs de liberately pursue and destroy tho black and Himalayan bears and tho tigers, affording perhaps the only instance In which ono carnivorous species deliber ately sets Itself to hunt down and de stroy, another. From thelrrarlty, the mi illimitable red tinired. ash colored hell, abandoned and turned to stono eons and eons ago. She stared, amazed at the awful thing, for a long minute, and then, as the tears of inexpllcablo emotion dimmed her eyes, she turned and cried vehemently at her artist hus band: "If you ever try to paint that, I'll leave you " William Allen White lu McClure's. DUN OF THE OLDEN TIME. A Style of CourteMj- Not Cultivated In TIiohc Duyn. It is often remarked that with tho forefathers courtesy was a studied art that recent generations do not liavo time to cultivate. This Is Illustrated lu tho following letter: "White's Town, Juno 10, 1793. Honored Sir A few months hbo you did mo tho honor to becomo my dobtor fnr lin niirnlmso or KOOdH n.1 my hiu.u amounting to VI dollars nnd 18 pence I 1 have no doubt that a small trnnsstctlon I of this nature may have slipped your I mind, and I trust you will pardon nnd ex i cuho mo for mentioning It to you upon this occasion. If you could llnd It con I vonlont to forward It by safe hands tho Biimn wmiiii im irrt?utlv nnnreclatcd. for I am In expectation of tho receipt of somo nlno barrels of extra flno rum for which I shall owe tho consignor a part of the purchaso price, and which I desire to pay at the earliest convenience. If you should not And It convenient to forward tho same, toko no thought of what I havo written until you might chanco to como this way, when you may QU't tho lndobt- tilnnqu tn vnnr own tlmo. No, No, No therefore, which they regard as dun gerous Is a "traverse"- on which an accident to their tourist may mean death to themselves. Climbing straight up or down they feel fairly certain of sustaining any strain on tho rope. It Is most Important, therefore, that ev ery party should use Its own unlm uiMlod ludiruient in regard to every ex pedition. The great danger In places like Zormatt and Chamonlx Is that there arc a largo number of unemploy ed guides always waiting about to catch the unwary traveler and tempt him Into a dllllcult and expensive climb. lie will get far more pleasure out of the sport If he begins with tho cheap and easy and works gradually up to dllllcult. There Is no especial merit In being frightened half out of your life. London News. A PAGAN MYTH. It MiiImmI Mny nud Matrimony With t'liliuiiiiiiieHH and MlMfortune. Tho pagans had a myth that "only had women marry in May." They had another that If the marriage did take place the couple would live most un- i happily, and children horn of tho mar riage If It was not hopelessly rendered barren by thus slapping the fates In the face would be deformed or Imbe cile. With prizes like that in prospect It Is not much wonder that tho Igno rant and superstitious taboo May mar- ' rlages, hut there Is no excuse yet for No TBAINB LBAVB Ai rOU.OWi! 18. l'luwoiiRcr dully for Oberlln mid Ht. KrnnclMbrfiiicho. Ox ford, McC'ook, DuiiTuriuid all polutH went.... .............. 7:03 a.m. H. 1'annoiiKor dally for SL Joe, Kiuikhb City, AtnhlHou, HI. Loiild. Lincoln via Wyniore and all points cuHt and houOi 2'10 a.m 15, fannctiKur, dally. Douvcr, all polutH In Colorado, Utah and California 8:05 p.m. 10. raHBOHKor. dnlly for Ht. Joe, luiiinnn i;ur, niuiiinuu, at. Louis and all poliiln ORHtiunl south . 10:35 a.m. No. 174. Accommodation, Monday, WcdiiuMlny and Prldny.llaal Iiicr, Grand IMand, Muck llllln nud all polutH lu tho nortliwoNt . 1 :S0 p.m. BleopliiK, dlnliiK, and roclluliiK chair can, iscrU free) on through traltiN. Tlckotn sold aud bBKKHKO clicokud to any point In tho Uuliod StatoM or Canada. , . For Information, tlmo tablci, map or tlcketa oall on or addrctm A. Conovor, Agont. Ited Cloud, Nebr. or l W. Wakeloy. Osuoral Pm ungei Airont Omaha. Nobraska AMERICA'S GREATEST WEEKLY this Idiosyncrasy of thinking people I should be. p eased at any occasion i w ; . . Honslble one. rocclvo n visit rrom you, anu snouiu you "' , , , , .. , ,wlliA,.or in fi,n M. be In need of rum, axes, log chains or Ovid was a Arm believer In the 8U- somo very heavy uooih lor sun or ourv- porsmiou anu sum un- ' " " ants, I should bo pleuscd to sell them to you. Y'r ob't servant, WM. GREEN. Mr. Green had a small supply depot near Orlskony creek, nnd his polite nnd apologetic dunning letter (so dif ferent from the "Please remit at once" of the present day) was sent to a man named Uoxtader, who resided down the Mohawk valley somewhere near Fort Plain. The Uiik'n Slocn. Dogs, which nro at once the drowsi est and most wakeful of domestic ani mals, according to their state of mind and circumstances, seem to sleep light ly or heavily at will. Nothing can be more slow, reluctant and leisurely than tho enforced waking of a petted dog when It does not wish to bo disturbed. It will remain deaf to a cat, twitch Its . vnnnL' irlrl would marry In May unless she wished to Invite tho displeasure of tho gods and that the Imprudent wom- ' an who braved their wrath would All ' an early grave. Ovid pinned his faith to rosy Juno, the birth month of Juno, ' nml wlmn lin L'ot. reildV tO lUUHCh Ills daughter on the matrimonial sea ho studied the stars and all tho supersti tions to make sure that ho wouiu not run upon Kcylla in steering off Charyb- dls. Resolved to match tho girl, ho tried to And What days unprosporoun wero, what moons wero kind. After Juno's snerrd Ides his fancy stray- Good to tho man and happy to tho maid. Praise tho sea, but keep on tho land. Herbert. THE Toledo Bla.de AND- The Chief -FOR $1.25 PER. YEAR. Tho Toledo Ulado is tho best known newspaper in the United States. Cir culation 171,000. Popular in every atnte. Tho Toledo Hlado in now installed in its now building, with a modern plant nnd equipment, and facilities equal to any publication hotweon Now York and Chicago. It is tho only weekly newspaper edited exproaaly for ovory state and torritory. 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