The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 19, 1911, Image 13

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Now is the Time to Order
Your Monument
for Fall Delivery and have it 'erected
before cold weather sets in. First class
material and workmanship guaranteed.
lOvering Bros. (Si Co.
Dealers in Monuments, Red Cloud
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"Foryou particular customers who demand the best Groceries,
ve recommend Folger's Golden Gate Coffee."
.It is so geod we cannot obtain a better coffee not if we paid $1 a
pound for it
Everything about Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is perfect, and we tell it
wmththopoeitive guarantee that it will please you.
We liaiuHe the best of every thluff in Groceries as well an in all other lines.
The Miner Brothers Co.
General Merchants
A MIGHTY BAP PLACK TO TRAD"
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Successor To A. C. Bradshaw
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ED. A M A C K
THE FURNITURE MAN
Undertaking a Specialty All the Phones
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Electrical Supplies
TERRIBLE DEATH OF WHALER
News of Hla Drowning While fO.Tr.inc
a Strike Shows Industry Is
Not Dead.
The whaling Industry upon which
the prosperity of a fow Now Kugland
ports was once founded la supposed
to have passed nwny. No more does
the odor of whale oil glvo peculiar
flavor to nn entire township. No long
er are pompous rectangular mansions
pointed out as "whale fortunes." The
day Is gono when Bailors In from '
three-year voyages spent their shares
tn a week or two and blithely signed
on again for other such terms of dan
ger and toll. ,
Yet whales are still pursued and
the pursuit Is not all by steamers
with outfits of harpoon guns, patent
trylng-out vats and safety devices for
the boat crews. Word has come In
a round-about way to Provlncetown,
which is on the tip of Cape Cod, that
the mate of a whaler, hailing from
that port, had been drowned while
making a strike. Ho had "flung the
iron," had seen "her sink to tho
hitches," and then had been drawn
overboard tn a twist of the line. In
tho excitement of tho cast he had
made a fatal step Into tho coll, been
caught nnd In the twinkling of an
eye, whipped from the boat. He waa
never seen again.
It is a frightful way to die, yet we
know from the stories they told and
the observations they made that the
old-time whalers beheld merit and
honor In such a way to death. They
said they preferred to die like men
In the moment of triumph and high
tension than slowly and weakly upon
a bed ashore and, since we remember
them to have been men, every Inch
ef them, their preference commands
respect.
LOYALTY OF AFRICAN NATIVE
He
Had Been On ef Livingstone's
eys an Preferred to Die
by Hla Lead.
While Jourasylng through eeatral
Africa oace, after several days of
severe marching, the mea ef Alfred J.
Swann'a caravaa failed to reach cams.
He returned te them with water aad
assistance, and finding the carts with
aly half their orew, he asked where
the heavy lead waa, and they replied,
"Miles behind." It was on this Jour
aey that he -witnessed a remarkable
Instance of the endurance and loyalty
of a black man.
Fearing the men would be starred,
writes Mr. Bwann in "Fighting the
Slave-Hunters In Central Africa," we
pressed on toward them, and finally
discovered the load drawn up under
a bush. Searching round for traces
of the crew, I heard a voice faintly
call out:
"I am alive, but give me water!"
On looking Into the bush, we dis
covered the leader, sheltered from the
sun, and after giving him water, I
asked:
"Where are the others?"
"Gone on to camp," he replied, "for
food and water."
"Why did you not go?"
"No, master, I could not leave the
boat section. My name is Mahaububu.
I was one of Livingstone's boys. I
should have died by the load. I cut
off the hide lashings and ate them,
and the roots I dug up and sucked for
moisture."
Let no man question, concludes Mr.
Swann, tho ability of black men to
perform loyal service after evidence
of such herolo conduct. Youth's Com
panion. To Save Time.
He simply couldn't help it. He was
born lazy. As a rule, If not sleepy, he
could get through a shave In about
35 minutes, nut today, after only 14
hours' sleep, be appeared even more
sluggish than ever. As he applied the
lather to his customer's beard, his
brush lingered haltingly, as though
loath to leave the stubby chin to
which It was being applied. The cus
tomer was a patient man, and stood
this for a considerable while. But at
last his patience began to ooze, and
he Interrupted a 40 winks' interval
with a cough.
"S'ere, lad," he suggested. "Aa've
an Idea. Haud your hand, keep tha
brush still, an' Aa'll wag ma head
for ye!"
A Good Christian.
7 One of those young women who take
the world and themselves so seriously
that they lapse, at times, Into a coma
tose mental state was In a department
store making a small purchase and, as
the saleswoman was writing out a
slip, proffered a dollar hill.
"What denomination?" Inqulrod the
saleswoman, without glancing up.
"Episcopalian," admitted the young
woman on the other side of the coun
ter, suddenly brought back to the de
partment store from her mental wan
dering In other lands.
Among the Cannibals,
"In my most successful novel," said
Upton Sinclair, at a vegetarian ban
quet In New York, "I aimed at the
publio's heart and hit It, with my beef
talk. In the stomach.
"I was rather Ilk the Bangala mis
sloaayy, who sail:
"'I failed, alas, te bring tears to
these cannibals' eyes, hat at least I
made their mouths water.'"
The Ignerance ef Casey.
Casey Fhwat kind av a horse is a
eeb?
Mulligan It's waa thet's been
raised latelrly en corn, ye Ignoramus.
m FARMER L0ST HIS BET!
How Maryland Countryman Proved
That He Was Not Ugliest
Lad In State,
One of tho favorlto stories told by
tho fanners who soil their produce
outside Center Mnrket concerns two
farmer brothers from somewhere up
In Marylnnd, who are said to be so
ugly that whenever they want tho
wagon backed all they hnvo to do Is
to stand in front of the team and
laugh.
One day the boys worn bringing In
vegetables In a covered wagon. John
was walking and driving and BUI was
taking a nap, hidden by the cover. A
"gentleman farmer," out for a spin be
hind his blooded mare, halted the
wagon. Knowing that the boys liked
a little fun and were not averse to
being told that they were ugly, ho
engaged John in conversation, think
ing that he was tho only one present.
"John," he said, "I'll bet you are
the ugliest boy In the statu."
"How much will you bet?" asked
John.
"Five dollars."
"I'll Jest tnko you up on that," said
John. Then turning to the wagon
whero Hill was concealed and asleep,
he yelled:
"Kill! Hoy, mil! Poke yo' head
outen thorn klvors."
Hill did as he was bidden and the
"gentleman farmer" handed over the
five dollnrs and drove away without
a word. Washington 8tar.
EVERYONE WANTS TO TRAVEL
Various Motlvss That Actuate Differ
ent People te Ream About
the Wide World.
Travel la a popular mania which
Impels the victim to seek the solace
of crowds, Jams, ruins, smells, master
pieces, glaciers and donkey boys In
preference to home, creditors or con
science. Travel Is a universal falling,. The
overworked go to put In nineteen
hours a day catching trains and
climbing Matterhorns; the gouty to
sample the cobwebbed vintages ef the
leading spas; the blase to mahe Monte
Carlo without doing the Casino aad
Venice without seeing the lions. The
'suddenly rich travel In order to be
miserable under strange conditions.
'The New England schoolma'am goes
.abroad to proclaim the superiority of
.the Singer building over that leaning
thing at Pisa. The Cornville editor
goes to impresslonlze the first psge
of the Clarion back home. The self
proclaimed self-made go for the
avowed purpose of giving no tips. The
'wanted!" go to be forgotten, the
lovelorn to forget. Life.
Jumped Seven Feet.
"Any news down my way?" repeated
the farmer, as he stopped his team
and bit a chew off his plug. "Well,
I kin give you a leetle bit, ' I
'guess. It hain't earthquakes nor cy
clones, but it does purty well for our
place."
. "Well?" queried the tollgate man.
"Well, the news Is that Jim Wil
liam's wife's canary bird got out of the
cage the other day and she bad
to chase it more'n two hours to get It'
back."
"That Isn't much news."
"Nope, I s'pose not, but I was sav
ing the best for the last."
"And what is it?"
"Why, a tin peddler came along and
bet Joe Harklns that he could
outjump him, and Joe held his
breath and jumped seven feet and won
the bet, and it's already settled that
we aro to run him for the legislature
next fall."
What Is a Quack?
What is a quack? Any unorthodox
healer, we suppose, who offends the
iatrlc trade union of his day by suc
ceeding where they fail. When a
young English doctor sees with his
own eyes a faith-cure at Lourdes he
shakes his head, but he goes home
aad looks up cerebral suggestions and
ganglions. The medical authorities
discountenance "bone-setters," but
there Is one with a consulting room in
Park lane who, according to an arti
cle la the English Review, would ap
pear to enjoy a remarkably satisfac
tory clientele In spite of boycott. Her
balists, too, come under the censure of
the Blue Book; yet we 'recall with a
regretful smile the face and figure of
an Oxford Socialist Is bis name not
chronicled in The Life of William Mor
ris? who till lately plied the trade of
herbalist in all simplicity and honor.
Under the Tamer's Eye,
Feminine Auditor (at the amateur
theatricals) I beg pardon, but do you
know It seems to me the gentleman
who has the leading part does his
love-making In a tame and spiritless
manner.
. Wife of Leading Actor (Intently
watching the performance) He won't
put any more spirit in that while I've
got aa eye on him, madam, lot me tell
you. Tit-Bits.
Such Funny Parents.
"Oh, mamma, I met such a funny
little girl at school today?"
"Did yeu, dear? What was fuaay
about her?"
"Her papa and mamma have aet
divorced."
Msdsrn Method.
"My books are In a very bad shape,"
sail the high taaaclor.
"hall I send for aa expert account
aatr latuired the coaldanUal saaa.
-Ne. Send for aa alienist."
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Sure to Qlve Satisfaction.
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It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protect tin
diaeom'd moinbrnno. It cure Catarrh and
drives awnv a Cold in tho Hvail quickly.
Noctures tho Routes of TuMo and Hinofl.
Easy to use. Contain no injurious drugs.
Applied into tho nostrils nnd absorbed.
Lnriu Kizo, f0 rents at Drul-nta or by
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ELY MOTHERS. 66 Warrsn 81.. New York,
Why Is ii Imkeiy like a meat market?
Because there's bakln' there I
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
To get her poor dog a bone.
But she was mistaken
For she had ordered some Bacon
of us that morning, v
And so the poor dog had ponel
Have You Tried Our
Fine Breakfast Bacon Yet?
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The recent act of April 10th. 190s
gives to all soldiers' widows a pension
of 112 per month, ifred Maurer, the
attorney, has all ueoessary blanks.
Ja
C. Dahlaua, "Uswiiy" iyr
tasks. 'Tkrswsttae Lariat"
Mayor Jas. C. Dablmau started his
career as a cowboy, and is as preseut
Mayor of Omaha, and has the follow
lug record, Sheriff of Dawes Co. Neb.,
three terms; Mayor of Chadron, two
terms; Democratic Nat'l Committee
man, eight years: Mayor of Omaha.
six years, and in 1010 candidate for
Governor of Nebraska. Writing to
Foley fc Co., Chicago, ho savs: "I
have taken Foley Kidney Pills and
they have Riven ma a groat deal of re
lief so I cheerfully recommend tbem."
rours truly,
(signed) James C. Daiilman.
Sold at Dr. Cook's drug store.
NEW BAKERY
I have opened a bakery inRed
Cloud and solicit a 6bare of
your patronage.
Fretk Bread, Pies and Cakes
always in stock. Phone me
your wants (Ind. phone 188.)
Retail store opposite Postof
flue, in Dledorlch building.
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Simply Designed Monuments
nro often ns elfective as moro elab
orately carved memorials. It depends
largely upon the skill nnd tahte of the
mnker of the monument.
We Execute With Skill
any memorial (lehign you may choose,
whether It bo from our book of 1,000
designs or from an idea of your own.
Wo are at your sorvtoc for any monu
mental work you may require.
ED. McALISTER
MOD OLOUD, - - NEDUASKA
THE HAPPY
BRIDE
IF SHE believes that
part of the way to
a man's heart is through
his stomach. She will succeed
best in her bakimg if she uses our
IMPERIAL FLOUR
Red Cloud Milling Co.
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FIRE
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Don't Daisy Ordwlng
a fire insurance policy from us a
single day. Fire isn't going to
stay away because you are not in
sured. In fact, it seems to pick
out the man foolish enough to be
without
A riK I N9URANCK POLICY
Have us issue you a policy to-day.
Don't hesitate about the matter.
The Are fiend may. have yoar
house down on the list for a visit
this very night.
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