One Theory of jli.- . . < . . . .jt5 ' rafi-
arc aV.i. . * r'iMO.
Napoleon , noeorc'lti ; ? " : . > Amxl" :
Dumr.K. Ust.u < -Ii x ' . r.s 11 . .iln \ - >
bccvu.se Lo.tolc : u.h n fi. .s. ' . . . . .
His generals could not rcul * bis noti-d
and letters , typewriting had not been
invented , and the tnjmbling marshal' ,
afraid of disobeying and u iving to in
terpret the indecipherable commands ,
loitered , wandered and did not come up
to the Kcratcb. or not to tLo right
scratch. TL-us Waterloo was lo"t. Cun-
not you fancy Grouchy hnndi ; s ri'ucfl
Napoleon's note.i on thai san u. . . .ry
Sunday ? "I uny. " cries the m.tra : . .l to
" that word Gem-
his ald e-camp , "Is
bloux or Wavre ? Is this Bluchcr or
Bulow ? " So probably Grouchy tosBed
up for It , and the real words may have
been none of these at which he offered
his conjectures. Meanwhile on the h'ft
and center D'Erlon and Jerome and
Ney were equally puzzled and kept on
sending cavalry to places where It was
very uncomfortable ( though our men
seldom managed to hit any of the C.-IT
alters , firing too high ) and did no ho \
of good. Napoleon may never have been
apprised of these circumstances. His
old writing master was not on the
scene of action. Nobody dared to say.
"Sire , what does this figure of a cent ! '
pod mean , -md how are we to construe
these two thick strokes flanked ! ;
blots ? " The Imperial temper was peppery
pery ; the great man would have ton" "
Off his interrogator's epaulets and
danced upon them. Did he not o ; oo
draw his pistol to shoot a little t'.ia
that barked at his horse ? And wl M
the pistol missed fire the great soldi/
threw it at the dog and did not hit lm
The little dog retreated with the bo
ors of war.
Such was the temper of Napcls : .
and we know what Marlboro * : *
thouIt of the value of an equab.
.temper. Nobody could ask Bonap : .r
'to'write a legible hand , so his ffon r
lived a life of conjpcrurp JIB to : '
' metiuiug , and "Waterloo v * : t a . "
cess , and the cir"pror ro * * Ur.tw ; ' . j
Of all his sev u or eight t. Ties of I. ' . : '
failure at Waterloo , bin L'&udwvk : :
was not one. Yet if tt'n explanation
bad occurr.to : him Napoleon wo'M
cortnlnly hcvo Warned his pens. ! : . ;
and paper. Those of Nelson nt Co-- :
har.en were vrry bod. "If your jjv.r.-
are no better than your i is" . . 1
: Dn ! 7-b o.Tcf.ro cam ? in i I
fln . of truce before UP fight r. .
'asl.cd to put a m5s : : : ; Into : : :
. "you had better retire. " Andrew ! > . - .
In Longman'Majraalne. .
r--1
SICKRO
Never conllno a patient to oce P ,
If you can obtain the 1:53 : of tvro.
Never play the piano to a si ? ' * ? ' *
if you ran play on strings or sin- ? .
r. d fidr.ct T.- > . . - . - , 3 ? K
g-to you. Sit dova. .
Never complain that you cannot .
a feeding cup if there is a tcpot tn i.
had instead.
Never read fast to n sick pcr - '
The way to make a story scm nJc-
Is to tell it slowly.
Never judge the condition of yet ;
patient from his appearance ( luring
conversation. See how he looks . .
Lour afterward.
Never put a hot water bottle next t-
the skin. Its efficiency and the pa
tient's safety are both enhanced by
surrounding the bottle with fla : ' u l.
Never allow the patient to take the
temperature himself. Many patient ?
are more knowing than nurses wherf
there is a question of temperature.
Hot Crosa Dana.
In its early days , when , it Is to br
hoped , It was more toothsome than It
is now , the hot cross bun played POHIP
part in converting the people of tl-ese
Islands to Christianity. Fagan Ergltind
was in the habit of eating cakes in
honor of the goddess of spring , and
Christian missionaries found that
though they cotild alter the views of
the people in reference to religion- *
matters they could not Induce them to
withhold from the consumption of con
fectionery. So they put the sign of the
cross upon the bun of the Saxon era
rtnd launched it upon missionary enter
prise which has" extended through the
intervening centuries and survived till
now. London Tit-Bits.
SOUTHERN SUPERSTITIONS
If you kill frogs , your cows
dry/ '
dryTickltog
Tickltog fl baby will cause the chlM
tn Btutteri
fc tfofow hair combings out of tht-
bad luck.
To thank a person for combing your
llulr will bringbad. . luck *
person wh'o touches a dead bodr
be haunted by its spirit.
Cut a dog's -dew claws" and It will
not die from poisonous snake ? b'te.
To kill a ghost It must be shit With
abullet tnade of tt silver quarter dolUi
To dream of a lire snake means i u-
mies at larj.r ; of : i dead snake eneml-- *
dead or powerless.
To area in of unbroken eps i slguifl--s
* . trouble to come ; if the eggs are broken ,
the to uble is past.
If you boast of your gsod . . .hr.
pound wood immediately With jour cater
or you will become sick *
To cut a baby's flnger nails will de *
form it. If the child is a month old , It
" ' will cauae It to have titd.
' To allow a child to look into a mirror
/ befoif it is r mouth old will catlae it to
v'bave tro Lo in teething.
- " A chllt' vr.Il have n r.-tui-d and diopn
Kltlou ? ' : nils to thos ? of the person wbti
firet tii : : * 5 It out of tiox > i-H.
To iojr f r'tc : ii r.--i ida.i luc.
fo prevent hwriug ltn cry tr.ra the
pockets inside out and set the shoo
HID BEHIND THE RULE.
One of Horace Greeley' * Order * Tl
iff'Tped ' HI.S Xevri Editor.
As an editor Horace Greeley hn ! b <
come weary of the constant rr" ' ' ' "
of the word "the" in open. : g v.
One issue of his paper in pnrucuhtr "
asperated him. Almost every item ' .
its opening paragraph begin v :
"the. " This lack of judgment on ih
part of his writers in the choice c
words received attention. Greeley wrol
a note. This notice he requostrd to 1
posted in the editorial room and < w * '
copies of it to be sent to corre.-.jji.
ents. The order read :
"Under no circumstances must tl
word 'the * be used In the opening
subsequent paragraphs of a news a ;
tlcle. In sentences within a paragrap
it will be tolerated if used with mo ?
eration. If you cannot write a pnr ;
graph without 'the' to open it , omit. "
One day shortly after the issuance c
his new rule Greeley entered the et
itorial room in a fury-
"How is it that we have nothing i
today's paper regarding Holland's a
titude toward the policy of the north 1
he asked of his editor who bad chary
of the foreign news.
This editor was aware that he l > a
omitted an important news item whic
at the time he considered as uniuipoi
tant. But he was resourceful.
"Your rules and orders are i osith <
Mr. Greeley , are they not ? " aiked tli
editor.
"Certainly ! " shouted the fun : ; :
scribbler.
"Then tell me how I could have use
'The Hague' for the da.e line In th
Holland dispatch without viola i in
your positho order. "
Mr. Greeley was iten , but he raj
tered , "If you fellows could use ju. . .
ment , there would be no need fc
rules. "
PONIES AND COBS.
the Distinction *
TTVO Arc
A correspondent writes , so : , tl :
Badminton Magazine , to ask nse wh.
a "pony" is not the pony of the bo !
ting ring ; he refers to the animal. Th
dictionaries which he has consulted tel
him no morr than that "a pony" is '
little horse , " and he wants to kno\
where the pony ends and the hors
begins. The term IB , of course , ver ;
loosely used. At Newmaikcl , wh'-r
one might expect accurate deflnlt.o.
the trainers seem to call all sorts c ,
animals ponies. "I will send roun ;
your pony at S o'clock , " is a fainJf ! > .
phrase to me. and in two cases ' . '
always portended the arrival o : an n. . .
mal of quite 14.2. I have searched f-
authorities for some time past an-
only accidentally came upon one u. '
other day. A pony , I find it stated , i
strictly applicable to an animal undo
13 hands. Above 13 and up to 13.3 t/
creature should be known as a KM *
way , and over 13.3 It becomes a horf.f
This , however , is not the modern Inter
pretation , though when the phrasco'o *
was altered I do not know. AccouL.1.
to the Hurliugham rules of polo , "th' '
height of ponies shall not exceed t-
hands 2 inches , " and such an nniw.l
according to ray old time authority
would be quite a full sized horse. OiH
cannot , of course , go against the Hur
lingham nomenclature , but 1 8hoii !
be inclined to say that in general pav
lance anything under 14 hands Is ;
pony. I am glad my correspondent rt1
not ask for an exact definition of5
"cob , " for I could do no better tl.m
suggest that a thickset pony frcm
about 13.3 to 14.2 would come und i
the head. The term "cobby , " at au.i
rate , has a significance of its own.
The Columbine.
There are same good reasons adduce- :
by those who favor the claims of tlr
columbine ns a national flower. Th <
colors of the wild varieties are red
white and blue. The flower is purclj
American , quite widespread , hardy
graceful , beautiful. The petals ar
perfect "liberty caps ; " reversed the ?
are "horns of plenty. " Columbine
comes from tha Latin columba , a dove
the peaceful derivation of the Wore
accords welJvlth our national policy
the name also recalls Columbus , th
great uavigtor * and discoverer. The
flower alsn lends itself well to a con
ventional architectural decoration.
Esaa nnd Ills Copyright.
Once a month it was the custom of c
clergyman in a neighboring town tc
catechise the Sunday school. Among
the questions asked was , "Who wat
Esau ? " Several responded , but none ol
the answer was satisfactory , and. as _
the pastor was about to tell them , one
little fellow said , "I think 1 can tell yon
what he did. "
"Well , " Paid the pastor , "tell me
what Esau did , "
"Esau was the fellow who sold hie
copyright for a mess of potash. " Phil
adelphia Ledger.
A ! tu i-'or th * Ftitnff.
"It is a source of great happiness "
t : : ? . i : : - ricr.r. " remarked Mr , Baxter '
' ' ' = ' ! Jipi:4nn. "thr.t 1.0 < -
ecivt . .itlifiuncss point to y-P
a wvjjan w..li a past , "
Yrs. .Tain- . * . " replied Mrs , IlriX - .
- . , , ; ! nifon happy , and JJH \
- . . .rth.in > it will uj.
U..y ' ? to hr. .y everybody point t
i T---.n v.-tb $ a present , " New ' ! '
' ' i s tntrentnien < s Ifl Ml.i
YT-"id ! : von like to live you
- -.fi7
l.t : I'd like to speiid o ' ,
.1 ft- money I've spent. Sarny
" 5.
? 4 is positively tile most ID
Ir i ui I ever saw/ '
I i. v-cr knew him even to uo
UJ4
STREET CRIES IN CAIRO.
SoHnila anil Volc That Travelei
Hear In the Egyptian City.
. Take .1 chair outside .1 busy en :
near the market place and tram-cent
and watch street life. There are i
hungry men , no starving , pinched chi !
faces , no finger worn mothers , for th
Is a land of plenty , and the people
wants are few and simple. Thus sui
shine and laughter spray a welcoii
fragrance over the novelty and r
mance of the gay city's streets. Hei
Is a street melodist twanging a monst <
one stringed "something" and aecon
panted by a nose ringed girl who tii
deftly on a species of tambourin
while bystanders ejaculate "Allah , a
lah ! " the Arabic word f6r applaus
If not quite in accord with your preji
dices concerning music , well , maalais
( never mind ) , it is not nearly so di
trading as a street corner athome , an
they will go away if you tell them t
The baboon , the donkey and boy ai
In evidence , with a score of performin
tricks that are very original and ce
tainly funn3 % and you console yourse
with the hope of a minimum of cruelt
In the training.
A fruit seller , basket on head , wit
luscious grapes and figs , saunters b :
singing In a quaint minor : "O grape
O sweet grapes , that are larger tha
doves' eggs and sweeter than nei
cream ! O angels' food , delicious fig
bursting with honey , restorers c
health ! " There Is a drink seller , ber
under the weight of the odd shaped jn
slung over his shoulder , a lump of ic
projecting from Its mouth , conjurin
custom in a similar strain as he strut
up and down , making the air rcsoun
with the rhythmical clap clap of tw
brazen saucers : " 0 refreshment of th
weary ! O quencher of parched lips
O blessing of heaven ! "
Another street cry which may b
heard in the main street of Abbassiel
a suburb , contains the following entic
ing announcement : "Tomorrow. 0 pe (
pie , I am going to kill a carnal ! Th
doctor says , it is young and hral'hj
Oh , Us flesh will bi > tender as the qr
and juicy as lamb. Its price is but 1-
plasters (7 ( cents ) a pound. Do you lov
the sweet flesh of the camel ? The
come early and be satisfied. " Not th
least picturesque figures in the street
are the city police , in their neat whit
drill and red tarbouches In summer
blue eerge in winter ,
FRUITS AND FLOWERS
From a twenty-year-old mulberr ;
tree 218 pounds of leaves have beei
picked in n yar.
String bf . - may be obtained duria
the entire s nixncr by planting ouce ;
month for si trccssive supplies.
Some trers are much more unfavor
'able to thprowth of plants beneatl
them than . . e othersTheworst ar
the yew and the ash.
Whenever water is given to po
plants. enough should be used thor
oughly to.wet the soil nround/the roots
Mere sprinkling of the surface does lit
tie good.
' Too next time you have a bouquet o
flowers to krp add a very little cam
phor to tht > water in the vase and PCI
how'much longer its freshness will b :
retaiui-d.
Oil.of , the most satisfactory plant
for h .use * culture is the yellow oxalis
It w'.ll blossom freely if given sun am
water , and its bronze brown foliagi
seta off its pretty yellow bloom rarely.
Peppermint For Slccplcnnucaa.
A phyKici.Mi declares that he fi'ndi
peppermint -rater an efficient remedy
for BlerpU--sness. This ia a very slm
pie cure , ai. l it will not bring fortl
from the organs of professional opin
ion any declaration of unsafenrss. I
is added that a mixture of spirits o :
chloroform and peppermint water giv
en in hot water to the victim of insoto
nia will produce sleep , but perhaps li
the case of the admixture of chloro
form water may claim a decided shan
in relieving the trouble , It ia at leas
eney to try peppermint water , and tin
theory of It. * action is believed to b <
founded on its effect in withdrawing
blood from the brain by attracting r
fuller flow to the stomach.
He A Ucd A mlSB.
- "What's the trouble , my boy ? " queriet
the minister of n young member of hl
flock. "You look sad , "
"And 1 feel sad , " replied the yoUuj
man. "I asked Mies Silvertou to be inj
wife , and she declined the honor. "
"That's too bad , " said the parson
"But it's in accord with the Scriptures
which says , 'Ye asked and received noi
bf.-iuse yo asked amiss , ' "
"V , > H. what would -you advise me t (
! " qii. rird the youth.
' N'fxt time nsk a widow , " replied th <
f.o d num. with a suspicious twinkle Ir
bis eye. Chicago News.
Imitation
This Is n perfectly splendid llvel
meIclnc : Take a deep breath and then
o-r.p.-l the nlr from the Jungs In little
puffs , like a donkey engine. Push out
nil the air yon possibly can. drawinp
til" abdomen in and up ns far : ts it will
Sta. Tbo doing of tin * exercise will
l . 'obtibly strike you as beingso per
fectly funny or silly that you will wind
Up \vith some of the real thing , which
Is.f course , better than the imitation.
Maxwell's Talisman.
A. Fatal JHi.
ClioJly 1 would' have bought a bos
of windy tl.s : evening. Gladys , only
you're troinirg for n basketball game ,
you" know , find '
Indignant Muldeo t'ta not doing any
thing of the sort !
Cholly ( turning pale ) then I've got
my girls mized ! Chicago Tribune.
. . - , - ' . 'r.i it ; creum ever sold as a rcg-
i ! r : : n. ; h t commerce was shipped
: . ; merchant named Tudor ii )
SB tttat t
A FREE game inside
each package of
Lion Cof f e
60 different games.
Business Notices.
under this beading 5 cents per lin
each Insertion. Ainon reading mHtter , I0i' m
per Mne each insertion.-
All kinds of heavv hardware am
wagon wood stock at E. Breuklanden-
The Bed Front Merc. Co. carry j
complete line of sporting goods.
Good fresh Meat and Lard a
Stetters Meat Market. 26
I am now ready to take orders fo :
fine Knit Underwear for ladies am
and children. MRS. ELMORE. 3 (
L.OST !
One brown yearling horse col
randed , IBSj > n left hip.
12 D. STINAKD , Valentine , Nebr
Genuine home made Lard at th <
new Butcher Shop. 26
For all -"kinds of Undertaking
Goods and Undertaking work cal
on the Ked Front Merc Co. 27
ROUND THE WORLD
A Wonderiiii Traus-PnciJu
Jouiuej of & * x Mouths via
A A II ITS t O * A ECTIO A S
f
lu line * with its well known policy 01
development of trans-contineutai ant
trafis'-Facltic t avel r the Uuicago &
JS'ofth-We'stern tiaiiway is
izing a personally couducted rouuu-
tne-w'o'rld tour , 10 leave Cnicago n
Ocioher , 'virfitiug fclaAraii ,
Unina , The Straits rfettlemeuts ,
Ion , India and Eg pt , returning
the usual European points oi interest
on ttie way home.
Tbe.party will be moat admirably
provided for eu route Tne railway
trip win - be made on luxurious last
traiua tnrough the great viaaissippi
Valley over "tne only double track
raiiwa'y between ohica o aud tnt
Miflsiasippi Kiver , " and west via Den
ver and tnrough the mountain woud-
erland ol Colorado , and Utah. I'nt
trip across tne Paciric will be on om
01 tne magmticent new Facilic Mail
Uo'o steamera.
This trans-Pacific trallic has grown
to sucn proportious that the service
has been improved and elaborated un
til in man > respects it is said to vie
with'tnat iouud on the finest trans-
"Atlantic greyhounds.
The trans-Pacific route is the com
ing highway over which American
pleasure seekers will travel for rec
reation and sightseeing. Hawaii , .la-
pans Dhina , Australia and our own
Philippine possessions are full of int
erest and the number of visitors to
these faraway lands increases with
the increased tacilities for travel
FOR SALE : A second hand
spring wagon in good running
order. WM. JOPLIX.
Valentine , Nebr.
RANCH FOR SALE.
6 quarter sections of Deeded land
and some school land. Eange for
200 head of stock and is the best
range now vacant. 200 tons of hay
can be cut on this ranch and there
is a good house , corrals , cattle sheds
stable , two windmills with never
failing wells and stock tanks. Al
so open water on a part of the
range the year round.i,000 will
buy it. Call at this office or write
I. M. RICE ,
Valentine , Nebr.
Very conservative in all matters are
tje Turks , and espcciajly slow to adopt
h'odern improvements of any1 kind.
When a man quits smoking ana goe3
to chewing he is not much of a liero.
Qftftfe
Meals Lunches Short Orders
T HE KANGAROO
First class meals at all hours ,
day and i'ght. Oysters in
season. Pics , cakes , dough
nuts always on hand.
JF. P. Cohota , Prop.
THE
NORTH-WESTERN
LINE
Only
Double Track
Itttilrontl lifttreen Jlinnotir-l Jttlver
ami Cltirayo.
MMrevtlinvto St rtnil-JIimtruji-
olis.
Direct tine to Kluek. Uill.i.
Jto e r t ttgent/or rnttm
and time onrefs.
The Elite Restauran
and Chop House
Meals at all hours.
Fruits , Candies , Cigars.
Good cooking and just as yoi
want it.
MRS , C. L , WALKER , Propi
"Iflnd Thedford'n
Blact-Dratight
ft rood mcdicino for li cr disease.
It cnrcd my on after he had epcnt
$100 with doctors. Itfanllthomed-
icine I take. " MRS. CAROLINE
MAETI , Parkeraburg , W. Va.
If your liver does not act reg
ularly go to your druggist and
secure a package of Thedford's
Black-Draught and take a dose
tonight. This great family
medicine frees the constipated
bowels , stirs up the torpid liver
and causes a healthy secretion
of bile.
Thedford's Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im
purities and strengthen the kid
neys. A torpid liver invites
colds , biliousness , chills and
fever and-all manner of sick
ness and'contagion. Weak kid
neys result in Brights ! disease
vrnich claims as many victims
as consumption. A 25-cent
package of Thedford'a Black-
Draught should always be kept
in the house.
\
"I ned Thodford's Black-
Draurht for liver Bad kidney com
laints and fqund nothinsr t
THEDFORD'5
Deeded in Every Home
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Publishers ,
Springfield. Mass.
The Valentine Bottling Works
puts up eleven different kinds oi
drinks. 17
AVe have LOTS of Milk and
Cream. Rest quality. Let us sell
you some. EED GATE DAIRY.
. Crnaas ,
Professib
The L"ip Valley Ile.l
r.
_ .
ul litre ! i
of I'ovvl .
r. A
l \\lilnnai. . . . .
UlniJstoiie pretl.KI.
uatea In my lierd.
No .stock fr wle nt present. Kanch lour mile ?
nortli-ui : > t f HrownleeNehr.
C. II. FAUUIAIKU.
MILL PRICES FOR FEED.
Bran , bulk 75 per cwt $14.00 ton
Shorts bulk 85 per cwt | 1G.OO ton
Screenings VOc " $13.00
Chop Feed 1.05 " $20.00 "
Corn 95 " $18.00 "
Chop corn 1.00 It 119.00 "
Oats 1.20 " 123.00 "
John Nicholson ,
Dentist. >
Will be in Valentine on the 20 , 21 , 22
and 23rd of each month. Reserve
your work for him. Office at Donoher
House.
ETTA BROWN
SUPI , PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Examination Third Saturday of each
month and Friday preceding.
VALENTINE NEBRASKA
H. DAILEY ,
Dentist.
Office over the grocery deparment
of T. C. Hornby's store.
Will be in Eosebud agency July
3rd , Oct. 2nd and Jan. 1,1904.
HENRY ATJGUSTON
Blacksmith
JBroirnlee , Jfcbr.
Does general blacksmitkingathard
times prices for cash.
fl. M. CRAMER ,
City .Deliyeryman ,
Trunks , valises and packages hauled to aud
irom the depot and all parts of the City.
W. A.-KJMBELL
First-class Snbp "in EVdrj * iRcspcct
Eau de Quinine Hair-Tonic , Golden Star Balr
Tonic , Herplclde and'CoSc's-Dondruff Cure.
Try Ppmpeian Face'Massage Cream
' . .
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„ tfr
LEROYrLEACH
County Surveyor
Valentine dr Woodlake
TVOKK PHO irTLY ATTENDED TO.
A. N. COMJPTON
Physician and 'Surgeon
Office at Quigley & Chapman's
Drug Store. Nights The Don
oher residence. Cherry Street.
.
- v ! '
JEdiuard S. Fwray
Physician and Surgeon
Office Fraternal Hall or El
liott1 s Drug Store ; - I9un2
F. M. WALCOTT
ATTORNEY A.ABSTRAGTER
Talentine , Nebr ,
Practices In District Court .and U. 8. Land
Office. Jleal Estate aud ttanch Property
anlrt- .
Kpjbert G. feasley ,
ATTOBKEY AT I/A.W.
e over Red Front
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GENERAL LAW PRACTICE
Valentine ,
Clothes Cleaning !
Dyeing and 'Pressing
Hats renovated and. blocked.
tS > Leave orders- Davenport fclhacber's.
Ladies and 5Ii HeH Skirts.
Orders tatken ior Beady-Made
Tailor Skirts at reasonable prices.
MBS. ELMOBE . . .
If yon need a gun or feonfe am
mnniCion call on tlie Bed
Merc.