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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
FARMEh xEMT.s PARxoM.
lWrtsen for sh.s rapes.l

OuQ UtIuO.
Who stood II the vestbuie.
The psrsoa stayed . moments space
ny b besgas grim and gray:
He said: GOOD morrow. my worthy friend
Arc . giving thanks today
Move oa-no doubt yocr dinner waits:"
And the parson ven, hs .
The bcgpsr smiled: Ny Fathers lands
Extend from sea % sea;
He feed. the ravens when they CRY.
And He'u save . crumb for me.
sSomevhe.s within HIS vide domain
A table doth await:
Beaeash s0me humble cotter's Eo0S
Or by the rich mans cato:
1oaiy know I need not haste.
Twill not be too late"
Thea Farmer Kent passed where he stood
He Was . kindly man.
With sh.rlders broad. and hcsrtsone 90
And check and brow OF t4n.
lIe SAID: IL own as fair . hOno
As is beneath the SKY:
Yet. wh.n I catch III. scent OF flame,
Or when the W nd L, high,
lfear. mayha?. .sno-:ng heap
viii greet ny eager eye.
Ny heiis are rich with :iocks and herds,
My wife is good and far;
AMI hail a score OF 81 Is and boys
Crowd close sboat my chair.
y n ] could know death would not cone
And all their beauty blight
This morn ! was a happy man.
may not be 70 n gaI"
sShall not The Jui. :: OF all the Garth
D0 for His own the right,
Some tim. asonc. Il - not long.
Your fortune fair vas mine.
Ny wealth took wings and few away;
But shall I fret and pine'
my wife and child-grecn grows the turf
Above their Ilacc Of rest;
No drop OF blood Is kin 10 me,
There $ no lowry nest
To call my 1--WE; and yctTm sure
Thc F.ther d0cth best
When summer breezcs round nc play,
And sunshine warns my face.
flare al"ns. only know
I'll find my rightiul place.
- And when the summer days are dead.
When ice AID frost and now
blot out the sun and hide the earth,
And fierce winds wildly blow.
Still trusting ~ nv Fathers hand
Upon my w1v ] go.
The summer leaves AID running brooks
Were never more His own
Than are the frosts and biting winds
That chill mc 70 The bone"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
POLITICS.
The sas's''ss 80 81. thi.s. s.ssss -
bsp..stioE tie e.stf.

A. n genera. ;hlnE the bar r,-srn
fp.tlciaa L. not si;rsryo Personally
II" rarriy pay, much a,;es,.oa e. as
.io'has or hl- g~uorai makeup. ,-~
'asi.@ hi. 'iinr 4. completely stssss+-i
with matters 81 srrEi political ssnt~~t
He !. kept - bs-y saving ,As ',a4atrs
that hn hs- no iua" ur snerEy - aasfs
la roHI"sin. grsAe stasi. on hI. "a
ment or ia manipulating y "isiha.
brush 10" blush pn ia ci~k = sos
csusfsl rs h.. CLOSING aita teagsa.
born enthusiasm Tor 10 at Gauss -
the f'"opl'-. nnr hy ~" rails hssa -
rohu-; health. bat nsay safely i~ at
tr.hI;"d ;oaE ,nfe-tpr brand - shsszy
tn" average Tufhut~a su"gaI - sfasll
c~sli'-rr - the victim - u4ABy s;TanF
ha~liYr.uailop. bt,~ 80 hs- e.: dsia-
-ions IL that D. .. ind -pes-ahlo. ~.
hari-trs "a underlined =ofi - sssspisioa
that tho continuance - the p.Aa~.aFy
s~y=.siu. -orlsho~ or uthrT. ss~ts sn
him. \. Tor tho poji;a-sl part ~
which he c.Aims .o ,~Aa-z. ur ~rstsssv
which De ina tr.- ~a~iau.-- 81 h5m. b.
J.. pert~iiy ar" ths, b.; for his .s<v
c~ounssi Il would ali "a Pssr.s sad -
solve !t-el' lHi. chaos l. h. slu.~si
.rDyo~stbg- for ths .nsaii-f~Bru 5rasz-
gugue "a h-lies~ ia. ia fsssty csasd
survive a siagls ~eafatalxn IN ~a-e -
should Iay "a asa. O, saiar" sbH
only aobs. BY TIE say shrs ss ever
does par.
Iastea! - h-saz . sssinsrsAAaz sfsh
N. shole ~asld on -. .A.5s8or~ he
hirs.~i, 10 q nrrvseo gr.e~Ests - h~
borne IL Wander, arr sa. n~~.~ g.
io-isS hs,s.ef 10 sray ~ ss.y fran
the saiooa.. liar ar evil sy.rs -~xlnx
rect and tadin~ nor~. ard allowing sa-
bssy .is~ "a srd ssy. eifh~~. IL oil
hal; s~p;ieu~s oa ;t~ pes.@As hi<as~Ts.
assd saie.s ts~y ~~& ~@sssy "a sigAt
ha gill iaeies aa ~.ss v$-e-r. IL =
sk~!sxy.tsssn salss<e. ss@.s nassvs~s
~ stale pssaca. .sra 60 a~sass5 can
paisn rSbsssa
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thai .ts sssasaG :. ss.AesAAss< 6~@-
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asy~s. asd 10y oh~s "a sssyv Ass
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AaA sst0s ~ sA<pe~ o. 10 vs<ss -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

rathos, as the case may DO, are quite famil-
lar to present day readers.
IL vaguely occurs TO me that I have
somewhere read or heard that truth is
stranger than fiction" Ard this shall be
my apology for thus departing from e.
tablished Ysaees in the simple ~Thanksgiv.
ing tale Which itself IL connected with
Sim-TheOlosia Browns monkey.
The monkey WAS only . part Of Mrs.
Bnowu's menaGc-menageric, xrA Bax-
tcr's other boarders called it. The widow
was also the owner OF . parrot two
dwarfed puxs with sawed-o6 hosea an
An&orn cat and . small pet alligator. But
Arx Thcodossa Brown had inherited from
b deceased Brown something like half
. million And ~ she paid literally Tor
hce two front rooms on the nrst flight,
Mrs Baxter would have allowed her 70
have kept IN anaconda or . baby elephant
provided they did not annoy - other
Dick Blake. Who had the rooa sp6oeite.
va annoyed by nrA Dsov1's pets.
1adeed. generally speaking. they were to
him source OF perpetual jog and comfort
IL might ' been the extreme interest
which - took In them all-the ~,lIientor
0Icepeed-tAat led the fair widow % fancy
Va ~ u y00I0 Oh 000lOt1Sy
oAo ha4 0adc . conquest Of the handsome
yeaeG feeaeW at whom she had cast Ian
gushing ayoA
Dick himself ~ Tar to mcAsss %
1Roo0 q ~ ineoeose - had sruQsed IN tAe
Wi1ev's AsasA Inased. - would . ooou
Aavo tAsagAs & 0aAin9 love % Ma nax.
-. Ais laaAlaAE VIE ~ ola esoueh %
- HI 0seAof. M I'D ~ a1scsioos not
oAeoa1y 6ooa ROe0peea
Her name ~ Etank q Ft,>cSe-ac
oeeaiAg - ~ ioaey q Ase frssadA Dick
0AaloA ~ 1Gkos Pt1ncie alwsyA pennine
eAotz0o WAsa - fsaAly Aepsd . coll -
esoae1o oaFaiAe. Her reo0 w,s IN tAree
0&gA1A saa0A HAseaeaia Brown alv,y,
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e tsss.!ee ss:a,itul: sv:f .
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the SPoNus NAo


y 10 NO10 uhoo409 OVteo W00fO 001 JJO0
NJ 0SssSss Me o~ss>
The oaly p,ar- In this coSsa.-,
where spong-s srr 10 ~ ossain-1 /. as
the Florida Keys" ~asi aess N~s Yors
dealer. They are also soaaa arsoa.
tho islands ~ The Wc., Indies ar! i-
the Mediterranean >~a TAsy a.s
abound IA tacIr~S and rarsl.h s-chs,
p~lasorA Tho natives dive .o- ,aeas.
and sometime. they ~ dosa "a ,-aE
thirty 20 forty 's;houa. o, water In.
diver, live oaly = short ,i1.r. and After
Eve or six wears b~rornc h,iuA Or deal
that l., If 'a-y AZ, 80: es;.a ny The III,
rn"roG, sharks tina: aissaEd "a ;a~~-
waters They ar = lary -: - ra-a.
and after they g-, ,Ac.r .->s~., &C..
Pnovi..oncc will no; .o-S uaiil their
supply Is exhausted. Thea ,hey will
work unit! they obtain = good oa-so.
and then dispos, ~ Il o. ~. oGicr
islands Six - elgh, nrn - oa each
vessel. They live on '-li, erink vine
and banker after, ssae,y o.!rtual~. =
lis the sponge o. animal .rvstAs
That The qu-sttoa ~A.ch. after al
"N""'r -Tt"a'lar oi~'i',ion In This
city some years A.o. resulted IN the
''''iu>i"h '"a' u - Ia rs Original
>1'" IN" sponge resembles - hios-dsh
IA Us ~apprara"o u = hrs' taken
from the water /, has a palpy fc.h. and
III, Aa'a on ,he shore and covered AHA
'u'h'- oh'lI 'hr rays 81 the $40 bira
the u"'h on Thea II - pot N -As,ios
"a'+f ana Graded
"hr are 'ac I.r"rcni grade %.
'i"'g">' ana whence do ihvt cora"
SAoep Wool. sTt->. we've; "a rel
'''"-'s can n OBTAINED an n" ilor.ia
,'-cni'| >h'~-ps A>o 'lan~-
nom NASSAU hn' u = ~, - good n.
t'"t'da article. II ha' !arr pores
Inc grass velvet reel And sire
sI'"E'N 'ah Ai~"""' ohta!nei ~ Ns~~sa
I"e ~!s" ~l'"nSe j. No: -"!u for uso
me Mediterranean sponge Is KroTn A.
u" turkish bath spoHSc tn 'h'> cDun-
Try am "a 10" h"n"t conh "a Euruf-s
u IL thi- marSrt a',"r under
going 'hc pro"',~, above d"~rr:bNd. and
oic''Ac' here IL" oi~aching = doar
D. '"" Use ~ mansan''e of potash
After ihi- i applied the sIpusc l.,
placed Ia cleansing .rid>. washed ia
ss'' water. aud Finally co!orri {" Tho
ue'i'"" uni oy "a solution al commp
washing soda Prom Nassau We asa
receive III" siik. surgeons Ia-sr cup.
eye-cup. TOILET AMI Iamuch sponge
Nv hat ar. The, Hn-ss 1anuF.- 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

iSine seasons fer speas:nx In . sliebsisS
way Of Francis Beutou.
Nov. Dick's heart had long before zone
out into Frsncie's keeping II the young
girl herself waa aware Of this she made no
sign Why should she when he had never
spOken-in words But on this particular
dag Dick Blaze had resolved 70
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

70 create Q diversion b. loudly inQu...ue
- 70 b whereabouts Of his friend Sin.
whom he had not seea that evening.
Had Mr.. Blake Known tAaa . Wicked
youAs naa smoae b g~uesss-B;u0er By
naDe-Asd beea siyiy plying Si0 With
eeg.oog4 behind the wisdew eurtai1A b
would perhaps nes hsvs vsosered ~
Qu0sy.
'10ios a. Ne cAaiaeA u ~ bay-via-
6ow. sound asioeN" rssooo0ea ~ widow.
With . eIaacs 10 tAos a~tfect3sa-
Bat alasl I'm ~ DaitAse eAAinea -
0lesN - - ~ ropsets3ea q his 1aos
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1iftA.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30


H + THANKSGIV-
ing story Of fiction
Is apt to have . Ger
tain - about
it The country, the
gathering under the
family roof-tree, the
dinner and the wan
derers' return. all
onnected by q
thread Of O or
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
DICK BLAKE.
written for this paper.1

The Story Of His Thanksgiving
Roee-How He Won It
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-11-30
IUb u ~ t1c 6os
Add Wsn-oS lose II all"

This, then. waS the meaning OF the sheet
after sheet which. completed and torn up
in disgust. diied his waste paper basket
Thanksgiving morning. while small Sim.
he monkey. having Temporarily escaped
from his mistress room. sat iookins ":w.
at the disturb" .~:,s. 49, :.ani,e inter
es. froH :ae Srren transom over the door.
Eu, finally Del managed 10 CON pre
nis hopes, fears and desires into four
cios"iy-wovcn pages of commercial note.
~ ] may Venture % hore." he said. in
q burst Of originality .: the close. will
You wear at you throat when you ccme
Cow To Dime one Of the Jacqueminots
Me caamberma-d lief; Oh you dressing
case this mornioS." and signed his name.
This epistle, developed and addressed. he
took upstairs. Miss Francie's door stood d
little ajar. He rappet once. twice. but
only echoed replied. H~csitating = moment.
Mr.. Blake stepped softly in AID with q half
reverent glance o the prcttily fur
nisnel little apartment with its Simos-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
A Protect AraInst Pugs.

A pet is one thing, but pet which is
in your arms all the time, which abso-
lutely controls your attention, which you
thrust before the eyes and under the nose
of every acquaintance, not only, but OF
every passer which accompanies you to
your bedroom and sits with you at table,
and is your boon companion morning,
noon and night, becomes in the eye Of
every man who thinks something more
than n pet. Il becomes identified with
your personality, and that settles you, be-
cause you cannot expect your pets to be
everyboiy's pets, and it is hard enough
for men and women Of the world TO en-
dure what they have to, without yolrn-
tarily assuming your hk!ngs and your
dislikings. Joe Howard in Boston Globe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
When MllIet Begged for Bread

Jean Francois Millet, the greatest Of
all modern artists, lived life Of pow
erty. A sad story of the lack of appre-
ciation Of that which is truly great was
told 10 the lecturer by Mr.. Quincy Shaw,
of Boston. That gentleman possesses
about thirty Of Millet's finest works, and
among them little picture Of peasant
girl, with head that might be Leo
nardo. This picture Mnet had taken to
every picture shop in Paris to sell for
90 francs-only sG-to buy food for his
starving family, and now the picture
would fetch $4,000. This was one rea-
son why the lecturer advised any one OF
his hearers who wished to paint TO paint
Tor love Of art.--San Francisco Alta
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
CURE OF
CANCER and ULCERS.

Judge 7. c. McJendon writes to the Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta. Ca, under date OF Feb
ruary II, 1855: About three years ago, Jerry
Bradley, colored man, had a cancerous sore
on his face, near the right eye. II caused
him great deal Of pain, and he lost the sight
Of the eye, but was finally cured OF the cancer
by the use Of swift's Specific. This case is
well known in wilkes Co, Ca, where he lived
linear DanburyL and OF this cGse, !, myself,
had personal knowledge"
Mr.. L. Cor, OF Arkabutla, Tate Co.. Miss.
writes, February a, l5s II suffered a great
deal from old ulcers for SIX years. Yourmed.
icine was recommended TO me, and after
using six bottles, was completely cured.
never saw It's equal as a Blood Purifier. Ny
neighbors win use no other. Your medicine
does even more than you claim for II. Ibaye
known it 10 cure cases which were thought to
be hopeless II Is the best medicine made"
Mrs A. NJ. Goldsmith. No. GA Warren ST.,
Brooklyn. N. y, writes, February 2, 1883 ~
commenced using 3. s. S. about three years
ago. | had suffered with q sore throat for
over year, when I commenced using your
remedy, fused great many other remedies
with no good results. Ny little girl, also, had
sore fingers II commenced from the quick,
1ih huNh Wv uhlb WNulu toHlt ous NNhp1'
tOred herf0r over two years. and when com.
menced using s. g. \. thought would see
what II would do for her. ] am thankful TO
say that II entirely cured her. IL Is the best
remedy know Of for the blood. ] really
believe II was the means ~ saving my life.
The doctor told me had a throat disease
similar 10 General Grants. I cbeerfully
recommend Il To ali suffering from dis.
ordered blood. ! use Il now az a tonic when.
ever think need It,"
Mr.. d. y. George. Milford p. o.. Bills Co.
Texas, writesi II had n oancerouA wart or
mole on my cyelid, as large a. the end Of my
thumb. which had the appearance OF cancer,
causing me much pain and Inflammation,
from which suffered long time. Seeing
the IS. \. g. advertised I commenced using n,
and after the use of few bottles the sore
dropped out, my cancer was gone, and was
entirely relieved"
Mr.. q. W. Pettls, Of Akin S. c., write, 81
was q sufferer from cancer OF the bvast,
and had been under the treatment Of three
physicians but it dld ms no good Il whs 40
bad that lind 10 stop work After taking
course of 3 IS. s I was entirely cured"
Treatise on Blood and skin DlseaEea mailed
tree, TuE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer q Atlanta, Ga
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
Methods of Advertising.

Ingenuity is now expended in selection
Of places and startling lettering. As soon
as a new building ON one of the city
streets reaches the stage Of growth that
requires it to be fenced in for the protec-
tion of passers by, the advertising locusts
descend upon the owner and bid for the
privilege of using the screen for advcr-
tising purposes. Vacant lots are filed
out with big sign fences. and space is sold
to advertisers and their signs painted on.
New York Graphic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
A Paradise on Eearth.

Honolulu is a perfect paradise on earth
"a place where one would suppose sor,
row and trouble were not to be found.
1t is truly place Of rest, where the spirit
of repose seems to descend upon you,
where the inhabitants lead a kind OF
dream life, and where the chief event is
the arrival Of the steamer with q budget
of news from The outer world. l really
believe that If some Of our friends were
to live here they would add twenty years
to their sience.-Edinburgh Ladies
Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25

tugre are those WHO are disposed 70 make
light of it. But it were simply cruel to
overlook the real suffering Of this process
of abstinence, and equally unsafe. No
relief should be denied that can con-
scientiously he given, and the progress of
the case should be carefully watched to
guard against syncope or collapse -
George Edward Hopkins, NJ. ID. in New
York Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25

The doctors differ in their opinion as
TO the time ut which death comes in
drowning. Some say in three minutes,
others in five, but none set longer time
than this, except the drowning person
faints, when respiration and animation
rcase. Youths Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
A Gorgeous Drawing loom,

The drawing room in Potter Palmer's
Lake Shore castie, in Chicago. has just
been furnished and decorated at cost of
$40, 900. The decorations are in cream,
gold and blue tints, and the hangings are
of damask silk, copied from hrocades of
the last century. The ceiling has been
painted aud draped by Hester in the
Louis XVI style.-New York Evening
World,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
Friday, May as, 1855.

Ne bills against TAk fELLovsrosK JouRSAL
PUBLISHING Co., contracted BY any Of the employees
sfslid paper or others, will be recognised unless
accompanied by q written order signed BY the pub
ishsr or business manager
The editor Of THk YKLLowsToSE JoUBSAL
Ia not responsible Tor any of the opin'
ioas or utteranees Of its correspondents,
Nsties Is hereby given 10 all concerned that
TIE YKLLowsrosE JOURNAL PUBLISHING co.
heids the contract to do all printing and ad'
vsrtising, Of whAiever nature ehargeable TO Gus
in Custer county in which services by publication
can be legally made. Legal notices published In
sther pspeps Of Custer county, are void and
worthless, ss has been decided BY the courts oi
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25
Hunting for Lost Gold.

The muddy bottom Of Chippewa river,
Ontario, is being raked for gold. During
the war Cf 1872 some e50,0OO in gold
was dropped overheard by British pay
master, who was houy pursued by
Yankee troops, and the money has laid
there ever since.-Brooklyn Eagle
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-05-25

Tie British house Of commons has
again passed the bill legahzing marriage
with deceased wife's sister.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
PERSON

Mr.. James Edgar has returned.
"Big Foot" Wallace is in the city.
Deputy Sheriff Coy, of the King
ranch, is in the city.
J. NJ. Dean, an attorney of Ell Paso,
is at the Menger.
Dr. B. F. Pope, L. S. army, from
Fort Clark, is at The Menger.
Mr.. A. II. Hensley left today for
Colorado city OH business.
Thos. NJ. Gill, of Uvalde, is at the
Mahncke.
VIM. Williams and wife, Of Austin,
are at the Maverick.
Jas. Heating, a cigar salesman from
San Francisco, is at the Maverick.
Geo. H. Allen, of Lampasas, is at
the st. Leonard.
J. w. Stokley, of Goliad, is at the
st. Leonard.
Major R. Fielder, of Del Rio, is at
the st. Leonard.
H. KIOckenkemper is sick at the
hospital.
Ed. Hamilton, of FL Paso, is at the
Mahncke hotel.
DR.. 3. 3. Pettitt and wife have ar
rived from Dallas, and are at the
Mahncke.
Mrs. John Preston, of Austin, is at
the Southern.
Mrs. Louisa Halfin and daughter, of
Lockhart, are at the Southern.
w. B. Sayers, of Gonzales, is at the
Southern.
Ex-SheriF White, Mr.. Sam Muegel,
and Col. Cheney r. Prouty, of Eagle
Pass, are in the city.
Miss Nora Thompson, of Calves
ton, has returned home much to the
regret of her many admirers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
SUNDAYS HAPPENINGS.

Gunter TOOK first premium, so, &
Houts second, SIS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
A MISERABLE DAY.
Taking Advantage of the Law.

DR.. Robertson, of Camden street, is
in trouble by trying to collect a just
debt. He sent a letter to a man
named McGown, dunning him for a
81 bill. The letter was sent through
the mails and is supposed to have
hurt the sensitive feelings of the
creditor as he laid the matter before
the federal grand jury and secured
the indictment of the doctor for vio-
lation of the U. S. postal laws.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-26
Mai. McTavish-"Mr. Fitch. I want

Maj. McTavish-"Mr. Fitch, I want
you to know the rajah of Cawnpohr,
one of our most eminent disciples of
Brahma." Mr.. Fitch (of Illinois,
Proud to meet you, sir! "It's tn
best breed that ever laid an egg."-
Judge.
Milk makes most people bilious and
honey gives most people the collie.
Therefore land flowing with milk
and honey is not as desirable as one
dripping with tree molasses and flour
MISUNDERSTANDING (Ky.) Senti-
mel.
We are told in our youth that it was
not seemly to be proud, but yet he
can not fail to be proud that lives in
as progressive a community as ours
and see the evidence of such material
prosperity arOU I'd him as our rapidly
rising and soon. to- be-cOmpleted court
house and Jail show in their seemly
and elegant outlines.-Wharton Tex
Monitor.