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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
DIR. Won KoEHRIN6, ART.
Office q res. 800 Garden ST., tel. 476. Is tt

Office & res. 800 Garden ST., tel. 476. 6 Is tt
DIR. S. BURG, late physician Of the
Imperial Hospital of Vienna. Residence,
226 Monumental street. Tel. 1872. Office
Reuter- building Alamo plaza, tel. 49.
661y
LOANS on furniture without
removal. J. NJ. EMERSON Co. rs If
Call on F. & R. Simmang for
wines and liquors. Z tt
Anything in wines, liquors or
cigars, at F. & r. Simmang'. tt
Bear in mind that Frank j.
Bethel keeps builders hardware
and lumber at the International
and Great Northern depot.
We are headquarters for all
the latest and newest in fine, ar
tistic furniture. l.. p. Peck & Co.
10-3l-tf.
You will all need shoes this
cold weather, and the place to get
them cheap is at the closing out
sale of our branch store, Main Plaza.
Sullivan Shoe Co. ii Is tt
The Excelsior Guards drilled
at their armory last night.
Jacob Summerlin, the father
of Attorney r. l.. Summerlin, of
this city, died recently at his home
in Orlando, Fla.
-Silurian Water, the best; F. g.
R. Simmang, agents. Z 8 tt
Closing out sale of,our branch
shoe store, Main Plaza. All goods
at a reduction. IL Is tt
-JUST RECEIVED: Two cars Of
the celebrated Stafford CarbOnated
and Still Mineral water. Will cure
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, and
Liver Complaints. For sale by the
HUGO SCHMELTZER COMPANY, sole
agents for Western Texas. 1ll7 I'm
1t is pleasure to shop at Wolf
sons since his store is heated. vt
Officer Frank Dawson is
on duty again after a three days
spell of sickness.
Officer William Lilly will go
on duty again next Sunday.
Good shoes at heavy reduc-
lions, to close out our branch store,
Main Plaza. Sullivan Shoe Co.
list
-Pauly & Dielmann are agents
for Kellog's celebrated paints; BOG
F. Commerce. IL 9 I'm
Handsome dining room chairs,
as low down as $500 set. l.. p.
Peck &, Co 10-31-tf
If you are scarce of room and
need a book case, writing desk,
wardrobe, chiffonier and bed COM
bined, call on L. p. Peck & Co. 81 If
BY purchasing your building
materials from a reliable house
you will run no risk of being de-
ceiyed. Pauly & Dielmann, own
ers of the Granite Building, are
recognized judges of Building ma
terials and handle the very best
and guarantee all as represented.
IL I'm.
Bear in mind that Frank j.
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber at the International and
Great Northern depot. tt
BEST Cord and Stove Wood,
Coal, Hay and Grain, Sunset Wood
Go. Telephone 81. DO u
The finest mixed drinks can be
had only at Cooley's Register
Alamo Plaza. 3 p tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-11-22

The Alamo Fire Insurance
company, of San Antonio, pays all
honest losses promptly. Insure in
it and keep your money in circula-
ton here.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
North Pleasant Hill.

The farmers are rejoicing over a nice
shower.
F. Boren shelled a large crib of corr
last week.
Wanted: A arst grade applicant 70,
the Cowles high school.
Henry Keeney is at present enghged
in the book agent business.
Mrs. 7. Paul and Mrs. Scott have re,
turned from their visit at Edgar.
q. A. Harris and wife will start mex,
week. for an extended visit in Iowa.
Archie Boren and his partner have
started out with their threshipg machine
The sermon delivered ut the NJ. Il
church by Elder Adams, was an excellen,
One
On last Tu Q lay quite a number Of the
young married people of Willow creek
and elsewhere, spent a plei saul evening
al the home OF &. G.. Boren.
Tho ladies Of the NJ. II. church Of
Cowles will serve ice cream and cake next
Saturday, August 9th, afternoon and even.
ing. for the benefit OF the church. A
good patronage is solicited.
On last sunday evening, ere the sun
had gone down, a large browd Of people
had gathered at the NJ. Il. church. A
number from a distance were present
among whom were Sylvester Frisbie and
his best girl.
MOTHER HUBBARD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Farmers Creek

Everything is quiet and dry again.
Mr.. N. Il. Harvey's little boy is on the
sick list.
Bill Lane is out on Farmers creek hunt.
ing the prairie chicken.
Il. Il. Harvey and W. d. Cramer have
gone to Keyapaha County.
VIM. Van In contemplating going ia
North Dakota for his health.
Herman Debruner and Lou Walters
have returned from Denver.
n Jen Kelso Jr. made one OF his resula,
trips to Red Cloud Saturday.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers Sundayed al
Ar. Teachers south of the river.
ChOO kelso and father are talking OF
ping to Missouri to look for a new home,
Elmer Chafin Of Walnut creek Sun.
eyed with his uncle on Farmers creek,
treter lverson the champion herdsr OF
IFtrmers creek Sundayed with his mother
inFrsnklin Co.
Dir. Flick is going to become a full
tedgcd farmer as he will put in 1000 acres
Il wheat next year.
Mr.. N. Il. Howey, the cooper of Otto and
ssveral others vent to the Republican riy.
&c ttshing last Sunday.
tArs. Davisof Blue Hill was visiting her
bothor Mr.. Tom ChaHin last week. She
resutned home Monday. Mrs. Chafin
ala her two boys, Cary and Harry re.
tu-red to Blue Hill with her to stay for
a couple Of weeks.
Buzz Saw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Star Creek.

Harvesting is now in progress.
Some sickness still prevails through
the neighborhood.
N. Is. Wagner was in attendance at
funeral services Sunday last.
The death angel has during the past
few days been an unwclcome visitor in
our midst and taken away one Of the
purest gems to answer to the roll in the
land beyond to take up abode in "A con.
Querors eternal home and 80 it becomes,
our painful duty to chronicle the death
Of little Gertie Il. Wagoncr who depart.
| cd this life July 23d, 1893, at the home
Of her step.father, J. C. Foutz, amid the
caresses of loving friends and relatives.
| She was born December 9th. 1851, at the
| place where this precious life took its
| flight, and accordingly was l. years. 7
months 10 days OF age. The extreme
heat and her untiring efforts in her ed.
ucanonal pursuits so Frustrated her del.
ioate form that she was taken down with
Typhoid malaria which fastened upon her
and quickly determined her life. Skill.
full medical attendance did all they could,
but the call Of Heaven was, Come
Home" and she hesitated not to obey.
A few days prior to her death she was
some better and hopes were revived ia
the hearts Of friends that she might sur,
vive, but she herself never entertained
any such hopes. She was an industrious
| pupil while at school and had already
reached an advanced course. ALWAYS
| among the foremost in her class and al
ways taking active part in school enter.
tainments and such like. Her mother
Mrs. Foutz. is a daughter Of William
Vandyke OF Rcd Cloud. Herfather Dan
lei +. Wagner died some years ago and
| since his death the only surviving broth
er and later Of u half brother and hall
| sister answered. the call tothe given rcap
or and passed TO the great beyond. The
funeral sermon will take place at the l..
b. church on Sunday. August 9th. On
account Of the extreme heat and owing
to the absence OF the pastor this post
ponemcnt was necessarily done. Mr.. and
Mrs. Foutz have the sympathy Of the cn.
tire community in this hour OF their af
| Fiction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
MI. Hone.

Mr.. Spence Potter's little girl. who has
been sick, ia improving. and il IL now
hoped that she may soon be we'll.
Mrs. X. Z. Wilson has gone to visit her
sick daughter fifty or sixty miles away.
We did not learn where they lived.
Quite u number have the Cherokee
fever and will start down soon. John
Smith, y. A. Provalt, Chas. Arbuckle
and several others will go.
We had a splendid rain last Sunday,
and corn never looked better. Small
grain is poor. Some rye and wheat hat
been cut, but oats are too short. Pota
toes are splendid.
Mrs. Frank Graham is in poor health
She went last spring to Missouri and re
mained until recently and as that eli
mate did not agree with her she cam
home and liz worse since.
Quite an excitement in this part over
mad dog. He went down the creek from
Mr.. &. Stevens to John Marsdcn's an,
then to Mr.. Beacham's before he wa
shot, swapping ut several dogs and hogs
and also may have done some damage t
stock.
Mr.. Moline has come home with hi
binder and moving machine. lie ha
hauled them over ninety miles from
Phelps Co.. Ncb. He says corn is NJ
better over there than here and that tn,
spring wheat will only make 10 bushcl
tn the acre.
There il Sabbath school here ever,
Sunday morning and it il well conducted
and well attended. Mr.. Scribner super
intends IL and Mr.. Mountford has tn,
Pleasant Dale school now. Il has bee
reorganizcd and he was elected superin
tendcnt. They meet ut 3 o'clock, an,
this school at 10. Come everybody an
invite your ncighbor. There was to hav
been preaching here last Sunday evening
by Rev. Hummcll, but it raincd.
OBSERVER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Bladen.

A rain would be very acceptable.
The plastercrs are ut work on A. p.
JOhnsOn's house.
Mrs. j. Yost is Visiting her parents
and friends at SwantOn.
The hum Of the threshing machine can
Ike heard in this vicinity.
+. W. Mclaughlin took the bicycle
route TO Hastings Monday.
Frank Mclaughlin was doing bust.
ness ut the county seat Tuesday.
b. U. Snow is laying the foundation
for the Congregational parsonage.
Mr.. II. b. ROnsey and father arc In
town looking up a location for a news.
paper.
Banker Anderson Of Blue Hill came In
on his bicycle Tuesday, and spent a few
hours with Henry Kirby.
The stone for the new addition to the
school house is on the ground and work
will be commenced at once.
Banker Mclaughlin, G. f. Hicks and
wife and others drove to Campbell Sun,
day evening to the Missionary Concert
W. II. Hawthorn left Monday for the
far west. lie is looking up a range. al
he expects to feed a large number Of
cattle again.
Mr.. Jacob Speer who for the past five
years has been the Is. Il M. section fore.
man, was given a section ut Edgar, tC
which place he moved last Tuesday
Robert Wallace has taken Mr.. Speer'.
place and has moved into the section
house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Garfield.

Harvest Is on hand. Oats are better
than was expected.
The hail did much damage in and
about Ash Creek. Some Of the fields on
main street will not make half crop.
VIM. Kent and II. Wilson bought two
new mowcr and are going to slay the
grass in this section. Wilson will make
a machinest yet.
John Garner took a trip To Ezbon,
Kan, last Friday and reports Webster
county far ahead " jewell county. az
| they have been hailed out three times
| this season.
Robt. Morris barn seems to be haunt
ed az has been reported 10y those who
saw the spiritual manifestations. Rock,
irons, DC. seemed endowed with life
They rose from the ground and t~ravelc,
promiscously about. The strangcst par
of IL il that tho rocks will travel In
direction opposite the laws 81 gravit.
stopping and starting at pleasure, with
out the aid of human hands. Over on
hundred persons gathered to see tb
freak,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
SUBURBAN NEWS
Az Furnished by Our Count!
correspondence.
COWcls.

nj
Mrs. Gu Peak, and Mrs Wm' feaK
are visiting OLD friends mere
Mrs, Crafford 10 suioring from u SCI,
ious relapse, IL Is very SICK asain' ana
nearly discouraged.
Messrs Bates q branipush iaeiy from
Omaha, have moved into the mouse FORM
erly occupied by "Iommy quinn. ;.
Elder Putman.s people dealt u ice
cream IN iiagars grove on
afternoon n evening OF the I'd.
Mr.. Sninkle ana MI turner are u
ing q lively competition IN the meat
business. Perhaps the price VIII come
down a Dit,
MIR. Harris sends out n wagon INTO inc
country. three times "a week, to sell poo
pie goods at their homes rcash or par
ter n reports good success.
church serve ice cream and cake on Sat.
urday evening, Goth, in the A. o. L. w
hall, and hope for the same liberal pat.
ronage as formerly.
The school board have employed Mr..
Mayfield to paint the schoohouse. A
much needed improvement. The school
ought to do better work the coming year
in the neat and attractive editice.
A wagon load of young people went
fishing on Tuesday to the Republican
river, ut the mouth Of Elm creek. The
weight OF the catch not published. nor
whether some other sorts Of fishing,
They did not need winter clothing.
The Congregational church is happy
in being out Of debt. Nine years ago
they borrowed Of the Church Building
Society, $4,000 without interest, aggree
ing to pay $50 a year, till all was pad;
The I.alipS' Aid Society have inst pulu
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
saltwater.
Weather very dry.

weather very dry.
Corn is suffering from the want of
rain.
Miss Jennie Hall has returned from
York.
Mr.. II. Mcintyre went to Superior, on
business last week.
Mr.. Ed, Graves baby has been quite
sick, but IL some better at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Crozicr. visited in
Guide Rock. recently, with T.. G. Chris.
ty and wife.
Mr.. a. r. Causwell has greatly i'm.
proved the looks Of his house with a
coat Of paint.
Rob't. and VIM. James rugged up a
team and started overland for Gage Co,
To seek employment.
John Mcintyre OF Nuckolls county,
formerly OF Saltwater, has been i'm the
vicinity. harvesting his fall wheat.
Mrs, De Wolf has returned To her
home in Weeping Water. She left her
oldest daughter, Miss Jessie, with
Grandma Crozier.
Mr., Anderson had n runaway recent,
and Mr., and Mrs. Anderson were thrown
out but not seriously hurt. The tongue
Of the wagon was broken.
Died, at the home Of his parents. Rev.
and Mrs, a. q. Blackwell, OF measles, on
July Goth, 1903, Fred Blackwell, aged IS
His remains were laid to rest in the
Guide Rock cemetery, Friday, July 2ist.
The boreaved family have the sympathy
Of the cutire community as was attested
by the large number at the funeral.
SIMPSON SNoDGRAss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
NcgunAa.

Not even the wind stirred itNegunda
Mrs. Spencer is suffering With erysip'
elias in her arm. 4,
Mr.. Roclsec breaches at Oh Creek
next Sabbath at IL a. m.
II il were not that there is 1 past and
to bc a future, life would be Without In
tercst.
A new daughter arrived at Al,S Riley,
on the eleventh, and one 1t j. u Laird''
on the eighteenth. Both youi.s ladies
are hearty. T.
Harvest il nearly over and tn thresh
ing machines are humming. Co.'s are
poor, very poor, and the prOsIsct FOL
rain is poorer. The corn atill lothB wei
where the chinch bugs are hot il u, hui
they arc doing much damage in places
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
AnlbOy.

Weather is warm and sultry.
T needs some rain pretty bad.
Several OF the farmers are threshing
their grain.
Mr.. Harvey Cox took a trip to Repub.
lican city, last week on a visit.
Mr.. Geo. Law received a severe burn on
the arm from the spilling OF a cup OF hot
cJTce.
Mr.. Fred Hurd received a bad kick on
the ley, by n horse. last week. but is able
I be around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Teqchworth, OF Guide
Rock. were visiting Charles Frisbie and
wife last Sabbath.
Miss Faycett has organized n music
c'ass at this place and several young folks
are taking lessons.
Mr.. William Mc.Kinney and family, and
Fred Erase and family, we're visiting in
Cowles last Sunday.
OMr. Groover, formerly of this place but
now n resident of Guide Rock, was visit.
ing here last Sunday.
Several OF the young men of Amboy.
attended quarterly meeting mt the NJ, r.
church Of Cowlcs, last Sabbath evening.
Rev. Chaplin, minister OF tho M, i.
church at Red Cloud, will hold a meeting
in Gospel Grove at 3 o'clock next Sun,
day.
Rev. Ely, the Red Cloud Divine, held
a mt citing IN Gospel Grove last Sabbath.
A large gathering OF people assembled
and the choir OF the Methodist church
OF Red Cloud furnished the music for
the day. The people were much pleased
with the sermon and the singing,
Several OF the Amboy people met al
Mr., Samuel Miiler's one night last week,
TO be entertained by Miss Campbell, a
Red Cloud music teacher. No one re-
grets going. as they were highly enter.
tanned with many rev selet toms. That
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
SPECTATOR.
lnay8lc.

We are having hot weather now.
Miss Emma Hale has got a new safety
Ote and Waiter Garner are threshinQ
with Vim. Rinkls.
There are quite a few going to tho re
union nj Superior next week.
II. II. Holdredge and father are build
ing n bridge IN Walnut creek.
Rev. VanDyke's mother came Wcdnes,
day from Iowa for u short visit.
Miss Martin, Of RivsrtOn, il visiting
her cousin, Miss Cora Olmstead.
Mrs. Kenyon is able to bs around
again after n month of sickness.
Mrs. Huntington, Of Alma, is visiting
her folks, Il. ". Knight and wife.
There were four couple OF young folks
went to Amboy Sunday afternoon.
There is to DO a dance Mt Mr.. Davis
grove Thursday night. We are expect
u large crowd. s
The M. +. society gave a lawn social
at the resi- ience of s, II. Wolcott. There
we're about one hundred present.
AKRON STRINGS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Line.
Warm weather.

Warm weather.
p. A. Bcachy was a business 'i4tor
in these parts last Monday.
Richard Keaglc Jr. Of New ChMle
Wyo., is visiting his Parests NeIe.
l.. p. Hummcl has finished Gu tisg
IS acres Of wheat which is avery fair
crop. Az
A number Of gay young folks Nd
a lovely time at Lebanon Kans. 'Ast
Sunday.
Rev. G. W. IIummel failed to oc,u.
py the pulpit at Pleasant Dale lsst
Sunday on account Of his littls by.
Mr.. Nc Iotyre has been a~ppointid
township treasurer Of Line township
caused by the failure Of +. A. KuelS
to qualify.
SPECTATOR,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Bli,n.
Weather dry AMI Not yet. -.

Weather dry AMI Not yet.
George Flick ia working for ST. Lind.
scy. "a
s. Lindsey is ntw ready to cut new
hay.
rev. Bean has :hreshcd his crop Of
wheat.
Mr.. Rinkle has bon threshing for our
neighbors this weel.1 -.
G. +. Kclly's on Su ~.
Everett Bean andi lllty Michaels were
on Indian creek Saturday,.
Mr.. Lamp has mctod to Red Cloud.
We are sorry 10 see am 60.
Mr.. Kclsaw and family were visiting
at s. II. Kclly's on Sid)fpy.
j. Is. Wisecarver a ID iamily were cal.
lers at W. A. Akcrs' n saturday.
George Flick and AIy Lindsey were
out riding for their h,tlvh Sunday.
Miss Christina H,fsen and brother
Peter we're calling on IA Bean Sunday
Oily Knutson and wif6 Of Elm creek
called at the residence o. Il. Bean Sun.
day.
We wonder who Fr,d, Hastings wa,
teaching a few lessont to on Saturda,
u evening.
Arthur WllSOnW ear n vn1le nOW,l IL II
all on account Of him bling through hi
= threshing.
and Charley Lockhart called on VIM
Holmes Sunday.
n John Rutlcdge and li1coln Kelsav
e were doing business in Red Cloud ant
lnavalc on Monday.
janice Sorgenson says lie will got hi
clothes washed ut the cit laundry here
. after. A good plan.
The fishing party that rent to the ri,
or IN Saturday caught one fish, this
+, weighed just IL pounds.
Mrs. Hansen and daugher.M liz Sara
81 Red Cloud were Visiting lat Tom Al
q derson's on Saturday and AAday.
Arthur Sedilck has comre coed STAG
n ing his wheat. lie has aldut 20 acr,
n that will make close to 10 bushels to Il
Il acre. ~
20 The supper that the ID, nee had G
Saturday evening, was FOR u Q benefit
was S2I.OO. ~
;s tdniGGINs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28

Over 200 National banks have been
broken in the last six MOI tins, from vari-
ous causes; also, about that many other
banks have gone wrong. The cause Of
these disasters seems TO have been a lack
OF confidence and a withdrawal OF de
posits, and, in many instances, poor
banking principles. II would seem the
government ought TO throw stronger
safeguards around National banks, IL
order to protect depositors, and thcr
prohibit banks from banking on wind 80
curities. A state bank Is far safer thar
a National bank, as far as deposits ar'
concerned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Pleasant 1rairie.

AnQher rain Thursday and corn looks
T,epreaching last Sunday was well at.
tended
Tie kreat sandhill has a little more re
pair " <lone.
IN y~ainter and pla sterer have been
iookii9k IT the school house.
Al hs4 a teacher by the name Of Miss
Davis |~nnvale. She Is we'll spoken Of
from '''4 ral places
II q
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
A Puzzle

To many ladies is how TO keep their
hair in curl on rainy days. The solution
is ensy. Ask Deyo a. Grico for Nonpar-
ell Hair curier AMI tho puzzle will be
AHolved.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases

are all gold as far as you can see. They look
like solid cases, veal like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical purposes-yet
only cost about half a. much As an out.
and-out solid gold case. Warranted to
wear for 40 years; many in constant use
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the grca,
bow (ring) which cannot be pulled or fiDissd
oH The case-lhe
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28

: Dandruif 10 an emulation from the
pores Of the scalp that spreads and dries,
forming scurf and causing the hair to
iall out. Halls Hair Remover cures il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
APlcasanl Grove.

Mr.. 4. Slaby is better.
Miss ~ Hilton is on the sick list.
Weatl fine and crops are as nne AZ
n Q cp,4try. The corn is far ahead Of
last years prop 40 far.
rnere vi n crystal wedding party at
H. merril ] Cn the Goth, and they received
some ver!' bee presents. Every one 70
ports o nd time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
D&crvlng Praise.

We desi' K say to our citizens, tina.
Tor yesrs VI have been selling DR.. Kings
New D.sc"v4y for Consumption, DR..
k'ngs New |fe Pills, Bncklin's Arnica
Salve,,, m ~lectric Bltters, and have
never nsndr remedies that sell M well,
or thas navs ven such universal salts,
faction. Wed not hesitate to guarantee
them very u I, and We stand ready TO
refund We pI hase price, IL satisfactory
results ~ ntI ollow their use. These
remedies havs ION their great popularity
Cotting's drug lore.
See wv, ghts for the finest gaso.
line stavee 10 IN city OF Red Cloud.
IL you yMnth3 dware, call on W. w.
wright 1hehd pick and prices can't be
sena % y u. ~ our "TOmmy Upper"
tor = cents kALLER PsoP. CO.,
Blalr, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-07-28
Purifies the Blood
Hoods Sarsaparll

III traces Of tho disease had disappeared. and ]
pm now perfectly we'll" O. A.. sTEAHHs.
t;rayity. Iowa. BE sure 70 get N000'o.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-02

"Old Quanah Parker, chief Of the Co
manche Indians, is one of the most remark
able characters in the territory Of Okla
homa," said Fred Frank, merchant OF
that territory. when the ice plant was
established at Fort Sill, the old chief was
greatly interested and would ride to the
plant every few days and look it carefully
over. The only thing Quanah could see
was n number of reservoirs filed with wa
ter, and before he was ready to leave the
fort the water was congealed into ice cakes
of the usual size and thickness. One day
the chief met the preacher in the village.
Taking him by the hand and shaking 1t
heartily Quanah said: White man mighty
sharp. Great Spirit big man, but not sharp
like white man.
"what in tho world put such notion as
that in your head, chief?' quoth the minis
ter. God can do anything he desires shall
be DONE" was the reply.
"'No, no, white man know more than
Great Spirit said the old chieftain, fol
white man make ice in August and Great
Spirit only make it in cold weather.
mo kind of argument could convinced the
old man that the chemicals used brought
about the freezing process in the middle o.
\ August, and to the untutored chief thu
owners of the ice plant are magicians who's
shrewdness exceeds the wisdom Of the AL
mighty. New York Mail and Express