The Red Cloud chief., 1901-07-26

who begin by telliGg that they never
saw the inside Of a salOun and the,
dra V n picture Of one such rs no nan
inside of one ever saw, even when
drunk.
Chairman Edmisten II the populist
state committee conferred with several
local politicians and tn.
state committee meeting would occur
IN Lincoln on August Z, the same day
that the democrats committee will
meet. The free silver republican com.
mittee will meet on this date also. The
meeting Of the three committees at the
same time indicates that the fusion pol
i~ticians have agreed TO try to push fu-
sioh this fall for all it is worth. 1t is
believed that tho i~usionists are of one
accord In the matter.
Kansas farmers not only have the
running Of their hal e gang down 10
a line point, but they have the cost
price of everything on their tongues
end. A binder will cut fifteen acres a
day and the cost of running it is forty
cents an acre. Therefore IA man who is
running fifteen binders is at a consider.
able expense-about 500 every day.
The cost Of harvesting a crop Of wheat,
from the sowing to t%hreshing is figured
as follows: Flowing and narrowing,
81 90; seeding and drilling, 81 50; cut.
ting, %; threshing, el.T5; hauling,
$50; total, 81 no. The farm help is
paid 600 q day and 10 expected to
work from sui up to dusk, with double
pay for nights and Sundays.
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When the nan with the CLASSY stare,
the caIloused hands 0rOm incesssnt
toll with the iack.knife) and the four.
pound. biscui,s.three times a day look
in his face stops you TN the street
and screws up his "physiog," hand him
the frosty mit. Give him the sack!
He wants to tell you how bad his corn
looks and how bad his neiRhbors corn
looks and how he hasn't seen any corn
that would make two quarts to the
acre IL il didn't rain in ten minutes.
He's been all over the county, too, and
he never saw it as dry in his life be.
fore and probably never will again un.
til he gets his reward in the next
sphere. He's n worldly wise guy, too,
and if he don't know a thing it's be.
cause it never happened. He will tell
you how dry his father-in law
saw it once, but that it wasn't one
two.six with this weather. And he
knows it wont rain because he never
did see it rain when it looked like it
does now. He says-but then you all
know what he says. He always shows
up il it don't rain for three days and
he shows up il it does rain for three
days, and il it wasn't for the law for
the prevention Of cruelty TO animals
O'h 'tliS'h Wouiu pun nI-
light out and give dog heaven another
bowling canine -Navsjoe Chief.
1t is cool in Colorado. Why not ex
change the heat aud dust Of the plain.
for the cool, sweet air of the Colorado
mountains? You IAN do il in a singl,
highland at an expense so small as t,
be- anything but %prohibitive. l. W rate.
TO Denver, Colorado Springs, Glenwoo,
and Salt Lake City are in effect dali,
via the Burlington Route. During tn,
first ten days Of August, round ,ril
tickets will he OF sale at less than tn
one.way rate. The Burlington's Color
ado literature will help you to select
place that will suit you. Write for II
enclosing six cents in stamps ID
FRANCIS, General Pxssen ger Agen,
Omaha. Nebraska.
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