The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-01


For a good every day household an
gel, give H. woman who laughs
Home Is not Il battlefield. nor life on,
long uneudng row. \ tricl; of always
seeing the bright side, or. If the thing
has no bright side, of shining up the
dark one, it is a very important faculty
and one oI the things no woman should
be born without. We are not all born
with the sunshine in our hearts, as the
Irish prettily phrase it; but we can
cultivate cheerful sense of humor il
we only try.
\ father not millionaire-lcft nj
his death a number of children and Il
certain sum to be divided among then
rs follows: The eldest to receive Sl0C
and onc.tenth of the remainder; tn,
second child 5000 and onc.tenth oi
what then remained; and so on, eacl
child To receive 500 more than the
one Immediately preceding, and ther
one.tenth part of that which still re
mained. When the division took place
it was found that all the children re
ceived the same amount. How man!
children were there. and what sum di,
each receive?
Two hundred harness horses ar,
named to appear in the races at The
State Fair September 9Th to 9th, anC
the program nouuced eXcels an
race meet heretofore held in Nebraska
The ten mile running relay race, tw
miles.cach day, will give added interes
in :hat il takes the full five days (,
complete. The Wright Bros thre
aeroplancs are promised to make fou
flights each day.
Thegrcat Lombardo symphony Ban
of IA instruments and Grand Opcr
Concert Company Of - vocaists wi
give four concerts each day. The grea
Patterson Shows and Vaudeville al
fractions will please the pleasure lo'
ingpublic. twenty-five counties hay
entered agricultural exhibits, nor
entries in the horse, cattle and shec
departments than ever before an
about the same number OfSwinc. Sei
son admission tickets at - each Il,
placed on sale for the first time. Let
all go, its too good To miss.
The Harvest Home Festival occurre
at Blue Hin the last three days
last week. The morning train ",
crowded every day by people goin
from this city there to enjoy then
selves. The city was beautifully d
corated with bunting, corn stalks al
shocks of wheat. Their band met ii
trains each morning and played fe
pieces for the benefit of all Tn,
had IA parade each day, dancing al
singing by a negro ministerial troup
aerobatic performances. speaking
candidates and ball games. In q
evening they had moving pictures an
"A merry-go-round. The streets an
side walks were crowded to their fu
capacity by visitors and every bod
had Il good time. The Festival wa
n grand success aud we hope Blu
Hill repeats the Festival next year.
secretary Mellor of the state ia
board asked his hired man to wri,
something about the state fair, III
this is the result; "When the frost
is on the pumpkin and the fodd,
in the shock; when the thirsty politi
ian is so dry he cannot talk: when I'll
COW and little cowlets do not journey
the fair or airships rise ia glory al
go sailing through the air. When Ji
Dalhman takes his water and Bill Z
trick takes his booze, Bryan joins J'
Cannon's party, runs for office, win
lose; when the cat comes back lii
Jefries and Jack johnson turns
white; when the ships that pass in da
light are still passing in the nigh
when saloons shall close forever an
the back doors close for good; wht
saloons out in west Lincoln make
quiet etneighborhood; when our govern,
gets in better with the folks in Omah
when they shout with loud Hozanni
DER his famous closing law; when S
Paul and David City furnish governor
for the state: and republicans in ofic
voluntarily abdicate; when the dom
upon the state house shall be painte
fiery red; when Bill Price quits playin
martyr and is numbered with the dead
when in fact all this has happened a
it may some future day, then you ca
in justice surely from the state fai
stay away.