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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1894)
CW " 11 f- 4 ;- M M Hirii' M" SV fiir v 1 J It A IW?SS8PBwiBHtWHIIHH BSSY" ' i 1, , j wrtMW'MtoMfiMH v- , -( ""S1 ySTSBSFSSSSMMSBWlRPv i ' -..' .. TTTTTMTrgafafafJE A. i Home Print. THE CHIEF Published Weekly. Subscription, - ft Per Annum, luvxrlably In Advance It not paid In advance, after this data Match U, 1SW. Hi irlce will he ll.ai. (Tutored lit He 1'iisl Olilco In lied ('loud, Nob., an ihhII tmttii-rr M'ppt ootid dais IIATFS OK AIIVHlTISIVfl Vrof. cards, 1 Inch or less per year to 00 nix months 3 00 Tliri'o inonthsi a 00 , HTANMNO AKVKHTISKMBjrrs. rer Inch ono je.ir $1 no lVrlncliHlx months 3 00 l'lTineh lliron months u m fpeclal iintlcii iter line or line spaco, first pnlillc.itlmi r cents. Translt'iit spi clulB. payablo Invariably In ad vance, ht line Id cents, All reading notice-, In the nature of advertise ment or pufK ft cents per lino. Irh1 notices nt legal latcs, lz: forasquare (ten lines of Nonpareil or less,) llrst publication I. CO; for encli subsequent publication, per square, 60 rents. No "prefried ostloh" contracts made. All timtter to uismo imblluitlon must be re ceived hi this ofllco not later tliuti Wednesday. Advertisements cannot be ontoicd out tor tlieiurrent week later than Ihu'sday. U. & 1)1. IS, It. Time Tabic. Taking effect lec,3 TralnscRrrjIug pussi ugers leave lied Cloud as follows: KAHl VIA IU8TINO8, No. 142 Passenger to Hastlug 2:30 p.m. AltlUVE. No. HI Passenger from Hastings 11:35 a. nv. KAST VIA WYMOltK No. IS, Passenger to St. Joseph St. Louis and tiiicauo dally 10:25 a.m. UOINU WEST. No. IS Passengers for Denver, dally, 8;is p. m BUSINESS CARDS. rU. J. S. EMM II, 5 Dcntlil, 1 'CLoun, - Nebraska w Itbtaa Tntlfiw'a Viitniltuwa Mfa . ''fa teofli without pain. )'; 'nlay, ami all kl ds of gold fillings. ' 'ii 'I nriugo viorx n spi .' 'nl.w. linn h1 I kl d Jfa. wold and rubber plates aud combination unites All work guaranteed to be first-class. I. V. TULLEYS, M. D. If BiMopatktc Physician, Bed Cluud, KcbruiKB. Otnco opposite VI rst National Dunk. U. S.Kxnnilulug surgeon. Chronic diseases tieated by mall. . r L. WINFltEY, Auctioneer, Red Cloud, Nebraska. Will attend sales at reasonable figures. Satis faction guaranteed, J H. SMITH, Insurance Agent, RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. I do a strictly farm insurance- and invito aud invite all to see me. NASE & McNITT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Moon Block, - RED CLOUD, NEB. Collections promptly attended to, und correspondence solicited. TIHJNKEY & POTTER, Atlnrnava at LllV. Red Cloud, Nebraska. Office Up stairs, in Moon Block, R P. HUTCHISON, 'sTAtianrlnl ArlUt. 4th Avbnuk, - Red Cloud, Neubahka. First-clans barbers and tlrst-olnsa work gunrnnteod Give-inon call D STOL'FEH, FiiRiiloiiuble Iltirbcr, Red Cloud, - - Ncbruiku. I give my poroonnl attention to my patronn. First-class shaving and hair cutting a specialty. kHAS. SCHAFFNIT, Inmirunce Agcucr, Iloprcsents licrin.i" iii".'"'" -.!"- "i 1 v.T.'.f.... 'u.w. .,.....if..n Att.iimneH i;o.. ui Minium, w! lluriliiRton Insurance Co. of UiiiUnpton, Iowa, "mish America Assurouco Co Toronto, Can. ' Otllco over Postolllce. Ritrt Cloud. - Nbbuaska D. B. Spanogle, Real Estate . AND L.OAN Agent Red Cloud. (Krnmu Insurance Co, l'reeport, 111. . limnl iuuihicCo., Liverpool. uglnnd. w "me FI?o I siuimcA Co., of timalin, Nubr. 1-lm'iilx Awnraiice Co. ;t .ondon. Jng. 1 ler m .. Iniura.u-oCo, of ( u ncy, I. iiip 1 ,7 to- a ML SSSsTlUlSuuMITjC,. 'Eternal Vigilance is gg5SE6ig: PENMAN THEM A nice line or Jewelry, Diamonds, Chains, Rings, Bracelets, Scarf pins CuITh mid collar buttons, neck cliulns, laci pins, stick plus, cliarnis, etc. Plated and solid silverware, sonvenlr spoons, pen-1 handled knives and forks. cuivIiik sets, calling card cases, bon ban boxes and other novelties, A tins line of spectacles and eye glnsses with Intrrchaiigahle lenses. steel, nickel silver aud void frames, Special and careful at tention paid to titling the eo. Mylln of 2nd hand watches is n.ultn large. I will run them of! at less than thelractii.il worth. Ctyilring your watch, clock and Jewelry e. pairwTk.joiir ougraviiig and your old gold and silver t me. Henry Cook's Drug Store. Partii Loais At Less Ttati, 7 . Per cetjt E. A Sittlpsor, Blae Hill Neb. COPYRIGHTS. CAN I OIITAIN A PATENT t For Rrompt answer and an honest opinion, wrlto to I tl r) N fc CO., who hvo bad newly nhr lout' ezpcrlcnni In tho patent business. Communica tions utrlctlr conDdcntlal. A Handbook of In. formation concernlnit I'atrnl and bow to ob. tnln tbrm sont Irco. Alra a catalogue of moduli, leal and nclcntltla books sent f roe. . l'atonts taken tbrousb Mann k Co. recolvo pecul nutlaolutbo Hclenllllo Atnerlrnn. and thus ara brouqbt widely bclnratbe public with, out cost to tho Inventor. This splondld paper, liwucil weekly, elcffantlylllmtrated.bu by far thn larceia circulation of any Eclontlno work in tho worl J. S.'i a joor. Bampln copies lent free. llulldliiK KdltloD. raontblr. fJAIa year. Klnslo C011I09, ttH cents. ICvery number contains beau tiful plates. In colors, and photographs of now houses, with plans, enabling builders lo show tho latest lpsl(ni and secure contracts. Address v. UUNN CO., NSW YOUK, 3U1 BllOADY-" s. je. eozAD lias ii fine lino of Sewing Ma climes and Orguus from $25 upwards. Alio keeps all kinds or Machine Niippllcs. Docs rcpalrliiK promptly. Call and aeu inc. Hurrali for Texas! On December IS, 180, January 1), Feb. runry If), Murch 111, April 10, and May B, 1BD1. Tho llnrlinBton will soil jou a round trip ticket to any point in Texup, limited for return within 00 days of date of nlo nt a rate of ono fair for the round trip. Continous pnssa'o by the Piimo routa to bo iniulo lubothdireutinnH. No one should miss this groat opportu nity to boo tho "Lono. star Btuto." Fur ther information may bo obtained nt tho Burlington ticket uQko. A. Cohoveh, Agent, VdQlakUVs? the Price of Liberty," and One Dollar a year is Red Cloud, Webster County, THE CHIEF EITTI.E MtUAM.S. nv m n A H 1 1 . Oft In Ihostll'y night When nu are Inuiloe, Y 1 bear the nolo of a felluo fight Willi nil Itstnortnl woes. For when their backs with passion tlsc And their tails with anger quit ci , Of all tlu) sounds hchruth tho skits, Tliclrcr will m:tloou shUcr. O. Iliun ou hear the mrslc Which ibdli your patience tax, Kntil ou getholrantlc You go and pet the ax. Then out jou ko wllhout jour hat, Your shoes nre left behind; You have ) our coat on w rong side out, Your socks jou eotiM'ut find. You get outlde and then you stop, J 'Ihere comes tin unearthly cieeth, And then ou see on the house-top Two cats, clear nut of reach; You film tho ax and four tin cans, A hammer aud u suw; Then follows a few mild epithets Until you lire 011r Jw. Tho cats stop lighting, and only smile At such ridiculous throws; Hut ou think jou'll give them nnothcr trial, Po jou go nn 1 cet the hose. Tho cats mako oil on tlm other side, While nu with anger burn, When you know they carry a whole hide And imjbo will return. Then sadly in tho house you go To ponder o'er jour sorrow, And In your mind von then do vow You'll get a dog to morrow. Tell mo not in mournful numbers, I.lfo Is but an empty drenm; With liovvlniz cntstobrenkyoiir'iiimbers, I.lfo's riot ns empty as It may seem, HRB TUB POINT'. I've a tender iccollcctloti Of a tack that's blood bedecked; When )ou get to such a point, You'ro sure to change the subject. Shades of old Nero 1 It's way below zro, (), It's colder, bllghtly colder Than It was a week ago. It was Just the other day Two thirsty domineers Tackled n western bar touder And got ft couple blcrs. A pair of prints Is singular, Ocoupints Is plural, Dog pants are Jugular, Overalls ars rural. WEATHER FORECATS FurnlHlicd Expressly for The Ciller for Webster County ICopj righted by W. T. Fostcr.l St. Joseph, bio, Jan. 20. My last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm wavrK to nross tho continent from Jan. 25th to 29th and 31st, to February 4th. Tho next will rcnoh tho Pacific coast about February 5th, cross tho western mountains by close of tho (itli, tho great central valleys from 7th toOth, and the eastern statcn about tho 10th. This will be an ujtly storm, at its greatest force in the central valleys and for the timo of year, will bo fol lowed by an unusually sovcro cold wavo which will devolop into a bli zanl in 6omo purls ol' tho country. The first ten days of February will avenge unusually cold, Tho warm wave will cioss the west cm mountains about tho full, tho great control valleys ubout the 7th, und tho eastern btatcs about tho ikh. Tho cool wavo will cross tho west ern mountains about the 8th, tho great central valleys about the 10th, and the eastern slates about tho l-'h, WNDB, HAIlOMKTEIIiJ AM) TKJII'EHA TURKH When no storms ure on tho conti nent the wind blow gently irom tho west. This is not the only timo the wind comes Irotn tho west, and tho weather student must learn to know tho dilFcrotico betweon a wost wind on the south side of a low barometer, and a normal west wind. Tho first indications of an approach ing low barometer with its vutiieroua storm centers and tho storm wavo is usually a south wind. .Very lit, I at first but finnke, after rising high, sw.4t1 .l..sr.. M0 U',s).)a ill nhltli llCHUWy lucttwia vu vuttp iuv uuim dSSBfsasssBitmr- i , Ned., Friday, January or north-west. About tho timo or n littlo before, tho weather moderates. Sometimes tho wind blows two or throo days in that direction, tho wcathor growing warmer. When tlm low barometer is out on tho Pacific it begins to nlTdot tho at mosphere a thousand mi I oh catt und south; when it reaches Montana or Utah it niToctB the atmniphero in the great central valleys and when the low is in tho latter the eastern states be gin to sec its effects. These high and low barometers cov er a circular area and this area, for practical purposes, is divided into four equal parts Two lines are drawn through tho center of this circular area, ono from tho north to tho south, and the other from tho cast to tho west Kuoli of thcho divisions is called n quadrant. Tornados usuaP.y ocour in the south-cast quadrant of tho low or between that quadrant and tho north- est quadrant of tho high. Tho south east quadrant of the low is tho warm est, and tho north-cast quidrant of tho high is tho coldest parts of theso two storm wavo seotions. When your barometer, thcrmomster and tho wind indioato a low in tho north west and the wind begins to ohango from south to cast, that is tho first indication that cold weather will follow the storm. Tho reason of this is: When tho low passes south of a locality cold weather will follow, and when low passes north of a locality warm weather will follow. As tho wind always blows toward tho low before it arrives and in nearly it circlo around tho low center, a ohango of wind from south by way of oast to north, when tho low is west, tells plainly that tho storm confer is f)00 to 1000 miles west of you and moving southward. Tho high Daromctcr cool or cold wavo, will reach about as far south as its mate, tho low, and therefore you may be as wise as the hog, and while it is yet warm and probably a very clear deep blue sky is misleading less observant beings jou and some of tho lower animals will prepare for a cold wave. The above supposes tha. tho low does not touch your locality. But if it it dogs, as will bo shown by your barometer, and tho wind remains sometime steady from the south-west you are then on the south-east quad rant of tho low, the summer rainbelt tho tornado field, tho storm wae. If the center of tho low is moving over you the wind will presently ccaso to blow, tho ky become murky, clouds scattering and temperature hot aud debilitating. Theso aro tho indica tions when you aro in tha center of the low, and ai it passes on cast or south eastward, the wind will sudden ly spring up from the south-west, cooler nnd invigorating, Just thou 30U will probably get ruin or snow us tho hiuh comes iu. These high and low barometers follow each other closely, aro tied together like u long train of cars, and so far as is known there is no end to the train, It either extends all around tho cart h or what is ncurly tho ttnu thiuir, thoro aro two endless chains of these higl s and lows, ono cuciruling the magnctio nortn polo north-west of Hudson's bay nnd the other oiiouoling tho Aintio magnetic north polo near the Lena Hiver in Siberia, Keep in mind that on this continent this chain uinvotf eastward. Place a watch bee up nnd ihc wind iu the high moves with, and in the low auiust, the watch hands. Tho iiir comes down in tho h'gli. fines in the low, blows out of tho bottom of tho! t.t.l .! ImI'a itlH Im-iMWm n Vi 1W 1 ui'i uuu u.v uu iutiuiu v uv ivni mu,,, ' tiWrfffltEWi the Price of The Chief. 26, 1894. Tho principal cloud bolt, storm wave and precipitation Ho betweon the high nnd tho low, tho lattor is warm, and tho former cold. Ill California. In tho land where thcro is continual sunshino nnd flowers, whoro tho grapo and pumpkin vino twincth, where tho orange blossom and tho rose scuds forth their fragrant perfume, whero fly und the ilea play hido-and-scck and leap frog. A certain Nobrankan who had tho California fovcr went out thcro lo make a stake. Ho lauded t Santa Ana, ono of tho great cities of Califor nia with its ono horse utrcot car line and ono row of clcolrio lights. Tho rcalcstatc men would tako turns in following him liko hounds after a fox. Thoy would drivo to his door and ask him to yo with them to soo a Ono ranch, which thoy would sell very cheap, and ho would certainly realize a furtuno by buying it. On tho way to these ranches they would como to land that would make a chicken soratoh to pick a living, then tho agont would odor him a cigar, if ho smoked, and touch tho horses with tho whip and try to kcop his attention until they como to a (ino ranch, then tho agent would talk and try to mako him be lieve that thcro was not another ranch liko it. This Ncbroskan informed them that his fret were lender, but ho always kept his boots on. Thoy soon found that he was not the man they were looking for and let him roft while they wuited for another one. This mau from Nc'traska noticed that on streets running north and 'Bouth nearly nil tho best residences aro built on tho west side of the stcct, and tho east eido is fruit trees, barloy of pumpkins. On inquiry of tho cause ho was informed that in tho dry season during tho summer teams go ing through the strcots caused .noro or less dust to raise, and tho ocean brcezo carries it to tho cast side. Kvery fow weeks or so a hard wind, called Santa Ana wind will blow from the northeast , and causes the dirt to fly as thick as it does iu Nebraska. Tho pcoplo of California dislike. tB have those storms. I believe that thoy are a benefit to the country for thoy blow away tho gonna of different diseases brought there by poople who come thcro for their health, Also the impurities caused by the decaying of vegetation and leaves of fruit trees, etc, which fall on tho damp ground eaussd by irrigating and causes the moss to grow on the buildings, fruit trees, fences and on tho top of tele graph poles, A great in my people go lo California thinking they will add inoro to their wealth, aud a great many invest their moncv, then become dis satisfied and sell at a great discount, A person may invest as heavily as ho wishes, but if wanting to sell, ho can sell by sacrificing or wait until ho could sell to some eastern person, and that is not very often. Tho California papers report that there aro thousand! of men out of emplojmtnt. While living nt Santa Ana ablo bodied men would oomo to tho door and beg mo t Civo thorn work so that ., , k; 1. . m, .. thoy could got food to eat. The writ- er behoves and would advise any eat cm poison who is making a comfort- living not to go to California, unless ho goes thero for a visit, or has friends to belt, h at to secure work, or has vis- , . ' - . . . . . tble means 1 for support to stay where he is and lot good enough alone. People oun livo In Culiforuia as cheap and perhaps cheaper than in Nebraska. Somo eastern pcoplo think , n ... , , thr-y oat. get to California und mako a oomfortablo living by keop-ng oows and making butt-r to soil and raislog m!i flr tf atoll atatlttMd) sMsMBJ Aft BBtaVs viwju vttwp ' " 1 I gaMMMMMiMlagtfi Vol.21. No. 27 Absolutely Pure A orcam of tartar baking powdsr. Hinlk'Htof all in leavoning strength, Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Unking Powder Co. 109 Wall St., N. Y. Ana the reason why butter is so high priced, is that land is so high priced that only a fow people can afford to keep oows. Ono of my nearest neigh bors pastured his cow on two lots val ucd at $500 each, while others kcop their cows stantlcd and food then barley straw and pumpkins I was told that in southern Califor nia chickens had to bo hatched dur ing tho winter months, bcoauso in the summer timo there is a minute insect, something like a chiokon louse, whioh attacks tho chicken as soon as it hatches and kills it. Further north in the San Joaquin valley a friond of mino told mo that pcoplo had built their chioken houses ho as to prevent a ourrcnt of air pass ing through them, for it eauscB tho chiokens' heads to swell and they dio. Pcoplo can mako money by raislog and selling chickens in California. Why is it that they are shipped thore iu carload lots from Kansas, Nebraska and other states ? Hetirkd Oamfornian. Echo AiiNivcrs. Ci.C Tho presidont can do no wrong, Kchti. Wrong. (1. C When I tiriso tho sun arises ulso. i:.-So? 0. 0. -And tho stars Bcattor bofore mo liko ratH. K.KatB! O. C 1 inn tho lightning anil tho thundor. K. Thundor! O. O. And when I utrlke, tho ourth nnd tho politics thereof uro contused be yond question. K.-Quostion! G. 0. I am u raging torront that can not woll budumnod. K. Bo dam nod! O. C Tho nations of tho earth turn fearful eyes on mo and wait my fatoful wordo. E. Words! O. C I mako a platform, lit a tariff bill or wink wbon others do, and Und it good with nil its faults. E.-Fnlse! O C I bco tho stars and etripos go down to bo n, royal door mat. but then I don't npprovo it. H.-Prove it! CI. C. I'm hero to do tho right by woiilc or strong, and, by tho gods, I'll liavo my way or bust. E. Buat! Ci. C I fix a time to crown a queon nnd ut tho hour it mustevontuato. E. Yon waitl-Now York Bun. Tr tho young man who goos into rhnpsoiliea over ins awcotheart, an ox chungo given a dampenor when it fiffureB "ut that Jt htt9 beon oho"n bw,B,Jr",i that a you ig person we ghing 1W pounds ,fl J M J t 3 poundfl ot whl.e of egg B ,UUo ,ei9 than ono pound of puro gluo, 31K pounds of fit, 8 pounds ot phosphate of time, ono pound of corbonato of lime, 3 ounceB BUfar nnd it'!rch,1L?UnCe?I f "fS ot calcium, nnd n littlo ordlniry table . rf y0U)g mBD bonuttful young lady whom yon worship a9U piHar of unadulterated sweetnesM dosen't contain threo ounce of BUgar. I And not only that, but the ayeraga girl will notwolKhaBnaa-lGlM 100 pounds, ' ' b,, Bu0 may bo del ended upon (o have little over two oinoe ot aufir inner mlSFmJmtmJSi il Isjtf J stfcMrl Ssf jivww i sW RuvforM teH&XWfelftMKC k 'I si 7 I 5 " m I !; L, .SJiL,!!f l j i wj m n)i , i W-J ffiaia 'T-W
