THE RED CLOUD CHIEF, FRIDAY, JUNE 7. 1895.
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Wcnlhcr Uiillctln.
ICopulElltert, 1835, by W.T, KnsttT.l
St. Joseph, Mo., June 8. My
lust bulletin gave forecasts of tlic
torm waviH to cross the continent
from lHtli to 17th. The next
will reach (he Pacific count about Juno
18th, cross the western mountain
eovntry by clue of 19th, the great
central valloys from 20th to 22d
and tho eastern stales about the 23d.
Ths storm wavo will inaugurate
tho warm period of the month, and
the storms will be of more than (ho
uoiial force.
The storm center will take a north
ern routo iid indication: of drouih
will prevail ovnr the middle and
southern states, but these drouth con
ditions will bo changed, extensively,
before the close of tho month and
copious showers will fall in ninny
places.
The last eight days of Juno will
also bo noted for great extremes of
temperature with probability of light
frosts on tlm northern borders ot tho
United ivuto
Light frosts in tho northern piirtnl
tho northern states in all the siiiiiiikt
months is an expected fentuie of this
remarkable ciop smson.
Warm wavo will cross the west oT
llockies country about lSth, gie.u
central valleys 20th, and eastern Match
22d. Cool wavo will cross the west
of Hookies country about 21st, great
central valleys 23d and eastern status
2f)th.
Indications now arc that conditions
will bo favor.tblt! to the sowing ot lull
grain, but calculations urc not suffi
ciently complete to indicate the grow
ing conditions of ISOti. I will prob
ably be able to give this information
in July of this ca'.
An promised, I will publish in the
bulletin nf Juno 2!Mi the gcnrrul
characteristics ot tli comini: winter,
which will he.; in with a very cold De
cember. Prof. Henry says: "A single
spark, about an inch in length, from
tli prime conductor of the machine,
thrown onto tho end of a cir uit of
wire in an upper room, produced mi
induction Millioiunily poweilul to mag
netize uordle in h pttrulUI circuit of
iron placed in tin cellar thirty f t
below, wih i .vii 11 mr and cidiingo
fourteen ii.t'lirn thick intfrvrniuj:."
In a in iiiiu'i- Moui"whit similar, the
sun, IllniiU an I plnlieti nfTiOi each
other iiirougii ni.ivuetim, nod ihis
action ill uecouni lor storms, light
ning, thunder, nun, drouih, earili
quakes, I'to.
AraD discovered that when a cop
per disk is rotated below u freely sus
pended magnet, called an astatic
Bocdle, tho latter tends to follow the
motion of tho plate. This illustrates
the connection between metinn and
magnetism, and applies to tho effects
that planets in motion have on each
other. Planets cannot affeot each
other without affecting the atmos
pheres of each, and hence they affect
each other's weather.
George W. Holly, Ithaca, N. Y ,
who is eighty-two yoars old, has pub
lished a book, which ho calls magnet
ism, in which ho advocates tho theory
that the ether of spaco is mittor Irom
which all things are nude through
the operations of natural laws, tho
governing power of which bo calls
the Deity. Tho theory that other is
miimmmmmm
QrvPnfiila
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s3 . mihh D)1& Stevens, of Bolton. Mass..
Stwrltts; I have always HuHereJ fromfei
(hereditary Scrofula, for which I trlcdfc
various remedies, and many reliable1
physlclnns, but none relieved me. After
ssjtaUlnK 0 bottles of
cairn vcrv grateful
-hti am now new. i
to you, as I feel
that It Raved me I
jrrnmauro or untom agony, and snann
IttHU Ull-ariuiu iu DJK.aHIOK UU1J WUIUSI
oi nrniuu inr mo wonuenui meaicinc,
ana la recommending it to all.
Cured
TreatUci on Wood
ODUssin niacasoa
walled fruu.
SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,!
ATLANTA. OA.
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CAKES YEARLY.
matter and force matter in motion,
this motion being a rrsnlt of conden
sations and expansions of matter, is
rapidly gaining friends. There can
bo no such a thing as force asid from
matter in motion, and sensation must
be tho street ef matter acting upon
mitter.
The nieverneat westward of tho
North American magnetic north pale
is a constant causo of very consider
able difficulties in land surveys from
which numerous lawsuits result.
When the original survejs were made,
prior to land entries, the variations ef
tho magnetic neodlo were recorded,
and tho section or quarter section
corners then established are tho start
ing points for all surveys in the coun
try and in the cities. Hut in most
places tho needle varies farther to
ward the west than it did years ago,
and unless a surveyor thoroughly un
derstands his business he will not
follow tho lines ef the original survey.
At Pittsburgh, Pa., the magnetic
needle variation in 1840 was 3 40 de
grees west, and in 18!),") it is fi.7 de
uces west, showing a chango of two
and a quarter degrees west in fifty -five
ycirs. In making tho new surveys if
tho old field notes were used in sur
veying across a forty aero lot, tho line
would eomo out abeut eight feet to
the left, or, if running north about
that distance, too far west. These
variations return to tho originals in
about 300 years, and tha change west
ward at the present imo is about the
samo at Omaha as at Philadelphia
The geodetic surveys show tho varia
tions at all principal places in the
United States.
A scientific authority, Prof. Wart
man, of Geneva, says: "Electric cur
rents aro detected in all parts of
vegetables. These currents occur at
all times and soisons, and even when
the portion examined is separated
from tho body of the plant, as long as
it continues moist. In tho leaf tho
curronts pass from thu blade of tho
leaf to tho leaf-stalk. Currents can
also bo dotcetcd proceeding from tho
plant to tho soil. From tho enormous
vegetation in Homo parts of the globo
it must exert some influenco on elec
tric pheiinmona. George W. Hollcy
says: "Flashes of light liavo boon
seen to bo emitted from many flower,
principally orango colorod flowers,
soon after sunset on sultry days. Z i
wudski noticed that this ocourred
most frcquonty in the months of July
and Auuust." The abovo are evi
dencus sustaining tho writei's theory
that vegetation gathers all its sub
stance from tho atmosphere, and is
tho principal clcmont through which
tho earth receive! new mattor from
spaco by tho addition of which it con
tinues to grow, the most rapid growth
being whero there is most vegotation,
near tho earth's equator.
Physicists now claim that all outer
spaco is at a tomperaturo 401 degrcos
below zero. This makes it impossiblo
for tho sun's heat to reaoh tho earth.
But, it is asked, whenco comes tho
heat of our earth and atmosphcro ?
It is generated at tho earth's surfaco
and never passes through spaco. Prof.
Tate says: "Where a conducting
body is mado to move in tho neigh
borhood of a magnet, tho relative mo
tion of tho two produces currents of
electricity in tho conductors. If a
copper disk bo kept bo moving, the
faster it moves tho stronger tho cur
rents become, until finally tho disk is
heated and melted." The sun and
earth being magnets in motion, each
whirling bimilar to tho copper disk,
will account for all tho heat thoro
may bo in sun or earth, and tho fic
tion of a burning sun is no longer
noocssary. A magnetic sun will an
swer all purposes with much greater
satisfaction, and orthodox scientists
should reform their soionco and savo
thomsclvcB from tho ridiculo of com
mon sonao people
(slate Creek.
A fine rain since, our last write tip.
The raiu spoiled tha program fur
Decoration day,
II. C. F.an.'ifi is on tho tick list
tls week,
Tom llitohtoek and lien William
who left this pen n try on account nf
Jry weather can now conic back,
Win, Downing of Missouri came
hero lait week, bought a good team
of Mr. SUby and is farming.
Children's day at Oriole nut Sun
day on the grounds preparped for
Decoration day,
Al Slaby sold a fine team last wtck
consideration $1J0.
How's Tills!
We offer ono hundred dollars rewind
for any cas ol cntnrrh thnt oannot he
carta by Unit's mtnrrh euro.
F. J. UUKNKV A- CO., Toledo, 0.
Wo, the undersigned havn known F. J.
Cheney for tlm laa llfteou ears and bo
lleve him perfectly honorable in nil boM
hops traductions mid tlnnuolnlly utile to
carry out vuy obligations made by their
firm.
West Jfc Trnan, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, O. Wnldiug, Finnan k Marvin,
Wholesale Drnggiat, Toledo, O,
Iialt's Catarrh Curu is tuken internally
acting directly upon the blood nud ma
cons surfaces of tho system. Testimon
ials sunt free. Price 7fio. per bottles.
Sold by all druggists.
I.luc.
Nice rain last week and the farmers
aro feeling better.
Kdna Guthrie is on the siek list.
There was quite an exciting time
at Penny creek Sunday-school nud
meeting last Sunday.
Mrs. Haskins and daughter were
the guests of Mrs. Anderson ond day
last week.
Will Aubushon spent u few days
on Walnut creek last week.
Rev, Haskins of Guide Kock will
preach at the Penny creek school
house Sunday evening, Juno 9th.
Anyone wanting ice cream, tako n
jug of milk and go to Iko Grewells.
Plowing com is the order of the
day.
Gcorgio McMurry spent Sunday at
home.
Dan Grcwell has hired out to Mr,
Haskins.
Hum Winds.
Guaranteed Cure.
We anthorlzo our advertised druggist
to sell Dr. King's New Discovery for con
sumption, conghr. nnd cold upon this
condition. If yon are alllioted with a
cough, cold or nnp lung, throat or chest
tronblo nnd will use this remedy as di
rected, glving'lt a fair trial, end exper
ience no benefit, yon may return tho bot
tle nnd have your money rofuuded, Wu
could not makethis offer did we not know
that Dr. King's New Discovery could be
relied on. It never disappoints, Trial
bottlas free atC. L. Cottiug's drugstore
Large sizo Wlo. nud $1.00.
Crooked Creek.
Fine weather at present.
Corn is looking fine in this neigh
borhood. Mr. McPartland sold his hogs last
week.
Mrs. Truman was visiting at Mr.
Dickson's Ust week.
Kmmctt Tennaut attended church
in Hod Cloud Sunday,
Kd McCuno's wero visiting at Bert
Tonnant's Sunday.
Mrs. Hoval is improving at this
writing.
Mrs. Tennant was on tho sick list
last week.
Rev. Maxfield proached at the Ten
nant sohool house Sunday.
Tho rain came but camo too lato to
savo tho small grain.
Sohool is out and Paul Dickson and
Chas. Tennant have come homo and
gono to farming.
Rev, Maxfield took dinner at Mrs,
Tonnanl's Sunday.
A small oyclono struck Mr, Rcihcrs
Sunday and did considerable damage
to his house and out buildings.
r. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest Award.
Windy I'olnl.
Mary Peirco who has been sick is
improving.
Kansas was blessed with u splendid
rain last Sunday evening.
Somo of tho young folks in this
neighborhood got caught in tho ruin
by going visiting on Sunday,
Nora Peirco was visiting her father
and mother in this vicinity Sunday.
Children's day next Sunday at
Windy Point.
Mr. Watson onded a seven months
school at Winday Point last Friday.
Our crops in theso parts look fine.
Brother Lewis preaohes at Windy
Point every two weeks.
The World's Fair Tests
showed no baking 'powder
so purs' or so great la hxw
,$fllnpQy&r iq id0 Royal. t
2.ft l.,l-.B Ia -
Tho host rain wo have had for sev
eral yonts fell lust Sunday afternoon,
something like four inches full. Tho
onion crop is looking tine and will
soon give cmpUyineiit to many more
hands.
L'tiihworth Adamson is erecting a
net house. Who knows tho lensonV
Mr. Heal and Mr lit'tle have err cl
od mii nil hounos for tlnir Russians to
livo in.
Papa wbs down tisiting tho little
folks in this vicinity last ork. Come
at;nin we aro always glad to sec our
old friends.
I J. Ileal spent Sunday in Cowlei
the guest of Mr. Ji.o. Waller's folks.
Several of tho boys wont to Red
Cloud Decoration day and witnessed
thv ball gniuo botweeu Red Cloud and
Cowles which resulted in a victory
for the loiter. What's tho matter
with tho boys of Gardenvale organiz
ing a ball team, wu ought to have a
good nine as we have plenty of lim
ber to pick from.
Millard Nelson axpects to go to
Fairfield this fall to study for tho
ministry.
L. M. Real and Miss Ktta Hunter
attended commencement exercises at
Red Cloud last Friday night.
Art Hayes spent Sunday at his
home near Cowles.
Albert Homier was an tho sick list
last week on account of being thrown
violently from his bicycle whiin io
turning from Cowles.
Mr. Hoit has quit working in Gur
denvale. Tho girls wero awlul Minj
ta have him leave.
Fred llurd is going to uo.k fur Mr.
Real this summer.
Harvcr is attending school nt Or
leans, his brother Walter is staying at
home during his absence.
Thu Pleasant Hill .school cloicd
last Friday, Miss Mamc Real wan
teacher and was liked very mucti.
A Russian
Cure lor Heudaelie.
As a remedy for all forms of lleadaoho
Klectrio Hitters has proved to bo tho best.
It effects n permanent cure nud thu most
dreaded habitual siek headaohos yeild to
its inlluoace. Wo urge who are alllioted
to procure n bottle and give it a fair trial
lu cases of habitual constipation Eleotrio
Bitters enres by giving the naeded tone
to the bowels, and few oases long rosist
the nse of this medioine. Try it once
Large bottles on fiOo. ut O. L. Cutting's
drugstore.
I'ralrle Gem.
Quito a itorm passed through hero
Sunday evening doing considerable
damago to buildings and orchards.
Tho roof blow off of Mr. Licklaokcr's
hauso and barn, and tho hen-house
and windmill were blown all to pieces.
Mr. Hubbard's barn and windmill
blew down.
W. W . Hogato lost a windmill and
several largo apples trees.
Johnnio Wilson's mill was also
blown down.
Joseph Saunders died at tho home
of Ilia daughter Mrs. Chas. Fulwider
on May 23 and was buried at tho Kim
creek cemetery tho liOtli. Tho funer
al services at the Kim arcok school
house wero conducted by Rev. Mot
calf of Cowles and Rov. Whito of Up
land. J. T. Milncr lost several of his best
applo trees in the storm Sunday evening-Mr.
Hogato and wifo visited in Red
Cloud Tuesday and Wednesday.
Sovoral of tho Prairia Gem peoplo
went to tho baptizing on the Bluo
Sunday.
Mrs. S. L, White is improving but
slowly.
Pastures aro getting good again and
thu prospect is good for a big crop of
crn and a fair crop of small grain.
Jay.
While in Topekn last March, E. T. Bar
ber, n prominent nowspnper man of La
Cygno, Kan., was taken with oholera roor
dus very severely. Tho night clerk at
thu hotel whore he was stopping happen
ed to havo a bottlo of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhioa remedy and
gave him three doses which rolloved him
nnd he thinkB saved his life. Every fam
ily should keep this remedy in thierhome
at all times. No ono can tell how saon it
may be uecded. It oosta bat a trifle and
may be the means of saving much suffer
ing nnd perhaps the life of somo member
of tho family. 'J5 nnd r.O cent bottles for
salo by Deyo Si Orioe druggists.
I MM . I I l - - III I IH
Ilallii.
The much needed rain camo Sun
day. O. K. Ituney and wifo wero callers
at Geo. Cuther's Monday.
J. II. Wlseoarver and family wero
u J. H? an's Stindnv.
It strengthens ami bniKIs up the enfeebled system, creates
a kooJ appetite and promotes digestion, clears the complexion and
restores the body to perfect health.
Sold by all Druggists at $1.00 per bottle.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
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(luunlil.rn. I tu Knrnl political nawa, tilitnrinla mid diHcntciciiR are comprehon
sic, brilliant ami axhnuatUa.
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mulled 10 yii.,
Slaughter sale; luri
special sale 01 leis.
Wb will offer ut pub
lic sale to tha highaat
bidder for conk 1
whip S,rc, 1 duster tOo
1 aisel haltar25,all fr
11.10.
At lanthar hna tdvuncad 75
par cont wa atill liars a faw
aata ot ainla hnrnaea at
11.75.
Alt. a trnnd bnncain in
daubla hnrnesa.
hese Prices one Day Only, J. 0. Buller, Red Cloud.
E. Dean and family wero guests of
C. Duval Sunday.
Tissio and Dora Marker of Otto
wero in our neighborhood Monday.
O. W. MiUkins and wife were visit
ing south of tho river last week.
Jjillio Holms of Hud Cloud was in
our viuinity last week the uuest of
Mrs Hansen.
W. Murphy of Hrd Cloud was in
our vicinity Friday visiting Frank
Sodilek.
Henry Brotthauer has scoured a
position on tho section.
Misses Frank and Lillian llatnoy
attended tho eommenement exercises
at lied Cloud Friday night.
S. S, Daily was out looking after
his fatm interests Friday.
The wind on Sunday did cansidor
ablo damago in our viomity, it blew
down several wiudmills, a largo frame
barn of J. Lookhearts and moved 11.
McCullcm's barn from its foundation.
On last Tuesday Mrs. Wisccarvcr
invited a few of her relatives in to
pent tho day, it being her birthday.
All report a good lime. No, 22.
A Valuable Find.
After yoars of study nn lbor, tharehai
nt Inst been diicorarad a sara nnd navr
railing remedy, Jt 1ms bun taitad an
Iintients, who hnvadispairadof svarbalng
oared, tho r.sults have bttn, inev.ry oasa
wonderful. Orofl's HhaamntiBm Cora is
nnennnltd as a positiva remedy in all
aasas of Chronic and Aont. Inflammatory
Rhauraatism, Gout, Lumbago, Baiatioa,
Naoralgia, Dysmanorrhoea and all kind
rad affaations. It is also a valaabla Dlood
l'nriflar, baing aspaaially usaf nl in Kozaasa
l'aorlasi-, Horofnla, all Qlundalar Eularga
mant and dieasesof thalivarand kidnays,
It ia abaolnUly free from all narootios.
Sarare attaoka are relie-ed in from on
to three days and a positive aura effected
la from tlvn In elghteea days, O. L.Cot
tiag KedClond, Neb. l.'l-4ra
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B BURtb WStHl ALL llbt 1115. .,
IlCSt (y'J.'li bjrup. Tai-ti'tflooJ. Ueo
In lima Snl4 by drueslii.
Lost Energy,
Fickle appetite, tireil feeling, .stomach
sickness ami weakness can b
promptly remedied by usinu
Dr. J. H. McLean's
Strengthening Cordial
iP Blood Purifier.
four pntrntiHtr aolloltart
YYl'.KKl.V JJlCWS
ot th Worltl
I'oi-it Trill .
Ml!
i
K.ntililienn family put. rr of tho United
PAi'i:i5, mill kiwi nil llin jjonrrnl newa ot
ItH "AG-
aupaiior in tho irMintrj ltn "MARKET
June 1st, ol J. 0. Butlers.
Tii,
Baraams in Lap Dusters.
mi s.11 you q wet) loiter lor 20 cents.
-ALSO-1
eurry comb -1
brush
1 bitt
All for
25c
2Tc
nOo
Don't forgat that I am prapurad to
cany paasengara to all parts of tha city,
Lenvs ordara at tha Holland Houea.
Llotd Cuaiiili..
"The" Watch.
Far timekeeping and dnrability nothing
beats the eeventaan jewaled
Dkuijkk IIampdkn AVatoii.
CALLONpENMAN
and examine them. Also his line of
Jewelry, Diamonds,
Spectacles, Clocks,
Hated and nolltl illrerware, souvenir spoons,
penM lutmllrtl kiihoi and forks, atrvliiK suts,
calling card caios, ban bon boxes and other
noTtlilr. A line line of spectacles and eya
plmwi with Interchangnlils lenses. iteel, nickel
stlvor niickvoM frames.
Special and careful at-
trntlon paid to ntilnc the eje. Mr line of 2nd
hand watches Is qultn lane. I w
'lino oi zna
run them off
ui i
m leyntnaii iiniraciiiiti worm.
Or Ilrinz inirwtcli, clock and Jewelry re
pn)r wnrk.jourannaTing and your old gold
aad sllrer to me.
TIIOS. PENMAN
ASK MoNITT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
to-ffl1
Collections nromutly nttended io, and
correspondence solicited.
rU. J. S. EMKJH,
nontlit,
IUd Cloud, Neiibaska.
Over Tajlor'a Fnruimre Store.
Kxtraets teeth without naln. , ,
Crown and bridge wark a specialty,
forcelaln Inlay, and all kinds of acid nlllnits.'
Make- cold and rubber plates and combination
nlutes.
Aft work uoaranteed to be arttelaM.
I W. TULLKYS, M. D.
llottioeopathlc I'UyalclaH,
Rod lond, Nebraska.
( fflco nriiollH Vint National Bank,
U. H rtxnluliiliiK Hureon.
Ulir julc il'ii wi troU'd ty ra&tl;
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