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Palpitation of the Heart
Shortness of Breath, Swelling
of Legs and Feet.
"For about four years I was troub
led with palpitation of the heart,
shortness of breath and swelling ot
the legs and feet. At times 1 would
faint. I was treated by the best phy
sicians in Savannah, Ga., with no re
lief. 1 then tried various Springs
without benetlt. Finally, I tried
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
also his Nerve and Liver Pills. After
betjinniny to take than J felt better I I
continued taking them and I am now
in better health than for many years,
bincc tny recoery I have gained fifty
pounds in weight, I hope this state
ment may be of value to some poor
tsutlercr."
E. B. OUTTON, Ways Station. Ga.
Dr. Miles TlenrtCuro to sold on ft poslttra
guarantee thai tho llrstbottlo will bunullu
Alt druBglBU sell lint, 0 Lotties forts, or
It will bo so M, pn'iaUl, on tttcelpt of prlc
by tho Dr. MlleS Medical Co , Elkbart, InL
NF.URALOIA cured by Dr. MlleV
Ttl.lS. "OnoCLntud(wi'.ft At all ilru
Pain
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OLDEST and ORIGINAL
Dr.WHITTIER
10 WEST NINTH STREET,
(NEAR JUNCTION.)
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
Regular graduate
authorized by the
Btoto, and conced
ed to be the lead
ing and most suc
cessful Specialist
In BLOOD, NEWV.
OU8 ondUWINAWV
DISEA8E8.
Nervous Debility
With to Many Gloomy Symptomi Cured.
Lost Vitality
Perfectly an J Permanently Reitortd.
Syphilis
Cured tor Lite Without Mercury.
Urinary Diseases
Quickly Relieved and Thoroughly Cured.
Why
is Dr. II. J. Whlttler Invar
iably successful? Ilecausolio
makes no promUcs that bo
riuinnt f uinu. Avoid cheap
.".ml unskilled physicians, and consult
di-mAA
BymptW!
KAlcr In person or by letter (Riving
O and rccclvo tho candid opinion of a
phjsletan of Ioiik fxprrirnce, unqueitloucd
skill iind Htrrliug Integrity.
MEDICINES from our own laboratory fur
nished at small cost and shipped anywhoro
heciiro from observation,
TKEATMENT Hour Bent C.O.D.
FREE
CONSULTATION.
URINARY ANALYSIS.
Offlco hours 0 to I and 7 to 8, Sunday 10 to 12.
siiS4iTo Health nnd KmorfcenrlM
A U I U C i fr O ct. .Uiitap to prepay.
Call or address In htrlct confidence
DR. H. J. WHITTIER,
10 West Ninth Street, Kansas City, MO.
BEST LINE
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DENVER
AND
CALIFORNIA
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1 will Btand my jiiek at Cowlea, Mon
day and Tuesday nnd in Rod Cloud, nt
Day's barn, Wednesday, Thursday, Pri.
dny nnd Saturdoy.-Tnos. Emioii.
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A Kill Appropriating $300,000
Tor Keller Kciamc u Law.
(juvirnor Holccnib jssterday s'ncd
housf roll No. 525, tho bill apprupti.
ating $200,000 for relief of people in
tint drouth htrickui districts, nnd the
Mutt relief commission will appropri
ate i hi money be with counties that
applt for a iharo hoforo April 1. The
following ie tho full text of tho hill:
Section 1. That thort be ami Is
hcroby appropriated fioin the state
treasury, from fundi not otherwise
nppropriatrd, tho sum of $200,000
for iliu purpose of proeuring mii-h and
fesd for teams for tho tlestituto farm
traof this stale during the spring of
18!5.
See. 2. It is hereby m ado the duty
of the auditor of public nccounts to
draw his warrants on the state treas
urer, on the requisition of the state
relief commission, approved by the
president and secietary thereof, in
favor of the several county treasurers
of tho counties entitled to receive aid
under thu provisions of this act, for
such portion of the amount herein up
propriated as tho state relief commis
sion mny determine necessary in ac
cordance with tho provisions of this
act.
Sec 'A. It Bhall be und is hereby
made the duty tf the state relief com
mission to appoint in each of the
counties ontitled to receive uid under
this act, where such appointments
have not already boen made, a county
ccntrr.1 relief commission and in every
county entitled to rcccivo aid under
this aot, tho county central relief com
mission shall have charge of all seed
and feed procured for their respective
counties, nnd said county central re
lief commission shall appoint a sub
committee in each voting precinct.
Two or inoro of ths county commis
sioners or supervisors, as tho case
may be, together with tho count
clerk shall bo members of the county
central relief commission, and such
county central relief commission shall
on its appointment, immediately or
ganize by,tho election of a president
and secretary.
Sec. 4. The county clerk shall, on
requisition of tho county central re
lief commission, signed by the presi
dent and soorctary, draw his warrant
on tho sum placed in the county
treasury by the provisions of this aot,
in payment for hucIi feed and seed us
mty be procured by the uounly cen
tral rolief commission, and thesxpens-
cs incurred in procuring tho same.
Sec. fi. The county central relief
commission of the several counties
shall use tho sum placed iu the connt
treasury by the provisions of this act
or so much thereof as may bo requir
ed, in the procuring of seed and feed
for teams and shall apportion thu
same pro rata to tho several precincts
in proportion to tho numbtr of needy
in such prodinct. Said seed and feed
as apportioned by tho county central
relief commission shall bo delivered
to tbo several sub-relief commissions
for distribution.
Sco. G. It is hcroby made tho duty
of tho stato relief commission to aid
tho several county contral relief com
missions in tho procuring of seed and
feed, when requested by tho said
county central rolief commission so
to do, and furnish to them upon appli
cation all information upon the sub
ject which they, the stato relief com
mission, may possess; provided, that
whero tho county central relief corn-
may so desire, thoy may procuro their
upply of seed and feed through the
state relief commission.
Sec. 7. The sub-relief commission
ef tho several counties shall report to
their county central relief commission
tho disposition of all seed and feed
passing through their hands, giving
tho names of the persons receiving the
same tho amount and kind of seed and
feed each person received, and tho
several county relief commissions
shall compilo tho reports so received
from tho sub-relitf commissions into
a statemont whioh shall give a com
plete accounting of all monoys re
ceived and paid out under this act,
whioh statoment shall bo submitted to
tho oounty board for their indorse
ment atd approval at tho next regu
lar meoting.
Sco. 8. That all monoys appropri
ated and to be distributed ander the
provisions of this act shall be divided
among tho sovcral counties having ro
lief commission auxiliary to tho state
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Cattoria.
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CURES SCROFULA,
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relirl i m in hi n - inn rata according
to i ho number nf farmers requiring
such seed and lei d in said counties,
the snmo to be d tcrniiiicd by the
aUn rlicf ciinitni.ss on, based on
kiiowlcilgn now in ilnir possession or
upon iiitorniaiimi in writing, Muned
by tho county central r-l ef commis
sion ol such county, dinning tin- nuin
br of farmers in ne d of such aid in
tho Ht'toial onuniies; tho stato relief
o itninishinn shall receive the sum of
f 500 fur services properl; rendered
under this act. to be paid out of the
appropriation herein provided for.
Sec 9. Any mmnber of the county
ooiitrl relief commission, or ol tho
stib-reliif commission, knoningly dis
tributing feed cr seed to individual!
who are able to procutc tho panic lor
tliinelvrs, or who shall show favorit
ism in such distribution to a member
of any secrot, political or religious or
guiziiion, or who shall improperly
dispose of any such seed or feed,
shall be domed guilts of a tuisdo
mcunor, and upon conviction slmll bo
Gned in h sum not exceeding $100 or
imprisoned in the county jail not
more than thirty days.
Sec. 10. In tho distribution sf
seed and feed as provided for herein
no old soldier of tho union army shall
be discriminated against on account
of his drawing a pension of $12 or
less per month.
Sec 11. No county shall receive
aid which does not furnish tho infor
mation called for in this act to thu
state relief commission on or before
April 1, ISO!), nnd tho distribution to
thu seviral counties shall be construod
so us to not interfere with donations,
solicited by or made to individuals,
precincts or municipalities.
five. vs. nereas an emergency
exists this net shill bo in forco and
take (ffect fr-m aftor its passage.
"PcrliRjs jou would not think so, but a
vory large proportion of Uisoases Ih New
York comes from oarulussness about catch
ing oold," say Dr. Synm Kilnon. "It in
such n simple thinii and so common that
veoy few people, unloss it is a case of
pnoiiinonla, pay any attention to a cold.
New York is ono of the healthiest planus
on the Atlantic const and yet thoro aro a
great many oases of catarrh and oonsnin.
ption which have their origin in this
n?glec. of the simplest proonution of
evory day life. Thu most sonsible advise
in, when you hare ono got rid of it as
soon as possible. By all menus do not
negleot it.'' Dr. Edson does Hot tell yon
bow to cure a cold bat we will. Take
Chamberlain's Coagh Remedy. It will
relievo the lnngs,aidezpootorationaopon
the seoretions and aoon effeot a perma
onre. 20 and CO cent bottles for sale by
Deyo k Orioe.
Prairie Gem.
School closed for winter term
March 15. John Karncr has taught
tour months and given general satis
faction to all concerned, Pearl Neeloy
recciyed tho prize for best deportment.
uco. springer commcncca inn spring
term here Monday, Maroh 18.
I. O. G. T. lodKo No. 7 of this place
will give an entertainment Maroh 25,
entitled "Out in tho Streets," Char
actors, Colonel Wayne, J. Duffy; Sol
omon Dayis, Win. Hogatc; Matt Davis
(his son), Win. Wilson, Dr. McdCold,
Geo. Bodloy; Pete, J. M. Earner; Po
liceman, Ira Banks; Mrs, Wayno, Lou
Hogatc; Nina Wayno (her daughter),
Lou Banks; Mrs. Bradfiold, Pearl
Kershncr; Minnie (her six year old
daughter) Hattio Kershner. Tho
lodge extends a hearty wclcomo to all
aid a grand timo is expected,
A danoo was givo at Grant Kcrsh
ncr'fl old place, a good attendance and
a grand old timo was experienced by
those who attended,
John Duffy will oloso his sohool at
JJatin next wook, ha has given satis
faction during tho past year and bids
fair to make an excellent teacher
should ho ohoso to make that profes
sion his vocation.
Inavate.
It was 85 in tho shaJo Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Everyone is farming around here
nowadays.
Mrs. Wolcott and Mrs. Eddy attend
ed quarterly meeting on Ask Creek
i last week,
Emma and Willie- Unto aro home on
a visit, during vacation, from Frank
lin. There is a good many sick with the
grip around here.
U. Hunter is bujing up a fewstcers
this spring.
Mr. Jones of Red Cloud was visit
ing at C. Hunter's Saturday and Sun
day. The young folks gave a suppriso on
Ncltio Hal last Saturday night it
being hor sextoonth birthday, Thcro
were about 25 present and all report
a vory pleasant time,
Must every ono is going to sowsomo
alfalfa this year.
A. C. Halo has bought a sub-soilcr
and is going to try that this year.
A. C. is one of Nebraska's best farm
ers. llUBTt.i:n.
!ov Hie Time to Make Money
Lust month I cleared, after paving
all cxpeiues, 175 40; the Mouth he
tore $MII 1m, anil Imvf ut the snmo
time attended my ngulnr business,
I believe anyone nu where, can do as
well, us I have not n particularly good
location and no exprrience. When
you have an article that very family
wants, it is vers hi-IImk it. It
seems strange that a pood, cheop Dish
Washer was inv't liclore placid on
tho nisrket With tl c Climax which
sells ut $5, ihi cull vsli ii ii d dry the
di-lu8 for a family m two uitnutes,
w'thout putting tl.o hands in wafr;
as soon as people see t li - washer wnrk
the want one, and ihst is why so touch
money cmi be made so qu ukly r r
full jarticulurs, niiilr ss ih- Clinnx
Mfg Co, Columbus, Ohio. Ie. I
convinocd that any lad orco'l mm
in any location, cm makn fnnn $5 to
$10 a day, as every InmiK will ver
soon have a Dish Washer. Try it,
Htid publish our expenenoe lor tho
bcneOt of others.
Cesar Contu the Italian hifltorinn, is
dead, aged 01 jours.
! i i m m
For Beven yearn or more Mrs. V. D.
Louder, of Qnincy, Ky., wax nutjeot tn
severe uttiicka of cramp colic. Mr. H. H.
Morse, h druuulst of thnt plnee, recom
mended Clinmberlnin'rt Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, whioh hufl effect
ed a purmaifent cure, Having her mnch
suffering besides the trouble mid expensu
of sending for a doctor, whioh wiih often
ncDnry. For nnle by Deyo & (Iriou.
fceliool Iteport.
School Repurt of diHtriot No, (IS,
Wobntcr county, Neb., term ending
March 15, number enrolled mules 24,
females '28, total u2. Average attcn
dancs males 14, females 17, totul 31.
Visitors 20. Number of months
taught 4.
John M Haunrr, Teaohcr.
Blood Poison
THE BANE OF HUMAN LIFE,
Driven Out of the System by
the Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"For flvo yours. I was n crcut 03
fiiiitoror lroin 11 inosi iiersisit'iii ij
lilond disease, iionu of thu various JJ
medicines I took lieing of any s
help wluituver. Hoping that ol
cliango 01 ciiiiiiiiH wouiti iieiienc i
me. I went to Cuba, to Florida, 5
mill then to Saratoga Springs, o
whero 1 reiiiiiined HOinn timo !
drinking tho waters. Hut all was g
no use. At last, being advised a
by sovcral friends to try Ayei's ol
Sarsaparilla, 1 began taking it, l
aim very soon lavoramu resiiiis 5
were manifest. To-tlay I con- o
sldur myself a perfectly healthy o
man, with a good appetite and
not tho least traco of my former
coinnlaint. To all mv friends, o
anil especially young men liku J
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bottle. For sale everywhere. Price, 25c, 50c. and $1.00 per bottle.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
The City Bakery
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Our Itlnl to, l.lvo itmt Let l.lvc.
At thoCity bakery nnil rpHtaiirnntjou
can got tho best Hqunro meal or lunch
in tho city and tho chcapcHt, und keep
on hutul fresh bread, buns, plon and
cuUch. All kinds of bread nUilis tit .'t'2
loaves for $1.00, special rates on larger
lots. You will tliul tin prompt, neat und
olean und first class. Aeconiniodiitloim
for boarding utul lodging. Fresh oysters
Htul ice creiini in neitmin.
Joseph Herburger, Proprietor.
SACltlMCIV SAJjJiJ
OF
JJuirsery
Comprising all
APPLE
Two kind i'rali ApnlcN, i:iinn mid Kofi Ttluplu Nlimlu Trees.
These tree are from three lo four yearn old and urn llrat-clMia
tree. You can jjet your elio'ee Tor 5 eents per tree, Terms ensli,
They must le solo,
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ston's
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John
With w
hicli to test your tyai, thareby insuring acitarucy.
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N. E. ROBINSON,
PAINTER & PAPER HANGER
First clans work u apcclulty. Prices reasonable.
Olllce llrat door south ol Chief with W.F. Hull
See him before giving your order as It will be to your Interest
C. M. SMITH,
Webster UM3 Stable
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
Feed, Sale and Exchange Stable,
Finest Turnouts in the City.
Your patronage solicited. First door south Marble works
Hv
B. & M. WATCH EXAMINER;
HUNAN 25 ANIMAL
Pain from sprains, bruises, cramps,
diseased or torn flesh, aches, wounds.
Neuralgia, etc., can be promptly
relieved and cured by uslnj'
Dr. J. H. McLean's
Volcanic Oil Liniment.
The FARMER'S REMEDY for the
various diseases of domestic animals.
It is easy to apply, relieves at once
and Restaurant
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Have Iicob ruined
through ncgligenr
and procraatlniitlu.
If your night troubles you
In Ih IciimI, consult tin at
once. We bnvc ana of
Eye-meter,
L. COTTING.
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The Jeweler !
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA.
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