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Child Suffered for Throo Yoors
Without Rollof-Torrlblo Itching
mid Burning Skin Dlaoa3o.
When thrco months old our boy was
polBoned with ivy. Ho suffered for three
years without (rotting relief. I daw
onoof tho advertisements of Hood's Snr
snpsrlllft, consisting of a testimonial
wheroa child was cured of Ivy poisoning.
My faith was very weak at first, but I
told my husband I would llko to try a
bottlo of Hood's 8a snjmrilln. Doctor's
mcdiclnq hod failed to help him In tho
least. Wo concluded to buy flvo bottles
of Hood's Barsaparllla and tho child be
pin taking It. Boforo ho had Anished all
that wo had purchased ho was cured. I
unvo also been cured of skin dlscoso by
Hood's Barsaparllla. I wan In such a
condition that I could hardly enduro tho
Itching and burning. I tolt that I must
givo Hood's Barsaparllla a fair trial, which
I did. 1 took four bottles and It cured
mo." Christina GnnitN, Oanastota, B. D.
Hood's Barsaparllla Is sold by all drug
gists, fl; six for (5. Do euro to got Hood's.
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WABHINOTON NOTES.
Washington, D. C, July 11.
Tho destruction of Corvora's fleot,
and tho ponding surrender of thoSpan
isb at Santiago has mndo poaco talk
very prevalent on tho other sido of tho
Atlantic, but up-to this tlmo thcro has
been no official word from Spain on
this subject. Membors of tho diplo
mats corps say that tho poaco talk is
boing encouraged by tho Spanish gov
ernment, a a "fooler" of public senti
ment both In Spnl l and this count 17.
In administration circles, it is said (hat
nothing short of a request from tho
government of Spain will cause this
government to naino its terms of pence
they will not be named t any other
governmeul acting for Spain and thai
nothing short of uu absolute and uu
qualified acceptance of those terms
will cause the slightest change in the
Slans for tho further crushing of
pain's power. It Is stated at tho navy
department that tho fleet ofCommo
doro Watson will start for Spain this
week, and that the campaign against
Porto Rice is to bo pushed ahead us
rapidly as possible. fc?uiuu think that
peaco is in sight, but thoso who know
tho Spanish character host, say that
some more whipping will be necessary
to bring it about. Tho whipping will
oj aouo an ugm, as iast as ino oppor
tunny is given our ooys. in fact, our
soldiers aro afraid that peaco will be
reached bofore thoy havo all had an
opportunity to do somo fighting.
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Congress camo very closo to adjourn
ing in tho midst of a fight on tho floor
of the house botweou mojibors. Fit
tingly onough, tho wuuld-boboligoronts
wero Cannon of Illinois, and i3n.lt of
Texas. Cooler hoadod mon succeeded
in keoping tho Cannon and tho Ball
from gotting at each other until thoy
had a chance to cool down a little
thus escaping a disgraceful scono that
wouia nave neon witnessed by bun
areas 01 sonooi teacuers from overy
BeouoD 01 me country, wuo aro in
Washington in connection with tho
National Educational Convention, and
wno orowuuu mu gnuenes at ine Cap
itol to witneis tho closing of tho session
of congress. Representative Cannon
withdrew his remarks from the Record
and apologized for having called Rop-
IVOVUiuinv w ill... uutltu'iucuuiu-
tlvo Hall did not withdraw tho lan
guage that provoked tho epithet, Tho
whole Incident was based upon a "tem
pest in a tea-pot" started by tho at
tempt of Representative Handy of Del
aware, to havo tho houso order striok
on from the Record, a portion of tho
speech made by Roprcsenlutivo Ray ol
Now York, which reflected upon Rep.
rcHontativo Champ Clmk of Missouri,
nu attempt that fallod.
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Unless somo persons in Washington
aro very badly informed, Gen. Mies
has no idea of rouphiug it in Cuba, or
in tho campaign against Poiioltico,
which hn is .0 command and which is
to be at onee lieguu, unless thuSnauish
really asl; for poaco or just talk about
it. On tho contrary, headquarters,
which, aecnidiiig to tliis information,
will bo on tho magnllleent passenger
steamer "Graml Duchek.su," will havo
oveu more elegant ami luxurious sur
roundings than weie contained in tho
private cur in which hu ami his staff
mado that Inspection trip to Florida
several weeks ago. The Headquarters
of General Miles will remain 011 tho
si earner until tho camp ugu is over, if
thoso who givo out in is imfoimalioit
havo things as straight as thoy think
thoy havo, nutl the steamer enniesu
l.irgo supply of tho sort of provisions
that art usually only furnished at high
priced hotels.
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Tho session of congress that camo to
such an abrupt end after tho senate
adopted tho resolution for tho uutiox
ation of Hawaii was ouo of tho most
important ever held. It appropriated
$201,788,095 for tho prosecution of tho
war, but it did a great deal more than
legislate for tho war, it may bo judged
from tho fact that It appropriated for
othor purposes $S.JO,7!i(),S0O, making u
grand total impropriated for all pur
poses of $Sl)2,5'.J7,0l)l, a larger umotiut
than was ver before nppropnatod at a
single session. In addition to the an
nexation of Hawaii, tho following im
portant laws upon subjects not con
nected with tho war, were placed upon
Hi'1 sintuii 'it 01 A n in, , 1 i), ik
I II I I -Ml J I'll" I'll I'H l I.I 1 1 1
statu L'oiiiuii'tt'u luw, piovlilmg l'u 1 ui
liilratlon of all dllli-ience' between
common can icrs nnd their employes;
a commission (o revise laws 1 elating to
patents tiadoiiiarks, o ',.; removal of
political disabilities Imposed by the
fourteenth iimntidinoiil: nppropiiiitlou
to pay ( 1 out Britain tho Uciing Sea
award; for tho pro ectlon of people of
Indlnu Tenitory nnd for other pur
poseful industrial commission to in
vestigate ami report to congress on I he
condition anil needs of nil brunches of
trade and Industry. Whatever elso tho
memliers may bo chat god with, thoy
havn certainly not lacked patriotism;
every bit of war legislation asked for
by the administration, promptly given.
Tho president lost no tlmo in nnm
Inglho :ommlsslon authorized by the
Hawaiian annexation resolution, to
recommend tho congressional legis
lation mado necessary by annexation
and to be composed of three Americans
and two Ilawailaiis. Thoso chosen aro
Senators Cullom and Morgan, Repre
sentative Hilt. President Dole and As
sociate Justice Frear. The last two of
Hawaii.
WAR NOTES IN BRIEF.
Havana is still in communication
with Madrid by cable.
Jonah Cervora was swallowed
right, but who was tho whalof
It is believed that tho populaco
all
of
(Spain aro aiming for civil war.
A Spanish privnteer, with fivo guns,
Is hovering off the coast of II. Itlsli Co
lumbia. Tho franking privilego will probably
bo extended to soldiers nnd jailors
during tho war.
If Spain has really purchased tho
O'HIgglus, sho would do well lo savo It
for a nest egg.
Thoro is no discount on Gen. Shatter.
Ho will do to (io to. Nothing seems to
got away from him.
That barbed who fenco at Santiago
could not keep tho Michigan troops
out of a potato patch.
Tho pope is reported to bo greatly
dejected by tho destruction of Cor
vora's fleet at Santiago.
Whilo Camara is safe at Port Said
common prudonco would seem to die
tato that ho stay at said port.
In tho event of an uprising of tho
populaco in Spain thoro is gtavo dan
gor of a mutiny in tho army.
A regiment of troons will bo feont im
mediately from San Francisco to Hon
olulu to garrison tho forts.
It Is apparent that tho Morrimao
must havosurunk a good deal after be
ing planted in tho harbor ontranco.
Ouo of llio conspirators who placed a
bomb in the pal.tec A tin- Queen Re
gent, of Spain, had been arrested and
executed.
Admiral Dewoy will romaln inactive
until the arrival of General Morrltt
who will probably reach Manila abut
July 25th.
A Madrid dispatch says that the
press is clamoring for an investigation
and punishment of Admiral Corvera
and his officers.
Spain
sin
ilesblp PoS and the armored l
battleship
cruiser Carlos V.
Spain's navy is substantially crushed.
All tho ships that remain could not
last two hours under the flro of Ameri
can marksmen.
Only regular United States postal
rates aro required on mails for tho
Philippines, whether addressed to mili
tary mon or civilians.
Admiral Cervora, when ordered to
dash out of Santiago harbor, cabled in
roply, "I will oboy, and go to my doom
Sunday morning."
Most of tho Spanish cabinet favors
poaco, but apparently fear tho rao of
tho pooplo who havo been decoivod by
falso stories of viotory.
The raiting of tho United States flag
Ht Honolulu upon tho arrival of the
cruiser Philadelphia, will bo an occa
sion of groat ceremony.
Gov. Lowndes, of Maryland has an
nounced that tho stato will presont a
sword of honor to Commodore Schley,
who is a native of Frederick county.
An ordinary American canoe, armed
with a doublo barreled Bhotgun and
flying tho United States flag, is a good
match for any Spanish torpedo boat.
Tho Spanish government is looking
for a pretext to put General Weyler
safely behind tho bars on account of
his intrigues with revolutionary ele
ments. Senator Mason of Illinois has In his
possession tho Spanish flag that floated
over Cavllo fort at Manila, May 1.
whon it was surrendered to Admiral
Dewey.
hx -Postmaster Gontral Wanamaker
has requested permission of tho gover
nor of Pennsylvania to onter the stato
national guard with a twolvo company
regiment.
It is said that tho war costs Spain
$1,003,000 a day. Hut Homo days aro
moro expensive than others. A $15,
000,000 fleet was mashod out of exist
islonco on July 3d.
Cuba's indepumtoiu'0 will not bo
subject to uuropoau supervision, as
Spain suggests. It would bo to tho
iutorest of tho Madtid government to
drop all such absurd notions.
Congress, on tho ovo of adjournment
uipropriateu ;xj,uuu to itefray expens
es of transportation to their homes of
tno remain of officers and soldiers
who are killed or dlo outsido of tho
United States.
The United States has sent to Cuba a
largo number of light draught gun
boats to run down and capture the
hundreds of small Spanish war crafts
hiding in tho shallow bays and Inlota
of tho island.
Col. E. M. Stowart, for many years a
resident of the Philippines, says tho
opportunities for enterprising Ameri
cans to mako vast fortunes In thoso
islands duriug tho next twenty years
nie boundless.
Santiago will havo occasiou to do.
11I010 tho visit of Cervora which
iirnugui an American army upon tho
town. Cervora is gone, but tho army
lias decided to remain and run up tho
stars and stripes over Mono,
One of tho most remarkablo of the
many wonders of tho naval fight at !
oauuago is tuo iact mat v,otutnouoro
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V- i'i Jl-iglip, urn Jiiii.klii, ui
I mi 1. f i the limes nud 1 nut' nut i
110 nKut pi utile, ili tiiiilijiui.il.
Sineo Cervcra's fleet was deslrovoil
the Spanish Cruisers Alphonso XII
and Reiua Mercedes have been sunk bj
our shells, one 110.tr Havana, tho other
in Santiago harbor. At this rate Spain
will soon rciito from tho naval busi
ness. Gen. Shaflor, In reply to un inquiry
from tho war department, denounced
as absolutely falfco the repor'ed killing
of Spanish pilsonotR by Cubans, wlti
lug that "tho Cubans have shown no
disposition to treat badly any Span
lards who have fallen Into their hands.'
Tho two Spanish fleets sunk nt Man
ila and Santiago numbered in all
eighteen ships. They lost over 2300
killed, wounded and prisoners. The
American loss Is 0110 killed, eight
wounded, and not a. ship was damaged.
This Is one of tho most surprising facts
In all history.
Not many weeks ngo the people of
Havana gavo 11 great celebration In
honor of tho arrival in the harbor of
tho Vlscayn and tho Oquondo. Near
thogayly decorated cruisers were the
pathetic relics of tho Maine. The
beach at. Santlego shows how woll tho
Maine has been remembered, and tho
account Is not yet satisfied.
One of Corvera's iinost ships, tho
Cristobal Colon, is said to bo in good
condition, notwithstanding tho treach
erous efforts of tho Spaniards I'i ren
der her useless afler sho had boon sur
rendered. Sho will bo towed to Now
port News nud repaired, and soon tho
stars and slripos will float over hot.
Concerning tho fighting qualities of
the Cubans it is said by our troops nt
Santiago that thoj aro excellent sol
diers an i all stories to tho contrary
aro pure fabrications by oxlra smart
newspaper correspondents Tho Cu
ban invariably tliiows away his gun ou
encountering the onemy and rushes
into tho fray with pistol and machole,
sweating in Spanish, and In English
whan ho cau, and daring tho Spanish
to stand up boforo tho "Almighty Cu-ban-Amorican."
Uuliko our troops,
tho Cuban singles out a man and lights
until ho kills him.
Obituary.
Elizabeth O'Noall was born in New
berry county, South Carolina, Febru
ary Otli, 1818. Sho moved with her
paronts ti Green county, Indiana in
1832 nud was united in m air i ago March
11th. 1840 to Johu lioydo. Thoy moved
to Warren county, Illinois in 1847,
whoro they resided until his death
July 5th, 1804. To this union wero born
three sons and two daughters. Mrs.
O'Noall died July 12th, 1808, at tho
homo of her mm lloury Uoyd south of
Rlmleii where sho made her homo for
tho past sixteen years. She was aged
85 years, 5 months and 8 days. She
leaves ono brother, two sons, one
daughter, thirteen grand-children, sjx
great grand-children and a host of
friends to mourn her loss. She was a
tine devoted christian for over forty
yoais. Tho fuuorul was couducten by
Iter. Hummcll at Plalnvlew school
house and her body wa Interred in tho
Plainuiew cemetery. .
COWLES.
Tho harvest had hardly begun when
uuw tuhlu u"ine- '
Mr. Decker and familv were tho
guests of Nod Hard and family Sun
day. Tho M. E. parsonage is boing painted
which improves it looks greatly.
Mr. T. Paul is ereoting a tino new
residonce in the south part of town.
Mrs. Goo. Hagar is expecting to leavo
soon for tho Trans-MUslssippl Expo
sition. )
Mart Good, after a pleasant visit
with parents nnd friends, left fot Mari
on, Iowa, last Wednesday.
Miss Besslo Poyor and Georgio Scott
woro in uou.utoua Tuesday where
they tako lessons in musio.
tiarry waller has purchased a new
selfbinder.
Liohtfoot.
Catarrh is
Not Incurable
But it can not be cured by sprays,
washes and inhaling mixtures whioh
reach only the surface. The disease is
in the blood, and can only be reached
through tiio blood. S. S. S. is the only
remedy which can have any effect upon
Catarrh; it euros tho disease perma
nently and forever rids the system of
every trace of tho vile complaint.
Miss Josle Owen, of Montpcllor, Ohio,
writes: "I was af
flicted from infancy
with -Catarrh, and no
ono can know the
Buffering It prodncci
better than I. The
sprays and washci
prescribed by the doc
tors relieved me only
temporarily, and
though I used them
oonstantl) for ten years, the disease hod a
firmer hold than ever. I tried a number ol
blood romedlcB, but their mineral Ingredient!
settled in my bones and gave me rheumatism.
I was In a lamcntablo condition, and after ex
hausting all treatment, was declared Incurable,
Seeing 8.8.8. advertised aa a cure for blood
diseases, I decided to try It. As soon as my
system was under tho effect of tho medicine,
I began to Improve, and after taking It for
two months I was cured completely, the
dreadful disease was eradicated from my sys
tem, and I havo had no return of It."
Many havo been taking local treat
ment for years, and find themselves
worse now than over. A trial of
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will prove it to bo tho right remedy
for Catarrh. It will cure tho most ob
stinate case.
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in tlmo. Bold br drumtliti. IH
Our iialiy has been eoniliiua uoiil-
led witti eiiiili'ia uiul elioleni infiiii urn
since, his birth, and all that we could
do for him did not seem to givo more
than temporary relief, until wo tried
Cliamborialii'fl Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea Remedy. Siuco giving that rem
edy ho Iii-s not been troubled. We
want to glvn you this testimonial as nn
evidence of our gratitude, not that you
need it to advertise your meritorious,
remedy. (. M. Law, Keokuk, Iowa
For alo h) II K Grice.
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REOEIVCD tVOM
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure
JlH'
LI P. BA11COOK, of ATOca, N. Y., a
votcran of tho 3rd r . . Artillery and
for thirty yoira of tin Habcock It
Munsol Carriage Co., of Auburn, says: "I
wrlto to express my gratitude, forthotnlrac
lous benefit received from Dr. .Miles' Heart
Curo. I suffered foryearj, r.jm Mill of army
llfo, from sciatica which nlTocicit iuy heart
In tho worst form, :ay limbs swelled from
tho ankles up. I bloitcd until I was unable.
to button my clcihlus: hr.d eharp pulnvj
about tho heart, smothering spells nntr
shortness of breath. Tor throo months I
vasunablo to Ho down, and all tho deep I
got was In an arm chair. I was treated by
tho best doctors but gradually grow worse.
About a year ngo I comrnencod taking Dr.
Miles' Now Heart Curo and It savod my llfo
as If by a miracle"
Or. Miles' Romodlos
aro sold by all drug
gists undor a positive
guarantee, first bottle
bonoflta or monoy ro
fundod. Book on dis
eases of tho heart and
nerroa frco. Address,
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tras, vocalist or Instru
mental soloists. There Is
nothing like It for an evening's entertainment.
Other so-called talking machines reproduce
only records of cut-and-dricd subjects, specially
prepared la a laboratory, but the Qraphophone
la not limited to such performances. On tho
draphophoneyoucan easily mako and Instantly
reproduco records of tho voice, or any sound.
Thus It constantly awakens new Interest and
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r.dlion and Macdonald. Oar esubiuhmnnt Is benfl
uunrtcr or the worlsl for Talking Muhlnrs and
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NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given Hint rcaled bid will be
received by tho hoard of Education of r'ebool
Dlstrloi No. 0, Webster county, Nebraska, for
tho erection of it school Iiouhq In Maid illMrlct.
The plans hih! specifications for said building
aro uow i'ii mo in me omce in ine couiuy u
pcrlntendoiit of public, Instruction, wliero they
miiv ba examined bv liitoreited imrtlcs.
Said bids aro to bo tiled with ('. I), l)lcker.on.
director of ka((1 illsirict. on or before 10 o'clock
a. m.. July: 1,1803.
Said ichool dutrlet reserves tho right to rejoct
any or all bids.
C. D. Dickriiiiox. Director.
ALrnau McUall Moderator.
Fiunic Stokks, Treasurer.
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