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1 , ! z'Mzm. W- T-V !' - wtvw it a. Si. . , - i- diwaiJfcgWii- - "w jrV J y? 1 srfcPrl i Honands Hate Kidney i Trouble and Now Suspect it. How To Find Out. ' Till n liottlc or common glass with your -water nnd let it stand twenty-four hours ; n pent mentor set tlingindicatesan , unliealtliy con ilition of the kid neys; if it stains your linen it is CVHIVIll-U ill vm- ney trouble ; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the hack is nlw convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder arc out of order. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, min in the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary tmssagc. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need n medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent ami one-dollar sics. You may have ti sample lottlc and a book tliat tens an ulwut it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co.. llinir- liamton.N. Y. When notn.orBw.mp-iioot. writing mention this paper mid don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and Ihc nddress, Uinghamton, N. Y. In llfo on skim milk. Tho pro088 Is u bollover lntho possibilities of Ne braska 119 n dairying Htnto nnd ho hIiowh not only Hint ono croatnory pnlil farmers for buttor fnt, during 11)03, u total of l,2r0,(XX), and Hint unolhor paid 11,000,000, thttt ihi 1h only n hinull representation of wliat will bo paid when tho Industry Is dovelopod Secretary S. C. llasfeott of tho Ne- briiskn Dairynicn'h association showod at tho annual mooting in January that whorons thuro woro only two milch cows to tho wpinro mllo in Nebraska in 1880, thero are now sixteen to tho squuro mile, with a total vuluo of W7, 000,000 and with a production aggre gating 120,000,000 during llKX'l. The lliirlington route has published tho llaeckor article, with tho Uassott llgiires, in pamphlet form, and will oir culato hundrodH of copies in tho oast. Any Nebraska!! can hiivo copies sent to custom frionds by Bonding thoir names and addresses to .7. Francis, tho general nussengor agent at Omalia. a glimTse oFtokyo H In the Early Days. Lam Vkoas, N. M , March II To the Editor af 1'iik Ciiikk; It was in the early pail of the month s May, 1870, that four of iih crossed, in a llnlhn.it, tho l'lnttu river below Omaha as the lira t contingent of what was then known as tho Thompson col ony. Tho party was oomposril of William McHride, Harry Biker, James lluntei mid Hie writer. Wo struck southwest, crossing the Little Itluu at wliat vn then known as Wild Dill's place. Oin motive power, or, rather, our slow coino'.ivo power, wasja yoke of oxen of which Mt'liride claimed ownership, and ft oin then until now no ono disputed his claim, to his titlo in the property remained good. We kepi on our route, making a beo lino for tho Hankiu colony, as Red Cloud was then called, there we found a few dugouts. Striking up the river wo crossed Indian creek, and kept on until we reached Thompson creek. Of course it took us several days In reach our destination. Everything then looked to us wild and beautiful; buffalo were plentiful; cranes, prairie chickens and wild tur keys we to in abundance. There were lots of deer, elk, antelope, jack-rabbits and snakes, not foi getting thu odor iferous polecat, one of which Mcltride lied to tho reach-pub of his wagon. The effluvia was a little more than the pioneer could stand very long, so his kunkshlp had lo bu cut loose nnd left where no one cared to seo it irucontlj interred. More of this nnon. M. O'SUI.I.IVAN Nebraska Cows. It would be well for Nebraska if everyouo in tho east wlo thinks of coming hero or who thinks at all of tho dairying industry, could bo handed a copy of mi article on "Dairying in Nebraska," prepared by Prof. A. L. llaeckor of the stato experiment sta tion, uftor tho victory of tho steer Chitllougor, which was given his start CATARRH M&& m WliSutf SWBngffl oa JlMrtj IV cciir-wtr Jor'UJ w, so w aft rrieY0Rtr Ely's Cream Balm This Romocly Is a Specific, sure to civo satisfaction. QIVE8 RELIEF AT ONCE tit cloansos, hooHkw, heals, and ptntcrta tho dixAusod liioiubruuo. It cures Cuturih and drives away n ('old in tho lb-ad quickly. Jtostoriw tun Souh'S of Tatu and Sniufl. .Easy to use. Contains no injurious dings, .Applied into tho nostrils ami iilorbed. largo Hizo, HO cents nt Druggists or by mail; 'Trial Sio, 10 cents by mull. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St.. New York. MDS. CECELIA SToVVE, Orator, tlntro Nou3 Club. SCENES IN THE SCARRED CAPITAL OF EASTERN JAPAN. A Wli!"prcnd Mrdlc-r of Unplonsnnt SlRlitN, Odor anil Sim nil Home t tin- Inconvenience- 'I'll ill lli-Hd the Foreigner In Slioiilnw. Tokyo, the vast xpritwllng capital of fastern .Tapan, a comparatively young city, Is ngod with the scars of lire, of earthquake nnd of war. This great city, once of l.Ono.ixx) Inhabitants, spread over wliat Is popularly estimat ed ns u hundred squiiio tulles, hooiiih still to cower In the shallow of the for tress of the great lyoyuHii. Kor the American tourist unprepared for the real orient and knowing .Japan only through her nit products uud the few pen pictures o'f the artist rluip-o-dists who have eiiibuiTiissed her with their praises Tokyo Is u rare purgative Kvcept for the stalely and dignified tombs of the tdioguus uud the Hue olll elnl grounds uud lit lldlngs of Hie capi tal he finds his hoiiws irssulHI on every side by unpleasant sights, odors and sounds. Approaching Tokyo by train from Yo kohama, he sees the green hllWldcs pla carded with enormous advertisement. Arrived In the city, he finds the poster and billboard everywhere monstrous and flagrant. Stagnant sowers lie along thu roadside, and foul odors arise from tho pavements, constantly wet down by tho householders. Porters and store keepers with a rag of a breechclout or a scant skirt Jostle, shout ami stare, and perhaps a whole family may be seen in n doorway ready for the tub. from which you see the steam arising. A street called the fllnga Is the state street of Tokyo, and hero In the even ing you may find an Infinity of wares spread out upon the walk, which Is one of tho few reul sidewalks in Japan. Most of these wares, however, are a vast Inconsequential array of cheap trifles, such ns the enterprising mana ger of an American "live cent store" might gnther together. There are. how ever, a number of somewhat preten tious stores to be seen by the persist ent shopper. Shopping in Tokyo, however, is at tended by many inconveniences. To be gin with, your rickshaw man knows no English and nothing about the stores, and the names and numbers of streets are known only to the map makers. Where a street has a name It Is likely to belong only to the shady side and to run around the block Instead of contin uing from tho next corner. If. how ever, you sueoeeu in tinning a store your troubles have Just begun. The proprietor sits at the rear of the estab lishment, cross logged, before a small desk. Iiy virtue of being In his own store he has reached the summit of earthly deslro and cares nothing about you. Perhaps if you wait some small clerk of a dozen years or less will come to wait upon you uud. seeing you lire a foreigner, will charge you extra for the few words of English he can mus ter. If you are bold enough to leave your rickshaw ami wander about on foot you will soon attract a curious crowd, the clatter of wIiom1 wooden geta upon llie flags will well nigh deafen you. It Is a good niitiircd, well meaning crowd, however, and will soon be scattered by ii policeman. If there are any clerks going your way they will address you In the hope of learning a few words of English or Inviting you lo their stores. There Is no hostility or insult, only cu riosity and good natured, childish amusement. , Modesty Is an unknown quantity In Japan, as one soon learns. If your rlck Htiuw man's two garments become damp he Is likely to change them before you. and fellow travelers In the curs are suro to change their clothes without deference to place or surroundings. Men and women use the same lank at the same time in the public baths with out a thought of Impropriety. The streets of a Japanese city are full of interesting sights and seem never twice the same. Eery store and eery passer by is a novelty that chains the attention for a moment. In a land 170 Warren Avenue, Chicago, In,., Oct. 22, 1002. For nearly four years 1 suffered from ovarian troiiulca. Tho doc tor insisted on nn operation as tho only way to get well. I, however, slrnnnlv objected to an operation. My husband felt disheartened n well as 1, for homo with n sick woman is a disconsolate ploco at beat. A friendly druggist ndvised him to get a bottlo of Wino of Cardui for mo to try, and bo did so. I began to imprnvo in afowdavs and my recovery was very rapid. With in eighteen weeks I was another i being. &UAjLcL jbMAHu Mrs. Stowo'fl letter shows overv woman how a homo is saddened by j ftinalo weaknes and how completely Wine, ot Uanttii cures tliat sick ness and brings health and happi ness aaain, )o not co on sutler- inff. Go to Your drutrcist todnv and Bccuro a $1.00 bottlo of Wine of Cardui. WlNEMHUI where ncatry nil wares are hnnd mndc ever' nrtlclo lins some Individuality, nnd one Is led on with the hope of find ing something better thnn the rest. Henvy loads lire carried through the streets on the bncks of innn nnd wom en, on horses and on two wheeled enrts. The carts uiv drawn by bulls or shag gy northern stallions and me guided by the driver, who walks with the pole. The burdens carried by women and children are remarkable. All over Ja pan the heaviest work Is done by wom en, the bricks and ninaonry for the new museum and government buildings be ing so transported In the heat of mid summer. Children carry their brothers nnd sisters strapped to their backs and haul great loads on heavy enrta. The llfo of the laboring classes seems very arduous, and they nre remnrknbly pa tient and Industrious. Throughout city and country every one seems to be hard ' nt work. I The death rate of Tokyo Is very high. The (.iistom of cnrrylng very young children strapped on the back with their heads unprotected from the sun lends to thousands of cases of brain fe ver nnd blindness. A majority of the children boar the marks of Bkln dis eases, nnd their heads arc often nan seating to behold. The water used in ' the city Is suspicious, nnd trnvelera drink spring wuter or tea. The general practice of rubbing certain wooden Im ages on the temples to secure freedom from vnrloiis forms of disease undoubt edly assists the spread of various dis orders. Chicago Ohronlelo. Public Sale Monday, March 21, at io a. m.f the undersigned will sell at public auction at hio residence, 5 miles north and 1 mile west of Red Cloud, 37 -Head of Stock-37 consisting of Mules, Horses and Cuttle. Also, Farm Machinery, House hold Goods, Etc. J. W. WALLIN. COL. WINFREY, Auctioneer. l'lntinllilc Infercnrr. Olll M-t-Pmy. how do yon know Miss Merrln has remained single from choice? Horace Ileeause I never heard her say she hud.-Boston Transcript. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM rlnmr. and trammel the litlr. frnmotrt n luxuriant growth. Never Palls to llestoro Ory Hair to lt Youthful Color. Cun. !p i1i.rAt K hair tailing. gir.iimltlni'm lm;rl' P CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH ENNYR0YAL, PILLS ,rjv Original anil Only Orntilnts 2ft "tv ..' v"h UM ribbon. 'I hLf no ollin Tn ia lneron Suh.tllutluntMt I fry tlunn. Huy of jour I'runKt't "Sfi I - Jf lmi for I'nrlleiiliirs, 'MB VT K "Keller r.rl.n.Ue,"i,PI B A VI IU...utl.l.l. . ..,,& ..V ll.nla. V!kV .... 7-f tlfllU.'wTf-lt.w I'Vflf.lWII III 1IKD n1 Cold nirllUli) b-HM Mll vlih uui ribbon. 'I hIt no ollr Kefu.n Itancerou Suh.tllutlunlB Imita tion. Iluj ot jour UruKKl.t 'Mini 4e. m umi. for 1'nrtleul.ira. rP.BnioiilaU nl "Heller for l.nill'."'iWI'r- by re L' tarn Mall. lO.OIIOTnllmoniil.. Soil bj -i all tiriniliM. Chleheler4'hemleal1a. e-Xll MailUoa Muuare, 1'IIILA.. I'A. Frit veil ll Ml Hern "llnnr." A messenger hoy was bent Iiy nil ofliclal of one of the lilg banks to pur chase a pamphlet. When the lad re turned and handed over the little pack age lie stood toying with his cap until the I'linker Mild: "Well, my hoy. 1 gues It's all right." "(iee." said the hoy. brightening up Immediately, "dat's a load off my mind. When dut bookman took de half dollar an' didn't give nie uothlfV but dat weeny, dinky bit of rendlu'. gee whiz, I says, he's n-doln me up fur fair I Why, I don't pay only a nickel fur my books, an' dey'ie twice us big as d.it one." New York Press. City Dray and Express Line. V. AV. STUDICHAICHlt, PKOP. Goods Delivered to any part of the city. Charges as low as the Lowest CITY AGENTS FOR ADAAS EXPRESS CO. TBLKI'HONKS, Residence 52. Office 119 tbUiiabuVbtbuVuViiluVutUfuVuVuVibkuVuVbuVUA ISAAC 35- COL.VIN, REAL ESTATE $ FARM LOANS. Lock Ilnx -23. Guide Hock, Neb. VII kinds of property bought, sold and exchanged. COLJ.KCTIONB MADB. TBftM IlEASONAHLB fDoNT Be FooledA Ucnufne ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA Is put up In wiilte packages, manufactured excluiWcly by tho fitadlson Mtdlclnt Co.. Madison, Wis. bells at 3s cents a package. All other ore rank Imitations and substitutes, don't risk your health by taking them. IHriOENUINti makes sick Ecoplo Well, Keeps you Well. All Honest ealers sell the Genuine. HOLLISTCR DKUQ CO, Madison, Wis. Itt-OOIIIIIIt'lllllltillll. "Didn't jour old employers recoin mend you 7" "Oh. yes!" "Their wind should have (lough." "It was. They announced me ns the best man they ever turned out." Cin cinnati Commercial Tribune. been SAY, HISTER! Do you know that it will pay VOU. as well as US, to buy your Hiiilding Ma terial and Coal atom-yards? Not only that our prices .vvtRAUB lower, or at least us low, us those of our competit ors, but iiecau.sk we tuko especial care of and protect till can bo classed as ll K ( U L A 11 C U S T O M R 11 S . PL ATT FREES CO. Coal. Lumber. lfiaaaOjaaiiojaflinaaajijtata7fj. aalTlaaaarnaaaaaa,ffaaiaaffttaaaataAt- 6 f r-f- S- s-e- t-s- 6 i 8 e-f-t-t-s-t- - II'.MTMI T,M TABLE li(BBI Red cloud. Neb. LINCOLN OMAHA CniGAUO SI. JOE KANSAS CITY SI. LOUIS ami all points east ami wulh. DENVER HELENA DUT1E SALT LAKE. 0') PORTLAND SAM FMXCISCl ami all point' west. A I't-o lili-ut Sinn. Knlcker -I Mil Suburbs leave his fam ily well provided for? Ilocker- Yes, indeed. He had cooks engaged for two months ahead. liar per's. Imitate the sun and shine ns often ui the clouds will let you. No, So, So No TUAINB LBAVB AS rOM-OWR! 13. 1'anfeiiKi'f dnily for Oberlln and St. KrniirlKurancuut-.Ox ford. McCook. Denver nticl nil polnlB west......... ............. 6 Xia.m 14. rameiiKer ilBlIy for St. .Joe, Kalinin City, Atrhlion, St. LoiiIp. Lincoln via Wjrmore and all points can and nniitl! 2-10 a. a 11. VashCDKCr. dally, Denver, all points la Colorado, Utah anil California . H:l5 p.m 16. I'aKsonKer. dally for Stv,Toc, KaiiKns City, Atrhlson, St. Louie and all points earn aim loutti 10'3-Sa.tD So, 171. Accommodation, dally except Sundny. Ilastlnus. GrHnd Is land, lllack Hills nnd all points In the northwest......... 2:nrip.m bleepliiK, (llnliiK, and rccllnlne chair rart (seatB free) on tliroiiRh trains. Tlcltcu sold and baggaRO rliecked to any point In tho Unite' States or Canada, For Information, tlmo tables, mnps or tlokeu call on or address .A. Conovcr, Agont. JleC Cloud, Ncbr. or J. Francis, Giuetal I'ankCUKOi Aennt Otnaha. Nebraska INKI.AMMATOIIY IIIIKl'MATIsM ITItUO IN :t DAYS Morton I., f f 11. nf I.i'bnuon Ind.. n)s; "My ulfe Inid Inlltummitotv HIieuinatlMii In every imerlu anil Joint, tier niircrlti hkh terrible nnd her li iiy nnd face were snnllen almost be jond recoKtdiion; had l((n In bed six weeks suit' Imil olKht rliyilclHUH, but rereUed nn benefit until t-lui tried Die M)(lc Curo for Itlientnntlim, It cavo Immedlitto relief and the wiih able to walk about In tlireo dnj h. I am -.lire It Mfd her life." Sold by II. K. Orlce, mut-KM. Ited Cloud. $100 Buggy Given Away S m ' Tub Ciiiki- takes Iduasnro In an-i iiomieliig that sonieotio of its sub scribers will in the near future he pre- sented with 11 $1(X) buggy. We huvo dotei mined to Inereaso our subsorip- tion list, and at tho sutne time offer an inducement to old subscribers to pay up. Horr- is tho plan: For overy dollar paid on .subscrip tion, by elthor now or old subscribers, tho portion paying the same will bo entitled to four guo-ses on the total number of udniissio- h to tho World's fair at St. Louis 11 opening day, April 30, 101H. The person making the near est correct guess will bo presented with 11 handsome 61(H) buggy, ubso lutely free. The buggy will be on ex hibition nt Foteion'H implement house. To enable subscribers to form mi 1 estimate on tho probable attendance, j wo give the following figures on pro- j vlous similar events: I Number of udtnisslous on open in dny at Philadelphia Con- I tennial, 187(5 1S(J,(?2 At opening of tho World's Fair, Chicago, IBltt i:i7.-V.T At dedication day of St Louis World's Fair, April :U, VM 10:t,:Kl7 Looking for a Home? Then why not keep in view the fact that the farming lands of Western Canada are sufficient to support a population ot 50.000.000 or over? Tho Immlcratlon to Western Canada durlne the past six years has been phenomenal. i KlkaLTlTTaakk nSffl 'kTH A" Homisfead Lands easily accessible, nnd other lands may be purchased from Hallway and Land Companies, Western Canada's craln lands produce marvellous crops.whlle tho crazing lands contain all the nutritive qualities for fat tening cuttlo and other stock. Hurkrta, Nchnols, ItullHuys i nil all fithrr rondltlans mukF Wf.trrn ('nnnilu a dralrnble spot for tho borne seeker. Write to tho Superintendent Im mlcnttlon.Ottawa.Cnnaila.fora descriptive Atlas, und other In formation: or to thu authorized Canudlnn Government Agent W. V. BliNNETT, 801 New York Life Bldg., Omaha, Neb. IN EVERY STYLE. Tho Don Ton is prepnred to .servo Ostors in every stylo on short notice. All kinds of Hot Drinks for cold weather served at the soda fountain. Catering for parties und dances The Bon Ton W. S. BBNSE. Proprietor. Bowling is n pleasant recreation, is invigorating and is a healthful pastime, nnd for u pleasant hour's amusement nothing Is more interesting than u game or two at the : : : Apex Bomlinq Alleys W. L. M c M I Ii L A N, P r o p r i o t o r . Choico Tobaccos and Cigala Always on Hand H. B. ASHBR, VETERINARIAN Of the Kansas City Veter inary College. Olllco at C. M. Smith's Livery Unru. ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED Telephone 10. HIM) CLOUD, - - NKU. At Hlne Hill every Thursday. fM INSURANCE against Fire, Lightning, Cy clones and Windstorms, .see JNO. B. STANSER, agent for the Farmers Union lnur iineo Co., Lincoln, Neb,, tho best in surance company in tho stato To Cure a Cold in One Day m Mm -.:! ... . if Take uaxaiive DroniQ ixunnw iodicis. g fjfcJ Seven MuBon boxes sold In past 13 months. This Signature, ' & Xyr Cures Crirj In Two Days. oneverv twi box. 25c MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment uVch Cutu, Buriin, IUuIhcb. in uHe for over sixty yourH. for Man, Beast or Poultry. Best for Horse ailments. limbers wp StlfT Joints. cures Frostbites nnd Chilblains. MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN Mustang Liniment Mustanq Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment cures Sprains and Strains. cures Snavln and R1m1,... heals Old Sores anlckly. Best for Cattle ailments. penetrates to the very bone. Best thing for a lame horse. MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN MEXICAN -i Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment Mustang Liniment is a poBiuvc cure lor i-iies. cures all forms of Rheumatism. cures Caked Udder in cows. 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