r
A "J. P." that Fined Himf.
Uub.-rt Malzahn. Jusiu-e the, p,.ac.
at Cood Th.in.lor. Minn.. dispenses
W.juor at ri-t.ll w,n not occupied
ith hi Judicial ran-s. A f.nxl in-nt-ctur
secured from Mr. Ms.zahn's
Mace of business a. sample of black
'"rry. A complaint whs bw.mh out
and Jm!K Malzahn In his judic ial c
lar!ty, ht-ard the case of Malzahn. the
ral.Knk., por. Klmim Malxahn. the
defendant, putlty. ju,l.. MaUain im
rRd a fine of $23. and then as Mai
ahn, the saloonkeeper. h paid the
fine. The money has boon remitted
to the state treasurer.
Royaltiei Coming Here.
If all promise are fuliM! tbf
nlt0l States will have royal visitors
Eiloro next summer. So far these
liavo announced their Intention to
visit the land of the fn-o: King Leo
pold of Iielk'ium. KIhk Monellk of
Abyssinia, the Crown I'rtnoo of Gor
many, the Crown l'rlnco of Sweden
and the Crown Prince of China.
N'.it a few men have to wear glasses
bponiiFe their eyesight U too Rood.
Such clxsacs r.rc tho spectacles of tol
erance. Only a woman Ii r.yilL of arriv
ing at a conclusion wkhotit using
t-ithur renson or Judgment.
Defiance Starch Is put up IP, ounces
In a package. 10 renta. One-third
more Htareh for the name money.
Tho masculine idea of an Intellec
11 woman is one who Is as thin as a
match and wears glasses.
When a small boy pets his linger
caught In the pantry doer it isn't the
Jam he is looking for.
The difference between charity nnd
philanthropy a tho length of the news
paper free space.
To be ashamed of one's wlfo or
mother Is tho saddest fate that can
befall a man.
Tho weather man Is having lots of
fun with his vaudeville stunt of quick
changes.
Teople who withhold sxatltudo aro
apt to do wholesale grumbling.
Some preaching is about as tilling
.as a' bill of fare in tho desert.
Tho man who hurries is frcnucntly
only spurring a rocking-horse.
Science Is simply tho search Into
the mind of tho Supreme.
Ic la uossiblo for a man to bo a
flatterer and also a rounder.
Tho swortnc3s of adverulty la apt to
sour a man's disposition.
Some mothers save clipper SGlo:iand
spoil children.
$100 Reward, S2C0.
Tho roninr of thin piipr will 1m, i 'imkM to Iran
rtlil ili'-rt Ih nt loan nun tlri-ii.ti-tl tlUi'i.t.n th'il cl-m
I si l-.'U Ht.ii- In ril re In ml i, MlKL-cit, i-lul tlm la
t iitttrrll. ILiH'a ( uUrrl, ( urn I tho imiy piwltlv
cure llmr knimn to l!io incilli nl fi-Hii-mlty. Catar-:,
t't-lt-4 ft t-.intli iitlunikl itUi'imf. ruiiiln- a ('..iwitu
tlniiiil trruinirtit. Hull's I'uurrh cure Ih taken lit
trrtiHlly, ai'tlnK itlriM'tly iipuu III hlueil Htul timeout
nirfiirpH of ilm nymrtii, thi-rctijr tl-sirnying the
foitiiilatli-ti of llio ilUiHt.p. nml IvtiiK tin- pattern
treuittli ly luitliltntf ui the uonHiitntinn and hmsIhi
luu; natimi In iIiiIiik lu work. Tho priiprk-iort
to llim-h fullli In II curative power that they utter
Cina Hundred Indium fur any ra.0 lliut It fail U
cure. Kemi fur llt of ti-"itmonlal,
Aditre.a V. .1. t'UKNKV & CO., Toledo, 0,
huid by all Urllitirfat. ,rtc.
Take liall't i amity l'llli for conmtpalloo.
'It's the black sheep that generally
lives to a ripe old age, while the
spring lamb dies young.
Any man who is continually making
a fool of himself must bo a natural
born tautologlst.
A man can make his wlfo believe al
most anything during their honey
moon. Of course, tho real test of a pudding
Is your Inability to sloop after eat
ing It.
The cynic is a man who sees his
own heart and calls it tho world.
Tho sad coquette Is saddest when
she has no ono to coquette wltb.
Tho atheist can estimate God when
the deaf can critlclee music.
Clocks are not sentimental at lea3t
they never hold hands.
A rain of errors Is ono the weather
man hasn't predicted.
Our troubles aro ofteu tho result of
a vivid Imagination.
It certainly takes some men down to
bo shown up.
Never makes good tho counter
feiter. Tree to Twcnty-rive ladies.
The Defiance Starch Co. will glto
J5 ladles a round trip ticket to the
St. Louis Exposition, to Are ladles
In each of the following states: Illi
nois, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas and
Missouri who will send in the largest
number of trade marks cut from a ten
cent, 16-ounce package of Defiance
cold water laundry starch. This
moans from your own home, any
where In tho above named states.
These trado marks must be moiled to
and received by tho Defiance Starch
Co., Omaha. Nebr.. before September
1st, 11104. October nnd November
will bo tho nest months to visit the
Kxposltion. Keniember that Defiance
is tho only March put up 16 oi. (a
full pound) to the packaKO. You ret
ono-thlrd more starch for the same
money than of any other kind, and
I'ellanco never sticks to tho Iron.
Tbo tickets to the Imposition will be
eont by registered mail September
6th. Buircti tor s:ilo by all dealers.
What a man pets always depend
on what ho Is vlllltu; to lose.
Tho politician is tho noodle who Is
out for the b. iodic.
Affectation Is tho latiKungo of con
scious Inferiority.
The heart of the present la tho hopo
ot the future.
I NEBRASKA STATE NEWS I
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0 BUSINESS OF THE COURT.
D. dines to lnt;rfere to Protect a
Man' Purely Political Rights.
LINCOLN Tho supreme court de
cl.'aca to supervise the acts of a po- 1
lltcal party for he j rotectlon of a
purely political rlyht. This decision
w;s given In a suit involving a contro- ,
ve-gy uvtr'the Interpretati n of a
prillmlnary election law as enforced '
by the Lancaster county central com
mittee In 1U02. Whether a candidate j
co ild find representation on a primary
ebction ballot unless he had the abil-,
it) to jnck and control a caucus In his
hoxin prt- Inet was the principal ques
tlt u. Ex-Mayor II. J. Winuett of Lin
cor. was a candidate for the nomina
tl a of state senator on tho republican
thtet. lie and other candidates
cl, Imed that riht to submit a friendly
de pgation to the vote of the electors
In the various precincts. George A.
Ai a ma of Lincoln, now mnyor of Lin
co.n, was chairman of tho county com
nil tee, and tho committee adopted
th i rule requiring each candidate to
caty the caucus In his respective
wrd before being allowed to place a
lis. of delegates on the ballot.
' Tie court holds that a civil right
Is I right accorded to every member
of district, community or nation; a
poi tlcal right is one exercisable In
tht. administration of government and
thtit a court of equity will not under
tale to supervise the acts aud man
agement of a political party for tho
pre tectlon of a purely political right.
Tho opinion was written by Commis
sioner Albert.
ABOUT TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
Oniaha Indians After $100,000 from
the United States.
DECATUR. It has been announced
thf.t the dlfltribiiion of $100,000 is to
be made among tho Omaha Indians
shortly. This payment represents) tho
purchase prce of a pioco of land se
em ed from the Indians by the gov
ert.ment In the middle 00s. For a half
century the debt was kept covered
up, but two years ago the Omahas
bef;an an Investigation, employing
lawyers and sundry committees, se
lected from tho tribes' council In
Washington, for the purpose of inter
viewing the interior department and
lnylng tho matter before congress.
Th3 late Henry Fontenello, a prom
inent leader of the Omahas, and a
striking character In tho pioneer his
tory of Nebraska, was the first man
to bring to li;;lit this dui;ty debt.
What Is kmnvn ns tho annual grass
annuity will nlyo be paid to tho
On alias tho latter part of this mouth.
Get Evic'ence Agiinct Kcllcy.
COLUMDrS. Sheriff Carriyr; In
surely g-.ithvrirg strong cvi
dettco against Jam s Kelley, who i.i in
Jail here charged with the r.:urdor of
Arthur Snowden in HHmp':r; ' town
ship last Slarch. Sheriff San;:;i:;ns
of Kcnnicy wa3 hero a day or two ago
and says there Is no possible doubt
that the murdered snan was Snowden
and that Snowden's parents have
made tho Identification positive. Jo
seih Derby of David City, whose storo
waj robbed a few days before the mur
der, was here and Identified a shirt
which KeHey Is now wearing; he also
Identified " necktie which was on tho
murdered man.
Three Men Captured.
NAPER. At 5 o'clock Wednesday
morning Sheriff Cottrell of Keya Paha
county, Deputy Sheriff Briggs of Boyd
county, the sheriff of Howard county
anq a posse of citizens sonrrounded
the house of tho three Herring broth
ers, twelve miles west of here, and
caitured the men. They had stolen
mutes.
Better Train Service Wanted.
IIASTINGS Representative mer
chfnts and shippers met to consider
mens for adjusting transportation
rates', said to be excessive, and discuss
certain train services of tho Burling
ton, which are generally looked upon
heie as being unsatisfactory. Marked
Interest was manifested. The follow
ing were appointed a committee to
formulate a plan of procedure: Wll
Hft'Q Sutton. William Hratrh, A. Clark,
W. B. dishing, V. C. Trimble and
Clurles II. Kipp.
Defeat Sale of Courthouse.
:itAND ISLAND. Returns are In
fro-n all but. one precinct on the spe
cie, election held for the sale of the
old courthouse site at a :trieo not less
thm $10,0imi, and the proposition ap
po:.r to be defeated.
Minus Three Fingers.
l.EATRICK. Harry Relmund. an
employe at the Dempster factory, got
his hand too near a circular saw and
M a consequence Is mlmi3 three fln
gets on his left hand.
Long Sunken Lard Dug Up.
JtECATnt. Charles Xoyes. an old
tln Missouri river wrecker, while
railing In a bunch of logs' up near the
oh Indian mission, uncovered on n
a: dbar two ancient rises of lard.
Tfciro wore twelve cans In nil; total
W ght 300 pounds; shipped from St.
Loils, January lu, lS'Is, io Port Shaw,
Mcntana. by Francis WhlttaUer &
Sous, packers and shipper. In 1SC8
a Urge Mlssouil river rteamhoat sunk
ne..r wher this lard was found, nnd
undoubtedly It wns part of this rarg.
Tb lard la In excellent condition.
Write to Wrong Office.
'Tie ofllco of the land r.nuinlr.slntier
Is being flooded these dajs with let
ten of Inquiry concerning the Klnknld
ho'aestead law. Deputy Lund Cutn
inlisloner F.atou unnnuncod that It was
In) legible f.r tln o.llco to answer,
th- correpnnde:ire and he asked tiiat
bII who had written would direct tlwlr
co lmunl, a' ions to tho land offices at
Lit coin, NYith Plait". O'Neill, Valen
tin , Brok- n How, Sidney. Mtt'ook or
All ance. Tho oftlclnls nt thesb places
ri tho on. to give out the tofornm-thk.
THE STATE AT LARGE.
Sutton proposes to have a celebra
tion on the Fourth of July.
Tho vote on courthouse bonds in
Butte resulted In only two against
tho proposition. Tho courthouse is
sure.
Tho Congregational church at Fort
Calhoun Is soon to become Presbyte.
rlan and bo taken under the wing of
tho Omaha presbytery.
Tho saloon of H. D. Gerhanlt of
Plymouth, Jefferson county, was rob.
bed at an early hour tho other morn
ing. The exact amount of money and
liquors sot-tired s not known.
, While operating an edger, a ma
chine used for edging boards, Harry
Reimund, an employe of the Demp
ster factory at Beatrice, had all his
fingers on the left haud cut off. leav
ing tho thumb Intact.
George Ringo was arraigned before
Judge Wilson In the county court of
Sarpy county upon the charge of Il
legal voting. He entered a plea of
guilty and was assessed a fine of J25,
which was paid.
The finance committee of tho city
council of Lincoln announced that
thero was a deficit of $100,000 In tho
city paving fund. This has been In
creasing for years and will have to be
met by general taxation.
L. S. Davis was taken before tho
commission of lunacy for examination
regarding his mental condition. Mr.
Davis is an old resident of Valley
county and served his country honora
bly during tho civil war.
Fire destroyed tho store of II. Dye
of Woodruff. Tho second story was
used as a dwelling and all contents
wero destroyed. Tho hro started from
a gasoline stove. Dye was badly
burned and Is In a critical condition.
Word was received In Nelson of tho
death of Mr. Leo Myer, whose wlfo
was visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruble of
that place. He was at a hospital In
Chicago where ho had submitted to
a surgical operation, but' was almost
well aud was expected home soon.
State Treasurer Mortensen will Is
sue a call for wnrrants to tho amount
of $,",0,000 to $73,000 for May 14. Mr.
Mortensen Intends to get in every cent
possible to apjvirtlon among the va
rious school districts. Tho amount
will bo certified to tho state superin
tendent May IC.
The number of farm mortgages reg
istered In Dodgo county during the
month ,of April was six, amount $11,
800; number released, ninteen, amount
$2I.1S:1. The number of city nnd town
real estate mortgages filed was ten.
amounting to $l)r,i!.r,r,; number re
leased sixteen, amount J17.titiS.00..
MI-'S Jo::nna Hi gey, for tho past
year lib . irian at Heat rice, was elected
to tho position of librnrim of tho
Lincoln library at. tho meetin;; of tho
bo?rd. Tho election of Miss Hagey
er.r.ie by the unanimous action of mrj
hoard, as she was considered the most,
desirable of a number of applicants.
The barn on the James Cogan farm,
ono mllo east, and one milo south of
Webster, was burned. It was a largo
frame structure and was well filled
with hay and grain and a quantity ol
agricultural implements. The struc
tttro and contents wero quickly con
sumed. Tho loss was $ti00 or $700,
which was covered by Insurance.
Frank Barker, who has boon await
ing trial for the murder of his brother
and wlfo on the night of January 21,
was arraigned in district court before
Judge Adams at Red Cloud He was
neatly dressed In a suit of brown and
was cleanly shaven. Ho was In the
best of spirits nnd more a smllo on
his face all during the session. Ha
is represented by J. R. Mercer of Red
Cloud and John Stevens of Cambridge
The three saloons In Millard have
been closed by tho village board, be
cause of a protest filed by Thomar
Holllnger, an Omaha attorney. Th
protest states that the Sloeum laM
hao been violated in that the saloon
have sold to minors and have kept
open on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. CD. Phillips of Colum
bus celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary at the home of Thomas
Wilkinson in Blnlr. About sixty-flvG
Invited gueRts were In attendance. Mr
and Mrs. Phillips formerly lived at
Elk City and tho reason of having the
celebration at a relative's home In
Blair was tr make It more convenient
for their old neighbors and friends to
attend.
John J. Bothweli of Sheridan county,
convicted of Incest ni;d sentenced tc
Imprisonment for life, has secured a
reversal in the supremo court, solely
for the reason of prejudicial eror In
tho trial court. The Btate erred In
undertaking to overcome tho prool
offered to sustain tho defense of in
sanity by other evidence, inadmissible
In tho form in which It was presented
and which was received over objec
tions. Tho case was remanded fot
further proceedings.
Edward Bronnon, alias Edward Wil
cox, was arraigned beforo Police Judgf
Cook at Fremont on the charjr oi
horse stealing. Tho evidence agalns
the prisoner was strong enough tr
bind him over to district caurt. Hit
bond was fixed at $i00.
The supremo court hns affirmed tho
sentence of Jnmes L. Kennedy, con
victed In Colfax county of robbing a
haul, of $2.2imi, ,'he property or IC. F.
F.dda. nt. the village of Rogers. April
17, l!"i:. Kennedy was arrested in
Omaha, tried in Colfax county and
iienti'ticed t serve seven years.
Tho Cass county mortgage record
for the month of April Is as follows:
The amount of farm nior;;nges filed
on farm property. ? ::7.Mr ; amount re
leased. $(.". M'S. Amount on city prop
city filed. $i',,0SI; released. $:.!Hi5.
Washington dispatch: W. II. Har
rlson f Nebraska has been appointed
tho principal r-adliiR clerk for the
tia'lonal republican convention to bo
held In Chicago. George It. Uiitlln of
Oniaha 1ms been named ns one of tho
tally clerks Mr Butlln Is stenogra
pher to Senat e Millard's conimltteo
la 'h sunato.
Ccuilng Iron ta Swim.
EUsha r quired a S'ick to make the
ax of iron swim. Wo have never
learned the properties tf that stjek.
But there Is a pretty tritk of causing
a pice of iron to tlin of Its own
accord. Lt it be a half Inch thick,
say. and two Inrhes ?qtnre. or have
it round, and perfectly smooth on one
side at b-ast. Place tho smooth side
agi'ns the perfectly smooth, square
end of an open glass tube, say an inch
and a half lu diameter, and hold It
there until It and the tube are low
ered Into a vessel of water to a
depth greater than about eight times
the thickness of the iron. Remove
the hand aud the iron will remain
In Its place, the upward pressure of
the water preventing its sinking. This
Is the principle of the iron ship.
Returned the Compliment.
Lafcndio Hearn, writing from Ja
pan, wiys that when Oyaina, chief of
the Japanese general staff, was Judge
advocate he attended a ball at Toklo
one night. He was .'tandlng near a
doorway, when a beautiful European
woman swept by, and so gently did
her charms impress Judge Oyama
that ho exclaimed, Involuntarily:
"What a lovely woman!' She over
heard him. With a little smile she
looked back over her shoulder nnd,
recognizing him, she said: "What an
excellent Judge."
He Learned Something.
"I like your preachin'," said a tall,
gaunt native who had heard Bishop
Pottwr one night In a small Adiron
dack town near which he had his
summer enmp. "I alluz l'arn some
thin' new from y.e. I rid ten mile to
night to hear ye, an' a9 usual, I heerd
somethln' that I never knowed afore."
"Well, I'm glad of that." said the
bishop, shaking tho outstretched hand,
"and what was It. you learned to
night?" "Why, bishop, I found out
for the fust time in my life that' Sod
om and Gomorrah wuzn't twins."
Best Introduction Spesch.
Senator Spooner of Wisconsin says
the best speech of introduction ho
ever heard .was delivered by a Ger
man mayor of a small town In Wiscon
sin, where Spooner had engaged to
speak. The mayor said: "Ladles
und shentlemens, I asked haf been
to Indrotooso you to tho Honorable
Senator Spooner, who to you vll make
a speech, yes. I half now done so,
und vill now do so."
The Czar and the Kaiser.
Tho last time the czar and tho kai
ser met was in the Baltic, where each
had a fleet. As tnoir boats drew
away from each other the kaiser, from
the Hohenzollern, seinaphoncd -to the
czar, "The admiral of tho Atlantic
salutes the ndmira lot the Pacic." Tho
reply required tact. The czar did not
want to oft'end tho British by express
ins his belief that tho' kaiser wa3
right, neither did hy wish to show
discourtesy, to the hatr by making
no reply. So ho qulcly rebuffed him
by signaling "farewell," and steaming
away.
Try One Package.
If "Defiunce Stnrch" does not
please you, return It to your dealer.
If It doo3 you pet one-third more for
tho same money. It will give you
satisfaction, and will not stick to the
Iron.
no'a Cure cannot be too hlRhly spoken of u
acouKh cure. J. W. O'Urie.s, 322 Taird Av&,
H; UiuncapuUii, Minn., Jim. 8, ISMX
The shepherd's crook needs no
crookedness in the shepherd.
If you don't get the biggest and
best it's your own fault. Defiance
Starch is for sale everywhere and
there is positively nothing to equal
It In quality or quantity;
Think of your cwn faults and you
will talk less about the faults of oth
ers. U'IgqleStick laindrt blce
VVcn't spill, break, freeze nor spot clothes.
Costs 10 cents and equals 20 cents worth of
any other bluing, if vonr grocer doea not
keep it send lUc fomamnln to Tho Ijumdrv
Iiiu Co., 14 MlrhlRan Street, Chicago.
The recording angel does not credit
a man with what his tombstone says
In his favor.
You never hear any ono complain
about "Defiance Starch." There Is
none to equal It In quality and quan
tity, 10 ounces, 10 cents. Try it now
and save your money.
A public library ooks well in any
town, but a bank robbery makes more
talk.
Mr. Vinnlow-n Kootlilnir 8jTop.
rnrrhliilrcn ti-Khlnir, oftrna the iiutnt, reducoi n
akmuiaUuu, Mjtpin,curei wind uillu. ittui Ixtue.
A true hero Is a man who fights for
his country and refuses to scrap with
his wife.
Defiance Starch is guaranteed big
gest and best or money refunded. 16
ounces, 10 cents. Try it now.
What a man sews he doesn't always
also rip, If ho Is a tailor.
How to Clean Laces.
To clean delicate laces, tako a larpe p!s
lar, cover with old cotton and spread the
ftiocnrefullyon it. Ket tho bottle in wurtr
Ivory Soup tturi and leave for an hour. If
stains are difficult to romovo plaeo In tho
mm and they will disappear. Uinso by
dipplug tho bottle in clenr witter
ELEANOlt U. PARKER,
Men like to feel that advice to a
woman is an evidence of true friend
ship. C JT rTWitl cimt. No tit. or wrrrnnM fK
Ild ilrt .i.v ii.n.t l.r. Kllnv ' limit Ni-rv Itf.Mr.
fr. Hr-mlfi r HIKK H.OII lrl.1 l,lll,. , tr..tin.
I'll. U. U. kunt, Ltd., K.'l drvli Btn-ot, I'utlaUuliUiia, )
They say that when a hnppy child's
lnughteis Is heard on earth the choirs
of paradise nro told to hush, because
tho child makes sweeter music.
aataLpanil
0 Tho never ending cures of V''l 1
J Sprains and Bruises V!t$jp
I St. Jacobs Oil tsttz gl' J
"PF RSI MA A VALUABLE PREPARATION,"
ri--nU-HH, WRITES DR. KEMDALL.
2J.
Most of the Ailments Peculiar to the
Female Sex are Due to Catarrh oi
the Pelvic Organs.
Racliael J. KembaU, M. I)., 334
Virginia St., ButTalo. N. Y., Is at
irraduiitc of the I'niversity of ltuf-I
falo, class 1HS4, and has been in the
practice of medicine iu that city;
since men. Nie writes as follows:
My conviction, supported by ex
perience, Is that Peruna Is a valuable
preparation for all catarrhal affee
Hons. 1 have taken onebottlc of
Peruna myself and just feel fine. I
shall continue to take It." Rachacl
J. KembaU, M. D.
TVruna has cured thousands of cases
of female weakness. As a rule, how
ever, beforo lYnina, is resorted to sev
eral other remedies have been tried in
vain. A great many of tho patients
have taken local treatment, submitted
themselves to surgical operations, nnd
taken nil sorts ui doctor's stuff, with
out any result.
Tho reason of so many failures is the
fact thnt diseases peculiar to the female
i.ex iu3 not com
monly recognized
as being1 caused by
catarrh. These or-
not
Female TrouMo
Not KecoKnlzt-d
na Catiirrli,
pans are lined ly mucous membranes.
Any mucous iin iiibiaiio is t.ubjcet to
catarrh.
Catarrh of r.no orpan is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other orpan.
What will cure atarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the. pelvic organs,
l'eruna cures t hese eases simply beoi'-uso
it cures the catarrh.
Most of tho women alllicted with pel-
Don't'forget when you
orQv'r starch to get the
best. Get DEFIANCE. No
more "yellow" looking
no more cracking or
doesn't stick to the iron, it gives satis
Jaction or you get your money back. The
cost is io cents for 16 ounces of tne best
starch made. Of other starches you get
but 12 ounces. Now don't forget. It's a!
your grocers.
flANUFACTURED BV
THE DEFIANCE STARCH CO.,
I!
OMAHA.
MM
There Is no place like home when
there is no other place to go.
RED CROSS BALt, I1LCE
Should tie In f very home. Ask your (troeer
for It. Lk"ge 'J oi. pnekape only 6 ceuu.
The bookmaker wouldn't succeed If
everyone knew him like a book.
Try me Just onco and I am sure
to como again. Doflauce Starch.
'Rany who formerly smelted lOfCfgars new uoke
LErIS'S!ri6lE BIDDER
STRAIGHT 3 CIGAR
Your Jubbur or direct fmm Factor,-, I'oorU, 111,
PORTRAIT AGEfiTSi
nfti nimflt with
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Our iphjiI. (hn lii'.t. l'nri'a the Kmiwl. I'niiiiiiah,.
mailt.. Ili-IIviTy ,f till I'orTniltn tfuurmili'i il. bund
f .t ciitulu,ciii mi'l Hi'llt"' tir'rr lint. A-lilm.a
ADAH j. KUULL & CO., htm tr bl lg., Uhlcigo,
vlo diseases have no idea that their
trouble is due to catarrh. The majority
of tho people think that catarrh is a
disease con fined to the head alone.
This Is not true. Catarrh is liable to
attack any orpan of tho body; throat,
bronchial tubes, limps, stomach, kid
neys und especially the pelvic orpuns.
Many a woman has made this discov
ery after a lonp siepe of useless treat
ment. She has made tho discovery that
her disease is catarrh, and that l'eruna
ran bo relied upon to cure catarrh
wherever located.
If you do not derive prompt nnd satis
factory results from the usuof l oir.na,
write at once to Dr. Ilartiiiau, (:'.vinp
a full statement of your e.-is end lv
will be pJeaseil to give you his valuable
auvit-e gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartmnn, I'res'dent of
The liartniau Sanitarium, Columbus.
Ohio. ,
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uliifla year. Conniltia'loii. hi-ari
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Lawn Fence
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claim on tho K.isrli.nl i ,M,.n ;.t i.m. l l.s
I-oc;iUiijf AiTeney, Horer.l,M !, S. I).
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Of the Skin and Scalp
Speedily Cured by
To cleanse the skin of crusts
and scales, and soften the
thickened cuticle, gentle ap
plications of CUTICURA
Ointment to instantly aHay
itching, irritation, and Inflam
mation, and soothe and heal,
and mild deses of CUTI
CURA Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood.
A sinple SKT, costing but One Dollar,
is often sufficient to cure the most
torturing, disfiguring skin, scalp, and
blood humors, eczemas, rashes, itch
ins, nml irritations, with loss of hair,
from infancy toirc', when all else fails.
Sn'i! thrniiliont th. i'
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FOR WOMEN
A lioston physician's di-'
rovery which cleanses and
heals all inflamioaiiun of the mucous
membrane wherever located.
In local treatment of female ills Pax
tine is invaluable. l'ed u a douche it
is a revelation in cleansing and healing
power; it kills all disease germs which
cause inflammation and discharges.
Thoiisundsof letters from women
prove t hr.t it Ih the ureateat cure (or
lciirorrhu'ti over discovered.
l'axtine never fails to cure pelvic
catarrh, nasal catarrh, sore throat, sore
mouth and sore eyes, because these
diseases arc all caused by inflammation
of the mucous membrane.
For cleansing, w hitening nnd pr.
sorvliifr tho teeth we challenge the
world to produce Its equuL ,
l'hysicians and specialists everywhere
prescribe and endorse l'axtine, and thou
sandsof t est imonial letters prove its value.
At druggists, or sent postpaid 50 cts.
A largo trial pnckiiRPnnd bonk of
Instructions absolutely free. Write
The R. Paxton Co., Dept. 5 Boston. Mass.
50,000 AMERICANS
WERE WELCOMED TO
Western
Canada
DURING LALT VEAR
Thrr nre tattled and afll.iin on the Grain nll
Grating I.nmla, anil ate prosperou and aati6rd.
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Room for Millions.
UKK llninratpiiila glvrn mvrnj. Hrhnnla,
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Omaha, Neb.
World's
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New Train Service
On nnd nrtor Stttitlny. April :4th. 1304.
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