THIS OMAHA DAJLV BJj.,13. SATURDAY, MAKCir 23, 1001.
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St. Louis, U. S. A.
that is less than four months old. The
Great Budweiser and all beers used for
bottling purposes are five to six months bid,
which makes them the most healthful brews.
Famous the world over for Its tonic qualities,
recommended by physicians everywhere, is
prepared by this association.
Order promptly Illicit !'
GEO. KRUO, MGR. ANHEUSER-BUSCH BRANCH, OMAHA.
EX-PRESIDENT
HARRISON
His untimely death is n reminder of the
danger, from pneumonia at tint season of the
year which is overlooked or unknown by
many. More deaths occur from this disease
and la grippe and its after effects than from
any other cause at this season. The reason
for it is that in the spring the system is over
loaded with the poisonous effete matter
caused by winter's hearty meals, breathing
heated air over and over again, and exposure
to cold. The intestinal glands become clog
ged and inactive, and consequently the liver
becomes sluggish, blood becomes thickened
and impure, causing si debilitated ,and wdak
ened condition of the entire system, billiouft
ness, stupor, tired feeling, headache, side
ache, backache and many other aches. These
a tid many other uhpleasant symptoms are the
result of' the above causes and this year it is
doubly true on account of the unusual preva
lence of la' grippe and thousands who do not
heed tilts' timely worning will pay the penalty
with their lives.
We know that When the following direc
tions are pursued carefully, loss of life from i
pneumonia and la grippe are unknown, at
least not n single -ase of the kind has yet f
come' to our knowledge. ?.,- -
-These directions' should be followed care
f,uUy8() as tp Vnovrite the whole system
thoroughly and remove the poisonous effete
matter out of the system which is lurking
about the twhple body, making the least ex
posure or "over-exert ion dangerous to life by
bringing, on an attack of this deadly disease.
La grippe lias doubled the danger this year.
Dr. Ivay's Kenovator, which is certainly the.
nearest to perfection of any remedy we have
ever heard of being usqd as a system renova
tor, should be taken in sufficiently large
doses to act freely upon the bowels, for two
or three days, and then lessen the dose a lit
tle, but continue it in large enough doses to
insure action of the bowels ohce or twice a
day. Double the ordinary dose on the start
and then increase or lessen the dose so as to
produce one or two movements a day. If the
bowels are very inactive, it is usually nec
essary to .take two or four times the ordinary
dose at. first, but it should be regulated ac
cording to the effect, it. has'upon the bowels.
If this is followed' up until the system .has
been renovated and cleansed of the poisons
which accumulate during the winter, it, is
sure to remove the cause which is so danger
ous to life. No person can afford to neglect
this in the spring, as thousands of lives will
be saved by a small amount of money in
vested in Dr. Kay's Reno va tor.
All persons should take a reliable reuovat
ing medicine every spring, but particularly
so now. If you go at once to your druggist
and buy a package of Dr. Kay's Kenovator
and use it as directed above, you will make
the best investment possible, which may save
your life and will certainly make you feel
like si new man. And then, it is such a safe
remedy to use; you will enjoy it from start
to finish.
It. ,L Kendall, Saratoga Springs', N. Y.
V After taking a course -of Dr. 'Kay's Kenova
tor, I am glad to add hiy testimonial to its
merits. 1 can testify tlmt it is just what it is
recommended to be. I have been afflicted
with, sick headaches for over -'0 years, some
times having two or three each week, and
tried all kinds of remedies without peruia.
nent benefit. 1 can truthfully say that your
Dr. Kay's. Kenovator has done more for me
than any other remedy; or treatment T have
ever tried. 7 cheerfully recommend it to any
suffering with sick headache or stomach
trouble." Mrs. Lulu L. Elmer, Hustler, AV.is
cousin. Dr. Kay's Kenovator, Tablets 2rc, 50c; and
liquid, 1.00, At all druggists.
DR. B. J. KAY MEDICAL CO.,
THREE HORSES IN THIS OXE
Saratoga Springs, N. Y
Lawioa Now Announce Borlma, Creictm
and Oharlis Herr Will Rtc.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN PURSE
In (ii lie Three llcnln III I'l oil Itcnd-
111- TrneU. the (inte Itccclnt
to lie Diniiiteil In ,
Charity.
BOSTON, March 22. A race for a $30,000
pcise, mado up of $10,OQO n corner and
$20,000 added by Thomas W. Lawson, be
tween Chaillu Herr, Crcaccus and lloralnia,
Is. announced by Mr. Law son.
A statement Issued by tho latter tonight
says that the raco will be at Hcadvlllc,
tass., in tho week beginning September
IS, all tho gate receipts to go to charity.
The raco will be handled by the New
England Trotting llorso Breeders' associa
tion. Mr. Lawaon said that as soon as
tho proposed race with The Abbot was
called off he proceeded to arrange n tri
angular race, doing It before he knew that
The Abbot's owner had changed his mind.
The arrangements word immediately com.
plcted between the owners of Crcscous,
Charlie Herr nnd Horalma.
The race Is to be best three In five heats,
fltst horso to talo $30,000, tho second
$20,000, each owner to deposit $2,300 and
the remainder tho night before tho race,
all gate receipts to bo divided eqiially be
tween the West 1 1 ml Nursery and Infants'
hospital nnd tho Industrial School for
Crippled nnd Deformed Children, both ot
Doston.
AMERICAN FITZPATRICK WINS
Kimcl.N AiiMritlliiu Hotinlon liicnn-
neioiiH Inside of Three
.Ml ii ii tei.
(Copyright, 1001, by Press Publishing Co.)
NIC'li. Miireh 22.-(Noiv York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) A prlzcllght
looK place, Here yesterday uctweoji J'tu
Patrick uf America and Uourdou of Aus
tralia. l-ltzpiimcK Knocked out mo Aus
tralian after three, minutes' llchtlnir. Bour
don remaining unconscious half an hour.
Flit .Hen Siiliiiii'l'Keil.
Tho Oreon Rivers defeated the Pat Men
at bowling Inst night on Clark'8 alleys.
Score:
OHKBN IllVKKS.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Mngiioy ISO 111 186 HO
Fowler 141 122 14'J 412
Heed 132 LVI 15." 4IG
Inrtley 133 ion iw 433
Ambruster 107 136 137 410
Totals 782 70S 817 2,307
I-'AT MEN.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Schneider 128 1G7 ICS Id
Hrldenbccker 141 2tu isi
wigmnir 13D ir.9 171 ira
French 137 107 174 4 US
Sheldon 173 VJ0 117 303
Totals
718 701 751 2,203
FIGHT ON WESTERN SCHEDULE
.MiuinKcr of CTiiIim l.nek Horn Over
tin- Mxt of Date Sent Out
from Dm Molncn.
KANSAS CITY. Mnrell -22. Malinger
George Tebeau of tho Kansas City club
is tip in arms against mo western icukuu
sclicdtllu as It was given out yesterday aim
says ho will "Hust It as suro as fate." Ho
has already protested to President lllckey
and declares that tho schedule Is not olllclal
and has nevrd been agreed upon, nnd tnai
It Is too much In favor of tho northern
tlubn to stand any show ot adoption.
"V. P. Chase of tho Dos Moines club
was requested In a homl-Jcculnr way to
figure out a schedule," explained Tebeau
today. "Ho took tho request seriously, and
wMon ho had- his -schcdulo -completo ho
fravo It out as olllclal, Chiffeo's schcdulo
s too much Des MoincH for me, lie wants
all tho holidays nnd Sundays for Des
luotncs. j to naa notu uecornuon tiny anu
Fourth or Jit y sc Peddled for Ues Moines,
and 1 have not yet had time to llgurc out
how many Sundays ho has claimed. An
other thing to bo considered Is tho mileage,
but from glancing over ('huso s orrort it
will nrohah y Do as objectionable from a
llnanclal standpoint as from tho arbitrary
distribution nf the plums In tho way of
holiday and Sunday dates. That schedule
of Chaso'H won't stand, antl that's all thcro
is to It."
FRICTION OVER SHAMROCK
Fife mill WntNon infinite Alinut Pro
poned Clin nne on tin- Cup
Cluillf iiucr.
(Copyright. 1001, by Press Publishing Co.)
GLASGOW. March 22.-(New York World
Cablegram Special Telegram.) Consider
able friction has arisen between Deslcners
Flfo and Watson over tho rollttlng of
Shamrock I, which was designed by Fife.
Flfo Insists on certain changes which ho
deems advisable on account of tho experi
ence gained by his boat's performance in
tlio races for tho Americas cup In 1890.
Watson, on tho other hand. Is cnunlly llrm
In ills stand that no Improvements be mado
on tier, as iney wouiu spoil nor ns a stan
dard of eomparlsoni for Shamrock II, which
ho designed.
Thomas tiitiin, who raced ror years on
the Ircx nnd Ivena with Wllllo Jameson.
who will represent Sir ThomuH Upton on
tho challenger, lias been appointed ns mate,
lie arrived hero today with four men and
ttiey left at once for Dumbarton to Join
uapiain sycamore.
CIRCUIT IS ENDLESS CHAIN
Ciritml Made Complete lij- Detroit
TnUhiK tilt' Week of
Si'iiteiu Iter.
about i.otv) peiiie. In the nrenn of the
hlttllicton Park rlllb. After the second
round Stiffs friend hail little hope. Stltt
seemed In excellent condition nnd struck a
vigorous blow, but could not hit Creedon.
The hitler received only one blow that
arred him and this was a right swing on
the Jaw In the third round.
MORNINGSTAR'S FANCY PLAY
Makes u Hun of lull fn Fourth IiiiiIiik
or llie unnnuiier
Mnteli.
SKW YOllK. March 20. Sensatlim.it l.ll-
llards were tho features ot the Morning-star-Gullaghrr
match tonight at Dulv's
academy. Mornlngstar made a tun nf 13
In bis fourth liinlnir. This Is the lies! run
over made In New York by a player outside,
nf the big trio Schaefer, Slosson nnd Ives,
Tho final scoro of the eontest wiiit 3fi points
mr .unrningstnr ami .iu lur ioni uauugner,
The winner's average was near record
breaking llgures. It was 23 1-13.
BILLIARDS BY TELEGRAPH
Mullen of (.'let elnutl nnd MeCreitry of
Ml. I. mils lo Piny mi
Odd inine.
CI.KVIJl.AND. O.. March 2-J.M.irHn Mnl.
Ion of Cleveland and Win McCreary of St.
iiuis win jnny ii Kuinc ot ouuarun next
Tuesday nlcht while each nlnver rntnnliii
111 his own city, tho score being sent by
telegraph after each live points havo been
mado.
Kncli tilayer will have a friend acting as
referee In his opponent's game, The games
win oe lor iw points.
Hnsy for the Turk.
N15W YOU1C. March 22. - N'mirolnl, iho
Turk. Imrl nn piimv iiihW wlwn h ..-.m,
MoWeeny of Chicago In a catch-as-catch-
an wresiung matcn at the flrand Central
'alace tonluht. : Nnurnhih wolirhnl M
Kiunds and McWeeny 102. Tho Turk wa
y far too heavy and strong ror tho wesl
rn man and won the mutch In two mlmnr.
of actual wrestling.
Ilroml Puts Out Yoiinn t'orlii-tt.
L)I:NV1:U, March 22.-Kld llroad or Clcvc-
....... , .vri.n uv, I III IUI1VI'I 111
tho fourth rojiid of what wus to have heen
iLii-iuniiii ii.'i'ii' ii , niurHini lllieilc
association hero tonight, Tlie light had been
vi uYcii iii in mi) urn" iiroua mil a ion
niuH uiiicu( j.tw iiiui jiinneu ni
right Into his stomach In the fourth round.
Illlltlte Wins Until FiiIIm.
ST. l.OFIS. March 22. Ueorun llnntlate nf
St. l.ouls defeated Peter Schumacher of
t'lnvel.ind, O., In a catrh-ns-catch-cali
wrestllm; bout here tonlcht. ltotli men
wero exceptionally clever and were evenly
matched us regards weight. Ilaptlsto won
the ilrst fall in twenty-one nnd tho second
In seventeen minutes.
Zlenler I'reili to tlie Flnlsli.
SAVANNAH. On.. Miireh 22.-Owen Zlec
lcr of Philadelphia knocked out Tom Cor
coran of this city In the eleventh round to
night with a punch in tho stomach and a
swing on the Jnw. Corcoran hud been
niecuing irvciy lor lour rounds, xieglor
left tho ring unnarcntly ns fresh as when
ho entered It.
DKTItOIT. March "2.V-Thn Detroit Drlv.
Ing club has decided to hold a fall meeting
ai its trncic at urosRu rolnt the week fob
lowing the llrnurt Circuit meeting at Cin
cinnati, and Secretary 8. M, Klotz has ac
cordingly laid claim to Scntember 2.1. 21. 25,
2tl and 27.. This arrangement will msko an
endless chain In this year's Urn ml Circuit
meetings, and will fill up tho week which
would otherwise havo remained open bo-
iwecn inu viiicinuiii anu icrro iiauto
meetings, Onentng here on Julv ID the
horses can raeo contlnuousl. . going as fat
cast as Hohton anil then returning west
ward mr i ui inter meetings.
CH0YNSKI AND. JOHNSON OUT
FlKliterm llrlensril After TuontV-l-'oiir
l)nn' liiiirisoiinu-nt In tiul
, enton Count)- .lull.
riAIA'l.-QT IV Kl...,l. AO , i.,
i i i ,1 e"i-M . uuu nil unni
tiu iui.-f .juiiimiiii, uiiui iivt.'iu -inu r uayi
lllll'l iniiiuuriit ill nun iiuiveiuil l ouuiy Jul
charged with prizefighting, were release
today upon bond of $I,VX each, llxed by th
court of criminal appeals,
iiioynsKi anu joimson left tonight, th
former going to his homo at l.a Uraugi
111., mid tho hitler to St. l.nuls.
Six MnuutNi l-'lvf Winners,
SAN FRANCISCO. March t,i..knv
Henry carried off thchonnrx m Tnnrnmn
today. Ho had sl mounts and rodo live
winners. Doing a cioko second on the other.
Four ot the winning mounts were fm.-oi-itPH
The third rate was marred by u bad start,
.Yellow Tall, the well played second choice,
being left at the post. Kenilworth got
away iiyniK ami won uriving rrom Had Bam,
ii l lo I shot. Nunscn was thn onlv
favorlto that failed to land. He was
beaten In n drive by MacOyle, who l?d all
tho way. Iluachiica, winner of tho second
race, was bid up $700 by I(urry Stover,
owner of Contestant, but was rotnlned l,v
the stable. Tho weather was line and tho
trat-K rust. t
St. l.oula llenl (Toned.
ST. l.OUIS, Maruli. 22,-Tho deal for tho
Purchase of a controlling interest In the
'air association by the Tllles-Adler-Cella
racing syndicate was closed today when
ine oin iionru oi uirecinrs, ueaiieu uy I'tesi
dent Hobcrt Aull. resinned, Tho new own
ers of tho property Immediately elected a
nw board, consisting of C. A. Tiles. Ham
AUier. i-ouis a. veiiu. i'. J .cua, I .rmlo,
t'yrus .Miicr, valle iteymirn, Joseph Mnr
tin. Frank Miner and Charles Hreen. Tin
new board elected C. A. Tllles president nnd
vnilB Heyuiirn vice president or tlie or
ganizaiion.
i:a- for linn Creedon,
HOT SPniNCJS. Ark.. March 22,-Dnn
Creedon easily defeated Hill v Stlft tonlcht.
putting him out in the fifth round, before
Ntnys ivltli tin .Nntlonnl,
NUWCASTI.H. I'll.. March 22. Ilnhert
T.owo of this cltv. who for tho last eleven
years ban been second baseman of tho tlos-
ton National league team, today signed for
tho comlm; venr with the sumo club at a
substantial Increase In sulary.
llernlinril Coined (her,
PHILADELPHIA. Murch 22.-MannKcr
Connie Mack of the rhlladelpbln American
I.enguo club nnnounced tonight that he hnd
signed for next season Pitcher Dornhurd,
who was last yenr with tho I'hlludelplila
National League club.
Monti IteucliFN CIiIi-iiko.
CHICAGO. Murch 22,-Jockey Tod Sloan.
who arrived In Chicago today from Cali
fornia, Is going to England April 8. Ho
would not say whether or not he Intends to
apply for a license to rldo on tho English
trncKs.
FIRE ESCAPES ARE WANTED
Amerlenn Mnmuitrn llpcninu.
PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-Presldent
Hen Johnson of tho American Ilusc Hall
leaguo nnd tho delegates from the several
cities who were In attendance at the leaguo
mealing ncro tins wcok nave nit lert tnc
city.
Wrestlers nt f.nulKvllle.
LOUISVILLE. March 22. Adnmson ot
T.nnlavllln wnn from .Tnhn Willi, nf f?hlenirn
In a wrestling bout tonight by two out of
tnreo rutin. in
CRAZY STUDENT RUNS AMUCK
Shoots Two Men Who Object to Ills
Hols teroii Conduct In
ii Cnfe.
NEW YOHK, March 22. Two men were
shot at an early hour this morning In tho
Rathskeller of the Pabst hotel by a man
who Is bplloved to be Insane. Tho Injured
men aru J. U. Lofiingwcll, 40 years old,
of tho Uroadway theater, who Is wounded
In tho left side, and Alexander W. Dingwall,
general manager ot Jacob Lltt's theatrical
enterprises. The man who, It Is alleged, did
tho shooting, gavo his name as Illchard
Hayden Morris, 25 years old, and said ho
Is a studont and a natlvu of Tennessee, not
In any business and n guest of the Crite
rion hotel. Ha was placed In Jail.
About 1:45 o'clock Morris -entered tho
Rathskeller, where probably soventy-nvo
men and women wero eatlug and drinking,
and It Is said began to talk abusively. Tho
mon present resented this, and. Morris,
it Is alleged, drew his revolver nnd fired
tlvo shots, wounding two men, Morris was
held until ofllcers wero called. Ho con
tlnunlly exclaimed, "What have 1 done?"
and Is believed to bo of unsound mind. The
wounded men wero rornoved to hospitals,
whero their wounds were pronounced not
dangerous.
When Morris was arraigned In police
court ho said hc was Robert, 11, Moulton ot
Springfield, Tenn., nnd that ho had been u
student for thrco years at Columbia uni
versity. Ho was held In $3,000 ball for
examination on Monday next.
Moulton Bald ho was a user of morphine
and that he took a good deal of tho drug
yesterday. He said he remembers going to
tho Broadway theater ana rcmombcrs tno
second net of tho play thcro, but nothing
moro, Hc also remembers coming out, but
asserts ho docs not remcmbor anythiug that
happened from that time until he found
himself In tho patrol wagon.
It was said at tho hospital that Dingwall
was renting easy.
After tho proceedings In court wore
finished n statement was given out nt the
Ilroadway theater to tho effect that the
woman who was with Dingwall nnd Letting
well at the tlmo of tho shooting was May
nucklcy. n member of the company now
nnpcarlng at tho llroudway theater. Mls3
Sollgman asserted sho had not been In th
Pabst at all last night.
Oitj Building Impictor 0 t'tir Urgci
Inmge of Bill,
ENDORSED BY STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER
Chief Provision of Hill In Hint Nullil
ItiK" ut Properly l.tiulpiieil Mny
He Cloned Maimer In
School llulldlnm.
City Uulldlng Inspector It. I). Carter has
returned from Lincoln, where ho went to
urge tho passage of tho bill Introduced by
.McCoy of Douglas and providing that all
public buildings shall havo suitable flro
escapes. In Us original form tho bill re
quired flro escapes for all buildings of two
storlss or higher. It will bo amended so as
to apply only to buildings ot thrco stories
or more.
'Tho bill Is backed by the stato labor
commissioner," said tho building Inspector.
"It Is a bill tt-at should bo mado a law-.
Tho chief provision In thd measure Is that
buildings which aro not properly equipped
tftay bo closed. This will make Its enforce
ment possible. Under the old s'ystem of
fining offenders It wis nlmoat Impossible
to compel tho construction of flro escapes.
School IIiiHiIIiikn t'liiirntectcil.
"There aro many buildings In Omaha
which should bo provided with Arc escaped
and under the proposed Inw many needed
reforms could bo made In this city, Sev
eral of the public school buildings nro with
out escapes, Farnani, Park and Castellar
schools aro among tho number.
"Tho recent flro nt St. Joseph Is but an
other cxnmplo of tho loss of llfo that Is
poaslblo In buildings which do not havo
safe flro escapes. Omaha has had similar
casualties and It Is high time that steps
bo tnken to prevent any moro fatalities.
"Hcsldcs tho public school buildings
mentioned thcro aro many other public
buildings In tho city which aro equally
bad. The Chamber of Commerce, building
Is one of tho many down-town buildings
which should bo provided with flro escapes.
Some- of the private schools nro not well
equipped,
"If this bill beeomcs n law, and thcro Is
every rcuson to believe It will pass, tho
stato lahor commissioner will havo author
ity to closo up bulldlngB which fnll to com
ply with tho provisions of tho measure.
Any action ho takes In Omaha1 will prob
ably bo through tho city building Inspector,
but when tho city official Is backed by n
stato law and a state ofllccr It will be much
easier to work reforms."
Moti'iiK-ntM of (lorn ii VeneN Mnrell IT-'.
At Huston Arrived New i.usianu, rrom
a rri0r!ivpriinnl Arrived Common wealth.
from Hoston; Oermanlo, from New York.
At (llasgow Sailed Stato of Nebraska,
for New Vnrk. .,,,,
At New York Arrived Sardinian, from
ainniJiiw. . , x.
At 1,01111011 rtrri ven .nvati i'i, iiuiu
Vorlf
At Naples Arrived I lohcnzollern, from
Now YorK tor licnuu.
WANTS TO REMAIN IN JAIL
AkciI Man "Weeps I.Ike u Child When
Told Hp Would Ho
Liberated.
UPPER SANDUSKY, 0 March 22.
Daniel Carr, who was recently on trial
for tho second time on tho charge of
manslaughter, nt which tlmo tho Jury dis
agreed. Is still confined In Jail hero and
docs not wunt to leavo It. Ho Is 73 years
old, haa no homo and rather than go
to tho Infirmary, ho wants to be locked
In Jail. Whcu Carr heard that tho prose
cuting attorney would probubly nolle tho
Indictment against him, ho wept llko n
child and becamo sick worrying over his
future. Tho services of a physician wero
required.
GOVERNOR YATES' INVALID
Daughter of Mrs. llootli-Tiiekt-r Suf
fers Seriously ultli Attnek
of (.rip.
SPRINGFIELD. III.. March 22. Minn
Tucker, dnuehtcr nf Cnnmil Mro rtnnih.
Tucker of tho Salvation army. Is critically
111 wltli grip nt tho executive mansion.
Mrs. Booth-Tucker, who has been a guest
of Governor and Mrs. Yates for nevprnt
days, has canceled all her lecturo engage
ments on account of her daughter's Illness.
HYMENEAL.
lOiiKiiKrinen t In ltonl Circles.
WEIMER, March 22. It Is stated on re
liable authority that Grand Duko Wllhelni
Ernest of Snxo-Wclmar will, on tho ex
piration of tho period of mourning for
Queen Victoria, become engaged to the
youngest daughter of the lato Duko Alfred
of Suxo-Coburg-Gotha.
.ev .Mexican Working for Statehood,
SANTA FE. N. M.. March 22.-Oovornor
Otero has signed a resolution adopted by
the territorial legislature authorizing tho
appointment of a non-partisan commission
of fourteen, with tho governor as nn ox
offlclo member, to go to Waahlnston nnd
worK ror statehood una against the inter
national dam project, and aimronrlutlnr
$2,(W0 for the purpose.
I'nsKfH Oli-nniiirMnrlne Hill.
CHI I , A ITT Htf.nli " Tlin f,.,ln l.lll ...
n 1 1 . ... i.i .,-, . ..v. pu.uitu mi, j in
hibiting yellow color for oleomargarine und
providing regulations and restrictions for Its
mt .ii, f ,,1 II rn nllrl Wlitp wnu f 11 vi.rii . -,,
ported to the houso by tho committee on
.1..I.... trrA iirnilllulu mill vmaand iinnp tii.a
pension sof tho rules. The mcasuro is n
copy of the Massachusetts law and now
goes to tho governor for his signature.
Sue Hnllroiul for HniiirtKe.
William Orovo has begun suit ngulnst the
Union Pnclflc Railroad company for JIJM
V J THE PURE W
GRAIN COFFEE
Do you know that three-quarters
of all the world's headaches nro tho
result of using tea and coffeo ?
So physicians Bay.
Quit them and the headaches
quit.
Grain-0 has tho coffee taste but
no headaches.
Ailr' " ' '
A HOME PRODUCT
Iletter than Imported,
Cook's Imperial
EXTRA DRY
Delicious Invigorating harmless,
Absolutely pure.
Batduffs Easter Reminder
Two wi'cks froiji riuntlay Ik Kiistcr--ami
wo mi) riuiily now with the hitiid
Homu&t ICnster novelties wu'vo uver
Hhown Tlioro aro birds, chicks, brown
ies, candy eggH, silk nnd sat In t'Kgs
nnd tho greatest collection of novelty
baskets-all tilled with out' delicious
cniitly We'll niiiko to older anything
you desire for your Banter dinner ko
creain. Iced puddings, punches-no mut
ter what give us jour order early nnd
wu will guarantco satisfaction.
W. S. Balduff,
1S20 Famtn Su
CLERGY MINISTER
TOJHE SICK.
From Many Parsonages Come Words of
Praise for Paine's Celery
Compound.
Moro practical work and shorter doc
trinal sermons distinguish tho pulpit of
today. Illshops and plain ministers of tho
gospol aro putting tremendous energy Into
the cause of good government and public,
health.
Tho injunction, "Minister to tho sick and
suffering," Is being literally obeyed.
Clergymen aro Investigating romcdles ns
they havo never done before, taking them,
themselves and family, frankly rocominend-
Ing thn valuable ones on condemning the'
worthless.
Rev. W. 13. Aldrldgc, of Birmingham, Ala.,
Bays ho considers It his duty lo let his peo
ple know about Palno celery compound,
as ho .speaks from personal knowledge. Ho
says:
Ocntlcmen: I havo been nflUcted for ten
yenrs with what I thought to bo heart dis
ease, but after having tho physicians ox
amino me,, T loarncd that I was almost
dead with Indigestion. They told mo that
they could glvo mo mcdlclno that would
relieve me, but there was no permanent
cure. Then I began using Palno's celery
compound, which gave mo Immedlnto relief,
and now I am well and enjoying good health.
I can recommond Palno's celery compound
to bo the best remedy for all ailments I
ever used, and furthermore, I tell my peo
plo if they will uso thu compound freely
they will havo no doctor's bill to pay.
JtKV. W. E. ALDU1DOK.
Clergymen In every denomination are
recommending to their parishioners theso
March days tho great spring remedy that
makes people well, earnestly endorsing the
work of Dartmouth College's generous
scientist, nnd frankly lending their Influ
ence to that of tho best physicians advis
ing tho uso of Palue's colory compound,
now spring haa come.
As soon ns ono has fairly begun to use
Palno's Celery Compound, every dHy Is a
step toward assured health. Nervous, un
happy and feeble persons find their flesh
becomes moro solid, a moro healthy color
takes tho placo of tho wnxy, sallow look,
and thcro comes nn Increase In tho voltmo
ot tho blood nnd an Improved normal n.
petlto because of this rapid feeding of tho
entire nervous'Bystem.
Clerks, employers, Inwyera, doctors,
mothers of families, hard working men nnd
wometi In every stato and country, and
hosis o-f ornln workers tho most Intelli
gent part of ovcry community aro to'day
taking Palno's colnry compound with tha
happiest results to relievo themselves of
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous exhaustion,
dyspepsia, sleeplessness, nnd low spirits.
(let rid of languor, cleat- tho muddy, un
healthy skin, plump out tho body, and get
back to n normal, vigorous condition with
Palno's eclory compound nnd begin now.
March Is tho month when It Is easiest to
begin health.
da ma ccs, Ho was Injured whllo worklni:
for tho comnnny In u wrccklnz crew at
Cooper Lake, Wyo April 29, 1900. His loft
arm was broken and lucernted, and be
charges tho company's employes, with
negligence
Mei-ryiuun ArrcMeil for Iliannlty.
George IJ, Merrymun, the philanthropic
Individual who spent nil of Thursday in
hiring men lo shovel snnw from the streets,
was arrested Krlday night on an insanity
charge. At tho tlmo lie was wearing a tall
silk hat, a skull wig. a long false heard and
n nyed mustache, which altered his appear
ance greatly, but not enough tu escapo the
notice of Patrolman llareld. Merrymun
mild bis workmen with worthless checks
and In the unexpected event of being de
clared sane ho will bo prosecuted on that
charge.
MorlnlMy Slut In t leu.
Tim fnllnuL'ltir- ildnlliu u'nr.i mnnrtfifl to Dm
city heulth commissioner for tho twenty
four hours ending at noon Krlday: Charlos
Codler, 1403 North Klghtpenth, aged 4
months; j-;tiuie weuuiunu, inu uniiue, ugen
IB: Anna P. liruner. 2UI1 Center, aged 8
days.
A SKIN OP BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
DR.T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM, OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER.
lttmovtt Tun, Plmplta,
Frccklei, Moth Patch.
Hurt und Skin dli.
rare, and tverjr
lilrrnlfli on beauty,
and deflM dttac
tlon. It haa atood
the teal of fin
yrari, and la to
harmltM we taita
It to ba aura 't
la properly madf.
Accept no countrr.
tell or almllar
name. Dr. I,. A.
Snyre aald ta a la
dy of the haul-ton
ta nfltlnnttt
"As you ladles will usn them, 1 recom
mend 'QOUHAUD'B CHKAM' ns tho least
harmful of all thn Hkln preparations," Kor
sale bv all Druggists nnd Kancy Goods
Dealers In the U, B. and Europe.
FBIll). T. HOPKINS. Prop'r,
S7 Great Jones St.. N. V.
There's no Danger
of your lioy bclnj; dissatisfied with our
dollar and u lialf shoes They're made
with as much euro ns any shoe shaped
like the foot so as lo slvu comfort and
growing opportunities You'll have no
Kiel; coining, for they'll wear like lion
and he will havo to do sonio mighty tall
kicking and sliding In wear them out he-
fore you get your money's worth and
you will get moro than a dollar nnd a
half worth out of every pair you buy
Saturday Is hoys' shoe day at Drexel's,
and that's Ihu time you ought to bring
tho boys These shoes have heen leaders
with us for years.
Drexel Shoe Co,,
Cntiilouiie Sent I'rre for the AnkliiK,
Oiunlin'N I'li-to-dnt c Shoe limine.
IIIM I'' A H.N AM .STHHUT,
Reliable Pianos-
We have sold for 2IJ years and aro
still selling them we always keep tho
best you run no risk In buying your
piano from this old-established house
every Instrument Is guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction If not, you have
your money bnelc our extensive stock
of thu following high grade planus is
always on huiid-Knabo, Kranlch Hi
Daeh, Kimball, Hallet k Davis, Seliu
ninnn, Mcl'hall, Whitney, Frascr, S'eed
ham. etc., etc. Phono 1SS when you
want your plnno tuned, replilred polished
or moved.
A. HOSPE,
Hull yi Art 1613 Daunts
