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SUFFERINGTHESUREPENALTY
Health Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydla
K. Pinlcham'B Vegetable Compounds
llow many women do yon know who
aro perfectly well and Btronrr? Wo
hearerery day tho same story over and
over again. ' I do not feel well ; I an)
bo tired all tho timet"
More than likely you speak the snmo
words yourself, and no doubt you feel
far from well. The cause may bo easily
traced to some derangement of tho fe
male organs which manifests itself in
depression of spirits, reluctanco to go
anywhere, or do anything, backache,
bearing-down pains, flatulency, nerv
ousness, sleeplessness, leucorrhcea.
Thcso symptoms aro but warnings
that there is danger ahead, and unless
heeded a life of suffering or a serious
operation is the inevitable result.
The never-foiling remedy for all these
symptoms is Lydla E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound,
Miss Kate McDonald, of Woodbridgo,
N J., writes :
Dear Mrs. Plnkham :
" I tujnk that a woman naturally dislikes to
mako her troubles known to tho public, but
restored health has meant so mueh to me that
I cannot help from tolling mlno for tho sake
of other suffering women.
"For a longtime I sulTered untold agony
with a uterine- trouble and irregularities,
which made me a physical wreck, and no ono
thought 1 would recover, but Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound has entirely
cured mo, and mado mo well and strcng, nnd
I feel it my duty to tellother suffering women
nhat u splendid medicine it is."
If you nre ill, don't hesitate to get a
bottle of Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound at once, and write to
Mrs Plnkham, Ljnn. Mass., for special
advice it is free and always helpful.
Every housekeeper should know
that if they will buy Defiance Cold
Water Starch for laundry uso they
will save not only time, bocauso it
never sticks to the iron, but because
each package contains 16 oz. onn full
pound while all other Cold Water
Starches are put up in -pound pack
ages, and tho price is tho same, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is freo from all injurious chem
icals. If your grocer tries to sell you
a 12-oz. package it is because ho has
a stock on hand which he wishes to
dispose of before he puts in Defiance.
Ho knows that Defiance Starch has
printed on every package in large let
ters and figures "10 ozs." Demand De
fiance and save much time and money
and tho annoyance of the Iron stick
ing. Defiance never sticks.
Ho is not dead who departs from
lifo with a high and noble tame; but
ho is dead, even while living, whoso
brow is branded with Infamy. Tieck.
80 Do. BIncnronI "Wheat Ter Acre,
C00m$&
introduced liy the U. S. Depf. of Agr.
It is a tremendous cropper, yielding in
good land in Win.-, 111., la., Mich., Ind.,
0., Pa., N. Y., 80 bu, per acre, and on dry,
and lands, Mich as are found in Mont..
Idaho, the Dakotaa, Colo., etc.. it will
yield from 40 to CO bu. This Wheat and
Bpeltz and Hanna Darley and Bromus
Inermia and Billion Dollar Grass, makes
it possible to grow and fatten hogs, sheep
and cattle wnerever soil is found.
jurr bknd 10a and this notice
to the John A. Salzcr Seed Co., La Crosse,
Wis., and they will send you free u sample
of this Wheat and other farm seeds, to
gether with their great catalog, alone
worth $100.00 to any wide-awake farmer.
W. N. U.J
Most of us believe that fasting fat
tens tho other fellow.
TO COKE A COLD IN ONE DAY
TakeLaiallte liromo Quinine Tablets. Alt druq.
rliu rerun J the money If It fall to cure. K. W.
Orore's signature U on each buz. 25c.
We find no better feelings in others
than wo foster in ourselves.
CITC permanently cored. Wo fit or nerrensnesa arte
r 1 1 v ant day's um or Or. Kilns'! Ureat Nrrra Heator
T. Sand for VUKK SJ3.00 trial bottle and treatise.
IN. U. 11. (Out, Ltd., SJ1 Area street, rhUadelphls, Fs
Some pain is tho price of any power.
Try One Package.
If "Defiance Starch" doe8 not please
you, return it to your dealer. If it does,
you eet one-third more for tho same
money. It will give you satisfaction,
and will not stick to the Iron.
Grip is better than graft.
2 Cream
Separator
FOR S2S.O0) w aall the celt,
bratad DUNDEE CREAM 1EPARA
TOK.capacltj -K pounds per bouri
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L.H colder milk, (Mm eaaler, run
ilstiMrandeklinone-baKmore
nunc man any
illlc than any otber Cream
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charges er etherarKe. Cut
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ua, and you will rerelre by re
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iatest sereiiL reriy
SEPARATOR CATALOOUC You will get our bliroaerand
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ORDERS TO SHOOT
TR00P3 MOW DOWN STRIKING
WORKMEN AT RIGA.
THIRTY KILLED AND WOUNDED
Strikers Attack Troops to Disarm
Them When Shooting Begins,
Whereabouts of Father Gopln Still
Remains a Mystery.
ST. PBTEnSBURO Although tho
strikes in Revnl, Llbnu, Kloff, Odessa
and n few smaller placos aro evtond
ing tho situation is nowhero acuta. An
increasing number of workmen nro
out in Moscow, but thero is no gonor
al tie-up or disorders,
Tho whereabouts of Father Oopon
remains a mystery, although it Is said
ho Is In Moscow. Tho Russian capital
presents almost a normal appearance
and tho authorities aro confident that
tho strike has been broken. Soma of
tho factories and mills havo resumed
and a general resumption of opera
tions is- expected on Monday. The au
thorities oxpect that tho striko hero
will havo a discouraging effect on the
workmen in other cities to which the
troubles havo been spreading and be
llovo that thero is no longer danger
of a complete suspension of all the
industrial concerns of Russia.
Interior Minister Sviatopolk-Mlrsky
hn8 promised a delegation of editors
who called upon him that ho will in
vestigate tho arrest of n number of
prominent writers who aro now con
fined in tho St Peter and St. Paul
fortress and socuro tholr releaso as
soon as possible.
LONDON A dispatch to Renter's
Telegram company from Riga confirms
tho previous announcement of a colli
sion thero between strikrs and troops.
Thirty workmen wore killed or wound
ed and n substitute chief of police and
two soldiers wero mortally wounded,
Tho encounter occurred near tho
Tukkum railroad station. Tho strikers
attacked tho troops and attempted to
disarm them, when tho order was
given to flro. All tho workshops and
factories aro closed. Tho strikers are
parading tho streets nnd forcing all
workmen to Join in tho procession.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg,
timed 9:26 p. m., to a news agency
reports thnt Palil's factory and a
largo cotton mill havo been set on
flro and aro burning fiercely.
REVOLUTIONARIES AT LONDON.
Denounce "All Emperors, Thieves and
Other Loafers."
LONDON Tho largo east end re
sort "Wonderland," which is notorious
as a prize fight arena, was tho scone
Friday night of a revolutionary demon
stration. Tho audlenco numbered
3,000 and was composed largely of
Russian Jews. A Russian revolution
ary leader presided and made a speech
denouncing Emperor Nicholas and
tho grand dukes. For the benefit of
recent arrivals from Russia ho re
peated I1I3 speech In tho Russian
tongue.
Tho speaker was constantly Inter
rupted by cheers for tho Russian rev
olution and tho singing of the revo
lutionary hymn. This was followed
by a speech from a Londoner, who de
lighted tho Tuidlenco by denouncing
Emperor Nicholas, Emperor William
and King Edward, and proposed that
tho audience rid themselves of "all
emperors, thieves and other loafers."
A resolution was passed in har
mony with tho temper anil view of
the gathering, which was strange and
motley, perhaps tho most representa
tive of the kind ever seen In London.
Policeroent were present in large num
bers, but did not interrupt tho pro
ceedings. GRAIN RATE WAR IS NOW ON.
Eastern Roads Meet the Tariffs Late
ly Prevailing Omaha to Gulf.
CHICAGO Tho dogs of a real rail
road war were let looso Thursday,
when tho Chicago gateway and the
Gulf of Mexico outlet began to fight
In earnest for tho grain trado of the
corn belt. Tho western roads, with tho
exception of the ClUcago & North
western, announced rates of 18'A cents
from Omaha to New York, 17 cents
to Philadelphia, and 17 cents' to Bal
timore for export. Tho Gould lines,
with tho other Gulf roads, camo back
with nn open tariff of 12 14 cents from
Omaha to New Orleans. The action of
tho Chicago roads becamo known
early in tho day, and boro Immediate
fruit In tho securing of a substantial
amount of grain thfough Nebraska by
Chicago concerns.
For tho first time in weeks Chicago
shippers- wero able to compete with
their rivals, using tho low rates that
had been effective to the Gulf of
Mexico. Fanners got nearly 4 cents
more for their grain than before the
reduction was made.
Late In the day camo the reply from
tho Gulf lines, which met tho open
rates of tho Chicago roads by an open
tariff 1 cents lower than tho "mid
night tariffs" of a fortnight ago.
Students Show Disapproval.
Darmstadt, Grand Duchy of Hesse
Three hundred Russian students
marched to tho house of the Rusmlan
minister, Prinze Koudachew. Tho
spokosman for the students- said thov
I wished to protest against absolutism.
tho war with Japan and tho recont
proceedings at St. Petersburg. Tho
' students gavo choers for freo Russia.
Tho minlstor replied that last Sunday
had been a day, of tho deepest sadnoss
because masses of worklngmen had
been misled by thoughtless leaders.
Th students then quietly withdraw.
RUMOR THAT CZAR MAY FLEE
Not Confirmed That He Intends Go
ing to Copenhagen.
ST. PETERSBURG Thero Is' no
confirmation of tho report that tho
emperor, empress and children aro
going to Copenhagen, or, on tho othor
band, that tho emperor has decided to
appoint a mixed commission of offi
cials, employes and worklngmcn to
consider tho strikers' demands, not
ably tho question of eight hours work
per day, and to muko nn Investiga
tion of tho shooting of tho strikers.
AH sorts of rumors nro circulating
in both official circles and among tho
worklngmon.
A curious report sproad among tho
men last night that tho emperor had
given In and that three whlto flags
had been displayed over tho Winter
palace, signifying that ho had con
sented lo reduce tho maximum legal
hours of work from eleven to olght
According to this legend tho emperor
would havo displayed a red flag It
ho had decided to refuse tho strikers'
request.
Many worklngmcn, deceived by
this rumor shouted "hurrah" In lokcn
of victory and this possibly was tho
reason that tho strikers, bollcvlng
they had already won tho day, re
frained from committing excesses
yesterday.
DO NOT FAVOR ARBITRATION
Russia Does Not Like Hay's Sugges
tion. ST. PETERSBURG At tho foreign
office tho Associated Press was In
formed that tho proposition from Sec
retary Hay to submit tho question of
tho violation of Chinese neutrality to
International arbitration had not been
received. Tho officials wero rather
non-plussed at tho suggestion, declar
ing they could not understand how It
wns" possible under tho present cir
cumstances to adjust such a question
by such means.
Tho exchange of signatures of tho
Russian-American arbitration treaty
within a few days Is expected to fol
low Foreign Minister Iamsdorff'a
reply forwarded today through Am
bassador McCormick to Secretary
Hay's representations regarding tho
risk of difficulty In tho matter of rati
fication by tho senate of any treaty
departing from tho original Franco
British model. The difficulties ns al
leged by Mr. Hay aro thoroughly ap
preciated and Russia, being anxious
to consummate the treaty, haR decided
not to insist upon tho form of treaties
which sho has already also negotiated
with Belgium, Norway and Sweden
In addition to tho United States.
JAPS LOSE VILLAGE.
Russians Occupy Fortified Town In
Manchuria after Desperate Battle.
ST PETERSBURG General Kouro
patkln reports that Russian troops on
January 2C, after a dosperato fight,
occupied tho village of Sandopas,
which had been strongly fortified by
tho Japnnese,
News of General Kouropatklu's
successful repulso of tho Japanese ad
vance comes most opportunely.
Tho belief ovists that Field Mar
shal Oyama sought to tako advnntago
of any depression prevallng In tho
Russian ranks as the result of tho
news fiom St Petersburg by an at
tack against General Kouropatkln's
right, but tho Russian commander-in-chief
seems to havo tin nod the tables'.
Infllctlug considerable loss on tho
Japanese on Thursday and taking sev
eral positions westwnrd along tho
plain of tho Hun river.
Evidently General Kouropatkln Is
following up his victory, the latest dis
patches to tho Associated Press from
the front, dated G o'clock, In the even
ing of January 27, indicating that
there is n battle In progress extending
along tho center and becoming moro
nnd more serious. However, It seems
to bo confined to artillery.
TALK CONCILIATORY PLANS.
Emperor Nicholas Causes Special
Council to Be Held.
ST. PETERSBURG A special
council was held at Tsarskoe Selo, at
which it Is said various conciliatory
measures wore ddclded on, but no
details havo yet transpired.
Emperor Nicholas gavo a luncheon
Friday at Tsarskoo Selo In honor of
the birthday of Emperor William of
Germany. Tho empress, the dowager
empress, tho German ambassador,
Count Lamsdorff and M. Witto wero
present.
Tho strike continues at Saratoff,
Llbau and Lodz. No newspapers
have appeared,, In any of thcso cities.
At Warsaw tho situation appears to
bo getting worse. Tho strike is rap
Idly spreading, shops havo been clos
ed, there are no newspapers and tele
phone service has been stoppd.
Dry an at College Dinner.
NEW YORK William Jennlngi
Bryan was tho principal guest Friday
night at the annual dinner of tho New
York Alumni association of Syracuse
university at tho Hotel Astor. Ho
spoko on "Tho Appeal of Democracy
to tho Cultured Classes."
Main Question Not Touched.
WASHINGTON "None of tho pend
Ing measures touch on tho main ques
tion," said A. C. Bird, vice president
of a number of railroads composing
tho Gould system, at a hearing Tues
day before tho houso committee on
interstate and foreign commerce on
tho question of giving the interstata
commerco commission greater powers.
Among tho roadsr represented by Mr.
Bird aro the Wabash, Iron Mountain,
Mlsaourl Pacific and Texas Pacific,
Unreasonable rates, per Be, ho said,
havo disappeared
COL. BECKWITH SAYS:
"I Take Pleasure in Commending Pe-ru-na For
Coughs and Colds."
COL. P AVL..BECKWTH.
Colonel Paul E. Bccltwlth, LL Col., retired, 1st Reg. Mlnuto Men, in a 1
letter from 1503 Vermont nvcnuo, N. W., Washington, D. 0., writes:
"From the unqualified endorsement of m&ny of my friends, I ;!
1 tako pleasure la commending your remedies tor coughs and
I colds." Paul E. Dcckwttk. !
IN FIELD OR BARRACKS
PE-RU-NA IS EFFICACIOUS.
Tho constant exposure to tho ele
ments experienced in an out-door lifo is
not so apt to causo coughs and colds as
sedentary habits.
Thoso who nro brought face to faco
with tho weather every day In octivo
lifo aro much less llablo to catarrhal
diseases than thoso who aro housed up
in Uly ventilated
rooms. And yet both
of these classes aro
more or less subject
to catarrh and
ALL CLASSES
ARE SUBJECT TO
CATARRH.
catarrhal discuses.
Tho soldier as well as tho civilian finds
it frequently necessary to uso Peruna
on account of coughs and colds.
No ono is exempt. Tho strong and
healthy aro less llablo than tho weak
and ill, but nono entirely escape.
DEWEY & ST.ONE fURNITURE GO.
. OMAHA
RETIRING f ROM BUSINESS
Everything in Furniture to bo closed out at onco, regardless of cast. An op
portunity worth coming- hundreds of miles to tako advantage of. '
Benefit In Two Meals a Day.
Persons who aro tho victims of
chronic complaints, and whoso diges
tion Is slow nnd feeble, aro often
greatly benefited by taking but two
meals a day, If they aro cnrerul to eat
as much In tho two meals as would
ordinarily bo comprised In threo. Tho
neuralgic, In particular, will do well
to adopt thla.course, but tho first meal
should bo somewhat lato and tho sec
ond reasonably early.
Sensible Housekeepers
will have Defiance Starch, not alone
because thpy get one-third more for the
same money, but alro because of supe
:lor quullty.
Haytl devotes almost one-sixth ot
Its revenues to free schools.
Defiance Starch la put up 1G ounces
in n package, 10 cntn. Ono-thlrd more
starch for the same money.
tt Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat. Croup.
Influenza, Whoopinc Cough, Uronchltls nnd
Asthma, A crtalu euro for Consumption in 11 rkt
itage. and a sum relief in advanced stages. Use
at once. You vrH aee tho excellent eflect otter,
taking tho Urst dos. Sold by dealers every.
where Largo bottles 20 cents and W cents.
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Ask seller or veiil send post paldatlOc a package.
LEWIS' SINGLE BINDER
5t Cliar better Quality than most 10f Clears
Year jobber or sUreet from Factory, Peoria. IV
Peruna has always been n. great
favorite with tho military men, both in
tho army and navy.
Tho strongcht kind of testimonials
aro received from officers of high rank
concerning the virtues of Peruna for all
catarrhal ailments.
Onl v a small per cent, of thcso can bo
used for publication for want bf space.
Mr. Uarribon L. Deuin, llurusido Post
No. 8,' Department of tho Potomac,
Colonel encampment No. 09, Union
Veterans Legion, Colonel Green Clay
Smith Regiment No. 17, U. V. U., De
partment of the Potomac, Military
Order Loyal Legion, Department of
Columbia, Major 34th Indiana Veteran
Volunteer Infantry, writes:
"There ta no longer any question aa
to the curative qualities ot Peruna In
all catarrhal troubles. Its Mucceasful
use by many of my friends entitles It
to confidence and endorsement"
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TWEITY BUSHELS OF WHEAT
TO THE ACRE
Is the record on
the Free Home
stood Lands of
Wostorn Canada
for 1904.
The ISO 000 fanner from the United Btttei.nrho
during tbe pmt iere n jreara bars gone to Canada
participate In tut prosperity.
Tbe United Statea will xm become an Importer of
wheat, (let a free homeitrad or imrcbaie a farm In
Western Canada, and become one of tboiewho will
help produce It,
Apply for Information to Superintendent of Imml
rratlon. Ot'awa, Canada, or to authorized Canadian
tio eminent ient W. V, llennett, BOt Sew Tork
Life Uuildlng, Omaha, Kabra.ka.
rieue tar where yon law ttili adTcrtUcment.
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Lesson number ov
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of wheat need to stif
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starches in tims
'will rot the
goods they
' are used to
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