'1
. 1 iJe'.X
Kv:i ' Vjta. iSTvJ --Tsw
! JLr ' ; ' ' v' -: v.V.;- '"
t,' ! - ;-yr-'-' k- : - h v;Vw;
Mrs. Hii'jrhson,"
letter follows, is another woman in high
position who owes her health to the use of
Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Compound.
"DnvnM;:. l'ix:cn,ut:--I sufiVrod for several years Avith perioral
Tveakiics. anl lwarin!?-iU)wn pi his, iv.iu'd lv womb tiouLle. Xy npre
tito was lit fill, and 1 v.ouM lie awake? fi.r hours, and ewilcl not uli-cp,
until I seemed more wary ia the inonshig- than risen I retired. .After
read in; om; of your advevtiseinent.s I deeided to try tho merits of Ljdia
IS. PinklmmN Vegetable Compound, unci I nm so c.l.itl I did. Jv'ooise
mii deseribo t!io good it did nie. 1 took three bottles faithfully, and
besides budding up my general health, it drove all disease and poison
nut ot my body, and made mo feel an spry and aetive r.s a yom.ij cirl.
Mrs. Piiikliam's medieine.s are rortainly all they are claimed to be!'
JIks. V.. E. lliroiisov, i!:t7 East Ohio bt, Chicago, 111.
Sim, PhiLham Tells How Ordinary Tasks Produce Displtirements.
Apparently trifling iueiOents in wemcn's dailv life frc-qi: -ntlv produce
diRpliuxMuents of tlio womb. A blip on the s-tair.i. lifting- diiii:iBf niesihtruotion,
Btiiiulinif at a counter, running a'cwinp n:ri'l:ine, or ntfrmling1 to the most
ordinary t:isks m:iy result In ilisplaeeiurut, and a train of serious evilr. is started.
Th Hist indication of mieli trouble should lo the bipnnl or quick net ion.
Don't let tU-i condition Womo chronic tliroirli neglect or a mutaUcn idea
that you c:m overcomo it by exercise or leaving it aloue.
More than a million women have regained health by the ute cf Lj dta E,
Pinklnun's Veifotable Com pound.
If he slifesf trouble nppcars which oi douit understand
write, to 31 rs. Cinkluvni, at 1-yun, Iass., lor Iter adviee, and n few
tiiuely words from her will Miow you tb- ri;;ht thin!,' to do. This
udvieo costs you nothing, but it may menu lil'eorliapi lncssorboth.
you couia e.o ior uk im, mere woniti t e no r.ecu
",' of theiv dnr'iinr out, miserable iies in :iTonv.
Yly I sntfeit'd
aehe, but a lev;
Compound
. 1
n toVr
Health to women who thus Riircr. Jt is a sorereipn cure for
tho worst forma of female coin phi intn, that bcrrinrr-down fecliiif, ve:ik
biielc, fallini,' iiml disphuemcnt of the womh. iullae.imation of the ovaries, and
till troubles uf the uterus or womb. It dissolves ami expels tumors from tho
uterus in tho early hinge of development, and elu-eha any tendency to cancer
ous humors. It subdues excitability, nervous prostration, and tones v.p tho
entire female system. Its record of cures ia the greatest in the world, and
etioulil be relied upon with (onlldence. ,
FORFEIT " ! "nnot forthwith
alKfVv tutumuulali, which lll pr..ve
, Lydl.t
Ulsrretion In npooch
eloquenep.
is more than
The easiest way to,outwlt a liar la
t tfll the truth.
Begin lha Year by Figuring
a Little on the Future.
If foil looking for opportunity or Inteit.
mrnt try lh t...mhwr.(.
All uvr ib houthwcit, rltlet fend towm tr
rowiiif up, iptndlng, tioqulrliiK nmro. !
iiumllniK uiorf; peoplmt ly ewer, putlilntf.
l,lwkt rliltena, who h tho ? trtim of rn
r'Hiritlng rtitrrprl.rt if fry kind, the n(.
fulnoM uf lotlini moro nod hritrr t'lllilt,
Mid mtr taandt to drrl,.p the roiiuiry.
Ilrlfl)r. the conilliloii la thta: the South
weal la reai;y In neert uf nothlntr ar people.
More men are wanted. In the houtbweat am
vaat arnaa of unlmpnifed land -land not yield
ln( the erope of which it la capahle. The aame
liiini. In n d'fferetit war. la true of the town.
Few llnoeof touineaa are adequately represented.
There ar onenlna uf all aorta-for mill and
nianuraotnrtn pian a. for amen atorea of all
kinda. for uatika, newipaiien wul luoihrr yard.
Mechanlca and prufeaalonal nten, out a are In
dnnind.
Tell nt what you want, how much you hare
In Invi'.Uaml we'll help jou with laluruiatlon
ooul a guud oprnlui.
GEORQK MORTON,
Osn'l Pan. A St., St. Louis, Mo.
The FREE Honnsstcad
LANDS OF
an lyeQtcrn
uaiOT
Are the STAR ATTRACTIONS for 1904.
Million of i rn of hinrilieiit (train nl Cmr
intl nni- td hi l:rti h fr i iff, nr br fi;u tue
liuin Kvift) Conifaitii. Lunl Cm poi utiti, tic,
THE GREAT ATTRACTIONS
(iftmt i rti tlfllnhtfnl clliii.ttt', Njtlrnilltl
ri-ilitnitl m 1 1 it it y ndvantiivra, nntl nrulth
nml nfllm nrr nriiulroil nully.
l.HiiO hv ininiitiiaticit (I ml rid II-c ie-.( )rar, orrr
l'lllt ll'lTRim (I II I HI n ( e-, V tl 1 1 1 .T" a It I (1 17 I H . -
Ar.Htl f..r I A ,t. n.l ........ - ' "
iv..... ... . .....t : t ... . i -.. .
ipmiiiiSiiii
of Chicao-o. whose 8
r.irs. Lelah Stcwell, 177 Wellington
St, Kingston, Ont., writes:
"DnAr. Jilts. l'l.xKirAM: You are indeed a
pe.rlsend to women, and if they nil hncw what
for yenr.s vith hcnrin-tlown pidne,
bottles of Jwiia I!. I'inlilinrn'jj
xvs. ee,oTitt;.o toiupot:i:i maue nie jook
new and jnTriinsinff to me. i am Jight and
hajipy, and I do not 1. now v lint Hiknettt
is, and I now enjoy the Ir: t cf health."
tydia l l'mkliam s vegetr-ble
can alnavs i e relied uiion to restore
r.rndnra tlio erlrlnM lftti-n nd Ignsturei ol
llinir :ilnlutn ,-iM-M'ciriK'i.
., I'iukhum .Meilichio Co., Lynn, Mud
If you don't obey your mother you'll
obey your stepmother.
No chromos or cheap premiums,
but a better quality nntl one-third
more of Defiance Starch for tho same
price of other starches.
Forgiveness Tho noblest of nil vir
tues. There'H nudimi;
than Insincerity.
more disgraceful
Tho Wondnrful t'nm 9pnitor.
Poen lt work In thirty nitnuten and
leaved Irss than 1 per cent butter fat.
The price Is ridiculously low, accord
Inn to lxe, t2.Vo to $6.00 fit. It, antl
when you have one- you would not part
therfwlth for (If t y times Its cost.
JI'dT SEND THIS NOl'tCI
with Bo stamps for postR to thr John
A. fcalfcer Seed Co., La I'rosse, Wis., and
gut their blK catiloK, fully tloscrlblnK
this romnrkitble Crram foparutor, and
hundreds of other tools nml furm seeds
used by the farmer. (W. N. U.)
If you follow a crow long enough
you will light on carrion.
LEWIS SINGLE BINDER
STRAIGHT at CIGAR
sSrlR5,600,000
mt Jooikt or dlrr.'l liotu fa. lot), re,)tla. 111
1
rV
' seedt Potatoes
!trAAAA rif - 1
FORSALEXHEAPf;
V L-int at 't. Treniro'loua yielila, C
i .tiiu tt i ii-.i uiaoia r WLrw,
rC.7 10 CENTS
e, I thla niilli ktI ti ii lota ol farm
a--.il er.tnti" an I j rata'oa-'.i. H,,'P
nllntKMitTeoaliiie.f lt IV,,. A.O.I
In. eerier, Miu-an i i ivimi, Hmnrna,
Un MlaniKMu, t oU K tejito.lr,
BRIDGING All II-ILANB SEA.
One of the Most Stupendous and Difficult Feats of Railroad
Entjineerin Successfully Accomplished.
We have in times past been
told '
much of wor.de.-f.il feats in ia lroad
buihiint;. and much ha . been written
of the ei'.siiieeriiii; skill and darii; that
tlirected the course of tho iron horse
ccross the plains and intmntains tliat
lie between the Missouri river anil
the racifle ocean. "In the grandeur
ar.it uianitude of the underlal, iiw.
the Vr.:,m raei'le-Central l'acilie hiu
never b.-en eipialej. The te.eiu'y nrd
persevcraneo w ith which the werl; was
urged forward and the rapidity with
which it was executed, are without a
parallel in history," were the slate
iiietits of the special f,overi::iietit to:a
niissloiiers to the Secretary of tile
Interior.
Thirty-live years ayo there was no
time to upend on work r.imilar to that
which has just been completed. Then
the world was watching; while the
builders of the Union Tacillc and Ccti-
. . t- - i ,r" .
.' ;y 71
vV- f
' ! ' " ' - i
;v;.';;::Av.';' ,:"v;V(n; j'v- ; . ',V; , ---'A
--.i;' ''v-''V' -v -.r;;:' t1'' . ,
View of tl-is Track Acr:ss the Grert Sr.lt Luke.
trai raeiiie raced f r .snprenincy. I! ,
was a liiagnitleont. politest, but nov.a- :
days the owners of the road have hec.i I
brotr:ht to consider other pr,)b!en:s.
One of these necessitated the ntdiition
f the grade question and the straight
ening of .the track.
One ef the most interesting and dif
ficult feats of railroad engineerirg
over undertaken lias just been com
pletedthe building of a bridge acro.-s
the Croat Salt Lake between Ogden,
Utah, and I.ucln, Nevada.
Tho work being practically Pom
pletod, the now track was formally
opened last Thanksgiving day when
Mr. K. 11. Ilarriman. head of the llitr
rlman lines, and a big parly of railroad
magnutoR partook of Thanksgiving
day dinner In the middle of Ureal Salt
Lake.
DEATH THAT WAS
FORETOLD I
Ghostly
Messenger King
Guitavut
Alone Could See.
Klrg Ciiistavus IV of Sweden, who
reigned In the early part of last con
I ttry. was taking supper one evening
with a prince of Uaden nml others,
among them a Count liwcnhjelm.
Suddenly, half way througn tho bup
per. the king let drop his knife and
fork and, turning to Uiwenhjelm.
said: "Look! Don't you see?" at the
fan m r time gr.nlng across the table.
Hill
Ml
one nn.er..tiM)i what he meant and
he dropped the subject. Ijiter, nf-
trr the prince of Hade;) lad tleparted.
tht Kb g said to lil. companions:
"When I asked you whether you saw
r.nythlng I had myself distinctly seen
the double, or wraith, of the tlnee of
Hinlen enter the room nntl. . pnssinu
rmenl the table, place Itself behind
that prince's chair, where It quickly
faded n" ami Minlshcd. You know."
added the king, "the terrible Import
attached In ear country to sieh ap
paritions and. having given yon the
lo-y to what you may well have
thought unaccountable conduct on my
I
1,niL'!f''lfV
The 0;u':en-l.iie!t! "Cut-Off Is mc
miles In le::gili. ti-.ll.'s m land and
mile j of trcUh wtrU :nl "i'.U-ie t"
over the waters t f (Jreat liait Lake. It
preteiits a practir.illy level track ex
cept for u td.oit U.Ktunro on tiu west
eni! rear Lucin, Nevada.
wh
e;e a
slin!;t grade is eac nii:tered.
The ese uf this cut off v!!l
out the traiH-co:-.! iin'i:t.il traff!
the old lii'.e from (:',,ii';i to
Neva.la, ar.)u::il the h'.Ue. Th;
throw
,ner
l.uein.
; strip
The Lucin "Cut-Off" Acros3 the Great
ot track s on? or the :::eat rxt.enn
on? of the :::e:-,t
of the llarriniiui nyi-tci-i, the niaximum
?vr,ii!e over the hue; f'romotory liill is
!.' ! I'eH to the n:iie and helper engines
are always ntcessary. Tho .elimina
tion cf the use of these ongiucu will
tneaa the saving; of at least Sl.nno a
day in operatitu; expenses and also a
saving of aeveial hours In runninir
time.
The original' kcciip of the cut off
A fV (, 4 1 , ,
1. - v-i - v? vi.) t :
v?'1 V-'V i--"'
!--"V'-'
v.a ; a.::: :-:v;-d b
!fi:nti:!g!'-,.i. Tin
ed r.lter the lat
the late Col. , J.
plans were p; rlect-
Col. lbinti-.-gton'u
death and approved by Jir. Ilarriman
when he assii ued charge of the line.
rtoi.vo work was commerced in
la"-, a. id tlius tho almost impossible
task was completed in about 22
months. Tho lnt pile was driven dur
ing tlie last week of October. This
great work lias cost over ?l,2i!0.0no.
Railrod Officials at Formal Opening of tho OfldervLucin "Cut-Off."
The cut-off runs from Ogden west
fifteen miles over level country be
fore warning the lake proper, then
across the east arm of the lake nine
miles to rromotory. Then five miles
of eolld road bed and then nineteen
miles went over the west rtrm of tho
lake toward I.tieln and thence across
tho (ireat Salt l-ak; desert to Lucin,
Nevada. Aprorts tho east arm of the
purl, I now request you to keen
"trletly In yourselves what I have im
parted to ton." The following even
ing and at the same hour, according
to Count l.owcnhjelm. while the court
was seated as usual at supper, the
Platter of horses' hoofs were heard
in the palace quadrangle nntl a cour
ier was speeiily announced, who
brought tldlnga of n disastrous car
riage accident in which the prince of
Ikiih-n hud lost his life.
! Clear Sclf'RI(hteGusncs!t.
I :'r. Charles H. I'arkhurst was talk- i 1
: li'g about the self rluhieous.
j "They are a strange class," he paid.
; "Whenever I think of them I am re-
m!n led or a man who tiled in t.elpsle
1 while I was stud) lug there, some
t thirty years ago. This man was so
i abominably self rlgl.teou t that they
I say he tmutnurcd os ho lay dying:
"'And If I owe any man any thing
. I freely lorglvn him tho debt.'"
Old City Directory.
The lletlin directory, tho flo edi
tion of which Is JiiM out, fiai com
I'tetcd Its L'OOth year.
it vi;i be al.-.o;
saippoi'ted by tie
a
c M-.tlr.iioiu
Neir the
' ot tnia will ,:c
a tre:t!e work
a pai t f Oi l feet
let'; for the Hear
vhiih Hoas into the a.e.i of the
ss I'l'ionetiuy Poii.t runs five
lal.e.
Across I
mill s ei' si
celt vor'o
;!;,!,,. i f,...r
M 1 ro.-.d bed. and here tl i 11
vas earoiin'i'.'t'd. a cut of
ion;; in hnd and roi k oi
burren MuiT beiim neeessari . At this
pni: t, the ir.o.U hiamii'iil on this i n-
Ga!t Lake.
land ,s;m vo:; ha-, r been
made for
a:i iuniK'nvc sieiiiner nvuri.
Across I he west arm ef the lake Is
eleven miles of trestle work with n
I'll-in approach of four miles at each
end. In eoaiplellns the work of span
nln;; the lake one great dillkully was
etieoiiiilered across the east una liy
the settling of till iiis'and l resile work.
This was caused by the salt, of the
How of the Hear river bavin;; collected
for centuries over the bottom of the
hike and havirg formed a salt wall of
MO feet. It took l.OOii tons of rock
in piles which appear to have reached
the Imitnm of the lake proper and
which has resulted in a (inn and
splendid road bed.
In n speech which hs made at the
Alta Club, Salt Lake City, on the eve
of the opening or tho Cut-Off," Mr.
Hariin;an said:
"The work Involved In this plan has
been supervised by .Mesas. Ilariiman
and Krutt. ehnlM. of the Southern J'a-
j eiflc. ai'tl .Ve-rs.
Hurt ai d Horry of
and ihe.-e two rail
la i lie last three
at- jrhi.eeo.iioi) I
mo l uion I'aeiiie,
reals h.ne spent
years somewhere :
repair i a
the expe
aiue.''
:id"
taerovetnenl-i a
of operation or
lile ifom
maiateii-
Coijcs.il Crowds,
an 'lit:-o:!tieiio:i to his "Pi::,. :, of
In
the He
ami Y
n't:; of the Census of Kngland
!; ia HUM," Mr. William San-
.-"o (io l'o'lowi"g crious sta
' ii" all the people of Kni-.laiid
:!e -. h id to pass through Hon
'roe 'sjom, four abreast, and
1 list;. :
! ar.'. .
! 'o:i ia
even
reiliiy were nfforded for their
ad u'luiion-iipted passtige, dur
; free
ing twelve hours daily, Sundays ex
cepted, it v.cuhl take nearly four
months mid a half for the population
to file through at quick ni.'.rch. four
deep. The length of this vast col
umn would he 2,'SS miles. To count
thoin singly at the rate of one a sec
ond would take nearly two years and
a half, assuming that the same num
ber of hours dally wore occupied, and
that Sundays also were excepted."
Philippine Constabulary.
Tho constabulary of tho Philippines
Is an armed force of six thousand
tint Ives.
TEETH OF THE RAT.
One of the Finest of Nature's Imple
ments. One of nature's finest Implements Is
the tooth of a rat. Ha edge la as
hard and sharp as the finest steel;
Tho rat keeps In constant practice. To
gnaw on" the logs of a living bird doe
not come amiss, and to destroy the
sides of elephants' feet Is one ef Its
records. Home years ago the ele
phnnls nt the London zoological gar
dens were ohseiteil to be verv rest-
ess. could not keep still, and appeared
tender about the feel. Th" nilthoiitics
Invoked the aid of Frank llueklnnd.
the raturalist. lie t aced the clreuni
stance to rats. At night they stole
from their runs and us the elephants
slept ciliuly nibbled and tore nl the
huge feet. The quit a hail been eaten
completely oh the mighty nails and
the llesh beneath tunneled. Appar
ently similar tricks had been resorted
to In the c ase of the hlppop iiaie.us. for
h' vernl times rats wire found where
the ireahiro had t uned in Ms steep
i and crushed his jmsll ctietnien tin.
la:;e,
f. I'-in
nii,l;Ii
of op
riv'-r,
I
t;Mth Ills flanks.
BEFORE m
PUDLFC EYE
INDICT MAYOR OF CHICAGO.
Coroner's Jury Holds Harrison in Con
nection With Theater Fire.
Declaring that ids "tendency to
sluik responsibility" Is the cause ot u
"weak c.iurM' ami iuriiieieiicv" in ti e
city ha!! administration, the coroner's
jury in the Iroquois the iuvestiuat ion.
at Chicago Ie Id Mayor Harrison to the
Kraiid jur. "t'titil lie Is dischi.ri;,-.!
I iv due i . ir.-e of h'w," is tho tenim i f
the Icif. of ai i"t .uioti v. hit Ii the jury
fixed..
W. i .Vayer ll.:r:-:.--o;i the it;-:ow:,.g
wt r 1 held to ll-..
sponsible in p. rt i
lending lioloe.i.i 1
flared was th. r
the citv ordiiiiiixt .
prand y.xvy v. ie
r the l::-e iin.l it-- ::t
which Ike ju v i',e
mil td iok.t ioa ; el'
iu I V'.
p.tf. of the
play house:
Will .1. D.'.vK pre-ide'
quids Theater cv-paay
Ol tk' the.lt'T. lo'id it! 1
" th -li'tit:
:'l t::-.:
.ser
di :
Hi"
IK'.d lite
not
ip- d
tile
for neglet t i:i not
iiter was properly
ing that t!n
iu 'tt ueli ii
properly
e,,
ippeti.
. .; es-'t-.im eni,- f i f t l.e
I id re q-MiisibJe t'er
t'. e , I e.i tt ; was oqi-.p
f.tu ; as ieiprr. d ie,
".d w tis t:oi. pr .ii-ey
.ii.su W i'liii-w C. Li;1.:
V:l';a;:i li
iiep;.:,L :: el I .
' eeing I hat
vt.Ml tire t:pj
ordin.an.c a
'true' tin; Hi"
in liis tli'.ie -s
Ceoi-;- W
.-ii.r.i -. Iii
Hie Iroquois
l :l.i:ns. li.idi. i.t.,
. i ciisihie for
!!!..; i er to 1...
i o:,i:'!e;
uilow in:
(ipe.,!;
w
n not completed, and v.-illicit! It:; v-
ii g niade a t!: iivuph lii:-peci ion ol ;i,e
.-Inirlure r.rd it-: equipun-iii1'.
I-Mwanl l.att.,iilin. building inspector.
Guilty of gross negligence ai;d neieet
of duty in repoi-iin;.: the theater "t. K,"
wh.en it was not properly fiirnislied
and equippoi:.
William C. Sailers, -house (ireman at
the theater, lb Id guilty of gros.-: neg
lect of duty in :iot reporting to Chief
Musham the condition of the t heater
in regard to lire equipments.
.lames K. Ctinir.ilngs. stage carpenter
at tin; theater. Held .guilty ef gross
IT--.f.-v. yS
'7
Ms; im
Mayor Carter H. Harrison.
n.-gleet of duty in not seeing to it that
the theater stage was fully equipped
with apparatus for extinguishing (ires.
William McMuIIen, operator of tl iod
light. Held to be responsible for neg
lecting to have his light properly safe
guarded, when he knew the danger of
the contact with an infianimuble
drapery.
.Mayor Harrison is i ;w held In
t'Ott bail to await the K-tion of tho
grand jury. Of ail the eight men held,
all have given ball except William Mc--Vi'llen,
the man who operated the
falal Mood light, who ha-; guno to jail
in (lefi'.uit of finding hor.dsn.r-ii.
LONG TIME ON WATCH.
Keeper of Ker.ocha Brcakw,-,t?i-to
Celebrate Anniversary.
l.oiti.i Nanih'on do Dcituar, tho
armed ke pi r t.t the light ;:i Keu
'iht
:to-
ilia
break wati'r. i
bratlon of hi
i nry in that ;
idatiiiing ier
the cole-
thirty
"itioM see, mil annivei
to which lie was
Mr. He Deimar
itch to the sar.u?
great Napoleon.
"o:il in is.i, and
:iopoir,tcd in i:-;.',
traces his aneetvy I
blood is-: that of ilf
He wo.s borsi ii; A:,,-.:
'aiue to Ke;io.-i; s, ( a rnrs hiter
with his hrotliei -in-law. K. s. Thnnie.
who is now tilth aunit'oi- of the United
-i.i'es Tieasary. i mring the civil war
lw, fi, ,,..!,( ...t.l. .,. . ..-
'no rirst Wisconsin
volunteers, losing his r,-,,, nt ,), ))Ul,
tie of I't-rrj vllle-Chicago Chronhje
IS MISSED AT WASHINC. ON.
Persian MiniEter's Promotion Removes
Picturesque Firure.
I tin i i.tiit, vi i , .... t .. . .
'ioui tniongton ttf
(ion. Knan, lYrsl.in minister, who Is
pronioteti to a lenna post, removes ti
most picturesque figure fmm ,,, ri, ,,
tut TI... . . .. 1
..... Seerui, wnose rn ,,,
Mofak I lamed Dov. let, has been In
WAMllllltrtf.n r....M . . . .
ji'srs, inn nas never
"come laminar with the English lan
guage, speaking French entirely with
members of the diplomatic corps, fjen
Khun is regarded as tho shah's right
hand man. his most notable work hav
ItiK been done in cultivating friendly
c,,v,.pn the republics of
.......it America a i: d his home govern
ment. Ibsen Is Failing Fast.
The latest news concerning lbsnn,
health Is of a serious k,. Vienna
doctor who recently visited him In
Chr stlana reports ti,t ,. ,,d prae
lieally.los. Ms speech." Tllo 0r
says further: "Also his faculties are
i'Hmlre.l. His ss of m,.ln(iry s nr.
I en nrly tio.lceable. i ,,,n.seqneco
ol these tlefects he c:..,ot Work. Ibsen
Is. in r-Pt. completely broken up .t
I'l'-eiltS the pietnre of M.,p,,.ss ,,,
Deaf Mute Wins Honors.
For I he n,t ,inm , )is(in. of
'.i'rman unlv, rsiteH deaf ,. ,,.1H
xiieeeotled ill . .I.t I n i 1. 1? a doctor's tie-
aiter Knntc
the Dnlvcr.lty f .eiisle
on whom
has cu
li'ireti a rn. D
lt coiniiitratlvctv
young man. ;s t..,,,.,.. f,,r .,, ;.
Is regattleil
years.
. -i i in- 1 1 1 i -ir
n "lie of the best in recent
Abvsilnla's Army.
"" .m.iis of Abv
slnla has nn
4 1
it
CONSTANT ACHING.
Tt.uk aches ;u
the time. Spoils
your appetite;
wearies the body,
worries the mind.
Kidneys causo
It all, ..ud D. .-.til's
Kidney I'll'.s re
lieve and cure it.
H. It. Mi-C.ttter.
of L'l'l Cl:eny st.,
l'oitlan 1. t)regi n,
inspector (f
fiiiglit for tho
Trans C, r.titieu
tal Co., says: "I
uu'd Dunn's Kid
u e y Hills for
b a c k a c h e ioui
other symptoms
w loch had aaiioyt .
think a odd was
w hole trouble. It
f kidney trouble
n.e fef u-.oaihs. I
'sponsible for the
i- Mi'.ed to settle in
my kidneys. Do
in's Kidney Hills
roe' ed it out. It Is sctcrnl months
tdr.ee 1 u -;ed tin in, and up U. ilate
there has been in. ree;:;Teuce of tho
trouble."
Dean's Kidney fill-, for sale by all
dealers, l'rlce, ."ill cents pel box. l-'oa-tc.
Miluurn Co.. HulTalo. N. Y.
Ciiarm
wins the
strike,
heart.
tin
sight, but merit
A woman'
i.'i;': worth
idea
tellitu
uf a si , r
l'Olt lil VT Oil SMI!
Pi Crop r.tjrtrn, HKVEUAl. CilOtcE FArjtR,
huail lwr i:ul. J. Ill I. It. i t. , Sii.iik tlj, louu,
The only
one.
way l- have a lii"iul Is to
The lit
day Is j.
rt thing to put
(intl health.
liy lor a rainv
Catarrh Cannot De Cured.
Wltui.OC M. M'I'l ie l los.n ilirv tunn.it tenrtl
ItullK'Atol ill,' llo,' .!-'. ( Itt.tlTll Ih H li"Oil I'l roll.tt
I ltlo;..il it I. .'.i-'. rilol III orili T rn-ii re II yon niii.t toko
tnioin.il r"iii,ilti'H, Itiilt . ( itiitrrh Cum I. iiiken lo-t.-ri.ii
liy. mo! m il .11 tee 1 1 y on Ihn IiImikI titnl 111111-00.
.iirf;:ri". It nl I", l hi ittrli I "u ro 1. nut a iiiui-k nieill-
fltn'. Ilwto int'tftilit'il liv f tin- lit iliv-til:in:t
in 1 Ilia,, hi 11 1 rv lur ;'i'iii-i innl . u reuuli.i- reierf pr inn.
It U tMinp-i.t-it ,if lltti ln'-t t,,nli-H known, ruiiilitnt'tl
ill. Ill" lifi-l lil I pnt'llliM'n, ml Inn tlliri'lly ,111 the
llllll'l 'ia Nltrlil,'!. Til,' IIITtri't. (-i.iiililiiiitlo'n t,l die
lit'i liitfri',ll"iilH In wli.it. iro,lnro. .in-li unnrli'i-fnl ro
nlln In 0U Ini; t-iitiirrli. s,iu f.,r toMitmotilnlM. free.
K..I. ( IIIAKY A CO., 1-Mw., liiluil,ll
P11M Sv linitrvlMa, pi-li'o 7"i-.
lako Hail'i h attilly I'll In ir connllpnttoa.
First impressions are everything
witli tilt! collector of engravings.
Ambit ion never to lie salislied w ith
one's achievements.
Clear wliito cIoUiph nro n sign Hint, tlie
hoiiMiliivpi r iim'h Iteil Cross Hall Uluo.
Lar'o 'i oz. paekago, i cents.
Success To h: per.ectiy salisfiod
with one's iiclilu'eliienir.
'Vj support a delusion la to co.n t do
I'.iinietl out, but tvas insured In Hie
STATU FA li MICH'S MUTUAL l.N'SI'R
A.NTK CO. of South Omaha. Nebr.,
which iiii'.-ins that he got. his money.
Has some agent tried to cancel your
Mutual I'o! icy'.' Telling you all sorts
of things, almost crying for you. Why'.'
Hecause he iveds the money In
would make tail, ol" you, wanted pay fo.
the talk ho gave. Don't be fooled.
Keep your Mutual Insurance, ami get
more if you need it. Write to 11. It.
Sloiiffer, .Secretary, South Omaha,
Nebr. ,
It takes two to fill a family jar.
Brief Superscriptions.
Senator latum has an envelope ad
dressed to him that he thinks equals
I tie famous one Secretary Kllhu Hoot
received. Secretary Uoot's reads:
' Tlie Hon. LI 1 1 11 Hoot." Senrtor Han
tin's was inscribed: "Sen. Hannah,
Wash."
Tlie Lebzudy Airship.
The Ilmndy airship, in its recent
trial between Paris and Moisson, a
distance of about fifty miles, showed a
doeile dirigibility. giving it the palm
among balloons, and its screw pro
peller working up to a niaximum of a
thousand revolutions a minui", ena
bled it to make headway against mod
erate w inds and choose its own course
and return. The ship, alter two hours
of successful sailing and m ine-tvi-ring.
came duly hack to its own shod, and
dropped down before lis door, like a
dove returning to its cote. It has
since suffered damage and be:'ii near
ly destroyed In other experiments, but
Hie success of tho one referred to is a
step forward In aeronautics and of
such significance In that delicate and
dillliult practice.
De:t in the Worltf.
Kstherville, la., Feb. 1st. Mr.
fieorge J. Harbor of this place says:
"Dodd's Kidney Pills nro tho best
medicine In the world. There Is noth
ing as good. I hail been sKk for over
13 years with Kidney Disease which
finally turned Into Urlght'a Disease. I
was treated by Doctors in Chicago but
they didn't do me any good. The best
Doctor In ICsthervllIo treated me for
five years with no bettor aurcoss. I
hoard of Dodd'a Kidney Pills and
made up my mind to give them a trial.
"I am very thankful to bo able to
say that thoy cured me completely
and I think thoy are the best medicine
In the world."
Tho honest, earnest, straightfor
ward experiences of real living men
and women aro the only material used
In advertising Dodd's Kidney Pills.
One nttch testimony la worth more
than a thousand unaupix.rtul claims.
Tho people who hnv used Dodd'a
Kidney nils ero those whoso evi
dence Is worth consideration and
surely nothing can bo more convinc
ing than a statement like .Mr. Par
her s. Thero are thousands of others
just as st rung.
Jealousy The homnRe paid by fail
ure to success.
Wise tnau-
One who Is and doesn't
sh,w It.
PUTNAM FADFLKSS DYFS color
Silk, Wool and Cotton nt one boiling
Any wise wife knows It Is policy In
let hubby think he la the boss,
Some men never appreciate hnmo
until they are miles away from it.
rjTCrrtnan-nllT rM. w nt. at n-r m. after
III.) ,lrM it.t'.not Or. Klin. . il,.i ,,,,.. Ni..e.
ar. N-,1 tor I Itl K all. .HI 1.1.1 ..... . .
It. Ik U. Kma,ul.,ti in liUmK, i'liiUoIHa. ra
it is muialry t,c Ky oni;in W!,
succeeds In liilpLiK the .4P mn.
ih, . hfi-'Zp,
It
army of i:,ihmi
cniited from n
oim.nno.
tie ti. all tavaliy, re
lmlatlon of but 3,.
W . . t'eiinrtl, l J..W olk Ll'a liU.ltliU(. , Li
Misfortune Is the spur of ambition
