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FREE TO TWENTY.FIVE LADIES.
The Defiance Starch Co , wlll ; "
2& ladles n round.trp tlcltet to the St.
Louis oxposltlon to five ladles In
each cf the fonowlng states : lllinols ,
Jowa , Nehrn.s.ltB , Kansas and Mlsou' ! !
rl lO wIll send In the largest bumber
of trodo marks cut from 11. 10.cent , 16.
ollnco pncltago at Detlanco cold water
laundry starch. 'l'hls mentls from your
own home , nnywhere In the abov e
named stntes. 'I'heso trade marlts must
IJo mailed to and received by the Do.
I1nnco Starch Co" Omaha , Nob" before
. B ptember 1st , 1304. October and No.
\'ombor wlll bo the best months to
visit the oxposltlon. Remember that
Uollanco Is the only atnrch put up 16
DZ , ( n Cull pound ) to the pacltage ,
\"ou get ono-thlrd moro starch for the
Il1mo mone than ot any other ldnd , I
and DefIance never sUclts to the Iron. '
I'ho Uclicts : to the exposition wlll bo
lent by registered mall September'6th ,
Starch for sale by all dealers.
The Strenuous Life.
What It means to bo 0. "club man"
may bo lllustroted by mentioning the
clubs of which Ashel P. Fitch , who
died last month In Now Yorlt was n
member. Ho had membersl\.lp In the
Metropolitan , the Manhattfln , New
York Yacht , Lawyers' , Germanla ,
ArdsJey , St. Nicholas , Press , Arlon ,
Llederlrronz and the lletropo11tan
Club of Washlnton. In addition bo
was president of the Franldln County
Socloty , a member of th. MetropoU.
tan Museum of Art , Sons of the Revo-
1 tutlon , New England Society , l\Ulltary
Order of Foreign Wars , New Yorlt Ge-
neaoglcnl and Dlogr4\-phlcal S clety ,
Municipal Art Society , the Chamber
of Commerce and the Dunlap Society ,
Ho was also n director In a number
or banlts and other largo corpora.
tlons.
InsIst on Getting It.
. Some grocers say they don't keep
Defiance Starch. 'l'hls Is because the )
htEVO ( I. stock on hand or other brands
c ntalnlng only 12 oz In ( I. package ,
' 'ihlch they won't be able to sell first ,
, b\cause Defiance contains 16 oz. tor
, the sarno money ;
, Do you want 16 CZ. Instead or 12 oz.
, tor , same money ? Then buy Defiance
Starch. Requires no c oklng.
Uncle Sam's Heavy Guns.
At Sandy Hooll arc United States
rdnancb proving-grounds , where Un.
tlo Sam does heavy training for war.
FirIng lately from big guns has been
: remendously heavy , the detonations
lng severe enough' to shalto the
earth clear up to Staten Island , a
41stanco of , fifteen miles. On the
lower shore of Long Island and at
lomo places along the Jersey shore
nouses shale ; : and dishes and other
Artlcls ) uro brolten , wIndows are
cracked , and there Is n general
Imash-up , when the big guns nro
fired , It is a dIsagreeable romlnder of
war. Shots are fired at sea and when
they explode In the water the ocean
Is for a few seconds dotted hero and
there with geyser fpuntalns.
i Do You Want the Lowest RateD
either one-way or round-trIp excursion ,
to "ny point east of ChIcago or St.
lJours ? Ask the Erie Railroad Company -
pany , 656 Railway Exchange , Chicago ,
tor complete Information. Three fast
t trains dally from Chlcag and St.
Louis through to New York , Boston ,
Buffalo , PIttsburgh and other eastern
points. Stop-over without charge at
Niagara Falls. , Cambrldgo Sprlngs'and '
Beautiful Chautauqua Lake.
Men who are advertls'lng that they
want with the dovll now will be anxIous -
Ious to provo an alibi some day.
All Up.to.Date Housekeepbrs
DIe : Defiance Cold Woter Starch , because -
cause It Is better , nnd oz. more at It
Cor Barno money.
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Wlrlle the pessimist sees only the
tllorns on tbe rose the optimIst sees
o y the rose on the thorns.
I LydiaE.Pinkham's
Vegeiable Compound
A Woman's Remedy
For Woman's Ills.
-POLLOW Tn. PUQ-
TAKE THE WABASH
TO
SAINT lOUIS
THE ONLY LINE
TO
THE WORLD'S FAR !
MAm ENTRANCE.
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Dn&ne clu cftd to 'Vorld' .
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I ronte YOU via the 'V ABASa. lo'or beau ,
, HIli I 'World's Fnlr rohler nud nl1 IUOI"
I ' mattbn nddre II
HARRY E , MOORES ,
Gen. A t. Pl.8S. Dept. , Omnha , Neb ,
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIEE
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
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The Weaver.
When IIlh'or hells ring out the old ,
And } , Ilo ) ' the new yenl In ,
A spirit In the winter W 'OQs
Ham ' b ' inH .
) ( to spin :
No murtnl ( ' 3'0 hOR Been her race ,
Or wntched her labors there ,
l3ul crOCUR bUdD ere In her brenst ,
J\nd blossL'ms In her hatr.
Shl ) weaves , upon her molc : loom ,
'rheno'drnp's sliver sheClI ,
The tend or tint ot April boughn ,
'rho ! ncndow' " vel\'et # ; 'roen'
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The II1no nnll the dntrodll' ,
Bl'nclith her t1n'crs ; grow ,
And nslho tollll ! 'rom do ) ' to do ) ' ,
Aboul her melts the snow.
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So , whnt Ie cloudll nre dark with storm ,
. \nl1 wlndowH whllo with frosl ,
And volcor the running brooks
In Ic ) ' , 'nics are 'lost.
What Ie the wondrous' northern lights
Tholr crimson banners IIIn -
Stili Nature In her woodhll1ll woavcs
'rho bridal robe or Sprhll- ,
-The S'mnrt Set.
Smallest ! ! ook In the World.
The smallest b0'111 : In Ute worl Is
Schloss's "Engl1sh IJlj0u Almanac for
1839. " IJmlnuUvo 1S 't Is , there are
- IlhtbLrations In It.
On Its pages are
portraits of Prln.
cess Victoria , her
royal hlglmess the
Duchess of Kent ,
Lady Dlesslngton
Welllngwn , Sir
I ( , ] I ! Thomas Lawrence ,
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ven. To euch pic'
turo Is appended a shol't loem. Then
follows the calendar. lnfldo the cov.
er Is the Inscription , "Anna East : Her
Dool ; : . " The small proportions or. the
volume w111 be realized when It Is
seen sldo by side with n thimble , as
In the 111ustratlon. It Is three-eighths
of an Inch wide by one-half an Inch
high.
Crabs That Eat Cocoanuts.
Crabs which lIve upon cocoanuts 1
which tey plcll : for themselves are' '
found In the Coral Islands. Nature
has provided this crustacean with
claws and nippers of enormous
ntrength , and It Is supposed that the
crab climbs the cocoa palms and de.
taches the nuts. . It reaches the mat
rf the fruit by plcltlng and rapping
with its claws at the end of the nut
Where the three small holes are to be
found till a slight breach Is made.
'rhen ' the nippers arc brought Into use
for the rough fibers which surround
the shell. These ho shreds with his
Ippers and conveys to his burrows ,
where they Corm 0. comfortable hed
ror the crab whllo he Is cnanglng his
oat. Some of lhose crabs attain a
length of aveI' two feet , and lIve In
holes whIch they have made In the
< : ! arth at the roots of troalcal trees.
A Nonpuncturable Tire.
There has been a growing demand
from 0.11 owners and operators at
non - puncturable
tire. Solid tires
1111\'e been used to
some extent , but
they have never
shown the desir-
ahle res1l1ent qual-
\tIp-s. \ Now comes
a French company
claIming to have
automobiles and Nonpuncturable
Motor Tire.
motor cars for a
solved the problem with a tire , a
CI'OSS section of which Is shown In
the lllustratlon , The advantages
claimed for It are : Nonllab11lty to
puncture , great cushion ab11lty owing
to its hollow construction , nonllab1l1ty
to side-slip owing to Its fiat tread ,
absolute securlt , ' , as It can not be
twisted out of the rIm. English motorists -
torists are now giving It a trial along
the country roads In their Island ,
Novelty In AdvertisIng.
A novel way of Introducing a new
artlclo has heen discovered In Lon.
don , A number f meD who suggest
by theil' apparel that they nro grooms ,
valets or servants of some Idnd are
sent , ahout the shops to buy the article
which Is being boomcd. 'I'hey Insist
\lpon \ havIng this particular artlclo and
no other , rejecting any substitute
which may be offered them.
In man ) ' cases the tradesman has
not the article In question , but Is sure
to lay In a stocl ; : when a few da's
later 11 drummer walts upon him with
the artlclo In question. As the men
are selected with a view o give the
Impression that tholr employers are
wealthy , the shopleeper ; : naturally
thinks that the article will bring 111m
the patl'Onago of 11 class he Is anxious
to please.
Earthquake of 1870.
On November 18 , 1870 , the most
severe earthqualw that has over
talwn pluce In Now England occurred ,
It was felt all o\'er Eastern North
AmerIca and was first felt In St. John ,
N , B" and traveled westward. It Is
tltated In hlstor ) ' that when the shoclt
was felt at Quebec the fact was tele.
graphed 11) ' the operators to Montreal
In time to call the attention of these
at tl10 latter plaeo to the phenomena
ahout thll't ) . seconds before the shoclt
rcacll1 d them.
Mammoth Organ In MaIne Church ,
'fhe Universalist church at Portland -
land , Me. , has a mammoth organ , In
It are over 5,000 pipes , the smallest , a
piccolo , being half an Inch long , nnd
the largest a douhlo open diapason ,
01' 32.foot C pipe. 'rho vex humana
I 1top alone , having Gl pipes , cost $ GOO.
. The four pi po roomR are ( 'ach as
largo as an ordinary boel chamber.
The organ was voiced hy J. II , Brown ,
. who voiced the organ at WeRtmlnster
abbe ) ' . The organ Is blown by ! l three
borse power electric motor. '
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A RE , SON FOR SICI < NESS.
t ICliithy khinoYI I
- : take from Lbo ;
! llooll every 24'
hOUI's 1i00 grains
of Impure , pols.
ouous mattor-
more tllan enougb
to ( 'ause death.
Wca"cncd ktdneys
leave this was to
In the IJlood , and
you are soon slcle.
' 1'0 Get well , cure
the kldnoys wUb
Doau s Kidney
1'1118 , the grel1t
kIdnE'Y ' speoUlo.
2\lm. \ J. I. Dowlcs o ( 118 Core tJt. : ,
Durham , N. C. , sa's : "I 'Wall sick
and bedfast lor over nine mOllths , And
the doctor who attelldC'Ll me said ua.
lOBS 1 suhmltted to nn operation for
grav"l I would never bo well. 1 would
not consent to thnt and so continued
to Butrer. My back was so weak 1
could not stand or walk , and It nclles
constantly , The first In ) ' dter 1 began -
gan using Doau's Kldnoy PUla I felt
roUef , Dd , a sbort tlmo 1 was up
IlIDd a1'ound the sarno as ever , free
( rom backache. "
A FREE .a.UAL of this great Iddne7
medicine which cured Mrs. Bowles
w111 bo mailed to any part of the
United Statell. Address Foster.Mil-
burn Co. , Buaalo , N. Y. Sold IJy aU
dealers , ; price 60 cents rer box.
Ono trouble with tII0 oldest nhabl.
tant Is that ho remembers too many
Incidents of his boyhoOll days that
never hnppened.
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"ow'S This ?
'Wa.o1rer One HUlldrod Do'lar ! newnrd tor an1
cue'ot CaLanl ! Lbat cannut bo cured bT 11&11' .
Catarrb Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. , Toledo. O.
'We , the ullderall'l1ed bave known 1" , J. CheneT
for Lbo lilt 1 ) 'eara , ao believe 111m pcrtt'etl ) ' 11l'1I-
orable 10 all bualneu traDSaeUoo and lIoRlielallT
aUle 1.0 unT out allY obllj1aUon.lqade by hllInll.
WALDING , KINNAN & M.a.J\VIN.
Wbolelalo 1)ru II ta , Tuledo 0 ,
naU' . Catanh Cure la taken tnternally , aellnlr
dIrectly upon the blood and mueoua .urtaeu of Ibe
" .Lelll. Te tLmonlats lent tree. l'rlee j Cllllta per
kottle. lIold bJ' all Druggl.U.
Take nail' . lo-amllyl'Ula tor eOIl.Upatlon.
Baptism for , the Dead.
Under the enptlon "Tho VltaUty of
Mormonism , " Ray Stannard Balter
writes , In the June Century :
"Another do vice Which holds the
people to the church is the curious
doctrlno of baptism for the dead. It
Is belloved that the Hvlng may , by
being baptized , save their relatives
'who have gene before. A man goes
to the temple and 1s solemnly Immersed -
mersed Cor his grandfather , who died
out of' the CaUh ; the gr ndCather's
name Is duly entered In the baolt of
records ; tao grandson contributes a
fee , and comes the next day to be bap.
tized for his ! ; rondmother. ana so on.
As the result of this CaUh the Mormons -
mons have delved more deeply Int
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theIr genealogy , perhaps , than nny I
other class of Americans. I know of
everal cases In which Mormons have
gone to England on purpose to trace
out their genealogical tree , brInging
bn.cl ; : long Hsts of their ancestors , In
Bome' ' cases goln bucIt to the tl11I.O ot
William the Conqueror. On their re.
turn to Utah they begin the process
of baptism , , a dip for each ancestor. "
Everybody's MagazIne , July , 1904.
The most sensational featurg any
American magazine has captured In
) 'cars Is Thomas \V. Lawson's "Fren.
zled Finance , the Story of Amalgamated -
ed Copper , " which begIns In the July
Issno or Everybody'S Magazine. Mr.
Lawson was ono or the organIzers of
that gigantic corporation , and 110
) mows exactly what happened to the
millions that were lost through its
manipulation. His 11l8t artlclo Is an
announcement or distinctly dramatic
Interest and promises rove lations or
the highest importance to everyone
In the country. Ho CronJrly states
that his purpose in telUng the story
Is to sot himself right wIth the tbou'
sands of Investors who , thropgh his
Instrumentality , put their money Into
Amalgamated and have been plunder.
ed.
uA Day wIth Hudson Maxim. "
Following the p1an which St. Nicholas -
olas has carried out for several. .
months , the July Issue will have an
instructive artlclo designed to pre.
sent valuable facts In a way entertain.
Ing to both young and old. "A Day
with Hudson 1\Iaxlm" Is the tItle at
JQseph II. Adams' sletcll : , which w111
tell many Interesting details of the
creat Inventor's lIfo and worl ; : . Hud.
son 1\Iaxlm's resldenco Is In Broolt1yn ,
where a. visitor l1nds him as much at
h e amog ! his high oxplo/3lves / s
h1s cook In her IdtcMn. : Mr. Adams
tells , among other , things , ot boln ! ; In.
vlted to lunch on Welsh rarebit cook.
cd In a chafIng dish over n lamp 1111.
cd with-not alcohol , but nltrogly.
cerln ,
Is It Not Worth While
It you travel , on budlncss or pleasure ,
to get the best service for the lowest
rates ? Ask the Erie Rallroa.d Company -
pany , 655 Railway Echango , Ohlcago ,
tor full InCormation. Booldots trw describing -
scribing Summer Tours and the Beau-
mul Chautauqua Lake Region ; also
Ca.mbridge 3prlngs.
The joys of today and the grlers or
today w111 bo Iland III hand at the
setting of the sun.
ExpensIve Alrlcultural ExperIence.
Senator Stewart of Nevada haD also
learned that farming-at loost fancy
farming , "With the owner givIng no
personal attention to the buslness-
docs not pay , nnd his largo state of
GOO acres In Virginia , whloh cost him
$140,000 , hM been aold w Judge Yoo-
mans , of the Interstate commerce
commission for $30 000.
By tbo tlmo a man thoroughl ) ' un ,
de1'stands the ways of n 'woman , hI !
Is BO old that ho doesn't cnre anythinll
a.bout them.
How Dowie Left Austrnll" ,
ElIjnl1 Dowlo's tlelmrturo trom Alo.
anldo South Austrat1n , W S n otmngcly
sncred and subterrl\nean business. In.
stend or going on bOllrd the 'Mongolla
from I..nrgs baYI lIke nn ordinary 11ll-
man ho nnnounced that his place or
cmbarltntlon would bo l.ept n durlt
sacrat. Then , whllo the crowd haunt.
cd the Jotttcs of GleDlce , Semaphore ,
LnrS ! , RIIl"en lIenle ) ' beach , ho
snel ; : ed ( town to out.or.the-way
sleepy , Brighton , where n launch
cabin and decllneel to como out unttl
the crowd all the doc } . of the 1\tongolll\
had finlahcd 1dsslng Its ( \epartlng
CrlQnds amI gene uehore. At the last
moment the terrltll'lt lrollhet fled up
the Mongolia's gnngwa ) ' ns If the ( lQvU
was behind 111m with n stlnllot nnd nl.
most brolo : his nwl getting Into the
cabin out of sIght. It dldn't loole
Ilt all 111to the e1e\lartlll'o \ of n lropllet.
I nm sure Plso'jtI CUre for Commmpt\on ! 'onTrc'l '
mr Ufo tbree yonrll ofo-J\lns. : Tnos. HonDlNs ,
Mllplo Street , Ner\vlcb , N. y"t.'c" . 17 , 1000 ,
What Our Tertltory Cost.
The cost of the acquIsition of "as !
territory by the Unltod Stutes Is gh' ,
en In the following list : Louisiana
U , OOOOOO : I"lorldn , $ , OOOOOO : 'I'ex ,
lS , $18,600,000 , Cattrornln nnd No"
Moxlco , $16,000,000 : Arizona , ' 10,000 , '
)00 : Alasltn , $7,21 > 0,000 : PhUlpl no hi
ands , $20,000,000 : 1 > nnUll11L cunal
' 40,000,000 : Panamn cnnal strip , $10"
OOOOO : total , $140'i OOOO. In ndM
lion , the United States when It n.n
nexed HawaU assumed a debt of $4 , .
DOOOOO.
t30oo per 1\f. IJCwts' . . SJnglo Blnder1
Jtrnlght Go cJgnr , costs more tlmn othN
: lrands , but this prIce gh'cs the dCI\lor full
; lrofit - and the smoker better clgnr ,
Lewlst Factory , Pcorlu , 111.
Liberty's Torch a Candle.
The great bronze statue or Libert )
In New Yorlt lIarbor Is always an 1m
presslvo figure by dny , but at nlghl
It , does not Hvo up to Is reputat101
Cor "enlightening the world. " At dus }
every t..enlng a slcldy , blue light be
gins to appear In the great blacl
torch , and when night sets In thl !
light takes , Us plnce with the othOi
harbor lights , n 11tUe high up , bu' '
not a bit moro br1l11ant than the rest
It might bo cM11y talten for 0. lanterl
on the masthpael of n ship ,
Do Your Feet Ache nnd Burn ?
Shatte into your ahoes , Allen's Foot
F .Se , n pow er ior the feet. It. makc :
tight or New Slllitcs feel Ensy. Cure :
Swollen , Hot , Sweati)1g ; Feet , Cot'ns nnc
l1uniol1s. At n11 Druggists nn ShOt
Stores , 25c. Sample sent 1 ! REE. Ad
drcss Allcn S , Olmsted , LeRoy , N. Y
Ho who hath eaten salt drlnl etl
\Tater.
Why 'It Is the Best
Is because mnde by nn entirely dltrer
cnt process. Defiance Starch Is un
lIke o.ny other , bettcr and one-thlr4
more tor 10 cents.
A man Is good when ho Is old.
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IWHY HOTlEATHER { M KES WOMEN _ _ ERVORS ,
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A Welf Known CIlnndlnn Lndy Sends
Letter of Endorscn.cnt to l > c-ruinn.
1\IIss MRry Burns , 28 Spring GnrIcn
, Road , lInlUax , N. S. , writes : "llnvIl1g
useell'crunn lol'imUgcstiol1aml stomach
trouble nml to build up n brolen down
system with the very best results , lmn
plCMCl to stn.to my exp ric11co wi th this
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cxcellent mcUciuo. I hnl bceu troubled
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with stomach tl'oul > } o and poor ( lIgcs-
tion for SQDlO 'en.rs , nml nlthough I
triedl1umy remcdics nl1cl dieting , nothing -
ing seemed to rcstore my 1Iealth until I
_ used l'crunn. . In three months I 1Iad
entirely recovered DIY health au
. " Burns.
Btreugth.Mary
Suggestion by Dr. Ifnrtman" IJow
to Combat the Nervous Depre. sl'bn
Incident to Warm Weather.
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Ncrvousncl\R is vqr 'common.-nmonJr
women. 'hl con lL1pn J .I1I1o ' to'
nmumlc ncrto c nt rtJ. 'hoJiQ1'VO Centers -
ters are the l'CEo'r\'Orr lor nerve "iltaJll.y.
'rlwso eClit rli 1)N1omo ! . : l.oo lcssJ , the
want. of llroJ'r 11utrltluu :
'rhls comlftloniR c8pcclally , , _ } } .
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( luring the wnrm saMon. .IW ,1' lIn"
mer nn n.rmy oC Jnv.l\1111s nro prollncc.t.19
n. trcct. . rcsult. ot wellte ncrvo\\a lItrJn
Thl" ooultcasHy 110 overcome 'byt.11C
use of l'orunn. . l'crllun.J\Crlkcn 'ntt.ho :
root. of the trouble bl orrecUPlt' thu
( lIgcstlon , l' r'ct ( J\gc."Itlon : ! urnlsus
Incl' nscc\ nutrition lor the llP'i.VO 'CM'
tel's. ' hco
l'crfccUy ( ligcstcl1 fom1 glv ;
rcservoirs oC lieu n vltl lty which . .cto-
ales strong , steady nervcs , n1\lt11 ; thla
rnn.nner fortinI's1111 nourlR11csJlto. .
MlssHn.uoho (1t"rn. \ > rolUlnB fiy unr ' ,
socIety WOl11l\n or ICllltlhI8 , :1'6np'J : n I
recent letter frOI11 17 l'Lbn.m ' 8'J : c t.
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wrlles : " ' 1'0 n. /L' ty womnnyllo.O
11CrVO\lS : force ill often tnxcll 'to the
utmost : from Incl or rest. n1u1 .tl'l'Cgtllu'
mcnls , I know ( II not/ling wilie/a 18 a/llo
lJIUc11 cncflt as l'crulln. I woldt-II.
few months ngo wilen 1 fcltmystrcJlRth :
glvinR' wn.y , 11.1(1 Jt soon nlade , Itsell
lJIonlfest In gl'lng IDe new stfCsgth
nnd henlth.AlIss Dlanehe Oroy.
Pc-ru-nn Contains No Narcotics.
Ono rCMon why l\wunn. 111\8JO)1I1c1 )
pcrll1ul\ent mro in , so , uuuy h 1Uc ) s T li.
it eontnlns no lU'tio : ot nny Jdll 1. Pc-
runn , is pcrctly : 1Im'1111eI'8. , It'.Mil'Vu
useel nny length or tlmo wlt lO 'Laccu
ing II. lh'ng 1ll1.blt. . llermin. (10C : no : pro-
dueo temporary results. It' is 'ponno.-
ucnb in its offect. , "
It , hn.s no } lI\cl clYt.c ! ' 'upon , tI19 y'Rt m _
nnd lIrnehmlly c111nl pntcs .cntn.VrJ r ) 'y , r -
movlUg the Cn.UKO of co.lnrrh : : , ! I.'hero.
nro n.l1mUltuc1c of hUIDcs w1l.croJ > crulm
lina been UHCt1 on nUtl 011 'for , _ twpu't
yem's. Such n thing con1i\ , not ; ' oJitir ?
slblo if Peruu coutaiuec.l any rugn 'Of
n nnrcotlc nl\ture , "
At thlR ROORon of the y.car ; wo 'aro
pccu11nrly 11l1blo to i'111n.ml1laUO ' 5 of 1ho
stomach , unt1 howc18 , ItJftthoJla.r , of
wI8 om to learn how j.Q.'tm t1lomJlort ,
amI in the enslRt luul Cluielcst'-mLnnor.
Pcrnnn. t10eR this by its leenIln.r o\vcr
eve ) 0.11 forms of cntnrrlinl. t\'oublcu. '
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HANDY BLUEING BOOK ' y '
For Laundry Use '
Send 100 for paokaso to G , 'fOOar , . . "
THE HANDY BLUEING BOOK CO a , 87 E , Lake st. , Chicago Or Druggist
! ! : LD ANTISEPTIC PilE CONESw h5
: : I DRUGGISTS. Sample FroG. ANTISEPTIC PILE CONE CO. , Crele , Nob. SLEE '
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CASTO RIA
For Infants and Children.
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The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Promotes Digcslion.Chccrrul--
ness ndRest.Containg ncUller
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C'ONSUMERS OF SHOES
ALWAYS ASK fore Till ! BEST WESTERr. . MADE SIIOES.
These branch wIll guarantee you :1 coed shoe for men :
Star and Crescent E. Z. Waller
Comet Cock of Walk
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Our PRAIRIE QUEEN leads all olhers in Women's and Chihlrcn'9 Shoes ,
See lIat our name is 011 tne slloes "Oil buy ,
F. P. KIRl ENDALL & CO.Ml1n8 ii ? In t
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Wlngle.SUck LAUND 'Y ' LJJE
Won't 'i'm. break. troell6 nor .pot "loth' . .
CO'lalOo , &Dd equal. 2Qc , ' ! forlh gf kIIlo\berblslal
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PORTRAIT AGENTS : : :
Our coeda the beat. PrIce. the lowell. l'rolDl'Uhlp-
menu. DrllTory of all ForlrIlIL'IUar nl od , tlell.t
' , .r . entnl0ill11 anll ngenU prtre 1I.t. . A,1tIrc. .
ADAK J. JtnOLL lI ; CO" Naw 1or& : Dldr.OhluCo ,
If ' = ' 7J } Thompson's Eye Water
w. N. U. , Omaha , No. 27-1904
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We would teach the Indl' .
who buys ! .
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Starch is nn cxtmctiOD
: ofwhoat used to Dill. .
ton clothes whe'D
laundered. Most '
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stD.rches in time I
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goodS' th 0/ " .
I are used. to ' '
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DefilUl& 8tar hl"
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It elves Qew 'life ' "to
tinen. It glve , satiStaJ' ,
tiOD or .moricY.baclt ; ) I
lIe11l US ounces for 10 centt
Ilt nllgrocors , It is
, very best.
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OMAIIA . - I
NEW HOMES
IN THE WEST ,
Almolt:1 : half m1ll101l ncres of the 'fortllo ; r.nd
, , "ell-watlr : : : ll nr1iJ or tllo jiosclJlll1 lul/i / n nell.
ermtloll , In South J > akola.wlll ! lo tllroy , " op"u
to slJttloment lJy the ( JllverplllcutlnJllly. U'b elands
lands Ute best reachcli by the Chl : ls & North.
Weiitern Ua\lu1.Y'U \ direct throulh , ll1 ! 11 ' ( om
Chicago to DOM3tccI , S , D. AII'1lonIS ( soIJ
tickets , I tills l1upoclallow ; / : ! rates.
HOV'I ' TO GEY'
A HOME I
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Benl ror:1 copyoi t\Jlml1h1et Slvillj ; 'ulllnforma.
tlon cs o Jatcs 0 : opclnj ; nud 110w t JOCllrQ 1 O ,
: I res of llnll at nOlllhml cost ) wltlHull IlSCrJp.
tlon of the HolI , climate , timber and ' 1rifD fa )
resources , tOWIIY , 8cbeols alld .Illurpllc't Oppor :
tunlUes for IJIIslnos/I OIlUulll&S , , rllUw Y rat6l ,
etc. , free on nppllcatlon.
W. B. KNKERN. / .
rassenler 'frulUo Mtn8 :
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