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NATIONALS ADOPT SCHEDiLE
La;no Aif.rcei a TLrcc-Trip 8:leau to
Weitern Territory.
SEASON WILL OPtti THURSDAY, APRIL 14
Eastern tloIltTa dames aHsfn.rtrllr
A rrati,Avl. While Ktimlaj liames
Arc l'nrc'lcil Out tmoni
V. ratern titles.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Wlth the adop
tion and onnouncemrnt of the schedule
of playing dates for the !enon of 1S4,
tin? representatives of the Xntlonnl league
biif rs:l clubs finished t'ieir annual spring
mcc'lnff this evenlriK. Like the American,
the National league h:is arranged what Is
known as a "three trip" schedule, the
eaeWn clul-s making the Initial trip
schedule, to western territory.
The Fc.-.jon will open on Thursday, April
14. with New York In Urooklyn; Boeton In
I'bllade'phla, and Chicago in Cincinnati,
and on April li, Pittsburg will begin the
season In St. Louis. The opening: games
in the other cities will be played on April
21, with Urooklyn dn Boston; Philadelphia
In New York; Chicago In Pittsburg:, and
8t. Louis In Chicago. Tho holiday morning
and afternoon games have been arranged
as foliuws:
Hoi Ida r Gamea.
Decoration day. May 30, New York In Phil
adelphia; Boston In Brooklyn; St. Louis In
I'lttsbjrg, and Chicago In Cincinnati.
July 4, Brooklyn In Boston; Philadelphia
In New York; Chicago In Pittsburg, and
Cincinnati Ir. St. Louis.
Le bor day. September 5, Boston In New
York; Brooklyn In Philadelphia; Cincinnati
and Pittsburg and Chicago in St. Louis.
The season will close In the east on Octo
ber 8, with New York in Brooklyn, and
Boston in Philadelphia, and In the west on
October 9, with Pittsburg In Chicago and
Cincinnati In St. Louis. The Saturday
games at home are distributed as follows:
N'w York, fourteen; Brooklyn, twelve;
Boston, ten: Philadelphia, twelve; Cincin
nati, twelve; Pittsburg, thirteen, and St.
Louis, thirteen.
The home games for Sundays are par
cel'ed out among the western cities. St.
Louis sotting thirteen; Chicago, eighteen,
and Cincinnati, seventeen. Following is
the schedule:
At Boston.
Brooklvn-Aprll a. 22, 23: July 4, 4, 8, :
September 7, , 1U.
Slew lorn aiuy 1, a, ,
June 21, 22, 23,
24: September IS, 13. 14.
Philadelphia- April :S, 16, 27; June 17, 17,
IS, ); July 20. 27. IS. 2.
Pittsburg-June in, 11. 13; August 11, 12, 13,
15; September 27. 18, 29, 30.
Chicago June 14. ID, IB; August 18. 1C, 17,
18; October 1. . 4. 5.
Cincinnati June K. 7. 8, 9; August 6, 8, 9,
10: September 23. 24, 2ti. ,
St. Louis June 1. 2, 3. 4; August 2, 8, 4, 6;
September 1. 21, 22.
At Urooklyn.
Poston April 18. 111. 20; May 30. 30, 31;
June 25, il, IS; July :; August 1.
New York-April 14. 15. IS. 7; May 26;
Julv 2S. 2!: September 17. 19; October (1. 8.
Philadelphia April 28. 9. 30; June 21, 22.
23, 24; September 12, 13. 14. 15.
Pittsburg June 1. 2. 3, 4: August 2, 8, 4, B:
September 20, :i, 22.
Chicago June . 7. 8. 9; August fl. 8, 9, 10;
September 23, 24, 26.
Cincinnati June 14. IB, 1; August 18, 16,
17, 18; October 1. 3, 4, B.
St. Louis June 10, 11, IS; August 11. 12, 13,
15; September 27. 28. 29, SO.
At Jfew York.
Boston April 28, 29. 30; June 29; July 2, I;
Rentfmlier 3. 5. 5. 6. 15.
September 3, a, 5. C. 15.
Brooklyn April 25. 28; May 26. 27,
june
17. 18 20: Julv K. 27: BeDtember 16.
Philadelphia April n. a. 13; June hi. hi,
28:-July 4, 4. 39; August 1; September 10.
Pittsburg June 6. 7. 8, 9; August 16, 16, 17,
18; September 23. 24. 26.
Chicago June 10. 11. 13; August z, I, . o;
September 27, 8. 29. 30.
Cincinnati June 1, 2, S. 4; August 11, 12, 13,
15; September 20. 21. 22.
St. Louis June 14, 15, 16; August 6, a, 9,
10; October 1, 3, 4. 5.
At Philadelphia.
Boston-April 14. 15, 16; May 27. 28; Sep
tember 16. 17. 19; October 6, 7, 8.
Brooklyn May 2. s 4, 5; June 2, so; JUiy
1, 2; September i. 5, B.
New York Anrl 18. 19. ID: May 30. 30. 51
July 5. 6; September 7, 8, 9.
Pittsburg June 14, 15. 10; August . s, ,
10: October 1. 8, 4. B.
ChicagoJune 1. 2, 3, 4; August 11, 13, 13,
15; September 20. 21. 22.
C nc nnatl June 10. 11. is: August z, B, t,
B: September ft. 28. 29, 90.
bt. jouis June u. v. s, v; August m, 10, 11,
18; September 23, 24. 26.
At I'lttabnra;.
Boston-May 20. 1. 2S. 24: July 8, 9. 11, U:
August 30, 31; September 1.
Brooklyn May 11. IV. 18. 14; July 21, 22,
23. 15: August i7, i; September 2.
New York-May 16. 17, 18. 19; July 16, 18,
19. 10: August 20. 22. 23.
Phlladelphia-Mny 6, 7. , 10; July 12. U, 14.
15: August 24. 25, 26.
Chicago April . 19. no: June a; July 4.
4. 5; September 9. 10: October 7. 8.
Cincinnati April 21. 22. 23; May 26, 27, 28;
July 1. 2; September 8. 6,.
St. Louis April V6. "6. 27; May 30. 33; June
17, 18; July 27, 2S, i.9. CO.
At blcaao.
Boston-May 7. 8. 9. 10: July 12. 13. 14. 15:
August 20. 1. 22.
iMoiiklyn May l. 17. 11. 19; July 8, 9,
10. 11; August 30; September 1.
New York-Mr y ?0. 21. iZ, 23; July 21, 22.
28 24: August 24. 25. 2fi.
Philadelphia May 11. 12. 14, 15; July 16.
17. IV. -Ml; August -'7, 28, 20.
Plttsburc-.lay 1. 2. 3. 4, S9: June 26.
:7. -J8: Ser.ioniber 11. 12: October 9.
Cincinnati- April ?6. 26. 27; Julyjtf. "8, 29,
r ,- Pi
00; September 15. 18, 17. 18.
St. Louis Arrll 11. 22. 2. 24:
May
27, 18; July 3. 3; September S, 4.
At Cincinnati.
Borlon May 16, 17. 18, 19; July 21. 22. 23.
24: August 27. 28, ?9.
Brooklyr May 7. 8, 9, 10; July 16, 17, 19,
1 : August 14 . 26, 26.
New Yoik May 11. 12. 14. 16: Julv 12. 1.1.
14. 15: August 20. 31: September 15.
Philadelphia May 2o. 21, 22. 23: Julv 8. 9.
le. II; August 2i, 21, 2i.
riitKburs-Airll IS. la. 20. 24: Julv 3. M:
Bepiember 4. 7. 8, 13, 14.
Chicago April 14. 15. 18. 17: Msv 30. .10:
June 18. 13, 2C, 21. 22.
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the render will nlwnys find some
thing In the magazine that Is Illus
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The Illustrated llee has always
been carefully managed. Its forth
coming number will be a good illus
tration, of this assertion.
MAN BEHIND THE RUSSIAN GUN" i
an article dealing- with the
personnel of the czar's land and
uuval forces, written by an ex-officer
of the army, and telling of the
cliaiMcterlslics of the men on whom
K-.iHsIrt depends In the present con
llk't with Japan. It is illustrated
from photographs made on board
Russian warships, and Is of great
timely Interest.
NATIONAL IRRIGATION fROJSCr tells
cf the government plans for a
great work in Yyomlug. along the
lines of the general project for the
reclamation of arid huids under
federal control. Some notion of the
siope of the general plan Is given
by this article, which Is accom
panied by photographs made In the
region where the work Is to be
done.
EDUCATING THE BLIND" deals with
the general toplj suggested by
the caption, with especial reference
to the work being done at the Ne
braska School for the Blind at
Nebraska City. It is illustrated
front photographs made by a staff
artist nt the school.
SOME DISTINGUISHED ARMY OFFICER
givou a sketch of the chief of
staff of the United States army,
and the commander and staff of
the Department of the Missouri.
It is illustrated from photographs
of Lieutenant (ienernl Chaffee and
the other officers, made for The
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GEORGE B. C0RTELY0U, secretary of
Commerce and Labor, has given
his views on the service of his de
partment to the public In nn Inter
view to Mr. Frank O. Carpenter,
and this forms the text of Mr. Car
lenter's letter for the current week.
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lrnTffi'?1'.-."! ,y l; July
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Jockey Iteilfern llefuara to Hide
Ascot Park ana la It u led
from the Track.
j LOS ANQKLK3. March 4.-At Aacot
to
Jochey Aiiuur It.aiern w.t mled
IIIO tail, luuelli.r .Nil. r.u.
ilt
V.
jLtJ.eui, In uhsobeuleiiie of Hie urdera
of
loll IMM.I'ilel .l W...I, 1 V
..ml
a.i ill
l ie last race of ihe day and ubkei if
nju any n i H.,,,. n .. .
he
Tlio
j.jckev renliA.-i ka i.. .
ii . nc IU IIUl, UUl WOlllil
ate lila tamer, who looks alter hU Inter
t'.Hiu. a fe monientH uaeiward Hoill'trn,
) ll
.Jlt, ivriuur wouui not
lauieateu. Judge Hamilton lamed
eiul older to the cleik of salea Inrtructlns
Kedfei-n. nr., ep.me to the Judge' t
n 1
- - j ",.,.., ,jvj, i mi, nie
the
nuiao. jiiukb ituminon linmollalely cilel
an officer ami InsiructeU him to tike uii
W. S. rtou.ern's budge and put him off
tho trick. An olti.lnl ruling was then
made, barring the two IteJfeinj from the
tui i.
ReJl'ern'a refusal to ilde Laurealt.i li
rrent norno time ago wiih he mare'a owne-.
J. 1'elter. Ascot leaults:
l lift l ice, mile: 121 Orlento won. I hyz
e-ond. fllen liicc third. T!m: 1:13',.
8eond race, six fnr'.inp: Mtliki won
AIlaMetlUe .ee )iiJ, Wiimlf i eda lliiid. Tine:
Third rnce, mile and soveijtv y:-rd-: ln
victua won, Cjr.ejo accond. Lu.ur tbl-J
Tl'ne: 1:47.
Fourth roce, fix firlonga, hinll.-in:
CriiMi'oi won. t:itn King Beconri, Gul h-n
r."'e Hrd. Time: 1:14
Flf'h race. o;i rd one-clihth m'le-:
St-itggler won H!i Eminence ?e-ond. (Jnii
t:-i-d. Time: l:",l.
S!h race. even furlonir: Hjcrl-uth
wo". Doily Welthoff second. Km Fl.ei thl-d
Tl-e: 1-fsu.
VEW (iJd.FANS March 4 Renulla:
First race, six furh'ns: June Collins
w-v Lovable recond. Fu'thn thirl. Time'
1:42V,.
Fe."d rce. five fur'oni: n,1-.j I.iw
on. Dlnle L id leeoi.d, iH iI.elU l. th'rJ
Tle: 1:11.
Third race elx and one-hilf furlnnna:
Tnquhdtlve Olrl won. Vestry aecond, Ssd-du.-ee
third. Time: 1:20.
Fourth race, handicap, all furlonga; New
York iron. Morning Star second, Optional
third. Time: 1:WU.
Fifth rac-e. six furionc: Joselte wort.
Lady Contrary fecond. Tally 11. third.
Time: l:14v
Bistn race, mile: Alnert r. iewey won,
Araehue second, Tancied third. Time;
PAN FRANCISCO, Marcn . kcsiiii":
First rare flv n.i.1 nnc-half furlongs:
Oovrohe won. Kiesc.i second, Snlto third.
Time: 1:11.
Second race, three nnl one b'llf furlons::
Olanmy On won. Light of Day second,
i:rni oo tnlrd. Time: n:n.
Third rnce. feven furlonga: i-laneur won,
Mnrelo second, liecov third. Time: 1:31.
Fourth race, ere mil" and an etchth:
F.xporllcrit won. Fllle D'Or second, Elmer
L. third. Time: l:.Yi.
Fifth race, six furlongs, hmdlcap: Sal
Prim won. SouTriere second, Tlie Don third.
Time: 1:16',.
Sixth race, one mile nnci n sixieemn:
Kevnote won. C'loa second, Theodora L.
third. T1ne: I'ijij.
HOT FmiNOS. Ark.. Marcn 4 i;cui':
V-lrat Men tlree nod n b If fllvlonKJ;
Amellnm won The Ijirellla sco mil, Rnn-
llolet third. Time: nMf.s,.
Second raee five fiirlnir: Bioornen won.
Met Wafielah necond. Yo 6an third. Time:
1 :o?u.
Third r.ir. elx flirh'-ig?: .eiran wnn,
Fohrunrv Pluo second, Woolsack third.
Tl"e: 1:17.
F'-'.irth race. nn mile: Mincimn wo-i.
-fin r-nit second, Judae Cantrlll third.
Tle- 1:41.
Fl'th r;ice. sir furlnpr: neoueer wun,
M-tco second. Tenny Pelle thl'-d. Time:
Sixth nee. nno and one.xte"nth rzl'r''
Y n nnte won O'Reilly second, F llx
nard third. Time: 1:4, 4.
with tiir notti.F.n.
c9ntiMi.,a Aiin-a 1n,at pvenlne Fran-
elsco end Potter defeated Huntington nnl
Hartsch In one of tlie prettiest c..nle.ls
ever wteeaaed on these plleys. The win
ners of this game are open to meet nnv
two other bowlers In the rltv In a paries
of seven game, the fhallengor to state
the wager. Score: '
Francisco 197 214 201 2H 212 193 535 1.4:.r
Potter 23 221 255 14S 211 229 211 1.4S1
Totals 3H0 4,"S 458 349 4?3 422 44rt 2.OTi
Huntington 202 191 232 23i 203 1M im l i i
Bartsch 217 160 193 224 130 201 1N l.im
Totals
.419 351 425 459 433 3d 3ii 2XS
htcauro Will llcnln lracllcc.
rUlfAOO. March 4 The Chlcaai Amer
ican league team left h-re tnnlislit ovi-c the
Rock Island road for Mnrlln i:prlii(4S. Tex..
where the players will uigin pr.ii uee mr
tha season. There were twelve layers
In the parly, Owen. A.Hro.n, Min.viin,
Rerrv. Cirein Wnhdi, ran-i-lilll. cllaluin.
Dougherty. Stricklett. Clark and Donahue.
When You Hair r. Purl Colrt
You want a remedy that will not only give
quick relief, but effect a permanent cure.
You want a remedy that win relieve tne
lungs a id keep expectoration easy.
You want a remedy that will counteract
any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want u remedy that la pleasant and
safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all
of these requirements and for the Fpeedy
and permanent cure of bad colds, stands
without a recr.
Hoyal A,"hales. Attention!
Members of Rjyal' Achates lodge No. 20J
are requested to attend the funeral of
Brother Albeit M. Ring from bis late resi
dence, 804 South 27th ftrcet, Sunday after
noon at 1:80 o'clock. Sister lodges are In
vited. By order of the lodge.
MARY HKAT1L Vice President.
LIZZIE P1ERONNETTE. P. P.
JOHN S. WOOD, S.cretary.
Mlncra on n StrlUc,
HUNTINGTON'. W. Va., March 4. The
miners at the East Lynn mlnos on the
East Lynn branch of the Norfolk & West
ern railroad are on a strike.
The new eprlnn Btyles In men's slrcea
are now ready , at Decatur Shoe Co., 1521
Farnam street.
FORECAST OF , THE WEATHER
For Nebraaka Fair and Colder and
Wlarmrr in F.aatern Portion
of town.
WASHINGTON, March 4. Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas
Fair and colder Saturday; Sunday, fair.
For Iowa and Missouri Ruin Saturday
and warmer in eastern portion; Sunday,
colder.
For Illinois R:In and warmer Saturday;
Sunday, fresh south winds, increasing.
For Wyoming Rain or snow and colder
Saturday; Sunday, fair and warmer.
For Montana Fair Saturday and Sunday.
For Colorado Fair and colder Saturday;
Sunday, fair.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, March 4. Otllclal record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the past three
) ears:
1904. Ut 19o2. 1J01
Maximum temperature .. 41 35 37 41
Minimum temperature ... 21 32 2R 12
Mean temperature 31 34 3-' 29
Precipitation 00 .00 T T
Record of temnerature and nreelpitntlon
at Omaha for this day since March 1, 1104:
Normnl temperature 3
Excees for the day 1
Tot.il excesa since March 1 21
Normal precipitation 04 Inch
IuMclpncv for the duv .04 ir.ch
Total rainfall since March 1 Trieo
Deficiency since March 1 16 Inch
Deficiency for cor. perlcd. 1903 14 Inch
Deficiency for cor. period. 1WI2 OS Invh
3 B M
V ! 3
M i E
: c : 3I
CONDITION OF THE
WEATHLU.
Omnlia. cloudy 40' 21: .(HI
Valentine, cloudy 44 Bi!! .to"
North Platte, cloudy 4' Ml .00
Cheyenne, cloudy 4; Fa, .on
Rait 1fiko City, cP'ar 4n 4.' .i
Rapid City, raininn 4; T
Huron, cloudy 3M 40i (0
WillliFion, cloudy 24 i8
Ch.-;ito. cloudy SI: 31 .01
Bt. I.huH, clear M 4u fm
St. Puul. cloudy l-h:
1 'HVti.port. purt cli;uly 341 3 .(!
Kuiiins City, part cloudy 4i 44
Havre, cleor 34 4n .mi
Helenu, pa.rt cloudy SKi 411: .mi
HlMinaick. rlni.r -II In .do
Oalvraton, part cloudy 4; 6o .00
T indicated trace of precipitation.
L. A. WKI.Sll. Forecaster.
CATARRH
and all germ diseases, such
as Consumption, Bright's
Disease, Diphtheria, Dys
pepsia and blood disorders
generally, acute or chronic,
are almost immediately ar
rested, and, in time, com
pletely and permanently
cured, by Radam's Microdb
Killer, the only universal
remedy founded on the germ
theory of disease. Fifteen
years of success and thou
sands of certificates attest its
incomparable value.
Writ, .v
Th Win. Radam Mxrobt Kilkr Co
ui Prince El. N York, or
Uvra-DU!cn In:g Co.. l.th and tarnam.
Ajid All LJuiliUla.
ALea iffargams m hood shoes j
Very Special Prices
yuaLiny new
Shoe Dept.
on Second
Floor and in m
Basement. B
fafp
v a w
Men's
Pit
lor fcaturday only, at .
LAPSES' Smart
The handsome new frocks and costumes for spring call
for dainty new footwear your needs can be well tilled from
our great stock of swell spring shoes more and better styles
than you can find at any other store in Omaha every pair
properly fitted.
i
NeWCSt Ideas in Spring Shoes flundredi of pairs of ladies'
fahl n:ible now shoos the new toes the newest laHs the shoe that pivo the
fuet a nout appearance all sites
ini.ssos at
Soruo vory special hand made shoes
class shous m ulo, at
Ladles' $2.50 Shoes and Oxfords at $1.59
Ladies' Di.npola lace shoos- -all flies
uii sizes ana widths at, pair
rajaiipiiiiiiiBjaj.JUin aiat
If
Not alone the highest quality, but
full measure of quantity in the quarts,
pints and half pints of
Old
Underoof
R
j
Properly made and thoroughly aged.
CHAS. DENNEHY 6 CO.. Chicago.
IS AN IND CATION
If you are a victim of Nervo-Sexual
deliillty. with nil Its illstref sing symp
toms, you certainly do not intend to
remain ao. The fact that you havo
taken Inferior remcdie to no avail
-houlil not destroy your faith In all
treatment, nor your hope In a rmlleal
cure. During our long; term of scien
tific study ami practical experience ws
have evolved u special traetment for
Xervo-bc xuul Debility, (lmpotenryj,
that is uniformly Hiiccc:'Htul IU cases
where (success wu before by other
doctors dimmed linpotiHib'e. It does
not aiimiiiuie tenijiorarily, but ' re
Kl.ircs perniiwie:iti . ll allays the irri
tation of tho liclicate tissues sur
Miuniliny the lax uml iimluly expended
Miniual iIlicIk, itiiaVai liny ilinn lo
their noimal conillil m, which slops
liiKht cinl.-sioiis, driea up day drains
and preenlH prcinalureiii'.-i4. It tones
up and .strengthens the blood vessels
that carry nouri.hlimeMt to ttie weak
i tied parts, which retrain full power,
size and vit; or. Meanwhile all other
rvmptiura Improve, and the patient
r. allies a (treat blltfht haa been lifted
from his !lro.
Ve make no mlslcadliiR statements or unbtuiinessllkr proiioslllons to the
I'lieted nebhiT lo we promise a cure In a lew days in ruder to secure I
patronage, but we Kuaranlee a perfact. safe nnl lastinK cure in the ipilc
, .,: .iiii.. tlino without leivlnir inliirloua after fleets in Ihe system, and at
lowtst laissible ost for h.me.st, skillful and successful service.
Wll Cl'ltlC gUICKLY, SAFKUY AND THOROrOill.Y:
Stricture, Varicocele, Nervo-Sexual Debility, Impotency,
'missions, Blood Poison (Syphilis), Rectal,
Kidney and Urinary Diseases,
and all diseases and weaknes-a due to Inheritance, evil habit?, self-abuse, ex
cesses or the result of speclllc or private diseases.
r AVIC I II T 4 TlftVI I Dl-F oflU e hours, R a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays. 10 to 1
vU.XOLL I IK I IU l I KLL y. If you cannot call write for svmptom blank.
STATE " "MEDICAL INSTITUTE
UOHI arnamSt., Bet Utli and I4tti Sts.. Omaha, INtb.
Bee Want Ads
MEXICAN
AAustang Liniment
In uac fur over atixty years.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
cures fcsjiuvlu arid ltingbono.
MEXICAN
AAustang Liniment
curts uii IwriiiM tf Ith smatatUiifc
Are Quoted for Saturday on Superior I
spring anoes lor Men and Women.
D r " n r""TSi n r n it's, rm r
6JrtJ U-i (Hi l'i I li I
&
-U0OON
I 'iiaMSa.. X a.nU.1 V J I ' T l
Men'sswell patent leather shoes, $1 .59
cnrinir frlcliinn nf
upi 111 lUOlllUlla u
late stylo patent leather shoes
ionable shoes made in some of the beat factories
in the country all of them fine grade of patent
leather all styles and sizes as a special offer
eee
Men's $4 and $5 Shoes at $2.50--Union stamped by T. D.
Barry, made in enamels, vicis, colt skins, box calfs m g
and velours, for dress and business wear, nil
at, pair AkJJ
Men s Goodyear Welt Shoes at $1.98 Specially priced for
Saturday stylish, comfortable lasts 1 AO
at, pair Ia0
Spring Foot Wear
lor lactios and
.'
1.98 - 2.50 -
fop ladies tho highest
'.
$4 - $5 -
also ladies' vici kid Oxford, ties
1.59
.
rsasssssaaasR
in iiiay.j.. i mw ' 111. na.iayn
aaatiKw
ve
'4
OF MENTAL DECAY.
i w i i.i. n ii i: vot ,
af
heir k-st
the
Produce Results
MTXICAN
Austang Liniment
Hiaoeru up Stiff Joint.
MEXICAN
Austang Li iimcnt
jj'-ntiratci to tbe very bonis.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
a
ZrumtZ Shoe Dent.
li iffr" 011 Second
gjjjg Basement.
-L
sturdy, sensible and fash
- Specially Priced
$3
$6
Ten Days'
Free Treatment
Offered Men
Great Parisian Method That Cures
Seminal We knesa, Varicocele
Stricture, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Unnat
ural Discharges. Irritation anJ En
largement of the Prostate Oland,
B.'adder and Urinary Disorder,
Without taking Medicine Into the
Stomach and in Their CMn Home. It
Will Be Sent Every Han Absolutely
Free.
By a wonderful method aurreasfully usod
for years In France, anil now for tho Drat
time introduced in Atnciiru, it la ponnlbla
for any nmn, no matter how bad nfT. to
quickly refrain Ihe vlunr of young manhood
THE F-ABI3 MEDICATED CRAYON.
CLXASANT, SOOTHINO AND HCAUNtV
wtttciii :aUiii', .u: ini-iliciue uuo the atu;n
acli, and lo prove tnat ll wili do this they
oil. 'I' a :ull leu I). oa Trial Treatment ub
bulutely ;iec lo every nin iieiiding iihius
and address lo 1 r. Htevens Co., Box 1771,
Columbus, wh.u. Vuu Hiply it locally to
the seat of ill. trouble, and it quickly tinds
Its way to the drolled spot, enlurttlntf the
musi li s. Im reiisliiK I lo net vs force and civ
I i K 'he necessary vim and em-lny. j'he
wi rid of science aud medicine tlturouKhly
ei dors,, it.
It curea In wonderfully qi ick time, In
your own iiciinf, lost vltHiliy, emaciation,
prir!a I ulit y, varicocele, "H"tiire. unnat
ural iiritadoti and enlargement of the prua
tatu Klaud. aud all bladder and urinary
illsordiis of nun. It Ik ihe vnly method
known to acleiice lh.it v.- ill electrify ths
body, rout waslintr di-eascs. create vlt;or,
warmth and force, and ail this without
inelliinn taken into the stomach. If
others tell ou nothing can be dune for
you. Ihls will u:i l cine you.
Writ a to In. Stevens ('.v., ('olumliua,
fililo. l!ox 17,1. They offer Ten Iiays' Trial
Treatment t i iverv man It la no "pre
scription," "deposit ' or "C. O. L." acheine,
.is Ibis tit in Is loo l ir ne to resort lo auch
Jietty wafi. la addition to the' ubsolulely
reo trial treatment liny send the moat
complete book i vrr written on the Disease
of Mi n. telling all, and fully Illustrated,
with forty enaravinns from llfn. Evei)
thing I roniiiliiitlul and sent perfectly
Plain,, and slini they merely ask you to
nniuiic what liny have goi that will cuie
you, we tins: every Keutlerhun reader of
this paper will writ tne m at once as above
and thus Ki t Ibo Ten Das' Trial Trt
nn nt and bisjk. both ubaul'ite free.
MEN ANDWO'JIEII.
I'aa Hut 4i It nnaaioraa
llm ha i (ui.ioaaDimatioDa,
irrilatluD ui uli.rallA,
f nieoll aiauibranaa.
Paial..., and u..t aalrla
x.ut or aoiiuauul.
lsu ay OraaaUla,
or sant la aUia wr,p
br a' sr.M, pr.paid, far
SI 0. ar lottl-.M' 7t.
Cuaular a a i " iwaaat
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Uett for llut fc. ailment.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Ucat for Cattle ailment,
i MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Cet for So j ailment.
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ff4avf DDI ( iriatar.
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