THE OMAHA DAILY J1EE: TIHT1JSDAY. . MAIiCII 24. 1001.
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foiREST, NO SLEEP
How Energy and Ambition are
Killed.
Vitality and Health Destroyed by
Wakeful Nights.
Strong and Steady Nerves
a Necessity.
ToNegtectThem MeansCertainRaln
Dr. Greene's Nervura Gives
Strength and Vigor.
How many thouennil today aufTtr from
leppleaatitiui cauood by nervouH weaknrs.
It In one of tlin lnoi'lt nts of American life,
nnd you who rend thcxe llnfs are no doubt
one of the arrrnt throng. After the day la
done and whi n lt nr ought to ceime, you
wlch that thry tiildht fold their tent like
the Arabn and an sil ntly et'M away. Whi n
night hni driiwn hur Ruble curtains and all
nature ei'tiiH In repoo, your weary eyelids
Ion for that tlnd nature' sweet restorer,
balmy nlecp. What would ydu not jrlve for
the rest you had Jn the olden times, nut It
In dnnlod you. The long hour are full of
weakness and weariness, und the coming
day brings only headache nnd heartache,
Impaired strength and exhauRted nerves as
you drag throutch Its duties..
There Is no burden so painful, and no loss
so wasting. It wrecks the body and Impairs
the mlud. It is the feurful harbinger of In
sanity. It has filled our usyluhis with Its
victims. You know this and gloomily dread
the future. Weak, nervous and dlwour
aged, the least excitement prostrates you,
and you are always worrying over antici
pated trouble. Nothing goes right, and you
often feel like despairing. You do not feel
equal to the burden you once- bore so easily.
Take heed while It Is time. You are In a
whirlwind of destruction. You are In the
Ivery Niagara of bur nervous modern life.
Do not delay. Safety is right at hand, if
you will but accept It. That loss of appe
tite, gas in the stomach, torpid liver, con-
j i liw i lull. iiciTUUBiiuen, m uuiMiir, ct.. , c
ItjilVlho first symptoms of the danger to
omeTNit can be avoided, but only by acting
once.
Thousands havo stood where you now
tand confronted by the same frightful con
sequences,, and bnve been cured and re
stored to health and happiness by that
wonderful enchanter of sleep, that marvel
ous restorer of nerve energy and physical
strength, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. It is purely vegetable and
ntlrelv harmless.
Henry B. Wetzler, 15 Warren St., Tte-
ere, Mass., says:
"Early In the spring of 1900 I was taken
with un attack of nervous prostration. I
ecame so weak nnd nervous that I was not
ble to leave the bed. I Could not sleep
without taking a sleeping powder. I got so
hln and weak I thought I would never re-
over. I tried three different doctors, but
lid not get any better: In fact, I was get
ting worse. One day my sister brought me
i bottle of Nervura and I began taking It.
Hefore I had finished taking the first bottle
I began to sleep well and that terrible ner-
ousness disappeared, and by the time I had
aken four bottles I was entirely bored and
bout my business ngaln, which' Is that of
ollector. I still take Nervura occasionally
fvhen I feel a little out of sorts, and take
rcat pleasure In recommending It to my
riends. You are Welcome to print this tes
tmonlal, and I thank you heartily for the
o.d that Nervura. has done lor me.
This grand rVstdfattv f6rtfie nerve. Dr,
rcene's Nervura, does not contain a partl-
le of anything Injurious, and can be given
restless and sleepless Infants, nervous
hlldren or the most delicate invalid with
lipoluto assurance of beneficial results. Dr.
:reeno, of 101 Fifth Ave., New York City,
lie most successful physician In curing
ervous and chronic diseases, discovered It,
ndj , he can be consulted free of churge,
irpnnauy or djt lener.
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BALKS AT B1CGER PREMIUM
Old Member of Modern Woodman Will Test
Increased Rate Order.
WANTS INJUNCTION TO STOP ASSESSING
Claims Fraternity Had o Ills, lit to
liaise Rates and Restrict Old
Members ,1 iich Interest
Over Case,
George W. Cooper, an attorney at law,
with an office In the brown block on Six
teenth street, has asked for and been
granted a temporary Injunction whereby
the local officers of the Omaha lodge of
Modern Woodmen of America are estopped
from further assessing him for dues until
the matter of ihe rights of both parties
have been passed upon by the courts.
Mr. Cooper's claim Is that he Joined the
order mentioned In January, 1W1, and that
he has therefore been a member for a
little more than thirteen years. One of the
unequivocal provisions of the constitution
and by-laws of the order. Mr. Cooper says,
at the time he Joined It, was that there
should never be en assessment of more
than B0 cents per member for each 11.0 0
of Insurance carried by such member. For
Instance, provided a man took a policy
for $3,000 at the time he Joined, In the event
of the death of any other member he would
be subject to an assessment of $1.50, pro
vided the society did " have enough
money to pay the amount of Insurance car
ried by the dying member. If It did. there
would be no assessment, and If it only had
partly enough there might be a call for any
fractional part of the $1.60. Hut according
to Mr. Cooper It never was and t.ever could
be more than the fin rents per SI, COO of In
surance carried. His policy of insurance
was Tor $2,000 and whenever his assessments
have lieen made he has, up to recently,
paid Ms $1 and been content.
Proposes to KlitM.
"But now," to use his own words, "the
order thinks it will bo a Incrotive idea to
freeze some of we old fellows out because
It thinks we may be liable to die pretty
soon, and thus It will be saved paying us
the Insurance that we hnve carried for so
long. But I propose to take issue with the
order on the ground that it cannot make
tho change. Inasmuch ns tho assessment
that may be made was a fixed and definite
part of the constitution of tho order when
It was Inaugurated. The change In the by
laws was made nt the International meeting
of the order held nt Indianapolis last June,
and by It my assessments, that have always
been 50 cents on each $1,000 of my Insurance,
are Increased to 90 cents, rr $1.80 for the
$2,000 policy that I carry. It Is true that
the matter Is not one of such great Im
portance In my individual ense, but It Is
the principle of the thing that I am looking
nt that affects thousands of dissatisfied
members of the order. I put In my claims
In this matter with the proper officials
months ago, but they were Ignored, End
now I propose to havo tho matter adjudi
cated."
Inquiry among several other Omaha mem
bers of the order revealed the fact that all
do not entertain Mr. Cooper's ideas as to
the construction to be put upon the by
laws of the order with regard to the as
sessments that may be made. In fact, his
statement that the constitution provides
that they shall be 60 cents per $1,000 of in
surance and never more nor less Is flatly
contradicted, and It Is said that, from the
very nnture of the order, the assessments
may be made to meet the demands of the
Insurance to be paid. It Is further stated
that even under the Increased assessment
it does not necessarily follow that the
yearly dues of the order will bo Increased,
but that In case It Is necessary to Increase
them, even to the extent of two or three
fold, it would be suicidal to the Interests of
tho members who have paid in their money
for years to refuse to pay the additional,
though there was legal ground for getting
out of it. The date for the final hearing
of the question has not as yet been defi
nitely fixed, but will bo within a few days
and the outcome watched with much Inter
est by members of the order throughout
the country.
aPORTINQ WORLD HANDICAP
i.NULh. ( Ol'lbS -. . 12.00 WfcfcKL.
nulla J, M And 17 Washington St,
Chicago, 111.
IK) YOU 11,AY THK RACKS T
Wa with to convince very on that thara la aurh
I Dim ainL4 infuruuiuoa. Of cuura any ona
that they get dJrvot wlrea, ate, but
(ha only utiea ft-no really make you win.
Information toita thouaanda of dollar yearly,
there are few ronrerna who can afford to buy
la. We not alune get theae wlrea, but have a ataff
tipert handhappvra at work for hours dally.
We have had experts at Memphis and iionnlnga
r B'inte months tat watching tthe workouta and
f-ttltig the t-tl luaile polntere. We will convince the
aoei akeiitirai thnt our ran have worked Intelligently.
ai not apnnga we arave no per cent winnera.
At NVw Orleans we gave 66 per cent winners.
At California we gave fti) per cent winners.
Two guaranteed Kpedala Itatly
WK HOT TH KM ON TUB HVS,
nookinakiTH are buying our sulectluns trying to
i-li,e out their loeeea.
To nut-of tuwn auhMrlbers we give three davs'
lal fiee. tacluae 1 on to aaaure ut you rare We
wire, J his S K w. 1KWIN. Manager.
Ith your cigars by smoking only the
lONOUHAM 60 Clgur.
There Is nothing so soothing and satis
ying to the palate as this favorite smoke
ou will enjoy it if you try one.
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Kaneral of Mrs. II. tirlffln.
O8CEOL.A, Neb., March . (Special )
The funeral of Mrs. tleorge II. Orlffin
took place from the lresbyterlan church
yesterday. She leaves besides her hus
band a daughter, Mr. Anna Trice of this
county and a son, tienrge Orlffin, of Huron
county, Ohio. . She was born In Kid.
Wllllnm Autianhon,
RED CI.Ori Neb., March 23 -(Special.)
William Aubushon died at bis home
south of tho river Sunday, after an Illness
of several weeks. Deceased was an old
resident of this county and was quite well-to-do.
Mrs, Maraaret Iteeae.
RED rl.OfD. Neb., March 25 (Special.)
Mrs. Margaret Reese, aged 80 years, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. But
ler, In this city today, after an Illness of
many months. Two daughters survive her.
Miss Nellie Vanhooaen.
OSCKOUA, Nob., Mar.ch 23 (Special.)
Miss Nellie VanhooEcn, daughter of City
Marshal Vanhooscn, died at the family
home in this place yesterday, the cause
being pneumonia.
"Im.ers loses his big roll
Van Who Hired Rcoai to Pla? Poker Has
Etor to Te'l-
FiEVOLVLR DECIDES QUESTION OF WINN1R
Beaaa4loaal Outcome of a Unlet (tame
of Drair that Was Started at
the Millard Hotel Inter,
day.
DEATH RECORD.
Guy V. Pink.
MARQUETTE, Neb., March 23 (Special.)
Guy Uplngton Fink died here at his home
at 8 o'clock last night of cancer of . the
tongue. Up to four weeks ago he waa em
ployed In the butter department of the
W. R. Bennett Co., of Omaha, where he
was taken sick. He consulted an Omaha
specialist, who pronounced his disease
catarrhal laryngitis and advised htm to go
home, which he did two weeks ago. Since
then he failed rapidly until death came at
8 o'clock last night.
Ml us Alice Bartholomew,
ST. PAUL, Neb., March 23. (Special.)
Our community is shocked by the news of
the death of Miss Alice Bartholomew, only
daughter of Oeorge Bartholomew, our city
water works engineer, ar.fr a few days'
Illness, from pneumonia. Miss Bartholomew
was a successful siJiool teacher about 22
years or age, respected ana beloved by all
in the community.
Mlaa Anaa Frederick.
LEIGH, Neb., March 23. (Special ) Miss
Anna Frederick, a former school teacher
and a popular young woman of this com
munity, died at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Swarti, near Humphrey.- A short
funeral service was held at Creston this
morning and the remains were shrpped
to the home of her parents In Holt county
for Interment
Grorse W. Francis.
RED CLOUD, Kcb., March 23. (Special.)
Oeorge W. Francis died at his family resi
dence this morning, after a week's Illness,
With rtneiimonla. Mr. Francis hml rpttrori
from labor and purchased a fine home In
tms city, where he has been living for
EVENTS ON RUNNING TRACKS
Celebrant la One of the Surprises In
Last llace on the Oiikland
Tart
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23. Four fav
orites and a second choice won at Oakland
today. The surprise of the afterniHin was
the defeat of Celebrant In the last race.
The colt did not make Ills move until the
stretch, lie closed rapidly on the extreme
outside, but could not catch Oatewood,
who beat him In a drive. A 11.000 handicap
at a mile and a sixteenth for 3-year-ulila
and up was tho feature attraction. Warte
Nlehte won in a drive from Ben Mcllugh.
Results:
First rare, six and a half furlung. sell
ing: Foxy Grandpa won, Inspector Munro
second, Homeric third. Time: 1:274.
Second race, live and a half fjrlongs:,
Sol l.ii'htenstcln won, Educate second, lied
rick third. Time: 1:13.
Third raie, six furlongs, selling: Qui II
won, Muresca second, FloresUin third.
Time: l:2i.
Fourth nice, mile and a sixteenth, handi
cap: Warte Nlcht won, Ben Mcllugh sec
ond, Orafter third. Time l.t&.
Fifth race, mile ond an eighth, selling:
Bvronerdale won, Mr. Farnum second, The
Fretter third. Time: 2:03.
Sixth lace, futurity course, purse: Gate
wootl won, Celebrant second, Alwood third.
Time: 1:16.
LOS ANGELES, March 23. Results:
First race, mile, selling: Homage won,
Innlsbruck second, Little Secret third.
Time: 1:46.
Second race, half mile, purse: Speaker
Fontaiia won, Devon 11, second, Slnicado
third. Time: 0:60.
Tnlrd nice, Slauson course: Eugenie B
won, Harrington second, Foncasta third.
Time: 1:12,
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, sell
ing: Straggler won, ituccleuth second, Best
Man third. Time: 1:48.
Fifth race, Sluuson course, selling: Redan
won Agnes Mack second, Nervator third.
Time: 1:11V
Sixth race, mile nnd seventy yards, sell
ing: Merwan won. Erne second, Mr. Rob
inson third. Time: 1:51.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. March 23. Results:
First race, half mile, purse: Tommy
O'Hara won, Victor li second, EckBtein
third. Time: 0:50.;.
Second race, six furlongs, maiden S-year-vear-olds:
Laura Hunter won, Feby Blue
second, Bandello third. Time: 1:174.
Third race, five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Lennox won, Clifton Boy second, Polly
Hill third. Time: 1:11.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap: Irby
Bennett won, Martlus second, Joe Ooss
third. Time: 1:17V4.
Fifth mcf. five and a holf furlongs, sell
ing: Hudweiser won. Dick Ripley second,
Countess Clara tntra. lime: 1:11.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth: Wel
come Light won, Calthless second, Henry
of Franstamar third. Time: P.63&
Ifnniholdt Players In Demand.
ItT'MnOLDT. Neb.. March 23. (Special.)
Pen Grant of Ohlowa, a young, barber
who worked here for some time and played
ball with the local team, has gone to
Springfield, Mo., where he will play ball
tho coming season. Hay I,, i.inn or tins
Mtv whn hss for a numoer nr years neen
,nuliler,l the best amateur, nltcher In
routheastern NerbasKa, ana wno pisyea
one season with the St. Joseph league team.
a Un recelveil a flattering oner lo loin
the Springfield aggregation, but declined
to consider it on account oi uusiness in
terests In this city.
Harsh Illaek Did Not Run.
DETROIT. March 23. S. Street, a well
lnr,wn rnclnff man. testified todav at the
trlil of Ed E. Farley on the charge of
"ringing the mare Aimless as Baran macK
at the Grosse Polnte running meeting June
lii last. He was shown a plct.ire of Sarah
Black and Identified the horse, positively
stating In answer to a question that she
did not ntn in the race In- question and
that the mare Aimless did win the race.
Washtnarton Clnb Changes Hands.
u'.aHTVfiTON. March 23 Ban B. John
son, president of the American Base Bill
league, nas soia ne wasninpcion dhub rn
club to Messrs. Thomas C. Noyes and Wil
liam J Dwyer, both of this city. Wilton
.T t.Hm'bort. son-in-law of Senator Oorman,
Is spoken or at tne prooaDie new presiaent
of the club.
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A. 3. Myers, giving his address as l'J17
Pierce street, was robbed yesterday after
noon of $200 by two men at the point of
a revolver In the Millard hotel The rob
bers ran through the lobby, crowded with
people, got In a hack and dmvs swny be
fore any one could stop them.
Meyers, who was arrested a few dnys
go In a raid made on a gambling house,
says he met the two men In. the hotel and
after agreeing with them to play a game
of poker, hired one of the rooms. During
the game he drew out his roll to pay, and
one of the men threw a gun In his face,
while the other grabbed the hills from
his hand. They both ran and Myers chased
them, but In spite of the number of people
present they managed to get iv, The
police were at once notified but up to a
ate hour last night had not succeeded in
tpprehendlng the robbers.
To the police Myers said tnat he had met
one of the men In Fremont and knew him
by the .lame of Johnny. When arrested a
short time ag., Myers gave the name of
Morris Goldstein and his residence oji 1161
South Fourteenth street. The name signed
on the eglster at the Millard hotel Is A. J.
Clark of Norfolk, Neb.
According to the people at the Millard
hotel It seems that th"re were six men
besides Myers who sat down to the game.
Shortly after they hired the room the men
came down singly nnd the fourth man was
Myers. They say tho first man got Into a
hack and waited for a little time
before the driver appeared and drove
away. No sooner had the hack driven
away, than Myers came down and told the
people that tho man In the hack had 3fl
of his. Ho chased the hack for a couple of
blocks but was unable to cttch It.
The peculiar part of the proceeding la
the difference In the story told by the
clerk at the Millard hotel and the story
told by Myers to the police. The theory at
the hotel Is that while one man ran away
with the money the rest crowdi-d around
Myers and prevented nlm from chafing
until the man bnd safely got away In the
hack. What became of the men who
crowded around Myers Is not known. They
simply disappeared and have not been seen
since. The hotel clerk did not know any
of them and was not nwaro that a poker
game was In progress.
The further the police Investigate the al
leged robbery the more perplexing It be
comes. ' Officer E. R. Smith, who was on
duty at the time, says he saw the robber
run out and Myers after blm. He was right
In the doorway of the hotel when the men
passed him within a few feet, Myers ac
tually brushing tip ngalnst blm. Ho says
that Myers never said a word to him about
the money, nnd he took them to lio half
drunk. He saw the man get Into the, hack
and also witnessed a scufllo between Myers
and the man who Is supposed to have the
money, Myers grabbing the man's hat and
the man grabbing It back. All this time
Myers kept quiet. When Myers was asked
afterward why he did not tell the police
man that he was robbed he said that he
was too excited to think nbout It. The
police believe the hack driver to be David
Cowles. who has a regular rtond cutslde
the Millard hotel.
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Shonrra and Moch Colder, Followed
Friday by Fair Skies In
Nebraska.
WASHINGTON. March 2S.-ForeeAst:
For Nebraska and South Dakota ShoW'
ers and much colder Thursdoy; Friday fair.
For Iowa 8howers Thursday; warmer In
east and colder In west portion. Friday fair
and much colder.
For Montana: Snow Thursday, colder In
southeast portion; Friday fair and warmer.
For Colorado end Wyoming Rain, turn
ing to snow and much colder Thursday
Friday fair and warmer.
For Missouri-Showers Thursday, colder
In northwest portion; Friday fair and
much colder.
For Kansas Fair and much colder Thurs
day afternoon or night; Friday fair.
luteal It feord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BT'REAU,
OMAHA. March 23. Official record of tem
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the past three
years:
Maximum temperature 6!
Minimum temperature 3S
Mean tcmiH'rature SO
Precipitation
Record of temperature and Precipitation
at Omaha for thu day since March l, Mu4:
Normal temperature 39
Excess for the day 11
Total excess since March 1 luj
Normal precipitation 06 Inch
lM-IU iency for the day 05 Inch
Totul rainfall since March 1 HO Inch
Deficiency since March 1 38 Inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1903 64 inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1M 4k Inch
Heport of Stations at T V. M.
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CONDITION OF THE 3 I a E
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Omaha, cloudy
Valentine, cloudy
North Platte, cloudy
Cheyenne, purtly cloudy
Salt I-&ke, snowing
Rupld City, clear
Huron, cloudy
Williaton. cloudy
i riicago. Cluar
St. Ixiuls, partly cloudy
St. Paul, cloudy
Iwivenport, clear
Kansas City, partly cloudy...
Havre, snowing
Helena, snowing
Bismarck, clouny
liuiveston, cloudy
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Alleged Horse Thieves In Custody.
CASPER, Wyo., March 23.-(Speclal.)
E. O. Houck brought In Enrl McCarthy
and John Harrington, allegdd horse
thieves. Houck says ho caught the men
Do
You
Suffer
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CONSTIPATION
IT IS THE STARTING-POINT
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HUNYADI JANOS
In the act cf running off some of his
horses. The third thief escaped and a
posse Is now on his trail.
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Ten free trips to the World's Fair each
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Important Mlnlna Ijind Decision.
LARAMIE, Wyo., March 2.1-(9peclal .)
The secretary of the Interior has ren
dered an Important decision afTectlng the
title to mineral lands within the t'nlon
Pacific land grant. Several years ago a
company of Itramlo men brought suit
for patent to some claims near Cooper
lake, on t'nlon TadAc land, which was
sold to the Bacon estate. The Cheyenne
land office decided In favor of the mining
men, as did also the commissioner of the
general land office, but the railroad com
pany took the matter to the secretary.
Mining men here are Jubilant, for seme
very promising properties have been lo
cated along the Union Pacific.
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and regulate tu bowels. Uvea if they only Cure
Ache they wonld bealmont priceless to tlos; "
suffi-r from this distressing comprint; rut fortu
nately their goodness does not end here, nd tnos
who once try them will find these little pills valq
able in so many ways that they will not be wtlltat
to do without them. But after all sick head
Is the banc; cf so many lire that here is where wf
make our great boast. Our pills cure It while
others do not. . ,
Carter's Little Liver Pills are very small
very easy to take. One or two pilis make a dose.
They aro strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
pnrge, but by their gentle action ph ase all wha
;i them. In vials at rt cents; fle for tl. Bold
ly druggists every wh'ite, or sent by mail.
CARTEU MEDICINE CO.,
New York Clt
A SKIN OP BEAUTY 13 A JOY FOREVER.
R. T. FKLIX OOCRAl'D'B ORIKNTAI
CREAM, OK MAilOAL BEAUTIFIEK
Removes Tan, Plmples.Freckies,
jiinm i aicneis nun, ana nam
diseases, ana erery Dismina
.on Deatuy, ana
llefles detection. It
ikias itoott the ttlt
ffuf 66 years, and is
'so harmless wa
tute It to be sura
It Is properly made.
Accept no counter
feit of similar
name. I)r. L. A.
Havre said to a
ia.iy or uie nani
lon (a patient) i
'An you ladles
will use them, I
reoommend
1 6oursud'i Cream '
as the leant harmful of all the skin preparations,"
l or sale by all DriKgUU and Fancy Goods iMalen
In the U. 8., Tunmlas. and Europe.
FE.R0. T. HOPKINS, Pmp'r. 17 6rst Jones St, N. t
T
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s' j m t cr
Erery woman eotiU
shapely, pretty figur, nd
miny of them deplore the
lot! of heir gu luh lormi
after marriage. The bearing
of children is often destructive
to the mother's hapelineii.
All of thia can be avoided,
however, by the ue of Mother's Friend before baby cornea, aa thia
great liniment always prepares the body for the strain upon it, and
S reserves the symmetry of her form. Mother' Friend overcomes all the
anger of child-birth, and carries the expectant mother safely through
this critical period without pain. It ia woman's greatest blessing.
Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit and relief derived from the
oie of this wonderful
lemedy. Sold by all nfl SifU rP
aruggisis eu 91.00 pr 111 ji
bottle. Our little UUL
book, telling all about
this liniment, will be sent free.
lit B:..r,e! Rit!itor Co., Afliiti, Ql
JIWUUUUSSU"
I vndervtand that the Santa Fe will sell one
way colonlft ticket to
C 8l 1 i f o r i i
during March and April at very low rates.
$25 from Kansas City.
Plea as solas mt toll parttoalara.
fifroel JV'o..
City and Statm
Out out ihi advrtiemeiU axl moH to
E. L. Palmer, Patnenger Ag"t,
J Q
All the Wtty
A. T.di S. F. J?y., 409 EquitabU Jiuildlng, he 2diiu$t JU
Map of the World
The Union Pacific Passenirer Department lias
Issued a large wall map, a new Map of the
World, mounted oa cloth 44 x 6 Inches. The
map shows every square mile of land and water
on the (-lobe. The ocean currents are accurate
ly drawn, and all the steamship routes properly
shown, with flgares r'vlnr the eiact mileage
from any one given point in the world to any
other. At the bottom of the large map are
detail maps r howlng the new possessions of
Uncle Sam I Philippine Islands, 1'rralian
Islands, Puerto Rico, etc., as well as Cnbaj
also detail maps of South Africa r.nd North
eastern China, which are of great Interest on
account of the present naval and military oper
ations between Japan and Russia. On receipt
ef 25c for postage map will be forwarded to
any address on application to E. I.. I.OMAX,
O. P. dt T. ., Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha,
Neb.
Horsewomen and "Whips"
of the "Smart Set"
A seasonable description of the hunt
ing clubs in and around New York
Illustrated with photographs from life
In the April number of the
Metropolitan Magazine
Vvr- R. H. Russell, Pubther, New York
A 35-cent Magazine for 1 5 cents All Newsdealers
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BY airing the troubles which make motherhood impossible, Wine of Cardu! has transformed
many sorrowing and despondent wives into healthy and happy mothers mothers who
have bright and healthy babies. Menstrual disorders, leucorrhoea, bearing down
pains, sap the vitality out of womanhood. Wine of Cardui makes motherhood possible be
cause it cures these troubles not simply temporarily relieving the pain, but driving out these
diseases completely. No woman needs to despair of becoming a mother when Wine of
Cardui can be secured from her druggist and can make such wonderful cures as these to which hun
dreds of thousands of women bear witness. Wine of Cardui fits a woman for every duty of life.
THREE
HAPPY
Mas. C. SKAaiAxir, of Greely, Neb.
I wu in bad health and suffered great pain at the mrmthlf
periods. After using Wiue of Cardui I was greatly rallered and
two months ago gava oirth to a floe boy baby.
-- Mm. Tom Mcbiat, of Roche-port, Mo.
rJIOTmmEfIS Two years uo I spent about half the winter ia bed. Ia Fabruary
I commenced to Uks your Win of Cardui. I waa better at one and
in a month waa like a different person. My babr was born on ter morning and my health
has been good ewer sine. Every expsotant moUier ahoold w this excellent medicine.
H. 0. Bhixbt, of Monterey, La.
Year before Uat I paid 150-00 doctor billa for mv wife. After that my wife seed one bottle of
Wine of Cariui and nine months after she gave birth to a thirteen pound Doy baby and I ha-n't
paid any doctor bill since.
Wine ef Cardui is yours to Uks today. You can secure a l.00 bottle front yoor dre tL
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