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People who have never lived on a
farm and witnessed the gastronomic
feats of a hungry hired man have cer
tainly missed a sight for gods and
men.. After six long hours of good,
hard, hot work In the harvest field, he
gets his feet under a well-laden table
and woe be unto the good things
thereon. The manner In which he
stows away the fat of the land is no
delusion. Yellow-legged fried chick
ens, green peas, new' potatoes, good
cornbread, hunks of fresh butter,
cherry pies, and numerous other
wholesome and substantial articles of
diet disappear one after the other in
rapid and regular succession. That
meal is well worth all the hours of
hard work he has put in to earn it,
and many a man who-
RICH MEN ARE
NOT ALL HAPPY.
Croesus, King of Lydla, Had Troubles
of His Own, and There
Are Others.
Croesus, the John D. Rockefeller of
the kingdom of Lydia, was very well
to-do, In worldly goods and chattels.
'As rich as Croesus" is a saying about
B,6 00' years old. He had his troubles,
however, and some of them were full
grown. He was taken captive once by
Cyrus and only saved himself from
being burned alive by quoting a say
ing of Solon, the Sage. He finally
had to flee his kingdom for parts un
known.
.Many of the rich man's troubles to
day come from high living and could
be avoided. They are brought on by
eating all kinds of rich, heavy foods
at irregular times, lack of proper ex
ercise, undue mental strain, unnat
ural stimulants, etc., and are com
monly known as indigestion, dyspep
sia and weak stomach/ They are se
rious troubles all right, but not only
can they be avoided but can also be
cured, and that without loss of time
or proper food and nourishment.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
certain relief of dyspeptics, rich and
poor alike. There is no such a thing
as stopping their onward progress
now. A great nation has placed Its
stamp of approval upon their noble
work. The thousands upon thousands
of cures they have effected and the
happiness resulting therefrom have
made their name a household word
thoughout the land.
*The story of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets can be told In a word. They
actually do the work that the weak
and wasted stomach is unable to do
and allow it to recuperate and regain
its strength. They contain all the es
sential properties that the gastrio
juice and other digestive fluids do,
and they digest the food just as a
sound and well stomach would. They
relieve the stomach just as one rested
and refreshed workman relieves the
one on duty that Is tired and worn,
and Nature does her own work of
restoration. It is a simple, natural
process that a child can understand.
You can eat all you want without fear
of results.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
pale by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
Druggists all know better than to try
to g*t along without them, as the de
mand for them Is great and universal.
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Will Surely and Swiftly Follow the Use ofWhen
Stuart's Dyspepsia TabletsYou Will
Enjoy Being Hungry Again and
Be Happy When You Eat.
THE REASONS WHY THEY CURE DYSPEPSIA
is regarded as
being more fortunate than he, would
pay handsomely for the hired man's
capacity to enjoy such a meal. A
Btomach like his would be worth a
fortune of any man's money, who suf
fers the constant and continuous
pangs of dyspepsia. Such a stomach
every one can have, rich and poor
alike, and for a price that la within
the reach of all.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
dyspeptic's certain relief throughout
the regions of the earth. They act in
a natural, mild, but firm, determined
mariner, and never fail to cure dyspep
sia. They do the work of your stom
ach for you, and digest your food just
as your stomach used to when it was
well. You can prove this by putting
your food into a glass jar. with one of
the Tablets and sufficient water and
you will see the food digested in just
the same time as the digestive fluids
of the stomach would do it. That will
satisfy your mind. Now, to satisfy
both your mind and body, take one of
Stuart'B Dyspepsia Tablets after eat
ingeat all and what you wantand
you will feel in your mind that your
food is being digested because you
will feel no disturbance or weight in
your stomach in fact, you will forget
all about having a stomach just as
you did when you were a healthy boy
or girl.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act In a
natural way because they contain only
the natural elements of the gastric
juices and other digestive fluids of the
Btomach. It makes no difference what
condition the stomach is in, they go
right ahead of their own accord and
do their work. They know their busi
ness, and surrounding conditions do
not influence them in the least. They
thus relieve the weak stomaoh of all
Its burdens and give it its much
needed rest and permit it to become
Strong and healthy. Nature restores
and rebuilds the wasted tissues of the
Btomach just as she restores any other
Injured tissues of the body, or a
broken bone, when not Interfered
with. All interference with Nature's
work of restoration 1B entirely pre
vented by the use of Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
Bale by all druggists at 60 cents, a
"box. They are so well known and
their popularity is so great that no
druggist would think of being without
them. In fact, physicians are pre
scribing them all over the land, and
If your own doctor Is real honest with
you he will tell you frankly that
there is nothing on earth so good for
dyspepsia as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets.
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR TROUBLE
if You Have Dyspepsia You Don't
Need to Dook FarIt's Al
ways with You.
There is no fun in having dyspepsia.
You feel as if the whole' of creation
were in a conspiracy to make you mis
erable, and you proceed to get sour on
the whole creation accordingly. Noth
ing goes right. Everything goes wrong.
You are cranky, morose, disagreeable
and out of sorts.
There is only one thing for you to
do, and that is to Invest 60 cents in a
box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and
get happy right away. They will make
you forget you ever had a stomach,
and spirits will rise rapidly. They take
up the work that your stomach is
unable to perform and carry it on just
as a well, sound stomach would. Their
essential ingredients are Identical with
the gastric juice and other digestive
fluids, and their action is, therefore,
natural and beneficial in all respects.
Stuart's DyspepBia Tablets by thus
relieving the stomach of its burden
permit it to rest, recuperate and re
build its waste tissues. Nature is
very rapid in its work of restoration
where it is not interfered with. Stu
art's Dyspepsia Tablets prevent all In
terference. No matter how much you
eat, the stomach is not permitted to
digest the food at all.
work themselves and-
Theregardlese
do th
do it
of the condition of the stomach. They
act independently and are not influ
enced by surrounding conditions.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists throughout the
land at 50 cents a box. No druggist
would think of being without them,
as his customers would recognize his
inferiority in a business way, and lose
confidence in him. The demand for
them is so great and universal that it
would be a very short-sighted policy
on the part of any druggist to be with
out a good supply of Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets.
A HOUSE DIVIDED
AGAINST ITSELF
When the Stomach Declares War
Against the Best of the Body
There Is Always Plenty
of Trouble.
A Safe and Certain Cure in Reach of
All.
There Is very little comfort or hap
piness on this earth for the Individual
whose stomach is at war with all the
other organs of his body. The human
body is called the habitation of the
soul, but both body and soul suffer
greatly when the stomach refuses to
act in harmony with the rest of the
system and dyspepsia is established.
The functions of all the body and the
brain itself are so Intimately depend
ent on those of the stomach that,
when that organ* for ,any jreason,
ceases to perform its duties, the
trouble becomes general and great
mental and bodily suffering always re
sults. Under such conditions there is
only one thing to do and only one way
to do it. The stomach must be paci
fied, and pacified in the right, way.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are the
only safe, reliable', certain remedy for
all stomach troubles. The reason Is,
they are the only perfectly natural
remedy. They perform the digestive
work of the stomach just as the stom
ach did when it was able to do it in
exactly the same way. Their princi
pal component elements are identical
with those of the gastric juice an
other digestive
iJd%Si'K:'U iC*3s fete^
fluids of the stomachd
They do the work of the stomach in
a natural way without causing any
disturbance, and thus permit that or
gan to rest and recuperate and grow
strong and well. That is what they do
and that's the way they do it. Any
body can understand it and anybody
suffering from dyspepsia or any
stomach trouble can always get safe
and certain and natural relief from
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Stuart's* Dyspepsia Tablets are for
sale by all druggists at 60 cents a box.
Buy a box and then go and eat a good
square meal and then take a tablet
and note the result. You will forget
all .about it if you are not careful, for
there will be no pain nor disturbance
and the food will be digested just as
It used to be when your stomach was
well and strong. Furthermore, your
stomach will soon be well and strong
again if you keep on taking them, just
as thousands upon thousands of other
stomachs are from the sole and ex
clusive use of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
PERFECT HEALTH
can be had only in con
nection with perfect di
gestion. When the food
is properly digested the
blood carries the nutri
ment to all parts of the
body and the process of
assimilation and repair
is kept up uniformly,
resulting in healthy or
gans and members.
STUART'S
Dyspepsia Tablets
guarantee perfect diges
tion, no matter what
*m the condition of the
^fc stomach is. The reason
JB is plain. They them-
TP selves digest the food
Jf and permit the stomach
^fe to rest and get well.
4K All Druggisb, 50 cts. a box.
WILrDSE HILL'S
BIG NEW SHIPS
N. PJS SALE OP BOATS INDICATES
SUCH A CHANGE.
the X. P. Became an American
RoadA Wall Street Banker Says
He Doesn't Look for Another Hill
Panic.
Speoial to Th Journal.
New York, March 14.The an
nouncement that Northern Pacific has
sold three small steamships of its.
North Pacific fleet and will make an
arrangement with the Boston
Steamship company was taken on Wall
street to indicate that the company is
taking steps to participate with Mr.'.
Hill in the service of his new 'Ori
ental steamships, and also that steps
are under way to bring the Northern
Pacific steamship affairs better within,
the letter of the law than they have
been.
Quite recently Northern Pacific
figured In court as an open violator of
the interstate commerce ,laws:with re
gard to discrimination between com
mon carriers and shippers, the admis-:
sion being that the Boston Steamship,
company was favored above"
steamship lines. To bring such dis
crimination within the law an alliance
is to be made between the two com-,
panies, under the terms of which the
service of the Boston company will be'
made practically subsidary to that of
the Northern Pacific. The announce
ment did not create any intense inter
est here.
A Wall street banker who partici
pated in the deal which placed Henry
Villard in control of the Northern Pa
cific, says:
"Did it ever strike you that the
Northern Pacific panic made Northern
Pacific an'American railroad.for the
first time in its history? The Eng
lish built it, owned it, and at one
time operated it They tried to make
a present of it to Hill in the famous
London agreement, but the courts ob
jected to indiscriminate charitysaid
Hill didn't deserve it, and gave it back.
"Villard called for a show-down in
the case of the Northern Pacific, and it
resulted in his control of the road.
Of course he hadn't half the stock.
It was just that the scattered English
couldn't get together. So he had the
road. The English held on to their
stock all the time. Strathcona is said
to have had 10,000 shares all the
time. It wasn't till the Northern Pa
cific panic of 1901 that the road really
passed Into the hands of American
railroad interests. To-day the
English don't control Northern Se
curities and I guess they never will.
"They niav guess some more about
the date of the decision, but whatever
happens I don't look for another Hill
panic. The old man has been in one
and never wants another. Wall street
has discounted an unfavorable de
cision. Win or lose, I believe the
stock will go up-but not right now
or right after the (decision. No one
but brokers should trade in that stock
at present."
other
ADVISES NEGROES
TO BURN ENEMIES
Colored Preacher Urges Use
Torch and Bullet Stop
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of
Lynchings.to
New York, March 14.Employment
of the torch and the bullet by the
negro to defend his rights and to stop
the lynching of blacks by white men
has been openly recommended in a
sermon by Rev. F. M. Jacobs in an
African M. E. church of Brooklyn.
He said the negroes of Springfield,
Ohio, where a black man was dragged
from jail and strangled to death by
a mob, should carry on a war of re
prisal and "burn their enemies out of
business." The sermon created a
marked sensation. He continued:
You should contend unto death for your
rights. No race has ever won anything
without the shedding of blood.
If wars are good for nations they are
good for raqes. Bishop Brown of the
.Methodist Episcopal .church says that a
race war is inevitable in this country,
and the negro will be exterminated. This
is not true, for the negro is not a cow
ard he will fight, and In a war between
the races he will give as good an account
of himself aB he did at Port Wagner and
before Petersburg. They tell us to pray,
but we have been praying and praying,
and now is the time for the negro to as
sert his manhood.
The day is oomlng, the hour Is ap
proaching, when this must be done, for
no race under the sun ever, got its liberty
without fighting for.it.
There must be some sacrifice of life, if
need be, to obtain the liberties of a peo
ple. The negro. is no coward, and Ger
many and England know it from their
own African experiences.
Many of our lives are to be sacrificed
if we are to attain to manhood in this
country. I love to tell you to'pray, but
all prayers and no fighting will do no
good.
Colored preachers In other churches
urged their auditors to so conduct
themselves as to win friends for their
race.
500 POLICEMEN
TO LOSE PLACES
Investigations in Chicago Accuse
Officers of Neglecting
Their Duties.
Chicago, March 14.New York de
tectives who shadowed the Chicago
patrolmen on their beats to learn to
what extent they neglected their duty
will, within ten days, report to the
City club, under whose auspices the
investigation was carried on.
The Immediate discharge Of 500 pa
trolmen will" be recommended. Evi
dence will be submitted showing, spe
cific instances of neglect of duty and
violation of the rules.. It wlU be al
leged that these 500 policemen:
Are cowardly in the face of danger.
Are saloon loafers.
Are In collusion with thieves and
abandoned women, dividing the spoils
of crime.
Allow vice and crime to go un
checked for. a consideration.
Try to hide their numbers when
any one goes up to talk with them.
Are indifferent to their work.
Are no better than old women to
be policemen.
It has been found that Chicago has
more "plain clothes" men in. service
than New York. This will surprise
those citizens who year after year
have listened to the complaint of the
chief of police that the inefficiency
of the department was due to lack of
My friend, look here! You know
how weak and nervous your wife is,
and you know that Carter's Iron Pills
I will relieve her, now why not 8te fair
About it and lunar. &* Dom,^
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^',/*^^*lv'f.*.THE MINNEAPOLIS JOUBNAIi, Mmm u- not--
HP
Dress Goods
100 pieces brand new all wool Novelty Spring
Suitings, Scotch Tufted Fancies, Bourettes,
Checks and Stripe Effects, all wool Cheviots,
Bradford Mohairs, Two-toned Panama Suit
ings, widths,t,56 inches, values to 98c yard
a grand collection of wanted FA Qtf*
fabrics. Your choice.............'.
Silks and Velvets
100 pieces Shirt Waist Suiting Silks, Taf
fetas, Louisines, Basket Weaves, splendid
heavy colored Taffetas, Jap Habutais, white,
black and colors black "warranted to wear"
Taffetas, black twilled Foulards, black Moire
Velours, etc., a seasonable lot. of really fine
Silks, not a yard worth less than AQA
75c and up to $1.25 yard.,......... MFO
Corsets and Undermuslins
200 dozen corsets, gowns, skirts, chemises,
drawers and corset covers all kinds, lace and
embroidery trimmedworth to $1.OOOQA
choice, 49c and...... *F*F1
New Laces
Net Top Oriental Laces in great variety of
new designs in the popular widths. Venice
Galloons, Bands and Allovers, Wood Silk
Bands in black or cream in fact all the new
season Laces, and all marked at lowest prices.
Special values at, yard, Rv
49c, 39c and,... ..,..,.........*v
New Embroideries
Wide Cambric and Nainsook Embroideries,
for corset covers new designs, ex- OQp
traordinary Values at, yd, 49c, 39c, *F*Fw
Wall Paper and Paints
Parlor Papers in all the newest colors light
and dark, including gilts and embossed
worth to 15c. Special Tuesday, "7 g%
roll...
Puritan House Paint, none bet
ter at any priee, per gallon
Bronchial LozengesFor the Cure of
chitis, hoarseness, coughs and colds.
Reg. 15c package.....
AN INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS
$1.10
Drug Department
White Goods and Linens
India Linons^Yard wide,* extra fine 4 Rf*
30cquality quantity limited Tuesday
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Women
BASEMENT STORE--that "Clearing House" for
"sell at once" is the onlyinstructions. Wonderful Pricing right down the line
Vivien's ShirtsOur $1.00 quality
of Dress Shirts, slightlyQ E%-g%
solipd 4wm%3\*
soiled. Children's Hose, full seamless
and fast black, ribbed, Qf*
sizes 6 to 9, worth 19c,
Men's Balbriggan Shirts4 jRt(t
and Drawers, worth 85c
49c
75c wash gingham
Petticoats $1.00 Corsets,
small sizes
Sash.PinsOxydteed Sash Pins,
formerly 10c and 15c, 9i*
Thursday, each t....-^
PercalesExcellent fabrics, neat
designs on red, blue and black
grounds, always 10c yd. A
mostly ORG
Tuesday
Dish TowelingsAssortment
fancy checks, quantity
limited, worth 6c yard....
Best Lining Cambrics, mill ends,
black and colors, regular. Of*
price 5c yard....
Worsted Plaids, bright new col
ors, for children's dresses, Jk{*
yard........... Women's Swiss Ribbed Vests,
low neck, no sleeves, lace Rf
trimmed, worth 19c
of
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White Curtain Muslin36 in.
wide, regular 15c yard all the
newest patterns ftf*
Basement MillineryChiffon and
drape cloth Hats, needing but a
bit of trimming A O g%
at $1.98 and... *FCFU
Gas BurnerA: good Al Burner
complete, burner, mantle, chim
ney and shade. Q(lp
Tuesday *M%J%*
Toilet PaperRoll or pack- A
age Tuesday. *Fl#
Black MohairJacquards,42 inches
wide,neat small designs, 4 ^g%
made to sell at 39c yd..
Who study the hygienic interests of their families
there is no subject of greater ^importance than that
of the bread problemwhat the methods of making
and how baked are questions which: have become
of greatest importance' from a health standpoint.
solved the problem of how to get a bread food
at once wholesome and palatable Uneeda
Biscuit contain all the nutriment of the \irheat,
made in the cleanest bakeries in the world by
most skillful bakers. 'Sold in air-tight pack-
agesalwayk fresh, always ready for use.
MICTIONALJ EISCHIT-CiCMBAH^
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destined-to-be
famous:^a2)J?JL
departments, where
Suits and Jackets
Below we quote a few items to let you know
what we are doing in this department.
Women's fine voile tailor made etoh or blouse
suitsjackets silk lined E A
worth $16.50., N**F"*FW
Women's dress and walking skirts, black
or colors, worth to E A
$12.50. -Olf
Women's fine all wool Venetian cloth jack
etssilk linedworth ti^O
$IO,OQ.V. vOiaO
Optical Dept.
Best 15-year gold filled frame, large size,
fitted with best periscopic lens, 4 A
regular price $4.00/at *P "if I
Linings
Silk Mercerized Italian Cloths, 36 inches wide,
black: and colors for skirts and linings looks
like silk, wears better regular price 4RA
25c prd. 5FU
Jewelry Department
Silk ahd satin, plain or pleated, black or
white belts, beautiful trimmings front and
back, actual value 50c. 9Qf*
Tuesday.
Wash Goods
Silk. Stripe Wool Challies50 pieces latest
styles, new and correct color effects, should
be 39c yard. Tuesday, ARA
only.._..... _._. Ft*
Rugs
Wilton Rugs made up from high grade Wilton
Vevelt Carpets, selling at about half value,
10-6x12 $22.50, 9x12 $15.00 fc-
and8-8x10-6. .N* IOnFO
Drapery Department
Corded Arabians ahd Cable Nets, a magni
ficent line of very swell Curtains, actually
worth to $10.00 a pair, $4.98, IfeO A
$3.98, $2.98 and...., V*ii*0
Leather Goods
Carriage and Wrist BagsMorocco and fiire
seal grain leathers, all the popular shapes and.
colors, silk moire lined. Values 75c J_W%g\
and $1.00. Tuesday........ ***F
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