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TS #**^3t7 .s tut 3^ If your business, home cares or social functions burden you or overtax your energies, then see to your kidneys. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re sponsible for many kinds of-diseases, and if permitted to continue much suf fering and fatal results are sure to fol low. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves, makes you dizzy, restless, sleepless ana irritable. Makes you pass water oftea during the day and obliges you to get up many times during the night. Un healthy kidneys cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrh of the bladder, pain or dull ache in the back, joints and mus cles, make your head aohe and back ache, cause indigestion, stomach and liver trouble, you get sallow, yellow complexion, make you feel as though IMPORTANT EDITORIAL FROM HARRY MITCHELL On Friday night I will definitely announce a new department of my tailoring business, the like of which has never been conducted in Minneapolis. A good many merchants use the word "import" in the most casual, careless way. The fact is that the merchants of this country who really do import goods from the old country can be counted on a few fingers. When you import goods you buy in the old coun- try. You eliminate profit takers there, and you dodge a half dozen commission men and salesmen in this country. So that the merchant who has a business of sufficient proportions to warrant him in importing, can make prices that are entirely out of the question with houses in the ordinary chan- nels of business. So I want to call your attention to the announce ment that I will make in the papers Friday night that has to do with the arrangement that I have just made to get the best products of the fine Eng- lish mills and to make them into suits to order at prices not duplicated by any tailor in this whole United States. It should be kept in mind that there is not another tailor in Minneapolis, St. Paul or entire Northwest who gets his materials direct from the mills in the old country. I have arranged to do that. I have my buying arrangements so that the newest styles, the best patterns, and the best goods will be offered to the men of Minneapolis by the Scotland Woolen Mills Co. at less than the prices ordinarily charged by tailors for American goods. This move is bound to revolutionize the tailoring business of this town. It is sure to attract the at- tention of the men who have been paying the high- est prices for their clothes. It is going to emphasize more than ever that the Scotland Woolen Mills Co. and yours truly are at the head of the procession in the tailoring business of this town and this part of the country. Keep your eyes on the papers Friday night and look for the advertisement with the editorial, the picture of the man who DOES import, and better still, the prices that are to be made in the future on the best goods that are produced in the world, made up to your order. Yours truly, Wednesday Evening, HARRY MITCHELL, 310 Nicollet Avenue. Dr. Bessie Park Haines Cures Bright's Diseas Nearly Thirty Years of Marvelous Success In Her Specialty. NOTED PHYSICIAN A Large Practice That Is Constantly Growing LargerPeople Coming From All Sections. GUARANTEES A CURE you had heart trouble you may have plenty of ambition but no strength get weak and waste away. Dr. Bessie Park Haines has devoted nearly thirtviyears to the study research and practice* in the cure of all kidney troubles and her success has simply been marvelous. She says "there is no spe cific for Bright's Disease or Diabetes that can be sold In either bottle or box." Mail her a fresh sample of your urine and she will make a scientific mi croscopio examination oi It andtell you just what your trouble U. write your name and postofffee address on the labeL She has large and constantly growing practice. Call or write, Ti, Bessie Park Haines, S3 North Twelfth street, Minaeap* ilBSHIP FLIES i FIGURE 8 COURSE Baldwin Machine at World's Fair Successfully Qualifies for Coming Contest. Hew York Sun Special Berrloe. St. Louis, Oct. 26.The first really successful airship flight ever made in the United States was accomplished yes terday from the world's fair grounds by A. E. Knabenshaue, the noted,Toledo aeronaut, in the big Baldwin dirigible balloon. In the clear autumn day the great cigar-shaped bag which supplied the sus taining power of the machine could be aeno outlined against the sky. The white propellers and rudder of the ma chine could be clearly seen and the form of the operator stood out distinctly as he worked his complicated apparatus and made the great silken bag above him turn and re-turn at his pleasure. The excitement caused by the'appear ance of the balloon just at the noon hour, when the city streets were liveli est, was extreme, especially when it was seen after the qualifying maneuvers that the operator was trying desperately to send his airship back over its course to the world's fair and that something was the matter with the steering appar atus, making it impossible for him to fly against the wind, tho he turned his ma chine westward half a dozen times, and thousands become anxious for the fate of the daring balloonist. An hour later, having held his balloon square in the jaws of the wind and hav ing crossed the river and sailed over the business and dwelling houses of the east side, Mr. Knabenshaue descended leisurely and quite safely in a cornfield a bit south of East St. Louis. Qualifying Maneuvers. Rising from the east door of the aero drome, the ship sailed smoothly and gracefully a few hundred yards with the wind. 'Ilien at the touch of the oper ator 's hand it turned in the very face of the fresh 10-mile breeze and sailed back. Again obeying the rudder, the Bald win invention turned as a swallow on the wind and sailed eastward for the building occupied by the board of lady managers. As he passed over the con course fence, Knabenshaue called out: "Goodbye, everybody," and a great cheer went up from the watching crowd. As soon as the ship was well in the air over the lady managers' home, Knabenshaue steered straight for the office of President Francis in the Ad ministration building. Directly over, the edifice he caused his ship to de scribe a perfect figure "eight," there by qualifying for the world's fair aerial tournament. Then the ship was headed with the wind and carried by breeze and motor sailed rapidly.and with ut most grace away toward the east, over the domes of the exposition,/the man sions of the west and the skyscrapers of downtown, over the broad river and the city of East St. Louis. Drive Chain Broke. After Knabenshaue's return to the aerodrome late last evening he stated that the balloon obeyed his every wish till the drive chain connecting the,rro peller and the motor broke. This same weakness had been demonstrated before the flight, the break repaired and the ascension proceeded with. Mr. Knaben shaue believes that this part of the mechanism must be greatly strength ened before the next flight is attempted. "Something went wrong with the propeller while I was still over the ex position site," he said. "When I dis covered the propeller was not working right, I tried to turn and sail back. I succeeded in turning, but I could not make the propeller work against the. wind. I suppose I put too much strain upon the drive chains connecting the propeller with the motor and this chain snapped. The loss of control of the propellers made a return trip impossi ble so I was forced to let the machine go with the wind till I could find a place to land." fk WRIGHT SCORES WINNEBAGOES Dark Picture of Conditions on Ne braska Reserve Painted by U. S. Inspector. Special to The Journal. Sioux City, Iowa, Oct. 26."Ten times worse than those at any other Indian reservation in the United States," is what A. O. Wright.- govern- ment Indian inspector, says about the conditions at the Winnebago reserva tion after making an official investiga tion regarding the morals of the In dians of that tribe. "I have never heard of anything like it," continued Wright. I could tell you things that would raise your hair, but no newspaper would print them. I am convinced that there is not another Indian reservation in the United States where conditions would compare for rottenness with those of the Winnebagoes. A system of freelove seems to pre vail, and not very well organized at that. The Indians of that reservation have almost no respect for the mar riage relations. Conditions are nothing short of frightful. Few couples take the trouble to go thru any sort of mar riage ceremony. I have been on numer ous reservations, but this beats me. I would not brand all the men and women on the reservation as unchaste, but I am speaking of general conditions.'' Eev. Father Joseph Schell, who has been the chief prosecutor in the inves tigation of conditions'existing between the traders on the Winnebago reserva tion and the Indians, is incensed be cause Mr. Wright excluded him from the room where the testimony of the Indians was being taken, and declares that Mr. Wright expects to whitewash the traders against whom the priest has made charges. Father Schell says he will carry the matter to the presi dent if necessary. The investigation is still going on. TWO SLAIN IN PISTOL DUEL AT IOWA STATION Sidne' he agent at Nebraska City tion, Iowa, a lonely station on the Bur ey Iowa, Oct. 26.-r-In a fight be tween the agent a Cit Juno- lington line, and three tramps, the agent and one of. the tramps were killed. The agent, Frank Sells, ordered the tramps away, and a quarrel followed. The tramps advanced threateningly and the agent fired upon the man nearest to him, killing him. One of the remaining tramps then fired on Sells and fatally wounded him. The tramp who did the shooting was lodged in jail. At a waot conference of, tjw trafe In L#t eprtw flw pmrfdmt of th* Inatttah T Oar TUstBnfldtra,*M **t jwaotieallr tiunrhol* oi ttw wJmimaMnjr tpamtty t Bnflaaa bad how aaptnrwl by Ansanca. In the Bock of Gibraltar there seventy miles at tunnel. The general depth of the Niagara river at th* brink of the falls is four feet. There are 105 women commercial traveler* now on the road in Great 1 Britain, THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL, HELEN G01 Y.M.G. ?hes fions are ,D AS *MER She Completes 0,000-Mile Journey in Interests of ^Railroad Associations, St. Louis, Oct. 26.Miss Helen. Mil ler Gould completed Monday night at Moberly, Mo., a unique tour of visita tion thruout the west and southwest* In twenty-three days Miss Gould has -visited twenty railroad and city Young Men's Christian associations, traveled over six thousand miles and greeted and shaken hands with at least twenty or thirty thousand railroad men. The day at moberly was practically a holi day for the railroad employees of the Wabash. Men were willing to lose their pay for a day's work or a round trip to get an opportunity to shake hands with Miss Gould, thru whose generosi ty associations have been established at twenty division points on the Gould lines. She has contributed largely to ward the funds to erect the building at Moberly. costing $20,000, given a libra ry of 2,000 volumes, a self-playing pia no, musicbox, talking machine, stereo scopic outfit of hundreds of views, the usual gifts Miss Gould has made the associations on the Gould lines. At Pine Bluff, Ark., another railroad association building was opened by Miss Gould, and over fifteen hundred people were present. At a service for men at the operahousei on Sunday, at whieh the veteran railroad engineer Tom Keenan, spoke to seven hundred men, Miss Gould and party occupied seats on the stage, and many of the "toughest" railroad men in that sec tion of the country declared for the Christian life. The membership of the association jumped from 267 to 350 as a result of Miss Gould's visit. Miss Gould has been especially inter ested in the moral and spiritual wel fare of the railroad employees. Men have come in their working garb, and it has been interesting to see the confi dence with which they went forward to shake hands, evidently realizing that Helen Gould would welcome them as readily as the man in evening dress. Miss Gould's direct motive in all these gatherings has been to interest men in a clean life and to encourge railroad men in a purpose to help each other. The more forbidden and "raw" the conditions the deeper has been her in terest. Miss Gould traveled in her own pri vate car. Al, and was accompanied by representatives of the Young Men's Christian association/and her private* secretaries and a group of friends. Af ter a short visit to the world's fair Miss Gould will return to New York. See Stockwell soonThat life insur- anceThe Penn Mutual^ Andrus Bldg. The action of Carter's Little Liver ill is pleasant, mild and natural, gently stimulate the liver and reg ulate the bowels, but do not purge. They are sure to please. Try them. WHY APPENDICITIS Why is appendicitis so common to day? Because we have got into the per nicious habit of eating too fast. Dr. Curtis, the .great authority on this disease, says: "Appendicitis of ten follows the eating of a very hasty or particularly large or indigestible meal." After carelessly following a foolish custom,Jjou can insure your safety by taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets! It lS^An eJkcefte%f scientific truth, which admits no~ dsplte:,: that if you will only keep your digestive appara tus in good order, you will never suffer from this dread disease, which, at best, means a weakening operation, with long weeks wasted in bed, and big doc tor's and surgeon's bills to pay as sou venirs. Keep your appendix in health by the proper use of Stuart's Dyspepsia "Tab lets whenever you have laid yourself open to danger by overeating, and upon the least sign of stomach or intestinal trouble, for otherwise, at any time, this dangerous disease may lay you low. The curative influence of this great medicine is quickly shown in the gen tle, soothing effect it has on all in flamed conditions of any part of the digestive tract. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets tone all these parts up to a proper condition of ierfect health, and regulate their func into a proper working state. They also make away with all the causes of irritation, inflammation or in digestion, by helping to dissolve, digest and assimilate, or put to proper use, all the food which is lying around in odd corners of your digestive apparatus, fermenting, rotting and curdling, like so much garbage in a dirty sink. In these natural and perfectly sim ple ways, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets restore all sufferers, from any form of dyspeptic trouble, to health. They are safe and reliable. They never fail to relieve and cure, quickly and permanently. Use them and you need never worry about your appendix vermiformix. Your children shudder at the thought of castor oil, and with reason. Castor oil is a relic of old-time barbarism. Not only is it repulsive to the taste but it gripes and tortures delicate children. Modern mothers use Baby's Own Tablets a laxative which does not gripe, a comforting medicine which may be given to the youngest child without fear of harm. Mrs. S. L. Hughaon. Bismarok, N. D fMu: Baby'* Own Tablets area s0loacH medicine for consti pation and other antoents, I can cheerfully recommend them to all mothers. Our free booH, "T^E CARE or TUB BABY," contains more information of value to mothers than we havei eyer'seen between two covers before. Address: -PR, WH4.IAMJ MEDICINE CO., Hartman asks no payments when sick or unem- ployed. In case of death payments cease. Ask to see our policy ***e*+fro*HO Ladies' Dressing Table, made of solid oak, swell front, large roomy draw er massive French plate mirror, beveled edge, superior polish finish October 26, 1904. A few years ago I was taken with in flammatory Rheumatism, which, though mild at first, became gradually so intense that I was for weeks unable to walk. I tried several prominent physicians and took their treatment faithfully, but was unable to get the slightest relief. In fact, my condition seemed to grow worse, the pains spread over my entire body, and from November to March I suffered agony. I tried many patent medicines but none relieved me. Upon the advice of a friend I decided to try S. S. 8. Before allowing me to take it, however, my guardian, who was a chemist, analyzed the remedy and pronounced it free of pot ash or mercury. I feh so much better after taking two bot tles, that I continued the remedy, and in two months I was cured completely. The cure was permanent, for I have never since had a touch of Rheumatism, though many times ex* posed to damp and cold weather. 58 Cliff St., Roxbury, Mass. Maa. BxAuto*. T. Joints. LET HARTMAH "FEATHER THE NEST" *fcj OF THIS STORE is now being felt throughout this entire city and vicinity. From tar and near they make their way to this great economical housefurnishing establish- ment. We entered this field with the firm and fixed determination to undersell EVERY other concern here, and we're doing it most thoroughly. Already our name is a house- hold word in hundreds of homes throughout the eity and neighboring townst Note tomorrow's special offerings. $ We Carry a Fall Line of Gas and Goal Ranges Cook Stoves Base Burners Soft Coal and WoodHeat'rs Most Every Renowned Rake Sold In This Market. Parlor Suit, 5 pieces, frame of hand polished mahogany finish,expertly up- ffiOO O bolstered in imported velour, full spring seat, handsomely carved back. ^^fcO Morris chair, newest design made in Iected quarter sawed oak, handsomely cov ered durable and well upholstered cushions, newest patterns velour, rubbed finish. Seal RHEUMATISM comes from poor digestion, stomach, -troubles, torpid liver, weak kidneys and a general Sluggish condition of the system. Food souring in the stomach poisons the bloodit becomes too acid. The liver and kidneys fajl to act properly, and the circulation is clogged with impure matter and burning acrid fluids which penetrate and saturate the bones and muscles, joints and nerves, producing the terrible pains and aches and other disagreeable symptoms of Rheumatism. As it originates in the blood andaffects thewhole system, it will not do to depend on liniments and other external remedies. Such treatment is help- ful, but the blood mast be restored, to a pure, healthy state before the cure is per- manent.. When S. S. 3. has driven out the impurities and built up the thin, acrid blood ad stimulated, the sfoggssh organs to better action, the cureis thorough and lasting. The feverish, ejEcitednervea then are soothed and the muscles relieved of the torturing tension, and t&e Whole system is restored to its former heaithy state*, S. S. S. contains no potash or alkalies, but is guaranteed purely vegetable. Our special book on Rheumatism will be mailed free to all desiring it. Our physicians^will cheerfully answer all letters asking for special information or advice, for which no chatge is made. ^'&&'' -i INFLUENCE Double Heater Base BurnerSelf feeder, has hot air circulation flue, automatic magazine cover, brilliant mica, elegant modeled nickeltrim- flj *J 4 E A mings, electroplated on copper.. M**9 isiOlf Generous Credit $25 purchase S2.SO cash. S 2 month. $80 purchase $6 cash, $ 4 a month. $1 (80 purchase $10 cash, 96 a month. $200 purchase $20 caeh. $10 a month. 4*He se- uatcrcu tusHiuua $7.65, :&. :jmssmmx$ 13 &%, #ig Combination Bookcase and Writing Desk, in solid oak, handsomely carved, set with hand some French plate mir ror, bevel edge, double strength glass in door For over four years I suffered intensely with Sciatic Rheumatism. The Rheuma tism first troubled me in my hip, then spread to my shoulders, head, and finally all over my body. I became such an in valid that neither my family nor friends thought it possible for me to survive long. I nad tried so many rescriptions given me by physicians (which contained a great* ofpotash) that my stomach was ruined and there seemed no hope for recovery. I had been reading in the newspapers of S. S. S. and decided to try it, and to my joy commenced to get relief before the second bottle was gone. After complet ing five bottles I was an entirely different man, and felt thaf I had a new lease on life. The cure in my case has been so wonderful that I shall tell every one of it. S. S. S. not only cured my Rheumatism, but also put my system generally in excellent condition. I have a good appetite, sleep well and once more enjoy life. Mt. Sterling, Ky. B. M. FRISBIS. THESWifT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA. -S