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Tea tatoxication--^^^
CEYLON AND I MA NATURAL GREEN tea is rich,
delicious and absolutely "Pure." It is as far ahead
of Japan tea as "Salada" Black is ahead of all other
black teas. Sold only in sealed lead packets. 50c,
60c and 70c per lb. By all grocers.
Phone, Mam 860. Union Depot
Arrive. "Daily. lEx. Sunday.
St. Cloud, Fergus Falls, Fargo,
Tintah Aberdeen, Fargo
(June 14. 1003.)
'lieket utlke, ^S Nicollet a v. l'hone, 12*.
Dmlj. zh\.buuday. xEi.Sat.| Leave, j Airive.
Chicago, La X., Milwaukee. .|* 7.30ani|*10 30pm
MIISN kee. La Cro.sae, \Vmoua|* 2 20pin|* 3 auyin
Chicago, La X., Milwaukee. 1* tl.45pm|
C111LAUO. I'IOMJLU LTD|* ! uupnij* 8 OUam
Chicago, La X., Milwaukee..
l^crtlirield. Karlbault, il\. City
thica^o, buribault, Dubuque..
Nuithneld, Failbault, Audtiu.
La CrostJe, Dubuque, Uock 1
OVtduvlUe. Miian
Oi-tonville, vPargo,
Vuriningtort. Mankuto, Wells.~U 7-5oam|8Hk4oani
FArtirlpgtoil, Mankuto,'-Wells.!/. B.40pmntia:i(ipm
*10 25pm *ll!.01pi
* 8 )am|* 6 20pm
* 3.5upni|* u.Jdain
z 7:l5pui|zll,15am
/. 7.5Uam|4l0.jUpi
AlieideeuiiS 9:80am /. 0 00pm
Abcideen|* 7.00pm|* ".loaja
THURSDAY EVENING,
v - \, adulteiatedie|i8Lof
' Try a Toi-Cont Sampla Paokat.
Eloctrie IJchtevJObserva-
tion Cars to l'ortlahd. Die , via*10:45
Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Xacoina
Pacific Express
Fargo,Helena, Unite, Spokane,
Seattle, Tatoma, Poi tlaud
Fargo and Leech Lake Local
St Cloud, Utile Falls, Hraln
rd, Walker, Heinldjl, Fargo...
Dakota and Manitoba Express
Fergus Falls, Wahpeton,
Moorhead, HHTKO, (Jamestown
Daih Ex Saturday), Ciookston
Or.md Forks, Urafioti, Winnipeg
TUG'S LONG VOYAGE
Captain Buirong Brings the Disabled Me
teor Into Port.
Seattle, Dec. 24.Captain John S. Bul
long. with the 300-ton tug Tvee towing the
disabled lreight steamer Meteor, has ar
med here, alt er one of the longest -voy
ages e\er undertaken on the Pacific coas
by a vessel of similar tonnage.
Two mont hs ago the Tjee was sent
north to tow the Meteor to Seattle, a dis
tance of 2,500 mires. Th e little tug en
countered tetvific weather, but successfully
roae out the storm which wrecked the
Nome steamer Discovery, causing a loss
of between twentj-five and thirty-rive
lives.
Leavu Acne
*1:50
pm
am
*10:45
pm,
*7:05
9:10
"Duluth Short Line"
am
tun
f5:20
pm
8:35
TRAINS TO
DULUTH AND SUPERIOR
Daiiy t L.-c Kiindaj
NOTEAll tialns use the Unto Station, St
Paul, and Union Station in Minneapolis
TICKET OFFICE ^StfABL*m
JCTST. P. M. et o. R\:1
Ticket Office, 000 Nicollet. IHioutf, 240, Main
*Ux. Sunday Othets Dully.| Leave. I Arrive.
Chicago. Mllw'kee, Madlson.1 7-5uaTn
Chicago-Fast Mall I ft 00 pni
IVorth-WesternLiitt'd j. 8:00 I
Cuicago. Mllw'Lee. Madison ) p m |
ChicagoAtlantic U.vpiess. I ll M pm
Duluth. Jsui-erio- Ashland. .| *7..J3 am
Twilight* Limitad { 4:00
Duluth. Suuerlor, Ashland. \ p m
Llniorc, Algona. Dea Moines
Lluioie, Algonu, Des Moines
Newulin, 'Iracy, Wutertown
ikL. C tf,Oir,utaa Blk Hills,
Bu City, Omaha. Kan Cy.
Wateitown, Union. Redfield
tVorthlugton, Mitchell. Su F
Omaha Limit ed ) 7:3(
Slou\ City, Oninln. C^ v. ndc J pra
6u Cltv, Oroah-i, Kfcu. L?..l 830 pm
Office, 300 Nc
Leave
f 4:55pm
t 5:40p.ti
Fly or to Pacfio oast
Willmar, S. FalU. S. City, I
( Waterto\vn,Brown3 Valley 1
Princeton, IViilaca, Dulutin
. Wayzata and Hutchinson .
10:10
A/i n n i peg Express
Via Fer*. Falls Div.
Sleeper for 11:47 train leady at 9 p. m.
UllU&OtoKkAimdltRNKi
"The iiiaple Leal Route."
City 'ticket Oil lee. 5th and Nicollet, Minncupulis
Depot. Wustlngton and 10th av S. Tel. M 202.
'| 'Leave | Arrive
Ex. Sunday. Othets Daily.IMln'polla.JMiu'polis.
Huj field. Mclntjie Oelwelu.j 7 40 aw| lo.3* pm
Dubuque, Chicago audi t t pin 7.05 am
. . . . . 1 10 15 pi'.) 1:15 pm
\\ aterlco. Mat4 io.OU am
Kast
Oedui I nils,
shalltjwu. De* Molnes.i 8 00 pm
Mt. Joseph, Kans.ia ClQ .} j.U.45 pm
Ued \\ in?. Rochester,Osage,
Noithflrld Mnnkato .. . .
Address: "ORANGEINE, CHICAGO."
pm
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century
Waih. and rtea.Av*
, NicolUt rlouji
corwer.
BLACKHEADS
jHmple4l
7:45 pm
Roek l&&mnsS &stm
OFFICE, 382 NICOLLET AV.
Phones, N. \V.."2147, T C , b'.
Trains leave and arrive Milwauks* Dtpot Dally.
)Lea\e loi|Arr. iroui
Albert Lea. Cedar Rapids,! I
Davenport, Roek Island.)
Moline, Cnlcago, Uur-1 9-10 im 4.55 pin
lington, QUlncy and St. f \
I ouis . , I 7.00 pni[ S 40 am
Muiiieaplis, St. Panl&Sanll Hi Maria
Lv. Depot. 3d and
^^-rtzr-^ Original ami Only Genuine.
A Btandard Remedy, ioli for 3& yean.
10,000 Tetiromll. Ladlen, uk Drarait
for OlIIOHESTRR'B KNOLISMtn
RED and ll neWUii boi*i, iwled with
(Jlmo ribbon. Take no other. Befrtme
PubstUutions*4Imttotlona. Askyqdr
Druggist, ) - 4 cents lil itimpt far PA*-.
tloalora, TaatlmaniaU aid Booklet
for Lsdlea, kr return Mall. Sold by alt
Drtggiati. Ohlcheater Chemical Co.,
v Uadlaoa 8aaure, PffilXA^ PA .
8'35 cm
SALE OF DITCHING JOBSNOTICE IS HERE
bj given that on Mondav. the 11th day of
.Tattuury, 1004, at 3 o'clock p. m.. at my office
in the court-house in Alevandrln. Douglas
county, Minnesota, I will sell the jobs and let
the eontiacts for digging and constructing the
Ditch No. i ot Douglns countj. established by
the board of county commissioners of Douglas
county, state of Minnesota, by their ordei bear
ing date Dec 14, 1003. viz In one job and
contract, or in one oi more linear sections of
100 feet ench, each of said sections to be
knowu and numbered by stakes, as shown, bj
the report of the engineer in said matter,
commencing at the one Includihs the outlet
and from thence, successlvelj. up stieam to
the one including the source, to the lowest
responsible bidder -or bidders, and that bids
ai a iurited^for said work as one job. and also
for any one or more linear sections thereof:
said work to be completed within the tiihe
required, and In the manner specified, in said
engineer's report. And
!'VV^shlngtonAaV
0.45 ami.
35 pm|.
S. Ar.
. , . Pacific , Bapress
Atlantle Limited
daUy.-.i.lO:t pm
daily ...|fl'30 nv
Depot. 5th "and Washington ar s N.
:30pm| Dakota Express, daily .
8 00 ami.. fthlne.lan,dc/., LocV,.e*-
Hare Yoa
r Su * -
,lt:Stt am
.!G 05 pm
WISCONSIN CENTRAL SV. '
MILWAUKEE id- CI1CAG0
TRAINS
k-OK
Leave 7.25 a. "to. and 7:05 p. m. dally.'"?
Arrive S50 a. m.^and 3 1Q p. m. .dally.
oi lluu.tl, 1'iuil.iea, Cop.i-coi
oied, Snota. Aches. Old Sores. Ul
cers in the Mouth, Hfetr' Fall lug 7 Write foe
proof* of permanent cure* of worst case* ot blo4
^K)lson in 15 to 35 days. Capital $5110,000. 10i
page hook FUBE. N J branch ^offices:
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Japan.
What They Demand.
pin
Headaches, liver complaints, bowel
disorders demand Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They are gentle, but cure or no
pas". 25 c.
Cutlery That Cuts,
At Gardner Havdw are Co., 30 4 Hen. a v
Instant Relief
* from
. FATIGUE
With
Permanent Benefit
now enjoyed all over the World from
mmmamamaaum
t 5:40pm
tl2:40p n
t b.-Sopm
*7s15
Montana and Pacific Coast
6reck , Faf go, G. 'FoVks .
y'lllmar, S Falls. Yank.,S. City
Iinneaota and Dakota Express
) tfepnor* ^tata J
, tcxpi'ass V
( Minneapollfjto Duluthv )
am
pm
* 6-55am'
' 6.55am
* 6.55am
* 7.59pm
* 6.45arn
112:40pm
The Shield of Quality on
the box not only makes the
Welshach abetter mantle,
but makes it the BEST I
Five kinds
15,20,25,30,35c.
8.10 p"~ m
7.55 am
1 15 pm
*7 55 nm| *7 3.) pm
55 pm| ID 55 am
henon Dodge
Haj field 4 35 pin] 11:20 am
Austin. I ' le,
H Dodge,
and Omaha
Mason City
Co. Blufls
All Dealers.
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7 40 ami
7 30 pm'
S 10 pm
7.30 am
MXLWAU DEPOT.
SI. nni MUmj.
i THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
SISTERS OF - MERCY IN OMAHA
SUED BY A FORMER MEMBER
OF THE ORDER FOR $30,000V
- A K '*'-
_ _ ^ . ^
Special to^The Journal.4
' 5-
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 24.Miss Annie
Connell of Council Bluffs to-day filed a
sensational suit in the United States
court here against the convent of the
Sisters of Mercy in Omaha, for $30, -
000, alleging that she had been forced
by the authorities at the convent to
do such work that she was a physical
wreck. Miss,Connell was formerly a
member of the order, but some time
ago secured a special dispensation
from the pope to withdraw.
According to her petition Mi ss Con
nell became a Sister of Mercy in 1891,
receiving the name of Sister Mary
Luigi Gonzaga. Altho refined and
delicate she was made to scrub floors
and do such other hard manual labor
in the convent, she alleges, that her
health gave way. She says she was
oft en forced to Avork eighteen to
twenty hours daily. The case has at
tracted much attention among Cath
olic citizens.
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN
President's Favorites for Secretary of Na -
tional Committee and Vice President.
Washington, Dee. 24.Theie seems to
be no doubt that Senator Hanna and Peny
S. Heath will stick together on the re -
publican national committee until the
convention meets next June and then re -
tire together. I t is a part of the plan of
the president's friends to have Louis Ar -
thur Coolidge. Washington correspondent
of a Ne w York newspaper, chosen to suc
ceed Heath. Coolidge is the president of
the Gridiron club, and he came to Wash
ington, after graduati ng at Harvar d, as
the private secretary of Henry Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts. H e is a close
personal friend of President Roosevelt.
In all the gossip about the campaign,
little is said about the vice piesidentiai
candidate. Nobody but Mr. Hanna seems
to have made up his mind as yet on that
subject. Hi s candidate, as everybody
knows, is Senator Fairbanks of Indiana.
The president agrees with the senator
that Indiana is a good state to take the
candidate from, but he has been inclined
to favor the nomination of Senator Bev -
endge, whose youth, vigor and enthusiasm
would, he thinks, stir things up and
make the "young man's ticket" a popular
one.
MINNIE HEALEY LITIGATION
Hearing in Injunctional Proceedings
Again Heinze Completed.
Special to Tho Journal,
Helena, Mont., Dec. 24 Whether an in
junction against operating the noted Min
nie Healy mine shall issue against F .
Augustus Heinze, the Monta na Ore Pur
chasing company and the Johnstone Min
ing company, as asked by the Amalg a
mated Copper company, is a question now
lesting with the supreme court, the last
e\idence in the hearing before that trib
une having been submitted and the matter
argued to the court last evening.
In their answ er to the order to show
cause why an injunction should not issue,
the respondents alleged that they had
nothing to do With the operation of the
Minnie Healv. Th e endeavor of the re
lators was to show that while some other
company may be working the mine, Mr.
Heinze is really the moving spirit in the
work.
It is contended by Heinze that he trans
ferred ceitain interests in the mine to the
Hypocka Mining company, and deeds
showing uoh a transfer were offered in
evidence.
(Powders)
Orangeine Reaches the Cause
and quickly restores the nor
mal conditions. Thousands
of Chronic and Periodic cases
now attest the gradual resto
ration under systematic use
of Orangeine.
NOTEOrangeine Powders are sold b /
by all progressive druggists, 10c (2 pow
ders) 2$c (6 powders) SOc (15 powders)
51 (35 powders). Write us for sample,
full information, composition, and Far
reaching Human Results.
LABOR .LEADERS INDICTED
For Conspiracy to Wreck a Business
Printer Exonorated.
Chicago, Dec. 24 J IS. Johnson, busi
ness agent brass worjtcers' union Lee.
Fisher, secretary International Order of
Machinists R. S. Crane, business agent
International Order of Machinists, ana
James J. Lamb, business agent of the In -
ternational Brothei hood of Electrical
Workers, have been indicted by the grand
jury.
Thev are chaiged with conspiracy to
wreck the business of the Kellogg Switch
board and Supply company, during a
strike, which was productive of mu ch
violence during the early spring.
While indictments were voted against
these men , the grand jury refused to re
turn a ti ue bill against Charles F . Lang,
foreman of a local printing house, who
shot and killed Emil Reichow, a picket,
allied with the striking pressfeeders of
the Franklin union,
La ng was himself a union man and was
assaulted by a mob of which Reichow was
a member. H e fired one shot, which struck
Tteichow and caused his death. Lang es -
tablished a clear case of self-defense.
CHEST HELD $8,000.
Bank Robbers Frightened Away When
Money Was Almost In Sight.
Special to The Journal.
Salem. S. D., Dec 24.Burglars at
tempted to rob the First National bank
last night. They stole tools from Dege
ner's blacksmith shop, pried open the
front door, drilled a hole near the lock in
the outer door of the vault and blew it
open Eight thousand dollars were in the
chest, but something frightened them
away. Th e bank is fully insured in the
Bankers' Mutual Casualty of De s Moines
and the Ocean Accident and Guarantee
company. There is no clew. ,
PREPARED BY
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Cured at your home.
ryrptions, large pores and
all other disorders affecting
"the skin and complexion.
Full information and book free.
Call or write personally to
John H. Woodbury D.I., 163 Stato Chicago.
St. Louis Depot. Phone tup 223.
alS\. Sunday. Otheis Dally.I Leave. | Arilve.
Watertoun and Storm LaUe| )
Uxpreaa la 8.57 am|a 5:15 pm
Omaha, Des Moines, Kun-I I
t,as Cltj, Mason City and] I
MarBhuiltown |a 9 35 amla 6'40 pro
Estlreivilie and Madison
- UOBIH STAR LIMITED"
Chicago and St. Louis.
Peoria Limited t...
Omaha and Des Moines
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CHICHESTER'S PILLS
5 3o pm 9 15 uiu
BOGUS GOELET POUND
James Abeel Who Assumed Name Is In
Toronto, Canada.
New- York, Dec. 21,James N. Abeel.
who was indicted several* weeks ago for
alleged impersonation of "J. Ogden Goelet,
Jr.," hran attempt to marry Grace Ander
son, a telegrapher employed in the Grand
Hotel has been located m Toionto, Ont..
and declares his sudden departure from
New York was in no way connected with
the Anderson affair
ThTpfersoVwho was exposed justbefore!
the proposed marriage with Miss Ander
vfejon had presented his intended pride with
& check, bearing the Goelet signature, for
$100,000. This and the notoriety caused
by the affair caused the Goelet family to
employ detecti\es to run down the im -
poster. Abeel is a wealthy young married
man.
Mid-Winter Excursions to thfc Pa
cific Coast.
Jan. 6 to 9, inclusive, the Northern
Pacific Railway company will sell
round trip excursion tickets to Port
lanr. Ore. , and return at J 50.
The ticket is good for the return
until Jan. 31, and you may return via
San Francisco at small additional ex
pense. Here is a chance to get away
from the cold weather for a short time.
Take the Northern Pacific's ^North
Coast Limited" train. I t will give you
the grandest trip in the world. Call
at the city ticket office. 19 Nicollet
house block, for full particulars.
no?
J-
bid will
tained which evfctedsr
bey
enter-
mo.- than thirt (30 )
per cent over and above the-estimated cost of
the construction, in aijy case, as stated In the
said orderii and the successful bidder wilt be
required to give a satisfactory bond, to be
approved -byt tbje auditor of= said county, with
two or more freehold, sureties, for the fairhful
perfdimiance and fuHMlnvMit of his contract,
and to pay all damages that may accrue by
reason ot his failure to complete the job with
in'the time reiuYired in the contract. The" Said
order and estimates and profile are on file, and
may be' seen a$ n^j- office.
All bids must bfe accompanied by a certified
check payable to the auditor of said eoimt-y.
for noftessthqn Id per cent of the amount of
each bid.} *"*'* ' .
The right to reject any and all bids is here
t unserved
Datd Dec/ 15. 1903
[Seal.]V
If there was ever a specific for any
one complaint, then Carter's Little
Liver Pills are a specific for sick
headache, and every woman should
know this. Only one pill a dose. Try
them. , . .-
.i^'^Rea Hot from, the Gun
Was the ball that caused horrible
ulcers on'' G'. B.' Steadman, Newark,
Mich. Bucklen's Arnica. Salve soon
cured him. 25 c. *
y^ Warranted Cutlery.
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Are Being Cured Daily by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets-They Are
Safe, Certain and in Reach of All.
DOES YOUR STOMACH
When That Organ Declares War Against
the Rest of the Body, There Is Al-
ways Plenty of Trouble.
There is wry litifo, coiafwt or happiness on
this earth for the individual v,hcse btomaeh Is
at war with all the, other cipins ot his bodj.
The ht'man body is tailed the habitation of th
soul, but both body 'find soul suffer greatly when
the stomach lefuues to act In hanuonj with the
rest of the sjstem and dyspepsia is established.
The functions of I'll the body and the brain Itself
tie bo intimately dependent on those of the
stomach that, when Jhat orgtm, foi any reason,
censes to peuorm its duties the trouble becomes
general and gieat mental and bodily suffering
alwajs lesults. Urder such conditions, theie is.
onlj one thing to do, and only one way to do
it. The stomach must be pacified and pacified
in the right way.
Stuait's D.\spepsi. Tabletn are the only safe,
reliable, certain leiuedj for all stomach troubles.
The leason is they are the onlj perfectly natural
remedv. Tliev perfoim the dlgebtlve work of
the stomach just as the stomach did when it
was able to do it in exactlj the same way .
Their principal component elements are identi
cal with those of the gastiic juice and other
digestive Uuids of the stomach. They do the
work of the stomach in it natural way with
out causing any dKtuibance, and thus permit
that organ to rest and lecunerate and grow
stioni and well. Thut is what the^ do and
that's thp way they do it Anjbndy can under
stand it vi d anjbcjdy suff
a nng fiom -dyspepsia
or anj stomach trouble can alwajs get safe and
certain and natuiar relief from Stuart's Djs
pepbla Tablets-. '
Stuart's DVspepsin Tublets are for sale by all
druggists at oO cents a box. Buy a box and then
go and eat a good square meal and then take a
Tablet, and note the le^ult. You will forget all
about it If you lire not careful, for there will be
no pain noi disturbance tind the food will be
digested lust is it used to be when join stomach
wab well and strong. I'm thermor? your stomac'i
will toon be well and strong again if you keep
on taking them, lust as tr-ous,unds upon tbou
bands ot other stomachs nie from the sole and
exclusive ube of, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
RAILROADS.
ROADS MAKE COMPLAINT
Object to Heavy Expense Imposed l
"Wisconsin Inquiry.
The exhaustive inquiry made by the
state of Wisconsin under the new ad
valorem taxation is making great
trouble for the Minneapolis and St.
Paul lines entering Wisconsin. The
inquiry is made by the state, but th
r
a ^
s have to stand all the expensee'
of the investigation except the cost of
the blanks. A tax commissioner of
one of the lines says:
"To furnish the information the tax
commission demands is a heart-break
ing task. I t will cost the railways
having large mileage in Wisconsin
from $15,000 to $20,000 each just to
answer the questions propounded.
The commission takes up each branch
separately, main li ne separately," build
ings and station improvements sepa
rately, and wants to know the just
money value for purposes of taxation.
W e don't know ourselves what the
present just money valueswhat the.
buildings and other property would
sell for , for instanceand can't find
out without a most exhaustive inves
tigation." ' .
Commissioner C. F . Staples of the
state railway and warehouse commis
sion, said yesterday:
"The exhaustive investigation pro
posed will undoubtedly furnish
valuable facts. I have been of the
opinion for years that Minnesota could
well afford to set aside a certain ade
quate sum annually for investigation
of their railways and their affairs.sole
ly for the purpose of ascertaining
whether the gross earnings tax is suffi
cient and equitable, as compared with
taxation of other pf operty in the state.
"But for the Wisconsin system as
proposed, it seems to .me that-we have
much the best Qf that-state
r
Pocket Knives, Shears and~Razors^
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LET YOUR STOMACH
" , FEEL LIKE THIS?
Do Not Tr y to Drive and Force It to Work
Stuart's Dyspepsii Tablets act in a natural
nay, ^because they contain only the natural ele
ments of the gastric Jujces and other digestive
fluids of the stomach.* It makes no difference
-what condition 'the stomach is in, they go right
ahead of their own accord and do theh work.
They know then business and surrounding con
ditions do not influence them in the least. They
thus lelieve the weak stomach of all its burdens
and give it much needed rest and permit it to
become strong and healthv
Stuart's Djspepsia Tablets are for sale by all
druggists at 50 cents a box. They aie so well
known and their populailtj iq so great that a
druggist would as soon think of being out of
constitutionality, perhaps, and to some
objections on other grounds, but as a
practical working method of reaching
the maximum,of justness, both to the
state and railways in taxation, it can
hardly be improved.
"Moreover, the railways believe that
it is fair, andare not seeking to shirk
any of its provisions. .
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When It Is Not Able or You Will
i t i
DECEMBER 24, 1903.
Suffer All the More.
.-You cnnnutJreat jour stomach as some, uien
treat a balky horse force, drive oi even starve
it into doing work at which It rebels Tho
stomach is a patient and faithful servant and
will stand much abuse and ill treatment before
it "balks," but when it does jou had better
go slow with it and not attempt to make it woik.
Some people have the mistaken idea that they
can make their stomachs work by starving them
selves. They might cure the stomach that way.
but it would take so long that they would have
no use for a stomach when they got through.
The sensible w w out of the difficulty is to let the
stomach rest if It wants to and employ a substi
tute to do its work.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do the work of
your stomach foi jou and digest jour food just
as youi stoma'-h used to when it was well. You
can piove this by putting your food In a glass
jar with one of the Tablets and sufficient watei
and j ou will see the food digested in just the
same time as the digestive tluids of the stomach
would do it That will satisfy jour mind. Now,
to satisfy both joui mind and bodj take one of
Stuart's Djspepsia Tablets aftei eatingeat all
and what jo u wantand rou will feel in your
mind that jour food is being digested because
jou will feel no disturbance or weight in jour
stomach, in fact, you will forget all about having
a stomach just as j-ou did when you weie a
healthy bo\ oi girl.
RAILROADS WIN.
Still in Lead in Fight with Brokers of
St. Louis.
The railroads are still ahead in the
controversy with the ticket brokers in j
Missouri. The Superior court has de
nied the writ of prohibition which
was secured last July by the brokers
to enjoin the circuit court from en
forcing injunctions preventing them
from selling excursion tickets for the
world's fair traffic. Thus the tem
porary injunction secured by the rail
roads goes into effect restraining the
brokers in the most sweeping manner
from engaging in traffic in these tick
et s.
FREIGHT RATES DOWN
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Outlook I s for a General Reduction
Next Year.
Chicago, Dec. 24.Following the
policy of the steel trust, the Interna
tional Harvester company and the
principal ' manufacturers of agricul
tural implements, have brought suffi
cient pressure to bear on the rail
roads to secure a reduction in freight
rates on shipments for export. The
new basis of rates will be 25 cents per
100 pounds from Chicago to New
York, 5 cents per 100 pounds less
than the present rates.
The outlook is for a general reduc
tion in freight rates during the com
ing year.
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tem is elast ic and accommodates itself
to years when the railways are pros
perous and the years when their busi
ness and the value of their property
fall off. The gross earnings system,
as it is now established in Minnesota,
may be open to some criticism of its
Our sys-
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"*' ' Wabash Changes.
Horace G. Clark has been made
manager of the Western Maryland and
the West Virginia Central & Pittsburg
railroads for the Wabash with head
quarters at Baltimore. He' will suc
ceed A . Robertson, who becomes gen
eral manager of the St . Louis
terminals Jan. 1. " Mr i Clark has been
alcohol or quinine In fact, physicians are pre
scribing them all over the land, and If j-our own
doctoi Is real honest with jou. he will tell jou
that theie is nothing on earth so good foi
djspepsia as Smart's .Dyspepsia Tablets.
HAVE ITS OWN WAY.frankly
ARE YOU LOOKING
TOR TROUBLE?
If You Have Dyspepsia, Yoii Don't Need to
Look FarIt's Always With You.
Thete is no fun in having djspepsia. You
feel as if the whole of creation weie In a conspi
racy to make jon mistlable and jo u proceed to
get sour on the whole of cication accoidlngly.
Notl'lnsr gees right. Everjthing goes wrong
You are ciankj, morose, disagreeable and out
of scrts. -
There is only one thing for jo u to do. and that
is to invest 50 cents in a box of Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablets and get hapjij right away. They
will make jo u foi get jou evei hajl a stomach
and spirits will rise ripidly. Thej take up the
work that your stomach is unable to i^erform
and carry It on just as a well, sound stomacl
would. Their essential ingredients are identical
with the gastric juice and other digestive fluids
and their action is, therefoie, natural and bene
ficial in all respects.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets by thus relieving
tho stomach of its buideus permit it to rest, re
cuperate and rebuild its wested tissues. Na
ture is very rapid in its work of restoration
where it is not inteifeted with. Stuart's Djspep
sia Tablets pievent all intei f ereuce. No
mntter how much jou eat, the stomach is not
peimitted to digest the fcod at all. *fhey do the
worjc themselves and do it "regardless of the
condition of the stomach. They act independent
ly and are not influenced bj surrounding condi*
tions.
Stuart's Djspepsia Tablets ate for sale by all
druggists throughout the land at 50 cents a box.
No dinggist would think of being without them,
as his eustomeis would lecognize his inferiority
In a business waj, and lose confidence in him.
The demand for them is so great mid universal
that it would be a ver* short-sighted jolicy on
the part of any druggKt to be without a good sup
ply of Stuart's Djspepsia Tablets.
superintendent of the middle division
of the Wabash. H e was once superin
tendent of the Missouri Pacific and
general manager of the C , O. & G.
Great Western Men Shifted.
C. L . Dickey is appointed to repre
sent the freight and passenger depart
ments of the Great Western in Ne-
braskaM . F . Montgomery will suc
ceed H . I. Fay at St. Louis as city tick
e t agent, F . R . Mosier is made travel
ing passenger agent for Indiana,
Michigan and Ohiosucceedin g F . R .
Noyes. who becomes general traveling
passenger agentF . R . Dunlop has
been made traveling passenger agent,
territory unassigned.
ASTHMA
Medical authorities now concede that
under the system of treatment introduced
by Dr. Frank Whetzel of Chicago,
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
Dr.L.. D . Knott. Lebanon, Ky. Dr. F . E .
Brown, Primghar, Iowa Dr. J. C.Corryer,
St. Paul, Minn. Dr. M. L. Craffey, St.
Louis, Mo. Dr. C. F . Beard, So. Framing
ham, Mass., bear Witness to the efficacy
of his treatment and the permanency of
the cure in their own cases. Dr. Whetzel's
new me hod is a radical departure from
the old fashioned smoke powders, sprays,
etc., which relieve but do not cure.
FREE TEST TREATMENT
prepared for any one giving a short des
cription of the case, and sending names of
two other asthmatic sufferers. Ask for
booklet of experiences of those cured.
FPAIMK WHETZEL, M . D.,
Dapt Y American Express Bids* Chleaao.
AN OLD, OLD FABLE.
Aesop, Twenty-Five Hundred Years Ago.
Recognized the Importance of
the Stomach.
"The members of the bodj on e rebelled
agteinst the Belly, who, thej" Said, led air i&le.
lazy life at their expense. The Hands declared
that they would not again lift a c-iust even to
keep him from starving, the Mouth that it would
not take In a bit more food, the Legs that they
would carrj him about no longer and so on with
the others. The Belly quietlj allowed them to
follow their own courses, well knowing that thev
would all soon come to their own senses as.
Indeed, thej did, when for want of blood and
nouiishment upplie fiom the stomach, tl.ey
found themselves becoming mere skin and bones."
Aesop's Fables.
The above fable -nas written 60( jeais befoin
the bnth of CUidst, and shows that the impor
tance of the stomach and its function's weie lee
oguized even in that lemote age. It is just as
tine to-daj The moment the stomach, for any
lenson, ceases to peifonn its work, the rest of
the body and the brain itself suffer seiious conse
uien-e The stomach then must be ai/peased or
leleased of its buideus
Stuart's Djspepsia Tablets jieiform the latter
function. Thej actuullj do the work that the
weak and worn-out stomach is unable to do.
Thev digest the food and supply the body w ith
the Wcessai y nourishment just as a sound stoui
nc would do it. Thej contain all the necessniy
pioperties of the gastuc juice and othei digestive
fluids of the stomach, and act exactly the same
on the food as those fluids do
The work of Stuait's Dyspepsia Tablets is,
therefore, natural and most beneficial. IU ie
lieving the stomach of its burdens, they permit
it to lest una recupeiate and regain its iwu
mal healthy condition '1 hey aie the best and
most efficient of all dyspepsia cures for these
reasons.
Stnart's Djsj/epsia Tablets are for sale b\ nil
dniggists at 50 cents a bo\ throughout the land.
No drug stock-is complete without them and
the druggist can no moie affoid to be out of them
than (purine or alcohol The demand for tbem
is so universal and their merits nre so well
known that the druggist who failed to keep them
would be regarded as below the standard and his
business would suffei as a lesult.
Havana. Cuba.
Cuban metropolis has become an
objective point with tourists, having
recently come into unusual promi
nence. Steamer connections at New
Orleans, Tampa and Miami. Round
trip, via New Orleans, $84.60. Via
Miami or Tampa, $117.60. Good un
til June 1st. Tickets and complete in
formation at the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway office, 328 Nicollet
avenue.
I can't live without
Ripans Tabules. If I
take one after each meal
I feel tip topbut if I
don't take any I feel as if
I we're sent for and could
not come. They are the
best remedy that I can
find for my stomach.
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At Druggists.
Tho Five Cent package is enough for an
ordinary occasion. The family bottle, 60
cents, contains a supply for a year.
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Free Medical
Advice.
Men or women Mifferlng from
Nervous or Private Dlseas*
quickly cured at moderate
prices. No experiments, no
exposure, no manager's as
sistants or hired help to learn
your secrets as the old doe
tor attends yon ^ewnally. and he s the oldet
and only reliable j**ialist In this line In tu
dry 30 years' experience: IS years In present
offices. Call or address,
DR. WTATT,
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Hours 9 a. m. to S p.
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