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Yjf"st-*-*!' l'-i nw- ^v THE ESQUIMO cats lots of blubber, the N rt h-woodsman cats lots of fat pork and the Norwegian fisherman takes lots of cod liver oiL They are all heat-produc ing foods. Scott's Emulsion is th*- best protection against colds, grippe and pneu monia, because it is a heat and fat producing food of the highest quality. Fixed As The Rocks fs the standard of quality and general excellence of Hunter Baltimore Always.Remember the Full &&*& JName laxative Rromo Qiumin8 i Cores a ColdInOneDay, Grip 2 Days on every bos. 35c OLD SORES CURED ALLEN'S ULCER1NE SALVE. Cures Chronlo Ulcers, Bone Ulcers, Varioos* Ulcers, Scrofulous Ulcers, Mercurial Uloers, Fever Sores, Gangrene, Blood Poisoning, WhlteSwelllng^Mllkl^g.PolsonedWounds, All Sorea of long standing. Positively never falls. Draws out all potion. Saves expense and suffering EST" ^EAEBE/HfflSorifo-Qol-fH. fSnTium. ~^/f p' -#*f TUESDAY EVENING, ROADS TIED OP IN NORTH DAKOTA I II I I A-.. SNOW DRIVEN BY A FORT5T EIGHT-MILE WIND. East Bound Train on the Northern Pa cific Stalled at New Salem-no taries Will Hare to Work Two Days Before the Soo's Track Can Be ClearedTemperature at a Low Point. Special to The Journal, Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 2.The tem perature fell last night from 37 degrees above zero to 13 below, a drop of 50 degrees, and wind that attained a ve locity of 48 miles an hour drove the snow in a raging blizzard. All railroad trains on three roads leading out of this city were suspend ed last night. On the Northern Pa cific road the east-bound train was tied up at New Salem at 4 o'clock yes terday afternoon and had not moved at 8 o'cloak this morning. No. 1, the west-bound limited on the North ern Pacific reached here ten hours late. On the Washburn i oad all the loco motives are tied up at different places and the road has no engine to send out with a snow plow to clear the tracks. The Soo road train was tied up yesterday at Kulm and it will take two days* work with a rotary plow to clear the track for the resumption of traffic. A rotary plow started out from WIshek this morning to clear the track of drifts. A melting temperature yes terday made the snow soft and heavy and when driven by a high wind it formed an impassable barrier on all The storm broke about 11 o'clock this forenoon. The weather is clear, calm and cold. HIGH WINDS ON THE PLAINS Sixty-Mile Gale at Helena/Severe Day in North Dakota. Specials to The Journal. Butte, Mont., Feb. 2.Advices re ceived from thruout the state tell of a terrific wind storm last night. At Helena the wind reached a velocity of sixty miles an hour. Tin roofs were torn off and several small buildings were overturned. At Big Timber a small dwelling was moved bodily over ten feet, several chimneys were overturned and much damage was done to plate glass win dows and signs. Fortunately there was little or no snow on the ranges or great losses to stock would have oc curred. Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 2.The worst blizzard of the season raged here. The east-bound train is in the snow on the Yellowstone division. The west-bound limited was held here for better weather. O&akis, Minn., Feb. 2.The worst blizzard of the winter swept this re gion yesterday. A heavy fall of snow, with wind from the southeast, con tinued all day. The mercury was at zero. Fargo, N. r. Feb. 2.An old-fash ioned blizzard prevailed over the en tire state yesterday, with the wind in the southeast, and the temperature mild till last night, when the zephyrs shifted to the northwest. BODY ON THE PILOT Section Man Struck and Killed During the Storm. Special to The Journal. i Mandan, N. D., Feb. 2.Two pas senger trains are tied up by the storm between Mandan and Sims, and last night's west-bound north coast limited is now here waiting for the road west to be cleared. No. 4 last night struck a section man named Nels Slavan at Kurtz, and when the train reached Sims he was found on the pilot of the engine. La died two hours after. It is expected all trains will be mov ing to-day. Cold In the Peninsula. Special to The Journal. Houghton, Mich., Feb. 2.To-day was the coldest of the extremely cold weather of the past two weeks, the temperature reaching 28 degrees be low. From interior districts much colder weather is reported. Train service has been irregular and outside labor is impeded by the low tempera ture. La Crosse In It, of Course. La Crosse, Feb. 2.A fierce north west wind driving sheets of snow be fore it made life outdoors almost un bearable to-day. The temperature is falling rapidly and residents are preparing for the worst siege of weather of the winter. RAILROADS PAYS MORE TAXES WILL GO THRU CHICAGO G. P. A. of Great Western Looking for Expo Business. J. P. Elmer, general passenger agent of the Great Western, does not believe that the direct lines from the twin cities to St. Louis will have a great advantage over the Chicago lines in getting the exposition busi ness. He says: Of course it is hard to tell anything about the traffic now, but that is the way it looks to me. As yet we have made no arrangements for thru trains. By leaving the twin cities at night the excursionists can spend the day in Chi cago and then go to St. Louis, arriving there In the morning. Or they can get the I forenoon trains out of Chicago. The peo ple who will attend the fair will be on a sightseeing trip, and if they can take in Chicago at the same rate I think many of them would prefer that route. The morning ia the best time to arrive in a large city, as the rooms at the hotels are usually given up then, and it is easier to get accommodations, and then after breakfast start out on a day's pleasure. SOLD NO BONDS N. P. of Great Western Denies Cur rent Rumor. Mew York Sun Special Service. New York, Feb. 2.Vice President Oppenheim of the Chicago Great Western denies that while in Europe recently he disposed of bonds tor $20,- W im*m^..iim^mmm 'JOBMM 4 D., M. & N. Becomes a Three Per Cent Road. The Duluth, Missabe & Northern feet to-day has become a 3 per cent road, and its Cheyney has been with the North-wes- tax payment for 1903 is much heavier tern system in the west Three years ago than before. The earnings, as re ported to the state auditor yesterday, were $4,879,675.44, and the taxes paid were $146,390.26. Last year the 2 per cent tax came to $108,527.61. The Minnesota & North Wisconsin earned $251,092.83, and as it is anew road and only pays 1 per cent, the tax is $2,510.92. The Great Northern Express com pany reported its gross earnings in Minnesota as $294,080.32. It paid the railroad $117,632.13 for transporta tion, leaving taxable earnings of $176,448.19, and the 6 per cent tax is $10,586.89. The American Express company earned $121,027.19, and paid for transportation $60,513.59, leaving $60,513.60 of taxable earnings. The tax at 6 per cent is $3,630.81. '^^W^ "^i^ c*?r^^B^f!^''*ip Bloo 000,000, secured by a hen on the Omaha division of the road. That branch was built by a syndicate formed by the Great Western inter ests. Ultimately bonds will be issued to raise money to reimburse the syn dicate for the money it advanced. CHAMPAGNE FOR "DAKOTA" New Vessel Will Be Christened with Sparkling Wine. The steamer Dakota of the Great Northern Steamship company will be christened by Miss Flemington at New London, Conn., with champagne. Only three, instead of 3,000, protests against the use of champagne have been received. Miss Flemington is in St. Paul to day, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cushing, with whom she will go east. North-Western Changes. J. H. Martin, general agent of the North-Western at Milwaukee, haa been transferred to Chicago to take charge of the Grand avenue freight terminal, to suc ceed the late C. Culver. He will be succeeded in Milwaukee by C. Cheyney, formerly general agent of the road at Omaha, the appointments both taking ef For. twenty-two^T- years Mr. h went to Omaha to take the position he now relinquishes to go to Milwaukee. Al-Kl Makes a Perfect Skin, Relieves chapped hands, itching, irri tation, inflammation, sore eyes all mu cous affections, 25 c. Druggists or by mail. Al-Ki Chemical Co.. St. Paul. THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. r*$ t BOOM FOR COCKRELL Missouri Senator Now Among Democratic Presidential Aspirants. New "Sort Sun Special Service. Pittsburg, Feb. 2.Congressman Champ Clark of Missouri said in an interview here that the delegates from Missouri to the democratic national convention would present the name of Senator Francis M. Cockrell as presidential nominee. "If he Is nominated," said Mr. Clark, "he will be elected. W have been do ing some quiet work for him and will have a strong following from other west ern states." ASTHMA Medical authorities now concede that tinder the system of treatment introduced by Dr. Frank Whetzel of Chicago, ASTHMA CAN BE CURED. Dr.L. D. Knott, Lebanon, Ky. Dr. P. E. Brown, Primehar, IowaJ Dr. J. C. Curryer, St. Paul, Minn.: Dr. M. L. Craffey, St. Louis, Mo. Dr. C. F. Beard, So. Fratnine ham, Mass., bear witness to the efficacy of hla treatment and the permanency of the cure in their own cases. Dr. Whetzel new me hod is a radical departure from the old fashioned smoke powders, sprays, et c, which relieve but do not cure. FREE TEST TREATMENT prepared for any one givin? a short des cription of the case, and sendingnames of two other asthmatic sufferers. Ask for booklet of experiences of those cured. FRANK WHETZEL, M. D., Dept American Express Bldg. Chicago.^ I The Drug Dept.,Powers, andE. H. Weinhold, Sixth and Nicollet, a free distribution of my medicine. I am doing this for the sake of sick and suffering humanity, in orderthat they may learn to their complete satisfaction that there is a sure, safe and quick roadto recovery. Not an insignificant, worthless sample bottle, but a large bottle of this remedy will be used in this distribution. I will have given away a bottle just one-third the size that is sold by all druggists for $1.00. This amount of my Nervura should be sufficient to con- vince everyone suffering from any blood or nerve disease, or any of the many ills that are the direct result of such disorders, that here is the cure that they are looking for. I have prescribed my Nervura with the most wonderful success, and have made many marvelous cures, not only in well-defined cases of blood and nerve troubles, but in such forms of sickness as have their origin in im- pure blood and broken-down nerves, conspicuous among which are the following: General Debility, Lassitude, Lack of Energy, Sleeplessness, Lome of Appetite, Headache, Backache, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Dyspepsia, Kidney Diseases, Liver Disorders, Lung Troubles, St. Vitus9 Tumors, Cancers, Palpitation of the Heart, and especially In every Instanoe where a Tonic or Buiider-Up of the System is needed. In addition to the free sample bottle that will be given during this distribution, which will be for tomorrow only, between the hours of 8:30 a. m. and 9 p. m., at the above-named stores, I will have given to every one calling a coupon that will entitle either the bearer or any friend that they may name, to enrollment on the membership list of my club, known as DR. GREENE'S GET WELL CLUB. This coupon will entitle its possessor to FREE MEDICAL ADVICE that will be given by me, in any case where such advice is needed, for a period of one year. DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS You will not have an opportunity like this again. It will pay you, if you are run down or sick, to call at the below-named stores and procure a large sample bottle of my DR. GREENE'S NERVURA Blood and Nerve Remedy, as well as the coupon that will entitle you to my professional services, ALL FREE. If you are not sick yourself, but have a mother, a father, a son, a daughter, a sister, a brother or a friend in need of help and medical advice, come to this free distribution for their sake. REMEMBER IT WILL BE FOR ONE DAY ONLY, and that day will be tomorrow, Wednesday, between the hours of 8:30 a. m. and 9 p. mM at the stores of THE VOEGELI BROS. DRUG CO. """SSJS,??. DRUG DEPARTMENT, POWERS AND THE E. H. WEINHOLD DRUG CO. *S?ElEFin. If You Pity a Sick Friend Tell Me His Name. Let Me Help Him. Just write a postal cardonly the cost of a penny. All I ask is the name of a friend who needs help, Tell me the book to send. Then I will do this I will arrange with a druggist near Uim so that he may take six bottles c* Dr. Snoop's Restorative. He may take it a month my risk. If it succeeds, the cost is $5.50 li ix tails, I will pay the druggist myself. And the sick one's mere word shall de cide it. Don't think that too fair to be possible, for I do just as I say. I do it to convince those who don't know me, and so that everyone who needs help will accept it. I have learned that the cured ones are fair. I have furnished my Restorative to hundieds of thousands on just those terms, and 89 out of each 40 have paid gladly, because they were cured. I have willingly paid for the rest. And I spent ~& lifetime in perfecting the rem edy before I ever offered it to any one. At thousands of bedsides, in hospitals and homes, I have watched it cure the most difficult cases that physicians ever meet. I learned that it does not fail, save where some causelike can cermakes a cure impossible. My success comes from strengthening the in side nerves. My Restorative brings back that nerve power which alone operates every vital organ of the body. Common treatments merely doctor the organs, and the* results at best are but temporary. My remedy restores the nerve power that makes these organs act. No other treatment does that, and there is positively no other way to make weak vital organs well. My book will explain this. It tells abont the only remedy so sure that any man dare offer it on such a plan as mine. Won't you tell me a friend who needs it? whichbookyou 8 hMeK want & addressx Dr-Sh i "ff- i aey8 Boo 4 fo 00 S Bool 6 for-womenn. (sealed.) 8620 RacineWis. Rheumatism. Mild cases, not chronic, are often cured with one or two bottles. At druggists. /xU fr* FEBRUARY 2, 1904. J-Wf. I, DR. G&EENE, claiming, as I benWe" with con- sistency, to be the foremost specialist in the treat- ment of blood and nerve diseases in America, wish to call the attention of the public to my D&. GREENE'S NERVURA Blood and Nerve Remedy. In order that every man, woman and child in this city shallbecome acquainted with this great medicine, I have ordered that there shall be made in this city tomorrow, Wednesday, the 3d day of February, at The Voegeli Drug Co., Washington and Hennepin, Eliifltrto 1,1 srhted-Obierve- tlon Cars to Fortland, Ore via Butte,Spokane, Seattle, Taconoa Pacific Express Fargo,Helena, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Fortland Fargo and Leech Lake Local St. Cloud, Little Falls, Braln erd, Walker, Bemldjl, Fargo... Dakota and Manitoba Express Fergus Falls, Wahpeton, Moorbead, Fargo, (Jamestown Dally Ex. Saturday), Orookston, Grand Forks, Oration, Winnipeg NERVURA Remedy Dance, Paralysis, Facial Eruptions, Leave Arrive *10:45* 1:50 pin 10:45 7:08 pm ant 9:10 |6:20 am pm 8:35 "Duluth Short Line" TRAINS TO DULUTH AND SUPERIOR 6:50 pm tSIBi *2:00M' *10:30Jtoo: am 1.00,' Dally tax Sunday. HOTE all trains use the Union BtaUoa, St. Paul, and Union Station in Minneapolis. TICKET OFFICE sVHmWO: N05SSPSSJE Ticket Office. 600 Nicollet. Phone. 840, Main Ex. "Sunday. Others Dally. Leave. I Arrive. Chicago, Mllnr ChicagoFast I -th-Western Chicago. MilW ChicagoAtlantic Bxpreas..! 10 ZO pm Duluth. Superior. 10:20 pm 10*00 am am 6 20 pm 5:00 pm Ashland..I) 7.S0an TwdightLVinited..... 4:00 Duluth, Superior, Ashland., i Elmore, Algona, Des Moines Elmore, Algona, Des Moines New Uim, Tracy,Watertovrn Siou* Citj.Omhha. Blk Hills Su City. Omaha. Kan. Cy. Watertown. Huron. Sedfleld Worthington, Mitchell. Su F. pm 9:35 pm 7 10 am 7.80 pm 9.05 am 7:10 am 9:05 am 8.30 pm 8.80 pm 8.10 pm 8:80 am 8 10 pm 8:10 am 8:10 in 8 80 am 8.80 am Omaha Limited Sioux City, Omaha, Colorado Su City. Omaha. Kan. Oy.l S:80 pm r:30 T^SREAT NORTHERN VNXOK gTATIOBN Office, 800 Ntc Phone, Main 860. TJnfcm Depot tEx. Sunday. Arrlv. Leave Daily. 9:00 amlSt. Cloud. Fergus Falla, Faxa*o|t 4"56pm 10:00 am|.. .Tintah, Aberdeen, tfsrgo... It 6:40pm 11:01 FLYER TO PACIFIC COAST am Willmsr, S. Falls. 8. City. 10-00 ami Watertown, BrownsValley 8*06pm!..Princeton, Milaca, Duluth 6410pm ..Waysata and Hutchinson. 8:20 W1NNIPEQ EXPRESS, 6:02 pm 8:40 pm 8:40 pm 8:40 pm 9:80 am Gopher State Express 11:47 pm 8:06 pm Mtoneapolis to Datoth. Sleeper for 1147 train ready at 9 n. m. ROOK ISUHD SYSTEM DR. ALLEN'S (June 14. 1908.) Tick*t office. 828 Nicollet av. Phone, 11*. DaUy. sEK.Sunday. xEs.Bat.1 Leave. Arrive^ Cblcaso. La X.. Milwaukee..f* 7.60am|no.80pm MilWkee. La Crowe, Winona| 2 20pm|* 8:20pm Chicago, La X.. Milwaukee^!* 6.45pm| CHICAOO "PIONEER" LTD Chicago, La Milwaukee.. North field, Faribault, zK.City Chicago Faribault, Dnbuque. Northneld. Faribault, Austin. La Crosse, Dubuque, Bock Is. Ortonvllle. Mllbank. Aberdeen :i Blood PURIFIER Is purely a vegetable compound. It purifies the blood and then builds up the system. It cures tumors by natural absorption. It has been used constantly In his practice for over 50 years, and has never failed. Write today. Enclose $2. and a bottle will be sent sealed by express. Address, DR. L. B. ALLEN, Minneapolis, Minn. Bank references, any bank in Minneapolis. MILWAUKEE DEPOT CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & S T. PAUL RAILWAY. 8 00pm Ortonvllle, xFargo. Aberdeen!* 7.00pm Farmlngton, Maukato, Wells. Farmington, Mankato. Well* Bx. Sunday. Others daily Chicago and Bast. Dubu Oelwela, Mclntire field 8:10 a notio 2:40pm fc66pm 7111 am stts pm 6 5Sat& :66am eg&am 7:58pm 6s45am tl2:40pm Via Fergus Falls Div. PUOBT SOUND EXPRESS ..Montana and Pacific Coast. .Bredc, Farra G. Forks..,. Wuhpaxr S.Fatts, Yank.45.Clty Minnesota and Dakota Express 8:00am 10 25pm 8.20am 8.60pm 7:15pm 7'50am a 9 80am 12:01pm 8 20pm 9.25am all 15am slO'SOpm 4 00pm 7'.15am sl0 45am s!0:lopm CHICAGOGREATWrSIERNRK "Th* Maple Leaf Route." City office Fifti and Nicollet, lngton and Tenth Ave. S 8:1 am Depot: Phone Main 262. iqoe T:40 Hay- i 8:00 10:45 Kansas Cltv, 8 Joseph pea Moines, Marshalltown Waterloo 10:45 pm Red Wing. Bochester. Fari- 7.55am|*7:80 pa bault, Mankato 4.C Dodge Center. Hay field.... Mason City-, Carroll, and Omaha lustin. Dodge. Bluffs Fort 7: Council-\ I 8::00 Phone No. 225. aBx. :40 am pm MinneapolisftSt. Louis R. H. Wash, and Hen. Art., NieoOet House Corner., St. Ixml* PPOt^ mday. .Other* Daily-1 Leave. Arrive.' Watertown and Storm Lakel Express |a:67 Omaha, Des Moloss, Kan-I sai City, Masen City and! ,.5:15!'* sa i City Mase Cit snd ti&'*3 Marsb&lltown a:85amla640 Bstherville and Madison.../ 6:80 pm 9:15 am "NOBTH STAB LIMITED"! Chicago and S Louis. Peoria Limited