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Pilas i4 Years
Case Cured Painlessij
with, Only One Treatment 01
Pyramid Pile Cure.
ee Package in Plain Wrapper Mailed
to Everyone Who Writes.
f'l have been a terrible sufferer of
&s for fourteen (14) .years and dur
jj all this time you can have an idea
)i how many hinds of medicine I
rfed. But I found no relief what
,ver. I felt there must be something
hat could cure me without having -to
adergo an operation which might kill
Now, after trying but one treat
ment of your Pyramids,' I am ree.free
Sell all sufferers of this dreadful dis
se to try this medicinethe Pyramid
de Cure. It will cure when all others
*sil. Sincerely yours, George Bran
ch, Schellburg, Pa."
Anyone suffering from the terrible
i jrturo, burning and itching of piles,
fill get instant relief from the treat
pnt we send out free, at our own ex
Inse, in plain sealed packages, to
leryone sending name and address.
ISurgical' operation for piles is un
Icessary and rarely a permanent stte
fss. Here you can get a treatment
|at is quick, easy to apply and inex
insive. and free from the publicity
|d humiliation you suffer by doctors'
lamination. ^Pyramid Pile Cure is made in the
rm of "easy to use" suppositories,
vie coming of a cure is felt the mo
ant you begin to use it, and your suf
ring ends.
ii Send your name and address at once
It r^-o-Vv,,^ TW c.n 3071 Pyramid
free, in plain, sealed wrapper.
After seeing for yourself what it can
you can get a regular, full-size
fckage of Pyramid Pile Cure from any
Juggist at 50 cents each, or, on receipt
1 price, we will mail you same our
Jves if he should not have it.
Vhy Doctors
I Order Pabst Beer
Refreshes and Strengthens the
Body with Predigested
Nourishment.
I^As a sferengthenin
fiSysicians and scientists
|jat there is nothing, perha
iiixnefieial than pure beer. I
ijifch in the food extractives of malt
lihd the tonic properties of hops, nour
ffhes the whole body, restores wasted
fifissues, invigorates the blood, refreshes
ijie brain and aids greatly in the diges
tion of solid foods.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is known by
||iyjsicians everywhere as the best beer
|&cause of the absolute purity of its
Ifgredients. Because of the exceeding
-""lleanliness of the exclusive Pabst
fpetnod of malting and brewing, Pabst
|'ier is considered perfect beer, and
l^rfect food. It contains 12 per cent
food properties derived from the
If ght-day barley malt (exclusively
I ,ibst). These consist chiefly of sugar
fid other carbohydrates so necessary to
fie health of the body, along with
|le proteids, potash and phosphorus, all
which nourish and build up the
|dy and brain. This 12 per cent food
filue, the reader must understand, is
I gh~ percentage, equal indeed to the
I ,pd value percentage of pure milk,
I percentage of water in each in
|ince being 88.
ftilf your food doesn't taste just right,
|j if your digestion is a little'" off,'' or
rot-appetite is poor, try Pabst Blue
f1[bbon beer for a few days and find for
Miurself that it is good food.
nti
fPabst Brewing Co.
|or. 16th Av. So. and 7th St
I N. W., Mam 424. T. C, 424.
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
|*der a ease for your home today
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HJ EW RICHMOND, "WIS The feud among
Jl'mers from tbe vicinity of Deer Park, wMen
hlminatefl in a street fight in this city, resulted
1 a thirty-day jail sentence for (Xristopher
Pliogson, who wielded the beer, bottles 'with
|jh terrible effect. Tom and Ohris Curiatlan
ii were let off with fines of $10 and costs.
3UAPLETON. JUNN.As a result of the Lowry
I'ival meetings at Mapleton, 178 persons have
|?n converted.
Eruption Broke Out in Spots Ait
Over BodyCaused a Continual
Itching for Two YearsDoctor's
Medicine Did no GoodCured at
Expense of only $1.25 and No
HANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE
"Some time ago I wrote, you for a
on the Cuticura Remedies and
ived it O. K. and went and bought
!&e Soap, Ointment, and Pills. They did
ine more good than any medicine I ever
They cured me of my skin disease,
id'I am very thankful to you. My
juble was eruption of the skin, which
tok out in spots all over my body,
nd caused a continual itching which
early drove me wild at times. I got
tedicine of adootor, but it did not cure
ie, and when I saw in a paper your
id.. I sent to you for the Cuticura book
ji 1 studied my case in it. I then
ent to the drug store and bought one
ike of Cuticura Soato, one box of Cu
icura Ointment, ana one vial of Cuti
:ura Pills. From the first application
received relief. I used the first set
aid two extra cakes of Cuticura Soap,
nd was completely oured. I had
offered for two years, and I again
hank Cuticura for my cure. If you
fesh, you may publish this. Your
riend forever, Claude N.Johnson, Maple
Jrove Farm, R. F. D. 2, Walnut, Kan.,
una 15, 1905."
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i the condition of thousands of skin-tor*
ifrad men, women, and children, who
,j be instantly relieved and speedily
jtd by warm baths with Cuticura Soap
gentle applications of Cuticura Oint
it, the great Skin Cure, and mild
jg of Cuticura Resolvent Pills, when
tysioians and all else fail.
tuottghant th.iroild. Cnea
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City News
JEWS ATTACKED
THRU CHILDREN
RUSSIANS PERSECUTE PARENTS
BY CRUELTY TO SONS.
Michael Rosenthal, a Refugee from,
Kishinef, Now in the City, Tells
Shocking Story of Conditions in His
Home City Says Revolution is
Weakening. s''
nutritious food,
now agree
aps, Pure beer,
more
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"You are familiar with the wrongs
of the Jews of Russia, but if you knew
more of the conditions there you would
be sorry for the Christians also." This
is the statement by Michael Rosenthal,
a Kishinef refugee, who is visiting
friends and relatives in the twin cities.
According to Mr. Rosenthal, who left
Russia a month ago, the revolution is
weakening before the secret attacks of
the government. Every, progressive
man, whether Jew or gentile, is the ob
ject of underhanded persecution bv gov
ernment agents who are apparently the
hoodlum element of the population,
They say that the persecution ot
the Jews is dyiuic out," says Osias
Feinstein,.of 26 Washington avenue 8,
"but what Mr. Rosenthal told me yes
terday would indicate that it is not.,
He says that, while open riots are not
as common and are suppressed, the gov
ernment has found a worse way of for
cing liberal Christians and Jews out
of the country or terrifying them into
submission. It is by attacking their
children. It is not safe to send a child
from its home to its school, because
roughs, secretly in the government pay,
are likely to waylay it* illtreat it and
perhaps kidnap it.
Rosenthal had a prosperous business
in"Kishinef and wished to stay in Rus
sia. But he also has a boy of 13.
The mother would not let her
child leave the house to go to school
and he finally yielded to her pleading
and came to this country.
"This last persecution is the most
trying of all that have come to the lib
erals of Russia. The government will
take into its pay any tramp who will
agree to do its bidding, and once a
man is marked as a Jew, a Roman Cath
olic or a. liberal, his children are not
safe outside the house.
"Mr. Rosenthal told me that the*per
secution of the Christians is almost as
severe as that of the Jews.
"Maxim Gorky will not he asked to
come here to speak. We are anxious
to hear him, but he speaks Only Rus
sian and there are not enough Russians
in Minneapolis to pay the expenses of
his coming."
TWO LABORERS KILLED
ORDER FALL OF GRAVEL
A rushing avalanche of sand and
gravel crushed out the lives of GeoTge
O'Neil and Nels Sanderson yesterday
afternoon, while they were cutting
away a hill at Clearwater Junction for
the Great Northern railroad company.
The workmen were using a steam
shovel and were cutting away the bot
tom of a hill and allowing'the'earth^
and gravel to fall down from the top.
At each rush of gravel they would step
back out of danger until everything
was- quiet. Yesterday they had worke
several honre and no gravel waB started
from the top. Suddenly, without any
preliminary signs of a fall, the top of
the hill began to slide. All of the
workmen except the two that were
killed ran in time to escape, but O'Neil
and Sanderson were furthest nnder the
ledge and were buried beneath the sand.
As soon as the slide was over the
workmen began digging to rescue their
comrades, but it was^more than half an
hour before they could reach them.
They found the dead bodies and noti
fied Coroner Kistler, who ordered the
corpses sent to the morgue. O'Neil's
father, who lives at 224 Girard avenue
N, claimed his son's body, but early
this morning no one had claimed the
body of Sanderson. Both were young
men and were single.
NIGHT OF FESTIVITY
MAY RESULT IN DEATH
John Zahara of Northeast Minneapo
lis is in a critical condition at his home
as the result of a revolver shot Wound
received Sunday night in a little cele
bration. Alex Jorenka and Simon War
hol are locked up and will be held pend
ing a change in the wounded man's
condition.
v^
The police say that the affair
started innocently enough, but ended
badly/ T?he men met at one of the
houses in the vicinity to drink beer.
The dozen or more men there were all
armed either with, knives or' pistols.
The liquor led to quarreling and there
was a general fight in which Zahara got
the worst of it.
The police were not notified of the
affair until yesterday afternoon when
George Ostfickel swore out warrants for
the two men now locked up. Jorenka,
it is said, is the man who shot Zahara.
All the men.live near Seventh avenue
!NE and Ramsey street. Zahara is at
his home attended by a physicion and
"is'recovery,
there is littl"e hope of"111
WHITE BEAU BRIM PULL
Property Owners Around Lake Would
Dispose of Extra Water.
L. P. Ordway of St. Paul, in the
name of a number of owners of white
Bear property, has requested the B&m-
sey county commissioners to construct
a concrete culvert connecting White
Bear lake with Bald Eagle lake at such
a level that in time of high water
"White Bear may be drained into its
sister lake. Mr. Ordway stated that
there used to be such a drain, but. that
it has been filled in. At present high
water in White Bear does much dam
age to cottages and property of resl
.deats at White Bear.. The matter will
be acted upon by the county commis
sioners next Monday,
HOTEL OrlAtfGES MANAGERS
A. E. in Zonne Sells Half Interest
Nicollet to Employees.
Moris Zonne and W. 33. Oapron have
bought A 33. Zonne's half interest in
the management of the Hotel Nicollet.
Floris Zonne has been steward of the
hotel since he left the theatrical busi
ness, and Mr. Capron has been clerk
for fifteen years. A. 3D, Zonne* who has
been associated in the hotel business
with Ira H. Shattuek for about four
years, is also vice president and treas
urer of the J. F. Conklin & Zonne corn
real estate, insurance and loans.
is a brother of Moris Zonne.
MOK1N80S, N. D.In a quarrel at a ranch
thirty miles northeast. It Is alleged that William'
Cams shot CQauB Berg itt the hip, rttultlng la
Berx's doatlk Guw i tu^ui VJ "WAE
SOLDIBE BOYS MATCHING
Snelling Troops Start lor Shakopee on
Practice "Hike." f\
Somewhere in the region of Shako
pee five companies of United States
infantry are doing field practice work.
The companies are under orders to com
plete a march of thirty-six *miles, which
was begun Monday at 7:30 a.m.
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Tuesday Evening*, THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL. Apriivi?.5.11906 "J&
Purity
from germs,
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Ask for the Brewery Bottling.
Common beer is sometimes substituted for Schlitz.
To avoid being imposed upon, see that the cork or crown is branded
For common beerusuallywill buy
Schlitz beer, if you ask for it. The purity,
costs you nothing, yet it costs us more than
half the cost of our, brewing.
means
and sterilized. It
aged until it cannot cause biliousness. 18^
The march the Tegular three-day
trip required of each battalion. Last
night the troops made camp six miles
from Shakopee. They wfll go to the
town today and wiH camp on the same
atpot tonight. In the morning they will
start for the fort, reaching it this evet
ning.
The command, composed of Com
panies A, B^ and of the First bat
talion, and of the Second battalion,
is in eharge of Major B. I*. Bullard.
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Anty Drudge Entertains the Sewing Circle.
Mrs. Dominie"I declare, Anty Drudge, your table linen is
whiter than snow. You must put something in your wash
besides elbow grease. Our hired g}rl rubs until lier knuckles
bleed, and then her white clothes look yellowish."
Anty Drudge "I don't even use elbow grease. Don't even boil
the clothes. And they last twice as long. I use Fels-Naptha
and lukewarm water. No boiling, little rubbing, and done in
half the time." .J'': V-
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healthfulness freedorh
It. means a clean beer, filtered
means an aged beer
That is what
Schlitz beer
means
to you
Phone W
87
Jos. SchHte Brewing Co.
1211 4th St. South, Minneapolis
FIRE-PROOF STORAGE *?&
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WarcboBK, 400-410 E, Lake St. Mara Office, 4* 9. TMr* St.
4 Never give up. Be un optimist. Journal Want Ada will help you get there.
It is quite certain that no woman would deliberately iriake any part of her
work doubly as hard and take twice as long as is necessary.
Yet that is practically what the woman is doing who clings to the slow,
old-fashioned, washrboiler, harb-rubbing way of washing clothes.
'Of course she doesn't do it
3 A. Ca^PMIUWCl.PHIA
irir^iTTiBitjLia i iteirii fj i
knowingly. It's because she doesn't
know Fels-Naptha soap.
i Fels-Naptha ean do all tHe hard
work-can get the dirt out of the
clothes, without any boiling,.'without
any hard rubbing and in half the time.
Why not let Fels-Naptha do it?
Fels-Naptha works in cold or
lukewarm water.. It is not made for
boiling-water. It's use is easy and
simple. You wet the clothes, rub
Fels-Naptha soap on|and put them
in a tub of water for thirty minutes.
In this half hctir Fels-Naptha does
whatyou used to depend oi*the boiling
and hard rubbing to do. Then you
ygiye a light rub, a thorough rinsing
^arid hang but-^^The wash is cleaner,
purer-better every way, than it ever
i waf before, and the clothes last longer/-
^:1 Whynottryit.^f Follow the
easy,?2^ directions printed on the wrapper.
All'grocers sell Fe
Gallons A *9 Per
Daily I O Month
There Is Life in the Blood.
Blood Is 80 Per Cent Water.
Good Water Makes Good Blood.
The Glenwood-
Inglewood Co.
S13 Hennepin Avenue.
Either Phone 222.
If You Knew
you could be relieved of that perlodlo
or chronic, nervous or dek headache
in a few minutes, would you continue
to suffer?
Especially when you are assured of
the fact that the remedy Is perfectly
harmless, and will have absolutely n*
other effect, except to relieve and curs
the pain.
Dr. Miles'
Anti-Pain Tills.
will bring such relief, quick and sum.
..(That is not alL They win preveai
jjd cure all kinds of painNeuralgia,
Jackache, Rheumatism, Menstrual
Pains, Stomachache, etc.
Tour yars ago I began using Dr.
Miles' Anti-Pain Pills for headache. I
have used an kinds of powders and puis,
but never found anything to give th
relief they do."
MRS. B. D. WATBOUS, Mahoning, Pa,
The first package will benefit, not,
i the druggist will return your money.
S6 doses 26 cents. Never sold in bulk,
.CURED TO 8TAY CURED. 1
We give prompt relief and permanent
freedom from Asthma. Our latest Book,
Nn 90L will be mailed on request.
OR. HAYES, Buffalo, N.
OLD SORES CURED
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