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THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN. THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL' 23, 190J. BILLION lip PASSED fcf UA lllAliblil (Ml ail riSiC) larl i. ilffl Mfraif iir h-n'n fa i iiliiir i if ki" i ik'. a -fm 1 It TTY1 W)) m(B Ir III) IMI'OKTS OK I rfn STVIMS SOW Hi a aiiiiui LAIW.K' Kll.t HU.

Illicit Water RerjM Wm Henehed l.aat Year of the ounlry Kieeed the liuporu by Nearly a Half Illlllon Ilullnra In Value some XtrlUlu 1'laiirea. si wnmpn will firvi Jf r-'VV .5 1 i i Delicately formed and eentlv reared In all the seasons of their lives, malHpn ers, that the one simple, wholesome remedy which acts P.V-.W mm tew tMm i 1 Owing to the fact that vc were unable to properly wait upon the vast throngs that crowded our big store on the opening day of our Great Removal Sale Wc wish to assure the people of Oshkosh that during this Great Sale we will be able to wait upon them more readily as we have added ten more salesladies to our large force of salespeople. We regret very much our inability to meet the demands of the vast crowds of Thursday, also that we were compelled to close our doors at times during the day, but as we have ample help we assure you that you will be waited upon with dispatch. It was clearly demonstrated Thursday that the people know we are disposing of our big stock of General Merchandise at prices that the large wholesaler could not quote. We are selling Men's Suits for Art Squares for $2.50.

Men's Working Shirts 19c. Brussels Carpet 40c per yard. Ingrain Carpets 17 Jc per yard. Men's Merino Hose 8c per pair. Men's Fine Nutria Hats 75c.

Linen Collars 5c. Fancy Ribbons, No. 40, at 7c per yard. Ladies' Covert Suiting, 45 inches wide, per yard 20c. Men's Union Made Overalls 39c.

Men's white hemstitched Handkerchiefs, ujc grade at 3k each. Everything is at your disposal. Nothing reserved. See our circulars for many other unheard of values we are giving during this Great Removal Sale. If you have not already received one let us know and wc will send you one.

The earlier you come the better selection you get from the assortment in each of our 34 different departments. As our time is very limited we would advise making your purchases at once. Koiuy ana pieasanny ana naturally, and which may be used with truly beneficial effects, under any conditions, when the system needs a laxative, Is Syrup of Figs. It is well known to be a simple combination of the laxative and carminative principles of 'plants with pleasant, aromatic liquids, which are agraeable and refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system when Its gentle cleansing Is desired. Many of the Ills from which women suffer are of.

a transient nature and do not come from any organic trouble and it is pleasant to know that they yield so promptly to the beneficial effects of Syrup of Figs, but when anything more than a laxative is needed it is best to consult the family physician and to avoid the old-time cathartics and loudly advertised nostrums of the present day. When one needs only to remove the strain, tTie torpor, the congestion, or similar ills, which attend upon a constipated condition of the system, use the true and gentle remedy-Syrup of Figs and enjoy freedom from the depression, the aches and pains, colds and headaches, which are due to inactivity cf the bowels. Only those who buy the genuine Syrup of Figs can hops to get its beneficial effects and as a guarantee of the excellence of the remedy the full name of the company-California Fig Syrup Co. is printed on the front of every (Special to The Northwcatern.) Washington, L. April 23.

The, imports into the Unftcd States twelve months ending with March. 103. This Is the first time In the history of our foreign commerce In which the Imports In twelve months have exceeded $1,000,000,000. Prior to 1S70 they had never reached lis much as In a single year, tmd It was not until IMiO that they reached $750,000,000 In vulue, and now for the first time they have passed the $1,000,000,000 line. Meantime the exports have grown with like rapidity.

In the twelve months ending with March, 1903, the total exports were anaJnt $1.001, of Imports, giving an xces of exports during the twelve months of $413,180,271. Exports never reached a value In a single year until after 1870. On 1S80 they passed, for the first time, the line; In 1S92 they for the first time exceeded $1,000,000,000, and in the twelve months ending with March. 1903, they were and should the exports of April, May and June average as high ag those for March, they would bring the total exportation for tho" fiscal year past the $1,500,000,000 line. IMPORTS GROW.

The growth In Imports has been especially marked during the past five years. In tbe twelve months ending with March, 1899. they were In value; In the twelve months ending with March. 1900, In value; In the twelve months ending with March, 1902, and In the twelve months coding with March, 1902. I1.001.S96.6S3.

While it is not customary to state the foreign commerce by annual periods ending with March, the fact that the figures just presented by the treasury bureau of statistics which cover 4he twelve months ending with March, 1903, show, for the first time, a totnl Importation of 4tt twelve months' period justiiies a presentation of the figures for an ajinual period ending with March and covering a term of years. INSTRUCTIVE TABLE. The following -table shows the total imports and exports in the twelve pacKage and without it any preparation offered as Syrup '-TwV-v'y: Cirri' I- ,1 iiuuuitin ana snouia Da declined. 10 v. who know the quality of this excellent laxative the- rflav f( f.

i. JiWHV-V vi auj auuumuic, wnen oyrup oi rigs is called for, is always resented by a transfer of patronage to. 0C ji-uom uiug caiduiiiiimeni, wners mey ao not recommend, nor sell false brands, nor imitation" The -Boston remedies. The genuine article mav be of all tore, reliable druggists everyhere at 50 cents per bottle. Wanted Ten Experienced Salesladies.

I roriipm- fawwy-fflww yfwifrymmn 1 4aBtiRaBa8aJaBBtfkaliaa1aBfiaaW HI a a si i3 LOST 77 POUNDS OF FAT! -v- months ending with March, from 1S95 to 1903. Imports. Exports. 1S95 704. 215, 5 05.720,397 ASBESTOS BaKino sneets For tine in BAKING BREAD, PASTRY, ROASTS, FISH, GAME, ETC.

spend Sunday. During Monday the president will visit in the order named. Hastings, Lincoln, Fremont and Omaha. He will spend the nlpht lit Omaha and reach Shenandoah. early on the morning of Tuesday.

During that day will make a brief stop at Clarlnda, Van Wert, Osceola, Des Moines, Oskaloosa nnd Ottumwa. Passing the night on the train, the president will arrive at Keokuk on the morning of the 29th, and on that day will visit Qulncy. Hannibal, Louisiana and t'larksvllle. arriving In St. Louis late In the afternoon.

"Three years ago I took your treatment, nnd in less than Inur months I lost pi.uinda In weinltt and iiavo not -gsiined an oune since." 'The good your treatment did me Is wonderful. When I began taking It I could not malk a Sfpmre; I can now walk to town, which ia ten mllea from my house. 1 have lust 77 pounds in weight and am feeling well In every way. I feel like a new woman." If you are Interested in my trenlmcnt for DR. REMSEN IS HONORED.

When the article to be baked Is sufficiently browned on top, placa the As'jestos sheet loosely over It, after which it may be left In th oven until done without danger of burning. If the oven bakes tort rapidly on the bottom, place an Asbestos Stova Mat under the baking can. 20c Per Dozen Sheets. FOR SALE BT OSHKOSH 1S9S S04, 091.352 862,731,707 1897 670.941.016 1.026,646.341 1898 2f.Ti.93 1.154.61S.4i2 1899 60.SIS,S71 1, 253,569 929 1900 83H.J4l.870 1.332.863.022 1901 807.691.82S 1.410.521,013 1902 902,410.030 1,429.083.878 1903 1.001JX6K3 1,414,786.951 THE CAUSE. This increase In importation Is chiefly in manufacturers' hinterials While the details of the March' Imports are not yet completed by the treasury bureau of statistics, the figures for February and for the eight months ending with February show a marked increase in the proportion wifH manufacturers' materials form oMe total importations.

In the month of f'ebmary alone manufacturers' material ttfrmed more than 50 per cent ot the total Imports. Of the total imports of February, ly03, 61,3 per cent were manufacturers' materials, while in 1902, only 47.4 per cent were manufacturers' materials. In the eight months ending with February, 1903, manufacturers' materials amounted to $320,000,000, against $270,000,000 in the corresponding months of the preceding year, an increase of $50,000,000, or nearly 20 per cent. In the fiscal year 1S85 manufacturers' materials formed 33 per cent of the total imports; in 1895, 37 per cent; in 199, 40 per cent: In 1902, 46 per cent; in the eight months ending with February. 1903, 47 per cent, and In the month of February, 1903, 61 per cent.

H. C. Stevens. the removal of superfluous fat, send for a bottle to-day. You will be astonished at the promptness with which results are accomplished.

IHIKF'S ItEDVCTION P1LI.S. are sold by mall only. Full treatment. 8 bottles cost 15.00; single buttles, Jt.00. Printed matter, information and advice free.

Address. CHAS. A. DRFFS Ho 10 Ah Strrrt, llnlTnlo, If. Y.

Made Vice PrentaVnt of National Sol-rnre Arademy. (By Associated Press.) Washington. D. C. April 23.

The national academy of sciences today elected Dr. Ira Remsen, president of Johns Hopkins university, vice president and filled the position Of foreign secretary by Dr. Remaen by electing Prof. Simon Newcomb of this city. Additional members of the academy council were elected as follows: J.

S. JBIIIings, New York: If. P. Bodltch, Boston; G. J.

Brush, New Haven; C. D. Walcott, Washington W. H. Welch, Baltimore; George E.

Hale, WUliarns Bay, Wis. Foreign associate members were elected as follows; Richard Harris Pfeffer, Leiden; J. J. Thomson, Cambridge, Broggers, Christiania; London; Vogel and Roch, Berlin; Mendelesoff, St. Petersburg xtnd Zirkel.

Leipsio. The Sigma Nu Phi, ttie new Greek letter law fraternity, has granted a charter to a rhapteh of the university of Indiana and has received an acceptance of honorary membership from President Roosevelt. Applications for charters are under consideration from the universities of Michigan, Texas and Kansas, the Lelnnd Stanford university of California. Wesleyan of Ohio tind Tulane of New Orleans. it as Li and MerritL Phone 9S0.

0. CHASI Sold Exclus ively by Company. MADRID MEDICAL CONGRESS. States la Well Represented Other Meetings. Bulletia Press Association.) Madrid, April 23.

The International medical congress began Its sessions here today, tbp formal opening being accompanied with elaborate ceremony in which the government and the learned societien of Spain took conpplcuous part. The seEf-lons of the congress are to continue a week or ten days and promise to be of greatest Importance to the entire world of medicine and surgery. Pulmonary diseases will once more receive a large share of attention, but it Is not believed that Koeh'9 theory will be much discussed. Both English and American physicians in attendance intimate that they regard the theory as of little practical importance since prudent sanitary authorities and the public at large in every country will continue to draw the line at cattle afflicted with tuberculosis. The attendance at the present meeting of the congress exceeds that at any previous gathering of the kind In the world's history.

Those present Include eminent medical men from all parts of the civilized world. From England, every country of continental Europe, from America, South Africa and Australia the most prominent men of the profession have gathered to exchange views on the latest discoveries in the science of medicine. The United States is particularly well represented. Among the delegates from that country noted at the opening today were Surgeon-General O'Reilly of the United States army; Dr. Charles B.

Nancrede, of the university of Michigan, representing the American Association of Military Surgeons; Ir. Abraham JacoM, Dr. Davidson H. Smith. Dr.

J. Z. Powell, Dr. John H. Huddelston.

Dr. Ai E. Macdonald, Dr. Agnew H. Smith and Dr.

Lewis Fischer, all of New York; Dr. Nicholas Senn, Dr. J. D. Murphy and Dr.

C. Wr. Adams of Chicago; Dr. (icorge W. Brown, Milwaukee; Dr.

Wilson O. Bridges, Omaha; Dr. Richard Douglass, Nashville; Dr. C. K.

French, Lowe.ll, Dr. J. D. Griffith and Dr. N.

D. Harreison of Kanras City; Dr. C. H. Hughes, St.

Louis; Dr. Waldo Johnson, Philadelphia; Dr. Howard A. Kelly, Baltimore; Dr. Calvin Gates Page, Bout on: Dr.

R. Harvey Reed. Wisconsin, and Dr. 1. N.

Wear, Fargo, N. D. MUNICIPAL TOPICS. Detroit, April 23. This was another interesting day1 for the delegates to the annual convention of the Nation, al Municipal league.

During the forenoon the municipal situation In St Louis, Minneapolis. Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and San Francisco was discussed by the delegates from those citiea Especially interesting were the papers treating of the St. Louis disclosures and the recent experiences of Minneapolis. The report of the committee on uniform municipal accounting came up for discussion this afternoon. Incidentally the keeping of 123 Main St Phone 418, Si 4 t-: X.n.

A. if- COMING OUT TOMORROW. Luxuriant Ease aB Thnt's wliat you can get from using a Si'hram Rocker. And not only that A smooth easy rocker without any squeaking, or jarring found so much In rockers of other makes. It costs nothing to look at these chftirs and try them.

They are on sale st Grundy Smith, "William Konrad, Iey bitt Stopper and O. McCorison. "8 0 fl BAD NEW YORK GANG. The President Doe to Emerge From Yellonntone Park Then. (Bulletin Press Association.) Cinnabar, April 23.

According to program President Roosevelt and his companions will emerge from the solitudes of Yellowstone park tomorrow. Rejoining remainder of the party here the trip to St. Louis will be commenced. After passing through Livingston and Billings, the party will arrive at Alliance, late Saturday afternoon. After short stop there the journey will be resumed to Grand Island, whefe the party will I RiPMS Tabules Doctors find A good prescription For mankind.

MANUFACTURED Br i nr ta, A.w.xnramson THE FOOD OSHKOSII. WIS. fimily bottle (price 60 cents) Abduct Girl and Terrorlie the Girl's Father Mia Story. (By Associated Fres. New Tork, April 23.

Charles P. Schellberg, a watchmaker and Jeweler, reported to the Gerry society that his flfteen-year-old daugnter. Fannie, had been abducted by a gang of young men. "I am here now, a living man." said Schellberg, "but whether I will be alive tomorrow or not may be decided by the toss of a penny or the humor of the next member of the gang who meets me on the street. Almost every time I step outside of my door, I am cursed and villifted and often some burly member of the gang has grabbed me by the throat and with a curse warned me that my life was not worth the snap of my finger if I did not move out of the neighborhood.

"Your wife and your daughter can stay here, but you get out of said one of the ruffians to me recently. "For the past two months I have been sick. My child has been employed in a factory. During my illness she was sent to board with a woman and through her became acquainted with members of the gang. When I took her away from this boarding house she left me, and I have not seen her since.

If the gang can conceal her rrom the police and agents of the society, I fear that she will be lost to me." ASK YOUR DEALER. THAT DOES GOOD A MEDICINAL FOOD THAT 1 ATTACKS MICROBES AND DRIVES OUT municipal accounts under the new Ohio We Challenge the World to proclure a better Blood-Purifier, Stomach Regulator and Nerve-' Tonic than Bruder's "Botanical" Red Clover Compound. The price is and it's a dollar's nvcrlh o'f value, for-a dollar In price. John leading Druggist of Oshkosh, at Main and Church Streets, sells it, and if it does not you he will cheerfully refund your money Ask for our fcooldet "Stubborn Facts" it's free. Made by the Botanical Drug (Inc.) of Mayville, Wis.

DISEASE Couch wSale $1 fin ofT resuiar 1 VI vF price choice of any Couch in the stock. All this week. "1 hnve hmn tiffin -c CAHCARKTS Bnrt as A mild and effective laxative thff are aimplv wonderful. My daughter and I wfre with sk-lt atomarh aiiil our breath vn ery bad After taking a fw drs of Crvrants we hav Improved Wonderfully. Thy erf a if real bwlp iu kuo family." Wii.hklmina Naur-L 1137 Ritveoliuuse Cmutnnatl, Ohio.

Snppp Furniture ST Sail Company, 41 Main Street LEE VISITED VIRGINIA. BEST FOR CANDY CATHARTIC rf A FEW HINTS ON PAINTS: Outside House Paints of Strictly Ture White Lead and Boiled Linseed Oil. Interior Gloss Taints, dry with varnish gloss and cost no more than others "Save Your Teeth." GOLD and ALLOY FILLINGS. charge for ordinary paint, uloss Carnage ramts. White Enamel, Red Seal White Lead, Putty and Specialties.

Dealers in Varnish, Brushes, Glass, etc. Plewnn. Pntnt. Good, Good, Kever Sicken, Weak.u or 10c. c.

CURE CONSTIPATION S.r!lf KrmtT (tine Mo.trr.1. 1w T.rk. 11 i CROWN AND At Least That la Report That Has Reached St. Loots. (By Associated Press.l Staunton, April 23.

The report from St. Louis that Lieutenant Governor Lee of Missouri, whose presence is desired by the grand Jury In Investigating the legislative bribery charges, was in this city reached here today. An examination of the register of the leading hotels show that John F. Lee and two ladles were there last Saturday and remained until Monday afternoon when they went to Clifton Forge and there took the westbound train for Cincinnati. While here, Mr.

Lee and his companions spent their time sight seeing. Mr. Lee is described as a fine-looking man about fifty-five years old. He had a sandy moustache and pleasant manner and said he wis a St. Louis lawyer.

code and the system vogue in Chicago were discussed. This evening will be occupied with the annual address of President James C. Carter which is looked forward to with great interest by the convention. ILLINOIS TEACHERS, DcKalb, 111.. April 23.

DeKalb is thronged with teachers from far and near come to attend the annual meeting of the Northern Illinois Teachers' association. Arriving train during the morning brought scores of members and the indications at noon pointed to a record-breaking attendance. The general sessions will commence this evening wUh a superintendents' round taWe conducted by Superintendent A. A'. Greenman of Aurora." Two iseetionai meetings will be held tomorrow and in the evening theiwill be a big welcoming demonstration, the principal feature of which will be the annual ad-dresn of the president of the association H- H.

Kingsley of Evsnston. HISTORICAL Yazoo City, April 23. Many visitors are here for the sixth annual meeting of the Mississippi Historical fttciety. The gathering will be formally opened in the court houre this evening with an address of welcome rvmirress-ran John Sharp Williams. Three sessions will be held tomorrow at which papers will be read covering wide range -f pubjects relating to the history or I iseippi.

ISLAND TAKES VOYAGE. Wlnsted, April 23. An ifiand 125 f-t long and SO feet wi le fixed as solidly as a rock on the east fhore of Lake Garfield in Monterey has floated three quartTs of a mile, dewn the Twenty-five years ago the inland inaile a similar journey. Thia Tft Sold mt rntrjntwd br lldrof MUM U'DAw gists lot lit. Tobacco Habit.

Paint JJ BRIDGE WOKK. 'r'g TVP.TH V.X. 3M-3S6 Main Street. Tel. 693-2.

"Turn Back Time ia Its 9 ia AIS lildiiu Don't be disci Htf-ra THAr.TKI) KEEPS HAY'S; Redttheil' your lialr. to WITHOUT PAIN. Get our Prices. 'Uresposmonaoy pr-youthful Noi Doe not stain Udto. A I'J'iG "PL I II twr.

Seoi Stalin IBS fa. iv-tdn-fnr LTil N. H. TEAL DENTIST. Opposite Atliearn.

Tel. 713. 9 High St Nothing bores an optimist like the history of other people's troubles. TE trial bottle to PHU HAT, 22a Ijrfcrrt R. A.

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SCHMIDT. MAIN STREET. mi'BAX'S IRt'G STORE. GfENTHERS DRUG STORE. The only vitalized Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with the tiypophosphites of lime and soda and guaiacol.

For weak, -eotiHumptive. pnle-faced people, and for those who suffer from chronic skin disease and weakness of lungs, chest or throat. Ozomulskm is a scientific food, prepared under aspptle conditions in a modern laboratory under supervision of skilled physicians. To be had of all druggists. A Large Sample Bottle Free will be sent by us to any address on request, so that invalids in every walk of life can test it for themselves and see what Ozomuloion will do for thern.

Scid us your name and complete address, mentioning this paper, and the large sample free bottle will at once s.nt you by mail, prepaid. Address X5he Ozomulsion Co. lTt Dc Peyaler Street, tn Vork. CDAWk' order to Dou't impose on others iu make an imposing show. la 41e Lararest aad Bent Be laar oa the MarLet.

For Sale Emmhetc, FACrOHV 317 MAIS STUEET. LffS LEACH utonuflDC rZ? rnmiPAMY AVfe- Ja--aSVZ tn Main 8t. "Let ho GOLD BUST wiiw vrf" A Thoughtful Man. M. M.

Austin of Winchester, knew to do in the hour of need. His wife had such an unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not holp her. He thought of and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and ehe got relief at once and was finally cured. Only 20c at J.

Bauoian drug store. BANT1N, enable TAILOH OPP. POSTOFFICE. Carries the Best and Jircetc aelectlon oi IMPORTED CLOTH3 in tha city. like in the Berkshire hills is a favorite i TAKE THE NORTHWESTERN.

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