The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 2

TJJJE KACISE DAIlSY JORXAIi, FRIDAY A FVK OU JN MAKCIl IS, 11)0 FOUR POINTS FOR TRADERS HOU ARE YOUR MDtJEVS? You Owe It to Yourself to Find Out at Once. WHEN YOU GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS TRADE IN ORDERS WITH DiMa5ed Kidneys Cause Ho re 5ickness and Serious Compliutions Than Any Other Disease. PLACE YOUR rus was doing up that way. lie did not have long "to wait, for in a "few moments there was a summons at his door. Mrs.

Rogers responded to the call and in marched the Belle City Male Chorus in a body. They had learned it was Mr. 'Roger's birthday and decided upon a surprise. Mrs. Rogers was willing and bo was entirely in the dark.

It did Hot take him long to dress and then be extended a greeting to the chorus. And it was a most pleasant evening. There was singing, billiards, games, and some nice gifts were presented. Refreshments were servd and at a reasonable hour the party retired, Mr, Rogers assuring them that, the event was one he would not soon forget. Mr.

Mcpherson, the celebrated basg singer was present and sang a number of selections and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Armstrong were also guests. STEAMERS GET OUT OF PORT omnnssion mm yiyio INCORPORATED rooms on this floor and the principal's tiffic. THIKD 1XOOR iSCAPESs. On the floor a bore the damage is not gret and poasioiy the school could eon-tinue here in a few days.

Here arc lour cla rooms. While the woodwork and seats are sUgtotlT schorthed it is hardly perceptible. In no way 'was the heating apparatus injured, possibly with the exception of a- burst pipe or two. Of course the breaking of windows and wind blowing into the rooms scattered papers about. The conclusion arrived at, and it was also the opinion of Fire Marshal Cape, was 'that 'the fire resulted from spontaneous combustion under the stairway.

The janitor said there was nothing under the stairway to start a fire that way, except a quantity of new waste. There were a number of oil cans there, but no oil in them. Some wooden boxes were also stored there. ESTIMATES OF LOSS. Mr.

Peterson, at a roujh guess, estimated the loss at from $3,000 to $7,000, while Fire Marshal Cape states it will not amount to over or ft.000. On the loss there is an insurant- of $10,800, on the building and furniture Capital and Surplus, S60O.O0O.O0. General Office: N. Y. Life Minneapolis.

or other place to get. into the basement and the only way they could get at th blaz wa to enter by the east entrance. AFTER THE JANITOR. Residents in the Jefferson school district appear to blame the janitor for the fire last night, at any rate they are circulating a petition today asking that he ba removed. The janitor states that there were no combustibles under the steps and that he was in no way, shape or manner careless.

Investigations are to. be made. This afternoon School Commissioner Judd and others commenced cleaning up the debris in the lower part of the building. At 2:30 o'clock this afternoon fire again broke out at the school, being discovered in the rafters overhead in the first floor hallway. A stream of water was played on the blaze from the school line of hose and it was put out.

Evidently a spark had been smouldering since last night. PORT IrTBUiTis 1 MID FOR FIVE MILES OFF COAST Continued from Paeg One. 4 Dnn wf Mt 'private "Three years ago, while gnnnlng, I tumbled into a stream and was wet to the akin. The weather was quite chilly, and it was several houra before 1 could put ou dry clothing. VV hen I twatencd early next morning I waa unable to move, owing to severe pains in my back and body.

1 remained in bed all that day, and during tbe night a high fever set iu. Three weeks after, tbe pains around ray kidneys were so bad that I could not walk without undergoing torture. A doctor told me 1 had kidney uica.e, and I was under his treatment five months without relief, so I tried a bladder and kidney specialist. He treated me for two months, but 1 was (renin (t worse all the time. One day an old huntsman friend of mine advised me to buy three bottles of Warner's Safe Cure, and said if they did not help me I might as well plve tip all hopes of ever beinj? cured.

He had fluttered for ten yeara with kidney and bladder disease, and six bottles of Said Cure had entirely cured him. I laughed, but bought two bottles of Safe Cure, and before the second bottle was finished I flt. the rliaiiftA. I rnntlmied to tsL- It. ftie 2IAn AN llnBn a a eaeeute your orders if the market reach-.

WU V4 IU IllC Vrt the prl which you Mt. We charge NO INTEREST for earrying long Stock. 3. Margins Require I7tt National and State 4. References Iflcea.

C. W. BYRON, Correspondent Room 8 Baker Dlook. Clt. Phone 830.

N. H. iMie earn meek an exhaustive ret lew of the niarket gnl the luo-t acru. rate forecaiit ol future nioemrnt. Free at any uf our otHrea, niiiUAX wcwttuiiua, about a month, when I entirely recovered.

I cannot speak too highly of Safo Cnre, and I have recommended it to no less than a doten of my friends, all of whom received just as pood results as WILLIAM 1W9S. 19th Philadelphia, Ta. Many such nnsolioltcd letters are received daily from grateful tncu and women who have been cured by Warner's 8afe Cure. Thousand, of Mm and Women Have Kidney Disease and Do Not Know It t'ntll It Has Developed into Bladder TreuMa, RheumaUam, Diabetes, or Bright' Disease, Wtoth Will Prove fatal II Not Attended to Immediately. PAINS IN TUB SMALL OPTHB BACK, painful passing of nrlne, inflammation of the bladder, torpid liver, cloudy nrlne, pains in the back of the bead and neck, rheumatic pains and swellings all over the body, eczema and jaundice, tell you your kidneys are eased and are not able to do their work properly.

If you have any of these symptoms, preat care should be taken to stop tbe progress of the disease and prevent it becoming chronic and impregnating the entire system. TCCT VnilD IIBINE After your morning nrlne stands 24 honrajfyon find a reddish, I LO I lUUll UninL, brick-dust sediment in it, or particles floating in the urine, or if it is cloudy, yon will know your kidneys are in a diseased condition and are unable to perform their work. "SAFE CURE" CURES WEAK KIDNEYS. It purifies and strengthens the kidneys and enables them to do their work; will cure rheumatism, rheumatic gout, diabetes, Bright's disease, nric acid poison, inflammation of the bladder and urinary organs, and restore the patient's health and vigor Safe Cure is parely vegetable and contains no narcotic or harmful drugs. It is free from sediment and pleasant to take.

At all drag stores, or direct, 60 cents and $1 a bottle. Beware of so-called kidney cures which are full of sediment and of bad odor; they ar positively harmful and do not cure. If there are any complications that yon do not understand, write in confidence to our doctors for free advkie and counsel. Medical booklet free. Address Warner's BaXe Cure Rochester, N.

Y. WARNER'S SAFE PILLS move the bowels gently and aid a speedy cure. Ths building was erected in mu anu its value is held at-between $30,000 and $40,000. A. J.

Winnie i the principal of the school and nearly 600 pupils attend. They will possibly hare a vacation of one week or longer, until the lo4s -tn be adjusted and repairs made. LADDERS OLD AND ROTTEN. Several thousand people assembled at the lire and many crowded into the hirwtorinir the firer.ien comid- "ft r- erably. When the ladders were raised by the hook and ladder company, the thirty foot ladder rounds were so rotten that they broke under the weight of lien Cape and he sustained injuries on At 14 .1 jn tVtaf Sllll ine ure.

11 is murine "i and dilapidated ladders should be thrown aside and new ones purchased. A number of person who ventured to the upper part of the building when the fire was raging, to open windows, nearly suffocated, so dense was the smoke and intense the heat. There was an expression of those who heard of the loes and then the insurance, that the school building of the city are not heavily enough injured. Here' is the insurance of the building and furniture: It was ascertained at noon today that the school will be ready for scholars Monday morning. INSURANCE DISTRIBUTION.

Ins. of the of Illinois. Rock ford, 111 lalatine, London, Eng. tt-V) 'ftuiringia Erfurt, ier W0 Jsieeurity. New Haven, Conn "0 United Fireman's Philadelphia American, Newark, N.

.1 Connecticut Fire. Hartford. Conn. .) Fireman's In. Newark, N.

.1... (S.V) Herman In. Freeport Cio St. Paul Fire, St. Paul, 50 Hartford Fire Hart ford.

Conn New Hampshire, Manchester N. H. 4.0 Total ON THE FUUNinTUE. Hartford, Conn Merman American 2.00t) Total SPECIAL MKETINC This morning President Murphy, of the board of education, after consulting Mayor Nelson and City Engineer Con-lieiUy, iuiied a special call (or a meeting of the board education to be held tonight, to make arrangements for the re jstir of the building owning I lie aehool a aum as Murphy is of the opinion that the repair, ran lie made within ten tla, ami the ehol reopened, ON TOUI5 OF The president o( the bouid tf eduea lion, elty engineer, mayor, lire marshal and others inspected the building this morning. It was the opinion that the building is not damaged over and that repairs can be made in a short space of time.

The main damage is to the hallways and few of the rooms are badly damaged. NOT ENOUOH INSURANCE. The Journal called attention to the fact that Racine public buildings are not insured heavily enough. The fire last night proved this fact. Here is a building worth $40,000.

The total insurance on St and the furniture is SlCLBiXL On a $40,000 building at least $25,000 insurance ought to he carried. Had the entire structure been destroyed the would have been heavy on the city. IIAKD WORK FOR FIREMEN. Members of the fire department complain of the difficulty they had getting at the fire. There is not a singte door pected that imperial sanction will be given immediately to the election of M.

Matsuda one of the leader of the. constitutionalist party, who was today elected president of the house of representatives and that the diet will be formally opened by the emperor himself on Sunday or Monday. Both the constitutionalists and progressives having decided that in view of the urgent need of united action upon the part of Japan at this juncture to support the government insures the complete approval of the government's financial program for the prosecution of the war. M. Matsuda was minister of finance, minister in the Oku-ina cabinet and minister of education in the Ito cabinet at one time.

FEAR VLADIVOSTOK SQUADRON. NFAV YORK, "March 18. The proposed Japanese landing at Wonsan, on the eastern coast, has been further delayed, says a Herald dispatch from Seoul, Korea, by the threatening attitude of the Vladivostok naval squadron, consisting of four ehipg. which are now anchored at Possiet Bay, an excellent base for attacking Japanese transports approaching Wonsan. It is reported by the prefects of Northeastern Korea that bodies of Russians, accompanied by interpreters, are surveying the country, ascertaining the population, the quantity of supplies and the sentiment of the people.

norm Japanese reports. ST. PETERSBURG, March 18. 2 p. m.

The war experts here are questioning the truth of the Japanese olticial reports asking for instance how the torpedo loats of Vice' Admiral Togo, the commander-in-chief of the standing squadron, could lay mines, weighing 4041 pounds, in the heavy ea which Admiral Togo-admits was runniug. even if the laiats had room for them alumni; how tire could break out on the Russian torpedo boats, which carry nothing intlammuble und how a Japanese torpedo Isiat preserves its full lighting capacity it a sieampipe on board burst, and the liussiau boats pit Way, 1USSIA NTOUY til' DAMAOK, I'OUT AUTltl'U, Thursday, Maieli 17 Last night mid today passed quietly, VtH'oiiliug to information received from Russians at shang llal during the light lug at Port Arthur Feb. 10 and II, the battleship Mikasa was slruck by ten projectile and seilously damaged, two Jxpiiiiese iMtttleships and two cruiser have been docked for repairs at Nagasaki and Sasebo and 2,000 wounded men are said to lie in the Japanese hospitals. All the Russian wounded and sick at Port Arthur are making gootl progress towards reeoverv. HENRY J.

ROGERS SURPRISED IlelL Cltr Male Chorns Entertained at Ills Home Last Kvenioar, Henry J. Rogers received the greatest surprise of his life last night, at his Lake avenue home. Mr. Rogers had been suffering somewhat with a heavy cold and was preparing for bed when his attention was attracted to sweet singing outsidein fact the music became so pronounced that he stopjed disrobing and listened attentively. There was no mis take, it, was singing of an extraordinary character and he wondered what a ho- reliible market information.

Lrett wire lyilcm in America. ninaa; too urine II Uf- rRlroSAI.H WANTKU W.s. Jl, A V. O. KACi.NK.

March Sealetl prcMel wiil he re-ceivei at thU huildin tint it 2 o-'rUck I. Apr. llth. furnihirm fuel, lightc, water, ice. micllnneoiK utipplie.

a-hin, towel hauliiur a-be, and prink I in trei for thia hiuldinit duriua the fi--l year en.lintf June uii.or Mii-h port in of tbe year may he deem-el advisable. The rirfht rejert any and all lid i reerTet by the Treasury llepartntenu 11 J. Smith, Ctitlian. wrMmhoil WASTED- SITCiTIO. OCNIi MN ANTS MS1TI4N AS lUHifc.

keeper, stenosrapher, tiniek-per. or general Hire work. Five year experience. Ini rw. 4 ftW murk.

vf rEtriiic. ii E. W. NORTHROP COMPANY 410 Main St. Wiaronsia intl Telephone.

Cltllen, BROKERS STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES 13 i i n. n. i -m Bar aV PORTERFIELD CO. COMMISSION BROKERS, CRIN STOCKS, BONDS AND SLCL'IUTIHS. Eitltfklvt Vtivti Vir, Kfuir4 CabW A44rft, "PortfUli." Letter, of crfdit tni bill ol ichinr in amount to luit lueJ to ell fan rd ihi wot d.

OSGOOD OLOCK, Ottl Bt. CL Dt MARRAS, Mp Gty Pbon m. TU. Ph ne. 1781 FINANCIAL.

Commercial Savings Bank It tt l. WIS. Capital and hurplue Thi Stand For SECURITY STRENGTH GOOD SERVICE Courteous Treatment fr Thre Per Cent latereet HINRICHS. Pret. M.

Vire Freel. C. R. CARPENTER, Cash. ERNEST E.

JOHES CO. GRAIN. PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS jJ an SdTtTH ST. TLert ura tome praoDtt ia Uaolrie who would utidoultJly riTt some tnonj In (Twin or tocks If thy kntw Juat "How To all tiuch v-lenJ Jnvitatlonj to rlit ur oflict-saod we will etpUiu tbs Wo will marflu out lho-hmnl hiul uf train 1 cntt. Kvery cant aulvant doublet the amount iuvetl.

O. D. WE A VER, Mgr. FU 'PhotM 17. Cdi.

'Pha II Empire State and Iowa Now en Tbelr War to C'hleaco. This morning clear water was visible In the lake abouC two miles out. The steamers Empire State of 'the Barry Bros, line, and the Iowa of the Goodrich company, after having been Imprisoned here ten days, started out of jmrt. The Empire State took a southeasterly direction and nearly reached the clear water, before striking immense windrows of ice. The Iowa made an effort to go straight east to the water, but was stuck before getting three rods east of the harbor piers.

After this she took course in ie same direction as the Barry boat and was soon even with her on the cast side, but became stuck. Both boats backed and bucked the ice for two hours and finally got steaming for Chicago. The earferry Grand Haven, visible off North Point early this morning, has disappeared from 'sight anil it is believed she is her way to Milwaukee. WIFE MURDERER HANGED Shot Her Hecanae 8he Ilad Sold Out Ijiundry During Absence From Home. MISSOULA, March 18.

Louis H. Mott, the wife murderer, was hanged here today. Mott walked unassisted to the gallows. 'In a brief speech he said he believed his convictiou had been brought about through dishonest methods and conclud ed by saying that he was willing to give life for life. JANESVILLE MILLIONAIRE FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED JAXESVILLE, March 18.

Allen P. Lovejoy whose wealth is estimated at several million dollars, was found dead in bed todav. lit; was 70 venrs old. Mr. Lovejoy had large lumber interests in Oregon, Louisville, California and Wisconsin.

He leaves a widow, two sons and a daughter. OBITUARY. Mr oss. M. Mns died lat evening nt his home, 1H27 North Wisconsin street, aged "21 years and months.

1 let-eased vas born in Racine and was a cloak pressor by trade. There survives. a father, mother, four sisters and one brother. The funeral will lake place on Sunday afternoon at o'clock from St. John's church on Krie street.

LAUST TELEGRAPH MARKETS New York Ntoeks, l'd Co. I rinsing Mcli, Mch, is LUt af Stock. 1 Am.Kns-sr. Alohjsnn com, Ad'hi-rm vM.v Amsl, Copper, a m. C.

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pfd Southern rao Temn. Coal ft UnionPcirocomj U.S. Lies tber pfd Wabash pfd Western I Wis. Cent, nfd 364 4i 84 4tV 4.1',: 4ri 39 4i 44 75 84 H4S1 4 VI 37 i. sss 16H 7.i 7S Chicago Board of Trade.

Eruest O. D. Weaver. UEAT Open in Hiab Txiw OldJnly i 91 SS'A NVwJuItHUT, SO S7 Old Jiept 4l, H4V h'i N'swSept S3 SI Mn W. Vlt Wi CORN i May Tvl'i July mi 4s S-jU 50', 4.1', OATS May 10i 40, an July WVi MtS- bept S31, MS PORK- Mpfy 13 Al 1.1 to in Jan js WW 1.1 Jones Close K7B 82S SI S3 33 13 r.

13 V. CHICAGO, March IS. Cattle receipts I-jDO; market slow; piod to prime steers, S.ilfn 3.7"; poor to medium, MtK-kera and feeders 4.2. eown, heifers, 4u0; can-ners, 1 bulls. 2.2.(lLii4); calves, 3.00f 6.2.1; Texas, fed Meers.

4)0 fa 6.1 14 1. IIoip--Receipts' tnlay 2.1,ii40; tomorrow 15.IMi(); tealy to 3e lower; mixed and butchers, 5.20(t jjood to t-hoiee heavy, rough heavy, j.3a; lisht 4.Slc3Jl.; bulk of sales, 5. Sheep KceeipU O.lasl; stcadyj Uinls teady. fiool to choice wethers, 4.238 fair to choice mied. X'Mfn 4J0; western sheep, 3.2at natite imls 4JM)(J western lambs 4.W)( 3.7..

A CI A11ASTKE1I ClItR FOR PILK. Itt-hlna-, lilind. Kleedin or l'ro(ru1in riles. oor ti-urt UI refun4 money If Iio CHntmeut. cur yua, to 14 days, iOo.

occ CCCCC CCC C4CC CCGOCOOOO I WANTS. 1 OC(DOOOCCXOOOOOCOODCOOOOO tini.P WANTED COLLECTOR." N. MAR- ried, salary H'iM per week. 4all Main ni. 3ri UcKir.

mriilM.f BOV WANTED KASY EMPLOYMENT. All-dress giTiug aro. R. D. care of Journal.

mcnl'Ita WANTED EXPERIENCED 4iLAZIERS TO alaze stock windows. Insid shop work; steady work and good iay. Addrea Radford Hros. A i. MAN TO MEET RETAIL TRADE FOR MAN-nfacturina house; salary 2U ami ejpeuse weekly; jirerious experience unnecessary.

Standard. 4 axt4n, ChioaKii nichl'i'tt WANTED RELIABLE MAN AND HIS WIFE. Man. Jininp room and down ctaire work, wife, cooking and rare of three bed room, no washing. Answer H.

Hotl Karinn. inchrtt WANTED BRIGHT TOVNO MANs 18 or reara old, at Lakeside Restaurant. Mala street. fet4tf MEN WANTED TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Thoroughly practical course, free work, careful instruct ionx.

Few weeks complete. ear of apprentictlship aed. earned before rompletiiue- Position waiuua. rite for particulars hi uuco. iuuici Chicago, lils.

oct.Sit HELP WMTED-FEMiLE. WANTED-COMPETENT filRL TO COOK and assist in family of four. Inquire Mrs. Ii. W.

Morris. 113-'i Main St. mchlHta WANTED 41 IR FOR. 4iENERAL HOUSE-work. I've Colleire ve.

nichl WANTED TOMrETENT tilRL AT 112 COL-lefre Atv WANTED -iilKL FOR (JENERAL IIOCSE-work. 1110 College Ave. nwhntrt. WANTED COMPETENT 41IRL FOR 4JENER-al housework. Apply Jlowlaud Ave.

mrhl7tG A ED jCnTTiRL AT M. M. sECOR Milwaukee avenue. Only three iu family. Hood waa'1.

we hi tit 8 LADIES AND (iENTLEMEN" WE PAY ft-1 per 1.01)0 cash copy ins. at home; send stamp. Standard Supply Jk.x Worrhester. Mass. nich H'it;) WANTED LADIES' TO LEARN HAH1' dressintr.

manicuring, facial riiassaneor Clur-otiody. Wonderful demand for graduates. aae tiu.uuto t-VuW weekly. liu wmon now. Can eam expenie(t neyore mmiui'ung.

Moler CAJnce, Cbicatfo, lli. Call or writn. irt3tf WANTED Ml SCULL AN EOl" 9. WANTED-A YOV SO HORSE FOR TEAM-iiiK work, Mut la thoronjthly xoiukI and mi warruntrxl. No other will be rHiuiiiliTe44.

Apply WANTK1 "PARTY T4J TAKE HALF l.NTFIC est iu article to he patented. Money in il Ail. Ire. 7... II.

F. 1. No. 4. kacine im l.tilin hliotil ilm renutred, lie otlo-r bttsiiteas, to Sttti-itv, iwMm.i FIH HAI.K CI'KltlHT, MtM4K AND tlraml ulttimx tlili 11 III eki'liMtitfi for Kluil'Hll Plttmi.i Ittt, il, hltnlmil I'Imiio 4 4 it Colit'tff nVt'litie, mchlM'l fo'h kale i mmti iu: rhcttp 11 laki'lt at oln-t.

l-'l-V N. tconiu M. FiH srLF-IJtn AND L4IT 4tN M'I'Fli- ior street at liarvnln taken ttt once, A of titfln Ave. na-hlMS SMALL UliF SAFES. imliliVl.l 41W IN ST.

FOR SALE-ELEVEN H'MiM HOUfrE. NEW, In ooJ location for keeping boarder or renttnn rnonm. Going to leave city aud will aell cheap. Call at 1.C1 lluae atrect. tucbl2t FOR SALE tiOOD NO.

4 SMITH PREMIER Trtwwriter, very reasonable. Inquire at Jour nal ofiice. jaulltf -4- '-I FOR SALE FIRST MORTtJAfiEM DRAWING 6. 6'4 and 6 jicr cent interest per annum. Securities Racine property.

James Corse. 1211 Tenth Street. jaiitf ron bku. FOR RENT MODERN It) ROOM HOC ME, with baru. rs.

iierzoa-. It Owen Ave. mrhlKlt) FOR RENT IIOVSE. GraBd avenue. l.NQCIRE im FL'RNISHEt ROOMS-MODERN IMPROVK-ment.

with board, aleo table board' I7'il Maple Street. FOR RENT FACTORY ROOM. WxW WITH or without power, ateam heated: alio 6 horee power motor aa Rood aa ne-. T. P.

Collier. aahmgton avenue. m. hl2t FOR RENT MODERN FLAT, 14 STATE street. Poaseaaion given March ltrtb.

lo-qulre A llorllik. Main St nn-bfrtf IJCLL TERRIER PC P. TAN WITH WHITE face sad Icir. Return to iiranl Ave. Reward.

LOsT- slfrTCH COLLIE PI P. 101," 1'ith St. and rereire reward. HETVRNTO HCTICK. A'JTENTMIN EX hOLDIERH- I NDER A NEW nil iinr.

all oul ollier over nz yrare aire are allowed a peimiun. Call at Uiy place at once and I will handle yottr claun. S. 41. tadus.

I OmlCenterSI. piehlHtH 4E4)R4iE EXPERIENCED maker, repairer aud cleauer oriental ru and carirt. Priccn rca-otable. Racine, Wis. IT.1 State St.

Phone iwM It 1 hh CONTRACTS I 'OR SEW EKAiiK AND teaniiu' ainl -raei(er work made bv A. Tlionipfcwn, 144 Howe t. Piione lavX. Prices reasonatde. HACKS F41K NF.EAL 'I'HOM 4 all Christ ianm'.

Hacioe reet. NOTICK FRANK COFFEY. PLVMPINO. (aa and aleau tUn. Iroa tuy Citirj and trua (uoda la atovk.

Tel. IV1 Mala rtiset. aotf TO 4CTJRE5 A COLD IW OWE PAT Take Laxative Eromo Quinine Tablets. All druggrista refund the money If it falls to cure. W.

Orove'a alg-natura la on each box. 25c DECIDEDLY DIFFERENT from anything ever shown are, the Spring and Summer Goods for 1904 Last seasons good will look this year that's why every lady T7iil want one or more new dresses Consequently the demand is to be larger than the supply, bo our advice and bny early, if you want the choicest materials wouldn't it be a good idea to buy, where you are aure to get sometbiug distinctly new We haveuH. a yar.d of last aousous goods in stock, but will show you a very choice line of tbe New Woolen Vol lies London Twines Mohair Ulumanaes New Yoilles Etta-mines etc. The very latest Shirtwaist SultltiK, Cotton Volllea New 1'anamaa J'opliu Dunkirk lIomapun Tarbot Suiting UatiMo, etc Colored and White tihirtwalat Material in a great variety Last and bent of nil our uvleea ttre lower than i Nelson Mehder DRY GOODS CO. 1401 Washington Ave.

msLaarrTW WKTmKmom Kai To the Ladies of FCacine. You can have handsome rag3 mad from your worn ingrain and Brussels carpets. Any 6ize desired. Good work guarantee l. Kags turned out promptly.

Write for circular and shipping tags to BARABOO RA7G CO. Darab 00, Wis. VIENNA FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER MRS. ANTON T. WELSAND Evening Gowns, Tailor Made Suits fcto.

Perfect Fitting Vrtee Rcaao iftji Vina it Pon-ow money, your nw.ey Ineested, Deo.) Mortgage. Will, or other leiral paper iade, call on WM. MbNRY MlLLK. sij SUta S' Uotto TclephMes Na. 8e.

Ifynu want to V.uy or Sell Krai Rent a boM. caU chi MILLER A CA, j. Slatlt St. tirouart Hloer Hoth fhene Na. HORSES CLIPPED AT DOW'S LIVERY WISCONSIN AND 7t ST LION CUB IN WHITE HOUSE King; Menelik's Tresent Will be Inspected by President's Family.

WASHINGTON, March 18. Information has reached the president that the lion cub and tliu two elephant tusks sent him as a present by Kinj? Menelik of Abyssinia have arrived in New York. Accompanying them is a hyeua imported for the National zoological park of this city. Keepers from the Zoo have gone to New York to bring the animals and the tusks to Washington. The lion cub, which is very lame and the tusks will be taken to the 'White House so that the president and family may see them.

The cub wiU tlieii go. to the r.oo, the tusks to the National museum. The tusks are "said to be line specimens, weighing 175 pounds and valued nt In a personal letter the president will acknowledge to King Menelik the receipt of the presents. First publication March 4. 19'4 14 I'll A K.

Kit U7KK, ATTV. COUNTY COl'liT, RAL'INK COUNTY la tli nuttier of the last will and testament of llertha Ilagniuu, tleceaaed. tin readmit mid ft 1 1 ti as Ihu luititlon of C. Gluing, administrator of the esiale of Hr-tha C. lluKinati, rim-eased, with the will annexed uniniia oihsr things, that the said dweeaaed dlfd sed of certain real estate therein descrthed, aitd thai II tn necessary to sell ths same tn imy the lettactea heiiueuthed In nt last will uud testament it ml the eoata of ttdmutlsti'wtuiu, ami rylm fur license i sell the ssnifi ami, II piiiiettr-' Ilia In 4lie cotot that II Is liecertry tvi sell ssul real estate tw that ptn-(mt.

It Is ovdered, that siiid lietition he heard, at a aeecial term of said cmoil court, to he held in od for saUt etntuiy at the eioitt house In the city of Itachie, enuotvof Ha elite, tatt of W'lsctiiisttt, on Hie It (hi of Atf 11. lM at D'rlnek III tile ton noon of that day. If IS further oi'deteit, lh.lt this hfder he published at leost three ain-resslve weeKs, lHrot'e sslil rtny Ptrd for the -hearing of said letitlott, In the Ka-Iie Ually a dully tiewsjiuisr ptibllshed a the city of ttaclne, Itsoloe county, fttste of Wlsoonsln. and that copy thereof be eerved Krsonally on John Wentworth auardlan and 4). I).

Ahreus. auitrdtan ad litem, and on all per sona interested In anid estate and remding In tills county at least twenty i'H daya before Bitch day. Dated tho -1th day of March, A. 1301. Hy order of tn, court, MAX W.

HKCK, County JndRe. CIIAS. KHEXZKE. ATTV. First publication Keb.

14 STATE OF WISCONSIN COUNTY COURT Racine County In Probate. In the matter of tbe estate of Walter P. Oilman, deceased. Notice la hereby Riven thut at the special term of the county court in and for said county, to be held in the court house In the city of Racine, in said county, on Tuesday, the loth day of March, A. beginning at 9 o'cIch in the forenoon the following matter will be heard and considered: The application of Mary Oilman for the appointment of an administrator of the estate of Walter P.

Gilruan late of the eitjr of Racine. In said county, deceased. Dated Feb. I. 19H.

By order of the court, UAX W. HECK. County Judge. First publication Feb. II.

19o4 tT CIRCUIT COURT, RACINE COUNTY. Cecilia Landry, plaintiff, v. William Lac-dry, defendant The State of Wisconsin to the aald defendant, and each of them: You are hereby summoned to appear with-iu twenty days after eervice-of this summon, excluiive o( the day of service, and defend tbe above entitled action In tbe court afore-aald: and iu esse of vour failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the camplalnt; of which a copy la herewith aerved upon you. Edward Milla, Plaintiff Attorney. Q.

Address, nurlington. Rai tne Wis i. ii. ATTV. First publication Keb.

Z. STATU JF ISCONSIN. JlAClNK COUNTY In County Court, Notice is hereby glveu that at the tpecUt term of tbe county court in and (or aaid countr l'i be held at the court bouse at the eity of Racine, county of Raelne. on Tuesday, tbe lbih day August. A.

IV. 1104, at o'c lock In the forenoon tbe fnllowina matter will be heard and ronatdered: the court will examine and adjust the claims and demand of all person acatnat the estate of Walter L. Sloue, accessed, late of thti city of Racine. AiOd further notice is herebr aiven that six luooth time will be allowed to creditor! to present rlsims against said deeas4. Dated at Racine, Keb, loth.

A. 18o4. JJy order of the court, Ala W. Heck, Couaiy Judge, ervous, Restless, Irritable Thes are the little Ills of life, which lead to the big oues. It may be you hare no energy, are nervous and irritable.

Tour sleep is broken, you are restless, and you get up tired, with a bad taste, poor appetite, sick headach and with no ambition for work. These are little ills. There a reason for all this. Your neryoua system is exhausted, and many of the organs of tbe body are doing their work poorly; they must have rest and nourishment. After a while, if you neglect tan, jox will hare sarious troubtasblg oues The headache wilt be more serore, your brain power weakened and you will bars) neuralgia and other head troubles.

Your food will not digest, your kidners will be troublesome, your blooi will become poisoned, and the acute and chronlo troubles will faoa you. For all nervous disorders Dr. Miles' Nervine Is a wonJerfnl remedy but It will cure at anr ata it Is much eailer to cure the incipient thin the chronic caiet. It fee is, and builds up tU entire system, and in doinr ours the diseased organs. MI was ry bimm, coatd not lp, bad headache, iou.

entipatioa and twMcala o( BMeles it wa terrible. I would bat tpelU of several week iioutwo, wjun my nrou sytteia bocaran completely eibautd. Mr eye would )erk. bad ck headache, my eyes and hand swell. In lrt so completely worn oat.

(balmy iniud was weak a child After takin lr. Mil' Nervtne for a Ume. am completely cured, au-l enjoy in mh1 health." AMta 11. LAO.N. 43 W.

Tenth St. pnt, Mioa. That it will car, txrond qasstuM. ws sulhori. alt druiri-U to sell a4r tii susrsots thai it firt bwUts dors not beaet, will rtaro joor mourr.

ttil bstatad ibis urnt. DR. MIXES MKDICAI, LABORATORIES, ELKHART, tXD. AA W1" VHMtberily for the eale iid-, l.i Biouey to huMler. FM jrllcttlar call al I'wwincerifctl and Savinif Rank liutldinir swl Ituvr, Nattoi Mercantile Co, ax lil.