Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 6

4 tt a tt a 1 2 DAILY 4.4.4.4.t4,4.. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Is not a secre or patent ffiedicine, against which the most iiiteliljM-nt fpie are quite naturally avt-rsa Unstuseof the un certainty a to tht-ir harmless character, but i. a (iitiiidn of known composition, lrt i-if II Itu Imrricrj DEGflilATIOi COMPLETED A A DIFFERENCE 1 IN LUNGS. In the Edinburgh University three human lungs lie side by side.

One is of an Eskimo and is snow white. In lifcv this would be ruddy vitlirich blorxL Another is that of a coal-miner and is black. The other is of a town House," and large new double doors of oak and gla3 open from the main hall. In the upper hall an ornamental stairway of Georgia pine leads to others" in the attic which give access to the deck on the new hip roof, from which a splendid view of the country for "many miles is obtained. Many- eon venieneesrfor tber public, to be utilized during terms of court, have JieejrlprovidecL The hoard If and Friday WINTER CAUGHT HERRING, -r per pound, 7c or 4 5V WINTER CAUGHT PICKEREL, per pound.

SPANISH MACKEREL, fresh per pound SILVER BASS, per pounoV WINTER CAUGHT PIKE, 7 8 -it I5C IOC IOC i ruitnxi vmiixiu onjuiuuii per pound. I BALTIMORE OYSTERS per quart DT nnn ir i cv an i uiiuvv ixuu jvunarvv vuu vi (i vaui iui 1 I MUSTARD SARDINES, 7c or er, I 4 cans I Exira Large Genuine GEORGIA BANK COT) FISH. nflP nnnnrl IUU T35- 4-9 1 1 i rW.H.PIEL, BIG GROCERY HOUSE fe fe fe fee fe fe fefe fe fe fe Between Seasons lull ll-VI fcAJ" 11 to lATlllg printed, in pUiin Emlink, on every bottie wrapper. An eiammation of this list of Ingredients will disclose the fact that it Is non-alcoholic in its composition, chem- kally pureplygcrina taking toe place of the cominoiily u-d alcnLiiOn Its make- p. He "tavonie rn-sonption of Lf.

Merce Is In fact the only medicine put up for the curenf woman's peculiar weak esses and ailments, sold through drug-ffstsf that doe- not contain alcohol aiul that too in large awintitte. Furthermore, tt Is the only medicine for woman's special ilaeases, the ingred ientn of which have the unanimous endoreeraent of all the leading medical writers and teachers of all the several whoo's practice, and that too as remedies. for the ailments for (which "Favorite Prescription" is recommended. A little book of some of these, endorse soenta will be w-nt to any address, post-paid, and if you request tame by postal card or letter, of JL V. Pierce, Buffalo1, N.

Y. TVin't fnriret. that Dr. T'iercp'i Purnrt tjt Prescription, for woman's weaknesses and delicate ailment1. Is not a patent or secret nediciiie, beintr the "Favorite Prescrip- lion ui, jTjiuiany wutam auu grauu ated physician, tng.ifred In the practice I his chosen specialty that of diseases women that Its ingredients are printed tn plain EnylUh on ever? bottle-wrapper; that It Is the fenly medicine especially designed for tin cure of Woman's disease that contaii no alcoliil, and the only one.

tht hfj 'prglessfual 'worth moot than all ill so-called 'testimonials ver publish! fyr other medicines. fnd for thjAridorsraentt aj above, rl infrr thru "Irinrr If yoa suifer from pf iodical, headache, tackache, dizziness, l.ain or dragging own sensation lowdolvu in the abdomen, weak back, have disagreeable and weak-tof, catarrhal, pelvis drain, or are In litres from being lo? on jour feet, then too may sure of l-iiebt from taking Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription. Dr. Pierce l'leasand Pellets the best laxative and retru'aUir of the bowels.

They Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Ou laxative; two of three a cathartic. "MARKED FOR LIFE!" The man who had looked death in the face without flinching, who had risked his life to save his fellow-man, now turned pale and his knees knocked together tremulously. ITe was face to face with a thing- more solemn, more awful and majestic than death. -J president of the Carnegie herp fund commission With a wild fry the hero turned and fled.

But his dash fur liberty was futile. lie was pursued, thrown down and the rtedal fastened to him. From that hour he was a marked man, Puck3. Strange Facts. It seems strange that some times your stomach or bowels -won't digest your food, no matter what you eat.

It may be the weather or it may be just the state of your general health, but in any ease, there is only one certain, safe and positive method of cere, and that is the proper use of that universal remedy for all forms of dyspeptic trouble or digestive weakness, whether in stomach, liver, kidneys or bowels Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Strange, it is, that in such little tablets, to be taken a few times a day, may lie such" wondero us potential possibilities, that by their use the course of a man's whole life-yes, of the world may be changed I Yet, who would not apprpeciate tb fart that if Knnnlpnn had not been suffering from Cancer of the Stomach he would have won instead of lost at Waterloo And Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets would have cured his stoiaach Trou- oie naa mey Deen aj iucy nave curea wonsanas i tuners in the past ten years, who lavet suffered just as Napoleon did.l i So you can readilyppreliate that today, by euringai tsesi people, Stuart's Dyspepsfa I tablets is hlr ing to get wtUI'I work people who wonlddol worse! work' if they were sicki ther mnsf be having a great injjyCnce, In a quiet way on the world's progrtls. They' therefore! beciassed as one of the triumph! Science, anlonest other discovclies. in medi cine, mechanics, franstlortation, etc. Let this, then, remaintn your memory, a fact upon which yo act when occasion requires TTlien any organ in your vast digestive machinery eets out of you have at your eommand one of the' great inventions of the age, in Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, to put your machinery, in order again.

By so doing you will save much useless friction, add to the energy and working possibilities of your bodily machine, and relieve yourself from suffering, disease, weakness, premature old age and death. All this is strictly in accordance with the most modern teaching of the best scientific schools of health, hygiene and medicine, and it will be to your advantage to lay these facts to heart. Don't hesitate. Try Stuart's Dye-pepsia Tablets today. Salve I Salve 11 Spread the Salve, hut let it be Pine Bahe, nature's remedy for cuts, burns, sores, ete.

For sale by CL VT. Watson, druggist god Clearance Sale. All Heavy Weight Clothing MUST GO ALTERATIONS AND ADORNMENT OF BOONE COUNTY COURT HOUSE MAKE IMPORT- ANT CHANGES IN THE HISTORIC STRUCTURE. The' interior decoration of i. the court house has been cfmpleted' and th(f work has.

included part of the structure. 'The exterior improve-ments have already been mentioned in detail in The A number of changes and installations" in various parts of, the building will greatly add to the convenience and accommodation of the public. The committee oh buildings and grounds of the board of supervisors Supervisors Win. Sewell, chairman, of Belvidcre; Jphn James, of Manchester, and W. L.

Hammon, of Le-Roy when it was decided by-the board to make certain improvements required, discovered upon thorough examination that it "would be the part of wisdom to include the entire structure in the plans, and follow those which when carried out would be of permancy and good' for many years. The committee made this representa-tion to the board, and was instructed to go ahead and use their own judgment. i Architect and, Contractors. Frank A. Carjienter, architect, of Rockford, was engaeipd to furnish mt only the plans for the desired alferations1 in the building but specifications for the interior decorations as well.

The contractor for the alterations was C. 0. Lewis and the decorating A. J. Clark.

The specifications were subject to variation, where but the changes have been few. The result of the decorative scheme adopted after the visit of the committee to several adjacent cities for insjx'ctiou of public buildings, is an interior very handsomely adorned in jan elaborate and substantial manner. The colors have been admirably chosen and blend harmoniously, and have been applied with reference to their appropriation to the different rooms. The walls in nearly every part were in such a condition' that the use of burlap was indispensable and it has been generally employed. The halls are in Vandyke brown and Teco green, with stencil borders.

Court Room Transformed. The fine court room has been embellished in everv part. The color jfor the Lincrtista Walton wainscot-ling is green, side-walls burnt orange I and cornice and metal ceiling shades iof creahi. The ceilinehas silt and silver omamentattion; the stencil freize is in dark green as also the cornice brackets and window frames ami the sash white. The settees are painted dark green and the arms and top rail are in varnished walnut.

The bar Tails and jndges desk have been varnished, anad all parts of the room share in the treatment "given. The general effect is strikingly admirable and the room complete and attractive in all its decorative features. The jury room has. Vandyke brown and cream for the colorings the room for jnembers of the bar follows in its colors the court room; the judge's room is neatly papered. In the jury room has been arranged a large coat closet' and both this room and that for attorneys have new hard maple flours.

On the Lower Floor. On the lower floor, the treasurer's office side walls of chocolate brown, ceiling of cream, frieze stenciled in dark green, and woodwork in white -enamel. The folding doors have been moved from the partition in the treasurer's office to that separating the two parts of the county superintendent 's 6f-fices. In the latter rooms the wainscot is Teco green, the walls dark Turkish red, the ceiling cream and the woodwork seal browp. The board of review; room has the side walls in Indian yellpw blended into cream at the top, the latter the ceiling color, and the woodwork in Vandyke brown, the sash white.

Provisions for Public In the improvements introduced are toilet and retiring rooms on the first floor for ladies lavatories; closets in the basement for men. A broad stairway in an addition built on the east side of the' structure leads to the room last mentioned. All the radiators and exposed hot water heating pipes have been coated Kith aluminum, paint. The building is lighted throughout by electricity, The change in the "front entrance are a great improvement. The erna-mental facade of Bedford atone bean the lettering; "Boone County Court rdvveller dir' slate grayas )fnost city re why cities.

consum Oiie Scott's TTution is Emulsion keep do a 7 because eep the lungs clean arid supplies ri i them with rich, red blood. It makes the Jungs If the body is run dowa arid 1 health is at a low ebb Scott's Emulsion will build It up quickly and permanently. SCOTT A BOWNt 404 PotJ Stral XWTat. PLAN CONTESTS III MID-AIR Jamestown Exposition Will Offer Eaces Between Airships and Voy-- ages Through Space to Visitors. Several applications have been made to the Jamestown Exposition management for permission to operate dirigible balloons and airships at the celebration in 1907.

For the first time in the history of aerial navigationair vehicles will be used commercially, that is to convey passengers. Hitherto all attempts to conquer the air have been mere spectacles and have subserved no useful purpose except in so far as demonstrating the possibilities of lev-itation and dirigibility. rT Only have occupied places in the balloons or vessels and the general public's interest in the matter has always been that of spectator. At the Jamestown Exposition, if the company is satisfied that the air conquerors are entirely safe, passengers will be carried from the shore to the ships and elsewhere through the air. This aerial navigation is quite dissimilar to the ascension of captive balloons, which has hitherto been the onlv form of ascension in which the public has participated.

Santos Dumont and several others have proved the possibilities of directing airships almost at will, and an American inventor, Captain Thos. S. Baldwin, has perfected an airship until it is almost as easy to navigate as an ordinary yacht. In connection with ('apt. Baldwin's effort to subjugate the air, there are two men who have been brought prominently into public notice as inventors of these crafts Lineoln Beachy and Roy Knabenshue.

Whether these famous air captains will "each command a Baldwin ship at the Jamestown Exposition -or whether they will be engaged by rival constructors, cannot now be ascertained, but both of them will be present at the and will direct airships. That they will contest for prizes in speed and directness of course is certain, whether they are employed by the same concern or not, but a far greater element of sport will be added if rival constructors each secure the services of one of these men. Baldwin is not to be the only inventor, There is another all conqueror who has filed already his application for a concession. And probably there will be several others, so races a nd contests of every sorf overhead are assured as features of the Tri-centennial. A dose of Pine-ules at bed time will usually relieve backache, before morning.

These beautiful little globules are soft gelatine coated and when moistened and placed in the mouth you can't keep from swallowing them. Pine-ules contain neither sugar nor alcohol just gums and resins obtained fronf our own native pine forests, combined with other well known bladder, kidney, blood and backache remedies. For sale by W. Watson, druggists. eod Pine Tar Cough Syrup.

Is now on sale in all Belvidere drug stores at CO eent per bottle. It is an bid Indian formula and baa cured in hundreds of eases. Tour money back if not satisfied. Prepared by W. 0.

Willard 4 Belvidere, Bl. 1-30-tf f( Home Baker; Sale. 'ilome bakery "sale for benefit" of St. Joseph" hospital at jYP. Piel's grocery Saturday: :) .29.

are tne lurts 1 1 siaienif. i rtiottJ-ffiveann Aloes yn coisui ic neiys 10 i i a review room wiirbeTused as a general reception room when not occupied by the board. It is probable that at no distant date the exterior brick work of the building will be given, a coating of color material and tuck-pointed. tThft- improvements and decorations, particularly the latter represent the employment of much time in "careful preparation andexecution, and the committee in charge pi the work is to be congratulated on the success fid outcome of its efforts. The historic structure has been adorned and modernized in excellent s.tyle, and the provisions for comfort in pleasing surroundings will be appreciated by the public.

The present building was begun in 1854 and finished in IS NOT A CANDIDATE. Justice L. L. Morrison Says That He Will Not Contest the Election. L.

L. Morrison, who has presided as police magistrate at Rockford so long that the memory of. man runneth not to the contrary yesterday announced that he would not be a candidate for re-election, leaving the field.open to L. A. Louison, his only It seems that through the confusion relative to the question of the necessity of election to the place being held under the primary law, Judge Morrison did not file his nomination papers, and now rather than go through the court fights necessary to get legar recognition he retires voluntarily.

He has been a unique figure on the police bench and his retirement will rob the newpnpers of many a good story. The lectures he gave the prisoners have gone down in the local annals of metaphor and wit. He had a habit of sentencing his steady patrons to go to church regularly, to take a bath, to visit the police station daily to have their breath smelled, and other unique punishments. Tie was a terror to the habitual offender. The B.

Y. P. V. of, 1st Baptist -hnrch will give social and next Tuesday evening. No admission will be charged, Indigestion is much a habit.

Don't get the habit. Take a little Kodol Dyspepsia Cure after ea'tin? and you will quit belching, puffing, palpitating and frowning. Kodol Digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by all druggists. xx To Tax Payers.

I have been granted a short extension in time to collect taxes. Those who have not paid, please eall and Isettle immediatelv. W. H. Durham.

3-1-tf Home Bakery Sale. Home bakery sale for benefit of St. Joseph hospital at W. H. Piel's grocery Saturday.

3-22-2t Not Worth the Livi Sorry Condition of Many Today. Lib- era! Offer by John C. Foote. Those who never "have any stomach troubles and whose digestion is Hke that of an ostrich cannot possibly understand the sorry condition of many in Belvidere today. "Life' does not seem worth the liv ing: they bear "up with nervous irri at ion, ery in 'Oiu uia auaff- stomach, head-aches, back-ach constant fear going to dis-cause still that greate Mf a "remedy that restores functions of the di- gestive system: trition, and ai rives flagging nu- the assimilation of food.

This remedy soothes and heals the irritated and inflamed walls of the stomach, strengthens the nerve centers of the digestive system, and makes a permanent and positive cure in all forms of stomach trouble, excepting cancer. John C. Foote makes a very liberal offer in connection with Ifi-o-na, giving a guarantee with every 50 cent box he sella that if the remedy does' not give satisfaction, it will cost nothing. Begin ita use at onee. and see how quickly yon will get relief.

nm I 7 sieeDiejsness thX 9W, and have a bRt theXeatia ith Jmem an A distress. SaAilr is the Vast ds a THE SEASON ef this sale u-we never carry goods over from one season to another, and we need the room for our large spring stock that will soon arrive. 1EMEMBES all this heavy clothing is this season's latest styles and will be sold at a great sacrifice. COME IN and ask the price and find out for yourself bow muea jo ean save on each purchase. IEOARDING QUALITY, we need only say that our guarantee your safeguard.

fe fe feTe fe'feTe fe fe fe fe feie 4 4 Clothier 4 I JACK EDWARDS, North Side fefe-feteeeeeeeeee-feeeeT-efefeee. 4e4-ee4e4e4ie4-e4'e4eee4ee4'eee4-e44e'fe'fe4e4-e-f 100 DOZEN CUPS AMD SAUCERS With Plates to Match. Three beautiful decorations in handsome designs of floral sprays, artistically displayed, imparting that elegance found only in Haviland China. Regular price, $4 00 per dozen. SPECIAL PRICE TV One half dozen Cups and Saucers 1 (R 0 0 Per One half dozen Plates JkJJO dozen Good for this week only, at the 1 NEW YORK STORE.