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Xm I uraJ Constipated 66 toy Iron-Ox In a Sbort Times OM ol the moat extraordinary owes Ian record 1B thtf of J. W. Oottom -who. alter fl yearq 0f from ohrorilo constipation ad its attendant Ms -writes fowek am using iron-Ox Tablets, and have been astonished at the re-, kulia. I almost 86 ag-e.

Lftar Iron-Ox a short time, Winchester, Ind. Cottom1 JCron-Ox Ta.b**B reliove oonstlpcttien 9jr utimulating' the etomaoft ana toowelq to natural action. They tone up htjr digestive spvfem, oauilng prj feot digestion, perfect aartmuatteii, and natural flixW of fluids. This puvffaW lives and cathartics cannot do. By curinf indigestion tad.

Ion. and causing normal action of the iver and Iron-Ox blood of impurities -which reauco atsngartng stein, eruptions ana lflftaM, I thU, they contain to oonrvenient form the active principle 4 Inerve and brain food, so thai they art, uiMqualed system buIlOora. Benawnoer, Iron-Ox Tafoleta we npt burwatfcw or cathartic in their effect Ihey are tonio-laxattvs they building up the entire They grrttw lnxipWBStnerly wit la com tinoed, nee. Purgatives and cathartics feive only temporary relief by vtotenl and Injurious actionthey do fas Snow harm than good and ooh loae (thtelr affect. IronOx iTarjlstti in an attract aluminum 26 cents, druggtotf, or postpaid, on receipt price.

The Iron-Ox Remedy Mich. Ijyman-Eliel Drug Minneapolis, (Northwestern Distributors. Special Sale ill Wee 60 S. H. Green Tradinig free -with one can of the celebrated A.

JP. Baking Powder, -fit Stamps tg0 50c KTona better made. 10 S. H. Green Trading Stamps with 3 packages Raisins, -M At, ie package Isav 10 S.

H. Green Trading Stamps 3 packages Currants, 4 fit per package 10 S. H. Green Trading Stamps with 5 cakes of A. P.

Sweet Chocolate, per 10 S. H. Green Trading: Stamps With one lb. Mocha and KZf Java, at 15 S. H.

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Green Trading Stamps with five cakes of Grandmother's Borax Laund ry Soap, JB per cake 15 S. H. Green Trading- Stamps with one lb, of Sun Dried Japan 40c 2p S. H. Green Trading Stamps with one lb.

of fine 5oTli Sun Dried Japan Tea 10 S. H. Green Trading Stamps with three botltes of the best Ammonia, 10 S. H. Green Trading Stamps with five cakes Scouring Soap, per cake.

20 S. H. Green Trading Stamps with one bottle best Ex- AIJ- tractstwenty flavors aiiOG Stamps given on Extra Elgin C'renintxy Butter antl trie Best Cane Sugar. Fresh Pulverized Coffee a Specialty. 521 Nlcollot Avenue.

THE North American Telegraph Company. (ORGANIZED 1886.) Continues to furnish the same efficient service that has I made the venture a I GREAT WM MONDAY EVENING, SPORTS GLASS TOURNEY GIRLS' BASKETT-B ATiTi TEAM WJMJIJ BATTLE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE UNIVERSITY. The which will im the armory to-night to determine the' cfiiss" championship has aroused the keenest among the Already the hall is gay with the red and white of the seniors, the orange and black of the Juniors the yellow -and white of the sophomores and the green and white adopted' by the freshmen, The men of the various 'closses have taken this part of the contest In charge And each class! is striving'-to outdo the rest in decor.ar tions and rooting. The Qlee -and Mandolin clubs will be present to a note of melody to the noise of the rodters. In "wilplay alternate utes each, two teams 'resting: while the other take minutes of -to determine, the championship.

The line-UD of the teams follows: SeniorsHigginbojthstw. center Ingrand McCurdy, forwards: Johnson 6captain) and "Wier, guards. JuniorsHarding, center Cox and Gordon, forwards Frank (captain) and 'Boyee, guards. i SophomoresDunn (captain), center: Van Bergen and Rosenstein, forwards Beyer and Newkirk or Stocking, guards. FreshmenBogart, center Schuyler (captain) and J.

Barnes, forwards 'HofElin and Schaller, guards. Referee, Dr. Cooke. "Umpire, Murfln. All four teams have varsity players on their line-up and the other players have been chosen from the regular basket-ball sauad.

Each girl has been giv en a cex.tairi of invitations to distribute among her friends and none but those who present these invitations wSll be armor y. The North Dakota Agricultural college basket-ball team forfeited a game to. the Minnesota, agricultural college, taking offense at of the referee. When the game stopped the score was 24 to 23 in favor of North Dakota. Many charges of rough play were against the visitors.

Thr ee more games -will "be played by the Minnesota basket-ball team. Wisconsin or Iowa will play at the university next week. The gophers meet the "West Side Y. M. C.

A of Chicago. March 19, and Wheaton College of Il linois, March 2 6. The Ram's Horn team of Minneapolis beat Company basket-ball team at Hudson by a score of 24 to 211 Se veral varsity men, iincludingr itaxris. Tuck and Deerings played on- the Ram's Horn team. i In a close and interesting game the Lyidale Avenue Congregational church girls' basket-ball team defeated the Drummond hall girls by a score of 20 to 18.

The Y. C. A. intermediate basket-ball team defeated the St. Paul intermediates by a score of 31 to 16, at the St.

Paul association rooms. MONROE HAS ADVANTAGE MINER OUTPOINTS TOM SHARK- I1V SIX-ROUND BATTLE'. IN" QUAKER CITY. Philadelphia, Feb. 2 9.

Jack Munroe outfought in their six-round bout at the Second regiment armory in this city Saturday night. Munroe stepped from the ring without a mark, while both of Sharkey's eyes wero badly swollen from vicious right and left swings of the Butte miner. In only one round, th first, did, Sharkey have any advantage Munroe. After this, the battle -was al most -wholly in Munroe's favor. "When Munroe began" to And the sailor's stomach, Sharkey became and nearly all of his went around Munroe's neck.

I the fifth round Munroe had his antagonist in trouble and again in the sixth round Sharkey was in great tress. The blows which Munroe landed on Sharkey's stomach went straight from the shoulder and hard enough to Knock out almost aiiy fighter. The opinion seems tp be that Jeffries will now be called uponwto defend the championship against' Mttriroe. Tom Sharkey returned to New York from Philadelphia with blood in his eyethe left opticwhich is somewhat dscolored from the severe contact with the mitt of Jack Munroe. 'Twas me own fault," said the sailorman last night, to a reporter, "that I did not put the miner into the bottom of the pit long before the six rounds were over.

I trained too long and was over-confldent of my own self. Will you say that I have $5,000 to bet on meself and will sign articles to-morrow to fight Munroe under the same conditions, 7.5 and 25, and for six or fifty rounds if he thinks he can go that distance with me?" "Having fought both Jeffries and what do think: of their respective "No comparison "at all," declared the sailor. "I will say for Munroe vthat he a stron J(s slowverg young-'fellow. But he1 slow. He is game, however.

Why that first punch of mine that put him down raised on his th at won't wash it-back to New York to show it, he was so proud of it. That blow would have put a.n ox out of business and he is about the only man I have met that came back -after one to see if there were any more left." Charles Brown, "Sailor Brown," Is out with a challenge to Tom Sharkey. Brown and Sharkey are old rivals and met in when were in Ithe navy: was the champion of the old navy and Sharkey champion of the new. together Brow Aurelio Herrera and Benny Yanger "Will flght at the American Athletic club in "Chicago, -March 7, and will weigh 130'pounds at the ringside. See Stoclwvell soonThat life insur- anceThe Penn Mutual, Andrus bldg.

Excursions, "Colonial" and "Settlers" On every Tuesday, during Mar ch and April, the Northern Pacific Hail-way Company will, the one way "settlers" excursion' tickets' to 'points in Minnesota. Dakota, Manitoba and Ontario at greatly reduced rates. Th "Colonist" one excursion tickets will, be on sale daily during thenauseous same' months to'points in Montana, Idaho, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and California. Only $20 to Helena and Butte $22.50 to Spokane "and points in Eastern Washington $25 Tacoma, Seattle and Portland, and only 332.90 to California points. Call at the Northern Citv Ticket Office, Number 19 Nicollet House Block.

Great Northern Ry. Changes Time. Do not get left. See new time card, I fo Sunday, Feb. 2 8.

Trains leave MARTIN TO KANSAS CITY aECNNEAJPOIilS BOY SIGNS PITCH WITH THE TEAM THIS SUMMER. COWBOY Dave Martin, the Minneapolis boy, who twirled for the Crookston baseball team in Northern league last summer, has pitclr iar Kansas CJtyy in the association this' year, pitching-fojrty-tbie games 'winning thirty-two, losing ten and tieing one. One of his best achievements was shutting out the champion "Winnipeg team without a run or a hit. is certain to make good In the bjigger league. Martin pitoned for Minneapolis the latter part pf 1902.

started the season last year with Kansas Captain Fox, who is charge of the JPurdue university: baseball team, thinks he has discovered-a new phenomenon in the person of.a pitcher there. President Watkins has forwarded a contract, and the new man's name will be made known as soon as he has sighed. Lindgren of'fifteen min has been engaged to take charge the Minneapolis baseball grounds this season. Arrangements practically were pleted at jpuiiith Saturday for the formation of a new baseball league to be composed of Appleton, Eau Claire, Superior, Hancock-Houghton and Green Bay. Manager Van Praagh of the Duluth team, who makes the announcement, states that Duluth will at once pull -but.

of the Northern league and will open the season about'May 15: Among the persons most interested in the major baseball leagues, there promises to be a very busy week. President Ba R. Johnson of the American league arrived in New Tork last night and to-day he will convene the arfhual schedule meeting of the organization. The annual schedule meeting at New York', of the National league will begin hefe twenty-four hours later. Tale tmjversity has decided, to do without professional coaches for her baseball teanx this year.

"Spike" Anderson, formerly a star ball player at the university and at present a member of the Winnipeg of the Northern league, has been secured to coach the Hamllne baseball team. BANQUET TO SOUTH HIGH MEMBERS OF CHAMPION FOOTBALL TEAM ABE GUESTS OF HONQR A A BAXQDET. Captain and Mrs. McGregor entertained the members of the South Side high school 1903' footbaU team at a com plhnentary banquet Saturday night at their home, 3323 Elliot avenue. Among the guests were Dr.

L. Williams, "coach of the University team, and GUmore Dobie, assistant at the varsity and coach of the South high school team. The rooms were handsomely decorated with orange black, the South high.colors, and with maroon and gold. "Williams spoke upon the relations of high school to university athletics. Coach Dobie urged the need of more spirit and enthusiasm in high school athletics.

Captain Castor of Central high complimented South high upon winning the championship, and predicted a good'sHowing for Central next faU. Captain Chestnut of the 1904 South high team spoke, of athletics at that school, and W. I. Nolan gave several humorous recitations. Music 'was furnished during the evening by Miss Mabel McGregor and Rydell, and Don McGregor and George Orness.

Tbe dinner served by Misses Jessie Stearns, Mabel McGregor Sara Eledell. GOSHEN JIM'S FAST TIME Time Judges. 0. A. F.

H. D. Ardle: timers J.Grahn, H. H. Herseyi-Mc C.

B. Waddell. CardsPit! Free at the So Li ne Ticket Office, 11 9 South Third Street. NOT A NATIVE Tlioxigti Itrst Brought Jamestown, It Has Spread Throughout -f the Land. Once upon a time the name of must have been very sharply "Within the iaenr ory of many people now living James was pronounced "Jeems in fact, we believe that that was the accepted pronunciation of our Virginia forer fathers.

But "Jim" must have been the diminutive of Jeems as well as James at least we judge so, because what is popularly known as "the Jimson weed" really is the Jamestown The Jimson weed, is hot a native plant, but probably came' to us from South America or Asia. It is a question how it got to but we believe it is-conceded that it is not indigenous to Virginia. If it was deliberately and designedlyimported it must have been because.of its medical while this weed is now recognized as having some medical value, it. may not have had that reputation with -Euro peans. The Chinese, however, use it to some extent medically and may have done so for time immemorial, that country being given to the acceptance of new ideas or new remedies.

The average American, however, would not take kindly to the use of cine derived from a plant of which so little is known by pharmacists of this country, and fill their stomachs with medicines and suffer greatly as.a. consequence. But -would look about them for something pract tical and thoroughly reliable as Walther's Peptonized Port. If you feel all out of sorts, as a rule you can attribute the cause of your trouble to your stomach or bowels. What you need probably is some good tonic to tone up your system and put your stomach in good working condition, which will result from the use of Walther's Peptonized' Port, ivhich comes -in two sized bottles, 50 cents and $1, and is on sale at Voegeli's two Minneapolis stores, Washington avenue an Nicollet and Seventh street.

sr OltEAT GETJDrN'G GOES MILE JN BREAjaNG WORLD'S i In- the races at th Saturday Goshen Jini, speedy pacer, broke the world's half mile record, going the distance in The previous record was held by S. G. Qbm.B won the free-for-all trot and defeated -Princewell in fjnajtc.h Sutnmariiss Fctte-for-all jpacev-BoUiscliliaTcapi i Goshen Jim. (Gladk) Boegs'(MCGpy) ,.,2 'Paimiia Gleii .4........ .8, (KerrickVr i.

Tlin.91:03%, Fr'ee-for-air trot, $50 purse: Cora. (Xlmrston) Porter (Loomis) 2 8 2 Susie B. (Nelson) Match rarse, $100 purse: Allaboard (Dow) .....1 1 2 1 Princeweil (Gallagher) 2 2 1 2 THE MINNEAPOLIS JOUBNALV iww Wash Silks fSfc few plenty of styles and fromj.reg. price usually49c 39caH silk black Japanese Wash Silk, Al Silk Poulard cy and stapfe black silks, all silk shirtwaist suiting taffetas, worth to $1. 75c strictly guaranteed quality black Crepllde all the choice shades and black, usually 89c? yard 'J.

MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS Henry J. Hooper, '07, Dartmouth's famous football center, died at N. yesterday, following an attack of appendicitis, for which an operation was performed on Thursday last. Arrangements are beinc made' for a series of international billiard matches to be played in St. Louis durinjr the world's fair.

George Schaefer has received, a letter from Jake Schaefer, now in Paris, in which the wizard promises to take part in the contests. In consequence of. the difficulty experienced by automobile authorities in obtaining a suitable course in England for the English eliminating trials for the international auto race, the lieutenant governor of the Isle of Man, Lord Raglan, has been approached with the suggestion, that they should take place in that island. Word is received of the marriage on Saturday at Deland, of Miss tne golf player, to Harold F. White of Brooklyn.

Miss Uderhill won the woman's golf 'championship of America on Oct. 1899. William V. Thompson, general manager of the bowling department 'of the Collender company ii.the.Vtiestiand one of the best bowlers in npitfi star the east with Mrs, Gertrude Hull of Chicago, who claims the woman championship of The Crackle You Hear Is the Sign They are Fresh 39c Taffeta 49 Taffeta 69c INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET About thirty of the best athletes of the Minneapolis schools and tbo Y. it.

C. A. will compete Tn an indoor meet at the Y. M. C.

A. gymnasium March 26. Six men from each school will compete in each of the five events sclied-. uled. and tne man- wrho finisbee with the largest number of points to his credit will receive a gold medal.

Bronze medals will be awarded all men who earn 55 per cent of the points made by the winners in each event. The events probably will bo a twenty-five yard dash, running high and broad jump, a shot put and a quarter-mile potato race. Anotber meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at 'the association rooms to. complete arrangements. -Representatives of all high schools in the city will attends Helena, and Butte, $20..

Spokane, $22,50 Tacoma, Seattle and Portland, $2,6 San Francisco and Los Angeles, $32.90. Tickets at the above "Colonist" ex cursion rates -will be on sale by the Northern Pacific daily during March and April. Call at the city ticket office number 19 Nicollet 'House Block, for full "particulars. Work is never done tv 'Vita" EVANS, MUNZER, PICKERING A CO. 'down in history as the day of oiir FIRST SPECIA SAL NE AND NOBBY SILKS for Spring and Summed.

We have not said much about we have wood" all the time and are proud of of the showingnot for quantity, but for exclusiveness and. beauty. As an incentive for an early inspection we will QUOTE PRIDES tor Tuesday that will not be approaohod thiayear. I9c of nineteen shipwrecked persons and received a congressional medal. For the man Who Works sun to sun Woman Uneeda The clean, fresh, crisp food that is al ways good, and good for all.

Good for the -worker because they are sustaining. Good for the housewife because they lafe convenient. tGood for the children because they are wholesome. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 'tag i Mark That Date II Shirt Waist Suiting Silks, 'Y'W-, and exclusive designsnot a large lot, but swell, compare with usual $1.25 yard 75c 36-iiu Heavy white Jap Habutai Silks, 69 Shirt Waist Suiting Silks Brightest, prettiest silks ever shownjust the proper correct thing ior swell dressersthis timeyard. mm $1.25 heavy black double-faced Peau de Soie, 89o Soie Simillant, dressy fabric, Dame Fashion's favorite see it, New YorkCaptain William M.

Thompson, commodore of the' "White Star' line 'twenty-five years ago, is dead. In .1872 he saved the lives TF you do Dot realize how importi ant your hat is, put on a straw some Winter day and see whether you attract attention. Gordon Hats are made in all good shapes and cost $2 less than hats that are no better S3XXX Birmingham, Ala.A negro, supposed to shot and killed: Postal Clerk Stockton and possibly fatally injured Postal Clerk Bass on the north-bound A. (J. S.

train this morning. A posse with bloodhounds is on his trail. AW: 1 AI 89c 98c 'Ji ft.