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EXAMINE THEM.
The "Coffea- ever Hnrt-Me. People.


Some famous brain workers have
made welcome discovery along the
line of recovery of health by the
proper selection of food Several
were of the Coffee never hurt-me"
kind, but as an experiment, tried ieav-
ing II off ten days. and the use of
Postum Cereal Food Coffee in its
place A definite and decided i'm
provement in health is practically
certain to attend such change.
Look carefully into the state of
health Of the individual who knows
that coffee don't hurt me- and you
are almost sure 10 find some form of
physical all or functional disturb
anee-perhaps muddy complexion, or
weak eyes, ineiplent heart failure. kid
ney trouble. liver or bowel disorders, or
some form of weakness that shows
plainly enough by the cry for relief
sent up from some organ of the body.
Why does the dismissal of Coffee
and the use of Postum bring nelpr
Experiments IN artificial digestion show
clearly to the scientific investigator
that Coffee arrests digestion. and
according to one authority, allows only
81 per cent. of the food TO be digested.
That strikes at the very keystone 10
the arch of health Failure in digeS
ton means lack of good blood, and
therefore a lack of food for the nerve
centers. AS the nerves control the
readily understand that a disorganized
nervous system may show effect in
amy part of the body Therefore. a
removal of the cause will allow nature
to right herself A powerful assistant
To nature is Postum Cereal Food Cof-
fee, composed of the albumen. phos-
pilates, gluten, etc, from which nature
builds in the delicate tissues of the
nerves.
Postum aids digestion without drug
ging. and furnishes a concentrated
liquid food as Well as a most delicious
morning Coffee.
Ii the reader has ever failed TO make
Postum satisfactorily, it will be found
that. To allow Ii 10 boil Is minutes
after boiling commences, VIII solve the
problem as II must be 50 boiled TO
extract taste, color and food value. II
is The only original Food Coffee with Il
pleasant coffee flavor. Many inita-
tons OF Postum are now upon the
market. The only naiatahie ores thus
TAR tested prove II he ssaGe i9.4
grade OF coffee apd SEINE asser a#tt-
e.cs. Notwithstanding the loud claims
that they are pure"
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SIGNIFICANT WORDS.
Lieutenant Nanix Reported 10 Have
Promised II sensation.

Key West, March 5,-Lieutenant
Manix before sailing on the Mangrove
with the Maine board of inquiry re-
ferred TO the statement that the court $
investigation had failed To prove the
Maine had been blown up from the
outside.
That's all bosh." he said why
cant they stop theorzing until We get
ready, To report Then | assure you
we shall have some reading for the
American people that will be interest
ing"
"Will ii mean war; was asked.
That's a question | can't answer
now. Wait"
The Mallory steamer Tampasas
which sailed for New York to-day. has
IN board i've survivors of the Maine.
They are Master at-Arms Lead Cook
stewards They Will be taken il the
receiving ship Vermont and from there
will be transferred To other ships.
All the other marines and other sail
ors of the Maine now here and fit for
duty, We're to-day distributed among
the vessels of the feet The commits
stoned and warrant officers of the
Maine have not yet received orders
but IL is said that the orders are here
and as soon as the naval court of in
quiry definitely announces that it will
not recall the officers they Will be or
dered to their homes on leave Of alb
senec
subscription has been raised
throughout tie G-et tny the ra1ef ~
tEu fa8tl5 ~ II tH- Sis ae Ur tsu
Mati4s disaster. Every enlisted aaa
ou board the cruiser New 1olh has
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decrease of s23 1913. 900 in the net deposits
and more than s1s.5o0,0oo decrease in the
loans The decrease in deposits is the
largest on record. In March. 1881. II was
SO, 000. 600. All kinds of reports were cir
culated regarding the statement. But as
to the decrease in loans. Ii may be stated
that the city banks, the Chase and other
large banks refused during the week 10
mark down their rate of interest and
many of the loans were consequently
paid off These banks will therefore. show
a reduction in the amount of loans and
discounts and an increase of cash in
hand. A large amount of money was sent
TO the country during the week. which
accounts for considerable decline in de-
poSifS
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BLISS HAS OBJECTIONS.
He Is Opposed Ia the 50 Free Homes.
Amendment to the Indian APP
propriatiOn Ell.


Washington, March 5.-Chairman
Sherman of the Indian affairs commit
tee of the house has received from Sec
rotary Bliss a communication, in which
the latter takes strong ground against
the adoption by the house of the free
homes" amendment to the Indian APP
preparation bill adopted by the senate.
The secretary thinks such legislation
will be inexpedient. as it would be tax
ing the entire people for the benefit of Il
few.
The letter points out that there are
two classes of lands which would be af-
fected by The proposed legislation. The
first of these are the lands held I'm trust
by the government for the Indians. to
be disposed of for their benefit, for
which direct appropria tion Of approxl-
mately $12.000000 would have to be
made to reimburse the Indians The
second class are those lands purchased
direct from the Indians for specific
sums, aggregating S25 100000, in round
numbers This money was to be reim-
bursed to the United states by persons
who settled on the lands. Probably half
of this land has been entered by settlers,
upon which there has been paid by them
less than million dollars
The total loss, therefore, to the gov
eminent, which the enactment OF the
free homes clause would entail. would
approximate S3o,U0O.UUU. secretary Bliss
shows that the proposed legislation
might embarrass the agricultural coli
leges which received stated sum each
year from the proceeds of the disposal
of public lands within the boundaries
of the states in which they are located
Another question which the secretary
asks Is on what principle of equity and
justice could the United States refuse TO
return on coded Indian lands the large
amounts they have in good faith paid
into the treasury? 1t is also represented
that the proposed legislation would AFT
feet several pending Indian treaties as
the United States would have to assume
the payment OF the money demanded by
the Indians for the cession of their lands
In the event of the ratification of such
agreements by congress. There are also
a number of other Indian reservations
which. in the course of time. might pos
sibly be opened to homestead settle
ment. and the policy outlined in the pro-
posed amendment might. II is urged. If
enacted into law, place the United
States under obligations to appropriate
money sufficient to pay the full value of
lands that might in the future be coded
To the government.
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DR.. WURTH'S OPINION
OF THE NEW DISCOVERY IN MED
ICISE.


A Remarkably Successful Remedy for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach
Troubles.
DR.. Wurth. in commenting on recent
discoveries in medicine. said: There is
none which is certain to he so valuable
and far reaching in benefit as Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. the new stomach
remedy; / say far reaching. because
people little realize how important
sound stomach and vigorous digestion
Is to every man. woman and child.
Indigestion Is the starting point of
consumption, heart disease, BriEhts'
disease. diabetes. nervous prostration,
liver troubles; why is this so2 Simply
because every nerve. muscle and tissue
in our bodies is created and nourIshed
from the food we eat II that food is,
by reason of a weak stomach, COM
PEELED to lie for hours. a sour. ferment-
ing mass of half-digested food. IL poi
sons the blood and nervous system.
creates gas which distends the stomach
and bowels. causing pressure on the
heart. lungs and other organs and seri-
ously impeding their action.
He says further. the point to direct
attention is not the nerves. nor heart.
nor lungs. nor kidneys. but the stnm-
ach, the first cause of all the mischief.
The remedy TO use for indigestion
and weak stomachs lis not some cath
arfic, but a remedy which VIII digest
the food increase the flow of gastric
juice. absorb the gases, and Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will accomplish ex-
actiy this result in any case of stomach
trouble. because these tablets are COM
posed of the digestive acids, aseptic
pepsin. Golden Seal and Bismuth
pleasant to taste, and not being a pat
ent medicine, can be used by anyone
with perfect safety. ! believe Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure any form
Of indigestion and stomach trouble ex-
cept cancer of stomach.
Full size packages OF Stuart.s Dys-
pepsia Tablets are sold BY druggists at
80 cents. = hook OH stomach diseases
Together with thousands Of testimonials
will pr sent ~ addressing stuart Co,
Marshall. Mich.
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Odson,
Richardson
n as mais St. & Adams

authorities and different societies which
had been waiting for the warshp's ar
rival The docks were crowded with
Isl ghtseers Rockets were sent up and
flags and other decorations We're dis
played from vessels in port, public
buildings and palaces, The Oquendo
made a fine appearance as she returned
the salute from Fort Cabanas and then
saluted the fort and admiral Capt
Joaquin Lazas is in command of the Al
mirante Oquendo. F'itzhugh Lee, jr,
son of the consul general, was among
the passengers who arrived to-day on
board the OliXette.
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THE REQUEST REFUSED.
Lee VIII Not BE Recalled and Supplies
will lie Sent in Marships.

Madrid, March 6-Senor Gulon
Spanish minister of foreign affairs. re-
Gently intimated to United States Min
lister Woodford that the Spanish gov
eminent desired the recall from Ha
vana of Consul General Lee, and that
the American warships which have been
designated to convey supplies to the re-
lief of the sufferers in Cuba should be
replaced by merchant vessels in order
to deprive the assistance sent to the re-
concentrates of an official character.
Minister Woodford cabled the request
TO The Washington government, which
the present circumstance or to counter
mand the orders for the dispatch of the
war vessels. making the representation
that the war vessels are not fighting
ships
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IsI Nacinnnl,s snlntinn.

Madrid, March Accommodating on
the rumors of President Mckinley $
project to purchase Cuba, El Nacional
in an article under the caption. The
Best Solution of the Cuban Problem, .
exclaims:
will nobody preach and proclaim
the annexation of Cuba to the United
States by agreement with Spain on
condition that the United States re
deem its insular debt, favoring us dur
ing certain period by a tariff con
cession and guaranteeing, under a
powerful authority and a respected
flag. the lives and property of Span
iards resident in Cuba? Behold a So
luton of the problem which would
win popular sympathy. procuring the
best termination of any foreseen or
present heart burnings of the ma
ton"
The article has provoked much COM
ment.
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spain.s Recent Purchase.

London, March Further inquiries
made on the subject confirm the report
of the sale to Spain of the two cruisers
which the Armstrong; have been build
ing for Brazil. Inquiries further show
that a representative of the Chilean
government has been negotiating with
the representatives of the Spanish gov
eminent for the sale of the battleship
o Higgins and that the deal is practi-
cally completed whereby this splendid
warship passes into Spain's possession.
The ships which Spain secured in
France are two heavily armored de-
Tense vessels which Brazil ordered for
service on the river Platte.
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Coal for Key West.

Pittsburg. March 5.-The Post to-
morrow will say: The United States
government, by Secretary John p. Long
of the navy department. has just closed
d contract with Peal, Peacock < Kerr.
coal operators in the new Pittsburg dis
trict, for the delivery at Key West
within 40 days of 100000 tons of coal.
This contract is unauthorized by con-
gress, but Is made under the emergency
clause. which permits the heads of
national departments TO make large
expenditures on the national credit
without specific authority when the
occasion arises therefor. The contract
calls for the delivery of 10000 tons of
coal per day at Key West for 40 days,
shipment to commence on or before
Anril
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Washington March 5.-The treasury
department has issued circular To the
effect that all teas arriving in this eoun-
try after May l. 1898. will be governed by
the new standards adopted for the season
beginning March l. 1928. and ending April
30. 1898, excepting such teas as shall have
been shipped prior to March |. 1905
which shall be governed by the old stand
ards
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TROUBLE WITH FLORIDA
Continued from Page one,

divers were down for several hours to-
day. They make daily reports to Cap
tam Perai of the Spanish court of in
quiry.
The coast survey steamer Bache ar
rived this afternoon. She will take to
Key West the bodies of those recovered
from the wreck.
Senator Proctor, accompanied by
John K. Elwell and DR.. Egan, will go
to Sagua La Grande early tomorrow
by train
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Washington. March l~-In answer to in
auiries on the subject II II officially am
nouneed that the first payment of 81 &C.,
600 account of the sale of the govern
ment's interest in the Kansas Pacific
railroad was made during the present
week. The remaining So 900 Will be
made In -four equal payments I'm 30 40 50
and 90 days from the date OF the sale
Feb 49,
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Not Entitled Ia Fees

Special Dispatch To the Standard,
Helena. March BIN response to an in
CURRY of =, H. cockrill county attorney
of Gallatin county. Attorney General Mo-
Ian to-day decided that witnesses in
criminal cases who are compelled TO so
TO jail because of their inability to fur
nish bonds to appear in court when
needed. are not entitled to per diem ex-
eept for the duration of the trial. This is
a question that has frequently been
raised in Montana, especially in Butte
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I.urfsert Isr.,lSe Down.

Chicago. March 5.-Adolph l.. Lueteert
was to-day taken to the penitentiary at
Joliet TO which he had been sentenced
for the term of his natural life lie SEEM
ed at first 10 De glad Of his release from
jail and laughed and jol<ed on his way to
the train. lie was quiet. however, when
Joliet was reached and broke down when
the prison gates closed upon him. He sat
in the wardents office with tears rolling
down his face. unable TO say a word.
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Special Correspondence OF the Standard
Helena, March "A certificate of the in
crease Of the capital stock of The Lucy
Mining company OF Butte was filed with
the secretary Of state to-day. The in
crease is from $4,000 10 S100 600.
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Make Personal Investigation.

Charleston, March "a party con-
sisting of Senators Money Gallinger
and Thurston and Representatives
Smith of Michigan and Cummings of
New York, with several ladies of their
families. arrived here to-day on the
Flagler yacht Anita. They are en- route
To Cuba to make a personal investiga-
ton of the islands. They go as the
guests of ". Il. Hearst of the New
York Journal They will leave here
tonight or tomorrow morning.
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VIII Kusl, The Work.

Berlin, March 5.-The budget committee
Of the reichstag adopted the proposal that
the new vessels of the German navy shall
be finished In six instead of seven years
Admiral Won Tierpitre, secretary of the
imperial navy. said its adoption would re-
suit in considerable military and political
ADVANTAGES
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New York. March THE steamer
Nueees sailed to-day for Key West with
Is tons of relief supplies for the desti-
tute in Cuba. At Key West the stores
will be transferred 10 the Nashville and
Montgomery. A telegram was received
to-day from II. II. Lewis. secretary OF
tire Oregon relief committee, saying the
inst section of the Cuban relief train,
carrying 10000 pounds of food. left
there yesterday.
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Neglect OF H,nfN.

Santa Fe. \. NJ, March 5.--Governor
0tero has made an order removing A. Il.
Fall as solicitor general Of New Mexico.
charging neglect Of duty. Judge Falls
commission. under confirmation by the
legislative council, does not expire for one
wear
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Motion Denied.

Special Dispatch 10 The Standard
Washington. March 5.-Secretary Bliss
to-day denied plaintiffs motion for re-
view in the case of Nicholas Banks Us.
the Northern Pacific from the Helena
district. Montana. Patent will issue TO
the company.
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New York March 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser to-day says: The weekly
statement of the associated banks, issued
to-day, is regarded as one of the most re-
markabie in recent years. There was
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A pos,affice At Mar,as.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Washington. March "a postoffiee has
been established at Marias. Choteau
county, Montana with John Z. George
a postmaster.
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This Label on a Garment insurcs
= Perfect Fit and Satisfaction.
1t stands for the Best that Money
Can Buy or Skill Produce.

You will see this cele-
brated make Of clothing ad-
vertised in all the magazines
of the day. They are the
leading manufacturers of
the world, and we are their
sole agents for this locality.
Only a few days left of
our Great Removal Sale.
Improve the opportunity.
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! Havana. March 5,--The Spanish first
class cruiser Almirante Oquendo ar
rived in Havana harbor this morning
from Spain. She received hearty well
come from the ferry boats and tugs. on
board of which We're civil and military
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spa,n,s Debt Increased.

Madrid. March S.-The floating debt
of Spain was augmented by Is, 226 6S1
pesetas during February.
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The Miner Explorer or Sportsman wants general
medicine that will keep in any climate and not be spoiled
by wetting in water salt fresh Such medicine is
Rpans Tabules o the standard sor put up in boxes OF
six walls each vial securely corled and containing six
Tabules They fifty box or two dollars for
five boxes. May soak week in water without wettng
the medicine Can be had of any druggist, or by mail
from the Ripans Chemical Company, No. 10 Spruce
Street New York.
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Anaconda Livery Stable
o. q. sRowNELL. proprseter.

o. q. sRowNELL. Proprietor.
Bugsies, Horses AMI Saddles for Hire
Atsn prorYiste- - fas@er-er Ba-ya-s aid EK-
psa.s I.iHr. Connections made
iii trains
ones Az ssAL.s FlE2t Street. A4sseGdA
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faferSaI tstatf.

London Iaua iHwgaJ T45tfts4fl
head Of the Harae exchange nfm If Tat
trfsallk, il dead
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Ordered to sam Francisco.

Seattle. Atarch s.-The battiesrtp ore.
san hrs received orders 10 proceed a.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-07-01
Extension Notes.
rKulu, Maooanonr1

A. McManus, of Cakes, came up last
week and took one-mile contract just
south of the Holman school-house. His
section is very desirable one, consisting
of rather level ground, with short fills,
and the soil is easier TO work up than the
ordinary.
Ernest Hutchinson came over from
Edgeley, Saturday, and made arrange
ments with Contractor Ericsson to put on
with his force several work teams belong
ing to Dore Hull and o. Holcomb. The
teams came over and went to work
Monday.
The good, soaking rain will be of
much benelit to the graders. as it was
getting quite dry in the top soil.
The preliminary surveyors came in last
Saturday and returned to Minneapolis
on the Sunday evening train. They
brought their line to an end near West
field, postoflce in the southern part of
Emmons county, about 20 miles east of
Winona. The course the line is now
running, if continued, will strike the
Missouri river at old Vanderbilt, an
abandoned town, six miles up the river
from LaGrace and six miles south of the
state line. There is at this point q
natural gateway for railroad leading
to the river. The high. broken bluffs
which line the bank OF the river are
broken away here and gap q half-mile
wide and level as floor leads in from
the prairie to the brink Of the stream.
Several hundred acres of land suitable
for town,site, etc, lies there; also. one of
the strongest springs Of pure water in
the Dakotas gushes out near the river
and only few inches below the level of
the prairie. This would be good place
for q road to pull into, especially so if it
should some time cross>the river, as it is
said to have solid rock bottom at this
particular point.
Engineer Davis drove out to the old
line of grade Sunday morning, returning
in the evening. =
Donald Grant, father of Sam Grant,
whe superintends the. grade work. was
here several days last week. Mr.. Grant
is interested in the grading contract, but
returned to his home at Faribault to look
after more important affairs.
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TIE persistent pounding that the
Fargo Forum has been giving to Jim
Hill and his exorbitant railroad rates has
undoubtedly had much to do with the
voluntary reduction made BY the Great
Northern road. II the press generally
would strongly and persistently condemn
the excessive rates and the tax.dodging
of the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific, there is no doubt that these evils
would shortly cease to exist. Even the
ofacers Of big corporations have some re-,
gard for public opinion, If that opinion
L persistently and fearlessly expressed.
The Jamestown Alert gives the follow
ing brief statement of the reductions
made BY the Great Northern Railway
company:
The scbedules ofssfreight rates on the
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WILLIAMsPORT. NORTH DAKOTA

Great Northern from the Red river valley
which thut road has offered ia lieu Of
further Mitigation of the Hteenerson case
will reduce the Great Northern's gross
earnings by 100000 The Northern
Pacific will have to follow with similar
reductions. and the farmers will be saved
altogether about 81, SOC, 600 In transporta.
tion charges. After the Minnesota com.
missioners had carefully considered the
proposed schedule they consulted with
Attorney General Childs and agreed to
give the new rates trial, beginning July
Is. Pending the trial the Steenerson case
will be postponed. The new schedule,
which will 60 into effect at once for a
triaL gives Grand Forks rate to the
Twin Cities Of III cents per bushel on
wheat, reduction of p cents bushel.
It gives Fargo the same rate, a4a cents.
which is reduction of one cent. This
action places Grand Forks on the same
footing as a chipping point with Fargo.