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Show ( There is no prob- AGAIN lem of increased cost of food if you eat TRACE WHATEVER OF DR. COOK'S ALLEGED ASCENT OF MOUNT McKINLEY. more NO Quaker Oats world oven DYOLA DYES ONK l K 1 OK ALL. iOOIH f ant. brililnot color. 10c nt dws,lir. If ma in MiM'k wnd Juo KtuMng park 00 lor Ut'hiitHl and MitiiH will tut Html Willi UlrtM'ltuu bona ami color cani. jr Iff UV-O- A -I lturiliiKuu, U 'TO."0 HOWARD E. BURTON, Hpnelun-prtr..; o .1(1. tllvr. Ifiid. '1; ;.ild, r. II Mailing SUvrr, TV; t.nl.1. U)r: lor or rind full pri. hkt Mnt tto uppii'ut Uia nYnlitp? Cuntrul an umplm work htlti lied. .. Crtouuitur. NaUoul IWulu CoL o lo. Kol-m- Money cannot make a man good, but It can give biin the conditions' of a good life. William Smart. IMMTOK VH'ltS-.- whn Jnn fvl aoiilmiitntiin Ikliy at It I'trrv IMrt,' fiittttii'iet UutU.-n4 . Mifvr. Tuv larK jtic tuknirz I are Wi m Newfoundland's Bad Record. The Vested Interests.- - fwflnwi (Juimu. linn A Recommendation. Landlady You find her honest, don't you? HoneKt! Former Mistress Why, she never tukeg even un order from me! Judge. An Oregon As to the squeeze gate and dehorning chute shown herewith, this Is the standard style used throughout the west excepting, of course, a few minor modifications which do not affect the principle Involved. The plan given Is for branding on the right hip but it may be easily modified for branding on any spot desired, writes Ermine L. Potter of Oregon Agricultural college, in Breeders' Gazette The four posts used for the corners should be strong and set deeply In the ground, about five feet apart In the clear. The right-hanposts should exfeet above the ground and tend the others seven feet above ground. For framing lumber is about right, although strong poles may be used just as well. Inch stuff Is all right for the siding The left side Is made stationary and the bottom Is set In about fifteen Inches The right side Is hinged by two bolts. G and II. The sides must not be much more than ten Inches apart at tbe bottom. The squeezing power Is applied by a block and tackle attached at the points A and B. Two small double pulleys and an old lariat rope will do very well. The front end Is made like a common stanchion. The post J Is stationary while K la fastened at the bottom with a single bolt end Is held In place at the top by the lever E. which la notched on the under side to catch on the top of the corner post When It Is desired to open the stanchion this lever Is raised to disengage the notch and K pulled back against the corner post. , Tbe post J should be placed pretty well toward the left corner post, since tbe animal Is pressed against the left side during the operation. This also allows the stanchion to be opened very wide so that the larger cattle may get through without difficulty The right side la shown cut down so that tbe blp may be readily reached with the Iron Any part of tbe siding may be cut down Just as well. In any case tbe side should be higher than Is shown in the dram Ing. especially In front It Is shown tow In this case so that the construction may be better Illustrated. In using the chute, the bar C Is removed and the stanchion opened, but the bar D Is left In Its place. If this bar Is out the animal may go right on through the stanchion; In fact. It may be necessary to use more than one bar In this place. Just as soon as the animal la in place clamp the stanchion hut, puf up the bar C and close the squeeze gate with rope I. Now take ,air of bull pincers or spring nose rlams with about three feet of rope d 2x6-lnc- . j l fa d- -c " r j m-"- 1 Bad Taste your mouth removed while you wait that's true. A ' Cos-cartaken when the tongue is thick coated with the nasty in stomach, squeamish feeling sy," natural brings relief.-Ifseaway to help nature help- you. anl-mat'- s to a similar pin In the left Every man should have his balance comer post The right horn is cut. wheel trued up occasionally. ., the brand applied and tbe Job is done. The bar D Is removed, the stanchion C opened and the pressure on the sides released. The animal now comes out the front end of the chute right through the stanchion and usually Into another corraL Of course be may be let back the way he came in. but most men prefer to have the dehorned cattle separate from the rest. To use a device of this kind conveniently there must be a long narrow lane or chute leading up to the back entrance of the dehorning chute from the main corral. The front end of the chute should open Into another ALCOHOL- -3 PER CENT corral, vattle are very much opposed XVegetable Preparation for Asto enrwlng an arrangement of this kind unless the corrals are such that similating the Food and Regulating Itw Stomachs and Bowels of they cannot help IL The dimensions given are for the average run of mixed stuff, if many heavy steers are to be dehorned the Promotes Digcslion.Cheerful-nessan- d CASCARHTS ioc box week's trest-men- u All druggist. Uiggebt seller iu tbe world, NUliou boxel a month, m'-e- chute should be heavier and higher. It Is often found with thin stuff that the movable sides press on the hip bones Instead of on the fleshier parts or the body. This may knock tbe skin off the hips and cause considerable pain besides not holding the animal securely. This defect, however, may be easily remedied by nailing horizontally along each aide, a piece 2x10 Incbea or 2x8 Inchea just below the level of the anlmal'a hips. This puts the pressure on the sides Instead of on the btp bones. These pieces may Just as well be put on at the very first, as they sre pretty sure to be needed. PARKER'S , MAID Cleans mud a Nvr uis- CkUM j If afflict mum vytsa, Turnip Forage for Sheep. tbe turnip crop In Kngland l e pro-vid- e with I u) Thompson's Eyi Watsr 1 beiie, Always Bought Bears Use For Over Thirty Years W facsimile Signature of Tirr. Centaur Compawy, NEW YORK. LijiAfiiii!" Guaranteed under the Foodasj) Exact Copy of Wrapper. GBSTRH The Overland The King of Cars No other car has so large a sale none has made such amazing records. Price, $1,000 up. It requires four factor!. mjlor-Int4.0OQ mn turning out Ito 0f-Isnddaily to meet thu flood Ilk demand lor thns cars. Yet two year ago a hundred rivals had a c s larcr sale. The reason lies larurljr In the car's utter slmplliitr. Its ahl designer Bind? It almost trouble-proof- . an engine which, for He endurance. Is the n.arrel ot rretr engl-tieerin- He designed the oedal control. One goes forward or hack ward, stow or fast, hy merely .ifhlriC oedals. The hands hare nothing to do hut ster. A child can mster the car In ten minutes. A novice ran drive It a thousand miles without any thought Over-land- Another fact Is tnat no other car so much for th money. 1 his ts due to our enormous output, and the fortun Invests In our an- fives ion, stir machinery. It would bankrupt a smaller maker ... to try lo e with us. Von can get a land with a itlf h l2 can bn gl Nothing Is rmhlUhM armit so Interesting as the. facts almut Overland. They are told In two books whkn want to send yoa. Kvery motor car lover should have them. Cut ott this conpon as a reminder to' write for tbe books today. anto-mobll- WiUjt-Orerlai- It.ooo t gt Job. ArJe s Co. iu lMArS LA ?wa Over- base, for Two Free Book TsJeis. ltcle, e4 wbe 112-Inc- h Tie lx-- com-rft- . a ll.of'0. wheel bas. overland, with a for 11.2V). The prior- include lamps and magneto. This car, whlrji has raptured th country. Is tbe car you will want when xpv know It. Yon 1 -- I. Aj-- Aperfecl Remedy for Constipation . Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea, brms .Convulsions .Fever i slv ncss and LOSS OF SLEEP 'id - A JJ Sign ature 111 amount to 124.000,000. nim The Kind You Have t)ln That Is why each car sIl others, s snd our orders for this year's he For Infants and Children. tfOUDrSAMVUmurSK AVjr of froutile. The. Overland always keens frolnc, and almot cares for Itself. All tbe usual rotnpletities bave been eliml-nsted- . t"f-hap- I half. arruwm. .Falls to ftntor Oray w a tai ivuuitui A ha.fr yoior, laJUiif. rln diarurt Not Nahc otic uti- lized very extensively In feeding sheep but In this country it would not be made to play the same part In the economy of sheep feeding The turnips are not harvested In Kngland but the sheep are given tbe run of the turnip field and harvest their own feed, but In this country here the ground freezes up a Unit the first of December. If would Impovtdhle to harvest the ctop In this manner although It might lie ptofi'aMe to hurdl th sheep In this manner during the fall and har vest the crop for sinter feeding, but h'-rensilage ran be grown to succulence for winter I do not believe that It would pay to depend too lnrg-l.upon root crops for winter feeding SYSTEMS OF LAND DRAINAGE I RAl CAM becutiileg th luuinnui a luiitiHosj Re si .Contains neither Opium .Morphine nor Mineral The Shepherd and His Sheep. In England many shepherds shear sheep and lambs before putting them on fall feed, but the practice Is dying out. When aheep-sbeartn-g machines first came Into use there was much prejudice against them because they made many wounds. A little practice with a machine quickly demonstrated that the work can be done better with It than by hand A nice fat sheep, well shorn with a machine, looks somewhat fatter than It really Is, doubtless because tbe work Is so evenly done. If you did not look car"fully to tbe siting of your sheep sken first put on pasture this spring, you doubtless lost some from bloat 3 e.f - ui liMH Okrs ftvirattnS r?&f' ?w system of parallel lines should ba laid do a with mains aad sub mains. Many who bave not yet adopted ln ' cuba tors for listening, but whs anna-- ' ally batch out large numbers of chicks with hens, own one or more brooders la which to rear part of the chicks, be cause of the less sotk entail J " - fastened y Kng.-T- "ow Eye Salve for 25c relieves tired, overworked eyes, stops eve aches, coiiieted, iiilliiiued or sore eyes. All druggists or llonurd liroa.. Biillalu, N. Y. Dehorning Chute. Claimant for Fortune Loses. Farfen these In the Can.titiilir, Mann Judge George F. sttaehed "The doctor throws lots of work lag I amir n in the probate court heie on nose, pull the head around to his brother's way." Tie ds, branded a an ln'pf!iier the one side and bold in place by giving "Is his brother IHi kin"n, N. Il , claimant i t half the the rope a wrap around the doctor, too?" pin F "No. He's an undertaker." This pin may tie an old bolt or a of n'aie ,f Danjf'l l!:i-and d!mlsed the cane bronchi by the wrwi nrri'K driven Into the pout Some ABANDONED IT um a fwJicr In place of noun clamp, Danie) ICakf H'Iell, after For the Old Fashioned Coffee Was Tbe fee .pit t aMng tilal of 191 "I but the halter Is hot so good Killing. t rnw tiore damp holds the bead more to f;ht." ar d ai t?raor I.. A. Hi;niri of and few- rattle wilt fight SK,iint "I always drank coffe w ith the rent N' Mll I 13, f 'l' tllf Dit klu a clamp in the noe as they mill !'(' of the fam:'y, for It teemed as If thre rw.n na'i wh i .v.i1 if sicourt. i. agalnt a baiter was nothing for brakfat if we did w'd if lakf-t- i t'i a bieh'-The left horn Is now in position to not have It on the table. tie removed and as soon ss this Is To Blue Unite and Gray. "I had been troubled some time Is removed from the pin lone the Wah'tiK'on Veterans f the ejvl! F and therope with my heart, which did tiot feel head drawn to the left and e bo wore ib' th b'u riehl. This trouble grew worse steadily and a, r.o wore in p.! the fiaMI" "Sometimes It would best fast and st Wber times very slowly, so that t if ttriirg. i;! t sealn on thu would hardly l a Me to do work for famous la:iifieM this year If the an bo'ir or two after breakfast, and if movement s'aried bv IJeufenanl Col one J a. Wslroiis, I. H. A.. Is csrrio I walked op a bill, ft gave me a semil. Much Interesting histories' data. vere pain. would be brfnghl to "I had no Idea of what tbe (rouble It Is light by thU meeting was unill a friend sutRcted that It might be ranted f,y Another Invitation. drinking. I lrld leaving off the rnffoe Southampton, maiiif of I The turn and began drinking 'o the eorirfvrA'ion of itit hmr.trifi 1... t am now glad rhange came quickly, 'nro'iEn merwan lonxoi to say that I am entirely rll of tbe ""in an Inti'ation t Mr. ftooae-t t heart trouble and attribute the relief a .ib!ie lnnehon It Ire given In off of coffee and the use to leaving h hce',t on Jtme pi. the day on Post um hi'h th former president evpec! to "A n iimb' r of my friends have abansa '. r borrve doned the old fashioned coffee and Americans in the Game, hate taken up with I'ostnm. which !on Infirma'i'm ha reach"'! they are tiding steadily. There are iom fwf'ple that make I'ostum very the Pri'i'h office tint the f.'ire.nlon weak and but If It Is boiled for the ft'iafirine of IH construction of long enough, according to directions. hf t'h r e'l.iis A iti fa lrna I. soueht e a; ns of Hi.tuh and A 'perl I It is a very do'MO'ja b"vr?e". We b there are small water courses lifted any of Ui old fash- ' have cj:'(!,sl. )m t.er t'PM'd by or Where 'hifa. ditches th Und open adjacent ioned eofTe. in'" fVisttim first be drained with comparative ease may started In oir hone. Lot Tire, bf Heavy and slight expense. The slope of the Read fh HMle tot-The Itoad to At I o'clrxk Tnes P ;f.s a ground Is ssually Indicated clearly WellvIIle.-f- n Reason." "ThTeke, e Md been a o f 1i vnough. tbe drslns being laid la what :vee t tT.ooo from fire t I.. lefe? Fbensbure. county a nstural system. Wbea eat of fambria muti Several men ts rslled ere s,li,e. frwe, fatll r Iiiimii more Is land level he and the nearly talerrat. tare Injured in fighting the tl ssd retentive a gridiron 'antes. bv Oct tt toilsv. tn liquid form vr chocolated tablets called Karulb. Juu Uoe $1. ' Pettit's "flee lifi-'i- 't appetite-re- properties, is the one Great Spring Medicine. storing Koot-lCas- Jo-ep- dt. g, nerve-strengthenin- g, et Fiendish Attack on Girl. San Francisco. Suddenly attacked In broad daylight by an unknown man mho dashed a quantity of sulphuric acid Into her face. Miss Kuth Frances Wilson. Is years old. daughter of Wllsnn. general depnty if the National fnion for the district of Call fornla. fies In a local honpltal suffer Ing terrible agony from the burns on her face and neck. The sight of one eye Is destroyed snd the doctors say hat It Is hardly probable that the oih-- r eye will be saved. She probably ill I blind as a result of her etpcri l g, stomach-tonin- When Rubbers Become Necessary And yuur shoes plneh. shake ii,4i your shoes Allen's thu amlsi'pllc powder for the feet. Cures tired, uchlnir feet and takes the atlnK out of (.'urns ami HunioiiH. Always use It for Fireaking In New shoes und for darning parties.. Hold Sverywhere 1'k Hample mailed KRKH. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, ltoy, N. y. An egotist is a man who la more interested in himself than he is in the tariff question or the price of foodstuffs. d fi'l'-per- . blood-purifyin- top-flo- Hit Views on Suffrage. When a female canvasser asked an old farmer to sign a iotltlon In favor of a woman's movement he eyed the document for awhile with suspicion "No, I'm again' It, sure," was the reply, with the emphasis of a man who PEOPLE CLAMORING FOR WAR. had had noma domestic Infelicity. "A woman who's alius a luovln' In alius a Excitement in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia at High Pitch, and Volungettln' In trouble. If you've got anything: to keep her quiet I'll sign It." teers Offer Their Services. Ladles Home Journal. Lima, Peru. Official telegrams received here state that demonstrations A Small Loaf. A fellow in the south- hostile to Peru and In favor of military ern states tell of a baker (whose supirort for Ecuador continue at Bogloaves had been growing "small by ota. Columbia. This country remains quiet, though by degrees and beautifully less") who, when going his rounds to serve his volunteers dally offer themselves to customers, stopped at the door of one the army and tiavy and donations to and knot ki d. when the lady within ex- the war fund are received. It Is ruclaimed: "Who's there?" and was mored that the Spanish award settling anawereJ: "The baker." "What do the boundary dispute between Peru you want?" "To leave your bread." and Kcuarior may be received by the "Well, you needn't make such a fuss government at any moment. It Is be about it; put it through the keyhole" lifted that If Peru's dispute over the provinces of Taona slI Arlca can be NOT VERY REASSURING. selt'ed amicably with Chile, and thus insure the neutrality of the latier republic. Peru's trouble with Ecuador can be met without difficult. 0 Sarsaparilla By virtue of its unequaled they would get tariff reform and make the foreigner pay, as we've' got one In our back and I ain't 'ad nothlnk of him for six weeks now." in The Tatler. Fairbanks, A'nska. The Fairbanks expedition to Mount McKlnley, the tallest peak In North America, reached the summit April II, after a climb of ono month from the base. No traces of Or. Frederick A. Cook's alleged accent were found. Thomas IJoyd. leader of the expedition, arrived here Tuesday niht. His companions were Daniel Patterson, W. H. Taylor and Charles McGonnlgle, und all reached the top of the great mountain. The expedition, which left Fairbanks December 15, while the controversy over Dr. Conk's disputed ascent was still raging, was financed by Gus Peterson and Wl!llam McPhee of this city. The plan was to go Into camp on the mountain as high as possible, and, probably about the middle ol May, make a dash for the siimmll. The obstacles encountered were not so great as bad been predicted. Font camps were established diirit.g the ascent and a trail was blazed all the way to the crest. Up to 12.000 feet the climbing did not present unusual dim cultles. For ine next 4.000 feet the way led over a steep Ice field, which at first seemed t'j forbid further prog ress, but through which, upon exploration. It was found possible to locate a pnl n. The final dash to the top was made from the IG.oilO-foo- t camp. Mount McKlnley terminates in Twin Peaks of equal height, one somewhat rounded and covered with snow, the other composed of bare and wind swept rocks. On the rock peak the Falrlmnks climbers placed an American flag In a monument of stones. The expedition, which was provided with Dr. Cook's maps and book, endeavored to follow his alleged route, but utter'y failed to verify any part of his story of an ascent. NO HONING THI Used, Excepting Few Minor Modifications Which Do Not Change Principle. ' The Newfoundland Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Is carrying on a vigorous and necessary campaign this year in the Island. Tbe death rate from the disease In Newfoundland Is very large. About one In every five of the total population dies of It, and, what Is worse, In the laat .six years the death rate, which la stationary or decreasing elsewhere, has Increased about 60 per cent. This is due largely to the native horror of fresh air In the house. "Yes, Mrs. Snoggs, I 'oped as Fur Every Man and All Men KNOWN Standard Style Generally The Fairbanks Expedition Reaches Highest Point on the Contlnet With Little Difficulty After Climb of a Month. An ideal food; delicious; appetizing; strengthening. Compared with other foods Quaker Oats costs almost nothing and yet it C2 builds the best. NO STROPPING EXCELLENT TYPE OF WESTERN DEHORNING GHUTE DISCREDITED nM AXLE GREASE is th turning-poin- t to economy in wear and tear of wa gor. Try a dealer, everywhere b. CONTINENTAL OIL CO. 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