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Show Farmers should eat more oatmeal. Although the farmer of today U able to buy almost anything he wants to wear or eat he Isn't paying: enough attention to food values when It comes to his own table. lie feeds his stock carefully, avoids and selects the stock food that he Ix'Ueves will give the best returns In strength and general efficiency. If he has been watching the extensive researches and experiments on the question of the best human food for muscle and brain he will heed the advice ftoin all Bides to "eat more Quaker Oats." Quaker Oats Is mentioned because It Is recognized in this country and Europe as the best of all oatmeals. Feeding farm hands on Quaker Oats means getting more work out of them than if you feed them on anything 61 else. In Demand. "An infant in a Pullman car set up a loud wail, and would not be narrates a high railroad official, "and I came forward and told the young mother that I had helped to raise Ave, and that I thought I could secure a quietus. I put the little turn turn across my knees, and with a gentle Jogging achieved beautiful re over-feedin- com-lorted- ," sults. "Instead of giving me the credit I deserved, some drummers in the car showed stern disapproval of my 'but ting in.' "At 2 a."m., the baby woke up and stayed awake, and kept every one else In the car awaktv Finally a gruff voice asked: " "Where's that fool that put it to sleep this afternoon, I wonder?' " Silence. Very few men know how to keep still. The Italians have a proverb, "Hear, see, and say nothing, if you wish to live in peace." The man who is bent on telling all he knows, gen orally ends in telling a good deal more than he knows. The tongue is harder to bridle than the wildest horse that ver roamed the prairie. The Ger mans say truly that talking comes by nature, while silence comes of the un derntaudlng. Deafness Cannot Be Cured u rr&rh th (31 bv kK-ithry rjuinot application, w only one Hay to 'I Uer r. aaard porlKja of Ui eur druinrwi. and Ui&l la ny eoiitiiiuuonai rrmiHiua. la caw! by an Inflamed ouiiaillcm vl th lm(iifa U leu UtU mucous Hutu of tha Kuittwhut:! Tube. taitia la tnnamiHl yttu have a rumbling atium! of un rwarrtit. and wlK--n It la afillrr.y rkwd. la Uu rrvult, and unlma tha UitLnninutliou cmn b cmu aj.il ttila I 'tlx- - rnonrcd to ita eoroiaJ eot.rtl-Uom b furrvcr ; auie n.. hAMma- out of mi ara eauaMl by t'alairn, hrrh la nulhuig but an !:iflirm-- condition ol the muiwa aurfarra. Wi will alva One llundrM iMillara lor any caaa ol rwarnnai ruar4 by catarrh) that aajinot or cured bw II liI f ALarrfa turn. Kmrl fnr circulars. frc. tau F. 1. Kniit by ImicrWla. lau Uaira rauuir Utile ld 7 at CO., loleOO. (X CUt-Nfc- Nr. 1'uia tor eonstlpatJoa. Alas. A who had been wntrhing her mother dress Tor an evening entertainment surprised her mother with the following question "Mother, didn't you say you were al- moKt 40 years old?" "Yes." replied the mother. "Well, answered the little girl, "you but you will to don't look it morrow morning." One Dye for All Goods. Up to quite recently, wool, silk and cotton each required a separate dye. An enterprising chemist has now per fected Dyola Dyes which color all goods with one dye. producing same results. Ask your dealer. If he has not stocked them yet, send 10 rents to Dy-la- , Burlington, Vt.. stating color desired and we will send same with color card and book of directions. A way." "Hut Mean Scheme. having her thought she intended staying four months?" "She did. I got the office boy to write on a card: "lietter como home, From a well wlhhw.' And she took the first train after receiving It." 1 A Call for Cough Drops. tell you I must have some money!" roared the king of Marllanla, who was in sore financial straits. "Somebody will have to cough up." "Alas!" sighed the guardian of the treasury, who was formerly the court JestT. "all our coffers are empty." Tit Bit. "I So Different. "Mrs. t'ppercrust takes such great Interest In her baby." "Yes; she says she was delightfully surprised when It came, as she had obtained her ideas about babies from the comic supplements, you know." Puck. Including Ham Actors. "Going to come and see me act to night LIKE SAVAGES rt have joined the meat rlrike, "What has that to do with It?" "I have cnt out hams." "No. Takers of the tTnifed States Censu will use Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen because It Is always ready and sure. Every man thinks he's a superior Juris" of human nature. "Flattery," said William Faversham, pgC0MES at a rehearsal in New York, "has great weight with women. "This fact was brought home to me In my boyhood. Before entering grammar school I attended a kind of kindergarten. My teacher was a very pretty young lady. " 'Willie, my teacher Bald to me one morning, 'why was Solomon the wisest man in the world?" 'Because, ma'am,' said I, 'he had so many wives to advise him.' 'Well,' said my teacher1, with a pleasant smile, 'that is not the pre cise answer given in the book, but you Chlg-we- ll may go up head.' " the years, under the auspices Buhls of Pittsburg, who have many Good Work In Denmark. millions of ready cash themselves legislation enacted in 1905 and command still more. The im theUnder s Danish government pays mean J3.000.000 a irriga provements of all poor of the expenses tion dam above American Falls, and a persons who desire to be treated In $2,000,000 syphon under the Salmon tuberculosis sanatoria. When the hos river. In Twin Falls county. The mat pitals under construction are com ter was financed when Mr. Sweetser Denmark will have one bed In was In Chicago last week, and work pleted tuberculosis hospitals or sanatoria for will begin at once. Kxcept those of 1,200 Inhabitants, a fact which every will be the will mean that the length of treatthe government itself, thin biggest Irrigation project ever under ment can be considerably extended. taken in the west This new Irrlga In the United States there la one bed tion project Insures within from three for every 4.500 Inhabitants. to five years a total of .ri,i.(i.i,uO Irrl Wrong View of Marriage. gated acres In southern Idaho under "There would be less divorce." said the Carey and other government acts, Pennynacker. "If there were Democratic Gains in Chicago. fewer men like William Wlndle. "William Wlndle embarked on an ex Chicago. The complexion of Chi cngo's city council was changed from curslon steamer for Point Breeze, and few miles out. as he paced the upper Republican to Democratic in Tuesday wards the deck and drank In the bracing ozone. election. In the thirty-fivDemocrats elected 21 candidates. Re he- spied bis friend Jackson. "Why Jackson, how are ye? he ex publicans 12 and Independents 2. The for pleasure, or election was characterized- by a cru claimed. 'Are ye out " wife la along?" yer Voters sade by the Municipal league. a non partisan organization, against Abaolute Equality. the selection of alleged "gray wolves The Woman The tax office la one for Ihe new city council. The new place which I simply love to go to. council will be comiwsed of 39 Demo The Man Very few people do. Why crats, 29 Republicans aud 2 independ do you like It? Alderman John C. Cousblln ents. The Woman Because It Is absolute, (Bath House John), of the Flrut ward. ly the only place where no dlscrlmina wss by a large majority. tion ia made against me because I am a woman. They let me there pay Miners. To Arbitrate Troubles of just aa mub as If I were a man. Springfield. 11. Members of Ihe ex Studies In Still Life. ecutive board of the Illinois division "1 want a few colored Illustrations of the t'nited Mine Workers of Amer lea and a committee reprenocting the of beets and tomatoes." "Life size?" Inquired th artist. onerators will meet In Chicago on "Catalogue size," r 'l'ud the seeds Monday to confer over the wage con troversy. The miners' executive board man, with a significant smile. txiuiano vllle to voted in session here Tuesday tlfy the operators that they would be ROSY COLOR ready to confer at that time. It Is ex Produced by Post urn. from to statements pected, according the miners, that the strike In Illinois "When a person rises from each 111 continue for some time. meal with a ringing In the ears and It Is general sense of Accused of Kidnaping Son. ! a to common It to habit charge Kansas City. T. W. Helm of Bak stomach. ranged ersfield, Cal., was arrested here Tue "I found It was caused from drink day and held pending an investigation Ing coffee, which I never suspected for son of a charge that he kidnaped his a long time, but found by leaving off Gordon, 3 years old, from the child's coffee that the disagreeable feeling mother. The alleged kldsaplna took went awsy. Bakemfield. Immediately place lo I was brought to think of the sub after securing the child. Helm is said by getting some I'nctum and this ject to have rushed the boy away to lxis brought me out of trouble. an There he automobile. In Angeles Is a most appetizing and Invig "It took a train for Kansas City. When orating beverage and has been of apprehended by the poliro. Helm was nth great benefit to me that I tiatu Mo. for a ticket Hannibal, purchasing rally speak of It from time to tfm as opportunity offers. Greece Wants Big Loan. A lady friend complained to m govern Washington. The Greek had It di tried she but Postum. that meat, according to Information re flot taste good. In to my qne reply has state the reived at department, tion she said she giiesed she boilrd It paased a bill for a loan not to exceed about ten minutes. I advised her to A British syndicate Is follow $4.OOO,OO0. directions and know that h said to have offered to take up the boiled It fifteen or twenty mlnntes. and loan Id return for a waterworks con he would have something worth talk session in Athens. Ing about A abort lime ago 1 heard one of her children say that they were Chinete Prince Coming. , Postnm so I Toklo. Prlnr Tsal Tao, brother of drinking In It succeeded she Judge making the prince recent of China, has sailed which Is by so meant a difficult good, for America on the Chuyo Mara, after task. a week's visit to Japan, where hia re "The son of one of my friends was ception was most cordial and his en- formerly a pale lad. but alnee he has tertainment most lavish. Prince Tsal ben drinking Potum, has a fine color Tso Is accritnranlpd by a larg suite There Is plenty of evidence that ahtch InHudes Ird LI, son of the Pottim actually does 'make fed blood, great LI Hung Chang. Kokkhl a the famous says." the Japanese consul general at Read "The Road to Wellville," found on was a New York, a' so passwneer n pkgs. "There's a Reason." the Chuyo with a large party of Japs e lMre aj 4 T.tr e siwwr frwsn flawe f f If . anese, who are making a trip around fcsri a avaai trawt fall ir the world. IN HOSPITAL FOR NINE MONTHS. Awful Tale of Suffering From Kidney Trouble. Alfred J. O'Brien. Second St., Ster ling, Colo., say 8: "I was in the Balti more Marine Hos- pital for nine months. I had a dull pain in the small of my back completely that wore me out. The urine was in a terrible state, and eoino days I would pass half a gallon I left of blood. the hospital because they wanted to operate on me. I went to St. Joseph's Hospital at Omaha and put in three months there without any gain. I was pretty well discouraged when I was advised to use Doan's Kidney Pills. did so and by the time I had taken one box, the pain in the back left me. I kept right on and a perfect cure was tho result." Remember the name Doan's. For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milbur- To All Users of Tobacco We THOUGHT SO LITTLE. Sargent Cigar & Plantation Co. This Company now offers for Public Subscription, in limited lots to of its Total Capitalization of $3,000,000. each subscriber. Five-iixtThereby Placing the Entire Control of the Company in the Hands of the PuhCe hJ three-fourth- Courier-Journa- l. trade-mar- k t offer you the opportunity to participate in the enlarge- ment and actual control of an established business which is now paying 8 per annum, and to make your purchases of tobacco return vou such Drofits in dividends that they will more than equalize the amounts you expend. In conformity with a plan agreed upon to enlarge the scope and profits of the Co., Buffalo., N. Y. n 1 With a better understanding of the transient nature of the many physical ills which vanish before proper efforts gentle efforts pleasant efforts rightly directed. There is comfort in the knowledge that so many forms of illness are not due to any actual disease, but simply to a constipated condition of the system, which the pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, promptly removes. That is why it is the only remedy with millions of families, end is everywhere esteemed 60 hichly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it is the only remedy which promotes internal cleanliness, without debilitating the organs on which it acts. It is, therefore, in order to get ita beneficial effects, to purchase and note that you have the genuine article, which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. It is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and assists in overcoming habitual constipation permanently, also biliousness and the many ills resulting therefrom. The great trouble with all other purgatives and aperients is not that they fj.il to act when a single dose is taken, but that they act too violently and invariably tend to produce a habit of body requiring constantly augmented doses. Children enjoy the pleasant taste and gentle action of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, the ladies find it delightful and beneficial whenever a laxative remedy is needed, and business men pronounce it invaluable, as it may be taken without interfering with business and does When buying note the name. California Fig not gripe nor nauseate. Syrup Co. printed on the front of every package. Price, 50 cents a bottle. five Mid-eiin- i May Not Have Known Proper Answer to Question, But He Knew the Fair Sex. liirtor-BAVin- nowa-days- Guar REAL WISE BOY WAS WILLIE mar-tUti- ex-Go- Judge. "Is your wife home?" "Vih; I got tired of Money and expense are not essential to artistic homes and attractive rooms. One dollar and iifty cents' worth of materialo will completely transform a crude, room into graceful, daiuty apartment. Keally it is good taste and skill that home homelike. That dainty MEMBERS OF POSSE START FIRE makes isthe worth twice as much as money. touch MAN OF UNDER HIDING PLACE Wall paper is expensive it costs money t to Imv it, to hang it and again to re CRAZED WITH JEALOUSY. move it. With the use ot trie auuwsiineu wall there is only the slight cost of the material any one can brush it on and it ia not necessary to wash it off the wall Unsuc Boiler After when a fresh coat ia required. Took Refuge In i? It is very easy to mix. very aunpie cessful Attempt to Kill Rival, and but the results are simply beauti pily, Had Ends Own Life After He ful. A whole house can be done at jui a little more than the cost of a uncle Been Partially Cooked. room when ordinary materials are used. And this is true, that now that we have so much better materials fur use in the decoration of our homes, that wall paper, Pueblo, Colo. Trying to evade ar common kalxomine and paint are now aa rest on a charge or attempted mur- much out of date as the old time whitetallow candle and rough hewn der, James Wilson, aged 45. a railroad wash, Mere money is no longer an floors. Of from man, grabbed a gun Special in good housefumishing in artistic himficer William Cartinez, suootlug nome making. ma I'U ..iu luirinta anrl self through the leg in the struggle. welcome to us alland most chines are took officer and the broke from every thoughtful woman, every woman refuge in a boiler in the Iannon who cares for her home, is quick to utilise them. foundry. For almost an hour be stood off a Murphy. posse of police, deputy sheriffs and a The prisoner at the bar was of portion of the fire department. Some swarthy complexion and was charged one in the crowd managed to set fire with without a license. to brush piled about the boiler, and 'What peddling is your name?" asked the mag when the flames had burned almost istrate. all the hair from bis head and set "He says his name is Murphy," re fire to his clothing, Wilson turned the the policeman on the bridge. peated gun on himself ana nrea a Dunei "An Irishman peddling bananas, eh? through his brain. of Ireland do you come What Wilson had trouble with his wife, from?" part who left him six months ago. Recent "He says he was born In Italy;" ly she has been keeping house for again repeated the bridge policeman. Wilson made several Oliver Scott. "Umph! The Murphya are numer attempts to kill Scott, who secured ous, but I didn't think they bad spread warrant on Tuesday charging Wil to Italy," said the judge as he made son with attempt murder. The off- the fine f 1 and asked the man to spell icers were unab!e to find Wilson Tues his name. day morning, but in the afternoon. The prisoner wrote on a piece of while Wilson was approaching the paper "Giuseppe Muerfee." New York home of his wife, he met Cartinez. Sun. Wilson was tracked to his hiding In New Hampshire. place in the boiler by the blood from That Irresponsible Manchester Union bis wounded leg. man gave himself a surprise party by MILLIONS FOR IRRIGATION. going to church last Sunday and this "On this first was the result: Buhls Will Spend $24,000,000 to Water Sunday of Lent, while George Bailey 700.000 Acres. of the Houston Post is sacrilegiously and Salt Lake City. According to a fishing for eels In a Texas bayou, the (married), paragrapber of the statement made by IJeutenant-CoIs tapping his ernor Sweetser of Idaho, in this city Kennebeck Journal Glng-GInCoophus of on Tuesday, $24,000,000 will be spent boots, and the seven on the Bruno tract, near Burley, in the Springfield Union Is playing In common with other good we, up, southern Idaho, to develop 700,000 New Hampshire people, shall dutifully acres of land within from three to attend church." Springfield Union. of JU5I WITH THIS OFFER ChollvChaniDlcich I'm not afraid. dontcherknow, to say what I think. Xflsa ruttlne Hints You mav not be afraid but you ought to be ashamed. BABY'S SKIN TORTURE to-da- y pocket-book- 19, 1909." No Place Like, Etc. What sort of a play would There's like to see? Mom fiing lively, that keep yoii awake, and has plenty f mtisie tn It. 'I'm You'd better stay at home and take tare of the baby." Life. Important to Mothers. ntamin carpfiilly vpry botll of STOMA, a aaf and mire rnmiy for Infanta and chihlrn. nd aee that It lani nim In Thia Company Eipects to Pay Ten Per Cent. And becauM stork aubaenption already ia band indicate ibst there are many who agree with us ia thu rtpttarion, and that w an making an offering of aa tdeal investment where large proas We Reserve the Right te CUte Ike Sebscripiise at aay Tama, have already beea oVmonrfralwi. i'fotcortui m mow ready sod will be seal yoa upoa appliraOoa. My rrthr aorni" - Department II. G. 41 fir, you hate ft aympatheilc tootharbn. ratiml Thru, dorter, I uppo your bill baa a sympathetic touch. Th ae'ratre woman ran bluff almost any man, but tthn it cornea to bluffing For Furthtr PjrficuUrs cAJdrtss 1133 Broadway, New York tike. Like Seek woman Broadway, N. Y SARGENT CIGAR & PLANTATION COMPANY C&7ff&&W IV Yara. For Otpt Ti p. Kind Ton Have Always Caught. tntiit Dept H. G. 41 CARNEGIE TRUST CO. .115 Care of the '' T AND CONDITIONS WE OFTM : Tl preferred, 7 per cent stork, at $10 per share. No one penoa caa buy or bold more than one hundred share. Every Stockholder Must c3e A TobACCO Uter. BONUS: One share of common stock free with each purchaaej thare of preferred Commoo stack thai! pay dividends above earning of 7 per cent, to be preferred. U1 STOCK REDEMPTION year Stark at its Face Valee la the Cigars. Cigarette, or Teoacco auaaf airfares' by this Cestaary, if yea are art satisfied with ysor tvsstatsat last staking Ike Pita Perfectly Ceeaerslive. SUESCR1PT10SS: Send all Sitbacrlption to lU CA Stature The construction of the huaiidort is scieav lineally correct and they ara tha only chests that will keep cigars and tobacco right, Cgan annul dry up or become rancid and always Send retain their original delightful aroma. your order today, and remember we fully pro. pay all the delivery charge oa both the cigar ndlherhest. Goods will be teat oa approval, CO. D. SARGENT CIGAR & PLANTATION COMPANY, Hif band C00DS HOW WE SELL OUR With your fast ordaa FREE CIGAR CHEST. for SO Sargent Cigars (Perlecto or PsnetcUa) at $4.20. or 100 Sargent Cigars at $7.00. wo will send a Sargent Cigar Cheat absolutely free. These cigars are for roea who appreciate good tobacco; they are aa excellent tea cent value and we can only afford to give the patent chest with your fait order, to introduce our goods. STOCK OFFERING his skin but It never has and Is clear and fair aa It posrlbly could be. I nop Cutlcura may save some one else's little ones suffering and . alao their John Ieason, 1(03 Atchison ft. Atchison, Kan., OcL the That through our agents and by adverb'ting we sell direct from PUotaboa to Smoker, thereby saving all denier promt and enabling us to give better values lo smoker sad store profit to stockholders. ingle leaf. That our Urge acreag of tobacco producing land enable tu to produce ia one year, and tore, enough tobacco lo provide against crop failures for one, two or even three yean, thus ensuring aa eveanet of grade to our output. That we own 1,000 acre of timber land with saw null which will tuppiy u with bran end our patent cheat of humidor for an idc&nile period. "Finally I got a act of the Cutlcura Remedlea and I am pleased to say we did not use all cf them until he was cured. We have waited a year and a half to see If It would return yeni cheat -- trid everything but the right thing. Wife patent oa out or humidors ia which we pack our choica product at the place of manufacture and delivet at to our cuiuumer with all the aroma and aooutura of the bland of Cuba dinging to ik That we owa the valuable That abaolutely nothing abatl lake precedence ol the payment of profits to tha atotkholdcra. That there are no boodi, debts, aalarie or other etpeiuea to intervene between lite earning and the dividend payment. That the pouibilitir of profit are greater than where food are "truat hand led" became ail the charge to broker, middlemen, (tore an elimu ia fact at leaat lea intermediary Uxe led ia out aucceaiiully demooatrattd telling plan. Thai our product ptan from the plantation, ia bou and cheat made horn our own ember, to the conntmet and ia paid for by him upon inspection and approval. That we now have deeds for over 2,000 acre of tobacco producing land ia the bland of Cuba and have option for 9.000 acre more eaough to mala y thoroughly independent a lo our tuppiy and to provide tobacco for 200.000 cooMimcn, without having to boy a "When our baby was seven weeks old he broke out with what we thought was beat, but which gradually We called In a doctor. grew worse. He said It was eczema and from that time we doctored six months with three of the best doctors In Atchison but be only got worse. His face, head and hands were a solid sore. There was no end to the suffering for him. We ha1 to tie his little hands to scratching. He never kep him from was knew what It to sleep well from the time be took the disease until bo was cured. He kept us awake all hours of the night and bis health wasn't what you would call good. We WE GUARANTEE -- jtf e. jier. .. . t .3 V X f1 1 ....'.". 4 "f .1 - w i a ) '(Ii ( iJIKf' "1 - t '. ( v FOMii J(, .2 ; fr a. tsawmw .o.a. ,. "r- - Uf twv V aep emrm. T a 'I tfmr, 1 1 r aatotcAt co.. 1 tl rV""- IS) It" t m "..i.li i mmiTH p.nf"' i.ti o hk. m turnSlaa o n ' , 4 aH la ' ' nrrmrx 4 tnmrm In ev a aw tit.ipa .fr. tWt a m-i-i- r f t-- e L A ."-- . r 4 ( t 'r' (fl.Mti.r'..,4lrtnf.i' r"'v"Wt - io' ' L COLT mny. DISTEMPER aaftfrttitea wrTM, riI it I ;wwty ho I u w- - S ao4 l (mr rm . naHthroat, lajwt aaw ii.nn Ooahon, IncU, U.S. A. wr-l- l, that's another atory. f err f'e. Weil. WhI, n err. Trv I'.T ,y Mrrr fh.e4 M"Jtir- tr Itrir i.rm 7rmjtl-- . Vmi Will - M'irine lAn I firtiM' Marine Kr It Writ, fw,ri. tor j RrneJr Sftr TW1 at Tmir free. fff it'll WJ I I amr- - 1 1 Co.. Chicago. If the fool and hia money were th k tt nthf mn. arould be at m. rthHWVt Onnrtiinsr so t( rlch-qiji- trrif. imitW' attHrtla. 41 Im..aaatahrojiirtpm.a.wrcMi4er,t. SNeV - r Think all yoi rpak, bat ep?ak all yon think. flarem. fie IVS PARALYSIS br. ( HAnr.. ii No-l- S I'Kk a t Mak fa. IpMa, I crVS ELECTROTYPES hi ! l1n4 DEFUKCECcIdWafcrStarch asaaes ieuaar wore a piesmre. Mo.?- - Ic f o unit W. N. U, t a't Lae City, No. 1S-19- 10. 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