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Show HOUR AT ELEVENTH Food Products Lilly's Evaporated Milk Contains double the nutriment and none of the impurities so often found in fresh or raw milk. so-call- HORTICULTURAL NOTES. Unlawful Combination and Conspiracy in Violation of the Anti-TruLaw Charged by the Government and Injunction is Granted. st Lilly's Evaporated Milk is grade milk, obtained from selected, carefully' fed cows. It is pasteurized and then evaporated (the water taken out), filled into bright, new tins, sterilized and sealed air tight until you need it. Use Libby's and tell your friends how good it is. Libby, McNeill & Libby Chicago PLACE FOR HER the Presence of Such Magic There Seemed But One Thing for Maid to Do. Prof, perclral Lowell, tbe eminent recent Martian astronomer, aald la Interview In New York: "Tbe Martian canals are not Panama canals. Tbe word 'canals,' you lines.' It know, roally means shouldn't b taken literally, as the servant girt In Hob ton took the parlor magic. "An atr.nl ur magician In a Iteacon street bouse was going through his tricks whll a maid passed In and out with refreshments. "Tbe magician was read in? letter pluced under a rug as the maid bronchi In a tray of lemon Ires. "'What Is thisf a spectator asked. "'That is IV the magician answered; and, sure enough, bis answer was correct. "Tbe maid looked with astonishment at the letter which had been She bidden under the thick rug. turned ber gate on the handsome It young magician who had Then, setting down her tray of Ices, he bid ber rosy face In her bands and ran out of tbe room. -'What'a tbe good o me clothesT she cried." His Reason. "How did you come to leave your wife In 1'arlsr "She couldn't decide whether she wanted three yards and a balf or four yards, and I got tired of waiting." Strictly Accurate. lawyer So you say the defendant acslnt your will? Witness No, lr; I said be punhed m against the door. Some men put on hotel airs on a boarding house salary. pushed you act. Sherman anti-trus- t The petition says unless such a re-ruining order were Issued, the rate advances would become effective at midnight, Tuesday, May 31. to the orchard treatment grave Injury of the people of the Every bright day spray forcibly any Uuhed States. that may be ever so slightly The petition upon which the Injunc- plants attacked by red spider and any doubtwas tion was issued presented to ful places near the heating pipes in Judge Dyer by Edward P. Orosvenor the rose house. Df Washington, special assistant to the The 6lkes of Odonioglossum citros-mur- u attorney general, and by Frederick N. will soon be showing in the tips Judson of St. lMiis, acting as special of the new growth. When this occurs counsel. Jt was signed by George the plants a thorough soaking of give W. Wlckorshain, attorney general; water, but not before. William S. Kenyon, assistant to the It Is useless to put most seeds Into attorney general, and I'hxrles A. the ground until It is warmed up and Mouts, I'nitea States district attorney. dry enough to work up light Corn The roads restrained from Increasplanting time is about the average ing the freight rates are: time for most flower seeds. & NorthMissouri Pacific; Chicago Where there are herbaceous plants ; Quia-cy& western; Chicago, BurliUeTton in protectors look over them on mild Chicago, Kock Island & Pacific; and remove of a decayWabash; Chicago. Milwaukee & St. days nature. Fromanything now on they must Paul; Illinois Central; Chicago & Al- ing ton; Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe; have air, except during tbe very coldCh cago Oreat Western; Mlsimrl, est weather. The sweet pea Is a notable excepKansas & Texas; St. l.ouls & San Francisco; Quincy, Omaha & Kansas tion. The earlier It can be tucked into City; St. Paul & les Moines; Minne- the ground the better. Do not wait apolis & St. Louis; Iowa Central; for fine weather, but In the first pleasFort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern; ant days work up tbe soil as well as St. Paul. Minneapolis & Chicago, possible and plant the seeds. Omaha; Elgin, Joliet & Eastern; Chicago. Peoria & St. Iiuls; Chicago, Milwaukee & Gary; Minneapolis, St. PROPER WAY TO SET TREES Paul & Sault bto. Marie; Kansas City Southern; Chicago, Indiana & SouthExperiments In England ern: the Western Trunk Une com- Interesting Show That Most Successful pany. Method la by Ramming. CHARLES H. TREAT DEAD. Some Interesting experiments have Former Treasurer of United State! been made at Worburn farm and other Succumbs to Apoplexy. places in England to demonstrate the New York. Charles Henry Treat, proper way to set trees. According to those reports from Engnntll a few months ago IreAurer ol land the correct method Is to make the United States, to which position Roosewas he appointed by President velt, died of apoplexy in his apartment at the Motel Victoria here at midnight Me was stricken an hour before hl death and did not regain consciousrr"i. ness. Mr. Treat was born In Frankfort. Me., about sixty-eigh- t years ago Mis appointment as treasurer of the 1'nited States was made by Mr. RooseNot Rammed. Rammed. velt In lOO.'i. Me Is survived by hit Gascoyne. widow and two daughters. a small hole, double the roots up any Drowned In Weiser River. sld way. Jam the tree In, ram down tbe Welser. Ida, Harry Metcalf. a soli as hard aa If one were setting a youth whose parents reside at Van fence post couver. H. C, was drowned In the Tbe result of these experiments Welser river, in the city limits, Tues show that D9 per cent, of the trees Metcalf, who was In planted In this way showed In favor of day morning. bathing with two other young men, tbe ramming. 27 per rent, showed no could not swim. Me was warned by difference at all and 14 per cent were bis companions to keep near the shore, against thia method and In favor of as the river Is deep and tbe current planting In a large bole and spreading swift. He disregarded the warning tbe roots out carefully. Trees tbat and went Into the deeper water and were Jammed into the ground showed got beyond his depth. II cried fot a copious development of fibrous roots. help and his companions tried to as fist him. but he nearly drowned them in his struggles. si the purest, freshest high NO Twenty-liv- Uia-tr.'- in- HARD ON CHILDREN. When Teacher Ha Coffee Habit. "Best Is best, and best will ever live." Wben a person feels this way bout Poet urn tbey art glad to give testimony for the benefit of others. A school teacher down In Miss, ays: "I bad benn a coffee drinker since cny (hHdhood. and tbe last few years It bad injured tan seriously. "One cup of coffee taken at breakfast would cause me to become so nervous that 1 could scarcely go through with tbe day's duties, and this nervousness was often accompanied by deep depression of spirits and heart palpitation. "I am a teacher by profession, and when under tbe Influence of coffee Bad to a niggle against crossness hm in the school room. "When talking this over with my t bjf icinn, be suggested tbat I try I'ostum, so 1 purchased a packer and made It carefully according to directions; found it eicllent of flavor, and nourishing. "In a shrrt time, t noticed very gratifying effects. My nervousness difsp , 1 was not irritated ry my pearr-dlife s r.ied full of sunshine, and More trees are harmed than helped This Is a broad statement, but we believe If lu true. In planting mixed sweet peas, you can tell whether tho flower will be tight or dark by the color of the Becd. To set apple trees of tho standard lorts cloaer than SO feot Is giving them less soil and air room than they should have. The quickest fruit to give returns Is stra wherries, and It conies early In (he season. Now la a good time to set out the plants. No man should attempt to prune a tree until he has learned what Is to be accomplished by pruning, and how to do it properly. In the south, crimson clover sown in the fall and turned under In the spring has proven to be an excellent by pruning. western Hanulbnl, railroads were temporarily restrained Tuesday night by United States Judge Dyor from enforcing or making a general advance la Interstate, freight rates. The injunction was granted on a petition tiled by the government on the alU'Kntion that the advances In rates were arrived at by tho defendants by agreement in violation of the Mo. sures pure, rich, wholesome, healthful milk that is superior in flavor and economical in cost. SURELY ME FROM IN ed The use of Libls In RAILROADS RESTRAINED ADVANCE ENFORCING FREIGHT RATES. liOKfiOJ, Vainly Risked Life for Husband. Raman, Colo. After his wife batf battled In the m dst of a swift running stream and succeeded In dragging bltn on to an overturned boat, William I.lttray. aged 31. a wealthy rancher, expired In her arms from ex hausMon. Whitn the two were stru? cling In midstream, their baby sat on the bank coning and clapping Its hands, believing the artlons of the parents wer for Its entertainment. Taft Takes a Hand. Taft anWashington. President nounced on Tuesday that during bis administration he would not lend bis approval to legislation designed to incur government aid to specific railroad interests In A'asVa. Instead, he favored a general law thai will apply lo all who comply wl?h Its provisions; a law modeled after Ihe jiollcy that has been in euect In the Philippines for years. Must Pay Spanish War Tax. Washington That the estate of a leriator who died wlihln treo year Immediately prior to the taking effect of the act which repealed the Span was revenue act, wa subject to that lax, was decided n Tuesday by tbe United States supreme court. Can't Prohibit fortign Corporations Washington. The statute of Missouri passed March 13, 190?, prohibit foreign corporations from doing k business within the state. If Vy 'itigation In the United States courts, hss been unconstitutional by tny heart troulkd me no longer. Ihe United H'afes supreme court. In "1 attribute tny change in health and striking down tb statute the cmrt ptrit to rtfoni alone." the opinion of Judge Smith Mc upheld the little book, "The Koad to Pherson of the circuit court of the a Reason." "There's vVellvilK'Mn pkgs. United States for the western d;.rlrt K eete? A .ee fee Irwen of Missouri. Tt" opinion replied forci-Mwe to time, 1 fce 4 fall ee arras I !o the crlt'cs of the federal courts trwo, I teeeet. a, with sta' afTir " (or li-- pw-pii- s. ll4 -- r "lnt.-:rferi- n POPULAR FLOWER OF WINTER DIFFERENCE. AFTER SUFFERING Chrysanthemum, Because of Immense Size, Gracefulness and Lonp Stem, Makes It King. (By H. II. SHEPAUP ) The chrybuuthcuiuiii stands as thi most popular flower of early winter, and with some it is the most popular and best loved flower of the season. Its Immense size, gracefulness of petal arrangement, and exceedingly long stem make it beyond question one of the most regal of all out flowers. It Is a iiuwer with distinct churncter. and stands in a class by Itself with no Coming at a season competitors. when all garden flowers have been killed by front, and Just before roses, carnations and violets have started to do their best under glass. It bountifully and superbly fills a gap In the cut flower season that no othor flower could possibly do. November can be said to be the Few month for chrysanthemums. blossom before and few after this month. They have only one season for blooming, and when this season is over tbe parent plants are worthless ONE YEAR Cured by Lydia E. Compound Pink-ham'sVegeta- ble Milwaukee, VTls. "Lydla E. Plnfc. ham's Vegetable Compound has mada Cio a wen wuiuuu, and I would like to toll the whole world of it. I Buffered fromfemaletroubla and fearful palnsln my back. I had the best doctors and This pie, said he, "Is not at all I.Ike mother used to bake;" Ills wife's remarks, however, were Like mother used to make. $100 Reward, $100. Th mrirr ol thli paprr will be plnumt to team Uwt arieuce that Uiera la at l?nt mt amiii4 dhHtue has ben abm lo rur lu all lia autKt-- , awl tbat M Catarrh. JluU'a Catarrh Cure la only poaiilvt i eura uuw knuw-t- to lite melh-aCatarrh fraternity. a eonautu-tiim1uu:um, rvijuirt being a rjiiMtimUoual trratiuMil. Italia fatarrh Mre la tekra aHtuf tUn-ciiupon Uia blood and ntueoua the aurfacm ot th deatroyliuf )nt4m. toumlatkm of th ulm-aand vtvhiil the patient atreitKtli by buhillng up Uia cofiatuutioii and aiawt-bi- c natura In douig Ita work. The proprietor! have en much faith Hi Ita curative powvra that they ofler One Hundred Italian lor any ease that a fall U tun. send fur nat ol teaOraoutala Aildrna r. J. ( Hi tv CO. Toledo, O. Hold by all DrunMta. 7te. 1mX4 ileU e t auuly i'uie tor aotutUieUaa. 4! te AVft ; -- -4 they X all decided that haa a tumor in addition to my female trouble, and advised an opera. T. villa VL. linn l'iukiiam's Vegetable Compound made me a well woman and I have no more backache, I hope I can help others by telling- them what Lydia E.llnkham a Vegetable Compound has done fot me." Mrts. EmmaImbe, 833ilrstSt, Ullwaukeo, "Wis. The above is only one of the thousands of grateful- letters which are At the Funeral. "He bas been not only a minister, constantly being- received ofby the Lynn. Pinkhamiledicine Company nut an editor." Mass., which prove beyond a doubtthat "You don't say! Then his chances Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Comof getting to heaven are even." pound, made from roots and herbs, "No, his chances of getting to actually does cure these obstinate disheaven are not quite so good. He waa eases of women after all other means an editor only a Bhort time not have failed, and that every suchto at woman owes it to herself enough to make it an even thing." least give Lydia E. Tinkham's VegetaUfe. submit-tlnflr ble Compound a trial before to an operation, or giving up Important to Mothers of recovery. Examine carefully every bottle of hope of Lynn, Mass., Mrs. CASTUHIA, a safe and Bure remedy for Invltoa Pinkliura, alclt women to write infants and children, and see that it her for all advice. She has guided Iicars tbe thousands to bvaltn and tier advice Is free. Signature In Use For Over at Years. - suf-eri- ng f to 9 9 Stages of Chrysanthemum. except for cuttings for the propagation of new plants for the next year's blooms. There are early and late varieties. Just as with other plants, yet the season for blooming never expands beyond certain Ilmlta' No manner of care or forcing will make them blossom before cool weather, and no manner of retarding will hold the blossoms bark till later than Christmas, provided the young plants are started at the same time In lata winter or early spring. On tne other hand, tbey respond to rich soil and good treatment, but the result is strong, long stems and tiny blossoms, rather than a gain In tbe time of blooming. Length of stem Is one of the great marks in tbe measure of value for cut flowers as viewed by the public of today. The longer the stem, the higher the price, other points being equal. Nor is this a mere whim of public taste, but a rational choice, since a flower with a long stem, full of sap and crude or elalKirated blossom food, will last longer than the one with a short atom or no stem at all. Flowers with stems a foot long or more will last from one to three weeks or more in a vasn of water, while those with very short or no stems do well to last a day or twoThe enrysanthemtim as grown today with a single terminal blossom has the longest stem of any commercial flower tbat Is generally sold in our country. Tbe Illustrations shown herewith are from a photograph accompanying an article on debudding. by G H.Taylor, published In tbe Garden Magaxlne. Copyrighted by DouMeday, Page A Co. The best quality of chrysanthemum blooms are generally produced by terminal buds, but crown buds give the crown larger flowers. Figs 4 and 7 buds; figs. 1, 2 and 10 The Kind You Have Always Bought. Your Liver is Clogged up Not His Fault. "I refuse to accept these photographs," said an irate woman to a photographer; "my husband looks like a baboon!" "I can't help It. madam," replied the photographer; "you chose him, I dldn'L" Sorts Have No AppstiU. CARTER'S LITTLE, LIVER PILLS re. Wtealow'a Soothing; Symp. V"nvbtl4ra tonng. aift.nitixut, redueeeln-tain----wtud colic Xc a holli. iLeir dury. Cora Caaatisw. Toll, says the proverb, is the sire of fame. Euripides. leuaw, Uagsstisa, M -- CnnetlpaUon eaewmand agraeate aaany eerlove eiwmwe. It la u"oijrhlv runsl by rToe'e I'ellvta. Tbe T rut family lutllw It rwul Those who am untrue to themselves are false to others. That's Why You're will pal yoa right a Ww days. is rhrydo Bd. Sdi aaJ Beaiacaa. taULL WU. Salail D0SZ. SaUlX PUCI GENUINE muet bear signature t daisy fly killer r::rraS: tt m fi-- sxl I BiaVl T Jmw, . 0nua Will Smmt Ml laekara. I 73 J Keaaers WJ bning of thii paper dc irA;,K' anTuurej i ke colueana arxxila ineat mxm rhat they aek lot, reiuaiog alt I OPIUM All erf . W1el Up sMeMtVtCMr-tiHiNeaf. tsli i (S0G9IJS7 J mi Tired-O- at LeMB) Of IHahnaa. ACCAVQ RELIABLE l PROMPT fMis and slWrr fnn4 ana hnualrt. wnt r.,r A 44.1 C1 .Jlln (" vu (M.l Trf itr IS Coart Vwmimr, CioioraMltt. etlrke DEFIINCE STARCH arm I Um lr. r MriitiifM frr trwi, renri a fa Mssbii 4. wham fsfifH. siria.tif (- riM-ei- , The Overland terminal buds; ? show methods of pinching, and when to do it. Fig i a terminal cluster after debudding. Figs. 9 and the 10 show how debudding make olltary bloom larger than when several buds are left on the stem. Fig development of Fig. 1. figs. Rammed. Not Rammed. Marie Louise. A The Simplest Car 5. 6, - Th .f ! vrnttrlrrful IKriUnip now aril a 2.1 horernower Orrrlamf than any other rar r rr known--t- a it l.ifj in rw'l-siyle. or for I.iiO . lrar Th man who it in ith tnnnnn. lb ltf'l,r has a rone die a h trtwdrr rar. ami la raaily rapaMe of M at(e r.rr( W turrunt out 140 mh cars every nn an hour. rt mr er r abl to rlv, Init Wf aril a 40 hnrarpower fHrUn4 for anake a n.anr aa tnril wanlrd. I.ZV). tHhrr IrrrrUri'i rnorlrla 1,TTW. I and All prwvs inrludc gsa Easy lamp and ma gnetn. TW frlanHa tv rtmtrol. anVon will find no rar that mnparra vita (rterund at anywhrrr rarar ita prices.' One r'"t.T Uat nr alow, l.v annrilv a..m t mi as "ril'U- - aa welkin, mni th hands sr Ht fr to ater. will Thr nae whr th Overlanda onteelt pafla than anv allYm other when yon make your i tn hr a'it.i!..fil-- of. f itw tatr th frw from ynii are yon mo do this, mstif. It Tt njrrrafinna are all ..rthrr are (rrcrland dealers ererr where. rmn.lniti. lint the tirat etep ta to eend for owe tnmatw. --r a!) th ial.-A h"K-to rwiH r an "Hrrlnl frnm atylea and krow all n a rnaf the we eend it we will tell ! hr ttH. I Nw the facta. " et th"e rare, hae f,tt rmi nitr hearer dealer. I'leaee send m run ftt rnirra ithemt thia mupnn now. sinrpin th yrrat w nn rr ri tn har l. rr rH Care of Cane Fruits. to Operate P.lackbenies are easily raised In 11 Hnols rolls. The fall Is the best time t.fhaH for planting. Ret In rows about nine frMl. feet apart, three feet In row. Com The Car Youll Want tnence cultivation aa soon as ground Is In proper condition In the spring. trrrln Cultivate dep In the early part of the cultishallow season, practise lt a harrow. Iust mulch I vation Packing Apples. The (rerman government has ls.ued better and cheaper than straw. Th a deert-- e which In effect permits Amer- latter also tends to harbor nlce and ican apples packed In barrels In the insects Rushes should be trimmed mrr. head of which exceptor or paper Is twice a year, oelng cut back tbe Low Prices 3 t of to a Very ond 34 height spring placed to prevent damage In shipment Tho W.llT.-0erlarCw. C67 Th 0t"tI. are ml - aa Km are to enter the country without the pay- feet. After picking Is over cut out Teeoo. Onio weak small and canes and all old Iv anKirm nftmnt.n miKhinTV, Hithment of the tarlT provided. Selsea fat eat Ueee (; An Annxt a whl u, mm erto apples so packed have paid th growths. rareee tmmd mm IS eofoea free. a'wm imW Increased duty applicable to "fruit f.f the? fvta. an ! otir etwirtrnms e 1m th twnnif I ban fintpnt, ere doubly wrapped" The removal of the Pruning Grapes. We ha rut th net 21 nf.n extra duty will relieve a burdensome Each variety of grapes Is a law nil in tb part year akm. to Itself whet It comes to pruning fwt ml duty on American apples. The Ilelawarsi needs buf, little, tht' fves much and the Concord Is In the Pruning Smsll Fruit, Tbe currant and gooseberry ned middle line. Study your varieties pruning. This is best done when tbe you wish to have best results. four or five year old wood fs cut ont Sometimes if there are too many new Selling Frvlte. Ret varieties of all tbe fruits Suitshoots, they can be thlnnnl to advaned lo your soil, climate and market. It tage. you propose to have a surplus ak the consumer what bs wants bis palate The Codling Moth. W ready to f ghl tbe codling moth must be tickled If you expect to which cause wormy apples. In the his money, meantime, fruit growers should (.refor the campaign by fvelter keep tfce money In your tire themselves first-classpray pump and pocket than plant trees and k gleet orderlrg .1 J neeeJt-- e U, 1 1 .A. a t TVa enw4 Krlt f WU tb itorejary attachments them. lee The Illustrations given herewith give-somidea of the action of tbe roots un-d- r the different metLods. Experiments further show that the fbrous and small roots produced In tbe nursery before digging play no great part as roots during the Subse-pien- t life of the tree. trt fll far jrt tter nif !. htrr h-- so rte lar-tnr- !. fl s anii.rlrrrliaieeiltmiaUl4tIMn cnrn-liror- i.. i |
