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Show COW STABLE COMFORTABLY - ACCOMMODATES MANY HEAD Wrights Shoes Heres Structure Erected by Fred P&bst at Oconomowoc, Wis., Supplied With Extensive Ventilation Fall Shoes 5 System, Etc. honest Leathers styles youll be proud to wear shoes that, we stand behind. HIS RUBBERS v- - . VANISHED ACT PROMPTLY. Kidney troubles are too dangerous to neglect. Little disorders grow serious and the sufferer Is soon In the Methods. grasp of diabetes, dropsy or fatal The benches In the rooms disease. Brights waiting t the Inioti depot In Kansas City are Doans Kidney Pills used for other purposes than to rest cure all distressing on by travelers, the Kansas kidney Ills. They City Star enlightens us. At svery midnight make sick kidneys the maids clean out the rooms They well, weak kidneys do not forget to poke under the strong benches for stray bundles left by trustiJohn L. Perry, ng travelers. T e x., Columbus, Sometimes, after Intervals, the travsay - "1 grew worse elers return to claim their property. and worse until It Some time ago a red cap at the depot seemed but a question of a few hours saw a man In a linen duster, a felt bat before I passed away. M.v wife was and the manner of one w ho had spent told I would not see another day I his life In a secluded part of the rallied somewhat and at once began Oiarks get down on his knees and taking Doans Kidney Pills I steadily peer carefully under several of the improved until today I am In good ' ' benches health I t an thing mister?" the Remember the name Doan's. redcap For sale by all dealers. 50 cents a queried all no. sonny, not zactly I left box a pair of rubbers here last Foster-MllburCo., Buffalo. N. Y. January when I sag on the way tew Emporey. Haln t seen nuthln' of em, have Woman-Like- . you?" The red cap explained that he "I hate him! 1 think he la the meanhadn't, and moreover, that the room est man I ever met." had been cleaned out several dozen Gracious, Jeanette! What Is the times since last January. trouble? "Well, I swan," replied the traveler, Why, he told me he loved me devotblinking and stroking his beard. "The edly and I told him It would be Imposcity methods do brat me " sible for me to love him in return. The poor fellow looked so downhearted 1 told him to try and forget me. BABYS SKIN TORTURE Well? "Boo hoo! He he did When our baby was seven weeks old be broke out with what we thought was heat, but which gradually grew worse. We called In a doetor. He said It was eczema and from that time we doctored six months with three of the best doctors In Atchison but he only got worse. Ills face, head and hands w ere a solid sore. There was no end to the suffering for him. We had to tie his little bands to keep him from scratching. He never knew what It was to sleep well from the time he took the disease until he was cured. He kept us awake all houra of the night and his health wasnt what you would call good. We tried everything but the right thing. "Finally I got a set of the Cuttcura Remedies and I am pleased to say We did not use all of them until he was cured. We have waited a year and a half to see If It would return but It never has and his skin Is clear and fair aa It possibly could be. I hope Cuttcura may save some one elses little ones suffering and also their pocket-book'John Leason, 1403 Atchison SL, Atchison, Kan., Oct. Consequently Man From ths Country HadJUttlosUss for City ( , 8- Specials Boys button or lace -- in gun metal or Psbat Cow Stable. a kid. 2.50 Gunmetal, patent colt and vici kid, The cow stable erected upon the farm of Fred Pabst at Oconomowoc, feed wide and 144 Wls., Is thirty-eigh- t feet long and will comfortably accommodate fifty-fou- r head of cattle exclusive of those which for any reason may be confined In the two large box stalls, says Homestead The two rows of cows face toward a common feeding alley which is fourteen feet In width and which opens to the at either end of the barn through a large doorway. Back of each row of cow s a ten-fomanure alley which gives ample room for workmen. The barn Is supplied with windows, which admit abundant light, and an extensive ventilating system which continuously prothe vides fresh air and withdraws gases and other Impurities. A wash room, fully equipped with the necessary appliances, enables the manager to enforce greater cleanliness than would be possible or practicable without this equipment. The feed room and the silos open into the feed alley, and are therefore conveniently slttf sted for the feeder. The barn-l- s modern throughout and Is one of the very best models built In recent years 1b the We6t. CAUSES OF HORSE COLIC horses to drink too much of It at noon and especially Just after eating grain. Allow the work horse adequate supplies of cool, pure water often whep he Is at work and he never will take too much of it or suffer 111 effects from drinking. Indeed the water so given will be likely to prevent sickness and always la appreciated and beneficial. thirty-fiv- -- 1 Wax calf, Farm Animal Will Thrive, Work and Remain Healthier -Better if Given Hard Feed Dur- patent colt and ing Busy Season. vici. e (By 8 C MILLER) When a farm horbe la working hard It does not pay to let him eat grass when It Is green. He will thrive, work bettor and remain healthier and more enduring if fed "hard feed during the busy season The soft, washy, green grass is palatable of course, but It makes the horse soft and flabby, keeps the bowels too loose, and Is apt to Induce colic If the horse has no work to do he mav go on pasture right along and have little grain and when his work Is done In late summer he may enjoy the fall pasture made green again by rains. The pasture also Is a good place for the brood mare as It promotes flow of milk. We find that severe attacks of colic often are caused by allowing the hot, tired horse to eat grass at the road side when be has made a long trip to town. The trouble, too, is prone to come on when horses art; suddenly fed new hay or new oats. Both new hay and pew oats should be fed In small quantities gradually at first, and along .with old hay and oats until the horses become accustomed to the change. Either the new feed Is so palatable that the horse eats too much of It, or it contains some ferment that sets up indigestion and formation of gas. Water very seldom causes colic. Nature intends horses to have all of it they want, at any and all times and so provided it does no harm. We may cause trouble by withholding drinking water for lpng periods of time and then forcing the hot, tired Dull calf and patent Colt, 9 buttons 3-5- 0 Wax calf, velour, patent colt and kid. 5.00 I HAD WRIGHTS The Best Ratlona for Hogs. Recent experiments at the Missouri station prove that corn, good corn. Is a good feed for any animal, and , that there Is no reason for withholding It from any animal needing food. At the same time, it Is shown that corn alone la not nearly so good or so' profitable a feed as corn supplemented by some proteld food, such as tankage. Unseed oil meal or soy heaps. In hogs fed exclusively on corn the animal becomes very fat and chubby, 19, 1909." ; and does not develop properly; the bones are brittle and easily broken. Point to Good Future. Sixty-fiv- e Seven poor children, four girls and hogs were used In this experiment, and they were divided lnte three boys, all about 10 years old, lots of five each. Twelve different ra- went to a nearby Beashore resort, in tions were used, with corn alone la charge of two women, for a days outtwo of them, and corn supplemented ing. The funds for the picnic were with some other feed In the others. provided by two boys who sell papers The hogs fed en corn and Unseeaj, and who live In one of the two bouses meal and those fed on corn and tank- - from which the excursion party was ' One of the women la age gained the most; those receiving recruited. -corn alone were most unsatisfactory. charge of the children said that the boys had arranged the outing of their own accord, and the remarkable thlag Clover for Horses. An experiment conducted at the Illi- is this: They are not good boys ky nois experiment station In fattening any means and one of them la probhorses for market showed that clover ably the naughtiest boy In the neighIs worth twice as much as timothy, borhood. But we think that when boyg like this they w 111 come do Uttle pound for pound. In putting flesh on out all things New York Trlbu right the animals. It is the belief of the station that Its value will be more ev OmoCTT-- or Tamo, I ewf Loess Ookhtt. highly appreciated aa a horse feed mis that k Is area um bunatJ.tbCmknkt when corn forme all or part of the artmr V. J. Uwir A Co. Solas Snn at graUL ration than where all oats are Simla ms Si ths City at Toted. Oaonty and maw Stnrwaal. aad that akt firm wtil pay tha aia at fed. Clover hay, being rich In protein, ONB HUNDRED DOLLARS far aarh and mry that aaaaat bs curad by tha taa at renders It especially valuable for feed- taaa at Caxaaa cess. Cara lull FRANK t CHEWET horses. young ing Boars ts Salon as and subsertbsd towy pnssssw to-da- y 1 EVENERS AND SINGLE-TREE- OGDEN I Mall Orders Filled Lsu.m el Dsoember. S Why Yoote That Srt Tired-O- at wt No ApedU. CARTER'S LITTLE., LIVER PILLS Hay J1 Car Cwrflpa. twa, 8A. sod lick HmdwW. krutil, laJiyvatiaa, UUU MLU1 FILL UUU DOS. FUCI Genuine mu Signature W. L. 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Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y., with the aeaietanon of hie staff of able physicians, has prescribed for and cured many thousand of women. He baa devised a etrcesaful remedy for woman ailment. It in known a Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription, ft I a positive specific for tb weakness end disorder peculiar to women. It purifies, regulate, strengthen and heel. Medicine dealer tell It. No fienesl dealer will t advise yon to nooept a substitute in order to make a little larger profit. A IT MAKES WEAK WOMEN STKOKG. SICK WOMEN WELL. On Atom's Ptamaaat PallatM ngalata aad itmaOaa SnmcA L, last. A. D j is Clogged up Womans Power Over Man Vx Wis sth day I Your Liver A. W. OLkASON mut 1 t f Bair Catarrh Cara is takes totamtily sad arts llrrrtly upon tb blood and muooua aurfaow at tha Batata, heod lor tcaatawalala. tree. F i CHENEY A CO.. Totada. 0. Fold by sR Drueakrta. 75e. Takt Hall s Family nils lor oomtlmtto. 8avlngs Banks. Savings bank deposits In the United Kingdom amount to more than of which the postoffice bolds 8778,640,000. Depositors exceed ten million In number. The peoples total savings In all financial institutions are put at $2,433,250,009. Ds posits In English KAISERS OLD DRILL MASTER Death of the Sergeant Who Taught Him and Hia Siatar Military Exercises at a Lad. The kaiser's old drill.aergeant, Robert Lucke, has Justdled In Berlin at the age of 78. 3pbe kaiser never forgot him aqdwhenever his ejre fell upon him 'among the bod) guard at the ' palace he used to address a cheery rd to him. In 1863 young Prince Wilhelm, then eleven, and hla slater. Princess Charlotte, now the wife of the hereditary Prince of were tO- - -Xuck ad In mil, itary exercises, extension motions they were called, and in shooting at a target with miniature rifles. Lucke left bis regiment in 1867 and west Into the royal bodyguard, but after a few years was taken Into the mess office of the Firs? Life Guards at Pots' dam The last time the kaiser saw him was at a Jubilee of the regiment, when after the parade was over he shook him by the hand and said: "Well, my dear Lucke; but Tor you 1 would never have got on as I have. J Possible Social Change in England. ItVHl be Interesting to see what will bKthe effect upon feminine banners of the severer standards of decorum certain "to be established In the nine George's court years'of Edwarff piere wS griat TAkfty at point of conventional manners, and Jt is within that period that fashion able" women" have' adopted the cock tall, the cigarette, wltb some other That practises equally unedlfying. George wIU hart none of this is a practical certainty. In other times the court practise has established th? social rule. How It will bs now Urns only will telL g , ' Remington Pump Cun and Ramingtoa Autalondlng Shotgun represent the highest development In madam shotgun manufacture. This claim la proven hy the fact that over 50JI of the Inter tat Handicap far tha last three year have bane won hy Remington Shotguns. Mora winnings thaa all other shotguns of tdl maker combined. r SoU Bch, REMINGTON PUMP SUs Action. Bottom Ejection wrogmnri ee uariraled in this dsn of tepcatsn. TRY MURINE EYE REMEDY for Red, Weak. Weary, Watery Eye and Granulated Eyelids. Murine Doesnt Smart Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists 8ell Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 60c, $1.00. Marine Eye Salve IB Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00. Eye Boeks and Eye Advice Free by Mall. - Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago. There are differences of opinion regarding the correct arrangement of eveners and single-treeand In particular xhe lines or reins. The latter much upon the temper of the One farmer drives several horse. horses abreast without the use of lines or whip, having trafned them to go, back, and turn by queer sounding calls, writes 1. G. Bayley In Popular Mechanics. Another farmer drives six horses abreast - with a elngle - pair of lines attached to the outsiue horses, the Inside horses being connected with single straps. The methods of harnessing up from one to six horses abreast are shown In the sketch, which has been approved by'everal farmers that have had several years of experience. The methods shown are.-f- or plewer eeoopn or When connecting to wagons the only difference is lr'the design of thfTasTeven erTw hleirTiaS'a'toletn the center for connecting to the pole or tongue Instead of the chain hook. and eveners for wagons Single-tree- s d heavare usually made about ier- than for plows, keeping the same lengths throughout It will be ob s, road-scraper- one-thtr- CUN-Hsmms- rims, Not 8trictly Orthodox. Police Justice Toung man, what Is lour xeliglotLJljfiuJiatfi. u J served by the arrangement given' no "Chauffeur (arrested for over Deedhorse is able to shirk his duty without ing) Something like Jim Bludses, being detected. In such a case, the your honor never be passed on the evener will turn In favor of Xhe horse highway. working best, thus enabling the driver to spot the guilty one. Important te Mother Examine carefully every bottle ef CASTORLA, a safe and sure remedy for Infants and children, and see that It Watering the Horse.' Bears the As the work a horse does Increases, the amount of water he requires In- Signature of creases, sswllh aiLenglne, if ,4iot In la Use For Over 90 Tears. the same proportion. This Is especialThe Kind You Have Always Bought' ly true in hot weather. The working The Only Way. horse needs large quantities of water, "How can I win you for my and needs It often. If It Is not supplied It Is absorbed from the body tis- ownt "You fellow might get up a rafsues; they shrink anfi the horse is said to get pootv-Fail- ure to give (sufficient fle, answered the summer glrL "Im water is far more frequently the casse engaged to seven of you." of farm.bqrses getting poor during the oA lirr- -. 1 flHHBt Flter a. working season than lack of feed. rat Ftw1 S bow-illvrr atom, t Horses suffer seriously from the usual ttay.gmaak, saw taka. D Mtcrlp. practlae of allowlng them to go from Borne peop le are h a p p jT 3 n Iy wh en one feeding period till the next In hot weather without water. A good rule they nr envied. la to water the first thing In the mom lug, then within two hours after each feed and the last thing in the even 9w nsre brtfbtst s4 faster cslers th ey ether Os. lng. 7e saner any farswatulthentrlaelnf Kart Writ lr Ire bsskist REMINGTON AUTOLOADING SHOTCUN-Ham- mer. combines the dvnt(ea pi all ethw sbottm -with hang aatolmAsg without the Isa ihsrehy 1 aa ounce sangy hss mmimiim recoil aUoliArly tale. Ism, Solid Breech -- Th. mw REMINGTON CiOww a aaiw4toacrmmAS"4wfV. aa taa a ctofosw kbriaa ataMtm t w,itona. THE REMINGTON Aay I ARMS COMPANY Nw Ywfc City XMBmadwar, AXLE GREAS Keeps the spindle bright and free .from a box. Sold by dealers everywhere. grit,Try Oil Co Continental (Inonrporatad) coltdistemper -- taadM YffT MMrity. Tb tick" ir mnrf tad s!l others la oomfttfrr bowxjNMxl k tf from Uavicf ttt 4io UlBTJiPk.K Cl Kft, Ol oa by Ml do M'UHH'B wmfi9.or la fawt. Arif oa tha Wood and axpeds leroa oi irtfnnnyof Jlibapfif. Beil p say Mir kfiWsfafBMWJftfoel to cuia onsotaa. Waaatl a botUa, Cbgusd (Ona bottle ruacaouwdand n I VibdoMa or h&nas dsolova. orptaw paid try shows bow ho pottaa Uirwls moaotortarari. Our froa Lbl pobotirlYraaafthlair. Looal ageele waatatk iAffgaW ealltne Ou i iw y toigar-ooM- !, . . be Jths jt (it -- hlv worosadytBarifno'twaiYayaarth SROHIt MEDICAL COwOsaitomsaMtoitotiHs Ooetien, iadU.S.A PUTNAM FADELESS DYES t4 On tOe racket ester tH (her. They Sr In M mtsr bsttnr than any ether ira. MOHROE DRVO OO., Oar toe jr. Dye, filsach an KliCsIsr. Kent toee |