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4.• ter 't All . Humors, Are impure matters which the skin, liver, kidneys and other organs cannot take care of without help. Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup- tions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling, bilious turns, lite of Indigestion, dull head- aches and many other troubles are due to ithem. They are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets known as a a r sa t a b s . 100 dose. $1. Worms - Casesretti are certainty fine. I /are • friend one when the doctor was treating him for cancer cif the stomach, The neat morning he putted four pieces of a tape worm. lie then got a boa and iti three days he passed • tape -worm 45 feet long. It was Mr. Matt Preck, of Millersburg, Dauphin Co., Pa. lam quite • worker for Casca- rets. I use them myself and and them beneficial for most any discaoe caused by impure blood.\ Chau. R. Condon, Lewiston, Pa., (stiffen co.) \CUT THIS OUT, mail it with your address to the Sterling Remedy Com- pany, Chicago, Ill., and receive a hand- some souvenir gold Bon•Bon ERRE.\ Qt. Peter (to applicant)—What was your business when on earth1 Applicant—Editor of a newspaper. St. Peter—Big circulation, of course, Applicant—No, small; smallest in the county. St. Peter—Pick out your harp. The danger front slight cuts or wounds is always blood poisoning. The immediate application of Hemline Wizard Oil makes blood poisoning im- possible. Longevity is most frequent in coun- tries of low birth. You May 1Need It Ask your doctor about the wisdom of your keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house, ready for colds, coUghs, croup, bronchitis. If he says it's all right, then get a bottle of it at once. Why not show a little foresight in such matters?, Early treatment, early' cure. Ayers W e e ° t; ' :Irt Tr% r t. clootor W. pub.l•h our formulas ;0 ,r wle boa our alcohol r madlatuas Many a boy is called dull and stupid, when the whole trouble is due to a lazy liver. We firmly believe your own doc- tor will tell you that an occasional dose of Ayer's Pills will do such boys a great .deal of good. Thcy keep the liver active. —Mule A. the T. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. meas.- Ale ••• ••• SASH, DOORS, I MOULDINGS Inside Finish and elooring for youy New Home or Building. We ship Anywhere. Atilt your dealer or send direct to Spokane Paint & Oil Co., N. P. R. R. & Madison St. Phone Main 1520 Spokane, Wash. Hotel Tourame SPOKANE, WASH. 21 Munn,* St.., opposite Review Bldg. NEW ANNEX JUST OPENED. All elegantly furnished. Hot and cold water and telephones in all romos. AUTO BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS. Rates, 50e to $2.50. Special rates to steady guests. WILLIAM SNOW, Prop. o/mai•WRIMM/1/ International Hotel SPOKANE, WASH. 234 Main Ave., near Bernard St.. A new, strictly modern hotel, 11)11 rooms, hot and cold water and telephone In every room Rat..., r,0 cents to #2,00. Elevator service. Telephone. Main 4557. DARN Your STOCKINGS on the machine. with • Universal Damn. Regular 30 rent attaahment sent for rs cents in stamps, jrist to advertise them. UNIVERSAL DARNER CO., Lock Box 1479. Spokane, Wash. Hotel Raymond J. A. Trivets, Prop. - Rates 50e and Up. EUROPEAN PLAN Centrally locatwil-•-tine to and from all trains 32KlitabeA - Spokane, Wn Pp. 5. V. 'IS No. 2 Ow ort OR . •••••;;'... Modern Farm Barn. The barn herewith illustrated will be founit suitable for a medium-sized farm on which eight or ten milk cows are kept. It has a floor space of 38 by 84 feet, exclusive of the milk room. The studs should be 12 to 14 feet lone The interior is divided as shown on the floor plan The silo Is 12x38 feet, with a 5 -foot pit which may be of stone or cement. The silo as shown is connected to the feed room by a 21 4 . • - • “t.il - sl it \ • • o41 ' EXTERIOR VIEW OP BARN. 4x4 -foot chute. This should extend the entire length of silo and have small windows both at the top and bottom. The hay chute is 5x5 feet square and has door at the floor line for forking out hay. The chute Is of sufficient size for feeding stock if barn is full. The silo and hay chute are boarded up tight to prevent dust, dirt or odors from entering the cow barn. The loft floor should be made tight for the same reason, and if made double with tar paper between It will be better. The construction of the calf and bull pens, also the box stall, should be such that the animals may readily see the other animals in the barn. They enjoy company as well as human be- ings do, and many an otherwise good- tempered animal has been rendered unsafe by being placed in solitary con- finement. The milk room is to the cow stalls and has both an inte ior and exterior exit. The door lea nit into the barn should be closed at all times. The Interior arrangement is such that one attendant can feed and oare for the stock. in a short time; a point not to be overlooked in this day of high-priced labor. An 8 or 10 -foot opening should be left In the loft floor over the driveway for passing up hay, etc. The grain and bran pins are lo- cated over the feed room and the feed drawn through 8 -inch wood spouts and mixed in the feed room The driveway, also the space between the feed room and cow stalls, may be used a portion of the year for tools or a wagon. The floor above the drive- way should be 11 or 12 feet high; the floors over the pens and cow stalls I should be 7 feet high, and those over the box stall and horse stalls should be 8 feet high. This arrangement pro - UM I MI GROUND PLAN OP BARN. vides ample atorge room for hay, etc., in the loft. A good feature of this barn in that additions can be made without Interfering with the genera/ arrangement In nay way.—J. E. Bridg- man in Farm, Stock and Home. Feuding Maim Quite a number of praetleal feeders have adoiated the silage method. One man In particular having a large stock farm in Ohio puts up annually be- tween 2,500 and 3,000 tons of corn and rowpea silage, tihich he feeds to his beef cattle. A 1.000 -pound steer will usually consume about 60 pounds of silage per day. When fed a ration of this kind, some nitrogenous food should be added, such as oil meal, cot- tonseed meal or other concentrated products found on the market. The feeder from Ohio referred to feed on an average &iota 6 pounds of cotton- seed meal per day to his steers and about 6 pounds of clover hay, in addi- tion to the 60 pounds of tillage. For beef rattle It Is usually considered ad- visable to allow the crop to mature before cutting, and also to plant It the same as one plants for grain prodec- Gen. The cattle feeder le not Partic - ularly anxious to obtain a large amount of forage. fiut he is more ens - lone to get as much corn as possible. A crop of corn that will produce about 50 bushels per acre will make from eight to nine tons of Pillage planted in the usual way and harvested when mature. It if stated by feeders who are using ellibe. and similar reports MVO come from stations, that cattle fed on this produce scour less than when fed on corn and dry roughage — — The ()amen Experiment Station found that two tons of horse manure in an exposed place In five months lost 6 per cent In gross weight, 40 per cent of SS nitrogen, 47 per cent of It. phosphorite and 78 per cent of Be pot. salt The total logs of plant Mod WWI II p twat. Weather Facie. The Farmers' Club of the America& Institute Las issued the following rules for forecasting the weather: 1. The wind never blows unite'i rain or snow is falling within 100 miles of you. 2. When cirrus clouds are rapidly moving from theft north or northeast there will be rain inside of twenty- four hours, no matter how cold it Is. 3. Cumulus clouds always move from a region of fair weather to a re gem where a storm is forming. 4. When the trInperature suddenly tails there is a storm forming south of yea. 5. When the temperature suddenly rises there is a storm forming north of you 6. Cirrus clouds always move from a region where a storm is in progress to a region of fair weather. 7. When cirrus clouds are rapidly moving from the south or southeast there will be a cold rainstorm on the morrow, if It is in summer; if it is in winter, there will be a snowstorm. 8. Whenever heavy, white frost Oc- curs a storm Is forming within 1,000 miles north or northeast of you. 9. The wind always blows in a cir- cle around a storm, and when It blows from the north the heaviest rain Is east of you; if It blows from the south the heaviest rain is west of you; If it blows from the east the heaviest rain is south of you; if it blows from the west the heaviest rain is north of you. Blidebone In Horses. The cut on the left shows a healthy foot bone. In some cases the cartil- ages are large, extending for some dis- tance, giving an appearance of side bone. If the same condition exists in other feet, it may be concluded that , no sidebone exists. The picture on the right depicts a foot with growth of sidebone. The growth begins at lower edge of cartilage next to the foot bone and extends gradually upward. Farming Postal bill Ilea. At the average rate of twenty bush- els of wheat per acre (which is much lees than the average yield of either Germany or England), the State of Illi- nois, with a few Indiana counties thrown in for good measure, cultivated exclusively to wheat, would produce annually more of this product than does the entire country. If Ohio and Iowa's 76,784 square miles of improved land (census 1900), with • 17.668 square mile strip of Kansas, should be planted in corn, there would be harvested, with an acreage yield of (My bushels, 8.022,144,000 bushels, an amount practically equal to the total 1906 corn crop of the United States, Canada and Mexico. With the 10,615,644 acres of Georgia's improved land producing a bale of cotton per acre, the yield would amount to nearly is much as the total annual cotton crop of the country; and yet a large part of the 15,776,413 acres of so-called \unimproved farm land\ in Georgia can be made to produce as well as the best land in the State, with still a balance of 11,191,943 acres of unclassified land, of which a pots, Hon only is irreclaimable to agricul- ture Clogs and Peaces. Lean, lank hogs and poor fences will discourage almost any farmer who has such a combinsition. With animals that will multiply as rapidly as plgs it seems almost a shame to see a man breeding old scrub sows to Rome boar that has no pride of ancestry or hope of posterity. Yet this is exactly the course that about half of the farmers are following, and wondering why feeding hogs is not paying substantial profits. Never get the idea in your heads that breeding from young and Immature breeding stock encourages early maturity in the progeny. Good, strong, well-developed pigs from me lure 'tires and dams will make better growth and more economical gains than the undersized runts that reillt from breeding immature ROMs to some 6 -months -old boar pig. Poultry wad Fruit Growing. A combination of fruit -growing and poultry raising is especially recom mended in a bulletin from the Penn- eylvanla Department of Agricultte t e. If possible, locate the poultry homes@ so that the runs will he In the or- chard. The fowls will destroy thou- sands of harmful Ineeets, thus greatly benefiting the trees and increasing the prospecte for fruit, end the fowla will at the same time gain great comfort and begifit by the protecting shade of the trees Plum trees and cherry trees are especially benefited by the pres- ence of fowls shout their roots. Peach trees will grow most rapidly and soon eat give an abundant shade AD e An Old Honker Game. A farmer near Rork Island, Ill , was cleyerly swindled out of $25 by smooth stranger who claimed to be the game warden The farmer was hunting on his own farm when ap- proached and asked if he had a hunt- ing license. He had not, and 41te man said he was not excused by being on his own farm, and that he would ar rest hit. This did not please the farmer, and he finally gave the fello w 825 as bail. When he appeared in court the next mornine he met the real slime warden, but got his mon417. 1 injured in an explosion at the Place Vi- gor station of the Canadian Pacific rait- . , way recently. The death list, it is feared, will be large. lowurs 14111 104 1 tiw makito SLICKERS IGIAPANITTP WATEPAPOOf C4lilAI6 FREE \ wear well and they keep you dry while you dre wearing them Saoo liEVERYvvli ERE POWER SITES WITHDRAWN. Large Tracts in California Are Turned Back fog Settlement. In Aid of the proposed legislation af- fecting water power sites on the pub- lic domain, the secretary of the interior has withdrawn all forma of disposition the following lands: Along the Mellala river in Oregon, 3,179 acres, and along the McKenzie riv- er in Oregon, 598 acres. Secretary Ballinger also restorhil to the public domain 378,456 acres of land iu Califoria. This action was tnkeu as a result of ieformation furnished the interior department by the geological survey, the land having been withdrawn as probably valuable its oil lands. The area of lands still withdrawn is thought to contain oil fields aggregating 3,242,- 060 acres. Get Better Rate. Announcement that the Union Pacific bas granted Washington lumber men the Hanle rates on shipments destined to points, east of Denver as those given Oregon mills, \Son called the farmer as the aroma of eggs and ham came up through the trapdoor, \why don't you get up?'' \What's the use?\ yawned the col- lege boy, as he turned over for another nap. \Don't believe in early rising.\ \Don't eh? Well, how about the early bird?\ \Oh that's a chestnut. The early bird caught the early worm and the early cat caught the bird, and the early dog caught the eat, and the early dog catcher caught the dog. So there you are. What's the use of getting up early/ It don't pay.\ CONCENTRATED FIR TREE OIL, l'ure, not a compound. Nature's natural remedy, made from the Doeglas Fir Tree. Ilas . wonderful antiseptic and healing properties. On account tft its penetrating power it is quickly taken up by the blood corpuscles and carried to all parts of the body, destroying and carrying off all impurities both of the flesh and bones, leaving the system in a purified condition. It is indis- pensable for all affections of the nose, throat and lungs, temh as colds, hoarse- ness, tuberculosis, bronchitis, pneu- monia, catarrhal troubles, rheumatism, eczema and all skin diseases, kidney, liver and bladder troubles; also for sprains, sore muscles and lame back. Mailed upon receipt of stamps or money order; bottles 25e, 50c and $1 SIMS. Money refunded if purchaser is not more than satisfied. Agents wanted. PUGET SOUND WOODS PRODUCTS CO., Anacortes, Wash. Rubber Scarce World Over. A shortage of rubber throughout the world is creating an alarming condi- tion in the automobile industry, and especially in the tire manufacturing branch. The present shortage is par- tially attributed to the demand from the tiremakers, whose output this year amounts to nearly $30,000,000, with a probable production of $50,000,000 next year. The rubber tires now lead all other manufactured articles in the consumption of the best rubber gum. Clip This Out. At the first sign of rheumatic pains or backache, or a feeling of being gen- erally run down and weakened, the fol- lowing simple prescription should be used: \One ounce eorqpound syrup Sarsa- parilla; one ounce Tons compound; half pint high grade whiskey. Mix them and take a tablespoonful before each meal and at bedtime. The bottle must be well shaken each time.\ Any druggist has these ingredients or he will get them from his wholesale house. \I'll givve you a position as clerk to Start with,\ said the merchant, \and pay you what you are worth. Is that satisfactory I\ \Oh perfectly!\ replied the eollege graduate; \bnt--er—do you think the firm can afford it?\ Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use for their ehildren during the teething period. \Good gracious, isn't that your hus- band Renee+ the street there quarreling with the man on the opposite porch?' \Oh they're not really quarreling. They dispute that way every night. George is a monoplaniet, and Mr, Stig gins is a biplaniet.\ HOWARD E. BURTON, Asmayttr and Chemist, Leadville, Colo. Specimen ptiees: Gold, sliver, lead. 11.00, gold, silver, nisi gold, 50e, side or roppor, #1 Walling Ill Twilopol and full price lisl sent on applisa Boo. Control and umpire work solicited References: Carbonate National Bank. Explosion Wrecks Station. • v 1 Lt, 11111 MUM aLcintof.. 3 PER GEN I` AVege4ble PreparationforAs similating the FoodandRegula ting the Stomachs andBowis al INFANTS :'CHILDREN Promotes Digestionfbeetfti- ness and Rest.Contains adder Opium Morphine nor MineraL NOT NARCOTIC. RAO?. Dathflailffiffllt Ban*/ Svc/ - llama .4SidsfeSes- -limber • a . fr tir„;„ Aperfect Remedy for Consflpa- non Sour Stomach,Diarrtion Worms convitisions.lewrish , iness andLo SS OF SLEEP. Far Simile Signature or NEW YORK. At b months eltil 35 DOSES —35CENTS Exact Copy of Wrapper. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA ml So_PAN,. flaw toss Girt. How a Fortune Was Made in the Six- teenth Century. In his article on Jacob Fugger in the , January Harper's, Paul Van Dyke gives picture of the extraordinary operations of this man who loaned money to kings and to the church, established enormous mining enterprises, controlled certain trades and was altogether the prototype of the financier of today. \Now Tommy,\ said the Sunday school teacher, \what does it mean in the prayer where it says, 'Lead us not into temptation'?\ \ I guess it means the Lord needn't bother about us, because we can get in ourselves without being led,\ answered Tommy. Instant Relief Tor All Eyes that are irritated from dust, heat, sun or wind, PETTITT'S EYE SALVE. All druggists or IIoward Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. He—These glasses give me a very intellectual appearance, don't you think? She- Yes. Aren't they powerful? The value of hte mineral output of Alaska for 1909 was $20,200,000,. or practically the same as that of 1908. (Children Like 1 50 'S CURE ut LS110.01c.at Zi . 1.1‘11SiSl$11i5 l b It is so pleasant to take stops the cough so quickly. Absolutely safe too and contains no opiates. All Druggist.. ZS rants. 'rafter—If the ballot were given to women the republican party would have a cinch. Byron—Yes? Tafter—All women want protection. ightest 12 months' period, so far as new railroad construction is concerned, in 1 40104 years. I Most of the mileage wan constructed into new territory. A large portion ;the new construction was in the Pa- l ette northwest, where the Hat -Times, 'the Hill and the St. Paul interests en- gaged in competition for new terri- tory. From Arctic to Tropics in Ten Minutes No oil heater has a higher efficien- cy. or greater heating power than the PERFECTION Oil Heater (Equipped with Smokeless Device) With it you can go from the. cold of the Arctic to the warmth of the Tropics in 10 minutes. The new Automatic Smokeless Device prevents smoking. Removed in an instant for cleaning. Solid brass font holds 4 quarts of oil—sufficient to give tit a glowing heat for 9 hours— ; solid brass wick carriers—damper top—cool handle—oil indicator. Heater beautifully finished in nickel or japan in a variety of styles. Every Dealer Everywhere, If Not At Yours, Write lot Descriptive Circular to the Nearest Agency of the CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY (INCORPORATED) • Montreal.—More than 20 people were I ••••••• a t - 111411111 quallflea yoe for orieition as bookkeeper, bank elerk, private evert-tory, or te manage a business of, your own. 'Our graduatee are in great demand for high salaried positions. A new prospectus telling all about our college and its commie; sent free. We want you to write for A copy at once. . . . Addreast W. K. ALIAS. ..804 Columbia building, Spokane, Wash. INAPLEINE A flavoring 1164 . .1 the same as lemon o r van illa_ By dissolving granulated sugar in water and adding Rankine, • delitious syrup is made and a syrup better this maple. Mapleiseia sold be grocers. If not send 36c for 2 on. bottle sad recipe book. Cremes* Mh. Op., Seattle. WWI. SHIP RAW FURS AT ONCE A.JTOWEP CO. Elosvost USA Walfeohn Ganda Fur Co., inc. 2E4 Nleollet Ave., Minneapolis, Minn Capital $50.000 011 ittWER CASAIXAN CO ......rwto TotwowtO. Cpa. The only Minneapolis house which has branches la New York. Lelprqt and ',widen. Ship your few furs to us, then you are mire to gitt fell valoill and a agnate soil • — - P - UTNA M FADELESS D 74 YES Color mo?e goods brighter end faster colors than any other dye. One 10e package eaters silk, wool and oetteeit equally well and Is guaranteed to give perfect results. Ask dealer, or we send poet paid at 10c • aackege. rittr4or free booklet. hovelto dye, bleach end mix colorli.' MONROF DRUG CO.. Quincy. Illinois. v • •
