Ex-Governor Frank S. Black of New
York Is n stanch bcllovcr In slate
parks and while In office ho did much
to aid legislation in that regard. On
one occasion he said to n number of
prominent men at Albany : "What
we need now is to have n counsel for
the forest commission. " "A coun-
scl ? " Inquired n country member ;
"wlmt has the forest boon commit
ting that it should need n counsel ? "
The longest continuous run of n ralf-
way train in Europe is that from Paris
to Constantinople , 1,921 miles , in sixty- ,
four and n quarter hours. t
'
Maurice 'Barrymoro's v.'lt Is far-
II famed , but n neat little witticism nt
.his expense Was Augusts Thomas'
laconic criticism of ono of Barrymore's
plays. The playwright had been
mercilessly picking flaws In the actor's
drama until the good natured "Barry"
winced. "Oh , como. rtuu , " he Inter
rupted , "don't bo quite so hard , if Its
not an 'Alabama. ' Just remember
that I wrote it in a week. "Did you ,
Barry ? " retorted Thomas ; "Then you
must have loafed. "
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Agriculture ; Senator Chauncey M.
Depew , on Politics ; Russell Sage , on
Finance ; Thomas Edison , on Elec
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ligion ; General Merritt , on Land War
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DAIRY AND POULTEY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS .FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
How Huccciful I'nrmori Operate Till *
Uopiirtmuut of ( lie Fnrtu A 1'ew
Hints n * to Iho Cui-a of Llvo Stock
and Poultry.
, , A Urcnt Dnlrj.
' ' Hoard's Dairyman gives this Intor-
csting account of an Immense dairy
'owned ] iy Francis Frunclnco , near
Newark , New Jersey :
"There are never less than 1,000 cows
at this establishment. The number
varies from 1,000 to 1,200. Mr. Fran
cisco receives at least 0110 carload of
plump "new milch" cows from his
Iowa ranch every week. His Inspector
tests and examines every cow rigidly ,
and every one which Is found to bo out
of'condition ' , or'that does not give milk
which , In amount or quality , equals
the standard required , Is converted Into
beef. Then the rest are given n place
In the dairy. Every cow Is killed and
sold to the meat dealer as soon as It
becomes "dry , " and Its place filled by
a now milch cow.
"These COWB arc kept In three large
stables , and sixty men care for their
wants. These stables are clean , dry
and well ventilated. Every cow looks
sleek enough to go to a wedding. Every
cow Is curried dally , and every cow's
udder Is thoroughly washed before
each milking. The stables are lighted
by electricity and cooled by electric
fans. As every cow Is milked the
milker pours the fluid Into an auto
matic carrier , which takes It to the
milk house and places it in vats which
are surrounded by Ice. These cows are
fed either ensilage or hay , and grain ,
every day in the year. They arc kept
shut up every Inclement day , but every
pleasant day they are let out to pas
ture. The entire establishment covers
about 300 acres. Not only is every cow
tested when she first arrives , but fre
quently after that time as well , and
every cow whoso milk does not test
at least 4 per cent butter fat , or in any
other way falls under the requirements ,
is carted awrfy to the slaughter house ,
where its .neighbors are destined to go
In a few short months at the v.ery
most.
"Tho milk from this establishment
is bottled and sealed , and shipped in
refrigerator cars to New York city , and
disposed of to the retail trade. The
price received varies from season to
season , but is never less than 10 nor
more than 14 cents a quart. "
Ducks.
From Farmers' Review : To these
contemplating raising ducks for mar
ket next year It is time they had their
breeding stock on hand. If you raised
ducks this year and Intend raising
from the young ducks , you should at
least dispose of all the drakes and cull
ducks , buy drakes in no way related
to the ducks you have , , and if possible
procure old drakes. Indeed , wo strong
ly advlso raising from old stock alto
gether , for while the young hatched
may all live they are not quite so
large , averaging them , and the eggs
will not hatch so well. Build a house ,
not as warm as for your hens. Indeed ,
it may be entirely open on the south ,
It should bo dry and comparatively
cpmfortable. Begin now and feed a
little heavier , and let the food bo large
ly bulky food , such as ci't clover , cut
rye or let them pasture on rye , and
bran. Don't give much corn until
severe weather , during which we have
successfully given all the shelled corn
they would eat at night. During and
before the laying season we make It a
rule to give a warm breakfast. The
mash need not bo mixed as stiff as for
chickens , and If you have milk to give
the ducks give it to them In their
ITlfl&h. Tf. clnnc rmf nrnvo n aiir pnn < 3
when given as a drink. Once a week
place powdered charcoal in their mash ,
u gill to a quart , and have it around
their house In sizable pieces all the
time. Treat them about as you do
your hens only they do not need a dust
hath and as warm a house. They need
more to eat then hens , head for head ,
but It may be made more of bulk with
advantage to the ducks and to the cost
of feed.
During the heavy laying time they
need feed In the proportion of three
liens' ration to two ducks. Two ducks
will cat as much as three hens , and
must have It If they do their best at
laying. Their eggs are much larger
than a hen's egg , and they lay more
in n given time. To do their best at
laying they should have fresh lean
meat twice per week , all they want
after you have them broken Into It.
Procure one drake for each live ducks ,
and get nlco ones even If your duqks
are rather so so. It is not generally
known that ducks grow after they are
a year old , but they will. We have
some that were a year old last April
that have grown the past summer.
They are now as large as the old-fash
ioned gfeese , and if nothing happens
they will he In the best possible shape
for breeding from the coming season.
They were never stunted either ; when
they were six months old It seemed
they were as large and nice as one
ought to expect of a duck , but they
have grown surprisingly slnco then.
Now. don't think you must l op
their craws full all the time if you are
to got many eggs , indeed , you must not
do that. For ducks to lay well.and
above all , their eggs to hatch well and
produce good , strong ducklings , they
must exercise a great deal , and for this
there Is nothing hotter than n pond to
swim in. It is not necessary 'to have
a duck pond in order to be a success
ful duck raiser , but it helps lots. The
eggs seem to bo all fertile , and such
great strong ducklings kick out of
them. How many breeding ducks
should you have ? That depends on
how many you wish to market , on
your ducks , and probably most of nil
upon yourself. Mr. Rankln , when ho
was a beginner , raised 1,500 market
able ducks from thirty head of layers.
Of course , ho had advantages. Wo
marketed 1GO ducks from the eggs
Inyed during four weeks of twelve
layers with no advantages other than
any farmer has.
EMMA
Four-llarnoil filtocp.
While traveling through northwest
ern Pennsylvania my attention was
called to n curiosity In the line of
sheep. It was n breed with four horns ,
writes a contributor to American Shcop
Breeder.
One ram had horns the total length
of which was thirteen feet. Of course
this breed will novcr come Into favor
as a prolltablo breed. Too much nu
trition Is used to produce the horns ,
but ns a curiosity and a specimen for
parks they will bo sought after.
The horns vary greatly as to shape ,
but the general form was two { .landing
straight from the top of the head and
the other two branching from Just below -
low the others and In some cases mak
ing a curve , while in other instances
they extended straight out.
I questioned regarding the origin of
this breed and found they all came
from one ram loft by a traveling com
pany several years ago. The company
finished the season and asked a farmer
to keep their ram until spring for
them. In the spring they presented
the ram to thp 'farmer. '
He took Highland Blackface ewes
and crossed with the ram. The ram
proved very potent and as n result
there Is a flock of twenty-live or thirty
sheep with four horns.
They have been crossed in and seem
to keep the original characteristics.
Where the first ram came from I
have been unable to find out , but ns
far as I can learn this Is the only
flock in the world.
\Vnililn nnd Worklus Huttor.
Ono washing Is usually sufllclent.
The Danes , as a rule , do not wash their
butter , yet it generally commands the
highest price In the English market ,
says an agricultural student. Butter
should not be too dry before apply
ing the salt , as the moisture aids In
dissolving the salt as well as the work
ing does ; hence , less working is re
quired if the salt Is applied at the
right time. When butter- worked
twice the result Is usually more satis
factory. The first working should not
occupy more than ft minute or a min
ute and a half ; just enough to nicely
Incorporate the salt. It should then
be loosely put In a tub and placed for
three or four hours In a room wtoero
the temperature was kept from , CO to
65 degs. , not being cold enough , to chill
and harden the butter on the outside ,
as butter kept at a moderate tempera
ture will work better at the second
working than if permitted to harden
too much. The second working should
continue until the butter becomes
waxy , or when broken apart will ap
pear stringy , like broken Iron.
Too Closa Competition.
The Kennebec ( Maine ) Journal says :
It is said to be a fact that not one-half
of the factories In the state of Malno
are paying running expenses. They
are so thickly settled now that they
are competing among themselves for
the purchase of the cream and in con
sequence there is a constant fight to
see who will pay the larger price for
the cream. Then at the sale they are
competing with one another on the
price to see who will sell the cheapest.
Thus at both ends of the trade are
they cutting off their heads. It Is seen
that in the concerns that are running
on the co-oporatlve plan , where the
farmers have what la made after pay
ing the expenses of the factory , that
they are receiving no more than the
ones where the farmers sell for n price
same In both cases when taken for the
year round.
Tlio Color Fuel.
If the brood sow does not come in
heat you may know that she is not In
good condition , says the.Farmer. . . If a
Utter has just been weaned , feed her
liberally , and in a few days she will
breed. As a rule It Is not best to breed
her the first time she conies in heat
after weaning the pigs. The prob
abilities are that she has not sufficient
ly recovered from the strain on her
system to do well. The litter from
coupling at this time would likely be
few in number. The sow to give the
best return should bo in fine condition
when bred , making improvement each
day. It is not reasonable to expect
much from a sow running down in
llesh and In low condition ; yet sows
are often bred that ars but little moro
than walking skeletons , nml are ex
pected to produce thrifty pigs.
Canadian Dairy Exports. If Canada
can make money exporting butter , It
would seem a profitable Industry for
farmers in the United States. Although
our exports are Increasing somewhat
they are still woefully small , and this
Is due to the poor reputation American
butter has acquired .through the ship
ment abroad of pppr butter , oleo and
process butter , offered for sale as prime
American. In Juiyour exports were
something over 20,000 packages , but In
a single week recently Montreal ex
ported 35,000 "paokngCB. The United
Kingdom Imports annually about 350-
000,000 pounds of butter of which only
about 5 per cent comes from the United
States. Why should not the govern
ment inspect American butter for ex
port , the same as she does moat going
abroad. The officials of the agricul
tural department believe the plan thor
oughly practicable.- fact , the repu
tation of Canadian butter and cheese
results from such un inspection. Can
ada will permit no exporting of imita
tion of butter or cheese and her repu
tation on both of these articles is good.
On ono occasion the Prince of Wales
visited n Hindoo school In Madras.
The youngsters had been drilled Into
the proporlcty of saying , "Your royal
highness" should the prince speak to
them , and when the holr-npparcnt ac
costed n bright-eyed lad , and , pointing
to n primntlc compass , asked , "What
is this ? " the youngster , all In a flutter ,
replied : "It's a royal compass , your
prismatic hlghnoRs. "
Egypt and the Soudan have now
2,014 miles of railways ; ilio line from
Bocber to KiiRsiila nml Suaklm Is un
der way of construction.
An American lady who was In the
Highlands shooting with her husband ,
attended the local kirk ono Sunday
morning , but left It with Bcandolous
precipitation. For an hour the good
minister had been fiercely raging at
his benighted congregation , and wound
up : "And palrlmps" ( with pious cun
ning ) "yo'll bo thinkln , " ye walrthlcss
wnlstrcls , that yo can daddlo lutno
Paradise by clootchln * tao my coattails -
tails ! Dlnna bo dccclvlt , for mark
wool" ( a pause of Htorn nml holy joy ) ,
"when the trump of Gabriel soonds ,
I'll sneck thorn ff ! "
There Is moro Catarrh m this section of the
country Minn nil other discuses put together ,
nml until the Inst low years was supposed to bo
incurable. For n wrcsit ninny years doctors pro
nounced It a locul disease , and proscribed loenl
remedies , and by constantly falling to euro
with local trvulincnt , pronounced It Incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to bo u constitu
tional disease , mid therefore icqulres consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Cattmli Cure , man
ufactured by K. J. Cheney & Co. . Toledo , Ohio ,
Ktho only constitutional euro on thu umrUet-
It Is taltcn Internally In doses from lOdiopsto
n traspoonful. It nets directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
ono hundred dollars for any easolt falls tocurc.
Send for circulars ntid testimonials. Address
R .1. CIIKNUV & CO. , Toledo , OWo.
Sold bv Druggists. 7 o.
Hall's Family 1'ills. tire the l/esU
Good counsel rejected returns to en
rich the giver's bosom ,
These little rubs which Providence
sends to enhance the value of its
favors.
If you have not tried Magnetic Starch
try It now. You will then use no other.
/
The constantly Increasing business
of the B. & O. R. R. has necessitated
very material additions to the tele
graph service. During the past yrnr
nearly 2,000 miles of copper wire , 1GC
pounds to the mile , have been strung.
New lines have been placed in service
between Baltimore and Plttsburg , Bal
timore and Parkersburg , Newark. ( ) .
to ChlraRO. Philadelphia to Newark ,
Philadelphia to Cumberland nndt Cum
berland to Grnfton. During the sum
mer several of these wires were quart-
ruplgxed between Bn'tlmorc and Cum
berland and duplexed west.
The January Century will contain n
poem by Rudyard Kipling , "In the
Matter of Ono Compass. " Dr. Mitch
ell's story , "The Autobiography of n
Quack , " ends In that issue , but another
serial by Dr. Mitchell will begin In the
March number. It Is called "Dr. North
and His Friends , " and ono who has
rend the manuscript calls it "an oplt-
ome of the science , culture and com
mon sense of the nineteenth century. "
In Connecticut the percentage of
criminal population to the thousand
Inhabitants has fallen steadily from
2.48 In 1890 to 2.33 In the present year.
Try drnln-ol Try Grnln-ot
Ask your grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-0 , the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink It without In
jury as well as the adult. All who try
it , like It. GRAIN-O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java , but It Is made
from pure grains , and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress.
One-fourth the prlco of coffee. 15c.
and 25c. per package. Sold by an
grocers.
Opium eating la described ns mak
ing serious ravages among the workIng -
Ing people In the fen district of Ilantz
and Cambridgeshire , In England.
AMERICASAYS SO.
The Entire Country is
on the Move.
Cascarets Candy Catlmrtlc Did It. and Record
a Phenomenal Victory. Five Mil Ion
boxes Sold Last Year.
From every pnrt of America comes the
news that jufferors from constipation
luivo found relief in CascarotH Candy Ca
tlmrtlc , the wonderful modern scientific
laxallvo and Intextlnnl tonic. Cuscarots
uro llKurntlvely and lltuinlly in every
body's mouth. TliontmndH Imvo tried CUH-
caroti ) with the most pleasant und ef
fective results , nnd voluntarily testify to
their experiences. Here arc a few cx-
tr.icts from seine of the letters :
"I Imvo been uslnK Cascnrets for hcnd-
ache and constipation nnd Imvo received
Brent benefit from them. " Mrs. M , Giiu-
Icr. fi2 ! Uarrabco St. . Chicago.
"I Imvo been tnklnj , ' Casciuets for over
n month and IInil them Just thethlni ; for
constipation. " Albert U. Jiuit , TO Main
St. . Andover , MUSH.
"I din tisliifc CiiHcnrctH and have never
found anything no satisfactory. " Mm. C.
W. Durrani , D7 Kmersou St. , JJuffalo , N.
'
"I have tnlccn Cascnretn and cheerfully
recommend thorn to all my friends. " Mrs.
O. J. arndwcll , FniKullty , 1'a.
"Cuscarcts nio line for biliousness and
malaria and are go pleasant to take. " Mrs.
Mary CumrnlnKS , Maud. Oklahoma.
"I use Cascaiets In mv family and llnd
them nil you recommend them to be. " H.
} t. Irvln , Cor. Mead und Hullroad , Mciid-
vllle. I'n.
"Von can safely add appendicitis to the
list of diseases that Cascurcts will benefit
or cure. " Kuntco J. Smith , Hlch Valley.
Ohio.
" 1 Imvo used fiiscurpts ; there Is noth
ing butter for constipation. " Uenj , 1'us-
tatro , KnlKlitstovvn , Ind.
"Cuscurots are all lUjht. They have
cured me of constipation , und I never ex
pected anything would. " Charles II. Nye.
Lock Uox 205. Cincinnati , Ohio.
"I um so thankful for your Cascaieta.
They are better than any medeelno I ever
uped. " Mrs. M. Hew , Lacellf , Iowa.
"I do not hesitate to say that Casca-
rots Is the very best meijlulne ever placed
before the people. " Andrew Woodruff ,
UayHvllle , N. V.
"Cascurets uru the best cathartic I ever
used. " Tom Jlolt. Wall wood , Manitoba.
"I have tried your Cascarots and I wnnt
to tell you they are Just splendid. " John
WloBmlnK , Uox Kil , Allcgan , Mich.
We could 1111 thu whole paper with ex
pressions llko the above. Thousands of
elmllar recognitions of the merits of Cas-
caretu have been volunteered and prove
that this delightful laxative , so pleasant
of tustc , BO mild and yet effective , has
secured n ( Irmly established place In the
hearts of the people.
Go buy and try Cascurets yourself to
day. All druBKlatu , I0c , ISc , G'Jc. Ilonklet
und sample free. Address Sterling Hem-
rdy Company. Chicago or Now York.
, This Is the CA8CAKET tab
let. Kvcry tablet of the only
genuine Cascarets bears the
magic letters "C C C. " Look
at the tablet before you buy ,
and beware nf frauds , Imita
tions and substitutes.
Robert Hllllard , no actor , brought
a young Engllslnvouun to co , " 131
Cnpltan. " She was mucfi jmprcsstul
with Do Wolf Hopper , nnd remarked :
'What n charming man your Mr. Ilop-
icr Is.froll me , la ho married ? "
'Boon married thrco times , " was the
reply. "Three times ! " she repented ;
'and they arc all thrco dead ? " "No , "
was the answer ; "divorced. " "Ah ! "
nlio rojolnod , "I 'KCO ; ho IB a QMBS-
Hopper. "
There Is no character moro con1-
tomptlblo than a man who IB a for
tune hunter.
The days of courts'.ilp uro the most
happy of our lives.
For starching fine linen use Magnetic
Starch.
Finery la unbecoming In us who
want the means of decency.
Try Magnetic Starch It will last
longer than any other.
The dullest rcilow may learn to bo
comical for u night or t\vo.
The German government has decided
to build n railroad through Kastorn
Africa , and will effect n junction with
the Capotn-Cnlro railway.
AtgclablePrcparallonrorAs-
similtU'mg iheFootl audited ula-
ling ihe Stomachs attdBovcels of
Promotes Digcslion.Chccrful-
ness aiulRest.Conlnhis neither
Opium.Morphine nor > Iiiicral.
Nor NARCOTIC.
Jtotpe offfltUOrSAKVELltTCIlSR
JltnyJtin < $ et
stlx.Srruiit *
fiofAtlb&fa
stiu'sc Seifit
an/it j Miff
lfnteiyrirx. mw.
Apcifccl Remedy forConslipa-
Ilon , S.ou'r Slomach.Diarrliocfli
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- )
ness nnd Loss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature or
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NEW YORK.
EXACT COPy OF WRAPPER.
The Hon. Joint Barrett writes with
Ills nccustoiLcd clearness and force In
the' IlovIeV ofnevTowff for' Jftnimry on
"Our Interests In China A Question
of the Hoilr , " setting forth the rcapon-
Htbilitlcs , nit well as thor 6pportimHles ,
dcVolvltig on the United States as a.
Pacific power.
The Into Lord Watson had n habit
of Interrupting counsel , arid thin often
caused 'irritation. Onn rtlhthlguluhctt
advocate once reproached him on thin
account in private. "Eh , man , " sold
Lord Watson , "you need not complain ,
for I never Interrupt n fool. "
Hospitality IB ono nf tie flrol Chris
tian duties.
Fiso'ft Cure fur Consumption in the only
couch tnodlclno uso.l in my IIOIIHO. D. O.
Albright , MinilnlMirz , 1'n. , Dec , 11 , ' 05.
Offences are easily pardoned when
thcro Is love nt Iho bottom.
Use Magnetic Starch it has no equal.
Mortifications arc often more imln
ful than calamities.
None but the guilty can bo lonff nnd
complacently m'scrablo. '
For Infanta and Children.
Bears
Signature
Thirty Years
, .
THC CCNTAUn COMP NV NIW VOIIK PITY.
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and "Drmninoncl" Natural Leaf Tin Tags uro of oqtwl value in
Heouring presents mentioned below , and may lie assorted.
Evury man , Woman and child can find something oa the lint
that they would like to have , and can have
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7 Itnzur , liollow ground , duo 37 Toilet Hut decoiati'il j > orcenlu ) ,
steal . HO vvrx huuilHoinn 80J
6 Ituttnr Knife , trlplo iilulo , bout 4 Ki-liilllKton HI ( I l ) Xo , 4 , ! ! J or 39 rnl. ( * >
qunlltv . , . . . tiO 3 WiUoli.sterllnn nilvi < rfiill jowolml 1900
* 9 KiiKHr Hholl , triplu iilutt ) , ticut ( inal. . I'.O 30 Proa Hull C'n-iu , lonthor , liamtjomo
in Htnmp lloi , HtorhiiK nllvor . 70 nml iliirahlu 1000
U Klilfe , "Koou Kuttor. " two liln < t a. , 76 31 KnwItiR Machine.1 , IIrat cht ) , with
13 llMtrherUnUe , "Ketm Kutler , " 8-in iillnttnciimi-iitH .1600
hhula . " . . 711 SJ Unvolrur , Oiilt'B , 23-valllwr , bluoil
13 Hill-urn , "Keen Kiltlor. " ft-lncli . 70 1600
U Kut Hat , Uiaclor and d I'lrJM. ullror lllflp , ColI'H , llt.Nluit , 23vulltHI.15DJ
plitod . , . PO ( liiltur ( Wusliliiini ) , rotonood , In-
15 lift-iii llalt"A < i < urlatloii"hW niml.lOO lanl 2003
18 Alarm Clock , nickel . 1W Mandolin , very liamluanOUJ
17 Klx Genuine llotjcri'TpftsiMKms , best
I lite 1 im ta . , . U.I Wine-loiter Iloo.itln | ; : Hliot ( Ian.
18Vutdi , nlcLul , Htiilii wind mid ant. . 200 irnu ; > { a -JWJ
19 Carve , tfoo.l steel , buclchorn llniiilnifton , ilonblo-lmrel , him-
hamllei . 100 morHli ; < ( t ( luu , M or U HIIK , . . , . -i' 0
SO HU ( JKimliu , Iloci-rn' Tahlo Hpoong ,
.
lllryHn , Htatiilnrd inakn , l.nlk-3 or
1 Rli each , Knlvos and Turku , buck-
liornliMidlu-4 > t.v .1 . 251) Illicit Gun , ItHinlnfiton , doulila barrel -
2J HU paoli , ( limnlnn Kciucrs' Knives rol , liiiiiiinvrKtix 3003
and Fork ) , host pUtnl uuodi . 600 < o lloglni Miulo DJX , IV { Inch ll ! . .MJO
THE ABOVE fFFE/t EXPIRES NOVEMBER 37w , 1901.
*
Mfitiro 1 1'liiin "Star"'I'ln Tan fUnit h.S'ar tin la s Avlth no omMl
i Uilv u * BturH prlnto I on mui > r Bl-lii of tft'O. nra mil / / > / / inen-nli. .
Imt will bo vnlil fur In CAHU on tlio hauls oflwuutyctntst'yr
hundred. If ror nlvpil by n on nr liofnrn Man-li lu. 1911.
U IN .HIM ) Unit u illiu.-'i north ) '
STAR PLUQ TOBACCO
rrlll Innt lonzcr nml nilo-d inirn : plcuitiro limn it dim DM wurtli of any
other imimi. M AKE TH E T EST I
Send lags to ri.VK.VTAL TOBMl'CO , ' < > . , SI. Lo < ih , Mq.
will Uo mmlo by every lu.\orof ) Ln I'nrlo
property. Kir4" ! Kcaurul sale In Kchru-
ary UU ) . La Porte , Texu * . Is ilvbtlncil
to be the future creuttst fcoaport of the
Ciulf of Muxlco livery furmc-r , morclmnt
urul manufacturer of tno United Stme.s
uost of the Mississippi Itlver IK directly
Interested In I.a 1'ortc. A himll Invest
ment wl'l ' return handsome profits. Write
lor FREE Folder , Maps and Art Dook to
AMERICAN LAND COMPANY ,
100 Modloon St. , CHICAGO.
Qrow up with It.
l Thompson's Eye Water , ,
N. I ) . OMAHA. No. 1 I DUO
Mention tlilu paper to sitlvortlHcrs.
of acres of eholcT nirrl-
cultural LANDS now
opom-il for settlement
in U'e.stern Ciinadi.
lleio isi.'i-oun thceul-
ehrntedNO. 1 HARD
WHKAT. which brings the hlulioit prli-e In the
inurlietsof the world ; tliouMiiuls of i-uttla nro
futtened for tnurkot without belli ! ; foil uraln ,
und without a Uuy's hhcltof. t-'end far Informa
tion nml sec nit ) n free home In Western Cimadn.
Wrllo the Superintendent of Immixrutlo'i , Ot-
luwit , ornddtesi ) the utuluihl neil , who will mall
you utilises , pamphlets. et % . frco of cost. W. V.
Uomictl 801 N. V. I.ifo Uulldlnf. Omaha , Neb.
Gel Your Pension
DOUBLE QUICK
Write CAPT. O'PARRRLU. Pennlon Agent ,
M3C ricw Yorl : Avenue. WASHINGTON , O. C.
_
Su ccessfully Prosecutes Claims.
'rlpolrialUxiiiilnar U.O. Pension Ournau.
In cl > 1) ) war , I * udlimlcatlui calni ! > , at ty suice.
