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HERB SPECIALIST.
LOUIS & SONS.

LOUIS & SONS.
Of a special line OF herb rene
dies which are guaranteed 60 cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases. known % man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. a trial Will convince tie most
skepticaI. 174S 9Th 81. NV. au2S-tf
LEO HERB REMEDIES
Special treatment for dropsy. lumbaC1. etcN
send for complete list Of diseases and cures.
-; Florida ave. corner Sth st- nw. i
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER. tHe most skilled master Of
dancing. 2rl EYE ST NV; II .Ju can walk
] can teach You 90 waltz. Prof Kemether
assistant; finest academy IN city, barn dance
private lessons. Juc. s1cials. Tuesday and
Saturday evenings. Phone NJ l12g de2g-7t
PROF. WynGham. 43I IIth NV: every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday; class G.SJ. advance
$50. C0LiIl0n and barn dance taught. lesson
SOC: lessons $50; guarantees all scholars.
Ge23-tf
GLOVERS. 6l3 22d ST.. private lessons so.
waltz and tWO-stCp guar lessons. barn
dance - classes Tues and sat eve 25c:
phone ". 1l29. de2t-s't
THE DAVISONS' ACADEMY. ~ Ola -
Oldest and best known in city Guarantee you
10 dance correctly in few Lessons Barn dauca
waltz. tWO-step, narCissuS. Private lessons
day OF eve; music. class ewes. Tues Thurs
at z. practice class 10 y. Teachers. Prof
and Mrs Dawson, Phone VI. 1851 AsseunhIy
Dances al National Rifles Arnory. sat Eves
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

$500 CASH, balance s. noathly. pretty.
new i--gJD cottage. l5 minutes walk from
NOT FOR CDLDRED PEOPLE. BOX 20
TIL ss Office. lezT-st
Is ACRES. running stream. JImDer enough
Tor CDJs- frame. about one mile from trolley
divide easily into four splendid Ittls farms
worth ST" pcr acre. Uill take So. EDWARD
SHEA Bergyn. Nj EerE-tf
r. YOU WANT 20 buy a Maryland rar-n or
suburban nome, see Us OF send I0r latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCEETT = son,
tsJ + y ". ive-tf
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Not only with Resolutions. but a new POL
ICY i'm the Home Life OF New York. JAMES
LEE EOST. GenI Agent, Home Life Build
ing, 18th and q sts NV. Washington. ID. 9.
Standard Policies Lowest cost. Largest
Values. Do it Today. Phone NJ. 1871.
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MARCUS NOTES. Auctloue-r.

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE oE cox
EF,MNCD HORSES
DN THURSDAY. DECEMBEI; @lSl. la"--
AT 10 O'CLOCK - NJ. 1 viii sell al public
auction at the Wholesale Producers market.
IIth and sts- NV, condemned District
horse number -oS.
Ey order OF the Commissioners. ID ~.
NJ g. HAEGEONE.
de2g-at Property Clerk. D g.
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FOP REET-HoUSES.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED EoUsEs.
nor RENT-FURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED
Mass av- nr l6th--Sf2Sf = nr Conn av..... 500
lbtr nr Mass av-.. soOt Nr 10th g. = I2r b 10
l nr 18th. iSr, fD.- 60 WyO 15r b.. TO
X av, l4r, d. $50 y nT 18Th, 10. 3b.. 10
18th n r, lar. 3b... $50 Mass av. iZr zo... I75
18th nr ], I5r. 5b.. 3OOi2lst nr Mass av-.. $50
" l'ih & Mass av- 25JI Sr Conn av & NJ. Is
X aV mr. 18th 2eJ|S nr Il av 1lr 100
= nr 18th. l5r D. 200l 5lst . Icr 2b--.- 100
J. V y & T. =. HUTCK, 1906 Pa ave NV
de27-st
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COPPERSMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM OF copper: sheet iron works. J.
l. GRAND. Coppersmith. 120s II st. NV. also
French ranges. refining copper utensils, cof-
fee urns, steam tables and all kinds Of cook
Ing utensils. Phone II. GSa.
SAl1-th. So. tg-aes
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THE FREMONT
NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

NON-NEDICAL HEALING BY restoring the
circulation. Is the approved method Of cure
E0- IslJJ-otor-Ar1Nla Rle-EEa-ls-n. Bricht's
Disease and those ailments OF the spine
nerves. stomach, ard limbs thai are called
tnCurabIe- Information and cons1ItacI5n free.
P-1r. Il. y. D ParSCS. 1922 sL1 ST. nv.
Lady assE-an- Hours 20 O. {. Phone N sL-Z
EeLI--st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

POOL ROOM. always open. clearing about
$40 daily over expenses PcunSy ylvauia ave
nN- location. THOENToN. 'ei stn n"-
EXCELLENT ggoJ-paying grocery. provision
store. N.e rJ.-Ls. store cellar rent Oily So
Sc this. THORNTON, 7.l s-h NV te1,-st
cAIE- P-nHsglystnit ave-, cigar store Penn
sg.-anrH ave. ~I'ulng houses all prices and /
business any kind. THORNTON. - etn NV
Ge-s---
HIGHEST offer takes one of the best cor
uar grocery stores ln Washington. long rsi,tn-
I.slua. lUc section northwest. rent, SO. daily
sales. so, must be sold 10y the lst. snap Tor
someone. NEW YORK BUSINESS bkph-
EHS rrI J.. Ge-g-5t
EOyNINg HOUSE. central uor,hUes cheap
rent making money uuer Wau.ed NEW
YORK Ei~l NESS BROKERS'. Oil T. de-t-5t
EEDl EftN and Pickle stands in leadiuE mar
.. invoice, and tyl. coffee. and fancy grocery
another market. rent cheap SO or invoice
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, OIL r.
ln-l---
BOX BAIL Alley business. excellent
stand. cheap rent. owner -u other business
HlI sacrifice. $40. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, 81 T. lezS-sl
SALOON: center city. doing nice business,
sg.s1e DCGAN, 6l5 Ia ave- de2s-St
HOTEL. centrally located. So rooms: COM
Iiet-iy furnished sold On account OF Illness
bC6NN- 81. Ia ave d1-S-.t
GROCERY and provision. southeast. living
rooms; cheap rent. DJGAN, 5-7 La ave
PHOTOGRAPH studio. best location Pa
ave. snap. DJGAN. sl5 la. ave. de2S-@t
CIGAR and periodical: business st nv. d.
GAN. al5 "a. ave de2s-5t
WANT to buy a. good grocery and meat
store I'm good location or empty store with
living rooms. Bon ga6, Times Office
ge-Z-5t
GROCERY. confectionery, fine location; es-
eelIeut stock, cheap rent THOI:\TO\, T04
SIN 81 NV Ie-t-9L-
CAFE. business ST.: less than value. cash,
easy IhDENIoN. lOi sth 81 NY. de2I-St
BOOMING HOUSES To suit mos any one.
TbOI;NTON. 90 SIN ST nW. de27-5t
CIGAR auJ periodical; same owner 10 years;
retiring THORNTON, l0i SJh ST. NV.
CDNF-.TIONERY groceries. rooms rent
ut-l-o-
4 PRACTICAL. man with some capital can
make arrangements for a business connection
with an established and progressive real es-
tate company. guaranteed profits. assured in
come permanent connection. reference re-
Mashinst'n, d. g. deZ7-3t
CIGAR. NEWSSTAND. periodical and variety
store. established 80 years one Of thc best in
city. large stock rare opportunity 20 get a
bargain. stock and fixtures viii invoice about
I.cyo; must sell; best offer viii buy 20.
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL +.
FOR SAL.E-Newspaper route: established 30
years, clearing 500 monthly, viii pay pur-
chase price In less than year. BOX 300,
Times Office de2I-3U
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HAVE. A FEW secondhand automobiles In
Al conil-ion-
Cne Ford RunabOuU
One Jewel Eunab0ut.
one 1905 Elmore Touring Car.
one 1861 Stoddsrd Dayton Touring Car.
NEW UNION GARAGE,
6s3 Maryland Ave. y Z. deIc-lf
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OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR SALE-HoUSEs.

FOR SALE-My equity % $40 cash in a
.-ropm- G-s-lry brick house. in central north
west. now vacant YOU can move right n
can per cent, long time address WIDOW
Times once daeg-T4
SIX rooms. ali modem improvements furnace
r@H5 low desirable tenant Apply On prem
I---'- u
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

T F. MOORE & CO
Lamps Of every description repaired pIatAa
and polished 20s John Marshall E.Scs NV,
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DON'T LET THE NEW YEAR

creep IN on you without photograph OF your
self. even IL II is only a postal card. Make a
firm resolution 20 have at least postal card
photograph or yourself. and don't be amorg :
the many thousands having only an 'oic-
fashioned photo taken in childhood days
Our pOstals are 4 for soc, and the work can
not be duplicated anywhere in the United
States open evenings and Sundays-
SCiERER, 127 + St y. W
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY


ONOSOAL OPPORl UNI /
FoR HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS.
Sherwood. 69c: Melvale. I5c per bottle; Mono
gram. &C. Cascade. soc. lOverhOit. soc; all
iuu quarts. all wines. 81 gal up free deliy-
cry. BUSH. HOLE L ST. NV. Phone N 52Sl
de2S-st
THE BEST RESOLUTION the boys and
young men OF Washington can make IS 10
join the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
socIATIoN, 1876 g st. NV de25-It
\ HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALL
tho wearers Of the Vienna Hat.
As Eleventh 81.
de25-1t
RESOLVED, that T.. p. DAVIS. 554 18th ST
NV. dealer 81 groceries. meats and pr1vis-
ions, can oner you goods that viii astOnish
you as - quality and price. de2J-7t
IF FRESH FLOWERS are TOO expensive.
drop IN my shop at s2i 18th ST.. and you viii
be surprised at the naluraIness OF my paper
flowers. Ny designs for cemeteries are ab-
sOlutely weather proof
PHILIP C. HESS.
Phone Main 655y- de25-It
BRODTS HAT STORES
5o3 9Th and fiS 11th sts. NV. extend 70 their
many patrons and friends the best wishes or
the season and desire tJ inform them that
deal and a good bargain Phone Main i474-Y.
de25-7t
SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICES IL PAIN
I.NSS DENTISTRY Set or teeth. s. lguar-
auteed hp. Gold Crowus. -. BridgewOrk 81
Filings, SOC uP. Examination Free. T.. =
ARMY & NAVY DENTAL ASSN. DR. ID.
Harry Moran. MEr- Corner 9Th and + SITS. nv.
Entrance so j 81. NV dc25-7t
We TAKE pleasure in thanking our patrons
fOr part business and viii assure YOU the
same courteous treatment tor tie new year.
WALFORp'S, 500 Pa ave. NV de25-1t
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT by spend
ing At lea a teN nights week in bowling
large or small pins. h4oNn 70 be- the greatest
indoor exercise or alleys are reputcd % br
the best in town Parties desiring special
evenings should reserve alleys in advance
ROYAL BILLIARD & BOWLING ALLEYS
1924 New E-Ek ave. cake O. Sherman. Pro
pTietors- Phone 54-y Main
dez5-7t
LOOK AT THESE PRICES.
SCHMIDTS special Offering. Parker Lucky
Curve Fountain Pen. $50 discount Pyr1-
Eraphy designs in wpol. 90 1880 discount
Studies and Pictures $3.50 discount.
FRED. a. SCHMIDT.
M-ls95- SIS g-h 81. NV
NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS
start the new year right by using Gem
'ulJrleSs Floor fI uu your floor and fIru5-
JGra. thea they E..I look like uaR all the
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LEO HERB REMEDIES
To THE MEN.

ELSMUR TREATMENT
Tor the cure OF liquor and drug habits
800 q ST. y. ". dc2S-7
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES
II YOU want 10 dispose OF YOUR bicvcIe or
buy one. square dealing is always assured
c T. HUNTERS. Il3 Pa ave- open lntU 10
every night. al day sunday Phone n 545S
do-7-15r
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WHERE TO MARKET.

TM. PFLIEGER. sol F ST. S "
Stewed beef, sc and &c; fine rib roast 1oc;
corned beef. sc and Sc. round steak IOc:
sfrloin steak, 123zc; pOrterh0use steak I5c:
chuc,- roast, 10c: chuck steak. Zoe Cal Main |
ZOO deIs-gIt
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. terms moderate
easy payments, positions secured. Write OF
cali; open evenings and sunday. 1923 18th
ST. NV oc25-tf
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FLOOR OIL.
The LATEST.
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES.
pOPE-WAVERL4Y ELECTRIC RCNABOUT.
in g,ad condition. viii sacrifice 10 quick buy
er I-OY further particulars address ARTHUR
\ pI-LANEN, S+S Equitable building. Bal
timOr,- oe-S-dJ
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
We ARE booking Christmas orders ro- white
Eeki7no and other dogs, also singing Cauariss.
parrots cats. rabbits. white mice rats. gold
nshes goats. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
T12 18th st NV. no30-tt
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WALL PAPER.

LATEST DESIGNS-Large rooms papere5
g; drop postal; drop postal. II. f. REY-
NOLDS, 9O5 18th ST. NV se2S-3t
NY ESTIMATES cost you nothing: al. York
reduced for next 30 days. HUNT. ia New
York ave. Main 26fI deS-3Ot
e. @ SILENCE. 467 G st NV Phone
Wall paper: lowest prices; have me give an
es innate before having your papering done.
nO2q-rf
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EORD See the New Model 7
L Ol\ Price $3.50
A 4-cylinder. . n. p touring car. easily
controlled. comfortable. powerful and SPEEDY.
surely well worth investigation. Phone for a
demonstration CHAS. Z MILLER & BRO
nos 18th OF. Phone y. 4I7u. del0-tf
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MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.

WE MOVE ANYTHING"
Trunks. Boxes. ETC. sc
Furniture, padded van. per load. s.
Furniture, large wagon, per load, s.
Freight 11acEinery- safes. etc
Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS -,RANSFER & STOPAEE
co. sa1-s22 Z 81. Nv. Phone ID. $500.
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr. E MILLION. scientific astrcIoger. s.
Eye % 81. NV. HOToTy aStrOlosy. yearly
horoscope. natiYitles. 81 Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
OF spherical triEUnOmetry- Main 81 deII-tf n
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS WHITE holds seanCes every Sunday
and Friday nights at s D. m; also Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock; private interview
daily 1916 ST NV. ID floor.
de20- s.. III. fr,-tf
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PERSONAL.

ORIGINAL gyps- DaImist. whole fortune told
l"ci open nights 22 Sth - nv u
IF YOU NEED MONEY I VIII make y1u
loan OF from SO TO So al rate that viii
pay you 90 investigate. BON 81 Times Office.
Iec-s3t
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Sherwood. 69c; MeIvaIe. I5c per bottle; Mono
gram. &c. Cascade. soc. aOvcrhOit Soc; all
iull quarts. all wines. 81 ga. up free deliv-
cry. BUSH. HOLE l. ST. NV. Phone N 62SL
de96-6t
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POOL ROOM always OPEN clearing about
$40 daily over sNrslSaS- PylGSy ylE4ula ave
uN- location. THORNTON. 54 Sta uw-
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GOOD RESOLUTION
Try J. W HUNT q co Phone M-Ics2. Glass
Paints. Namish. OIL. stains. Acid. Brushes
L-ls II ST. NV.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Leaf Of the YeW.

look In the eyes, and shortly falling:
some never getting on their feet again,
and two dying within ten minutes of
first symptoms. Two of the others
were saved (although not so badly af.
fected) by large doses of castor oil
and glauber salts. l inclose twig, as
1t is not commonly known"
The botanical name of the yew to
which the twig belongs is Taxus bac.
cata, says the Country Gentleman.
This species is native in Europe,
and from it many cultivated varieties
have been derived. In the Cyclopedia
of American Horticulture ten varieties
and several forms are described. The
Irish Yew," Taxus hibernica of gar
deners, is there referred to variety fas.
tigiata, which is described as having
crowded, upright branches and branch.
lets and dark, glossy, green leaves.
The leaves of this and other species
of yew are reputed to be poisonous
to horses and cattle, the poisonous con-
stituent being an alkaloid called tax.
Inc. Our common species, Taxus can
andensis, is small half PROSTATE or
ascending shrub found in the northern
and eastern states growing in ravines
or in rocky, shaded places, and when
accessible to- cattle is apparently
avoided by them AS source of food.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
DO COWS NEED PHOSPHATE?
An Experience That Has Raised a
New Query.

During the past summer we have
treated the growing heap of manure
in our barn yard every two weeks to
a sprinkling of ground phosphate rock,
or floats. Some Of the ground rock
was scattered on the ground next to
the barnyard fence away from the
manure. We noticed the cows were
eagerly gnawing away at the ground,
and thought first some salt had been
scattered there. Examination proved,
however, that they were licking up
he phosphate rock, doing SO very
greedily.
Now here is new question: The
COWS are fairly wild for the phosphate
rock. Why? Is it that they feel the
.ecd Of this form Of phosphorus? We
wonder if any of our brother dairymen
lave ever discovered the same thing
in their cows? We had before dis
covered that pigs will eat the ground
rock greedily if they can get it. Phos-
phorus is very essential, to a certain
extent, in the animal economy.
We. would like very much to hear
from some of our experiment stations
or from Individual dairymen if they
have had experience in this line, says
Hoard's Dairyman. The expert
ment made with pigs by the Wiscon.
sin experiment station, in feeding one
lot with a certain allowance Of phos-
phate and denying it entirely to an
other lot, convinced us that there is
something valuable for all feeders to
learn in this direction.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
DAiRYlNG IN WINTER.
Good Barn, Good Feed and Fresh
Water Necessary to Success.

Calves dropped in September and
October are most desirable because
they thrive better at the start and can
quickly be converted into veal at
time when "baby meat is at the high.
est price. Another advantage is the
COW will go dry at time of the year
when flies are bad and when the
weather is warmest. To make winter
dairying a success it is necessary that
the COWS have comfortable barn and
plenty of good feed and fresh water.
In the winter the farmer or dairyman
can give the cows more attention than
during the summer months, says the
Journal of Agriculture, and in spare
time Improvements may be made in
the stables and outhouses. The fall
cow can start into the winter in good
condition and with proper attention
can be kept in shape all winter. Cows
that milk heavily should be fed freely
from the silo. It will be found that If
calves are kept for breeding the win
ter calf will do better than the one
born in the heat of summer when flies
are bad and grass is short In the
summer raise plenty of feed of all
kinds for winter and when the cows
finally are placed in winter quarters
make them comfortable and they will
yield milk in the exact proportion in
which they are housed and fed. Calves
may be given skim milk with grain
and hay. ''..%. @.-. IF -. E !
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
WHEAT BRAN FOR COWS.
Character of tho Feed from Different
Mills Varies Considerably. d.,

Letters received at the station in
dicate that in some parts of Michigan
a prejudice exists against roller proc
ess wheat bran, says Prof. Smith of
the Michigan station. Some farm
ers prefer finely ground bran, others
are prejudiced in favor of coarser
samples. The product of roller mills
is not uniform in this respect. In
some samples the germ is ground
with the bran. In other mills the
germ is found either in the flour or
as a separate by-product. To get
some light on the relation of the COM
position Of bran to its physical ap-
pearance, IA samples were ana
lyzed, some of them from roller mills,
some from burr stone mills, some
from mills of large capacity and 9th
ers from smaller establishments. The
per cent. Of protein varied from 1882
per cent. in the bran of roller proc
ess mill with an annual output Of
1000 tons to 10 per cent. in first
grade roller process brans from one of
the immense mills in Minneapolis. Lit
tie variation was found in the COM
position of extremely coarse bran and
the finer articles. The chemist says
on this topic: "The two extremes,
the very coarse and the very fine, are
of much the same composition, while
neither shows the best sample so far
as feeding properties are concerned.
The medium grades generally show
a better analysis than either of the
extremes. Theoretically the bran pro-
duced by the roller process should be
more valuable than that produced by
burr stones, as in one the germ, which
is rich in fat, is separated out with the
flour, and in the other this part goes
into the bran. The roller process
brans are all perceptibly higher in
protein than are those of the burr
stone process. It is not so much
the amount of starch present in the
bran, as the amount Of protein and fat
that is of consideration to the feeder.
The end for which the millers are
constantly working in the milling pro-
cess, the most complete separation OF
the starch possible and the needs of
the consumer of the bran, food rich
in protein and fat, are identical. The
new milling process, instead of supply
ing the feeder with an inferior grade
of feeding stuffs, furnishes him with
one much superior to that supplied by
the old process"
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
To the Man Behind the Cow.

To the first 100 farmers who pay
$1.5O advance subscription to the
Transcript we will send you absolutely
free for one year K1MBALLs DAIRY
FARMER. This. is handsome semi
monthly magazine "For the Men Who
own the Cows" published at w Waterloo,
Iowa It is 2 live, up to.date paper
containing much interesting and valu.
able reading along the dairy lines.
THIS offer ID good only to the irst 100
+farmersswho respond, 90 send or bring
your money at once to The Transcript
Austin, MINI. :s;s sis@.:
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
DAIRY DOTS AND DAsHEs.

On most American farms it is not
necessary to keep the COWS in crowd
ed quarters, yet we often see small
dairy barns on big farms, and the
COWS crowded close together.
The prejudice in favor of beefy
cows is still great obstacle in the
way of the progress of dairying.
It is easier to keep q big barnyard
clean than it is a small one.
The best but ermakers say never
to pour water on butter when washing
it, but around it, then move the but.
ter in the water.
A hand separator is the motive
which keeps the *:ght hand from
knowing what thc left hand is up to.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
An Everlasting Ice House.

have an opening extending from sur
face of the outside ground almost
to the gable, which will allow ice to
be put in.
A small window for ventilation
should be placed at the top Of each
gable. The walls of this house may
be constructed double by inserting
mold between the forms when the con.
crete is poured. Two three-inch walls
with a two-inch air space will serve
best. The roof may also be made Of
concrete by laying forms for rafters
and reinforcing it with light iron
rods.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
CONCRETE ICE HOUSES.
Structure Which Will Prove Eeonomi.
cal for Dairy Farm.

On dairy farms where a permanent
ice house is desired, concrete struc-
ture will prove economical. The first
cost is slightly greater than where
wood is used, but the ability Of the
concrete to stand constant dampness
on the inside makes it more desirable.
As shown in the sketch taken from
Farm and Home. the building should
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Nervous Debility

Arc You nervous and respondent; weak and
debilitatrd; tired mornings; no ambition
able and irritable; eyes sunken, red and
blurred; pimples on face; restless; hsgeard
looking; weak back; deposit in urine and
drain. al stool distrustful; want o(i~7'ddence; !;
lack Of energy and strength
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Keen Cows Off Pasture.

Getting down to dry feed is trying
time in the COW lot, for the herd can
not persuade themselves they want it
when they need it. The milk flow is
frequently less at this: time than later
on, when the weather is cooler. A
better plan Is not to let the milk cows
have the run Of . half:pasture at all,
but to keep them away from the
taste Of that which does net furnish
them enough IL itssK :=.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Wonderful Cures

Perfected In old csses which have bsen neg.
lected or unskillfully tfsated. No expe11msntD
or failures! We undertake NO incuEeblo oaso0,
but oure Thousands given mp to djs.
Consultation Tree aad Con1do6taa6 !.
Reference, DFexol 0ta4o Dnak.
{ Address DK. ADDIs0N-JO11G,
1A1 0akvood BlvA. CAi10GA
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18

Cures permanently the cases he undertakes
and sends the incurable homo without taking
q fee from them. This 10 why ho continues his
visits year after year. while other doctors have
made few visits and stopped: Dr.. Jones Is
ic diseases, proven ~ by the many cures re e Effected
in chronic cases wbirh have bafaed tho skill of
other physicians. His hospital experience and
extensive practice have made him 90 prodcient
that he can name aud locate = disease In q few
minutes.
Treats oil durable cases Of Catarrh and Lung
Diseases, Consumption in carly stage, Stomach.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, Gravel, Rhert
matisna, Paralysis, Neuralgia. Nervous, HeaN
Blood and Skin Diseases, Epilepey, Goiter,
Diseases of Bladder and Female Organs.
Absorption treatment given for Cataract and
Granulated Eyeids.
Special attention given to all Surgical
cases, ,lnd all diseases of tho Eye, Ear, Nose
and Th rosat.
Cross Eyes Strengthened without pain.
Glasses fitted and guaranteed.
Mower County transcript., 1908-11-18
Piles, Fissure,
Fistula, Hydrocele

Guaranteed Cured without tho Knife Or
Detention From business.