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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-11
Wood Pulp Destroyed.

railroad.
Wood Pulp Destroyed.
The flames spread rapidly. famed by a
brisk wind, and attacked a pile of about
400 cords of pulp wood. the property OF
a resident named Smith. Calls for assist
ance were responded to by about 1,0O(
men and boys, but the amateur fire
fighters could not check the advance OF
the fire.
When the wind died down the flame:
had reached Folly Branch, crossed II
and swept close up to Dean Stanclihe's
residence, but bucket brigade saved the
structure The fire progressed along both
sides of the Buena Vista and Bladensbure
road to the vicinity Of the homes of Ferd
Brown and Mr.. Ogle at Seabrook.
Matters were looking desperate about
noon yesterday when the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company sent to the scene
gang of its workmen to relieve the almost
exhausted citizens. Other gangs OF rail-
road men came. and. armed with pickaxee
and shovels, set to work to stop the ad-
vance of the fire. A number Of out
buildings in the path of the conhagradou
were consumed, but the animals were got
ten out Of barns in safety. The out
houses Of Magistrate Cross were burned
The residence of Arthur Chitten. q col
ored railroad laborer, had q narrow es-
cape from destruction.
Hard work was necessary to save the
home OF Thomas H. Jameson. clerk In
the general land Office of the Interior De-
partment. His wife and four children
were forced to abandon the structure.
while neighbors threw water over Its
walls and roof and backfired the grounds.
CaryeI Beckett, mounted on horse,
rode rapidly from place to place in the
path of the fire and gave directions to the
workers. The home Of George e. Weed
was threatened but the stalwart work OF
the fame fighters saved the place from
destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-11
Services for Non-Catholics.
Recent Deaths.

Funeral services over the remains OF
William r. May, who died Saturday
morning last. were held at o'clock this
afternoon At his home. 516 CameroA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-11
Signal Tower Saved.

Columbus Brown and Mr.. Tierney oy
vigorous work saved the railroad signal
tower. In Sherman Park the pretty cot
tage formerly occupied by Samuel e. Jen-
nings was burned to the ground. The
residence of r. r. Riggles and his barn
were scorched. Mr.. Riggles lost thirty
Ave cords of wood. besides miscellaneous
property. Judge Kelley's picturesque cot
tage and the schoolhouse were saved
after hard work, but the majestic oak
grove and many fruit trees in full bloom
were DESTROYED. The area of the destruc-
tive forest fire was given today as two
miles wide and three miles in length. eX-
tending from northwest to southeast as
the wind blew the flames.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
A Pause in pexotions.

Mabel" called her father, outside
her bedroom door. There was no an
SO he called again. Still no re-
ply. He pushed open the door. which
was Dot completely shut, and reach
ing for the button. turned On the lights.
Then he saw Mabel. She was kneel-
ing al the side of her bed in her night
gown. in the attitude of prayer-the
attitude, that is. as TO kneeling. But
b had raised her head at the inter
ruption IN paused in her deyotions
TO blaze al him with a face flushed
with impatience.
Gee vhiz. daddy, Can't a woman
say her prayers"
Then she bowed her head again,
piously. and daddy. properly rebuked.
slipped no~iselessly away.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
SIX GREAT PACKING COMPANIES
AMo a. INDIVIDUALS
INDICTED.
BARONS MAY SERVE TIME
Charged With censpirsae 60 Raise
Prices sae oesrsss puease-Mae-
nssss 70 - Exfraaitea. " Neees.
ss~y. 60 Ne~ Sersey.

New York. N Y. The beef
trus3~ Of The Tinted States. ernhrac-
taE six great packing companies and
Il pscAers Ia Indicted by a grand jury
- Hudsao county, y. - charged with
conspiracy IN limiting the supply of
meat ard psaatrs.
The indie men' IL drawn under the
gxr al New Jersey. which provides
apon conviction. . maximum penalty
ef three sears in the p~onlsenslary or q
s1-sea Gne or both The oGense is sx-
trs6sfahae. which means practically
thai fbe meat aarorzs a. this country
BUS either successfully resist extra
cssSon or come To Jersey City for trial
The defendants named are rs fol-
hsxx
CsrJxsratsons-The National Packing
cssEn panr. Armour q Co. Swift 4 Co.
Morris Z Co. Hammond Packing com
Fxny, c. I'll. Hammond 4 Co.
lncsviduals-J Ogden Armour. A.
Watson Armour. Louis r. Swift Ed
ward r. Swaft. Charles III. Swift. Ed
ward Morris- Ira n. Norris. Arthur
Meeker. Edward Tslden. L. A. Carton.
Thomas r. Wilson Thomas ]. Con
rers- r A Fowl Ter. L. HI. Heynan.
James T. Bathgste. Jr. George ]. Ed
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
TACK THIS UP
Prescription That Breaks Up the Worst
Cold in = Oav.

Prescription That Breaks Up the Worst
Cold in q Day.
Every winter this prescription is pub
lished here and thousands have been
benefited by it. Get two ounces of
Glycerine and half an ounce of Con-
centrated Pine compound. Then get
half a pint of good whiskey and put
the other two ingredients into it. Take
a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful of this
mixture after each meal and at bed
time. Shake the bottle well each time"
But be sure to get only the genuine
Concentrated Pine. Each half ounce
bottle comes in a tin screw-top case.
ANY druggist has it on hand or will
quickly get il from the wholesale
house. Many other pine extracts are
impure and cause nausea.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Senators Brewn xDE Burkerf intro
6ncse resolutions from the Knights
aE E1nAranbns c. Greeley and Lincoln
demanding proper postal facilities for
The sshctka organs as ~frH.srnAl &C.
xs<xssx The Knagh.k es Columbus
print . frxssrnza sng.er And they fexr
tsssl under the postal regulations they
vii NOT be allowed TO carry adrer-
raKsng IN their columns.
To make Jamaica bur the greatest
hEsfxr ia TIE world, tag rivers ana
hxs1u-s APPROPRIATED hfH provides
xssisH EssH NJ RI initial snn and sushnr-
sEx.s xfsx expenditure by TIE federal
government. as needed from time To
time. ct r. sa,phg nsHs sor this ,ro3ec,
aanzt. conditional ugsan the city uf
N<s YarA spending I'll additional
50 at,b. l,ba.
Congress- hssAIs macA 10 Go. In
yuftanx n full san@-
The Omaha cxssu neyxsxz cub In anx.
anas 1lx1 b daIe sn which certain
textures 81 the corporation txx law
fkk< effect ~ Gnfl such
Lime - rhe supreme court passes On
Eisk seserE eEses rgx peDc1ng NJ 70
<f< validity o 1be ass. Resolutions
s&srsnx fuszh the appeal @. The Omaha
organisations sesx introduced by
S<susxne Nmsk@t1~
Representative OF x-Ean exchanges
made I1axsas pies .,etsrs . house COM
msr1s&.
Tas hprne pxsssc The Indian appro-
psx.11aE kSlI.
EsEninxa1szs sT.sndang until Msy Is,
f1.< time fE A~erpssssa0erx 70 establish
resaoeDc< &C lands - seserAI western
szxses. sssx assusf ky the Interior d.
D&srn&ut. ~ sessaroxnee sIsh m Aea
s~rsasEsy psss<se tg congress.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Berlin. Germ The re-.
ceiFee ex-Nice President Fairbanks
talked vlih him for nearly an
hour After the audience Mr. Fair.
banks said the emperor had been mos,
kind and was interested in everything
relating 10 the United States on which
he Was well informed. Mr.. and Mrs
Fairbanks took a late train for Paris
The former vice president and Am.
bassador Hill delivered patriotic aa.
dresses at the celebration OF Washing.
tons birthday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

sid ~ areAxy, Hc~aaively and ex-
tsrtonAtely enhance az .s ~.
cost md price thereof
According 3 the Indictment a il.
legal agreement shua to control prices
WAS entered into by the defendants ~
Tar back - March !. 1905. when 4
meeting was held la Jersey City q,
which the defendants ~wiifully, unla~.
fully. frAdulently and extortionately"
bound themselves 10 maintain and
exercise control over q monopoly Of
the meat n poultry supply, and 10
arbitrarily and unlawfully increase the
price OF meat and poultry. and no; TO
sell to the public meats and poultry
except al exorbitan, prices agreed
upon
The indictment goes on To state that
mere drihleis Of the supply were mt
on the market at stated intervals.
small quantities agreed upon by the
defendants, thus 10 cartail and re-
strict the supply for the purpose OF
f~ctisionsiy. arbitrarily and unlawfully
increasing prices to the public"
No attempt is made TO recite the
loss alleged 10 have been sustained
by b public by this alleged crea-
lion OF artificial prices. but warehouses
are held specifically Z blame. Ey this
means. IL 10 charged that the defend.
ants were successful in keeping OF the
markets large quantities of mea, and
poultry which. If put upon the mar
ksts. would have been sufficient 10
meet the reasonable demand.
interesting and significant relations
between the Armour. Swift and Nor
RS interests, through the medium of
the National Packing Company are
set forth In the document. In order
TO carry out the conspiracy. IL ia
Charged certain adjustments in the
directorate OF the National Packing
company were necessary.
To this end. the indictment saws. a
meeting vas held in Jersey City he.
cerneer IL, 1905, at which various d.
rec'ors OF Armour and company. Swift
and company. and Morris and com.
TsAny were elected directors Of the Ma
taonai Packing company, constituting
a majority and controlling the board
The Arnou interests were repre-
scented by j. Ogden Armour. Connors
ano Meekers. the Morris interests by
EDWARD Morris and Wilson and Ken
Meth X. McLaren, q resident director
tMeLaren was not indicted, and the
s"Tft interests by Edward r. and
Louis r. Swift. and l. A Carton
The makeup of the directorate ot
the National Packing ind
Gates bow wholly representative i, is
OF b great packing interests of the
country. while in turn the comnanv
the capital stock Of the follow
ing
Fowler Packing the 8,
Louis Dressed Beef and Provision o
pans. b Fowler Canadian coYnnany
Ltd Fowler Brothers, Ltd. OF Liver.
pool the Omaha Packing
d Hammond Packing the
o H. Hammond Packing COMPANY.
D Anglo-Anerican Provision com
"a and the United States Beef com
pany.
The National Packing was
Incorporated under the law OF New
Jersey In 1898 and has q canjtsl STOCK
OF $1,000. 900.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

wards. Frederick r.. Cooper. .. z
aaTswell. Henry Il Darlington. A A
Fuller. Lernsei c. Patterson
Ira y. Morris sent q LAWYER 10 Jer-
ses CITY this week from Chicago 10
inform Prosecutor Carver TINT he had
retired from The directorate OF Morris
4 Co. buf nevertheless If was irdicf-
ed Cooper is the New Jersey man
ager for Swift T. Co, BathEzfe. Ed
ward Hsrrwell. Darlington and Fuller
ere officers and eastern agents of the
National Packing Company. while the
others named are either directors OF
officers CT The National Packing com.
pang.
Others Net Named.
The Indictment which brist les IN IT'S
a~rs1agnTDenf Of the men named, also
iefars TO divers others" ss being re-
ngso1sSfae. These latter, however. are
nuf specified The foregoing list OF
ta rass represents the very backbone
II the great packing industry Of this
country containing ss il does two Ar
EnoErs. three Swifts and TWO Morrises.
asosa Of them residents Of Chicago.
Together with Less important figures
IN fA4 packing world. Their in6ics
naent brings 10 q climax the first con
cert@a effort in he east 10 fx respon.
sisdilsg for b prevailing sbnorUaIls
Asxh prices Of commodities.
Jersey Cts. az q cold storage aenter
whore The packing companies Of the
4rsxs -u&vr~xa v~x m~U So
whicn countless thousands CT pounds
IT SnssaI Erlo poultry are stored, proved
y fruitful source Of Investigation
More thar u month age the inquiry
by shs grand jury WAS started. cold
storage plants inspected, wit
n4sses we're examined and the indicf.
r,eDf xax HANGED Up In the supreme
eours before Justices Blair and Carey.
OF thsx alleged manipulation. the in
dsergaeps after soiuninons and re-
ys-sssd reference IL the defendants
charges thai they did meet and con
splre. within the jurisdiction OF this
soEsr w~3itallr. unIavfnIiy and
feiouaonsis oerising. cnrtrirEng and tD-
sendsng. for their Own unjust. exces-
sis<, Immoral and unlawful profit and
GALE. 10 in.Grs. defrxad. prejudice,
damage. cheat. i~rapoyerlst and oppresa
The public and the people By
and limiting The necessary and reason
able supply ri meats and poultry for
consumption by tbs public and the r,esep
pie Of sad city and kzid county, 70 ~
10 produce M artificial scarcity ia
the supply OF SAID Enests anc poultry
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
Chicago Live Stock

Chicago. Feb. es-Czttie-Narkes
steady. beeses. Hs5Gtev. western
Steers. fsyeM SIS. sfoekers and feed
srs. Ss-5e@ BIB. cows and heiferS
s2@5Vn els. calves. t25Essa
HoEs-Market steady. Light. ss.l5a
s@-- mixed. ts29nsf5: heavy.
ssg5Gs-1ts rough, $3.50 $40. good
TO choice heavy, ss-4e@ s.7e. pigs.
SRseds. 35.
Sneep-Nafket STEADY; native. sass
q "a western. x5.10G 30 ysarlings,
&a-s0G SEQ. lambs. native. s1.5a4ys.3 s..
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
FHDn DAY TO Dkf
092e3NAA NGN1 AND MOTHS
eAao.s FRoM rnG WINE
/ NJ lla Is eaEEl


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- EA< SxsaxsxA s~nnssev. SAYS Ia:
IN ses~ezn~4s Asp&r~zssy 4 greatly
p&xsxva~A As tA< &ssc9ssa. at y vide
sDT~Nk r~-sasusAa1axy ysaA AsTrsss ID
oss<wzr<x ~ aease n&8< DAY.. Cams
noeassaa hnsxwssxEsaxn A&s -~nrasss1 TIE
o~s1Aawstsex sASs q xasxs rk AFszss and
a-mE1nx&sxSa1 Soc tAw r~xgx&1~zxssss ~
hesnx aexssxA9 sram Germany.
Cansna Csarx~~s ~ Mk1x1aA AAx ~
<exse4 a1A ~&rxnSm8ss~A sa the state
9xsnas9msess 4 Telegram sssEa =
CnzsN4 $tss<s tessssskr &rx3s ~
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= assxas nsssA ut sA< x<1s<s at Nscs-
aESa sSsxsax ~ s4< Ans<ssezns ~
thas easF. Sauas.exaaE Toe nas<A~ Sssssea
ant cASs6rrA. are Asg~w~Aenxar< ~ 10
~ &As<~y III themselves Az6 sA<A-
pcse<ru~
Harud1 Iaa44sAsas ct Nwx rerk sas
cmDon@ek ~ - x~xaarEaa ri the
1<a1< ~ Fassas 70 pay ts.SsaN damages
- > Ans1<eS mxk<r uasE r&4 kDcrk~e
1s~n - A3m~1 ~ ~. yansessssfs
a~msnmnNdae a6nr yA5eDr~ - fsssrExrz.
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lxms0nn - ses~x ak ssssezne< frazn she
UnssxwSagy ak N<A1xs&zN grHxs<t akSs
OrsnA<w 10 sprnEsr AsM - yyursne
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

ssa1toe Lodge said the facts VII
- hrougAt ont N the Investigates
~ccacerniAg htgh prioes.
Prsst6eat Taft was the chief guest
- spsaoer qkake no4rd ~ Trade
6oA&nek - NeuaSk. n =
6enat0r Res1Es1er iatTodscea . bill
pFOvtdiag for the perman<nt r~tenttos
~ The government Of the Aiaskan col
lnnds~
SenAfnF Brown at Nebraska in q
speecA delivered In the senate, dif.
Tered with Governor Hughes On the
tsccsn< TAI anendu~nt
n d~cssscn by fk< saprcme court In
~ 1as< IL tks< tobacco trust ma h~
delayed and lsnk%d wssh that at sAe
Standard oh company.
Tk~ haIg granting right IL ~Ay To .
raye TINE aercss sAe ruhase lands of
Arkansas for oal and gas frysEn the
Asaa& " ~sskaassczsa ass favarAkss
acted Egua ay the hnase committee
an rafssr banda.
TIE -usss~zneas fnr \ Mascnac me
szzsvsas 10 tseosew NxxAtnxson has
sAkss DEBATE forns IL AsexxncrsA. Va
Decisions Axn4ea down by the
United STATES supreme csars show
shxs s~sssssaxssxa yrsxres has sesn
made - r~xaaasaag railroads ss state
s~asssrrasy
ab* FeSsssoTns nss ~atAaFAwn 2
-esinsRAAsofs % SAasss esassasalAe sAe
saxsfssszs appeals sssszrt.
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

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1u~nS1 xensxAses 10 3 x<xk md FxaD-
80 - Dnzazrs 1E 1sxA &C zh<m sn
- DS1a sAnz - ri suss nsvs<6 aE1e
- CIR ~ ~ ees1aausk.
= 13aeEnxssn ck K&1suxks n<wxues
en3e1 1Unn Fnexsd<us Ta.s ana urrx6
60 as11anrn<ns q Asa<s1 s Hrhass.
> 1AnW 1ssysw at L<snasxaz&. IN maD-
fGHer - E4ayx1
xk1mk ~ Duns. JrrmssDeass srr yxsxrs
- nnns1rSr1a ~ spurza1g nzsz- dse6
- ~ - = DmxAesee9. Masx-
aenaaar Tsnmsa II auy~ersng xns
= = - s<axsss1 ~ I'LL fully -
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- Asnse ~ d rss& ri III ae AZ -
xx1ss - nz11ne sszpzasiuz aa~ ~ anGsxs
~m~knuses ass ezsmsasg-
R-reaa1na IEss sss .be srsnrspsa
0enk<1 ~ xh& waxasangazn assr1hasF
1nnunM = N<s Tuk
Eennkne rrvs1md suiyusa.ase IN
@aM11ena - The rsv<rx xDe faE.asury
IN DssunmiMg - ssgssupraSs< III gassn-.
- - m<nr = 5-<zrru&aa<zps III 1tsae
<AmmnA Assse<n K&nxzs css and
1G1sz Cry.
Esn<1~ukl6san Easssrmsn a-sgxfntec q
nmmnnsFak< ~ aEH@sxaEnsx 1ls4 tsxh esuss
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Washington. Feb. 2G-The cold rto,
aEs members Of the American Ware
hcusenens association are In confer
ente here. discussing subjects that
have gained prominence through the
investigations of the methods u meat
packers III relation 10 their use OF
storage warehouses. Ii xas believed
before The meeting that the rna5orf,,
would b@ Ia favor 81 asking for fed
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
SNOW sLocxs COLORADO ROADS


Denver. Feb -s-After being block
Eded by heavy nov drifts a few miles
east of Lesdrille for three DAVIS. ser
eral passenger trains arrived in Den
Yer On The Colorado Midland railroad.
Some OF b passengers took 10 rhesf
beds to keep warm. while foraging
parties Travelled miles for food. The
huge drifts stopped the snow plows.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Washington. - c-There was re.
loicing among the friends OF Sen
ator Benjamin X. Tiilnan when the
attending physician announced tina,
nls patient was practically out of dan
ger. Tbs recover. OF the senator has
been almost miraculous In the opinion
Of medical men and he continues
steadily 10 improve.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
Big Consignment os Easter Palms.

New York. Feb. 2s.-The largest
consignment OF Easter palms ever
brought 10 this port has luss been
landed ~ y North river pier by tha
steamer City Of Savannah. There are
sac. Vs'e Inaluss ia tf1e los. which eornes
from Florida
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
Common Sense

! ) ! ! ! !. :: ! ! ! ! ! !: !. ! ! !: !: ] ] ! ! ! J: : :
Leads the most intelligent people to use only ned. a
cmes d known composition. Therefore il 10 dt "a N
Dr.. Pierce medicines the makers II which print ri
every ingredient ensrlaE into them upon the bottle
wrnppeS an attest its orrectness under oath, are
daily erowun< in favor. No SEcnEIs. No DECEPTION.
The compo<hIo1 AZ Dr. Perce's neG-
c1nes b open Il everybody, Dr. Pierce MI
being DESTROYS f having the seanh 1WM
Lynn Of LDvex14z0d1 TUNED fully MOON
his knrmaLe. being oonGdem that the benr H. nuoc.xsn..
these medicines b known the more vii aer xren curative
merits be recognized
Bein4 wholly made Of the active medicinal PRINCIPLES extneted fr- ..nv~
Sors- roots, BY EXACT processes original with Dr.. Pieree. ~ v;,hoYe A. ~
a . drop Of alcohol. tnpAe-efned and chemnLIy punr aveeri,e h-;rs - -
stead - extnacnns and preserving the curative Virtues, residns n. ~ 900.
employed. these Dedeanes se enieiy free iron tn oh;.c;orG 49, -
BY creating N appetite for either acohoIc beven<e. n, k.h,ac,-;.I 80
Examine the fornua On their bottle pperr-s 60. -.
DR.. Peroe, asd yos viii fsd the his Codes Mede.I n.cnx.r " =. 80 -.
blood purifier. stomach eoaie and bowel sefulseor-the c~Gr;,. .hA ~
af recommended to csneo oasump0oa in its sdvsnced ss.Sr. 1uo 49,
DO thl yet I0 0s Ill those catarrhal coodnons a - ~ ,hco.e- ~.L
stomach. torpid liver and broachil troubles. weak hnh ~ n.1o~-cc.d.
which. Z aeDeasd o. badly neasd kd Up to and fmuy termiuate 81 =.
samptoa.
Take d: Code. MeGei Discovery" /. s-< .sd it is ss likely to dis
appoint o d oLy ys five il . asssst ad Er trial. Dont expect mirseis.
y Q supernafnrsi thinks- You must exercise your patience ad per
: vHe !" se tot . reasonable len<fh Of time TO ft its full beneeos. The
NHe"eo" a which Dr.. Pierce 5 medases are composed have the unqualified
so0"emecf Of scores d 0e6csl esdeu-bester than any amount d lay, or
fdeAaooa teshmoaials ahhouGh the latter are received by thousands.
20 : accept . secret nostruma n . substitute for this timeprcven remedy
= IMPOSITION Ask rota sncHsoas- They must know Of many cures
9soe cy Il dunn& past y year., right II yoar ~ nnkhborhood.
"odds Dapessay Aediei Assoeiaaos, Dr.. R-V. Pierce, Pres, BuGIo, NY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
Publisher o. Skanoinsyeo Die.

Chicago. Feb 2s.-John Anderson
and publisher Of Skandinaven
q well known Sx edish daily. died sud.
Denly. he Was - years OF age. and
In the best OF health during the
Latter years Of his life. Besides .
widow. three SONS and one daughte,
survive him
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

People who DO just as they please
never please their neighbors.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04

Give children pennies if they buy di-
gestible WRiGLEYS SPEARMINT.
IL Is much better for them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-03-04
A STRIKING PORTRAIT.

This is a portrait of Hix. the deaf
mute"
A very striking picture. He looks
rs if he were just going to speak"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-07-28

OF these wells on each side Of the
body. Facts demonstrate that COWS
with these large mammary systems
are, as n rule, extremely large pro-
ducers, while those with small veins
are likewise very small and unproflt.
able producers Of dairy products.
In the fourth place. the dairy COW
must be a worker, which is indicated
by her nervous temperament, which
may be defined by bright, prominent,
placid eye. lean appearance, demon.
strating that the food nutrients have
been converted into milk and butter
fat rather than into beef to be placed
over the back and ribs. The COW with
well defined nervous temperament
Is always busy. In the summer time
when she goes to pasture in the morn.
ing she works diligently all day and
returns at night with a full udder.
After being MIXED she returns and
works in the same dillgent manner
until morning; but the COW with a
dull, sluggish eye, so often found in
beef steers, and carrying an excess of
fat, can, as a rule, be found lying IN
the shade and resting most Of her
time day or night, and as a result
she has very little to give to her mas.
ter at milking time.
Ability All Important.
As a fifth consideration, the COW
must have In addition to these pre.
cedlng essentials the ability of pro-
ducing milk and butter fat and this.
of course, is determined largely by
the size, form and texture of the nd.
der. This portion Of her make-up
must be large in order to have ca.
pacity and must gain in size by length
and breadth rather than by depth,
The perfect udder Is one that at.
taches well up behind, that extends
far forward and Is broad In its dimen.
sions. An udder that Is short. mar.
row and large because Of the fact that
Il is penduIous and hangs down from
the body Is not to be desired, because
as a rule. the circulation Of blood
through such an udder 10 poor ana
furthermore. such udders are the ones
most conducive to garget and spoiled
quarters from one cause and another
In addition to size, the udder should
be well formed, fat at the bottom
and carried in a straight line from
the rear forward In such a way that
the 'front.' quarters are developed to a
great a degree as are The hind quar-
tsrs. As a rule common cows give I
larger portion of,iheir milk nom ths
rear quarters 81 The udder md thlI
IIh1ly e ne natural Wsy iw eoNa ..