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THE CANADIAN CROPS
THREE QUARTERS CF ThE AVER
AGE YIELD IS REPORTED.
THE FARMERS DO NOT LOSE
Increased Pr cei for Gra n M;>( T*>ir
Compensates Tre'" for tKe De
crease in Quant t.y — Reports
from Crop E*oerts.
■* Most of the <. f the uv.. n fed:
• tkr mom- i.» so*-* » r <t '.fvv T.
• od the effee- f • !> - -• ! r.i; i
spring were *vt:;»h»r« a; pares*
I'ora »»> ; ttf* i ar ! s :r>;
tbrw nn.v- the w : »!.«■ - T<-ed
and generally there »a< a r,--vr>as
feeiiuis as thi r* tar • t *:h »a< :r.
evidence Fr. at the I a- ■.»- • Te\a*
the feeftng of dread * v.s’ed. and the
fears * • •
corn, wheat eats and .i:'.rv w .d
be a distil,> t fa : - H a far ft.;* a as
the ca-i - * -1 eft t -e w f.>
passed thr -th ■ . \ - , . - Nat
ally lh -a::.# v • - w»re t-fij
lent tt ,it t -h* v •. . • Mai
tuba. Sa
western Fana i.i and with f .
000 tu dWtH’" ?.»-* ■ ?1 * f: ‘tt. tht
F nited Stat( j- a a: y ■ - ^ - - , Z ■ ;
est was manifest ale *t every state
of tbv unien. f.r e\< ;■ - a'e ha- >
ft y -T %• % p^»r b*
y r: W'."'at!'. *• • r' T ? f~ * t
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tho rat? <■{ S*-' px^r k • ~ * *• t .19;**
f to-v1a> 9 '.<••: * U 'ice
f « o' *• * ^ « -Id
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wfcvch i: *a< <- «.
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a i • . - ■■■.;•
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*nd o ' • •* :r.:<nd • * * * I": <»
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euiatei 5". ■ . i r a ; •; -lister
but the effect »a>
lots .. U4th the ; a
• ‘ |>rovc
to fe‘-sh steadies aa ac
cu’.v _ sec:: • - * the . a' :
tie
b<M ' .'‘rata j* a : was a -
to. s”ej: it h, j,s - ■ ■* », ■ ■ ^• ■> , ;.
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ider.ee that a at- ...
ties aui res . - ■ st
first ' f ■»■•.}:• v: .
de'a ' - ' ••
A:
main cases \*. - : •
s> -it * ha' •• - .
) -
to lef. the r- s
be a three ; .-•< - - .
solute v certain "l • •• .
in 190$ »a« •
■Will !> betaoer 7 .i\
The above s the re:-\ r. of a
('holograph of the h r.e v f ■ recent
►ettler from Germany wh » ' - . ..en
aef ed :a Sa»*a'vh« »„• n ■ - ,
ada f< r t» > . a: s
<M> It <v dd r. ■ . t\ ... ; that
June sown era::; \s i ■ a - i
ripen in any c. ;::tr> Ha \l.» «• \ •
ripened and ’’ s :< th- feat
baa . v\. i * -•■■■■ . . - -
only a> .« era - > : e
demon ** a'es t::'
shine :> >o treat •’ •. • -• •.» , a
riper, no season ... - o . :
nun;be'i of da\s than , - • .• the:
south In h ;rs is as t:. a . t . a ,
A e- '
a
writ:ns from WiKuepej:. Marat, da
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•or. of t’* year ar t » . ■ .
• unit :>r per d.v> .s !• s.s ’.hart ir . - ! .
Bars fc*r\ eat t’ ?n\ ". :r- m1
The r»Hs t s from far as.! r.e - i that
the essirt ' t : » i.r
g:ro»:'oic tr> s ' *
and there are : >se » rt • it the
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GRAFT AND GRAFTER
ONE LITTLE HCVELY vsord
that COS', E> S VL CM.
MANY HUMBUGS IN DISGUISE
Hii"!' Satu-e Mjc*! tKe Sa"** In
A Aje*—Decn e Eas y De uflsd
In'.c Va« ">9 Pocr Invest
ments.
Cats: phrases have been invented
•ad words more noted for their force
than elegar. e, have become popular
as eapre~* ’« of common things In
All that is slang it is doubtful if tfc- re
Is acj- better »ord than graft Lor.g
before Chaucer indited what w_ .Id
cow he called ‘ pigeon English witty
Greeks and Rtmans indulged in their
aesthesr.c forms of vulgar eipre#s r.
and there can be little d ubt that e.od
old Socrates impressed Plato and
some of fc.s other pup s with p mgeat
idioms, and So tarn was called by Aris
tophanes an imp is old grafte
:• quite ev.itnt that graft has a
pla.ce as: r.g eup-hrr. s » -is and
convey* as id-a plainly ar.-d tersely
The fas- us ’ arnun w . said > me
thing about the p- pie asv. :# to be
humbugged had a pretty g.c-d id-a of
human nature and made the nu >t out
of h.s k:. * -tee The business man
.ft - . . t • • • .•
ty of the masses asi yearly millions
of dollars ate s tr.t ts pr r.ters :ak to j
convey to the pe pie various kinds .1
Information that w stimulate the
letting c. of dt .:_-s f. r the benefit of
the grafter.
Pick up a copy f ..... . gaa.
day newspaper, farm ; .mat re o us
publication magazine or otr-r pert id
le al asu . <k ver it; . u- - oraf" -
evident in each and < ;• one. It is
covered under the g .. f artistic ad
vertising eat is f ... .? ■
derful ils •• - - - --gains from
bankrupt sales exceptional chances
for ir.v ftnent ar. : 1. *i *s ■»hat
the eyes : iN . s not re
fer a few ytars j. y, ..«£ man with .
tUWU -
&, ' Z S - H ’ r. v 4. Lf .la d
large central western city He de
elded to er.la-ge He needed men-'■
A splendid scheme presented itse.f
Why not get dollars need-d to carry
on a big business fr. m the people’
They needed a chance f - investment
He was ;ust the fellow- : help 'em j
out He crcaniied a hie cx t erative
concern He advertised broadcast
Told of the wonderful ; ssiblitie* of
h!s business and !o' the d lars r lle-d
kis way by the hundreds of thou
sands Seem the government ended
his game He was charged w---.th using
the mails to defraud Hundreds f
thousands of dollars were lost by
these who invested in bis "coopera
tlve society Min' similar schemes 1
are up for leratkm after I
day Th- pee: > neve- • --* c; |
Jus; like buying t l.-tery tick-*:. There ’
Is a chance u » -i and as long as the |
pro; . ? t a looks evxd. the grafter
flourishes
Th w -e man be he fs-rrer or deb
tor st ••-. or st er w
a' Jumping at s s for .
vestment L-->ek cu' for ‘he ctvpera
five organizer !k»3-e f the g-after®
who want to irstert?- you in their bus:
ness affa -s and at the same --.me held
the combina' n to the safe
P M. CARR.
AGA'SST PP£V ^ St GRAFT.
La\*s Passed fc. Sz-"e St3tej P»ck t »
P- zes n Fzzzst_e
■
er so
qu:>
S.\ •
classes * r-'
■ c . •.
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r*sn :hr -i r,
* s*3-. r.:s :;•
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g n.g
.vrr\: v.ve :
’a:e year
ax r.i
—
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f :he:- ^ > is
> :nc’.;r.a
th<? j. tr z 0
tb^*e has e- *-z. ,t •
ir.anufa--: . f s
tic a.r’> *r. *he : :
prize w;rh earh ,ii;
I» j j ^• "a^ ’ • v. ,
tics towards ga~ : • ; .= -.he -...*.
up of most pe«.;ie and ttr:~ >• ,r;t
appea ed to largr by th- ger f
pnies The purchase: s—xs to -t?
lock the fact that h- r- res r. th-.nc
other than ho pats : - Whatever a
tide it gives as * t -- *
sc nt ach rurr.-'y _ a«
the manufacturer does a
the operation The va
?rta r..
- r at
*r t.te
; - tut e
the ; ee~
given ru -• e
reta. >r or the :. ~« it - .
eraiijr the consuxer ».- . pa
cost.
Reta: grocers as *• a_<
pie to genera: ha * a • • • A
ful to the :a»st.-.N-*s * - -ta--j
for making ;t i: td ; • t --t: _x*
in parka/es of f istuJs § )t im
is bow ia force tn the sta . f N-bras
ka Prsctum atd p- g- < has
bees a cause of t.-.-.i e at: i -ttrp
ance, and has res : rd ~ tr • i£
cf inferior goods pa'tr ; T their
poor productions re'.v--- ~ ^ _x,a
the prire given to s -ba3
the merit of gevds Th- % ; -4J.
wife :n whateve- state she tra. ve
w :.l be care f a', to - - - -
quality. ar.i qua :••• . . » •
prires It is w- » 4_.
des in the food e t . i --r
anything which has ■ • A. . .
a
pay for the roods -hat y. _ r*,- _re bit
itiit v t m
VSEALTH CONCENTRATION EVIL.
Cstrt! on cf Ir uriOi-'S Trusts Can Be
Cu-ta led ty E**crts cf the
Masses.
A- evil *hat at ;- r.* = r reel vine
•• — e than c*d:na: > at'- r. *: a in the
• :< the .. oncer, tra": or. of vast
am ;r.*s of a; r.ey in th< hands of
•rp'orations. The act unmlation of
sea th by .nd:'iduals when controlled
by natural law «ill inevrably become
divided The millionaire "ho has a
family. at his death will apportion to
each member a share of h:s w.-ulih.
Kren though the«e divisions ma- be
Increased by work ar.d by speculation
and investment by the children, they
in return will div.de the accumula
tions among their offspring and even
tually. it matters not how gr* at the
fortunes of any one cf the family
may become, it is nly a matt- r of
time until there is a scattering of the
money, and a great porf n of it will
pass from the members f the family.
On the other hand c< "peration meth
ods mean the building :f a system
that prevents the >.perat: n cf the
natural law In ’her w rds cr-r pc ra
ti ns are machines that work C n
tinuously. and "hen cr.e tart is ''Tok
en it is replaced 1 y a new n.e Thus
the accumulation g es -. The death
f not result .in a
discontinuance of 'h- Stan 1 011
company the dea'h ' the t '-sent
s' -1 iers of any of ?fa< arge trust
companies banks cr in srrar. •• com
panies will make 1 i.f?er>r e In
their existence All will £ ahead
The safeguards cf corporations in
many cas-s are eivllent Tut the
inclination to c ntr >1 fade by the
crushing cut cf sn a Vr c n v~« and
the destr : "ion f .- gitimate cm upe
tiiion and the controlling cf prices,
seems against • - ; 1 All
class-; are e mpelled to pay ; - - -
dictated b> •*---- f >♦« 'c- *h g Is
ar.d thus • -s ...
SCIENCE C F "CAS KILLNG.
L"rt ss 3:c~ ~9 a-a Ma -ta - ng Ex
ere :a.-: Pr ces an E"»ct ve Way.
~ ’*ri= .? a ur.'v «eat -'wc In rn
' a! west - - that has
a I ' *3 It is sur
n ib ! b; one f the r best farm
count r:- s F - -- -3-s th> town has
been at a s'andst.;.’. If anyth ns it
is ref s-a: ne and erf-. va'ue*
near :t a-- - :: •* h - ; >: land
• i - - es away is advancing
Why ild s b exist?
. he at - 'a - - - ■ r. A | t * a’-s
aim there »a- a t rr. Wrh th- t- m
U * - a? • the t ; notch
Keeping r«- with ’he -.a the
I rice- . f rrv-i-::-s :n that t: »-a wen:
'jp . r.ere was a apse in rea' es
t*te values fc it the mer tacts re
i4y ~ - * r -t* *
C» TJ
S-P35*t
U th* du';- ;i -
c:v- h < s _ .
Plrucv'l-:;.- ; _»
:t » •; . ■.
Ins trad* :: j - • -
-** Ur*~.*.ze i-A •
s*«rch*rt ri- »•
s’.ar. is fec»
bna* '..-ilr tc--.. •
^Ti»*T C*^-**" ~ - .
should do '■-• - -i*
k<?i??*r ■■dj i..■, - •
thr «;;;.V
»:*« i;=i :! a ;.s
■ ‘.ic- :
= 5»
f ■ sis ..i
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THEY WON'T SHUT DOORS.
And They Will Ride Backward, Re
ports a Traveler of Englishmen.
Travelers returning from England
tell of two habits of the people of that
country which impressed them. One
is the average Englishman's aversion
to shutting the door behind him.
•T don't know how it is in the Eng
lish houses," remarked one who re
turned recently from abroad, ‘ for I
was not in one of them, but I stayed
In a hotel in London where there were
a good many English people, and a
i dozen times daily I had to get up and
‘ shut a door to keep the draught away.
| "It didn't make any difference
I whether it was a servant or a guest
who went through, the door was left
| open. This was in the spring of the
i year, too, when the wea’her was ehil
j ly. I noticed the same thing in rail
way coaches and hotels of smaller
j towns."
The other English peculiarity is a
preference for riding backward on
trains The Englishman will make for
the seat with its back to the engine
every time, plant himself down in it
with every evidence of coir.f- rt and
look wonderingly at anybody who :
picks out a seat facing the direction
the train is g- .eg. N ; once did one
American traveling in England see a
nat.ve choose a seat facing the front
of the train unless there were no
other seats.
“Nail».”
’ Nails are a mighty g "d thing—
particularly Sager nails—but I d n't
believe they wore intended ?■ lely for
scratching, though I used mine largely
for that -• - I
was sotely articled and had to do it.
One application of Hunt's Cure, how
OTer. r» :• v.- ] rry itch and less than
: cne box cured me entirely "
J. M WARD.
Ind Texas.
P-otect -3 H s Vagai "es.
’’•’•’I. '«» «.1 .r.-: • *:.*■ : • • t’s the
other 'lay. I rick-d :■ a magazine
ta ; - ■ time," said
•he man * .r,zs. ‘ Ail
b k. on nearly every
•v- -v.:..; h;j name.
■ '" : r: ■ 'bat I spoke
* v. , ,v
■ If I ■'
u ,:h tr. v 1
last ten n
body v u d be utr
Even as it is I J
”
• . tr .* r zazine up
h - I .' wouldn't
ar-y it away.
-. <. ery little
Its Da-germs.
I ■ ■ '••• ' a r- suits are
’ o f• a. very #<■_.. .... i roachius.
Pleurisy. Puejc r.U and Con sump
u are i.uer.’Iy the < r.sequences.
' ; :: the ar t •‘•ara .ce f a cold, sore
thr at or • kt -t Sima: ns C ugh
•■*> tup It soothe* the irritation.
-ens the ■ hie?;::; ar.d ;: mptiy cures
you
Dmfc'e c-etect cn.
i w>- a lady nett.- ,-aii to her
husband ».;h what Pat h dscreetly
terms "coaside-a: ie emphasis.' I
wish you ^ ..dr. 1 always s;t cn the
p:aao-stt» . rv rQ we have c xpany.
Ker;. Ik sty ksc.* s . cant play a
note.
Neither can ar; iy *;?» when I'm
**« ret rued the 5 tge —
Y . nth's Con.; anmn.
A 1 *h ut
s*- 'e _: -•
C-f
* Everythlna
A prominent plant,.
occasion to visit iob* JT*+\
in southern A-karsas
situated sever.. B ■, . Th* Iftfi
and 1t was n • =sary
Journey in a buggy £ h* ^
friend with him and st»„J* NT
After traversing <*■
sparsely settled countryV"*
upon a farmer plowing J*? «
tide of a hill. The;*.^8*!
to appear civil t0 h~*1*
stopped his horse and yL,ifN
man. who came to the f,n!^
hi. rac, «lh a
v^ood morning '
‘‘Mornln', mister''*
“You live here, I luppo**.
•‘Yep.” ■uPPos«r
“How’s crops?"
“Fair to middlin'."
That s a bad hill you're piow.
“I know It Lad how V®?
plow, bad plow, bai ev*—v5*'*'
• Why. you talk like'll
poorest man in Arkansas'
planter. ' “••N
•I ain't, though" was the rnv,
as the young fell w M
naturedly ' Another fe>7 5
o’ this croi *511
A Wonderful Thing
Mr. Brown had ; had
rh‘ ne cca“*r '- n betwee# v. J
and house ani wi5 very much fe
" .:h it. sa;. - th- F - v,.,, J
■ «a y..,.......
. s 2
f ' ' . to«J
me this ev-n.r.g a-1 I wi:;toi.T]
Hr- wn to ex;ect ; u "
l .r )wn (speak! g thro .ah (Wi
I hone —My friend Smith win
^ * h U3 this ^v^nissf.
' Now listen and hear how pi*
reply corr.es back ”
Mr- Br wn s :•; ly came back i
startling distinctness:
A - : y .r fri-r. 1 Smf'h *f »>»
»e keep a hotel.
Important to Motnen.
Exsrdoe c»r»f. eT»rr boc:« of
fc «if- i: 1 * :re I\;Zl«riT fcr jJizu ial
EW*« :'*■?
of
Li Ufc: F-. r * . 0 V
A &i>i T LJkTt A-TJTJ 3cC^
Thv pr*-• r'. i- - f u i
duty. F * - n: as?; ;s tha*
- i.
KIDNEY
PILLS
i j
Au V \\W'0^
au v \\w -
£ 1 Kidne^J^
^ t* f*■* e u m A"f; '|r a ;1
teases**'
SENOUSCOOt,
Girlhood to Womanhood
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
*4 O Jt M
E-LE\ M. OLSON
-* _
The res > ••• •
j y t»:tn • !::• -.her.
’ Lifiuence and the Inf p.
,;*■ ~■■■L interest to
" <-/- *. ” :ara.- -d a*, theproner
the Ufe bat
‘ .. V ' —a; y a t^au
■z. a cr s thoa»hrs became
' ' -- -
. •• a,:o s 7 P*in* :a back
Vr • ’• e; > d. a. c - re i r
r - --• '.n ^ is .i m* "v to
t - i and - her’sv/her
* •. : p'‘ VJ ir*La *■ and rentes
' L> Jia E. Pinkham's \eze
t4ble ‘-om pound, s:, e fr ra tr -
*•- a; i her'"^;.
at this c.me
' ■ - « fort
f t---- a: i start t' - ;r- -- pe- .j
-- a ; -:n* jr.r.'s .de with -ut pa-a
c/ •*•' Ar ; I*- few fcoea thus
:-e .u^‘“ r two ^aerations.
' “ '"i7'1* c- -•‘ters f: a youngs
iz : tr.e-.r s uers. earress
-vv: il V’r’ what'll
A- s Vegeta -:« Compound has done
:^y-“ coc*tsit.y Uii* re
M ss F7‘ 3 V ,v,- c; 4J7 S. East
•- wasee, III
Mr*. F'-i'- i— _
, _ 1 '• osr -rs 'a crry (c«;
' * * -i tt-»y a_ tu.xLja* tfca:
a^ .wrt&csi! se> •.■*«■
CLARA E CASVSTACKS*
30D 2*
i «Ct* ▼"** "
:
t. i'i r-o> £tri
V-vet.i' > Comp
ar. i iae a taca* •' -
M m Can E. D«ros'*:v
\ \ *rA
riesohe and — t f—' f
harur stand I i - i tw :••'..•» -c
P'.nkh.A.-r. n Veg«C*r - y - ■
p*r. .i« w-»r» eaca . >■.«•:
perf-?rtir w-^. Vf i-T..i
W'.toxit TXLT 0*1: *LS* & ' -** i^L^rnt
W^s Lpi* **
,rn,i
jar
4 5^ ^“3
uui Ifc St test
Dear SL-i Pinkhta: :—
i
- -x -n» '*,,,
VApt •*j*
■ r r abeot a -ear •*! "*t
f?w maetb*. »•
•?•- rr E- nth. with t»--*a '•** 4' ,'" ■ ~~«1T
I ha'i tEe c. -- s so tod that - ,J “ . j.
I: a a p. -j *.■ teh 7 - —•i 7 ^
P.-.kha.-s Vegetable •■ • ‘ . Tj rS
o* The c«*s*“ Hi ®t » r -«
derfui aai I ieinr* ii- - ' C'4- - cl*
v -■ «ry*n?erer An 7 -1" *»l
i irth~r * * ”.\t write to —c *"■*- *
b*r to Jl "e tCrC, *
If t :c know cf an" y*
>■; wKJ
uk her to address Mr* ■
L;.nn. Ma« u i tell b** «T«-7.:: „
o? her srrcDtocii, an : *
<e*e.- -'
aj
b*cL, She will rec*:Te'^J^i****
lutelr free, from a s.; _r.v
rlnl'ia the experie
aJts*
i - * ' if
oo the ritfht road t
and haorv \r omr
a s:r-._* -
table
Lvdi* E- Plriham's '*** ^
Compound made from ca
and herbs rnrea wn=re
otoe--*
... - _ reraeij ~as •
-• > i. ~ xsar.rte o: w;.m*rn
■a a record c: acr-a.
rr-i iing :n ev ry r*irt
the
o: the
of L?1*
iell
* -‘ — * ' - IJ-k v- ’ *.* -- # T r
w V, V/*- w-hiiig testim ay to the wonderful virtue <-* £
1 ■*— = ^ ejeto. ~.e Compound and what it Las done tor
L*xa E. PusaJia's ) c&c'aHc Ceageoafc a Hoaua's RcjbcU’ for * ****

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