The Rich Hill tribune., December 17, 1903, Image 7

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RIFLE OPISTOL CAR.TRIDCES.
" It's th shots that hit that count. " Winchester
Riflo and Pistol Cartridge In all caliber hit, that is,
they shoot accurately and strike a good, hard, penetrating-
blow. This is the kind of Cftrtriiiges you will get,
If you insist on having the time-trie-Winchester make.
ALL DIALERS SEI-L, WIHCHtlTKI MAKS Of CARTKIDOttL
o
! ill t A NO MONEY 111
I I I I ' .mm; ! w fit Ktn. tin
ti t Fia t' V 'J tf i m4 mf m r n ,
NO MONEY TILL CURED. 8 " tMuw.
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GOLD COPE
Do you knorr that a cold
cannot exist If tlis bowels
are thoroughly cleansed
end active?
Dr. Caldwell's
ttAMVVt)
a
Is the best medicine for a
col J. t twin euro the younn
est child or oldest suf
ferr. Try It, 50o and
31.C0 at year drunslsts.
PCPtIN SYRUP CO.. rrtlc.lio, IIL
Mi
WE DEMAND
YOLR ATTCNTIOM.
I anyona cUcrtd ywi a good
4oH lor an imperfect ens
'would yoa Uaa 17
V anyona oTrcd yoa an jood"
oSUr lor 7$ nU ot ba4 money
would you Ukf il f
tV offer yc n ouncu of tKs
very bc4 itarOi made be 10c
No other brand fc to joo4 ytt
a3 other cott 10c. ke 12 ouncaa.
Oun k a buw DropotCJon,
DCrTANC STROt a the but
and thcpeiL
't Juarnl 1 uLofactcy.
. Aii your J nxcr.
TVs OLTIaNCE STARCH CO,
Cmaha. Neb.
50,000 AnEniCfiHS
VrlNK XWf LCOMIO TO
iM Western
UdlldUd
TVtf r svttk tkM fl'.n e iho Grata aa4
letat'tr I 4 at svrtMw Ad nfw.
kar wVtltrwei LAuriax isarontf I A
kM (( Off IK flk. Sr4 tl , Uar4 tl g4a
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Room (or Millions.
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A arJertHwl ds-eti ki 1( Isa5aii f ftf
tstxra ft: 4 Wttl '4 t.V f lit ftU
4r' 1 braj fvuai Ui$ fd lU'i
tit.e i4 tli O-O mdriU L II !!
thm awtafcr WW, Hr-et tlt eSt
a. '-r wvii4 v s rw- ms,,rM ti ih t-i
tv4 el teN o att t.t itH r.vw. aa. !tO
a aa ia Jr a ta4
jftet avsatat. a mad ail fbsxtMiir. so.ai i 4
a.Mit satwif Utfi. A "i rs al
lain ftl II. n. U .U W
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VHa a t-ut-a t fttatL hes B'lwia hpu4
v acetea Vf ii f'W h asf,a
faUIaa a.l UUej t, a MH4al II U aWt UaiM,
Ciii " nwiH'siii mmi. ck.
n (SSealaS V4 (, Si uti CirV
J i t I W ailleaa, aa, ,
aui'wiru!,y Prosrouea Clftim.
1 ,w ( . n. ( - "a 1 at let . I -"riV
I MU U , aaaatai4i'aa masn a. 1 i.' aa
f a W .t . I A i . x . al i l'-
VbSJH T MtA'tl I awtdirat ess h
L. I I" U ho nnif n-se . tart few
FREE I J-c. ric.'!,V--,..
W. N. U, KANSAS CITY, NO. It, 103
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mm na M . 0 rt-, nuu.ia tm4
N WllO, inn O.k (., ,. l,if.
Usee et Plaster.
The annual consumption nf calcined
plaster and wail planter ran not be
estimated, but It Id very large. Mot I
Chinese houses are built of cheap
trick, and ara plastered both itmble
and out. 1-arse quantititw of plaster
ara also used for th nmllnit of Chi
nese graves, alrnxst ail of then being
entirely covered with It,
Lew Railroad Far In India.
Flretciasa raiiway fare in India la
1f than one half a cent mils.
rood nnnisErFEU
Y" th J"- Tint a whi tber tmr Red
CwblllllM. AtiWiluggttMra.acweU.
Babies cry nxiet vhra tbey realize
that they look like aoma of their rela
tion.
T Par a. eVM In r in t
Take Laxativ broaio tjtitnlne Tateeia. AH
drugiwu refund aoooay if it (ails to cur. ifto.
Any work ta eay enough after you
once set down to it.
.Item's nulla; r.
Left In quirk order after taking 10
iIum of Ir. klrvln'a Hheumatlc Cur,,
tablet form, 7fc do lir. rrtttald.
DR. PK1RV1N CX.. LA C14CFSE, WI8.
(W. N. V.)
November la the month for atuffing
urkeya Sod ba:Ut boiea.
ri i n miij f in i vawwM
rat d.f --f Ir kiwi ln1
a.ul 1 IKFK .H tt-Ml hocti. 4 xwtum.
lav av a. auu, L-mu. mi u bv, t r 'i-Va. ll
A girl iwj't nwest-aiily timid lit-
c-aute ibe jumps al a ptoMtval.
ON THE "DUDE" TRAIN.
Johnny Drummer, Who la Side-
Trackad to let the Limited Go
By, Expresses His Sentimanta
Regarding That Superb
Train,
"Tt baa been my drrtn of )pt aapretca
To rido la pluah and vajret aptouiur
I'arltT car tor a aweU MlpoJ. j-
Platform froratd with a aTll braaa feeder
Oa lb lUraar Liwiled IVvia
Flertrtr betl riht under your dim
I'urter to craw and brub your ctolhea
Grub ia ths diorr tba Iml that grvw
A downy btink for a otifbt 'a rrpoa
Ob the HcfcTibir Umlleralu
Cauar
rtliT". Iianrl a aiUe a minute
No olbmr Bietbud of travel la ia it
I Waul to (ro r1piin(r, akippltuj and eipfirg
Away uo tbe Luuitl Train."
Thea line are not original with me.
Tber are taken from a tuneful little
ditty sung In Gwrge Ade'a comeJy
"Pggy frcim Taria." The Jlt:ple ilanced
thrvuU my brain the other day aa we
lay on the ald'.r.g at Prairie Junction
or some such pUce. to let tbe fanta
Fe'a weat bound California Limited
go by. It waa a gorgeoua train of pal
ac cars, and behind tbe plate glass
''.hfii.uuo auiuuai oeauty and faab
tou and youth and old age were tolling
a mora the luauriant cuabtoos, aom
viaitlcg. aoma reading, some pleaa
antly doxlng. aoma making wreath
ot cigar amok, some gating dreamily
through tbe windowa at tbe patng of
rttlea, and fields, and forests and rlv
era.
1 stood on tbe rear platform of the
last car of our train and watched th
California Limited aa aba faded away
toward Ibe gu!J weaL And
tboUKbt of the difference between
travel now and travel la tb
dare of '49. ben It took tb
ai!d aerker half a long, weary
year, filled with all kinds ot bardxb
to travel tbe diatauce that la now
covered In three days, I thought of
th slowly moving wnne, tbe dtial.
the stunt's, tbe jolting, tbe thirst, tb
hunter, tbe bomeMrknena, the snail
Ilk rrtwalnr of plains, Ibe laborhiu
rllirtiir.c of mountain, th wear
drafting weeks, th never ending tial
In thi pa'an-a Ibat bad juat glided
by aero tetile goliig to tbe same
place to spend tba winter month
share tbe Climate la t-erjelual a am
mer. And they taere not to euJur
alnele bardahlp on the journey.
When night cam they were to 1:
a bUs aboae soft embrace miKw
sleep a luxury and in the day tlui
(he velvet cublomt f Iheir seat aer
to be mad deeper atl'.l by plikiwa
and tbey were to spend a dallct.lful
part of their time la the gilded an
flittering dining tar. wtu-ro ever)
taluty that ever tickled the palate
outii-lcsly served In short, tbey were
to have oa tk trip all the comforts ol
home aad of the beat kind ot horn
I stood there and watched tbem paaa
nut of s'Kbt ahllo my stMtl as con
turned ulth envy, lint I derived at.ru.
oonaolatloa out of reaolvlug tbat som
time I, tix. would see i ai.rurnla, an
I premised myafif that if 1 ever did
there It be mould be over the ban la
re,
JOHNNY nnVMUER.'
Pom ten a t Orat aid reason ai
lerward.
BEGGS CHERRY C0UG!
SYKLP cures cousbs and cuida.
'3fa ' A-.. ' 'ev 5
-4 - "a. C
Ideal Typa of Hog,
To vUltlne many hnde and flcxfca I
a been rooat itronglr loipraiawd
Ith tba fart that tbera la no tit. I
formlty of type in tbem. Kach maa
a all acrta of typa and klnda la bis
herd or flock, aaya rrofeaoor O. E
Day, cf Gut'Tpb. Tba taault la tbsf
tfwy breed up a flH k or fcerd that IU
eer b of any ue In tba country
Each young breeder, and old one-, too.
w tdat matter, niaat Cud exit bat
ia t!ie right type; then Bet Mile up aa
J! Idrnl end work to It. Too cannot
rh yrnr ?eal at r.nce. ft may
taWa ten, ffteen, tuerity or tven f'jrty
yeara to do ao, and perliara yoa may
nover reach It, but keep ft e-rer leffre
iu. uerer lo aleht of It for an in-
aUnt, nor Jet anythina; else drira it
away. Ion will Cud that tba roan
who make a loccenn of bree11nr la
a who aticka to bla Ideal with, at
it were, a btiTl Aog tenacity, and
thonth ba may not become famous.
e will at leat maka a nam fnr
blmse!f In bis apbere of life. I would
emphaRtze tbe Importance of netting
the right type fixed In one's mind aa
n Ideal. There la a type of hog tbat
tires the bert bacon, and If the pro
duction of bacon hops la the Ideal a
man baa set up for himself, then be
should get aa near to the Ideal type aa
possible. Some breeds cf boga coma
much nearer that typa than others.
n judging of the length of a bog It
a not enough that be should be long
from tbe nose to tbe tall, but It la of
pecial importance that be should be
long between shoulder and bam. I
hare beard some people aay that It
costs more to produce the bacon type
of bog than the fat kind. I want to
give you thla for your encouragement
!t baa never been proved that It
does cost more. Our experiments bow
very conclusively that It does not nec-
eeaarily cost more to produce a pound
of gain In a good bacon hog than la
fat hog. and that a good bacon bog
Is an economical producer.
The sare and the Foal.
Marea after being bred should not
be worked for a few days, after which
they may be worked right up to the
day they foal, providing you have tbe
igbt kind of work for tbem to do.
rites John Gardbouse. Tbey should
not be hltchr-d to any very heavy
loads, or on to a tongue that will
strike tbem In the aide, and they
bculd not be backed when heavy with
foal. After fall plowluK ia done and
you have no further work for tbem.
do not tie tbem in the etable ni) i,j
them stand without any exercla: --
is too audden a change. Let tbem cut
In tbe yard for exercise every after
noon, unless Tery stormy. A lew
weeks before foaling, feed a little
flax need along with boiled oau and
bram Never allow the foal to run
after tb mare ' when working. Al
ways keep it to a ktoee box. well
bedded, and wits plenty ot light.
but no bolea which tt can get Its
bead through. Alwaya glv tbe foal
little feed when you take tbe mare
out. Vnleas yon are working a long
distance from tbe barn. It will pay to
lake tbe mare In during the forenoon
and afternoon, giving ber a drlr.it and
baneful of oata, aud let the foal
suck, thus helping the mare and also
tbe foal. When the foal la aeaned.
fed It often with guod clover bay,
chopped oata and bran, and all the
milk it will take. Winter well the first
nter. Many foala are allowed to
inter around straw stacks and oa
poor, dry feed, and are very Utile
heavier In tbe spring than wbea
weaned In the fall.
Swlaa Dairy Cattle.
Tbe rattle of the aevera! cantons of
Switzerland noted for their dairying
differ mainly la color and name. Tbe
lVernolae. Frlbourgeolae and bitumen
thai cattle are all spotted, and bave
yellows, rede end browns mixed with
white la varying decrees and aa in
flatty of patterns. Those with red or
yellow !ota uually bave lipbt mux-
ties and aailcbes, while black nose
and tail accompany the brown and
black upote. The Bcbaya breed, bet
ter known as tbe Prown Swiss, baa
Uwn eetabltahed In tbe United State
f..r about thirty yeara. AH theao
Swis rattle are exceellngly coarse
boned, large framed aud buavy. TttJ
are eacewimifly active tor their aixe,
famou niuntain ellmbcra, but carry
a great euKrrlutty of fienh for dairy
enln.sU, bardly compeuaatcd for by
their rverfortnanee at the pall. Th
K'tnmentbaia are the largeat, anj by
some preferred for milch atock, but
unbiased lUiikee generally give the
Urow a Saiaa first place tor dairy pur
yoj.es . In America tbe laat named
race has luclud-.-d oowa which bava
made famous record lu BiHh and but
tcr prvJuctioo; but, as a whole, all
gwlaa cattle must be ber regarded
as ot tbe "dual purpose" hind, and
itie means tbat tb.y are not evpected
to add much to the value of our dairy
stock. Henry li Alvord.
Try Some Roota.
XIar.v farmers are feeding some
rcns to their poultry in winter. About
everylbing In this line baa ba tried
and niat thlnas with success. Beets
are split aud the fowl are allowed
to pick at tbem at their leisure. Car
rots are equally serviceable, and tbe
fowla seem to like them better tha
they do beets. Only a tew should be
fed at a time, aa freth one are aiore
Ukely to be eateo than old ones.
Many a man thinks be Is reasoning
a Kb you when be la luerel? arguing.
ADMIRAL SCHLEY
ENDORSES PERUNA.
Pc-ru-na Drug Co., Columbus, Ohio:
Gentlemen: "J can cheerfully say that Mrs. Schley
has taken Pc-ru-na and I believe with good effect."
V. S. SCHLEY. Washinzton, D. C
ADMIRAL SCHLEY, one vi the frrrcmost
notable heroesof the Nineteenth Century.
A runic that fctart3 terror in the heart of every
Spaniard. A man of Mead y nerve, clear head,
undaunted courage and prompt t'e kinn.
Approached by a friend re ent!y, Mf opinKn
was asked as to the efiicacy of Pcruna. the
national catarrh remedy. Without the f light
est hesit-iti"on he fcave this remedy his en
dorsement. It appeared on later conversa
tion that I'eruna has been used in his family,
where it is a favorite remedy.
Such endorsements serve to indicate the
wonderful hold that Feruna has upon the
minds of the American people. It is out of
the question that so great and famous a man
as Admiral Schley could have any other
reason for giving his endorsement to Petuna
than his positive conviction that the remedy
is all that he says it is.
The fact is that Peruna. has overcome all
Ask Your Druggist
m 8D30S
aed every wadulay wiil make yoor cknbea
conntry cue Red Crou Ball Hloe ao' e- v
A true friend Is one who never re
minds you of your best traits.
Tbe well earned reputation and inrma
Irig popularity of tbe Lewia' ' Mcfrie
Kmi-r," wru.ht ie eisar. ia due to tue
maintained hub qualitv and appreriati
ut tbe amok.tr. Lewi' iattory, I'eorm, lii.
The dark ages are those pera;ciEg
to women of unquestionable years.
Any one can dye with PCTNAM
FADELESS DYE; ao experience re
euired. A good son rcaketh a good husband
-tut ba la worthy ot a better fate.
e:v-hac
Why rough, when for IV: and tbla
roti you get 15 doix-s of an aheo
Intrly gwarmateed emigb ear in taf U-t
torai. poetpatd. ISC 6KIRVIN CO,
LA CROSSE. WTS. W. N. U.)
ve eorje-umntjon aoeciaiist fills bis
. . vi. nn.-rVera.
liO eitrilt VI r
W rB. W Im..
For rki 4raa Uri:, ao'jt T-"P-
-.oafaawc'"----!
Dr. Parwer'e moriaL
The atainednlaas window . the
memory of Dr. Parker In the City Tem
pi B, London, repreaenu St. Paul a fare-
ell to the elders at Epnesua. ice
farea of the elders form a noble and
striking group. Underneath are the
words: -Sorrowing moat of a, I t r.at
they should see his face no more. In
th lower panel there la a very Baa
portrait of Dr. Parker.
Vrste Land in Franca.
France, though supposed to be the
moat highly cultivated country, baa
Jl.OOO.O&tf acres ot forest and 1700.-
CK0 of waste land.
Bird s Neet Soup.
Tba birds' nests used for soap are
tittle gelatinous things made ap pria
rlpally from the aallva of liny blrda of
China.
Toe Late to Act,
Whilst we sure considering wear w
are to begin. It I often too late to act.
Qulotllllan.
Stirred into boiling; hot water to
is
A iolisioEis lot m
Its Carer delicloui; tha klai cf fcKJ that the syteta tk-uu.r.i tJ tuaae the renres stronf, the tnuc!e
firm, tha aim clear, and lich Mood lor rt(etrt fcea.;th. Ss-rved hct or cold; fjrall cUsves. Voua,f
children, cldcziy prrscn and inva'iJa will fud it
Palalsbla Hulrlliaus Easjf cf DigGslisn end H::dy to Ea!
Pikw, the crwator el
A eoa M cwatalaiKa
P;ifi fc FSICE CLnlL FCC3 CC"?T,
for free Pc-ru-na
whit aa snow and aa beasti'cl aa bea e.
try it oac and ytm w-.ll ane tbe dirlere;
;r arss7 far
jj Smokeless Powdor
KITKO CIU3
i HRHOW
SHOT SHELLS
are wl&niar
everywboe at
the tragboot.
iagtodT.ameata.
Loaied with
A N Y sumdard
tmoktiaa pow.
dcr, aod for sale
EVIITWHMX.
i--e4fyU..C
Lsaawawoa-.-aTw
if
The Uokm KetaCIc CsrtrMgc Ca.
0 wvwwa w sen- saw- W j
CKA1X, PMVISICKS, STCCKS. lrs5i
ts-n stoat a at. ajuuas crrr,
raivaTB wtar m t. iti. rmicaco a&
saw loaa Our IxoJi
MtAafrw M iviataae Yr4hmg.
as4Kaii.r avaaaar at tAa-risa,- mix
Oui-orwnraeff-.vca pwia. ert S aiscauow
Tbe hoccMy of
never been tested.
u-ts of men bas
Pont you know that Defiance
Starch beaidea being afcaoiute'.J aupe
rior to any otter, la pat aa 1 ounce
ta package and sella at a am a price)
aa IS-ounce packages ct ether kiti
A man aeldom lets
until ba gets tight.
hitTMtf tooae
I aa sar Puas Cw- tar CucumpttM asiwd
mf 1U tan raara arw-Mi-- TWoa. H.-mmM.
ataa Birav SorMca. .VI, rv IT. SrUa,
The irl with dreamy eje may eUU
be eery wide awake.
'OQtnos
the consistency of thick cream, aerreJ hot niia crtara S3 J akxr, tLaie
no breaklat 1 kkI that cao comjvue wilh
ran
waaiMaaww
LVIIEAT FiJluE CELEI1V
IV. TrW Creaia lV.!cr aaJ rw"Jvio V-Aoi'-i Kttracta,
tt cai.t rva wr 4a a tveS ewutwd tr w r 4 4raa.
FOt SALI BY LKAOIMa CROCX!..
opposition and ha? von its way to the hesrts
of the peop'e. The nat-'fal tirni-hty whk.h
ro many I have? felt a Wot givir; en
dorsements r any rerr.Hy is p.tvtr way.
Gratitude and a desire to ht'p others has
inspired thousands cf people to Rive r.tit!
testimrjria!s f- r Penrna who heretofore wc-'.l
r.ot h ive consented to such puL'..ci:y.
Never before in the annals of rr eii.cir.e has
it happened that so many men of national
and tntcrnationaJ reputation have been wn"
ir.g to give or.qca!f .ed anI fublic er.dcrie
mcr.ts to a jroj-rjetary remedy. So amour. t
of advertising could have accomplished S2ch
a result. Peruna has won on its on merits.
Peruna cures catarrh cf whatever f.hae.cr
location in the human body. That is why it
receives so many notable and cnijue en
dorsements. Address The Peruna Drug M'fg Co., Co
lumbus, Ohio, for free literature cn catarrh.
A lmanac for 1904.
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