Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 48, Number 21, Jasper, Dubois County, 2 February 1906 — Page 7

rALL WHEAT RAISING IN ALBERTA.

The Spring tTheat Areas Are Bap.dly Increasing.

only a few hört years Inre jressU'n prevailed that a large

,or SB f tl1 Canadian Weat was ua- . for agriculture. To suih aa xtent did this impassion i r vaii that - larpr than i-.uropean prinw.rr ilt vote I e ;: M ranch- . .. pursosss, and flocks and herds the ran. Hut the agricultural as dolos some hard thinking, " .. ally exjx i irn nu wt re made, wj at first, but surely later on. As 4 r, .: to-day in Southern Alb- r:a, whi h was looked upon as the "aril belt, large quantities of the finest inter wheat in the world are now eron. and so satisfied are the farmera and buyers that the industry lias I as- 1 ta- experimental staße that ;atora by the acore have been erc!ed :r. the Ml two years and others are In course of erection to satisfy the demands that '111 be made upon them In the near future. Manitoba "No. 1 Hard spring wheat has achieved a world-wide reputation, and there can te no question that ere long "N-. 1 Hard" winter wheat fr m UbSrtS will attain similar repute. The great market for this production will undoubtedly be the Orient, and. with increased railway facilities ai.d the erection of additional elevators and flouring mills, a larg ly increased acreage will be broken to winter wheat The Increase of population in Southern Alberta in the past year has been largely due to aettlers from the rnlted

Blatts, who have brought in capital. I

an 1 enterprise, and who have teea uniformly successful in their underA few more such ars of growth and "Turkey Rej" winter at will wave fr n II .o Jaw :o

'he foothills. Information regarding I :.i in the Pall and Spring Wh at i nay be obtained of any Cauaaun i ..rument agent.

IN lUl rMAI.

MS.

The old style sharp-pointed shoe of h i !.- :. has n-ar:.- :a;-; ar.'d Mexii La, ing been r-;laced : the j

cabinet mal.fr- f PYaaea are a- lut they keep r j r-du inj j it af'.e.- year, the stybs winch thcif : .:r. have made for centuries.

The cut of lumber in th Canadian rr- vince of Ontario will exceed that of last year by lOO.OOO.oOti ftet. The cut will tctal about tSifiWfiQQ feet Germany pig iron production in October Dattod, for the first time, the I million-ton mark. The month's output reached 1.006.943 tons, a gain of 16 ; r cert, over October lat year. This country ranks first in the paI aking Industry. Germany is sec- - . and Great Britain comes third. The production In America is two or times greater than in Great

The I'nlted States consumes all of its ganial Iron output of 11,009,409 tons. EoglasO consumes 1,009 tons u.ro than its 14.000.000 ton output, and Germany 3.000.000 more than its tt ( i ton output. Om brick-making company put cut f;. (ricks, with an avtrage to the machine of nearly 1,710,000, Thli 1- he largest average and toe greatest I tal of brick ever made in New York t ata by any brick manufacturing p . i .it. According to recent statistical stats watt published in the Bulletin of 'he ' -nmercial Geographical society of Paris, the worlds production of petroleum was divided aa follows: I'n.ted States. IF. .000 .000 tons; Russia P' SOO.000; Sumatra. Java and Borneo, 1.009, 100; Rumania, 496.0O0; the East ladies. sMjOOft; all others. 250.000. FACIALJ-ARALYSIS Nervous Distortion of Face Cured by

Dr. Williame' Pink Pills. What nppeare to be a slip':.? MtlM

ri" i 1: may be the forerunii' r f n ktTM r. No nervous suff'-nr sJiqsjM Sgl the wamiug symptoms, but -. : -. that tbo starved nerves aie BWSjriahed before the injury tothodsü cat.- orKaniKtu lias gone toau -xMit that I --a cure a difficult matter. The n -: ereive their nourishment through ' b -1, the same us every otiier nrt of the bxlv.aud the best uervf tou ic and food i- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The experience of Mr. Harry Beaift, of Trnt.iville, Washington county, N. Y., substantiates this. "I bad been feeling hadly far a b ns niie," Mid Mr. Be mis, "'and in the early part of September, 190C. I waif'iiiDelled to quit work on account of my 11 ' : 'h. My troiibl. was at first xtr'" ,. TK-rvonsness, then my si:lit 1dune ffx titl and I consults! au neuest ab m i I was h offer it ik from jmral;. s la, Be treated me for some time, but I got an benefit. I tried another doctorand ajMüi fa.led to obtain any reli. f. My Ip rvxiMU'sj inr-reas'-d. Sliphf ti'iS Would nlm t make me wild. My month was drawn so I could scarcely gul and OMB MM wan nffetti d soloull hanily I had very littlo use of my limbs, üi f.wt 1 was almost a onwplsis wrec k. " I am all right now and am at work. That is because I followed mv wife's adi and took Dr. Williams'" Pink Pill. dm had used the an me remedy h'-m-lf wit h the most pratifving results and she I nottdM Ii; to try t hem when it npPOired that the dfv'tor were unable to lp me. They acted very sorely in my jnat; mv face came back into shape and iu time I vm etitirelv w 11. " I Williams' Pink "Pills are mMWsJI druifims nrbv mail bv the Dr. Willuurs Mediciue t'o .' Bcheaeetady, N. Y. A baokH en Nervous D;.'orJ rs s-nt free ou MfsgsA PARKER'S PONDERS QUICKLY CURE hUADACH.E NEURALGIA AND FEVERS. Prtct Aa Thojrii ui and indvnt thtir Uliu Mit i.m.m. nid tl titt) J mit.

VACILLATING PRESIDENT. Listens t the Railroad &epie:.u tivas Iaataa4 of the People. Away back in tbe 70 s H ,:a e A isUa was governor of Minnesota. Ha wa au honest man anl hat bet-n aa apright judge before bt as tteui goernor He b .. : iU - kte aupervislng the railroads, and the railroad men determineJ to defeat him :or a renominate. They set up the pins and thought the Republican political machine, which a ail powerful and controlled by the railroads, would accomplish the defeat of Gov! Austin without his knowing what hit him But the governor had a tinge of the wisdom of the serpent, and without consulting friend or foe made a public speech in which be sail that if reelected he would "shake the railroads over hell," and the pejp.e believed he would do it and reelected him He virtually if n St literally fulfilled his promise to the people by u.-lng his Influence for the creation of a railroad commission with power to declare a rate unreasonable and make a reasonable rate in place of the rate ? dared unreasonable. In consequtnee of this the people of Minnesota have not been burdened with extremely unrea owtbto rates and control the railroads to this dsy. If President RocsevelL instead of listening to Senator Knox and others, who are at heart railroad attorneys, w. ul i shake the railroads a bit anl stand fast on his repea'el declaration to give the- InUr.-tate com merce commission power to fix a reaa nable rate m lieu of a rate H has decided was unreasonable, -cnert-sj would pas such a bill. Knox an 1 the railroad men are urging the maximum and minimum rate as the popular programme, and bark of it all the railroad lobby, with Its firm bold on he majority the great maJorit of the Republican senators, hopes to so mix trriags up and delay action that the appropriation bills will bez;n to b sent over from the house and railroad legislation will be sidetrarkei for t! te.-!on. If President Roosevelt would do a little shaking, like old Gov. Aaatlg did. and stand firm, instead of shilly shallyinR from one programme to another, the people would w.n a vi tory

OIL TRUST IS DEFIANT. Monopolists Who Hold the Republican Administration in Coi.tempL

Attorney General Hadley of Missouri Is trying to unravel the tangled skein of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and for that purpose had Henry H. Rogers, vice president and director of that corporation, on the stand to try aud discover whether it owna the controlling interest In the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, the Waters-Pierce Oil Company of Missouri and the Republic Oil company Mr. Roger:, who Tom Law-son hows is the real master of the Standard Oil trust, refused to answer the questions that would shed any light on the subject Mr. Hadley declares that he will take all these questions to the supreme court of New York state to secure an order for Mr Rogers to show cause why he shall not anwer them. The bureau of corporations In Washington is said to have been biveati gating the Standard Oil trust and no doubt has the evidence to convict its officers of the crimes they are accused of. so why does the administration not aid the state of Missouri by producing this evidence? The Standard Oil officials, it is claimed, have threatened the administration that if thty are molested there will be trouble and the extraordinary statement is made that it controls a majority of the members of the present Republican congress The Republicans Will bare to tackle Standard Oil or virtually admit that It controls thm. and the first question to settle Is can the officials of this gigantic corporation refuse to give evidence that is necessary to prevent them from plundering the peopie" In other words, are the trusts or the people running the government of the t'ated States? A few months in jail may change the tone of this arrogaut trust msersere.

OPINION OF THE PRESS Having returr-el to the Republican ranks and eulogiel President Roosevelt, the Hon Webster Davia is now trying to look as though he didn't exput a piece of pie Atlanta Jour-

.Th trlff rn art does not uro-

duce revenue. It doe3 not protec art It does not awstact the artist, it does not protect the public. It burdens the giaeroua. it la a tax on ideals, It keeps irom the people posses. j na to whkh they have a right. It mbs the pennilesa student of the sight ol masrt-rjiieci which would be an Inspiration to him It is wholly bad. Cblctgo Tribune (Rep.). There are now 670 Hoosien working for L'ncle Sam at Washington, .t is understood that thsre is also julte a bunch working ag in him laddanapolis News (Ind.). If the franking privilege cost the .uierican peop Jttt last y-r It la time something were done to stop the waste. This is t very large sum U pa), most of it to all iw congrfg men to foist off on ; ,. , documents UMM mosv of them never read, rtere ought to e fewer djcunvnte aud the country rould profit boü Yom Its prln ;ng bill aal lis e&su sJMsHNOSbeUk Atueoaa

Swift & Company

Veer 1' Mir. The tctal distributive sales for 15CÖ axceeded 2:k.ooo.ooo. Th'.i total is realized from the aale of frb meats i beef, mutton and pork), provisions, produce (poultry, butter &nl eggsi, soaps, glues, oils, bones, fertilizers, feathers, casings, hides, wools, pelts and other by-pro iucts derived from cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry.

'Louis. SL Joseph. St. Paul anl Tort1 Worth. The same methods of pur basing cattle, sheep and bogs prevail at all cities. At Chicago, which is the ' large.-t market, there are about two Ire 1 a:. 1 fif'y buyer? i-; re . lm. 'packers, local slaughterer; in various

eitJes, and exporters. Of this number, less than a score are eopkved by Swift A Company.

The farmer ships his live stock

Chirago. ccm-igns them to

Parklsa riaai.

Bui'.-Mrtt. tspac. LanS Acres. A ru A res Chicago 44i, 87 47 Kansas City 74 SO ttff Omaha 6 2 22 M Louis 7 4 ItH 1 SL Joseph 6S 25 1& St. Paul 5 12 1 Port Worth t 15 22

fcion firm at the Union Modi Yar.U.

Margin of Profil. w ho sees that they are unloaded an-1

The in lu.-try is operated on a mar- put In pens. Then the buyers inspect gin of !e.-s than 2 cents to each dol- them, make their offers to the commtslar of sales. Swift e: Co. do not sell s,on dealer, who accepts or rejects as at retail. Their entire output is sold j his Judgment dictates. All buying must at wholesale to many thousands of I be finished at 3 o'clock each day. and dealers rn various parts of the world, the buyer must pay spot cash. If the There are hundreds of local slaughter-1 commission man has no satisfactory ers throughout the United States, who offers, he can hold his stock over to buy their live stock In competition the next day. He gets his commission with the packer doing an interstate from the farmer, and naturally strives and international business. Likewise 'to get the highest possible price for

the packer must sell in competition his client.

with the local slaughterers There are no secret processes in the industry, no complicated and expensive factories, and as live stck can be purchased In almost every hamlet and city, and the preparation of meats is simple in the

extreme, local slaughtering will long remain a factor in the production of

fresh meats and provisions.

sjsjOafM The ural number of persons em-

eommis- ployed In all the Swift packing plants

and branch houses aggregate over 26.000 persons. Conditions for employes in the various manufacturing and operating departments is continually improving with the construction

-! in I Adiinticn. The larce ;a '. ::.c hus-s will, however, always have these advantages; Locations at the chief live stock cen ters, with the opportunity to buy the best live stock; manufacturing In large quantities, at the minimum of expense; utilization of all waste material; refrigeration; mechanical appliances; highly efficient business xsanar. er. These a! vantages arc reflected In the quality cf the packer's output, a quality that has reached its highest development In the products rearing the name and brand of -Swift." ruri hnnlng l ive ork. The principal live stock centers are Chicago. Kansas City. Omaha. St.

av haOeaela DUtribntinc ir.or. A wholesale distributing house is a

plant refrigerator, but instead of ..i.ves there are trolley rail-, from ! which are suspended hooks to hang : the carcasse3. Some of the houses cos!

as much as a hundred thousand dollars to build and equip. As a rule they are of pressed brick, the ins; des being lined floor, walls and ceil.ng with highly polished hardwood The floors are covered daily with fresh sawdust and all are kept spotlessly clean There are over three hundred of these wholesale houses in various cities of the United States, and the public Is always welcome to visit them. Parkins Plasia. All the Swift k Company plants are located at the great live stock markets, in the heart of the great agri cultural sections, where can be purchased the finest grades of cattle, sheep and hogs. We have seven packing plants, employing at each from two to eight thousand persons. The following gives the locations and size of the different plants.

of eew buildings and the installation of Hew and up-to-date equipment aaltatloa aad H; Blear. The housewife rcakei no greater effort to Keep her kitchen clean than we do to keep in sanitary and hygienic condition snr abattoirs. They are thoroughly scrubbed at the close of each day's operation", and automatic appliances are csed wherever pos . In order to eliminate the personal ban dllng of meats. Rigid roles governing

thaw points are strictly enforced; lax ;tv maTm Hlcn-iicsat

lMora Alma? Welcome. No other industry in the world give?

such a cordial welcome to visitors as surpassed for all cleaning purposes.

wift 4 Co We keep open house the

year around, and maintain

I lty is due to the uniform quality ' flavor of the meat, and to their ! appearance when received from dealer. Each piece is branded on

irind, "Swift s ITemium U. S. Inspected." and wrapped in cheesecloth aad

t:te parchment paper. Ixiok for the Irani. "Swift's Premium," when buying hams and baeoa. lfla MU I tuf I nr.! Is a strictly pure isrd. kettle rendered, and put up in 3. 5 and 10-ponad sealed pails It is America's Standard La'd. and enjoys a high reputation and an enormous sale. wlft oap. An Interesting feature of a trip through the CfclCOaa. plant is a visit to the soap factory, one of the largest and most complete in this country. There we manufacture numerous toilet and laun-lry soape. and wash.ng powders. A:r. whi-h are Wool Soap, widely and favorably known; fcr toilet and bath, and washing fine fabrics. Crown Princess Teilet Soap, highly perfumed. Swift 's Pride Soap, for laundry and household use.

Swift s Pride Washing Powder.

corps of

specially trained guides, with special elevators and rest rooms. In one year we have entertained over a quarter of a million of men and women; in one day Grand Army Day. 1901 we entertained 23.000. Among our visitors have been ambassadors from foreign governments, princes, noblemen and distinguished citirens from all land? and eminent folks from every State in the Union We wish to familiarize the

public with our methods, and the best w ay to do that is to let the public see for itself. We have no secret processes or methods in any department. tlfta Premium Ham and Rar-ea. Swift's Premium Hams and Bacon are more widely and favorably known than any other brand. Their popular-

tasaWW aerial Urs. Swift's Premium Ham Swift's Premium Bacon wilts Premium 'iced Bacon Swift's Premium Lard Swift's Winchester Ham Swift's Winchester Baeoa Brookneid Perm Sausaga Swift s Silver Leaf Lard Jewel Lard Compound Swift's Cotosuet Swift's Jersey Butter'.na Sw.ft's Beef Fx'ract Swif' s Beef Fiuid Swift's Premium Milk-Fed Chics. afttrS oaa. Woo! Soap Scented Toilet Scaps Swift's Pride Soap Swift's Pride Washing Powder

Reticence.

"Does arn-h.r.g that goe on really . 1 . . . V '

iff p-

tn voii ai be.na entirely riant: saw

ib great man's friend. Vcai nallv." was the answer "W I don't dare let on about ;t for fear of long mv itanding w.th rny constr.ucnu at I reform., i W sshiagtea Star. L'ures Blood. Skin Troubles. Cancer. Blood Poison Greatest Blood Purifier Free. If your Wool is impure, th n. diseased, hot or full ot humor, if you have blood poison, i. nicer, carbuncles. eat;n sore, crofula. eetesaa, itching, rising and lump, scabby, j imply kin. Ix.ne pains, catarrh, rheumat.t-m or anv blod or skin d:ea. take fletanir Bloni Italm (B H H i according to i'.rection. Soon all sores heal, ichea and pam stop, the Mead is made pure and rich. leav:njr the skin free from very erupt .on. and givinjr the ruh pew of fHTf.Ki heclth to the skin. At thr nine time H. B. B. improve the digestion. cur?s dyspepsia, strengthen weak k. lney. .tut the medicine for old people, as .t give- them new. vigorous Mood. 1tu:ks. SI fr large bottle, with d'f n t i hi me rare. Bsaanlt free a?, i prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co . Atlanta, Oa. iVacribe trouble and special free med.cal advice a!o sent in eale i letter. B. B B. is especially advised fr -hronie. deep-aeated rases of impure blood and skin datSSSS, and cores after all else fa. Is. "The man wh premise to lay the world at a girl's feet.' remarked the Obeorvtf Vi.ni. n,t Thmcs. "after marriage

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A man rea..zes that his wife in t an angV. when he has to help her into her dresses that l tton up the back. St. Lotus Ul bt Democrat. Popular Line to the Fast. The splendid passenger ser ice of the Nickel Plato R. ad. the care and attention shown pai-nger have made it a favorite wrh the inexperienced as well as those ecastomod to travel. Kvery feature necessary to the comfort and convenience of the paa-ienger. especially ladies traveling alone r ac mpan.ed by children, is provided. Colored lVrters in Uniform are in attendance to serve the wants sf all and to ee tnat car are kept scrupulously deaa. PllllsSSt Sleeper en all train, and an excellent Din.ng sen ice, serving ladividaal Ciub meals or a la Carte at moderate coit. When traveling East purthase your t.ckets via the Nickel Plate Road. " All trains deaait from the Iji

! Salle St. Sta.ion. Chicago, tor full information regarding tickets, rate, routes, sleeping car reservation, ew.. call on or ! address J. V. Calahan. General Agent, Ko. Ill Adams St., Chicago, 111.

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Positively cored by these Little Pills. TVt sUso reiiere Dittoes frro D; pepsta, I -desUaaandToo Eeartj Eat trig. A perfect reme4y tarTXxzess. Nausea. DrowsSaesa. Bd Tiste la de Mocth. Coaled TacT. Pais ti tJie 5-'. . TORPID LT.1R. Tc?

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Tell a man he has hrewdne and sever tn nk of douil.ng it.

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$16.00 an Acre

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oftea finds it difficult to place a t-n coal a; ha disposal. "-1 onker Man

CURES SICK-HEADACHE

It Cures While You Walk. Allen's Fort-Ess is a certain cure for hot, iweattag, callou. and swollen, aching feet Sold bv all Druggists Price 25c. Don t accept affV substitute. Trial package FK&r.. Address Allen S. tlm--:rd. Le Riy. N. Y.

Procrastitat cn may be the thief rf t me. but every man put off dying until tne very hat minute To Cur? Cold in One Day Tnko LaSStlvg Baosio C'ni,,iD Tablets. Drugglsta refun 1 money if it fails to cure. E A BtWfl Ssignaturviaon eachbe x. Uc Only he that Vnowa what it is Id Ke d, un can appreciate being up in the wnd N- O. '5'UDj I am ure Tiso's Cure for Conumpt;on saved m Jft 'D0 lUbbins. N , N. ., leb 1,. Iimal l es he onlv thing that will save an isreaat t Un classed as a crank. Detroit Free Pres.

Tablets and powders advertised as Carat for sick-headacbe are generally harmf ul and they donot cure but only deaden the piin by potting the nerves te slee f :

g tv- h the use of morphine or m toH-ne. Lane's Family

ivifuictiit: the tcfnic-laxat .ve, ceres sick-headache, not merely stops it for an hour or two. It removes the cause of headache and keeps it away.

d by all dealers at 9?c. and ?oc.

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' vtSTIII rc -.he imoaal man farmer will rea'iaa h their wheat crop this 25Bttahe' toth See rill b tie A rr r igt Yield of Wheat.

Te larxl that th s was Trw- on cost i the farmers avotw.elr nothing- while in wihrd to aid to the ltrt c the .rgrants, can buy land adjoining at f t tt. t an acre.

Climate sp'endid. rbool eoareaieBt taitwi cloae at band, taaes low.

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Lewis' rlorv, 1'ioua, 11L There is only one true godnes woiid -a jetfvttly square deal.

TO Z'Jt THE GRIP

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in tbe MWtWrJU)Oit

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