INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS. COOPER'S SALES £in THE LATE SIDNEY M. OWEN THE KENTUCKIAN ARE ENORMOUS WAS PLEASED THE STAGE HIS PREPARATIONS LEADING *v 3* TOPIC IN OMAHA—CALLERS AT HE SECURED A GOOD HALF-SEC* YOUNG MAN'S HEADQUAR­ TION IN CENTRAL CANADA. TERS INTERVIEWED. •jr"vs *. ROSTAND'S LONG ANTICIPATED LIVE STOCK NOTES. It is not only from Kentucky, but Omaha, Neb., Feb. 9.—The most PLAY IS PRODUCED from thirty-five to forty different interesting feature of the enormous Nowadays draft horses must be States that there comes the expression IN PARIS. matched! to sell well. sale of the Cooper preparations, now of satisfaction from those who have •Mm going on in this city, is what the medicines It is a. mistake not to grow the pigs taken up lands in Central Canada as a are actually accomplishing rapidly from birth to market. free homestead or have purchased CHANTICLEER EXCELS CYRANO among the people of Omaha. If a pig has a languid appetite there lands. At the commencement of his visit Is something wrong somewhere. Mr. E. K. Bell, of Frankfort, Kentucky, here Mr. Cooper prophesied that during writes to a Canadian Government A variety of feed is advisable but the later part of his stay he would Official, and says: "I have just radical changes are to be avoided. Elite of Intellectual Europe Oelighted receive hundreds of callers daily who returned from Alberta, overjoyed with It is a mistake to feed pigs sour With Quaint Piece.—Disillusion came simply to thank him for what my trip. Your literature was very milk when they are learning to eat. ment of Chanticleer, as Ruler the preparations had ddne. He also flattering, but not half what I found it. Choose for the breeding mare a of stated that stomach trouble is the Sun, Main Theme. I bought a half section between Calgary solid color,—dark bay, black or chestnut. foundation for a great many diseases and Edmonton, one mile from and that his New Discovery, as it is v/y railroad, near a good town. This is f. In countries where colts run out the Paris, Feb. 7.—The dress rehearsal called, would prove very effective in the best country I ever saw or ever year around, the mature horses have jf Edmond Rostand's "Chanticleer" at all cases of rheumatism simply by expect to see. I will go in the spring much stronger legs. the Porte. St. Martin theater ihe In getting the stomach in working order. and get to work on my place. I think The sheep barn must be dry and presence of remarkable audience, a That this prophecy has been fulfilled it is the coming Country of the World." well ventilated. Foul odors and too comprising the elite of the literary, cannot be doubted after a half-hour Some of the papers describe the settling much heat bring on pneumonia. artistic and dramatic world of Parts spent at the young man's headquarters of the Canadian West as "becoming In selecting the brood sows avoid as well as other European capitals, listening to what his callers have a fever with a great many people. those with low weak backs for they was an artistic success of the first to say. The lure of its golden promises usually indicate weakness of constitution. magnitude, the exquisite piece being A reporter, who watched to ascertain, is creeping into their hearts and many up to the finest traditions of Rostand's if possible, some light on the are they who are answering the call poetic genius. The fact that a hog will eat almost reasons for the immensity of Cooper's of that unsettled territory." This paper The brilliancy of the first act, which anything and turn it into meat does success, interviewed about twenty editorially cautions its readers to was preceded by a charming prologue, not imply that anything will do for of his callers yesterday afternoon. The exercise care and thought before moving delivered by Jean Coquelin, preparing the hog. statements made by those seen indicate to a distant country. This would the audience for the atmosphere of the All straw, stalks, etc., used for litter that physicians who claim that be a wise precaution, and is exactly piece, fairly set the theater mad with in the sheep barn should be run Cooper is merely a passing fad, have what the Canadian officials ask. enthusiasm. But the second and third through a cutter to increase the power not looked into the facts. The success of the settler who has acts, which are somewhat tedious, of absorption. Some of these statements were as made Canada his home for years is were less favorably received. follows: A juicy wether hung up in a cold, the best evidence that can be offered. the last act, however, enthusiasm In W. J. Grant, a popular cigar dealer dry place will provide choice dinners And of the large number of Americans was revied to the boiling point. for the family until it is used up. at 508 South Sixteenth street, upon who have made their homes in Canada, BIG FIRE AT SPOONER, MINN. There were five calls after the curtain being questioned, said: "After a most Don't forget to have mashed turnips very few have returned. All are fell, but M. Rostand himself did not remarkable experience with the Cooper and butter with it. satisfied. Hotel, Saloon and General Store Ds appear. M. Guitry, who took the part remedies, I cannot refrain from saying One must give some thought to the stroyed by Flames. of Chanticleer, stepped before the curtain ANGRY PROTEST 6FB0YH00D that anyone who is*-•suffering in any feeding methods of the farm these and simply expressed his thanks. days. The stock should have excellent way from stomach trouble, and who Rainy River, Ontario. A disastrous Wonderful Stage Pictures. does not give this Cooper medicine a FAMOUS FARMER, EDITOR AND care for two months yet, in order fire broko out in the village of "Valentine Night-Gown" Offended Sensibilities The piece was wonderfully staged trial, is passing up a golden opportunity to tide over the most severe part of Spooner, Minn., and as a result the of Small Masculine POLITICAL LEADER GOES and the plot thrilling. Guitry, Mme. for restoration to good health. Spooner hotel, Kyler & Young's saloon the year. Humanity. QUIETLY TO REST. Simonne le Bargy, the hen-pheasant, "For three years I was troubled and Egan's general store are a total If you are in doubt, kill the bigger Gallipaux, the blackbird and Coquelin, William, a little country boy of six, with my stomach, and what little I loss, and but for the timely arrival of hog, for it makes better meat and the the dog. carried off the honors. was snowbound with his mother at did eat gave me distress. Nothing ham of a light hog is hardly worth a fire-fighting apparatus from Beaudette, DEATH CAUSED BY MALARIA The secret of the many delays incident the house of an aunt, 20 miles from tasted right. I felt weak and bad nearly curing if you are fond of meat, for it many more buildings would to the presentation of the play his own home. The two, who had driv all the time. I was nervous and dwindles far too rapidly. have been added to the list. is now explained by the changes made en over in a sleigh just to spend the allowed matters of small importance A good rack for feeding sheep can The fire originated in the Spooner at the end ofitbe play. The henpheasant. day, were forced to remain three to worry me. I treated with two different be made by almost any sensible farmer. hotel, a frame building, and within a Arduous Campaign For the Governorship after vainly trying to induce nights, and were supplied by the hostess physicians, but received no benefit. About all that is needed is a support few minutes the building was beyond On the Populist In 1894 Chanticleer, whom she has enticed to with garments to sleep in. There I had about reached the conclusion for the hay so that it shall not saving. The hotel was owned by P. t».e forest to prolong the night being no small boys in his aunt's family, Weakened Him. 36 that medical science had not yet produced Bordeen. The loss is estimated at fall to the ground and be wasted and hours during their nuptials, betrays William was put to bed in one of anything that would help me. $10,000, with small insurance. also be handy for the sheep to get at. him, and he returns to the barnyard his little cousin Deborah's nightgowns, "However, a number of friends Water is as much a necessity for Kyler & Young's saloon was one of to his faithful hens. very indignant at having to wear anything urged me to try Cooper's New Discevery, stock as in the warmer days of summer, the finest in northern Minnesota. Minneapolis.—Sidney M. Owen, soldier, The critics generally consider that with so many frills and lace and they were so persistent Their loss will be about $8,000, insured. if you would kefep the stuff editor, politician and good citizen the brilliancy of the verse surpasses trimmings around the neck and on the that I finally took new hope and got a thrifty and comfortable. Some people is dead after an illness of some even "Cyrano," if that is possible, sleeves. forget the poultry water supply, bottle of the Cooper medicine. After I Egan's loss is $15,000, with $7,000 weeks. but the artistic note struck is so high "I won't stand it, mummer," he loudly had begun to take it I wondered why I even if they are careful about the insurance. About a year ago Mr. Owen contracted protested on the second night, "I that they doubt whether they play will had not taken it long ago. Its effect tanks and troughs that afford water malaria while on a pleasure won't wear anything so girly! I'll run be a popular success, after curiosity was marvelous—brought me right for the larger animals of the farm. HEATWOLE IS SINKING. trip in Florida, and he had never fully away, you see if I don't, and perrush has worn off. It is rumored that out. I regained my appetite, took on recovered. A weakness of the heart in a snow drift before I'll put that Rostand himself will play the role of new strength—in fact, began to feel Condition of Former Congressman Is COLD WEATHER SHEEP FEED developed. It was aggravated by a thing on again. Why, rather than wear Chanticleer at the benefit to be given like a different man altogether. I Serious. severe cough which caused him gradually that—that valentine night-gown—I'll for the flood sufferers. would not have believed there was a Northfield.—Hon. Joel P. Heatwole, to grow weaker. sleep raw!" Allowed to Run on Coldest Days of medicine on earth that could do so the well known editor and politician, Mr. Owen is believed by many to 11 MINERS MEET DEATH. Winter and Fed Clover Hay, much in so short a time. I have good is in a critical condition. VOICE OF EXPERIENCE have been the victim of the strenuous with Corn Fodder. reason. to be grateful for what Cooper's Mr. Heatwole is suffering from acute campaign he waged in 1894, when Explosion of Gas Kills AIJ in Gang New Discovery has done for me, Bright's disease and has been confined he unsuccessfully championed the But One. Nearly all the shelter sheep need and cannot praise it too highly." to his bed for some weeks. Last People's party of the state against the in the winter time Is to keep off rain The statement of Mr. William Kennedy, summer he took an extended southern Republican and Democratic forces Indiana, Pa., Feb. 7.—Ten Hungarians and snow. I have always allowed advertising manager of the Bennett trip hoping to benefit by the change for the governorship. The earnest and one American is the death them to stay out in the coldest weath- Company, at Sixteenth and and returned much improved. fight he waged left him exhausted and toll of a gas explosion in Ernest mine Harney streets', was as follows: In the fall the Northfield man gave weakened. of the Jefferson and Clearfield company, "Long and tedious hours of hard it out that he intended to take an Sidney M. Owen was born in Ohio, five miles north of this place. work, and continuous confinement in active part in the coming state campaign August 11, 1838, and he received the The explosion occurred in a heading "Excuse me, gents, would you mind a stuffy office tended to put my stomach and followed it with a vigorous common school education of that time where 12 workmen were located, and givin' a dime to poor feller wot was in a condition that has for many attack on Governor A. O. Eberhart's and completed his studies at Oberlin one of these, Andrew Krazcer, escaped shot in der war?" months made my life miserable. There gubernatorial candidacy. He has been university. In 1860. he married Helen by crawling a quarter of a mile on his "Where were you shot?" is no need of my going into detail, for prominent in Minnesota politics for A. Feagier, who survives him. He stomach to evade the noxious gasses. "In der spinal column, sir!" anyone who has ever had stomach years and was the immediate predecessor served as first lieutenant in the Fiftyfifth When he saw the lights of the rescuers, "Beat it! There wasn't any such trouble knows the suffering to be endured. of Congressman Charles Davis, Ohio regiment during the civil he moaned and tried to crawl. battle!" I became weakened and run of St. Peter, as congressman from the war. He was slightly burned, but suffered X777/7777 down, and life began to be a drag. third district. In 1885, the year after his brother, The Cagey Bachelor. chiefly from the cffects of after damp. "A personal friend persuaded me to The woman who wanted the bachelor Horatio R. Owen, founded the Farm The position of the bodies showed the give the Cooper medicine a trial. I to come to dinner called him ud SMITH MUST GO TO PRISON. Stock and Home, he came to Minneapolis men bad made desperate efforts to procured a bottle of the New Discovery at his rooms. and assumed editorial charge crawl away from the heading. preparation and began taking it. Relief Sheep Feeding Rack. "Hello," she said, adding in the irritating Slayer of H. J. Ledbeter Is Sentenced of the publication. How Krazcer escaped cannot be came quickly, and ia a short time way of women, "do you know For Life. His editorial policy and convictions learned until he recovers from fright er if it was not stormy, writes O. F. I was feeling like a new man. I developed who this is?" Mankato.—Judge Pfau filed an order were such that it gave him the support and exhaustion. He may then be able Taylor in Orange Judd Farmer. However, a splendid appetite, could eat The tactful bachelor didn't, but he denying Frank Smith's application of the insurgents of that time as to tell how the explosion occurred. I never under any circumstances was too diplomatic to admit it. anything I wanted with ill effects, for a new trial on the charge typified in the Farmers' Alliance and One hundred and ten men working allow them to take rains and snows and it all tasted good. $£y strength "Hello, beautiful lady," he made answer. of murdering H. J. Ledbeter and followed forced him unwillingly into the state in the same slope escaped through In winter. At this season I give them returned and once more work became this by filing a certificate that campaign in 1890. He took the field other headings, although they were good clover hay, and in addition, a a pleasure. he believed this was a case where a as their candidate for governor, but held back for about ten hours by the little silage or corn fodder about All things whatsoever ye wouid tnat "I have taken four bottles, and death penalty should not be imposed without a party organization to back black damp until a rescue party reached three times a week. I feed twice a men should do to you, do ye even sc shall continue its use until I am fully because of the recommendation by him and lacking newspaper support, them. One thousand other men day in the yard or on the ground ifj to them.—Christian. recovered, which I am confident will the jury for clemency and because he was not successful. However, he of working in adjoining mines heard the it is frozen, but when the ground is not take long. This is a remarkable exceptional circumstances. made an excellent run, polling more concussion and paid no heed to it. GET POWER. not frozen I fed in racks in the sheep preparation for any one who is 'all County Attorney Plymat moved for than 58,000 votes and made a name The mine has been known as a gaseous The Supply Comes From Food. barn. I feed a little entire grain, in' as a result of close confinement a sentence and Smith had nothing to for himself as a political leader. mine and plenty of fire bosses mostly oats, to the breeding ewes. and overwork. I earnestly recommend say why it should not be pronounced, In 1894 he again apepared as candidate have been maintained. If we get power from food, why not My feed troughs are made of three it to anyone in this condition." as his attorney had only intended to for governor on the Populist strive to get all the power we can. Michael Harrington, the only American boards eight feet long. The bottom Other statements taken from those argue against life sentence. Court ticket. The Democratic party stood That is only possible by use of skillfully among the dead was a son of one is ten inches wide and the sides who had previously used the medicines then sentenced Smith to life imprisonment ready to nominate him and to make selected food that exactly fits John Harrington, foreman of the mine. six inches, as shown in the illustration. seem to prove that Cooper's at Stillwater and remanded him the campaign on the basis of fusion. the requirements of the body. I scatter the oats thinly in success throughout the country is genuine. to the custody of the sheriff. Mr. Owen declined the indorsement Poor fuel makes a poor fire, and a McDONALD KILLS HIMSELF. these troughs and the sheep cannot of the democracy, though he might poor fire is not a good steam producer. get a large mouthful. Thus better URGES CARE OF FRANCHISE. have been elected. "From not knowing how to select the Walker Murderer Ends His Own Career mastication of the grain is secured People Realize the Danger. Mr. Owen will best be remembered right food to fit my needs, I suffered With Gun. than if the sheep were permitted to As an indication of the force of the for his conection wth the development Neill of Red Wing, Speaks Before grievously for a long time from stomach take large mouthfuls. I have fetj c?.usade against tuberculosis, the National Crookston Commercial Club. of agricultural education in Minnesota. Walker, Minn., Feb. 7.—With the troubles," writes a lady from a threshed oats to my sheep for a good Association for the Study and Crookston.—The annual meeting ol He worked to prevent the same gun, a 44-calibre revolver, with little town in Missouri. many years, and have not experienced Prevention of Tuberculosis, in a bulletin the 25,000 Commercial club was one separation of the farm school from the which he murdered defenseless Howard "It seemed as if I would never be anything but the most pleasing results. issued recently points to the fact of the largest rallies of citizens held university, thereby alienating his able to find out the sort of food that Sexton, Walter McDonald, who I feed oats until after lambing that while 53.5 per cent, of the expenditures in this city for many years. The friends of the Farmers' Alliance, as had barricaded himself for two nights was best for me. Hardly anything time, than I add about one ear of for tuberculosis in 1909 guest of honor was Hon. D. W. Neill that organization strenuously backed that I could eat would stay on my stomach. and a day in his little cottage in the corn, shelled, to one pint of oats a day were made from public resources, appropriations of Red Wing, president of the Minnesota the separation program. heart of the village, and defied armed Every attempt gave me heartburn for each sheep. After many years of made for 1910 indicate Federation of Commercial Clubs. Through the columns of the Farm, possemen led by a determined sheriff, and filled my stomach with gas. experience in raising sheep, I have that over 75 per cent, of the money Stock and Homo, and by means of personal Mr. Neill confined his remarks to committed suicide by shooting himself. I got thinner and thinner until I literally found that it pays to keep sheep on to be spent this year will be from federal, "Municipal and Community Waste work, he has been able to secure became a living skeleton and in the general farm, provided they are state, city and county funds. In and Conservation." He pointed out large appropriations from the legislature His dead body was found by the time was compelled to keep to my bed. kept well. Those who do not do this 1909, out of the $8,180,621.50 spent for places where every community is guilty for the upbuilding of the agricultural "A few months ago I was persuaded sheriff and two deputies in the bathroom are very apt to condemn the breed the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis, college. He was appointed of gross waste in granting of franchises of the McDonald home at 9 a. m. to try Grape-Nuts food, and it had such of sheep which they may happen tq $4,362,750.03 was spent regent in 1893 to fill out an unexpired and turning over to public service An hour and a half later young Sexton, good effect from the very beginning have, or the breeding which they from public money, and $3,817,871.47 corporations valuable privileges, term and was reappointed for a full the victim of the insane rage of that I have kept up its use ever since. have purchased for the improvement from funds voluntarily contributed. term in 1895, serving until 1901, when in reality a waste of the people's resources. I was surprised at the ease with which the desperado, breathed his last at the of their flock, when the fault is really For the carrying on of state, federal he was retired. I digested it It proved to be just what hospital to which he had been taken. their own. and municipal tuberculosis work in I needed. 1910, over $9,000,000 has been appropriated. Arbogast Estate Not $20,000. PEONAGE FOUND TO EXIST. "All my unpleasant symptoms, the Shoots Brother by Accident. Of this sum, the state legislatures Salt for Stock. St. Paul. The report of the appraisers Wells, Minn., Feb. 7.—Another case heart-burn, the inflated feeling which have granted $4,100,000, the Salt is necessary to the health and of the estate of the late Louis State Labor Bureau Getting Results of "didn't know it was loaded" proved gave me such pain disappeared. My municipal and county bodies, $3,975,500 thrift of domestic animals, and they Arbogast, who was murdered in his In Northern Minnesota. serious to John Troska, the 18-yearold weight gradually increased from 9S and the federal government, should have it in winter as well as In home, St. Paul, May 13, 1909, has been St. Paul* "We are- getting some son of Carl Troska, of thip city. to 116 lbs., my figure rounded out, my $1,000,000. summer. They need more of it, prob with Judge Bazille in the probate filed real live information in the peonage John's younger brother, Charle, was strength came back, and I am now ably, during the period of abundanl court, showing that nearly all the charges in Northern Minnesota," said playing with a rife. Thinking it not iblo to do my housework and enjoy it. succulent feed, but the animal sys Ruling' Passion. real property is in the name of Mrs. W. E. 'McEwen, state labor commissioner. loaded he pointed it and fired at his Jrape-Nuts did it." tem requires more or less of it all the "I knew Butt's smoking would get Arbogast. The total valuation of the "Of course, the information brother. The bullet went through the A ten days' trial will show anyone time. A good plan is to keep salt him into trouble." remaining property, including bonds, is far from finished," he continued, other's wrist, struck him in the side ome facts about food. in sheltered boxes, where the stocl "Well?" mortgages, the homestead where the "but we are finding things of vital importance and lodged .n his back. Dr. Holm Look in pkgs. for the little book, "The can get at it at will. This is a safe "At his wedding, when it came to family lives on West Seventh street, every day. We now have was called and extracted the bullet. load to Wellville." "There's a Reason." guard against neglect, and being ac the ring part, he reached into his and the merchandise and equipment two- inspectors in the field and some The wounds are painful* but nqt necessarily Ever read the above letter? A new customed to ft at pleasure, there Is pocket and handed the minister a of the meat market, is less than $20,000. interesting statements will be out ne appears frem lime to time. They fatal, but it may result iaa no dagger that too much will be takftn IDttfCb." tre senuimc, true, Mi fall «f kiaaa soon." -he loss of a band* iiteccst*