Oregon City enterprise., April 29, 1898, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY APRIL 20, 1898.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS.
Maple Lan.
Ma i.k Lani, April 25, 1898. Miss
.Annie Mauta visited with lelativesin
Oregon City Saturday and Sunday.
Jas. Currins and daughter Miss Myrtle,
f Oregon City, were visiting at Jas.
iliellys Sunday,
The Misses Edith and Jessie Jackson
attended a social hop at Cams, Friday
night.
J. EdnuDson and family, of Oregon
City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. Ward, Sunday.
Mrs. N. V. Richards, is visiting rela
tives in Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrs. Swallow were visiting
(lie luttvrs parents at Sellwood, Saturday.
A dunce was held at this place. Satnr
)iy night which was attended from far
and near.
I. L. SwafTord w ith a force of men is
twoikingon the road.
Should like to inform the readers of
tins paper, that the correspondents were
not the authors of that article which
appeared in last week's issue below our
Items.
"Mrs. U. C.Green gave a carpet bee
t her home, Friday, to a number of her
friends. As everybody is familiar with
the doings of carpet bees, it is useless to
ay the afternoon was very pleasantly
spent. A delicious supper was served
ly the hostess at 5 P. M .
Those present were: Mesdames M.
IMckerson, V. O. Dickerson, J. Short
lidge, W. C. Williams, J. Shelly and
Thoa. Da vies.
Umbel.
Shtbkl, April 25, 1S9S Justice Shue-
lel, of Oregon City, came out on a fish'
log trip last Saturday- He and his
nephew Robert liinther succeeded tn
Catching 112 of the speckled beauties
.Miss r lossy Lee, of Clarkes, was the
guest of Miss Ida Ginther last Sunday.
Some of our young folks attended the
dance at Highland Hall Friday night
and report having bad a good lime.
Rev. Engelbart, of the Evangelical
Church preached his farewell sermon
List Sunday we reluctantly part with
kim, as he has been a pleasant and in
Cructive pastor, a tearless expounder oi
divine truth and a man whose every act
aiay be consideied such as only becomes
a christian gentleman.
Christ Moehnhe, who has been work
ing in Oregon City for sometime is home
to stay for awhile, .
John and William Moehnke have left
C parts unknown in search of work.
Mr Stabeo has left for Klondike.
31rs. Fred Swam left home and a
Tine mouth old baby about two weeks
ago, and no one knows of her where
.abouta. Mr. Swart went to Portland
me day last week, but was unsuccessful
ih finding any trace of her. The general
.opinion is that she has gone to Klondike.
The German ConereizatiunaliBtn am
preparing for the General Conference to
te held in their church this week be
ginning with Thursday and ending Sun
day. Everyone Is invited to be present
especially on Sunday when a grand
-dinner will be served for all.
Twin City.
Parklacs-Gladstonb April 27. The
school started again Monday after a two
week's vacation caused by the measles
epidemic.
Miss Pearl Tucker is visiting friends
In St. Helens.
Miss Marietta Dotson, the etllcient
teachers who has charge of the third
room in the school, left Friday for
Eugene to be with her mother, who is
seriously ill. Miss Kate Smith has
charge of her room in her absence.
Geo. Rinearaou, who left last week for
Fort Wrangle after spending a short
time at home and in Portland on legal
business, returned home Monday, hav
inj; been taken sick while in Seattle.
Mrs. B. S. Bellomy and daughter Rose
and Miss Estella Bracken speut Sunday
in Portland.
Died on Monday the I8tb, Winifred
J. Dauchy, aged 23 years. The funeral
took place from the family residence on
Wednesday afternoon of last week. The
manv sympathizing friends present
testfied to the highest regard in whic
Winnie was hold by the entire comtnun
ity. The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. I he deceased was a young
man of unusual promise and his sterlin
qualities and Christian character com
uianded respect and admiration. He
was a faithful meinher of the Baptist
church of Oregon City and died firm
in the hope of a better life. Winnie was
a graduate of the Parkplace school, hav
itig beeu a member ot the class of '1)6,
and both teachers and pupils unite in
expressing sincere regret at his untimely
death. To the large circle of sorrowing
friends and relatives remains the mem
ory and appreciation of a kindly life.
SCHOOLS.
Kipling's "Kecesslouar Set to Music.
Every person, whether a musician or
not, will he interested to know that Reg'
inald de Koven has set Rudyard Kiplings
"Recessional" to music, and that the
hymn is published in the May Ladies
dome journal, ine Recessional is
conceeded to have enriched our literature
more than any other siugle poem of the
century, and Mr. de Koven's music is
saiil to be in every way worthy of the
famous author's masterpiece. He has
set the words for barytone and mezzo
soprano voices with a chorus and solo,
making a composition which is likely to
prove one of the most popular for church
choir singing presented in recent years
Mink
Misk, April :25 The Chinamen are
tusy plowing -the hop yard in this
vicinity which 4hey have rented for five
.years.
"Mr. Fiitz Bluhm, assisted by Michael
Iloehnke, hauled two big loads of oats to
Oregon City last Monday.
Christ Bluhm went to Portland yester
day to visit her sister, Flora.
Christ Moehnke, who has beeu work
Dig in the Willamette Paper Mills, is at
home for awhile. William Moehnke be
gan work in the Crown Mill today.
Emiel Guenthcrand Stephen Hutchin
iQu went to the city today.
Miss Rose Bullard, teacher of the
primary pupils in our school was in
Oregon City Saturday.
War and rumors of warj Almost
everything but what can he relied upon
can be heard now. Eyerybody anxious
to know the latest.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moehnke visited
Jo in and Charles Moehnke of West
Oregon last Saturday.
Charming Oregon.
Judge William Galloway, accompanied
by Mrs. Galloway, went to McMinnville
Saturday and that evening delivered for
the benefit of the Baptist College there
an able address on "State Lands". The
Judge has a fruit farm consistingof about
8000 trees situated on the bills about
four miles west of McMinnville. The
view from this farm is very grand.
Towards the northeast, as far as the eye
can reach, extends the beautiful Willain
ette Valley, on the distant outskirts of
which loom up the majestic Hood, the
snow-clad Adams, the noble Jefferson,
the sublime St. Helens.
The Blind Boy Pianist.
It is with no small degree of satisfac
tion that the influential citizens of our
city hear that the talented blind boy
pianist is to be heard in Oregon City on
April 29 at Willamette Hall in a recital
to be given under the auspices of the
Studio of Fine Arts.
Miss Griswold known in social circles
of New York and Loudon has consented
to give some recitations including her
celebrated bird imitations.
Mr. P. F. Morey has taken a kind
interest and is one of the largest sub
scribers of the entertainment.
Beaver Creek
xkavR ukekk, Apr zd. war is a
topic of great excitement here. We feel
that our President deserves credit in
trying to avert war. lie is an old soldier
and Loows better what war means than
many of those who wish to rush to
battle without a though about the conse
quences. llr. Evans, of Denyer, Col. is spending
a few weeks iu this place.
D. W. Thomas has improved the ap
pearance of hie house very much with a
coat of paint.
The county Convention of Christian
Endeavors will be held at Canby Apiil
20th and 30th. Delegates. sent from this
ociety are, Wm. Phelps, Wmr Daniels,
Jfrank Shannon and Emrys Thomas.
The Grangers of this place will give an
entertainment on the afternoon of May
4he 21st. All are invited to attend. The I
ffcnic will be in honor of the Grange j
Being organized two years on that day.
Joint Debate.
Every citizen of Clackamas County is
invited to attend the joint debate Satur
day evening at Weinhard's Hall, on the
political issues, between Hon. George C.
Brownell, Republican candidate for State
Senator, and Hon. W. R. U'Ren, fusion
candidate for State Senator. The money
question, the legislative hold-up and
other important questions will be dis
cussed. Democrats and Middle-of-the
Road Populists are particularly invited
to attend.
Teachers Assoehitloi.,
The next meeting ot the Clackamas
Teachers, Association will be hold at
Canby, Saturday, April 30th. Following
is the program :
Violin solo Robert Coe
Spencerian Penmanship, F. M. Darling
and P. L. Coleman.
Cornet solo George Knight
More Civil Government In Our Schools,
Kstello Bracken.
ioun eoio Kobort t oe
The Dull Boy in School, L. T. Anderson
Song Five pupils ol Canby school
leachers' Examination, H. G Stark
weather.
Methods of Teaching Physiology, Jon
nie Rowen.
Cornet solo George Knight
How to Cultivate Self-Roliance in Our
Pupils, Mrs. A. II. Wells.
Vocal solo Robert Coe
Roll-call, Quotations from Shakespeare
Hr.il KSTATfc TRANSFERS.
WHAT 1UU UK 1M?
Mn.wAi KiK, April, 25 Editor Oregon
City Herald: II you will give me space
in your paper I would like to ask you a
few questions in regard to a certain
matter. In your issue of April 21, I
notice an article with the heading;
Geo. C. Brownell. His Maimifleient
Record lor Influence and Magnetism,
and in connection therewith you proceed
to give a glowing account of his work in
the Senate, but you did not say anything
about what his opponent In this cam
paign, Mr. U'Rren has done. Now Mr.
Editor I am a voter in this county and I
take an iuterest in the welfare of the
county. I want to see good men, elocted
to office and uot only good men, but the
best men, and in order thatwe may know
who are the best men, it is necessary that
we should have both sides of the ques
tion and for the benefit of myself and
other readers of your paper. I would
like for you to tell me in your next
issue, what did Mr. U'Ren do for the
people while he was in the Legislature,
how many bills did he fail to get and how
much money did he get for the failure to
set any bills through the Legislature?
In Bhort, what did Mr. U'Ren do tor the
people of Clackamas County during the
term he was elected to the Legislature?
These are questions which I consider
pertinent to the matter under considers
tion. I therefore adopt this method to
the end that I mar tain the desired
nformation. Shall send a copv of this
to to the editor of the Enterprise in
order that be may have an opportunity
to answer these questions.
John II. Gibson.
Furnished Kvery Week by the (lucka
mils Abstract Trust Company.
G A Hording, trustee, to J W
Whetstone, Apr 1(1, '1)8 W Diets
3, 4, hlk 6 Kdgewood I 210
J II Crookshanks to A J Crook
shanks Apr 20, '08 W D li,' of
e4 of swl4', sec 1, t 2 a. r 2 e. .
J Glover, by adm, to T Charmnn
Apr 20 '08, adm deed, 100 acres
in J I Glover claim 1000
O A C R R Co to J O Carr Dec 5
'02 deed, swli of iw' sou 33,' t 2
rS 100
A J lloyt to J K Blein July 6 'D
W Dsw and sVof nw ami
lot 1, too 25, 1 1 a, r 3 e
S E Jones, by sheriff, to W F Hub
bard Apr 4, '08 deed, so1 ace 2
t 2 a,;5 e
480
Attention, Comrades!
The comrades of Meade Post No. 2,
G. A. R., are requested to meet at their
hall, on Sunday evening, May 1, at 7
o'clock sharp, for the purpose of attend
ing the patriotic meeting at the M. E.
Church. A full attendance is requested.
By order of Post Commander, C. A.
Williams, Adjt.
Miller and Fitch.
Colonel Robert A. Miller and Editor
Fitch of the Herald will speak at Grange
Hall, Logan, on Saturday, May 7, at 8
P. M. Eyerybody, including ladies, are
inyited to attend. Hear both sides dis
cussed.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25c.
Enthusiastic Meetings.
Republican meetings have been held
at Canhy, Osweo, Milwaukee and Eagle
Creek during the past week, addressed
by Hon, T. J. Cleeton and a number of
local orators. The meetings have been
the largest ever held in Clackamas
County, and judging from the sentiment
nd enthusiasm displayed, there has
been a great change in the political
sentiment of Clackamas County during
the past two years. Mr. Cleeton is an
eloquent and forcible speaker and keeps
is audiences interested in his discus
sion of the political issues. His argu
ments are conclusive and convincing and
is explanation of the Money question
so intelligent that it carries conviction
to the minds of the voters. Mr. Cleeton
ill speak at Damascus next Monday
ight, Clackamas, Tuesday ann Mar-
quara Thursday night. Mr. Cleeton has
maJe many friends and will no doubt
carry Clackamas County by a good
majority.
Republican Rallies.
Hon. T. J. Cleeton, District Attorney,
and other speakers will address the
citizens of Clackamas County on the
political issuei of the day, at the fol
lowing places and dates:
Damascus, Monday, May 2.
Clackamas, Tuesday, May 3.
Marquam, Thursday, May 5.
Everybody, especially the Ladies, in
vited. Speaking will commence
at 8 p. m.
By Order Committee.
F llamel to U 8 Apr 20 '08, Q 0 D
swl4 of ne, se of ue(4' and lots 3
and 4 sec 0, t 2 s, r 0 e
F L Wasko to U S Apr 20, '08 Q 0
D iiu'4' of se.l4, se' of ne' and
lots 1 and 2 of sec 0, t 2 s, r 0 o
land RJ Cockraue to L D King
May 7, '02 W D 18 acres of J I)
Murray claim 180
A C and J Raines to F I) Edwards
Jan 13, 'IHl W 1) tract M Prune-
land 15(H)
J Lindsay to M Castello Apr 10, '1)3
W I) 10 acres iu P Welch claim. . 25i
J A Kiiehul to C Cobb Jan 10 '08
Q C D Ion 20. 21, blk 73 Minthorn 450
P P ami L Skei and G G Fordtin to
PJulluiu Feb 15, 'OS W I) self
of ne' sec 15 1 5 s r I e
P P and L Skel and P Jullum to G
G Fordal Feb 15 "JS W D sw, of
ne4' sec It), t 4 s, r 1 e
Oregon City to Clackamas county
Mce 12 '08 deed tract joining e
side blk 120x121 Mt View cemet
ery 1st add 75
G Root to L I) King, May 7 '02 W
D 18 acres in JD Murray claim ISO
P P and L Skei and P Jullum and
G (i Fordal to M Olseu Feb 15
15, "08 nw.i4' of ne'4' of sec 1(1, 1 5
s, r 1 e 500
Louise Shi be to Peter Meyer Apr
14 'Or W D 18 acres in W T Slat-
lock claim 1200
R J Baettie, trustee, to N Davis
Apr 8 'OS sheriff deed 30.37 acres
in sec 2, t 2 s, r 2 e 2200
P P and L Skei and P Jallman to
G G Fordal Feb 15 '08 W D ew'
of ne.(4 sec 1(3, 1 5 s, r 1 e
G G Fordal et al to P P Skei Feb 15
'08 250 acres E B Ramshy claim 650
G J Trullinger to C Keller Apr 20
'08 adm deed, 100 acres in J P
Glover 1000
J It N and E V Sellwood to I Ot
born Apr 18, '08 W D lot 1, tract
41, Oak Grove 300
A J and M Schulpius to F C and M
Miller Apr 22 '08 W D lot 2 blk
103 Oregon City 1U0O
M L and J C Bradley to C II Sloop
Apr 23 '08 W D nwtf sec 32, 1 1 8
r 4 e I00O
L Becker, by sheriff, to II Hulman
jr. Apr 21, '08 deed 7 tracts in
Bock claim 2200
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT &
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy-
right to the Thorne system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of attracts in the
County, can furnish information as to
title to land at once, on application
Loans, Investments, real estate, abstracts
etc. Office over Hank of Oretron City.
Call and investigate. Address box 377,
Oregon City Oregon.
FOB SALE
That Lam
JHTJ
Bark can b eured with
JdiW MiilVE fLAflXEE. Only 26c
Or Exchange one 3 1-2 Wood Wagon
in good Condition, Apply at Oregon
City Woolen Mills.
Sure La Grippe Cure
There is no use suffering from this
dreadlui malady, if you will only get the
right remedy. You are having pain all
through your body, your liver is out of
order, have no apptite, no life or amition,
have a bad cold, in fact are completely
used up. Electric Bitters is the only
remedy that will you prompt and sure
releif. They act directly on your Liver
Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole
system and make you feel like a new
being. They are guaranteed to cure or
price refunded. For sale at Charman &
Co.'s Drug Store only 50 cents per bottle.
Bids Invited.
Healed bids will be received by the
County Court for the renewal of the pil
ing under the Shipley bridge on the
Abernethy River; said piling to be not
less than 15 inches at small end ; also
said piling to be of cedar. Bids will be
opened on May the 4, 1808, at 0:30 A.
M. The Court reserves the right to
accept any or reject all bids.
Elmkr Dixon, County Clerk.
April 20, 1808,
Orrgoa'a Proportion HC9.
Washi. To, April 21.-On the Nils of
today's call lor 125,000 men, the various
states and territories, Including the district
of ColiimriM, will be called upon to supply
each the following number of volunteers:
Alabama 2.IVK)
Arkansas , 2.7M)
California 2,'J.'W
Colorado 1,118
Connecticut 1,(107
Delaware .HI
Florida 7ft
Georgia 3,174
Idaho ZYl
Illinois fl.fjort
Indiana 4.4r2
Iowa 3.772
Kansas 2.778
Kentucky ... 3.107
Louisiana - l.ltlo
Maine 1,250
Maryland 1.IM2
MaxftaciiunetUi 4,721
Michigan.... 2,:
Minnesota 2.M71
Mississippi 2,2,r7
Missouri 6,411
Montana 2I
Nebraska 1,4:0
Nevada Ills
New Hampshire 7'2
New Jersey 2,112
New York 12,01:1
North Carolina UM
North Dakota 401
Ohio 7,2.11
Oregon S-.tl
Pennsylvania 10,700
Kliode Inland 71')
Houtli Dakota l.NWi
nooth Carolina 747
Tennessee 8,Wi0
Texas 4,22!l
Utah 425
Vermont im
Virginia 21112
Wanblngtoi 1,I7
West Virginia 1.,'JM
Wisconsin 3,274
Wyoming 231
Arizona till
District of Columbia 440
New Mexico xm
Oklahoma 113
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN TUB COURTS 'OUR RIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
"PITCHER'S CASTOUIA," A3 OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," tho samo that
has borne and docs now bear yff on every
tho fac simile sigmturo of Cfi&SffM&fo wrapper.
This is tho original "CASTORIA" which has been used in
tho homes of tho Mothers of America for over thirty years.'
LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper and sco that it is
tho kind you have always bought v on tho
and has the signature of W472 wrap
per. No one has authority from mo to uso my namo except
Tho Centaur Company, of which Chas. II. Fletcher is President.
Do Not Bo Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your' child by accepting'
a cheap substitute which some drujjK'!it inay l'r )'ou
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even lie does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
TMt INTMH MNf, TT WMI (MM?, M.O
In
A Mlsuiiilrrslaiiilliiir.
tho Mapltt I.ano i-orivondtiir
ast Mettle was an articlo rctltvliiiK upon
Jiinos Shelley, a prominent citizen of
that precinct, and in which howa culled
a freo nil v.r K-iuoeral." Whatt'tur
Mr. Shelley in.iv have said nuailist the
Populist, he did not intend to cast any
reduction upon the old soldiers, l'he
fact of the tnattur it there ure vety few
old soldiers, or any kind of mddiurs,
ept Spanish yuiputhvscrs in the l'o u'
lint ranks. Mr. Shelly has always been
consistunt Democrat, hut when it
cornea to deciding between the hold-up
indorse m of tho Populist Tarty and the
Republican Tarty, lie cast his lot with
the Republicans. He it a gentleman of
strong convictions and payi no attention
to the snarling curs that snap al his
leebj. He has honest convictions a to
hit political duties and proposes to
exercise them In the interests of the He-
publican Tarty. He ha no line for a
Topuliit O' his anarchisl growth of
grog shop oratory. In fact he has no
use for a Populist of any kind. Mr.
Shelly is a gentleinnn, a characteristic
that is a sc.irci) article among the Muple
Lane w.ng jI the Populist Tarty,
BR6RD
is tho rt nil' of life,
lull it is not ull made alike.
Tho
Main Street Bakery
has a reputation fur making
kimr! hrcucl ovtTy duy itr tho
Wtl'lt.
Fancy
""'1 Staplo
KB
Always Fresh.
For Constipation take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, Eiuptions on
the face, and makes the head clear as a
bell. Sold by Charman & Co., druggists,
Oregon City.
I'm It ami Tunltrj diMness.
A reliable niuii, single, wishes the ac
quaintance of someone mur Oregon City
ho is interested in fruit growing and
poultry.
Not Always t'liilemtouil.
A fact often overhwked, or not always
nderstood, is that women sillier as much
rom distressing kidney and bladder
troubles as the men. The wointi is situ-
...... ...
aled hack oi anil very clone to I lie hol
der, and fur that reason any distress, ills,
ease or inconvenience manifested iu the
idneys, buck, bladder or urinary pass
age is often, by mintake, atirllmted to fe
male weakness or womb trouble of some
sort.
The error is easily made and may he
as easily avoided by selling urine snide
for twenty-four hours ; a sediment or set
tling 'is evidence that your kidneys and
ladder need doctoring. If you have
pain or dull selling in the back, puss
ater too frequently, or scanty supply,
ith smarting or burning, these are
so convincing proofs of kidney trouble.
you have doctored without benefit, try
Kilmer's Hwamp-Itoot, the great kid
ney remedy. The mild and extraordi
nary effect will supriee you. It Btands
the highest for its wonderful cures. If
you take a medicine you should take the
best. At druggists fifty cents and one
dollar. You may have a sainhlo bottle
and pamphlet, both sent free by mail
Mention The Oregon City Knterprise and
send your addrecs to Dr. Kilmer &Co ,
Binghamton, N. Y. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee the genuineness of
this oflor.
...HEINZ & CO...
Main Street.
ST. GERMAIN:
FEMALE PILLS
The onlv iiD(ImhI unit I'molns Kronen
H HH.nl- I!-m i. mur. nl .lmr. Mi. (ii-rnisln,
I'sil. I' itanri.i-il a. iii-in oulf, ur mid
ri-liill in fvry e,iH, H.il.l ntHcr tuisllive
IMHfsMrr or iimih.-v relmiileil, (lot the
K'-iiiOhe. Price H 01 i-r li . hy mull. Hole
igcni. inr He t'liiicil Sinic mill Cinada.
KINO llA'tVAHl) CO,
l.'l WniililliKtoll Hi. (.'till-ago.
h
Dr.
The U. S, Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
Free Trial Treatment
TO EVERY
MAN
Tlil oiler la maile liv I he
ILLINOIS STATE SANITARIUM
provioiil H p icm'ihii he ii, .Oh ul oni'r, in
orip-r linn n h vhhiiiiii, iippliancea anil
iifVnr 'hIi'hk rHiiiiilm. in it V reei-lva tile
widest .iiini liv, sml prmti their
us li lie " liv itcftial ue and permanent
cure. Nil i l.s ever will in-received
hy the I'llm.l Hi-its rtiiillsrinin fro in any
in. mi vr iu irH.iiniHHt n nl II tx-iiellislal re
mill sre ii kno leilunl. lis reinnlles and
i -1 it 1 1 ..-H Imte linen vniiimpiiilHil liy the
ne si-snnra ol l n c.niiiiiHiiin hii'I endorsed
lv lie- tro-uct -liiiiura in tlm world.
MNii-re H--V.-1. 1 1 tn.-nt ilcHlreil they ao
ciiiiii'ii.li ji 'in i hewr lull lo invitmiHIs, lip
tiutlil I f-.nilv. rin-V Infuse new lift' and
rgv. I ih ptTinniiHMiiy hiii all luaarn
wliii'ii iinilHi'iiiiiie Hie i'oiiNiitiioii slid pro
ilui-e ili ...iiii v ht'V re-lone, refresh
Hinl re.iiip- to Miiiiiloii.il. reanlli-at id URt,
TlieveineevdiiHtilNai.il periiisiisnlly re
move tin if (!' co., a sell a Hume of ex
eee S'.'l over rt veil hriiln work, lisiiras
the !' v x'i'.'i-.o'i. No fiillnre,
no publicity, no deeeptlnn, no disappoint
nienl. Wilis loilsv.
Il.MXOIH STATU 8 I NIT A It! I'M.
Kvaiihlon, I I.
"iZZI'
grow paying crops txeanie they're
fresh and slwari tho best. For
al everywhere. Itsfuse tubstltuUt,
Stlok to Ferry's Eewla and pros par.
1808 Seed Annual tret, Write for It
D.M. FERRY CO., Ottrolt. Mich.
OASTOIltA.
Bsan tb. The Kind You Haw Always Bougnt