Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, February 11, 1887, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE PARMER: SALEM, OREGON, FEBRUARY 11, 1887 ""a fc-f A jpottltrg. OHO. D. OOODHUH, EDITOB. Supposed to HaJre Hens tzj. Take r pioco ol livor, rough bcof, or CTon blood (about a pound,) nnd boil it to pieces in half a gallon of water, odd ing moro when too mocli lias evaporated. "While) boiling Add half n pint of sonkod beana, tlio samo of ricb, nnd the uamo of linsocd meal. When tbo whole is cooked add Bait to taste, and thicken with two pnrtt ground oats, ono part bran, ono part middlings, and ono of corn-meal. Add the mixed ground grain nntit until the mess has thickenod to a stiff dough. If it burnt a Iittlo no harm will bo dono. If milk should be convenient it may also be Added, cither as curds, buttermilk or ns any other ehapc. When boiling, add a tcaspoonful of broad soda to iho wator. This food may bo cookod in tho elinpo f cakes and crumbled for tho fowls, or fed in tho soft state. A tcaspoonful is sufficient for each lien. Just ueforo ad- Una the ground grnld. chopped cloTer way bo placed in tho boiler also. An ther good mess is to chop clovor very ino And stcop ovor night in boiling water. In tho morning lot tho water omo tn a boil and add a quart of fresh bullock'n blood to oach gallon of water, thickened with mixed ground grain as boforo and feed. Condimonts, such as red popper, gingor, etc., should be fed sparingly. Onco or twico a week is ften enough, but all soft food should bo salted to tasto, as it as essential to poul try as to larger stock. Always provido plonty of clean drinking water. Rural Long Islander. Turkey Talk. Fanny Field says, in tho Ohio Fnr aaer, that lato hatched turkeys will do as woll ns early ones, if they nro hatched arly onough to got fully feathered nnd nro well fed and enrod for from tho start. 8ho Bays : "Wo onco had two broodB of turkeys omo off in September: wo didn't think they would amount to much, but wo hadn't 'spunk onough to kill thorn, so wo led nnd cared lor tnem precisely ns wo hnd tho earlier broods, nnd whon they woro ten weeks old thoy wcro full as largo as tho carlior ones woro nt their age, and wo had only lost four out of tho twenty-four. Cold woather camo on about that timo, but our little turka had such a good start thoy kept right on rowing until tho last of Fobrunry, whon thoy were dressed and sent to market. Thoy ATeragcd twelro nnd ono-hnlf poundu apiece, dressed weight, and brought twenty cents a pound. Of coureo it cost moro to grow thoao turkeys than it did to grow turkeys of tho inmo eizo in warm weather, becauso moro of tho food consumed went to keep up animal eat, but still it paid to raise thorn. Thoy wouldn't havo paid, (hough, if wo kad markotcd thorn nt Thanksgiving time. Everybody who has turkeys sends thorn to tho Thanksgiving markot, and that is tho best timo to sell tho bcBt, but it is tho poorost timo to sell small, infer ior birds. Tick ont your largost, plump- bnt the young ctock grows very rapidly and will yiold u good profit when Bold for the Itolidit.t markets in tho winter. Until the liim of marketing thoy should bo fed very much the samo m ordinary poultry! but just boforo Bonding them to market they should bo fattenod as rapidly ns possible; tho quicker it is uono tho better thoy will bo rqr tame use. And to accomplish tho best ro sultfl, it is absolutely noccssary to feed them with lattoning loou, nnd they should bo confined to siimll quarters where thoy cannot roam at largo ns thoy havo been doing up to this time. But bo careful to havo these small quar ters well cloancd nnd dry, ns clo90 con finement nnd but Iittlo excrciso will bring on diseaso if they nro not treated properly in rogard to cleanliness. They then ncod highly nutritious food for a few days, or perhaps n wcok, which will bring them out in primo condition for tablo use. Milk is excellent for fat toning quickly, and n good grain diet moistened with skim milk will do tho desired work as quickly nnd satisfactor ily as anything that can bo furnished. A Iittlo mixturo of sliced turnips or beets or nny such green food, will aid in diges tion, nnd will not only bo valuable for what nourishment they contain in thcmslvcs, but will act as an appetizer; and, niding in digestion ns they do, tho other food will bo butter nssimu !aod. If milk can bo had for tho turkeys to drink during tho last wcok, it will bo a matorin) benefit to them, nnd will not only help fnttou them, but will greatly improvo tho quality of their flesh. Steady, rapid growth is what is aimed at, nnd thoy should bo fed regularly nnd often. Tho food in tho crop digests very quickly, nnd thoy should bo fed often so that no timo will bo lost, and given an thoy will cat up cicnn. lie carcfnl not to havo any loft to sour and spoil, ns this will Boon tnko away their nppctito, nnd, of course, but little can bo done with them thon,and not until thoy go to eating again. Then in dressing them, bo careful to prepare thorn so ns to mnko n doslrnblo nnd nttrantivo anpenranco, and in this condition thoy will always command tho highest market price. W., in I'ouHry Monthly. Turkeys as Mothers. ''(grunge alnmiL GKANtiE DIRECTORY. The Oregon State Orange. OFF1CER8. Master Judgo K. P. Boise, Salem, Marlon Co., Ogn. Overseer. A. Luelllng, Mllwaukie, Clack nmns Co., Ogn. Lecturer II. K. Hayes, Stafford, Clack mvi Co., Ogn. Steward J. V. Cook, McMlnnvllle, Yamhill ' Co., Ogn. Asst. Steward J, Voorhecs, Woodburn, Ma rion Co., Ogn. Chaplain A. F. Miller, Willaburg, Clacka. mas Co., Osn. Treasurer E Strong, Salem, Marion Co , Ogn. Secretary Mrs. M. J. Train, Albany, Linn Co., Ogn, Gate Keeper. John Simpson, Siuslaw, Lano Ceres Mrs. Annie 8impton, 8luslaw, Lano Co., Oan, Pomona Mrs. 9. M. Cook, McMlnnvllle, Yamhill Co., Ogn. Flora Mrs. E. Knisell, Walla WaWa, W. T. Lady Assistant Steward Miss Lydia Brook, Salem, Marion Co., Ogn. CONSUMPTION CUBED. An oU (h)sliliu, retired from practlie, hitting had placed In hi hand by an Kut India lnlralonary tha formula ot a lral TCKtbl rimed) (or th pedy and permanent cur ol t onaumntlon, Dro ichltl, Cat1 arrh. Aithuja, and all throat and Lunv Aflectlon. alc a positive and radical cut (or Nerrou Debility and all Nerrou Com. Uinta, alter having toaUd II wonderful curative power In thouund ol cues, hu (elt it hla quit 10 nuae it Known to m auuerii.K imiowa. aciu aledby thlauiotlvtand admire to relieve human sul r. 1 will aend (no ol cbir, to all who desire It thla recipe tn German, Etsllah or French, with (ul! uirccuoni tor i aiklremliu? will direction! (or preparing th attron a NOYK8 19 Tower1 Block Hochealer N.Y ami naming thla paper, W. A. nvm at turkeys for tho Thanksgiving mar ket and keep tho smallor ones for later xiarkot. In tho late winter nnd early spring months, fino, fat young turkoys command nlmost as good prices in tho ity markets as Thanksgiving tnrkovs. But if you do sell oft" nil your turkeys, largo nnd small except breeding stock at Thanksgiving timo it will pay, if shipping to n city market, to send them in two lots. Tho small onos will soil for just as good prices if sent in a sepa rata lot as thoy would if mixed with tho big ones, nnd tho big ones will bring moro nlono than ' thoy would if tho mall ones woro put in tho samo lots: but if all nro put together tho chances aro that tho wholo lot will sell nt tho prico of 60cond-class birds. "Don't kcop tho lato-liatchod turkeys vor lor ureouersjit will bo poor econ omy. Saro eomo of your earliest nnd best, nnd pick them out beforo you put tbo flock on full feed to fatten for Market "Wo novcr found it necessary to pro vido our turkeys with a nico, airy plnco to roost: thoy goncrally took to tho fcneo nnd trees ns soon as thoy wero fully feathered though somo that wero Mised with chickens would always roost m tho houso with them. "And while I am talking about tur keys I can't help wondering why far Mere' wivos who raise poultry dd not aiso moro turkoys. In somo localities orkey raising will pay better than hicken raising. Ono year I raised 150 torkoys that brought $-100, and fully two-thirds of this was profit." FatUnint Turkeys. xuntcys aro considered tr many farmers as very delicate nnd hard to raiso, and for this reason thoy aro not found on many farms. But if tho burners understood their nature bettor, tarkeys would soon become as univer sally common as chickens are, especially oa farms whero they havo ample range, which is quite important for them ; and it the conditions are favorable, thoy aro oae ot the most profitable kinds of poul try to raise and keep at all times. They do aot lay many eggs, as we all know, Tho turkoy hen, though supposed to po n careful mothor received tho follow ing very uncomplimentary allusion in tho Now York World : As adults they nro insatinblo fecdors, and their young nro so difficult to rear thnt fully two-thirds dio off beforo ma turity. Tho old birdB nro hardy enough, but in their infancy brood after brood dio oil" for nlmost nny cnueo ramctimes, in fact, for no discornablo causo nt nil in spito of ovcry enro. Tho Hen turkey is n good setter, nnd although sho will "hunt out tho most ont of tho way places to nest in, onco alio has got hor eggs sho will onduro nlmost any thing rather thnn leavo them. Hut no sooner do tho chicks hatch out thnn sho becomes n porfect idiot, nnd nothing short of actual restraint will prevent her causing tho death of a largo propor portionof hor oil spring. If not hin dered, sho will trail through tho damp, long grass at unenrthly hours in the morning, boforo tho dew is ofT, though sho must know, if sho wero fit foi her business (which emphatically sho is not), thnt tho slightest damp or chill will kill off her young ones wholesale Thon sho stalks along so carelessly that sho often ns not puts nor foot plump on hor chick, crushing or maiming it for life, in tho most unconcerned fashion, whilo to crown all sho has scarcely n vcbtico of tho maternal cournco that will sond tho tiniost lion bird flying full in tho fnce of any ono who ventures to disturb hor nestings. In spito of which, books of nntural history constantly do scribe hor as an oflectionato mother. After all, sho is not, perhaps, tho only parent who makes "gusli" tako tho placo of common senso nnd maternal caro. Barklrna Am Ira Halvr, Tho Beat Salve in tho world for Cuts, Ilruiaea, Sores, Ulcera, Salt Itbeum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Han, Onlblaiea Com, and 1 Skin Kruptiona, and positively cures Pile, r no pay required. Itlaguarau. teed to give perect aatia(acrion, or money re funded. Price 25 cents pe box. For aale by Port & Son. Children MaktnK Honey Childrcd cannot begin too young to earn money, If it is only n little ono egg for every dozen thoy find, pay for carrying tho milk, n fow cents per week for washing dishes, or bringing in tho wood or coal or kindlings ; so much for every towel they hem : or thoy mnv keep hens of their own, or n pig, or caro for their own call along with tho other cattle how much moro intorcst they will take. Thcro aro an infinito num ber of ways in which a child can oarn money, nnd that too, without paying him for his little kindness to tho home people either, and then ho has an inex pressible feeling of prido nnd indepen dence whon he bays something with his own earnings, mero is no better ser vant in tho world than this samo monoy but to be of tho most use, it must bo richly managed, and only experience can teach thnt lesson properly. Tbo Most Agreeable As well a the moat effective method of dia pelling Headache, Colds, and Fevers or cleaoa ing the aystem, ia by Ukiog a few doaes of the plc-uint California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figi. 50c and f 1 bottlea for sale by all druggist. ORANOE MOTES. Attho mooting of tho National Orango in Boston, Nov. 1885, the following was adopted : Ilcsolvcd, That in viow of tho past ac tion of tho National Grnngo wo still in sist that tho intorcsls of ngriculturo do mand thnt tho Commissioner of Agricul ture should bo clothed with additional powers and moro enlarged jurisdiction, so thnt all tho varied productive inter ests of tho country may bo protected and dovoloncd: nnd wo claim that the oflico should bo raised to a position in tho Cnbinet of tho United States. Wo also favor such National aid as may bo noccssary to establish Agricul tural Experiment Stations in thosovorn States in this Nntion so far us practical bio, to bo placed under tho jurisdiction of tho Agricultural Board of oflicors of tho several States. Carlylosnid, ovor a third ot a contnry ngo : "America, too, will havo to strain its energies in qulto nnothor fnshion thnn this, to crack its Binows and all but brenk its heart, ns tho rest of us havo had to do, in thousand-fold wrcstlos with python's nnd mud-domons, boforo it can become a habitation of tho gods." Wo aro just now beginning to grapplo with thq "mud-domons," nnd if all tho moral and intellectual forccB of tho nation nro not rallied tho contest will bo n doubtful ono. In sovcral States wo Irani that Bohe mian oat Bwindlors nro again nt work. Somotimcs thoy nro using tho samo schomo with somo wonderful now wheat. Patrons will not, and farmers should not, bo ennght with thoir woll baited hookB. Besides tho many warnings givon by tho agricultural press, tho Na tional Grnngo has given tho "sign of cnution" in those words : "Tho very nn turo of tho proposition and tho provi sions contained in tho by-laws of theso spoculating eohemos aro enough to con demu them in tho oyos of nil thinking mon. But tho isolated condition oi tho Amorican farmer rondors him too often an easy viotim to tho wiles of tho oily tongucd canvasser. Wo desiro to warn Patrons everywhere against this nnd kindrod schomos for securing their hard earned dollars. Thcro is, and enn bo, no good in it." Think moro nnd thon net, for tho in quiry is not madoso often to loarn what men or organizations say ns to know what thoy do. "Whon tho history of this Order is written tho historian will bo concorncd to learn and record what you nccomplihcd rather than what was said." W. II. Toothakro, Tost lTastor Kansas Stato Grange Tbe.Oreatest Study or Mankind la Man. "Bead mo for my caunc, nnd bo pn tiont that yo may rend." Shakkm'kaue. Thegreateat study of mankind ia man, And who e'ro hia wondrous frame doth acan, Ponder and devise to cure an ill, Whether bv device, fruit or pill, An equal benefactor is hc-j and we haste, Tho inventor of a cathartij of delicious taste, To do him honor. Who remembers not how the distressed mother, Her child's entreaties triea to smother, That she insist cot the horrid dose bo taken, The remembrance e'en now does nausea awaken, And fond father. To bo witness of his child's tortnre, would rather Pay high price, If money could pnrcbase Cathartic nice. Wo have it now! and great Da Pkati'i name Appears upon the scroll of Kiculapian fame; For after long study what would suit, Has hit npon ueliciocn riicrr To cure our ills. Away at once with draughts and pill; For whether it bo indigestion, liver com plaint or Constipation, Or any disease to which flesh is heir, Be here with pride does boldly declare, And on the assertion will wager big, That it can be cured by a HAMIiUitO FIO I At druggists, 25 cts. a box. J.J.Mack ii Co., proprietors, Han Francisco. Get a bottle of Keck' Catarrh Cure and be cured oi that Urrille diseaa, , CITATION. In the County Court ot the Stiteot Oregon (or th Oouiitj ol MarUn, In probite illtlni:: In the nutter ol the wl 1 and enUte ot DaUJ Clrubbn, dccraied, CITATION t To William Onibt, ot Forett One, Oiriron; Frank Orubbs, of The Unllct, Orison; H. L'. I'liur of Salem, Oregon; Margaret Odcll ol Bigmie City, Orriron; Josephine Mailee, of Springfield, Oregon; Thauu Orubttt, ol Wlllamlna, On ton; Lll'y Unrdlig. ol Itclllnnttlle, Ornon! Frank Uriibb, ol Cortalllf, Oregon; IMa Urubb. (I OorrallU, Oregon; Eugenia Orubtx, of Oonalll. Oregon; Calvin (Irubt. ol rennwlranl ! Klin;, (Irubb), ( l'otnylranla; Nlllltn Jtubb, ol I'ennjlTinlA; Harriett Orubbs, nt I'enntjhtnla; lUrrl-ontlrubbi, ot I'enn jlriuita; Harvey Orubba, ol renn-ylvtnla; Frank Urubb, of I'ennaylranla; II Ii Orubb. of renniyivam; Knocn uuiton, oi rennsjiania; con. rad Kmrick, ol rernijIranU; Willi un Kmrlck, ol rennajrlrjinla; David lloflu, rl Fennnjlvinla; Solo mon Moon, ot l'cnnf jlvnlJ Mary J. boddt, of I'enn. ylvjnla; Margmt L'oddn, of l'ennir Irani; id Urubt, ot I'ennfjlvshla; Harry Otutba, of Fennayl van ;uan Dlven. ol I'eniavlvinla; 'ohnO.Kmrlca, of rennaylmnla: Uodellna Kuirlck, n( PcnniylvanU; Winfleld 8. Koirlck.i'l I'eni ahanla; William Kmrick o( rVnnnjltanli; 8ade E Mcehatn, ol rcnmylvanla: Laura D. Deer, ul 1'onnivlranU; John W. Deer, of rnnTlvanU; Ella M. Ucei.ol Pnn)lvanls;lryJ. Cyrillic, ol rctiHrjIvanU: Margaret E. Carllale, ol rmnijlnnli; Karah (Irubbtnl Fennaylvanla; K. II. l'lper, rf tjaleui. Oregon; The Trvaiurcr ot the Evangelical Foreign Xllaalonary Socle'y and to all other heir ol raid decedent and legate undtr the will ol ilcceCent and to alt icrona Interested In the rtatc( uld decedent, arreting: Where?, application was made to th alove named Court on tho 3thi'yof Januirj, 1887 In duo form ot law bv Jacob Ogle, executor ot the will an I ciUteol aaJd ill cedent, foranonlcr and llrent ol aalil Court authorizing and cmpone ring him to tell the real entile belonging to uld di c1eiit eatato, which la deacrllieil a (alkm. to-wlu Ucu'dod ly btglnnln at a (Mint nui-au caaisu.vi cnaint iroin tno moil Ufa'erly 8 W corner of the djra'lon land c'alm of John Maker and l(o, Clilm No 42, In a ctlou 33 and 24 In Town- ahln 1 ..i.lh a, ll...M ! Uf... 1I..IA..... n. .. t..,. . .-.. ... IWnH w .. V... .Pl.W'l 1WI.I..J, viium Mild brgliinln point liolnif the (outt.U u.rucr ot tlmtnirtAf hmlow nl In Adetalnn Cox, July H,li2, andrunnlg tliriiiesouthM'Sl'.KU 17 chain Norlh 7"4J' tjutlt U7 chain to county road, thtncu Koith 81' 16' Vit along ald cnit.tr ttad 1 1 a iolnt bearing north 10" 30 Rut from thelilai ( Wgliinlng theneo 10 30" Wcat about 7 7 chain to Iho place) ol beginning nd containing ten irv I land moio or leal. Ami wherca avid Court (land tho thnn nnd idire (cryou to appear and how cauir. If any j ou have, why an order and llcent (or tho aal of M tirrinlae ahoublnot laaue, on Mon.i tho "llidav of March, 18S7. at 10 o'clock A M ol aald day, In tlila Court In tno Court room Huron! In tho County Court homo of JJaibn Couiitr, Oregon, In Halt in, Oreon, There, lore, lu tho namo ol tliu tato r( (I ivcn. voti nd oath otvou. aro hcrchyrltid and iMuirril to be and appear In In i'd Court at aald tluie and place, then and there to ahow rane. II any ton have, why an order an 1 llcento (or the aile o( aa d rral ratitr ahoti'U Itot laauo to ailil executor. Wit ik. a the Hon. T. C. Shaw, Judg ot aald Courl, ay hand and the leal of laid Court thla Mh day ot January, 1887. M, N. CHAPMAN, Ileal County Clork. Janl45 DAVID COLE & CO., DBALKtlB IN 8TOVJSS AND TISWA RE, Anil all Sort r House Furnishing Goods. Mrl Ill's n q ' f Dairy and Creamery Goo1b, A I Soli JUi'Jfuc'.urar ot Sttitcsninii & ;o1c'h Steam (acncrator, An Oregon Invertlon, that will reroluttouls SUaia Power the world over. 19.1 Front rt I re-el u 1W rirai Htreel, rORTUiKD, 0HE11O. A, L BUOKINaHAM, Dtalai U ,,, Groceries, Provisions, Cutlery, Crockery, GUMHware, Etc. Tobacco d Cigars a Specialty! III tell as aheeaji aa any ttora In tho city. nilOtlUCK TAKBNIN BXCIIANOK tVHOOODS. I Call and e m an Couiuif relal atreet, between Kllngtr h lltck'a aw bitwery ami th ChcmektM Hotel, Salou, Oregon, aultf J. MOSEB & SONS, nra.Tnp LamTpney la m txAor utout ia oh AM rg - Mt 8H0WM ,N POTunc M 3 iMAGBElflrm EO. InmiTTnni i caetul'aaW FOR SAtCBVCQCALERS rrTWUCnt. ,.. ,, -.,-fci--.i;jiri5J tbt ,mM.f raniiahb TlfANUFACTUUB U. KINDS OF lTi. ;mi:i: a nmrn isnr iioxkh t rut mine iintea, la Auurr: j. i, l'ini rnrhrr, Mr. Mi'Sf It & BoH, Portland, Or, STRICKLER BROS., Dealer In STOVES AND TINWARE I Especial pains taken with lie pairH f all Hindu. Farniir and other who rosy havo repairing can rrat waurrd that It will le don aa iirnmleed. Call at Ih old atand of Hen. Klunj. Cammrrelal trect, Halein, Urigon. HTKlUKLiEIl BROS. Dona's AVhlto Uetallle Kar Uarklog Ubl, atarupeil to onlcr with name, or iiaui aod addrua and num. bcr. It I reliable, cheap and convenient. Hell at sight ami give iHrfecl aatU(actlon. Illuauatod Tlc.Lltl and eaniplc fre. ugent vranird, ". U. liANA, Waal LImiuoUi N, II. Wm GEO SEDGWICK STEEL WIRE FENCE. c "P", ' "!" Csjden, Poultry Vrd. Uwn, txbool Lt, Park and Cemetery Fence and Gates, l'cirect Automatic (late. Cheapen and Neatcit Iron Icncca, Iron and wire Summer lloutea, Lawn hurnlture, and other wire work. Ileal WJrcbirclch er and Plier, Aik dealers la hardware, or addrctt, 8EDQWICK DR08., RICHMOND, Ind. ItAUSKV, Oto. 0. DINUHAU 1CAAISKV aV ltL;UAll. ATTORNEYS AT - LAW, (Irlawold'a llulldlng, Salciu, Oregon. BUHIKKfiH IN AIXIIIR COUltTS SOLICITED and Note and Account collected, J. B. Congl VanutiCtnrer, Whole! andllttall Dealar In all kind ol Harness, Saddles, Whips, Ifrlille.s, Luslii'H iV Tnii'kH. No. urn nipt 110 rroitl Htrrcl, r'orllanil. Oregon. A kern i-onrUallv ou band k lanr. awortmeutol Ixn lit r au. baddlvry Hardware, fjrt'enlloii thla paper. mry81( RUPTURE i 'I'ImIWE'I'' "aajoundlnif re.lueilon (or Kit. J A. MllhllUaN'H raiuoua lluma Trrainient, th onir buowiiienaraniraiaiiifurlandeurv wlibuut oiwralloa ir liindraiiiv frumUUirl hualteliirirviiLaiida. Per. fwl rrfnllmi lilKlilaiidiUr, nueliallug, aullnl to all NowSIOonly. bendrurclriularur maajurv iimiiH, iiMnuiiu,i.nupruul (IrteurrO atbvuaauJ bo liappy, omen W llronilw, Maw Vork. Dr. .lOSJIUN'S Museum of Anatomy- 751 MaiUrt Htreel. ClOAIIIr-AltN HOW TO AVOID 1 din, and how Honderlully you tornado. Private Olllre, 211 OearySt. Cmiaulutlnn on Loat UiiiIkkhI and all dlatoae ol V,men, Hrnd lor boot. lanSIS STRONG'S RESTAURANT. bEKVEIl TIIK HUT OP MEALS for 25 CENTS I Oyter In ever; atyle. Candles, NuU, Cake. Pie. Rrtad.etc TKUI'IOaL KIIUITS, eta Q1 6,000,000 PEOPLEJJSE FERRY'S SEEDS sis li. W. ALLEN, (Sueceucr to II. HANSON.) 171 Front Street, Portland, Or. Wholeul and ltetall Dealci In FARM, GARDEN, FLOWER SEEDS. JFjsB nmmssm mLLfj, )Wt ATVVvOV mtmmm O.M.FERRV&CO. an umniM to in tn tAiaUTtllOIMII tit IA werM. O.M. FERRY ACQ'S iu,irau4, ut. iii.ar,i..4 JEEOANNUXL For 1007 will U maUd FREE to all ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE ix south or plants and suiiuiiDenY t. and all rarUtk ol Kew OHOVVTU Orau Seed. c mm .aiFRUITTREES . ' '""l.r,"""l w. A I J.K.COLJJXII, MtnUt M.i, BmmSJaT.'v-I:'7j.i1' aDDllcmnt. ami tuUataaaou' euaiumr without or. dwtna It. afatuair.ta iltctfrypr. u utimg Our Jan. rUU or tonef tSSD,AH(J IA. AddrM 0. M, flllT CO. Detroit, Mich. SEEDS Ml Worrantarl. n-.ji,n.i,i, TOBtoy ..! choup. lllua JraiKl t'aiaiugue btrix (roe, I'rlc.i fowent. Pln sK Kar uiia n bmi. Iliell iiAiltMif. ...ilk JUt lo iirktl Hif.lJLm ALNCKR BROS,, RocMord.lH. ardrlivra ay uur QeeO JOboat, Thou.ml.oi r rtiMtf f!!f..nu,f LOOK HERE AGENTS what la being- don aelllna; our Store 11 pe StielTC. J, K. Ku trial, A to.OtnUtmtnt I am dolnr Dleodldiyi look 1 order In day and to-day sailed alfbouaea and auld lOatielvw. UealT.lwa. , Your truly. Wm. Stuvi. I'hllo. III. . (10 shalTM In hour la a profit or KJA) rwnd for cataloaju, trm. ta.,aJI Ire, mod 4) cent and beat work at one. J. K. AllKl'AKU 4i CO,, CUeUull, Oklsa