E a a ily G o tte n O v e r.
A oripole front a sprain is one who
neglects to use St. Jacobs Oil to cure it.
Prom pt use of it brings prom pt cure,
and the trouble is gotten over easily.
W o m a n ’» W e a p o n a n d T o o l B o x .
Keeper—Then she picked the catch
on her handcuffs, dug through a two-
foot wall of stone, took out a pane of
plate glass by removing the putty,
and then opened the big lock on the
gate. W hat tools had she?
M atron — None whatever.
Stay.
Good gracious, I forgot to take away
her liairpiusl
Keeper— Then pursuit is useless.
She still has th em .— Stray Stories.
1
Pains and Aches
O f R h e u m a t is m M a k e C o u n tle s s
T h o u s a n d s S u ffe r.
B u t th is d is e :|e is cu red by H o o d ’s S ar
sap arilla, w hich n eu tralizes tn e acid in th e
blood I f you h av e a n y sy m p to m s of
rh e u m a tism tak e H ood'9 S a rsa p a rilla a t
once an d do no t w aste tim e a n d m oney on
u n k n o w n p rep aratio n s.
T h e m e rit o f
H o o d 's S ar.-aparilla is u n q u estio n ed an d
Its record of cures u n eq u alled .
Hood’s S a rs a p a rilla
Is A m e ric a ’s G re a te s t M e d icin e for r h e u m a tis m
H ood’s Pll s
c u re
»11 liv e r ills.
26 cen ts.
N o M y s t e r y to H im .
"H av e you paid any attention to the
race pioblein?” asked the thoughtful
m an, as he laid down Iris paper.
"H av e l i ” answered the very small
man with the massive diamond. " I ’m
tire fellow who tau g h t Tod Sloan how
to rid e .” — W ashington Star.
D EA FN E SS
CANNOT
HE
CURED
By lo cal
■*
a p p lic a tio n s , a s th e y c a n n o t re a c h th e
d ise ased p o rtio n of th e e ar. T h e re is o n ly one
w ay to c u r e d e a fn e ss, a n d t h a t is by c o n s titu
tio n a l re m e d ie s. D eafness is p au sed by a n in
flam ed c o n d itio n of tile m u c o u s lin in g of th e
E u s ta c h ia n T ube. W hen tills tu b e g e ts in
flam ed you h a v e a r u m b lin g so u n d o r im p er
feet h e a rin g , a n d w h e n I t is e n tir e ly closed
d eafn ess is file r e s u lt, a n d unless t lie in fla m m a
tio n c a n be ta k e n o u t am i th is tu b e re s t >red to
its n o rm a l c o n d itio n , h e a rin g w ill be destro y ed
to re v e r; n in e cases o u t ot te n a re c a u sed by
c a ta r r h , w h ic h is n o th in g b u t a n in fla m e d
c o n d itio n of th e m u c o u s su rfaces.
We w ill giv e O ne H u n d re d D ollars to r an y
case of D eafness (cau se d by c a ta r r h ) t h a t ca n
n o t b e c u re d by H a ll’s C a ta rrh C ure. S en d lor
c irc u la rs , free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold b y D ru g g ists, 75c
H a ll’s F am ily F ills are th e best.
Bamboo pens still retain th e ir hold
in India, whete they have been in use
for more than 1,000 years.
I f you w ant th e b est w ind m ill, p u m p s,
ta n k s , plows, w agons, bells ot all sizes
boilers, engines, o r gen eral m ach in ery , see
or w rite JO H N BOOLE, foot of M orrison
S treet, P o rtla n d , Oregon.
A N e w I n v e n t i o n —F l y i n g T o p .
The latest invention of considerable
m erit is the "F ly in g T op,” invented
by a W estern boy. It is so easy to
operate, th a t a boy six years of age can
m anage it w ithout any difficulty. The
top is constructed on the principle of a
flying m achine and by simply pulling
a cord, ascends from 50 to 800 feet, or,
u n til its momentum ceases, when it
gradually descends like a parachute,
still spinning when it strikes the
ground.
F erm an'-ntiy Cured. R o nut or nervousne»
a lter li.s i d a y s use of Dr. K line's (¿rest
N erve K c s u r i c. Send for F t t b L S 4.IH I irlal
bottle i n i u’fattse DR. R. H. K h lR b , .Ltd., «30
A rch jt, Sgt, F ullauelphla, Fa.
The rivers in N orthern Russia were
frozen th is year before the end of Oc
tober.
TRY
A L L E N ’ S F O O T -E A S E ,
O w n e r s h ip o f W e d d in g P r e se n t» .
ST A T U E OF M ICH A EL ANGELO.
A recent decision in Springfield,
Mass., as to the ownership of wedding I t W i l l O c c u p y a P l a c e i n t h s ( o n -
a r r e s a io n u l L i b r a r y K. t u n d a .
presents is th a t where such presents
are sent to the bride befoie m arriage,
Paul W. B a rtle tt's sta tu e of Maehael
as is the custom, the presents are her Angelo, which, when complete, will oc
' property, and rem ain so even if a sep cupy a place In the second story of the
aration takes place after m arriage.
, great rotunda In the Congressional 11-
I b rary nt W ashington, will be ot e of the
V i e w o f a I .» y h i h i i .
B ill— W hat do you reckon th a t doc ' m ost rem arkable w orks of a rt in th at
collection, because the a rtist lias re
tor tum ps me all over de chest fer?
Ja k e —T ry tn ’ to see how much dough frained from idealizing his subject and
you had in your inside pocket, o f has portrayed him in keeping with the
; descriptions of the great sculptor which
course.—C incinnati E nquirer.
have come to the present g ’iteration.
H e K n e w N o t A ll.
He Is represented as contem plating
He— You th in k you know it all, ' one of his works. The position of tins
don’t you?
head m akes some people who have s eu
H im —No I have never been able to . the model think th a t the completed
figure out any reason for you being work will have to be viewed from its
alive.— Indianapolis Journal.
own level to be seen a t Its best, and
Samples of m erchandise carried by a th a t It will be less effective from the
traveling salesm an are held, in Kansas iualn floor of the rotunda, from which
C ity, F. & G . R. company vs. state j It will receive the m ost attention.
Michael Angelo w as neither stately
(A rk.), 41 L. R. A. 388, not to be bag
gage w ithin
a statute regulating ' nor tall; he was In no respect a band-
some man, and his plain face had been
charges on excess baggage.
disfigured by an injury. He dressed In
Weasels and skunks are enemies of a careless m anner and historians have
the careless poultry keeper. A ll poul described hint ns the exact opposite of
try should be kept in quarters made the popular, beautiful and artistically
secure at night from these depredators. robed Raphael. All these short-com
Openings for ventilation should be ings, all the eccentricities and peculiari
covered with wire screens.
ties, have been considered in the mod
eling of the statue, and the n rtist lias
¡taken pains to show and not to bide
REGAINED HEALTH.
¡them.
The creator of the statue, P aul W ay-
G ra tify in g L e tte r s to M rs. P in k -
land B artlett, is au A m erican wbo-weut
h a m F ro m H a p p y W o m en .
“ I O w e Y o u S ly U f o .-
Mrs. E. WooLinsKR,
Mills, Neb., w rites:
" D ear M rs . P in k h a m :—I owe my
life to your V egetable Compound. The
doctors said I had consum ption and
n o th in g could be done for me. My
m en struation h a d stopped and th ey
said my blood w as tu rn in g to w ater. I
h ad several doctors. T hey all said I
could n o t live. I began the use of L ydia
E. P in k h a m ’s V egetable Compound,
an d it helped me rig h t aw ay; m enses
re tu rn e d and I have gained in w eight.
I have b e tte r h e a lth th a n I have had for
years. I t is w onderful w liat yo u r Com
pound has done for m e.”
“ I
CURES.
W a te r P o w e r A b a n d o n e d .
B aker C ity R e p u b lica n .
Those who are disposed to doubt Dr,
D arrin's cures will have their doubts
shaken on reading the following card
from Mr. John M artin, of Cove, Or.
Mr. M artin is a man well ami favora
bly known to all of cu r leaders, and a
man of 20 years’ residence in Guion
county. His case will go far to estab
lish the skill of Dr. D arrin:
For the benefit of the afflicted as
well as Dr. D arrin, I will state I bad
been afflicted 10 years w ith hydrocele
and other troubles before being treated
and cured by Dr. D arrin, five years
ago, iu Portland. I am happy to say
the cure was perfect and perm anent,
and I am now a well man. I reside at
Gove, Or., and will gladly answer any
inquiries.
JO H N M A RTIN .
U r . D a r r i n ’. F l a c c o f t t u . l n e . a .
/j
Mrs. G eo . L each ,
1609 Belle St., A lton, 111., w rites:
“ Before I began to take your Vege
TH E A N G E L O S T A T U E .
ta b le Compound I w as a g re a t sufferer
to
P
a
ris
when he w as a child, llo is
from womb trouble. Menses w ould ap
p e a r tw o and th re e tim es in a m onth, know n to-day as one of the leading
causing me to be so w eak I could n o t men In Ills profession, having received
stand. I could ne ith e r sleep nor eat, and the gold medal for ills '‘D ancing In
looked so badly my friends h a rd ly d ian ” in 1889. Ills “Colum bus” and
“W ashington” a ttra c te d much a tte n
knew me.
“ I took doctor’s medicine b u t did not tion, the form er having been secured
derive m uch benefit from it. My d ru g by Llie governm ent for a place In tho
g ist gave me one of your little books, Congressional library, w here the new
and a fte r read in g it I decided to try sta tu e will also be placed.
L ydia E. P in k h am ’s V egetable Com
pound. I feel like a new person. I ;
HER PRESENCE OF MIND.
would n o t give y o u r Compound for all
th e doctors' m edicine in th e w orld. I P r o m p t A c t i o n o f a T e a c h e r W h i c h ,
F a v e s M a n y L iv e s .
can n o t praise it enough.”
Miss E udora Ilutclier, principal of 1
The Tibetans have a week of five the Lord Memorial K indergarten and
days, named after iron, wood, water, Ind u strial school, New York, Is a
feathers and earth.
heroine. By her presence o f mind and
I never used so q u ick a cure as P iso ’s prom pt action slie doubtless saved
C ure fur C o n su m p tio n .—J . 15. P alm er, the lives of m any tiny children and
Box 1171, S eattle, W ash., Nov. 25, 1895.
kept m any homes from being homes of
No fewer than 2,401 patents have mourning.
F ire broke out In the five-story dou
been taken out on processes for making
ble tenem ent, Just across the street
sugar and salt.
from the school, and w hen the engines
Hogs are fattened* on oranges in w ent dashing up to the fire a t least 400
Paraguay, and orange-fed pork is said kindergarten children w ere playing lu
to be very good.
th e s tr e e t Miss H u tch er saw the dan
G e r m a n y a n d A s i a M in o r .
thousands of them, &re Suf
fering fro m lingering dis
eases induced by life in
poisonous southern esmpt,
the result of changes of
climate, or of im perfect
nutrition caused by im
proper and. b&dly cooked
food. Sleeping on the ground
has doubtless developed
rheum&tism in hundreds
who vsere predisposed to
the disea.se. In such c&ses
the Boys of ‘98 ma.y take
a lesson from the experi
ence of the
Heroes of the
Civil W at .
Hundreds of the Boys
o f '63 hdve te s tified to the
efficacy of D t . vyilium s’
Pink Pills for Pale People
in driving out m a.lsria.,
rheum &tism an d oth er
diseases c o n tra c te d d u rin g th e ir days of hardship
and privation in the &Tmy.
These pills arc the best
tonic in the woTld.
Asa R obinson, o f Mt. S tirlin g , 111., is a v e teran o f th e Civil w ar, h a v in g
serv ed in th e Rjrd P en n sy lv a n ia V o lunteers. He w ent to th e w ar a v ig o r
ous fa rm e r’s boy an d cam e b ack b ro k en in h e a lth , a victim o f sc ia tic rh e u
m a tism . M ost o f th e tim e he w as u n fitte d lo r m a n u a l lab o r o f an y k in d ,
an d h is su fferin g s w ere nt a ll tim e s in ten se . He sa y s : " N o th in g seem ed
to give me p e rm a n e n t r e lie f u n til th ree y e a rs ago. w hen my a tte n tio n wns
called to som e o f th e w o n d erfu l cu res effected by I)r. W illiam s’ P in k P ills
fo r Pnle P eople. I had not ta k e n m ore th a n h a lf a box w hen I n oticed an
im p ro v e m e n t in m y c o n d itio n , an d 1 k eep o n im p ro v in g ste ad ily . T o th em
1 owe m y r e s to ra tio n to h e a lth . T h ey are a g ru n d re m e d y ? ’—J //, S te rlin g
D en 10c rat-M en age.
A t d?l d r u d d l t t i . or 5 < n t. p o s t p a id , on r e c e ip t ot price,5 0 ct% per
box, by t h t
Oi. Vi iilifcm s M t d i t i n f Co., B a t V, S c h e n e c t a d y .f i.y .
$ 4 0 CASH, $45 INSTALLMENTS
D o n ’t ne
1899
W h en co m in g to S an F ran cisco go to
B ro o k ly n H o tel, 208-212 B u sh street.
Taxes on beards are leived in Ja p a n A nierir'an o r E u ro p ean p lan. B oom a n d ]
board *1.00 to *1.50 p e r d a y ; room s 6 0 cen ts
ese cities.
to *1.00 t e r d a y ; sin g le m eals 25 cen ts. J
F ree coacn. C n lS . M o n tg o m e ry .
T o C u r e w C o ld in O n e D a y
T ake L axative Brom o Q u in in e T ablets.
Mrs. Richard K ing, of Texas, owns '
All d ru g g ists refu n d m oney if it fails to
2,000 square m i'es of land in th a t state.
cure. ¿5c.
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D O N ’T D E L A Y . . ..
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PO PE M A N U F A C T U R IN G C O .,
C.ntrolllng Oregon Washington, Montana and Idaho
132-34 Sixth St., Po rtland, Or
A SW ORN STATEMENT.
I, C. R. R o llin s , M. D ., of G rass V alley , O r., v o lu n ta r ily m ak e th e fo llo w in g s ta te m e n t:
A fter h a v in g m v te e th e x tr a c te d I h a v e had five se ts m ade a t.I n te rv a ls of a b o u t n in e m o n th s,
th r e e in P o rtla n d , o n e in San F ra n c isc o a n d one in S p o k an e. H 1th n e ith e r of th e -e h a v e I b e e n
a b le to e a t a m e a l’s v ic tu a ls or ev e n a n ap p le o r rip e p e a c h . On D ecem b er 10. Ito.***. I h a d m y
s ix th se t m a d e by D r. S trv k e r, I .O . O. F. T em ple, F irs t a n d A ld e r, P o rtla n d , O r., a n d w ith in
tw e n ty m in u te s a f te r th e tim e th e y w ere p u t in to m y m o u th I w as a b le
a com m on h ard
w in te r a p p le a n d a piece of d rie d v e n is o n , an d a t th i s tim e . D ecem ber 13th, h a v e e a te n e v e ry
m eal sin c e w ith th e g r e a te s t c o m fo rt a n d w ith n o tr o u b le a t a ll. T h ev a r e •
n t an d
■ atisfu cio ry in e v e ry re sp e c t.
c - R - X QLLlSB, M. D.
R e feren ces: F re n c h Bros. B a n k . T h e D alles, O r.; S h e rm a n Co. B ank, W aaco, O r.; Wm.
H o ld e r. S h eriff of S h e rm a n C o.; Dr». A. 8 Nlchol» a n d B ro th e r. P o rtla n d , Or.
S u b x -rlb e d a n d «w orn to befo re m e th ia 13th d ay of D ecem ber, D-S*
[SEAL)
JOHN OG1LBEE, Notary P ub lic tor O regon.
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1&99 Id e a ls 122.50, 125, f.'Ki. Send for c a ta lo g u e .
L ive a g e n ts v a n te d e v e ry w h e re .
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PORTLAN D.
SPOKANE.
TACOMA.
MISS EU D O RA H U TCH ER.
In s e c u rin g th e C O L U M B IA A G K N C Y
fo r U99; o n e d a y 's d e la y m ay r e s u lt in y o u r
C o m p etito r g e ttin g it. We are th e o n ly b icy cle
h o u se h a v in g a d e liv e ry P o in t in th e N o rth
w est. P ro m p t d e liv e ry of all o rd e rs a ssu red .
D ealers w h o h a n d le th e C O L U M B IA an d
H A K I K O K I» lin e w ih h av e a d o u b le a d v a n t
age o v er o th e r s w hv do n o t. We h a v e iin-
»roved th e q u a lity of o u r p ro d u c ts, w h ile our
n creased o u tp u t e n a b le s us to re d u c e o u r
p ric e s, as fo llow s:
H a r tf o r d « ..............................................................|35 00
C o lu m b ia C h a in le a s ........................................ ho
C o lu m b ia M odels 67-58.................................... 50 00 V ed ettes, S tric tly U p -to -D ate.................... .. 2o 00
We job b ic y c le s u n d r ie s .
Col urn b a M odels 45-49, *98 p a tte r n , ’99 im
W rite for term s a n d d isc o u n ts .
p ro v e m e n ts ................................. ...................... 40 00
The famous incline railway at Pros
pect Park, Niagara F alls, is to be oper
ated electrically according to a recent
decision ot the N e# York State P ark
Commissioners. H eretofore this ra il
way has always been operated by w ater
power, but in view of the fact th a t
during the great ice bridges, when
tourists flock to see this m arvelous
sight, from all over the state, the rail-
wav is usually inoperative. T his has
been due to the chocking of the in ta k e
with ice and very often too low water.
As there is no other means of access
w ithout a tedious descent and ascent,
the tourists have been greatly incon-
venienced, and the m anagem ent have
lost considerable money. W ith ab u n
d an t electric power available from the
N iagara Falls Power Company the elec
tric operation of the toad appears to be
most apropos.
Di. Darrin gives free exam ination to
I t is in e v ita b le th a t A sia M inor sh a ll ev en
all, and when necessary gives m edi tu a lly pass from th e possession of M oham
m
e
a n is m , a n d w h e th e r G erm an y ac c o m p lish e s
cines in connection w ith electricity. th e d Task
o r n o t, th e S u lta n m u st y ie ’d to a
The poor treated free from 10 t o l l C h ris tia n n a tio n . It is ju s t as in e v ita b le th a t
d
ise
ases
of
d ig e stiv e o rg a n s tin.at y ie ld to
daily, except medicines. Those w ill H o s te tte r’s S th to e m ach
B itte rs. T h e d is o rd e rs of
ing to pay, 10 to 5; evening, 7 to 8; th is k in d ar«» u su a lly ca lle d d y sp e p sia, c o n s ti
p
a
tio
n
a
u
d
b
ilio
u
sn
ess.
T he B itte rs are e q u a lly
Sundays, 10 to 12.
good fo r a l l su ch c o m p la in ts , reg ard le ss of th e
Deafness, catarrh, eye, nose and n a m e . _____________________
throat, heart, liver, stom ach, lung
O ne o f M »ny.
troubles, errors of youth, blood taints,
Mra. Weeks— W hat business is your
gleet, impotency, varicocele, hydrocele, husband engaged in?
stricture, gonorrhea and sypliillis a
Mrs. Meeks— He operates in stocks,
specialty. Gross eyes and hydrocele “ is he a ‘b u ll’ or a ‘bear’ ?”
operated on u n til Jan u ary 12. All
“ Both? H e’s a bull at the stock
chronic male and female ami private ; exchange and a hear at hom e.’’—C h i
diseases treated at reasonable intes. cago Evening News.
No cases published except by perm is
T h e T h in g to D o .
sion of the patient. All business re la
Xthen the Sciatic nerve gives its
tions with Dr. D arrin strictly confi
worst torin^nt in the shape of Sciatica,
dential. Letters of inquiiy answered.
the one th ing to do is to use St. Jacobs
Circulars and question blanks sent free.
Oil prom ptly .and feel sure of a cure.
B atteries and belts furnished when
P e r .r v t.Iy H a p n le » » .
necessary. Office, 285 Morrison street,
Dix— I once knew a young man who
; Portland.
smoked 50 cigarette« daily w ithout
M etuis.
any particular harm resulting there
Four hundred years ago only seven from.
H ix— 19 it possible?
metals were known. Now there are
D ix—Yes; and the only noticeable
51, 30 of which have been discoveied
■within tlie present century—Chicago effect was the death of the sm oker.—
Chicago Evening News.
In ter Ocean.
T e e l D ik e a N e w F c r so n .*
im parts w arm tli and strength to the
In 1850 the highest house in New muscles, and cures.
York city had only five stories.
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Among the industrial novelties are
No household is co m p lete w ith o u t a b o t
tle o f th e fam ous Jesse Moore W hiskey. I t alum inum carpets and steel billiard
Is a p u re a n d w holesom e s tim u la n t rec balls.
?
DARRIN'S
% Heroes of the
cj W at with Spain
A pow der to be sh a k e n in to th e shoes.
A t th is season y o u r feet feel sw ollen, n er
vous a n d u n co m fo rtab le. I f y o u have
s m a rtin g feet o r tig h t shoes, tr y A llen 's
F oot-E ase. I t rests a n d co m fo rts; m akes
w alking easy. C ures sw ollen a n d sw eating
feet, blisters a n d c a llo u s sp o ts. Relieves
corns a n d b union s o f a ll p ain a n d is a cer
ta in c u re for C h ilb lain s, S w eatin g , d a m p
o r fro sted feet. W e h av e o v er th ir ty th o u
W a r m th a n d S t r e n g t h .
san d te stim o n ials T ry it toila>i. Solti by
The cold of w inter certainly aggra- ■
all d ru g g ists a n d shoe ¡¡tores fo r 25c. T rial
pa?;-.age F R E E . A ddress, A llen 8. O lm vates rheum atism , and a t all seasons
sted, t o R oy, N. Y .
St. Jacobs Oil is its m aster cure. It
om m ended by nil p h y sician s.
glect th is necessity.
DR.
ger a t once and, running Into the school '
building, rang the bell. H undreds of
the little ones w ent In prom ptly and ,
w ere out of the w ay of the engines.
O n l y C h n n c e o n R e c o rd ,
"1 never saw anything more rem ark
able,” said the young man who claims
to have spent a great deal of time
abroad, “than a little scene 1 w itnessed
in Spain. A passenger on one of the
cars becam e obstreperous and behaved
w ith the utm ost disregard of propriety,
but the conductor did n 't pay the slight
est atten tio n to him.”
“I don’t see an y th in g very w onder
ful In th a t.”
“ I t’s the only ease on record w here a
Spaniard overlooked a good chance to
p u t som ething off.”—W ashington Star.
T h e N e w I h i n i •n a e .
Young Lobbylounger— H ave you seen
Mdlle. Charm ll, the new prem ier dan-
eeuse?
Old Greybeard—Not since I was a
boy.—New York Weekly.
Cut Rate
Woodard, Clarke jt Co..
Drug Catalogue
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In baying
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of cultivation wasted on Inferior^
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seeds always lawrely exceeds the
original oo*t of th e beat
to
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cheapeet. P»f a trille more f<>r
FERRYS
and always
yonr money’s
worth. Five cen t- per paper
everywhere. A l w a y s t h e
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l» r - l. Seed A n uusi free.
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NEW MULYIFLORA ROSF.S.
With -oed of tuose nr* Roses, plants may be had In
bloom In W days from tim e of sowing. Plant at any
time. They grow quickly and flowers appear In large
quantify. Perfectly hardy in the gar<l«*n. where they
doom all summer. In pots they bloom both aummet
.lid winter. Prom a packet of seed one will get Roses
of various colors watte, pink, crimson, etc.— no two
(.like, and very sweet. Send us 1 0 c c n ta and the
names of 5 or more people whom you know buy seed»
j -,r plants, and we will mail you a packet of thia Rose
b .w d with onr great, C o lo r e d P la t e C n tn lo g u « of
S evde, B u lb a, P ln n ta a t l K n r e N e w F ru ita .
JOHN LEWIS CHILDS; Floral PartJU
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