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• ICO R ew a rd $100 The ruMclera of thi« will l> pleat'tttl to iearu that tiiei'e is at 1«»» t oue dread ml <li»eatw that acieace lutu bi-en able to cure in all iu »lances umi that is catarrh. Uall's Catarrh Cure is the ouly ponitivo cure known to tin* medical fruienni}. Catarrli being a count) Iqtioual disease, require# a con stilutional treatment. Hall,a Catairli Cure is taken internally, noting di rectly upon the blood and inucoua surface# of the system, thereby ties troying the foundation of the disease, aud giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in curative powers, that they otter $100 for any case tliai it fails to cure. Send for tostiniouiala. Address F. J. Che* nev «fc Co., Toledo, Ohio. Said by all druggists at 75 cents. H all’s Family ¡nils are the best O ver-W ork Weakens Your Kidneys. OBbeâltlij KUncys Make Impure Bl?c3. All the blood in your body passes through your kidneys once every three minutes. The kidneys are your blood purifiers, they fit ter out the waste or Impurities In the blood. If they are sick or out of order, they fall to do their work. Pains, aches and rheu matism come from ex cess of uric acid In the blood, due to neglected kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady heart beats, and makes one feel as though they had heart trouble, because the heart la over-working In pumping thick, kldney- peboned blood through veins and arteries. It used to bo considered that only urinary troubles were to be traced to the kidney«, but now modern science proves that nearly all constitutional diseasea have their begin AN TE C H R IS T M A S . ning In kidney trouble. New line of furniture and nice, easy If you are sick you can make no mistake rocker. ju .t arrived at K eislake’a fur by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's niture store on Main street Some things especially appropriate for your Swamp-Root, the greet kidney remedy Is soon realised. It stands the highest for Its Christmas gifts. wonderful cures of the most distressing cases and is sold on Its merits .*» ¡Siiii.h, the manipulator of iron, sc by all druggists In flfty- knowledge* no superior in hlaek.mith cent and one-dollar six es. You may have a ing. sample bottle by mail Horn, or H. udo _______ R o A free, also pamphlet telling you how to find *«• out If you have kidney or L,udder trouble. Morrison, the livery man. can stand Mention this paper when writing Dr. KUmer up with the best of them when it ti Co., Binghamton, N. Y com .s to furnishing teams that please the people. Go tli.re alien you waul a nice outfit fur driving. *.♦ Stop s Ithe C ou gh J. J. Fidler, the Salem mail carrier, And works uff the cold. Laxative bro- will bring any day whatever you want uioqninhie tablets care a rid d in o n e from there. day. No cure, no pay. Price, 25 issati. .* • Mrs. Shaffer, the milliner, has a va Croat C l e a r a n c e Sale. riety of things that either young or I will sell all millinery at a gre if old would a| preciate as Chistuiar reduction the balance of the seseon gifts. Let her sh< w them to yon and will give a prise with every bat. Locution, corner of Main and Mill Fault, the hardware m in, has no street*, Dallas. M rs . B m i t h flimsy stuff of any kind. Everything SA LEM C H R I S T M A S THINCS. lie carries is of standard quality and useful. If either your heating alnvr Ln'eat and be t styles of soft and or cooker is ugly or nearly burnt out. *tifl nals, neckwear of the nobbiest why not treat your wife and daugh *ort. shirts that cannot be belt, over tors to n new one for a holiday gift. -oats Hist will tie sure to keep von He has eom . as pretty pattern as ynu warm, rubbsr good* that always keep ever saw. Cutlery of various kind, out Hie rain, socks that will give com and other things suitable for presents. plete satisfaction and underclothing * *. nice enough for a king are among the Lynch, the blacksmith, is thunmgh helidav offerings at Johnson's cloth ly skilled iu shaping and placing mg emporium. Iron. LOCAL AND GENERAL W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D D U R IN G T H E W E EK FR O M A L L A V A IU A b le S o u rc e s Dlstiecf u p fo r O u r N u m e ro u s F a m ily of R eaders In A h re v la ts d P a r a g r a p h s . Spectacles and glasses at Pfennig’s. Baled hay and mill feed at Oslield’s Judge Boise will begin court January 7til. his term of Hard wheat flour, the beat in the market, at Riggs grocery. Alva Womer, of Pedes, it regress ing forty narra of pasture land. Born, November 24th, no.ir Dallas, to G. F McB e and wife, a daughter. Loyd Flickinger and Miss Annie Steele have become husband and wife. Ira Hooker, of Monmouth, has pur chased aud moved to the Sim Bush farm. Elijah Morrison and wife »re spend- ing the winter in California for his lirai'll. Miss Cora Buell, who has been tea- chin i in Idaho, has returned to Inde pendence. ~ P o v/D £ e$ Absolutely Pure A brother of Mrs. \V. H. Bcseckei is here from California to spend the winter willi her. Clarence Sellers and Miss Dllic Hubbard were married last Sunday by Dr. Eaihrer at his home. Miss Elliel C.-sVen, who is a stud, nt at 8t Helens Hall in Portland, has been visiting the home folks. Henry Howe has returned fiom Skagwav, the very picture of health, but will go back in the spring. Miss M illie Doughty, of Monmouth, is back from California, where she has been teaching for several years. Albert Stalin of Ntdiraska, has been hero on a visit to ids brother C >nrari. who is clerking in Wilson’s drugstore. Putnam Fadless Dyes do ro t spo*. stre.k or give your goods an unevcnlv dyed appearance. Sold by A. K . W il son. Its use is economical and assures the most healthful and appetizing food. Royal Baking Powder imparts that peculiar sweetness, flavor and delicacy noticed in the finest cake, biscuit, rolls, etc., which expert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable by the use of any other leavening agent. Rev. Goodfrientl’a morning subject will lie The Natural and the Spiritual : his evening theme The Discriminât ing Look, • L. L. Hanntim, o f McTimm.-nds vnl ley, is in very peor health. G. J T-d- Mr. Michelbook, near Buell’s chap row, of Monmouth, lived there forty I f you want your Christmas wash el, sold eight wether sheep for $40. years ago. ing done a little better than ever be J. H. Townsend and wife hare been fore, sand it to the steam laundry Guess on the beans at Riggs’ gro where they have the fauilities and the cery. The nearest guess gets a large at Perrydsle for a week or more with experience requisite for doing high library lamp, the next will he given a his mother, who has been quite sick beautiful doll. class work. From Ballston, Miss Mattie McCi.il Bee the grand display of Christmas specialties at the store of Brown A Hon. They have things for the child ren, for the pareuts, aud for the grand parents. Under that one roof may be found what ought to satisfy the whole family. Tu cases of catarrh Hood’s Sarsapa 1 >c i is attending the normal school Fer Christmas pictures go straight rilla heals the tissues, builds up tie ■ lid Alfred Ball the agricultural col * .* system, expells imparities from the lege. way to tlie Crunise s'.udio. The gunetore on Mill street is a blood and cures. There will be a union nireting of busy place every day in the week. Mr W . P. Connaway, who lias been in the Christian Endeavor aud Epworth Polk county ladies desirous of things Itisser is constantly busy tilin g up League societies at the CtnUtian hr.,ken things for people aud selling that will be useful as Well asornaineu charge of nil Idaho bank fer several tal on their dining fables or parlor years, will soon clos# up Its affairs and church at C:2B neat Hui-.ilay srsning. ammunition to sportsmen. stands, should ge to the Yokohama return to his home at Independence Marble Cutter Hawkins,of Indeperi • ** lea store, where they will surely be Prof. Wm. Caldwell will soon go to deuce, lias built up so good a roputu Underbuy and undersell is the mot pleased. The Dalles, where he will find a larger lion in his line that hut few people in to at Llodron’s Racket store and it Is and lean occupied field for liis special this county scud away for cemetery winning him the trade of many care The choicest and the biggest line of ty, instrumental music. His pupils work. ful buyers. He can save you from IS holiday novelties in the eiiy is to be here regret to see him leave. to 25 per cent right along. Harness Maker Bliriver, of Perry- seen at Thompson’s jewelry establish Jelin Wolverton orossed the plains dale, uses sueli good material and duos ment, 221 Commercial street. Watch in 1853 and settled near Airlie, hut such superior work that many Polk Slippers for evening wear nr* a real es at from $2.50 up, among them an now lives in Monmouth. On his 79ih and Yamhill county farmers have luxury and do not cost much, and eight day watch which is a novelty. birthday last week Judge Ira Butler, him to de all their work. yet comparatively few people have Umbrellas nice enough for any poten- who is ten years older, was among his thsm. Gaynor's shoe store has a uic. tate on earth. Solid silverware in a guests. Othets are like yourself. Nothing lot of them intended for presents. would please you better than to he re variety of patterns and some elegant The general maeket of Mauritzen A membered willi a fine photograph of diamonds. Everything of superior Juat Saved Hta Life. quality aud at moderate quality and Hull cau supply most of your general some good friend. Fine ones aie wants. Poultry and meats of all made by Cherrington, of Dallas. It was a thrilling escape that Char- at moderate prices. kinds, canned goods, fruit aud cage-' lee Davis of Bowerston, 0., lately had Assessor Conner gives notice that tables, coast honey and butter. Trade from a frightful death. For two A ll harness made at Shafer's shop there. tlie hoard of equalisation will meet at years a severe lung trouble constantly the office of the county clerk Monday grew worse unlill it scented lie must looks so well as to he a lasting adver Riggs, the grocer, has the best as- December 17th to examine and correct die of Consumption. Than he began tisement of hie superior stock and -ortment of holiday goads in Dallas, any errors ill the asssssmant roll. to use Dr. K in g ’s New Discovery and honest work. He i*ep s a large as such as toys, Japanese goods, lamps, lately wrote: “ It gave instant relief sortment on band and his trade Is in Rev. H. A . Deck will preach at the »liina, candy, nuts and almost any and effected a permanent cure.’ ’ creasing in all directions. thing else you may want for a nice collage chapel next Runday morning Such wonderful cures have for 25 — o— and evening, and on tlie following Fri present. years, proven It’s power to cure sll The steel bridge feed yard is belug day evening the ladies of his church Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. roofed over se as to always be dry aud Take a peep into tlie shew window will give a conundrum supper ill the Price 50 cents and $1.00, Every comfortable iu the most stormy weath at the Morris jewelry store. There dining hall at tlie dormitory. bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free er. Nearly all Polk County lierses you will see only a small part of tlie at M. I). Ellis's drug stoie. many pretty things offered oil tlie in The Ballston Sunday school has slop there when in the city. side. Mr. Morrie is loaded with lieen reorganized with these officers: LETTER LIST. Christmas goods. Superintendent, A. J. Shipley; a-sist If you want your money’s worth in m l, Miss Petti joint; secietnry and Thbsc letters remain uncalled for la Chiistmaa presents, go and examine All the Dsllas Biinday schools are the Dallas postoffice for the week end the large sleek of diamonds, watches, arranging to have trees or olher fes treasurer. Key Stock ion; organists, ing December 11th and parties calling chains, rings, clocks, silverware and tiviiies on Christmas eve. They and Miss Lucy Birks and A. H. Chandler. for them will ple-ise state that they ebony toilet article# at Barr’s jewelry the country people cun get from the I f you want the greatest possible have been advertised: home merchants everything wanted amount of stste and county news store. for pieaents of any kind. we can furnish it. You can get this Mrs S T Hnhen, pa|>er and the Oregonian a year for Mrs Hattie A Harris, 2 The new city officials cf Independ Bents Clans has sent word from $2.25. Every family should have a Edward Hettuian, ence are: Mayor, J. L. Htocklon; re- Toy land that he wi 1 again make his ;ood loe»l paper and another con J M Satterwhile, holiday headquarters at Dabney’s s'order, J. D. Irvin e; treasurer, C. W. taining general new*. Ndw is the G J Morrison, Irvine, treasurer; A. J Tupper. nisr- store an Commercial street. H e is time to order your reading matter for Mrs Sarah Redmond, already cn route with several huge -hel; J. W. Kirkland, J. A. Mills and the winter. Vernon Kandall, T. t>. Huntley, coiincilmen. sacks full of everything for the child Miss W inette Sears. Isaac Yoakum and Mlsi Mabel H ill ren and their parents. The South Methodist Epworlh ■I Bridgeport, were married at her C h a s. F. B e lt , postmaster. lavegue has chosen these officer* home Wednesday by Rev. H. A T h e B ast P la s te r. H. M. Brawn, the well known liv President. Miss Fannie Dempsey ; via Deck and at once left to spend the A piece of flannel dampened with ery stable keeper, will have every presidents, Mise Maud Brown, Mrs. winter in East Tennessee, where they Chamberlain’s Pain Balm sml bound thing in ship ships to give the riding Phillips and Prof. Reynolds; secretary were both raised. They have loved to the affected parts is superior to any public the best s- rviee they ever en Ralph Morrison ; treasurer, Miss Eth eecli other long and well and both el M cKinley. plaster. When troubled with lame joyed during the holidays. have a host of friends. Mr. Yoakum back or pains in the side or chest, TliR Methodist church Epwortl is one of the largest hop raisers iu (lie give it a trial and you are certain to county. He had a tug and paying An elegant s i #r m in t of fringed an iuague list elected these new officer* : crap tins season and will have in over be more then pleased with the prompt President, T . A. Dunnr vice presi relief which it affords Pain Balm hemstitched table covers, linea dam dents, Ednelle Collins. Effie Brown, '00 acres next year. also cures rheumatism One appli ask by the yard, white napkiue from Lena Btonffer, Annie Dunn; secreta cation gives relief. For sale by A. K 70 cents up, oheuile stand covers, laoe Mrs. A. M. Holmes dieJ at her resi curtains and bed spreads, ribbons and ry. Nina Hughes: treasurer, Fred. dence near McCoy December 6th. Wilson. West ; organist, Eva Bniitb. Uandkercheifs, ebony and sterling sil ig*d 64 years. She crossed the plai -i* H olid a y P re s e n ts . ver novelties at the New York Racket Mrs. J. H. W hite died at the Inline with her parents in 1852 and in 1865 As it Is not always easy to make a store. of her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Starhuc-k, was married to A. M. Holme*. She selection of gifts for Christmas time, a near Eola, December 6th, at the sg.- was a good and useful womsn in sll bint may sometimes be helpful. A >f 72 years and she was laid to real at the walks of life. The husband and A good dinner at Hcllenbrand’e res real nice present is a piano, an organ, Zena. • The family crossed the plains four children survive her. Mark lives taurant will make yon go home hap a sewing nsaebiue, a violin, guitar or from Missouri in 1865 and had b*eo ,t Sumpter, Hayne in McMinnville, hitnje. If to be sent by mail a music py- residents of the county for ntauy and Josie and 5!is. Be-sic Lacey are roll book or some late pieces of appro Mrs. years. The surviving children are • t home with their father. priate sheet music. Geo. C. W ill, of Holmes wes a sister of J. P. F riziell, New erop of oranges, dates and figs John and Millard of Crowley, W. W .Salem, has a nice line in all of the just received by Bilie A Zion, who at Knterpriae, Mra W. C. Kantncr o of Salem, where she was buried. above mentioned articles. Only a frw will give a special discount on ell par Salem, Mrs. Htnrbuck and W. J Among the tens o f thousands who weeks age lie received a boat load of ty nr Christmas tree supplies. They White of this county. have used Chamberlain's Cough rem unboxed piano« and organs amt Iasi have the very best candies. T o accommodate those who are pir- edy,for colds and la grippe during the Monday a carload of them arrived last few years, to our knowlodge, no, for him. You can buy a piano.organ j Miss Ethel Chambers and her tial to the use of etomisers iu apply a singla casa has resulted in pneu or sewing machine on installments friend, Mies Bes-ie Ooop.-r, who have log liquide into the nasal passages for without other reotirily then le let Mr j l>ceii attending Dsllas College, spent catarrhal trouble*, the proprietors pre* monia. Tlioa. Whitfield A Co., 240 Liquid Cream Balm Wabash avenue. Chicago, one of the W ill hold the title to it until it is paid rhsnksgiving ho'idsy at the home of j |iere E ly’s Priee including the (praying ta le i* most prominent retail druggets in for. the former in Falls City. A party was i 75 cents. Druggists nr by mail The hat city, in speaking of this, says: given in honor of Bessie Cooper F ri "W e recommend Champerlain’s W e want correspondence from ev day evening and a pleasant time was I liquid emliodiea the medicinal proper ties ef the sv.lid preparation Cream 'Viogti Remedy for la grippe in many ery neighborhood ia the county. reported i.y all tiros* presenL Balm is quickly alw rbed by the mem caere, as it not only gives prompt and btane end does cot dry up the secret aoiupleie recovery, bu' -loo counter- ion* but changes tb*m to a natural acta any tendency of «grippe to re y y Tte liM Tw Hxw uwiTi and healthy character. Ely Brothers, sult in poeumouie.” For sale by A. K. Wilson. 56 Warren S ir * l. New York. J T" Alum is used in making cheap baking powders. If you want to know the effect of alum upon the tender linings of the stomach, touch a piece to your tongue. You can raise bis cuit with alum baking powder, but at what a cost to health I ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW VORK. to have that they are reliable and tim to name. The latest catalogue of the seed house of D. M. Ferry A Co., of Henry Rowell is seeding most of Detroit, M idi., is a reminder that his Gooseneck place to grass. thousands of fanners in the United Sam Sears now lives on the old Pe States and Canada hare pinned their faith to the repntatiou of this great ter Syron place on Red Prairie. firm. During a business career ap- Evaline, the two year old daughter pioadiing half a century in time Fer of Clarence Brown and wife, died yes ry’s seeds have won an annual in terday. crease in popularity, which is perhaps Cricket Bevens lias bought the the best evidence that they grow und farm of his brother, Walker, south of give satisfaction. Ferry’s Seed Ann ual for 1901 is a useful guide in select Airlie, at $2,500. ing seeds for the farm, and truck gar Henry McElmurray has been over den and the flower garden. It is sent from Albany looking after his inier- fiee on application. ----------------- « -------------------------- csts ir. this county. Pioneer school house is some new seats. A IR L IE . Harmony Sunday school lias a new organist in the person of Mi*a Am y Garrett Horner has moved into the Porter, whose playing is highly ap Wilson house. preciated. Mrs. N. Tarter was down from Cor Mr. Brown, of California, father of vallis the first of the week. the Brown protliers on Upper Suit 8a n Gross, we are pleased to say, is Creek, has bought tlie J. W . Flauery able to he up and around again. at $1,500. Jasper Baglsy and wife are up at Mr. Mauritian has returned from Portland where he went to meet a Junction City on business this week. number of Scandinavian families, L ittle Hazel Buchanan is quite sick some of whom will settle in this region. with strong symptoms of typhoid fe The Bee Hivu is too heavily stocked ver. with holiday goods which must lie SHm Hastings and W . McD. Turner sold now regardless of price. Cut prices prevail on everything of that nature and shrewd buyers will profit thereby. Go and got your choice be fore the rush begins. It is high time you were buying your eliristinus presents. H. J. Os field, the popular grocer, has prepared to meet many a want in thnt line. He has toys of many sorts, glass and chi na articles that are both beautiful and useful, and of good things to eat there is no end to his supply. Do not Ihiuk of buying elsewhere until after you see his offerings. consampfloi are plowing week. and sowing grain this Mr. Simpson, of Scio, has moved on to tlie place recently owned by Mr. Cadwell. J, 8. Buchanan was in the metrop olis last week laying in a good stock of goods. Ed. Patras and family have moved hack to this place and are living in thu Vamlerpool house. \V. J. i'urujdgM ha> from Portland, where lie ordered large Invoice of Christmas goods. I. M Simpson lost a valuable Dur ham bull on Thanksgiving, it being run over by the north bound train. Arthur Wiseman and Hugh Gib bons, of W alla Walla, spent a waek with relatives at this place recently. Preparations are being made to have a Christmas tree at the Turnidge hall, and agood time ia asaured’ all who at- I.ester, the eldest son of W. E. Wood and wife, has been down with typhoid fever fur some weeks, but is now bet ter, Mrs. Cooley, motlierinlaw of Mr. Horner, arrived from Iowa a short time ago and will spend the winter hero. On December 8th, J. F. Berry, an old pioneer of this place, died at the advanced age of 8^ years. His re- mains were laid to rest in tlie English cemetery, the funeral exercises being conducted by Rev. Lovell. He leaves four children, two boys and a girl. He came to Oregon in 1863. is destruction of lung by a Some two years ago when Tracy growing germ, precisely as Blasts was the teacher in the M ont district, the patrons cl th* dis moldy cheese is destruction gomery trict began to feel the need of a school library. The teacher and people in of cheese by a growing germ. terested began discussing the matter Roll of honor Dallas Public school: I f you kill the germ, you and it was finally decided to given Eighth grade, none; seventh grade, basket social and by all working to Ella R . Clara Dashiell, Elsie Dasl • stop the consumption. You gether something over $ 2 6 was raised, iell, Frank Ellis, Borritt E lliot; sixth grade, Elsie Ray, Alta Savage, v'ola can or can’t, according to which was invested in good books, The hooka have proven of so much Coail, Ray Boals, Ralph Campbell, benefit to the school that W . J. Hook Pauline Olin. Jessie Y o u n g; fifth when you begin. er, the present teacher, is preparing c. grade, Una Campbell; fourth grade, Take Scott’s Emulsion of good programme and sometime dur H*nry Young, Clarence Reynolds; third grade, W illie Reynolds, Homer Cod Liver O il: take a little ing holiday week another basket so cial will be given for llio purpose ef Dashiell; second grade. Zylphia adding more books to the library. Brown, AvaCoad. at first. Prof Kowle has charge of the music, and the orchestra, winch lias been un No home in Dallas is better fitted It acts as a der his (reining for some time, will fur entertaining a large gathering food; it is the add greatly ta the interest of ihe pro than that of Mrs. Biddle. She gave The entertainment will he the keys of the whole place to the easi e s t f o o d . gramme. free. Eacli lady ia requested to bring Methodist ladies for their measuring Seems not to be a basket with supper for two. which party Wednesday evening and they be gold to the highest bidder. Thu drew a house full. The oliarge for food ; makes you will Airlie people being familiar with the attending was three cents for eacli h u n g ry ; eating interesting pregrammes furnished by foot in height and one cent more for the Montgomery people will be well each additional inch. There was lots is comfortable. represented at the social. ■ 4 fun over the measuring, then there woro pleasing literary exercises follow Yougrow strong- The ifeinline lias . 0 ed by a delicious lunch. this picture ou it, er. Take more; I t a k e n o o th e r. Robert Hayes, aged 23 years, was accidentally drowned at Thurston’s not too m u c h ; enough is as lugging dam, November 2nd. and afl much as you like and agrees ooon pasture I Norma or jamkb i toa How* efforts to find the body were unavail In I loll*«. ing until laet Sunday it was discover with you. Satisfy hunger ed in the creek just east of Dallas. non, o i . n t i . v . iih iv i . n o nonsB a n d a Being brought to Chapman’e under with usual food; whatever G _ Ira «** » » ' I horn***, «ood M M * > tr*d * lo t * rito.! work twain liii|uir» at tAis nlSto- taking establishment a coroner’s jury rendered a verdict in accordance with you like and agrees with you. the well known facts. Rev. F. L. AM BOLL FOR HEKNIftE ON THE Vr»nh W hen you are strong Dr r Hit H-.wt II piar» naar I Lila* T»rnt». I l , In ad Young preacecd the funeral at the ! «ance, for ioMnnce. Methodist church Tuesday and lie was again, have recovered your huriisl in the Odd Fellows cemetery CUMINO t YEAR n l.li JFRRET h*lf- germs are 1 JA 1 »r BROWN by the Fall* City lodge of Modern strength— the w ith »lit In »ouh M r And brai.dwl g on r1*b« Woodmen to which he 1» longed. I hip n o t s tr n r rd dead ; you have killed them. < U r « ie « Brown, SulU bln rew ard for h *r r o a m to t oy S eed s th a t Surely G row . If you have not triad it, send TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM PRO- The co*t of seed# Compared with the o r free sample, its agreeable . VfONEY U part, ax u*u*l rato» b , O mot Rajtor, 0*1 M v*ltie of the crop i* to entail that a taste will surprise you. few cents saved by buying second rate SCOTT & BOWNE, o n e y to loan a t n f e r c e n t o n f a r m seeds will amount to many dollars • n e u r it,. 4 . L. COLLINS, M i n * Chemists, lost when the harvest is gathered. 1 4 0 9 Pearl St., New York. Farm- rs have found out by many cost ly failures what a riaky thing it ia to 50c. and $1.00; all druggists. ! IIT R HAVE MONET TO LOAN ON IMPROVED 'A f»nu ptnpwrt,. SIBLEY D EAKTM f * liny seeds without being pretty euro M j iti