NEEBERG GRAPHIC.
'T
, ver moat statesm en . G enerally when spread gravel is when you are p u ttin g
C roup an d w hooping cough ure
a person la ap p o in ted to a h ig h position 1 it on.
childhood's terrors; b u t like pneum o- j
it 1» charged th a t he represents some
M r. S tew art's m ethod is to put th e nia, bronchitis, an d oilier th ro a t an d i
UBl'XD BVKKY FRIDAY MOHNINU.
j faction of th e p a rty in Ida atate. Col ' gravel in the center of th e road and let lu n g troubles, can be quickly cured by 1
using One M iuute Cough Cure.
A.
onel Hay livea in th e D istrict ofC'o!- | the people spread it by driving over it.
| Mr. Davis’ idea is th a t roads should T. H ill.
E. H. W o o d w a r d , E d i t o r «Jt P u b l i s h e r . um hta w here th e re are no factions.
In d ia n a p o lis Jo u rn a l. I 1« drained by all means. W hen drain
{ ditches are kept open and the water ta k
T here are th o u san d s of prom ises in
FR ID A Y , A PRIL 9, 1897.
Air*. I . . . . « « A S o c ia lis t.
en off the roads will be good. If gravel th e liible, but not one of them was p u t
Mrs Lease has re tu rn ed to W ichita ed, let th e public spread it by driving there to m ake u loafer h a p p y .—R a m 's
K a te red an second clia - m «tter nt tlic postoflice
from h e r E astern lecture tour, h av in g ! over i t ; op|«osed to corduroy; rock is the H orn.
at Newberg, Oregon.
sh ed h e r P opulistic plum age an d taken th in g for a solid road-bad,but it ia ex
on a gro w in g crop o f Socialistic pin pensive. G rading of roads should be
U nconditional su rren d er, is th e only
An exchange says McKinley has been > feat tiers, o f w hich th e ultim ate hue and done not later than March.
term s those fam ous little pills know n as
in office only four weeks and here we te x tu re c a n n o t y e t lie prefigured. Hhe
M r. W heeler th in k s th a t all roads
have been shipping H ay to England says th a t socialism is th e practice of should be graded full w idth—00 feet. De W itt's L ittle E a rly Risers w ill m ak e j
w ith constipation, sick headache an d
and Porter to France.
C h ristia n ity , a n d th a t th ere is no hope He would p u t in a d rain tile about
stom ach troubles.
for th e m asses u n til o u r social system three feet deep in tho center of the road
A. T. H ill.
The chicken family is"said to have is e n tirely reco n stru cted . Kite has in to carry off the w ater; would see th at
*
the
w
ater
is
let
out
of
all
Holes
th
at
'
some
degree
reconstructed
tier
own
by
decended from the jungle fowl of tu d ia.
I t has te e n discovered th a t to bury
lothing
ine hoes
ats
pring
ap
ancy hirts
tc
This may be tru e but if it is, let one the c u ttin g dow n h e r rhetorical practice form in the road d u rin g the w inter.
a num up to bis neck in wet sam l is
an
d
learn
in
g
bow
to
tool
a
bicycle,
one
lilackhurn—Would
make
the
w
idth
fine 1897 models be stood up ulong-side
o( one of his ancient ancestors and the o f the beat correctives know n of too free 30 feet, well graded, with good grade on il practically certain cure for a p p a re n t
death from uu electric shock.
comjArison would tell in favor of D ar a flow of w ords w ith o u t w isdom , her each side. A good road cun be made on
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any
soil
by
proper
draining.
The
only
besetting
affliction
at
hom
e
a
n
d
abroad
wins theory of evolution.
PERSONAL
—T
he gentlem an w ho a n
way to m ake a good road in clay is to
since histo ry becam e aw are o f her.
cross-lay and gravel.
noyed th e congregation lust S u n d ay by
N . Y. T rib u n e.
The introduction of incubators lor
W heeler—Would plow up roads in co n tin u ally coughing will find in s ta n t
hatching eggs is of com paratively recent
A I ’o | > u l a r P r e s i d e n t .
relief by using One M inute Cough
fall or early spring for grading.
date in th is country, notw ithstanding
E a rh a rt—Would not make road too 1 Cure, a speedy an d harm less rem edy
(senator T illm an , w ho has ju s t visit
th e fact th a t “ down in E g y p t" the
w ide; would grade and m ake even and for th ro a t an d lung troubles.
pictures on th e m onum ents show th a t ed th e W h ite H ouse for th e first lim e d rain well.
A . T. H ill.
since
1893,
says
th
e
re
is
m
ore
true
eggs were incubated many thousands of
H ash—G rade in th e fall as well as
"d
e
m
o
cracy
"
ab
o
u
t
P
resid
en
t
M
cK
in
years ago. This seems to lie one of the
" T h a t was a p retty lm t th a t Mrs.
ley th a n th ere was a b o u t his im m ed i early spring and till up all liolea when
iost arts th a t has been found again.
Jones wore last n ig h t,” he suggested.
ate predecessor. Ho is probably right. they begin to form .
Stew art—G rade m ust lie more than
“ P re tty ? " she exclaim ed w ith in fi
T ills a d m in istra tio n is repu b lican and
An exchange says: Liquified air can dem ocratic in th e correct sencc, and 30 fe e t; should he 50 or 54 feet wide to nite scorn. "W h y , I h appen to know
now he ordered by the dozen bottles in persons of all p artie s are fin d in g th is grade well and make a drain to corres th a t th a t h a t only cost $10.” —C hicago j
M unich. Dut just w hat it can be used out. T he p resen t P re sid e n t is likely to pond with th e grude.
I’ost.
Crawford—To grade full 00 feet in
for in a geaeral way is in doubt. The become personally as po p u lar as an y
exchange is informed th a t there will be o ccu p an t of th e W hite House since the w idth w ill make b etter roads. The main
N ot o n ly acute lu n g troubles, w hich
point with him is to know how to make inuy prove futal in a few days, b u t old
no dem and for liquified air in bottles w a r.—Globe D em ocrat.
a good road through the tim ber. [No chronic coughs a n d th ro a t troubles
here on the coast. I t comes in bottles
body explained th is point to him.]
bore to be su re, bu t it is of another
m ay receive im m ediate relief a n d be
Tli** H e n s i) f o r P r o m p t A c t i o n .
W addell—The point of width is an im perm an en tly cured by O ne M inute
brand entirely.
E asiness is represented to be "q u ie t.”
po rtan t m atter and should be settled. I Cough Cure.
A. T. Hill.
T h is is usually th e ease w hen tariff
Dili not believe in 90 feet; forty feet is
Oovcnor Lord will do well to recom chan g es are u n d e r way. N ot u n til th e
wido enough, and it will make a good
‘‘Can a n y of you tell ine w h y L azar
mend a treatm en t of a course of sassa Diligley bill is in finul shape can th e
road if well ditched.
us was a lieggar?” asked th e female
fras tsa for th e "b ellig eren t" forces, be greut in d u stries ad ju st them selves to
Woods—M. W addell is right, 40 feet teacher. “ W hy was L azarusu beggar?”
fore hs calls an extra session of the leg th e com ing co n d itio n s T h is is w hy
is wide enough; and then they should bo . she repeated sternly. “ Please, m a’a m ,”
islature. W ith th e to rp id livers many P resident McICiniey acted w isely in
of them were troubled with last w inter, b rin g in g C ongress to g eth er early , and well worked, rolled and drained. Roads j replied a sm all boy w hose fath er was a
w hat can be expected of th eir circula w hy th e R epublicans in th e H ouse ure in my section have been standing for m erch an t, “ because he d id n ’t adver-
seveial years and are still in good con tise.”
tion in th e spring-tim e, w ithout th e use sensible in p u sh in g th e Mil vigorously.
dition.
of proper blood purifyers?
T h e u n c e rta in ty w id soon en d , an d th e
Davis—No gravel should he p u t in
I t should lie m ade a m a tte r o f p u b
business revival w ill b eg in .—Globe
g ra v e l; wagons will pack it
solid lic know ledge th a t D e W itt's W itch
Democrat.
Farm ers complain of " th a t tired feel
enough.
Huzcl Halve will speedily cure piles of
ing” occasioned by the long delay of
Ju d g e Magers—G raveled roads should th e longest sta n d in g I t is th e house
l i e n j a m i i i F r a n k l i n ' s M o n ey ,
good spring w eather.
Unless Mr.
lie rolled w ith a heavy roller in order to hold favorite for burns, scalds, cuts,
W hen wise old Itenjainin F ra n k lin
1’ague does som ething for them soon it
you want to
work it down evenly. Tins will prevent bruises an d sores of all kinds.
r e a d the big
will require something moro than a m ade his will he inserted a clause giv ru ttin g . All d rain ditches should be
Western
Weekly
A.
T
Hill.
look at Lydia F inkham 'a sm iling pro in g $5,000 to lie used as a fund to be kept open, so th a t th e w ater in the
“THE CYCLIST WEST” ¡ M
file to bring a good spring grin on many m unaged by th e selectm en o f Eoston ditches may have an easy flow. Favor
L aw y er G oodly—W h a t’s w rong old
to all r e m it ti n g d u r in g the n e x t th r e e months.
of their faces. Many farm ers are sh o rt a n d by th e m loaned to y o u n g m arried ed good narrow roads to poor wide ones. chap?
R eg ula r price 12.00. Bright, newijr, e n t e r t a i n
For
of feed, w ith th eir entire crop still to be urtisuns, to give th e m a s ta rt in th e
H enderson —Did not believe in plow
An Ill ustrated Journal of h ig he st literary
LTglimugge—I won a kiss from Miss ing.
w orld. T hese louus were to bear 5 per
merit. Send for s am ple copy.
E
V
E
R
Y
m em ber o f
ing
about
12
feet
in
center
of
road,
but
put In.
For th e abov e period we will m a ke the fol
I’u rtiest on election. She w on’t pay
c e n t interest, a n d a t th e en d of ono
lowing prize offers to parties s e n d in g in cash
leave it solid.
E
V
E
R
Y
f a m ily on
up
su bsc ri pti ons:
Value
h u n d re d y ears th e sum , w ith Interest,
B lackburn—W ould plow it all up.
pair gua ra n te e d road tires 12 00
W ashington county hop growers nre w as to be applied to some public work
L aw yer G oodly—N ever m in d , old 308ub.«criptious,
20 "
C a m e r a —takes p ic ta res 4x/+ x \% 7 00
E V E R Y f a r m , in
I.ano—Do n o t believe in plowing or inun; I ’ll collect it for y o u .—T ru th .
contracting the coming season's crop o f tho city.
10 “
Cycle Lamp
5
“
G ua ra nte e d Foot P u m p
......... 1 50
sum m er-fallow ing th e center of th e road ;
E V E R Y v i l l a g e , in
a t seven cents, with an advance of three
2 “
Li gh tn in g R ep air Tool.
50
T h e one h u n d re d years h av e passed
1 “
A lu m in u m
N am ep lat e — p e r
and a half cents at picking tim e. These and th o city of Eoston now finds itself would leave a t least 12 feet in the center.
KV1SRY S t a t e anti T e r r it o r y .
T h irty years is a long tim e to fight
sonal na m e e n g ra v e d
35
Thom pson—Break land right up to
contracts are uearly alw ays w ritten so in possession of $400,000, th e o u tg ro w th
For fu r th e r pa rticulars , a ddre ss
so
painful
a
troub'e
as
piles,
but
Jacob
T he C ycling W est P ub . C o ., Denver, Col.
th a t the buyer can force th e grower to o f F ra n k lin ’s g enerosity. According to outer edge of wagon tracks, bo th a t the
UOK E d u c a tio n ,
til
M itchell, of U nion ville, I’a , struggled
let hint have the crop if th e price suits th e provisions of th e will a board of center is left perfectly solid.
j th a t long before he tried D e W itt’s
F O R N ol>Ie .M a n h o o d ,
Many other good things were said be
him , while on the other hand there is a tru stees has ju s t been ap p o in ted to take
W itch Hazel Halve, w hich quickly and
FOR T ru e W o m an h o o d .
hole to craw l out at if they don’t w an t ch arg e of th o fund an d apply it to some fore the meeting adjourned. The Judge
took occasion to th an k the supervisors, p erm an en tly cured him . I t is equally
to take th e crop. As a rule th ere is public w> rk for th e good of th e city.
many of whom hud come so far to attend effective in eczem a an d a l l skin affec
(Yellow Stoue Park Liue )
very little to be gained by tbo farm er
IT G I V E S a ll im p o r t a n t n e w s o f t h e N a t i o n .
T he good deeds of F ruukliii still live,
tions.
A. T H ill.
contracting ahead, any crop he may a n d Eoston now lias th e o p p o rtu n ity to the m eeting, and assured them th a t the
T H E ONLY DINING CAR ROUTE FROM
IT G I V E S all i m p o r t a n t new«* o f tin* W o r ld
county
court
stood
ready
to
aid
them
in
PORTLAND TO T H E KA9T.
raice.
IT G I V E S t h e m o st r e lia b le m a r k e t re p o r ts.
D id n 't C atch On
do a good th in g for herself a n d ut th e
TH E ONLY ROUTE TO T H E YELLOWSTONE
th eir efforts for good roads to its fullest
IT
G I V E S b r i l l i a n t a n d I n s t r u c t iv e e d i t o r i a l s .
sam e tim e h o n o r th e m em ory of th e a b ility .—T ranscript.
“ My skirts?” echoed th e tall beauty.
n a t io n a l p a r k .
F er several years Oregon has had a p rin te r, sta te sm a n , scien tist an d p h i
IT G I V E S f a c i n u t i n g s h o r t s t o r ie s
" I ’m not talking nbout iny skirts. I t ’s
I
very good compulsory
educational losopher.—Toledo Elude.
LKAV8
I Un. Depot, Foot 6th St. | arrive
IT G I V E S an u n e x c e l le d a g r i c u l t u r a l d e p a r t m e n t .
m y frizzles th a t th e w ind blows o u t.”
K v o l u t i o n o f M c K i n l e y ’a S i g n a t u r e .
law ,
but
several
newspapers
IT G I V E S s c i e n c e a n d m e c h a n i c a l i n f o r m a t i o n
A nd th e y o u th w ent forth in to th e
No. 2.
I Fast m i l l for Kalama, No. 1.
T here is much interest m anifested by
throughout th e slate seem to have
IT G I V E S ill u s t r a t e d f a s h io n a r t ic le s .
Kelso, Castle Rock. Wiu-
cool
n
ig
h
t
and
butted
h
is
head
ag
ain
st
k n m u s í a s tic miíktino
lock, C heh’ilia, Central-
the intim ate associates of the President
been ignorant of th is fact until
IT G I V E S h u m o ro u s i ll u s t r a t io n s .
the first lum p post.—C leveland Plain
¡a, South Bend. Monte-
in th e evolution of his signature. W hen
quite recently. Like many laws to be
Mino, Aberdeen, Ocosta,
IT G I V E S e n t e r t a i n m e n t to old a n d y o u n g .
Dealer.
a —G o o d I l o a i l s
Olympia. Tacoma. Seat
he was Govenor of Ohio the first term
found on our statutes this one lias never F u l l L T U a t l k « o f —T H i m u p e e l y r v S l a iij o ; r kom
IT G I V E S s a t i s f a c t i o n e v e r y w h e r e t o e v e r y b o d y .
tle, Victoria. Pt. Town
II ons,
send, Ellensburg. Ros-
his fath er was living, and he signed his
lieea enforced to any e x te n t. Parunts
W hen a cold is contracted, cure it a t
lvn, N orth
Yakim a,
nam
e
“
W
illiam
M
cKinley,
J
r
.
”
The
w ho ere careless about sending tiieir
Sprague. C heney, Spo
P u rsu an t to tho request o f Judge Ma
| once O ne M iuute Cough Cure will set
We Furnish THE GRAPHIC and the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
ikane, Pullman . O i
children to school ought to 1 h ) jogged up ker#, th e supervisors of th e different father died after the son laid been G ov
lfield, Fa rm in gton , Mos
you on th e road to recovery in a m in
cow,
Uniontowu,
G
en
and where children can’t lie properly road districts of Yam hill county met ern o r of the state for a little over a your. ute. It will cure pneum onia, b ro n ch i 1:00 P. M.
esee. Rosslaud, B. C :7 :30P . M-
clothed and books furnisbod by the p a r w ith the county court on Friday last and He was then anxious to drop " J r . ” tis, croup nnd all form s of lu n g and
Trail, B. C ; Nelson. B.
C.: Kaslo.
Missoula.
C A S H IN A D V A N C E .
ents, they should lie supplied as the law talked county roads in n business-like from his nam e, lm t as lie had taken the th ro a t troubles.
jButte, Anaconda. H e le
A. T. H ill.
na. St. Paul. M in nea po
provides for.
Even from a financial m anner, th a t w ill very probably bring \ oath of office as “ W illiam M cKinley,
Address all or ders to
lis. Kansas City, O u n
standpoint this is cheaper than to let good results. Judge Magers called the J r . , ” he decided to continue putting th at
ha. Counci l Bluffs, St.
A rt nml C h iro p o d y .
Louis,
Chicago, W as h
as
th
e
official
signature
to
nil
docu
thorn grow up in vice and ignorance.
ington.
New York, P h i l
m eeting to order and made a few appro
“ A m ong th e landscapes in m y pic
m ents. W hen G overnor of Ohio th e sec
a del phia. Boston, a n d
Write yo ur na m e and a ddr ess on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, T r ib une
p riate rem arks, stating th a t the object of
all points Eas t a n d
Otlice New York Cit>, and a sam ple copy of T H E NEW YORK WEEKLY
ond term he dropped th e word “ J r , ” ture g allery ,” said th e chiropodist, " I
Southeast
TRIBUNE will be m a il e d to you.
li t r e in th e W illam ette valley where m eeting was to devise m ethods for bet
signing his nam e “ W illiam M cK inley." have a picture of h u m a n feet, show ing
th e soil is rich beyond comparison a l tering the roads and to exehungu ideas
D aring th e la tte r p a rt of his term as th eir differences of peculiarities nm l
S DAYS to Minneapolis, Omaha . Kansas
most, our roads th a t are not graveled cut in this line. Those present w ere:
Citv. ami 9t. Pant.
G overnor, McKinley signed the word form ation am ong th e people of ditler-
:i'i DAYS to M ilw aukee ami Chicago
Jo h n llakem an,U nrlton;
up into bolas pretty badly in the w inter
D , DAYS to Wash ington Ph il ade lp hia , New
“ W in” so often th a t th e letter “ m " be cut n a tio n s.”
John M artin, W h ealan d ;
York ami Boston, anil o th e r East
season, to be sure, but we cheerfully
"L an d scap e? Feet?” surprisedly e x
came alm ost a stra ig h t line, This caus
e rn point#.
Him Mills, N ew berg;
yield the palm to Iowa in a contest for
claim ed his guest.
Diggagc c h ec ke d th ro ugh to d e sti nati on of
ed
confusion,
m
any
|x>nple
m
istaking
G F E n rh cart, L al'a y e tte ;
deep and dangerous mud holes. W itness
. . . .
"Y es,” retu rn ed th e chiropodist; ticket.
the nam e for a letter " W ,” w ith a
For s leeping car res ervation#, ticket#, maps
«8
Mr E aster Happy V alley;
th e following from an Iowa exchange:
straig h t stroke run n in g out from the top "cornfields, you k n o w ." —Boston C our ami full in form atio n, call o n or write
Dave I.uno, G rande R onde;
A horae tielonging to J . J . ltrees was
ier.
Tlie G r a p h ic a n d W e e k l y O r e g o n ia n
of tho letter.
F J Stew art, Sheridan ;
drowned right in the road north-east of
¡¡»
T h e G r a p h ic a n d R u r a l N o r t h w e s t
Before taking the oath of office as Pres
E M U nderwood, M cM innville;
M artinsburg, March 23. Mr. Itrccs was
M fin* G r a p h i c a n d N. V. T r ib u n e
ident Maj. McKinley decided that th ere
W hen th e spring tim e comes, “g en tle
T 11 H enderson, A m ity ;
*1
driving in th e road and cauio to a mud
after he would sign his nam e “ W illiam A nnie,” like all o th er sensible persons,
2 5 5 M o r r i s o n St. , C or. T h i r d .
Duncan I'.oss, D ayton;
hole, which waa so deep th a t the horse
If you don’t find w hat you w ant in this list call at th is office and ex-d
M cK inley,” nnd th a t is th e way he has will cleanse th e liver a n d renovate th e
Ed Wood, W illim ina;
w ent in over his head, and died in a few
(!) am ine a long list of papers, any one of which will be furnished with the^
affixed his signature to all docum ents system w ith IV W itt's L ittle K aily R is
A M W addel, A m ity;
ininutee. This is surely a recoomendu-
¿¿¿Graphic at greatly reduced rates.
turned out from th e W hite House since ers, fam ous little pills for die liver and
Sm ith Stevens, W h eatlan d ;
tion for Iow a's rem arkable road making.
the 4th of March. " \\ illiam M cKinley” stom ach all th e year round. A T. Hill.
I C raven, D undee;
Mr. ltrees is a poor man who m akes his
will Is# found on all docum ents w ith
A
ltlackburn,
North
Y
am
hill;
living by hauling and this is n severe
which he has to deal during his term as
W
T
H
ash,
Dayton
;
luee to him .
President.
A (' Adams, M cM innville;
A I, Myers, W est Chehalem ;
a r t it i t o r t h e i 'K k s a .
The root of wild parsnip is a deadly
J W W heeler, N ewberg;
poison.
It will kill cattle th at eat it-
(
’
Obye,
N
orth
Y
am
hill;
W h a t t h « r » | i « r i A r e S ay In n o n C u r r e n t
Tliey fed some to a < alf out at th e col
F A Craw ford, D ayton;
Topics.
lege T hursday m orning, and tho calf is
Mr F lynn, G opher V alley;
dead as a dor nick. It lived less th an
rrn*-ti<-At W o r k .
P C Thom pson, C a rlto n ;
Secretary Wilson, th e new head of
th ree hours after the plant wus ad m in
Newt Branson, W illim ina
(¡I
th e D epartm ent of A griculture. i# re- ' After many points of the road law had istered, and died alm ost before th e e x
oelvlng th e highest en co m iu m s from lx*en discussed and satisfactorily ex perim enters had tim e to adm inister
m enitiers o f congress o f all parties for plained by the Judge, ideas on th e best rem edies. Y esterday morning another
th e Intellgent an d practical wav w ith m anner of working the roads were e x test was made.
All the favorite a n ti
w hich he hua taken hold of th e work change'1.
dotes were in readiness, nnd as soon as
of th e d e p a rtm e n t. He is brin g in g to
M r. W addle said th a t th e most im the effect of the poison «as m anifest, the
imited
umber
bear upon It a h appy com bination of po rtan t factor in road work is good, rem edies were applied. They did no
practical farm experience a n d in te lli deep ditching and pro|>er grading. good and th e calf, n second sacrifice to
g ent scientific work.
G raveling would lie of no account unless science, expired in a little over two and
H e has already set on foot a system th e ir is proper d rain ag e; if gravel ia put one-half hours after swallowing the
ntroductory rices
f o r a thoro u g h test of th e capacity of on il should tie done uniform ly. The hull).—e u r .s iiis T im es.
m any states for th e production of ix-et proper tim a to work roads is in March.
sugar, an d Is ransacking th e world for He is in favor of levying a tax for road
F o r th e K idney#.
“ I am 65 years old ; have had kidney
new classes of legum inous deep-rooted work and having tho work done under
p lan ts w hich shall fu rn ish a new and the su|H<rviaion of one m an, who ahull disease and constipation for 25 years.
O ffice o r W illiam s , W ood A L ixthictm , P ortland , O re., S ep tem b ers, 1896.
Ain now well—used your 8. It. Headache
constant food supply for stock designed lie a com petent civil engineer.
for the m arkets of th e w orld; and tills, { Mr. Hash said th a t his idea of p u t and Liver C ure one year. 1’so. 1 tt Wa
I have exam ined the Eniycloptvdic Dictionary and in my judgm ent it is an excee.lir.gly valuable work and the most perfect dictionary
it Ia believed, will result in a large In ting on gravel is to put a yard of gravel ttes a t V) re n ts each. J . II. K night,
now ex ta n t. I find it to In* a complete Etymological, O rthographical and H istorical treatm en t of the English Language.
It is a whole Li
crease In th e q u a n tity at d an advance on 6x9 leet of road and spread only Rutledge, O r.” For sale by all »lrug-
brary in itself.
G EO. H . W ILLIA M S, Ex-A ttorney G eneral of th e C . S. and E x-U nited States Senator.
in th e price received for th e m eats pro when d am p . All roads should 1« prop giata.
duced by th e farm ers of th is co u n try . erly drained and should be thoroughly
$2.50 Secures the Delivery of the Entire Work: balance to bs paid at the rate of $ 1 .5 0 per month until full amount, $19.00, is
F or the first tim e, Hie head of th e De rolled.
Mrs. IV F o rm —Now th a t lathy is
paid. Send yonr name and address to the
p a rtm e n t of A griculture Is a real farm - I Mr. Crawford here put In a word for th ree weeks old. J o h n , we m ust send
er, not a theoratical one.—Toledo w ide-tired wagons. If wide tires were out Ids cards to let people know the
Blade.
used they would act ns a roller and d e a r little fellow has arrived.
Jo h n ; u th e baby yells# — E r —a h —
would solidly pack th e roads. L ik cM .
1 1 S a u s o m e S t r e e t . S.«n F r a n c i s c o , C a lif o r n ia , n nd you w m he S u p p lie d w i t h S a m p l e P a g e s fo r E x a m i n a t i o n .
C a t. J n h n If a y .
W addle he also favors doing work by m y d e a r d o n ’t you th in k lie’ll m ake
Col. Jo h n H ay th e new embaaaudor contract.
lie* a n n o u n cem en t him self.’—P h ila d e l
to G reat B ritain, liaa cue ad v an ta g e o-1 Mr. Itlaekburn thought the lim e to p h ia N o rth A m erican.
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