General Information
I'litnlly lltpiurN nt Pout. & King, tf
r'ninpliii of the pontilmni flipping
tnun at Tli KxiiinlniT nlllri'. All
lwn mill quiilltlfN, from Manila to
linen. If
lln'trd lltid Induing lit 11m Oregon
IVimI Ynrd, $1 per wwk, Mi'iila tfi
leu I . AImo iiicii'm liiuiidry work.
Mit. (I. W. Wihk, Proprietor. 32-tf
We iiro now prepuri'tl tu ll several
trail" o( land nl prices llml will startle
you, m' Ully l( you are acq u a i used
with Mia location. We lmv Und nil the
way from l.BO per aero up to I5; tin.
improve! or Improved, to null the
purcliawr. I-wke (Anility Examiner.!
I
The Wall et reel line of engraved '
cerMllcalcM of Mh k ind lloiid l.lankM
at the r.xnniiiier olllee. Ni-w Maniple
book "ji iclvi il Monday evening. If
you want mi ork cert llleao m nee our,
HHIIIplcM Hlld get Olir prleen. If '
A Tearful Tnte
It i n feniful lute to have i endilie
ll tiTrilile turluie of I'l "I 'i,u
truthfully my," rile Iliirn C.l- of'
M-..tivilU. Ii.. "tbrtt f.r ..i' -l. lined-
inif, Itching 'and Protiiolu g I'ileM, '
.. . , . i. iu i.. i.M.r..
'.il Urn Ariuen N.ilvc. In I'"' ' e-l cure
l.ni.le." .Mi... I.e-l for cut-. l.iin.H i.t.d
ii.juiiex. U"'i' i'l !.' I'.cnllV, . ! u.v i"
- ,
A (iunrnnlccJ Cure tor Pile.
Pi lin I'.'ied. liieedinu . : I'oitrud
intr I'iI.'n Iii ut t'iHiM refui. d u"'i-ey il
IMil olM.MIM luiH i.. in ie iiev
rw. ii iiirttier h"W I'Uiii ' '' 1 1 1 . Hi
li .. II il.ijn I n-l Hi!.ii'i i 'i hi"-Cii-e
mid le'. '''. It J " ' t ' 1 ' I. i -
lui'ii't it bcihI .VI. in et am i 1 d ll will
lorttiirdeil ... I pntd l.y Im ,M' !
ielne ( 'i., hi I uih. Mo.
Torture of a Preacher.
The ntury .l 11." P.iture . i - l.
M-Miie. pin. I ( i he l'.a.t i .in. I., i I
II. ii eeiNWlIf N Y.,lil I.' I--' '
J 1 hu V H : "I ulUeled ll'.ilil. -, l i i iiu-:
lif M M'tnihteiil iiii'vli, remili.iij In-Ill lh"
(jllp 1 hud I.' flii p flllinii up I" bed.
I tiled limn) leiuedieit, tt 1 1 lioilt liii'l,
III. Ill 1 t'Mik I r KiUH'h Ne I Unlivery
hit t iitiHuinpii hi CoiikIi "'.i c..;.u,
whii-h entirely rnted my eoiikdi, and
fcitveil 1110 ( Mil l iill-lllUlptl'ill " A llllid
line .. di-eii-e l eind:tiHi' "f lliL. it
nnd I.tmux. At !." r.eHU'f, drurixt;
pi lee M : mid ft ml, uuiiranteeil .
Imltle free.
Til.il
A I'.argaln.
.suwiulir, located near the Suiuiuer
Lake road, eleven iiiIIch from I' ti-I y,
con-Utliig of double circular mill.
Im li and 'X bud, nwM. largo Imil.-r
and IJ In. by l- bi. engine; new fr'e
t b n lug turner and log-haul; cd'-r
and cut-off hiiwh; line, heavy plain r;
Vlilnjile mill: lath and picket i-aw;
wood lathe; Khufllng, belting, etc.,
marly new; bhukHinltli tool: log
truck, chaliiH, dogM,cti'.,alU,ompli te.
I'rlce f ,.,,2tHi. Or, will wll n part, if
dcHlrcd. Thin offer will not be open I
long. Call ot the mill, or addn-H.
(!. S. Hi:mckiki., I'nlHley, Oregon, tf. j
The Illinois Central
maintains unexcelled service from the
Went to the Kaat and South. Making
clone connoctiona with traina of all
traiiHcontinental linoa, panengern nre
given their choice of routea to thii ano
IouiHvillo, Momphia and Now Orlenna,
and through theso points to the far
enxt.
I'roipectivu travelora desiring i n for
mation ns to the lowest ratea and lu-Ht
routcH are invited to correspond with
the following representatives.
It. II. Trumbull, Commercial Ayent,
112 Third St., Portland, Oro.
J. C. Lindsey, Trav l'asseiigor
Agent, 142 Third at., Portland, Ore.
Paul 1). Thompson Passenger Agent
( olman Huilding Seattle Hash.
An Editor's Opinion of the Royal
Gorge.
Kdyth Toiler Weatberred, In do
scribing a recent trip ore the Denver
& Itlo Grande Itallroad, aaya In "Tho
Exposition":
"At last tho goal of the ambition
oT yeara haa been reached mar ve
loua, wonderful, grand and lusplrlug
Royal Oorgo la on either hand. The 1
only disappointing thing la you only j
havo ono pair of eyea, whllo the train i
darts in and out ot tho troinendoiiH
cluiHtn. If any who have never won ,
it tiro wondering how it looks Just'
go and wo. Thousands have t rlt-d
to doscrlbo It, yet every attempt full j
short of giving tho subject just Ice."
Jf you con template, a trip K;rl,
write W. C Mciirldo, 121 Third slivi I j
Portland, Oregon, for booklets pio-,
taring Colorado's famous m oitcry, j
and auy other information you may I
dcblro. 3-tf
Bonn THINfl TO
INTKHR5T
am, om r.Aii:u
We print township pint, tf
Mining blank nt I he ICxnmlner
ofllcii.
(Jeriuiui Nox, Kelt mid OvithIkh'h
of nil kind ivt Lnkevlew Mer. Co.
The Kxundner prlet tnwn'hifi il"'.
mid limited lliem mio lnik lonrder. if
Pout A King have the Ixi't jrriMle
of lliinr mid cigar to ! found In
Oregon. tf
We hnve a full eet of Mywll-Unlllii"
A Co'., until pit of SliH-k iVrtlflenteo
and bond, with firlt-e lint. If you
ar oruanlxliitf a Mock company get
our price oti Mock certificate, tf
Hff n Multiple of the Pacific inontly
at thl olnVc, and you will not IicmI-
llt), t j,(iv f.t.M for a year' '
(.,,on to The Examiner and that
v,,!,,,,!,!,. Mva.lnc inldlelied In Port-
land.
tf
('. S. l.oveli'HM Invite the public to
hhafe their piltroiiiiife with Mill lit
Stable. llep.ilinititi-eM yiiiil treat,
.uietit to nil HtiH-k left In hl cure, and
proponi-M lo feci good liny and plenty
,,ff. :i!) tf
runner, have yor butter wrap-
M-r printed at The r.xtlllill.c olllee.
lintead of ei'iidinu away for llietn.
You keep y our money nt home, and
patroi. them that patronize you,
I., fillip. Villi Hi-e lint oil Hie get-
I inix ii nd don't li.i e
It ll.H I ll't l-llll Oil.
pn.v f.r
It :
It
The I ,.;i Iniiii r I lit reeelved a le-w
hii mple hoi k ot t he Wall Mni'l line
i .f i n:.' r i ved
i i t IT,-( of Kt.M kat.di
i
!,.,i,d l.i.i'.i
Hi. li, I;.. I
-., the tii-ift up to .bile o j j,; vp vi K ef. TIMOTHY IlKI KN -r.-,l
iiu.l ei,ili.i.ed livfeelMfd. lull tiled h'x l-i'.i . '
l.wi.b.ttf P.naaeler.1 of A merle,,.
i . d I'.-.'l ;.tid tll-in If
:-. .1 ..!. ti.iii i'i i lux Hi. tl
- -
I l.r
..,
lUiy lug- Iy M-il.
t ...in j .fin 1 1 ;itt method liux
ni.i.li. .U-i dry Inlying by m ill Jur
lit. i. (e ns if i ill were ler Inir lit the
I.f i in him. s. l.K irn:.s i i;iN
I'.UOv. situ K I"iN STIll.KT,
.vjni I , Junwn. have Ufiied a
In Jill' lid i-JltllloKUe. llepietlllg tllollN.
uih!. ..f JeW. 'r.V -nl III . Till ImoU
x . I 1 1 1 ii ll itddreKi. free
lr; in' pn p.'trat ioin siu'i ly devel
ii..'i .' -.l.ir. li : they dry up t'- ) ' lioim,
i. udle re t t'i" tu-nd-t- I d.-oimi-
p" e'i'i - in' : f.ir more ein;ii.. ...i.li. tlmti
tie- i . ,r,; J..ri:,i.f tut.in-li. Avoid nil diy
:, i. i!.,fx, fiiiiit h, i.iim uinl kiiinia
Hi, I t!, :'. v ini'll c!i ,., Koi,! l i s till. I
I,. . ! .-, ! ' .). .i.i 1..i''n i , hmi-Ii ii r.-nif dy
,m i will .to., c si..:-i : i ur c"!.i in tl.o lu-it.t
i-.. .' li. .-1 .' li'-'.y. A t; l.lll id be
ii. , t,,r i.i ,-u;s. " A'd .1- 1 1 i-ell the
. i:!v ! .-;,.i'VH. V.iui. u M., N.Y.
') ' '..,i:n en.- vvalieiit p.ati, ili.' K li't
irr;i r.ti .r r.i'.' 'ui,l. It t-pn a.l.s itself
dvi i nn imt.il.-.l nnd urif.ry Fiirfiieo, nlier.
ini; initiK iliati !' Hi" pninlnl intliiiiitimtiou.
Willi I'I.v'h I'ri'nta l'.uliu yon tiro annoil
ngitinht Nuiiiil Cutuiili and liny K-vcr.
I The Hicks Almanac for Io06.
I The Kov. Irl 11. Hicks Almanac
j will not be published for I'JOtl, but
his monthly Journal, word and
Works, has Iteon cnangeil into a
large and rontly Magazine, and it
will contain lils storm and weather
forecasts atid other astronomical
features complete. Tho November
number, now ready, contains the
forecasts from January to.Juno, HHKi.
The .(miliary, number, ready llevrui
ber "nth, will contain the forecasts
from July to Poccinbcr, 11)0(1. Tho
price of this Hpleudid Magazine Is one
dollar n year. Sew it and you will
have it. Tho Novomlior and Janu
ary numbers containing the Rev. Irl
It. Illcks forecasts for tho whole year,
and more complete than ever, can be
had by tendli u o, re 25 cents to
Word nnd 'i r' 1 iiillshlng Com
pany, 2201 Loc i -..ft, S't. LoulB,
Mo. tf
THERE IS NO
SLICKER LIKE!S
rry years &90 and after nriwyy ye&ra
01 use on the eastern coast, ower a
Waterproof Oiled Coats were litrodjced
in the West and were called flickers by
l - 1 . - . Tl : I '
me pioneers onq cowooys. inu prapnic
ntTie hs come Into sucN jcneral use' that
it is frequently though, wrongfully applied
to tneny substitute you want the genuine
,';. loor tr thcoicnof the riband
v. 'v in iuui inci vji nit iiutwii
010 tV PIHa .MNTAIIVh TRADE
riL- VVUIII U UVtK. in
, A J TOWtt CO bOJIOM. MACS U S A.
TOWt R CANADIAN CO I imiul TOIONfO CAN
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id Nw Pine
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m.( 7 p. m.
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I he Mi.riliou C ' " 1 ' 'In
1 1 U I . I ride lliniiluh 'Mi' ... .i.-M
in l lie wnrld
p..r reaerVHli'H. t! i- n' 'Hid f-.r !'
Iiiftr.ited iMHikle'- . . .t'i ! ' '
(..i.iiiii.iiin t" the l l 'aieii'.
pK'VUl! ll to lie 'Ie- ' t I ! I f 'lie
V,.ili.' n.i-e i. . M V. el.-, (i. i,
end Aifetit, 124 Thiol .-. I -r r lari-1.
Notice of Settlement t Final Ac
count NOTK'K IS 1IKUKHY lilt KN. t!.f
ll.u it.ilra.iLftiail Ailrni l.lr r. i ill In
Hln.i.,i-.r,,i..r u. I. l-rk -Ij
. I !.e t 'uiirit v CVuif I i( La u.iv.il:- ,
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j i. ceiiiKer, l'Kli, at the lemr ! Pi
l.j.l... b t M ol il... l..iit.tt- C ...1 i
IJ'Mnn in the C'ountv Gmrt Hon t
l.nko County, Otenun. in t!-.e town if
! uUvii.u Ima iM-en Mtun.il. tt-d by ;!
Hon. 15. Inly, lude . f Hi., '.' iii .ti j
I'.mrt id Lake County, Ms ' ')riv ei,
1,1 the t imo and place for tl - V.'-rb u
nlijectiotm to aid Final Aci- it !:.
here ls, and the mjllleuiee' t -iv.f.
Hutel Novenilier lOtti, i';V
Pllll.ll' LYNCH.
AdmiiiiHtrator of the K-,ie .f, TIM
OTIIYI'.KKEN. IWhm.1. 4
Th Leading Paper of the
Th" San Francisco
Chronicle
The Weekly Chronic! -
The very bost wek!y '.'-.w.t .pi r
publlahsd la th en:!ra, V. et.
$1.50 a Year
Inrlnitinf poatap lo any i a-i if tha
liuilcd btataa, Canada auu l.f.i
It ts best because, tes:d-j
printing all the newt of the world
each weak In an interesting; way
and fully Illustrating many
articles, It Has special depart
ments devoted to
AGRICULTURE
HORTICULTURE
POULTRY
L1V STOCK
MINING
LITERATURE
FASHIONS
and SHORTS
These are prerded ever by
editors having a thorough knowl
edge of their gpoiaiti--i. T!.a
cages devoted to Agr culture,
Hoiticulture, Poultry and Live
Stock are well Illustrated and
it. led with matter of the greatest
Interest to all engaged In these
Industries, ovary line being
written by those who are In close
touoh with conditions prevailing
on this Coast.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPT,
H will be aeal free.
De yea vast ChroJcle
Reversible Map?
Shawtof tMs4 State Do.
mlaloa ef Oaaaaa aaa Ncrthom
Meals aa m sMe. MAP OF
THE WORLD, awaaatlaf to view
la aa ! avaa, wttk all
areas fca tnsa ateaaniea. the en
tire Bsxteoe af the Earth aa the
ether sMa.
Sea4 aa4 fa a Mas aad
"Weakly CWswaala for one yeah
peataga arayaU asi Mas mi
Paoec,
The Dairy tnd
aasA faala. rU
Onry flfS a Year
Address
U. H. TOUNCW ,
"tmm Vnukuwe CWeokJa,"
Can Fraaolaoa, CaL
LAKEVIEW
SADDLERY
S. F. AMLSTROM,
Proprietor.
r
The best VaqucroRad
lle on the market.
AImo a complete line of wagon
t
t
t
I
&
nnd taiggy hnmeMM, whlpn
rolien rlatan, bltn, Mpnm,
qulrtn, roMctten, In fact every
thing In the line of carriage
and borne fiirnlehliiKM. lie
pairing liy comp'ient men.
9
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MO'fiN
THROUGHOUT
; FIeST-C!-VSS
! ACConnoDATios's
i
: SAHPLfi ROOn
: For co.nnnRCiAL
! TRAVELCRS
! COURTEOUS
I TREATMENT
F P LIOHT
OLO HAkHOW
LIGHT & HARROW, Proprietors
a
r. c. Harris.
HARRIS &
LAKEVIEW FURNITURE CO, 4
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Full and complete stock ol
Everything in the line of
FURNITURE
L "
JUST OPE.NTD. 0001)5 AH
RlMNCi ALL THE TIME.
...LAKEVIEW, OREGON...
CALL AND SLE OUR STOCK AND GET OUR PRICES
a
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TIMIIKII I.AM OTKK.
I'nited Statos Land Oflk-o Lakeview,
Oregon, Oi t. IS, 1005. Notice is hereby
given that in compliance w ith the pro
visions of the Act of .1 une 3, 1873, entitl
ed "AnAi t for the saleof timber lunda ia
the Stnteu of California, OreRon, Nevada
mid M'uidiiiiKtoti Territory," as extend
ed to all the Public Land" States by act
of August 4, 1892, the following persons
have this day tiled in this oftice their
sworn statements, to-wit:
Kdward A. McCulley, of McClo".d,
county of Siskiyou, state of Calif. Sworn
statement No. 8017, for the purchase of
SWJi NKtf, N NE SV,
NW 4' BE, Sec. 30, Tp 34 S, U 18 E W
M.
Cbnrlev Alesnor, of Klamath Falli,
couuty of Klamath, state of Oiegon.
.Sworn statement No. 3078, for the pur
chase of the SWtf Nt'i NX Sw,"- Sec.
211, E NEltaud NE; SEjfSec 30, Tp
;M S, K 18 E W M.
Arnold O . Vagner, of Klamath Falls,
county of Klamath, state ol Oregon.
Sworn statement No. 3022, for the pur
chase of the E Nj; and NEi Sec
20,Tp34, K18 E W M.
That they will offer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish their claim to
said land before Geo. t'hastain, clerk of
Klamath county, Oregon, at his office
at Klamath Falls, Ore., on Friday the
2.th day of December, 1905.
They mime as witnesses: Chas. II.
MtCumber of Iairy, (reon, Frank Hall
11. V, Crammer nnd J. C. Smith of
Kliiinath Kails, Oregon, Edward A. Mc
Culley, John K. Ililler nl McCloud,
Calif, and Charley Mosnor of Klamath
KaliiS Ore.
Any atid all porsonn ciiiiming adverse
Iv the nbovo-described lamlsuie requeht
ed to tile their claims in this office on
or before said 20th day of Dec. 1005.
J . N Watson, Register.
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P. N JAOli'lSH 5
JAQUISI1
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Snider Bui'ding on Water St.
Aycr's Pills. Ayer's Pills.
Ayer's Pills. Keep saying
this over and over again.
Ti e best laxative. Lf.M;:
BIJSXINGHAM'S DYE
iti iu ot iiiwuoir ufck.r. UA1J. 4 tu, lUf ill. ,..
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office Lakeview,
Oregon, Nov. 13th 1905. Notice is here
by given that in compliance with tin
provisions of the Act of June 3, 1878,
entitled "An act for the sale of timbei
lands in the States of California, tregon
Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the Public Land State
by act of August 4, 1802, John E. Ilillet
of Sisson, county of Siskiyou, Htate oi
California, has this day filed in this of
dee his sworn statement No. 3025, for
the purchase of the W SW, 8Ei
SWsec.l5, and NE)4 NW4', see. 22.
in township No. 35 S-, range No. 17 E
w. m., and will offer proof to show tha
the land sought is more valuable for it
timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, and to establish his claim t
said land before George Chastain, coun
ty clerk, at his office at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th day of
January, 1906. He names as w itnesses :
C. II. McCumber of Dairy, Oregon, E.
A. McCulley of McCloud, Calif., and
Chas. Mesner and C. II. Dusonberry of
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are request
ed to file their claims in this office on or
before said 27th day of Juuuary, 1000.
40-3 J. N. Watson, Register.
OAOTOniA.
Bcarg the ) ll;8 k'l'd Van iiava Al.u.s Esfil
.If fT 4LI ft -iti w IwiCJ-tB iy fH .
J INT J.Lvl)
POPULAR NUTS.
Ira, Aom Oflnil IllcWorr Nail !
Muppourd Hybrid.
Tecnn culture I getting a milmUo
tlol boom. tholct varieties are bcln
Mtenslvely proitnstnted nnd planted.
The chnncen of altlninte profit In grow
lug thin popular in would apjenr
quite promising where planting nr
made on the right soil in a uitaWc
climate, Mnya Knral New Vorker In
notes on the pecan and, mor particu
larly, the hickory nut. The pecan la.
however, a aoutbern upeclea and la not
Miecesafnlly grown In the east nortli
of the Ohio valley. The troen.are fair
ly hardy even In the latitude of Ionst
Island, but a longer aeaaon la needed
to ripen the nut.
Pecana are most at home In rich allu
vial anils In the gulf atate. flreat
wifcr.u hit :nKK. nicKor.T kci.
proves. !
nnl.tl
we . t
pec:t:;.
ory i.
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and i'--
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iiuitr;. . i
UiOlifeh tu.:
to cr:n k u
mor.ty '. -.
lont, L.'l
eti mailt ft! the corii'
.ion of i i-".it. While
i e;tiia-L lir'i' ta fru'.t
la our s! :k hl..i-
i rliT in
i tr 't cut
vor t.- tba
y .sii.'tatil
; ' ";;-t I, era
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-ii!i'-y!V:ITlIa
li reliably
It
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;! ' i a riorldt
11 . i hA tort,
l'.i'.a i-wiiij easily
v .y f;-j:u Cis fdump oncl
t .. ""! " i,u.iK:y I.; excel
rr.it e.I ry any hickory vro
have tcstwl.
rianters vill have a lor.5 wait for
their crop, bv.t a t'eslri'.lile iiut trea
that ni.iy h'Ft a cfr.t'iry is surely
worth waitM.ir ', y. X f?w exports only
have beon a'.i. to Uv-roase hickories
by praftin.1?. Pcll?r ruwohs Is report
ed from bii'U.: I v t!;e unmilar or
i
: i i ' i " A
v V- : V
Cute bud riifthoit. "Thry may alstvV
I propagated when on their own robla"
; by sprout.i or suckers that occa 'lonal
' ly sprlns; fi-oni bare! or Dpturneil
roots.
The pem rriloorla pocan) and tha
j shasbark Ol. ovatai meet In the MU
I slsslppl vaKi y as the iattr extend It
j range from Cnnada rtilte to 'J'evas and
Florida. It .ui!..l np; ear p. --.'Mo that
hybrids betvefii thess va!'i:,hU spe
cies may bo prulifel In Cute. !tal it
Is easy to ft;.if,':nj tlte giol ;;:.tlltl3
they shiujiJ r .-;-s-j.
A supp.x'.l l.yl.rld bof.veeti the west
ern shelK.iirk (II. I : -!ri j-:'.i ;:t: l t!.f pe
can was figure! and uoscrllied by t!i
lato A. S. Fuller lu uuJer tht
name of Nu -sbaumer's ' hybrid. Tho
nuts were ile-icribed as lar?. thin
shelled, sivec t tutJ good.
Rootlns Polnaettlaa.
Many growers have trouble in root
ing their poinsettia cuttings. It ia a
good plan about a week before taking
the cutting from the parent plant to
make a nick or uppercut lu the stalk
at the place it is intended to take the
cutting. This may be done in much,
the same way that a cut Is made in a
rubber plant before wrapping it with
moss, though the knife should not go
too deep, as a very slight cut will
bleed a poinsettia. In about a week,
a callus will have formed, and the cut
ting ahonld then bo removed and
placed lu the sand. It will root better
than one which has not been so treat
ed! Gardening.
Gamming of reach Tree.
Excessive gumming of peucli and
plum trees may be relieved by slitting
tho bark and tho first layer from the
ground to the branching, it't' int the
slita about tHr.'e Inches tip.i t Tie
trouble m-i- be termed UJ.' 1 .1 :, taa
ap cannot l'-uv asltthouM '.i -rs
It bril l. , . .. CUtl giV ' . tl
chan-.'- ' Itif .f a
heuU.'; - 3. B'uv
. .- I a
Tut t .': . - n
ber(D' U ;h - ui..uui Vt'ut.. . ci
Ita appearance about the 1st of May.
It begins at one end of a row aa 1 goes
from bush to bush across tue t.ota ta
tha end. If rows are some U.atunca
apart the Insects cross to another row
and go back again. Spray with p.irla
green or dust with white hell . bo - when
the dew is en. Western Frul t C . ower.
Oaa I'liUoninir.
After four years' experience with
treat trees I omcludo that t'.to sudden
death of a rU'iroui street trei- N pri
ma facie evi.U-neo cf a gns leak. A
for example, 1 havo r.ottl i-en-rul
trees which v.vro vlsorot!:! 1-J 't ! ru
mor that fu'!!fl to put out li'ivet tho
past spring. A ;w lei-k was fvvn.1 In
each cr.'se, Ri-ys a writer on itnu subject.
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