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TINE EXHIBITION.
The sULKy PLow TRIUMPHANT ~ceyA1
lN1ERHST MANIFESTED BY PLANT.
ERS-lNCREAslNG DEMAND
FOR LABOR SAVING
MACHINES.

On last Tuesday Mr.. JAS. h. Bill
agent for Messes. trust & BRADIxv,
u Chicago. manufacturers OF im.
proved farming implements Of all
Kinds. gave % exhibition Of What
the sulky pillow. manufactured By
them. could do.
About midday . large party Of
gentlemen interested In such things
crossed the river ct this place. and
90 the plantation opposite here its
wonderful and successful operation
vas witnessed to the satisfaction,
and We may add, tothe astonish.
ment OF all present. The plow turn
ID 10 soil with perfect ease which.
no doubt. had never had the SIN t.
shioe % 1t although the land hss
'~en 10 cultivation for perhaps 90
hundred years. Guias grass and
burmuds cod seemed no Improve
fnent In u way, corn and cottob
talks disappeared ~ II BY magic,
burying them I'll ont Of sight. with
perfect ease to tho team and driver.
Not man witnessed the exhibit.
ton, who did no wish he was the
owner Of such superb implement,
and oil, after seeing tho ease vito
which the pillow Wa taken out Of the
ground however deeply It was run.
ding. by the patent friction attach.
ment, which a boy ten years old cs0
handle. declared 10 favor Of the FuRs1
Il BRADLEY pillow.
These plows are just what our plant.
ore need. for they have the finest soil
In the world for them, being free
from bills. stumps, rocks and roots.
ofa light sandy loan. aud susceptible
OF the very highest cultivation and
i1exhsustable In fertility aud pro.
ductiveness.
No planter should be without BID
6uLkr PLow.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

have commenced . ten months ses.
sion At the public Academy in Natchito.
ches. There is yet room for about ten
more pupils. Terms as before advertised,
Would be glad to receive this additional
number Of children Session ends Oct
18th, 1850.
GEO. Il EGGLESTON,
Jan. 1o-St. Teacher.
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NOTICE.

LAND OFFICE.
Natchitoches. La, Dec. IA, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler bias flsd notice Of his
intention tn make final proof in. support
Of his claim. and secure final entry there.
OF at tho expiration Of thirty days from
the date Of this notice, viz L: Homestead
entry No saS Stephen Garner, for the
Nj Of n It Se,.4, T. 8, /. = W. and
names the following Is bis witnessed
viz: Benjamin Joseph, Of Natchi .ochcs
La, and Burrel Fisher, of NatchitOches
La.
l.. DUPLEX.
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NATcHrrOcnEs, Aug. q. 1879.
herehy certify that I have used Nor.
maad's Balm on my little dsvghtse, who
W. scalAed. A fsw application Ut The
Balm cured il readily and Lett 10 mark.
L. CASPARl.
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3. p. HUDSON.
NATCHlT0CHEs, La, |
August 2lDd 1879.

MI. jules NOtm0nd
I have beou afflicted for
several yean with painful Inflammation
and liberation of my Lex, resulting from
- injary sustained BY my buggy wheels
running over it, have tried many rem
edies without avail, until several months
ago I commenced The use Of "Normand's
Balm" which has boon Of great benefit
and Is the only application, Of tho many
tried BY ne, which be afforded substan.
tsntial relief-I regard it ~ invaluable
end cheesfdlly poeomond it for the co.
tain euro Of bruises, wounds, cuts, inAsn.
mstioa and ulcesatiU0.
Yours Respectfully.
WILL. n LEVY.
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SO 10 4 SIM s 's:::' ::..s + ", x:''
iastu,ss sv9y eeatA books eat lFss
osplaiaing eveaytAlsGi Addreeo BAXTER
Z co. Ioakeea n. 7. +. @. Ben. ASA,
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JAMES HI. HILL,

--A"ENr FOR THE
FIRST L BRADLEY, Manuf'ing Go.
nRDERS left with NJ. H. Carver, at
" NstchitGhsS. fir Snlky PlOws. Kid.
ing aud Walking Cnltivators, aud all
other Farming Implements, promptly
forwarded and til|sd at Factory prices.
IhC. :1.-!m.
KORAN 4 DOONDY,
CORNER Milan 4 LEvEE Srs..,
SHREVEPORT. Ia
Want ALL THE
HIDES.
FURS,
SHEEP SKINS,
AND TALLOw.
In this section Uf the country. Aud arc
prepared to
PAY IN CASH THE HIGHEST RATES
For all tho GREEN HIDES, DRY HIDES,
SHEEP SKINS. MINK. COOK. SKUNK.
Opossux. FIX, MusxRAr. WILD Oar,
House. Car, aud DEER SKINS, TALLow
md BrEswAx offered.
Merchants OF this aectiOn can address
their agent s. FOLZ ESQ.,. At thi,
place.
Dec. 20.-ly.
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Weather still spring like.
Huesplrstioa NO rarity.
1oblas plentiful.
Dveks Q noneutity.
Veathes rather more frisid In ton.
deocy.
Ws iosdvestently omitted to r..
81. shanks 10 tho polite clerk Of the
hvaA LIN. for batch Of city paper
~ Week. We do 20 nov.
VNh our usual energy and enter
~. ~ oend to our subscribers tb~
II ossasgs Of Governor WIIrz. I
~ psy . pssusal. end can bs pre-.
ongvod Ioe future reiereuce.
~ 1asish Oouss slill eentisuos n
oalDloo yst With many eases 61ed.
~ ~ ~ tsled Jodp 3tulla
~ peopssly eoatinuss I'll esssa
~ lltlOatsd. g
Iciss JAossows Bssta s~sst Navy
TSasses. .,.,. Nov. 30-ly.
Ilssvheee vii b found % inter.
eDeiag leeaee non. our New Or
)eaoe eosreepondsst. THIS b = new
ho1uEs q ~ vlxDscA1oa sod viii b.
Q ssgulAs eeoesibaIioa to our co.,
u0n0.
Vo havo ioadveetsntly omitted %
usolloo ~ isck that the Telegraph
~ ~ beso removed itom The
o)1 sessd % ~ corner Of Teoat and
VaDhiagtoo streets. Johnny Shep.
Daed seill a&teads 70 business Of the
seRstaad. ttxr.
/, N1ap'' q sbsay.husd child Of dark
90 eoamoely known - JoE Levy
(aee cur msschaat) and JAS. walo11
oDatA9 eolosed individual were up
'bo0Dgo aciuG Mayor DuooulSAu lsst
0sodsy. Zap" wsot 10 for . 6ne
~ ed costs and raised tho whore
V1hal. ifJl
yteot 0trset still p.sssuts = lively
0eel We notice many cotto0
oo1oo q fscnt OF the scores, and .
o1aA sppsasssss oeaselvity smone
AeoQ9hAalsaod their clerks. Sup.
~ % pbsuial and q 'sducsd
a1A
III leesl acknowledges the CON-
Doosssssy call Of number OF our
Ossoiseot citizsas, - we'll - pr
~ 6oo other localities. He will
0aoljoo then ID due course Of time.
lavs been Incidentally inform
s0olAeA merchant OF this city, who
wsotly sAippsd cotton 10 Nav Or
n u sals. obtained IA ots. pot
Dou0d to- the same. two bales nett.
elSk = II % o. not
oteek en- oil. Hrour boys; three
- ed I've doCs. 70 catch three
do1ases. Tasy ssespsd out . tran
0eoe Wagna nsor tho Intersection Of
% ~ Sseoad stysets and wers
yossodey all the bipeds and 9us
aU0pb u that locality.
AsatAsy usat down stssse liks -.
- 9Ase yreoshmsn chung 70 ths
&A Those horses turned cornell
oesueses. They brought up, ~,
I'M q Jefferson street. No dam
Oeses ssd everything safe. s.
!oAooe . runaway. II the driver di'
- Wlool .u H-
~ Nv. ". Ynrlsy, Baptist
olss, ~ bssa peeaehtnG thil
- = 1issmso's Hall. 70 . fol
!, - = = Q diviae a emissu'
1880 ed splendid diction. v.
aao aaoas BIZ audience. mem
- q "a denomiuasions 10 on,
e1ovleDo pssseees eeessssd thsil
ase1s Il TIE splsodid oratory O
9eav ai0bees. Eyss
- y. NM ED Als lowell,
- ~ LoouoaA 0RlAuss, NJ,
ooosoeed With . seeenadNs d
oSyls q The 10Th. previous =
0eoastags loe the West. III
ooD . soaeo tAas ~ Daod Wee
nboy saoseeaiasd. and saehss
oeo ~ happy couple. NJ
01ea Wlehee lse thel1 iulur
- ~ Aaes'as'' sad pso'p'e'
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RID RlvE8,
Natchitoohes Parish, Sept s lS79. I
Nix. J. n. NORMAND, Cloutiervillo, La.

L
Natchitoohes Parish, Sept 6 1873.
Nix. J. II. KoRxAxD, Clouticrville, La.
Dear 0ir-Aftsr suffering for thirty
years from . running ulcer in the car
occ.sioned by . wagon passing on my
head aud after having been operated
upon by Dr. Logan 10 New Orlesns and
and not being cured, tried some Of your
balm and L an happy to cay that after .
fsw applications Of It got entirely we'll
sud was radically cured.
A negro boy on my place cut bic foot
with . pillow and it IVES thought once
that il would have to b amputsted but
altar applying your bslm Q" tho wound
for . few days It healed up aud tho boy
IL uow we'll. Again, George Cole, :
ueighbor Of mine, whilst shooting . guo,
pieoo ofthe cap flow in bic eys, We
tried the hahn again aud with success.
HE eys got we'll after two applications
Of tho balm.
conclude BY stating that 10 my opia.
ion your balm IL an invaluable medicine
and I viii take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the public.
Very respectfully,
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Read the Relieving Testlmonlals q IL
Virtue.

NATcnrTocnEs, La, Aug. II, 1913.
1had ny ankle badly bruised, b ~
horse stepping upon It. I apptel Nor.
made Balm and experienced immedi.
sts rsliaf and . tiual cure. I taxi Groat
pleasure in recommending its efficacy.
-- JOHN l.. GILL.
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JOSEPH G KEYSER,
Ds)elk0alIeP o00 Layer.

II PREPARED % DO Ill wosk eotrustsd
/ = hin quickly nd u . teelnaakke
nAanee. Te0b, Chin1eyA Cha1s and
oehse Woek oolicito0. tE 10
OU1aeo III q DUlkAQN CAMP
sei11 - bsN,asa1 Aaa1sa y.
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CLouTlERvlLIE. La. Sept. Q, 1872.
Meeers, NORNAND l. CHOPIN:

Gents Il take pleasure In recommend.
ing your Balm. I have always found 1t
eficacious. Some four yesls ago % old
colorod servant Of mine was confioed to
her bad with % ulcer on her loe. Ny
wife believing strongly in tho virtue Of
your Balm, concluded to use some Of II
and 10 . very short time effected euIe.
The old woman 10 now we'll and ablo 60
testify to the came.
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NV Advertisements.
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NORMAND'S BALM,
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE &c CURE.

For tho immediate Relief and perms'
nent Cure Of CUTS, BURNS, BRUISES
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES, and Ill Skin
Diseases or Eruptions, We place before
the public . preparation which is Of the
highest standard Of excellence, second
to none, for the class of diseases fol
which it is intended. We claim it to TX
specific for this class Of diseasos, hav.
ing submitted it TO rigid test, extend
ing over = period Of thirty.five year,
in treating tho most obstinate cseea
which have come under our observation
with it successfully.
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Tx BR0nCk LIVERY STABLE, I
6stehitoehss, La, Aug. .. 1871. !
Ihsve used Noemaad's Balm foe oeeO
backs. gala cuta, foot evil 10. &c, 10
hosses, and found It very e@cacious. Il
10 lee trouble 10 use than other eemsdiee
and Il IL . sure cure.
RIP HImsON.
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mo. $751;
p E OC L A n TON
BY THE
lll,l)Ilp II IIl1l) Staff!

IN pursuance Of an Act of Congress Of
/ June ~. 1876, l, RUTHERFORD b.
HAYES, President Of the United States
Of America, do hereby declare and make
known that Q public sale OF valuable
Government lands will be held ct tho
Land Office at NATCHTTOCHES, in the
State Of LOUISIANA, on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1850.
ct which time viii be offered oil lands
not previously disposed Of in the under.
ment onsd Towaships and parts Of Town.
ships, Wig:
Moth Of bass limo and west Of the
Loaisisus msridisa:
Townships l.. 49,, 49, 6, :, SO, 10.
-, 1f :, s:!:. ! 10 H. H.
Townships J., Z, ), 4, s, 6. rs. 9, 10, II,
II, y, s s; + Els. Is; + H. H. 49, o. d. H.
4, Is, Il, Il, ID. 10, 20, 81. and =, Rang.
u! II; s; 3 81 4: i ID H. Is, IT, r. 81 u
lownahips /, a,aAas7,s,s,l 10, II,
i, Is. 10, II, 10, 10, 20, q. u, and y,
Range ..
Tcwsships /. ., 3, 4. s, s. z, 9, 3, 10,
IL, H., i {! $ 2. Is, is' H. 49, Is, TO- H. r.
8; ss /; e; 8 i 4 ;'s j. !!
townships 2, ;, 1. s, 81, g. 3, 10, II,
II! Ia i : i 49, H. IL 5; IT, 49, 10 81, r.
Townships s, 6. Z. 8, II, IA, Is, l6, 10,
90. 81. u. and q, Range Is.
Townships Z. 8 II, u, IL, IA. Is, is.
l8. 10. 50. aud - Range IA.
Townships 10, II, Il. IL, II, IS. Is
II, IL. 10, 20, Il, q, and q, Range Is.
Townships II, q, Is, II, Is, Is, II, Is,
10. 80, q. q, and q, Range Is.
Lands appropriated by law for tho use
Of schools, military OF other purposes, OF
reserved for railroad purposes, viii bs
excluded from tho sale. Tho Offering ol
tho above lands will no commenced on
the dry appointed, aud will proceed Ia
tho order 10 which they sre taknlsted in
The list Of sectional subdivisions until
tho whole have been offered and The
oa)eo thus cloesd: but tho sale shall moi
b kept opsa lOuger than two weeks, aud
no psivaee entry Of any Of the lands
viii b admitted until tho day ate.
tho Close Of tho public Offering. Al
lands held ct double minimum price will
Do diaposed Of ct not less than two dol.
Lam and fifty cents (12 SOY per acre, and
oil tho lands held It minimum price viii
b disposed Of ct not less than ono dollal
and twenty I've eents (ol ~ per acro
lists Of Sectional subdivisions are 10 ID,
hands Of tho District officers, and will b,
"psW for the examination Of tbovs desir
inG to purchsse.
Given under ny hand, ct tho City o
wasbinG,so, tbis sd day Of December
4 D. 1870.
& B HAYES,
President Of tho United states.
By the President:
IN. ARMSTRONG,
Acting Commi''ioner Of tho Genera
Notice TO Presumption Claim
ants.
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Nod tessiblo NjcNT 0WgAT0.

MsmphiA Feb, IL 1871.
D.. TUT: Ss-1 have bssn suGsca6 to- nearly tvo
yN.sS Nth sesssv cough. When eu0Doaco4 q.
Nd osSteeo vuuuds 10 weight. ] bad tsied alnase
ovssythias; hxd lssr.bls nj. ht 0we t. lhHve tAboa
hall dUSoo bsaesA The night sve = ha.s lalt ~,
0hs cou9h hes dsApVsased, and lh veesinod eltoe0
Doupde in Nsoh. IIscQM0e0di 1t % ell ~ tyieo1A
with gJeAs ~. ,sct, OLIVER 3lCk
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TeoTlMo NlALs:

t.. Ct0eC0ot City OOSoS 60uhOtf,
40 Now 0tloana, Jan. ~, idsY..6
" s. 1 Isots i e.. 81, u al u, Hro.dysS,
New Ysek. fee Vkies's Improved Fruch
tlocoso lbe Olsetaotine Boilers: t,ii ~
Desf air-l heve tste1 ~ distacrustapt yeu
y: z: ee.:t e sassssehly W hay. I ,.ss
~ s,:t = 81: r. fs..:.si Ill 'a disiiss
kiae eapegtosels: - only ssy that 'lsalt
~ ~ I hovo giveo ~ disincrustant . itisl
- u ~ taraol oat b. far the best thin "
u kiDd hat evsr used Il como up TO I'll its
elalae q IL printed circular, and III futsreL
~ tcoe0oen9 1eccee A. Thompson 70:
y ps:i.ts.e' 70 any other pr0ce'' for di'crast rust
Ireoaiu, very respectfully, -. 4"
JAMES r. KING, g.
Issicsse Crsaceat City Sagar Nehucry. z
4. THOMSON eco. .;@i !,
Ieeds's Foundry
New Os'eeas rst. >, .s79!}
Asst isf vis;ss's i.i;ovsd i. onch ~:
osss fes Diiscrusttng Steam Boilers;
Deos 8ie-Aner having Used tho Vigicr PRO
eees fer seus assths. ead giving IT 2 fair an,
6all trial - 90 ststs that e he's produced ~
s,;:e ss% s Ss s p,.yS
VoOSsNJ
W. oseiisiiy rSosnsend Il u tbo.s usihs
tsiierv. ARCHIBALD MlTCHALLA i9'
6epoti1AelAsst Leeds Foundtxss
aEHRY keNIsON.. III; III,
. Chief Frrman.
LEEDS 4 CO., t..,,-a
Disoesst y ~ tsads Sesd for Circular +
n..N ~ 0cA lsnnosnn sssnnt
New Oslssss, Seis Agent for tho Southwest.
Pine Island Cua1o
FOR SUGAR CANE o. e:
ALL GROWING GROW ' CROPS r rs y.
PINE ISLAND =, !,
Amoniated Phosphatel
foa COTTON, ~: ~,
ia ed. &, e .slt l-..s eft
and AL SUMNER and FALL CROPS.
n bsss 1sstilisers b ~, ~ psspssed with
grsae eafe ~ ths Sesthsea aaskse. !ThstKen.
icy Z Muller (lllsnsestal Iasly Amber suss,
Ceae Sss9. CtsS q ie7s. ltssA dom to KeiiiYe,
alase tssns. Discount y shs trade Fur sal,
,,vc,, ". MONTGOMERY.
.~ .f-Il !; 4.gai
~ Cs00oo sosssl, New Oua~asA
. - .'qm - Dr. secI tr.
ISL, lss,k' Ir u. ]s.6lke.t
! III lAI.
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anto.

Every persou entitled to tho right Of
pro smption TO any At tho lands within
tho Townships and parts Of Townships
shove enumerated, 10 required 70 estab-
lish tho came 70 tho s.tisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver Of tho Nstcbito
chcs Land Oalce, and mako payment
therefore - soon - practicable after sse
iue this ''Notics." and beforo the day
sppoisted for tho commencement Of the
pnblie sslo Of tho lands embracing the
tract clsimed, otherwise such claim will
b loefeited.
No pse.snptioa claim based o. . ct.
t)euset sa6esqoeot 70 ths date sf this
Peoelaaatios, sad prior 70 The o6seisg,
win b recognised By tho 0oveeuueat.
J. n. ARISTR0N0,
Aetins Coanisoioule of the 0enetsl
Lad O0ee.
Jan. 3.-3otds.
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New Advertisements.
.Dr.TUT1.'S
Expectorant'

90 200T0. Aalo 81 O0TTlG0.
tt peupegtieo arc Demuloent, 0utli.
tive 1alaamic, Soothing and Healing.
Combining al these qualities, it - the
most effective LUNG NAI6A0 eva
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IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN III
COMPOSITION,
aud may be applied to the most delicate
children With immunity.
A . specific for PILES and ERYSIpE.
LAS, It has 10 superior; it il verv etec.
tive to prevent lock- jaw In children when
applied 10 tho navel lost cut.
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TAX Payers

ToS "a OYo
Can b supplied With City and Parish
6erip. receivable foe beck taxes, BY
DIR. ]. 8. STEPHENS.
Nov. 4.-3m.
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Pref. Edward POtIsch,
TEACHER OF Music.
WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION on TIE Piano,
FtpsR. AsD Brass. INSTRUMENTS. vo'
CAL Music 4 SPECIALITY.
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Receipts for Subscriptions.
# - l--
d., W. Butler, Post Otficc ~ 90
n n. holland, Grapes Bluff ? 90
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Geo. e. S trong;
Successor to T.. A. Tyler,
invites the attention of the
public to his entirely New
and Elegant Stock Of Gold
and Silver W a Itch e 8,
Clocks, Jewehy, Dia-
monds and other Precious
Stones.
Also, a full and extern
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silver ana tlateQ ware,
Watches Repaired, Dia-
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nv of all kinds made to or
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rienced workmen,
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"Wheu your Liver in Torpid.
And Stomach foUls bad,
Go to your druggist,
For 8snford's New Pad"
(rAKI no OTHER. SEE ADvEkTlsEMkxT.
July SIT. T.. n.
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FRUIT TREES.
SMALL FRUITS,
SHRUBS, ROSES,
Shade Trees. &c.

The stock comprises more than fifty Of the
standard and leading varieties of Apples, at
prices varying from Zoe. to 800 per 10 trees,
and from 50 to ss per hundred, according to
size, age, aud quality.
In pluns We have Is leading varieties, as
well as others, price $3.50 per dozen to s33
per 100.
OF Prunes, the four leading varieties, the
Italian, German, Petit d'Agen, and Hungar
ian, which can be purchased in large or
small quantities, at $3.50 TO 50 per dozen,
$3.50 to s33 per 100.
Pears. thirty-two leading varieties. at prices
from 20 to 80 cents each. sl7 10 80 per 100
Cherries, sixteen leading varieties, p to
- cents each. SIS 10 $50 per 100
Peaches a full stock Of the varieties known
10 do best on this Coast, at si.75 to s. per 10
and sl5 to s35 per 100
We have also Ounces, Aprieots. Neetarnes
Mulberry, Grab Apple, Nut trees, etc.
Grapes, twenty leading varieties, at 1917 to
80 cents each.
We furnish all the leading varieties Of
Currants, Blaekbe Raspberries, Goose
berries, and Strawberries.
Also 100 varieties Of the finest Roses and
Towering shrubbery.
For further particulars Of varieties etc, see
our descriptive dialogue. which is furnished
free on application. Address
A. COOK IL son,
Vancouver. Washington Territory.