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thst - oaiy claimed The power IA regulate
ma restrain, anA taas this ordinance en-
eFe1ssd that power and did not prohibit.
The cours afked several other qusslicns
which rather worried Mr.. Wflsy.
II. Wiley proceeded TO srgrs that
thsatsT uhsrs drinks vers sold vas . dis
dnct klEd of theaasr which had bean rsc-
ognissd b. the city. Il had taken his
catents nonsy h payaent for . license for
such place. ani nov sought - prohihis
the busansss it had licensed. Even IL the
ordnance va legal, il could noe rsvoks
iicenses already granted. bat could only
proAioit the granting Of more licenses.
The city sought 10 uss the taxing q vel az
he icsnaiag power. and tho only way II
do thn uas BY express invocation.
II the city wanted 70 revoke thusa hcsnses.
the proper way to do uas 70 provide for
returning shs part Of the uaonsy for the
time afbsr The licsnse vas 20 cease 70 run:
il uas not snoosh 70 nay il would b ~
paid at some future time, bat the ordi.
nance must contain provision for its ~
payment
Mr.. Scott asked Mr.. Wiley whether the
granting Of license gave . vested right.
and Mr.. Wiley replied shat he did not 20
70 that extreme: he did not deny the night
% revoke the license for some specific
csnse. but claimed that the city must put
the tAeater in the same position Is before
the hcsnss was granted. Unless the
court shall say that this business Of itsslf
- . nuisance. no matter how orderly is
may b conducted, the city has exceeded
it, authority. The supreme court Of Ken
tucky had restrained mot only interference
with . business hut the collection Of Z
fine; he did noe sex 70 restrain The coll
lection Of the 6ne, bat would let that b
decided on appeal The ordin ancs would
prohibit the playing Of . fiddle in -
in regard 70 the regulation Of saioona
Judge Humss refused the restraining
order without waiting to hear from Mr..
Scott. He said he was not prepared 70 de-
eide whsthsr the ordinance was good or
bad Considine asked that the city be re-
strained from arrsssing him under IL. The
city had power 10 pass the ordinance and
the ministerial officers had to enforce 1t,
but IN attempt was made to enjoin them
from enforcing Il Under this theory any
man might seek injunction to restrain
the chief Of police or any other officer
nom enforcing any Law. IL - not the law
that the courts can restrain IN o6lcsr from
arresting any person for Violation Of Law.
II hs b wrongfully arrested. the remedy 10
TO have the case tried on it, merits. and. il
maiiciousIy arrested. he has . remedy
against the person who thus INJURIES him.
Al the parties were leaving the court
room. Considtne ssked Mr.. Scott whether
he would regard il - . violation Of the
ordinance Il he only ran the saloon when
the thsatsr vas closed and sold only soft
drinks In the thsatsr. but Nj. Scott refused
70 commit himself without deliberation.
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Dk Merrill & Merrill,


The old established specialists ars sui
treating with unsurpassed suecses 81
Gentle Urinary dissases a either sex All
Privsss. Bleed. Skin Dissssss and Nervous
Debility quickly cured Personal alton
tisn gsvsa 70 sssry case and Ill sarsbas
eesss ruaranssed. Charge Tow.
PILES. FIeTULA, RECTAL uL
GERS. STRUCTURES AND VARlCO-
CgIE-Cuses guarastss4 without pain o.
Astenstcn from b9ssEssa
We u,u give $500 In gold coin ios
any case Of vsrscocsae thas has bsso or
en- b cured BY medicine, electricity OF
any aopltancss or applications tneefna1ys
sI syFf362L r. 'sc,oo,SoRRHnA, cLxrr.
eparm stofrhsa. seminal Weakness. Lsss
NsnhooA. Niens kmintons Decsyed Fac.
uItiss. femais weakness sad ell delicate
disoriers peculiar 20 either sex posiuvsiy
cured. q veil - I'll functional disordess
shss rseult from yousAfnl fsiisss o. ths e.
cess Of mature years
Thonssnds cured by correspondence, Oil
privasa. cad madeleine secnrsty packed
HON visw. Psaan envslop~s ased- 6end
etampe Tor reply for question ffss a. cati.
CoasnIsssisa fsss. Hours. 70 - = -. I
= and ! - - -. sa.dV Aoars Dte =
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MORE CUREs By DIR. DARRIN.

A Chase. Tacoma. Wash. --R inginE
noises in the ears and deafness; cured.
w. y. Ogis, Ssatco, Wash--Livss and
kidney complaint and dyspepsia: also
deafness and WHO'S system run down :
cured.
tel Stevens, Ssattls. Wash once hours,
10 q m. to 3 p. m daily; Sundays. 10 .
m- TO p. m
He treats all diseases Of the Eye. Ear,
Nose. Throat. catarrh. Deafness ana ell
nervous, chronic and private diseases in
either o.. Of whatever nature.
Patients ae . distance can b cured ~
homo treatment. One visit 70 the once 10
desired, bat 10 not Necessary in all caseA
Circulars and question blanks seat frss.
Inquiries answered. All business reie-
sions With DR.. DaxTin strictly con 6dsntlai-
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uvfrsr STATES couxr-HAsvosp. >.
Chasles q. Slack ~ d. l. Grant suit On
bcnd on trial.
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,.
In the matter Of road petition Of II. II.
Ludvlgson - aL-hsanng report O
CsmmerciaI National Bank va w. H. 7.
Harnes-Findings al facts. conclusions Of
Iaw and Judgment IN sum Of NuoS !;
signed "a NIT.
Narional BAnk--order 70 ssii STOCK
signed -
e;,ssr--Mosion TO re,ax costs; ovcrrused
c-sier directing clerk 70 refund fsee Cd
ysrced in Rarntshes prcceedtngA
Wesseyn Mill Company ~ byrns q
Enriand-Leave 10 withdraw rspsfs;
signsd ~. ca
Shore Eailrosd compAay-1ndEmsns;
sssssle National Bank W Pacific Hest
ana Power Company-Jury waived; con-
William Lock VA Noble wailinsford-
Frsnf Higgins va c. T. coaover q 81 -
Ncn-suis a. 20 C, T. Conovef; Erne TED;
verdict for defendant, Joseph = NC
Naaghs
bs!ss Chamberiain ~ Lixsis A. Hin -
al--order Of default: signed
Charles l. Bailey ~. George ~. HOMO
way Find.ngs Of facts. eoocausicns Of tAw
and Judgment. Aligned
rcurrr rEFawrMKSr-iAHstxy.
Charles Gsoxys ~ Jennie = Gsorgs-
Divorce
Richard Pickering " q J. Treea q a. -
Jndeanons BY defAnls against ueeeoaaas
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@ sasesasyS - ssa sasss - sssssiss
g. q MssAiaess. = ~ 49,
N lnses ~ 0soess - Asnssx--Dsass;
Bsssssat y y. G Rs.eAs.sssr ssal
oineteo - ogd0 - sAoU enmso:
- - - ysns =; $500
Msai.U = 81 - esneinsisas q iav;
Wipsaa A1sns " Msrrsrst Nzsar
= l-A1p1tes1tea 81 spssdnsneat 9 ~
eetyar. euo1fmnaA -.
coa1nhIa = Runse ss~n1 Raflsoad Csa-
10y ~ Doata1e 1suns1se Cempnny-0E6ss
- eatpsy Besnfds agnsd-
1no0AsB DnRAnsuxxs-EAssLv1 Z
HU1n1e ~ 1Gnry Janssa- Or1es . sAow
- q pssatioa fof - = rsal sstats;
E1sass q yeaspAs.s -Pssieisa sos
tss =. g. snifhsea sdnisistrsser; bod
Kussas q Annis cs,iins- Dsass ad.is-
GuArdfaaship c Marxarss Har. = sl--
Ososs sp3otsdag Nary : HaEn guardian
Esssss q Jsnss rsrsy-orasr appet.s.
nc Jean 3. eeals, n. y. Phiilips aad
IheepAa1ee WadW appeaiaafs: taveseory
md 0ppRntnomoDe
k.ta3o - CethsEine Lamprsy-Rroof a
notice - eeoditees; deeses showing dus
noe3oo - ego6ttoes: eonS-onneal exhibit
c1Enu1AI DEpAnxwxxf-numU. Z
Denvsf Nastoual hank ". G. L Webb
Jodgnsot: nignsd
Hattts Hsysn " Hsrbsss Hsysn-Canss
80 far hearing Juno a
~. G. weeks N I. y. Tovnsisy and
Hasry white augment; signed.
etsto ~ Louis 0oudtrjend q Il -0rand
larceny: peisnueg brought into court %
plead: Gives not3eo of intention to demue
g compiaines hsasisg - for Saturday,
Juna q
4. ]. Hassisy W Euasas Roy u al
!indi.O md Sjndsmsnt fos plaintiff;
. I. Lsshsy " Thomas =. LsaAsy-
UeyoRces appaIcasioo denied.
Beiie g Smith ~ 1fank r. 6mtth-Di
veece; Aenisd.
6oloa 7. will.anns ~ City a. esattis-
Order pernitting dslsndanS 20 withdraw
notice Of appsal; signed
John \. Keller W Matte Lee Keller
TO aenul marriage; gfantsd.
2 p Yandell N Caldwell : Iarkins-
JGdgmenk
L LanGisy " Newell Mn Company q
eL-DomurTee - complaint; ovsrrufed
Newell Am Company giysn ssa days "a
AnsWoT.
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Special 1xssrsisns % tAs nsee salnle
River.
Commencing Saturday. June ., the Beat
tie, Lake Shore a Eastern railway will run
. "6shsrman's train" TO North Bend for
the accommodation Of sportsmsn and
pleasure seekers who desire TO spend SUM-
day in the country. The tram win leave
Seattle on Saturdays only st l:3s p. m,
arriving at Snoquaimie and North Bend
about 7:oo p. N. A reduced rate Of a. Is
for the round trip, with limit Of three
days. hss been made TO all points on the
Snooualmie branch.
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lh10y h0n0f6d6 OF d0lIaINs va Y9Uh0unceFx
tncurable. heard Of the CuTIcrRA RxnEDEns
and altar using two bottles CUTIcURA REDoL-
vEx1s I could 70 . change: and after had
taken four bottles, was almost cured; md
When had used six bottles Of CUTicURA RE-
SOLVENT, Ono box Of CuTfcuRA. and one cake
Of CCTIcu1A Soar, ! vas cured Of the dreadful
disease from which had suffered for ave yeaxs,
I cannot express with . pen what 1 suffered
before using The REnKpIEs. They saved my
life, and I feel it my duty To recommend them.
NY hatr = ust0red - good - ever, and - =
~. k0SA KELLY, Rockwell City, Iowa
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rss 1aLLxr sUHKo CAsK.

0sIooo Observation-Disclosures - D1smiso
DhhoD on1 DFown Dan1sa.
The preliminary examinGtioa of N. II.
AcLsan, Chaslss Bishop asd James Brown
On the chArss Of bunkoing John T1lsy. .
thrmss. out u property valusd a. n. $50
was begun Ia the municipal court yestss.
day. h. n. Nelean was dismissed ON
notton q tbs prosecution. there bsing no
evideace - show that h vae connected
With the CO.. Afssr Tilisy Aad 6nishsd
telling Ais story. whieh Va Substantially
Tie same - printed n the Pos1.IHruxS-
auc1a rsosntiy. Ataornsy Rspash aaksd
ths court - dieoAarHs Diahop and Brown
"a she ground that there could b NO
prosscution whore the principal witness
Va diroctly oennectsd with 3 scheme %
deffsad Ne eovornmenk
. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Bass ~.
pased - the argument claiming thas the
counsel had no right to assume that the
preventing witness vas party 70 IN e.
tempt - Asftsud the eovsrnmant whom
there was 10 evidsnee Of such nature b.
fore the eourt and when the presenting
witness had distinctly dsnisd The alisga-
ton.
Judge 0lasgow dsnisd the motion 20 dis
miss and Femanded the defendants - fail
The defense will proceed this morning.
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The cigar stand Of Guy Breed. as the cor
nsr Of Second and Seneca streets. uas bur
giarizsd OF fss worth Of goods night before
last Entrance Was affected through the
front window. and judging from the ap-
psasancs Of things the bsyglsr passed the
cigars out of the window st the side Of the
stand TO . confederate who stood In the
nursery gard at the north side. Mr.. Breed
has been in business only short time
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Lsandsr Andsrson. . young man but old
offender. Was arrested yesterday afternoon
By Oflicer Birdsail Ct the corner OF Front
and Madison streets on the charge Of
stealing . bear skin from C. L. Hibbard's
warehouse. foot Of Yesier avenue. Ander-
son tried 10 escape capture by the use Of
his legs. but Birdsaii outran him. The
akin 10 valued 1t so. which makes the
charge against Anderson grand larceny.
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The following nsv suits we're died In he
superior court ysstsrday:
O'ehsa Bros. " r. q Concannon-
Rent
Henry Cochran " John g. Day st al
Deny.r National bank ". G. l. Webb
Note. -
Bslie Chamberiain ~ Lizzie A. Hill
Note and mortgage
Barney Smith vs. George I. Michel -
n. -Dasnages for n.SaA
Martha Sophia Austin Va Herbert 3.
Turner es al.-Nots and mortgage.
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hair AL lell ont, until ] Va
entirciy hAid-headed; Is than
broke out On my AIMS and
ehouiders, uutil my arIns were
Just ono sore. IL covered my
entire body, my face, head
and shoulders being the worst.
The white scabe fell constantly
from my head, shouitlefs, and
arms: the skin would thicksn
and - red and very richly, and
would crack and bleed II
ocrntchesl. After Spending
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ma COMMITTED sroAMY.



HE Marriage.
49, Harnss yesterday annulisd the
~ sss relation In the case Of John r.
ES against Matte Leo. otherwise
~ . Matte Keller. The plaintiff in
sompssns states that In isso he WAS
~ 0eed TO the defendant. Who rspee-
- herself IS the widow Of o. = Lee.
Rad died IA Michigan some years
sSs.saA seasiug aes sith one child. On
- representations ne married her and
- assa together until May. iSa0 In Kit
= s.ansy, when one day Lee. the supposed
~. aaseasd. turned ap and claimed his
"hsn kelssr discovered the fraud
sfased on him he fcid Lee 10 take NOS
4 y !. s1e shsid bat bis wife ~ veil. 30 Mrs.
,s.ssa Assasr vent "A uitn Mr. Lee, the TIVE
- With them their ea,ld. Keller
esd divorce psucssdsafs, although
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1gLL 10 vINDICATKD.
The dread Jury Fails - 1nasse he
UaoDolav Uooolkoonnr.

Among the many bills acted ca By the
Unitsd 6tatss grand jury yesterday Vas
one changing Joseph Fell . hotslksepsr q
knamclaw. with selling liquor 70 Indians.
The alleged odsnss VS. committed No
vsmbsr II. lSoA 1t which time. hsing With
out counsel whom hufriedly brought 70
Seattle. and not understanding the full
purpcrt 81 the charge. he pleaded guilty,
though claiming entire innocsncs OF the
charge Securing legal advios he with.
drew his plea and ave bonds for his ap-
psarancs. The matter has been In absy.
ancs ever slncs, and yesterday The United
States grand jury made . thorough invss-
tigation Of the charges. and, after sxamin-
iug batch Of witnesses failed 70 Ind any
ground for the charge. which appeared to
have been. made with . malicious motive.
The jury promptly returned the bill On.
dorssd mot trQs bill" Mr.. Fell 10 said
10 b reputable citisea Of Enumclaw and
fsit kssnly the dssgraos Of hs arrest His
vindicatton was complete.
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cuTIcuRl WORKS WONDERS

Everything about these wonderful slr1n cures,
blood purifiers and humor remedies. tnspiseo
cun1dence. They Affofd instant reiief and speedy
eure Of the most toftnring and dio0g1rtng Of
stching, burning, scaiy, skin and scalp dissases.
They cleanse ths blood and skin Of every eyup-
ton. impurity and disease, and coustftufe To
most effective treatment IL modern times.
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire body with whtto
Scales. SuflArlng Fearful.
Cared by Cuticura.

: Ny disease (psoriasis) ART broke cut q my
left cheek, spreading acfues my nose, and almost
covering my f1ce. y ran into my eyos, and the
alt0gethee. Is spread Ill over my head, and my
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6oh shrosehcus tAs World. Pries, CurIcrnA,
&c.; eoAY, &c: RxsoLvxNT, ~. purTtn D1uo
AxD Cssn- CoaP-, Sole Prcprietors. Boston.
a4.~Hou % Cure SKIN Diseases" mailed ire.
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Mothers Who have knss pants suits 10
huy today should - the bright and hand
some knee pants suits - o. - win buy To-
day as Klias d Rosenhsrs's. Front street.
foot Of Cherry.
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1sg1nnan9 - serisns rss~Aas.
- yus ~ sust3sR stsea ~ ws~r. IN
e1nnnes4 hNaa&rAsA r4ag4nx - SAe ear9
~ VIA so1sofo exeagsA, ssse vss.ssv -
nnka ysa wok1
nKwAKT 8 HOLMES pRue conrY.
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RAILING CHAINS.
- Pairs Seeking Relief
- Divorce Ceaft&


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Frank Hart. n. Goodfrisnd and Mike
Golden. the three bunko men charged
with swindling the two Swsds women.
filsd demurrer yesterday. on the ground
that the information doss not conform 70
The r~ouirtments of the code
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G. =. Kxsusssoa RsseDeaeA
Because Of rain 20 Tuesday, June Il Same
steamer and time. faFs 50 esatsl
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Eugene X. Hin vas yesterday appointed
administrator of the estAts Of Ellen X.
Hin 10 succeed Stewart Smith. who ~
Gently resigned. The appointment was
made By Judge Langley on the pstition Of
Elisa Maud Hili, one Of the daughter 81
the dacoaxnd
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Bay . ssls = Hys.@ rsassa . cAs ale
ecsay.
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0lnnPLEo, blackheads, red and oily aka pss-
vented and cared by CrTicuRA Soar.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05
China ~ . War Power.

world has ever known is at war. for no
other nation known TO history could boast
of the. 42O.oOo.OD Inhabitants that Chinese
statistics nllot to their country. Now that
the problem Is worked out before our eyes
we see that three -fourths Of the Population
Is Worthless for the present var. is quite
probable. that all the forces used will be
drawn from the two or three seacoast
provinces 4 general draft from the. whole
country would bring together men Of more
dialects than the building Of Babel brought
on us.
The striking disparity OF about eleven to
pne in population betweet China aud Japan
Is not the controlling factor. StIll. the
northern seacdast protiices OF China are
quite .populous enough 10 sustain war
with Japan on equal terms. The imperial
government is rich enough to enlist a
SWARM Of European officers, arm its troops
with the best weapons and obtain supplies
from foreign makers. During the last five
or six years the Chinese have been going
through of their periodical fits Of
egotism. economy and dislike of the for
eigner. and have discharged as many of
their foreign servants as they could spare
All that will now be changed and ready
welcome will be given to the adventurous
spirits Of all countries.-Army and Navy
Journal.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05

To the fact that want OF tone in the sys-
TEN Is the herald Of approaching disease,
hosts Of invalids have adopted that certain
means OF self rescue from impending dan
ger. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This be
nignant tonic promotes, In no ordinary de-
gree. digestion and assimilation. through
which the blood Is fertilized and made
strength yielding. Besides this. Inactivity
OF the liver. bowels and Kidneys, which I'm
pede gain OF vieor is overcome. Appetite,
us well as the ability 10 crafty 1t with
cut discomfort. is stimulated by this thor
ouGh mt-iicinal cordial, which also has q
tranauiiiiinE erect upon nerves weak and
unauiet Food. 1t should lie remembered,
only half tnvigoratcs the dy~pepttc- by the
use OF the Bittcrs Its nourishing properties
are made available For malaria. rheuma
tism and the iniirmities OF age, use the
hitfPrH
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05

The age Of Niagara Falls has been
variously estimated at from 5000 to
5000 years, according to the data
employed by the computers. In a
paper read before the Royal Society
recently Prof. Spencer, after consider
Ing the whole geological and other an
tecedents of the lake country, arrives
at the conclusion that the years of the
Falls are 81 900, to which must be
added another thousand years. as the
age of the river before the nativity OF
its great cataract. The recession OF
the Falls he calculates at 3.75 feet per
annum. But any inferences from this
must be complicated by the fact that
the lake region is slowly rising at the
rate of from 1.25 feet to 2.5 feet in
century. Accordingly, II the present
rate of uplift continues, the falls will
be brought to an end before they have
reached Lake Erie by the diversion OF
the waters of the upper lakes by way
of Chicago to the Mississippi. How
ever, rs this event cannot take place
for 1000 or 5000 years, there Is nc
necessity for making immediate prep
arations against this evil day.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05
In British Columbia.

In British Columbia a prospector Is
required to take out a license, which
costs him s., and he pays ESQ fol-
recording his claim. He Is allowed to
make two locations In district
Claims are located 1,5OO feet square
and no discovery is necessary before
a location Is made. A discovery must
BE made, however, within 10 days AZ
ter the date Of the location. One hun
dred dollars must be expended on each
claim every year. When $500 worth
Of work has been done on a claim
crown grant, equivalent to our patent,
can be secured for about 500. After
that the government requires the pay
ment of $40 year on each claim.
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05

II transpires the emperor took with him
10 England on board the imperial yacht. n
rift for hi. newly born cousin. the son of
the Duke Of York. The Gift WAS In the
shape Of an exquisite little carriage In
which the royal infant Is to take his air
,nrr The vehicle Is In the form OF a
shell. coiored with pale prismatc shades
TO line the shell. The latter is furnished
with a beautiful coyeriet Of rich, crimson
yelyrt worked with the arms OF the Guelph
and Hohcnaoiicrn families The baby ear
Rage was sent TO the white Lodge at Rich,
rnond from which place the delighted
mother rcnt her hearty thanks to the eu'-
The Delta independent., 1894-09-05

His best bank is fine meadow, big po-
tato patch. forty in Worlds Fair winter
wheat, and twenty acres in monster rye.
The best meadow Is made by sowing Sal.
scr's extra grass mixtures THIS FALL. 1t
yields from 3 TO 5 tons magnificent hay per
acre. The Salzer Seed Co, La Crosse,
who are the largest farm and vegetable
seed growers in the world, will send you a
package OF new wheat and rye, and cata-
logue upon rcccipt Of cents postage.