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un,,er.i,v of wa.h,nrton.

Examinations for entrance to the Uni
versity of Washington will be held by
Prof. Mark Bailey, IT., as follows:
New Whatcom and Bellingham bay,
View hotel, July 9.
Port Townsend, Russ house, July IL
Tacoma, Tacoma hotel, July IL.
Olympia, Olympia hotel, July 10.
Persons desiring any information rela-
tive to the university are requested to meet
Prof. Bailey at the places and dates as
ahove maintained
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ylssinss of Fact ON Hadiey Divorce,

II The divorce suit OF Florence J. Had
isy sgainst George ID. Hadley. the findings
efJudge Humes were flied for record yes
senday. The two were married in Tacoma,
Jane 10. 1893, and have daughter. and
ln wife is given her freedom on the
round Of abandonment. She gets the
tastody of the child and $500, to be paid at
DE rate of $40 month"; also $50 attorneys
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County Clerk T. w. Gordon yesterday
slsl bis statement of fees charged in In
sssIiy cases during June. The insanity
=. acted on were: Ellen Mary Andsr-
81 si2O; Silena Long. $3.50: John
Tpas. $40; George Daniels. $40: George
I johnson, $40; Israel Lockard, $40.
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pu. mrLLxK.s HousE ON FIRE.
1t Provides a New Sensation for Rest
dents On the Hflt.

1t Provides a New Sensation fer Rest
dents the hiit.
There was great excitement IN the vieln-
ity Of Columbia and Twelfth streets yes
tsrday afternoon during fire 81 DIR. 2. B.
NJ. Nlller's house. After the tire sas DIS
covered breaking through the Roof tele-
phone alarm vas ssnt TO ire headquarters,
and when the apparatus arrived the neigh-
lsors For blocks around came too. IRE IN
that vicinity. among the aae residences. Is
unusual. 80 everybody came oct 20 see
what vas gong on. The Eremsn diseoy-
cred that the flames we're creeping areund,
both on top and under The roof. having
eaashs where the chimney passes through
the roof
AtErsfs little water was used, thea,
seeing that she chemical would settle tae
matter. the flseraea shui OF the water and
we're patting on the fBisAing touches
when . nice-looAing woman who stood
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excursion to Monte cristo.

On Saturday. July IA, an excursion for
the benefit of the Everett hospital will run
from Everett to Monte CrIsto. People
from Seattle who desire to take this de-
lightful trip can leave Seattle at a. IN.
via the S., l.. S. & L. r. II. and join the
excursion At Hartford Junction. returning
on the evening train. Fare for the round
trim s.
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Morris wELLTsaToN. h G.. June ., 1891
Editor POST Mt liEeneef ssa tie. " asa
Dear Sir. / have received your pr
MUM map in gooa order, and ana aisaiy
pleased With Il. ] consider tnat nAregoi
your valuable paper free, - 4 value tas
map more than the price - saozcrtplioa
Yours very IespectsGiy, II J.
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The case of John Brown. who has been
arrested. discharged ard re-arrested sew
eral times on the charge of threatening
his wife's life, was before Judge Glasgow
OF the municipal court again yesterday
afternoon upon application of Attorney
Sims for a hearing before jury. Assist
ant Prosecutor Bass opposed the applica-
ton on the ground that the case was of a
quasi criminal nature and under the
statutes was TO be heard by a magistrate.
The contention of the state was upheld by
the Judge and the case will be heard today.
IT Is claimed that Brown, when intoxiea-
ted, beats his wife and drags her by the
hair of her head
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Post Tn.sIig ssacsr "a, ssatt .. " asa -
@sags. I received some time sinea your
excslsent map o. he nitsd states Hisa tss
NoFia map oa The reverse side. Ana AN
t,s~assa ~ltn 81 IL ferns naaSs9Ess sssd
valaab = ad6ltiSa u nv efilcs. aad eAaaos
IA g be satisfactory 30 say ei4s ~ha La
vests ths sEaa4i san sakeS ior TIE nap
Years IglY, - A.
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r.,arn Of ,hs soath sea Islanders.

The popular South Sea Island Company
will. commencing Friday. give free ex-
hibition in the pavilion and on the lake.
as per following telegram;
TACOMA. Wash, July 10.
W r Goodrich. Secretary Hadasea Street
Cable Raig.say Compaas. SsaiSse- We wih
omen FRIDAY morning a. your park. Move
nrst half OF company by frst Flyer, bal
80. nv / O'Clock Flyer. Have your
fre,eht car ready for both parties. VIII
.eeoupany first party. Meet me at wharf.
ID SrRoNa Manager.
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Patience" as
"A most intense young man,
A souifui-eyed yeung man,
An nltrA-poetical, supsF-ssthetcai.
oul-as-tne-way young man,,
He may not have believed that In this
Young man he would one day fnd sue
csssful rival in playmaking. According to
Iendon figures Gilhert's production. 1.-The
Mountebank." brought in only s.. SOD in
ROYALTIES. while Lady Windermere's
Fan - which was played during the same
season, paid Oscar Wilde nearly $1,000 for
the London rights alone. IL has been os-
car Wilde's fortune. good fortune" he
says, to have been onrlesqued without ees-
.ation. The London comic papers have
printed SO earicsiures of him so far. all OF
- hich he has pasted in a big scrap book.
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Post-Intslllgencer Co, seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the firss
of April. and alter sixty miles travel oy
stage from kliensberg TO this place, came
la excellent condition I ssn well pleased
with the map. - well as sstonished a. the
price Tor which you give The map 20 your
subscribers Most respectfully, y. n
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headwitn pimples which would
form q wageTy matter, ahd |
would have TO scratch until l
would bleed. After doct0rlng
with tvo doctors for three
years, more or LEGS. ! finally
made ~ nv mind 70 try your
CUTICU TIA REMEDIES, with
result entirely satisfactory TO
me. After nsiug two sets 1
ara entirely cured. / have rec
commended yoar remedies 20
several persons, and they All
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Prof. Charles Rollins Reyes, of Iowa,
has been elected state geologist of Mis-
souri,. lie has been connected for three
years with the United States geological
survey.
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The Pullman strike will not effect the North
Western Line. as they run the famous Wagner
cars. Purchase your tickets via the above line
TO Chicago, Milwaukee aud sil points East and
South. r. w. Parker, Puget sound agent, Ill
CharFy street
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LoosIsTos, Wash, Feb q 1se2
Post-Ins ELI gencsr. Seattle. Wash. Il re-
CO lived your map and 1t ts away bsy end my
expectations. think II Is worth fully ten
tunes ths money you ask for It and 10 10
the beat map have ever ssen pablishsd-
Yours with respect J. -
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xx.r Yxnwp.rx wash.

Pe.s-IntsglIgsncsr, Seattle, WAsh --slFsi
received enc ofyeur premium naAps hhs
other day, anu u - a me map N eVe5t to
J. Il.
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East sT. CIoUp. Mimi. May rs, 1894
Post Intsiiigencer, seattls. Wash
Gents The map received Ia good order,
snd We think u Is fne map. lou should
certainly oe able TO dispose Of a large num-
Der OF them Yours truly, Va.
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Ayers Pills possess the curative virtues
OF the best known medicinal plants iness
Pulls are scientifically prepared, are easy
10 take. and safe for young and old. IhrF
are invaluable for regulating the eo~eis'
and for the relief and cure OF stomach
troubles
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CLEvKLANp, wash, FEB. y 1884
EDITOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Seattle, Wash-
Dear sir: received your premium map
which gives Us great satisfaction. My wife
{ inks IL Is worth more than The paper and
map both cost she Ia much delegated
with 1t Yours very respectfully. ID p
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Thiel's detective service; estaoisaea
t~enty-one years Chamber OF Corn shsses'
Portland. ". ST. NJ. Barnes. Aanaeer-
Other eticss: 81 Louis. New YORK, SAA-
case. beaver, Kansas C4ty, - fA0A
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M.1orr. w..h M.rcn 20 lssa

PostInteiligencer Ia, seattle. Wash -
Gents: / have received the map and am
well pleased with il Think IL well worth
%. which IL would cost 10 80 10 n store and
buy it Long may the PoStIntelIigencsr
live and prosper. l remain yours very
respectfully. Sill
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p.tou,,c,rr WASH. Nav a. lsea

PALopsk CITY, " ash, NAY n, IoF1L
Post- lnselligencer. seattle, wash -
6sats: ] received the map OF the world
sen. - y0u IN good order and am veil
plsass4 with IL IL Is both useful and or
nnmental and should ind place In every
household. Please accept my tnAnsA
Yours respectfully, M Al
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fA1r iaauOf FTD - $50
The Seattle fost-lnteiii geDcer o. seat
tie Mssh.-StFs. I received ths double
wall map a short time ago, and N kood
condition Am more than Pleased ~isa AZ
1t 10 worth double the price. Yours truiy'
IL. J.
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NcHrE yAKES&. wash fsa - Ass-
Pest Enss.ItE~ncsf, seattle, A@n =
9aEAss Eacl3ssd Please End sAa1AFs t9f
Ne ose.ssd s5th mar Think u 10 . aas
rrszassAsa- i ours res pectfatlys = y
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poa't step BntiI zen eey oae ot those tsens y
peBnd bare 81 rns FatstAs 81 topper A"''
Tor y csntx.
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0SrARro. Canada. April 4. 1891.
Post -Ingelligeacer, Seattle, Wash. -
Gentlemen: The premium map received
In good order, and Il gives perfect satisfac-
ten am yours truly, n. Ii.
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LChMf. v atb-, Z 20 . AHb%
The Posi- -Intsilfgsnc Ger. seattle. Wash. -
Dear ssrss received your premium tnA9
in good condition Many aEAnks Tor IL
hsspectfaiGy you1S ~ ..
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Koxt,r.u nc M.vls lsoq

Editor Post-Inteiligsncer.s Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: I have received the map OF
that J am thoroughly satisfied with IL
ours aruiy. W. =
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Or. Rufus II. Snilh-Rsmovea 20 Burke
block Telephone tc4
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Anxaprxx. wssa. FEB Ia iss2
Pe.t-E ate "a gs1csF Co. sesas A4a-
pr~snleua nap received sac gives pefsses
..st.fss1lsz. Years Eat2Scsf@AAys A. ~
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LAssEEs. wash, March ~. AseA
Post-IntsslgenEer funishinx 90, seat
sie Nash tents. l would say THAI an
Delighted with ghe map j. came la geoa
order, aud n a daksy. A. y
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SCRATCHED 3 YEARS
Suffered, Scratched and Bied. Doc
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

Nothing like CUrIcURA REMEDIES was ever
manufactured. Fer three years have suffered
with sore head. would break out all over my
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~. taforrnstfsz eaacsFnisx fhis zap
a. - lAs gasl sS3s1os once % address
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IATAH wash, fsn 2. lss3
pess Intss1sgsHcer. s%Ak}ls NseA. Ear
r-.-.@s srsra ssAa4 A2ss lie EaRsE Years
r~specsz4lAy. -
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ten ne they are No. 1. oar druggist Is doing .
rice business in CUTfeURA REsEDIE1s. ellee my
cure | have given him the privilege OF using
my name as proof Of their efficiency. ! enclose
ray portrait A. T.. GKAMM,
Photographer, Mt. HoEeb, Wis.
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BALTIMORE, Md, May IL, 1894
Post inteliIgencer Co, Seattle. Wash
dentlemen. The map received and Is very
much appreciated Very truly, J. Il
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pn.s.frt-tiixeaoer t1os ss&stte. " ssh.--
ssrs--Tas s.as = assfsr thAa SO sxpsnsed-
-. srs We.s sa.lses3 wlsA l. EssfsscN
fay.
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
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DinPLEs. slsekhsA5s. Fsd. rpagh. ehAYPeS, AID
TIN ely skiE cared - CcTfcURA soar.
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FErsRRRrsK, wash Feb 10. 1891
. seattle Post intelligence, seattle.
ssn. Have received The wall map. Ana
exceptionally well pleased with il Ii is
excellent Accept ihsnks Yours truly,
ID. Ii.
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SALT RHEuM CURED

Nv VIE has been tro5lbIeFt With the SAT- rseuFn
for four wears Daring this time doctors of
Wisconsin. illinois. an4 the most eminent OF
Chicago. failed 10 give relief. / bought the
GrTEcuRA REMEDIES. and she used onlv one box
Of CUrTcURA. one cake II CUTHcUEA SOAP, and
half = bottle Of ICTTcrRA kEs0LyEST, and
these have cured her completely.
4. VI. STONE. la STATE So, Chicago, u.
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What
They
Think
OF 1t.

The premium map offered by
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT to
its subscribers. old and new, IL
now to be found In thousands
OF homes in the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such uniyer-
sal satisfaction il evidenced
by the following testimonials,
which are a few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies of the originals on file in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. as the POST
INTELLIGENCER does not fee
ct liberty to publish the full
names OF those who have so
kindly expressed their appre
citation of the map.
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SEA througsoss TIE world. Price. CrTTrrHA.
Sc soar, -se RxsoLYKsT. e.. P0rTEA DRCs
AsD CREw Gear SEE PfasriesDrs. Bosto8.
ss-~ How e Cure SKIS Diseases" mailed free.
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CUTICURa WORKS WONDERS

There IL no d0ubt that the CUrTCURA RExs-
rfEs aally perform saaFs wonasEfal cures fhAa
al alacr skin and hlgsa3 remedies combined
Thay Instantly relieve Aad speedily cure every
hauseF % ihs akin. scalp, Ard blood. with loss
Of hAlr. fFom infAsey to age, from Ti1EEaes ~
scg0z "A, hea the best Ehy sse42ns fA1l.
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NUIN1
Headache

Scores Of women Ia g.
attic have been cured Of
ufes sick Gad nervous keadsehe
eadache re 80 .as,s, S..e'y 90. SoHpoaso.
people veil We ssil Il
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Oscar Survived tho satire.
When Gilbert satiriIed oscar Wilde in
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CHRISTMAS.
Was Celebrated in this City in
the Usual Way.

The boys had a merry time,
firing cannon crackers, roman can.
dies and other fireworks, com
mencing Monday morning and
keeping it up until Tuesday night.
Various kinds of entertainments
were gotten up for the children OF
the various Sunday-schools, most
Of the Frankfort people sojourn-
ing away from here returned to
spend the day with relatives and
there was many happy family
reunion in the city. The en-
ployes Of the Capital office made
Editor George Willis, General
Manager S. c. Sayres and AS
sistant Manager John Stewart, OF
that establishment. happy with
handsome and useful presents.
Mr.. Samuel c. Bull was presented
with fifty dollars in gold by the
congregation Of the First Presby-
terian Church, and the boys Of the
ROUNDABOUT office and bindery
laid on the desk Of the old man a
dozen each of handsome silver
table knives and forks. They know
how much we appreciate their
kindly remembrance as an evi.
dence of their friendship and
esteem without being told,
and we only mention this that the
outside world may know what a
splendid lot of fellows compose
the corps OF galley slaves, ink fin
gers and sheet singers of this es-
tablishment - everyone good
citizen as we'll as good-looking-
and no man has better or m IRE
faithful lot Of employees.
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Any one who has children will re-
joice with l.. B. Milford, of Plainfield,
N. j. His little boy, five years Of age,
was sick with Group. For two days
and nights he tried various remedies
recommended by friends and neigh
Sors HE He ;saySh tthosg6mth SURE
lain's Cough Remedy advertised and
and am happy to say that after two
doses he slept until morning. Igave
fected. keep this remedy in the
children show signs of Group give it
to them and that is the last Of it," %
and SO cent bottles for sale by PHIL.
CARPENTER, South Side Druggist.
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Between the Bridges.

Mr. A. Jackson Hulette. the
model Pedigogue. has closed his
school, and on last Friday even
ing splendid exhibition was CIV
en- to the patrons and others.
There were recitations. music.
&C.. al Of which was very fine.
The wood chopping at Mrs.
Stiggers last Wednesday was de-
lightful affair. Many fine jokes
were exchanged. Mr.. George
Moore. who is known as a model
joker, related how once upon a
time he captured a fox-tail squir-
rel, which was enjoyed immensely.
Mr.. Geo. L. Mitchell started to
the mill the other day and on his
way home his meal sack tore half
in two. and he took half sack in
each hand, and went on his way
home rejoicing greatly.
Mr.. O. B. Sudduth made great
preparations to entertain Santa
Claus this week. The old coon
has the cheek to expect Santa to
bring him pretty young wife,
Well now wouldn't he look nice
with wife?
Mr. Sylvester Huletle has about
completed his new mansion on
the St. John pike.
Misses Lulie and Minnie Moore
entertained a number Of their
young friends at luncheon on
Christmas day They sang sever
al duets and the party dispersed
feeling very joyous. Old Dan
was there.
Messrs Whitman & Lea have
moved their sawmill to St. Johns.
where they expect to run it
the balance Of the winter. Sue
cess to you, Jim.
The Benson depot and Bryants.
vile turnpike is rapidly approach
ing completi
We would caution our toll col.
lector to be careful and collect the
toll from the man who drives the
cattle and not from the man COM
ing behind.
.Messrs. Geo. Mitchell and VIM.
Sudduth seem highly offended be-
cause the boys do not invite them
to the parties following the wood
choppings. Now who would
want them old things at party?
Our new pike was progressing
very nicely, but we must not
omit to note the great damage
done few days ago when Greasy
Willie became entangled in his
wagon, while at work. and in his
herculean efforts to free himself
he kicked about two rods Of stone
off the road bed. Things looked
kinder greasy for quite awhile.
Mr.. Richman Peyton enter
tanned quite a number Of his
friends last Saturday with some
delightful music on his banjo at
the home Of Mr.. VIM. Sudduth.
I LYLE XOCuM
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creditable one, the music made by
the orchestra being especially
good, while the singing and
dancing was equal to any seen or
heard on the stage Of the Opera
House in this city. The pro-
gramme was very lengthy. the
performance lasting several honrs.
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Christmas at the Pen.

The convicts confined in the
penitentiary here were given holi-
day and a regular Christmas dinner
Of good things on Tuesday, and
at night were allowed to give a
minstrel performance in one Of the
large buildings at which there was
a crowded house, composed Of
convicts and a number OF ladies'
and gentlemen from this city The
troupe was made up Of prisoners
and the performance was a very
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-29
ADVERTISING PAYS.
How Il WidOwer Found a Wife.

Mr.. Wiley Shaw, who is agent
for the l.. & n. railroad at Quicker
Station. seven miles east Of this
this city. being a widower and
lonely. concluded to advertise in
the Cincinnati Enquirer for wife,
and the advertisement was an
swered by young lady in Ala
bama. A correspondence follow
ed, and a month or so ago he
visited her at her home, and being
we'll pleased with each other, the
day for the marriage was set.
The first Of the week he again
paid visit to Alabama, they were
married ON Wednesday and passed
through this city Thursday morn
in on their way to their future
home at Ducker's. looking as
happy as is possible for mortals
to be.
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FARM FOR RENT.

THE FARM KNOWN AS THE DUDLEY PLACE
i near the city limits of Frankfort on the Yer
sailes pike. containing 265 acres is for rent from
March LIST, 1895 to March LIST. 1896. The place Is
we'll adapted TO general farming. stock raising
and tobacco growing and has advantages for
dairy and marketing For particulars apply to
the undersigned ut her residence on Ann street,
or to Frank Chinn, attorney.
l2-tf. Mrs. MARY j. DUDLEY.
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blue Grass NURSERIES!
Orchard, L Lawn. Garden.

4 FULL ST, OK OF FRUIT AND ORNA-
"A mental Trees. Shrubs. Small Fruits. Grape
Vines. Asparagus and everything usually f. und
at such an establishment Try us on prices.
We do not sell through agents but direct to the
planter. CatalOs ue on application.
H.F. HILLENMEYER.
Oct 6-3m" Lexington, Ky.