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II suppose said hc, that il you wom-
en- had the right tovutc you would also as
sumo the right 10 stand mp I'M the crowded
street cars, all The same as tie mCn?'
80 At mn said She IF woman was rum
ming things, there would bc enough street
lars put ou the tracks, or She would take
The company's privileges away. Indian
polls journal.
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NOTICE-HOTfCE rs HFREBl GIVEN
~ that on Monday the Zlst day 81 May lsoi.
A. ih1 north dor % the court houss IN Helena.
h1ntsna, 81 an hour ~ ~ m. - ssid day. here
viii bH sold a public auction ihe fulloEins
tnmuhnT Nhifh aaid certihcatas are nov held
by the un lerH Eusd a. collateral security upon
ard 80. q ia 90 hsT y 1-ti for fia.Ott -, on
who b there % laiua oF ne balance 81 2A.liAs-.
Nith Interest ihrrson AZ "a yer cont per annum
from prtl 9. lrs.. rad esrtlhcates being nun.
barred anu 20 The number % shares respectively
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SHFRIFFs SALE.
O. +. Gaylord.
". n. Eaker, rank Lsngiord
lila H. EAker. Georgia J angfuri.

W. n. Eaker rank Lsngford
lila II. FAkor. Georgia J angtorI,
". r. Cullen and a. a.. NTH.
To be- sold AZ shcrif's sale IN the 18th day OF
Msy. 1894. at o. O'Clock M. o. the front door Of
the court house. helena. to-Wlt
That parcel OF lAnt 'i,uAfe in tbs Blake Addi-
ton TO the CITY OF llelena county OF owls and
Z larEe. ftlts Of aionisna, PARTICULARLY
describei b. tullaWs. beginning - a
point on thu enst boundarf hn- n Raj
eigh street former hontana street. itu-
ate two hundred and siTty-fo t2ill foet south
OF the toint OF intersection OF the said east
boundary Inns q Alai-h STREET with the south
boundary line ~ roadway formerly reventh
street.. running thence south along "a q esst
BOUNDARY line - EAleigh street. tfty-three iaal
and nine-tenths Il-iU feet 10 point. thence east
one hundred feet toa point. thence north hty-
four ga aud four-tanfhs ft-lu) feet TO = pOtnt
thouce west en- hundred QoOl feet q the place
Of beginning.
Dated Helena. MaY g. l-st
CHARLES d. CURTIS,
rherih.
Hy FRED L. HOS.
Juder Sheriff
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oh the proper functions. builds mp and in
virorates tho entire system, and restores
health and strength
Are You weak. nervous and ailinr, On" run.
down m and overworkci Then DO viii bring
YOU spcrial help It's thc mothers friend. 70
lessons pain and insurcs lite Of both mother
and child
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PUT PRICES ON STONES.
A Story Of Information From a
Jewelry Store on the
B0wery
How the Possessors OF Valua BILE
stones Try TO Learn Their
Real Worth.
Cesver Fellow who Secured on the
square. But the Crooks Gave Him
n Had Same.

4 young man apparently in good cir
Funsiauccs walkcd into O ioVclry storo on
Che Bawcry one evening. took good sizcd
diamond ring from his finger ANA laying
DO on the counter said ca tho clerk.
elbow much viii you give me Tor this
ring,'
DO You want % scll So" asked tho
clerk. taking % rapid visual estimate, NOT
OF the ring. hut of its owner.
"Wcn, ] might scll IL If tho offer was
enough"
''Thc boss is out. and can't buy for tho
storc. remarked the man behind tho
counter
"Weu, You MIGHT take "a look at 10 and
give me an idea OF what You think ia be
likely 20 get fer &C."
Picking up tho ring, tho clerk examined
tho stone and said: You can't tell much
about a diamond under this light ia
have 90 see 10 In tho daytime IL might ho
or color. and I couldn't tell 10 in this
light Bring il In tomorrow or next day. "
The owner of the ring, after a few moro
questions. 10 which the other returned
cvasiye answers, went out and the clerk
turned 10 a reporter, who happened 90 ho
I'm the store 40 tho time and observed.
THAT fellow sell that rig Not in
thousand years. 1 spotted hin the minute
he carno in HES priocr but he didn't
get much ont of me
What : "a priccr and why wouldn't You
toll him what his ring was wurtht' We
asked.
''One at "a timo when YOU como 20 qucs-
tions / wouldn tell him what the ring
was worth because hos got too good
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ft4.. "a &c. at4.t t.I.t..s A. tUt -.
--~--~----------------- --~--~-~----~--~-----~--
EDl. otL -llli.Ek tOl H-uph>k T ANS
with quartz wagon. favorable terms TO
r8sIol. iuie ta-ii a. rr will exchange for wood
lumtor. cattls o. Zeal estate. W. s. Dodge
winston. .au'.
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and which said shares were Transferred a.
SSH bank in the names OF the usrsons absao
mentioned b. said ardsf a. r. lllstsral sacuri ,
for the nots Aforesaid. aud that saii stock will
. old blocHa or nunDar - shares 10 suit
tho purchasers present az tho time % such saia
All bay 20 much ~ said stock stil to suld q
insT r. -orrsafy 60 tullT sattafy tha said deht
and tho "a pcnsss Of said sale
4lik IN as 10 NATIONAL nhHK OF HELENA,
MONTANA.
Dated thls J0th day Of April. 1874
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IDK RES HE .H-EI H LED s co.
i lrauni floor Loatkua bans huiliiny. have
be Target ils- ~ aal-ss auI stores ma the city
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Orris EmplOyment AGENCY.

t.l North Main 81 Telephone 10
-MANrHD.--
ID woodchoppars hna timhef, never been
cullei en- - per cord, woodchoppora, tLul
nor cord. buari tLa0 per week railroad
I.fsrsra, FREQ fare. 4 Tanchnan. Woman COOK
for city. Girl Tor light housoxof 80 nirl
for homework, 50 Girl for dininEroom work.
n j. OAlIs I8 n. Main Sc
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

To any one who will send us ONE of the
No. ! coupons accompanied by TEN
CENTS IA ailver 90 ostago etamps We
will send ANY ONE BOOK 30 be selected
by voursef from the liat printed below, by
mail postage epai
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40. SliI.. Two SPANS or GOOD
/ horsos and two wagons Apply 70 Marcus
lis-uer, International ho.aL
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HOODS Pills rue tser ias. constipation.
..ss. lui.er. s'.- headache. Indigestion.
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Ar Az END
- tho female complaints and
week.-mrs.. that make womans
lilo misery They're cured. by
pr llerces fayoriic inscription.
For all tho deang dlsor-
dsrs. aud diseases feeuliar 90 tho
sex. ths Is Coo only remedy so
CERTAIN thnf DO can o. r1aruniesd.
80 90 over falls o. benefit or cure,
you have YOUR money hack
lts "a legitimate medicine Tor
woman. cauiiily adapted 10 her
dtlUaie organization, and never
conflicting with any of her condi-
tions lt regulates and promotes
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7---~~7---@-~-------~-
g. q. RlN -uLubEhI D.. REED g. so.
Montana bans. have l5- oom mansiOns ul-
cgual4ei by any rental property, Ia nnleh AMI
appointments. Only -4l per month.
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OBS 1ALE-A DhOLAESHIp IN ENGLE-
/ horns business College. Apply a. this
oihoe.
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10. RLsI- ~ 81 HAD ROOMS TO-
4 lsut holsskeeplns for transients- ~
orth hodney street
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BROADWAY HOUSE.
ID 5il BnoApWAG Mns. c. n. WooD.

first-clafs house on tbs European Ameri-
can plan. steam heat electric hehts. modern
In ovory particular. Fret. olass table.
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siltArtON, aANIED-FEMALE.
sIyor.lasasa-' Li.-ss '--' Is-- tIFos s'ue,
IRE
>--~~-~-~~---~-~-~-~~~~
NlIUAlluN WAN. u.hA ilhSl- LASS
~ cook no obo,tna 90 housewora. Audress
l.. NJ tis office
SlIu-IlON WASILD-N A GtHL o.
- 10 As nurse 90. tn do light lou eworK.
pply lu-i Anth aNouHe.
NllU MOS WANrEu-A WOMAN VANS
- wash ua O. tax Loale, family or hotel wash
ins address j.. A.' th's Office
SITUATION WA,IED-Bl A COMPEIaNt
- girl cooking. or 20 do general Homework 81
small family. Vail OF address T.. j., hotrl
StookWon
s4AtA44ONs A.AS4t-n--...
ss,ertisou.su.s L--ss 49,. 49, ..4ss tin.s,
IIIl.
CIfGH1i0S WGSfED0Bf M4S GSD wi L
- On raneh. Inquire ~ hodney.
SITUATION WANTfD-.Y A 1OUNG MAN
~ n years II axe as aseistsnt bookkeeper ~
any KIND Of office worA, a graduate from tue
Western Normal colsse. rur particulars apply
/ merry Johnston, rkatoa, IT,
SITUATION WANIEu-COOKs- MAN AND
- wife no children strictly nfst-ciAss.
want work ia holeL boarding house or
camp, no objections TO country sober and 10
Ilab. Cali or address u. 4. &, III jackson
-tresl. Helena Mont.
HELt. WASILD-FEMA
--~~~~-->~---~~--~--~--
" ANAED-A 6lkL 40 Do GEN RAJ
" homework. must he tFst-class cook;
GOOD wages; cftraures required. Call a. "a
West Lawrence street
WANTED "A lLhMANEAI POSITION AT
~ 50. p8r wuek will 20 guaranteed 10 any
lady who will work Eos me- quietly Al home. all
materials free. kep.y with stamped envelope
Miss lucille NJ. Logan, Joliet ia.
ffHls l4f.NI --4 1s.f trla t+ss MOONS.
Oh NEN IA DESIRABLE SUITE OF
/ rooms for i-ht Housekeeping inquire ~
room ID. Homer block.
Oh Rest W. ROOMS tURNlShI ID
compl to los hou.ekeeping 4li nro O.
way.
10. ELaI-FU 81 HAD ROOMS TO
Lgat holsskeeplns for transents. -l2
North hodney street.
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~ JESS G. HICKER. Deputy Jerk
hassona Bullard. attorney FOR plaintiff.
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s4AtA44o-,s AtAs4in--.. .A.-.-.
Advertisements lL-'s a..a .-s-- ..-ius tin.ss
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u0a Well You Look I"
'rionds Surprised at the
Wonderful Improvement.

-H.Hr sirs;-f take pleasure in writing tho
Sod h4re received from taking Hoods sar7a-
H Ffcy spring and summer ior six years
-e. ly health has been so poor from heart
aaI general debility chat go times lilo
burden. ] would become SO
CoaCiated and Weak and Pale
f mv friends th1ueht would not Use long.
.'i dD scarcely any work al an and had 10
au every few minutes. ! began getting
.e 70 january, las.as my flesh aui feeiiug so
eL Thought would try Hoods Sarsapa-
and am happy o. say 7 am ln better health
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SITUATION WAsIED-B1 a compton,
- girl. cooking. or 60 do general homework 81
small family. tal OF address g.. j., hotel
StooKwell.
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Leading Hotels Of Helena
Ia wAlEEn. Manager.

Klsratos. stoAm Heat Electric LishtA Rates %
pr day and upWards.
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WANTED PERMANENT POSITION AT
~ Sls p8r wtek will 20 guaranteed 10 any
lady who viii work fot me quietly AZ home. all
materials free. hep.y with ttsmp8d envelope
Miss Lucille NJ. Logan. Joliet ia.
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frr tbs Ourfy Of Lewis alfl
( SEA flrst larko. thts "a day ~ Mny.
I Jui inat .u tho Inar - our Lord uas
iturt. tlouaand eight hundred aud
ulnai four.
JOHN BrAS. CltrE
~ -. o. lHur'iAs. deputy 4 lsfh
/. iaftef fsazcy, attorney for plaintiff
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siltATtON, ,4ANIED-TEMALE.
'lvor .lssasu.s Li.-ss '---' lv-- 'AFo~ ',me,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
OLD WORLD CABLES.
SALISBURY'S AMENDMENTS TO
PARISH COUNCILS BILL.

The Russian German AIliance-Debate
Upon Its Approval Opened I'm the
German Reichstag, and Much oppo-
sition Develops-GIadstone.
BERLIS.-In the Reichstag debate on
the RussO-German commercial treaty
was opened. Won Mirbach on behalf OF
the Conservatives gave an explanation
OF the reasons which had decided the
party not to support the government,
contending the treaty would prove an
injury TO German husbandry greater
than the advantages which could posi-
bly, follow it's passage. Won Bibiestein
declared German manufacturers and
merchants secured under the treaty an
estimable boon. Husbandry profited
nothing by the present customs tariff,
and agrarians should direct their efforts
toward influencing federal governments
in favor Of practical solicitude for Ger
man husbandry. The government could
not surrender at discretion 10 the de-
mands OF the agrarians. Count Won
Moltke opposed the treaty in the name
Of the lmperialists. Rickart urged the
adoption Of the treaty, saying the .en-
trance Of Russia into the European com
mercial community would have impor-
| tant consequences.
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Careful inquiry has led to the discov-
cry that there are no fewer than nine Of
Napoleon rs hats still in existence. A
writer in The Vie Contemporaine gives
list Of them. One is in the possession
Of Nine. Claitte, whose grandfather,
General Giraud, picked il up at Ma
rengo. At critical moment Bonaparte
started off at n gallOp. and the wind
blowing of his hat ho did not stop TO
pick II up.
Another Of the hats is in little crypt
beside Napoleons tomb at the Invalides.
This was worn on the 9TH, 9Th and 9th Of
February, 1907, at Eilau, and 1t is the
Identical one represented In the colossal
picture Of the battle by Gros, to be seen
in the Louvre. During the peace which
succeeded the battle Gros was commits
stoned to paint the picture, and in order
that the figure Of the emperor might be
faithfully depicted the hat was given to
the painter.
At the death Of Gros In 1885 it was
found Id. !. si.ss case upon wooden
stand. and II was sold by auction among
the painters effects for 2,0I7 francs 70
centimes 70 DIR. Delacroix, who present
ed II 70 Louis Philippe. The later, after
the famous second funeral Of Napoleon.
ordered 1t TO bo placed beside tho re-
mains with the emperor's crosses aud tho
sword he wore ut Austerlitz. OF the re-
manning hats one belongs TO Prince Vic
tor Napoleon and another TO the museum
ut Gotha. London News.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
Tho oeran reIerhone re.,lbls.

Professor Silvanus =. Thompson is one
of those who believe that ocean teleph.
ony is not only possible. but that tho
means of attaining II are within our
grasp. Telephone cables for tho deep
sea will, however, require TO be made on
a different plan from tho existing tclc-
graph cables-that In to say, u single con.
ductor OF stranded copper insulated and
surrounded by an iron shoathing that
comes between the outgoing wire aud
tho water which serves rs the return
part of tho circuit, The going and re.
turn wires will have to lilo sido by side
within tho sheathing, Moreover, the
whole circuit will probably have to be
brokon up into sections which are capa.
OF acting upon each other by mutual in
duotion. London Globe,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
A Dance without a Smile.

They have singular kind of dance
conducted on the greens of country vii
lagos in Russia. The dancers stand
apart, knot of young men here, knot
of maidens there, each sex by itself, and
silent as a crowd of mutes. A piper
breaks into tune, a youth pulls off his
cap and challenges his girl with wave
and bow. If the girl is willing, she
waves her handkerchief in token OF as
sent. The youth advances, takes a cor
ner of the handkerchief in his hand and
leads his lassie round and round.
No word is spoken, and no laugh is
heard. Stiff with cords and rich with
braids the girl moves heavily by herself,
going round and round, and never al
lowing her partner to touch her hand.
The pipe goes droning on for hours in
the same sad key and measure, and the
prize of merit in this ''circling," as the
dance is called. is given by spectators to
the lassie who in all that summer revelry
has never spoken and never smiled
New York Ledger.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
Atomic PrIncIples,

A side light is being thrown on tho ma
turo CT the elements by the chemico.
physical discussion between Armstrong
and Hartly as TO tho connection existing
in tho constitution Of certain organic
compounds and the colors they exhibit.
We may take It as IN established fact
that u relation exists. And If 80, then
why may not elements Of distinct and
characteristic color be considered M
complcxes analogous to definitely decom-
possible substancesl Tho two clements,
nickel and cobalt of decided color In
their salts und in their metallic plates,
add strength TO this idea IN that they
may DO considered rs exhibiting u sort
of isomerism, Thoiratomic weights ARE
the same within limits of experimental
error, and by analogy with compounds
identity Of atomic weight implies dis
similarity IN constitution and therefore
definite structure. Science.
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In using a feeder take out the division
board and one frame, and put the feeder
in their place.
Powdered boraX is often used, although
pure lard is better, for driving away ants
which may be located under hives.
An ingenious apiculturist has calcu-
lated that a single bee visits Is, 75O flow
ers for each ounce of honey it gathers.
Milk with dry hands. Mixers often
dip their fingers into the pail of milk or
milk into their open hands and smear
the teats, the drippings falling into the
milk pail. 1t is filthy habit.
DO not waste time and money irving
to grow profitable crops from land whose
need is thorough draining. Save vour
money and put it into good tile, prom
erly laid, and in a few years it will be
returned to you with compound interest,
Farmers who have tried this know its
truth.
\ good hay crop is always an easy
thing to sell and usually at price that
appears to leave very satisfactory profit.
good many men are thinking this way
and 50 preparing to grow less grain and
more grass. But it must he remembered
that the hay takes away good deal oi
fertility from the land, and ii vou do not
want the farm TO grow poor, You must
arrange Tor restoring this. The best way
TO make the hay crop profitable is to feed
1t at home and return the manure.
The early swarms invariably make the
most successful colonies. The earlier
they come in the season the more val.
ahlo they are. The time the Old stands
viii send out swarms will depend some
what upon their condition on cominy
out OF winter quarters.
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The majority of the houses in Brero.
Ayres have but one story. whose S,s
roof serves all the purposes of Yantso-
lawns and door yards. While the natios
are frequently utilized as dining and si,.
ung rooms, it is the universal custom 70
promenade in the cool Of the dav ON tbs .
nouse'ops' to sit there at morning 4 4
evening enjoying the refreshing bree1S4
.l .A'enslve views and varied panorama n
tne street below. The children Ga
u, ,neir fayorite playground on the ROOT
mere the nurses bring their infan,
eharges, the seamstress her sewina anS
the maid her mistress bedraggled sra-.. nu
70 put in order again. The cIo,ba. .! s
dried and aired and ironed a,on .ns ais
aunng the heated term Of nj ANU anu
less latitude thousands bring mn ths,- So
beds and sleep with starry s,r fo- o.ei
eounterpane.- philadelphia Reco,d IO'
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\ retired French naval officer has in
vented rifle that is capable of firing
two kinds ot explosive bullets, both hav.
ing immense power OF penetration.
An "Anti.Shakespeare society" is
about 10 be- started in London. The oh.
lect OF the combination is TO suppress
Shakespeare, rs his works bore those
who intend forming the society,
NJ, Brunetiere, speaking to the French
Academy ot Science, said that the deaths
outnumbercd the births in France, but
he predicts these will soon begin to gain
hy an excess Of births over deaths.
One hundred and torty.two candidates
have offered themselves In Glasgow in
response To an advertisement Offering
fl,OOO to u man who would submit him.
self TO undergo an operation which nigh,
result fatally.
The celebrated "Queen's pipe" at
Portsmouth, furnace in which for many
years all seized contrahand tobacco has
been burned, has Just been abolished
The tobacco will in future be supplied 10
the troop ships for the use OF troops.
An investigation by DR.. Richter OF
Hamburg, Germany, shows that most OF
the fires that occur IN laundries where
henrine Il used 10 wash clothes are due
TO electric sparks caused by friction OF
the benEine and the clothing as the lat.
ter ls Withdrawn from the hxth.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15

Mr.. TheoSoph-Speaking of the mystic
rious, | knew an adept who predicted
that he would be taken sick on a certain
day, at certain hour, and would die ex.
actly . hours and 10 minutes later. Ev-
erything occurred just as he foretold.
What do you think of that?
Mr.. Hardhead-He must have been a
New York man who had lived in Jersey
and had become accustomed to doing ev-
erything on schedule time.-New York
Weekly.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
GOD SAVE IRELAND.
The Fenians Of Cork PIacard the Walls
of That city.

OF Ihat tIty.
CogR.-The visit to Ireland of the Rt.
Hon. John Morley, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, has caused demonstration of
the feeling Of resentment which the
homerulers have cherished against him
since his refusal TO receive deputation
Of the eyicted tenants association. This
treatment led the eyicted tenants asso-
citation OF Cork to return to the princi-
pies OF the old Land League, and they
appointed vigilance committee, whose
duty 1t vas " sec Lhat boycotting land
grabbers was rigidly enforced. Yester-
day the Fenians placarded the city with
green posters headed in large type with
the word Amnesty" The placards de-
clare that DAILY and other Irish martyrs
are dying by inches in English prisons.
while Mr.. Morley's promise to release
the political prisoners is still unfnflled.
Continuing, the placards say France
and the United States have granted am
nesty to political prisoners. Shall Eng
land be the only nation to refuse?
Speak, John Morley; Ireland demands
an answer God save Ireland"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
Killing Fruit Pests.

1t is very important to those having
fruit trees to begin early the fight against
the pests which are sure to be with us
the coming sea on. The eggs of the leai
roller are laid very plentifully on the
trees, and are most of them found on
the trunk and large limbs. 1t is but a
few minutes work to destroy these eggs
on tree by simply drawing the back OF
a knife or something similar over the
egg clusters and crushing them. As each
cluster represents from twenty to forty
future worms, in this case surely stitch
in time saves nine. If your trees are
getting along in years and the bark is
getting rough, you can help them by
scraping off the loose bark with a hoe or
some tool that will not injure the under
bark, at the same time DESTROYING the
hiding places of the larvae of the Goblin
moth. Clean away all grass and sprouts
from around the base of the tree and
expose the woolly aphis or blood louise
to the weather, and the wash YOU intend
TO give to the tree later on.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-15
Chhttel MortCAces.

A man who gives chattel mortgage
should always examine it carefully 10
make sure 1t is not ION demand" Sharp
money lenders who loan funds on chat
Tel mortgages often try to have this
clause inserted, and when it is the bor.
rover may expect to part with his chat.
tells at almost any moment. is a trick
by which advantage is often taken Of
the unwary.-St. Louis Globe Democrat