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lLLINols.
N 5-Senator Tillnan

.ao Nov. 5.-Senator Tillman oa', 'be following to the Tribune;
 se.,s lYsonet eoncede McKinlsy's election,
 ,s.sab the returns up to date point alsssSs msv. If he is elected the fight lha: :ast nlutooracy and the gold stand. 'ss. .r;ll rot be abandoned. The present ~ ..t;on no moe can be stopped than as.. rbich resulted i'll the emancipation ' s,.vps The agricultural classes can 'srsr ' yer hope for prosperous times under Inc gold standard
 = rpn.eo. Nov. 5-The Republicans = carried Illinois by about 125, 1000. rs;esgo e alone gave Mckinley majori-
 s1 oo0 The vote in this state is a .,n,nlete surprise to the Democrats and sar take their defeat hard, because of ths big majority.
 Voting began early, and there were ,sw that did not cast their ballots.
 uare the news was received from the .,otes as to the general results, and was t.s osater of attraction.
 uHs0 o'clock this morning the Re xsaIioan officials at state headquarters e,assa their doors for the night, satis- aaa that Illinois had gone between 100,- .sa asd 150 600 for Mckinley and about tho sans fer Tanner.
 The rstarns on congressman were ea,ai#e Ia slowly, and but one district A.a filed it's oeAaplete vote. The partial ,esNrss from ether districts indicated shat nearly every one would elect the Repsbliean candidate.
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MICHIGAN.

h.
 DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Returns are in. nsals aaplsss as yet from a3 counties in l.s, ssa' The indication is McKin- ~, ', plssalisy will be 10000. The same s~ aas give Pisgree for governor as es-
 rs'ea plurality of B, 900.
 A'esSliean members of congress are ,,.s .sssa is each of the la districts of the < ,a's 4 sassst the Third and Eightb, and h..a !. - latter the issue is still doubtful nv 1s'vssa Congressman Linton and Ferd. l. sv.rsas' .rs ssaeher. The legislature will be
 n.Nnsimingly Republican.
 nsraasr nEor, Nov. s.-Michigan will give r',, 'a,A,lalsy a handsome majority. It 'p p.al Probably reach B, ,ooo majority. d,.s. 'safns U on the presidential eandi- rsr. s' rom 4s Michigan counties give ,ss.. ssAlalsy 7s.487; Bryan, ea,qgs, stse Re. upss. m rom rom several strong counties in the saaan ssssr Peninsula are not included in this his pue''s u''y-six counties give Pinrree. Re. ps'''an' for governor, qo,lss: slish.
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precincts in the state have been heard from. Bryan is steadily gaining in the most remote rural districts yet to be heard from. His majority, however, shows decreasing majorities as the count progresses. It is conceded that Bryan s greatest strength is those and will prob- ably overcome the 20oo plurality Me kinley has in Omaha.
 The feature of the contest is the enor. nous vote polled, probably 10 per cent heavier than at any previous time.
 Holcomb Dem -Pop) gubernatorial candidate is probably elected as he ran far ahead of Bryan i'll many sections. The probabilities are that the state ticket is divided between the two par ties and will be close on all of the re- suits. The legislature, however, is largely Republican.
 In the congressional districts, while little is definitely known, except in the second, where Mercer is reelected, there is little doubt that the Republicans have elected four of the remaining five con- gressmen.
 Maxwell, Silver Democrat, in the third, is probably elected.
 LINCOLN, Nov. 5.-From the returns received from the state the indications are very strong that Bryan will carry the state by a small majority.
 Another report indicated that MoKin- ley would carry it.
 Precinct A of the Ninth ward of this city, Bryan's precinct, gives Bryan 1Oa, Mckinley, 199 This is material gain for Bryan. The ward went for McKin- ley.
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KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, Nov. 5.-The latest news 'ieM M 1he state indicates that Mckinley " mia carry the state by small majority. \ ss' Aaen news has been heard from V western part of the state where free s'W s strongest. but the increased Aspasacan najorities in the central sAs saseera perts is almost too heavy to v. " overcome. McKinley's majority in 'a' cl'y and county was 1190. Louis- v ,'i,s Will probably give the Republican Asas' x about 5000 maority.
 mere Is considerable doubt about the !. Asfossfnen Little has probably beat - oreokenridge for congress by small majority.
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IOWA.

DRs MoIsEs, Nov. 5.--All Republican oOngressmen elected in Iowa beyond aaabt, and MoKinley's plurality in the state estimated at from 80, 0,00o to 90, 600. The state ticket is likely to run ahead of the national ticket.
 DEs MONIES, Nov. 5.-The 13 eleetor- alYotes of Iowa go to Mckinley by a majority ranging somewhere between sa,0o0 and 100000. The Republicans made gains at almost every voting place
 The congressman will most all be Re- pabiicans, with the possible exception of two.
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NORTH DAKOTA.

BISMARCK, Nov. 5.-The Republicans have carried North Dakota by from 500t to 5000. Fifty-three precincts out oi 123 give Mckinley 260s; Bryan, 1917 This is a Republican gain and shows that the Republican national, state and congressional tickets are elected and that North Dakota ' Il have senator who favors the gold standard The roads in the country are particularly bad on account of the recent snow storm. It was impossible to drive over land in certain parts of the Red River valley.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Nov. 5.-It seems now that Bryan has carried Kansas by small majority, although it is claimed by oaairnan Simpson of the Republican state committee that Mckinley has car riea the state.
 The Democrats claim the election of ienr congressman. The First district is ssaoased to Frederick, Republican, and 'as fearth is classed as doubtful.
 KANSAS CIrY, Nov. 5.-The state is m denbt. Beth claim it.
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MON

BorTE, Nov. 5-Bryan's majority in the state may reach I5.000. The entire Democratic Populist fusion state ticket is elected with the probable exception of associate justice of the supreme court, treasurer and secretary of state.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 5.-While Bryan hos presumably earned Nebraska by small plurality Republicans are not concedlng that fact since less than 300 out of 1554
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 5.-Election returns slow. Indseations are Republicans will have the largest majority ever given them in the state.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-McKinley's ma iority in the state will exceed 2OO,o Republicans elect state officers ant nearly all of the congressman.
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NEVADA.

CARSON, Nov 5.-It will be impossi- ble to give complete returns from Ne. vada for several days, communication being slow, but indications are thas Bryan's plurality will probably reach 2000.
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IDAHO.

- Cry. Nov. 5.-Though returns poiss .,v ulares to have full returns laeA ,. ,e,aral vote can safely be given to Br5an aaa state officers may ,,o a to the Democrats.
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NEW HAMPs SHIRE.

CONCORD, Nov. 5.--McKinley vii carry the state by good vote.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, Nov. 5.-The electoral votes will go to Bryan, but the governor is in doubt. Returns meager.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Nov. 5-New Jersey hs probably gone Republican.
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Democrat, 65.9a0.
 A. M. Todd, Democrat, elected to con- gress in the Third Michigan district by 9 small plurality.
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Rock Creek Ripples.

Mrs. c.. w. Kneeland and her
son Harry have started for San
Francisco, where he has work. Mr..
Kneeland will probably join his
wife if he finds sale for his cattle.
Miss Edna Miller, of Nashville,
and her nephew, June Edwards,
were on Rock creek this week look
ing her brothers. cattle.
Geo. B. Trotter has returned
after a weeks sojourn at Indepen-
dence and Fall City.
Oscar Belcher had a very trouble
some tooth extracted while at the
Agency. On his return he paid a
visit to the families of A. W. Skinner
and G. B. Hampton.
Linn Skinner is hard at work on
his ranch. His father is still teach
ing in Eastern Oregon, and his
health is much improved.
Miss Ida Skinner and Miss Maggie
Hampton, two OF our school
ma'ams," visited the Steer Creek
schoo Wednesday afternoon, and
were much pleased with the little
school under the. management of
Miss Edith Lille.
Rock Creek is still making i'm
p%rovements. Now it is a good
trail over the hill opposite Rocky
Point which will save twice fording
Little Rock creek. Andrew Porter
and the men who helped him deserve
much praise and the thanks ofevery-
one who has to travel from Rock
Creek to Nortons. A good wagon
road could be put on this pack trail
at no great cost and it is much
needed.
PEARL.
Dec. "a, 1896.
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Notice of Fin0J Settlement.

In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Lincoln:
In the matter of the estate of George W. Jack
son, ST., deceased:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
" undersigned, administrator OF the estate Of
George W. Jackson, ST., deceased, has filed his
tnal.account of said administration in the
County Court of the State of Oregon, for the
County Of Lincoln, and said court has fixed
Tuesday, February and, 1907,
at the hour of ten o'clock, a. m, at the Court
House in Toledo, Lincoln county, Oregon, for
nearing objections thereto, and for the settle
ment thereof.
Dated this 9th day OF December, 1896.
+. NJ. STANTON,
Administrator of the estate OF George W.
Jackson, ST., deceased.
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hliluil anu hlUllle NJ. Ar
mold, guardian, plaintiff. Suit in Equity
VS.. to ~foreclOsa
William Mackny, defendant.
To William Mackay, the above-named de-
PENDANT:
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OFOREGON;
l. You are hereby summoned and required 10
appear ana answer TO the complaint OF the
plaintiffs in tie above entitled suit now on file
with the clerk OF the ~above-named court, on or
before the fourth Monday, the 18th day OF jan
nary, 1857, II being the first day of then reg
ular term Of the said court, to he held ot tho
court room in the court house at Toledo, in Lin.
coin county, Oregon; and You are hereby mott
ned that II you fail so to appear and an.
sWer as herein required, tie PlaintiIts viii APP
ply to the court for the relief prayed Tor in
their said complaint, namely: for a decree
against you, the said William Mackay fI the
sum OF One Thousand Dollars in us 5. gold coin,
with interest thereon in like gold coin at the
rate of ten per cent per annum from the 2Sth
day OF February, 1895, until paid, and for $1,000
as attorney s fees, besides the costs and dis
bursements of this suit; and that the mortgage
set out in the com plant be fpreclOspd end Th9f
the mortgaged premises therein desert ell, TO.
VII: Lots numbered 1 and 5 in section Is, and
Lots numbered l, , and IL in section 10. in town
snip IL south, range 10 west, in Lincoln county,
Dragon, and containing lIS.i2 acres, be sold iy
the sheriff of Lincoln County, Oregon in nj,
manner prescribed by law for TIE sale Of real
property under execution, and that the pro
ceeds arising from such sale be applisd d, frs. to
the payment OF the costs and expenses of such
sale ana OF tnls SUIT, anIneXt to TIE paymeu-
otthc amount decreed to I've due the rlair.iTs
herein Including their said attorneys ices, aid
that II the same does not sell for enough to sat.
i,sly plaintiffs demands in full thu, th,y may
nave execution against any otaer property or
ne uehcency, and that Jhe sheriff ia; the pu.-
chaser atsrtt ,%altirtO III L CGi6;e p"ss ssi,n
OF the said premises, and that the lie enLaat
ana AL persons claiming under him since he
2Sth DAY OF February, 1898, he forever debarreI
and torerlCsed of ali RANT. TIE, intercS. aIS
estate OF, in and to said premises. aud tina, III
p.aintif have TIE right to = con G tie pur ha.-
or relief as the Court NAY sc u l. Get an e nj.
able. i'
This summons Is PUBLISH ia the LINCOLN
COUNTY LEADER, for six successive and consen.
utive weeks, Immediately prior to the 9Th day
OF January 1897, under and in pursuance Of an
order for the publication of said summons,
made blythe Hon. j. Fullerton, judge Of said
Court at Roseburg, Douglas county, Oregon, at
December 10th 1895.
J. II. BRHSON.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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PEARL.
Dec. "a, 1896.

a merry Christmas and a happy
New Year.
Marriages-none.
Deaths-noue.
Births-none.
The health Of the people is excep-
tionally good, with the exception
of colds and other minor ailments.
Drift Creek is coming to the front
in the matter Of dances. The one
at Mr.. Irven Holhrooks Christmas
Eve. was quite we'll attended and
enjoyed by all those in attendance,
especially the supper which was
excellent, consisting Of chicken,
pork, beef, several kinds of pie and
cake, and other good things too
numerous to mention, all of which
were very good indeed
The Christmas tree ami dance at
Mr.. John Watkins on Xmas night
was the most enjoyable affair of the
season. Prof. Banks had a well
arranged program which was we'll
executed. B. +. Without called off
the presents. The tree was beauti-
fully arranged and well loaded with
nice present, many hearts were
made glad, especially Mr.. John
Watkins and Mr.. c. NJ. Brown,
who each received a mince pie.
The dance after the Christmas tree
was well attended and enjoyed by
all present. The supper could not
have been better. The music was
first-class and was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Arnold and
David Shipley. Messrs. Lester
and Willis Grant, David Shipley,
ben Young, Lee Chapman and
George Simmons, and Misses.
Bernice Grant and Mile Young
and Mrs. Lora Curler, all of Big Elk
were present, and enjoyed them
selves so we'll that they promised
to come over again New Years to
attend the dance at the same place.
Billie Jenkins and Herbey Brown,
of Toledo, spent Xmas with rs.
We hope the boys enjoyed them
selves. Come again boys.
Mrs. Cora Mcdonald is visiting
friends on Drift Creek.
The Glen Sawmill is again repair
and will start up again as soon as
the creek raises again.
MI. Irven Holbrook has his new
house almost completed.
SMILES.
Dec. IS, 1896.
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~

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
Lincoln County.
The Oregon Central and Eastern Railroad
Company, plaintiff,
VS..
VIM. NJ. Hoag, defendant.
To Vim. NJ. Hoag, the defendant in the above
entitled suit:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
u you are hereby summoned and equired to
appear andanswe r plaintiff frs complaint in the
above entitled suit, now on file i'll the office of
IRE Clerk of said Court, on or before the 25th
Cay OF January, 1897, that being the first day of
the next regular term of said Court, to be held
at the court house, in the town of Toledo, in
Lincoln County, State of Oregon; and you are
hereby notified that if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint as herein required the
plaintiff will take Il decree against you for the
relief prayed for in the complaint in said suit,
to-wit: A decree of the said Coz TT decreeing
and adiudging that you have no estate, claim
the tide and overlooked lands in Sections FIJI
teen, Twenty-Five, Twenty-six, Twenty-seven
and Thirty-five in Township No. II south,
Range IL west, in Lincoln County, State of
Oregon, and that the title OF the plaintiff
therein is good and valid and decreeing that
you be forever e~njoined and debarred from
asserting any claim whatever in or to the said
tide and overiowed lands adverse to the plain
tiff, and for the costs and disbursement OF this
suit against you.
This Summons is published in the Lincoln
order of Hon. J. C. Fullerton, judge of the said
Court, which order was made at Chambers at
ROseburg, Oregon, and bears date December
10th, 1896.
J. r.. BRYSON and W.. s. McFADDEN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Merit

Made and Merit Maintains the confidence
Of the people in Hoods Sarsaparilla. Ifa
medicine cures you when sick; fit makes
wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond
all Question that medicine possesses merit.
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Notice of SheriffS Sale

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
- and in pursuance OF an execution and or.
or ~ sale Il attached property, issued out Of
the circuit court Of The state OF Oregon for Ben
Yen county, hnier The zeal Of SAID Q Mt ana
tearing date Noyernb Der 2Jrd, 1896, upon a iuGv-
~ ent duly rendered by the said court, In M
acitpn in which }. K. nryson was plaintiff and
Arthur st. Clair was defendant. on The IIth 1nS,
O. November, 1896 in favor OF tie aid plaintiff
ami against the said defendant for the sum a.
S'Io2l, with inter st al eight per cent ner an.
mum from the 18th lay o. November, 1856, an
t"r S2I.2b cents COS; aud Tor TIE snle of til, .tAt
property hereinaf .er described, attach Il /,
NE said action; and w ict said judgment wiy
GUY docktted in q @ jr ign,nt docket u. IN
sald court on the l7th day of November. \ n.
and which said eEcruti M issued thereon l. tr
ne directed and delivered and comm0n:s RE
70 satisfy the said snNs uf money du lrercnn
uy nhe sale OF the rea! property hereinafter Dc.
s'rloed, the same having Geen heretofore duly
attached by me in the said action. Now there.
iore, In pursuance of the said execution sud
order Of sale | have levied upon the foilswinr.
described real property. helCnriYg Ia ~. vi,
defendant, Arthur 81. Chair, toWi7. ria w ,",i'
nan OF the southeast quarter an1 the ,hst half
OF the southwest quarter Of $, elton thirty in
Iownshlp yer, south, range nine west of viii
lan,ette meridian, in Lincoln county, Oregon
ana containing loo acres, excepting. how,vgr'
thsiVif9m two acres sold off by Arthur ST. Clair
10 i. j. Pfppin. And on
tuesday, the 9Th day orJanuary, 1897,
at the hour of one O'Clock in the aftern IN IF
80 w my, AT the Court House door, in the CITY
or loledo, in Lincoln county, Ore son'
VIII offer for sale, and sell at pnbIic
auction to the highest bidder for cash in
h En- me above described r al property and ali
me right, title, interest and estate of Inc said
defendant Arthur ST. Clair, OF, in and to The
same, TO satisfy the amount due on the said
!uSgmeht and execution, costs and a%ccruinr
Dated December end, 1896.
GEORGE \. LANDS.
sherlh OF Lincoln County, Oregon.
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wi ade

That is just the truth about Hoods Sar-
saparilla. We know it possesses merit
because it cures, not once or twice or a
hundred times, but in thousands and
thousands of cases. We know it cures,
absolutely, permanently, when all others
fail to do any good whatever. We repeat
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~

In the Circuit court OF the State of Oregon, for
Lincoln County.
Minnie NJ. Arnold, Harry L.
Arnold and Minnie NJ. Ar
mold, guardian, plaintiff. Suit in Faulty
VS.. to %foreclOsa
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In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon fol
Lincoln County.
The Oregon Central and Eastern Railroad
Company, plaintiff,
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QUEEN VIC AND HER CHICKENS.
Though Monarch OF Many Lands She
Has Her Tavorite Hen.

From the New ! DIX W oIlh-
There are plenty Of proofs that me
t,atrs or Oueon Victoria are decidedly
domestic. but none seems more convincing
tbru ,hat SIN. is an enthusiastic chicken
raiser. Yhc royal aV'ary. or. as the 500"
New England housewife would can H.
.hs ouecn's hrucoup. aS described ln Ihe
loudna Fea; ;hcrci World. by Artist Ernest
NJ. lesson is "a very elaborate aA3r.
The queen has her bead "chicken man.
who is aided by a large corps OF cAptrl-
cp.,3 assistants. For forty years the
rov,l roultl, pens wcrc under female
e,,,,or,-fei,n Mrs.. - AlhcrtarSon. now IN
,l,rr.,c OF the queens room az the Kennels
b.in,r supervisor. 4 man named Ham
mond has succeeded hcr. tIo knows all
about chickens. their value ana their art
ful ways.
MANY breeds are kept in tho royal
avinry-cold and silver spangied ham
irres. gold and silver pouciied. ana black
ones besides. Black, white and specklod
dor1ings STRAIT about in company win
proud American plymouth rocks black
minorcas, white lcSnorns. andaluSianS
white rocks and hou!ans. American
plvmouth rocks are. 10y the way among
IN queens favortes.
The hantams as usual. are the pride Of
the roost one named Toby is as tame as
a kitten. lie is Ilammond's toy. When
the keeper Chaps his hands the midget runs
to meet him. Jumps upon mis- hand and
chanticircrs to his hearts delight.
The chickens are let out daily in patches
Of The same breed for an hours run on the
grass For breakfast they get soft food,
and for the evening meal they get an
abundance OF wheat. There IS no hospital
At the royal ayiary. As soon as one OF
the birds appears 10 be ailng it is put 10
death and afterwards creamated.
The most formidable creatures in the
lot are the wild turkeys imported from
Canada, but now thoroughly naturalized
TWO beautiful golden eagles are among the
curiosities OF the collection. One was
captured thirty years ago in Windsor
forest. There are Aylesbury ducks. bu
not many. There are also golden pleas
ants and pigeons of various kinds.
An average OF tfly vEgS a gay are laid
by the hens. They go 10 the castle, Buck
mgham palace and OSbOrue house only.
The queen has an apartment at the
aviary. II is a bright. sunny room, witt
nearly pure white wallis. Y ease OF Stuffe,
birds shot by the prince consort is the
principal ornament.
The aViary was once one of the popular
resorts OF the royal family. and a tea
service of dark blue and white Dresden
china is stil in the house.
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BY MAUDE ANDREWS.

upon the quiet dim grays and blues OF the
background there slowly unfolded a ctieS-
tial vision. The sky grew blue ana piu''
bv the light of it's myriad stars, DIM
white shadowv stairway came out upon
the blue ana then decending upon II came
the vision OF Marguerite. white as moon
stone. crowned with astral lilies ABOUT
her in the heavens blue blossomed th@
faces OF angels ike white lilies on
sapphire water. and the music filled up To
the full with suprerne harmony that shent
court of beauty until or minds eXpandcd
TO the width of all the world. ana our
souls reached as high as heaven. All o.
this in London music hall and. may u
please you. the most divinely beautiful anu
uplifting thing that my eyes ever looked
upOn
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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters o. Interest from Our Readers
On Various Subjects.

Mrs IT - Faifchiid. - Nashville avenue,
New Or.,.su- Lat ha~ been long since
,-.,s vyi-h vou. but I have written hrfore;
uarhans ~ letters miscarried J am now
a r,.sid,L of what could justly De- termed
the. finw-r ciiy. The confederate Jasmine
is my especial admiration. IL climbs The
Iofttast t.rrs. forms beautiful tr"iiiSes.
ami In Spring is "a clustering mass ot
blossom Of rare fraefanc''. II Is castE
r,r1f-aga ed. OiaandcrS grow into trees
here. aff magnolias. every sncCics Of Jas
mine. cange and hanluss flourish here
The ,ins at Audubon park In the exposi-
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has agents IN every locality. II you
do not find one in yours just send us
81 for years subscription.
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NJ. A. Bush. Hyram. Ala, has an Indian
hatchet and silver-tipped fountain pen TO
exchange for secondhand violin. Write
what You have.