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Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
scURVY CHaKe LCUaE.
>Pest Which Destroys Orchards and
Methods OF combating.
49,. the Eva. II F. "

4, e
A correspondent at Altoona, Pa,
writes the Country Gentleman: please
tell me II the inclosed 1wigs are in
Tested. with San jose scale. My enlire
orchard lools like that, and last 81 M
mer many trees turned yellow and
died"
The twig3 are badly infested with the
common pest, scurfy bark louise. Chic
naspis furfurus Fitch. q species which
Is sometimes quite abundant upon trees.
though rarely numerous enough to kill
those Of any size. There is no sign of
the San Jose scale. Aspidiotus per-
niciosus Comst.. and the turning yell
low of the foliage and death of the
trees would indicate some other cause
for the trouble. We observed condI-
tions somewhat s,c,::llocr to this at the
latter end of the sec son in western New
York, and there 1t was due III all prob
ability to- excessively wet weather. ~
The scurfy bark louise may easily be
recognized by it's elongated. somewhat
pear-shaped form, the smaller end bear-
ing minute yellow particle, the cast
skin of an early stage. The male scales
are elongated. with a small yellow{sh
pellicle at one end Of a much larger.
three-ridged white scale. They are fre-
quent1y crowded together in masses and
give an almost snowy white appearance
to infested twigs. The female scales,
when recent, are alrc.t pure white, but
as they age dust and d irt collect upon
them and they soon become grayish.
The common name Of scurfy bark louise
is bestowed on this species because OF
the scurfy, scale-like masses it forms
upon infested trees. The insect passes
the winter as purplish eggs under the
protesting mother scale, the young
appearing in this latitude the latter part
'of May or early in j;.ce, and in Pennsyl.
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NM2 FAel.

The carbanaceo,ss n,ut, mainly de.
tiyetl from decayin& scSssex. with NO
lnoss. OF the great Cetaat swamp. a,'o,at
AEteen miles from Rostvl. according ia
The A1snYtsctnrers' Record. yields al'
equal al,anti&y Of gas OF higher iilumi-
mating power than can lie derived from
thF gas Goals commonly uscta. The
rrsidulnu coke OF the gery finest
type for Melul]ursical purposes, Who'll
~ free from sulphur, il about SiW
l1vuNtls. to the ton Of dried fNel put into
the coke ovens There are about 1oU,~
goo, ,QIo tons dry; weight in this box,
which sia:kaat One ,sf many iu the youth.
ea.tern. part Of MaN,aci,usetts, 4 het-
!ter a.ead $rael exiAt* il the great Dis,
mal,xwAaSA; tie .:ftt,tg lands Of tesnxis.
tAs ANaassaeeks of the Everglades. and
fhs rtee sra sugar lanas Of Texas and
Ls,aisiaAa 49,: =. = s'. ,'>F ~
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ELECTRIC IRRIGATION.
California Deserts Re-
claimed lsy Motor Pumps.

valueless California Deserts Re-
!, .cl..isncA 1'y Motor Pumps.
Fronl the city Oh Los A,,grleS. 'al..
ON tho I'ucitic coast to the Sierra
Madre mountains. 4 distance OF about
ninety miles. says the New York Press,
the electric current hus taken an ;ctive
part in converting hundreds OF thou
sands of acres of absolutely valuclcss
desert into far1ns and fruit ranches
worth from $500 to $500 per aero.
Streams from the constantly melting:
SHOWS ct tl1e nso1sntains arc turned
into power houses. and the current
generated ~ ,l:&an sover mAny transhlis-
.t,iye ,li.r.x t.epees this formerly great
desert. -
"A awell si* driven 4xsr earA setenly-fiEe
.or 5'lat4nlre,iE acre :sfa4sa' ann the water
caised,aHa :tuesseta into irriSati,s ditch
4ea >lW eienten pumps >stsasias current at
VERY NV cost From the stpansnaas1on
line. No expert asaeaflesa ;as required,
it being !oasy necessary to throw a
sHitcA ana aleave the motor to do Che
work. -Ahe w6o.ts 'ase deep. ranging
from 4M u eft, feet. lint when, water
10 steIck: the s,,priF 1seena* t"- lie in
'e4l,1usfib)e. j. ....~
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>. 2ssrae ideal sbil for q 4zac@, orchard iy
e1tAtr = henry sands lvsm or a light
clSy 1onR,. -. >. s* H.
Every 1Arn should haxa an orch ARD
anA a, 9inry yard, and these shola,a ~
res3rard a.. among it's permanent in,-
PROV <ntss . T. ~: 8 -
:WAerz possible; the buyer Of trees
ieTtthe family orchard, shol1Iu seler1
then, from ;3 i hear By nursery. j xnd
4.sllpp Id sisitht th eaN nurssry%s himself i ITO
MxKe sure Of what he IS sEsttins. t+N =
Most: farmers cannot 1 lord 1 to TAXA
= inns from their ot her. work to =. sxrew
1ra5t fer 1rkeE but enonxh .hp,ia
b.ssasxn; sa that tAe farlhsr'& T. family
aslsS;: Have % e:IbuaidsafGts IS eaeh giha
1h lt@s xpasen:: mat II S1. u tl, tsass
peatitieas .e3fsafrti4 :l]fe::4E.s:,.:' -
" IHe iyp,a sIsa distances viii
do as we'll asalagy ethar tresx sit;sEs:tAsy
ar sperlS packed :ana: aeliv efed. I: s=. Il
!: ID, inSs;> secnI1 that III .nqss aroxa&
j tiesalssts ii Il sa 70 Ssf dry ard th
reefs ~ nstla "a o ~
tis4 @t~ st = nv
.JieT. S5 % E ssS, .ss1y
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DIR. EROWN'S SOLAR MOTOR.

two, guide, rails, on which a slide block
is adapted to travel. Tho block is
raised or lowered to the desired posi-:
tion by means Of rope attached there
to, which passes over L sheave wheel,
at the top OF tue tower and is wound
up On a drum at the base.
The block supports one end Of a
tubular shaft, which at the opposite
end is supported In Il swivel bcaring
carried on 4 bracket fastened to the
base frame. The REFLECTOR is mounted
d1l this shaft by means Of a pair of
segmental racks, secured to the re-
flector and adapted to mesh with suita
ble gearing carried in blocks on the
shaft. The shaft at the center opens
into spherical boilcr at the focus OF
The reflector. Steam generated i'll the
boiler Is conducted 10y Il pipe passing
through the tubular shaft to An engine
The tubular shaft carries Il sl,rockct
wheel, which has chain connection
with gearing opera ted by Il cieck mech
anism on the base frame. The clock
train is driven by weight suspended
from the pulley at the top OF the tow
CT, and ut intervals OF two minutes it
releases the reflector, which thereupon
is rotated through a small angle by a
second weight similarly hung. By this
means tho reflector is made to alWayi,
bear the proper relation to the :s'lu, ST,
as to focus the suns rays Ola the hoilct.
'Ihe vertical movement or incliuation
Of the reflector is attained by operating
the .gen1:il,s which, nst:sh*es with t''<
Segmenttll. racks on the setiectOr..
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How ths Deficiency of' Natural Jes'
ssts May BE In Large Neas~-
urs Overcoma:.

Planted trees can bs made III sup-
ply the deficiency qof natural forests
on the great plains., II we'll arranged.
According to the United States Dureau'
Of forestry, in, bulletin No. S., juss
published. the results to, be 0htatned,
are sufilcient TO justify the expenditure
Of time and labor B, ~]''7 ~a'',,.-.'''o.72". =
: An. Intelligent selection, Of species,
followed Ny good care is essentials
Whether for windbreaks'or tor the COM
merciali products the planting should
be carefully. done, cedars and pines
requiring particular care: = For ordi-
nary Plantations the best practice III
to use small trees and. homegrown
seedlings So. far a. possible. In many
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UTILITIES THE SUMS HEAT. !.

Atss,m sS9ensrated fKvs Rays dAtk4rss
y .sislp = Great Rel4ctor.s &c e 70 s'
A solar motor which has recently
|, been E Invented by DR. E. r, Brown Of
Cottonwood Falls Kan. Is illus,i:lte,..
In the accompanying engraving. Tie
apparatus as described In the Scientific
American ,embodies some very u.,eilll
Improvement over Solar motors as
heretofore constructed The large re-
flector may in time of storm be re-
'versed and lowered, as indicated in
one or the figures. when 1t will preaent
much less resistance to the. wind and
thus escape injury or destruction
| Piyotslly; mounted at the left end Of
The base frame tower. formed. with
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
What L,.c !. ), Old sNet s,y.,
u.,, Il; q. ,1.,;s, ;1;s ~ - ;$tss:: z :'sssstSs

u,,n, rio. s.,sa ,s ~ ~ q: il X! {! sssssE'
The leading edit rial, t..sWhat Kim
eoln Said" "a II ',hn Roll MeLea.n's
Dinci"n "i>E w'' reads thus: Y ;,,sfr
"Ther- ia ':~, !. revival Einf the
aewspap "a Abraham Iincv'n
declared. Srol 10 before his death,
TO- be one or: gers, Of the tiants
ah ad MIN i the neal: fu1ure,'
said Mr.. Lin 'risis approaching
that un "rv III .ud causes ,me to
irenhl ,4oF il of; my, eounlr>. ;:
AS D. result / war; corporations
hays beeu. IN hioned ,and>ian|;era:,Af
corruption in hlsl ,,lacess will afs tAow,:
and the. 'n<'n y. .:p wsr off, The, ,cssantryy:
will endravo' prolong its right 10y
working upon tne prejudices of tho
people, until all w"alth is aggregated
IN a few h.niI ana the republic is: de-
atroyed. frel at this moment more
anxious for The sat ty of the country
than ever before, +4ven in the, midst: of
war;" =. =. ). u
This was duly Exposed" in 1896 and
1000. It has 50 hurlesque a@face, its
talk about corp ,rations' and "money
power is so gro'esqueIy premature,
nat its author must have had an ut
holy JOY in making it. "lu the midst
plf war" is anOth r betrAying phrase, as
Mr. Linro!l had long survived the
Mar. He died before Jue Johnston
md ilty know nothing OF such d letter.
t IS Ihe cheapest Sort OF forgery, but
Wi! lm snlemnIy used again 10y those
Who ought to kno bettsr. ..
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,1Akhita Rita in Orchard;

Every rhard skea1d have. " hat is,
nalltds rabbit pits. Dig \ small Nell il.
the. middle af your orchard about Ave
feet deel. eli ther: square or round. tAeE.
cover the top with boards With ! man
.hele:.lef sos the boys can set down int,
The pit; then make a six-inch square
.boy about 122 feet long; Leave an open
Sin the floor of your box over the
with the open IS pace Just over the:
we'll and when thesr abbits run into the
box .tle drop into he well This al J
7sWeng.rNN MI pisse nit the Fabs,
fseps III us u 4; 4
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1s1xf s,a s.siri stslsr astd.saa i +

80
HIM
Ssrsee. 4 u II |lS h
81. .Ai
mn Mtlt
piece pf sold el i, ,er
y; ie;'s,
81 metal toi'u chrs the side: OF the
vessel and loses its electrical charge:
Then springs l,a clS and is ag:.i1l eleess
triflel. fley process being ,rep paate,l any
nlll1ibsr & practt cttiiciliy ike thc
swing giligs fa pendulum A lock Of
Sthia Kind ~ oncei Yable and as It
you'd persist as long az the raIi,l,l re-
poree ssYe lttie tlhav time.
psses eoisix ears = bs..
Ing wound up u RI
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N>l1 II 1nA P1rsn,star.

Ed ward Bohn, 1holivas at Round Pra:-
rie, has welt whichst RVS arr aaren-
sfsf, slJ4 an 'Dlaera .{IA) speriai to the
New York Nerld. II hsk bsnnsnebing
wsathsf fstseasts for ssere than ysar
aaa has never beeA Mb bey7a to fAil to give
ii. .z.ra ssf tap .Pt or !, tgr y: 80.
TIE wsn IN absAt s. tset deep. III,
vaxAr il ,As elsar u sryA AaI'lAt TOW fill.
Il hours Of : stern, whsn, xsftADlffit = lfit III
aPtsr.at rea son, 8: il hscos!e ). sro.ass13is
saasre or les. .ndd3 cenxlii i'm bbsSa1 81.
Aieativs Sf the; e;1islsscs.Dft ths storm that
*nay hs 11psetta:: HI = @ll w1s diux 0veff
ayear axe, and thu eclaiaens y whieA pre-
vail at sths &rsseat time havs bess pres
81 Az l9lll ifss5t sll5j,! Asas.rt: & . "A. .
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Notice.

The aunua' meeting of the stock
hnldrrs OF the The Austin National
Bank, Of Austin, Minnesota, will be
held at their banking house on Tues
day, January 10, lHo5 at four o'clock p,
10. for the purpose OF electing five di-
rectors for the year ensuing, and for
the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before said meet
lnI. = =.
Dated Austin, MIMI, Die. 10, 1N0E 4
y. l.. MITCHELL, Cashier.
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DIAGRAM. SHOWING PLAN OF CON-
:: sTRUCTlON.
of The treeless districts of western:
Kansas the paintings may be made
to serve a d1zal purpose IT well man:
aged. both, as windhreaks and wood
lots
The sketch shows a. farmstead. On.
the southwest corner Of section,
says Orange Judd Farmer. 1t contains
is acres, 3 acres. of which are nnnt-.
ed to trees. On the north side ave-
acre wood lot extends: across. the
grounds and one of a little more than
two acres across the south: end The
west side is protected by a; belt Of
trees Ave rods wide: The lanes and
dr;yeWays are two rods wide and lined
with trees two rods apart. The rows
CT trees in the windbreak should be
planted four by eight feet, and thinned
TO eight by eight when they get larger
Cottonwood m;xad with cedars are
v2Yy hardy, give quick growth, and
when oAaei tie cottonwood may be re-
lroyed, leaving a belt Of cedar. The
,rcws in wood lots run east and West
eight feet apart, with trees. four feet
apart in the rows. In these are used
mulberry, Usage, orang@, black locust
green ash, OF sometimes hardy catai~
pa. Cataipa and Usage oranges do
well. This arrangement assures pro-
tettton for farm buildings, and at tl:e
same time affords d cCnsauc rajle wood
let and convenient grounds.
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,,.. -, - a. 49, -. ..&fT
vania probably about the middle Of May.
Thorough spraying at the time tha
young appear with a. whale-oil soan
solution or kerosene emulsion, using
one pound Of The fer 'uer 70 four gallons
of water, or one part OF the standard
emulsion to- abont*seyen gallons OF wa
ber, should destroy frost Of the insects,
The San Jose: see e, is very different.
and may be at once distinguished from
the bark louise by iis circular outline.
and also smaller size. The full-groWn
female scale OF the scedirfy bark" louse
.is about one-tent1t Of an inch IN length,
whereas that pf: the gan Jose: scale III
only one-sixteentA: ofaansinch in diame-
ter. The syoung scales Of the latter spe-
oies are dark. gray, sometimes almo8t
black. with 4 distinct e4ntral nipple and
l. 3parish ring. ., 4 mont characteristic
feature: of this stster spseiaa, and <ons
which sistinEuishss it fspAa othsc ',ark
lice hayine:>& eireahr sespde. III tsat. ths
SraaR t1ssasa Of fgaal. Ioaa1s md t1ios
sre usgally staileA q deep red er purple
il the =isaaaettats sacialts Si the insect:
1Aie a|eksdas, tanliee the srnrfy bark
lSnse, passes the wfaser in a DAr$1y-
grown esa&itian. Aru aess xa6t begin
srssafa< ae$4@ ebs<t IN m1adae ar lat
:stsr per& Il 4nAs, 80 otl tleoss prpalsc-
sinE, yeaias tn hransAnI,t -thsarsnaiaa,t
Of Ae growing ssasca. 1t il: most sue.
ea,aiaJ aontrsalld fAsrsssre by tA.
app'aratasa sf wintsr : *ar.ys*-.materiats
kAicA ara, stronx sat IA to Eth tho in
sssts white still daSer the projecting
scai,s. I.isas-snlpAur vssAss appaar te
bs the aaost e11sctual of anything hitA-
e2to ursa for til destruction OF this pest.
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! =. ! "a
4 Frishteued Horse : sss's'a

Running like mad down the Street
Numuing the occupants, or hundred
other accidents, are every day occur
!+n.e,.A II hehooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve handy and there's none
az good as Bucklen's Arnica Saive.
Burns. Cats, Sores. Eczema and Piles,
disappear quickly under its soothing
effect. 2N at X, O. Wold's drng store.
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Wbsn you want a pleasant pusgative
try Cha&nbef1ain's Stomach and 1Iiver1
trab1et& They are easy to: :taKe &n6I
ReeAaes no 1aapsea;gripihg Or .otthsr|
dh9RSeHabie effect. Fol: sale bx::tn}l|
druggists. =, ..,,s.,
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28

paper. li&s *hiollda' bs;Aone Is .sAo~a
ia the 'illustnkztton:: 1she pieces must be
iednxa to9e after the iassaissa Ut. as9 tse
lap is " 4ssst4pes pipe, onlNait t$i$ better. to
make ss*ss1a rather than 3 oae, lar to
aaaiasg Tor expaasioa during growth q
tree. Thu srreFents the intrusion af
dassnts to ny eggs oneer The >ari; aa&
fully rHasas antl 'nrC1rrts* tho tree from
thA vatKiteH x{lenas. r.. .
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Valuable Safae S,s.

Many do uat;; ,nett1a to
reafize that thsn h sale
stfps Tetejtved 4sE 'aoae Hub
Depart .Save are
valuable. Wna ahe y
amount to $35.oo return
them and get rs cents
i'm goods free. of charge
in any department.
This is an actual rebate
to customers to enc0alr-
age continued trading: at
The HUB. .
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Notice to itho Public .

N~QG0 " A9bO kVDlH. ..:sl
L rhxrehy give notice to all cpncpraeti
that I bayo this day given my so1k
PhirE2s Drew Vaughan, q minor, ie
time, and 1 will not claim a1iy Of hAk
wages and will not be In any way rSss rils
spo.,slble'; fpr any debts or Publications.
which he may ASSUME. >!.Eg - Ne. ,.ss.
Mrs ELsIf}M. VAUGHAN. rs; as
Lansing, Minn., Dec. l, 1904.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
AVE TAN

Horse aud Cattle Hides aud
Skins OF all, FUR beari,1ss
aiL,nals suitable for iRpbeS
or Goats. Write for ptist..;
list, shipping tags, etc. frlyess'
". TAUBERI, Dresser d Dyeta.
e22 BHvAM AvE.k. n
MiHNEAPO OILS. .MikN Il
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S|l;I dish tito r. Y6tat,. !; m, !

Il, q 8 " ,1 IS ttA.. Fsste,F. j l.ti-
.t,at Paris h ave. just, aceoaap pl isAed
TIA leeliAEs nliraeae, Of transml1tiag ID
sra dish into. 8 potato. rheirs report,
which. lal Just ,,ssa a ade S to tho
Aeadensy OF scieAess,s says this was
dons ~ cult ating the hum Bile rad
.isll in 4 SPECIAL Solut ion Of glucose, /
qnasi rafllsll I st first foaris hing, and
then sla ter hen submitted to chem.
ical tests Was found 10 be disfin-.
gaishaho ,s i.ll irssllo way. from a potato.
JUST N can be made OF this
eroaiIl tlabea 5i11eth Cd Of potato eulturs
sis not set forth.
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I z>a axatiye bEemo Qa@.ne
Cures Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
g nj " cnevery
20, ~X/T1H1~> box. 25e
improved Sidewalk Brick. ta,1. a

Ed Barr, proprietor of the Austiis
Brick Il Tile Works, is making superior
urick especially adapted for sidewalks:
Its advantages are cheapness, neatness
and durability. They are not as slip
very as cementin winter. They cast less
han plank and are much cheaper than
'sment. lie will furnis sh them on a
i've year guarantee. Get particulars
and estimates before laying your walks
his spring. ED. BARR, Aust'n.C
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>I.!!M1lB
Holiday Excursion Rates. :.

esn December "a, 25, 26, 81 and
january lSt and End, the Iowa Central
viii sell round trip excursion tickets at
pne and one third fare, limited for re-
cirn to and includlng January 4, 1905.
For particulars and folders call On
agents.
Mower County transcript., 1904-12-28
For SALE

Several choice Chester white bears
ana SnA red poilod bull. Outlook
stock farm, ) miles south vest Of .Apr-
tin. I. j. DINsa1poR 4 SONy I
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.Across tho street Juggling aWater melon always
sSttFacts attention. 80 docs man thowinr@ mn
tho superior qualities OF tbs PAGE Fence I.
WhYa Because men lilo 4 rood thing sl Nm.
factrred by THE PAGEsWO OVEN WIREFENGE
.COAdri1n, Mich. @N .f 555557 80
kesp i The nnly lily s1af fsintsesd
The maunfartI a. .s y
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Mice or hocers, the
-litti is~ ~Gevice shown
>.fn"::t the ILLUSTRATION
viii. appeal @*:'velty:'
,strongfy.: :: -.;Remnrs
.thsaea4>th :fEomfthe
tree sa1sA, y: .wf:a'p. tho
loN.er part Of: the
'tI.li1N> LAif}1 ..t0,rrn II
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PROTECTING YOUNG TREES:
Eathod sby Which Ravagas of Mice
''' ard ~Borers MAY Be Best 49, !;
:, ;.: = Avoided. '...

: TO Those VINO awe isunered the loss
ef%<all or .rarl. u. theiE: orchard, frcm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-16
ARRIVAL OF BUYERS.

?. Auerbaeh Bro. Salt IARs City; s. II. AusreAnh
Baker Gnaoers. baltimore: s Glnsberg. wooll'n piso'
J. D. Bend Company. PItt,burg. Fl. p. millinery
Bsrnhcm-r Brothers. baltimore " Bernhsimsr. silks
linens and white goods; J. II Boyee domesties nAnnes
6rr' Mats Co ; HgntnStS5 w 10 vs 81 s q bsEA
Gus Blass prysools COMPANY, IA;tl. Rock. Ark; Gus
=, Brown Dgrreli Co Boston: F s Adams rteeons
Vest HiHeteenth -, Heral1 square 49,. o.
i Hammer notions hosiery gloves and furnishing goods
cedgsn = H AZ bison, s5sIISyyns Ky; Caldwell
Fo2ds - y c.Wf.l' k.Stohs, 80 n E c,,,
dTyso2is notions and fgTrisnins gcods NayaTTe
ciars5n : Wilson Company. Rgnsl9 Allen HsHlins.
{. v conn Ranger. Ne. millinery. St. Denis
cohen g Co. Boston O. cohen. trimmings. Herald
4 r. cohn. Kane Penn. drysOads notions ana fur
connolly & Wallace. Scranton: b. P Connolly drysooas
crppsn & Reed Saratoga, y. 7: q. NJ. criDpon-
DoIhou' s Mckay Company, worcester: cbsrss WAL
DO notions lsces ribbons etc; 40. : WalkeI-st -
4omesucs and naHnels. linens white goods. ETC. No.
,, Dryer Brothers, s;o Tswooa ms H De-. dryEoods
L0s.y. I-,,a-. 70 49,, % 1I,a Co.. "
Smith. seneral buyer Herald SQUARE
Alden. earpsts upholstery goods ana furniture. s6
Issae Fallers Seas & c. Cincinnati E. Beck notions.
J.. Y FarweII COMPANY. Chicago W z. Rice dress
Ferguson llcFlnney Dry Goods Company. St Louis, A.
domestcs AMI prints. No ~ Leonard 81 -
Marshall Field * Co, Chicago: r {. Whit.
goods No lu4 NOrth-st-. Navarro
Marshall Field * Co Chicago, q NJ Morgan coaks
and suits and George Taruow Gibbons, No iO4 WORTH
Friedman brothers. Caldwell. ohio: D. Friedman
goods notions and furnishing goods. Hoffman. -
q. & l. Gplienoerc WtlNamspoTt: y. Il. Goldaabe-K
dryE1odf. broadway Ger trail
y L ,5glsm,aa Denver f, seboyer. fancy good, etc
William He1Eerer COMPANY. Buffalo ". T Mitchell
h-usefurnishinE r0Ces. No 80 Broadway. Imperial
mestlcs and linens. and ". J. Wells dress good. siis
Rad Innings. Eariington. J. Gross boys clothing Ma
KaufIusa. FIonooher & Cohn. NevT-or.aas; L Flo
rLcLcr. piece goods. Marlbcr9ggh
a. r. kirrchhaun & Co, Philadelphia; s. Kirschbaun
Hoffman
Lle5enthsl- Fl-ch Compenv. Cleveland; A Bloch piece
LIur-ran Brothers san Francisco: IT. r IAppmsn DRY
goods notions and fancy goods Nc 100 Bleeckerst Her
Uld
Jonas Long sons. Scranton S A. Me.ter notions
toilet goods Innings and furnishing goods IAspen
Gvd-st.
NsJher a Te1pls MontpeIier. Vt; A. r. Temple dry
goods. notions etc. Broadway central
furnishing goods. NJ. 4o6 Prcadwsy Sinclair
T. A. NeliTlm Company. Buffalo. Y. Haywood. dress
goods. silks Fud veivets No. - TAspenara-
Daniel Miller Company. Baltimore: James NJ Easter
dress goods and woollens Imperial
n x Z Nttledorfer Richmond: 2. MttIedorfer
drysoods fancy goods. etc, No. as Broadway Herald
andrew Reese. Massroa Ohio: general buyer. No
&c Irving Place.
rider a CO. St Louis: Laurence Tierney general
buyer. Fourth-st.
Root x Nc Bride Company. Cleveland; =.
white goods and Innings. No - Leonard-st
Elis- Ryan. Buffalo: dressmakers materials vio-
Elmer A sadd. worcester; uphostsry goods VIC