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paees of reliable ■ 
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partments, covering every detail of tlie toilette. ■ 
Our Leading Designs in Winter Garmentsare e 
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Thousands sold. CVT THIS OliT and writefo^av tor description 
and illustratlonaof our larjtP furnitwro a<isortmf'nt. Addrosit. 
OXFORU BKU. CO., Furnltnre Ucpt. i' 619 CHICAGO, ILIA 
Bicycles are tlie highest of 
all htsfh grades. Warranted 
superior to any other make. 
Prices IfTS and 585. 
CATALOGUE FREE. 
Indianapolis, Ind., U. S. A. 
INDIANA 
BICYCLE 
CO. 
In order to tliorou^hiy linruclute 
Our Curds, we will send i>b8tj<aid fifty 
nicely printed cards for 7^ cents. We 
will enclose krkk. a beautiful k-ather 
card eaJ«e and a neat, tasty calendsir. 
These .1 articles are worth §2. A most 
nppro^riatc I'KK 'KM" for lady orpentlenian. Card 
C!u<e8 in blacV, maroon and brown. Cards wlU be 
printed in script. Send 2c. stamp for circular. 
ITATIOITAL CASD CASS CO.. Box 350, St. FanI, Minn. 
Keferences: L. Ij. May&Co.; First Xat'I Bank. 
ALMOST 
GiyEK AWM 
For only 40 cents we will send the fol- fe 
lowing choice "Everblooming Koses" to p 
any aiklress In the United States. This is » 
a trial offer that no one shotUd lall to take ^ 
advantage of. ^ 
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L. L May & Co., St. Paul, Minn. | 
MATCH CHICKENS BY STEflHI 
WITH THE MODEL 
EXCELSIOR INCUBATOR 
Lowest-priced flrst-alass 
Uatchcr made. 
Send <(c. for Catalogue. 
Circulari free. 
Pal«Bt«« and 
Sole 
S/mpfe, 
Perfect 
and Self- 
fiegu fating 
Thousands 
in saccL-sflftal 
operation. 
GurirantcedUi 
batches larger 
pn-centage ol 
fertile e^Rtt^Kt 
le.'-.s cost tlifui 
any other Hatchar. 
DCU» Ht OldIM, St., Qiiincy, 11!, 
SPRAY 
YOUR] TREES, 
Plants and Vines with 
the Cumet Force Pump. 
Throws steidy stream 
5U fret. Price with 
brass plunger $3.00; all 
brass $.' .5 >, wh Ich In- 
cl udec hose and spray ins; 
attachments. Does same 
work as high pr' j< d 
— J sprayers. Send foi- cir- 
culars or will send sample on receipt of 
pripe. Agents wanted. We are feSuonslble 
and do as wn ag^ee. 
H. B. RUSLER, Johnstown, Ohio, U. S. A. 
MY HUSBAND 
[CaatMchow 
yea do iu 
^iG« KenToud Bachine for - $2.1.00 
^VfiO .WIInclnn Haehiae f«r • $19.60 
SbiQrfArd Hin^rs ■ $S.O0, eil.O< 
»:».0<i, and 2; othf^r ntvles. iri al> 
I tHrhwcnt^FRKF. Vlt p»y freiyht ship any- 
I where on SO days free trial, in any homo 
wiriiont asking f>nt;c<?nt in advance. Buy 
I fffim factorv. Save djnntB iarpo profila. 
I O**^ 100.000 In n«f. CataluiTuenndtfsti- 
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. X.. .w^'V""'* CASH BUYERS' UNION, 
1-164 West Van Buren St., B »27, Chicago, Jll. 
DO 
not pay big prices for your 
Implements, as we are selline 
Dii ect to the Farmer at 
Wholesale Yflll "^"^ oniytt. drop 
Prinoo W I III us a card with your 
rriucb. I UU name and address 
for our free catalogue YOU | 
and price list. ALL | 
HAPGOOD PLOW CO.. Alton, III. 
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KNOW 
18 KARAT 
GOLD PLATE 
LADIES' OR GENT'S SIZE. 
CUT THIS OUT and send it tona 
with your name and a<ldres3 and 
we will send you this watch by ex- 
press forexanilnaiiou. A Guar* 
antee for 5 Vcars and chain 
and charm sent with it. You 
examine it and If you think It 
a bargain nay our sample price, 
$2.50, and itia yours. It is beau- 
Itif uUy engraved and warranted 
the best time-keeper in the 
World for the money and equal 
•n appearance toagenuineSoUd 
Gold WaUh. Write to-day, thia 
oiler will not appear again. 
EASTLAKE MFG. CO., 
r«p, Corner Adams and State SUt 
'S* CHICAGO. ILU 
Young's Magazine 
A 16 page monthly devoted to Flow- 
ers and the Household. Subscription 
price only 35 cent s per year, with pre- 
miums. Sample copy free. 
Young's Magazine, Latrobe.Pa. 
Postpaid for only $1 50. 
The Cheapest and most durable Sower ever invented. 
Something every Farmer should have, 
DIRECTIONS FOR USING. !r^r„o.,„f.... . c . 
83"buaranteed to Sow from 50 to 
80 Acres per Day (eillier Horse- 
back or Foot), of Clover, Timothy, 
Millet, Flax and all Seeds of same 
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The 
Testimonials 
When you sp'pad the seed 40 
feet, set tiie gaiig-e in the first 
Jul lit (stub;, on ilie fifth l otch, 
I counting- from tlie ert:.'e,) forsow- 
itisr one bushel of Clover or 'I'im- 
oihy to 8 or 10 ac es, then put the 
Lirg-est section of the three on the 
stub and continue in same ord^ r. 
.Shove them ou good and solid; 
then put the bajr under you i left 
arm, with the strap over the r ght 
shoulder, start by swlng-lng- the 
tube In a h irt/.ontalposit on from 
risfhtto left, and a ti w minutes 
practice will miil>e you a perfect 
sower. Care shou'd h« taken not 
to lower the tube on the sides when 
In motion, and to use clean seed. 
Hulls, III. Dear Sirs:— No farmer can afford to Vie without the Seeder; It 
will pay foritself In one single day. I wou d not liu without It for as 1 am 
always sowing lois of seed. Yours icsi)ectfi:lly, Chris Millich. 
AsTOB, Ohawcohd Co., Iowa. Gtntlemm: — I'lease find enclosed $i .10 for 
my Seeder. I have given It a good trial and find that it will do all thai Is 
claimed for it. Yours truly, JacobOkszmann. 
llEiiMAN, Mo. G«nH«m«n:— I have used the Seed Power and cun heartily 
recommend it to every fiirmer that has any seeding to do. My neis-hbors s . w 
me work with the -.anie and they also want to buy next fall. One beauty is 
that It can be regulated so nicely. Hv Hin/.e. 
Mekkkn, Caliioux r»i.. Ii.l. Dear Sirs;— Please find enclosed $1.5" for my 
Seed Sower. I have u^ed several kinds of seeders, but likeyours bettor than 
anything I have ever had. WlUdoa 1 1 can to Introduce them he e. 
Very truly yours, O. A. Tkhcheli.. 
Bedford. Iowa. Genftoiiun;— The Seeder glvosentlre satisfaction. Finest 
Seeder for sowing Timothy, clover and Millet seeds I ever saw. They sow veiy 
even and rapid. RpsppctfuUy yours, Dklebbt .JARHf;ii 
Paiumount, West Va. Oentlemen: I have soweS 20 acres with the Seeder. 
My neighbors have also u.sedlt and It is considered the best ever used. 
Kespectfully, James F. Barnes. 
Irowwood, Mich. Oenlf:—! have s.iwn with your Seeder, some Timothv, 
Clover and Turn' n Seed. 1 1 does the work tiptop. Yours truly. O ko. A.Thipi-i't. 
MOU. For mij $1.50 wo wlU senitho Ligiteing Seed Sower jostcild. to any aadrsss la tho U. S. 
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